https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-01-07.pdf e119631150bc2c78ef751856b9ac759b PDF Text Text VOL. XXX. NO. 37. The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Barry Co., Mich. MARSHALL L. COOK. Ja*, 1 JJEW STOCK OF NGS MOKGO-THOBJ(AI*FLE. LUMBERI ;kvy>, an also ba»* itepj Willison County News. It is certainly wrong to bring person­ al or private matti’ni up ir church and during services. It looks laid, and the party that docs so sorely docs not have the support of law ana order abiding citizens. Myron Sutherland and wife attended Ethel Putnam’s wedding at Hastings. Tuesday evening of last week. R. B. Harlpyfrent to Reese last week, to look after his property at that place. C. P. Wilcox his sister. Mrs. E. (». H yde and her daughter. Miss Lola, vis­ ited Mr. W. Wilcox, of Maple < I rove, lust Tuesday and Wednesday. . W. 8. Adkins started for Ludington Thursday morning on a visit to M. H. Taylor. Well, we suppose so. He cer­ tainly would not go so fur to see Miss Lottie. Frank Brown attends to the store in the atkieace of W. 8. Adkins, assisted by Mr. Sutherland. Daniel Ruckle, of Grand Rapids, spent New Years with his brother, Jacob Ruckle, of Morgan. K. Hale and wife, of Morgan, spent New Years with II. H. Hull and fami­ ly, of Parmelee. ■ The revival at Morgan has been in­ strumental in bringing out some <>ld and hard heeled aim era. W. Wilcox ale New Year’s • dinner E. O. Hyde, df Thumappie. Charles Brown, of Hope, is visiting his grandmother, at Morgan. Last Friday night during the meet­ ing at the R. IL Hall at Morgan, Isaac | Baker, who is afflicted with heart dis­ ease. had tn be helped to his home in consequence of a severe attack ol the aiiove mentioned disease. John says that next time he will walk to meeting before he will forrow a carriage. It will probably be the cheapest in the end. but you must not let u small mishap like that discourage you. Frank Sutherland spent New Year’s with friends iu Castleton. Mrs. James Hurd is visiting -friends n Ohio. b Ellison an .[ft Daniel S . Wm. M. Cook RDd wife, and wife. Samuel Skilln Wife. Offmas Blackman still a a visit. D. Smith has iwfu-ned to his home.. Buchamian. There was a surprise party at Thinnas Hanes’ New Year’s eve. A good time is reported. A number of our. people took in thf1 dance st Plainwell New Year's. [Don't forget the box social at the G. Al IL ball. January 15th. We learn that -after the social there wiU be a dtace. They have employed a No. 1. band for the occasion. years since. Wells Byington and wife yet ’emaloand are living by thcxnsdvas at the Comers enjoying the fruits of Ik; their hard lalior in the yeara gone by. each rajoying a comfortable degree of the first j uativy. ADVERTISING RATES: health. olnmn j*rjeaz............t........... ',.....<100 00 The mill has Extra ctiarae for npei-ul ixMltlou*. ready for grinding PKIOHARDVELI.E A little snow on I* JoH PRINTING. Charlie Prichard returned to Ann to grease up wheeling. Bspeclal pride is frit In the Job PnntiiiK De­ nr. Arbor Monday. . - CEDAR CREEK partment of the BamtFR. Everything In the George Prichard and wife spent New LAORT. The delit that has been hanging over Yuan* at Hickory Comers. . Christmas and New Years have some the U. B. church at Cedar Creek for type, the most apj. nved padcnis of machinery* Charles Prichkrd is nursing a sore and gone and everybody » s* tied down elRvra years is completely wiped out. eye. and competent workmen employed, enables the to another year of hard laU- 'u’ ' 12, 14, 16. 18 and 20 ft. aud the society are all happy over it. P. C. Howbrldge is enlarging his Aleck Cort wright has been quite ^ck Many of the generous people of Hastings ; house. ‘ /a. *-,..» 1- . helped, for which the Brethren feel.I . llu_ Winnie w mn Dando is visiting her W. lAJWRY.M.D., thankful. David A. Bowker proved to rrandinother start for the South this week, but have ter-the right man in the right place.” * M*v Weeks na • Physician,. urgeon and Oculist. n. tuutlra Aid Sod«7 is'doing . pr^t^VJ'.'^ ’ had a Christmas had to pustpone.the time on aocouat of All widths and lengths. Galls tn town or country promptly atteuded. sickness. Office hours- • lo 10 u. in. and 1 to 3 p. m. Isaac Weeks sprat New Yesin. with C. H. Stevens, H. K. Stevens and G. TBUphone*; Hollo** ay*'drug store. There is some complaint of potatoes friends1 in Grand Rapids. ■ • R. Graybum and their families ate oys­ rotting. Miss Clara Johnson returned to Bat­ ters at L. N. Mosher's on New Years, Stock generally looks well and the tle Creek Tuesday. and al! present had an enjoyable time. Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for H. LANDIS. M. D„ people mostly feel well, our P. M. ‘in Our blacksmith was under the Dr’s, for sheds and repairing old roofs. particular seem perfectly happy. . • I’hysican and Surgeon, Nashville. care last week, but is able to be on deck Woodland, Mleh. There ’ s been quite a good .deal going FREEPORT. again. Office one door south of the poat office, will be Ollie and Maggie Clark am) Flute From the Herald. found there day or night. on this week, and the good people of Mr. Wm. Lettick is looking after .... IL our usually quirt little burg fe^l quite Masher were home on vacation last Ct ILTlilMEllMAN. week but have returned again to their sated. Hemlock, 10 ft. Wolcott ’ s interests here during Mr. W ’ s L . Homoepatiiic Physician & Surgeon, Tuesday and Wednesday nights we schools at Battle Creek. visit in Ohio. tFlrxt door east of Holloway*' drajf »ture.) Bob says if any one thinks that there Mrs. J. Norman is visiting relatives bad bicycle exhibitions at the nnkg^IlSym. JONES, and friends In Kalamazoo and Vicks- not as well patronized as they should is any fun in keeping bachelors hall for a week, cook his own grub, and warm have been, for they were very good.1 buiw this week. Dentbu We can furnish any length up to 50ftThursday night we had a wrestling the bed all alone, just let him try it, Mr. Amos Clemens is spending New All work ynunptly attended tol Year's with hi»‘ daughter, Mrs. Ed. match at> the rink, which called out a and be thinks it will knock the ro­ large crowd, yet withal very orderly. mance all out of it in the first round. Clark, of Caledonia. C WELTON Lacey had one Christmas tree this Mr?..-A. C. Clemras and daughter. The contestants were George Hampton, Ollie, are attending family reunion in living east of town, and an unknown, year, but still Santa Claus was' quite We make a specialty of Elm. Oak. who tame here with an occulist who Iilxiral with hw pnwenta in this vicin­ Gidoes, this week. He wri:<-» policies on * nuut*» property against loMby Are Ightnlng or wind; agaluit a ra.iu> Ash and Basswood. open air seas­ Mr. H. C. Helrigle, of Petoskey, is was in town last Week. The stranger’s ity. Anns Stevens received a very fine lUeby death aud accident. oned or kiln dried. spending the holidays with his parents name was Arnold, and he is the same photograph album and Flute Mosher one Who tried, to get up a match in a new watch and chain with locket at­ and other relatives in tills vicinity. 0OOK 8HELDON, Mr. Henry Mishler has moved hto Hastings. The match was catch-as- tached as a charm to carry the picture stock of dry gtxxls and notions into S. R. can. and was very interesting, the of his beet girl. (Office In Abstract Block. Hastings, Midi.) The boys at Lacey formed an Anti­ r coni —-t—tants being so evenly matched Hunt’s building, next door to posipffrce/ G Hate the qply sctqLAtetract^BooM In Khrry The members of the German M. E. tbatthey struggled for an nour and a Swearing society. It lasted just fifteen half with all their skill and strength, mihutes. church, presentexl.lhctr pastor, Rev. A.' Green Inbh lumber dried In two weeks I" J. WRIGHT, ' ' I ASSYRIA. There was a birthday party at the F. ZurweR-anil wife,a-beautiful hang­ without a fall for, either. Being ex­ for inside finish. Snowing this morning. .____ ing lamp Christmas morning. A. « Physician. hausted the boys desired to make it a home of James Spaulding and wife'last There were present The rruLrts have 1m«*o wlmnsf impass­ Calbndar or night prompUy attendeA to. Mr. G. M. Morgan and family are en­ draw, but the-crowd kicked so that Friday night. about fifty persons, and all report of able. Office at residence, one-halt mile east of Carljoying a visit from Mr. M's sister, Mrs. they finally took their romers and each •on Cettre. ‘ > Horace Holton and Wm. Daggett, of Ellen Hardy.and son Ed. of Pentwater, .took a hippodrome fall, then drew the bavin* a good time. Well, at last l^aoey has caught a gen­ Fenville, ware in town last week. PHILIP T. COLG ROVE^ also his niece. Miss Id* Lvon. oFLowell. match, f.veryone present sav they Charley Holton has moved to Fenville, saw a finer exhibi­ uine dude and if they only kmsw what Mr. Wm. Godfrey and wife are enjoy­ never A Lawyer, Alli-gan Co., where he will start a ing a welcome visit from their daughter. tion of science and strength while they to feed it on they would try and raise BArtinirt, MKb. blacksmith shop. Mrs. 8. C. Craff aiid husband, of Mason struggled in earnest. A fellow named Pros^ciUing Atteriirj for Barry County. Mr. Jacob Sick, an aged German farm­ county, this state. They arrived on Scott/who thought lie could wrrotleat COMMUNICATED. er living m the Dorth east part ol Assy­ Thursday Ike. 24th, and will remain collar-and-elbow, had the conceit quick­ K. KENASTON. BalUtnare. Dec. joui. Above Stock we are Selling ria. met with a serious accident Dec. 2V. here (I unng the winter visiting relatives ly taken'out of him the same evening ED. HASTINGS BANNER. • . Attorney at Law, He was drawing wood when a stake on by the unknown, who floored him with ­ and friends in this vicinity. at Lo^rer Prices than Dear Sir.—1 hope you will allow out trouble. his wagon broke throwing him and his nil courts of the State. Collections me. space iu your valuable paper for a ever before. ; Friday night there was a line 5-imle load to the ground, Mr. Sick striking on few wbnte to many of the readers of his head an a sharp stub ol a limb, R»in. ralu. rain. Thl, l» Ibe n>wl|. I ?n l,h* t<n> riv«b. TOHN CARV'ETH, which penetrated bis eye and fractured lion o{ nlTalra In tills p.irt of tha conirtry. I and IVidralh. the tatter wlmunr the Banner, who have known'me in the past. •I ■ w Attorney at Law, tr Parties desiring 10 and 30 ft. Burn his skull. Dr. Hull, of Bellevue, was Thera wiU be a social al U rrmidere... m«>r bv halt a lap. This race mU«l I am now in my. sixty-eixlh fmr I ’3*Ucd to «•<*> *fle wetrnda. Five d**s ofMr. MeNinch. on fnaa. eseninit ot i'wowu. who woe n,...-;.v all ' MMd!c*llte, Mleh Boards will save money liy bujing * ; after someof the neighbors noticed tlutl that this week JIOW ’ ‘ .»!*«-• wjiucui me nrigaooninouced ’ 1 phsv**! remit- The dance aft- Mr parents were Christians, gMMtrra of the Baptist church, inv fathH^fting flLARKE A RJKEIL tlu- sick num’* neck was miRpL-iced and Itev. .1. Clan,-y illle.1 the M. I', pulpit i " "Kf w“ ■ ’«T ■>«* »««lr and a deacon. '' Attorneys at Law tmd I called thu learned Dr.’s attention to the Sunday morning in place o. our pastor. j-v । e-. . . , I had a good example set before tne. Solicit >rs in Chancery. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS, fact, who made an exuminaUo, , and Mr. Will lirajier iill mow into th.-1The likyole rldere were to ba her., All that could lie done for me: in this1 (tmee* in Union block, on-r Beamer Bros.) - -------------- round --------------------------- —-------------- ----------------found ms his neck o' out of joitit. Mr. Sick new bouse this week. “"f111- bul I"1"1 *" rtf""Hartings. Ml- li. . ------------------will probably die. George Motirr will proceed to plaster 1 80 much money at Hast- respect was done, but apparently to no Prvrtiee In all courts of the state. AU. Attend' ‘to । Slide of Michigan. Count* ot lUrr*'--" W.....D. Pat . inm Uiai the. tonkin t^ay thipr.fnre purpose. In early manhood I became a . Mr. —........... litter, of Battle Creek, his bouse it this weather r .ntinura eoUrrtlotib and pcrtrcting line* to rralb=. — roalroute. At a xmlon of the Probate -• ' - • the - feed Uuiveraalist, and later an infidel, and has purchased grinder r( Geo. count}- of Bnrrr, Widen *t the Tompkins aud will run the iwune tills viU-iL 1111 ” lioylt are it^tlir (. Wohertl was in nVu this week. remained such, ur tried to, until Oct. the • Ity of H.-utlnip*. hi •mdAmnty-' the OU. da* of Deerintw-r. l»i lb winter .. ..................... at the old .stand in the Saghuni: K-ilonr Hower is the proud i«www-. ! John IW1 has me to t'anada 18th. 1888, when I was converted. ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, •Jay. tbouxaod t'lcfai hondred mn eightySoon after our marriage, my wife l>emilk II or or a son aud hHr. I ‘UH| »»l«r the whole family expect I came Insurance and Loans. aidevoted Christian antl'remaiur Iu the aixltcr^ tbc eatiUc of Ira Blackford, E. P. Wadsworth, of Battle Creek, I 1 to go there. It is their former home. offirr with J. G. Uunytm & Son 2 doors north was inter n Monday. Misses Edith Kentleld itad llclle such until her death, which occu . of PosUiffice. yankkt Springs. fleincnlHiiilth guardian of aak? incompetent, April24th, 1885. Most of my etiil •Special attention xhen to niaklnr rxclixuo-i Creo. Jackson is here buying timber I unrs In court ai d represent* tbnt kM aaid Isn't our open winter fine? splendid ' Hotchkiss, of Hastings, vi-it«(at Cur­ had, previous to thja, profeesed rel .'I property. Tint leterrot* c< non-rvsid«tit rie Mallory's last week. again this winter. . pri/tierty owners enrdully looked after. Forms weather at this writing. During the gyeatc.- part of uiy Quite a number fromHastings took Elder Stocking mid wife are aptnding read the bible for the express p. and that the Mine may be heard allowed, ORANGEVILLE. iu the Brock-Wai rath rai 'e. ati<l he be dlMlianted from his mW Uust. a few days al Three Rivera. of proving my infidelity. I h . I ri 11 .. ^...1.... n I, (a ...il.ri.J tt.a —»n,i Our community was startled bv the May Nidy. who has Icon nt work in Ingersoll and every infidel wc • dav night to bin- new goods. unrxptc' eJ death on Thursday of Laura pLEMENT SMITH, forenoon. be os'iatieil (or the heMr.ng of mW Lewis from diphtheria, and we are in­ Kalanuizoo for some tiuie past, has re­ get hold of for th« same ptThe News office was move*! Monday V* Lawyer. petition, and that Un- helm at law of said de lumed. after all 1 entertained feu. formed that th e others in the same fam­ ♦Office in Union Hail BlneX. error store of W. Jimmie Harrington spent a week in ---or part of It was rather. The pressro might be wrong. The foun Goodyear Ik Co.) ily are afflicted. - t (siting relatives in Juckson and Char­ have not been moved yet. upon Whfch I was building olL i-ikl court, tliri>u> tx> bolden st lb.? |iv»t>»le office. Old Mrs. Guslin is in very Indigent lotte during the holidays. Charlie Febrhuer dislocated hit* ankle fijlt insecure, thinking if I sboulti In the city of Il.t»Uii«M. In n.ild co«Wl.<. amt vhow came, if »»••• ' err bo, why the prayer of the circuinstanav and our postmistress, Jim Springer, Hen Norris, JVm. last Wednesday white practicing for a mistaken aud did not rectify it tn thu pctftloner uitmld not be granted. Mrs. Thiers, is soliciting aid in her be­ Watson and their fam Hies sprat Christ­ wrestling match. And It 1> turtlk-r ordered UuU lUUd petitioner one. C. < M; Putnam is visiting in the life, it would be too late to do it iu the Mrs. nappen a van arm an, I mas at Frank Robert s in Irving. give notice to the peraoni* lnl«r<-*ted In said half. next Hemv there was a fear of death, ‘ School doted rather abruptly last i Christmas trees were quite plenty estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the «}• ta 5"" nori up the state. Lawyers. „ “tstern hearing thereof. i>y causing a copyuf tlda order 1 Mrs. J. P. Roberts and daughter, of or rather what might come after dcatl week on account of diphtheria baving (Over Hasttnro N'a|iotial Bank.) to lie published In the Ha»tl<«a Bannsh. a broken out in town, and the teachers this vicinity; one nA the Finery school Hastings were visiting at H. <». Hale's bftinu*s^nM|g of the words, “It house, another ;»i .oe Count school iippointraRmto men once to die£tf> newspaper printed and circulated th wild coitntv Harry once In each Week for two xucresslvr have gone to their home near Hastings. 'bouse and another at the Klingensmith. last week. WILLIAMS, 5WEEZEY, Attorney of week**, previous to said dav »f ImuuIim. Some (Mie poisioned Gaylord Lee’s after this: the judgment.’’ About t The party on New Years night, at The trees were well loaded and some veara since, one of my daugiitera. M ’ ’ At Law arid Solieitor in Chancery. . Wm. W.rOLF., ptit dog last week, and aver* impress ­ the rendrace ef Oliver England, was a very nice presen la ou them all. Every ­ (A true eopy.l Judjte of Frobate. Practices In all courts nfkbe state. ive funerid service was held by the j Norris, dind, and among the last wo small but select-affsir and all prwrat one speaks of a good enjoyable time. ’ spoken bv her to those around hud an rajoj;J»l® time. Who were the lucky ones 'it the raffle children of the neighborhood^uver his were ‘TellMfflifrr that there is a hea ILLIAM B. S WEEZE Y, remains Sunday. Orange' die leasts of a literary soci­ of MkbfgSn. county of Barry -M for I carr-Ree it" Throe words 1 oo~ J ustice of the Peace. State Ata session of the i'roisite C -art for the ety, the meetings of which are held Miss Nelite Truman returns to school The dance at the Rutland Grange never forget. The death of tuv devote County of B.trrj. Iioldcn at the I’r<- »ate Office In Collections a specialty. । Wednesday morning next. Uil- City of Hastings, lit said count;. on Turoday, every Tuesday evening in Jessup’s hall, hall last Friday Might proved to te- h j wife produced a wonderful effect upon tli'fith day of January. in the yeatr otie thous­ thus affording, the incipient Antony's, succww. There was a goodly number t। It does beat the d—I how Squire Par­ my tfflnd and served to further shak ady does hang on t > tU*t pootonice. and eight hundred and elglity-au. WebMors and Clays, among our ynuth present and all hart a good lime. r. j. w. rock. my confidence in imhlelity. Aud froi Frrsent. Win. W. Cole. Judge of l*rntiate.' Physician and Surgeon, We did not me: in to take the breath | Perhaps the fact that he was never an that time until my conversion I had In the matter of the estate of Lydia Bresee, to ph-.iu* their »ings, and prepare them­ selves for higher flighta. it is a lauda­ away from our .Irving scribe, as we offensive partisan has something to do longing to come into poaserolon of th is prepared uTgive prompt attention to nil who deceased. On reading and tiling the petition, duly veri­ ble ••ffort and should lx* encouraged by regliztythe condition of mun to be most' with his tenacity. may d.'Alre Uh Mfp|cc». Office at rroldence, fied of Dttnl-l Striker, praying ’hat» pa|ier this J. J. Potter, of the U. S, R. M. S., was 'Christian life, if there ware any sue Onugerilie. day filed, purporting io be the last will and tea- all the intellectually inclined among terrible when h« stands with mouth home last week. John also bangs on a ,reality, so that I might enjoy her soo­ tnnwntof said deceaM*d may be admitted to our citizens. The subject for dobatq wide open and ey/f* set, gasping for the ty beyond this life. My eonfidence i great deal better than was predicted. probate. and the executor therein named ap ­ last was “Which is the most destruct­ one most needful thing that sustains I M. B. GILL AS PIE. pointed. . ! • Nashville is sure to have a roller mill. intaJelity was still further abitkei L. . Notary Public. Thereupon It is onlerrd. that Tuesday, the ive eli-n ent, fire or water.” The decis­ life. 1 th it A- wp must have the full H. R. Dickinson expects to put in the while listening to a sermon preached b i Bowens Mills. . ind day of February. A. D. u«. at ten o'clock in ion wasJn favor of fire. sympathy <4 tha aforesaid scribe, iv« he Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, on Aite. 30tl . the grove near Hendershott^ Corn speaks dr us as being about as fat as a new machinery immediately. H. IL is in CARLTON. match, for surely be Is about as lean a a rusher. With a few more men like ;era. On the Sunday of Oct. I8th, while deceased, and nil oilier persona Intetealed In him Nashville would soon again show , apecitneD ot hQniimity as has been seen Very ehnngable weather. at home in the afternoon, it suddenly . mate of Mieblgan-In the Circuit Court for the Mid route, are required to Appear nt n nentlon Vermontville a clean-pair of heels. of mid court, tlwn to be bolilen n'. tbrt Probate 4 county of Barry. Those who predicted an open winter in sometime. , seemed to be unusually light and every v— JIM CROW. CROW. , -. William F_ Finley vs. Daniel F. Kiley-In attach­ Office in Uic city Qt Hullngi, iuMldevitity.and are rejoicing over the results. thing appeared so beautiful to me ment. * gitJMRT C orners . .Service at the center ne.\t Sabbath Suddenly joy took poMMMkjn of my en­ Notice Is hereby given that on the loth day of ’ IRVING. ■ November. A. D. 1*5, a wri’ of attachment was evening by Rev. Floody. tire being to auch an extent that b«ore News rafbar scarce. tuned out of the Circuit Court, for the county of school is in session again at the centre. The Naw Years dance at B. Tomp­ I The accidental shooting at Mr. Sylvgn- realizing it I was shouting glory to Barry, at the suit of William E. Finley, the ropy of ihl* o: Miss May Davenport commenced son’s hail Wai very well patronized, m. Hall, spoken of last weei, was oc­ God. 1 realized beyond the possibility abo*e named plaintiff, against the lands, tene­ M’S! ments. goods and chattels, moneys and effects of school last Monday after a vacation homereyenty odd number*, were sold, casioned br the discharging of his gun of a doubt that there la a glorious real­ Dante! F. Kiley, the above named defendant, for during holidays. W while gutting off a log on which be had ty in the Christian religion. AH fear of d off quiet and pWant. ‘ Rnberta* second sale of his stationed htauielf to watch a deer. Ilia me off Saturday eve- son Jonah, who was a few rods off. on Judce of * Ui being the iuekv hearing the dischargo ran to him moment doubted Ingle h noe werth find him dead. Th* main port Dated Ikrejnber 7th. ^-«w a black wolf the load entered his breast. Blate of Mlehlgx Rev. Rowland is holding pq Dora meetings at the Whittemore »U HHORI >*T! ON KATES BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Barn Boards, Common Pine Boards, G Shingles, W Joist and Scantling, D Hardwood Flooring, CBStim Kilo Dryinil to Order. 1 Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. A M K W D We Have It al Last In the matter he has T DETROJ -ra. Jonah and L*b. Hall. ■ •I aBo Mr. Hall’s or BANNER and EKLY TRIBUNE tile forvuocr' petition, v eewwd.ai S'iS'i' This offer U mxdr U> ________________ “•""‘vrssk. Newspaper Advertising. OAUCHY A CO., HfkffUaes and 24-36 Murray ffjtj “ Njnn Yprk. MtyjM* ficwauapcm f �WaatnxuTOK, dan. 4.—me pi jidil to tat»« decreased >9.089, January A. D. i*w. st otte ••'chick tn xm nf thnt day, st the front door of bnuw* In Che eity «d llaMinga. in » »«ere will w ww *t public s.-.Hti, of lUrry-taidd .wort hoiw bwntr to the higher bhfeb r. Uh- pr»vi> '-­ acewhere the cirrolt court for the county void mortgagr W wtiafy Un: to. my h bri(D.th*aaM mortgaged pcrau-e* to _ud DMrtgag* with tntcrv*ii at ■ ttb >«iiar»d<wcril*^lMfoh»W».tiiwH: aiiiuun.r-' " The n-irtlieaat quarterol the amitbeaat qnarrofai-iiUoti twenty >U In town three north, mgr ten wot. ernttatailng forty nrrea more w m accurdlug to the government •urvey. xftuMl jb the townabip of Yankee Spring*, caitnty All that err tain eg Bam. lUte 6f Mkhlgau. * ed in the Datwl Odob-r AMh. A. D. 1*M. JEJfKjR tCMkRX. Mortgagee. Michigan, south ball HAMMOND. KARKWOrrif A OOBB, Attorney* fur Mortgage”-. eighty a«'iv» n"«r ■« I>!M. Dated Dewtabcrad, A D.1RJ. ‘ Default having bcea jux!.- Iu the condition of HESHVT. HINMAN. 3U>»T.-a. * - - •* ev IC-Mearth FRED M. WADIJCKIH. Aftemey M- Murttnsr «Jy Kuv- Henry ix nffcb’L" it-»t dost 591.804 * st is $51,483,719. agnUmt .t—j— , tl>e last six mont’.ui ot IBMiwpt* tor the month. iomp«r«d wKbtweam*er. WM. show an increase of orarjy $33,«)»K>.0iH>. all ol which was denred from customs. The amount paid out m llMmbcrWM $15.O(»»,OOO, agmn*l nrariy >»-,• 000.000 in December, 1881. The difiradnea in th«»K amounts wan paid for pension**- K a Sarsaparilla, and it $M .uan all the other mrdiciar I WAMU5GTUM, X»X. 4-~'”* “*“ *“’“* menii;iti>»n ol Commismoner Laton the arlfStvlre Comnuraton ha* adopts! a regulntiim draft-d by him which urns in­ to effect th* pvn*ii*si*»n given the hmntssion in Rule 13 t» drop from the reelml* the nppiicaut* whose names hove Dera thereon for six month* or more without having been reached in due eounro for exmninutiou. tin: i-Hor* WASttmovus, Dee. 31.—Tbs retIranto» ol the St utiatirir.ii of the National Department ot Agriculture for the.priwijml ecrralnrotst of the year have been computed, and the nggri'gatebnr.bels areas fttliows: Wheat, 357,<»l>0,<MMI: corn, 1,93(5,000,000; oats, 829,000.090. wn-uxu to DtraonoB. • - __________ _____ caflod muscnlar •rlieiinxiib-T.. I took Hikxl'a 8arsaparilla mid am entirely cured.” J. V. A. Paotn’^'TT letter carrier. Chleags. 1H. W« sb-ill be fttol tomend. to*e <ff charge all wbiynay desire,a bo<*k eraUisingmany Irtitioiial statement* of cure* by ' Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by alt tlnwM*. $t; Mx for $5. Marie Mily by <!. 1. HO0» a (XL, Lowell, Mass- IOO Doses One Dollar. A Safeguard. The fair,I rapitliy v-.th which *Hrf»l t old* u!i<l C oughs frequent)* tleielop into <’.•• grave*! IhoImIm.** of Um throat xi tl fans'. i» a con»M>*ration which should im;* ! iw.-v prudent person to keep al iutiid. a }*<>m<-bokl remedy. a bottle of AYl.'K'St HFJIRY PECTORAL. - N. thing i lsb gin* such immediate reMef ■nil work* Mi stir- a cure iu hll affections of tho <-!a.«. That in:t:u*nt physician. Prof. F. Swcdtwr. of tlic Maiiiti Medical ly prem ntod to the Attorney-General on be­ half of WilUnm 8. Warner nnd hi* brother* in-law, J. Henry Work, a proposition to, refund the creditors of the MarineBnnh tin* lull amount nf the checks upon which <heir present indictment waa found, $158.8<M*Tin, Government has declined the nropoaition, and both the accused will nave to stand their trial. . . pt-ana or ths temphras-ck wuaeena. WaanixirrON. Jan. 8.—The ricmpcrancc The antnr opinion i» <'V|>rrv«i by the weB-liiown l»i.L. J. Atiilhon, of Chicago, •ctioucbranciiiul AYER’S A tobacco factory in Quincy. III., claims » be the tlrat to adopt the eight-hour sys- amount found due was j 10,705,371.48. The iidertMt added miwre ttbe amount to over $10,000,000. Tne total i xpenae* of the court will amount to nb-mt $400,000. piled for a |Nilcnt mi on invention by whiib paaaengvn" nnd Irrighttnay be rr*ei'ol ,md <H«-liui-ged front railway train* in lull mo* tian. * Wa»hlniit<»>. Jan. 3.—The Court Alabtuna Claims <>n Thtirwl.iy aimpleteil ita final Hat award* of in tlir war premium ftSS' Default harliix bran made in th* d inortaage SRAN I Deed* for the county nf Harry, slab i on which in’itttw there i> claim* which derrre there wax KalndazWt Holden tun* day ol A«r mortgAg'i <t thirty itatutr. fix hutwlrv I Used herb* in dootoris^ tha family. and her simple remediw Cl'Jlt; lu rr.x.t caass. Withou. th irf pnit'aiH thi-rraf tuning been duly rrrortrd lu th- ofitre of Itogfstor ot Dredi iu and tor Barty County, upon witlch luorlgugr tlfcre i» now ueg e« tne bcatotaJl rcu>o«lia» !or Usoxo i cialmwd w tie du< »la bumlrmi and taeuty-ohr pLwcrtal wedicin ja that z.cricualy in- I ao'.!a-s. at.d no »u:l or proceeding al ?— u ;iuu the sywtom. , ■ | been imfttutrd to reetner Uic debt । MISHLER’S ...... Bittersmanyjmyaietans. or /ini/irrw jA, .vkss. iXDinznriON, dr.; and while JOHN HOLDEN, Owner of said MortalCLEMENT SMITH. Attorney tor Mortgagee MX8HLM HERB BITTWB8 CO^ 585 Conunsroq Bu PHHadsIphlu. Parker'* PUoeaat Wen* 8yru* Merer Faiii Beaus. Jun. 4.—The twenty-tilth anni­ versary of the acciwaion of Bmpt-ror William i|Uiotly yinteniay. The Eiupctar held a rereptiun which *iw uttiiided by all the for­ eign atnbnaa^don and diploiuut* in the city. Servo < - wen- held in all th. Hi ilin eburrhea in l onnnenioratlon of the event Me muss Frwtivali. were, held'throughout PnumiaA ntutue of the Emperor wax unveiled nt Frankfurt- elaaaifii-d th* Hat ot the boycott* of the lust two years. Tlmrv were two hundred and thirty-earim baycotta Itegun, including forty-one against the Chinese mid fortyfive against ucwMpupcra. The Imyeolterw claim sinew in ninety-nine casts, ini-luding thirteen ncwi'iMfpcr and forty Chinese clows. Tlicv admit losing twenty-four ciutes, including ten ~4— Chinese, and one lu . Ol»6,0<KI $249.51)11, im'i which ilocrtw there wmm> appeal, and THE BEST thereof eill with the < ertHUate of Urotnue County. ui>ou Rubber Overshoes SSSS" 'art iiiervui. Uterefnre hereby given < ouk IIoum- In the city of llaailiiga. that peins the pihre of bolding the Circuit Court fod aald l omit} of Barry, be eold to the hfghe: <>r h» mu«-li thereof a* mar be ncco»*ary tb pay th* amonm jrrd by mid tMtrtgnge .*itli the legal coat* and cbargea of aorh wdr. The!land i. rib^i ln nwrig.uv a» -ail that cirtaln ,P**n-el of land vltuaiMd. lying andbelng County of Barry. ‘Slate »t Mlcfigan. Cram Bala UenappHr.llntolhr of catarrhal vtnjx ranting crwltm.n .. », iiifaUMtlun. prutrei I cltnnit tcriatic* id the block pliigu* which I dn4nuit*-d,Lomiau yrar* ngu. [ ------■ BEKVRB-Kxtr Ctltcr.......... Good......... , Medium. | I j I j i । Bucoh.imtuA N.Y., Jan. 4.—PraTWlD- r taati'; nnd anarthh-.. ... Ag ^.ybhotherh! ill ta dly Ftiduy for contliiuouH awingiug of In­ dian rluJak keeping the motion up four hbun< And lifty minute*, with dnha weigh­ ing ih'vmi pound* mid one ounce ixieh. intorornai---. ■SW*nfc’.-“J*-7 UMd; arri-an for Un- *p«eeo(thlrtv itaer* and tneaar and atHl rrnuiHiltic unpaid, tlir afor*MM prn hundred d»lr- hno.tn-.lil, • .1 .i:„r- ,. i>,l an .itt- igan- In the Circuit Court tpr the arriner and LaFayetlr Lytt’ ■ doing bnslnrM al Toirdu THE WARRANT SECURES YOU. sell st pubtie auction to the htkbral uid'lei I the north front door of the Court I city ot Hasting*. Mtebigan. Hurt twifa th t-l• re the circuit court tor harry I’mmty I • ‘ ■ShfiTSlfJT ut of the Circuit R. A J. Ct MM1NGS&CO. DETHOTT. k «xl in aaiit mongagr »s nuiuw fractional half W^ihr north PARKER'S 1HAIR BALSAM .•■t fia., ..r ;c . r KNAIT'EN k V* IRA PRAK I- Awidu • State of Mlehtgau. Count lot !Uni PARKER’S TONIC Count Si-villa I>eeenit»er, in the year our tf" .Jred and Aigbiy-ftvr. ) Present. Wm. W. Cole, .lodar oLPrut la the matter of the estate <4 Thoma' ' '"(hlrt^vTmtiittMiri. sdtnlniytrxhw <4 wd: Hcba........ FMtrit-Goml . l ai. *>" WHBAT- No. t No • Sonne (CILN . OAT8 . . HYK ............. IM>KK—Mess . I.AHO- Hiram. I HKB.'E M OOL — Domes W. Melairvey. hl» exccUlwn, adi4lni»U*S*n- ar aaalgM. bceotu- and be due aud i**-" immediately thereafter. ahlwwAdi Ha* p above limited hg-the paytucto thereof u*> Uwn hare expired. Anything berelnlwfore i contrary in any wi»c nntwtthi>tA:.<llng. default having been .made in ttir |.:iya>e HOLDEN. owner of said M>* SMITH. Attorney for M Heptemtwr —The penitentiary plague-stricken spot. Ita one thigumnd inmates, including one hundred nnd fifty women, an* exposed to a deadly lonn,0l typhus lever, which gained it foothold* then* two week* ago, ond bn- shirr imfiled the attempt* of tile physicians to ehrak its spread Five pitjleuts died on Thursday nnd seven yuwtcr- •lay of July It waa in sato niungagv xhotild any default tw m .uiv pan ir (. uuMl ■main rtshtsg. ATnLOPHOfUn CO., IQ WML IT., MEW TOIL Default baring bran made nva-uputco oawpage- «*.. which walrf mor 1 waa Avid Kalmwlck Holden iuow dree ‘ on Hi- t.itli day of Augiul, IHei. bequeath ; John Holden by will, inc aatae' bating beet NO HIGHER IN PRICE. children *m ou rtunird near Burlington, Vt., and w«* ne’t on fire by the lirvatoitg cri a kerosene lant ern. All the occupants *<-r* badly burned. Mrs. Rev ar (waiving terrible injuries. ! Princass Colona*, ol Paris. n«e Eva Mackay, gave bir-th to a son tost week. A mugiiifiient outfit 5orthe infant hm* bee* reccivid from Suu Frism uieo. The ehristeningdn-s* is entirety *(composed ot mitiqus point d'Alemon. The Houtheni HuU wa* totally drwUuyd ing. One num to in the ftomrw mid If is talieved thnt otbeni were buried under Qu- dobri* men .were injured. ; I Melanry. dated August 3Mh A rmitrxl In tt»i- office of the Kean a rertaitr inorUage made by Henry a ml Nandf -Howarth. hH wife, Jami i<7n. ta Kaifaiartrk Hnldcn, and rerun s2hBSF-’®*“^»=» ■ . FM I nortb half of MtuUicasl quarter of mm lion tbi; ty-flve. all iu town three north rafcpcontaining two hundred acres of Hum to tlie govrranienl aurvry. be the tann lea-,, dturted In the town of Yank* coatily of Barry. Michigan. Dated Det. axh. imt,. , . PAULINA< iaiiK. Wgtw 1UMM6ND. BARKWOKTH * Attorney* fos erpr-e*!? fbr Michigan trade far the eraro: Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. ELY'S ted either at law or <y|in»> Ui i seeurt-d by -uod mortgrigr or iipflra b* hereby given, tliat fi er*»f eah* contained in Mid m«*r 1 *>**'■•»- , cur o: ! Court . Courtfor the o'clock p> m.. I : Oourt'ltouse. Ui Treasurer in this city. wa4 last Thursdny anil cthuograpbiral roU« tiona of the Britdrdered to surrender his ofiini to N. C. Jor­ dan, Treasurer of the United States. He Mado far Reputation. strlag tb* wearer awn loiuniiaaioiinmut the IDinois A Mich at oni-c »t,licit«l an opinion friuii Geoigr Bliss und Elihu Root, who ndviacd him not •Tgundr. CfRILsTTlOOT to turn over hie trust to any person not ■ouiinnb.xi by the President and confirmed ol quarryturn laat spring in the, v trinity of eeCInary ovrrdtoe sum ' ’ Jam* ai Kukbcr Boot by the Brant**. IL- therefore iwnt Treoavr- Joliet. A Cliincwe Iniindrytnan m St. Louie er Jordan a protest ngninst hi* aiwunipon Sunday received tioin of the control of the nfflee. But Mr. named Jur Jun Jordan relieved the bondsmen by breaking into the Pilgrim <?vngreg*1ional Chtirrh DOUBLE TIUCI. ON THM KMX. the ovals mid coniniencTng business. ■ tnony. verified h’. ait*.teidv. aid wlmllrl be rrmcnftn-ml by etcrjbdtl’i • 1ITHLOPHOROS BberiffPeoria, TH., renvrU internal revenue col­ lection* ol $3,188,888 during the |»Mt atx inoiltha. Hreibwtruyed the cotton warvliouw.'ol . .. .... J . ... e.illtwl atX'»<».of'O. , Boston ivporta the expenditure of >8.000,000 for now buildings during ths past twelve months: Hansel A Webster, sugar and. inolaraM dealers of Ncw Orleans.usaigncd Thursday. -Liabilitiea. $200:000. The buSineM of <’ounc.il Bluffs, Iowa, |>as iuervmu'd $7o0.000. Ths volume of the year wiV $30.000,000. ■The log-cut in Maine fur the season ot ">»6 will. it is mtimated, amount to nearly one hundrxi and seventy million feet. The mtwunt required to maintain mn> niripa! government in New York lor th* m-w year is -st I mated at $35,488,320. In ’ New York., during 1885. 74,372 per­ sons were arrested. *'» the same psrunj there were 2,715 tin* alarms mid 2,471 firm The taxpayers of Niles. Mtch-.bavr voted to bond the city for $<lo,00u to erect pub­ lic building*, in order to secure the county Secretory of "State, who ir required by la< Cherry Pectoral «.t tiw third gcwtjtiou into i-tlng >lnce it waa ofbtvtf to the pti’ilic. Th'it" I'-ttol ah ;ti .t'liuiil In v.lii'h thiv invuhuble n-Bscdy iiu« mice !><-••» intnxita-eil where It* u«-- bu» i 'it Don ahuiidcuiiil. aud there t» not n per«m who, lm» ever given it .t proper trial fur any throat or lung «11m':i-c *w-:*-ptible of cure, who ha« nut been niad wi-ifbv it. AYEK’S rHF.KKY PECTORAL lu*. tn nuinb>'ri.'»« In-tniu --. runti ebvtliu>t<i-w.i of <lirohie Brunchitis. Larynglti*, and even acute Pncitinouin. and bai-aved many patient*.in the i-snUr *!■«••• of Pulmonary ( onMigaptl.m. It i« a iniflli-ine tluit only rvquirt-- i • In- taken in •mull doM-. I* plnaaiint id th:' larlr. and in nw«>'d in rtery bnu-' where there are chlhfri-n. to* Hewe i« iadhliU *o good an AYERVCHEJIKY l'J.< T‘HtALf<>r treat­ ment of Croup ur.il Whbopin;* Cough. ' LonUiana'* editor «”? ta *•«**’*0' one of the finrwt in Europe, capacity of four thouaand, w; Year'a evening. A jury in the Circuit Court nt Washing­ ton awarded Frank Springmru $12,000 for being crippled for life on the "B-ltimora A Potomac Road. Till' fund being rauwxl in ^London for Walt Whitman now amuunta to Al 15. Among the auliwribpra are Franna Darwin and Henry Jamra. ’ A total of 347.802 ju<«wiigvn< landed at New York thffr, of whom 4fl,8K5 were ctibiu, 19.083 intermediate and 2M.4J4 ■taerag* paaaengrrn. A London diajmtch aaya: The annual retunia <d the rxportA'ion of pig iron from the (Teveland diatrict ahowj a large deervaw in the foreign demand. ' A National Health and Sauiinry Cbnvcn* lion will aMirmblc at IMunink Springs, Fla., if March. It* object ia the prevmtioe the Diatrirt of Columbia. Two bills will be introduced, on* providing for local option in the DiHtrii t nnd the other for u high ’.iixiiw of probably $500. One or the other, they think, will paua. The objection of »no*t of the members to thy first proposition i« thut it givo the qntwtiou to Im- decided by n vote of the rtwidrntH, nnd then- i« t» •frong upixadtion in (.Vngnwa D< anything that looim like the elective franchiae iu the Dlntriet, rxfieririw* l.ldr.flve yrara cf . -^r t».ni!rine, uiy JUKaaY There mere isereaiatyi'ouvictianii X*vrc «»>.» vw....—---- tor ■ • • unlawful --­ cohabitation under tSs Edmunds h*." tost co Iran Debitay Sria Enq.-i J’yWiepMa, K»di»«j. Vn^>. । ordered, that Mond.vi. ’• • A. U iikMi. at ten o’cloftirerioon, be assigniM for the Imarliix petition, and that the heirs at low ot , >-«'a«ed. aud all other persons int« ' eetatq, are required to a|>|icar at said court, then to beholden al the a < lu thectiy of HawUtigw.m Ksidcou for the cause, if any there he, why tb< tn and ■ "I’mi'it ^furthermd^rvd°thM KdwUi E. Armstrong, Burkp X. Crab t ' . I M , •• I SMI II j Att'yfnr Itff* p X'l is » .ynemoer, November, Mgw*- under the firm tiamr of An<xt **. Itantsl F. Rton In attar hr Notice l« hereby given that on Novraiber.-A. D. iwr.. a wrttof, •Inly tmued out of the I’lrcuf ” &of Barry, id the suit of At • above nAmnd olahitlfix, .J® | the Hast Inc ■nd circulatt•<! h week for tti _r*hty- 1 j Stair of MicbUtW The Clrridt Caurt h day Docsmlmr. >-InU>e CWrull Court I » lUlry -In IntSr hl’ley. tU'Xn Derwtlbvr. A. D. IK*.’. AUY tor Hi pAKM FOB MALE. "KSi. �± FEATHERED HIS NEST. The President of e MassachuMtta Bank Mliring National Bank of thia paloe doaed its door* Thureday night, after an examination of the booka by the director*. Prcaident.; W. H. McNeil ia iniwung. nnd haa not Vren heard from ahice Tncaduy, when he waJfa Lowell, whence he started uatcnaibly fijr Boaton. He ia charged with having uned the bank'* money for apeculatlve raterpriras hi which be wm interrated, anti which do not furnieh enffleient security, t The director* acrgied oeprraaed and are exceedingly reticent. Cuahirr Forrattor exprrwaea himwelt very plainly, and hie con­ demnation of President McNeil’n financier­ ing ia unmistakable. ’ IL mt* the latter, •ince hi« elevation to the Pmddrncy of the bank laat January,*hiui inveatwd the bank a fund* according to bin own inclinationa. Hie oj^eration" haw at timea been far from straight. At the present time the bank haa a auqilti" of about >8,500. The bank hold* the paper ot the Low Cut­ tle Company, of Wyoming, to the amount of $30,000. So far L-, tn to learned, the depeeite amount to dver>200,000, and ac­ cording to statement* from a quarter which ia atippoaed to to authentic, Prreident McNeil has appropriated thia amount. McNeil ik an elderly man, a prominent church member, cud nu alwava been highly rrepect.J. He wm injured In a rail­ way aedabnt December 23. and hie wile MAKING NEW TRACKS. baboaita annual review of-railway building during the last ye*r{ -The article oaye: Tbe total length of uiatn Une, nut Including •eeood track, riding* or renewal*, laid in the Cnited States during 1*6. wss 1,113 miles. Thl» U about 710 miles lew than the now mile­ age of 1«4. and tt is lt-*» than in any year Mnoe 1S7L when the total was but 2,4*7 mile*. Illinois by three railway lines; aixty-ons miles wore laid in Indiana by four lines; ona hundred and thirty-oiw miles in Mich.'ignn by twelve lines, and one hundred and twenty-eight miles iu Wisconsin by six linos. Burmnod up by 8tetra the following XU; The total numlier of mil<w of track in ths United States is now 128.492. During the marked ttic luweet point In amount ol raiiw»r extension for dome year* to come, and that ISSfl will to S'ffntdued try a very lanre incrcaer of owtrortlon BANKRUPTCY of France declined >15,900,000 Novem­ ber, 1885, os compared witlh NopraMion in both the rnmtnere!*) and agricultural district*, and thr .peady coming of a gnat financial dfeMter is predated by keen obMrvers. Rents have fallen from thirty to fifty per rent, tn thie city, and 5,000 aparUnenta are va­ cant. Higiin “to let" are awn fa the very heart of the city, and the bourne, which in 1881 was wild with a abontiug, ahrivking crowd, ia almost dewerted. Ths value <>i al! rommodltiM him shrunk fifty per cent. What la true of Paris is true of th" nut ol France. Owing to eonlpetitlotUroin Amreitn. Australia aud India, French farming baa l»ren |<wa profit aide of Uu> year*, and the value of live cattle hoa dropped thirty per rent. The industrial town of St. Eti­ enne hna ioal 15.000 people ont of a iW>pulatiun uf 130.0OO. . gunee ot the Government, which hna built thousands of mike of unprofitable railway* and thousand* of sdiools, of which tour-fiftlin were not wanted. From >400,000,000 to >500,000,000 for the roads, and from >150,000,000 to >175,000,000 for the schools were thrown into cin-ulntion. creating f^l-e property. which led tin- country into the wildest extravagance,' for which ft is now paying., » CHURCHILL’S SCHEME. Loanox, Jan. 4.—Lord Randolph Churthill haa aubmitted to the Cabinet a proposition for the reform of the udrniuigtration ot the Government of freiand. The achenw ia eupporU-d by the Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Lirati-nant of Ireland, and by Baron Aahbourne, the Lord Ulmnenllor. The project Involve* the abo­ lition of the vice-royalty and the cAHtlo execu the. and the placing of Ireland on the oame footing m Bcotlund, having a aecretary in the Cabi­ net. If the Cabinet adopts the measure it will^to presented to Parliament together with thr schema for local government whiui hM already toon dedded upon. Theocheme tor local government give* the provincial Huthoriti** authority over education, poor lawa, harbor*, roods and markets, subject to the local government board, the Depnrtment ol Education, the Board of Trade New Yom. Jan. 8.—Governor David B Hill was inaugurated Friday in grand style, thd rervmoniw being the most im- Judge Lamed administered- the iron-clad oath and, after prayer by Bishop Doane, the Governor read lib inauguration addraaa, which wb» made up almost wholly of gen­ eral Btata matter*. Mr. Hill is the forty seventh Governor of this State. A recep­ tion by the Governor and »taff followed the Inauguration. IbcnMoxn, Va., Jah. 3 —Governor Fttxhugh Loe wm inducted into office Fri- bly of Virginia. Hon L. L. j-ewin, Pmideut of the Supreme Court of Ap|M-nbi<>f Virginia, ndministmd the oath ol office to the new Govenwir ami Lieutenanl-Govcru- mj nxtrxor Unary number of i lfa« twou. proJroV-d. while yet littilc ntwxpertcd items -bring the bill up to a respectable and Bonifftfatra At the hotels in the iKHtth off Franc* thorn fa »stat«d prioe for the chamber, but a franc more is charaM if the grrest prefray to take bis meals-------outeid* hotel. —: Um* --— — «Thc — ••• price of U» Im.'Inelud.. U. eudl. n.w nor -I..' ‘’-Hcrwh-a ••crrics,” which arnwsr appear u as extra in the bill. Them: biils are wondirful tf pecimeas of "mail financier­ ing, aad if the gunsta remain two or three week* they sonxriiaffe cover sev­ eral sheets of paper. They are usually made out in fmuca and centimes (hundn-dth." of a frannk the currency ot France. Italy and Spain being nearly, the same, though the names differ. The items read somewhat oa follows; *Cov«r, 25 centimes (5 sous); soup, 60 centimM; steak. 1 franc 50 ceotlmet; entree. 1 franc 50 centimes; butter, 40 cendmat; sugar. 3*J centimes, and no on erf infinitum for every meal the gucM may have during the day. Where the' method is earned to on ex­ treme hot water is often charged extra, aud though the guest is expected to pay the employee their pour boira— usually their only salary—the hotels often contrive to capture this by in­ cluding the porter's service in the bill. The guest is willing to pay the porter something, but does not care to pay twice for the same service- The hotels also make money out of the omnibus by paying 10 cents tor it and including it in the bill at a franc .whether the guest wants it or not. Sometime# even the taking of baggage up and down stain is added to the bill, with other unexpected items, if fl ia inferred from the traveler’s movements that he will never come that way again.—Oor. San Francisco Chronicle. , Coj.ctfBre, ainidng of thdgtru»yn W. J>. CbipWy. Tba victim* ol the acrideoi wet* two white cnjwi num. M>aa. thnw mrvw nogro dedt paaMngn*. both I..MW ud . ...... <iud. Th* .................. .... ... .. . ntes.mrr ran into the rooks lining the shore rent (.wept the pttafr ngm*nnd craw into the water with three hundred bales of cotton and otbrr.floating cargo, ft wan a terrible scramble fur Hie in the cold stream In utter dark tw-ra. A few miles behind theChipley wm look them to Fort Gainsi where they nrday, but the larger part of the cargo and the veaocl hrroril will probably bo a total not yet known. PanAma, Jan. 4.—A boat in which two funiHira, named 811 va end Gonsales, and Home friends, numbering seventeen persons io all, were returning to Talcahuanq, Chili, from A-no, share they had been attending ths festival of Our Lady of Carmel on December 22, the water. Two lightermen, hoaring their cries, went to the rracue, nnd picked up five persons, one of whom, a Chinaman, boat unable under throw the supponed detd Chinamra over­ board. Thia wm. accordingly done. The Chinamaa however, no a »onvr touched the WORSHIPING A few days ago when Kav. Dr. Cham­ berlain, brother of Secretary Chamberlain,of the Board of Agriculture, was visiting in thia city, he told many in­ teresting anecdotes of his missionary life in India- Among them was the following: Dr. Chamberlain and Mr. Scudder were on a tour of a certain portion of India, preaching nt the small villages through which they passed. They woula attract the attention of the na­ tives by singing a hymn, and then would talk to thexn, generally using some simple theme from the Scriptures. One day when they had stopped* in a Igrgc village, they" had collected the people about them. In the rear was a sacred grove the branches of the trees hanging down over the huts that stood in the background. The Scripture les­ son had been finished, the hymn sung, aud Mr. Scudder wm devoutly pray­ ing. when suddenly the fougbs of the grove began tn rustic and a troop of monkey* appeared. No one saw them excvpt’Dr. Chiuntorluin. Old monkey* and' young, gray-whiskered and bold-’ headi-d. mother* with their Irnbv monk­ lings, nil descended and -•rated them- | ■udves in a semi-circle. All paid thn j strictest attention to the prayer. Should ' any hiiM-bicvm>» yimngstnr begin his j monkeyrhine*. one of tne dignified old j men inonkrys would twist his car until ] th»- Huh- olio wtinld eetw hh pranksr . nnd if one of the babiea began to I sniwj, a f< w maternal pats quieted him. ‘ Dr. t'iuimbvrlhin could scarcely re- j strain;liun-< If st the comical sight, nnd Seventeen persona were lost. Eight bodies DETHon, Mk-h., Jan 2.—Fire, Friday forenoon, destroyed D M. Ferry <2 Co.’s mammoth seed house, White's Grand Thea­ ter, the Wesson Block, nnd badly scorched other structural, creating a total loan of about oue millinn and flvg hundred tliounand dollrnn. One fire-nan wm instantly killed by falling walls and another wm seriously injured The Fcrryn carried in­ surance amounting to four hundred and sixty thousand dollar i, the risk on the thrater reaching thirty thousand dollar*. WomwinoN, Jan. 2 — President Clave­ land, at. his Naw Ycnr ri’coption, wm aatnrun Bayard, Mantling and Whitney, and Lamar ia on cor?* outdid lt*‘!f in cnlota and decora­ tions. Over hi. thontaiid perwona shook Vendoma h«4t night. »♦ which, platen wenBomiun,Dvv.31.-~A primi** cable dispatch rtrujrh. to Poston htr-im wan the dnuglftcr •< ' tpimed Adidph H. i* about tt .. place. SbBile G. Ap w n>•i.<d b’y •*,ndt«»n> Edmund-, Aibm»ii and;-; »ura l« favokaWf<>rwd thn ".ihjoct sibci and . tli. r tut r|*whce by - ►>nat fkwf ■ NicnoL»Hni.i.c. Ky., Dec. 31.—James Sa'i'iers, with bin wife mid three childrra were crossing the Kentucky River in a skiff near here Mmuiuy night. Ttii>y missed Umlanding place and tic? skiff struck a snug and upset. Mr. Sanders got tmhore, but it wiu> wo <*ry<Urk thnt be was unable to lender any uul to fit* wife and three little chUdren. who were all drowned. mv-cmbly' bro J. Milloy, a *it v, who line many w.i» amatid by thnt^np'F-ntuahd 'ra<- ■flfly-thrre ysan <»U. He I 11 nl-out fuUf million tluiinra t-. hi* Boston wif I i »<- tbouiwfid i»7fru«* him- left Fairfield. » hcstcr. Yorfc^Marion and iLaurtrnw Couo* U<s, kaving'hikdly enough men to curry Auiiwna nnd Kunoitafan* ths negroes away, ■|iromi<ing them $2.5'1 p<c tiny building new roads, no work attar dinner? and treiitr merit like white penpie. \ Decorated by Pepa Loo. BxnuM. Jan. 8.—The Pope boa conferred upon Prirre Biemarrk the decoration of the Order ol Christ. Baron Bchliaer, the Prussian Minister to the Vatican, him hecu similarly decorated. ’ Henry C. Kemper, proprietor of n grocery1 store near thin city, was split open early Wednesday morning by a burglar, who docamped after robbing the money drawer ol fifty rente. Bomb', Jan. 3.—Within u frw day* a change Ii.ia l>wa noted in tin- habits and dtnuenm>r ol John L. Bullivun, tp- pugilist, who, it •- Mid, him given up drinking and AFPUpoa.-Wte., Jan. 4.—During • mbunderwtan ling Saturday, Julia dlskie shot Peter An rung dead and threatened the Newabe, N. J., Jan. 4.—A portion ot the insane asylum situated near this city wm destroyed by tire Saturday afternoon, but the 108 inmates of the wing were fortunateIp removed without accident. The loss ia placed at >75,000; fully insured. Chicago, Jan 1.—Thousand* of German corp have been placed, within a tow weeks, in the riven of Southern Illinois by a deputy of the United States Fiih Commis­ sion, nnd the northern streams will soon receive their quota. Wonderful Bicycle Tima. Wamhixotox, Jan. 8.—President Cleve­ land contributed one hundred dollars to the Grant Monummt fund Thursday, and .accompanied the contribution with the .hope that the aseo-iaUon will succeed in ita ■Bvnaa, Pa., Jan. 2.—Thn etrike of □Biers ia practically al an rad. Two ind man nro ar work at the reduced 'two nnd orie l nil cent* par bushel. • Horse Blankets, Holies, Draia Tile art All kinds of HARDWARE At prices as low as the lowest. Greble & Powers For the Next 60 Days! AND THEREAFTER, The Hastings Banner Job Rooms braiichf 500 .. 1,000 S/lOO or more ... ... - . Good Linen Note HeadsI Better Linen Note Heads Beat 7-lb. Linen Note Heads Good Note Heads.................................................. -. Good Linen Letter Heads\ Best “MaMJotte" Letter^ Brads Brat -Mraootte’ SUtefnente Brat "Maacotte" Pony Statements 25c extra per M. for tableting. Brat HigbtCut XX Gov't Envelope® No. 6 ... Manilla No. 6.............................. . ... ........................... 1 00...C.. 1 W. Manilla No. 5 HAND BILXS AND ROSTERS. 100 &J0 1,000 2,000 or more 1-16 Sheets 00... ..tl 75 per M 90. 1 75. i oo i io. 4 00. Full Sheet Posters_______________ ... 5 00. 7 00 per M 8 00. Blank and Ruled Work of ail kinds a specialty. Specially low prices on Uiook Work and Law Briefs and Records. Calling Cards and Weddhtg Goods. „ AU Work Done at Prices P.rojtortionalti with those Quoted, Above. Tin; Banner has all the newest and beat styles of tj the finest of presses, the best of p’orkmen. We hav “ of envelopes, atAtionery and flat papers ever shown work. Our pricre cannot be discounted. rest and’ beat stock > guarantee No. 1 NOTHING LIKE IT! The Boom Keeps Up at the A* the people [ iv dir:ip|H‘nr< 4 »n thi; idriitly much • imureraeii latch, and alw tine that is partiI colored. Killed by a Woman. Omaha, Neb., Jan. 2.—One thousand four hnndnu buildings were erected in this city last year, the trttol cost of construction a rl city improvements being >8,792,120. The bonks handled >118,000.000; >9,000,OOO are now on deposit; thr factories pro­ duced >26,000,000 worth of material; th Vital ot wages paid wm >2,100,000, and Uio wholesale trade was >29,680,000. And will give you prices that down them all. Offer thdtfollowing prices. Strictly Caab, for Job Work: rescued people and th" lightermen side Mira Manning. Mies Clcrelmid was robed in crims->n velvet. Mm L<>gantaibd Buktcn, Dev. 31 —The Buwtoo M'Trhanta’ MONKEYS. re US St. Psou Minn., Jan. 1.—Tfcelwrat hour bicycle contest between Wor Eek at Minneapolis was won h whose record of 86C iuUm «■’ ■ ever before accomplished: Killed byJD. New Ooi.kams, Dec grinders lu thia dtelectric-light pole in S' was killed instantly • head burned to a courlrr from Grtora! Crook had paracd. there in'si'dreii al Captain Davis, whustart-. rd ssrsml weeks sg>> lor the Sierra Madras with hiwroniiiir.nd consisting of om’rowSiny and on.- hundred Apache scouts., tics their departure nothing has boro heard ol them. New Yom, Jan. 1.—The Herald save: The maximum retitnalo of the value of the estate left by Willis mH. Vanderbilt did not exceed >200 O^'MKM*. A statement, how­ ever, has been published “tlint a careful count of th* if-curiliee in the Vanderbilt safe in the vaults of the Lincoln National Bank shows an aggregate of >305,000,- PaBW, Jan. 1.—M. de Frey dnet has asked time of Prtwidnif Grcvy Inorder to consult with his friends Indore he agree* to form u ministry. He Is reluctant to accept such a responsibility nt the present moment, in view of the gravity of the political situa­ tion in Franc*. LaNBUcs, la., Jui. 8—It la reported tore authoraUvdy that thann**r the village ' I’m, ^akih* POWDER Absolutely Pure. Since the fire, which occurred Sept. 13th, our (tales have been __ largest of any Clothing House in Michigan, and easily accounted for by the fact that our prices are POSITIVELY THE LOWEST. Having received an allowance from the Insurance on our immense reserve stock in the basement (which was not ( cent by smoke) ••• Men's Overcoats (Worth la V Bovs’ Good c 6.00 and 7 �fhe Banner. Hmm Miai. J«nn*rr gDITOKIAI. NOTES. and carriages kept for presidential ser­ vice. Said he didift nr*ff’em, and a lot of such roL Bynhto he also obtain­ ed a little cheap notoriety. In the retimate Ifitely presented to congress for White House expenses was one item of 87,<X» for new Sonar and carriages. It would seem that the ones sold did not come up to the dudeish ideas of the proddent. hence the auction, dry-rot talk of Jeffersonian simplicity, etc. Another item in his estimated expenses is S10.00U for the green-house attach­ ment to the presidential mansion. And as the last straw on the Jefferson­ ian simplicity dromedary, comes the announcement that the president has adopted "a private seal” with the U. 8. coat uf anna embellished with a design from the book of heraldry. If Jefferson were alive, what would he think of such mon key work? The St. 1’uul Dispatch says, in discuss­ ing thetariff and in answering some questions: 1. The tariff has raised the price of everything which the workingman has to sell, including hw labor, and lowered the price of what he has to buy. ± While the tariff has lowered the cost of what the workingman has to consume, in the aggregate, it has raised the price of that portion of it produced by the farmer. 3. The tariff, more than any other single agency, has made the nation, as a whole, great, prosperous, and self-sup­ porting, and, as a consequence, increased the sum total of the intelligence and happiness of its individual members. 4. A reduction of tariff duties at this time such as is desired by the theorists of the New York Evening Post school would work injury, not benefit, to the country as a whole, and to the working people in particular. A fellow named Bacon, whewaacon­ nected with the Bohemian oate cybtone potah the diligent cultivation pt public in Ohio, has been done up for rteven sent'iment and a degree of political ac­ vmr» in the jwnitentiary at Colunftam. tion. The two organizations pre left free ns to party affiliations; Bott» are Scriptural injunction, “Go thou and do forbidden by theitA-opriiCntlon* to en­ likewise.” •■ ■ J gage in politics; MCtganiraaoD^Ibut on Patrolrman Geo. Wella. ot^firand e rtain Juatti.ra, comfounitv of-taterests naturally r«n»>”. in > certain political Rapids, has a natural curiooitv, found' drift. -The result Is political, whether on his farm in Plainfield township, consisting of a deer horn ctnl irdded in a so intcndwl or not It undoubtedly was piece of oak wood taken from the center not tbe intention to avoid the political of a leaf o:ik tree. The horn Is broken io the middle and the ends protrude The foregoing action merges the In­ through both sidee of the block, which is over a foot in thickness. terests of two organized demands plain­ ly discernable in the txxly politic. The Dan Keeler, a convict who escaped policy proposed is a healthy and satis­ from Ionia last August in company factory one, and demonstrates the solid­ with two others, was captured New Year’s eve at West Bay City. He was ity of our social fabric. It will lie very found under a bed, in a pH vate residence. generally endorsed and commended, and Keeler is a desparate character, and has the general public sentiment will be given the officers the slip three times found very ready to co-operate in the before. Great credit Is due Marshal Lennon and his officers for his capture. purpose declared. There may be points in reserve, in A stabbing affray occurred at New this treaty of alliance. The strong Richmond. Allegan Co. on Friday night, probability, however, is that it Is a Amasa Lyons and wife,1 Adam Gable and Samuel Chassry were fighting. frank and full expression of opinion. Lyons struck Gable in the back with a The demand naturally takes the form knife, cutting a gash three inches long of a desire and a purpose to have Its and skntint about fourinebes deep. men represented in public affairs. This If the blade had gone in straight it would have caused instant death. No is a legitimate and necessary sequence arrests have been made. • ot such a movement. Public sentiment The Lawerence-Townly *800.000,000 naturally looks for the development of ghost will not down. The Grand good men, the representatives of par­ Ilap ids heirs, or several of them, went ticular phases of opinion, whom it can to Toronto recently to get points that advance to official positions of influence would enable them to secure their and leadership. Such positions are in equitable rights in the premises and they discover to their own satisfaction waiting and the occasion will undoubt­ that the estate is still doing business at edly find the right man. the old stand, and that thej English Svernment Is not only ready but anxSTATE NBWB. a to find the rightful heirs. These Cadillac hopes to have a drive around gentleman laugh at Minister Phelp’s declaration that the whole thing is a the lake the coming year. myth and they are determined to have . Jackson now has twenty-five electric the fortune if it takes all summer. &ghta, and they bum all night. The Detroit fire has given the insur­ The lungs are aa much the life of the ance business a boom in that city. body as the heart. They are easily af­ The directors of the First National fected by climatic changes and need something to strengthen them and drive Bank of Eaton Rapids have declared a away impurities. Both of these Red semi-annuai dividend of 7 percent. Btar Cough Cure does. It is safe and The township of Constantine, St. Jo­ sure. Twenty-five cents a bottle. seph county, has paid 802.40 for the de­ struction of 2.7) woodchucks since April SCHO0L AND CHURCH. last Mrs. Barney Mahoney, of Decatur, has sued John Con wav and his bondsmftn for S10.000 damages for selling her husband tfquor. Grand Rapids Catholics have already It is evident that the president and ^taaen steps looking to the erection of a • the majority of his party in congress'' monument to the memory of the late will be at swurds point on the silver, Father McManus. A young child of Mr. Keck at Sheri­ question. Senator Voorhire, democrat, has decided to knock the bottom out of dan fell from a window Thursday mor­ ning, fracturing the outer table af Its the president’s civil service work In a skull and breaking an arm. great speech. Gov. Hill, of New York, 1 The long contest over the estate of is deliberately snubbing all of Cleve­ Isaac Stevens, of Kalamazoo, has finally land's best friends and lets no opportu­ been terminated. Out of the original nity pass to give the mugwumps a kick, 317,000 about one-halt remains. lion Dickenson, our own and only Don, Last Friday was the flrat time in 'has forfeited the President’s confidence. twenty years that the Kalamazoo river Taken altogether the democratic har­ was open January 1. from its source in Hillsdale county to its mouth at Saug­ mony is not of a very harmonious order atuck. at this writing. Rev. 1. B. Jones, of Lowell, hasacceptThe Detroit Evening News is greatly «1 a call from the Congregational disturbed lor fear that the quarrel be­ church nt Hopkins Station. Allegan county, and will locate there with nis tween Don Dickinson and the democra­ family In a few days. tic congressmen may injure the demo­ The Mlcldgan Central depot at Char­ cratic party. And yet the News pre­ lotte was was burglarized Friday night tends to be an independent ‘newspaper. during the temporary absence of watch­ The News does not deserve the patron­ man. About 324 was secured. No age of a single republican in the state. arrests have as yet been made. Besides, the Journal is very much the better paper. -Charlotte Republican. Yes; and the Tribune is the best of all. Its republicanism is sound to the core, and every republican who wants a daily Detroit paper should take the Tribune. Company F, sixth Michigan cavalry. wD! bold a reunion in Big Rapids the 21st Burt. This company, which was recruited nt Plainfield. Kent county, contained a number of Big Rapids boys. Montgomery Thorpe, father of Col. T. J. Thorpe, of Cadillac, died last week, aged Kt. lie erected the first log house in Wexford county, still standing in Goaded by just republican criticism, what is now Salem township. the Secretary of treasury has decided to Miss Edu M. Sheriff.who has presided make a call for SrttfJOO.UUO government with signal ability over the columns bonds, to be paid next May. This will of the Schoolcraft Express for the past make a reduction of but *10,000,000 of year, bus be«j compelled to retire on . icount of 111 health. the bonded debt in fourteen months Compare that with the usual yearly John Beil, a farmer, was found dead republican payment of bonds, fusion Thursday about two miles north of Bo­ friend, and see what you think of the nanza. Ionia county. Uta feet were fast iindw his buggy seat, his head hanging contrast. down and face pounded all to pieces by the spokes of the wheeL Thr democratic design tokeep Dakota out of the union Is the worst specimen The Flint & Pere Marquette railroad of offensive partisanship seen this year. company has discharged Henry ana Dakota has a half million population, Alvah Spencer. Jaeob Pontius and E. B. Luke, of Coleman, because these men and her demand to enter the sisterhodd refused to waive the rights guaranteed is just. them by the 10-hour law. Thr failures for 1885 were 3 per cent, fewer than 1884; but theliabilaties were, 3) per cent ksfl. This is a hopeful sign of a revival of business. Krum lhe Kzluiuozau Telegraph, The Telegraph’s Battle Cre..k corree-. Dondent furnishes the news of import­ ant action recently entered on at thei ssusion ot the Slate Grunge, action not; hitherto generally noticed, if Indeed It. ■s known at all outside the drclw of. . Ihttrons. Most of the sessions ofI •dcr are secret, and only such in­ is furnished the pa^. ' ;n’he interests of ! -i question fa a fie -Well, I’ll tell ye,” said Uncle Josiah Windlass, "jist how it happened that Joe Spilkina and I 'come to hev thet In tte'lsA toHktU>*»« I8*1 Our readers will remember how Presi­ dent Cleveland rung the changes on -Jeffersonian' simplicity” in the cam­ paign of 1884. After his inauguration he carried this “simplicity’ so far that l) -nt of resource to irnitiatlonfor settling differences be­ tween ’ and capital; and putting down .uption and trickery and select- George V. MeeseroU. of Eaton Rapids, has a pair of “specs" which his ancestors brought from Holland 179 years ago. and eleven big copper buttons as large as a silver half dollar which his grand­ father wore in the revolutionary war. Grand Rapids Spiritualists are plaving to good bustnem. Several well known ghosts havfl been hovering around thn circle recently, and one cheeky old ghustess actually kicked be­ cause her supply of opium had been cut short. “A Servant of the Lord” writes to the Times that the ministers of *re hypoqriteB, and that he haa ‘ssioned to warn them of A good lusty dominie -ami, for the “Servant’. ”Mty. —Just previous to hi.* death, Mr. Vanderbilt added several thousand voJtimes to the library of the Vanderbilt University.—-V. F. "Sun. —Prof. Herkonier says he doe* no: think .tn English univitrsitv the plac< for practical education of anv *ort.— Pwlon Post. —The use of tobacco b to be abso­ lutely prohibitesl in all the Government schools of France, on the ground that it affect* injuriously the ability to study. —The Moravian Female Seminary at Bethlehem. Pa,, has been founded 186 yean*. Truly the world moves when a female nemiimrv trill own up to such an age.—Philadcffthia Call. —Japan ha* settled the question of free popular education, and all children, between the agv« of six and fonrtem. are compelled to attend school fron three to six hours a day fpr thirty-twi. weeks in the year. ‘ —Mon*lgnur Sogaro states, that Gen­ eral Gordon's lost words io him stake "Do no* forget me in your prayers. Catholics and Protestants are but sol­ diers in different regiments of Christ’i array: but it b the same army and wr are all marching together." —A Loudon -paper (Jtuloo-German} nays: "At Vienna, last year, no less than two hundred nnd sixty-three Jewi became Chriatlan*—among whnfn wen thirteen barristers, nine phjfoician* four journalists, three professors, threi judges, seventeen merchants and man ufnoturers. —That waa a sensible clergy-man lr Chester County who was disturbed bj the noise made by male members of th« congregation putting on their overcoab while the doxology wan being sung and said: "Now that you have you: overcoats on we will sing the doxologi over again.”—Philadelphia Timer. —Katherine B. Fisher. In the Over­ land MotUMu, says: "The two mis­ chievous tendonuiea which thr teaclMt ot the present age has to combat are the superficiality bom of frjvolont views of life, and that more potent, because more speciou*. enemy, voices in the clamor for practical education. fwhich, being interpreted, means th< ability to earn money at the earlier possible age.'' —To jwdge by the way the college, are introducing the elective system, w< mav expect that soon a college rouret will mean a four years’ residence in t collage town, an enrollment In the catalogue, m much tituc devoted U. study as can be spared from base ball, boating, etc., and an "examination” in such branches as the young man ni»j think that, on the whole, he can bast —We are told that in New York Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Bottot there are four inagnlfcent building/] erected at great expense for the Yount Men’s Christian Association* of tbest cities, having each a aplend'd hall, in: all cloud tightly on the Saibath <Imvj because the pastors do no wish ah’-' preaching in such a puF ’ ill; /<•' Ivar it will draw people • •)•< •hr eh service*. ’• Henry Grin _____ Nova Scotia, resident A^. r has four perfectly derjrtoped wad sere nomenon that he thinks fully explains victeble cars. es Ferot. one of the three their origin. Onoa in creasing one of , saved Napotefn from being these desert regions he saw about men Ite Orsini assassination plot, twenty pillars of sand suddenly rise kffifl ticker In New York.—X E jtnd whirl along in the distance. As Sun. ' ' they passed along, a cloud of dust was —King Humteil. of Italy, is thirty­ eight yearn old. • His face habitually raised on the ground, apparently eight Wears «'end an fl scoer expression. The or ten yards in diameter. This gradu­ rare smile which lights it ia one of ally assumed the form of a column, marked sweetness and character. ’ His that continued to Increase in height manners are courtuouH. He takes and diameter as it moved over the great interest in the education ot- his plain, appearing like a mighty serpent only son. a boy of ton years. rearing ita head aloft, and twistinj ita —Alf Morris, the Omaha pntriliat. ia huge body into contortions in its efforts . knocked out for all time. While at­ to ascend* tempting to shoot somebody who had The pillars were of various siaes, offended Idin, he pulled the trigger of some twenty and thirty foot high, and the revolver a little too quick and shot some ascended to near two hundred himself through the band, making a feet. A» the whirlwinds began gather­ wound that necessitated the amputa­ ing up the duet, one might have fancied tion of the large Huger of' his left that antediluvian monsters were rising band. . intd life and activity. The smaller —Mr. Gladstone la the owner of the ones seemed to trip lightly over the champion pencil of the world. A plain, bending their bodies in graceful manufacturer at Keswick has sent him curves aa they passed each other; while a walking-stick thirty-nine inches long, these of. larger dimenrions revolved made of cedar, and forming a large with gravity, swclling-out their trunks pencil, with a lead nearly half an Inch ns they moved onward, till the sandy sqnure running through iu This curi­ fabric suddenly dissolved, forming a ous pencil has a solid silver band bear­ great mound, and creating a cloud ot ing an inscription in verse. dust that was swept over the desert. • —Andrew B. McCreary, a California The sHinrt writer, in referring to a millionaire, has purcnmrcd Colonel phenomenon at a totally different char­ Robert G. Ingersoll’s residence, in acter, aays:f Many of my readers know Washington, together with the house­ nplhing practically of tne mirage, nnd hold furniture. The price paid for the thus they can neither appreciate the house was thirty-eight thousand dol­ bcautv of this deception, nor estimate lars, nnd the furniture brought seven the dfsappaftniment it creates. I fear thousand dollars. Colonel Ingersoll ia my pen can not give an adequate idea going to New York to live. He baa of'ita tantalising power on tbs thiraty been employed aa counsel for a railroad traveler. It has, however, ofte© fallen corporation. — Chicago Journal. to my lot to witness it, when an appar­ -rW. J. Daley, of Lothair. Ga, 16 ent lake stretched out before me, Principal of the Miller Institute, post­ tempting both man and beast to rush master, Captain of a military com-­ on and slake their btimingthiraL Even pony. Superintendent of a 'Sunday after year^ of experience I have been school. Justice of the Peace, Secretary deceived by this phenomenon, so real of the Board of Trustees of Miller In­ baa it appeared, and so many of ita stitute, President ot a debating society, peculiar and magical effects,have been dancing master, leader of the church preserved. Sometimes vast cities seemed rising choir, correspondent of the Eastman TYmes. captain oft a baseball club, and. on the plains, in which a multitude of beside, is described as ••one of the towers, spires, domes and columns we^e cleverest fellows in the whole coun­ grouped together with a picturesque effect that neither pool or paintertcuuld try.”— Philadelphia Prw. —Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour depict. Apd these ware reflected in said recently to a corrwtjHindont of thr the deceptive fluid ^wlth all the dis­ New York Star: ••! -am feeling my tinctness of a mirror; at times a slight breeze seemed to ruffle the placid sur­ seventy-live years; I can not walk now. Ah! I used til be a groat walker. While face. destroying the forms for a few a cadet in a military school in Con­ minutes, and then- they reappeared. necticut. I visited Waahlhgtnn with Sometimes I have been almost induced one of my chums. John Quincy Ad- to believe that vast tropical foresta unis was President at ti.a tirarl My were before me. where palms of gigan­ .friend and 1 went over to Baltimore, tic size, with their graceful foliage, and. tuirsing the last Jrain hi the even­ overtopped every other tree, and that ing, walked back to Wusliington. ac­ beyond were mountain crests, giving u compliriling the feat by daylight of the reality to the scene that caused me for tlie moment to doubt ita being a Jihanfollowing morning.” ' —Conductor Murphy, who runs one tom. At last I have passed over the spot where they, lake, the mighty city, ot the riiort line trains on the Milwau­ the vast forest l\d appeari-d. and*found kee road, passed through a remarkable experience some years ago. At that nothing but small buriiM and tufts of grass growing on the steppe. — Youth'» time Murphy was' running a train on the Rivnr Division, nnd in un accident he had both legs badly cruriiod by the NOT A NEW STORY. cars. The doctor iinornuri him' that he. did not think he could recover, and his only chance was to have both legs amputated. Murphy would not con­ A busincs* man on the third floor of sent to the loan of'his limbs and hi* a building on Griswold street bought a relatives were sent for to be with him when hr died. Instead of dying the ton of coal the other day. and when a plucky Irishman began to ‘recover.* boy came up to ask him for the job ol Now hr does not show any lameness, elevating the ehostnut he asked thr and he suffer* nothing from the acci­ youth to take a chair, and then said: dent beyond an occasional twinge of ••My boy. yon should start right in rheumatism.—SI. Paul Pioneer Peer*. . entering upon the path of life.** ••Yes. air—that's what maw says.” "A LITTLE NONSENSE." ••I was a poor boy—a very poor boy myaclf al your agr. ’ ' —"Something new in butter-dishes, I '••Yea. sir—I don’t doubt it: you wore see,” said Mrs. Pompano a* *hc glanced ragged clothes and didn't have half over the advertisements. "What i« enough to eat.” it?” asked Pompano, eagerly. "Good "Ahem—-y-c-a. 1 felt that I would butter.”—Atlanta Constitution. have to make iny own future, and I de­ —Love: A fresh egg. Marriage: A cided to start out right. In the town hard boiled egg. Divorce; An addled where I .lived there was a five-story ejgg.—Ex. According to this matrimo­ building.” nial "lay,” there seems to be consider­ •■Yes. sir. and there wan offices way able cblck-anery about courtship and up on the top floor, and no elevator.” marriage.—Norrulowu Herald. ••Just so, ray boy.” —A little fellow who made his first ■•And a man who had an office on appearance at a public school in Lynn, the top floor bought a ton of coal, aud Mau., not long ago. was told by the you asked him for the job of backing it teacher to take a aeat- "Oh, thank you,” said little Sam Simplicity. ••I'nr' not a bit tired.”—Golden Days. ' | "It was worth fifty cent*, but he of­ —“ril put a head on you.” said the fered you ; a quarter, and rather than postage stamp to the latter. "All lose the job you accepted it. The man right/’ said the letter; "but you will took a notion to you. secured yon a bo stuck on me before you get through; place in an office, and you are to-day we hew cornered a great many fellows riob. respected nnd likely to be sent of your stamp.”— &mmtraial Bulletin. to Washington a* a United States --••The prettiest thing in bonneta,” Senator, i know thr story like a said Mm. Bromley the other day, book.” "You do? Why. w here did you ever "is------ ” -Your face. Mrs. Bromley,'’ said thr old gentleman, gallantly—and hear it before?” "Twenty times over right on thia Mrs. Bromlcv carried aronnd a nine inch smile 'for a week afterward.— very street I tumbled to it, after car­ rying up two tons, and yon fellers can’t Philadelphia Call. —I don't care if our dog did whip wallop me again!” •‘Wdv, my son. L------ ” yours I” said an angry little girl to a •*’S all right, mister; but my terms playmate. "Your dog Is a sneaking are fifty cunts spot cash, or no lugging. little thing, anyhow!” "I don’t care, sobbed the owner of tin- sneaking dog. Powerful tunny thing that all you chaps who have;bin poor and worked up to "I guess your dog snooked lint."— riches want a penniless cub to work for Ymah't Companion. ‘ half cash ind half talty!” —"Adolphus, my deah fellar, why The occupant of the office said that are you nursing your arm in that way?'1 ho would reserve the iob for some boy "It’s a boll, Cynl, I'm deuced lucky, with a meek and humble disposition — now. don’t you think?” "I don’t see Detroit Free Press. why." ••The. Earl of Salisbury has one on preci-- * tbe same spot. It’s so Room for an Original Bella. Juwt AdolHe had a tired look about his eyes as be walked into Janson, McClurg 4 *!o.’s, tbe other morning, and bowed •he clerk. . ^aveyon *An Original Belle?"' he ' ’’ responded the clerk, uite sure,” he urged. sir.” » ’ ■h you'd send one io Fhtirie Avenue.” he ML -I was there n M a very* select bh ladle,*, and I Inal telle. ly one milboa five U.WU— ,hU. Utile dlffikilty—like, way back yonder 'bout ton year. ’Twss a time then, ye’ll probably rooolec’ when there was some excitement in the kentry ’font politics, an’ also, especially ’rutin' ycre, concernin' anew breed o’ hog-. Well, Joe was a nigh neighbor o' mine then, an’ was a-runnin’ fer Road 8une*viaor, an I waa al little interested In'' fattenin’ an’ preparin' a hog to com­ pete fer er prize Jet the county fair. We's both pritty close oocypied with our two pursuits, an’ each w»« in­ clined. p’raps, to 'tach too little imSrtance to the objec' of t'other’* am-tion. Drivin’ homo from town one day I met Joe Jist a-goin. After par­ sin’ the time o’ day an aicb, he says to ‘ **‘Josiah, air ye goin* to give me a lift fer Sune'visor, nett week?’ ••Now, I’d heerd a few days aforc <»’ Joe's hevin' made some remarks kind o’ agin my breed q’ hog, an’ in favor o' a infernal ole Chester White runt thet a neighbor was a-fuuin with with intent to enter'im at the fair agin mine. So I said: - "Joe how's this I hear 'bout ye a-«landerin’ thet hog of mine? I’m kinder of the opinion thet a man what ain't got the sense to see the pinta in a fine animal like thet bain’t specially titled fer the holdin' o’ any office what­ ever. • ' "Joe immejitoly waxed into a rage, an' said: •••I don't want yer danged hog to vote for me. An' ef ye Yourself want to support a man 'cordin' to his good 'pinion o’ yonr hogs, why—I ain't the man.' . "These remarks o' Joe’s o’ course waa unfounded in the extreme, an' was p’r'aps prompted by his impetiou* temper, and' generally .ornerv, ungov­ ernable disposition. But 1 kept perfec'ly cool an collected.*an’ said: ‘"Joe, it's a blame good thing yer gittin grey-headed, lame-backed an’ nat'rally played out; er I’d be tempted to take ye out o’ thet wagon an’ bump yer head a few times onto the groun' to settle yer mind a little.’ "Et thet, Joe’s violent, ugly temper got entirely the beat of his weak judg­ ment, and he surnng outo'n the wagon, an’, throwiir his eoal, proposed thraahin' me there an’ then -at lewd his words was aomr’at to thet effec'. •••Joe.’ said I,-stilb entirely cool an' immoved like, •Ye're a ole man; at least five year older an' me. con-< quently what ye nay 'pears to me not on’y the height ot nonsense: bat slightly idiotic. Ef 1 was to see tit. ■air’s mean enough, to git down there an' lake a-holt o’ ye an' smash yer year, chaw yer scclp up, twis’ yer neck.out o' phimhendicular an' mu-., ye all up. I couldn't hev the heart to go back to my innocent familv an'look ’em all in the face agin. ■ 'Twould lw impossible. I’d feel like |’d went an' pill* onto an' paralysed a ole, feeble .man. who was not o’nv physically .* wreck but a doggohed ole ijTo’t— “Just then fsortqr foil thet my leftj year, thet was nearest to Joe its I«a*;h reclined on the seal o’ my wagon. * the scene of a violent collision Has­ tenin' to git mil o’ mv vehicle to .-».-e what’s gotn' un, I all’t once foun' !’• standin’ on my brow in the middle of ' the road, an' my feet was gently poised like, in the air. ’ Afore I could rightly un’erstan' how thet wa*. I foun' thet mu an’ a nother figure thet jresembl -d Job. was rollin’ over an’ over in the dust, on’ thet the other figure wa- : the same time grad’ally knockin' my face some'at out of shape. Then 1 be­ gan to realize, kinder, the ritowatiqn »n’ to act ’cordin'ly. The last, an o'n> blow of importance I got in on Joe. so sorter mixed him np with a rail feln-1 alongside the road, thet I hed to UK*— down two panel afore I got 'im an' nil his clothing fully extricated from it. "Thet scrimmage helped to beat J<s*. fer the ole leHer which owned the fence, together with hi* sons, son-ii laws an' other wide an' distant connec­ tion, was so pul out et the damage done it. thet they would listen to uo explanation. In’ voted hard agin 'in> I also failed, through it, in 'gittin* a a premium on my nog. Yc see, Joe hed a cousin married to a Dadgenuxt thet lived in the imtnejit ne«ghte»rh<»o’ one o? the jedgws onawine, atr solely through thet influenw I gut inft.”Sa»n,'tAe Scaramouch. y A Parisian Novelty. A singular competition, or shew, took place at one. of the principal Pari* restauranU the other day. It was held under the auspice* of the Paris Canary Association, and lta4 object was th* amelioration of the breed of Duub canaries. The association in question was founded eighteen years ago, *n<f now nunsbent thirty member*, its nwiu.ings taking place In March. June amt October, while the show i.« held on Ilf first Sunday in November. The regu­ lations of the association are thnt tin canaries exhibited must have been bred by the exhibitor within the-twelve­ month, and that no birds with ntorc than two spots can be admitted. Th*birds are brought to the restaurant at nine in the morning, nnd placed, in cages of the same shape and with tv ticket upon them save a number; then being seven judges for the male and a* many for the female birds. This year there are thirty-two cages, each con­ taining four birds. The ••points" which the judges are instructed to go by are the strength and delicacy of the feathers and the length of the both The feathers should form' a parting down the back. and the wing-feathrrshotild curl slightly downwara. There should also be a slight ruff round 'the neck, and just beneath the tail, which should be long, a small bunch of feath­ ers which the amateurs style “the Olive. ’ ’- Poll Mall Gareite. ‘ —A noted English physician has re­ vived the wtory that fish is valuable a* a brain food. Ho knows no more about it than Mark Twain, who gave the fol­ lowing advice to a young author; “Yes. fish makes brain. Judging from your previous article* you m 4 a w ‘ �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. THURSDAY, JAN. 7,1MC. -trough life. Thursday •• , . 1 ' Baltimore, mL who had been h borhood for set ble to give an » brought IRm t him to fhc < Hicks/not km. resigned that o!L neero a shirt, he h hiiu on his way n>,Joseph Munson, of Baltin ^warrant for the arrest pi he having stolen 3 coat and • Musson. Probably ho concluded a old clothes looked too shabby to wear with a new shirt, hence Mr. Masson's loss. Annie Otto, Mi*» Emms Fritz, Mbs Alidn Newland. Mbs Hattie Otto, Fay Puaree, Edgar Otto. Clark Otto. Amberina water sct—T. C. Williams Miss Sarah Btaxdl. of Middleville. and wife. Geo. and W. A. McWilliams, of Grand Silver pickle castor—Edwin Barlow Rapids, visited Miff Abbott and family Who wear Seal, Fur and Plush gar­ ’and wife last week returning home Monday. .ments should never carry leather shop­ Silver sugar «poon—Henrv Shively. Master Ralph Blair staffed.on Friday Jping baga. Set silver sp-xins—Orrin Erway and hist (or Alma, where he will make bis wife. Silver spoon holder—Parker Erway home with his aunt, Mrs Adelbert Haya and wife. . Individual pepper and salt—T. J. Clement Smith, spent several days of Price now 18c and 30c, rwluced from • Bush aud wife. the past week with the latter and his 26c and 10c. Dozen silver knives and forks—W. family. | L. Mead and wife, John Dawson and The Miswes Bostwick, of Kalamazoo, wife. About April 1st, Morse Nevins will The fourth annual reunion ut the Silver butter knife—Miss Ella Mead. • spent a portion of the we«* with their occupy the store now occupied by J ulDecorated rolling pin—Mrs. W. L. ;sister ML» Row. a teachtr In the dty 1 want J00 cord* of *io*V wood tor good* out ius Russell. Mr. Russell contemplates Barry county students and alumni of schools. 5,000 yards closing out at five cents Mead. ot my dorr. I wiU tell the s™>di tor wood w. leasing the store of L. D. Gardner, the Michigan Agricultural College was er yard. Lace tidy—Mlvcs Ella and Minnie ebMp *■ f°r c**hheld'New Y'ear's night at the Hastings Barlow. SPRING k CXMTWf. where Roberto* newsroom and the ex ­ , ant progressive eucher party to_ a AU good* warranted a« ro|>re«ented by me. House. Owing to bad roads it was not press office now are. Library lamp- Robert Bugera and large number of her friends on New Brinj your walcbee. clocks and jcwelery for very largely attended yet those that repairs to me and have It attended to by an ex­ Year’s eve. Henry Marks, of Rutland, while were there enjoyed themselves to the wife, Ira and Ernest Edger. Twenty-five yds. ingrain carpet—W. perienced workman. chopping a grub Sunday, cut his foot best of their ability. The exercises S. Goodyear, F. G. Goodyear. Geo. Miss Jessie Curtis, teacher in the Ladies Merino underwear, excellent State school at Coldwater, is spe^bag value, 37^c, reduced from 60c, very badly, the axe striking at tbein step and were well prepared and well rendered. Barnes. Mr. J, W. Matthews read a very appro ­ Library lamp—L. Myer* and wife. her vacation with relatives anti friends ,cheap. severing several bones of the foot. At SPRING a COMPANY. tresent writing he is suffering terribly. priate poem entitled “Whv I Came Here Miss Josie Myera, Miss Llbbie Myers, in this vicinity. — •r. Lampman, of this city, is in attend­ To-night,” in which he fully expressed S. Lfainington, Lewis Myers. Lewis Williams and wife, of OtW. that affection which binds fellow stu­ ance. 'Shelf lambrequin—Maud Edger. and ML-w Ella Hamilton, of Grand Rap­ dents and especially'classmen together. Fancy carved pipe, long cigar, pack­ We have a new departThe second quarterly meeting of The poem did great credit to the author. age tabacco and whistle—Giver un­ ids, were the guests of Jas. E. Hogle s sold at lower family the past week. ’ Hastings circuit will be held at tbu Al- Mr. Richard Montecello Bules delivered known. prices than i this dty. the oration inhls usual Wel«terian style Married, on Thursday last Dec. 31, by After an evening long to bo remem­ toft school house Saturday and Sunday SPRING * COMPANY. which very much awed the hearera bered for its pleasure, the numerous W. A. Hunsberger, Mr. Fredrick Wells, next. Preaching Saturday and Sunday After the exercises the company ad­ of Sunfield, Eaton Co., and Missldell Made-up Cambric articles, trimmed afternoon at 2 o’clock p. in. by Rev. \\. journed to the dining room, headed by guests wended their way homeward al Kennedy, of Hastings. with Hamburg Embroidery, for Ladies A. Hunsberger nnd Sunday evening by the toast-master Mr. Eugene Davenport the “wee suia’ hours,” each feeling that it had been good to bo there, and all Peter Covert, of Carlton, has purchas­ and Misses; also a fine assortment for Rev. J. I. Buell, P. E. where they enioyed oue of those excel­ wishing many pleasant returns of the ed the Baulch house, on Michigan Ave. Infants’ wardrol*. ktftviNU to their being unable to lent suppers which Mr. Parker is capa­ day to Mr. and Mrs. Edger. He expects to take up his residence in ________ •___________ SPRING a COMPANY. ble of getting up. The toasts following WANTED 150 CORDS OF WOOD. Tbo comments of Mr. Edger on the this dty in March next obtain the use of a hall, thr G. A. R. the Imiquct, although extemporaneous If you wish a (Soak, visit our Cioak ' post at Freeport will not be mustered in were entertaining, especially the one occasion were quite characteristic of Frank Hamilton and wife, of Syra­ Department. him. After surveying for a time the until January 13th ‘bd The officers .given by Mr. Bates, in which toast he numerous and costly reminders of the cuse, N. Y.. who have been visiting at __________________ 81’Ll NG A COMPANY. of Fitzgerald post, of this city, muster attempted to give some of the many good will of the friends of himself and Mrs. I. A. Holbrook's for the past few Warm comfortable Blankets very in the new p<wt which is to l»e known pranks mid scrapes ho was usually into, wife, he is reported to have said/ “They days, started for their home Monday. but of course he could only give an ink­ are worth 850) andonly cost 14 roosters, cheap, also an elegant assortment of rill as Joel Wolcott post. . ‘Will Kennedy, Chas. Prichvd. Flor- Comfortable prices 75c. 90c. 81, 8125. ling of the instances, especially to those Sheriff Long during the year 18W that were acquainted with his college ’15 pounds of chndv and 2 boxes ot ci­ ance Hendershott and Dora Kennedy, 81.60.81.75, and upward. ' gars." But all the same none could returned to Ann Arbor Monday, to iraued personal orders on the county life. F. M. Woodmansee waded into the __________________ SPRING &<X)MFANY. more keenly appreciate the true mean­ treasurer for incidental exprn.Ms» subject of the college and its founders, ing of these many expressions of good pursue thirir studies the coming semesVisit our new Silk Department. amounting to the modest sum of 81,466 and one would think by the way that he will and kindly friendship than dioMr. Visit our new Black Drees Goods Rbb’t King, one of the first settlers of and some cents. If we mistake not the measured off thegestures he was de­ Edger and his estimable wife, who will greenback partv claims to be the party livering a fourth of July oration or a long remember the day which marked 1‘rairieville, now ot Plainwell, is in the Visit our new Flannel Department. stump speech. The association was per­ the first quarter century of their wed­ dty for the purpose of attending the of “economy and reform." _______________ SPRING a COMPANY. manently organized with Mr. Daven­ pioneer meeting. He is the guest of Mrs. E. R. Brown has purchased of port as president. It is our ardent wish ded life. D. R. Cook. Cloaks marked way down, 82.75,8328, Tolles Bros, the lot and building now that roilds and weather will not hinder The following resolutions were adopt­ Mr*. J. W. M B.-at’ijy. of Frealan l. 83.75, 84.75. 86XX), 87XK», 8K60, WDO, the attendance to our next meeting. ed by the Ladies Aid Society of Hope, uswbby them for their bending works. 810AX). Every garment we have to be ONE OF ’EM. upon learning of the denth of Mrs. Mich., after spending a few days with dosed out cheap. They will build near Newton’s planing her sinter, Mrs. C. H. Cole returned Elizai»eth, wife of Daniel G. Mixer, of D mill. The Tolles Bros, make this change home last Saturday, accompanied by __________________ SPRING a COMPANYHope, which occured while she was W hatever else may be said of the Miss Hstfle St. John who has spent the The board of supervisors convened for the purpose of obtaining power in life of the editor of a county -journal, visiting her mother in Shiawassee past year with lyir sister, Mrs. Cole. connection with the planing mill. \ Monday. county, December 14th,-1885: Customers pronounce oar establish­ (/Ct tid. annual meeting of the En- u certainly affords unsurpassed fadliWhereas, The Lord, in his mercy, On Tuesday evening last, at the reai- ment the finest lighted store in the A 8HAK»*rEARKvlarehas been oxgandowment Rank.K. of P, Thursday eve­ ties for the study of the various phases lias seen fit to remove from our number donee of the brides parent’s) Mr. and country. You can see what you are ized inthbclty. of human nature. The editor is brought sister Elizabeth Mixer, therefore be it Mrs. D. J. Heath, Rev. J. W. Bancroft buying. Step into Preston A Cook’snew store ning butt, the following officers were into daily contact with ail manner of Kfvilc^l, That while we cherish her offilciating. were married Mr. N. T. SPRING & COMPANY. elected for the ensuing year: President, men: the num who patroniz*.* him for memory we will try to follow all that Diamond and Miss May Heath, all of in the Central House block. Table linens, price 35c. 39c.; 43c, 48c. E. Y. Hogle; Vice President. Robert “sweet chartty,’s sake"; the one who was good and nohle in her character,• this dty. The newlv wedded pair have The Banner this week resumes its Dawson; Secretary, L. E. Knappen; Bubscrila-s for a party organ simply be­' and as we mourn her loss we believe it the congratulations of a large circle of 56c. 65c. 75c. usual size—a six-column quarto. Table napkins, per dozen, 37Ji'c, 48c, Examining Physician, F. R. Timmer­ cause it is such; another who wishes। is her eternal gain. We do hereby ten­ 65c. 75c, 90c, 81. 81.26 and upward. Twenty-two persons were baptised man.. “no politics in . his’n"; another who' der our deepest sympathy to the be­ l/Married. January 4th. 1886, ut the M. All linen towels, 7c, 9c, 10c each. at the M. E. church Sunday last. growls liecause of too much or too little ' reaved. Y ’ et, realizing as we do how The two prominent greenback office­ • SPRING a COMPANY.. space devoted to home matters, too’ void of comfort all human efforts are. E. parsonage, by"Bev. W. A. Hunsber­ The G. A. IL Itoys are fixing up their holders who enjoyed such a tine tete-amuch advertising, too many stories, andI we would point them to Christ, who can ger, Mr. J»mn Spence and Miss Carrie hall and decorating the walls with tetdat the M. E. church Tuesday even­ so on to the end of the catalogue, Shnltz, all of this dty. The happy pair in‘ console In the hour of affliction. Cashmeres, 9c, 12Wc, 15c, 20c, 26c, 80c,. paintings. took the afternoon train for Detroit ; ing just prior to the lecture, evidently striking contrast is the subscriber who’ Resolved, That a copy of these resoM. F. Dowling vacates the Middle­ forgot that walls sometimes have ears. takes a newspaper from purely selfish1 lutions be sent to the Hastings Ban- from thence they go to Ohio, Iwing ab­ 35c. A very large line in all colors. Sl-HINU & COMFAKT. ville poatoffice this week. M. F. .Ionian Their earnest denunciations of Boss motives—for the benefit of himself andl ner for publication, ami also a copy ------ sent about a weekl Joy be with them, all through life’s jobepey. GRAND RAPIDS* takes his plaae. Hicks and the editor of their party or­ family. Such im one is not prone to’ presented to the bereaved family. Gen. J. A. Carnahan and-mother, of fault finding; aud should ho nee fit to The Brock-Walrath race New Year's gan was "nuts” for republican ears. Forever front mortal sight; criticise the course of a paper on matters Indiannapolis, Ind., E. A. Holbrook and ............. — night ..... resulted as----------------------usual—Brock was vYiik quarterly tea of the W. F. M. Sn of polity or public interest, his criticisms One more borne to lonely. 1886 family, of Chicago. Hi, F- IL Holbrook 1831 Dreary from sorrow's blight. lieaten by half alap.------------------------------- ; oI lhe E. church, will be held at the are carefully and candidly considered and wife and 'W. McLaughlin and wife, The fond«*l tie lias been severed. Quarterly meeting at the Methodist j residence of Mrs. Asa Rork on west by the editor.' A successful newspaper of Muskegon, F. Hamilton and wife, of Untied In life’s early dawn; Syracuse, N. Y, Mrs. Andrew Krom, ‘•hutch next Bunday. Rev. Stewart I Grecn9lreet. Wednmday.January 13th. must needs haves positive, but not big­ Tlte plaae can be filled by no other. of Kalamazoo, Rev. T. D. Marsh and will assist the ‘Pastor. served from half past fiyeto n. oted. opinion on all public questions, as 1 Te» wrv«l Iron, bull past live to seve wv«i. THE BEST OF THE wife and E. D. Whitlock.of Grand Rap­ anything in thn line I a <wdl.I inriraaon ratmdM *i- w.u. ohrooM. the e»«U Her hand* now are gently folded, When you wish V *............................... jUmpLtei A Cook in The Young liullee eonnwh-d with the No »orrow her heart doth stir; AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. ids. were among those in attendance at romThlork. W. I’.klX ere Invited to eUitid this P"*"?"*?""n the Carnahan-Holbrook wedding. the Central House block. . . , . ni.vlinv i Afr. and Mrs. Eugene Davenport, Mr. pie Comity Gentleman to the Leadin’meeting for for the the purpose purpose or of nw>rp*nlrre-organiz­ 105^.|“F?r number MRS. H. E. RKRGMAN. In Uns connection we wish to state . Chas. PaS'gibuug was taken before ing their society. AKMoru and Mrs. IL M. Batre. Mr>and Mrs. F. M. practical vaiue c, con ten w, in extra’ that the Banner Is proud of its large MRS. P. 1». DUN KLEY. Justice Sweezey last week for larceny Woodmansee, J. W. Matthews and Miss or oorroaphndenre. la quality ot tu> Committee. At the lottery at John Bessmer's circle of readers. Almost without ex­ and was fined 82 and costs. Dora Kennedy. Harry Andrus mid Miss ot publication, 11 oceupie* U» Fir believed to have no sutwtlnr 1 « Abe Titus, of this city, held ticket No. ception Gi< are liberal and prompt pay­ PERSONALJdENTIO’N. Blanche Henaerahott, A. M. Woodman­ three eblef rtlvlalon* ut The bicycltl riding by Eyster iuid ing patrons. Liberal in that while this see and Miss Carrie Travis and Wm. Smith at the Jell, st rink last week was 696 which drew the ilrst prize—a fancy paper does not always conform .to their Mrs. Wm. Hayes is quite seriously ill. Louden were in attendance at the re­ Farm Crops and Protease*. good, although but few witneoswl it. clock. No. 697 held by Wm. Decker, of individual views, they concede the right Horticulture and Fruit-Grot. Mr. Z. B. Willison is yet a very sick union of tiie Barry county students and Carlton, drew secontt prize—a violin Live-Stock and Dairyu. Under the present economic green­ and bow. No. 190 held by Gottlieb Bess- of opinion and expression of the same man. alumni of the Michigan Agricultural back administration it coat only 818 tx» mer. .drew third prize—a card receiver. to nlLnewspnpers as well as men. A College, held at the Hastings House wblto It also lucludea all minor denarimeui» <n Miss Mena Mudge returned to Albion New Year’s night. rightly conducted newspaper is an un­ rursl FMHry YArd.,Hntmnrake the leaves from the court house. No. 637 held hr F. M. Woodmansee erring reflex mirror of the community­ Tuesday. Go to iheston <S Cook’s when you drew fourth prize—a silver cup. No.477 in which it is published. By it the Card of Thanks—We hereby re-' Eldyn Reynolds Sundayed with Hast­ want the best nickle cigar in the city. held by Mrs. Alverson, of Irving, drew observant man can judge of the gener­ turn our heartfelt thanks to the neigh­ -They have just got a new stock on hand. fifth prize—a music folio. al characteristics' of the towns and ings friends. bors and friends who so kindly assisted mnch attention i* paid to the Mrs. Chas. Barlow, of Coldwater, is during the sickness, death and burial Fitzgerald Post. G. A. IL, is in the communities iu which it circulates. Mil and Mrs. R. A. Carnahan will of our wife and mother. please accept thr thanks of the Banner laudable endeavor to appropriately dec­ This is especially true of modern coun­ in the city. TOM to Sell. It f* llbcrwlly lluotruu-tf, id to try journals — those devoting several for reinembrance in the way of wedding Intended to supply, tn a conttuualljr Inemudng Nellie First is visiting friends in orate and ornament the Post hall, re­ columns of space weekly to “county degree, and In the liest wnit of the term, a rake. Grand Rapids. spectfully solicit donations of historical news,” in which are found the local A UVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER. Mason Long, the converted gambler, . engravings, paintings and lithographs, happenings of localities otherwise with­ A Challenge.—We do hereby chal­ Although the Country Gentleman has been W. J. Dibble, of Marshall, was in the was greeted with a crowded house at suitable for the walls, of men tmd out the pale of the local chronicler. lenge any polo team in Barry county to GrraUy Eutanted by incrraslnx Its stoe from 1* city Wednesday. so page* weekly, the terms coutlnnhig as the M. E. church Monday and Tuesday scenes of the war. They will be inplay us a game of polo at any time or tu hrrctoiorv, when pald*ittrietly In advnneu: One George M. Dewey, of Owosso was in place. evenings. scrilMs! with the donor’ .name and Cony one rear •'.'.W: Four Coniea S10 and aa Silver YVedding. -About one hun­ the city Tuesday. ’ JOHN BROCK. Captain. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Hendricks placed in proj>er position. Donations dred snd fifty invited guests assembled of the Club; TeuCoptes.no. and an addiUo&ai Rev. T. D. Marsh, of Grand Rapids will please except thr Banner’s thanks may be left with O. II. Greenfield, Wm ADVXRTIBXD LETTERS. at the pleasant new home of Jacob was in the city last week. generous remembrance in the way of Jones, John Michael, E. H. Lathrop. T. Phillips or Geo. II. Brooks. Edger, of Rutland, Friday evening. malnlng tn the »t HMtlnx*. liarrj wedding cake. receipt of the ra Quincy Hynes to now clerking at xxxmtyrMichbaui. Jaa. 4U, im*: January 1st, the occasion being the I. without ehargn. Absalom Bklljnxiton. of Middle­ Jacob Fizhtnw. FWnoro Hatch, Kittle Manh. Grange Lectureh.—Hon. Cyrus G. twenty-fifth anniversary of the wed­ Will H. Goodyear’s drug store. Mary Hbrontz, Dan. D. > Jacob laiiiplon. ville, formerly a practising physician, Luce, master of the State Grange, will ding da}' of Mr. and Mrs. Edger. It Mrs. A. H. Johnson spent New Years has a hearing as to his sanity before was a season of pleasant coin <j^atmni, lecture at the following places on the. renttvwren TTyTrequent sallies of wK/at with friends in Grand Rapids. Judge Cole to-day. JgMORY BUSBY : dates named below.: Hon. I*. T. VanZile, of Charlotte, was the expense, of the couple who had pass­ Jab. Wilkins has repaired the bridge Glass Creek Grange Hall. Wednesday ed the twenty-fifth milestone of mar­ in the dty Tuesday on business. across the river leading to his1 mill, evening. January 13th: Orangeville Mrs. Lottie Brown, of Manistee, is overhauled all the machinery and is Grange Hall, Thursday, January 14th, ried life, and whose hearts were as young and gay as when first they were ready for business. at 1 o’clock p. m. sharp; Prairieville pronounced man and wife. All went spending a few days in this place. Dr. Mary E. Green, of Charlotte, Grange Hall, Thursday evening. Janu­ merry us a marriage bell, nnd the num­ KobL Marshall, of Frairieville was in AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY, makes r specialty of diseases of worn®. ary 14th: Baltimore Grange Hall, Fri­ erous friends of the happy couple enjoy­ the dty the fore part of the week. Will be nt the Hastings House every day afternoon, January loth. Install­ ed themselves hugely in their hospita­ t GRAND RAPIDS. ■ Jas. Wilkins and wife spent New ation of officers of Pomona Grange, Thursday afternoon. ble home. Splraaid refreshments were Years with Grand Rapids friends. public lecture in the evening. The pub­ A grand ball on the evening of Feb. lic ure cordially invited to attend there served, and the "inner tnim" fared All Work Guaranteed. John Shean and son Will, of Hickory sumptuously. The presents were num­ 19th, the anniversary of the institution lectures. erous and appropriate, as can be seen Corners, were in the dty last week. of the Uniformed Rank Knighta of Py­ from the following list: thias, is on the tapis. Walter Webster Esqn of Nashville, A hrace of tramps answering to Pearl Agate tea set—John F. Good­ was in the dty on business Monday. The G. A. R. boys will have a box tiie names ot John McMann and John year. social at their hall on the night of the McDonald struck this tow^ Wednesday Frank Brooks and wife visited rela­ Silver berry iHah—C. R. Rogers and 15th. All members of the rtth Michigan Shim, I14c: Collar*, se; Cu3». tives in Allegan countv New Y ears. of last week, aud proceeded to make wife, Eli Erway and wife, Ira Edger, cavalry are Invited to attend. things lively about town. They de­ Delbert Diamond, Loomis Edger. Mr. S. Shauntz and wife left for Set silver fruit knives—John Erway Scanlan, the world-renownd Irish manded money of several men whom their home in Rockford, IU-, Friday last comedian, will be at Charlotte Wednes­ they met on the street, un<J they also and wife. "Mainion" -Thomas Kelly and wife. Will Wright returned to Ann Arbor day January. 13th. A few from this visited several houses demanding food. Set solid silver spoons—Mr. E. G. Saturday where he will attend school. city signified their intention of hearing Edger and wife. Mias Sutton, of Newton Falls, Ohio, him. '* Individual i*pper and salt — A. H. MOST PERFECT MADE Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pres­ HASTINGS MA* The installation of officers of Fitz­ iustite Greenfield Saturday, charged McOmber. gerald Post will take place on Saturday frith .vagrancy. His honor thought .ft) Wheal, white... "’*■ Silver syrup cup—Isaac Erway and ton. ‘ evening next. The officers of Barry days In the Detroit House of Correction wife, Ira Erway and wife. Eli Erway Ciwa. Coman, of Middleville, spent a ntcE tuiKe potmen co. Lodge No. 13. K. of P. will lie installed would be about the square thing and and wife. greater portion of the holidays m this OMtOAOO. BT» I the. prisoners were eo sentenced. They Luster band dinner ret-1. L. Dia­ dty. Monday evening. t were a hard looking couple. mond and wife, C. H. Rogers and wife, The'Eaton Rapids Journal comes to bttenry Barlow and wife, of Coldwa­ On New Years eve.. Dec. 31st. 1885, M. W. Hicks and wife, Geo. Harring­ ter, are visiting Hastings relatives and us in a handsome new drees, and claim­ ing 1,600 subscribers. The Journal is at the residence ot the bride's mother, ton, I. Unnlngton and wife, W. F. friends. and wife, Chas. Newland ant! in everv way worthy of the liberal pat­ were united iu marriage Rev. .B. A. Hicks „11C, Feril Otis and wife. wife. for the ronage it receives. Carnation and Miss Anna Holbrook, China fruit set—C. IL Stone and wife, * — ■»- ** - wife.Preston A Cook have now got set­ daughter of Mrs. I; A. H<ill>rook, Rev. Mr. Roas and wife, Mr. ~ Biggs — and this tled down to business and will now T. D. Mnrali. of Grand Rapids officiate, Silver thimble—Horace Bishop and jrive their customers good bargains in ing. Only the immediate relatives and ■ teas and coffees. They keen the best friends of the high contracting parties line of these articles in the city. were present. The presents were nu­ May Tomlinbon held the number merous and elegant. The newly-wed­ ded too*U» wrajsr train tor tbelr that drew the twenty pound stick of future “ SL J’eter, Minn, where 1 candy at Chao. Dion s. Mum May took Rev. Ci baa M-repted the puter- Local Advertising Rates: ^atl'khay, Dec. 27th, the mall pouch on the west bound train was stolen. It News Local*. l.-‘, rents perlinc. contained bank remittances from the Obituary Notices, 6 cento per line. Cards of Thanks. 10 cents per line. bank of this city. This is the second AU UVUIO. IV, w wwu.M. «« .MW •— event of this kind on this road within a divlduah or organization*, except tor charitable short time. or benevolent purposes, will be charged for at The Detroit Tribune will please ac­ cept the Banner’s thanks for a copy of that valuable annual, the Michigan Al­ yy ANTED! manac, which is just published for 1886. We advise all our readers to at once se­ cure a copy. 200 Cords Wood JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. Local News. Country Gentleman punt �CHAT WITH CLKVELANi. s Banner. Tfaa President Talks on Various Topics wltii an Interviewer. iNGS, MICH., January 7, 1886. •STNUTS SET TO RHYME. chop? jtna wiij uw" l . Or what menu cur made the pillow *11 pl . .I...... «I... >i ■>? FAMILY FINANCES. Mrs. Finn Lays Sier® to Mike’s Heart and Pocket A big brown beetle blundered against a window of the Finn shanty as the shadow of the tall chimney on the lime mill wm thrown over Brown's pond by the setting sun, and, after humming a lively tune against a resonant whole pane, stumbled through a broken one into the meshes of Mrs. Finn’s black hair. Mrs. Finn was seated before the fire, with her Elbows resting on her knees, and evidently thinking of some very.jcrious matter, as she paid no at­ tention to the beetle, which vainly, strove to liberate its serrated legs from their environment. The tamo crow sat on the back of a chair, and re­ garded the insect; as a bit of manna sent down to be transformed into crow mraL The beetle struggled, the crow beadaehes had been more frequent and that Baet-hu* bad bwn his patron saint, and—no, hu wouldn’t give up— ••Shun:, Biddy ’nd be laffin’ nt mo — but than she wm so kind to him ImI night and spoke ho pleasant—"Yis, but whin she’s mad she bw an eye in her head like a coal iv fire, an' a v’ice like a saw filin’.” While Mike stood unde­ follow in spsrial from Washington: Upon cided whether to go back and make up tho eve of CougrcN) meeting again there with Biddy a boy went bv whistling have been circulated many reports con­ ••Barrmy Brallaghnn’s Courtship. cerning the President's attitude. It has An the melody stole Into Mike’s cars been said that be wm look!, g for­ winter with great there floated out of the harbor of Ida ward to the memory a picture of a young couple unxiety. Other'stories Imve credited him seated 'beside an old red bare on the with seeking interviews with Republican upper end of Cooney Island. Their Senator*. in order to find out how head* were very close together, and ho much of a fight was going to be made on eould hear the 'refrain the young man his nominations. Other si mi 1st stories r»ganlirw the Prasldeot's position toward was flinging to bi* sweetheart: , Con;-re«B have been ' put In general ■•Don't say nav. charmin’Judy Callaghan. dreutatiun. Saturday afternoon the Only ray you’ll be MlttTOM Brallaghin." World <omwpomlent nilkdupon President Almost unconsciously Miko found Octeland for the purpose of asking himself hurrying homeward. When him directly about bin personal podhe arrived at the door of the shanty he this, and to determine, U possible from first' hesitated a moment with his hand on hands, the truth nr falsity of the stories al­ the latch. He hnlf turned to go down luded to. During the extended couversa* the steps again, then suddenly he tion which followed he talked frankly and opened the door and floundered in. freely. He showed in nothing beaaidUw Putting his brawny hand deep down in remotest shade of anxietr or nerve usneM his pocket, he drew it forth full of about the future work of Cougrea*. The nickels and roils of pennies, which he President denied that ho had held inter­ views with Senntore on the subject of bin slapped upon the table with such a appointments. The matter, he said, might sounding thwack that the rolls were have been talked of by him with some ot burst open, and the pennies rolled over his callers, but only aa a casual topic.the floor. Mrs. Flinn uttered a cry of While he, of course, took an interest in the alarm, but her fears took wings w"ben confirmation or rejection of his appointees. Mike lifted his head and she saw his big, brown, honest face twitching, and Then the President picked up aboutod his eyelids doing double duty. The next moment her hands were resting copy ol his meseagr, enying-. . "I made a great point ia this paper ot on his brawmr shoulders. defining my duties m they relate to Con­ ••Mike!” gress, m clearly <uid distinctly m possible, ••Biddy!” rdecmcd this definition ol the duties ol the There wm a rush of hurrying feet in Executive so important that it wail placed the back yard, the door opened with a almost st the very beginning ot the raesslam, and little Miko appeared. Said aage. That portion of my AtsMagebM ap­ parently attracted but little attention. I ••Mother, the crow is swallyin’ a big have seen no allusion to it anywhere, and brown beetle!’’—N. Y. Sun. Ffnu thought harder than ever how to regain control of her husband, who LIMEKILN CLUB. had nurcMonably assumed that, m he wm the bigger and stronger of the, two, be must of nece.<*ity poracas more ex­ "I can’t see dat Prof. Trespass John­ ecutive ability than his wife. This reasoning Mrs. Finn had proved to be son am in de hall to-night,” said J^lacious, at least to the satisfaotion Brother Gardner, m he looked up- and of Mm. O’Brien, who had called on the down. "De fack am, I didn’t ’sactly Kvious day to sell a raffle ticket for ’spect be would be. Sartin events her l Malone’s bedstead. occurred to render his absence a neces­ ••It’s rouraelf knows well, Mrs. O’Brien, there’s ne’er a saviner woman sity. De Seckretary will turn to his Ebon me on Cooney Wand—savin' yet name on de roll an’ scratch it off. and prisinoe—but Mike is afther thiukin’ write across it in red ink de word ‘ex­ fit: can buy more wid the money than pelled.’ ” meaelf, so he’s carrying the money in When the Secretary had carried out his blessed panto pockets; an’ if raffle the request the President continued: tickets wm sellin’ fur two cinto a doxen ••Up to a’y’ar ago Prof. Johnson waa it’s meself wouldn't have that much an active, respected member of dis money m ’nd buv a straw in the Widdy club. He was not only a worker in Malone's bed.” ‘ our cause/ but he was Industrious m a Mrs. Finn had been silting still for man. _lf he couldn’t get work at a half an hour. The beat of the tire was dollar r.n’ a half a day he got it fur a very grateful on the chill October night, dollar. If he couldn't hev roMt duck and she began to frail drowsy. As rhe fuf Sunday he nut up wid a berf-uon: looked dreamily into the grate through soup. His family hail plenty U»tat an’ balf-cloeed eyelids she saw coming out to w’-acr, an’ when rent day cum kroiuul of the embers a spavin«d mule, which he hail de cosh ready for his landlord. wm also wind-broken, and whose pain­ "Jist about twelve months Hadk some ful wheezing seemed to impart an add­ white man told tie Professor dutibe bad ed brightness to the coaU. Upon the just as good a right to a planer, gold mule’s back sat a young man, whose watch an* span of horses as a rieh well-knit frame was .covered with an I man. He was told dat du aristocracy ill-fitting pair of trousers nnd a blue war coinin’ monev out of bis lalijr. lie ’hirt. But what bright eyes he had, was made to believe that the Lusson ’ how they danced in the firelight! who wouldn’t pay two [foliar* vhat a kwpy smile rippled over to hev a kitchen ceilin' Iwhitiwhen he saw the young girl washed was an oppressor. It wa4 n the bridge awaiting him! pounded into him dat. if He sot 'IT the mul.e'o back In a ou do fence all spmmer an' talkral agiu . ytv. lie is tn-ing tokins de blue blood of dis kentry, NoiiclxMlv • ?ently protesting voice would- furnish him roast tnrkLy all • -c grate: winter. •• go <•>' wM yef foolisliness, ••Many of you saw how he kas af­ --then, in a whisper: ‘‘Mrs. fected. He begun to hate honest work. rtv’s lookin' over th’ back tinc« !” Hit mouf began to grow bigger. By this time the brown beetle had Ih> While his cloze gruwed Merely fils im­ xnne hopelessly entangled and the crow portance increased <laily. When his had fallen Mtagp. womI pile grew low be c'uMed Vander­ Wh<m Mrs. Finn had wiped her eyes bilt. When his flour bar’l was empty she looked into the grate again, nnd he reviled Jsy Gouhl; When hi* chil­ saw that the young girl was riding;the dren becum ntgg«*d he ripped at capi­ muh, while the young man led the ani­ tal. When bis wife bccum bor’fut he mal. The Queen of Sheba, no doubt, Hwore ut de. Upstoenicy. When his bad a braver palfrey, but no more landlord bounced him for non-payment knightlt attendant, and her chwks could hate borne no more/Toseate a of rent he howldd an’ raved about op­ pressors an' tyrants. tinge when she met the King than that "De climax cum Im’ nite. I heard on the face of the girl ns she sat upon dat he had bin boastin' dat de rich must ’the spavined canal tnulc and cautioned divide irid him, an’ I concluded to her lover to: • ••Walk him aisy, Mike, deaf; bekose watch my hen coop. About 'loben ye know well I'm' afeard he might run o'clock dp Professor showed up. I had awe’." a iKMwibility which wm further twenty-two choice hens. He had none. He was gwine to divide wid me 'an awav Uian the North Pole. Tue tire was burning low in the take 'lebeii. My frcns. I cjin’t ’racily grate, but Mrs. Finn could sec the difleribe what happened arter 1 got mv paws on him, but I know be .went away mule Mop before an old red barn. She saw the girl loosen her hold of the empty-handed, liinpin,’ sore an' in de hands of an officer. He am no longer mule’s mane and drop to the ground. While the mule was eating hay be­ a member of dis club. If dar' am any tween his wheezes, the couple seated odder member wid socialistic ideas thrmsdvea on the grass beside the now would be n good time fur him to stable door, and the young man told! of make -a grab fur nis hat an' back down his race over the twenty mile level up Htn's.”— Detroit i-'m' Prrtr the canal with Paddy Feenan. PAVING STONES. “Y. wouldn’t think. Biddy, whin ▼ere lookin at th’ ould meule m ahe had that strin’th os ’nd pull hay out o’ . buty°H her on the ind iv That wm queer ground on which to n. ?”*,■.M®e’ give her a gintie dig in uk for a divorce, but it wm neverthe­ ) ribs wid a spade, or annytmng •ndy, an she’ll pull yer boat out o’ less very solid. An unhappy citixen of Detroit complained that his wife wm • wather," £he fire wm burning very low and in the habit of picking up old nails and he voiom Sounded faint to Mrs. Finn’s bits of rusty iron and filling his trunks itemng ear. The flame burned up with them. His friends, of oonrse, jr,RhUv for a moment, flickered and made him unhappy by malicious refer­ ’’’ *1 o"1- Th® T,«hm hod ences to his "junk shop.” but he bore »- Mrs. Finn bathed her it oil with meekness and patience. face and in arranging her hair When he wm in a hut ry and ran his ’•ur ’ the beetle. She placed hand down into the depths of one of ■•w, whence it fell out these trunks a rusty nail wm sure to Finn put on a painfully remind Sim that he wm a mbled the one married man and that his wife wm a » ”>m when little ••off;’’ but he knew that no mor­ houghto tal esc be wholly happy and rusty ‘o her nails are not the wont tilings in the that world. When, however, the wife gath­ ered a choice selection of paving stones and filled the sitting room with them he felt constrained to object. She wm a woman of considerable temper, and when rou-ed would use the first weap­ on she ooald find. The handiest thing in the house happened on two or three occasions to be one of these paving stones, and aa he was afflicted with dearly nnd distinctly the billowing: At the tbrssbold ot a compliance with these constitutional directions it is well for us to bear in mind that our usefulness to the peo­ ple's InterveU wlU bo promoted by a oooatant appreciation of the scope and character of our respective da Use aS they relate to Fed­ eral taglttation. While the Executive may recommend such ineaaurv* sn be shall deem exited tent, the ro*ix>n»lb!llty for IWtslaUvb action must and should rest aud retpooaible functtoi ■ Hv.rml.M. nt tK. MrtJUOM Of deparlwcnu nos, and also U><> povw inoniitr nnd e<>- upon us as faithful servants of the people. After he bad liniahed reading the Proaideut settled back in hie chair, and with a look ol rarntwtnree which approached flolemnito, he Raid "1 believeuiisiaanexccutire office. nnd I deem it important that the country should be reminded of it. I have certain executive duties to terlorm. When that is done my rrsponsil.nitira end. The office te cs«of theco-ordiuale braqrhr* of the Goverumeut. Tn. “-"store nnd members have their dutfea nnd their iw pponsibiliticis. They put their hands upon the Bible and takethe name oath of obliga­ tion upon aMeumlugofficeas does the Presi­ dent.” * The Prrsidetit then continuing said that when he ha<l made hie recommendation* to Congress, or had sent appointment* to the Senate, the wponriibility then was shifted to the other eml ol the avenue. Ths Preai­ dent r»-garda the tinnnrtal question aa the most important before Congreni. although he does not by any means undcrmteYhe onpurtance of the tariff oucotion. ' Continuing, he said: “I believe the businew* ol the country is now. to n large ex­ tent. in n condition of uncertainty, owing to the doubt ns to what will be done with stiver. I wrote upon that subject to the b-wt of my ability in my mcaangr. Ido not ust'of silver ran ask to have the coinage controlled while ao much remain* idle, nnd then- seems to In-no erarcil v'of currency.” Adverting to the subject of thr fin'ate nnd the ronxirtcnition bv thnt liody of hie appoint mente, the Pn wid ent said: ”1 have made no hasty selection of ofTicrrn, but oi> the contrary have given very much time mid investigation to the Subject, appreciating that very much drfende on the personnel of the Government. osoibly I may have erred income instanren. but lam sure they arc few, nnd 1 have cverv cvideucu that the country is satisfied with the new officials. I have no knowledge as to what coiine the Senate will pursue, but I have no idea that it will assume to inter­ fere with the prerogatires ol the President. I have my duties; it has ita. One thing I do not believe, and that is that the United Stale® Senate wjll spend its time in listen­ ing to thr petty criticisms of appointees which come from disappointed applicants for office." The President was asked whether the let­ ter be wrote to Mr. Keppler, the editor ot Puck, wm intended tor publication. He published. There was no understanding about the letter to Mr. Keppler, either that it should or ahould not be published^ I ex­ pressed my opinion upon the subject ol certala newspaper publication*. I have no deaire to modify or defend these opinion*." Ho then went on to say that he had been, perhaps, Influenced to aay what he had by Private Secretary, Colonel Lamont, is an old newspaper man. He hue full liberty to give to all newspaper comspondenta want the buslnfes ol thia Administration to be done behind giaaa doors. There ia no reason why any newspaper should be with­ out correct information regarding what we are-doing if It will only take the trouble to •end aud aak." The Fraddsnt fa a great iitickler for sys­ tem in his methodsol transacting buaiucas. Everything ie done at an appointed hour. Thnan who come in conflict with the duties ol the hour, however influential or however well supported they may be,have to give way and take lbw turn. H« very rarely mak<w the people who eome to his public recep­ tions wait a moment beyond the time aet the Watervliet millionaire, defendant in thn 850.000 alander suit brought by Mrs. Jane Morley, left for CuUforaia before thn officer Beamer, Black aad Tinkler—3. Reading of the .minutes of the pre­ vious meeting was deferred. To the Honorable Mayor'and Common Council:—Your committee to whom wm referred the petition of N. T. Park­ ..nan a* there ie In er, Mkiug to be exempted from paying averaation, the walk or taxes on his new hotel for ten years would most respectfully recommend •mg. ..tie boarding-school misa trip* that the prayer of the petitioner 1* not lir _____ . the street, and, in turn­ granted. jaug-.ly along — ' ah she is attracting due oting to note if _s to Inadvertently look tention. happens jUK“",-«”rc— * tuomeuC at the sun; in a ------- ---------her — nostrils begin to tickle, and, burying, her face By Aid. Jones, That the report of in the neatest of cambric handkerchiefs, the committee on N. T. Parker’s peti­ she contracts her shoulders, and give* tion be accepted and adopted. Curried. utterance to the daintiest "akickukickFinance committee recommended Bklck” imaginable. . paying the account of Dr. Pdlbemus of The fat woman, with a bask cl upon S2.00 in full, which was carried'. her arms, halts suddenly upon the MOfOBlTY RR1-0RT. street, bilwa her bead reverently, reTo tl>c Common Council as a mem­ • mains so for a few momenta in wild ber of the Qommittee to whom was re­ expectation, and then, straightening ferred the account of L. E. Knappen, up a little, inhales the air until she >25.00, would recommend that the aweils up like a balloon’, then ‘^h-h-h- count be allowed in full. schoooool ah-h-h-scboooo! ab-ah-sh LU KE WATERS. ■ skilch-toachoo! oh. <ny!" and wobbles ■ Due of tbc eommittee. along, wiping her inflamed nose on her By Aid. Osborn that the minority re­ apron. port be accepted. Carried. The tall, cadaverous man, whoso By Aid. Jones that the account of every look indicates the preaenoo of •25.00 of L. E. Knappen be disallowed. consumption, stops short on the side­ Carried. Ayes, Jones. McCoy, Osborn, walk, nervously runs his hands into Stebbins—3. Nays. Waters—1. half a dozen pockets before he can find CITY ACCOUNTS. bls handkerchief, throws his head back­ J. Shepard. M days itewxrd aud watehward until bis nose point* at the City .man upto Jan. 2d, 'M.M Sl.ooj*r d»y..S 2S 00 Hall dock, and electrifies all within hearing with a spasmodic "wifchoowitehoo - witcho - o -o-o-wi-wi-witcho-oo-o!” then gives his peaked nasal organ a wipe or two, and moves painfully By Aid. Osborn, That the accounts, along. . be allowed and orders drawn for same. The nnrvons man stops, while a look Carried all ayes. of pain crosses his face, drawn two or The account of the Chicago Fire Ex­ three long breaths to hurry the thing tinguisher Co., was presented and on along, then doubles himself up m 3 motion of Aid. Osborn that the account endeavoring to shoulder the heaviest be allowed, which wm lost. Ayes, portion of nis body, twists his face out Jones, Osborn, Stebbins and Waters—4. of all semblance of a human being, Nays, McCoy-1. and jerks out his ''kroo-whak-krooHxxtiiupi, Jon. 3d. ’kt. whak-booHh-ah-kroo-whak-oh! ” and To the Mayor and Common Counbil: leaves the spot wearing a look of the I hereby present you the following most disconsolate pain. names as members of the Hook & Lad­ It does one good to see the jolly fat der Co^ subject to your approval: Jim man sneeze. He throws back bis mu- Wickham, Thomas Doyle, Henry Bent­ rive ahoulders, opens his cavernous ley, Charlie Pickle. mouth to its fullest capacity, shuts ED. DOYLE/ both eves and fairly raises the dead Foreman, Hook * Ladder Co. with bls "ah-acbuooo! nh-schoooo! ahBy Aid. Waters, That Jim Wickham, ah-Mhoooo! whoopee! woosh-ah- Thomas Doyle and Charlie Pickle be •choooooo- wah - hooo - physchoooo!”— elected as members of the Hook A Lad­ Tid-BiU der Co. Carried. The name of Henry Bentley was held for permission from parente, according to fire ordinance. HIGH EXPLOSIVES. The matter of Wm. SI bold of 4S cents for lire tax, was referred to finance committee. . . Tbe experiment with high explosives On motion council adjourned. have been concluded at Lydd. Al­ FRANK STEBBINS. though the results have not been ert such a nature as to justify any practi­ Winter has been called the rule of the cal um of dvnnmlte, gun cotton ot inverted year, and when he lays his icy other dangerous compounds in connec hand on nature, all things acknowledge tiou with shell firing, *y’.l much val hia power, But he has lost xnuth of it uable information has been obtained now. SL Jacobs Oil,—the conqueror of pain, driven away rheumatism, and the It u found thnt the effect of the explo­ people feel happy. sive* against earthwork*, entrench- hu fully . there i* m ntentM, ete-, is not greater than that.ol shells filled with the ordinary gun­ powder, and. of course, the danger ot premature "burst*” constitute* a draw­ back to their um. Gan cotton is of least value, the shelh nearly all being "blind,” *'. e., the fuse fail* to ignite, or, rather, to detonate the charges. Blxstingigvlaline. on the other hapd, wm found to act too soon, nnd It wm this energetic compound which, a/tci twicq bursting the shell* prematurely, on the third round shattered the how­ itzer from which it waa fire*!. Another method was that invented by a German who conducted his ex perimenta in person, nnd thia was, on, the whole, suv<‘»tR«ful. Nitric arid and another highly dangerous ahemfcnl were inclosed in the shells in glass flasks, and on the shock of discharge the flask* are broken, the two sub­ stances being subsequently thoroughly mixed by the rotation of the shell in it« progrtwJ through tiie air. The second shock, when the shell struck the ground, exploded the latter with excel­ lent effect. It fa admitted that where it would be jieces.-arj' to make a breach in a fort or vessel tlefcnded by metal plating of any kind these she1 would be superior in effect to the ordinary projectiles fired with gunpowder. Their action is local; that the whole, or nearly the whole, of thn force is ex­ pended on the ajx>t where the shell strikes. The blMting gdntine is now being utilized by the Royal Engineers, who nm about to conduct a series of interesting experiments in ita use in connection with the demolition of stockades and other similar defense*. The question will have been thorough­ ly gouc into before the stock of explo­ sives is exhausted.—Court Journal. SEA COAST IMPROVEMENTS. ttty of Ksw York. While these great works at the West are only talked abouL very great Im­ provements are taking place on the Atlantic ComL Flood Rock, situated in Hell Gate, m the channel is called that connects Long Island Sound with the East River, has been shattered to pieces by an explosion of the largest msM of dynamite ever dischargeu at one time. It will take a couple of years probably to complete the wgrk, but when it is done ships from Europe will save forty miles of travel by ths sound route. It is not impossible that In fifty years' time New York City will be, as it were, turned about. Instead of com­ ing up the harbor, the ships from abroad wfll take the Sound route, and the docks and warehouse* of the greatest American city will be located on both shores of the Harlem River, and on the Long Island ahore'opposito. A careful survey by nav<experto hu established the fact that tne three channels be­ tween Coney Island and Sandy Hook, one of which every ship has to take iu its passage in and out of New York harbor, are rapidly shoaling. To dredge and improve them properly would cost an outlay of twenty-five million dol- at CongreM will । °JaK»u«ttw GERman'reNEO/ For Pain' URE Sili'pT 25^- * VMVt.H ra XAlmxAa* n. eoustjrof o.. a corporation of Mfehlgtm, vs. ent. on the tenth day State of Michigan, the above named plaintiff acai nst the lands, waameabi.goods and chattels, moneys and eficeto of Daniel F. Riley, the de­ fendant aboae naniee, for the sum of two biu;dred and aixtv-five and 1*100 dollars, which said Defanit having been made tn the eondlUotu Dred* for Barry county. Michigan. March ieu. A. D. mo, at two o’clock n. m. in Uber No. i< of mortgage* on page nt. oy which default the ^:oo dollars, aad no salt or proceed laps ut r la equity, having been taken to collect connty court bou.«a, tn Uw city ot H*«tings, iu said county of Barry. Michigan, 'that being the of Bony) where raid praaiara are •Ituxted. there will be roM at public auction, or vendor, to the hlgbfet bidder. Ute premfate* deMribcd in xoid mortgage, to *Mi»fy; the amount due on told mortgage, with Interest at eight per cent. IH'T annum, and thr c<wt* and eipmaS* allowed by taw, including the attorney tee of thirty dol­ lar* M provided for in oald mortgMr. Bold preml«ea being d<-*crfbed iu *al<> niortrage follow*, to-wtt: ^All that Siece or parrel 61 lain! ■ituateand being in UieTownahlp of Rattand. in the county at Barry and stale ot Mlehlran, and dereribed uloltow*. to-wltr Tbew*th»l! of tie- *oatb »wrt quarter of flection tweaty-oue (31), in town three O). north ot range nine (»), wmt, containing righty acre* tuorv or Ito* ac­ cording tn pn’eramrut »urvey. ■ ■ swum wiw rncmuMioin. tie no r-sUsf Uli hs took Rood’s Uamparilla. Mortgagee. Alt'y for Mortgagee. Mr. K. Springer, ol Mechanicsburg, I"a.. writes: .“I was aniicted with lung fever rail ab xw on lungs, and reduced to a waif thg skele­ State of Michigan. County of Barry, -m. At a session of the Probate Court for thr ( out. ton. Gofot lree trial boUle ot Dr. King » New Discovery for consumption, which dlu tue so ty of Barry hoiden at the Probate Office bi the ell? of Hastings In said county on Ttiursdav. u.r 3rd day of tlecember. in trie year one thousand cicht hundred and eighty for. man, roni|iletcly rr*lurrc to beallh. with a I‘resent. Wm. W. Cole. Judge of I’robate. hearty appetite, and a ga'< In fleah of <* paunr* Call ut W, H. Goodye;irS drug »t«»n- *nd get a fret: trad bottle-*f thl* certain ciue for nil lung John II. Earl, administrator cd .sold e«tat. comes into rrairt and represents that he Is pre pared to render hl* tiud .ueouut a* wh ad­ The bog '-rop oi E-tgland l« not t'romiah ministrator, and prays that thr samt- may 1* compared aith last Sr-asoo. The crop in Germ bronl and allowed and he be dlsdiarred from said trust. . Thereupon It is ordered, that Wednesday. I hail to antuli hack the balrfrotn my forehead hair as thick vnd ck»<y a* c»rr. IJulies whose UH» hearing of «ai<! petition, and that the minor, hair is getting Uilu will find the Balsam Just and ail otlicr |>ersons interested In «ald e*tate, are required to appear at a araslou o’, aald Conrt. splendid. Mary Swansou, Chicago. then to i<«* hoiden at the l*robwie Offite. in thr rity of Hastings in said eounty and allow cause. If any then- lx-, why the prayer of the peti­ tioner sIkkiM not be aranled . G erm tuiCorn 11 emo v < r k 11 > O*rn^ t fl u nt on» And It la further ordered that said pet It Inner (rive notice to the person* interested in said tale, ot the (icndcney of said,prtitton and the bearing thereof by earning a copy of this order to be published in the Hast!tun* Baxxuia news­ paper printed and circulated In said County o! Harry onec in each week tor three successive weeks, previous to said dav of hearing Michigan Centrai Judge of Probate. [A true ropy.) Chancery Order. State of Mlchlgan-Ih the Circuit Court ler thr County et Barry—In ' r-. Royal W. Peake, ooiuplait.ant, vs. Henry With* and Itoelw M. Willis, defeodauu. Fifth JtirtfiUi Clrvult.-ln Cl:*ho»ry. tROTfiueproof hr affidavit that Fhmbc U Willi*, one of the defendants tn the above enti- The .Niagara Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. . el*e Ute Mid bill of complaint idinll be IUM1 furtber, text U>i« order wtthfo twenty day* from thl* date :5S^&*!r^!THtftJSSS In one® in rorh week for tlx weeks tn auc*■ D Fbakk A. Hooker. A tree ropy. Attrot CtrenltJodg, Gao. W. Abskt, Register. READY for delivery Tie Barry Couty Annual. A useful book, full of Information for Barry County people, concerning their own county. . This little volume Will.be Given to every subecriber of the Banner, who pays for the paper one year in ad­ vance. It will be delivered by our sub•cription collector to all who meet him at their respective mailing placce, and pay for the Banner m stated above. It can also be bad on same terms at our office. Id Mtory of Abstract Block. CAUSKS gad CURE, Sy �' The New Englan ! Medical Monthly comments very favorably on the pro­ verbial long and healthful live* of the 1 Jews. Dr. Picard holds that this superlMttr J1”1' hrailh laws. The Mosaic, like the older Br- food. Of the animals examined. « large propotion are always condemned as unnVfur food. People who eat meat imliscriuunately are -very prone to 01sorders of the blood and otihe kldnbyx for meat ricbmposod of nitrogen, wBich the kidneys have to remove fromfthc blood, and of coutae they cannot; do this mux’ewftllly except by the aid of Warner’s safe cure, the l-wt kh!n«v strengthem-r, unless it is temperately partaken of und only the very l>eRt of meat is used. Jews also use alcoholic liquors verry sttaringly and thus keep up gtxwl digestion, and-then again th<v area hoi day- ‘oving^nd Sabbath-obserr ' log class.—Hovsek-a-per. ' , Mr. Blaine's book, “Twentv Years ta r. Congress." is practically compleu*, arid will be issued toward the end ot Janu­ ary. । Agneultural II eoniinunlcntlon* pnrtment *bot*ld be *.rdrvenport. Woodland. Mid'- tu Mr- K- Da­ 1I.JI7 WOiM Kinar Cotton was *ong ago dethroned and, following in f»is footsteps, com and wheat have had to give way to a mightier monarch,—no less than the now acknowledged King of the Dairy. Thu far t that the dairy products of the teUhUy aggregated a much larger value than any other agricultural, mineral or manufactured product was well known to thousands before the late Dairy Show in this city, but it was left for this great occasion to crown the new-made king, who will nut leave his throne at the be­ hest of any upstart, but will continue for ages to wear his honors Ins omingh and desemdly. The statbUt* laid b.‘fore the National Butter,’Cheese nnd Egg Association, at its tale meeting, surprised some people. They showed thnt the annual value of diary products fa this country is 6iOO.OOQ.CiOO greater £,'at of the entire wheat crop, and 612,000,000 greater than that ot the cot­ ton crop; while the amount of capital invitedln COH’8 11 10 lx* treater bv 810.000,WO than that invested in banir stocks. Credit is due the German women anil physicians for first using Red Clover blossoms us a medicine. Best results are obtained when combined with other medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. # Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is tlm ’ best known remedy for all blood dli e.oScrap Houk. es, stomach and liver troubles, plmpks, costivt-a'KS. bad breath, piles, ague nnd Ruri.1 Canadtnu, Every farmer who takes an agricul­ nudariri disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ petite, lbw spirits, head ache and all dis- tural puiwr—a*d every farmer, who ••ase of the kidneys. Price ob cents, of reasonably exptets to make his farm a Fred Hotchkiss. suwcm, ought to take two or three, and he will find even more than this a pro­ Fire swept away Mau re’s ilouring fitable invhrtment—ought to have at mill irt Tallmadge. Ohio, the loss lieing least onogoodscrup-book. 1 find it-protltS40/KX)^with an insurance of 819^50, able to have three. 1 have one for "The » IllotHl Will Trll. Garden and Fruits."another for "Stock," Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor ayilup another for the "General Farm.” 1 will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers divide into different departments, so us and bad sores upon the body face 1 or to have all articles on one subject, as limtw. Will thoroughly cleanse the near together as possildv. That is, fa system and blood of every t rate of dis­ my stock-l»ook I have so many pages eases thnt have their origin therein. for horses, so many for sheep, sb many Cures the rheumatism; salt rheutn and for hogs, cows and poultry. And the •linker, .und is well reebmmended by other two as kept are inadeon the same the medical profession all over the ein. Of course every reading farmer ows that a great deal of whuthe reads countrv. Price £1 per bottle. Sold by lie can practice, and learns without be­ W. Ii. Goodyear. ing obliged to keep the articles to refer The Berlin exhibition has been fixed to. Thase, of course. It is not necessary for 18«h. to save.Nhile, again there are other r Dr. Pierce’s "Favorite Prescription" articles that it Is necessary to keep for I perfectly and permanently cures those . future reference. ’ You must either file away the paper dlSeases-peculiar to females, fdt iatonit* and nervine, effectually allaying nnd and be obliged afterwards to hunt curing those sickening sensations that through a number of cophw in order to , affect the stomach and heart, tlirough find what you Want, or else cut them reflex action. The backache and "drag- out and save them in such a manner as Though stubble is all right ploughed ging-ilowiv” ' sensations all disappear ; they can lie most readily found. in the f:Ul when ploughed dr}', whI is under the strengthening effects of this genenilly better left tjll spring, when a great restorative. By druggists. Aiii.-rtran AKr!cn)Uiri*i .. few (lavs can always te spared before Jacob Seligman, of East Saginaw, hits Young ladies will .see an advertise­ other ground is fit to work. Mr.T. W Atkln«. Girard, han., writes: "I oj»?insl a real estate ollie-- in Detroit. ment full of promise. Send “four post­ Alter several experiment we have; never hesitate U> reooDimeud yoro' Electric Hit­ to my customer*, they glre entire satisfac­ age stamps " and receive in return "a come to this conclusion: The growth ter* “The leprous distUment. whose effect tion and an- rapid seller*.” Ktaotrie Ip ttcr* arefluids such an enmity with bloodlof valuable package.’*' Send three stamps, ot grass is now ateutover. and what the purest and t«e»t medicine known mid will and wn will show you:how to make sward is turned over fa tnodead or dur- pwdllvrly cure Khtney and IJ»rr eotupialnts. man. . rut Ify thr blood and regulate the bowels. No That, swift as quicksilver it courses e.i«Uy from two to live dollars a day, or innnt state rein as ns over winter without tamin'can afford to bo wlttmuttMiB Ta*k «HI perhapslX-n. For the Unit, the return is fermenting or rotting; and the summer sava hundred- of dollar* In doctor'» bill* overy / through ; The natural gates and alleys of the a half dozen little colon-4 pictures; for following will be well advanced before year. Sold at Ofty cent* a bottle by w. h. Good the second, an opportunity to "canvass" the sod rota and the land be left too body*” ■ and causes the skin to liecome “barked day and night for some pretentious and ojien, while the tenetit of the overtnrnCOMPETING WITH BAKERS. hbout, most lazar-Uke, with vile ami valueltSB book. You have lost your td sial will be almost lost to the iucloathsome crust.” Such are the effects stamps and vuur hopeful spirits and seedfag crop. By leaving it till early of vile and morbid bile, the only anti- have nothing to show for them. An­ spring, vegetation will te fairly starttd. other delusion, and aj tempting one. is .The sod turned over will start to rot t dote for which is to cleanse and rt-gulate “Do yon *upply bread to private ‘i 'i the liver- an office admirably performed in the form of an ini tiation to young immediately and 'furnish abundant * nourishment to the crop when, if thistles h,,nsM s ’. was askid’ off a Grand River by *)r "Diwcc’s Golden Medical Diiicov- ladies to do lace or crochet work, or ~b“" yeuterday. embroidery or decorative paintfag “at or foul weeds are present, they win not avetnie >Imkcr home." Tiv "home”; feature has a have time to start before the crop will ‘ •Certainly we do." It is announced that no seeds will be charm. 71* advertisement is answer­ Ih* up to smother them out, espt-cially if “How do you delivnr itf” distributed by the departments of agri-' ed and n circular is returned, stating oats or some luxuriant crop lie sown. “With the wagon." culture at Washington hereafter, until that a deposit iu money is required. Even if roots are to follow, spring they are first properly tested. ‘•But I’ve seen women going from । simply liecause "references ” cannot be ploughing will give much better satis­ hou.Mi to hou.M- up in my neighborhood The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer. of Bour­ I investigated, and because of the cost of faction.—Rural Canadian. with brc|d in their arm*?" bon. Ind., says; "Both myself and t he material to l>e forwarded. J ust here __________________ W. Fy. “Ye.«. but that i* another thing. wile owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con­ the "little jokef" is found. The young The manufacturers of bogus butter We don't hug our bread before deliversumption Cr ice." For sale bv Wm. lady sends her deposit, receives the material, finishes and returns the work, are ransacking the earth to find mater­ fap lb’s* he Mild with a touch of ear■ H. Goodyear. Am: You Made miserable bv Indiges- aud is informed that the whole thing ial for cheaptning their noxious com­ cn>ut.' • T'Iiom- women roll broad on . lion. Constipation. Dizziness, Lotw’of has l(wn done sd badly, that Tier deposit pounds, itecordlnr to the New York their u.wn bool.-" Appetite, Yellow Skin ? Shiloh’s Vit- win not begin to pay for the damage Herald. First, they commenced with ••Tlicy boy it from the bakers?" ahzer is a positive cure. For side and loss she has caused. So the voting clean beef fat: next with any kind of “No. they make it tliemsclves. They lady l«t"l>eaten" out of her deposit, her fat or grease, even that from dead horses are mostly widow*, or women whose hy Wm. II. Goodyear. Why Will You cough when Shiloh's time and toil, and of all those beautiful answered, the purtKiee. Finally, it was husband*’< an'l get work, and in that Cure give Immediate relief. Price 10 but delusive hopes wherewith she glori­ thought the use of lard, pork grease, the case they might just as well be widows. cts. SOcts. and 81. For sale by Wm. fied the hours of her industry. Do not let product realized In trying out dead hogs Yau will finaa great many housekeep­ these swindlrrs get this easy advantage would be cheaper than anything else. ers who seem to have a'natural born H. Goodyear. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy- - a posi­ over you. They lie in wait in the most Lately these bogus butter makers have bprror of baker’s broad and won't use tive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria and unsuspected manner. Bo careful how been extending their product with cot­ i|. at all. Thnt this feeling exists is be­ Canker Mouth. For sale by Wm. II. vou act as decoys for these wfly hunters. ton seed oil. sesame oil and other sub­ yond <|U«-tion, nnd why it bi I have They are birds of prey that jnake spoil stances of like character. During hot Goodyear. never ta-cn able to find out. We pay aa weather stearine is used to give the re­ IIackmeta< K“ a lasting and fragrant of household innocence. much attention to cleanliness in mak­ quired hardness. Recently they have perfume, 1 ’rice 25 and 50 cents! For ing our bread as any of them and mure Sale by Wm. II. Goodyear./ struck upon a lionanza In gelatine and than a great many. Did you ever see water, the former being tried out from Shiloh s Cure will immediately relieve home-made brown bread as nice and Croup, Whooping cough and Bron­ Scours in little pigs can best be reach­ the hoofs of neat cattle and horses. chitis. For sale by Wm. 11. Goodyear. ed through the mother's milk. In cast* Gelatine by itself costs as much as other light, and sweet and brown, and fresh For Dyhpeimia and Liver-complaint. too much milk produces the disorder, sulistances used, but It possesses an un­ and white as baker’s bread? Yon never vou have a printed guarantee on every less will ston it. If the food is not suit­ equalled power for absorbing water. It did. Show mo a loaf of it and I’ll give • bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never able, then it must be changed. I have is said that one pound of gelatine will you the whole bakery. These people, you mm-, who won’t buy bread made in fails to cure. For sale by- Wm. H. known a case where sour milk killed take up ten of water. a baker} love home-made bread ex­ Goodyear. the pigs, giving them scours which ter­ if they enn buy it nnd minated fa dysentery. ThejJe is a grimThe idea that horns on cattle are a clusively. A Nasal Injector free with rail tle of Shiloh's Catarrh | Remed v. ot-ss about the word "scour" not often useless incuinbrana' and should be escape making it themselves—for it re­ Price 50 cents. For sale by Wm. II. fully appreciated, and the lives of a bred away, seems actually to be gain­ quires a skill bom of long experience Goodyear. great many hogs are sacrificed because ing ground. Why should cows have and many failures lo make good bread Two hundred more men are employed its full import is not understood and horns any more than a horse? The —why Uiey’re going to do IL The iu the Ishpeming mills than last win­ considered. When fully sour, milk is idea seems sensible enough; in fact, no women tell' them that they make it, in an alcoholic condition nnd is an Irrit­ defense has yet been made of the and they buy it gladly if it looks nice. ter. the horn, but it is not probable that One of my men told me that there is Rome was not built in a day. neither ant and a poison, when it become* an breeders of^pure-bred cattle can be at every4ay diet, Before that, the acid is an old woman who wheels a little cart was the reputatioh of -Mishler’s Herb vinegar, and this will produce the same present induced to make such a change. and sulls warm bread of‘her own mak­ Bitten built up save by the bona-Ode result. Sour milk quickly becomes The reform could only be effected by ing to regular customers on the Casa cun» of desperate cascs-of disease that something more than "sour milk" when crossing on the Boiled breeds or de­ farm. She makes a trip every other have been recordodln ita favor. E. A. kept in the swill barreHong enough to stroying the nasent horn for several day." Schellentrager. druggist 7f7 St Clair ferment and jundergo these changes. generations. The first process would ••1^ there much of it done?" street, Cleveland, O„ writes. "Your Bit­ Too much sour milk to be eaten up spoil tho purity of the breed, even if it “Wall, It's crowing, nnd will cut ters, 1 can say, and do say, ahi prescrib­ right away, and hot weather, will bring did raise up a tetter class of cattle; and seriously tto too bumness if it spreads ed by some of.the oldeetand iiost prom­ this condition around very fast. the second would spoil the price.—R. much more. Small bakeries catering inent physicians in our rtty". Putrefaction of the caei'ne and oils in N. Yorker. only to the domestic trade already be­ Revival meetings ace m progress in the milk comes in, and foot! in this con­ gin to feel it in certain localities.”— the Free Methodist church dt Coopers­ dition is not conducive to go.xl diges­ A farmer was hoeing hard on his De/nnf 7ri6wwc. ville. tive or healthful bowel action. Old twitch of land when one of those town sour milk must then be avoided in hot loafers approached the fence. "Hello. Young men or middle aged ones, suff­ Ay«r'» Snr**prl’ja »top5 thr nanaeous <11*ering from nervous debility and kindred weather and so must old swill of any Farmer B., what do vou think of* the weaknesses should send IU, cents in sort. "Sour to the first degree," that is outlook?" “What outlook F "Why. ptatat stamps for illustrated book suggesting simply “sour" is the beat condition for the business outlook.” “Didn’t knowThe best on earth, can truly be said sure means of cure. Address, World s pig food. Fermentation In the stom­ then* was one.” "We are all talking Dispensary Medical Association, IMIS ach Is then avoided, for thia is quite about it down at the store, nnd thev of Grigg’s Glvcerine Salve, which is sure to take place when so large a quan­ sent me up to hear what you had to say?’ sure, safe and speedy cure rer cuts, Main Street, Buflido, N.;Y.j tity of fermentable food js taken into “Oh yes, I see, well you tell ’em If they bruires, scalds, bums, wounds and all Col. J. O. Hodmitt, of [Big Rapips, it, owing 6) the heat supplied fa the will stop talking and go to hoeing Uiat other sores. We positively cure plies, has arrived home from Montana. stomach and the moisture combined the country will prosper without any tetter and all akin eruptions. Try this My daughter was cured by your val­ with It during the consumption. This outlook. Do you near?"—Rural Cana­ wonder healer. Satisfaction guar.-mhvxl dian. or monev refunded. Only 25 cents. uable medicine, Athluphorous, after fermentation takes place before diges­ Sold by F.Hotchk’ss. trying many other remedies with no re­ tion, and is not an aid but a hfaderance. A horse-shoe has been invented that lief. We have recommemted it in sev­ and when the food of little pigs is of comes off and on like a man’s shoe. A Fishing continues good off Grand eral cases where it has made remarkable such a kind as to produce these results, rim at the bottom and a buckle at the Haven. they do poorly. They are made poddy; cures. 'Villiisi J. Mosher* 133 Park St, the hair is rough and staring, and the back hold it in place. A pad protects Detroit Mich. Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why the bottom of the hoof. We may yet pigs look unthrifty and mean. ' A prayink fa*nd has begun revival see a horse taking off his shoee to put will, yon allow your little darling to J UK BEST FOOD on his slippers. A shoe that comes suffer with those horrible worms when meetings at Spring Lake. for the little fellows is something tightlv round the outside ot the hoof a sure remedy is so near und cheap? which will not ferment, such us dry, would be apt to injure the foot as it Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup The recent ‘‘•^’‘C.fLthe number of ungrotind oat*. They will chew these win surely give relief and costa but 25 strikes us.—R. N. Yorker. dy-tho ’>bo*tj2‘n“ Tbh dyority die and spit out the skins, and the cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. with o»»u®‘lS2 apUrentlybK.n»*y thorough mastication they give to them Feed the table scraps to the chickens One postmaster fa Berrian count}- was commence wiuv an appw £ Krinys wonderfully aids digestion. Then they instead ot throwing them to the pigs. appointed by President Buchanan, and [•«int to be in the grass, and it is na­ The}- are worth more to the poultry; has served ever since. b.*’, ‘ P!# medicine, und will go a und everything that falls from tho ta­ Dr. Jackson’s penetrating liniment ble dry crusts, vegetable leavings, cooked meat, or almost any old bns, I the prsctlc® of ■ ►rnuch better than will be eagerly devoured by old and *-al and three young fowls.—Rural Canadian. «tre si*i. Those who believe that natat work off a cough or cold slumld stand that this is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this wea­ kens the system, and we all know that! the termination of this dangerous prac­ tice is a consumptive’s grave. Ikin’t r Cake the chance*, when a 60 cent bottle wuudcrful rqrwts* powers In tboc of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will ca.-e*. tat? frft tt Ifls tally t* m*k* It 1 safely and promply cure' any retent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family use. •Ive the pigs a hraeh abotjirfx Uu>- fa 12 hours, or perhaps 50 hoars. What are they doing all the r«rt-bf the titmi? while others arc free to toil it abroad for Starving. It *otild 1« Mt«T to have a the gdod of fellow mortals. Ot the lat­ ter kind is Mr. J. II. Cuppuck, of Mount Holly* N. J., who writes, "1 am une of would not do to fitTa trough with milk, many who give their cnerrful appreiaas they, would gorge themaelvcB.' it Is tion of the merits ot th<i efficacy 01 your different with orv food, as they wilijaut valuable Brown’s Iron Bitten, from a what they want to appeal** the appetite- sense, of duty. This tatters is doing much good iu our country, lor which I ami then stop. There are some . can vouch.” UttAn-OLNTAIILE Sltelt Al’S TO PIGS. Fair warning is give? against two Why one or two ‘pigs In a litter ttfwmhi develop a crooked back, while swindlers, one 01' whom purports to be all tho other, fed alike should not, is a ni ter crop stttistic.t and she other has mystery. It is tho result of stomach an alleged reujonstnuu-e ingalnst heavy trouble, and suiuetiuieii it will happi-n taxes. Butli ivik farmers to sign pa­ so even with the best earc. 1 have pers, which in dur time turn up as known quite crooked or hunched-up prumiaiiory nul«.—N. Yi Tribune. pig* to outgrow the mishap, uiul get straight again, pig will keep p *or Cherry l*udonl hu ne»er ncti-r been equalled. sometimes becailse its little tusks ate It* u.tme 1* a boi>*<£i«M word liir*x«iiout tb<out of ]fae—twisted—and they cut the world. lips and make them sore, or they huwrDalryinph- uiir.it farm hi Dakota ;«xlucHte the jaws. When this is the case edThe xlli.oui biMheU.lAHt m>uou. they ahouid be pulled out. One of the worst misfortunes wMch cun huppi-n Lo a pig Is .to have a Khiftlun owner —one »:.;-^ria>. LHiar* nr« conllmuUir be I or reof thoMt,-nivn so heedless nnd course rmwl irtnn ail MxlJon* of ill* country, tolling teucfli* dertied Irvin tin* RtvaC medicine. that he is nut ashamed, of making his ot H i» unequalled lor puicral debility, and a* n pork in filth. No matter about the l>.* o-J i-uriner, •■trelling every trace ol scroluta num, but it is bard an the pig. Its skin oruUicr Impurity. Non taali* time to take 1L Prewired byI. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Man. gets rough and sore and its comfort is Sold hy all tlru^glsto. • lessened. Its usefulness is limited. I Iran I* erneedltutly nutrition* food aud con­ The pig may be a factor for good as a tain* a lami- |>r<>yM*r1i ut nitrogen, j-ulata aud manufacturer of the bt«l manure bv jtat»»phnri<: acld.t giving it the means to keep clean. Many suttvrtnt j-coide drag tbcmaehe* about ulUitaJiliiK *trvinrt!i. treUTng thnt thtry are teAlng Into tUeirmvB. »h-jn by using _ At the meeting of dairymen at the Ktaadlly l*artk»r >■ Tvule llicy would Hud a cure eorameucFat Stoctk show, Commliwoner Colman ■ lu>; wiili the nrrt do**-, nnd vitality aud rtrenglh was IfartMliii'ml and addressed the con­ surely cunring buck to them. vention on Die “Interest* if AgrfcultuGet In your dry dht for the hog pen* and for niL" Ilesnokeof the oteUcles in the providing <lu*t talli* for the ben* before the way of gathering complete statistics of ground I* frozen bnrd. the amount ol genuine butter aud < .|iial ot Ely * Cream lialm at a remedy for chtf’ie, aa well as of the adulterated catarrh.ta Uie lead, and hay fever. It. product made, owing to the secrecy luainteintxl by the makers of the latter. Fanns in New York, Boston and dse- Uie n01-*t extu*. Ap|>lvmto Urn notlrli*. Wfl hate Mid tly'* Crram Balm about Hirer where were turning out millians of years,Stoll hint-rex'i>m:uen<led It* uae In more pounds ut oleomargarine every y«ir, th in a buiidred u>MUkl extra of catarrli. The while Chicago hail to her credit— or ■nmnlmou* an»wv r to<mr luqulrlra Is. “It* the remt-ibr that I have ever used.’. <>ur cxdiscredit ratta-r -a weekly output of be*: jM-rieMCel* that where t-artire continue Ila use, 1JSX> tierces of oleo oiL Among the in­ it never kill* to eurr.—I. H. Moutgotnrry 4. Co., gredients used in bogus butter, as dru^lst*. Deevrali, Iowa. found in the inventor’s patents, were Uubr like rendition* youiur animals make the following:—Animal fate, annatto, greater BUn In imiportioo to food eaten, than almond oil. bl-carbonate of soda, but­ those that at1* fully matured. yric acid, beef suet, buttermilk, boracie acid, benzoic acid, benm* oil. ground slippery elm bark, glycerine, lactic acid, Sores, Ulrrm, Hutt Kheum, Eerer Sores, TeUcr, Hands, Chilblain*. Corn». and all Skin leaf lard treated with a solution of nit­ Chapivp Kruptloiui, and posltxvrly cure* lllw.or no pay ric acid und borax, olive oil. orris root, required, It I* cuurantci-d to Eire perfect sailaoil of aesame, oil of sunflower sued, factlon, nr money refunded. Price » cents per bo* Por sale by W. H. Goodyear. . soda ash. saltpetre, tallow, caustic soda, sal soda, stearine, peanut oil, etc.— Hood's sanaprilhi hu cured thousand* of Dairy World. .case* of rbcuinHtUin. This Is abeudanl reason The Lowell national bank declared a । SnK’.T.' "" mol-jumul dividral of n per emu lrah, lfae.1V. . , bmckcffa offer tor teem. Dr.PR,CE^ CREAM BAKING powD^ MOST PERFECT MADE The Cream of Tartar used in DR. PRICE’S CREAM BAKING POWDER ia the purest in the world. The crystals are from the finest Grapes, imported direct from the vineyards of France. , t Washint/kni, D. C., April 23, 1885. I have analyzed the Cream of Tartar u»ed in Dr. Price's Bakiny Powder, and find it of the highest degree of purity. The following. Heads of the Great Universities and Public Food Analysts, find Dr. Price’s the purest and strongest. Free from Ammonia, free from Lime, free from Alum, and recommend its use in every family. Persons doubting thn truthfulness of this can write any of the Chemists named: Ihof. R. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. D- L. Bellevue Medical College, New York. iTof. H. C. WHITE State Chemist, Unlveridty Geurgta, Athens, Go. l*rof. R. C. KEDZIE. Lite Prwkient State Board ot Health, Laushig, Mich. Prof. n. M. SCHEFFER An ilytlr.il Chemist. St Look Mo. Prof. CHARLES E. DWIGHT' Analytical Chemist, Wheeling, W. Va. Ihuf. JAMES F. BAHCOG1C State Awayer, Bo-rtou. Mass. ‘„ Dr. ELIAS IL BARTLEY. B. 8^ Chem&t to the Drp’t of Health. Brooklyn, N. Y. Prof. CURTIS C. HOWARD, M. So, Starllruc Mollqd Collage, Columbus, Ohio. Ihvt. M. DELFONTA1NE, Analytical Cbemfa, Chicago. Ill. . I*roL R. S. <L PATON.Lofe Chamlst Health Department, Chicago. DL Prof. JOHN M. ORDWAY, Mass. Institata of Trehnoloiq-, Bo^m. IToL R. A. W1TTHAUS, A. M-.M. D., Unhrcndty of Buflito, N Y Prot A. IL SABIN State CbemlsL Burlington. VL ITuLJOILN BOIILANDE1L Jr^ A. M.. M. D.. Prof. Chemistry and Toxicology, Profs. AUsWn1*^ILBERjn^^SiK^Ku&iniColtare, New Bnmswick.NJ. Prof. GEORGE E. BARKER, Frot Chemistry UniveraUy of ihamsylvanta, FhilaITot PEtEr^'OLLIEIL Chief Clicmlst foj the United States Deportment of -Agri­ Profs. KK.YS i Rl< El Ihofs. CbonLstrv, Ontario School Pharmacy, Toronto,Canada. Dr. JAMES AJ.BRECUTJJbemL-ttat Uie United State* Mint. Naw Orleans, La. l*rof. EDGAR BVERIDLftT. Prof. Cbemistn-, Unlrerelty of Texas, Austin. Texas. ProL E. W. ilLLG.UlD, IToL Chemistry, UffireraUy California, Berkeley, Cat Trusses Torment, Never Cure but subject the wearer to Strangulated Rupture riK. J. A; 8HKRMAN. of Si Rro*dwxr, New York, well known throuxhoaUAIs eounln>"d t Wmi Indira, tbrouKb hl* *uccra*ful method of curing rupture, Is NOW IN Dn*HOiT -W c*n cotuultcd itally al hl* offlee. m CoagreM St. W„ Seitz Block, itoom IT. । In hla treatment there I* no operettas, no rextrtetlou from labor, bht Mt-^ty *n‘l resfonxlli from all the alllment* canMMl by rupture and the u«c ot truora. Fenooal atlzn<W>«* noeraMi Dr. Sherman s pamphlet, cootalntnc endorsementa from plivrielrns. det-gym. inerchaw farmer* and otiim who h*vn mirral I, fnr n-..,. i ni*. i -ir ' OtU.unwa. Oskid'ooeo, V Liberty. Iowa City. Dea Moinas. Indianola, Winterset. Atlantic, Knoxv Audubon, Harlan. QuUirto Centre and Council Blutlu. in lows; Gall; Trenton. Comoro n and Kansas City, tn Mhwouri; Leavenworth and Atebl ta Kansas; Albert Lon, Minneapolis and St. Paul, In Minnesota; Watertow Dakota. and hundreds of intermedia to rlttCA towna. village:) nnd ntatJcr.o. THE CHEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Ouarantoas its patrons that semw of personal Security afforded by a s thorousrhly ballasted road-bed; tnnooth truckn or conttnuotui atcel rail; i mantialiy built culverts and bridgej; rolling stock as near pertectloa human akin con make it; tbo safety upplLtnces ol patent buffer*. plaxk and alr-brakee; and that exacting dtaciohau which govern* the pr»e operation of all lut trains Otb~r specialtler. of thin route ana Trarwgar Atchison, cue also run tba Celebrated Reclining Chair Cam THK FAMOUS ALBERT LEA R l8Kh® tUneat •n.d fttvortta lino between Chicago and Ulnru. �OVR IMPORTS. CHEAP O«- PAINTINGS. SONO THE MERCHANT. BIRDS. Motwitfestaading our oft-r»p..Ued Mr. Moree. ex-Preridentof boost that the United Slates can grow Bvery autumn, in anticipation of the Common Council, read « «■*? from ite farms and plantatinn^ ,y_ holiday time*. Mrenlar* are sent to before a. large audknee in the rooma from its mines or produce fri>U1 LnjbWr. M. -1^* farmer* and villager*, offering them d Ih. »..uni M» . H.brnr *-»<#fcrwi» about everything ite inhabitanta black snake. The curious. Interrogat­ "real oil painting*. ’ ’ "copioa of old ,k, without color, row lion. Sun.Uj -enlnj. o» “J ing note of a chioken who had raddenI perfume. the “ * master*.’' and "copies of the works of Frognn, ot a-' M.reMtlk Frotn-too. ____ ........ *U.. In bln son of enteric fever ia contained in the ■belter them, the cold fact still the most famous of modern artist*, H« uld U.U tn P"> Mt" « “ emanations from certain forms of putre­ us in the face that we don't do :t The -in elegant gilt frame*.” at pneoa tied Stat"* are going • . . not h»r. spoken ot the proteeeloo ot reading. There were the sparrows, fying organic matter." and "is often which are du»«ribcd as "defying all imports ot merchandise for tb<. „Ut Into tbot Je-rrt w>dlH«* Ao meeehmL The Invention ot U>» with wings raised in a way peculiarly generated by fcacal fermentation.” Bar ended June 30. 1885. nn> > . competition." Agents in this city who U w>> Noture', !»• rf lh' mariner's oom pa**, the doubling of the expressive of horror and dismay, rush­ Other authorities, equally good, bold In other word,. ». thr .nrvir,! of the filtool. th, send the circulars profess contempt for ing about a low clump of grass and Capa of Good Hope, the discovery of bushes. Then, looking more closely. that the appearance of typhoid fever this large amount of ' “ruth, tho hl^tkblrd, the roUo. the chrome- snd cheap engraving*, which, of various kinds from abroad !«. Xuulow Urk. ‘i11"’1°r “,; thev declare, disfigure the walla of America, the invention of steamboat*, I saw the glistening form of the black cases necessarily pre*upjx»es the ex­ cause w* did not produce the -Mrs.railways and telegraphy, are event* istence of a case which stands to the .nd nil our Irnth.nJ -nplor. wo tM muJvy homes. They claim to have which have had more influence on the snake, and the quick movement of hto articles ountelvcs or bccauix- *<■ ay head as hr tried to aelae the bird*. later ones in the rv la tian of cause to made contracts with rising yo«ng art­ material prosperity of mankind than The sparrows not produce them in the quantities ». darted about and effect, and that. If thl* case is not dis­ “ir unired or, iu soma instance*, b . I>r ists for the production of celebrated any recorded in history. In ancient through the grass and weeds,, trying covered. It is simply because thr evi­ the quality of the native prti<! .. ura paintings, which they can sell to a fa­ times, when notions were still barbar­ to beat the snake off. Their tails and dence Is obscure, or the investigator in­ vored few for sums which amount to ous. merchants were held In low es­ wings were spread, and, panting with experienced. Unfortunately tne iden­ .mm not up to the required standard.'. ended, and fashion, cupidity and mut> little more than the cost of toe mate­ teem. We are told, for instance, that the beat and the desperate struggle, tification of the typhoid germ has not Dividing this Itot of impart- inn, SroS sport- separately -rarnng on articles of food, drink, clothing. m»4i. rials. They also have purchased, at a both in ancient Egypt and Hindostan yet been satisfactorily determined, and the song birds- have combined to.do- bankrupt sale, a collection of fine gilt the whole body of the people were di­ they presented a moat singular spec­ cine, building materials and mince), tacle. They uttered no cry. not a until it is we can hardly expect the iitrov them a* completely as the buffalo frames, which they wish, to'sell at a vided into different castes or tribes, laniea. we get some very inter-tian sound escaped them; they were plain­ mystery now surrounding the produc­ of ths plains have been desiroyetl. resnlts. In the first list sugar and small profit By such means they can each of which was confined, from Within toe observation of tens of offer an oil paintine and frame for five father to eon. to a particular employ­ ly speechlres with horror and dismay. tion of the disease to be cleared away. molasses occupy the first plorr. hcriue In regard to the means by which ths thousands of living men the bison* dollars, which would cost fifty dollars ment or class of .employments. In Not once did they drop their wings, cost us for the y«*r and the peculiar expression of those fever «prekds, there is more unanimity were so thick as to obstruct travel ut upward* of thirteen per rent. the if purchased in the regular way. both countries the caste of the priests uplifted palm*, as it Were, I shall of opinioui The water pf wells which their season* of migration on every Eiveli rustic who receive# a circular is held the highest rank, that of the sol­ total import for the year. Fun-ire It occurred to me that, Jim become impure from the leaking of road between the Mexican and British made to understand that he has been dier next, and in both countries the npver torgrt. fruits, including note, cost faults and cesspools has been shown perbnpa. here was a case of attempted boundaries. Horsce Greeley • *aK°n singled out from all the person* of his caste of the farmers and laborers wm breadstuff* nnd olh«r- farinacr. u- .gto was halteil for hours on the Colorado neighborhood as tbe one beet able to ■uperior to the CMte of the merchant* uird-cnanning 01? the part of the snake, over and aver again to haroyuuised ty­ Stance* cost nearly right imiliota; phoid epidemics. Notable instances of so I looked from behind the fence. trail to Irt the eountleas animals uata. amireciate such an advantageous offer. and fish nearly five million*, -olds* manufacturer*. Htotorically The birds charged the snake and bar- this have occurred in our country, as It was Impowible to travel through the •nd eggs five ariiiioi.- mop. The result is that in manv rural homes speaking, Egypt wm the earliest com­ awed him from every side, but were in Syracuse in 1878, and the more re­ bent* at right anglra to the linos of and vegetables nnd provision., *3,. are found highly-colored paintings in evidently under no spell save thnt of cent epidemic at Plymouth. Pa. tocir march. Lewi* and Clarke had to imitation gilt frames, 'lire pictures mercial nation, as well m the first in 700,000. Under the head <d <intft* arte, letters and civilisation. Their courage iu defending their no»t Ev­ Milk has also many tinms been tire ♦t a guard at night at every camp they we paid for coffee Xfl.72S.3Ih : f<»r are usually expressionless landscapes, dominant cote, the nrie*l*. feared the en- nx>ment or two I could see the medium Uirough which the typhoid made in toe valley of the Lppcr M is |14,O47.‘d<S ; for wines. W.2»5.70r.; for marked by dimness of outlines and spirit of liberty which the commercial head arid neck of thr serpent make a poison bfe been disseminated, impure eouri, to avoid being tnunpk-d to dedth distilled spirits a little over two ufilby the thickly crowded animal*, whose haphazard blending of color*. City contact with "foreign nations always sweep at the birds, when the one water ha* been used to wMh out the lions, and for malt liquors a lriri> more i mrtnbera compelled them to move by ipccple often wonder where such daubs engenders, and encouraged the cultiva­ struck at would fall back, ind thr milk cans, if. indeed, it bu not served come from. In boarding houses and tion of the soil, while they frowned other would renew the assault from other purposes, and the milk hu thus than one million. For wearing ap­ night as well as by day. Yet these parel, house doooratioa and the nw the rear. There appeared tn b* little become infected. A striking example royal beaste are gone. They have been in many humble homes in the city tire upon the enterprise of the trader and cheap oil paintings have made their materials that go into such fabrics ■« manufacturer. The inroads of the danger that the snak<> could strike and of this medium of contagion wm the slaughtwed for their skins by sordid paid for woo! and mannfiu-tun» of Hunters hired by sordid traders. They appearance in recent years through the Arabs, and later of the Romans, broke hold one of the birds, though >1 trem­ outbreak of typhoid at Marylebone, wool, X4.S&6.182; for silk sad iu man­ were klllttl off so suddenly ni to cause medium of mock-auction sales. Many the bant forged by the priests. Then the bled for them, they were so bifid and Ixmdon- Within a few week* one hun­ a busy New Yorker hu his attention Egyptians became traders, nnd for many approached so. near to the snake's dred and twenty-three families were ufactures, ♦40.393.0d2; for Hkx hemp, astonishment. drawn to more then one of the mock ­ year* enjoyed a succvasfnl mercantile Not quite so quickly, but just a* bead. Time And again he sprang at attacked. >Mr. Radcliffe traced *lhe jute aryl manufacture* thcre.f 854,874 ; for cotton and ite manufac­ Sodom, founded twenty-two them, but without sticceas. How the cause of this tu milk which came from sorely, will our song birds go. For auction rooms which abound in the career. tures in the shajM- of embroidvrita see the forces that are working their down-town districts. The open door is hundred years before the Christian poor things panted, and held up their a particular farm on which "water used Isoes, trimmings, lace w*!ndt>*-cardestruction. Chief among these is the close to the sidewalk, and persoa* era, for upward of rix centuries ruled wings appealingly! Then the snake for dairy purposes contained excrepassing can *ee at the further end of tains and various fine drres pxxla.- vf the world through her commerce, and cruel fashion among women of wear­ glided off to the nev fence, barely mental matter* from a patient suffer­ the room an oil painting on an easel which cotton forms a part. ♦2m.US.00I ; wm followed by Tyre in a glorious ca­ ing bonnets, ornamented with the escapiiHt tho stone which I hurled at ing from enteric fever immediately for bides und skin* used for the tu.-i.uuwing* or breasts of pretty birds, or the which is lighted brilliantly by a row of reer of trade." Carthage. for many him. Ifuund the nest rifled and de­ before and at the time of the outbreak.r' faettrre of feather. 190,586,443; for entire skins of birds, if handsome and gM-jets from above- Seen at a dis­ years the formidable rival of Rome, ranged; whether it had contained egg* Epidemics occurring at Edinburgh, tance and in a new gilt frame, the pic ­ leather and ite msuufsrturen, 110.416 • bad the sinews of strength in com ­ not too large., Tht* fashion has led t«r or young 1 know not. The male spar­ Glasgow. Bristol and Dublin have ture has an attractive appearance to merce. She fought her battles with the organizod killing of all the song­ row had cheered me many a day with also been traced to milk. These 885 ; for furs in various forms. It. an jjnpracticed eye. The loud tones mercenary soldier*, while her own citi- hix song, and I blamed myself for not 257,574, and for hate, bouaete sad sters for both domestic snd foreign facts should stir up all health official* markets. The woods and orchards of of toh auctioneer can be heard plainly aens heaped up treasure* by their in­ having rushed at once to the rescue to the vital importance of the most hoods, nearly five millions mon In Coming tu the things we take whta Pennsylvania and New England sup­ from the street. His word* are seduc­ dustry and mercantile enterprise. when the arch enemy wm upon him. rigid scrutiny of the milk supplied to rick, the items of chemical*. m>riiriMB. ply ton milliners of Paris as well as tive to men on the lookout for bar­ the ancient Greek republic* commerce There to probably little truth in the the people under their charge, ar\d drugs and dyes imported for the year to- (bonnet ■ makers of New York. A gains. Several other men inside tbe was deemed ignoble. The laws ol Ly­ popular notion that snakes charm should lead our judges to inflict the price having been put on the dead place are his assistants, or "capper*." curgus proscribed it a* tending to ine­ bird*. The black snake to tbs most severest penslties upon those detected cost the nice little sum of ♦35,070,816 out they play the role of outside buy­ quality of wealth; nor did the system Iron and steel and their manufacture tody of every pretty bird in the North, subtle, alert and devilish of our in the adulteration of this most eossncost 834,563.68?. notwithstanding tbs tiieir raurdir in season and out of sea­ ers. When a stranger enters the room of Solon give encouragement to trade. snakes, and 1 have never seen him tlal food. That this diaeaae may be son is incyltablc. Wo can speak of /they bid eagerly. Daub after daub is From cuntact with Asia the cultivation have any but young, belplem birds in contracted by those who nurse the sick fact that our own turns.*-- an-l mill* were largelv idle for want dur knowledge of a place Id Sag Har- knocked down to them at ten, of commerce in Greece began. Cor­ hto month —Jobs Bvrrought, in Otn- is possible, but if this ever occur* it is of a market FoF wood and ita bar at the eastern extremity of Long twenty or twenty-five dollars until the inth and the Greek colony of Syracuse extremely rare. The discharges from manufacturer we paid ♦12.629,061; Island, whjsre dead birds of brilliant stranger make* a modest bid. If he became extremely rich from their com­ toe intestines are believed to contain for glaas and glassware, fS.SH.lM . plumage are bought for cash at fixed offer* more than - two dollar* for a merce There is little to be said of THE OHIFFONNIERS. the infective material; and in tbe prespainting and frame the auctioneer lets the Romans as a commercial people. scale rates.] for earthen, stone and china ware. So comprehensive is the desire to him h*vo it. Most buyers think* they They regarded it as an occupation only *4,837.782; for tin in bar*, blocks or pigs,*4,283,460: for clock* and watches combine profit with sport, that a very have socurei^ bargain* until lheir fit for slaves and freedmen, and cast them into the sewer without pre ­ The cblffonnlers live' in certain dose merchant four miles from Ssg gaudy paintings have hung in tiieir thought it eMier to reap from the in­ a million aud a half, aud for tnu>:cai vious disinfection, must be looked up ­ Harbor, in the lull of his business, goes bouses for a few months. Thrrj the dustry of other# than to w ork for them­ streets which are occupied by mem­ on as criminal. It to not difficult to Stromeats nearly ar much more ere to nothing that the mannfactarWar and gladiatorial contests bers of the fraternity only. The best understand that the infective material put with hia gun to earn thirty, forty or imitation gilt begins to crack like the selves. pitflit on a fin-board, the bright hues 'fifty cenl« by shooting songsters. These were the haughty Romans’ only hon­ known of these to Rue Mouffetard, on of stick undtoinfoitUd dischargee way era ot this country can poMlbly do that collecting dupusitorii-s for dead song darken on the canvas, and each ojrner orable pastime. Occupations that did the left bank of the Seine; but there cling to tho interior\?f drain tiles aud will be more profitably tu»n.:<' make a birds, killed for city milliners, exist ■aspect* he hu been sold. not contribute to conquest* were de­ are also large colonies at Montruuge. sewers, and through defective plumb­ careful atudv of thia list of imjH>rt« aad “There are a dozen factories in | throughout the Northern States. In spised. Her necessities finally made find out how much and he a many of ing fed admission to the dwelling and all their meadows snd wood* men and York and Brooklyn where *uch diMbi her maritime, but her cittoena never Montmartre and La Villetts, and ev­ tiicac articles can be -produced or»<nsleeping rooms of the well. This to ert where their hahltsHo-; look more are made," said • picture dealer I boys armed with shotguns sneak snd became mcrvu*^tr The eytSSidtl U facttired jn thia country by the appb doubtless the explanation of the origin crawl to gel pay for sbootiug music reporter. "Mast of the proprid contributed largely to increase the like gypsy camps than anything etoe. of those cases which are ascribed to cation of the proiH-r knowledge and and life uut of the sweet and beautiful are Hebrews. Il is said that the skill, if anv eonridcrablc portion ui wealth of the maritime cities of Italy Tiieir huts are built of the moat extra­ sewer gas. creatures nature gave for toe delight of tone* turn out from five hundnJ the five or six haadrvd million# tltt — Genoa, Florence nnd Pisa. During ordinary materials, thr walls being Typhoid fever to eminently a dtoeu* one thousand oil painting? a day the dwellers in the country. thr twelfth and thirteenth centuries either of kneaded mud. or. like those of the autumn, and its gn-ales preva­ we iwnd abror.d for three importra Arti­ The dafltrnction of the feathered cording to the condition of the tn cles car. be retained at. biime and paid the foreign oomnurot of the world lence at this season of the year to at­ choir by ton hunt for sport grows larger 'Hi* bulk of such pictures i* shid, _ wm almost wholly confined to the of the ancient lake dwellers, of water, to our own workmen and prxluctr* West, but thousands of dauto are bold Italians. Tht-lr merchant* were bank­ tilled in with clay. A carriage wheel tributed by some to the decay of vege­ yearly. The ownership of guns iias there will be lew room b«r roniptointof tation; others have found ita prevalence in New York and neighboring States often does duty for a window, the teased to be rare, ami nas long ceased want of profitable enipiuyuii-ut ers ns well as traders. They were to-de|>end upon the rise and fall of the every year. Any one who looks catso- called the Ixirabards. to be -ine of the attributes of manhood. The good feature ot this ahowing * In the prin­ sptfees between the spokes being cov­ ground water. Just how far Jivse con­ ly sit the ordinary run of them ican Most yt*>ng men and nearly ail that we exported enough id <iur own cipal kingdoms ot France, Spain and ered with oiled paper, and the roof gUMH bow they are made. With) big Germany product- and monujsclurns coniis to of tarpaulin, or at beat, of ditions affect the prevalence of the production* during ’.he y«*r.r to |>Sy fur the Ixips of well-to-do parents pos.-ess them. Tbq-e is no effective restraint paint brushes, pots of different colired were interchanged by means of fairs. pieces of rooting paper, patched to­ fever is a matter of conjecture, and m all we bought abroad and-h ave a bal­ paint, and a set of stencil platei. a A vcstlg* to still found in places lik* gether. Some few buildings are con­ they are entirely beyond our control vatho murur ous use of these weapons. ance to our credit of 8164.t -' -u. A* t time, and during tncu- workman who lias no knowledge of Leipsic. The Lomliards instilled trade structed of brick, gypsum or wood we must in our endeavor toward pre­ long as we can keen »uch a big »nns«l vention and rertriction pay strict at­ F»1 a* after, the uneradl- art matter* can prpduse one of [the into Germany. England, since the si*ra, but these are owned only by balance to our credit a* the result of ctrtg?,tT** 'Ji impulse to kill something 'regulation daub*. Even the prepara­ Portuguese discoveries of the fifteenth tab very prosperous. Great clvanh- tention to elcanlioMs in all its forms, our trade with the real nf (In- worldyv nnd especially to the thorough disin­ tion of the Atancii plates does not! re­ that fir-* or run* hu fiill vent. And, oentuiy, has been the commercial mis­ nam to, of course, out of the question^ may be considered a fairly --roe* fection of discharges from patients. Can­ tress of the world, though for a long considering the nature of the goods somebody has de- quire much artistic ability. nation, croakers nnd grand h r# ♦> the vj«id tor boys unusement a weapon vas for the picture.* is made time-nfter the importance of commerce which are piled up in and around the - For this purpose the committee on dis­ contrary notwithslnndn.g — infectants of the American Public l»orr dcjJlj .monk bird. U,«n > ,1c*. of cheap stuff and hastily tanked huts until they are sold; but the chif ­ was recognise#! she neglected this oc­ fMa Timet. gun. rhe pca-shooUr gjvea no aooni), on frame*. Copies of paintingtf in cupation. In all our histories we do fon nier to personally leas dirty than Health Association recommend solu­ and can be carried in vest pocket, which there is little variety of colon are might be expected, and his health ia as tions of chloride of lime, of chlorinated AMONG THE BURMESE. bat so destructive is it in qje hands of toe favorite*. Ordinary' paints arc not find any record of any great trans­ good a* that at other people. Most of soda, or of bi-chloride of mercury. actions such as we now daily read of. a skilful child that the Legv.|aturcs of used. First, tbe prevailing colorsj or In our cities the typhoid patients are the fraternity have been chiffonniem some of tlie Western StntM were groundwork, of a painting are Iput The people were fewer, their wan|s all their lives, for the calling to hered­ largely recruited from the ranks of those were fewer, and absolute necessitie* of obliged to paw laws making t.« KB;e upon a canvas with on? stencil plkte. itary in certain families, and has been of ample mean*, who during the sum­ The religion of the Bormett i- Bsdof the thing a misdemeanor and pun­ IU}d the canvas is . placed in a drving to-day were not known, or were rare for so many gvnerationa that the chiffon- mer s|>cnd their time in the country, dism, pure and simple, which ha# bevn luxuries. The success of4he merchants ishing the possession or use of it. Tt* and often at the moat fashionable rack while the same stencil i* useafor niers form a distinct caste, speaking, kept so by tho podgjecs. or holy men principle is the bowstring, with th* other copies. By the time the last aan- of the United States and their enter­ as Mr. Simons says, not a word of real watering places. It to notorious that power in a three-in^L loop of very vaa of a set bu received its ground­ prise stand second to none. No longer French. in the country. Of tho- there are The chlffonnier’s principal these resorts are, as a rule, unsanitary strong vulcanised rubber. In Bridge­ work the first one is ready for theiad- does nn unjust prejudice exclude the treasures are bones, rags, paper.scrap* great numbers, who devote themseWaa hampton, ou Long Island, is a liberty ditton of different color* with anothnr merchant from participation in the af­ of copper, sardine cases and other tins to study, meditation and the educa­ |k>1c one hundred and ten feel high, stencil-plate. Bo the work go on until fairs of state. The door to all nations and broken glass; and of these two hun­ tion of the young. While not • surmounted by a copper gilt eagle six the w«kman has completed a set of U open to the merchant Charles Sum­ dred weight of bones bring him four Waste, would, it would seem, help to ner once said: -Here in this country priests, they have, some of. tin charac­ feet high. More than one ten-year-old one hundred or two hundred pictutrs, franca the same weight of paper from account for thr large representation of child in that village has driven small all alike and all worthies* from an every man is a trader. The physician one to five francs and green bottle glass typhoid fever victims ih the ranks of teristics of the prtesthood. taking vow* pistol balls into the eagle with a pea­ artistic standpoint. ,Among picture trade* his benevolent care; the lawyer one franc twenty centimes, or about a their patrons. A study of typhoid cases of celibacy and nolines-. These arv shooter which could be hidden in the dealers such painting* are known as trade* his ingenious tonpie; the clergy­ shilling. Cigar ends are also carefully with reference to this point would be not irrevocable, for a monk may al Indeed, it is hand. Two ten-year-old lads in that any time, and without diagram*', re­ •buckeye*.’ In most factories tho sten­ man trades nis prayer*. collected and converted into Regie interesting and doubtless instructive.— quirt and moral hamlet confessed that cil work does not complete the pictures, true the moving power In modern times cigareta. Money, jewelry and the like 0CSOIOS. nounce bis vows and go bark to la* is commerce—trade. It dominates with pea-shooters they had killed dur­ world, taking a wife, and living a« and poor artiste are hired by too week he is expected to give up to the con ­ ing the season fifty robins and other to add hasty finishing touches to each everything. Stocks rise when trade is cierge or porter of the house opposite other men do. On thia account there How to Prevent Rusting of Plow*. good, and stocks fall when it is stag­ bird* which frequent tbe gardens, are few men of ability or premiucorr canvas. It is necessary to protect the which he has found it, aud he bears a orchards and cemetery. Such toys ex­ cheap pigments by a heavy coat of var­ nant. The happiness and prosperity high character for honesty in this re­ A plowman says there are several among the Bunnow who have i.ut-•* of all mankind are affected by it: it is ist all over the United States, and war nish. which also tones down the meet some time taken the vow* and warn the palae-bcat by which the welfare of spect The sardine and other tins, of on bird" a* things made to be killed. the habit of a pongyee. Their r>'!W glaring inperfections. The actual cost which such thousands are thrown away, and cultivators and to keep the teeth The interests To avert this disaster, legislation snd pf a completed oil painting is leas than the nation is measured. go to sup|>ort a branch of industry bright ia. however, mixed with many ■"|*T‘ One to to give them a coat of of the merchant sway kings to war and social morality ought to b« promptly in­ twenty-five cents. Dealer* in the West which is deeply interesting to the atitiona. To meet a funeral or * Per­ peace. Of all vocation* that of fee thick limn wash aa soon aa they arc son crying, when you are starting <»• » voked. But too strongest Influence to buy the 'buckeyes’ for ton dollars per merchant's is now the most extensive, youthful part of the population, and brought in from the field. save the plumaged singer* from exter­ dozen and upward, according to size. Another to Journey, to unlucky, and thr journey after being stamped into shape by ma ­ enlisting in it* service the vMt majority mination will be village and town soci­ "Frames for the pictures arc made of civil tied men, and rendering often­ chine* of simple constrnctiun, they ra- to dissolve an ounce of renin in four should' be postponed. A snake cross­ eties specially formed to protect them in the same factoriss. The fronts or times the other professions it* depend­ appear in the form of countless armies ounces of linseed oil. and while hot ing tho road indicates that the j-urne? from molestation and slaughter.—N. K will be long, while the sight df mush­ faces of pine frames are covered with ent stipendiaries. Indeed, from the of tin soldier*, which are sold at prices mix this with a quart of kerosene and plaster, which is molded In imitation most despised occupations in former so low that the manufacturer could not stir well. This to laid on the smooth rooms at starting foretells the pros­ of the prevailing style* of gold frames. possibly afford to buy hto material new perity of the journey. An untwtpj iron with a paint brush. Another way days, it has riaan to the foremost in Kindness. Over the plMter i* spread a thia coating wild animal entering a ktw power, useful naw and Influence. In from the tinman. They have never to to dissolve an ounce of camphor in honor for the owner, while the itching some turpentine and add to this four The world to full of kindness that of Vienna metal. The finished frames the words of Halleh ••The stone which look nearly as well m gold frames of tho palms is a sign of money coming ounces of lard and one ounce of pul­ the builders rejected is become tbs never was spoken, and that was not when.they are new, but they begin to cornet head stone."—Boston Herald. verised black lead or stove polish and kilo U»n>—Si. £o.i» much Letter than uo kindness at all. crack when they have been exposed to ly rounds and ___ _ ____ mix well. This may be rubbed on The fuel in the stove makes the room the air for a few weeks. Imitation gilt heaps even do _ fearful week in with a rag. To remove rust from tools Tea for Brainworkers. A Hoosier's Queer Craft frames cost the manufacturer a trifle 1871. when one part of the beautiful warm, but there are great piles of or plows nothing is better than a mix­ more than 'buckeyes, ’ but he will sell Tea is unquestionably the drink for city was in flames and Versailltots and A man in South Bend. Ind . go* Hea trees lying on rocks and on ture of half a pint of oil of vitriol the pictures and frames together for the brainworker. It is more refresh­ communards were fighting like savages duck shooting in an odd craft. wMA poured slowly into a quart of water, ta of hills where nobody can get twenty dollar* per dozen. I know one ing, more restorative. more portable, in other quarters.— ghuMpo Interior. and apply this to the rusted metal. be calls an "invisible boat." Hr h»» these do not make anybody man who offer* small daub* for sixteen Wash off with water.—Ctacsmsah lees beating, more easily made, and— cut one-third ef an entire boat * l<fl>g* v.rin. lou might freeze to death for dollars per dozen, frame* included. —An Ulster Cfounty (New York) ut of fuel in plain sight of these Agents can sell a picture and frame for Briilat-Savarin ia correct in affirming down to the water line. The remain­ in topes if yon had no means of two dollars and make a fair profit.”—- that a man would grow mad who drank —A singular accident ooovrred to der is made water-tight, and •» ty the wood home and making a one litre of strong ooffee every day for her will, and lost her case. The court Mn. Vsllaoe. daughter of Mr. John L. it. Just so In a family; love to three months continuously—it has the probably thought that a young w£X high and forty-eight long) is placed so kea tne parents and children, recommendation of Ixring less deleter!- *boconld keep such an accurate tally that the glass reflects the water to jura and sisters happy. But Indnstrial and Cotton Centennial Exof the kiascs given and received could where the lady and her daughter worn front and the decoys. Behind the mir ke care never to say * word •* with the ‘ ' ror the hunter alto and paddles hi* '•“** tiwy ke®P ‘t • profound menting over their dwindling trade. toward the ducks, making his ohserva‘It were a crime, they will General o" the Exposition, a complete Nor. we may well believe, ha* England S hennln. la .1__ I_____ am*dl spot in thr niirset of the America® Ennydopedta hi a «ae amalgam has you Will envy the dog call* him poor fellow.— public health. Fashion, taste and ooo- • b attended ---- .M«>n Pittsylvania thirty tiring him wnong the Piute Indiana with difficulty. If a life- V__ 1__. , . .. Wbea loosening ■ .shots— flte water and coo � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-01-14.pdf dbcd55b2570cbe6edf6ae8d3e1145156 PDF Text Text * VOL. XXX. NO. 38. The Hastings Banner. N1™'8T0CK 0F Hastings, Bahry Co., Micll, MARSHALL L. COOK. County News. LUMBER! KlMClimOX KATKa ADVERTISING RATES: olumn per year................ ....... ' ....fun 00 Extra ctxarge for special positions. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS JOB PRINTING. fbpcclal pride Is felt lu ths Job Printinc Dopartmoutof the Baxjtkr. Everything in the type, thn moat approved patterns or machinery' and competent workmen employed, enable* the Bank an to do Crst-claa* lob work. n W.LOWRY.M.D, vT. I’hysician, Burgeon and Oculist. Barn Boards, • 12, 14. 10, 18 and 90 ft. Common Pme Boards, All widths and lengths. Telephone al Holloways’ drag store. Shingles, II. LANDIS, M. D., Physican and Surgeon, “ Woodland. Mlcb. Office one door south ol the port office, will be found there day or night. W • R. TIMMERMAN, • Homcspathic Physician & Surgeon, (Flret'door eart ot Bollovays' drug store.) niL W»L JONES, 1/ Dentist. All work promptly attended to. Three irradea. Seconds uld No. S for tor sheds and repairing old roofs. Fencing, Hemlock. Ifl ft. Joist and Scantling, We can furnish any length up to toft- £ C. WELTON la agent for the Watertown Insurance Co. He wntos policies on a man’s property against Hardwood Flooring, We make a specialty of Elm, Oak, Aah and Basswood, open air seas­ oned or kiln dried. QOOK 4 SHELDON, (Office tn Abstract Block. Hastings, Mich.) Hare the only set of Abstract Books lu Bu: County. J. WRIGHT, A • Physician. Call* dar or night promptly attended to. Office at realdcuee. one-hall tnllo cast of Carl- Philip t. colgrove. Lawyer, Hsstinga, Mich. ProMeating Attaroey for Barry County. Ae. kenaston, ’ • Attorney at Law, (Over J. S. Goodyear & Co.’* store.) Practice* in ail courts of the State. Collections Custom Kiln Drying to Drier. Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks for inside finish. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Jllinds Al­ ways on hand. Above Stock we are Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. OHN CARVETH, J MOHOO-1 Faith, hope 1 charity, but the harity. The sub­ greatest of thaw iect of the Elder’! narks, at Morgan hall Wednesday i lag of last week, The elder hundleu-,—subject very ably. ----------------------- Was an invitation ex­ after which there tended to anyone deairing to cotno out from the world and embrace religion;— but there is always some ready to spoil any good thing, as in this case, wise In their own conceit, and in trying to bet­ ter the minister’s remarks, throw such a nail over the entire congregation, that they become cold and dead. No one certainly cares to know wheather the brother could walk in 'blood to his knees or not. neither do they care to know whether he walked back and for­ ward along hH street after coming home from Hastings jail and stopped in front of the king s bouse and flopped his wings and crowed three times or not. Nor whether he dared the man to come on as he could whip him or not We are indined to think that the broth­ er is a little off, when he brings such matters out in a revival meeting, as it is evident that there is a spirit of re­ venge within the brother’s breast. Come; get right brother, then probably others will follow. Mr. R. B. Harley returned to Reese last Wednesday to complete the sale of his property at that place. Some thirty-four persons have asked the prayers of the church up to present writing at Barryville. Young .and okl men are forming a society at Morgan tor the preventing of swearing. There’s no other place in the land that needs reforming more than does that place. George Norton, of Barry ville is visit­ ing in York state. Frank Brown started for Ohio Sun­ day. Quite a sensation at R.1 IL halt One of the members got the “power," as they call it, and fell prostrate on the floor, where he lay for something like two hours. CEDAB CREEK. A new firm in the hoop business, Tolles and Larabee. , Frank Larabee has lived in the dty long enough and now1 has returned to his farm. Born, to Frank and Ida Newton, a boy, weighing eight pounds. George Perine invited his best girl to take a sleigh ride and so he went and bought a new swell box then the snow went ofT and they had to ride in a btiggy. The G. A. R. Goys will have an oyster supper and social at Albert Adams, one mile and a half south and two milee west of this place, on Thursday evening, Jan. 21st. A general inviution to all well wishers of the old soldiers. Philip West, an old resident of this place, now of Lake county, is visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. Elnalhan West, of Lake county, is visiting at her father's George W. Valentine. Mrs. Scotield, daughter of I), G. Mix­ er. has gone to her home tn Y ork State. Elmer Bishop has left this state and gone to the rttate of matrimony. , A. C. Wait’s feed mill is having all the work it can do at present. Wm. Vandmberg, from Nebraska, was in Uwn last week. Ofliceft of John Stark Post for tiie present year as far as we have learned: Commander—T. J. Kelly. S. V.C.—James McDonald. I. V. C. —Dexter Hunt. O. D.—C. J. Shoemaker, Q. M.-Marshall Bellinger. Adjutant—David Mortniand. Attorney at Law. KT Parties desiring 18 and 20 ft Barn Middleville, Mich. Boards will save money by buying now. ZfLARKE A RIKER, '.' Attorneys at Law and Solicitors Ln Chancery. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. tWffieos In Guion block, over Beamer Bros.) Hartings, Mk-b. Practice lu all courts of the state. Attend to State of Michigan, Countv uf Barrv.—•*. eollretlons and perfecting titles to real estate. At n seosion ot the Probate Court tor the Money to loan insurance taken etc., etc. county ot Barrv, liolden at the Probate Office lu lhe city- of Harting*, tu said county, cm Wednes­ day. thn Ob day of liewniltr. In Um year one ARTIN V. BARKER,Real Estate. tn .i.J rich! h :i lircd ami elg|ity-»!i. Pre-rut. Wm. W. Cole. Judge at Probate. Imsurancv and Loans. the matter of the estate ot Ira Blackford, Dffice with J. G. Ruursn A Son 3 doors north anInincompetent. ■» of FtMtofflce. CleinrfjtBtnllb guardian ot *ak! Incompetent, Special attention Risen to making «lxchaii|te« lu court and represent* that bi* mW ot property. The interests ot non-resident comes ward no longer needs a guan! Ian and prays that property owners csretully looked after. Fanns be rnay be allowed to file his guardian\ acroun t and that the same may l-e heard and allowed, and he bo discharged from his sahl trust. Thereupon it la ordered.,that Friday, the rmd day of January, A. D. IBM. at ten b'cfock In the f 1LEMF.NT SMITH, forenoon, be assigned for the bnanng of said V r Lawyer. petition, and that the heir* nt laW ‘at said de­ • Office in Union Hall Block, ovtr store of W. 8. ceased. and all other persons Interested lu said estate, are required to appear at p session of Goodyear * Co.) said court, then to l>e holdeu at the probate office. XBVINO Practice* in all Courts of the State. In the city ot Hastings. In *ald county, and show There Mas a donation at Mr. Wi ...... ’m. cause. If any there be. why the prayer ot the petitioner should not be granted. " Frego’s new brack house Tueedav even­ HtlMinr ing. Those present had nn enjoyable nappen & van arman, estate, ot ine petiaemu 01 saia |>eiiuon, .inti ine time. Proceeds go to Rev. W. Row'land. hearing thereof, by causing a eopv of thin order Mr. Austin Stowell has got his tool (Over Hastings National Batik.) to be published in the Jiastings Haxxmk. a box at home once more. newspaper printed and circulated in Mid county We quite agree with the northern of Barry onoe in each week for two auccesrlve ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney weeks, previous to sold day of brarlnxCastleeon scribe of the Journal, that if «M. w. COLE. At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Yaukee Springs was in proper hands it (A true copy.] Judge of Probate. might develop untold or monstrosities. In addition to the two-legred pig and ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, calf thay have a two-legged bill-fish on Stale ol Michigan, counts of Barry.—so. Justice of the Peace. At a »e»Mon of the Probate Court for the exhibition every alternate Friday night County uf Barry, holdeu at the Prpftete Office io and just a little south of there every Collections a specialty. the City of Hastings. In said county, on Tuesday, the &Hi day of January, In the year one tnoua- Sunday night. mil eight bundmJ .inti eiKhtv-Mx. ’ Messrs Reuben, Jonah imd Leb. r. j. w. rock. Present, Wm. W. Cole. Jtufge of Probate. Physician and Surgeon, In the matter of the estate of Lydia Bresee. Hall intend to start for their western home in Dakota and Minn. Tuesday the Is prepared to give prompt attention to all who •'.cri-aM-d. Oti mteinc and flllug the petition, duly vert- 12th. after having made a visit to their may desire his service*. Office nt residence. lied of Daniel Striker, pntyins Hutt a Paper this Orangeville. dayjllnd. purporting to be the last win and tea- friends in this vacinity. It seems to ine it would be cheaper to buy a few black eyes and peddle them T M. B. GLLLA8PIE. pointed. 1. Notary Public. Thereupon It b ordered, that Tuesday, the out than to try and make so many, may Bowens Mills. and day of February, A. D. UM, ai ten o’clock tn be some hard work about iL . That two-legged calf must be a kick­ er by the looks of some one’s nose. Notice of Attachment. If the Yankee Springs scribe thinks estate. are required to appear at a ae**l<m State of Michigan—In the Circuit Court (or the Mill of said court, thru to be boldcn rt the Probare we are the scantest specimen of human­ In the elf y of Haallngs, lu said county, and Wdllam K Finley vs. Daniel F. Riley-in auaeh- Office allow cause, If any there be. why Ute prayer Of ity he has seen for some time he had the I k-11 tlonrr should not be granted And It la better come over and lean on us—165lbs. Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day of ordered. That said ix-tltlonerglvonptlae is our light weight. * November. A. D. tfe. a writ of attachment waa further issued out of the Circuit Court, for the county of to the person* Interested In Mid estate, of the The Irving mill bail over 400 bush els Barry, at the suit of William E. Finley, the of buckwheat in it to grind onedav last above named plaintiff, against the lands, tene­ ments. goods and chattels, monev* and effect*> of per printed and circulated in said county of week, a good share of it was grists, too, : . •’ - . ■ ’ , ’ Barry, onee in each week for three successive that looks like business. weeks previous to said day ofbearing.^ * TIP. Judge of Probate. BOWENS MIIAS. M K W W D Dated 1Jeeember 7th. Slate of Mich Igan,.County of; We Have It ai Last. and eight hundred and eighty six. Present. Wm. W. Cole. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Geo. C. Gerkey. l CIWU* WnKTlUa .. . -- ----------On reading and fllitut the petition, duly veri­ find It to their comfort to have the new Improve fied. of Hannah Gerkey. widow and heir nt tew metit tor nulllnr them off. Call and-’co it at the shoe shops In Hastings of said deeeased, imylng that she or some other soluble person may be appointed admin­ istrator of said estate. Thereupon it is ordered. HE HASTINGS BANNER and ..rwl, .I.... 1 TV T.lu-That Friday, ..'..L.rVthe If, DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE •ne year for 82.0C cash. This offer £ made to P- tin.hi, and that M,..* bath old and new •ubserfbers of the Ranxeil person* Interested In T Newspaper Advertising. DAUCHY A CO., F7 Park Place and 24-26 Murray St^ , New York. rintMU. £ ----------------------------~~ HASTINGS, MICH,, JANUARY 14, 1886 . of Hartings, in said county. ---------------------I the petitioner should not b< further ordered. That wild Smith's Hall was tilled to its utmost capacity the evening of the "th. It be­ ing the installation of the officers of Witbey Post G. A. R. Colonel Hecox the installing officer, did his part well including the well timed address to the boys. 180 adults, besides the children partook of the bountiful supper prepar­ ed by the ladies of Bowen, who know how to prepare supper for for a lot of hungry soldiers. BesidM the address of Colonel Hecox there were short speeches made by Commander Armstrong, Chaplain GQlaspie und F. J. McGee. All went home feeling that they had had a good time. At the public meeting of the S. O. V’s. Colonel Armstrong. In behalf of tha Withcy Post, presented to the S. O. V. camp, a beautiful altar. CapL Moore in a short speech returned the thanks of the Camp to the Wither Post A. C. Barr, of Battle Creek, to visit­ ing friends hereabouts. Andy Suthern had quite a time as he went to unhitch hh team from the wagon the other night He started the team to the barn with one tug fast to the whlffletree. Result; horse be­ came frightened, tipped over the wag­ on, got loose and ran to Middleville, where the horse was caught by Dr. Evans. Voley Weaver has gone to Battle Creek to learn the photograph business. Don’t forget the box social at G. A. R. ball. Fridav evening, the I5tb. Come everybody. WHOLE NO. 1598. cal church seem to be accomplishing much good. The suspended meetings at the other churches have been resum­ ed this week and are being carried on with renewed vigor. It seerrisas though a strenuous effort was being made U) save the “Modern Sodom" from the depths of its degradation and three saloons. We noticed that some of our saloonlsts stood up at the Evangelic&i revival meeting Sunday night—because there wasn’t room to alt down. > We’ve been reading in several papers about folks picking pansies out from beneath the snow, so we went out the other day to our pansy bed after a but­ ton-hole boquet, and you can perhaps imagine our surprise when wq found— not a blessed pansy. We would like to have the horse-reporter tell us what to put on our pansies to make them blos­ som under a foot of below zero weatner. , HUTLAND. Cold weather and roads in a dreadful rough condition. Revival meeting at the Y’eckley school house l>y Rev. Stewart. Mr. Jl. E. Hathaway was presented with a large bible by the Sunday school in the Shultz district in Hope, which he has been superintending. They are evidently an appreciative people. James Lauuaugh is still suffering from the effects of Lhe bltfw on the head. A little more snow would make sleigh­ Mr. Watson Laing accorapalned Bev. Stewart to his various appointments Draper is preparing to move in­ in this town. He is a student at Albion to the new house, cleaning out, etc. Will _ college. Steve Temple went to Vicksburg, Thursday, in response to a letter inform­ ing him of the illness of his sister, find­ Very little alcknese here at present ing her very sick with pneumonia. August Nagler has a large clusu in As Theodore Morehouse was going attendance at his German school. home.from the village, on Saturday Mr. Will Tasker's sister Emma, has evening driving slowly along by the old been the guest at E. N. Yule’s since Brock place, he was struck across the Christmas. .• back of the bead by some unknown Miss Lillian Cowles is teaching school person, throwing him over on the dash­ In the Fillmore district and is giving board. The horse l>eing spirited start­ excellent satisfaction. ed into a run and Mr. M. was sufficient­ Mr. Wm.-Ward is quite feeble this ly occupied in controlling him to be winter. He was out on the streets unable to investigate the matter. He Wednesday for the first time in several neither saw or heard anything and who weeka. made the attack- and why—is a myste­ Unless the roads become more passa­ ry as yet. ble Mr. Cheeseborough will be obliged Jacob Brandstetter, of Middleville, to dose his handle factory for the want has been in town since Thusday accom­ of logs. panied by L. McCrath, of Grand Rapids, Dr. and Mrs. DeVore, and Master El- presumably in search of stock for win. spent New Years In Hastings, the slaughtering. guests of Misses Flora and Anna Bead­ Mrs. Mike Doater is quite sick with a severe cold. Mrs. 8. S. Yeiter, nee Mina Carrie Mrs. Almena Socket, aged 87, had Reuter, accompanied by her husband, another slight shock of paralysis on spent the holldayg with her parent#, Friday night but has nearly recovered Mr. and Mrs. John Reuter. from it. V Mr. J. Cheeseborough with the help of an assistant, D. O. Ward, at his fac­ tory, drove the teeth in 165 dozen rakes School is again in session after having on Thursday last Each rake baa 6 been closed a week on account of diph­ teeth, which requires 144 motions to theria. drive the teeth Id a dozen rakes, or 23,Post No. 17 Sons of Veterans, held an "00 motions for a day's work. installation of officers on last Saturday Mr. Elbert Wood who has been at­ evening at Jessop's hail, after which tending school at Olivit this winter, ar­ toey tiped the light fantAbtic toe until rived at the home of Geo. Seger last the “we’ lima’" hours. Thursday evening, where he waa taken Some of the children in this vicinity, seriously ill with pneumonia. A phy­ as well as a few adults, ure afflicted sician waa called and he is better at this with what is known Id theAprofessian writing and will probably lie able to re­ as Roseola; we have heard it called in turn to his school next week. this neighliorhood German measles. According to reports the Rev J. Tur­ Morris England Post G^ A. R. will ner, atone time pastor of the Cong’l hold an installation of officers this week, church of this Place, has certain!v fallen followed by a supper and a dance. from grace. Madam rumor says that We have to chronicle the death of a he recently got himself into trouble at young child in the family of Mrs. 1 vens, Hastings by jumping a board bill and presumably from diphtheria. obtaining money under false pretense, Mr. D. E. Phetteplace, who has been for which he was threatened with ar­ engaged the past few weeks, in instructs rest, but his father-in-law of Saranac ing the youth of Orangex-iile in pen­ helped him out of the scrape. manship, denes his school this .week. The G. A. R. Poet of this place win So far as wf have been able to inform be mustered in on Wednesday evening. ourself, bis pupils have improved Jan. 13. jThe Hastings Poet will be very much for so short a term —12 les­ present in force to assist in the organi"- sons. Mr. P. is a graduate from the zation. The wives of the charter mem- department of penmanship in Valpariso. liera and other comrades who feel inter­ Indiana, Normal school, from which ested in the success of a post here, are institution be holds a diploma: we requested to be present with well-tilled have s'-en a specimen of his work on baskets. A “Rdief Corps.” is just what exhibition at the 1’. O. which shows’ the old soldiers need and it is expected uncommonly fine work with the pen. that the ladies will lend their assistance Mrs. Gossline was supplied with nec­ toward making this occasion a pleasant essaries for the winter by her neigh­ one. Comrades should be here not later bors, with the exception of wood, than 5 p.m. Supper will be served in which is quite an item in such cold Union Hall. weather. Mrs. Searles is still on the sick list. Maple grove. A shooting affair occured on Sabbath Mrs. George Bais, of Battle Creek, is evening, which is a disgrace to any or­ making old friends a visit. derly community. Will Brooks bus returned from York State. SMILES, Mrs. Mary Quick, of Battle Creek, is Said Bobby to the minister at dinner visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. I^awrie Debolt is retting well -“Canaehurdi whistle?” “Why do you ask ?" “’Cos pa owes twelve dol­ slowly. Charles Sutton, of Dakota, made short lars back pe^ renLrmd he says he's going to let the church whistle for it" calls on his friends last week. Amon Wolf has gone to Ohio on a At r wedding in Walla Walla the visit other dar. when the minister asked the Mrs. Eugene Jones dropped a pin prospective husband if he would take from her own mouth Into her baby’s that woman to be bis wedded wife, the mouth. The child swallowed it after agitated reply was:—“Yes, Sir-ee-yes, strangling considerable. Sir—if you please!’ Ben Miller was aroused from his At a lecture on “The Decline of Liter­ slumbers Sunday night by a loud ex­ plosion. Upon investigation he found ature," the eloouent orator shouted, both doors to the stove blown open, the •Where are the Chaucers and Shakeshearth out in the room and ashes all peares and Miltons anb Spencers and over the house- thinks some one put Macaulavs? Where are they, I say?" And a voice answered, sadly, from the powder in his wood. gallery, “All dead!" We bud a surfeit this week of tem­ perance talk. First was Major Long, the reformed, gardbler, who gave us some excellent talks. He seems to be a consistent Christian gentleman and bis lectures were well attended and well liked. Friday night Rev. R. B. Sutton, of Adrian, spoke on temperance at the M. E. church. It is impoeaible for any one to listen to this man and not feel the logic of his remarks. It is next in order, before the effect of this course of temperance lectures wears off, to or­ ganize a Good Templars’ lodge in this ]place. Eli Strong, of Kalamazoo, w^io has <the reputation of being the handsomest iman in the wolverine state, visited his !brother Orno last week. t Mrs. Cara Freeman and Miss Mettie Payne, of Middleville, are the guests at Herb Walrath’s. W. H. Kocker h on a visit to his par­ ।ents at Moore Park. Tom Purkev has the wall laid for an iaddition to his house on Washington istreet. H. IL Dickinson has commenced oper­ ;ations on a 66 bbl. full roller process steam flouring mill. Thus Nashville ।gets the Bulge (with a big B.) on the •county seat. Ob, you folks set around .and suck your thumbs and wait for iacme one else to put up the ducats; that’s the way to help a town—die. O. A. Phillips is on a visit to “York State” relatives. Mose Kocker started with-him, but only goes as tor na Tiffin. Ohio. The revival meetings at the Evangeii- answered Angus, emphatically. “But then," said his grandfather, “there might not lie any left for me.’’-“Well,” said the small boy. “yon could have ftetience." When Vestryman Green bowed his head to read the responses of the litany last Sunday he was very drowsy indeed, and he bad repeated, "Lord have mercy upon us miserable sinners" but three tiines when he fell asleep. His wife nudged him with her parasol without success. When the preacher reached. “And now seventeenthly, my beloved responded in a sonorous and fervent voice, “Lord have mercy upon us mis­ erable sinners."—{N. Y-, Times. An odd English publication, entitled “A Handbook of Matrimony,” contains some novel anecdotes upon the sub­ ject of matrimony. “Do you wish to Ik- mv wife, Mabier said a little boy. •’Yes’ incautiously answered Mabie. “Then pull off my boots." answered the young suitor. A Scotch lady, an the occasion of. her daughter’s wedding, was asked by an old friend whether she might congratulate her on the event “Yes, yes,” replied the mother, “upon the whole it is very satisfactory. It'* true Jeanie hates her good man, but there’s always a somethmgr ■ Teacher—“Mary, define the word ’av­ erage.' " Mary—"It is what the hen lays on." Teacher—“How do you make that out?" Mary—“The book says so. It says that a good ben lays one egg every day on an average." , “What do those letters stand for?” asked a curious wife of her husband, as she looked ai his Masonic soaL “Well, really, my love," he replied, en­ couragingly, “I presume it is because they can’t alt down.” She postponed further questioning.—{Merchant Trav- embodied in the remark made in a French provincial court the other day to a lawyer who was called as a witness: "Look here. Brother X.,” he said “just lose sight of your professional character for a moment and tell us the truth." ,.I think Tennyson must be going crazy,” said Ebeneoer Jones to Zebedee Smith this morning. “Why?” asked Zebedee. “He is either going crazy, or else he does not read the Bible." “What in the world do you mean ?” “Why. he has written a poem entitled, The Close of Another Eve." “Well, what of that ?" “Why, Eve had no clothes.” Young minister—“You seem unusuaily thoughtful. Miss Clara (in a Bunday evening frame of mind)—“1 feel some­ what oppressed to-night, Mr. White­ choker: filled, as it. were with a vague longing for something. 1' know not what—a desire for some intangible boon whose posession would satisfy my soul Husband-“The census-taker was in. m v dear. He demanded the age of each of the. family, and I was obliged to give him yours. He said it was the law.” Wife (enraged)-“Law! What do I care for law? John Smith, did you tell that man my are?”—Husbandfhurridlv) —“Yes, I told him you were 3." Wife fmollifled}—“Well I suppose the law has got to be respected."—[N. Y’.Sun. “What wild and reckless leaps were those of Sam Patch at Genesee FalL!” said a lady to young Threadbraiu. “Aw—Sarm Patch! jumped at the Falls, eh? Did he jump up, or down?” “Jumped over them—down, you know. He jumped over them twice and killed himself? “Weally! jumped twice and killed himself! Aw—did he kill him­ self the first or the second time he jumped{Traveller’s Magazine. At Santa Cruz, CaL. the other day, a minister was rowed out to sea with' an eloping couple whom he waa to marry without the formality of a license. He asked the boatman if he ccjldswlm? Piatola Per® answered. “Oh! yes." For a moment the man of God was lost in reverie, but shortly he reached over and whispered to Pistols, “In case this boat should upset, my dear man, will you save me first? I cannot swim." The Figaro relates the following story, which is going the rounds of the London studios: Mr. Marks met an old model, who had retired from the profwslon and was engaged in some infer­ ior capacity at the Zoological Ganiens. Mr. Murka stopped to speak to him and inquired how the retiring model was finding life among the animals. “What am I fwloln’ of? responded the model in a hurt and irate way. “Why, I’m a sweepin' out hdephants* dens: a A stranger in the capital city of Texas, pretty sort of occupation, ain’t iL for a who seemed to lie lost, asked Gus De man as has sat for the twelve apostles?" Smith: “Say, how do 1 get to the railroad depot?" “Say what? “Say how do 1 gel to the railroad depot?* “How do I get to the railroad depot? Anything C. H. Botaford, of Albion, broke his more you want me to say {Texas leg in a friendly scuffle,and W. J, i’nor. Siftings. one day later, emulating his example, had the same good.luck. The superstitions of ammen are often curious. It is well known that a law­ yer. a priest and a woman are consider­ journalist of Grand Rapids, formerly of ed unlucky passengers, and it is thought Detroit, has signed with WaUack for a unfortunate to whistle at sea, except in two years engagement seasona of calm. Then the officers will Judge John B. Shipman. of Coldwa­ pace the auarter deck, and, facing in the direction from which the wlsned-for ter. fusion candidate for the supreme breeze should come, whistle Joud and courts few years ago, has settled in Washington tor law practice this win­ long in the hope of raising a breeze. ter. One of the hotels in Grand Rapids Dr. MacLachlan, who wks recently Kvts its guests solid reading by chMng Bibles alongside the washstands- in appointed to the chair of . theory and each room.- Thia is probably on the practice, has entered upon his duUoin the homeopathic deportment of tto principle that cleanliness is next to State UmwMty. ’ • Godliness. But to show how sonie ot the Sew! falls on stony ground, a drum­ Smouldering seeds, in theruinmer for n Detroit house wrote in bold Ferry fire at Detroit give out c letters on the title page, ungrammatic­ add gas in such quantities thr I ally. but, as he thought, truthfully: pleasant odor pervades the er-Leas Blblea and l»etter Iteds would be The fire department will del a better tiring for helpless guests."— Detroit Tribune. The Saturday Evening J A bright story of a small Scotchman perdice organ of Grand F four years old. reported in a Philadel­ which the boycott was n phia paper, is applicable to Thanksgiv­ ed, died Saturday of ren’ ing. “1 want some pie. "said young Angus at dinner at his grandfather's. “Have patience," laid his grandmother. “Which would you rather have," asked been several yean air; his grandfather, ’ patience or pte’’<“Pie!’ Igin-mfll failed �WOULD TALK. rieulturaJ and i* highly money- Agriculture. In regard to the reported yield of blooded cattle, it is no benefit to me or any one else, to hear a man saybl*ten or twenty Holstein cows gave 10,000or 20,000 pounds of milk in a year; cadi, without telling how many acres of pro­ duce they consumed, and how much butter or cheese such milk did make. Large Yields of pounds of milk may help mH certain breeds of cows, but they are no certain criterion of value. I have made more money front a cow weighing WO pounds, giving 4,000 pounds of milk in a year, making 222 pounds of butter, than I did from anothe7 row. weighing 13» pounds, giving A000 pounds of milk, and making 200 pounds of butter: the small cow made $6.60 more butter, and cost of keep >10.00 less, a difference in profit of 816.66 annuallv. which would make the small cow richly worth >100. and the large cow only worth what her hide and meat would bring. It is about time. In the dairy history of the country, that how much agiven farm will produce per acre, instead of per coin, B known. To this practieular tret all dairy knowledge must .vitally uod. mluM BMml default u>« ?Sjpi‘efficacy. oilySMxU. BURMAH, noighbora. have such limited oppor­ tunities for exercising a woman • speoiai prerogative of talktag. that th* goodnatured traveler who fumtehe* th* following incident readily pardoned tho eicBsaive garrulity. He »ay»: It wm nearly dark when 1 came to a tnmbledown old cabin, haff hidden among th* pines near tho trail An untidy woman, with a child in her arm*, was standing in the doorway. “How tar i* It to the next oampf” I asked. ,, “Not very ter. Where you fromf ••From Ohio.” “You don’t tell me! Why, I used to live in Ohio myeelf. Awful purty State I A sight better place to live than Coloraydo. W* lived near Cincinnatty. Used to do all our tradin’ there. From what part do you hailf" “From Toledo.” • “Been there many a time myralf. I got a sister there now. Mebbc vaa knowed her. Her name’s Jone* Her husband's a railroad cugiocpr on th* cars. I don’t hear from ’em often, but I guess they’re doin’ well. They got five children, three girls an’ two boy*., No; come to think, 1 gue*s it’s three boy* an’ two girl*. No, it ain't, either. If my man waa here, he could tell, 'cause”-----“Excuse me." I *aid. "but I am in a hurry to reach tho next camp before nightfall. Do I go to the right, or to the lefL" “O. you p>t any amount o’ time. It aint fur. How's times back, in Ohlq, anyway? Come in an’ git a bite o’ somethin' te eaL Aint got much, but you're welcome to it, such a* ’ti*." ' “No. thank you.” I *aid. "I am not hungry, and it is a little late. I Therefore aw that Jti»« members of your family are w- U supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills rad use Dr. JeckIn Marco Polo’a travel* the first bqd’s root and herb cordial; it will mention of Burinsb in the medieval sharpen tbe appetite, help digestion, language <rf Europe la to be found. promote sound sleep, strengthen the y « system and so remnore those distreas­ He calls the kingdom Mian, in Chineaa .n. (that bring ing symptoms which, if neglected, may Court tor u>r fashion; aad after narrating hia ap­ rubes are wu, result in the most serious consequences. proach to it by a down-hill journey of auction or ter. For sale bv W. II. Goodyear. flJOO per two and a half daya, and a much bottle. ' longer passage through a .wild coun­ : • David Ginyon attempted to throw :••■ r Ml : . ; try. he pauses to tell of a great battle ........ '■• ■■■' •■■■"’ himself from Brooklyn bridge yester­ dollar* a* allowed by law and « which had taken place between the day but was prevented- by the poliece. forces of the • Great Kaan" of Tartary That Hacking Coven can be so or parrel <rf land titaM and the King of Mien, which hp dequickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We acribcs no graphically that it &om* guarantee iL For sale by W. H. south Mil (IprtJSiaMU.—t qn*rt*r (k> ot probable he gathered his account from Goodyear. | . Mellon number thirty, (■» tn towruhip Dumter the lipa of thoae who had been present July twice and then gang-plough three Will Yov Suffer with Dyspenela one. north at range *eveo wo«t, coatal:.im at IL An army of the “Great Kaan” timesduring Augusttwoorthree inches and Liver Complaint? Shiloh sVit- eighty acre* mare or less. • had approached the frontier of BurDated December M, A: D. IMS. deep, harrowing the ground every time. allzer is guaranteed to cure you. For HENRY f. HINMAN. MortgXKfe mah. and tho Burmese King advanced I plough with a spring-tooth harrow. FRED M. WADLEIGH. Attorney for sale by W. H. Goodyear. Anv tool that will cut off the tops tho against it with sixty thousand men and Sleepless Nights, made miserable by first, secund and fourth weeks in Aug­ two thousand elephants, having on that terrible cough. Sl<loh's Cure is ust certainly uses them up here com­ their backs lowers of timber, each of Default having been made In the condition* □< the remedy for you. For sale by W. pletely. No half-way work will kill a certain mortage executed by Henry I). Nor which contained from twelve to six­ H, Goodyear. ria and Sarah 7. Monte hit wife, to i*auiina them. The tops must be cut off three teen warriors. The Tartar force was C atarrah Cured, health and sweet Clark, Dated the nineteenth day of November times in August. A Wet season is just Hheboygan Fall*. W1A_____ the weaker, and the Tartar horses were breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrah mh good as a dry one; Only do it and do scared by the elephants, and broke in Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In­ it ■veil." disorder. Then Nrscradin. the Tartar jector tree. For sale by W. H. Good. Mr. J. 1*10106 received in 5V iscon- Farmer Houtobold. Captain, ordered his men to tie-their sin seed of Canada thistles with a packWhenever a farmer gets a labor-saving horses to trees ax.d to take their bows, For lame J Jack, Side or Chest use Shi­ two'dollars and sixty eight eente and thirty #r« Sof trees from the East, and tells implement for himself, let him think if loh’s Porous Plaster. Price 2& cents. dollars attorney fee as provided by statute, i Western Farmer his experience in something to save his wife from kitchen in the use of which they were very ex­ ii.g In al) the »um of onathousand six hui.d-r.i pert. The elephants, iu their turn, For sale by W. H. Goodyear. getting rid of the resulting plague-spot labor cannot also be secured. ninety seres dollars and sixty eight rent*, Sihloii'b Cough and Consumption and could not stand the arrows, many were —bv the simple process of repressing and no suit or proceeding having t>een InttlU; It is said that the yellow stains made slain, and at last they fled with a ter­ Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It the breathing organs of the plants: by sewing-machine oil can be removed cures consumption. For sale by W. rific rush into a forest bordering the “We carefully cut. hoed and ploughed notice I* hereby given. that by vfrtne ot Ihr jk>w bv rubbing them with a cloth wet In plain of battle, destroying the wooden H. Goodyear. them for the next two years, when we er ot sale contained tn aald mortgage. Mid at the Shiloh's vitalizer is what you need statute In »ue.l> "case made and provided. »*id found they had increased from it square ammonia before putting the garment castles as they forced their way for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, mortgage will to foreelOBod by * sale of th* through the trees. A fierce hand-toyard to a square rod. We then cleaned in the water. premise*, at public vendne to Ui« DizzineM and ail Bympfoms of Dys­ mortgaged off every tree and bush from the infest­ If you are having a new pork barrel hand fight ensued, and Such was trt blghcat bidder, on the fifteenth day of Jannan pepsia. Price 10 and 76 cents per bot­ A. D. t**K. at one a "clock In the afternoon olthu ed ground, and gave orders to every­ made this fall, have it made larger at noIse of battle, says Talo, that "God day.at the front door of the Court House In ti>r tle. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. man and l>oy to watch that spot and the bottom than at the top, thus doing might have thundered and no man eUy of Haul in told county of Barry (raid Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron­ Court Housenr*, not let a living plant show above away with the necessity of a heavy­ would beard iL" The Chinese annals, Mag the place <bere the Cirruii "O, it aint more'n three o’clock. We chitis immediately relieved by Shi­ Court for the county of Barry l» held.) the ground. This was done so effectually, weight to keep the meat under the brine which corroborate Marco's date, men­ 1------- ■ - - K. -.IM —1». think *ome o’ goln’ back to Ohio some loh's Curd. For sale by W. H. Goodby looking it over onoe or twice a week and the consequent trouble and labor of tion that stakes had been fixed in order day. This aint no fit place fer white the first summer, that only a trace of lifting it off whenever meat is needed. to injure tho elephants. After the defeat folk* to live. You a married man, with the plants was visible the next year, of the Burmese, two hundred of these Senator Wilson him a bill in congress ot Boutbeart quarter of secUoo tncnty-sk, Un If you have trouble in keeping your a fara’iyf" and before midsummer they were utter­ animals were taken alive by the Tar­ prohibiting the moiling of paper* con­ northeast quarter of northeast quarter, and Un “I have a wife and a little boy." ly destroyed, never to reappear. Such, bread sponge warm over night in win­ tar*. and the Great Khan ever after­ taining lottery advertuemeota. and such only, can we recommend as a ter. have a shallow l»ox made, with slate ward kept elephants as auxiliaries in "You don't tall me! I’d like to see across the top and open at one end. xpecific for this pest of the farm." 'cm. Bat if I was you, I wouldn't ever Children will refuse bad tasting cough to the goveramrat Barver, be the same more or' Into this slip a couple of bricks that war. Polo then goes on to deaeribe bring 'em here. Your baby purty mart medicine but they will all be willing to lea*, aitualed In the town of Yankee Hprinr•. have been heated in the oven or on top those great wonders of Amlen (a city an' well?” take Dr. Jackaon's syntp of lungwort county of Barry. Michigan. tho bread pan on which Colonel Rule thinks may be Doled Oct. 30th. 1*K. An official states that the canine popu­ of the stove, and "He is a very heal thy little fallow, " and wild cherry whenever offered^ It PAULINA CLARK. MortgagMlation of Newark, N. J., is undoubtedly tho slats. Cover box and all with a identified with Old Pagan), the towers I replied. "But now f"-----is as pleasant as maple syrup and will HAMMOND, BAHKWOKTH & COBB, about 16,000 less than one-seventh of woolen blanket, and your bread will be of gold and silver erected near the Attorney* for Mortga*>*< "My youngin* is healthy enough, but reach a Imd cough and cure the whoop­ tomb of a King. One was covered with which was licensed. Startled attention “light as a feather" by morning. my land sakes! they don’t git to go to ing cough much quicker than any other Eld to the thickneM of a finger, and was lately drawn to thorn by the fright­ school, nor nothin’here. You here fer preparation ot the kind. For sale by s other with silver in o like manner. ful ravugtw of a mad one roving at large W. H. Goodyear. your health?" in the city, which bit several others and A rather singular case of veterinary These lowers shone brilliantly in the "For the health of my pocket-book,” There are not committee rooms in the a number of poor children, some of the surgery is reported in the Scottish ran. and to 'each were attached bells I laughingly replied. house sufficient to afiord accommodation tatter of whom have been sent to Paris, Agricultural Gazette; A Mr. Hudson, respectively of gold and silver, that "Most of’ u* i* In the same fix, but I for all the committeoi. A doubtful ver­ by public subscription, to see if Pasteur of .Yorkshire. England, had a useful tinkled in the wind didn't know how it might bo with you. can save them from death by the dread­ breeding cow which unfortunately sion is then given of s canqucsL the I’jeroe’a “I’leasant Purgative Pellets ' They say tall, slim, dark-complected ful disease. The Mayor has ordered broke her leg. At the time she had a occurrence of which is confirmed both fellers, like you, is apt to be consumptv. are perfectprdventiveB of constipation. the slaughter of all the unmuzzled curs valuable calf running with her, and for by tiie Burmese and Chinese annals. -- ---- - -----------._.... -- -j was I reckon your wife • fair-complected? Inclosed in glans bottle*, always fresh. found in MLthe streets, the police was gun- *“ the ---------youngster's sake — Mr. .. Hudson The “Great Kaan," having an overplus Most dark' men pick on light wimmin, By all druggists. ning for. for tbeui.and private enterprise enterprise.-Anxious to save the--life of— themother. mo ------- ---- .----------------------of jugglers and gleemen about his C. D. Whitcomb and E. D. Baker but me an' my husband is both adxactly •tends a helpful hand :n the much need­ A veterinary surgeon was accordingly xiurt, sent an army of them to conquer have I teen arn-stad for stealing 81,100 ed crusade. Of course this spasmodic called in, and on receiving his instruc­ Mien, a task they duly effected. The the same. What’* yonr bwiines*?’’ \_ uprising will presently subside, and tions he at once amputated the leg just tower* of gold and silver excited their “I am a newspaper correspondent in the east. Tm .Niagara Falls Route. again the dangerous curs have free below the hock. He then had a wooden cupidity, but their master, with the But I really must go, and------ ' You will notice how uuickly a thorcourse. What is needed is to extermin­ leg made under bis directions and fitted "A writer fer the papers? Well, if 1 oughlv successful article is imitated; GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION reverence of his Nation for the dead, ate the .whole race of jackals, which arc on. The experiment has answered be­ ever! You must know a heap. I’ve and also that the imitations are with­ a constant menace to human life, and. yond anticipation. As the natural would not suffer these monuments to heered said that lots of thing* was put out merit, as they are gotten up by un­ to say nothing of their keep, cost the stump healed the leg shrunk a little, be pulled down. The Burmese histor­ in the paper that wasn ’ t ao. Do you scrupulous parties. Beware of imita­ country millions of dollars a year in the and successive timbers bad to be made. ians estimate tho Mongol! invaders of ever write lie*?” tions of Dr. Jooes* Red Clover Tonia. murderous destruction of sheen and Now. however, a permanent and artia- their country on that occasion as "I—I—really, madam. I don't exactly The genuine is wold by Fred Hotchkiss, sacrifice of other' property. One can tic leg has been put cm, and tho old cow amounting to nix million'nf horse and understand you. Did you say I went and promptly cures dyspepsia, costive­ twenty million of foot I hardly take up a daily paper without may be seen disporting in the meadow, to the left from here? ” ness, iMd- breath, piles, pimples ague Lucovioo di Varthern*. most naive finding the blood-chilling record of almost as active as her calf. "Ye*; but vou might come in aa’ set and malaria disease*, poor appetite, low and entertaining of travelers, visited ■their devastations, uf which, as a fair an hour. Like enough I know folk* in spirits, headache or diseases of the kid­ Burmah toward the doiw of the fif­ example, note the following story of a The dog is a natural compalon of the teenth century, but he has hot much to Ohio that you know. I was bora an’- neys, stomach and liver. Price fifty mastiff which, all her life, bad been the raised there, an’ I’ve got three staters cents. constant playmate of a little girt who savage, the Arab, the tramp: is natural­ say about it that is not touched upon Rapids L» trusted the treacherous brute once too ly a hunting, prowling, predacious by others who followed him there. He * an' three brother* an’ land, knows how Fire on the ocean steamship Alaska Grand Middleville.. animal, half-brother to the jackal and speaks among other things, of the long many other kin folk* there. Most o’ at Liverpool Friday, gutted the “The tcn-year-old child went out in wolf, and cousin to the hyena: and he and thick timber, of the plentifulness my connexion i* Buckey e*, a* thn sayin' strokers’ quarter*. the yard to play, and in a few minutes would not hesitate to get his living in uf civet oats, and of ths marvelous is. an' so if--- " .Young boys of the farm are often bar mother heard her screaming. Mrs. the same way if coifflitlons and habits jewelry of the King, the rings of gold But I was too far on the trail to the Lewis ran out and saw the child iving of the country permitted. What is the and gems about his arms and legs the left to hear any more. — Youth'» Com­ found to be more fond of the society of the hired man than that of their parents; on the ground, while over her stood the fearful price we pay for bringing this rings upon his fingers, and his ears panion. ____ so also os regards voung girls and the dog snarling savagely and tearing at savage, prowling brute into unnatural that “hung down half a plaip" with domestic servant. For this reason the the little girl's face with his teeth. The contact with our civilization ? Proba­ TRUE PHILANTHROPY. heads of families cannot be too careful mother ran to the spot. Blood was bly a hundred human lives are sacriflcod the weight of their adornmenL Dur­ ing the next century a good many streaming from the child's face and the every year in the United States through Society for HuppIyiMg Famala Phyal- as to the character of the persons they Europeans seem to have strayed into employ. An idle, dissolute or profane ttesb was tom from her chin. Mrs. a most horrible disease caused by a poi­ this remote land. Burmah changed servant is a dangerous inmate of any Lewis was unable to pull the dog oft of son the most dreadful that ever tortur­ The impossibility, both by reason of household.—Rural Canadian. her, and tar cries brought an elder ed the. mind and body of man—a poison its divisions frequently at this, time. I their social aqd religious law* and their daughter to her aid. Although the lat­ generated in the lolling, dripping mouth First one King and then another rose The house committee on claims favor tradition*, for the women nf India and ter beat tho <log over the head with a of the dog; and as piany more, children to prominence and destroyed or made the removal of private legislation from In the heavy dub he did not release his holjl and others, arc bitten, torn, mangled, tributary his fellow King*. tho East to receive the care uf male phy- congress. upon the child, and it required the unit­ killed nod some times actually and hor­ consequent series of wars European •ycians is well known, and lias been for ed strength of thprtwo women to drag ribly eaten by savage dogs left unre­ partisans were engaged, notably a “Say, why i« everything some time a subject of nnxiou* consid­ Either at sixes or at sevens ?" About tho him away. Mrs! Lewis tried to hold strained or escaping their confinement. good many Portuguese. the dog back, while the elder daughter —(Connecticut Farmer. middle of the century there arose a eration among those who feel a *«n*e Probably, my dear nervous sister, be­ hurried with her little sister to the great King known to fame as Brama of pitying responsibility for all Iom for­ cause you are suffering from some of M*RRM.... That there is bogus butter, and bogus house, but the dog pursued the two and of Toungoo, and under him Burmah tunate than themselves. It is gwd the. diseases pecular to your sex. You nearly caught them before they got in­ butter, is clearly shown from the patent seems to have attained its greatest news, then, to hear that a society h>» 1uive a'^“dragging-down" feeling, the to the houm*. With the disappearance office records, where over 160 patents power, and to have impressed all trav­ been formed in India for supplying fe­ back-ache, you are debilitated, you have of the object of his rage the mastiff waa for making bogus butter are recorded. elers with its riches and magnificence. male physicians, of complete education pains of various kinds. Take Dr. R. V. calmed down, and Mrs.Lewis got him That “all is not gold that glitters" may Brama is spoken of as exceeding the Pierce's “Favorite Prescription" and be JiU trifna ran by ninetieth meridian oreetitra: in medicine and surgery, to theee afflict­ be shown from inpatent granted to Al ­ into an outhouse, where he was shot “Great Turk” in power, and as having ed women. Of this society, which has cured. Price reduced to one dollar. The child & badly bitten, and would fred Springer, or Cincinnati, for “a sub­ one million five hundred thousand men By druggists. created a wide interest. Lady Dufflerin undoubtedly, have been killed bv the stitute for nutter to be made of animal at his command. During this prosper­ The disputed Cincinnati! elections Muskegon and pointe north, and with GnUiis the lady prertdenL and tho Viceroy, fata, treated with salt, saltpeter, borax, dog but for the timely arrival of aid." Presidency Governors and other offi­ will Im* recommitted to a legislative Rapid* a Indiana R. R. for Rig Rapids. Traver-. boracic acid and benzoic acid." Patent ous time, Ralph Pitch, a merchant of City and Petoskey. New York and ItecI fir B> are the committee. granted to H. Mege: “Fate of all ani­ London reached the country,' and has cials, with their wive*, Oibtir Victim* or “Silk." preesdally. All other train* dally except Hur recorded what ho naw there. Ht* ad ­ patrons. That tho society has mals reduced by novel methods, mixed N. Y. Tribune? My wife, who suffered severely from ’ T. J. BUSH Jt-ocal Agent. Hasting. with milk, combined with bi-carbtffiate mired the straight streets of the capital, the support also of the native Prince* rheumatism, received marked benefit An Ohio m°tiier, with one lame boy wo protected by rows of palm trees that is a very important fact, as without from the Athlophoros while taking it, sixteen year* old (“who often worrire to of soda, pepsin, prepared cows' udders, "Von might walk in the shade all day. together with coloring matter." One that nothing of its alm* would be and that the benefit received has been know what he can do") and several more patent, issued to S. F. Cochran. He was struck, as most propio were. practicable, and with it success can not permanent admits of no doubt John­ younger mtanbers of the family, deter­ thn honors paid to the sacred elebe wanting. Both Europe and America son Stephens, Hazel Green, Wia. mined to make a thorough test of the 1882: “A compound composed of caul ants, which extended even to washare to be called upon to furnish teacher* “new industry for women, children and and kidney, beef sueta. cotton-seed oil Thirty-six mules were drowned Thurs­ g their feet in silver basins, and ho for native women who wl*h to receive invalids" advocated by the Washington and ground slippery elm bark.”—Ohio day in a colliery at Preston, Fn. mentions how wild elephants were instruction and artL fit for tho proBureau of Agriculture and by various Farmer. captured by anointing decoys with a Harry A. Whitman furnishes the fol­ schemers not in Government employ. Our Country Home says that an agri­ peculiar scented ointmcnL When a 'feMlon, and pecuniary aid is pledged Misplacing confidence in these interost- culturist who spends his money in ex­ both in India and England. What this lowing, to swell the long Het or similar association will do fc£ India, it will do testimonials: “The undersigned, n resi­ ing representations she last spring perimental fanning for the good of his white elephant was caught, each mer­ Imught eggs, a book of “directions, and race deserve* well of mankind. He is chant had to make donation of half a for the world abroad also; for it can not dent of Fort Wayne, Ind., having been \I7ANTKD—Ladle* and gentlemen la city W country to take light work at their < '.elephnnts of war the about the middle uf May started opera­ obliged to take his reward chiefly in the' ducat. Of but raise tho average of health, and it afflicted with fever and ague and chron­ ' King had no fSwer than five thousand. tions in a warm room: must of neoossity prove a great barrier ic diarrhma, was told to try Mishler’s knowledge that be is trying to do some “The worms soon began to make good. Manv “fancy farmers" are ridi­’ In the country were mines of ruble*, to the spread of contagion In those hot­ Herb Bitters, I followed the advice and mand for our work and furnish steady empli »M AddmasrtmstMnp. crown mf things lively. They were fine feeders culed by their practical neighbors. Th is[ sapphires and spindles.—Loudon GMe. beds of contagion with which the Orient have the satisfaction to state they effect­ COMTANY, IM Vine St.. Cincinnati. Ohio. and a very healthy family. Well, after is not a very good way to make them abounds, not only by putting a direct ed a cure. I was induced to give this a week or two, it took four and some­ useful. If they have money and time end to much disease, but bv teaching certificate for the benefit time fire of us four hours a day to feed enough, let them test and experiment. to hear of the resignation of Dr. Pierce the method* of taking care of it, of llarly situated." them and cieia trays, and before they Let the practical people stand back if as a Congressman lo devote himself avoiding contact, and of dteinfeoting. Sam pliner, Adler *• Co., jewelers, wound up their Ihlhid^ss life became they will, and watch these experiments, solely to his labors as a physician. It almost a burden to th* little onta. But prepared to take aArantage of evert was because his true constituents were »o that in time exqp the plagues of tne Cleveland, have failed for 850,000, 1 encouraged them by the rich harvest good feature. N o one in this age stands the sick and afflicted everywhere. They Eart may cease to decimate that portion There are certain liniments which will of the globe.—Harper't Ba»ar. in store for them, and we kept it up.” ready to claim that agriculture is per­ will find Dr. Piercell “Golden Medical deaden pain. But It soon returns. St. To shorten the story, told tn detail m fect yet. Let the experimenters work Discovery’* a beneficent use of his sdenJacob's Oil goes to the root of the mal­ The Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, on: but be careful bow you follow them tlllc knowledge in their behalf. Con­ —Btahop Foster, of th* Methodist ady, and the sufferer ta permanently we note that at last the Beason’s crop until their new Bystems are absolutely sumption, bronchitis, cough, heart dis­ Church. atamiMionarv meeting In New cured. Fifty cents. was forwarded to the "Women's Silk established^_________________ ease. fever and ague, intermittent fever, York the ether day. after oayiug that The steamship Normandie, from "utture Ansoctation of Philadelphia,” the English flag protected tni-aionnrv dropsy, neuralgia, goitre or thick neck . MMMN e. A paragraph in “the papers" informs and all diseases of the blood, are cured work on more than a third of tho globe Havre, has arrived at New York. the public that a “dashing and talkative- by this world-renowned medicine. Its said: ••Here we come, from our palacei individual has been swindling the far­ properties are wonderful, its action and princely farms, and subscribe fifty The recent statistics ot the number ot land*. • pimdly 1 received an answer saying mers of Somerset, Fayette and Bedford magical. By druggtate. eente a head for thia great undertaking. death* show that a largo majority die ur ladies are in the country, but counties, Pa., by taking orders for It i* a burning disgrace that excite* with consumption. This disease may'*■ back next week and attend to lightning rods and weat her vanes, to be three doll*: Throat-ail seldom gvta well of itself, pity and dtagurt. Hero we han. been, Rsinrea.* Veil, we waited again, but deepens until it undermines the our own board of twelve Btahup* and t reniember hew long. Finally constitution, wastes away health, i- .-------- for a Balsam lor the throat and lungs, which njr T. Colgbovf. 4 a check for seventy ecats! I has a “winning way” that secured some strength and flesh, and finally fastens s bwn tilled is guaranteed to cure and relieve all >5,000 in advanced payments The itself on the lungs, completing the wreck world waiting cases. Price 6P omta and >1. Trial Company he cialms to represent has no and ruin of the whole man. Dr. BigeJARM FOB SALE. existence. When will ail fanners learn 10 Cur” the 01117 Bftre"8ure to look with distrust upon tho perfect work of a whole fam- rtrMger who uk* for their money? aU throat, and It C W l*almer, of Western New vJrkMmtKh\>’f the needful and benefwiit dtacipliiu- <>f IK” came in the comforni of C«Md» Thirties m clover •eed Thus bis farm became studied. Srty years since, with this “worst o weed’ 7 He triM many ways to get nd of them—mowing, hoeing, salting( etc. hut the plague multiplied until he hud -thi-stles in wheat, thhillre ini Mg, thisUre in corn, thisUre in grass, thistles in everything raised. ^I»ut_noW hlfl hundred acres of land. that, five mro woh a complete mat of them, is wholly clear—tne result of treatment mentioned in The Germantown Tele^bou«h the ground in June, drag in Michigan Central K3Si.i asx: I CURE FITS! �— NEWS ITKMS. WINTER’S ICY BREATH. POLYGAMY’S IH:OM. Mr. Bdmunde* Pet Bohome Adopted by the Senate. Cold Wnwe of Unprecedented Area and Severity Departn>*nL fa its report crops, just out, puts rninoi the corn-growing Btatea, corn exceeding any other by l.OOU.OOO acres, and the amount produced being 25,OOO.O(H) bushel* greater than a»y, other 8taL-. low* rank* eeeond and Miwiouri third. Illinois alao leads in th* production gOW TH* cot**** OOMMtTTKK ■TAWD*. veAMnmnoit, Jan. lO.-The Senate passed th* Utah bill Friday by a vote ol 38 yea* to 7 nays and'then adjourned uutU Monday The 8enntnra voting nay were Mmorr Blair, Call, Gibeou, Hampton, M»* Vote "US M lolkiaa; House -4 RcnrweenMtivea, having carefully canvaaaed the Coinage Com tn ittew, atatee that n m*j<irity is opposed to the eont^ued coinage ot th- • ilrrrdollar, bntit iadeddedly in favor of bi-metallism. Ifale’* district ia Kentucky there fa talk Opk< aeeuniption that Mr. Cnrifale will be elected United State* Senator to succeed Mr. Beck. reports that Minister Phelp* hue learned that Great Britain will not adopt a bi metallic standard; that Minister MeLane finds the American ratio of (diver and gold distaateful to France, while Minister Pen­ dleton del* res Unit Germany will not join an international bimetallic union except ia company with England and Kna*ia. Jackboxvvlui, Fla., Jan. 11.—Tbeeold Saturday night and Sundayyraa intense throughout Florida, the lowest point the thermometer reached here bring 81 degrees above cero at thvSignalBureau. At Ocala, South Lake. W*ddu and other place* It waa the great Ireeie of February 8, 183u, when all the orange tree* throughout the the thermometer registered 19 degives, and tbs trees were not killed uul right, but were stripiied of thrir frnlt and follags. The orang,* on the (roes are now frosen hard. Intrrviswg with prominent orange­ growers in vanoas section* of the Slate been marketed, leaving about oue quarto gathered and in the |mrki>ig houses, ann the othnr quarter still ou th* tree*. The will probably Acch >600.(88). In tense anxiety ie felt b^tbe grower* throughout deplcwdmr A. . ' Tim Catholic population ol Wieeonata to laid to tie 438.800. Cliolrr* cguaed the death of eight hun­ ted Log* in Wabaali County, Ind. John Hupper, Mayorol JackaonviDe. Ill., Fire la Michael street. Mobile, on Friday eetroyed property to the value of >160,00V, ineurance, >110,000. Thuwwlay by Inaendiariae. causing a lose ot >10,000. Three person* wero arrested or ■unpirion. 8al>er Gesley, ol the agricultural ma­ chinery manufacturing firm of Gesley Bros., Beloit' Wis., died Thursday morning, aged forty-four. Giles H. Turner, *x-Mayor nf Dee Moinas, la., and who wn* also an ex-member of the lUiooia J/ogialature, died Wednesday, aged Wtrtte M*yJ>r Bratt, of ZnuMvUle, 0.. wm removing property from a burning house Friday be woe fatally injured by being strutk by a falling Umbsr. Thomae J. Overton, of Ga., shot himeell dead because his sixteen-year-otd son beeatpe drunk on whieky for which h* had fifty Mata on the dollar. JauiM G. Blaine, at a legislative banquet »*nntr here. At Un o'clock fant night the recently adopted in Maine. i* I eg «hrtree .Kaseuibly of i tali cotnemng longm see«lons of lungn ceodmss .cononeno* alu-rr and November. Cihis .ler tsunds Antl-I'olygsxn- bill pa hl a u: gukl b'U fl-r known <m the island. OH resident* say the only cold ■pell rx<-> eding the prearnt one in lay ou the ground thrm «<t nil uuuaual upprnrnnce, .and hundred* r l.'tih icowm*>■■■ liiocapacit* of vita ■bUdieta toii'hcrlt * tn there pi open, roved and.annulled: that *0 note ol length,' debate, the KnaldteiXMitton nf the bill tnott notable ol eli ch it by c*>r|>oration. It aball be (he, • AtMiiiur Gvnvral of the Cm ted ias to turfed to the t’n ted State* the rly of <-ori®rut one obta nod or held in bulldmg «i.»n •Id and «x'Vt»- look— many ol them for the flint time place*. Tn the colored population, many ot whom have never »reu such a field of ice, Itwasnn object <>f wuuder. A epeeinl Iropi Engle Pas* says: The thermometer *«■ 10 above xero ou Frida night. The Rio Grande U covered with ran and (all tsk n* part In th* dlMUMion Benaipr Teller chsinp oued the ceuse nf the MornMUKt~' — lygamy to t Uiey bad been He woe a to the cuuld ctirreac*. The Mexican population alon the border, who are Bly prepared to with­ stand such' severe- weather, haw sulfercd greatly. The loss uf stock is considerable the cold snap was brief. Th* continuous northwest wind has driven the water out .hrougl: th* cluuinel, exp^aing the oyster beds and shells on the banka lor miles along Galvreton Bay. Th* m three to five inches, which ia some­ thing unprecedented in thia vicinity. be the duty ot the Att<nn-> General to bring smt tu dissolve Mid c<>n-or*llo« sud ’.—The Sonat- yesterday rairgeati Mi**beta*tl- Territory at once, so na to wecuro an eqi.al repie*<-ntal><><i of the people Adlib ter? Is HMdcpunl-hBble tp inipr.Soiimeut fur not more thau threw jrwrs. and in *mm of month* imprisonment or one hundred dot ofbcisls spponued i>y Vnited Btstrs M*r-bal< th* oIHcr of Biiner'n Beltro,*. established by I Government axMitnud* t-> pciwme employing • Ouvtet labor. Mr. Ki. a» ottered a concur- called SILVER AND GOLD. ofilcal The bill *i«o vrorldr* that mnrroijre tnd.i. Indian Affairs. WeiibomiTwr ■; Jab TNeUbMo ); Judtcterr.Tuchor <Va.J: Ihu ini sml Currency, «'in tin <Pa); TerrKorl Hill -Or. Mines and Mining, i Lsidj ,M( tw-ifc Hrutds. 7i>nMkmort<*a iTlur ■; 8*fo i ■, K-lridue Michi: I'ateota MHcu(Vonn i. Account* 8pr«*e .If. Y.»: jloux. Turner ><)*>: Oumuv-roe, Keegan Wive v-a.i; Publ c llU'Idings and (irouiai* InbMEiS. v>............. ......... • s.’lH.i, Kiex 31 Claim*. 8printer 'O >; Pfivsttr f-nnd Hatsell 'Kyi: DMtr'ct of Columbia, r <Va.i; Kvrloon of >dlefw* Oates _ ... ... Traffic. Campbell (O.k ibelic Liquor Wssiiixoton. Jan- 11.—Senate- Van Wyck an<k Rcpreeentative *t)oreey, of Ne­ braska; JudgwCarr, delegate from Wyo­ ming. nud Mnjor Llewellyn, lately agvute of the Mescalero Indians, called upon the President Saturday In reference to hie re­ ported purpose to nrmore General Crook from the command ol th* troops operating against the Apaches. They roprsweuted that much anxiety had oeen created in the West by tho report, where General Crook, by reason ., ... . L.-J —J t — prvcialion. Ths President spoke admir­ ingly ol General Crook, and assured his visitors that no serious purpose ot . removing him had been entertained. He said Genera' Crook should hav* all be wgnted — the whole army, otoct the settlers and punish t>Fsavages. »(the President) waa determined these objects ehoukf be accomplished. The gentlemen then called upon General flheridun in reference to tho earn* subject, and e are in a dying condition. In Washington County the farmers were taken unawares, aud whois flock* of sheep, which had not been properly sheltered, are.reported te have (rosea to death. The snow blockade on the railroads to almuet unprecedented. No attention has been paid to schedules and nil train* are from <>■« to flfleeu hour* fate. In many in•fauces train* have l**en alianduued. and been entirely suspended. - •hall be deemed luoeat and eunl We*ntN«n>M, Jan. 8.—The following ia the l*et of Cliairuian of thrmnst important House committer*. aaaiinouneadby Speak­ er CnrIUle »er<> all of yesterday. P**«rngvre on the enow-bound train* experienced <M>i-*idetaide inconvenience Ironi told and hunger, but they were generally disposed U» take things good naturally. Great euHrriiite among live dock ie rrpdrtsd. Al the East Company. Mr. John J. Valentine, ha* iwjod hi* anmtnl statement of production dnr year. It shows that th» Btatee nnd Terri lories west ol the Missouri 'Kiver, inshiding British Columbia ,and tweripfe by express from th* west <V*st States ol Mexico, prffilured e* lol low*: Gold, >27 '41'0.291. silver. > !6.»b9.»3B; • upper, >7.838,03G; lead, >8.502,991, total. >00,181,260. Gdifornia leads, of rouroe, in the production of gold, the total lor die vsar having been approximately >12,338.000. Cnlumdu folk.we with >2,(>53,000; Dakota stands third and very cloee to Colnrndo, with >2.C0G.U23; Montana ie fourth, with >2,094.000, Nevada filth, with >1,253.365. ami Idaho six th. with >1,105,946. No other Blate or Territory produced quite three-qunrteni <>• a mRlinn. Colorado flood ia now doiug incalculable damage nt the “flato,” a large tmet lying between the Oswego River and th* caual. Th* upper part I* occupieri by large flouring mill* and many other manufacturing concern*, and the low»r portion by the homeso! hundreds of workingmen^ ) i A great*jam ol ire and snow twgnn to form in the river Saturday, nnd the wqter gradually set back on the finte. The water roes all nijflrt and yesterday morning the aguinat the Toledo company for 160,000 Suicide by gas waa th* fate of Richard Bailey, In Clilrago. He woe the fiisl man to prtMhire in tho United BUtee th* comic oiwtk of “I’atieore," with hi* wife f'n th* auction in Monroe, Ga. P. K. Campbell, a Chicagoan, Iwuglit a >3,000 elephant foi >1,000. and Adam Forvpnngb got two Hons (or >400. At Batavia, N. Y., the 8t. J a mew Hot*’ waa burned Friday morning, two men !>*ing s^-rionsly wounded by jumping fruiu th* fourth story. The lose is >50,000, with ineurauee at >26.000. A tank containing thirty thousand bar­ rels ot oil took fire at the Standard Wotke, in Cleveland, Wednesday morning, and burned for aereral huuis. Th* Tom to placed at >80,000. autliorilies out ol >180,000. At the request of the Panama Canal Com­ pany. the French Government will send M. llousaeau to inspect the cut, preliminary to advancing sufficient money to complete the work or dropping ths ecbemeinto oblivion Mrs. Lotlie Griffin, a colored woinar David (linden, who was prevented nr. Friday- from leaping from the Bruoklyc bridge, reported himself, bis wife ami font children in n i>l*rving condition. The crowd in Uie Police-Court coutributed free­ ly to rejieve the family. Dr. E. M. Nelson. President ol the West Rutland (Vl.) Marble Company, was armt«d Fridav for complicity In the einbe* xlemetit ol funds (rum tho Lancaster Na­ tional Bank nf Clinton. Mhm. A deUvUvt returned to Boston with nbout >115.(NX in money and securities which b* found cue eve led near Tinmouth. VL Lnttpoa. Jan. GERManreMEDY Forhin^*" when the product waa S4S.133.U30. meeting of Melhodiat, Baptist and Presby­ terian churches last night prayer* were of­ fered for the abatement ot the flood. windlaee, and io itn ■aronariuua con dition. llurg'nry or attempted burglary i* punishable will: death in North Care Hua, and Baiitli will probably be hanged. Battmc Caaaa, Mich., Jan. «.—Nene ol the family of Dr. Martin White-, of thi* city, having been eeeu Since Bunday night, the neigiilxire broke into the house Friday and found Uf. and Mr*. White and their two children with their throats cut, with a butcher-knife, ax* and rasor near by, smeared with blood. White ia thought to have killed the children while Mr*. White was at ehuich, and then to have etruck Aer with an axe on her return home and finished th* deed with th* rator, Missouri Pacific passenger train wae wrecked by euow in the •• Downing cut " about eight mile* north of here, after pau ing tbta nlacv Thursday evening. Con­ ductor Joan A. Brown and Mail Meeimiget Pullmati started to walk back to this place lot assistance. In walking over a bridge near here, Pullman elip|wd nnd loll, breaking the bone of hie left iegbetwrea ths knew and ankle. Conductor Brown carried him to this dty, a distance ol several miles. The wind was blowing a blixxard and the r. w. wii- OUGHflURE Default having been made In the condition* sSre. THE MARKETS. QKets. cornea । 4SEK9 JKfNNUAlL S'i^rop. 1886.^! CONSUMPTION, ■ mlw** tea ItefMlt bating of a crruln mortgage mode by us Wartwr and KalieWa- ler hto Fife, McLorvey, dotoil Aurn»t »U> A. IV cordrd la the office ol the Register of Deed* far the county of Barry aud state of Mlcblgsu, on the 2Mh day of August, A. D. ISR3. lu Liber No. Si of inurtage*. ou Page 42X Haid mortage wa* rlreu to saenre Uie imyineut Of seveo hundred dollars wtlh Interval at the rale e( reven per ---- —----------------.---- <1,1® Mimuallv from its >eare tram the date: dulyaxaqnied by xald IVoke on the :tsth day Bute of Michigan—In the Clrartt Court tor th* County of BarryIn Chancery. Royal W. 1-eake.complainant, vs. Henry WlWs and l-buebe M W111K, defendant*. Fifth Judicial Circuit—In Gbaneery. Upon due proof by affidavit that Phoebe M. Willis, one of the defeodaaU tn the above enttOotambla. aad m mottaa st Xsapgsa * Vm uSiSa. ------ rr the bfU of eoarpfatat. Bled m th* saM within four.mouths the dale_K_I> of this -I.- ■>..1.1 Kill from —■ K- ■botdd anyarfsun said Interest or an; imrt tberrof cm any day wben-oc Uie same fs made payable, ae tbervin and from thenceforth CHICAGO paper printed Barry once *> confnaed ; and further, that this order l)l!»hed within twenty days from thia date 1.1- >MK-M<-a •aid trust. Tlien-tipoti It !• ordered, that Wednesday, the ITtfa day of February, L wewuey «• X»>»w <tB>*wn. Ko S Bpr ug...... —-t* M CLUD UHtiHSIV Sb> of Michigan. County ofHarry. -a*. At a wulonof lire Probate Court fur theCnaa- In the inuUer deceased. run it-Good to cti Fstenu . . WHKAT-io sited. ah night, and waa brought back to thi* place yewterday morning. (Jll, Io town three a) north of range nlM (S went, containing righty acre* more or lese u eorrflr.r tn government survey. Dated Dec. 17th. A. D. 18*5. JULIA rvRTIB, 3rd day of Derrtr. irlrh! hundrnl and — LIVM 8T0CK-C*ttle filieep............. Hup.................. on SATURDAY THE Itth DAY bou»c. In the elty of UaCngt, ■aid county of Barry. Michigan, (that being t place of holding the circuit court for tbr coun nf Harry) where Mid premise- are situate there will be ------ -sold al public aucllon. . or vendt .. . CHAU. B. IIAVKR, Att'y for Mortgagee. 1! suddenly swelled and overflowed their Uly, at Meet for her appearsnee. Dated Cits Slst day at Dersnber, A. D. IM st Cbartotte. In stodcircuit A. Hong an. Cl null Judge. J^OW HEADY xorriub-f kwaety.. ■even children in a destitute condition. Thursday afternoon about two o’clock reptenfahing Mr*. Witooc act of charity. Wilson Good to (Wee [>« KODS-Froeh FLOUR—feint* for dell ven as hundredths twenty Ove dot ar* aad no *uU ar pr law haring been Inal Hated to reeover A useful book, full of information for Barry County people, cuBcerning their own county. m. UIU. rotam. Will be Given XSS Janaoa, Mi**., Jan. 9.-The Democratic members of both houess of ths Legislature ■ell at to every subscriber of the Ban who pays for the paper one year I vance. It will be dell vered by or at their respective malBbc pl pay for the Banxkm m »U It can also be bad on same office, 2d story of Abstract KAffT LIBItWTY. bSngdeXSbjrtaiW Guiaoow, Jaa. 8.—There I* great daetitu JEAFNESS BALTtMORB. L . Tie Barry Gouty Aiual. At august*. *i Central Railroad' I• s-5to aetheiroww brought 000 Met KNAPI’EN & VAN ARMAN, Butcher* Stool that General Oook’a removal wna not con­ templated ately preceded it. The exportaWons of do­ mestic tnerchandies during the year amounted to a I tUe over >680.00<>.<XX> in value, a falling off of nearly >80,000,000. aa compared with last year. The country seems to have under­ stood the situation, however, for ft immediately reduced in about the same proportion its purchases abroad, for the Guportatione Ml off nearly >75.000,000. being in the year only >580,000,000. The importations happily continue a little Ism timu the exportations, n Imlaoce ot about di.ltig business In the state of Michigan, v*. Dxnh l F. BHey-In attarhmeut. Notice is hereby given that on the tenth day November. A. D. 1W. a writ of attachment wm duly Issued out of the Cl resit Court, lor th* county at Harry, at the suit of Canpou « Brrtoeh Leather <’o . a corporation doing bMtnem to the Blate of Michigan, the above Mined ptaluttf ■galnat the lands, tcoenvenU.good■ and ckatteto, moneys and effects of Dante! F. Bltev, (be do- per xmiuni. and the cost* and expenses allowed >y law. Including the attorney tne of thirty dolsrs a.* provided for tn said mortgage. Bald i— -- 11.—The International One of th* occupant* then lighted the tire, and rather than euffucate Smith shouted tactorim. Powp’ita<Co.,0)S In earn. Bo Wall BL N. Y. the eaine.at luednteel thto line hundred and slxty-tv* all the European Government* a complete WiLMiKOvuit. N. C., Jan. 11.—With intent’ Foil* POWDER Absolutely Pure. mortgage* on )t*e ItT. by which default the power of sale In Mid mortgage contained has PROMPT. Smith decided to enter by the chimney, but hymnbook in her hand. It ia the general opinion that White was insane. —The American colony in Paris numben about 3,000 people, bat the ahopkeepen say it to worth more to the trane of the French capital than its 30,­ 000 Germans and 28.000 Italians com­ bined. nu cmabum s. vnegy ta.utnmax ■*. mil* 1870 wn* >44,880,888 in 1877. The silver product for the same year was >45.846,- —An Ohio man claims to have a wife who never ulu him for money. He neglects to uy whether the old lady haa been epeechleae from birth or whether she simply holds him down and goes through hto wallet without wasting breath.—Burlington Haurkcye. —In every department of knowledge noble men and women are bearing aloft the touch of science to make light the dark places of earth for tlft benefit of man. but it will still be a long white before human wisdom can make out why a change of weather te‘bad for corns.— Exdutnge. —Young lady (who has lost returned from the summer resorts)—“O, Clara. I've had such a delightful time; and conquests! you wouldn't beliare me if I were to tell you of the number I have made." Clara— “O yes I would, but some other time, dear. I have just been liatening to yoar brother Jack tedl of hto success at fishing, and I'm a trifle tired.’’—AT. F. Ttmci. —A Waco, Texas, woman met a friend who did not seem to be in good health. “How do you feel this morning?" "Poorer; I’m feelin’ right bad. You see I hate to watch over my husband all tho time.’’ “Is he sickF’ -No; if ho was sick I wouldn't have to watch him. He to in good health. That’s what’s the matter with him.”—Taiu Bijlingt. t . * ent time, compiled in the hope u! -bringing collective action of th*- Government* rung and th- firemen and ritiaena gen­ in an , attempt to *«>>>pr«M gaming Ti<» number «r erally hurried to the scene. All the in M<mte Carlo. rOw-'boata obtainable wvre carried suicide* in the Hurt eight year* wee 1,830. about equal to one-fuurlh ol the puntfla­ thither, and the jxxiple were rescued from thetr dwellings, in many caare tion u( Momico. The mnjor part of th* from second stories. The waler hnd pul out victims were Italian, French nnd Rnsaian, the fires, and the people Buffered intena-ly one-tenth were Germane. English and from the sever* cold. The rescued were, American names are, happily, very lew landed and property cared fur, and then a*/ Many, ills asserted, were unceremoniously effort was made to save some of the ralua- buried in pauper graves. The Oswego SH® Smith's acooun(." Mr. Smith (dropping into the chair)—-Er—to pay yon a * uo., ot ueneva, bHiitcriamt.nave tn tiiexr importations cf watches to Montreal dur- Saturday on account of ice. and the** alone employ ou* thousand workmen. Borne buildings and much of the machinery on the lower flats have been wrecked, and considerable property has silver. with fiS.71W.000. Next come* Mon­ tana, SI8.1 S3,818; next Utah, >8.88S,373; next Nevada, >7,989,766; next Arixonn, >8,748,780. California produced >8.609,068. The Urgent product of gold in the Khat the hn-nan soul shall worship souicthinj, bat thr ?iM who idolixns a dude coma* abunt m near v mwntiug vaooi'.va* prv-rtrt pogglbUti. * will par mit.—OH OUj/ Derrick. —Mr. Smith (to country editor)— “My name ia Smith. I have fast dronnad fa to pay you'‘ chair)-“All nsnss.'S’ �Hastings Banner. VISIT FROM KIDD. rate debta__________________ A®or<U»» U>U» flwtrrfer • UH® country fl the <x*t of tbewme nrtfcll1 ta Europe. to tho duty levied on Um utme. To «bo<r that thi« 1> utterly fnlse, we have but to state one case. The duty on prints I* oent3 P*r J’arrf’ The best standard prints are sold in Hastings for eente per yard-or one cent per yard leas than the duty on the same. This disposes of the free trade "7deerr their own country, ite fallacy that “a tariff is a tax." six guns'riding at inebor off the tetend. HABTUiOS,Mion- D This Lord John was a targe, hearty roan, who lived generously, wm ••clever” to the Indians nnd squaws, and had ao much ability In affaire that, although he married four times and spent a great deal of mouey, he por­ tioned off hte daughter handsomely and left u large estate nt his death. He wax not a person to be scared by a myaterioos armed sloop; ao, after she had lain in eight two days without making any sign, he put off in a boat, to board her and inquire what she was. As he came up over the aide. Captain Kidd—till then unknown to him—received him with the traditional poHtenaas of a thriving desperado, ana asked after the In free trade England coffee and tea, two gft the prime necessaries of life for the laborer, are taxed for the benefit of in England, bow much wiser her tan Swt S leave the inference that the the government, while the silk and sat­ ins for the rich enter duty free. K l-0" “““ U1,t f . STATE NEWS. AmKiMU Ubor-r uml« protertlon. The old Antlsdel House. Detroit, te M uwrtloa.i. toth-OTdiUoa of about to give place to a fine new busi­ in answer to Lord John's inquires, he said that he wax on his way to Lord ness block. the Kmtltob laborer Bellomont at Boston: would Gardiner to. An>«ie»» ’"’"““‘L.u Two Manton hunters took from one terly I«teebjtl>« twUmcmr of inWU- tree, recently four coons, one porcupine do him the favor to carry two negro boys and one negro girl Mhore. pa, Innin m l»u« <=°'u“ri“’ » and a mouse. to be kept there until he reThe Kalamazoo Gazette -pied" ite edi­ returued or sent an order for them? .dl „ by the act thi thouMnd. rf torial page Sunday morning. Let the Gardiner consented, and went back to Enslbh Uborera «*k homM In mantle of charily hide the scene. the island. The next morning Kidd Mod eKhy<~. which thej wouM £ Three men at Crystal Falls killed one resumed intercourse by sending aahore do If they did not better their condition poor little deer last week. Three men a request that Gardiner should come ou . by coming here. Cerefully prepnred of Crystal Falte were fined 8117 for board at once, and bring six sheep with table, were made but a few yean alnce. their fun. him. Thin wax rather forcing the ac­ „ the American consul! in foreign Mrs. John Farm, living on Nebraska quaintance, Gardiner may have thought; but hr complied. Thereupon Kidd countries, showing the arerage wages Hill, near Ishpeming, was bitten by a paid in each government of Europe to dog several months ago, and she te promptly ripened acquaintance into Intimacy, and asked him if he could the different classes of laiiorers. Farm showing symptoms of hydrophobia. spore a barrel of cider. Lord John Mrs. Jackson of Marcellus, while once more proved neighborly, and laborers, who board tbenywlvea get f3,fluper week in England; with board. alighting from a Grand Trunk train six found that he could spare the cider, years ago received serious injuries. She eondiug two of his men ashore to fetch 82,00 per week. Women workers on has just received 81.250. from the com­ ■it. While waiting for their return the farm without beard get 8LW a week pany. Kidd got out from hte cargo two in England; 81.15 with board. Our Joe Moss. of Battle Creek, was last ••pieces" of damaged Bengal muslin— farmer friends can compare these fig­ week fined 825 and given thirty days in a rare and valued fabric in its pristine ures with those paid the same class of jail for assaulting his brother’s wife. state—which he put into a bag and re­ laborers in Michigan. In Liverpool. It Is said he poured kerosene oil over quested Gardiner to take as a present her and then threatened to set fire to It. to his wife. It ia likely enough that the England, the average weekly wages of Surveyors are now at work on the pro­ Captain, seeing in hearty Lord John a those engaged in the house building posed line of the independent track of capacity for such things, producud trades Ls 88.M; Chicago 811.80; New the T. & A. A. railroad from Durand to some al hte fifty-shilling rum, or threeYork 813. In the general trades, the <) w two. Will some one Inform an anx­ hundred-pound Madeira to be tasted. wages paid in Liverpool. England, are ious crowd which way that road tent Something, at any rate, warmed him up to increased generosity, for "in about 88,14; in the same trades in Chicago, going next? Frank White, a young dftrk in the a quarter of an hour” he presented the the average is 812^3: in same trades in Lord of the Isle with some muslin for Nt w York dty. S12JH1. Now these are Fort Huron post office, pleaded guilty hte own use. When the men came back on Saturday of stealing money from a the facts as gleaned from the consular letter which passed through his hands, with the barrel of cider he gave them reports to our government, and they and was sentenced to one veal* in the four pieces of gold for their trouble. Furthermore, after getting ready to prove beyond question that the wages House of Correction. sail, he offered to pay for tne cider, but of farm bands, and of skilled artisans □The low lands in the of Gardiner protested that he was suffi­ Battle Creek are said to L -----, --------, are about 50 per cent more in this coun­ ciently rewarded by tho present to hiz try than in England. But the free adapted to the raising of celery, and an wife. They parted at list, and Kidd, effort is going to be made to wrest trader will say that thia extra 50 per Kalamazoo’s laurate from her brow but gallantly firing a salute of four guns, cent will no more than pay the differ­ the latter pl®re has got most too big a stood for Block Island. Hi* purpose in lingering in these , ence between the cost of the necessaries : start. waters was to get rid of hte ausnicimH of life in this country and England. A special to the. Kalamazoo Daily freight before going to Boston. During Triepraph from Charlevoix says: An ­ We turn to the same sources for in­ hte stay near the island two New York formation on this point. A pound of drew Schaffen attempted to walk from sloop* took off part nf hi* cargo, and East Jordan to Ironton Sunday night bread costs the same in Liverpool. Chi­ while drunk. He was found Monday three days later he returned from Block Island in company with another ne­ sago and New York. Flour costs 20 morning frozen to death sixty rods farious doop, which relieved him of per cent more In Liverpool than in |few from home. chest* containing plate and gold and November 12 Loute Peeke, of Centre­ other good.*. ThTs time Kidd again sent York; 25 percent more in Liverpool than in Chicago. Beef costs the Liver­ ville. aged 10 years, swallowed a pin for Gardiner • and committed to bis which lodged in hte right lung and charge a chest, a box of gold, a bundle pool laborer an average of 18*-t rents caused an inflammation which was pro­ of qutlta and four bales of gpods. The per pound for the different cuts. Same nounced necessarily fatal. The child box of gold, as Gardiner afterward* coughed and suffered until December solemnly deposed, wm destined by 31, when the pin was expelled, and the Kidd for Lord Bellomont. AU the centa, in Chicago an average of 9J* eente. boy te rapidly recovering. •.reasure and merchandise wm buried The various cute of mutton cost in Kev. Daniel Osborn, of the Lyons in some swampv land near Cherry Liverpool 18 cents per pound; same in Baptist church, is always doing some­ Harbor, beside Homa Pond, within a New York cost 12 eente; in Chicago 11 thing extraordinary. Last Sunday mile of the manor-hoitae, to be kept for cents. Various cute of pork, fresh and evening he stopped short in the midst ] Kidd or hi* order. “If I call for it and it ix gone." Kidc salted, cost an average of 27 cents in of an interesting sermon, called upon i Liverpool; same in New York costs i»S the congregation to rise, and dismissed declared to Lord John. “I will taki them with the benediction, making no your head or your son’a"—fleorge Pur nts: Chicago 9 cents. The articles explanation for the irregular action. lard, better, cheew. potatoes, ripe, coal, Mrs. Collins, of East Tawas, separat­ milk, i*ggM. catmeal, tea, coffee, sugar ed from her husband. Albert Collins, FOUR CENTS A DOZEN. and soup cost in Liverpool 10 per cent several years ago. Shortly afterward years, was stolen more than in New York; 5 per cent her little boy. aged ■ more than in Chicago. The articles men­ from her. For three nnd a half years Among the thousands at toilers in be was missing, until a few days ago, tioned above are the principal necessar­ he was returned to her. It has since this busy dty there is a elans of female ies of the laboring man, and as will transpired that the father had stolen workers who earn thr most miscnible be seal are cheaper in this country than him away and secreted him. Hte pittances, and while organised trkdea In England. In clothing and woolen second wife, however tired of the boy and labor unions are moving for re­ and sent him to.lds mother. goods, except the most expensive cloths, form and seeking to better their Henry Larvy and Joseph Menard are there is little difference in cost in Eng­ smart Alecks, living at Vienna. Monroe condition. Humc poor women have land and America, an prints and sheet­ county. These boys have been at log­ no prospect of increasing their pay. ing. the price in America is cheaper gerheads for some time, and to settle Ono young woman, in charge of tne workroom in an up-town £y goods than in England. It in only when we the difficulty they determined to resort store, said that four cents a dozen waa get into the more expensive fabrics that to the duello. Bare fists were the paid for cutting and hemming pocket weapons decided upon, but a thought­ there is any perceptible difference in less deputy sheriff appeared upon the handkerchiefs, and two cents per down price* in England and our .own land. scene before either kid was sufficiently for smoothing and folding them. One Such arc bought by the well-to-do and punished, and the fight was declared a good worker can do twelve dozen a dax ridi, who can afford to pay the duty if "draw.” A little girl is at the bottom —forty-eight cents. Equally low priced of the unpleasantness. are paid for shirt* and ladies' under­ they are not content with home-made garments. . goods. Free traders may quibble as Mont of the tabor is done itt home by they have and will; but they can never young women who live with poor par ents. but they work loti" hours one convince intelligent men that the Amer­ eke out u rather miserable existence ican laborer does not receive larger The competition is carried on in under wages than his English brother, and gahmmte to such an extent that em­ can buy more of the necessaries of life ployers endeavor to obtain work at tbs with a dollar than can the English very lowest wages and dictate such terms ax they see fit. As low as four wage-worker. oenU is paid for tho sewing on a shirt, With whom shall her life companion —--- L>L_ - ■ -- - - ■ - - - - and these garments are sold untaunIn a recent issue, the Bannkh stated dried al die low figur. of eighty centa that the republican administration had each, while the actual cost, inclutfing made a yearly payment of from seventy labor, material and cutting, is twentyOne friendly gnup of the band. five to one hundred millions of dollars five centa. Snob garments are sold in LBd the depth of her aHcrtlon •f the bonded debt During Arthur's dry goods store* at much lower prices than in the fashionable furnishing administration it averaged that much, her only to love her, goods houses, where the priors are Efixysss.™SI now the Journal rises to inquire how doubled, but as long as work is carried this could happen when the bonded debt to the homes of the sewers there is no Httlu-cioaeof the war w 14 82,00),OOOIXJO prospect that better prices will be paid. and is now Sl.HOOfKJO.UdU. At the close The same trouble has been experi­ enced in the cloakmaking and drn*~ of the war the interest bearing dri>t of Ym this lx the cheerina tncuMt making trade, where garments are cur­ the country waa something over two Which doth Ktad nnoUMMfr, ried home after shop hours, and the She’s rwtluK from al! her labors. billions. To-day it is less than the workingmen nnd wombn sew into And her worts do follow her. Si ;«)b,oa),UOO. ae the Journal editor enn the morning hours to earn a few cents Ascertain if ho chooses to tell the truth. additional to the wage* earned by the man in the down-town shop.—N. F. There is nothing gained by palming off Iler hands are tp-uily folded. No sorrow her heart doth stir. Hbe's an«.her * rerttox from 1-. Aw r:«--ta»wr*. Ran. Road Mkkting. -There will boosting Ha editor into the rapidly m it might As to be a meeting on Saturday the 16th, 2 p. m. held at the Court House in this redaction of the bocd- bristles are worth. Ute stated that —A auhterranetw) outlet to the Great Salt Lake of Utah. h*» recently boon found. The take was discovered by Colnnel John C- Frentout in 1846.— aZrtkjo BeraU. ' cently in the composing-rootn of a newspaper st Rockbridge. a- The ceremony wax performed by thr editor, who te awo a preacher. —A tingle ticket from Bo-ton to Den­ ver and return wm reccutiv sold in Boston far 82.481. It earned a part) —btatiteticM of crime In Snw York de not bear out the asmirtiou frequently made that more arresta are made on Sunday than any other day of the week. tion known m having the eye painted, in order that he might not perjure him­ self beyond redemption. He had a vague recvUection of having seen a sign. •’Btaok Eyes Painted Here." while riding on a Third Arenac street car through the Bowery, and he no eordingly mounted the front platform of odu uf these cars and rode down to find the place. He found it without any difficulty in the vicinity <rf Chatham Square, a location where the trade in black eyes ought to flourish, by the The tirat sign, ’Black"Eyes Painted Here.” pointi-d around a corner. Here another sign on a photographer’s case —There te a law jn the Argentine Republic making it an offense, punish­ for four flight* of states wm the sign: able by imprisonment, to offer for sale “Photograph Gallery.' Biack Eyes the photographs of beauties, profea- Painted,” indicating a surprising versa­ sional or otherwise. But in more highly tility on the port of the arttaL Up these civilized countries, a^ Englaud. the four flights of stairs the yotfth with the professional beauties Authorize the ex­ Mack eye toiled perspiringly, and finally hibition nnd sale of their photographs, found himself in the photographer’s re­ nnd receive royalties from the photo­ ception room, where two or three young woman and one cmbarrsMed young graphers. — C/uraya Journal. man were waiting. It wm totally un­ —To teat hte marksmanship a young necessary for tho young man with the man of Sonora fired at a crow. His alm waa bad. for Mbs Eva Hewitt, who waa black eye to announce what he had passing on the highway, received the come for. The eye saved him the nail in ner mouth between her parted trouble, and the young woman in charge of the gallery said: ••GenTman to lips. She suddenly shut her teeth u|wn It and held it Her only injury waa a ’tend to you be out in a minute.” The slight cutting of lips and the freaking other young women giggled, the em- toca, Mlehlnn. and organized under tl borraaxed young mon cheered up a the four <rfMlehijpu, and do!or bn«lt of the enunrl of her two upper front trifle, and the young man with the State of Mlebl4anm>ly teeth.—Chicago Inter Ocean. A W. MAKES. FreeMenL ' black eye looked m dignified anchun—A cat blew up a house in IlPnoif concernoa as wm posrible under the the other day. At least ft is supposed circumstances. she did. She was left alone'in thr It wm a very superior person who. at dwelling, and as an explosion soor thn expiration ot a few minutes, during after occurred, the theory accepted b which' tho patient held a newspaper ’ Itic prrwnt year that she pushed a can of nitro-glycerin* before his face and affected to be in­ DMwl number M from a table where it had careleMiy terested in it, came ont into the recap­ been-pui The cat herself was fouuo tion roam. He did not need to be in­ banging in a tree 500 yard* away, ner­ formed what the young man had called vous but almost uninjured. — Hzchnngr-. .for either, but b*do nim summarily: —The French Government would like ••Como in here!” and led him into tho to give the army the privilege of wear­ ing beards, but feels the neceMitv of first consulting several high military to a chair before the camera. V nnthoritiex. as the opinion* on the sub­ ••I don’t want my picture taken, ydu ject are contradictory. Mean while tin know.” said the young man with the pre*.* falls back on history and finds black eye. and added a feeble joke about that the conquerors of all age-, were looking bettor for a photograph when about eoually divided between shorn his eye rot well. , ; • and unshorn. The black-eye artist ignored the joke —A Chinese merchant w ho has Murtad and said: ”1 icnow you don’t want no from Portland for Hong Kong take* picture." with him an Indian wife and three hqyt Then he proceeded to mix up a ape­ and a girl. At home he will prubabh ries of white paint upon a palette, an introduce his wife as tan Amcricni occupation that Yeon'red «evi»ra! min­ woman, and his relative* will he apt t< utes, during which time the young man with tb« black eye engaged'in a noptform some rather queer ideas «if th< American jieople from thb sample lo*x effort to xtare tho photographer’.* The children speak English. Chines ajwtatant -3 dirt* boy of the Baiie* and thn Indian dialect of their mother type—out of countenance. It wax hopo—San Francitto Alia. less. because the boY-only stared at thy black eye and grinned" Finally the block-eye artist approached widi Ahr NOT AN ENTHUSIAST. pdette. and the young man Mked: • What is tlfU. Stuff? Total eapeotca actually paid during the year.................................. One day la«t summer a man frou Northern Texas moved to San Anton!'* • Well, te there any danger of iu in­ juring my eyeF' punraeu the young with hte family. He had >*ecn looking man. around for a houM*. and yesterday hr ■•Naw,” said the artist, briskly. “Il> found a man who had a house to ren both healing and concealing. Look up near the Alamo. The owner of th> »the root/’ The young man with the black eye strangers were filled with enthudasn guxed uea' enward. and the artist spabout the Alamo, the Ther.uupyhr of | plieti the brush, whereupon the young Texas, and the hbtoric rt luiuiscen •* ' man involuntarily closed hta'eye. I •*<h>en that eye!” said the artist that cling to thn old ruin, so ho uiought he would utilize the location of the . sternly, pausing with hte brush uplifted. STATE OF MICHIGAN • „ Thu young man meekly did as he wm house in obtaining a high rent. Hcoee, corxTvor bakkt < bidden, aud the artist painted the face whan the stranger wanted to know in A W. MATES. PmtorM. i carctMx close clone up to the lids and for what part of town the house wax, the, carefully owner said in a voice quivering with half an inch below. Wiien he got through thn young maa - lace felt as if emotion: a heavy plaster was pasted over it. The ••It is locate*!, my deal sir, within a btack-eye artist brought him a mirror., stone’s throw of that venerable old and. as the other giurd into it, said: relic of Mexican architecture, the his­ ••Don'tgvt anyaoapon that, or rub with toric Alamo, whose broken -oluuins a towel. Fifty centa.” The young man and weather-beaten front nre marktsl found that the preparation was so near­ by shot and shell." ly the color of the skin that (he fact 'The stranger did not know anything CHAA H. BAUER, that it had been applied waa only ap­ about the Alamo, and cared a great parent upon clone scrutiny. He ven­ deal less, but the owner of the j»roncrty tured to ask the artist if he did much kept on gushing about the Alamo, I»efault having been made In thr roodRibaldness. “I paint about two meo thinking the stranger would bp very much impressed. ' ••Has it got a good cistern?" asked Uight tho man who wa* looking for a resi­ huMUrd s-’M dence. •e*Mty4hre Mtan. wnh isterect at the rate ••Certainly, it has. I was only say­ per annum, and pajabJo Now,. hurt. You see a black ere te always her tsl. A. D. IMJ, and annually thereafter. »>' ing that the building was near the worse the second and third days, ana I have to paint it at first »o that the dis­ ••If thar's anv Mexicans living in it now, I don't waA your house. Iftherc coloration spread* underneath. Yea, aaM tafcreMer any part tbereot lor the tp.*it requires skill to paint a man’s eye.” ol UUtty days, the wbnie should become due te one thing I am scared of it te small­ PS**!!-tbwiUi. And default harlnj And the young man with the painted pox. None of us have been vaccinated, sriysvs. ••Why. there have been no Mexicans in the Alamo since before the annexa­ tion of Texas. I was only saying that there it wh* that the heroic Crockett, Travis, and one hundred and ninety gallant men lost their lives.” •‘Why; it can’t be a healthy part of town* Haven't you got a city physi­ cian P Why don’t your Board of Health inspect the place? ' . ••Why, they died in 1836, and their remains were buried near by------ ” ••Your house won’t suit me.- 1 don’t want to live near a graveyard. It gives one the blues, and ft ain t healthy, no­ how.” The owner of Che house explained away the graveyard, and then went on to say that the hardest fight of modern times was undoubtedly that of the Alamo. The AJnino wus famous for its fights. ••I don’t thin* your bouse will do. 1 want to live iu a quiet neighborhood, where thr nei^iibar* ain’t rowing and fussing all the time. That's why I movea away from Dallas in Northern Texa«. There was somebody killed ing 8L200 worth of this common arti- hundred and ninety mvn killed near the Lnw. vnrt want t.n r,inl nw,?" eye passed out into the street, aad wm saluted by the young lady in the recep­ tion room with' the remark: *'Now you look like a white man agin. Next^hue you git into a fight you know where to' come.”—N. Y. Sim. Fire-Proof Writing Paper. A paper which will withstand an im­ mense beat without rendering the writ­ ing illegible, may be made of an asbes­ tos body coated on one or both aides in combination with a thin writing paper coated or impregnated with salt. The heat ha.-, the effect of forming a thin glaau which will combine with the as­ bestos body. The thin coating of salt may be applied to thr paper with a brush or by means of a hath, and com­ bined with tho asbeaton body by the use ^»hat! »e to the TtMTnapplsriver: then- ■ gaaM river to a potat *• that north parallel wifi tho east Vs«the piare of bectnnlnr th. r.< �The Hastings Banner. HABTTNGB. THURSDAY, JAN. M. ISM. Local Advertising Rates: /(Sukdat LAW a* Dr. Fuller, rtf thisi city, was taking a bottle ot medicine> from a shelf, a bottle containing carbol­ ic acid fell, a portion of the' fluid enter­ ing one of his eyw. Dr. ^owrv wa» called, and is in hopee of saving tne eye. has been thoroughly non-partisan in thi* respect He has been Just to ua., and to those who have bad business in। his court He is not a partisan bigot, as is CommiMionar Cadwallader and his “me too" at tach mmt at Nashville. PERSONALMENTION. Thk supervisors at their last seseloh H. A. Leedy.™ Nashville, was in the. again indicated to Sheriff Long that they considered he was too free with city Monday. Judge Smith made a businww trip to the county's means in running livery Nib. The reform we' are having in Nashville Monday. MrrSrtMite Barty Co. just now is exceedingly ex­ Frank Brooks la raraeling with the, pensive. ague. Ague ahead so far. Thk Star Union, of Hastings town­ Harry Waldorff 1* officiating as book­ ship, will have a tea meeting at the keeper No. 2, nt Messer Bros. residence of Morris Burton on toe eve­ Mr. Sam Brown, of Chicago, visited ning of the 22nfi ot Jan. Refreshments Hustings friend* the pant week. to be served from seven o'clock until Geo. Robinson and wife, of Battle eight 16 eta. for grown people and 5 Creek, attended the Pioneer meeting. cts for children. L-w, Ixie.di. I? '; r< Sf KT XJWfiSS-fcTSl'S’ft yy ANTED! 200 Cords Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Chsater Meascr will re­The Lansing Daily Republican is at turn to this dty about February 1st. hand, and It’s a daisy, both typograph­ Rev.'Hunsberger wa* unable to fillI ically and editorially. From a mechan­ AU ccxxH warranted m rvpresented by me. the M. E. pulpit Sunday owing to illneay.■ IWtiiK your waUbe«. docks and Jewelrry for ical point of view, one can scarce sug­ Earnest Bailey, of Grand Rapida, repair* to me and have it attended tn by an ex- gest a change forlhe better. We be­ lieve the Republican will Hill a long s|*nt Sunday with his parent* in this■ perteuoed workman. felt want in the capital city. JOHN BESSMKR, Jeweler. Local News. The society connected with Emman­ uel church will be entertained on Thurs­ day afternoon of next week, by Mrs J. M. Hadley and the ladies associated with her at the moiety rooms. Supper served from five until seven. All are cordially invited to attend. Wk were pleased to see the super­ visors do one thing, and that is to limit the miscellaneous orders tob« drawn by the sheriff to 3600. This is toe same as the Banner recommended. In 1885 Sheriff Long .issued nearly 31.600 of such orders, and it was high time this big leak should be stoppe'l. The “re­ form’* which our sheriff promised and thnt which he practices are radically different. We trust that Ixrfore the end of this month, all our subscribers knowing themselves to 1>e in arrears will settle arrearages and pay a year in advance. We ask this especially of our dty sub­ scribers, who can the dates to which they have paid printed on their papers. There are yet about 100 who paid last year to Jan. 1.1886. who should, pay now to Ne^r Year’s *87. 1th toe best way and the>sst time to pay now. Keevice at the Thursday Che 21st. Catholic church Htei* into Preston & Cook's new store in toe Central House block. John Kurts held the lucky number that drew the Willison organ. Mrs. John Quaif is dangerously 111, and her rvs-ovury is extremely doubtful. A company will be formed in this city to manufacture the Kenfield wood furnaces. If “Ou> Puojw" will kindly furnish abopt six inches of snow w« can have splendid sleighing. In another column will be found the list of marriages so far recorded In the county clerk’s office. ,>When you wish anything in the line of groceries, call on Preston & Cook m the Central House block. A reunion of all the surviving mem­ bers of the. Third Michigan cavalry will take place at Lansing. Feb. 17. Our correspondents failed to remem­ ber us as well as usual this week. We trust they will not forget us again. Eight meh are now emplowed in W. J. Bownei's dgar factory, and the goods are-sold as fast as they can be made. Mrs. A.G. Hepburn,of Grand Rapids,, is the guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. C. G.. Bentley. F. C. Boice, the Nashville hardware. dealer, was at toe county seat on busi­; ness Monday. Dr. Lowry went to Johnstown to re­■ move a cataract from toe eye of Wm.. Wick wire to-day. C. W. Jones went to Grand Rapids to. see Ada Gray—an old flaxne in Char­ ley’s younger days. Erv. Creasy, of Ionia, was tn the dty■ Thursday, and attended toe pioneer• gathering that day. H. Belden, the genial traveling boot and shoe agent, is in the dty. and is the' guest of R. B. Mraser. Ed. Reynolds, who was shot in tho> face while hunting up north, returnedI to this city Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Walker, of Mar­. tin. Allegan CoM are in tbfe dty. the. guest* of G. H. Brook* and wife. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove gave a1 very pleasant progressive euchre party Wednesday evening of last week. Mrs. Charles Brown, of Manistee, is! visiting Hastings friends. She will be) At the annual meeting of the joined by her husband next week. Michigan Mutual Tornado. Cyclone arid Mr.R. B. Harley, formerly of Morgan,. Windstorm Insurance Company, held now of J udsoniav Arkansas, made his1 in thi* dty, Tuesday, Jan. 5th. Secretary Hastings friends a visit Tuesday. D. W. Rogers reported as follows: That To Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beamer Sun­. toe first policy was issued June 5th, 1885. day. January 10th. agiri. weight nine I>s. There were. Dec. 31st. 1885.159 mem tiers, Mother and daughter are doing nicely.' carrvipg an aggregate- insurance of 8161. Al. Eydesheymer returned from hisi 7i000. The amount of prwniums paid to the compjiny. 8245.57. The expense southern trip last week, and 1* now con­ of organization, books, postage, et<-„ tinuing his collegiate course at Ann was 855.17, leaving cash on hand of Arbor. I9p. 10. The company Jias sustained uo Married, at the U. B. parsonage in losses since it* organization. The fol­ Woodland, by the Rev. H.S. Shaeffer, lowing directors were elected for three Harry Marvin and Lenu Russell, both years: C. 3J Rogers. A. D. Carlton, of Odessa. a. Perry, Geo. A. Ferry, II. A. King and Geo. Geo.I1 , Spaulding. C. E. Chappell, of Charlotte. i John Rock and Tom Reynolds, who was re-elected treasurer. We are pleas­. are canvassing for a book in Georgia, ed to note the prosperity of this organi­. lire expected home about the 20th of zation. which ought to have the liberalI this month. support of the farmer* of Barry county.• Eugene Davenport, of Woodland, the It is a home institution, managed by editor of the Banner's farm departhome men, and will pay its losses‘ menL was a welcome caller at this promptly. It affords toe cheapest and1 office Friday. best insurance against those destructive> > District Deputy Grand Chancellor stOitns which create such a terrible loss। wherever they make their fearful visits., Onto Strong, was In the city Monday , evening, and installed the new officers The great success of the new Co. in the first half year must, be especially grati­ of Barry Lodge No. IB. K. of P. fying to Secretary Rogers, who was the W. A. Hams and Frank Ackerson prime mover in its organization, and spent a couple days of the past week secured th» necevrary legislation to ukhiag at Wall lake. They Lud iuix start the hall rolling.' mens? luck in the way of catching fiw I/^Thk- 14th annual gathering of Barry and colds. At THE bazaar of Meeks & Porrien county pioneers and pionecressre took can be fo«nd copies of the daily Detroit place in the Union hall Thursday after­ Tribune and Evening Journal for sale. noon. Despite the bad roads the ate Goto Preston & Cook’s when you tendance was quite- good. The exercis­ want the bewt nlckle cigar in the city. es were interesting and appropriate. They have just got a new Mock on hand. The pioneers wisely decided to change the time of their meeting to a warmer The. supervisors closed their labors m-ason of the year, and hereafter they and adjougmxl Saturday. The full pro­ will occur the second Thursday in Aug­ ceedings will be published In the Ran- ust of each year. nkh next week. The officers elected were as follow*: Free.—G. K. Beamer. Thk ice harvest has commenced. Vice Free.—Arnhoee Hubbell. The crop this year promises to be verv Sec. —P. A. Sheldon. fine; te from six to eight inches thick Treaa.—D. R. Cook. anil clear as crystal. Historian—Clement Smith. Dr. Mary E. Green, of Charlotte, Chaplin-Rev. Thus. Wakefield. makes a specialty of diseases of women. The township committee for this Will be at the Hastings House every year are: ’H>nr*day afternoon. • Assyria—W. IL Jewell. Baltimore—C. M. Hendershott. Michigan was fortunate in escaping Barry—W. T. Barber. tl«e big blifrard which visited the prairie Castleton—D. W. Smith. states from Dakota to the gulf. In Carlton—J. M. Rogers. . this vicinity ft was not needed. ' HastingjF-Jobn Stilaon. x I will sell at cost for the next thirty Hope-John McCallum. days, albums, velvet frames, scrap books, pocket books, and other fancy Johnstown—Hiram Bristol. goods. Maple Grove—Leander 1 <apham. JOHN ROHKRTb. Newsroom. Orangeville—Eli Nichols. Prairieville—A. C. Towne. Our merchants are about through Rutland—J, W. Mead. inventorying. Almost without an ex­ Tbornapplo—Geo. B. Manchester. ception they report a fine improvement Woodland -JessieJourdan. in the footings for *85 as compared with Yankee Springs—Wm. Watkins, *84. Following is the executive committee A. W. Petit, the Woodland house for this year: • landlord charged with selling liquor Messrs. W. 8. Goodyear, D. R. Cook, without license, was arrested Tu-wtey, Clement Smith, Chester Messer, P. A. and brought to this city and arraigned Sheldon. Mesdames W. 8. Goodyear, before Esq. Kenaston. W. Hitchcock, D. R. Cook, W. Green, Preston A Cook have now got set- Seymour Andrus. tied down to business and will now When the Journal intimates that the give their customers good bargains in teas and ooffves. They keep the best writer ever asked a relative or any one , line of three article® in the city. . else to vote for Judge Smith that we Hastinoh Ikhxje Na 9441.0.0. G. might keep the probate printing all to T- will hold an open lodge at Union 1ourselves It deliberately lies. The Jour­ Hall, Monday eve, Jan. 18th. Ail are :nal editor knows very well that it was i-ordlally Invited. It te expected that Judge Smith who first said to the part­ ies doing business with the probate the exercises will be very interesting. court that they could have their probate Thk funeral of John Bell, of Odessa, printing done where they pleased. If who was found fast in the running no request was made it was sent to the gear of hte buggy early hurt Wednes­ Banner. The Journal editor also day morning, dead, toox place at the M. knows very well that very often in its own columns it stated that friends of E. church, of Bonanza last Sunday. the Journal having probate printing to Rev. H. 8. Shaeffer officiating. be done could have toe same in the The M. E. social will be entertained Journal by requesting the favor of by Mrs. Rork and Mra. Sidnaiu and their Judge Smith. ThcJouraid cannot name .wiociatefi, on Wednesday afternoon and evening of <rf next week at Red Ribbon -uiced to have proiMte pnnting done in ,I0UOTdl„a ran,fraBl Ail WB Hall. Re fresh ments served from !.«> 6:30 to 7 o'clock to which al' are invited. have asked of Judge Cole te to do the In Ttek spring, Henry Newton and . seme hy us ae Judge Smith did by the ' Journal. Where parties make no reWdssert Bros, will raise their store I। quest, to favor hte party papers. Where buildings one story. This will make s .। taev do request to have their printing fine improvement, and with the new'_„_. — ---------asked -1 done M in the ____ Banner, .we have Newton Boo* and opera house will i that toeaatue favor be extended to ua ■MkeMast State tit boom up in good I that wa* extended to the Journal by his The genial face of M. H. Clark, of the Manistee .Democrat, illuminate*! the Banner sanctum to-day. Mr. C. Is enthusastie in praise ot the city of his adoption. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowne and chil­ dren will Jtave Monday for an extended trip to California. They will not re­ turn until spring, and in May next, we are informed, will move to Grand Rap­ ids. r ^.''Mr and Mrs. Marcus Russell, of Wakefield. Nebraska, are in the dty on a visit to friends here. Mr. R. has sold his banking concern at Wakefield, and talks now of locating at Sioux City, Iowa. Mr. Jennings, a lawyer who in an early day located in this dty. surprised his o]-’ friends by putting in an appear­ ance ut the pioneer meeting Thursday, where he made an intensely Interesting addresL. u£d. Burton Is home from Texas. There may be those who admire the sunny south, but Ed. is not of them. The Texas steer is an amusing chap in his way, and highly eccentric in his movements: but toe ways of toe Texas steer are not ways of pleasure nor paths of pence to the returned Texan prodigal. The supervisor* at their late session voted to submit to the people of Barry Co. the question of building a Dew court house which according to the res­ olution, shall not cost to exceed 815,1)00. The voters ought to say “Aye" over­ whelmingly. Ffrat the present build­ ing is entirely unsafe, and inadequate a* a jail. Second it te utterly unfit, on sanitary grounds, a* a habitation. It is well known that the state board of cor­ rections and charities have for two or three years considered It advteatile to condemn the building, because of its unfitness for a jail. This action has born delayed because the state- board has been amured that If the question were submitted to a vote of the people, they would decide in favor of a new jail. The time has oome, and toe ques­ tion now rests with the people. It will lie wise, humane and economical to de­ termine to build such a jail. Econom­ ical. because there te not toe slightest doubt that the present structure will he condemned if toe people fall to do their duty, and Barry county will have to pay the board and transportation of her prisoners in some other institution. That te what will happen. The cost is what moat people will want to know. A tax of 1 Jj mills on the valuation of Barrv county will pay for the Dew jalh This to *1,26 on each *1,000. According to the plan outliaed hy the board, it to desliped to take two year* in which to pay for toe building. This will Imrae a tax or but on each *1,000 for two vsara. No better time than tote could WIU vn*U iSSbj ! Heatings. year. «Ve i •*»!•» ib uutt through th® etforts ot the Hanner, there will b«a saving of S&X) to *tjOOO in caring for the poor. In aix-onlamv with our rec­ ommendations. the supervisors cut the sheriff's miscrlbuieous order* to *000 for 1886. That will be a saving of al­ most ,*»JD a* compared with last year. A iew other, leoks have bcm stopped by toe Imard. and we believe it will cost from 84,(JtX) to 85.0(X) less to do Barry county’s business in 1886 than in 1886. It te safe to tay that the state and county tax tote year will be from *14,000 to *15.000 less than last This alone will pay for th" court house. There caa Im< no good reason urged why the question should not be carried by a big vote. Cupid’* Work in 1885.—Oliver Rose and Harriet Lawton. Irving. Alien A. Feighner and Fannie M. Griffin. Nashville. John Place and Lena Lawton. Hast­ ings. Amasa M. Fitch and AJtie R. Myers, Middleville. Wm. F. Wolcott and Callie Frace, Nashville. " Howard 8. Packard and Emma C Ward. Yankee Springs. Wm. A. Burpee and Evaline Elltworth. Yankee Springs. Joseph L. Ickes and Nettie begar. MiddlsvUlr. Luther Wright and Charlotte Kelly, Johnstown. Jas. M. Casgery and Ettie 8. Smoke. Nashville. Wm. L. Potter and Ellen I. Ward, Yankee Springs. Chits. H. Strickland and M. May Hill, Assyria. Wm. S. Rouck and Edith Gardner, Freeport. E. IF Troy and Rose B. Chandler, Hastings. Henry Kunz and Anna M. Eckhardt. Woodland. H. C. Bresee and F. C. Vanderwalker, Prairieville. l.-iaac M. Williams and Elizabeth Bolton. Woodland. . Geo M. Shores and Rose Feaster, Carlton. Tho*. II. Prosser and Louise H. Quine. Johnstown. ' Chester Honeywell and E. A. Wil­ liams, Prairieville. John Riokart and Effie Lightfoot. Ionia. Norman H. Rowley ami Veva J. Coville, Woodland. Cassius M. Gould and Ada Clemeace, Assyria. Joe. W. Smith and Mina Gibbens, Woodland. Arthur W. Griffith and Florence E. Johnson, Hasting*. Ulysess 8. Grant and Rufena A. Paul. Hastings. Andrew Smith and Manda Buckhart. Hope. -—. — Einory J. Watts and Carrie E. Roush. Carlton. „ F. E. Sisson and Mary H. Bowen, Hastings. Glen W. Greenfield and Ella O Wink leman. HasLinga. Albert W. Williams and Laura E. Hendershott, Baltimore. Clayton Price and Zella Center. Hast°Adrian D. Cook aud Alice 8. Perkins. Clarence L. Dickeraon and Iza L. Hendershott, Hastings. C. W. Whitney and Anna Dkduuon. Hastings. Lewis B. Hancock and Amanda J. Roush, Hustings. Wm. IL Hughes and Cyntha A. Law­ ton, Hatting*. Bourdmaa Hays and Ella-Connett, Nnshv;i;,>. Martin L. Cole and Mary D. Park. Nashville. , Wm. Sweegle* and Anna Green, Freeport Geo. Strouse and Nettie Bull, Irving. Henry Hatch and Mary Cain. Irving. W. E. Kidder and Emma Keech. and Faunte Gunn. Grant Fi Nashville. James II. McKevttt and Vina E. Mc­ Neil Middleville. Edward Hatton and Mary E. Kn«pj». Middleville. C.L. Walrath and Christina Velte. Nashville. . , „ Theo. L. Dillon and Mary J. Kerr, Nashville. John Funites and (Hive B. Cook. Nashville. Wm. H. Flurry and Permrite De­ Long, Castleton. Eddie J. Bump and Stella Odell, Hastings. Orrin Stevens and Ida Y/fMeed, Free­ port. Geo. H. Winters and Cora M. Moore, Barry. Dan’l P. Bollinger and Bettie Marn­ ier, Morgan. Albert Butler and Linda A. Nash. Hastings. Wm. W. Williams and Flora B. Rik­ er, Hastings. The above are all the mamages for 1885. together with the places where the weddings occurred, *o far as reported to the county clerk. The total number is IM. Probably 30 or a will be added to the number for 1885, making a total of from 206 to 210. John Thompson and Artie A. Hull, Hope. Jas. Irving and Emily L. Hyser, Middleville. Daniel A. Holbrook and Juliette Scudder. Hastings. Wilber Tinker and Ella Trimmer, Yankee Springs. Frank G. Thiers and Kate Williams. Hastings. E. O. Garnier and Estella Tinker, Middleville. ’ Cassius Hubbell and Anna Coleman, Middleville. Chas. A. Waters and Cyntha O. Smith. Barry. I Cha*. L. Bradley and Mattie I) Slawson, Nashville. John Buchanan and Marv False, Hastings. PURE J uk® ML Hagar and Adda M. Berg­ man. Nashville. Wilber D. Bradley and Dolly A. Utt, Morgan. Almond L. Molntyre and Mary C. Smith, Hope. IL W. Richards and Sopha L. Wales, Prairieville. David W. Shepherd and Belle Hol­ comb. Prairieville. William Joy and Susie Wooley, Johnstown. Hiram W. Fandly and Lydia M. Smith, Johnstown. Frank W. Tucker and Elsie A. Ware, Castleton. Andrew Leanstrain and Sophia Hogle. Nashville. Nicholas M. Erway and Lottie Pow­ ell Baltimore. F. M. Myers and Elmira T. Durfee, MOST PERFECT MADE Hastings. A. G. Kemberllng and Jennie Shoup, Baltimore. PRICS MAXIMG POMTDSR CO.. Chas. II. Ketchum and Chloe B. Ford, CK1QAOO. '«T. I Baltimore. Frank H. Latta and Emma A. Mott. Nashville. / Wm. Fettlngill and Cora Deroond, Woodland. Fred Busby and Edith Rork. Hast"■En.er H. Ely and Clare L. Kelly, I PR/G SPECIAL T Hastings. Edwin Mason and Belle McCartney. Nashville. L. P. Richtmyer and Nova E. Mor­ ford. Banfield. J ford, Banfield. Jared L. 2_ Smith andi Nellie M. Smith, ™_ l*____ Irving. ''ii|ran C^Semdby Myron C. Sensll, and Delia A.’ H1U. MOST PERFECT MADE Yankee Springs. Geo. Hook and Anna Roi i, Maple Grove. ' Alfred Youngs and Nettie -McKernan, Assyria. RobL L. Wright and Hannah B. Williams, Woodland. Hastings. Tho*. 8. Husted and Elizabeth L. Henry Harshburger and Candta Nor­ Winslow, Carlton. ton. Irving. Eddie 8hafe and Man- Beck. Assyria. Davld C. Stiles and May A. Kipp, Geo. W. Rowlader and Lucy J. Mc­ Our sales will soon reach it with the Johnstown. Arthur, Nashville. Geo. W. Swan and Cora E Simmins, Jerome E, Wolcott and Mary E. increase already shown since the addi­ Nashville. Roush. Baltimore. tion to our atom John F. Morgan and Hannah Repkey, ^Geo. A. Mantle and Ida M. Collim, Thornapple; Wm. Murceliua .indJMary Whitworth. John C. Shilling aud Sarah A. 8tevJohnstown. . ens. Lad Im. Wm. H. Litts and Evaline C. Berg­ Lewis A. Hyde and Anna E. Pang­ Who wear Seal, For and Flush garman. Cedar Creek. burn. Hope. meats should never carry leather shop­ John T. Fnrleny and Ella Demond. Frank R. Pancoast and Isabelle A. ping Lags. ■ Woodland. McElhaney, Hasting*. Geo. F. Stacev and Florence B. Dan­ Vernon A. Hammond and Verna M. iels. Freeport. Walton, Baltimore. Wm. H. Stover and Nellie A. Johnson. Wm. Buer azjd Sylbin Osborn, ThornJohnstown. Price now 18c and 30c. reduced from Henry W. Cotton and Hannah E. M. Feighner and Estella A. 25c and 30c. Hunt, Johnstown. Wilson, Nashville. Frank s. Hart and Lattle R. Whitte­ Richard M. Bates and Allie G. Os­ more. Rutland. born, Hasting*. Seth Gray and Orpba A. Kenyon. Wm. E. Keeler and Klttie M. Combe. Middleville. Middleville. Wm. IL Gray and Mary E. Irving, Frank R. Prindle and Hattie D. BHas. per Middleville. MlddlevUle. SPKINU* COMPANT Richard E. Brown and Mary Tinker, Franklin 1. Matteson and Lillian E. Yankee Spring*. Stanton, Baltimore. Henry Strong and Jewie Golden, Wm. Eckart and Anna F. Gooch. Ir­ Morgan. ving. Eugene C. Wright and Julia IL Frank Ford and Jennie DeKlein, MitchelL Thornapple. Hastings. Alonzo D. Shepherd and Ella L. Archibald G. Orr and Amanda E. Buffington, Carlton. OunntaB, MiddieviBe. Ferry Ames and Sarah Norwood, Abram- Brink and Elizabeth Parnell, Prairieville. Hope. . Chas. E. Moore and Charlotte Elsey, Aurelius P. Payne and Bessie GalletWe have opened up a new depart Johnstown. ley, Hastings. Edgar Bristol and Hattie A. Bauer, Geo. L. Segur and Eva M. Savaoool. ment, everythin* being sold at lowe Hostings. 1prices than ever before in this city. Hastings. David Brown and Sarah Altman. 8PUNG A COMPANY. Herbert Brown and Clara Ketchum, Hustings. Hasting*. . Adam Connett and Ilonina Malony, Wm. F. Brouse and Minnie M. Made-up Cambric article®, trimi. xl Nashville. Boughton, Hasting*. , with Hamburg Embroidery, for Lau. s Henry C. Cook and Carrie Graham, John H. Fish and Anna G. Shepherd, and . MteM®;ateo a fine assortment for Middleville. Freeport. wardrobe. Lewis E. Cole and Emma Castelei n. Infanta ' Calvin bawdy and Mary Hitt, Wood­ Morgan. . ___ ______________ SHUNG » COMPANY. land. Wm. H. Garland Sadie M, Hanson. Eleazer D. Hayes and Sarah A. Turk, If you wish a Cloak, visit onr Cloak Castellon. ] Department. Middleville. Chas. C. Heath and Cora E. Cum­ Chas. II. Tompkins and Minnie E. _________________ BHUNG A COMPANY. mings, Hasting*. Dean. Hastings. Chaa. E. Neckerson and Lucretia E. Warm comfortable Blankets very Cortez F. Wilkinson and Emma C. Chapin. Assyria. <cheap, atao an elegant assortment of Bunn, Hastings. Eber Moffit and Deda Newton. Free- <OomhjtoblMmcMTS. soc. «. »IJB, Lewis E. Tuttle and Jane C. Fifield. 81A0. *1.75, and upward. Baa tings. : Mam. If. Hoffman and Emma L. WalFrank E. Houghtalin and Ella A. MTUNa * COMPAN Y. Black. Hastings. 1 Henry D. Norton andJEmma Ulrich, Isaac Purkey and Minnie S. Bock, Naahville. < Carlton. Jaoob Lndquest and Mary Hanson. John B. Meestaner and Sarah E. McMore. Maple Grove. Nashville. Clark Durham and Hellen Milla, Wellington U. Kidder and Ahniaa MMdlevflle. Keech, Hastings. Rufus K Knight aad Ella French Clinton J, H ubbard and Florence Tal­ bot, Middleville. :Middleville. I^ewfa Williams and Elsie J. Howard, John A. Kaley and Carrie A. Hoyt. Rutland. . IMiddleville. Wm. Millard and Cora Fitch. Yankee Thomas D. Palmer and Alma A. MHUKa fcOUMPAJtl. . Springs• John Whetstone and klargaret Fisher. Hastings. I Nik® T. Diamond and Mary Heath. A. J. Cbeesebrough and Minnie IL Ward, Freeport. boytar D. B. Kennedy and Julia F. Baker, Middleville. I William E. Hill and OMve M. Main, Htetings. ' John McElwain and Jecnie E. UJark, icraHotre.no.. PIEXTRACTS ONE MILLION. KK F73Tw. • �ocr»H Di»*rre«»- OLD HICKORY’S MEMORY. Jaokson’e Victory wt New Orleans Celebrated at Colombo* O. Club ot Columbus. th" leadiufc Driuocratlr. girls ore BiiffJring Trotn rmlenewj and dehillity, It is a alga that their blood is poor and thin, nnd that they need Brown's Iron Bitten. The only prepa­ ration ot iron that can be taken safriy. Captain Christian Olson, of tho schooner Miss Barton. ChurtTiut st,, Louisvill.-. Millie Trim, ol Bangor, Me., was found dse- Ky., sms, “Brown’s Iron Bitiers cund . .. . . . «___ Z- II • tne of rhi qmatism when evervthlcfdac IIBIIUII -|.V* ...... ...t...... ....... —...... — the entrance to Boston harbor. He toki failed." the following jdtihil story of wreck and The nwrro exodus from the south anfferhia: to the wut continues. (lay nvenfog. There witv <«te including a number Hon. H. J. Booth. I’rvrilk itofjhe dab. was insutw of reremoniesnnd Hos. T.E. Rowell in mitre of toimta Hon. Joseph K. McDonaW.ot Indiana, re ■ponded to thr toast “Andrea Jackson.? Judge; Alien (J. Thin man spoke to “The Constitution nnd the Democracy,” though , his remarks were quite Brief, owing to the late hour when the speaking began. Governor the- toast: uinmiui Homily rt spiraled ....... --to ........ — , ••The Slate of Ohio—at righty-throe tho Belle ol the Union." in a homtiroua s|M*ch, upon. To*.bi were also responded to by Hons. George L. Converse, Joseph H. Outliwaits, John F. Follett and Genera! Durbin Ward. Henrv Watterson, in response to tlie tOMf, “Th- Democratic Press," pnH a tribute to its work ami long-suffering and declared that its mission now wm to criti­ cise th. pnseiit Administration fairly nnd not ‘'slop over.” Referring to Pmudcrft devrlipd Mr. Watterson rontinued:. very wrong teeltns of partiality and con- country signal proof* oi his honest- st petit,. In a word, he ha» vlnd'eale Democratic claim of Iniegriu mid mu Hum. which bBOed the isnip-fon falsel of Die Kepiibl cans h»i1 won b>s iMecil-tn • LOST RECKOHIHO. urrs equal intellectual crxM ui ti-in in»u which beJnw over the landscape like a veil of ethwroal Ikm. and th. atlUna- tna -!>■><>"' d«pressing in Ito intensity. Suddenly the bell of the village church began to toll. The xoleniu n-verberatious seemed almost out of tune, break­ ing upon the slumberous stillness of that perfect afternoon. Tabitha Jones wm dead-j»oor Tabi­ The beet on earth, can truly be said ,tha, the village spinster. Generations of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is had come and guiic—she had gone on, sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, not forever, but for a long, long time. bruises, scalds, bums, wounds and ail Now : she was dead. other sores. We positively cure piles, "I wonder how old ulie really was?" tetter and all akin eruptions. Try this queried one and another, a* the tones wonder healer. Satbtuution guaranteeds of die bell floated mournfully over the or money refunded. Only 25 cent*.’ 'village, and over the farms, and far Sold by F.Holchk>M. down the valley, where tho river lay Nallw Gould, tbs ouly daugbter ot Jay Gmild. .shimmering like a sword In the grass: lolued the Urol i’re-u-yuriun church In New "But wait, and wo shall see. Pretty zui Hr l.ruihi WBM nvraeut Ml tillsoon the sexton will toll off her ngu. Fur clean*lug the throat and streugthea!i.g the voice, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is Invaluable ScnoxnnraS «4i«isra>lnaU> smaalied into kindIllis aoiNf, and limn ssl about attraoting at­ tention to tuy auidlt.on. Boston, Jan. 11.—The scenes attending the rescue id shipwrecked mariners in thia vicinity, Satqrdr.y, were often of great ex­ citement, and several uf the rescues were accomplished only by dint of great gal­ lantry. Convicts at the city institution on lieer Island accomplished tho saving ol throe men, who were clinging to the rigging of the schooner Juliet when she was first descried. Throe ot her crew had already been lost. The ex­ citing acene wm witnessed by all the con­ vict population of the island, aud ite suc­ cessful termination wm greeted by long­ continued cheering. The Hfe-aaving crew bbuch Saturday. and tho cltixena co-oper­ ated with them in caring for the untortunate men. Naw Ybcur. Jan. 11.—Ths Philadelphia schooner, Mary 0. Farr, from Baltimore to Providence, caught fire Saturday and drifted on a bar ten miles south of Long Branch. Tlie wreck wm crushed to’ bite tike an eggshell. Ths right man at the life- The best blood purifier mid system regulator ever placed wllhiu the ranch of suffering human­ ity, truly I* Electric lilltera. inactivity of Uie Liver, BIIUotMUCM. Jaundice, tkmsllpallou. Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary onpuu, or whoever requires an spprtlM-r, tonic or mild stimulant, will always tina Electric Bit­ ters the best and only certain cure known. They act surely and quickly, even’ boule guarantoed to give entire MltafiictiiHi or inouey refunded; Hold ill fifty cents a bottle by W. H. <J codyear. M. Pasteur has five new patients for his bydruphobic treatment. * An old pbyskmu, reU'ed from prac’lee, bavlng bad pUeetfUt hi bauds by an East India intoihmary Uie formula of a simple V'-grlab.e re mrdy iw the speedy sod ftermanout cure of CoiiMuniptlon. Hroucultls. Catarrh. Asthma and wonderful curatlvo powers In thousands of cases, luu felt it his duly lo make It known to his Buffering fellow*. Actuated by this motive a drain-, to relieve human suffering. 1 will send free ol ehhrgr. to all who dextro il, this recipe, In German. From h or English, with full dlrrctliiiia for preparing and u-lng. !V-ot ty mall In addrewsitig with stamp*, naming this |>ai»er. W. A. Norse, !<• Power's Block. Koobeemi The’old gray-haired mxCou was bow­ ing with the twelfth stroke of the mys­ terious age of Tabitha Jones, when the doom of tho church vestibule, slightly alar, were pushed open, and a sfranger looked in. Hr was a young fellow, covered with the dust of travel, aud carried a long stick, freshly cut from the woods, in hb hand. ' "Who’s deuJP” he asked, irrever­ ently." The' old man raised one hand warningly, and then bowed to the rattling rope again, m he muttered: "Thirteen. "Who is it?" pcraiitad the young man: "Haven’t I a right to know?", "Fourteen," mumbled tho old sexton.-in rhythmic tqne. "Came, now, old follow, who’s dead? Can’t yon answer a civil questiou?" "Tabitha Jones—ftftetm. "Who waa-Taldtha Jones?" "An old maid living here in town— sixteen. Can't you leave me alone, Tin tolling her—seventeen—was that seven­ teen or sixteen. now, consarn it! Go A mischievous look crept into the young scamp's eyes as ho watched the sexton. “How old was she, really?" he asked: Th» French ministry will urge a reduction of "twenty-four?" enhinlwl war luvirwt. pon.lersUn* "Twenty-four!” spluttered the sex­ Catarrh ton: "Dian’t 1 tell yon she was an old maid? There—which was that, four­ iUmsm!, liable. If neglected, to develop luio *er teen or eleven? Darned If I can keep Reports from along the Jersey const in­ low* con»uiiit<lloi>. Bcitg n eoiiatttutliHml dlsdicate that the storm there Ims been al­ r*»e It require* a rou»Ututldnri remedy like 'count and talk to you. too. Go ’way!* Hood1* Harxapartlla. whleli. acting through I be "Most old maias will never admit most utipnmllried in its violence and tho blood, rewlM-a every |«rt of the »y»toin. effectdestruction ithas caused.. A doxen veaneh lug a radical and iterniauAut cure of catarrh in that they are over twenty-three at the are reported ashore between Sandy Honk even Its mod severe forma. Prepared by C. 1. outmost," continued the interloper; r tA_u u... and Barnegat Bay, with loaa of life in "they generally fix on sixteen, seven­ teen. eighteen, nineteen------ " oaltut the election of a Hetnoctatio Preai- many rases.* Eleven Lodi™ Imsen stiff, and nlmoet covered in/ire and snow, were "Keep still!" yellod tho old sexton, Many suffering prattle drag theme Ives sbout thoroughly exasperated and *alarmed: with falling strength. feeUhig that they am. •Til be gush-darned if you haln’t screed Uiat. If we from.what ship. strodllv slaking Into the grave, when hy using naic ounoiirrent p< BoKTOft. Jnn. 11.—The schooner Juliet, ol rarker <Tnnlr iM would find acurcrommrnr- thrown me out uf ray reckoning alto­ Ing w ith Ute first dose, and vitality and strength gether. I don’t know whether I’ve Inch Kllaworth. Me., was driven on the rocks snn-ly lueusure coming back to them. struck seventeen times or a hundred. near Deer Island Friday night, andtbeOhpThe Greeks are pretutring for war, and king, government and people all want Ute strife tobe- Say. young feller—yon got me in this scrape—what’11 I do?" the e«*e irotn all DEATH ON THE RAIL. "Stop a minute, and then begin over tne inure or less eoneern. and 1 again. People will understand there not help rexrcttinx ►t wuero he found has been some interruption or some­ . if li-s own. thing. There, it's befcn just a minute I »hr>« Of hand' which HBTs Hair aad Wbi.ker D)t and a half now—go ahead. I won't Wilmimtox.IM., Jan. 11 .—Friday night'a bother you any longer. Good-day.” anon -Htorm caused the moat serious blurk • UI. —Now York hair dealers have issued I (tank <h«t, touch"WelL now. who would have thought rurrtd for years, suspending travel for a circular relating to the different it! And only last yc»r they said she ill •> main* hours. Abunt 7: J5 Saturday morning the styles of hair clrvsking, in which they wa* going to marry f)eacon Finney," Wilmington A Northern train which lenvro «ay*. "The Puritan style of hair cut­ "How many did you say it was, ting. close all over the head nnd shaped with two shifting engines that had been in saucer bang on the forehead, which Jane?" "A mind rod and twenty-two. Veil. of a plan whirl, h- ll.ousht n ever! one This •wit out from the station with snowwas quite a favorite with some foreign I declare! Who’d have thorrht it?"— WM ihe nppo tlUi.ern or n silver cumin as oa Uwropeni to dear the track. Both engines ladies, has been eagerly adopted by Puck. were running rapidly, and the Wilmington nnd Northern train waa also under a good our pretty shop girls, perhaps because licnB of steam. Opposite the Harlan and il saves time. This style 1s not now A LATE TRICK. Hollingsworth C-nupany's tracks, th. worn in Europe, and the sooner It is engines and train came together with discountenanced here the better for the anil tho people pnul-1 make their report Apologirs. a terrible crash. On account of the blind­ looks of our fair countrywomen. Front ing snow. th. engineers of the approach­ coiffere* are worn in pompadour style." There wm quite n throng of ladies ing trains were not aware of ths -.V. F. Masi. ■standing on the corner nf Clark arid SHSWAsnoxn, Pa.. Jan. 9—The exeito­ danger until the collision occurred. Three —You can’t destroy - a false set ot ment at Boato u Run. where the block ot_ men were killed outright and three others teeth in the retort of a crematory. Mudiann streets yesterday afternoon have since died. Several were badly injured. This I deem one victory of art over na­ waiting for w«st aide core. Into the broach Thursday, wm renewed yesterday ture. Our own teeth we can reduce to /eontar ot the group a slender little afternoon, when another large area of Stir­ ashes with the re«t of the boily, but woman in black thrust herself so vigor­ Paata, Jan. 8—The new Cabinet wm an- false teeth and gold plate hold, their ously that one of thr ladles in thu front face, upon which^’s located right block* of houses, begun to settle. The }>eop1e tl»<l nontujad in the Official Ctarette yeetrrday own. Silver plates or any other sub­ was pushed from the curb into the afternoon. It ia na follows : stance used by dentiste will disappear, ■troet. The momentum of the woman from tbs houses in terror, louring all their M. Oe Fraye'net. President of the Council but four thousand dagrt-ea of beat have in black apparently carried her for­ effect* behind. The groin<1 hns settled about four feet, nnd the houses are twisted been turned on artificial teeth without ward with tne lady she had pushed, out of shape, and are expected to go down destroying them, and the gold rivets in whom she grabbed quickly around the of Public lusu-ucUon; M. Demote Minis­ ’.he teeth, after that heat haa been ap­ waist m if to save her from falling. As ter of Justice; M. Devslle. Minister plied, will also bo found intact.—Cre­ tho two recovered their equilibrium a matory Expert. reporter, who was passing, thought he Escaxab*, Midi.. Jan. fi.—After a trial —Evidence baa been accumulated to aw one of the slender little female's tasting three days the jury in the case ot ■how that Brigham Young was as hands emerge from a pocket in the the <5ty Treasurer of Ishpeming vs. Daniel avaricious in the acquisition of land as bustle nf her whom she had jostled. F. Wadsworth, for embeuiement, returned of wives. In the Cache Valley an im­ There wm, however, nothing in her sv.rdict ol guilty. JudgvGrant sentenced mense tract of land wm taken up by hand, and after an effnsivc anologv she Wadsworth to a fine of J500 or one rear •In ths penitentiary. This is the fourth this section are much.depressed by the Mormons under Brighum Young's in­ cro.«aed the street and walked quickly Fraudulent pre-emption to State StreeL up which she turned. gloomy outlook for securing a crop thia structions. entries were made on false testimony The reporter followed her. At the peming for 1135,000, of which >40,000 with a capacity id fitly thousand tons or of residenoe and cultivation, after corner of Washington and State streets wm taxes collected for the dty of Ishpsmwhich the land wm transferred to several ladies were standing on the more, are practically empty, and there la little prospect, now that the winter la uvee Young (himself. Since his death tha curb line as usunl and blocking the cor­ half gone, ol tilling them. Not a pound of land hM gone partly to the church and ner. Again the little woman in black partly to a pasture company. A mass darted into the crowd, and again she ice Iim thus far this season base packed in of evidence has been secured by the pushed one of the party into the street yesterday rendered his decision m umpire thia locality. Government agent, and in all likeli­ A second time she went through the in the arbitration between the operatoro hood the fraudulent entries will be can­ form of saving her victim from a fall, celed and the land opened to settle- and this, time there wm no doubt about thlch is tho tnent.— Chieayo Times. amount naked for by the’miners. Th operatoro only wanted to pay fifty cents. compared with HIM, of 10.000. and a de­ Coleman, aehr. Weymealh. pl>ing crease nf 0,000 in ths num <• whostaigrat। AUanttoatv and N. Y.. badboentrooi* ed to Canada, an increase of 9.000 in . a rougti so that he was unsble to elreti. into the emigration uom Ireland to tbs United hand. The little woman in black apol­ the ex-Odifoniia millionaire, in giving States, and 3,000 from Ireland to Canada. ogised gracefully, and tripped into a Instant relief, Thuroday, KkEkraZ pMtinc car without leaving a ahadow of suspicion after her. What the reporter saw b probably ^toBlss «?tt>?Btaad Hill, ths plaintiff in th. Sharon divorr. ramsdvfiitbeCW thr schooner. Fro the latest trick of the female pickpocket asd Remedy at W. cms, wm yesterday married to David 8. Terry, formerly Chief-Juntie of California, the slayer of Senator Broderick in a dual ■bows that bustle investment for lad linbllitiea nrr Catholic I thlnkpy'i (Team Balm It thsbrot remedy •JJ-J- A- /kora. Agt U. F. K K. co.,ii»s>. —A very loquacious lady, calling day to consult her physician, talked on and on with such volubility that the latter could not get la a word edge­ ways. Growing impatient he at length told her to put out her tongue, which she did. ' He then said: "Now please —WM-a !—al— u fa lnw> tn . BEST TONIC. ated iu Uie township ot Yankee r * of Hoitj*. stale 01 Mlelilgan. Dated October Wto, a. D. mug. 1 HAMMOND. BAMK WTIRTH ‘a I onicc of Utr 11 Michigan, mi Wt’i.'TKT'S ASHES n> PAINS! r proved Mid adfiUUed to prubute '•I echo all- over!" What a conwncq ox'.I prodsioq; and how much it rneaqs to rqany HijMMil MMi IH>CU Mid w-nii With to* cwtitkriro x r»r sufferer! These aches l^ve a wum, *nd rqo'« frequently thaqisqoner4iuu,“y5 .“I*"1. wuu-to L tuotigagc torn, ta how rll j tuspccted, 'the cause is tf|e L«ver or ' ciatuwd to b« due six hundred aud twcuty-one K-dngys. No disease is more painful ot 1 .uullaro, aud uo suit or prucoedlug at law having been tu-tltuted Mi recover the debt recured ser ous thaq these, aqd no rerqedg is so said morliracr <n- nnv tuirt tlavwil ' • Notice is^ Uaerefore hen by siren u,a; tL, p-oeqpt aqd effective as Mvnteos described la MudmoriMro wiu on u* SOU: day of January , ims. ut the buur of ooe o’riuck p. ■., st tbe not th trout door of uw Court House, In the city ot HubUi>k*. that betas the pl.ro of hoMu« Hie Circuit Court, fur raid MISHLER’S Bitters- No remedy has uct beeq discovered tqat is so effective iq all KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,-MALARIA. DYSPEP­ SIA. etc., aqd yet it is simple and hertR’ less- Scieqco aqd tqed>cal skill have corqbined wtth woqderful success tfjose herbs which rieture h»* provided for the cure of disease it strengthens aqd in vlgorates the whole system. town ol Joluistowu. lu the Count, of Harry and .the iiorto-w rat quarter ol the north eost-iuanrr Ml ou mcUuo six (6) lu towu one (D north mure In tteuoetireMt corner thereof containing ooe liliniln-lt »ui! tt.IrtfU n nt lua.rf . CLKMEXT SMITH. Attorney for Mortgage?1 l>etault having been made tn tho coadlUon cf arortaln mortgage uu4o by Henry Howarth and Nancy Howarth, ld» wife. January .T:h IS7». io KatralaXfck Holden, aud recorded in the offire of ftegteter of Deeds for fterrv Couutw Michigan, ou January anti. HTO. In Uber 12 ot MISULEB HERB BITTEBB CO. MMI. brquralhrd to une having bre:i duly •bate br-ptcmlM-r IKh. ‘ CANDEE itabber ta. n - BOOTS]Dundee' DOUBLE THICK BALL 1 Orlkcoty Jtrbber Boots Doubi^'JH Barry County, upon shlib low claimed* to be due. our ly-oue and (8-lCb dollars and — Ini... front door uf the Ml. - UUl . IWI Comity of Hatry, be sold to the higher bidder, oc so much then of as may be nreeroan to P»’ the amount secured by said mortnuct uilh the tegri rorta and cIuutc* of *•« b satel Tbr land it desertLed In said nx.rtg*4» »» “all that rcrtaln piece or patrol uf laud Miuated, lying and in ihe County ol Harry, Mate of MIcMgsa. known and described m follows to alt: The DOUBLE WEAIL 1v*ORars J I I ^bleTh.ckBaluJ pairs so niGHEn. test. amount hereby mortirasro bein< one huad.red UHrteeii and »-l« m-rro mor. or Ie**." Dated November 3rd. IW. JOHN liOl.DKN, owner of said Morvsrs. CLEMKNT SMITH, Attorney for Morts-iKre? ..JrsSl FOR SALE BY R. A J. CUMMINGS*CO. DKTWIT. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM the pmuterCsveriufoi «!.»»». inc tMltaw. Ratonng I he cr.tnr : PARKER’S TONIC Ntsto uf Mlelil<nn- Id the Circuit Court for U;<coiuiry of Harry. Iteubeu >1. Warrii er and LaFayrtte Lyttle, aroparumrabln Soins buslur** si Tokd" Ohio, under the flno aunt ol Warriuer & Lyttle. *>. Daniel F. Riley—In attachment. IjUajettt- Lyttle, s eo-pa>tm-raiilp il<* ~w nl Tolnio. Ohio, under thr Ona n*m« the deiendont above named, tor Uie wun of «>» hBMtred nlfiety-seven and <2-100 dollar*, wluc* said writ wm returnable on the firrt da-. ’>4 ermber. A. D. !M\ " Dated this 2d day of December, £ d mug. KnIffkx • vanarman. _ __________ * ■Atty’a for I'iff* — —— — — . virtuii. vvur* rm u*v County ot Barry. Sevilla Althouse vs. Freeman Chri-qwU. Rent* ■in Brunt and Lester B. Brunt-In aIU4r ■towL Notice Is hereby riven that on the =sth day of a writ of attachment • s* issued out of the circuit court for tho remniy <■ of HevtUs Althouse. thr above ail you are skk ia bed, today; kwiUrirewa CiJtHKXT Smith. „ftoUy u hereby riysa that st> the 10th day ci Xqvmnber, A. D l&B, a writ of attachment wm �A LOST RECXONWG. OCEAN DISASTERS- OLD HICKORY’S MEMORY. Jaotoson’e Victory at New Orleans Oei.bratod at Oolumbu* O. Cbi.<m.a«. O.: Jan. 10.-Tte Jarksen Ctab of Cotambus, th* leading D-inocratin orgsi irntfoa of Centra! Ohio, gave it. ao­ . Friday ... mnvening. -.I-.. There were niolbireqoet three hundred »«<-«• i'idudmg • Ohio Congrrewmen, m-uitere or »m» i.egLiatore-mi State ofll’-iste. Tbs arrangywmntnndtereirc were-complete. Hon. H. J. Booth. PrMUtli-itoHlio club. *« innater olrereHW-niresnd Hon. T.E. Rowell master ' ° Hon'jfosrph K- McDonald,"! Indiana. t» apondsd to thr toast "Andrew Judge' Allen G. Thunnan spoke to Tl» Constitution nnd the Democracy, thongh , his remarks were quit'owing to tte late hour when tta-s|w«king bynn. Governor HuodlvnsjH>-..l«Ito the toast: •■The Stele of Ohio—at eighty-three the Bell* ol the Onion," I” • humorous uperch, extemporaneous in chnrneter, in which no Important question nt iewuv was touched T.oista were also responded to by Hons, ucorgc i— - ---- r-- wait*, John F. Follett nnd Genera: Durbin %Henrr Watterson, in rrsponte to th* toast. “The Democratic Prws*. pah' a tribute to ite work and long-suffering ami dectardl that it« mission now was to erttfciir th* nnOent Administration fairly nnd not “slop over " Referring to Frreident devrliiail Mr. Watterson rontinusd:of ttei Admin »tr*i>oii wurt-„ a___ friend ought to ray. I must not be m •’•••;’*• j ,__ ....-u.Bui.itori. r .n at' UUni* peciu. tn A word, bv b<« Democratic claim ot l»'egrit, 1 B1IU l am at raid that Ui* robust ponderaUng the c"-c trmn all me m.,re or lea* not b«l(> regrcttiiic appo ntu miiclit a good one I or it sfivi-r OOOMS luemlx-r*. Let the afternoon, when another targe urea Ol Sur­ face, upon which^s located eight block* of houses, began to settle. The jieople tied Irani th* houses in tenor, fearing all their effect* behind. The grouirfl hns settled about four feet, nnd the house* are twisted out of shape, and ore expected to go down EMA3A0*, Mtcb., Jan. ft.—,After * trial lasting three days tho jury in the case of the Uty Treasurer ol Ishpeming vs. Daniel F. Wadsworth, lor embeulement, returned a verdict of guilty. Judge Grant senteneed Wadsworth to a flue ot >500 or one year .in th* penitentiary. This is the fourth -time the roar has come to trial. D. F. Wadsworth tailed two years ago at Ish­ peming for >135,000, o! which >40,000 was taxes collected for the city of lelipsm- CoLtnniVB. 0., Jan. 9.—Judge Thunnan yesterday rendered his decision m umpire in the arbitration between the operator* rat* at sixty eente a ton, which is th* amount naked for by the miners. Th* operators only wanted to pay fifty e*ate. tb* ex-Cnlifornta millionaire, in giving stated that he is absolutely without in RnbiUtuo ar* K.’£3S HjGkll, rxxl ii-ltb. too ■ Wh«i your girls «r« uiUrricr from »r»l SeHlUty. It l» Ukign tint tbdr Mood l» poor and thio, .nd that ihoy uort Hrowo', Iron Hitters. Thoonly preuu. •d yesterday. Xariy yesterday morning ration ol Iron that ran b« takm aaldy. Captain Christian Olson, of the nehooner Mia. Barton. Ch.atnut at.. LoularlUr. Millie Trim, of Bangor, Me., was found des­ Kv.. Bara. Iron Blttera cui»d titute end nearly froBeo on OH Islaud, a mi. or rh.qmali»in whra rrrrnhleg da. barrec spot near Boston light house at the entrance to Boston harbor. He toM fallad." Tho nrom oxodua from lha aouth the following pitiful story of wreck and to the wwt coutinutsL suffering: 1 M-lrd from South Amboy, N. J. tor The bmt on earth, ran truly he raid . _ i.K - Smw MrM of <XMU. Uwe ofGrUg. Olyoorlno Salrr, which la auro, aafr and apordy euro for rula hrnlww arahK bum., aound, aad all other eono. We yxalUvdy cun, pil™. tetU'.r and all skin eruption*, fry thin wonder healer. Satistuctkin guarantor or money refunded. Only 25 cent*-. Sold by F. HutcblUM. which Ufa rote nd w-tb of JayGouta. o»r cJuUiiny stlfl -d’,’Orbiit' It was a dreamy. s»d afternoon, new the close of Sep nmlwr. Tlie »hin. bJmest irapslpabl* haae of autumn hung over the landscape like a veil of *thnraal laoe. and the -till rums was almost da- prewing Id its intensity. Suddenly the bell of the village church began to tall. The solemn reverbera­ tions seemed almost out of tunc, break­ ing upon the «lumb«rouM snllnesa or that porfeot afternoon. Tabitha Jones was dead-poor Tabi­ tha. tho village spinster. Generations had comr and gone—»be htu! gone on, not forever, but for a long, long time. Now she was dead. ' "I wonder how old she really wasF queried one and another, as the tones of the bell floated mournfully over the rjllsgf-, and over the farm*, and for down the vnlley. where tho river lay shimmering lite a sword in the gr*w: below me never "But wait, nnd w« shall see. Prettv soou the sexton will toll off her ngo. ’ n. For clean»lug the throat and »trensthea!ng Thirold gray-haired sexton won bow­ the voice, Ayer * Cherry Pectoral to Invaluable ing with the twelfth stroke of tlie mys­ to Binger* ai <1 publie ipodiere. terious age of Tabitha Jones, when Postmsktrr IV*r*oo. of New York. *entllN» the doom of tho church vestibule, New Year * xircllnK card* to pustmaaters all •lightly tijiir. were puthed open, and n ovorttie worfii, stranger looked in. He won was a young youn- I stronger Tlie best blood purifier and nystetn reyulalor fellow, covered with the duxt of travel, ever placed wlUilu tee ranch of sufferhw human­ aud carried a long Stick, freshly cut ity. truly to Electric Btltere. inactivity uf to* llrer. iUlllouauess. Janndlre. CousUpatlmi. from the woods, in his hand. UnUon to m> amdlt.on. -Who’s daadP" he asked, irrever- . Boston, Jnn, 11.—The scene* attending Wonk Kidney*, or nay dlwase of tb* «n»*ry or wfioever mulrea an ■PK.tlwr. tonic ontly.’’ the rescue nf shipwrecked nttirincra in thia organ*, or mild sUmulant, will always find Electric MV The old man raised one hand wnrnvicinity, Salqnlr.y, were oltan of great ex­ ter* Uie best nnd only cert ofu cur* known. They citement, and several of the rescues wars act surely aad qulckfy. every bottle gunrMitowi ingly, and then bbwod to the rsttlin? accompltahed only by dint of great gal­ Io give entire saltofaction or moucy refunded. ropo again, as he muttered: "Thirteen. "Who is it?” persisted the young lantry. Convicts at the city institution Sold *< fifty ecuts a boule by W. H. Goodyear. M. 1‘aMeur ha* five new patients for hi* hy­ mon: "Haven't I a right to know?" t on Deer Island araumpiishrd the saving of thr** men, who wer* clinging to drophobic troatmenL ♦•Fourteen,” mumbled the old sexthe rigging of th* schooner Juliet ton.’in rhythmic tqne. An old pbysk'tM. reU-ed from nracMee, baring “Come, how, old feDow, who’s dead? had ptaredln hto bauds by au East India mis­ Can ’t you answer a civil queatiou?” sionary the formula of a simple r. grt»t> * re tor the speedy awlI |<ermu>cut cure of "Tabitha Jonmr—ttftevn‘ vict population of ths island, and ite sue- lmrdy oiwumption. hrouchltto. Catarrh. Asthma and "Who was Tabltha Jones?" ceaaful termination was greeted hy long­ "An old maid living here in town— continued cheering. Tlie lifesaving crew sixteen. Can’t you leave me alone. I'm fcwu miouil.lk kun u ",I< sure, iiaj- icib — tolling her—seventeen—was that seven­ bbach Sntunlsv. and the dtlxens co-oper­ hto Suffering fellow*. Actuated bv Utto motive teen or sixteen, now, coosarn it! Go ated with them in caring for the unfortu­ an i a desIn-, to relieve human suffering. 1 will 'way—sixteen." send free ol rltorge. to all who destr* It. this nate men. A mischievous look crept into the li> German. From b or English, with full Nkw Yb«r. Jan. 11.—Ths PhilacMphia recipe. _ a,..... a... r, ’ I <■ nfiil < t, 11 , — t.V young Boamp’s eyes as he watched the schooner. Mary G. Farr, from Baltimore to Providence, caught fir* Batuniay nnd jiaper. W. A. Noras, i«a rowers Block. Kikkks- sexton. "How old wm she, really?" he asked) -drifteil on n bar ten mile* nouth of Long Branch. The wreck was crashed to’ bite Th» French ministry will urge a reduction of ••twenty-four?” "Twenty-four!" spluttered the sex­ like an eggshell. Th* eight mea at th* life­ saving station near by wer* powerle** to ton: ••Didn’t I tell ynu she was an old render any assistance. All on board were maid? There—which was that, four­ lost. Three bodies have been recovered. teen or eleven? Darned if I can keep “ou. com>uini>ilou. ttelng'• rouatltuuaual dte 'count and talk to you. too. Go 'wny! nut it requires a couetllutMnal remedy like "Most old maids will never admit flood** Harwaiiartila. which, acting through lb* most uupnralMed in ite violence and the blood, reaslir* every part of lliti*i*lcin, effect­ destruction it hue ennaed.. A down vowels ing a nut leal and permoteut cun? of catarrh In that they are over twunty-three at the are reported ashore between Bandy Honk even It* nio-t sever* forms. Prepared by C. I. outmost’” continued the interloper; "they generally fix on sixteen, seven­ and llarnrgat Day. with loss of life in Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. teen.’ eighteen,’nineteen------ ’’ many rases.* Kleven bodies frozen stiff, and the Kngltoh «»»’ »nd all on board lot "Ke«p still T yelled the old sexton, thoroughly exasperated and ‘hlarmod: Many saBcring people itrox tbrenv Ives alxiut with falinig rtrvnxtti. feollIliK that they are. •TU be gosb-darned if you hain't steadily risking Into tne grave, when hy using from.whiU ship. thrown me out of ray reckoning alto­ I'ark-r STonlv they would find a curcrommrnrRo«toR, Jon. 11.—The schooner Juliet, of ing w lib Hi* first dose, and vitality and strength gether. 1 don’t know whether I'va Ellsworth, Mr., was driven on the rock* surely coming bock lo them. struck seventeen times or a hundred. near Deer Island Friday night, andtbeOapSay. young feller—you got me in this scrape—what’ll I do?" Kin. "Stop a minute, and then begin over DEATH ON THE RAIL. again. People will understand there has been some interruption or some­ thing. Thhre.. it's been Just a minute and a half now—go ahead. I won’t Wilminotom.DvI.. Jan. 11.—Friday night’s bother you any longer. Good-day." sunn-wtorm caused the most serious block I • UI. -New York hair doalvra have issued I ,u have thought on the railroad tracks here that has oc­ "Well. BOW now.. wnQ who wvu would onl\_ ’1Mt■ rear Tear they said Bhe curred for years. suspending travel for a circular relating to the different | it,‘ And ‘ she .. mii ,tn hours. About 7:15 Saturday morning the styles of hair dressing, in which they I■ w was going to rnarrv marry 6«nnn Deacon Pinnev. Pinney,’”’ say: "The Puritsui style of hair cut ­ WihningUni Ji Northern train which lenvrs "How many did you say It waa, for Heading, Pa., nt eight o'clock, collided ting. close all over thr head nnd shaped Jane?" with two shifting engines that hnd been in saucer bang on the forehead, which "A htindrnd and twenty-two. Well, went out from the station with snow- was quite a favorite with some totelgn I declare! Who’d have thorght itr’’—WweejiCTn to dear tho track. Both engine* l»<!i**, has been eagerly adopted by were running rapidly, and the Wilmington our pretty shop girls, perhaps because nnd Northern train was also under a good ii saves time. This style is not now A LATE TRICK. hen'll ot steam. Opposite tho Martan and Hollingsworth Company's tracks, tlie w orn in Europe, and the sooner it is engines and train came together wish discountenanced here the bettor for the Apaloarlss. u terrible crash. On account ol the blind­ looks of our fair countrywomen. Front There was quite a throng of ladies ing nnow. th* engineers of the approach­ coifferes are worn in pompadour style.” • standing on the corner of Clark arid ing trains were not aware ol tbs —.V. F. Mail. danger until the collision occurred. Thro* —You can’t destroy a false set of Madison streets yesterday afternoon men were killed outright and three other* teeth in the retort of a crematory. waiting for west side cars. Into the have since died. Several were badly injured. This I deem one victory of art over na­ ^center of the group a slender littln ture. Our own teeth we can reduce to ashes with the rest of the body, but woman in black thnurt herself ho vigor­ Pams, Jan. 8—Th* new Cabinet waa an- false teeth and gold plate hold their ously that one of thr Indies in thu front nounqsd In the Official Garet*« yeuterday own. Silver plates or anr other sub­ was pwfaed from the curb into the stance used by dentists wifi disappear, street. The momentum of the woman afternoon. It ia ns follows: but four thousand degrees of beat have in black apparently carried her for­ been turned on artificial teeth without ward with the lady she had pushed, destroying them, and the gold rivets in whom she grabbed quickly around the the teeth, after that heat has been ap­ wai«t as if to nave her from foiling. As plied. will also be found intact.—Cre­ the two recovered their equilibrium a reporter, who was passing, thought he . AUD*. Minister or Murine »ni tu* matory Expert. M Hrabant. MinHtor of Public —Evidence has been accumulated to saw one of the slender little female's •how that Brigham Young was aa hands emerge from a pocket in the avaricious in the acquisition of land a* bnsllo of her whom she had jostled. of wives. In the Cache Valley an im­ There waa, however, nothing in her mense tract of land was taken up by hand, and after an effusive ajiolugT «he Mormons under Brigham Young’s In­ croraed the street and walked quickly structions. Fraudulent pre-emption to State Street, up which «he turned. gloomy outlook for securing a crop this entries were made on false testimony The reporter followed her. At the of residence and cultivation, after corner of Washington and State streeta with a capacity of fifty thousand ton* or which the land was transferred to several ladies were standing on the more, ar* practically emptv. and there to curb line as usual and blocking the cor­ HtU* prospect, now that the winter is over Young .himself. Since his death thei ner. Again the little woman in block land has gone partly to the church and partly to a pasture company. A mass darted Into the crowd, and again she of evidence has been secured by the pushed one of the party into the street this locality. Government agent, and in all likeli­ A second time she went through the hood tho fraudulent entries will be can­, form of soring her victim from a foil, celed and the land opened to settle­ and this, time there waa no doubt about her hand leaving the receaaaa ot tho rho emigrated from England to the Unl> ment.— Chicago TVmes. other's just aa both came up atandlng. She was unsuccoasful again, however create of 8,000 ia Um num r who emigrat­ between Atlantic City and N. into the street carried her puree in her ed to Canada, an Increase of ft.000 in led with a cough bo that be * Iithand. The little woman in black apol­ the emigration uom Ireland to ths United ogized gracefully, and tripped into a State*, and 2,000 from Ireland to Canada. passing car without leaving a shadow ot suspicion after her. What the reporter aaw is probably the latest trick of the female pickpocket Hill, the plaintiff in the 8haron divorce aid Remedy at W. H. Goodyear's wjssr- to ply her trade on the street under tho Gan. Wolseley, who i* to Berlin. has b**u act­ most favorable circumstances, and it ually lionized by Emperor William and Blsmark, Th* distressing disease, Balt Rtoom. to readily ssssnast Catholic I think Uy's Cream Balm t* the tert remedy for catarrh I evar saw. I never took anything —A very loquacious lady, calling one day to consult her physician, talked cm and on with such volubility that the latter could not get ia a word edgewayi. Growing impatient ha at length tola her to put out her tongue, which •Iw did. ‘ He then said: "Now please keep it thetu til! you have hoard what T haws ent tn aav to VOS."—Jf. T. Tota- raiigvteu west, eoutalulng forty acre* more or less according to the joveniuient *urv«-). siti St«d W th* township of1Yankee bprlng*, county of Barry, state ol Michigan. ’ Datea October Wtb. A. 1» 1»kl JEN Nt K K CLARK. Mong-cer HAMMOND, BAKKWORTH A COBH. -•.ck ASHESJ1 PAINS! "I w.he. all- o*kr!" What a commcq exp/ociioq; and tow much it rqesqs to rnsny »nd rqore frequently thaq is gonerr!!y yuspccted,' lhe cause is th® Lwo? or Kdneus. No disease is more painful ot sor ousthsq these, sqd no rerqody is so pryqpt aqd effective as ta the 1‘rubrtr CMfrt for Hany CiHMty. inns which decree there wm* no appeal, and raid Krtn*i»zicX lloldeu inow dee«u®cd) on tte tMli day of AsaUsS, USI, having bequeathed tte raid mortgagelo John Holden uy wlU, Uk nu»u lur­ ing ix.-eu duly proved and adnilttod to probate tetrtMuber irtU fssi.ni ttm frebqUi Court for Barry Couipy, worn abMlauesa* then* «» a0 upjMwl m*d Irntli raid w t!i» wltu lb* c»-rtifl<-:n oIproMtothereof having iieeadaljrreeontrd tn the office ofKcgirter ol Deeds In and for Hurry County. u|KMi whl. h mortgage there Is now ’ cialuted Co be due. mx hundred and tweuly-ou* MISHLER’S premises d<—crilictl tu said tuurtKage will no tlie Wttiday ot Jauuar). Ite*. at tbr hour ot or« o'clock p. m., at tb* not th front dour of Um Court Houw. In the city of Hasting*, that being th* plM* Of_______________________________ botding the Urruit Court, tor raid ......... . ...... Bitters- la dcacrlbrd lu Bald mortgage a* all that piece or Keel of land lying- and being Bitmited ui the u of Jobnsteau, lu the County ol Barry and btate of Michigan, desertbed as follow*, to wit: No remedy has yet becq discovered tqat is to effective iq all KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS^MALARIA. DYSPEP- cowibinod with woqderful success those herbs which nature h*» provided for th® euro of disease. It strengthens aqd in vigorates th* whole system. m sevtluo six w ia town one (1) north nu.-re it (S) went, exce]XluK and rrservUig'from Um> . deacritml piece Of land, fort? rod* square. JOHN HOLDEN. Uwaar of said Mortgage. CLEMENT BM1TH. Attoroey lor Mortgagee. * certain mortgage made by Henry IIuhatU and Nancy Howarth, to* wife. January 17th. IS7S, io KatnUozlck Holden, aud recorded U> the otocc ol Register of Dreda for Harry County Michigan, on January anti. IKTS, in Liter ta of MISHLEH HEHB BITTERS CO.. I. bequeathed lo having bceu dulj Par ksr* s Pleasant Worm I will with the • i CANDEE Itabber ak.n~ 3tMh day of Juuuarj. ISM, at ihe hour ol on* o'clock n. tn., st the north front door ol tb* Court llouse In the city of Harting*, that tn ixg the place of boldlag the Circuit Court fsr raid County of Barry, be sold lo the highest bidder. DOUBLE THICK I BUI. I Or llcsry Rebber Boots riwr v* wear ou: firstoa tnobriL ThoCLXDLB 1 1 1 reel of land situated, lying mid teng. luty ot Barry, State ot Michigan. described a* follow* lo ait: Tbs DOUBLE WEAR. "^Oltws test. JOHN HOLDEN,' owner of *aid M-tVM* CLEMENT SMITH. Attorney for Mortxagrc. SENSE iUE<- _ THICK Ball Double 1 FOR SALE BY R. A J. CUMMINGS A CO. HARKER’S HAIR BALSAM PARKER'S TONIC Htel* at Mlelilgan—In the Circuit Court for Ut» county of Horry. Bcuben li. Warrii er and LaFsyette Lyttle,aropartnenlilndoing boniness at Toledo. Ohio, uuder thr firm name ol Warritier & Lyttie.» Daniel F. Kiley— hi oUaclnncut. Notice I*.hereby given that on the istn day ol November. A. D. !■», a writ of attachment »u duly isatM-d oat of lb* Circuit Court, fw lb* county of Harry , al lb* suit ot Reuben IL Warriuer mid Laforett® Lyttle, a oo-p»*tnrr*hl|> doIns tMMloMS al ToIrdo. Ohio, under the fins name ol Worrltwr & S.vtilr. the above named pl th* deleudaiit above named, tor Uie *uin ot one hundred nibrty^rvea and «>-H» doibm, whirl sold writ was rettiruable on the first da; eember. A. ». ISS\ Dated ttds Id day of December, 1.1) u«j. KNAFFMN * V£NaRMAN. • Atty's for nffa County ot Barry. Sevilla Althouae rx. Krrc.miui Chrtipefl. Brr :.i mtn Brant and Lester B. Brunt—io stu*:‘ usued oat of tb« circuit court for the county <tf Barry, at th* suit of Hernia Allhrw. the abor* : buyia^ Clkmkxt Smith. Att-y tor Fits. Dated this nh day of December, A. D 1M& noretnoer, a. u. imd, a vni m axiacameni oti Q« r5MITH. BAfeS. ati wi 1 I th �I The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Rditsr. Hastings, Mien., January 14,1816. K , ...... ■■■■■,- hi* right let WaM ptralyaad and one shoulder waa bitched up al moat to the ear. ■ . ‘ ' "Yes, I'm safe!” he continued, fnwtefully rolling up hia one eye st Jock ••Saved! the Lord be praised!" he added, in a voice of the most heartfelt ’Jack looked at him antTwondrred. Here was a poor, old, d Wormed man overjoyed beyond all Ixinnds because hi* life had been spared, while the one who had rescued him, voting, strong and in vigorous health, despite hia use­ less arm,' had, with all these advant­ ages, been on the point of dwtroying himself! “You have something worth living for, perhaps?" said Jack, "You are rich?'* I watch At this tlie little man almost screamed with laughter. Under the inletIetoe I ‘•I rich?" he cried, punching one of the raft-timbers with nia wooden leg. "Oh. what an idea! Why, marey on me, young man, do you know' what is in the box strapped to my back?" "Upon my word I don’t," said Jack. "Well, It’a maltha—mntehas which I Hetleloe! sells, the two boxes for five coots! But I'm ofeared they’ve all been vp’iled by the water, now.” A GOOD “MATCH. Jack scratched his head. "So you rail matches for a living, shipmate? How does it pay?" How a Poor Young Sailor for­ "Well, when I say I gits a living by it, tlie less said artur that the bet­ tunately Found Ona. ter," "But you do get a Jiving?’’ John Blake, a young man of thirty, "Yes.’ after a fashion, meaning had followed the life of a sailor since bread without butler, aud tea without he wm a lad of seventeen. Being a sugar, and occasion-i-ly the scrap of a steak! But tho living agrees with me," person of otettdy habits he had aarftd a’ added the little matchntan—"it keeps little money, and he hoped in time to me us merry as a cricket!" earn enough to own u craft of his “Doyotl know," said Jack, frankly, "you make me feel ashmued of my­ Unfortunately, one day, when aloft self." And he went on to explain hia previous intention of committing sui­ on the foretop-gnllnnt yard of a' ship cide, and his reawn therefor, to all of coming in from the seu, past Sandy which the other listened gravely and Hook, the fool rope broke and he fell. then replied: . "I kind of suspected something of As he went head foremont his feet eaught in the topmast ratlines for a the kind as I sat watching you from t ’ other side of the pirr, where 1 had moment, enabling him to clutch a back­ come to rest and get the river air. stay. The impetus of bin fall, however, When I saw you go over, I picked up whirled him over sideways, one of the a piece of rope and hobbled along to bones of his right arm was twisted and tjie spot with it, hoping to save you. broken, and although he was now able Why, marey on me! a big, strapping fello^Jike you ought to thank God to hang on to the rigging with hia left, for the'k^esning of health and strength the excruciating pain he suffered was every day of his life. Go into the such that he must soon have fainted match burinevt. Yon could 'am a ^Ay but for the assistance he received good deal more than I can in-that from a couple of shipmates who, it line.” ohanccd. were also aloft and who •‘But I have no capital to begin helped him to the deck. In due time with." he was taken to tlie lodgings he usually "Haven't vou a few shillings?'* "Ay, ay; I’ve got forty-eight cents.’’ occupied when in the city, and bis " Phew’! Then you can git more landlady summoned & good surgeon. The latter tended him for week*, dur­ than matches enough to start with at ing which a "large hole’/ was made in the factory ou------ struct. “I’ll go Jack's money. His right arm wm there with you. They make a splen­ now nearly useless. It hindered him did match there thnt sell. I've a darter from pursuing his calling as u sailor, at work there—gits three dollars a and he endeavored to obtain other buaiweek." . * nera. No one. however, could be found As soon a- Jack had helped the old willing to employ a man who could on­ man from ths raft to thn dock, the two ly um* his left arm. Day after day his separa|pd, after agreeing upon a place savings1 dwindled, until finally they of meeting 6n the following day. were reduced to a few dollars. Having Early in the morning Jack went to paid his butt dollar to his landlady, he the factory to buy his matches. There wandered forth for another attempt to the peddler introduced him lo his obtain employment. H<- had made a daughter, a good-looking young wo­ solemn vow to himself that, were he man of twenty-two. whose appearance unsuccessful, he would never return to pleased the young man at onee. Hav­ his lodgings. ing obtained his matches. Jack went "No, no.” he muttered, “I've always his rounds and sold off his whole stock raid my debts like an honest man. and before night, making a good profit. He m not going to live on people I've no was so vigorous a walker that he was mean* of paying. I’ll go to Davy enabled to sell very fast. In a few Jones first—ay, ay. I certainly will, months he hnd actually saved a little money. He persevered, and in a racing as he charge* nothing for board and lodging.” couple of years he hnd serious thoughts At dusk, weary and discouraged, of marrying. Jane Smith, the old peddler’s’ daughter, was tho object of having been unable to obtain work. Jnck walked out to the end of a long his regards. Thr two loved each •pier, and there «at down, looking at other, and so Jack bad du difficulty In the water. ' pi’Fhiiadiug her to occonw his wife. ’ "Ay, ay; iu. soon as it's dark I'm She and Jack jut tugdthur such off," he sakl to himself. "May as well funds as they could spare out of their make the plunge first ns Inst, and sheer Ioint wiving*. ant', in time, opened a out of this world, which enn do noth­ ittlu factory of *ii dr own. for Jane ing for a chap that has sprung one of * bad worked lung enough at tlie busi­ hia timbers." ness to 'horonglib. nndorsland the proThe. gloom of night soon ulurad cejs of milking matches. around him. Hu just gave one wistful Assisted by her father and husband, squint at rhe forest of most* looming who could help hca in some parts of up through the darkness on his right, the work, n thriving trade eventually btt off a fresh quid from a plug of to­ rewarded her rlfcrta. bacco, then dropped from tlie pier into At Inst the yotuig wife -invented a better snatch than any which had been the river, and went down like a mar­ previously u*ed. Il* had a rapid sale, linspike. But be waa an excellent swimmer, and somehow,/when he and was the final means of enriching found he was under water, the instinct the couple, who now own one ofAhe of ralf-prcscrration was asserted, and largest factories in the United States. hr tvorked himself up to the surface. Better •till, they are happy, for Jock ••Hkiloa!’’ he muttcreli, ax hu can never forget the lesson he learned bobbed to and fru, about the base of from tho old peddior, of cherishing a the pier, "what does this mean? I contented mind, and of being industri­ thought I was going to drown myself! ous and persevering under auvente cir­ Why. now, I'm .-umained of my’cowcumstances. ) • By checrfulnw and fndustrv. his ardtcc—I certainly am." wife invented the excellent match that He closed his eyes, opened bis mouth, and was about to allow himself waa the means of their winning a for­ to sink again, when be beard a squeak­ tune, nnd the young man realized that ing voice above him. it was through the exertion of these "Here’s'it rope! Catch il nud save same qualities thnt he came to make yourself!” Aw excellent match with so good a wolooking up, Jack could dimly dis­ natu-X.r. Mger. cern the face of a little, lean man.with some kind of a box strapped to his Misplaced Confidence. shoulder. Thia penton bcuuing too far over to lower to Jack a short rope hSf M. Hillrniacher, a well-known Paris held, lost his Iralance, and fell head­ painter, has been the victim of his own long from the pier into tb^ river. misplaced confidence. On the occasion "Ugh! ugh!'’ he gasped, in a gurof hia son's marringc he gave, a lunch­ Jling voice, as ho came up. "Help! eon at bis] residence on the elp! Save mo! Wooden lev! Only Boulevard Magenta. About one one eye! Hand paralyzed! Oh!” Jack ball already raized him by the hundred and ,'fifty persona presented bair. nnd thus kept bls face above the themselves, and although many of surface. them were unknown to the artist or his "Don’t be afraid, shipmate!" he wife and the newly marr’iLMl couple, cried. "I'll save you if I can. although they were nevertheless admitted, the I can only ura one arm!” mutual imprciMion being thal'lhey were "Marcy on me!" spluttered the the invited guests of the bride's family. other. "Oh. I’m ofeared I'll drown! In the course ol the evening the hostess Quick! qubek!" missed her purse. A search was made Jack, by vigorously kicking hia leg*, to ascertain whether noma strangers oontrived’ to keep himself ana hi.* com­ had not found their way into the gath­ panion up until he reached a small raft ering, but the thieves had decamped. of timbers, alongside of the pier, only About one-half of the company had a few yanb* from where the man had left, and thwte who remained were the fallen. intimate friends of the two families. Meanwhile all thought of suicidu bad When they were informed .of what han been banished from his mind, in his occurred, several of those yet remain­ cagernera to save the life of a fellow­ ing discovered that their pockets had creature. The two were soon on the also been picked, and two portfolios timbers, which lay in the broad gleam with rauurities and bonds had also east by a lantern on the dock. disappeared.—Jf. Y.Sun. "Thanks to goodness!” cned thu stranger, after Jock had hauled biai, —If a man analyze the eharacten of with hia one arm, on the raft. "Hure hlx five hundred friends he will be I be, safe and sound!” dumbfounded At the amount ot treach­ As the young sailor looked al him by ery he discovers. Yet if he will ana­ the light of the lantern, he could . not lyse his own character he will surely help thinkitig the man was anything find a five-hundredth part of al] ibis but aowNd. His left jaw was dislocated. UNDER THE' MISTLETOE. Three Peculiarities JAPANESE CRAPE. THe KadloM Toil NeceoHated by the Xl»Bftwture of Thl« CUm of Dry Good.. The painted crapes, which are a specialty uf Kioto and the Nishimura establishment, are a work of endless detail, an<»it makes qne weary to look at them after knowing how much toil goes to each yard of the gayly figured goods. Although brilliant in color and wonderful In designs, the effect o! these eightccn-inch wide orapeN Is not really more thsm equal to that of the beautiful satinos that ('ranch nnd Amorican looms now turn out for such trifling prices. Thera gayly painted crapes are chiefly used in Japan, where the children’s dresses and girbi* obis, or sashes, are made of them. They are usually woven in lengths of fifty fret and divided for sale into fourths’, each of which is enough for the wide obi to be wound twice around the waist and tied, or for a child’s kimous, and costs from four dollars to six dollars. To make it the crape is moistened, stretched out on a board, and its edges fastened in line with rice starcb. The outline of the principal design is then painted ou with an indigo brush, this in turn gone ov.er with colored starch, which prevents the colors from running together, and the first color i> then applied with a brush through a Serforated cardboard pattern, if thr esign is one that repeat* itself in gen­ eral outline. The first dressing of starch is then washed out and the next color outlined with starqh and brushed : in. Like the successive atones of a chromo, each color reqtdres a different painting until it cornea to the end, when only little touchi« of different colors need to he anplial. The crape is then washed for the last time, joined in one piece and stretched on bamboo frame* that revolve on wooden wheels. Three or fonr workmen seated on the floor where the frame is stretched have their colors and brushes at hand and paint in the rest of the design, each one using but one color and then moving the erape along to the next man. Although il waa scorching noonday when we watched the laat stages of crape paint­ ing, each boy had a big bowl of coals in front of him as he sat on the floor, and the crape was swung over the gentle heat in order that the last colon might dry aa quickly aa applied. While the practical man wailed al the waste of time, energy and forces that might be applied to other ends, we of the fem­ inine side felt bound to insist that all lii» machine-made satincs and delaine* in the world were not equal to one yard of Kioto painted crape, into which the soul of so many artists outer, and quoted some of Ora'ar Wilde's raptures about "Handicraft! Handicraft!"—Kioto (Japan) Cor. St. , Low Globe-Dcmoeral. OUR YOUNG MEN. They Should be Taught to Direct aad As­ sist Each Other. While from time to lima from the pulpit in our cities the learned divines have been preaching sermons of special interest to the young men,’ it raems that the proper time has at length ar­ rived for the young men themselves to take a slight interest in their welfare. This brings to our view an important question, viz.: How are we to saw the thousands of young men who to-day are rushing headlong down to tho depths of rum and misery? To make k successful move in behalf of the general improvement of our yonng men. it secmi reasonable to be­ lieve that whal ia to be accomplished for their benefit must be of their ^wn undertaking. Can not tne young men uf this day unite nnd form a league for the purpose of their moral, social and physical de­ velopment? A’sn thnv not ported an organixatioA '.hat, like some of the great iuslil. ftbns flourishing at the present time' . ill eniMo each member to take an purest in the welfare of every other it -mber? It would be impossible to conceive of anything grander than the idea of the yoitng men of each citv and town throughout the land united in societies, and all these forming one general or­ ganization or league of young men, whose every aim would be to direct, assist and encourage each other along In the true way of life. To get the young men awakened and interested in such an enterprise seems to be . in first great difficulty to over­ came. Yet with the assistance of the pr««s and thoM who are in favor of good society, good government, peace and prosperity, such an institution might prove a reality and not an idle dream. . ' I have suggested this, believing that something can and ought to be done at once to save those young men who are taking their first steps out in the busy world, to guide them aright. Are there wot otheiwwho are willing to think and net in the matter?— Walter P. Hartlctl. »n Chicago Current. A Difficult Language. A Boston man, who has spent about fourteen years on the east and west oorata of Africa, says that the language of the natives of t^o Congo country Is difficult to acquire, and that he knows of only one European who has mas­ tered it sufficiently to understand it, though he can speak very little. It ap­ pears to be composed of short words, which, in the rapid manner of speaking, seem to be run together, and each sen­ tence to consist of a longer or shorter composed word. It is capable of strong emphasis, and it quite expressive, bnt the natives are not given to gesticula­ tion even when talking excitedly, ex­ cepting always ihe feticharo or fetich man when dealing out damnation to transgressor*. The trouble in acquir­ ing the language seems to be the gen­ eral unwillingness of the native* to teach it to white men. It is said, how­ ever, that some of the Portuguese who are burn and raised there have aoaulrcd tht< language, and speak it a* fluently n* natives.—AT. Y. Sun. —Corn Meal Gruel: Mix three table* spoonfuls of corn meal with a little bold water and stir it i*to a Quart of boiling water with a teaspoonful of salt. Bofl one btntr. strwin and *•*«.- &vu ViMMW. ’ NOTHING The Boom Keeps Up at tin exclusively to Hood’s BarsaparllU. aad axe Unknown to Others Hood's Sarsaparilla Is prepared with the greatest skill aad care, by pharmacists of education and long experience. Hence It is a medicine worthy of entire confidence. If you suffer from scrofula, salt rheum, or any dis­ ease of U>e blood, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, or kidney tad liver complaints, Hood’s Sarsaparilla “I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all oy friends as the best blood purifier oa arth." Wm. Garr, druggist, "Hamilton, O. " Hood's Sarsaparilla has edred me of scrof- A book containing many sddltlonal rtatemettts of euros will bo sent to all who desire. Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Doses One Dollar. DYSPEPSIA. Sedentary liablts, mental worry, nervous excitement, excess or imprudence In esiinx or drinking, and varioux other causes, induce Constipation followed by general derangement of the. liver, kidneys, and stomach. In which’the disorder of each orpm incr*-a.«cs the infirmity of the others. The immediate resutu are Loss of Appe­ tite. Nausea,Foul Breath.Heartburn, FlatUlener, IHzxIness, Sick Headaches, failure of physical and mental vigor, distressing sense of weightand fulincss in the stomach, and fnereased Costlveneas, all of which are not originate from scrofuknu taint lu the blcM*l, AYKit’a Pill* may be confidently relied upon to effect a cure. Tboae cases not amenable to the curative Influence of Atxr's Pill* alone will certainly yield If the Pi LU are aided by the powerful blood­ purifying properties ot Amt’* BaMSaraJUU.X. ■ Dyspeptic* abould know that -the longer treatmenl of their malady i« postponed, tlie more difficult of cure It becomes. Ayer’s Pills Never fall to relieve the bowels and pro­ mote their healthful and regular action, and thus euro Dyspepaia. Temporary palliatives all <lo ixrtnanent harm. The fitful activity Into which thr enfeebled stomach l» spurred by ••bitter*,” and alco­ holic »tiinulanu. Is inevitably followed by reaction that leaves the organ weaker thou before. Since the fire, which occrrred Sept 13th, our sales have been the largest of any Clothing House in Michigan, and easily accounted for by the fact that our prices are POSITIVELY THE LOWEST. Having received an allowance from the Insurance Companies on our immense reserve stock in the basement (which was not damaged ex­ cept by smoke) as well as upon goods that were damaged by fire, we are en­ abled to sell Men’s Overcoats at §4.00, 5.00, 6.00 and 7.50 (Worth in nnj market M.«l. W »O> and Boys’ Good" School Overcoats at 75c and $1. $8.00 PANTS AND VESTS $8.00 Suite where coats were burned are goin'g at about half value. Underwear, we are selling from 15 cents up. These are perfect goods, not touched by fire. Such an opportunity of securing bargains seldom presente itself. Don’t let it pass without t»enefitlng yourself by a purchase 'Giant Clothing Co. Trusses Torment, Never Cure but subject the wearer to Strangulated Rupture DIL J. A. SHERMAN, of 3*t Broad way. New York, well known thrmKhouttthls country and tbs West Indies, throoxb bis successful method of curing rupture. IS NOW IN DETROIT and can ba consulted dally at bls otfieo.» Congress fit. W., SelU Block. Room 4T. AYER’S PILLS, Bob] by all DruxgWs. 5k« S«b!t ATHLOPHOROS^^JtT^ ATNLOPMOMH CO., «2 WALL ST.. SEW Cream Balm I whan applied Into th el nostrils will.be ab-| sorbed effectually] cleunslnx the head! of catarrhal virwiJ causing healthy se-l tbs membrane ot tbd naaal naasraes from] ssf' “I CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY 7 reason of its central position and does relation to all principal tines East ax at initial and tanninal potato, constitute* the moot Important mid-coni ratal link in that system of through t:----------- —"-------- “---------------------- — ties travel and truffle between clti-ja < also the favorite and beet route to yttbeort. and corresponding points W, ; Albert T rm, MbrnroN* *nd St-PonL to Minnaaota: ws nd inxadrads of mtarnredtato clttee. towns, village* and ata THK CRBAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE msnt will cure. Agreeable ,to use? fiend fo circular. Price ro eente by mall or at druntas ELY BR0THBB8. Druxxlsu. Owexo, N. Y. By all Means Parchaie Niiiroi PLUG TOBACCO THI FAMOUS ALBKRT UBA ROUTS �� https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-01-21.pdf f9f037802dbed032c298a19b6d9ed9fc PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXX. NO. 39. HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 21, 1886 . WHOLE NO. 1599 Maple grove. surprise could not have teen planned. Mrs. B’s sister, Lettie Childs, welcomed Mrs. Eastman lotting hits nearly re­ theguftitein her usurJ pleasant man­ covered from spinal.fever. ner. Mrs. Brayton soon began to real­ John Phillips family have the scarlet Hickory corners. ize what wus going on, and in that fever. . Hastings, Barky Co., Mioil, hearty manner so. natural with her. We again hear the merry, merry The teariier In the quail trap district gave all a warm welcome. After a few had to send some of the children home, sleigh tells. Know flakes are again fall­ houra of social converse the ladies ta*- they had the itch so bail. ing. Both young and old arc enjoying gan to bring to light various b.isketa another run of sleighing, which Is quite Charlie Mason has scarlet fever. and bundles, and soon the table was well accepted by nil. Wood teams are plenty now that it is spread with good things, over which 81USCH IITION HATES Wm. Montgomery has gone to Buffa­ their host and hostess were asked to prelo on a visit , girls wave their bands tdue. It was a pleasant afternoon and and.shout at pesaera by in school hourr. Charles Moran has sold his Hock of one long to be remembered by all pres­ fat sheep ami is to deliver them to Au­ So much vulgar talk by the large ADVEBTISING KATES: gusta on the 18th Inst . ent. girls in the Baker school district, that Oo« Column per year.. 8100 00 Lost Friday while the boys and girls some think of keeping their little ones Ed. Hursit-y has gone to York State, Extra charge fur special positions. on a visit ‘ were on the river, just back 'of the resi­ at home. DOWLING. dence of M. S. Roush. Myrtle Riegler Geo. O. Jones has gone to Wisconsin, Some good grave yard insurant*JOB PRINTING. The young snow storm helped our fell through the ice, and but for the agent .ought to open a doctor's office at to visit a sister residing there. Itopeclal pride Im felt tn the Job 1‘rtntliuc DoJohn Monteomerv dur former mail­ sleighing wonderfully. timelv aMistanco of her schooinstes, the center. By attending to burineas Wm. Manning, who has had a severe would'undoubtedly have been drowned. they could get all they could do. carrier hM sold out the business togeth­ Johnny Miller who was skating oppo­ er with team, harness, wagon, etc., to time with his foot, is getting better. Mrs. Jacob Hoffman had several very type, the mat approved patterns of machinery’ Rod. Ornsby was cutting feed with * site the barbel wire fence which Spans bad spells last week; is at present a lit Willnrd Burdick, the latter paying f300 and competent workmen employed, enable* the cutting ter. the other day and cut the the ‘river at this place, jumped the tie more comfortable. therefor. 12, 14. 1«, 18 and 30 ft Messenger and Shean, were making ends off of- two of his fingers. Rod wires and with the help of Jennie Case, rescued the half fainting girt With a an invoice ot their stock of goods the thinks that is poor feed. Tte girls who have joined the grange, forethought worthy of older heads, other day. with a view of a disolution After due preparations by a band of W. LOWRY, M.D., Jennie urged her companion up the friends a surprise visit was paid to the in the bmdneaa In which they have think it Is a fly thing. « Physician, Surgeon and Oculist, E. Harrington is cutting about twelve bank and made her run to keep the home of Mr. Joseph Powers on the been so successful for the past three All widths and lengths. nail* tu town or country promptly nttenrfed. acres of timber into sixteen inch wood. blood in circulation. When Myrtle afternoon of Jan. (Kb, the occasion ' Jflloe hour»-« to io A in. and 1 to S p. m. Thinks there will be about 800 cords. reached home her clothes were frozen. being the 31st anniversary of the wed­ ■ ■■ ■■ • Aleck and Wesley French are setting Saturday morning she was as cheerful ding day of Mr. and Mra Powers. A Qtr* Special ailontioti paid to mrslctd dlseaw^ YANKEE SPRINGS. led dtauv»e< ot tils eye and ear. up their new saw mill. The boys will as ever, but io no hurry to try the ice few momenta after the arrival of all Another change in the weather; soon be ready for business. again. This is the third accident of the friends a beautiful extension table Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for sleighing ut this writing. h lANDIS, M. D., ' Carm Tobias, who has deen living on the kind that has bapjxsied this winter,for sheds and repairing old roofs. •w Thysican and Surgeon, A good time at the social and dance, Mra. Newton’s farm, is moving to Rut­ and parents would do well to keep their was placed in their home and unfolded to its utmost capacity, when the Rev. nt Bowens Mills, hist Friday night, in land. Woodland. Mich. •’ children off the* river until the. ice is W. A. Bass acting as spokesman for the spite of the Ijftd weather. offlee one d(X*4oatl> of Uin post office, will be SHAKER. more safe. It is a wonder when so ma­ found there day or nlftfct. Miss Ella Harrington is at home, and ny children are allowed on the mill couple assuring them that this was in will spend a few days. ip IL TIMMERMAN. NASHVILLE. pond that more serious accidents do not remeuiteranceof their wedding nuptial. Hemlock. 10 ft. The grangers met at Mr. Harris' a F . Hoinwpatiyic Physicinn <fc Surgeon. Geo W. Francis has sold his grocery occur.■ Up to Uiis point Mr and Mrs. Powers week ugo hut Wednesday, and partook stock to Frank McDerby. who him been (First door east of Holloways' dru* store.) remained in blissful ignorance as to the MOBGO-THORNAPPLE. largely of biscuits, coffee and cake. clerking for D. C. Griffith for a nuniter cause of the visit which Was a perfect T|R.Wm. JONES, The authorities of Dist. No. 3 have Social and donation last Thursday of ytuirs. Mr. McDerby is ohe of our exchanged teachers, Mr. Bliss for Mr. If Dentist. Soon the new table was spread with We can furnish any length up to -Vift- Smith. The latter is giving good satis­ inofit popular young men und we hope night was a success. Mr. James Miller and wife returned Alt work prompQy attended th. faction ami 8w?tns to have the good will to see him step right to the front among home from Gratiot Co. last week. The dainties in which a general participa­ our pushing business men. Frank tion was heartily enjoyed. Several of all the scholars. C. WELTON old people look us though their visit Fuller has purchased the store building hours of pleasant conversation follow­ Elder Stacking has returned from bis of Mr. Francis for 82,000, and will rent agreed with them. They come back ed interpersod with wit and humor and visit to Three Rivers. Is ajent for thi- Watertown Insurance Co. bringing a good report from the gold tfqme at the expense of the happy couple We make a specialty of Elm, Oak. Another dance at Bowens Mills one the same to Air. McDerby. He writes policlroion a man’s roperty against minus. Fred Baker is on a trip to Eaton Rap­ who were just passing tiie 31st mile­ Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ week from Friday night, Jan. 29lh. lowhy Cre,lly;tiUiiux<ir wind; igalnst a man's . Mr. E. P. Gilbert sold a part of hta I'fejJiy death and incident. oned or kiln dried. Several of our town people att* nded ids, Bellevue, etc., acting as advance place recently. He'will rent the bal­ stone of married life. As the afternoon agent for Miss Ella Grannis, the talenta which hud i>een spent so pleasantlyj-WOK A SHELDON. the lecture at the Glass Creek grange ance, and after his sale will visit with drew to a close the company disbanded ed elocutionist. Site is to give an en ­ hall. tertainment nt the opera-house here his brother in the east. leaving our kind neighbor and family A few from this vicinity attended the The M. CL R. R. Co. work train ar ­ [Office in Abstract Block. Hasting*, Mich.) Saturday evening. to rejoice over the happy reminissences Fompna grange at Baltimore. Hare tbe only »<■ i of Abstract Books in Barry One of Henry Roe’s horses died Sat­ rived at Thornapple lake last Friday of the past and the memorable matri­ Tbr tesliinouy as given by the Irving with nearly a full set of hands and com­ monial day just celebrated. We wish County. Green inbh lumber dried In two weeks correspondent last week is somewhat urday night. menced tutting ice Saturday on which for our surprised friends many returns Sueak thrives entered S. Leibhouser's J. WRIGHT. for inside finish. clashing with that given a few weeks clothing store Sunday night and stole a dav thev loaded 24 cars. of this happy day. . Physician. . ago. B. Brooks. Castleton's supervisor, put couple of his teat suita. with overcoats Calls dav or nWU promnUy attended to. Lota of hoops arc bring made in this and I iirnishingH to mutch. No clue as in an appearance at Morgan lost W edBARRY. office at re'ldeuce. uue-half mile east of ( vicinity ami pohta are in good demand. naulav Uje l^th. He wus looking after yet to the thrives. 'on Centro. Report of school district No. 1, Johns­ Had not someone tetter draw a fewMis* Nellie Welton, of JdbegviHe. the welfare of Mr. Sherman, an old gen­ town and Barry : over to the Irving light-weight? He tleman over 84 years of age. hilip t colghove was at Len. Fclghnwr’s over Sunday. thinks we had lietter come over and Mr. L. P. Cole is suffering with very Lawyer, Charlie Brady has sold his house ami lean on him, as his light-weight is only lot on State street, to G. Canfield. sore eyes. Hauling*, Mich. —hfi. That must mean when he is Samuel Bollinger, on Ilriduy last, sold Prwtacutlng Attorney for Barry County. Miss Lottie Shank, of Hastings and clean, and the other ' must mean when Mrs. George Wilson, of Charlotte visit­ to some llastinga parties\n IQt °f sheep, something over 82.0i> per head. E. KEN ASTON. Above Stock we are Selling lie waits for Sunday night. . ed at Tug Wilson’s Inst week. The protracted meetings doeed Sab- i . Attorney at Law,. 5 The Mystic League cards caused more at Lower Prices than bath evening. The hall was filltxl so that Grace Bellinger. (Over J. 8. GoodYear & Co.’l store.) .98 100 100 IRVING. fun than enough last week. Prattler* In *11 court vol the Stale. CoUecllons .88 100 100 100 Wo “ . ever before. There wu.. a very pleasant surprise some people that came had to go away Winnie The snow has made some slrighiug. promptly attending to.__________________ I la-cause they could not te accomodated .85 99 IUD Hal “ . .Hoop poles and grists are coining in live­ party at the home of Gib Smith Thurs­ Josie " . day night, the victims of the surprise with even standing room. TOHN CARVETH. lyElder Abbott will speak at the R. R. Dell Bussell JM 91 IDO 10O . The omission of “the grange ball" teing Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Smith. I Attorney at Law, s g^pgrtiw desiring 18 and 20 ft. Barn hall, at Morgan Sunday evening, Jan­ Clara w — 100 . . madq one of our items look rather sin ­ There are gnat tiime at the Evangel ­ e, Mich. : Boards will save money by buying uary 31st. Elmer Doud . ical revival meetings. gular. Instead of Frego, read Trego. ! now. Quarterly meeting ut BanryvBle, Sun­ The body of an infant child of John .57 WO tLARKK A RIKER. , It teems rather funny that young Josie “ . day January 31st. Attorneys at Law and , .03 men c.m't come to meeting without Boe, of St. Louis, was brought to this Bertie Moore — 100 Strange that a fellow on Monday BENTLEY BROS: & WILKINS. having their lines tied up and horse place last, Saturday and interred Jn the morning SoUcitora in Chancery. cannot see that the envelope Arthur Knowles... ..97 1(X) Austin •* med(U«d with. 1 say, boys, give us a family lot in the Nashville cemetery. ivmees ill Cu'.o* Nock, over Beamer Bros.) is already stamped so adds another one, 95 100 100 Mrs. Mode Rich, of Hastings was at too Ola Brookins rest. must have teen out Sunday night prob­ M Mate. Attend to ()( Michigan. Gonnt v of Barry-->» , 100 If the Hope correspondent of .the Jim Lennon's test week. Minnie “ title* to roal eatatc. At ft session ot the Frotate Court for Uie edlections au<l perfe< Hortie Flint, of Battle Creek, is here ably sparking his best girl. Mr. Isaac Baker left home Sunday Lillie Trethrick ... .91 100 Jten etc., elc. i <-ouniy of Harry, tiotain at the Protmte <\ffice in Journal would come over and see1 us visiting his many friends. Money to loon iMtirat He has 75 Tf ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate, jw’cw we'd give some information about grown so bis acquaintances hardly night, staid with Mr. Hale, of Morgan, Glen Dewey those t wo young fellows from Rutland 1 KLPYN g ’ BEYNOU* . Tcarber. Sunday night, and on Monday morning know' him. that attended the Grange hall. insurance and Loans. Frank Helm has bought a couple of purchased a ticket to Eaton Rapids. The- Bowens Mills scribe need not Offlee with J- G. Runyan & Hon- 3 door* north jn matter at the citato of Irt lilnckfont, He said he was going to I*enawue Co. Last i week your correspondent forgot of PtotoffiCL-. incompetent. feel so big about their streets, for they lota in Brooklyn. Special attenUoa given to making cxelmniprt Clement Smith Kuurdtan of na(d Incompetent. lire all sand knee deep. Mrs. Ab. Fattee and Mra. Hodges to stay with his brother until his health to mail his items. became tetter, and iiuiaediatiy after » tu. ot non-rv-lflrnt 1 romro In court :ui<l rvpmei.ti that hi* elid Wehave had some cold weather, but were both adled to Buttle Creek last ■ the train had left, one of the brvthern Bert Shepard Is seriously ill with intier. Farm* । ward no lonxer nee<l« n guardian and tiraynhat Hoiffe* and . he allowed to BW hl» nmrdtao'ii sceounl the weather can’t hold a candle to that week bj- telegrams. The former on ac­ flamation of the bowels. aad that the ramc mar !><• beard und allowol, fellow thatlleft his girl at church and count of the sickness of her mother, und £utin an appearance, making inquiries Geo. Jackson is marketing his cherry j n-gunl to Mr. Baker ’ s whereabouta, , and lie i»e dlKbarKed from hl* raid tru»t. the latter by the death of her niece. ami walnut lumber at'Battle Creek. Thereupon II l» ordered, Uial Friday, the -.-zml then Skipped for Middleville. ELEMENT SMITH. Mrs. John Bril has returned from and was told that he hail gone to see Ids Our' feed grinder to running at lasL The quiet ol our burg is again broken I Aty of January. A. D. Uta. at ton o'clock In tin! brother. He made a great todo aliout '• r LllW. >k vof, »ald up by the postoffice war. Mr. Dow. I ton-noon, forenoon, uc be M*>guv<i aralpied »w for ««n lb-t uvwu nearltig Miss Lydia Gage has gone to Battle .Oaee in Union H*!l Block, <>w store <«f «. 8- 1 1'iettUan, |«ttUan,and andthat thatthe the be*r» hetrs .ij .it law law of at raid said<!<•de­ tb«* would-be incumbent, circulated a /Mrs. Hiram Coe is visiting friends him but we’ could see nothing that Creek to work. ' Goodyear A Co.) ii erased, ceased, and and all all other otheriwtrsoas jersoa* intereste.1 interested In In said said would excite our suspicion—or to cause akid relatives at and in the ncinfty of Dr. Barker was in town last week. petition, but was outnumbered by a re ­ I estate, are required to apQ^ r *1 a »«sl<>n of Ptwh«es m tn nil courts Courts «of estate, lire required to app^ r at a session of us to think that he was insane, there PraeU tn all h tthe c State. (I I Sa]d said court, then lo he heddenrttheprobateoffice. hidden «the probate office, monstrance. And on it goes: the end Jackson. ; Mrs. Theodore Packer is in Hastings, * i.‘ wnnurxl under but hat> ' waa nu insane look about him mid this couaty. and show in UM> city of Hasting-. In said sal-1 oouaiy. attending her sister Mrs., John Quai.f „ I canve. H any then- be, why the prayer of the is not yet. py at the thoughts of the business boom ■ K r ™ lt 2 ’ "°? * ” « i.tok ’ that ’ Siww py nt the thoughts of th- business boom seehis to think that Ikw-axt. liecansev who is sick. tn he irXAW-gX k VixARMAN. ’mM to be brought brought on on bv by the the excellent excellent weighmrigh- gentleman serfus G<x>. Sisco traded Geo. J'anAuken CARLTON. Mr Baker went away without cutting IY Lawyers. uiv,. t^fa-r to the tenons Interested In raid some sheep that had the foot-rot, and *ime he mgn high senexu school jyceuiu lytxmui are .Ihrer fi»AilnL» Xatloual 8ank ) I heariuK estaterot the pendency of raid petition, andthe llcnty snow for line sleighing. — having , a lot of wood that he must shrely lw then kindly offered the loan of his jack­ tOver itasttm.-* .xauoiuu nana.r thereof, by cxusii-R .• copy of this order crazy, und Ujere is no doubt in our knife to kill them with. Mr. Covert s sister, from J.owell, is , vpry eXcjting deltatte.’ ——— ------ -———■— -------------------------- [to be published in flic Hiatlnn Haksku, a miiuls tbKt"the teether has at some­ . jjm crow rxril.TlAXf B SWEEZEY Attorney newspaper printed and ctrei latcd In *nld county making her many relatives a pleasant Mr. John A-Servro and wife celebrat­ time left his wife without wood nnfl visit. . --------,-------------------’ consequently should not be *o ready to ed their golden veilding Sunday Jan. Stephen Burt reports as liking his pRyppoRT. 17. • . -----IAtraew,.; M?Jonh Ewly* met with quite a loss i • ------------- * - — accuse others. Miss Minnie Frost closed her .school Mr. IL B. Harley returned to'ThornWILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. Miss Sarali Roush is reported very appfa Monday night from h vfedt to in school Disk Na 8 Assyria, lust Fri- ■ last week by losing two of his horses. Mira bsral* . rrnnaic wniri. day. She will teach the spring term H Justice of the Pence. friends iu Ohio. 8Ule o( Hk'Ulican. rouiUy o< hard,. One was taken sick and died in ft lew sick with pn<-iimonlx . Chicken thieves have put in their apAt a session at the I’ntmtaTourt tor the DuQeetiou* a specialty. t Mra. Ward, a former reude^ of there. County, of Barn-, boldrn at thr Proiiate Ollier in <lxys the other got its leg broken in the warance near FBI mon*. NashvUle. was on but Monday convey­ Rutland. the CHy ot Hrt»tli>»,In raid eoatftr. ya Tuesday, bani. ' II. Will has his new residentv south ed to Che county poor house. T kR J W. ROCK. We understand that Dr. Wright has of the art gallery ready for occupancy, Good sleighing is the order of the day I) “ ■ n,y,,..un .uul .Sunrron. lite .Uh <lay of January, lu Iht purchased a very line organ from the at present and very much preferred to । 30WENS MILLS. axul will move therein soon. Clough & Warren firm at Detroit. in theraatterof the Mtate of Lydia Brroee. Tire party at the risk last Tuesday The box social at G. A. IL ludl has the rough roads of a few days ago. Mr. Isaac Raymond and wife rejoice Th« thirtieth anniversary of the mar- I '“ronreadliu: evening was a succeue. Thirty couples come and gone. There was tbe largest OfMgevtUa ’ • " and Alins the petHlon. duly veri-‘ lied • Dinlei Striker. |«yint 'bat a paper thl» over the advent of another grand were in attendiuice and all report a crowd in attendance that has teru seen riage of Mr. and Mra.E. t«orham was I - fled day flled. purporting to be the twt will and tes­ ^'mts? Rnymohd's brother and wife, pleasant time. at Bowen for h long time. AU pro­ celebrated by the gathering of about tantent of auid dereuMd may be admitted to 1 M. B. GILLASPIE. The Rev. A. F. Dempsey.of Hastings nounced it a grand time. The Gillsspie righty of their triends and relatives on probate, and tbe exeetgor therein named ap- Mr. and Mr. John Muranviile, of J.« Notary’Public. Sntiiritay evening the 16th. bringing h ; Bowens Mill*. ’^Tltcreupon It to ordered, tliat Tuendny. the Nebraska, lire making them a pleasant will preach in the Cong’l church of Uns bovs band made many iriends. large number of presents. Jjnell Bradlev is on the sick list. .lul day of February. A. It iwfl. at ten o < l<xk In visit. They were formerly residents of pbtee January 24. at 1 p. in. He is Revival meetings continue at the T W. n«»OMAN. tmid u> be an able minister of the gos­ the forenoon, be a«*taned for the henries of Carlton. Grandma is still very poorly. ' Auctioneer. Yeckley school home. Several have i said petition, and thatlM heirs at law of said pel. » \ ' Mrs. Chas. Bixler is very low. Mr. Malon Senter also 141110 Fuller deceased, and all other persons Interested In Joel Wolcott Boat Na «- A. R.. lisvluz had year* of experience In rrTln8J***?' Lillie GiUaspie has gone on an extend­ resolved on a luitter life. contemplate building new houses in t»on», nad liavlus I*’’’’ 1?’T*kSoW’iCSS‘fiJrw It was announced that a young man was organized st Freeport Wednesday the......spring. They have engagefl Mr. evening. January 13, *80. Following ed visit to Allegan. kticUon sales of Uveirto-k. I know 1 ean sreve vi.y v* .. ...... Eld. GiUaspie is holding a special by the name of Hall from Cedar Creek, those well who nmy call ui»ou me. W-13. racr." Gordon to do the carpenter wopc. just c >mmencing in th?tninistry would ' an theiiowly elected officers: meeting at the Kinner school house.’ preach bls first sermon st Podunk on petltlonerxlvc notire I*. C.,lSamiieI Roush. Mrs. Sarah Johnson is on the sick . K.,1.1 ..urn nf the HENDERSHOTT CORNERS. Thursday evening hist, but for some 8. V. C . Geo. W. Ingram. list. The Indies sewing society of this place Mffte of MiohiitaB—fn the Circuit Court for the *J. V.C.. il. Draper. The next thing on tbe blU of fare for reaaon failed to till the appointment. of this order to be Baxskk. a new»p»- will be entertained by Mra George Aiijt.. 1LC. Peckham. »S K fiS^ n. ouwi r. BUn-u Bowen is a show by the Glllaspie-pig- Had become he would have found u J in said county of Ilazleon Friday of this week. All are <2 M., W. A. Sisson. low troupe. v for three successive Old Probatdlity had better be more 8tirg.. J. 1L Feheley. cordially invited. of hearing. ~ Laomy. prompt in fultliling his promises. We A sleigh load of young people from Chap., G. T. Daniela. WM. W.C0U, nraoToat of ibe Circuit Court, for the eounty of Good sleighing, and more, snow qora- haven't seen anything ot that cold Judge of Probate. tiiis place mtended the open lodge at Ol T)., Ransom Wolcott. --------------- F_ Fin lev. the wave yet. Postponed ou account of Hastings last Monday evening. Re­ O. G . J. H. Draper. Probate Order. . Sodal at Mr. Wagonlander’s Friday the weather. port a very pleasant time. tk M.. Bu<-1 Wolcott. State of Michigan. CountvofRarrj-M. eve„ Jan. 29th, for the I'unefit of the Mias. Clara Smith, who hns been stop­ School Is progn»rieg finely this win­ Q. M. S.. Bhnon Heffclbowcr. At a scmIou of tbe Probate Court ter under the direction ot our much Wolcott Post starts out with a vfcry Congregational church. All are invit­ Ing for »ome time in your city, is now esteemed! teacher. Miss Florence Glas­ favorable ontlook and cannot help but ed. vtaiting । her parents and manv friends । : .- «.t:rit. I Mr. Warren is in Indiana. in this town. gow. • grow and prosper. Att’r for Pitt is on the rick -Us? Mrs. 1. Weeks has returned home Thirty comrades from Hxsting.i drove jt Mr. -Fitch ------- — ------------ •. Thus. IKriley, the pedagogue in the •aie-1 l-k-cemtwr ah. A. D. over the rough roada to astirt in organMeetings at the Lacey Congregatipnal Croslqr district, is making the urchinx Ttalc g UM. <" '• again from her visit to her daughter. , There will be a box social i< It. izing Wolcott Post, and cvtn'ed mm:h i church this week. toie the mark. • fle*. ol Hannah Geritey, appreciated Interest in our present and Mrs. Dunham has been quite sick, Blivin ’ s Friday evening, Jan. 29th, for of Mid tferoaaed. prajtng that »he or aome The Episcopal churches of Detroit aw tature welfare. r : iwtL, rewveringsjowly. other miltablr person «iiiy be appointed adwln- the bcm fit of Rev. Stewart. iKtrvVT of Mdn estate. Surgeon Feheley ami Chaplain DanMrs. IkibeocK has l**n having com* uaiting with the Evangelical churches* Last Monday evening being the oc­ TlK-rrtir’” “ I—Tl.«» Frtaav the in! an imbortant religious undertaking. casion of the twentieth anniversary of ieLs tilled their respective positions ad- । W. , •j'-.ii day < Mias hUa Clark has returned from Rev. C. R. Henderson, of the Lafayette -. the marriage of James and Emma mirably. The ver* apirearana- of Dr. had it to their comfort to have the new Improve th* torta petition. Bn<! Mia* Ml. 1«S«I - -- ™—■ —- Bryuns, their neighbors and friends Feheley in the sick room would give the : her visit. avenup Baptist churciu fwvs the other ' I .wod.nhd UiatuU other |>enwn* Interested In di-couragnl veteran a new lease of ( Lart Tu<Mday being the bxrthday of churches will probably join the fipis«*. j Mdd estate, an- required to appear n< “ **^*<»" thought to give them an agreeable sur­ • George Chirk, the young people thought church in their revival work during i­ of old oour* U«»n to bc.boMeu.al the. I'robste prise which was done in the form of an Hft. would give him a call. -'Mra. Clark t. He believes mj »IH come j evening social, in thejnidst of which C. Comrade* of Wolcott «__* Post ---------are rethey ­ Newspaper Advertising. will join th* P. Btrowbridge, In behalf of the aawm- quested to meet *L Odd Fellows hall. kind!)’ furnished them a nice supper. when the Catholic DA9CMY A CO., bled guests, presented the bride and Friday eve. January 22nd, to arrange After making him a nice present, thev ordered. Thai all went to their homes feeliag happy. groom with a beautiful gold band din­ for the dates of future meeting* and I 07 Park Plart and 24-26 Murray 8L, ner set also an engraved glam fruit transact other neoemary bnaines®. i The meetings at the M. L. church Wan York. dirti. which was responded toby Mr. Tuesday afternoon, some fifteen la- have eland, but will commence again and Mra. Bryans in s very touching and dice upon pleasure intent, wended their-j in about two week*. Mr. and Mra. Mosher have ix-en hav­ heartfelt manner. It was an evening way to the hospitable home of Mr. and I Mrs. N. Brayton. A more complete ing company from HiUsdate pleasantly spent by all. The Hastings Banner. ^EW STOCK OF County News. LUMBER! —BV— MARSHALL L. COOK. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Once more we have sleighing. There are two or three caaee of mea­ sles in the village. So says report. There will be a sale of goods at reduc­ ed prices, at Goss' this week. Mr. Dim gives such of the pupils be­ longing to the school, as care to avail themselvM of the opportunity, two writing schools a week for six weeks, instead of having them wnte in school hours. . Mr. Draper is settled in his new house. Mr. Bruce is holding extra meetings at North Pine Ltike. Bam Boards, Common Pine B’oards, G Shingles, 7 I I I Fencing, Joist and Scantling, Hardwood Flooring, I I 1 | 1 Custom Kiln Dryina to Order. A T P Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ on hand. . I f h 8 5 13 A M ?usr~*' W A^^Sdu;, rtib. tor* rtW ikwU H that the rite »*h« We Have II at Last. S E±aai . �HUMAN WENT TO SMOOT. IX vWd to Wa were «ittmg in tb« °®°* «* • hotel in a town on the Tennessee p£bZHSL-u * ecrtiiin cure tor .River, and a colored mnn cams along rite females are 1 all tbow disorders w wu**.** ,with a revolver in his hand. One of the men called him into the hotel and yiwnon aud Nownmrts, tho ’ asked: ••8am. what arc you doing with that Jacob'S Oil, Which Cured by simply conquurs pain. Bancroft s furniture factory is hang­ ing fire over the contract. mitturity and of oM age have distin­ guishing qualities amongMll nations. Mothers! mothers! mdthcre! Why There arc three kinds ot voices that will von allow your little darling to enu ba efficiently cultivated—the ring­ suffer with those horrible worms wj en a sure remedy is so near and cheap? ing, speaking and crying. The first Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup has the greatest artistic range and the will surely give relief Und costs but 26 highest commercial value; the second thing?” . . ••Gwine ober to hab s riot with Bill caits. | For sale by W. Goodyear. him many delightful possibilities, but Peters, de barber,” was the prompt There are new 180 vets at the soldiers’, is sadly uegleoteil; the third is nearly "KUc■ he been doing?” always disagreeable but often effnetive. home. Grand Rapids. full Araldaa costume. Voices are inherited, and have na­ •Talkin' 'bout my ii>ud*kr. sab. For M-ars. quinine was regarded as Crcdifta due the German women and the specific tor malarious diswewu*, and Ym, «ah. he’s, bin alaiidenn her all physicians for first using Red Clover tional peculiarities. The Latin .races ober town. Hje’s dun got to take it olossoms lis a medicine. Best results are famous for liquid tones, the Saxons back or I’ll bon* him.” are obtained whed combined with our and Slavonic for dvep and heavy vocal ••I guesH we’ll gy over.” medicinal roots and herbs M in Dr. sounds. The men who belong to tribes “AH right, sih?‘ .]onee\Red clover Tonic,, which is the descended froin Ishmael have powerful Five or six df <n followed him into l<With’the W1 months malaria, in all (the barber .shop. Paters wm shaving best known remedy for all blood diseas­ voices; the women of the siune lamilloa eas, stomach and liver trouble**, pim­ Its varied forms stalks like an epWemlc (a white man, and ho looked up and ples, cost! venues, bad preath. piles, ague I speak in flute-like tones. The Chinese through the land, and whole district ( ^•■Boy, what you doiri’ wid dot oh* and malarladiacoaes, indigestion, loss of have but two registers—high and ore prostrated with chills and. fever, appetite, low spirits, headache and all rough, low and indistinct. The Indian the entire population shaking with ague. shootin’-iron?” diseases of the. Kidneys. Price 20 cents, tribes and New Zealanders have harsh Heretofore, quinintr was regularly re­ •‘Gwine ter bore ye! replied Sam. of Fred Hotchkiss. voices. sorted to; but, while it frequenUy ••What fur?” ..... Among civiliKcd nations there are two failed to effect» cure, it invariably de­ Tbe l»ontiac rink close* for the season ••Kase you ha* bin lyin ’bout de ole grades of voices, as distinct In eharao* —8800 in debt ter. The educated and refined people woman.” ••Shoo! You jist waitf of all countries have attractive quali­ . Dr. Jackson'-s penetrating liniment Buch an extant that months elapsed ere ‘0,1’11 wait! I ain't de pusson to cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, burns, ties in their voices; the unlettered and the system recovered from its effects. put a white gem’lan out. Arter that rheumatism, etc., ets. Good for man vulgar usually express. thexnsclvca In These objections to its use were so marked, that the introduction of Mish- ,gem’lan leaves <le cha’r you want to or beast. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. sounds that arc repulsive- Keeping ler’s Herb Bitters was hailed as a tri­ look out fur mt!" within the limit of enlightened nations, A Beef Steak club has l»een organiz­ a profitable field for study and illustra­ Mr. Pctera finished «having the man. umph in medicine. Infinitely more certain in its benefidal effects than qui­ who dW not even turn his eyes toward. ed at Marshall. tions may be found worthy of .more nine. it pousses nona of the demerits of Sam. and then powdered his face and than passing reflection. At home we that drug. Instead of nauseating, it combed his hair. Sam sat there with The recent statistics of the number of have, ns a nation, three distinct grades lanes and invigorate* tto stomach, the revolver on his leg. cool a» ice. but deaths show that a large majority die of voices—the New England high key. und while ajieelily expeiUngthe noxious just before Bill removed the towel from with consumption. This disease may the Southern drawl and the Western humors, increace* the appetite and the man's throat ho said: commence with an apparently harm lees chop. The parent of American tones facilitate digestion, thus rendering the ••Boy! vou go homo!” cough which can be cured by Kemp's is British, with three distinctive teut­ system stronger and better lit to ryfiist ••Who you talking to?”.asked Sam. Balsam for the throat and lungs, which on*—English. Irish and Scotch—the the attacks ot disease. • In fact, a judi­ ■•To you. sah! I’te got a right to talk is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Irish being the richest of the three, tho cious use of Mishler’s Herb Bitters at to you?’ cases. Price 50 cents and 81. Trial Scotch the hardest Of the voice* of this season of the year will prevent the she free* For sale by Wm. H. Good- the multitude little need be said—they •How?” . recurrence of this disease, even in those •‘Kase I’se yer stepladder. I maxjd are common and the word brands them who have never passed an autumn with­ yer mudder two hours ago. Dat makes out it. An experience of twenty years you my step-son. sah. an if you don t There are sixty saloons in Calhoun as disagreeable. Education is the basisof the thousand proves it to be the greatest anti-periodic put up' dat shooter an’ git out o’ dis III county. charms found in vocal sound*: not known to medical science. woUop.yc widin two inches of yer life!” merely the education of oahools. but There are. perhaps, no diseases so “ Hoo! You ’ zo dun mar ’ d ma?" subject to climate diangee as affections that the multitude of diseases of a the higher education of refining asso­ -Yes. sah.” , scrofulous nature generally proceed ciations. with effects that c.onm by intu­ of the kidneys. II undreds of our fann“An’ you’ac any step-fodder?" from a torpid condition of the liver. ition. like many other paces that make amechanics,and laboring men,strong ••’Cose I ia. Now you make tracks The blood becomes impure because the hardy In all other respects, suffer men and women dehgiitM oorapanfin: dat wood pile behind the bouse, an' uontinual inconvenience, and occasion­ liver does not act properly and work off ions. Every voice has a definite value ally excruciating pains in the back and the poison from the system, and tbe as tangible w» good looks or a wall across the loins; experience a frequent s certain results are blotches, pimplre, rounded figure. The actor favored with Sam laid tho revolver on a choir and eruptions, swellings, tumors, ulcers, desire to pass water, pain during Its a pleasing voice attracts hb audience. passage, and frequent stoppage in its walked out without another word, to and kindred affections, or settling upon The orator may lead the multitude after flow. These are manifestations result­ humbled that his feet dragged on the the lungs and poisoning their delicate him and into labyrinths of folly, if hh ing from some strain or heavy lift (per­ gravel as he went off down the walk. tisues, until ulceration, breaking down, haps years ago), and aggravated by Dr. voice ha* but a magnetic ring. The "Come around heah to shoot his step­ and consumption is established. every change in the weather. Every fodder!” growled Peters. "Why, dat Pierce's “Golden Medical Discovery" Khysician with bracing tones assures Is patient of immediate recovery ami Blight cold flkw direct to tills one weak boy hadn’t got no sense 'tall. Next.— will, by acting upon the liver and puri­ spot, and unless promptly attended to Detroit Free Pre**. fying the blood, cure all these diseases. the power of hie voice It often more potent than skillfully prepared nos­ the disease becomes chronic, and the The city hall at . Waterloo. N. Y-, trums. From the bar the pleader's once strong man is a miserable wreck. ABOUT CHILD-WIVES. worth 825,000, has been burned. voice follows the lory like a talisman, Mishler's Herb Bitters is the 'ddy cer­ tain remedy for this class of disease. “1 derived much benefit from the aud Hie verdict is often largely in­ It has a pecular tendency to the kidneys, Atblolopborous you sent me for my fluenced by a seriea ot cxuuuJte de­ stimulates them tu healthy action, und * A verjt young girl is certainly not rheumatism. j It relieved me of pain livered sentences. Tho pne*t who removing the cause, prevents the form­ dose.* wm. would cure souls miut have a charming capable of choosing a husband. She iafter taking the second dose." ation ot brickrdust deposits, which, if Van Orden, of Eagle River, Mich., voice. The range of various voices has permitted to continue, will by cohesion takes it for granted that men are al­ gives ^3 as his 1 very satisfactory experience enriched our language with shades of form gravel stone, necessitating a pain-/ ways os she secs them in society—po- * expression which words can not oonvey. ful operation tor its removal. Many of lite, friendly and on xheir good hehav- ।with the great rheumatism and neuralPoets never weary of writing of gia cure. the ingredients entering into its compo­ tor. If she marries early in life the voices—the lover's voice, the voices of sition are uDivereally recognized as Soldiers un guard at Grant's tomb She night, morning, stars, the sea, ] specifics for all complaints of the urin­ man who happens to please her fancy, have been badly frostbitten. woods and stream*. Voices arc a posi­ ary organs. In liver complaint, dyspep­ she learns to her sorrow that in nine sia, all disorders of the towels, and af­ cases out of ten a man nt home and a ( The best on earth, can truly be said tive Indication of character Go and Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which Is listen to the rasping tones of the Police fections of the throat and lungs, it is man in society arc widely different be- of ,sure, safe, and speedy cure for cuts, Court shyster; then take a seat before equally certain and efficacious; while, as a remedy for the complaints peculiar irtgs. Five years at that period of life Ibruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all the bench of the Supreme Court, aivt from to the female sex. it has no equal. produces a great change in opinions ‘other sores. We positively cure piles, though blindfolded, you can. and all skin eruption**. Try this the voices you hear, name the distinct Ladies, old and young, married and and feelings. We frequently come to tetter , single, in every condition of life, will detest at twenty-five what w*> admired (wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed localities. The subdued *?cho of ■ or money refunded. Only 25 cents, find this preat female remedy, iprom^t. drawing-room conversation will indi­ at sixteen. Wo advance from the taffy- !bold by F.IIotchldsa. cate the attractive presence of cultured sallow complexion is replaced by a candy and peanut age to the era of Bell telephone stock has fallen off 12 ladles and gentlemen; while, on the blooming, healthful cuuutenanrc, nnd gum drops marron glace*, aud even in per cent in price. other hand, too rough sound* nf a gath­ its occasional use enables Nature to Inti-r vears to lose our yearnings for 1 ering of brawling revelers will imme­ perform her functions regularly and those dainties. Similar Ranges take diately indicate the quality of ihr com­ without inconvenience. place in the moral and spiritual nature. . An old physician, retired from prac'iee-bavlng pany. had placed in his hands by an East India ml»Why should we feel the same toward , slonary the formula ot a simple vegetable reIt is not possible nor desirable to as• The Michigan Postal Telegraph Com­ Crsoni* in after Jife. when we have «e«a ime-Hnj tc’c** Hite bales «4 mcr- i pany reached .Jackson from Detroit imed to distinguish between the false ehamnoe. but good voice* mig'nl be I with its wires laat Saturday morning. valued higher thnn they an*. Half tho | Jackson now has.three rival telegraph and the true, the bad and good, any more than we should like dime novels lines. fun in life comes from merry voice*. The debased criminal clement, all tho We should economize at all times, but after wo have become acquainted with more especially when times are dose. Dicken*. Thackeray and Shakespeare! the world over, has a voicc'of its own; Observe tbe purchases of your thrifty How few. comparatively, of the every large city has a degraded multi­ tude" of people’ whose hanl. hollow and neighbors. More substantial iieneiits school-girl friendships extend into How few of our com­ can be obtained from a fifty cent bottle later life. cruel voices distinguish them. Women, of Dr. Bigelows Positive Cure than a panion.'* in society do we love ns . gentle in appearance, make their want dollar bottle of any other cough remedy. welLcfter twenty years have passed. I of character manifest by the tones in It ia a prompt, safe and pleasant cure How few even of 'our own brothers Admiral Porter, reported dving. ia। their voices. for all throat and lung troubles. Sold and sisters tn idiom we do not sue ibetter. Voices can be adapted io uses wide and endorsed by Fred Ilotdikta. * faults we could wish eradicated. Con­ Many suffi-riufi people (lr.*c tbrinsrlves about apart. Soldier* and sailors, who call Scarlet fever Jdi virulent form has sidering all this, how is it possible for with talllna streticth. ftwiUnx that they arei to each other through the cannon's made ita appetiranc*- in several Wret one to feel surprise when a couple who steadily sinking Into themve. when by using; roar or the blasts of a storm; tho herdsnitar ■ Tunic they would find a cunt comment Concord. Jackson county, families, and marry in their teens grow to love each Ing with th<- first dos*-, and vitality and strengthi men and drover*, who terrify half other less ns years roll by? When both : the district school has been dosed in tamed animab by wild shonte; the grow alike, whether it'be rapidly or CDnsequence. • huntex. who mimics tho cry of birds toSmall-pox in Canton. 0. Mowly. backward or forward, there is brlng pasting flocks within range, of Thk Rev. Ged. H. Thayek, of Bour­ some hope of their ever seeing each hb gun, are instancas of thb sdnntabon, Ind., saya; “Both myself and other with the same eves, but when one wife owe our Ilves to Shiloh's Con­ progresses and the other retrogrades, n "Haring received ml much benefit from Electric: bility. The grandesL the nx»t stirring, Bitten*. 1 feel It ray duty to let suffering human­• ecstatic, solemn and sad sounds known sumption Cube." For sale by Wm. difference sprinp* up between them, ity know It. Have had a running sore on my[ come from tingle or combined human £1. Goodyear. leg tor elaht jcaiw; tny dor ton* told me I would Ake You Made miserable by Indiges­ and in time one looks down upon die haw to have the MM scroped or l* gamputated.. voices. tion, Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of other with a feeling of superiority, I used. Instead, three bottles of Electric Bitten*‘ Science and observing care have Appetite, Ydlow Skin * ShDoh's Vft- perhaps unconfessed, but still there, j brought singing voices almost to per­ ahzer is a positive cure. For sale while the other, unable to perceive the ...Lt at fifty cents* bottle,and BuckleuS Arnica* foction. Now some thoughtful atten­ real cause of the trouble, grows at Salve at Sc. per box by w. H. Goodyear. by Wm. H. Goodyear. tion may well be given to speaking Win- Will You cough when Shiloh's length to dislike what was once loved. A laborer who had been drinking heavily wasi voices. When there arc n<» inherited Cure give immediate relief. Price 10 And thus it happens that those who frozen to death a few nl«l>t* ago at Fenelon1 defects, early training will give tho cts. 50 cts. and 81. For sale by‘ Wm. loved at sixteen an* indifferent nt Falls. right direction. Strength will always H. Goodyear. twenty-five, and sometimes divorced at t come with good health and plenty of Shiloh's Cataiuih Remedy-- a posi­ thirty. One great cause of early mar­ longstaiidlri-irs: laalcy, t9M West Chesnut pure air, fresh from tho sea or the tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and riages is the pernicious habit of calling BUboulsrlUe. Ky. mountain. At home and nt school Canker Mouth. For sale by Wm. II. a girl who remains unmarried until The third death from unali-pox since the[ faults should be corrected. The greatest Goodyear. twenty-five an **old maid." This is rpiitoglon broke out occurred yesterday at , risk*.arc run in the school-room, where Hackmetack“ u lasting and fragrant done by well-meaning but thoughtless r' children are sometimes compelled to perfume. Price 25 and 60c®Ra. For •nrsans, who wonld be sorry to think : strain their voices in reading or reciiSale by Win. II. Goodyear. that any act or expression of theirs had । ing. The injury b manifestly irrcSinton’s Cure will immediately relieve caused one nu hour of misery; yet this two or throe tiroes si . parable, as shown by the army of men Croup. Whooping cough and Bron­ very dread of being called an "old and women who every day emit harsh, chitis. ForiialebyWin.il. Goodyear. maid" has driven more womeu into metallic and high sounds, that grate For Dyspepsia und Liver complaint, marriage and life-long misery than any upon every refined ear.—San Franciteo vou have a printed guarantee on every other thing, excepting, perhaps, Newt- Letter. bottle of Shiloh's Vitallzer. It never poverty. It ia a mistake to think that fails to cure. For sale by Wm. H. for Cuts, Bruises, single life is any I ms noble than mar­ ever Bora, Tetter.; Goodyear. A Judicial Anchor. riage, especially if the spirit of discord A Nasal iKJixTonfree with each bot­ An interesting relic of .old Englbh tle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remirdv. is permitted to inflict it* horror.* upon Price 60 cente. For sale by Wm. H. a whole household.—London Tidbit*. justice has boon-placed over the Judge’s Goodrear. seatin the Admiralty Court of the Royal A Mean Bostonian. J. M. Daron and Albert Murry are Court of Justice in London, the anchor about to open a boot and shoe store at The champion mean man has turned Bale's Boney ihajra: Coufh cu re^Sc. , Wc_* flt which from time immemorial *tood in Charlotte. . the original Admiralty Court in Doc*up in the shape of a Bostonian. A South Boston num recently built two ■ tors’ Commons until tho Admiraltv Dr. Jackuon’s Wood and humor syrup . iudiclal business wax transferred to hotiMH, aide by side—one for himself will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers : Westminster in 1860. Thun the anchor ami bad sores upon the body face or and one to sell. In the house sold .hr . was thrown into a lumber-room, ami limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the had placed a furnace against the parti now it has been disinterred, regildod system and blood of every trace of dis- wall of tho cellar, and from it- hot ah and mounted on a black velvet ground Buscan river. «*« that have their origin therein. chamber he had constructed flues to In a handsome dark frame. A cable is Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and heat his own domicile. The owner o! twisted round the anchor, which b V. A. Bradford. •anker, and is wdl recommended by about four feet long. Even now a long the medical profession all over tbe the other house found it very hard tn silver oar, some oenturhs uld, G bhed aX the amount of coal required to keep hi* family camlortable. while tho dishonest builder kept himself w*n> at Hood’s Sarsaparilla s&'TffiaKFirs: mt. per kamnn. and payable Ninuaih date, and payable In fire jriirs from u wMeb Bald affirtaaxe wax duly OMicti.-,' John W. MeLarrey to Ira Peake on ib< of Joly, A. D. UN. aad n-cordad tn m. ; . tar's office for Barry Coanty. Mkhijran. ia i,•?„] continually exuding with Chronic Catarrh. W.m Uavlni; taken twelve bottles, within theJut twelv«- tr entirely > -... 'if d>.,r,.t W. MrLorrey. hl» executors, adnitnl-irMURS, IMMM I nil !«• ilu. Imnwdlntely thereafter, allliougli it. i the pay::.,-.i l*'®- 4,11 ’bk aBBMareinained unpaid.*r.<i ih auTcnre mq ww Space of thirty days affu and still renudnlng unpaid, the afore,4<t mj.. gnaLaaM claOTaanaantd dollars with »;|u. Hood’s Sarsaparilla only by a L HOOD A OO., Lowell, Mass. IOO Bo—» One Dollar. WORmHY Of Confidence. A Y tn O <tartNx ’•‘••riy *> rc*r», Il i SSS’Jr1 icvuu.ue Houducaa b«*r**pa: ill.. • > to UJedkal Skicuce. . SARSAPARILLA . th- extracts of YrUow DueU ami ..... liitgia, the Iodides of Pvtawlumj ami Iron, sad <>iher |-Arnt InkTxdk-tax. lour blood vitiated by deraagertenta lO uf the digHdlve and rafmthturr fuuc- said county uo Tburjd.iy. tta day of lw.-rm!>< bl hundred and iq or Ontagioua Disease J TUC k-sding physicians of tbs KMtad I nt .Mates, who know Lira composition <4 Arars Sajwafabu.la.'M) ithat pharmacy. nsti V by lbo °r thb remwi UFtLY ]*o«Kiblo for a j>crxin wt .-orrupti'd blood to attain m>udi1 THOROUGHLY uf the *y>«uujuHMt fiyitjdi not ©s’y th* removd «< <’«rruptkin from the bkxxL'buUu* c*ri<-bnirut snd the <nngtbculng of the ritai organs. RELIABLE SSTt-w worktstrttcr Bcroinplithe*!! BLOOD *c^Lis made1 pur*-, and ^ilood weakened through diminution df the ...7 Ln-uwl.-, is made stroti. by WMeaSAkSAFAMXXA. I miniETWlklC '*ln blood and l.tuldiiu PUnlrYINo up tbe system re*julre time In writw cases, huilxvicdi will be derived from tho uw* of aIkrs ^ABSarJtBXXXa mw» speedily than iirmriMp0^ ’rt,'rh &ie,!rn,r* MEDICINE falsely claimed, hjabun* <Unt in the market, tmder many Barnes tail the only preparalkxt ItaU had Mood ’ tbs test of tlme,jatul^provrd worthy o» deceased. John U. Earl, administrator of said isuw Tbemipau K Is ordered, that Wedrr,iu» the IT k give notice in the persons Inurrstrd in *xl<f »*UUw.uf die peoilvury id khhl peti hearing thereof by causing a cony to be published In the Hastinp* Ba* lay of bearrok*. Wm. W. CWt.lt, Judge of Trobsta n tbe Circuit Court lor County of Barry-!n Chancrr* Boyal w. Peake, eeonialBant. n. w>t*t> and Phoebe M. WlUi*. drfrr«iii!,:~ Fifth Judicial Circuit—In Chanrvn Upon doe proof by affidavit that IIwwIk M. Wlllu, one Of Ithe defendant* in the jbore ewe'Uod orase-pettdlna In thia coart. rr*l<ie« <>it the State ot Mlelihau and In Hie el Columbia, and on notion of h Arman, *ollcltor» for Beonip ordered that tbe Mid defendant > pablHhed within twenty day tbe Hastings Baxxku. a : •-wroapcr rrinici fiysr's Sarsaparilla, rnr oer appearance. Dated Uiis 21st day ot December, A at Charlotte. In said circuit. Solti Lj sh Druggius.: Price H; Ske SuKt a certain mortgage made hr Henry Mn-rarta and Marr Howarth, bls wlft. Notcintx-r se. xirded in th» Barr* (cant*. GT!:?. .-u nt April. 1X77, befiuealb'-dto kuirsiazict Holden by will, tin proved and admitted ■ n the Probata Coort -.-ur*jr c«r.sl-.. 1! lanlushls. m it win to । rows wills with the certta-st* been duly m-urded tr. cu.o<i»-a it. r •TMOMOROS O.. IQ WM1 IT., MW WM ■LY’S Cream Bali said mortKSKf or an> psrt tbereoi Notlea hi therefore hvrebj irtwn thm i»r wsinliea Maeribed tn said mortiw '■• ‘H,in '** both day of January, ibrs. al the tan ol o'clock n. m., ax the north trout do,*.- <*! pe OMtHMMlnthacttraf ftasunx*, nut tm place at boMbw tbe Circuit t’-ourf. H mh: County of Barry, be sold to the hlghe't <**««• or so tnueh thereof as may be t»cre**ar\ : • w frhe aoxmnt scenred by said mertiw,- *ivi to* lying ■W. I.anil Ik.being sHiui, Af II when applied nostrils will sorbed effect 1 cleansing Ute of catarrhal causing healtl ■11 naff from »k* ; corner thereof conuiii’.ng <»• Dated November 3rd, itw. JOHN HOLDEN?Owner of said »l CLEMENT SMITH. Attorney tor Horta*-' sx-ts-ci; uxa. NOT' MtaU of MIchlgan-TIic dtrull Omirt tfc ** Ds3ffi*N«wt& vs. Danlrl F. Bllrj in w that ou Um* iMh d.«5 fltF; writ ot ansdBDMi t *»' Mb mN Chart rar thi । I By all Beans Porta Niirod PLUG TOBACCO FMIl.il' T. < OMIHO* • Att'j lor lit* 8S&TIW let. �Agricultural. DArSIPOST, Mtter. aartment »bould be The Agricultural department ot the New York Tribune has been on record ae anti-dog in It* sentiments; but the body of the paper, judging from an editorial in the last is a lover of the un­ clean thing. It expresses a doubt ot the existence ot such a disease as hydro­ phobia, and thinks no dog should be kill­ ed on suspicion ot having a disease so rare, but only on positive proof of Ixdng so afflicted. We suggest that any dog suspected of rabies be sent to bite this editor which will serve the double purpose of dingnoeipg the disease, and in time no doubt of bringing the editor to his senses In dog question. It is time this foolish affection for the dog be done away with. It seems to be an insane love for a beast little better than a civilised edition of the wolf. We have too many cases on record of children killed or mained for life, of grown people bitten and stock destroyed, to allow such wishy-washy sentiment as the editorial in question to sink very deep into our ht«rts. We have heard that sometime in the long ago a little child was saved from drowning by a dog. Now if the editor denies hydrophobia, we shall retaliate by repudiating the dog story, which has with sundry variations done great cradJ i» to his “poor dogs.” We venture the opinion that for every child saved from drowning by n dog. one has Ixscn bitien by the same species of brute. Sheep husbandry would be a profit­ able business in many sections adapted to little else, did not the “yaller dog” s*4 his everlasting decree against it. Mlrh. HorUculturiiL The place where pleasant, intelligent < onverpUion is most needed is in our rural home circles. At what a large majority of our tables the only business is the mastication and deglutition of food, which no interlude of pleasant chat to enliven .the familv meal, or hearty laugh to stimulate healthy diges­ tion. It is in our country homes that we see the most <leprwsing effects from this want of freedom in social intercourse. The quiet, dull breakfast table casts a gloom over the whole day. A good, wholesome spirit of talkativeness will broaden the tacea. stimulate the blood, dissipate the bluesand kick the skeleton dyspepsia out of doors. Men do not talk to their wives enough. Many an American wife, particularly in the country, becomes sad and despondent, pale and sickly, and finally sinks prematurely into the grave, simplv from the neglect of her husband to be’social with her; to be a companion in the cares and pleasures of the home; to openly appreciate tbe thoughtfulness, the self­ denial constantly exercised in his behalf. The germ of this reticent disposition in our people is sown in childhood. Many a cold, silent man was made so by the training and example of the first fifteen years of his life. I admit that children are not any too well governed; but I am satisfied that parents do not appreciate the wholuwme influence that, results from making companions of the little people. I have li*-n at homes where not a word was allowed from the children when thev were ach­ ing to ask questions, and it would have done them worlds of good to have taken their part in the conversation. The parents in these homes we're noted for their skill in disciplining their children to "know their places.” As I go about the country, stepping here and there in­ to the home life of numbers of people, I find it the exception if children are made companion*. Their prattle is “nonsense," and relegated tothenurserv or play-ground; their questions go un­ answered, in utter forgetfulness ofcche fact that courtesy begets its like. / I would have our fathers and mothers enter with rest into the gleeful sports uid playful conversation of their childftD, ‘b’« teaching them by precept and exr mple. bow to talk properly and easily, how *o fill vacancies in time’bv pleasant chat, and get comfort out of it as well »in the more active sports. I do appreciate most heartily the free, cheerful family intercourse where the •■ares, pleasures, prospects and memories of the whole family are the property of each individual ia it; and when parents and children receive their highest enjoy­ ment through the happy interchanges of thought and feeling one with the other. The husband will be more likely to bring in the plants from tho woods If ‘ his wife will recall her earlier study of | Ixjtanv, and discourse to himself and the children during the evening upon the habit, usei and beauties of the speci­ mens. The wife will more cheerfully rearrange the furniture and pictures, if sheknowa that, after having completed the work, her family will, show their appreciation by chatting pleasantly about the change*. wrought and the art exhibited. The little people will gladly add to the subjects for pleasant conver­ sation. if they know that encouragement would be given to them to take a part in It. In the farmer'* home this want of social enjoyment is felt most keenly. Usually tho husband aud wife an* so burdened with care and labor, that they are lost in their work. At meal time, or in tbe evening, the only time that can Ik* given to pleasant converse. the hours are all occupied by thoughts rather than words. Particularly when it is quite a struggle to "make both ends meet," I have noticed that often the burdens are made heavier by brood­ ing In silence over this misfortune or that bad prospect, when, if the thoughts eould only have spoken, they would ap­ pear so ridiculous as to be provocative of laughter and more cheerful words which would breed good feeling and a desire' to make the most of the day's blessings. Many time* 1 have spoken in this strain to my brother farmers,. and and onou received the following reply; “What -----shall we talk about ? We have not• -been brought up to talkative habits, and it will be difficult to work Into them. We shall run short of talk timber." I have a ready answer to such difficul­ ties. I would have each meal time and each evening crowded with talk almut the crops, the fancies, the hopes, tbe memories of the family; the study, observation, reading and plays of the children; the busineas, -^perienoe, suc­ cess, failures and prospects ot every member. In truth, everything good that comes to the family or any individ­ ual in it, through their five senses, is a theme for healthy conversation in the home circle. I have known a delightful breakfast season made so by the simple narration of the dreams of the previous night. It is not enough for one to read a funny item in the paper, chuckle over it. and forget it; it should be read care­ fully enough to lie present to the house­ hold. and all join in the contagious laughter. The result of this will be apparent at once. Home will lie tbe pleasantest 1 place for husband, wife and children. The father will have hb wife and child­ ren take the placeof saloon companions. The mother will receive genuine happiness and assistance from the cheer­ : ful faces and appreciative words of the whole familv; and the children—to them comes the lasting influence—will have their happiest times at home, jand will love and seek the companion­ s', ip of parents lu preference to question­ ;able associates abroad. The thread of Iintelligent, happy conversation will be the cord that binds all hearts together; 1 aud the habit thus engendered will be ' of untold value to the father of thine who go out from such homes and build I households of their own. Rural Canadian. Let your colt be domesticated and j live with you from its tenderest age, « and when a horse he will be simple, 'docile, faithful, and inured to hardship and fatigue. . 1 If you would have your horse serve • you on the day of trial, if you desire him then to be a horse of truth, make him ’ sober, accustomed to hard work, and inacctt«able to fear. Do not beat your horse, nor speak in t loud tone of voice; do not be nugry a ’ with them, but kindly reprove their faults; they will do better thereafter, for they understand the language of man imd its (fawning. If you have along day’s journev be­ fore you. spare your horse on the start; let him frequently walk to rerover bis. wind. Continue this until he has sweated and dried three times, and you may ask ot him whatever you please; he will not leave youja a difficulty. Use your hqrae as you would your leathern bottle; if you open it gently am! gradually you can control the water therein; but if you open it suddenly the water escapes ut once and nothing re­ mains to quench your thirst. Never let your,horse run up or down a hill it you can avoid iu On tbe con­ trary, slacken your pace. Which do you prefer, was asked of a horre, ascent or descent? Jd curse be on their point of meeting! was the answer. Make your horse work and work a­ gain. Inaction and fat nre the great perils ot a horse and the main causes of all his viees and diseases. Observe your horse when he is drink­ ing at a brook. If in bringing down his head he remains square without bending his limbs, he posesaes sterling qualities, and all parts of his laxly are built symmetrically. Four things he must have broad­ front, chest, loins and limbs; four things long—neck, breast, forearm and croup; and four things short- -pasterns, back, ears and tail. abd-ul-hamid. Hi* Majesty the Sultan of the Otto­ man Empire b a most high and pui*saint monarch, i'lis will b Jaw and hb nod is death. 'He has mar.v palaces; he rules doepctically over a vast em­ pire; he makes quantities of Paahaa cross their Sswning hands whenever he looks at them; he has the power to do anything to any one nu faithful subieota—except recall him to life after he has killed him. But social power he has none. Hb life is passed in an end­ less round of official drudgery, nay, positive servituda Buch minutest dotail of business, from the highest vis­ ions of diplomacy down to the opening of a new coffee house on the shores o! the Bosphorus, passes through hb au­ gust hands; and each Incident of every transaction forms a focus of intrigues which, in their conglomerate m*M, it would take twenty Saltan's with a hun­ dred times Abd-ul-Hamid's power to disarm nnd defeat. What time, there­ fore, cgn he have to spare for society f The commander of the Faithful may lie seen any week as ho goes to hb Fri­ day’s prayer. Then, before die gaxe of ’ an adoring populace, through lines of splendid troops, crowds of brilliant aiucs-de-camp and Pzuhna. fair veiled ladies, braying brass bands and screaming dogs there passes MALARIA iWH BS« MES 0100008902010200010000010908020200010000010104020000010101000203000201000202 The formula by which Madder's Herb Bitters is compounded is oerr tu-o hund’rd gerr» iX’J, and cf German origin. Tho entire range of proprietary nudieines cannot produce a preparation that en­ joy e io high a reputation in the communitg ■ rhere it is made as For the Next 60 Days! AND THEREAFTER, gyusHLErs The Hastings Banner SittersJob Rooms li tc the best rrm^y for Kidney cud J-icrr Complaints, Dynpquna, Cramp in the Stpntarh, Imligrsti&n, Malaria, Periodical Com­ plaints, tic A: a Blood 1‘urijicr, it hat no eqaoJ. It tones the ryshmK drengthenihg, intigtnafing and gitttg life. Mlf'HT.KR HlUtB BITTERS COJ> £35 Ccznracrve St., Philadelphia. Pxrker’* Flw-’V’ersi li-r-sn Fever TaUa Offer the following prices. Strictly C^ah, for Job Worl 500 IjDO 2,000 or more Good Linen Note Heads........................................... SI 40........... S2 00.... I ** J , —n O OT. BestT-lb. Linen Note Heads....,........................ 2 00........... 2 75........... 2 50 per M Good Note Heads ............... J................ 140............ 2 00........... 1 75 per M Good Linen Letter Heads....................................... 2 00 ........... 3 00 ........... 2 75 per M Best “Mascotte" Letter Heads.............................. 2K........... 3 75 ............ 3 50 per M Best “Mascotte" Statements.................................. 1 40 ........... 2 00............ 1.75 per M Best “Mascotte" Pony Siatements ..................... 1 26........... 1 75............ 1 60 per M 25c extra per M. for tablf-ting. Bret HighlCut XX Gov’t Envelopes No. 6 ... 1 35...........-2 00............ 1 75 per M Manilla No. 6................................................................ 100........... 100........... I 50 per M Manilla No. 5 ................................................................ 1 00........... 1 50............ 1 40 per M “CANDEE” ARCTICS HANDJHLLS AND POSTERS. —WITH— DOUBLE THICK BALL.___ ' QoUWeWear “CA^ Sole j TEST. It is not advisable to drop one of the milkings and milk culy once a day when cows give but little in tbe latter part ot the season. Tae milk b not so good when drawn but once a May as when drawn twice u day. and under once-K-day milking <.ows shrink very rapidly and dry up entirely very soon. It is better to milk tvrice daily as long as the milk b saved for use. The value of a small mess of milk is not to lx* measured solely by the quantity. Tho superior richnms of a small yield should be taken into consideration in eatimating the value, and if this is done the propriety of prolonging even a small flow must l»e apparent—I Prof. Arnold in N. Y.Tr.bune. A man who is “not a temperance fanatic; never took the pledge,” but an abstemious and oleerving dtizen, telb The Philadelphia ledger ne sees added proof each day that “the correct name for hard times b whiskey and tobacco,” and he makes a calculation which leads to the following conclusion; “incredible ns it sems It b positively so. All the house building done in this great city in sixty years b drank down and spit away (bah!) in the United States each and every year.” Lansing liepublican: C. L. Seeley, owner of one of the iinest herds ot thoroughbred Holstein cattle in thb vicinity, h the proud possessor of a new Holstein calf which weighed 121 pounds on tbe day ot its birth. Agricultural College professorsMy that the heaviest calf at birth of which they have any knowledge weighsd 10 pounds less. The little giant was sired by a two year old Holstein that weighs over 1 MO lbs. H. W. Norton, a day or two sine per­ formed a novel operation upon a thor­ oughbred Durham cow. The cow got loose and gorged herself with exits, it was.erident that she could not live, so a hole was cut in her side-and two bushels of oats were taken out, and the wouhd wound then sewed up. The animal was vc at accounts.— Monroe CommerciaL We should call that “heroic f ull Sheet Posters Blank and Ruled Work of all kinds a specialty. Specially low prices on Book Work and Law Briefs and Records. Calling Card* and Wedding Goods. All irof/c American AKrieultwiM. Hardly a day passes without the re­ ceipt at the American Agriculturist office, of medical circulars with inquir­ ies, complaints and suggestions in re­ gard to them. Many u time and oft have we. in these columns, signified to our readers, that such appeals to their pockets or their credulity, must be dis­ regarded, nay more, be ontemned. A good doctor, or the tri 4 remedies of your own “household practice." are infinitely safer and cheaper than these widely heralded nostrums, composed of what you know not and who know not yon. These are as likely to du harm as good; in fa;*t. more likely, and then comes the after misery. There are good and serviceable ad verti.sed remedies, in­ deed, but they are readily distinguished from tin* fanciful prest options of those boastful pictorial tempters. 100 500 IjOOO 2,000 or more 75.......... SJ 25............ geoo............«1 75 perM 90............ 1 75.... 250........ 2 25 per M 1 25 ............ 2 50 ............ 4 00 3 50perM 2 00 ............. 350 ............ 5 60.. . 5 00 per M 3 00 ............. 5 00 ........... 8f»........... 7 00 per M 1-lfi Sheets Two Years Dow? (if Prices Proportionate with those Quoted Above. w»W. with Ibeir pxit imprurmctit of tbi Tub Bakner has all the newest and best styles of type, borders, etc. It has •ociul THICK BALL. The utra tb'rkrrw ol robber ngbtusiltf tbe treed,givea Ml'BU: V EXU. the finest of presses, the best of workmen. We have the Largest ana best stock of envelope*, stationery and flat papers ever shown here. We guarantee No. 1 work. O ur price* cannot be discounted. Idea. ULMAN IL * J. CUMMINGS*CO. | DETROIT. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC] The Best Cough Cure you can um ty^ Site Erapivxi l..,!i • >. Umuj »i>rder cf th« Lueg H1SCOX A COn N. njBLCOj THE CHEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE CAP :af SALeraTOs SODA For Baking Purposes. Best in the Werl J. R. R. CABLE, B. ST. JOHN, «hm( wm m nwrr niiwi �541710107059 78010101010000020201010102000173 23232323485323484830204848232348232353534848235348534823482353 �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, THURSDAY, JAN. SI, IMS. Local Advertising Rates: ■yy anted ! 200 Cords Wood. I want 300 coni* ot Blare wool tor goods oat •f «ay nlorv. I will sell the rimxIs for wood m •hasp a* tor cash. . AU goods warranted as r-’prrscnted by me. Rrhil yoar walchmi, clocks *ud Jeweler? for repair* to and bare It attended tn by an ex­ perienced workman. JOHN HESSMER, Jeweler. Local News. Supkryisors’ issue. proceedings in this W. S. A B. Shrinek have commenced grinding feed. W unite exchange feed for wood at Sbririer’s feed mill. &tet into Preston & Cook’s new store in the Central House block. Wood is brought in lively. from 31.00 to 3135 per cord. Prices Otm readers should carefully scan the ^sjipervisors proceedings in this The Michigan Horticultural Society will meet at at Adrian, February 9th, 10th and 11th. When you wish anything in the line of groceries, call on Preston A Cook in the Central House block. Fred Hotchkiss would like to ex­ change paints, oils and wall paper for 50 cords of green wood. The five mile race at tbs Jefferson rink Saturday night will be an interest ing and exciting contest. The Methodists expect to handsome­ ly fresco or paper the interior of their church the coming spring. Go to Preston & Cook's when you want the best nickle cigar in the city. They have just got a new stock on hand. •The box social at G. A. R. hall Satur­ day night was immense both tn attend­ ance and enjoyment Receipts about 833. ’ Thk crowds about John Bessmer's weather bulletin show that the people have a good deal of confidence an Old Probs. Encoukagb the Champion hose com­ pany of the state by attending their ball at Union hall, Thursday evening, January 28th. Matthew ifall. living south of this dty, and Mrs. Geo. Murdock, of Carlton, wiil both build fine houses the coming spring. This Wednesday afternoon and even­ ing the ladies society of the M. E. church will have a social at red ribbon hail. Nnpper from 5:30 to 7 o’clock. Remember the hose boys dance at Union hall, Thursday evening. Janua­ ry 28th. Bill for dance 75 coats. Good music, good order and a good time to all. Petit, the Woodland landlord charg­ ed with violating the liquor la^tf, skip­ ped when he heard the officers were after him, and has not been found up to present writing. r Lam- Dickinson has painted for Fitzgerald Post the Siege of Fort Sumpter and the G. A. R. coat of arms. The paintings are fine, and show Lang to be possessed of much artistic talent. I will sell at cost for the next thirty days, albums, velvet frames, scrap books, pocket* books, and other fancy goods. JOHN ROBERTS. Newervoiu. ’ The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. for the election of officers will be held at Temperance ball next Tuesday afternoon at half past 2 o’clock. There will be a pleasant literary program after tea to which all are invited. The Champion Hose Co- of this city, will give a ball at Union Hall, Thurs­ day evening, January 28th. Music by ‘Doonan & Wilkinson's orchestra. Bill for dance 75 cents; supper extra at the American house, 75 cents a couple. The Good Templars* open lodge and literary entertainment at Union ball Monday evening was a splendid affair. The crowd filled the hall and the enter­ tainment pleased them immensely. The order will doubtless profit largely by this open lodge. The anniversary of Estes Rork’s marriage, his-own birth and that of his son Meno, occurs on the same day. His friends and neighbors met then- last Friday evening and gave them a snr­ , prise to commemorate the same, which we understand was a very pleasant and happy affair. . Monday of last week, Mrs. Levi Holmes, a pioneer resident of Woodland died at her late home. She was a woman 'greatly beloved by all who knew her. and her loss will lie keenly felt. In their great bereavement, the busband and family bare the sincere sympathy of a bast of friends. Mbs. John Quaik, ufthbediy. <urd ed by a rupture of the bowefe.and she ■offered terriblv a few days previous to Will Benton, of Bat h visit her decease. The funeral took place ing Hastings friends. Monday a. m„ and was conducted by L. E. Knappen was in Lowell on bu­ Elder L. G. Moore. Mrs. Quaif was highly respected br aD, and greatly siness one day last week. beloved by her many friends. The be­ Mrs. L. E/Knappen visited Grand reaved husband and family have the Rapids friends last week. sincere sympathy of the community, John Wightman is making his Has­ Tuesday Emma Rockwell, of Carl­ tings friends a short visit. ton, Lillie A. Corwin, of Castleton, and Mrs. J area Clarke iswisiting relativa Willie McDonald, of this city, were and friends in Kalamazoo. . brought before Judge Cole, and tbenecJ. B. Roberts and Miss Anna Beamer essarv papers made out to send them to went to Kalamazoo to-day. the state puHio school at Coldwater. Mrs. Will Squire*, of Big Rapids, is They were taken to that institution br Superintendent of the Poor, W. It. visiting friendls in this city. Schantz, Wednesday. . v^retl Spangemacher made a business At the meeting of those who gave trip to Buffalo the past week. notes in aid of the Chicago, Kalamazoo * Saginaw R. R. at the Court house, Saturday p. in, it was decided to return (he notes to their makers, and to destroy the guarantv-of-ald board. A large part of the notes were surrendered Sat­ urday. The remainder can be hud by calling at Cook & Sheldon’s office. The action was wisely taken, but should have been taken a yar ago. Charley Souia, of Ada, Kent Co., visipxl Hastings friends the!past week. oMisH Minnie Cook, pt Grand Rapids, is visiting Hastings friends and rela­ tiva. will pay me, and I base this opinion upon the fact that my colts In very un­ skillful hands have brought large priea. For instance: Epaulet, 822,600;Trinket, 811,000; Fdrce. 810,000; Feme Sate 85.­ 000; Editor, 84.000. Three five colts are all descendants of Princeps. in whom I now have more faith as a sire than ever before. • ♦ • • I have forty-six weanlings by i’rinceps Walsingham, and Mint Mambrito. My eolta are better looking and letter shaped than ever before, because I have taken better care in the last two years, having given up all other business engagements." The following tickets drew the Oil Paintings nt A. R. McOmber’s gift dis­ tribution. No. 143. held by Nora Quaif drew first prize; No. 153 held by Samuel Weeks, drew second prize; No. 1489. held by Alice Hail, drew third prize; No. 684, held by Mrs. Perry, drew fourth prize; No. 1552. held by J. D. Townsend, drew fifth prize. • Febuaby 19th, will be the 23d anni­ Ernest Brossau. of Battle Creek, is visiting his uncle, T. J; Broaseau, of versary of the establishment of the or­ this dty. der of Knighta of Pythias. Barry Capt J. W. Leonard and wife of lodge No. 13, Kt of P, and Hastipgs MhiC<B°'s|aie viaitiD8 their daughter. Division No. 19. U. B. K. of P„ have Dra. Booth, Sweet & Co., the emi­ arranged to celebrate the occasion with nent physicians, and proprietors of the C. H. Bauer’s name should have ap­ a grand ball and exhibition drill in American Medical and Surgical Insti­ peared In the list of directors of the Union hall, that evening. Further particulars next week. tute at Muskegon,—have made arrange­ Cyclope Insurance Co, in our last. ments to visit Hastings regularly every John Rock returned from the south eight weeks during the year 1886. This Tuesday. Evidently the climate and - Five Dollars Reward.—Strayed will give our citizens an opportunity eatables of the south agreed with him. or stolen on Monday, Jan. 11th, a black for consulting the jnoeit suconaful phy­ and' tan Gordon setter bird dog, feet sicians. Their flrat visit to this city will i/Traverse Phillips was elected Sentinel be on Friday of next week, Jan. 29th, of the grand council of Royal Arch tan color, tan color spots over eyes and at the Hastings House one day onlv. Masons of this state, at Detroit Tues­ small while strip on breast, answers to the name of Dash. Any person giving day. Consultation free. information as to his whereabouts will Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bentley and Mr. be rewarded as above. The Crawfords and the Saddlers, of and Mrs. T. J. Bush gave very pleasant W. D. BENNETT. Orangeville have not been on friendly progressive euchre parties the past HmUosi. Mk-b. terms tor sometime. On the 10th, Chas. Crawford and a member of the Saddler the elegant cash. Mr. Cobb, of Jackson, of the well family got into a wrangle in thp pres­ known law firm of Hammond, Bark­ ence of other parties. Crawfor^l-flour- worth A Cobb, was in the city on biifdished a loaded revolver, and proceeded ness Friday. to tell how be was going to shed the Happening, to step into J. H. BeaDr. C. A. Turner, of Cleveland, Ohio, gore of the Saddlers, when the revolver was discharged the ball striking Wal­ visited Hastings friends Monday andi mor & Co.’s grocery and crockery atablace Cromer in the wrist On the 15th, Tuesday. The Dr. is one of Cleveland’si llshment the other day, we chanced to Crawford was arrested for carelessly prosperous physicians. remark-that January 1, closed the first using fire-arms, brought before Esq. i/Messrs. Daniel Striker, F. G. Good­. year of that firm's dealings on the ex­ Kemiston, and his examination set for year. L. E. Knappen and Trav. Phillipsi elusive cash system. We enquired of the 27th. attend the meeting of the GrandI Mr. J. II. Beamer how the system work­ ■ The Nashville News speaks slight­ Chapter, R. A. M. In Detroit this week.. cd. “Works"said he “so well thatnothAndrew Kilpatrick, of Columbia,■ ing can tempt me to try any other plan. ingly of Hastings raising 350,000 for the Allegan and Bay City road. The notes Dakota, formerly of Woodland, Is vis­[ I can show you from our salee-book iting his Barry County friends, andgiven by residents of this city in aid of made this office a pleasant call Satur­1 that this house has sold this year for ' cash 30 per c*-nt more goods then we the proposed Kalamazoo and Saginaw day. did last year when we did a credit tyuslR R. ngirrerated over 345000, and had Mrs. Ackerson, of Bath, N. Y„ moth­. neaa.” the townships interested given propor­ “Further," observed Mr. Beamer. tion!)', the road would have lieen con­ er of Frank Ackerson of thia city, ar­. structed. By the way, how much did rived in this dty Thunidayfevening., “our sales have increased right along Nashville raise for the proposed Battle and will.tnake an extended visit at her• under the cash system. Each week adds to the number* of new faces we » Creek road ? We understand the grand son’s. see in our store—new customers who total was less than 38,000. Pick the Miss Belle Crothera is visiting at her l«nn out of your own eye, neighbor. home in this city. She is a very sne-’ wish to test the workings of the cash ■ system. And they are stayers too. Hastings will rio as much tor a comsucceeeful teacher in the Bellevue‘ For when any buyer makes an actual prt ing line of railroivi us uni- eitv of schools, and Is enjoying her vacation in1 ttst of purchasing of an exclusively hor size in the state- even to 850,00(1 Hastings. cash house he will buy of no other. The housapf Milrts Main, West Green Wm. E. Rowe, of Benton Harbor, The last six months ot *85 our trade street, hatF u narrow escape from and Ella L. Rice, of this city, were mar­. was 30 per cent better than the first destruction by tire Friday evening. On ried the evening of January 8tb,by Rev., six month* of the year. I tell you W. A. Hunsberger, at the residence of’ -when the people more thoroughly un­ the center table in the sitting room was Wm. Decker. derstand the benefits of buying of a a lighted hand lamp. Directly over­ dealer who sells only for cash, our trade head, but not lighted was a hanging t/Ubarley Brown, one of the proprie­■ will more rapidly Increase. As It is we lamo. The heat from the lower light tors of the Manistee Times, is in the1 are satisfied, and have done far better cracked the oil vessel of the hanging city. Charley says the city of Manistee■ than we anticipated.” lamp, and the heated oil was spilled is a dandy for business, and that the' “This cash business,” continued Mr, over the burning lamp, the center table Times has got the front scat, and pro­• Beamer, “is largely a matter of educa­ ' tion. And yet if any man will stop and and on the floor, where it at once ignit­ poses to hold it. ed. There was lively work for a few think, be can reason out the saving as Messrs. Hughes and Ward are having minutes, but;the flames were suppress­ readily as he can adu two and two. A ed. As Mrs. Main and children were immense success in their temperance dealer who buys and sells groceries for labors at Fort Wayne, Ind. The local sated close to the table at the time the casn as I do has either the goods on his upper lamp broke, and as it was but an papers speak in the most complimentary shelves, or the money in his till. He instant later that the oil ignited, it is terms of their work, and predict that has no books. It doettnl take the time almost a miracle that none of them the good they do will he lasting. of OUc uiuL MJ “louk aLL-t were burned. Rev. Levi Master, of Ionia, will oc­ dun the delinquents, and write “N. G." cupy the M. E. pulpit Sunday morning on the ledger opposite the name of the Tnr fact has gone forth from Boss and'evraing next. He may be hero In। dead-beat. Just figure up the time it Hicks that O. F. Long must jpot be time to conduct the Friaav evening takes to keep books, the money it takes nominated this year by his party for services at that church. His many to buy them and to pay the postage on sheriff. And if William can down the friends here will be glad to welcome। duns, pay constable* and justices for fees in collections. Who pays for this executive officer of Barry’county in the him. time which is thus spent? Who pays convention, he’ll" d<T it. And now Thos. L. Farrell, who has been visit­ Who buys the books and comes the feeble "me too" or the organ, ing his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. theae ; in its endeavor to help the Boss in his Edward Gorham, of Rutland, for some pays the postage? Why the good pay1 ing customer whacks up for this ex­ fight against Long, as can l>e seen by weeks past, started for his Illinois home this extract from the latest number: ’ on Monday, the 18th. He goes via Bat­ pense* every time." “Now another thing." Said Mr. B. We expect our doom is Healed. We tle Creek, to Chicago, and is accompa­ are to be "read out" of the Green baric nied by his cousin. William Gorham, "At {least five per cent—I had better party. This has been decreed by two who intends to spend a month or so said ten per cent,—of these accounts are ' never paid. Who pays for the groceries “so called" leaders of tlie partv,' whose visiting among his friends in northern that the dead-beats at? The good pay­ capacity of intellect is in striking con­ Illinois. ing customer, every time." trast with their physical developments. “I presume," ho added “it is safe to say Irv. VanVleek writes us from Ellen­ Great Gutis, how we tremble. This relates to a conversation men-, dale. Dakota, that hlm-elf and a familv that the average credit dealer in a town like this, has frpm 33.000 to 95.00!) tioned in a recent issue of the Banner. constantly on his bo^ks. Who pays the in which Mr. Long was one of the con-1 interest on this? The good paying cus­ versing partire, and the Journal editor i tomer foots that bill also.’* was discussed and shelved by the two “And as important as any of these usN. G. considerations is this: The dealer who sells for cash has the cash to buy with. An EitROii in our last made it appear The wholeaaler can do what the retailer that the supervisors had sub&itted a cannot He can and doa give a good proposition to build n court-house in-; discount to the cash buyer. These dlsstead of a jail. The people will vote I ' counts ainonnt to hundreds of dollars next April on the jail question, the . ' in the course of a yar. And that giva structure to cost not more than 315,000,' the exclusive cash dealer another big and to be built fur 812/J00 if possible. ■ advantage over the credit dealer." There is no good reason why this should not be carried. We have heard this lred Mr. Beamer. “ And isn’t it p©int urged; “The present jail is good to lie seen that the expense of enough lor those who have to stay In it, and money in keeping books, pay­ and I’m not in favor of building a pal­ ' ing collection fees, losses from bad ace for criminals." . Twelve thousand debts, interest on accounts, amounts to dollars would not build much of a pal­ i a good round sum of many hundred dollars every year? And isn’t it equalace to start with. Barry county stands to-day on record in the reports of the j ly apparent that the good, honat, pay­ state board of corrections and charities ing customers have to meet these as having the worst jail in the state. j expenses; have to foot the billsK’ I “And isn't it Just as plain” he queried That stain upon her fair name should be removed at once. Barry county can­ “that the dealer who buys for cash and not afford to be held up before the peo­ sells for cash can give his customers ple of Michigan as having the worst better bargains than the credit dealer public buildings In the state. Not all for the reasons I have stated ? Certain­ who are confined Id the jail are crim­ ly, I believe the difference In favor of inals. As good men as Barry counti the cash dealer is more than ten per has hud have been confined in the apo! ant, md thecurtomera get the benefit ogy for a jail, against whom Dot It has become recognized in this city breath of suspicion could be raise that goods can only be sold close fthen We refer to those who have been col sold for cash. When an extensive firm fined there on account ot insanity of this city advertised their big special Moreover men are confined there on th sale and cut prices they also advertised suspicion of being implicated in crim nal procftediDgs, who upon examination are found to be innocent of the charges alleged. Is it right; is it humane; to the list—Princeton, forr years eld That tells the story. Credit mans • • confine such in the j>oorly ventilated (2±31<); Editor, five years aid (2«X) • • • apology for a. jail we now havfc? As and Greenlander, three years old (230). the chairman of the state board sal’s, Feme Sole (trial 2304 at Hartford) and in his letter to the supervisors, the com­ Granby (that trotted every hat both at mingling together of hardened crimnals St. Louis and Lexington better than and those who have made but small ot- 230) ought both to have secured records fence against the law. h the cause of and gone into the list I tried hard to a par when they come with the hardening those in crime who would induce their owners to give them rec­ darirt after the first offense, but for this ords, but failed. 1 have a three-year-old association with those who. from choice, mare that is fast but she struck herself lead criminal lira. Our faith is strong this fall and was not in shape to trot that the voters of Barrv county will de­ cide, by a good majority, to build * new jail, which justice and humane lol but not preveo I S and they are learning that it u we buy and sell for cash that afford to make the deep cuts in prices. We look for a greater improvement day. In accordance with — still in ouittrade this year, Ix-cause peo- and Mrs. Gorham burned their large circle of friends, and about when they begin to reason about it 80 persons responded by their presence they soon learn the way to our store." on Saturday evening. The inclemency The Banner man judged that Mr. of the weather undoubtedly prevented Beamer had no doubt in his own mind many who lived at a distance from com­ about' the cash system from the re­ ing,'who would otherwise haw been marks quoted above, whether others present When the company Lud lUseinMed in should agree with him or not the parlor. Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Has­ Fire at Middleville.—Tuesdav tings. in a few well chosen words stal­ ed the objeet of the gathering, and in morning Middleville was again visited behalf of the invited gureta expremed by a destructive conflagration. About numerous well-wishw for the future 2:30 a. m. the grist mill and elevator of health and prosperity of the worthy T. I). French & Son was discovered on couple; after which a bountiful supper fire; when discovered the flames bad was served and thus the evening was gained such headway that-it was im­ spent in a most enjoyable manner, and possible to save the mill, and for some the only regret was that it passed so time it was thought a greater pbrtian soon. As regards instrumental music, of the village would be destroyed. the performance of Nellie Gorham on Word was sent to Grand Rapids for an the organ, accompanied by Frank Bria­ engine tosave the town, but in a short ns! on the flute, is dinerving of especial time the chemical engine owned by the mention; also that of Chariest and Will corporation bad the fire under control, Gorham on violin and dulcimer; and saving the mill and factory of bpange- last but not least, the superb solns by macher & Mason, Keeler Bros., wagon Miss Carrie Goodyear. All were ren­ . shop and the bridge from what seemed dered in excellent style. Of the family there were proent. almost entire destruction. The Mill and elevator were entirely consumed. Eldred Gorham and wife and daughter Jennie, Chas. Gorham and wife, Will­ iam, Francis, Thom is. Albert, Arthur 913,000 worth of stock on hand. A and Nellie Gorbatn. The only absent large portion of the wheat run into the members being Matthew Atmore and river, and is now being taken out as wife, of Santa Paula, California. rapidly as poesible. The stock was in­ Among those from Hastings we no­ sured for 910,000 as follows: 92,000 ticed Ed. Morrill and wife. Jeff. Bush Michigan Millers Mutual; 91.000 Com­ and wife, I’hil Colgrove and wife, Mrs. mercial Union of London; 91.000 Fire Squiera, Miss Parkhurst, Alien McOmAssociation of-London; 81,250 Ameri­ ber and Anna Hessmer, also Thos. L. can Ina. Co. of 1’hiladelphia: 82300 Fire Farrell, of Waukegou, Illinois. The Association of Philadelphia: 81350 tokens presented nu the occasion were Phosnix of Brooklyn; 81,000 Hartford. numerous and quite valuable, but our The buildings and machinery were val­ space will not admit of a' complete list ued at between 87j000 and 88,000, on of the mme. which there was 83,(00 insurance, in Altogether the anniversary was a the Home of N. Y. ------ the occasion one Middleville is exceedingly unfortun­ —„----------------------------- remembered by ate in the matter of fires. As it is, the cit­ tbpeo Many were the kindly izens are congratulating themselves ex pressiods of acxxl will, and wishes that the chemical engine saved them tot future prosperity and long life befrom even greater loss. The Messrs. rtowfidan Mr- and Mrs. Gorham, by French inform us that they have m yet thdr putporowi friends. Let us trust given no thought to plans for future, as that those hosas and wishes may be they are busily engaged in getting fully realised. wheat from the river, having alreadv saved between 4,000 and 6,000 bushels in a damaged condition. Wedding Anniversary.—The ifith day of January, 1886, wis the time, and the village of Canandaigua, N. Y„ the place where Edward Gorham and Miss Ann Kelley cast their individual lota together and embarked on the storm v sea of matrimony. Twenty-nine Yean* ago the coming spring they emigrated to the State ot Midiigan, settling at Battle Creek, where for some years Mr. Gorham worked at the carpenters trade. Eighteen years ago he moVed to Batry Co, finally locating on the farm in Rut­ land township, 2,4miles from Hastings where he now resides. Our friends have prospered fairly well, as the world goes, and”a family of eight children nave biased their union, all but- one of whom are now living, and were pres­ ent at the anniversary. Thirty years with its joys and sor­ rows! What a long time to look for- claimed that Hood*e i ADVERTISED LETTERS. county. Michigan. Jan. iKh. am: A. A. Anna*. .Umrs Fonnrn. Horace MaMurry. G. Party, Nellie Raaaal. Cnrt> Nettle HaaletL Unda.^. ’Wui “ "* ’*“■ Cart-A. A. Antilt. W. H. POWERS, p. M. parlti live blood by using Ajer* Sariaprilla. See Here! As we are about entering upon the -ready pay system, we desire those whose bills are long past due to call and adjust the same withont delay. We are tired of book-keeping, and still more tired of dunning. We will sell you good goods as cheap as the same quality can be bought in the State, but musthave. our pay for them when sold. No credit given after February 1st. Respectfully, Brooks & Cook. January 20Ul -1886- Binary 2018. LOADED! I have too many Winter Goods, and will for the next THIRTY DAYS sell at The following: Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Underwear, Woolen Hosiery, Skirts, Leggings, Bed Beankets. Yams, Gloves and Mittens, Caps, Flannels, Woolen Shirts, Over­ coats, and Black and Colored Cashmeres! Stock of At 10 per cant from M. �U7 return dauti*. On mob® rf Mr. Efland hoard a* K.urnvc anti! to-HJurruw moruiag at th* hour <•! a- ■»• . Jan. 5-Hoard tn* as J*1- adjourn-' tbewf afe; *|ipr:n eu. Hr MeKer.-G That s wmmlttBe « ttr*. be uwv-.otet trwu tieuaiira•u 'r-O^uitU*- to mCtiv with the treaadT*n. wuk± xuoti'.e: wab lo* by the1 ui- . In. Ui.TiXa.O* WMmg uf comdy dram »wt»; inner was made i^>m3b1 order of busmem for v-urj.Tvw morning Tin buerxff hereupon reed his report of amouu: expended by him lie to;t. v^uutsH. r-puirt. ettu. of the cuusly property imder iris tiutzge he the year ’»*«. -wiurti report was aaaeplMl Cm m«-us of Mr. Puifey. the Uowd unk a reoeas until 1 o'clock p ml i p. m —Board called to order by the -fiaL-uuffi.. vuorun. prebunb Mr. Tvwnt moved that the report- of •.nt-sw.-tf be spreat! St teugtt on We •'•ttmal. which motion » » ksd t>y Lbt •tifewiag vote AW> Brooks Bng- 02 ui-xion of MivKrritt buard afliu one* till to-iuurrow at i'.‘ a. m Jan. C-Duartl met ui per adj«*n>uHSt, ai* was caltaC w -.edur by the ••hairmau. Jtoil csjex quuruu. present. Minutef *»f F*’ ‘-’lu meeung rest anti awirvi ed The ulttlitui of «»unt» druii. ennunus- tSSU and ‘.udiuteC*. u> lulhr Whuie Ku. T«te». M>: of wiuci: <. Duzdtau. rents ved It and George ,H. S. WhereujKjii W. <. iMuifcam Haktix-k Jan-.C 1WC To tut Hou frMK vl Superviaore: Gtwriesnen—You are ecrffialiy invit­ ed to attend th* 15th annus! re>tm«i of the Barr? zxnmty pt'jatmio Tbunriay. the 'th in*, at to jo 11 o'etaek a. m. By. order at the Pnri&ex and Exetutire CoBwittee. By McKevitt A committee cousisV :ng'•/ ribeWwn. Campbell and Brigham, were- appointed by the chairman to ex­ amine th*- book* in the register’.- office, to awwtiun if Dw-*ary t-ooks had been Waraer wag appointed temporarihr to •ct with toe '»mmitte» on claims, dur­ ing tbe al/seare of England, excused. Oixirmau apf^iutod a committee on insurance, consisting of Towne. Brooks andtiatt. Qn motion of McKevitt. board took a re.ws until 1pm. Afternoon—Board* met at the hour named, and wa> adl*d to order by the ehairiaan-. quorum present. The committee to whom was referred the matter of furnishing a room at the county Louse fur insane, retorted as follows: To the chairman and board of super­ vise**: Your committee to whom was re­ ferred th" matter of making sum* ar­ rangements for the tempurarv insane of Barry county, at the county house, beg teave to make th’- following rtcommeD- That tn* northeast corner room on 1st story m the county bouse be partitioned off *o as to make two rooms 7x10. and the same to be fitted up suitably for the imeane, or euitalfiy for the vick in case uf WCCM8. COX. Un motion ->f Mr. McKevitt report was, accepted by a unanimous vote. Mr. Towne offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolved. That the sheriff of Barry wunty is instructed to advertise tor 2Cv •ords of wood for tiie court house, jail, probate and proatcuttag attorney’s otfyx. specify the kinds of wood to be furnished, to be delivered at such place as he may designate, and the contract he awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, and the county derk to draw orders un the county treasurer for pay Which ronlutioa was lost by the fol- Towne and chairman: nays—Brooks, BowaL Camolitil. Decker. Gott. War- -the fees os sake ot tax fends. wtoca the tax fewof M> pevvidrd kr. «ad th tresvanr s salary havmr been tx«i un­ der tbe <dd few. and in view uf the fdraser treasurer's recsvxag pay lor toe D. C. W* akxol Mr. n*o^«d that the resolution be adopted. wtut± motion * a kwt by TThi’i BhMAnti —-___________ - ■ ■ ------•duiruF Nu. 0 me CX. Mr. McKevitt ninvyfe Hue cliuw Nt. 5J be allowed at Bi,jxrtiHX mtci-ji prevailed. all mexu- Mwed by bf Mr. Keitey that claim Nr. S be allowed at 87. Lot br the ItdiuB-mg vote: Ayes—Bowen. Brigbam. Campbell. Decker. GoU. UoggeU. az* Pbitey. nay*— Brooks. England. Warertv. Matthews. McKevitt. Nye, Sheldon. Towne and chairman. Mr. Warner moved that claim No. S be allows! at the amount claimed, wfaidb motion prevailed by the follow­ ing vote: Ayea—Brooks. Bowen. Dedcar, England. Warner. Krifey. Matthews. McKevitt, Nye. Polley and Sheldon; nay.-Brigham. Can^beU. Gott. Huggwtt. Towne and chairman. Muwl by Mr. McKevitt that UH Na 38 bs allowed at amount claimed, which motion prevailed by the following v<*e: Ayea—Brooks, Bowen. Brigham. CampbdL Decker. England, Gott. H rnrgett. Kelley. Matthews. McKevitt. Polb-y and Sheldon; nays—Warner. Nye and Townie. Mr. Sheldon here lowing rtsolutioo as tion: Resolved. That the sum of 300 dollars be paid to the stenographer for the year 1886, payable at the end of each quarter, from January. 188&. Which resolution was adopted, mem­ bers all v-*1— ------ -------------- * w_«__ The fol trodueed ----- -----------------------------------its adoption. , Re*oive<l. That the sheriff be and is hereby instructed to advertise and let to the lowest respunslide bidders jobs for the delivering at the jail 50 cords of rood b sly beech and maple wood 4 feet ODg. to be let in lots not to exceed 3j cords to—, and also for the delivery of 1O> cools ot bodv Iwch and maple, block w<x>d. IS inches long, at the court house, to be let m lots not to exceed 40 cords. Daxiel C. Wabxek. Which resolution was unanimously The chairman of the committee ap­ pointed to examine the books in the register's office reported as follows: To the chairman and board of super­ visors: Your committee to whom was refer­ red bill No. 20. in reference to books in the register's office, leg leave to make mstancehas been employed in but two cases during the year; that of McKay fur murder, and Carveth for nnnglixg poision with intent to murder. And tecauw- of the great interest of the peo pfe. and the magnitude of these cases. I deemed it a duty I owed you. the people, and myself, that all d ihgrore should be used that justice might be done. The most expensive case was that of the people vs. Darwin J. McKay, who was Dense than all other erimnal cases dur­ ing the year. Total for aasfetance during year 8192­ S! total for senices during mtfsckJan. ». A a. m.-Board met as per D4ws. and white otherwise engaged 881,­ 75; total 8X74. All of which is rtspect- adjourment, and was called to order by the chairman; quorum present MIdqfull v submitted tes read and approved. ■ Phii.ii* Colobotz. Pros. Atty. The matter of submitting to a vote On motion of Mr. Nye the report was the budding of a jail as art forth in the 14'X*piMl followinr T-«otation. , Mr. Bowen presented the following resolution, and moved is adoption: Resolved, that the county clerk be and is hereby authorized to charge th«* county treasurer with the amount of county drain tax reported on the sever­ al rolls of the county. Which resolution wm adopted Mr. Towne moved that the action ' ‘ the board in regard to claim No.il__________ ______ ____ • reconsidered. which._motion prevailed by the following vole: Ayes —Brooks. Campbell. Gott, Huggett, Kelfey. Matthews. Nye. i’oUey, Sbeidou. Spaulding Towne and chairman; navi -Bowen. Brigham. Decker, England. Warner and McKevitt. By Mr. Towne that bill No. U be al­ lowed at the sum claimed. which mo­ tion was lost by the following vote: Ayas—Campbell. Huggett. Matthews. Nye. Pulley, hbddon. Spaulding. Towne and chairman; nays—Brooks, Brigham. Bowen. Decker. England. w------ .. .. • GoU, Warner, Kritey, and McKevitt. On mutton of Mr. Kelley claim No. 53 was allowed at 87 by the fotiowmg vote: Ayes—Brooks. Campbell, Eng­ land, Huggttt, KeDey Matthews. Nye. Polley, Sheldon. Spaulding. Towne and chairman; nays-Bowen, Brigham. Itecker. Gott. Warner and McKevitt. Mr. McKevitt moved that claim No. take this opportunity to renew our ubijgatvons to !> imfor the uniform ivurt eay and kindness be has extended te each and every member of this fexly •» �KNITTING. Ku ttln* and dreamtn* Tbinklnr or other little I Hwift and tilcnt the uMdln ran; GERmanreMEOi FofPainWjg Baby* stocking begun!" And Kobin cornea to1the farm gate, .... yard—C... . TAR naw 4 “torkiig grow* long! The tong rani on while the tear drop* flow: BS rE. OKCfe. PROMPT.^ O rt* For the year ending Dreembor M»t. A. I), lies n! the condition mid affair* of tee Mtehlmin Mutual. Tornado. Cyetaun aud Wind *torr.i In»uranee Coaipany, footed at tho city of Host ings, Michigan, and orzahtzed under the law* ot the State of Michigan, and doing tmatne**in tho Sialo ot Mk'hljun only S. w. MAl'ES, rrejldiMrt. D. W. ROGKKB, SecrrtarT. V. O. Address of SeerctutyBasUnzs, MMi. MKMnKKOlin-*. Npmter of member* December »lsl. ' •f previous year.................not aay Number of member* added durln* tee present year...........................1» Deduct number ot members with drawn during the year, and poltclea • canceled by reason of sale or otherwi*o.. .................................. not any Number of inctnber* now belonging company ............ is» tunas. •nt year.......... «........................... Dedert ri»k* canceled, withdrawn. terminated .. NaMre Mid amount or all claim Cash premium* received during the Cash from membership or policy fee* Totarreeript* nnd inrtinie directors All other expenditure* (scbednle B.' Intel expense* actually paid durii* N ame of officer or director to whom pd Paid agents policy fee* . Paid agents premium*. Total schedule Paid postage Fait! HtatloiuL........ Paid offer furniture I’atd elertt hire........ Paid printing.. . Tote! schedule B . STATE OF MICHIGAN ■ A W. MATER. ITcsldcuLuml D. W. ROGERS. Secretary of said company, do. and each for himself doth depose and say. that they have read the foregoing atatrment, and Know the eoctcut" thereof. and that they haw •Satemrnt to H. w. makes. preddent. 1). W. ROGERS, Secretary. VSworn ami subscribed before me. at the Ng ef , <it Rasting*. in said Mate and county. this J.10 1 nuarr, A. D. isms. CHAS. II. BAUKlt. Notary Public, tor Barry Co.. Mirh. EES 86 w *0. ■■* ■ ilelto u NukM Cetom. EaoS tor te. D. M. FKRRV A CO., Detroit, Michigan, aswriiffl. s?aS'Sr.':'.7.::rrio-;3si'»MW ___ a v * t r » ,1 BTHKlTlse ea thll I CURE FITS} WbM> laareme IdaMeaNaa.awnlplpMppIbM* State of Michigan- In the Circuit Court lor the Frccmau_ChriHp*J.!. Benjn- * ■ roods and chattels. money* and efforts ot Fire­ man Chriapell, Benjamin Brant and Lester B. 1 Life grow* vkort while the «<e n*un Baby* stocking n>o*t done." Groadma >iop* nJ her ku uing falls Idhr down on thi «ao<l~d B->nr; 8h ofnjr needle* end half wound Dalia: Grandma a kn it n*. a*a»: '« < er So we found her at oioac ot iti»>. White head ro«tlnr upon Mur ''reaves Knitting fln’vhrd aad laid aarky; MAJOR-GEN. RANDOLPH. The Surprising Way In Which Ho Turned Out. Total liabilities.. liim nra While lie murmur* in aeoeni* low: »1S3.7IA*0 Total available *. Baby's stocking halt done!'* Grandma's lian ls have tired crown; Poor old hands, that have worke-l i Daylight swift from the earth bus b«> Almost silent has groan the rang: SI November, A. D.1M. CijcmkxAH' ■ Dated tbli Tte day ot December. State of Michigan—In the Circuit Court for the Edwin ?l°Arm«rong. Burke M. Grrimm and I »ss.L«rS'«SaiftS3Br I was a young man of leisure. My physician had prescribed a vacation, and I was taking it in a xuturner board­ ing house among the hills, in company with an uncle aud aunt and some pret­ ty cousins. ■ One of tliesv cousins was Alice Brant­ ley. .She was an orphan, my uncle’s want. and,Nhr:udded to the attraction of large, dark eyes and a fair face that »f a lovely disposition and a strong character. This is not a story of my courtship, or 1 might tell how the grape vines were laden with their purple har­ vest. the apples were showing their gwldyn color through the leaves—in short, how I had lingered far beyond my convalescence, nil for the joy ot sit­ ting in the light of Alice’s eyes and lis­ tening to her low voice. But the time was coming when wo must separate. She was poor. J had yet my name ami fame to make in the world. Wanjidg a position as govern ess, she had replied to au advertise­ ment from a lady in the South. Her application had le-en aco'plrti. money uad been sent lor her ouihl. and she wan busy about her preparations. Alice and I were together under a ig apple-tree one morning, she stitchng away on some numircrleM garments that women think they must have if thev are going to make'a journey; I lazily lying on the ground trying to make her stop to eat the golden fruit with which I was pelting her. when my uncle >uirne near with an open letter which he threw into Alice's lap. “I am glad you will have company, child,” he said. Alice read it, and in answer to mv inquiries told me that Dr. B., a wellknown divine from one of the large Eastern cities, who knew my unde well, had written, introducing’ Major General Randolph, nf tho Confederate army, who was to come through onr . town and would accompany her to htr destination. We thought no more of it except that I remember the inward curse I visited on the poverty that compelled me to allow a stranger to ,do the task that would have, been n6 delightful to me. Mrs. B., to whom she had engaged herself as govorness, also sent alettcr of introduction and we only awaited his coming. Well 1 remember the morning that he arrived. We were .sitting on the broad piaxza in front of the house as he walked up the drive with iny unde. He was a man of about medium height, rather slight, but giving the impression of great activity. His whole bearing was that of n soldier. He had a remarkable face, wary, brown hair brushed back from a high fore­ head, fah' complexion, eyes that changed with every changing motion, now laughing, now pathetic, now keen and sharp, now earnest, never really sinister or wickod. His gray traveling coat and handsome brown’valise be­ came him wall, and his slouch hat, of the finest, softest felt, gave him a dletinguished appearance. with an air of good breeding; wont by a man of the world beuckno wledgRl the introduction which my unde gave in passing, and went to his room to re­ move the dust of travel. His coming marked an era iu our quiet life. It was the last week of Au­ gust. Many of the summer boarders had fled, and those that remained were perhaps the most cultivated who had boon with us. In those hazy days, of late summer and early autumn there was little to do but ait on the piazzas and watch the changing lights on the hilla General Randolph was here and tiiorc and everywhere. I have seen much of the world *inoe, and Alice, my wife, is a keen judge of men and things, but we can both freely say that he was ths most fascinating man we have ever met He had a Seen intellect and was brilliant in conversation. Hl» fund of information seemed endless. He would Mt 00 the piaxza an hour at a time. twirling the tittle cane whieii hi. always oarried, discussing a favorite author or telling a funny rtonr or pathetic inci­ dent of bis army life. We iiskod no creater pleasure' than to watch the lights and shadows of hl* wonderful JTbe Indie* were charmid with him. One of my cousins mixed hi* brandyand water nightly, and a rich young widow, who had many suitors at her feut. received hl* attention* with evi­ dent pleasure. But he had the tact which nuulc no one jealous or unhappy in hi* presence.' ?<ot a pang crossed my mind in thinking that Alice 'would travel with him. He was my ideal of a Southern gentleman and my only feel­ ing was one of pleasure that Alice would bo so well taken care of. Ho formed a special friendship for a giuitlcman who had a school in the neighborhood. I remember that one evening a* we wit in the parlor he asked this gentleman to purchase for him a number of'books during a visit to New York. He wrote down from memory the titles- of nt least one hun­ dred of the ' best of book*, amt our friend readily promised to do as he de­ sired. and give the privilege of hi* dis­ count. The General alio proposed to bring his brother to our friend's school and offered a generous subscription to aid him in his work. He stayed two weeks and then left for a few' days. He was expecting to return and bring hi* brother, then take Alice on their journey. He conic biu-.k. but his brother w<s not with him. “Harrv came to the depot.” he said, in explaining, “but was suffering *o much from a felon on his hand thnt I had not the heart to insist on his conirug. He will be here in a few dars.’P But all pleasant days must end. and the last of our ple.-unint waion came. , Ho and Alice started. He had left * substantial check in the hands of our friend, and we were all sorry that we might never tucet him again. t lingnrad a few dayn to gather my things together, and was spending my last hour with mv uncle and his family, when our friend, the Professor, came suddenly into She room with a dazed look, saying: "General Randolph’* check has been returned!" W<- could not believe our ears. Gen­ eral Randolph dishonest! Impossible! My uncle telegraphed at once to his clerical friend in the Ea«t. Alas! Dr. B. knew no such man. He was Hind. an<l wrote by means of a secretary, so that his signature had been easily forged. • . I was crazy, maddened! Alice had gone with him! Where? O. where? I took a detective and started in search of her. I gathered my own tarings, the bank furnidied more money nnd I determ­ ined to find him and bring him back to justice, dead or alive.' We followed them to New York; but they hail left the day before. We traced them by means of a small cone which he had'left to be marked at a jeweler’s store. It was to be engraved: “From Randolph, of Virginia, to Bush, of Ken­ tucky.’’ and was to be sent to Lexing­ ton. Ky. We followed them to Cincin­ nati. J recognize*! his handwriting on the register nt one. of tho hotel* in an assumed name. As I pointed to it the clerk laughed and naid: “I’d like to collar that fellow. He played us the neatest bit of roguery ihat I've seen for many a long day. He went to the theater one nigh't and brought bock with him a chap that he picked up there. They were a* thick ue 11 ops. They iuu»t room uigctlwr. 1 bad charge of the safe and* a* they came to the desk to get the koy, your friend said to the other in the airiest tones—you know what a way he had with him—(Yes. I knew): ‘Now, you must exenso me, air; but ot course wo never met each other before, and I think it would bo better to leave our valuables in the safe over night. I have a package of paper* beside ma that 1* worth a good deal, and, with your per­ mission. I’ll take a check for it.' The oilier chap did the same, leaving/ a watch ano quite a sum of money. Nlw, what do you suppose that infernal rogue did?’ Early in the morning, be­ fore the other fellow was awake, he slipped hi* hand into his pocket, got out the check, dressed himself, came down and handed it over to the clerk (a different one in tho morning, you know), and received the watch and the mourv. leaviug his friend his package of pu.'JVB. worthless, of course. You may be sure we haven’t seen him Binec.” Wo tiien visited the chief of । police, who conducted u* to the rogues' gal­ lery. I bate -to live over again tho dis­ trust of human nature that entered my soul that day when, in a con»picuouB place, I saw the handsome face and brilliant eyes of our friend Randolph. “He la one of tho biggest rogues in the country,” stfid the cnief. “He has been in prison twice for forgery, and ha* done more petty crime than any man I know of. We traced them in one slight way and another to Buffalo. There, In one of the first-class hotels, to my joy, I found Alice. She said that General Randolph had gone out for a few min­ ute*, and they were to leave that even­ ing. Ho hod token her oven to the town where she had expeotad to go, allowed her tho house of Mr*. B., but regretted to find that the lady was still in the North on her summer trip. Alice had been treated with perfect courtesy, but rather by the power of hi* * ism than any other way he had on the car* and taken her to We subsequently concluded that hi* purpose in taking her was to make her of um in counterfeiting. She wm a fin* penman and that was one of hi* diver­ sion*. ' 8h« promised the officer to board the train that evening, m had b»en agreed upon and after it wm in motion to politt out General Randolph. Hhc did so aflll thus wa* he delivered up to justice. On the return home he escaped once, but was recaptured. After he wm fairly locked Id the jail I went to see him.' He looked hag­ gard, but mat me with all hi* polished eaM of manner. “It is all a mistake,’’ he said; “all a mistake. It will be righted *oon. I beard you were searching fnr me and wm traveling to find you.” “RtranM> n I answers the matter may be righted as you aay, But it never wa* righted. He was tried and sentenced to Charleston State Prison fcr seven years. I have heard since that he plaved insaue nud was re-' leafed, and that lie was feted in one of our smaller cities as Governor of Ar­ kansas. .’crimps one of the few truth* ths! Guberal Randolph ever told was that his brother had “a felon on his hand.” The many question* that will arise in the minds* of my reader* I van not smmer. I have' given the facte; you must form the tijeurivs.—Chicago Inter Ocean. >upto tn Leipsic. Germany, oently armonnoed the birth of their twenty-ninth child. —William Decker, of Elisabeth, N J., has received the news that W.000 have been willed him by a Virginia*, Timothy Parker, whom he saved from drowning about cight,years ago —The proper thing to do now is to send vour lover a silk handkerchief with nis monogram embroidered by yourself in your own hair instead of embroidery si!L Devotion can do no more. This is n cn«tom of Ion- ngn revived.—.V. F. /1o*f. —Three men of San Antonio, Texas, recently had a dispute about the owner­ ship of a pig. As the outcome of the debate the three mon arc now*dead, and the pig is public property. Il is Commlssioner Sparks has recently presumed that ail concerned are sati*made a ruling which b probably des­ tied.—Clacagc Inter Ocean. tined to have an important influence i —Japan has recently' founded a upon the course of transaction* in pub- ; peerage, so as to establish an upm-r, lie lands. He has decided, iu substance, j notue of their legislative bodv, similar that tbe commutation of a homestead to the English House of Lord*. So far u in effect and in law a turning of the the P^ers consist of 7 Princes. 24 entry into a pre-emption,, and as inch Marquises, 76 Counts, 324 Viscount* is illegal when the claimant had pre­ aud <4 Barons, or a total of 409. viously hail the benefit of the Pre­ —Figures have been produced show­ emption law. Since the passage of the ing that there are double’ tif number Homestead law it has become the al­ of mile* of asphalt pavement in use in most universal practice for settlers to the cities of ini* country that there are secure claims under both that and the in all the cities of Europe, which has Pre-emption law, in addition to which been considered the borne of nsphnlt they have usually taken the benefit of paving. the’ Timber Culture law, thus aggre­ —Buffalo i* afflicted with a suicidal gating, under the three laws, a maxi­ mania. During the past year more mum estate of four hundred and eighty persona resort»'<rtos* lf-dfsti uction than acres to each settler. ever before. The favorite - method ha* It has been cu-gomary to take up the been by shooting, the next most ac­ pre-emption and “tree 'claim” at once, ceptable way has been by drowning. imd after the lapse of the shortest nec­ The suicides have been for lore, political essary interval to mortgage the former disappointment, businms iron bios and for enough to pay the Government poverty.—Buffalo (tf. F.) EzprcM., price. <rf it, when, having secured title, the settler was at liberty to move away • —The Kansas City Timu notes that and take the benefit of the Homestead “Kansas is having a fruit boom. More law. The ruling of the Commissioner trees arc being planted than ever before in calculated to put an end to this prac­ in the State’* history.” Nothing could tice.. It leaves the settlor still the right add more to the comfort, health.beauty to secure either a pre-emption or a and wealth of the State. The tree­ homestead in addition to hb “tree planter, whether he plant fruit or forest claim,” and, as far as the ruling itself tree, is a benefactor. If he does not goes, it leaves him the right to secure a live to gather the fruits or benefits his pre-emption claim in the usual way, children's children will.—Chicago Inter and then secure a homestead by Bring Ocean. upon the land five years. But the lat­ —Onlv written for the moral: There ter right General Sparks doe* not is an old man in Omaha who has not concede. It has been stated that he lasted liquor nor tobacco nor tea apr has made a ruling to the effect coffee, nor has he been out of bed latey that no person Ln entitled to the benefits of both pre-emption and years old. which was seventy-eight ago. the Homestead law. This b incorrect, Think of that, bop. It was’ also seven­ no such ruling having been made. ty-eight years ago that he died. ••But,” There is reason to beueve, however, says the skeptical reader, there was no that when this question comes before Omaha seventv-eighi years ago. ’ ’ What him in a way to demand n formal rul­ of that? Neither wait there over such ing on the subject he will hold that iu an old man.—Iltirdelk. ■ passing the Homestead law Congress —The best remedy for bleeding at intended only to give a choice to set­ tlers of limited means, by affording the nose, as given by Dr. Gleason at them a method of obtaining one hun­ one of his lecturns. i» in the vigorous dred and .4xty acres of land without motion of the jaws as if in the act of other outlay than the payment of the chewing. In the case of a child a wad customary fees in place ol purchasing . of paper should be inserted to chew it under rhe Pre-emption law. Such a hard.. It is the moliou of the jaw* that ruling, he says, would be in concur­ stops the flow of blood. Thi* remedy rence with the view* which have in- is so very simple that many will feel spirad the movement in Congress to re­ inclined to laugh at it. but it ha* never peal the Pre-emption law outright, and been known to fail in a single instance, should the Timber Culture law be re­ even in the severest cases. —Scientific pealed would have the effect of restrict­ American. ing the area obtainable by a single —••Salammbo.” the mavterpiece of claimant to one-quarter section; Flaubert, the founder of the naturalist­ Ganora) Sparks holds that the twe ic school of literature, has been trans­ laws—the Homestead and Pre-emp­ lated into English by M. French Shel­ tion—standing together and fafibb don, and is now in' press This Ims preted as they have heretofore been, long boon regarded as an untranslata­ offer temptation to fraud and place 1 ble work, but it is said the delicate task premium on it. The hope OT serving r has'becn accomplished in such a subtle wcond claim i* held nut tiy the TJtw a» manner a.« m prr*?rr|! nil ty rlgrr, an*inducement to make the settlement natural realism and idyllic Hyle of the and Improvement* upon the first claim original. The London Timet says the of the most temporary nud inexpensive appearance of “Salamtnba” in English character, Jimply designed to make a i.» looked forward to with great intcrfalse show of good faith and to “swear t*l in the literary and art circles of the by,” as immediately after final proof or continent. The introduction hn« been commutation as the case may be, they written by Edward King, the American are Io be abandoned and another resi­ poet, and the volume Is dedicated to lience establuhed on claim number two. Henry H. Stanley, the famous explorer. General Sparks holds that if Congress The work will be published by Saxon designed to give the same settler the & Co., London aad New York. benefit of both laws, it would not have imposed upon him the requirements to EASY TO GET MARRIED. establish a temporary home in one place only to be abandoned for another within a few months. Should the Titl­ Anybody can many. A man may ing indicated as probable never be made, that already made, prohibiting bo homely that the reflection of his face commtftntion of homestead claims by would dent a now milk-pau, but he can persons who have previously been pre­ marry. 1 know miserable creatures emptors, will stili, he believes, have an important result in preventing, to a who have existed scores of years, and con.4derable extent, speculation In all they have-been able to yet was to claims. The obligation to live five. get married. Down through the flying years upon a claim is a test of good fnitli to which only actual farmers, who darta. I have met young ladies so draire the land for their own cultiva­ tion, dare to submit.— WaMnfftonf.eiler. eager to get married that it kept them up nights—with male companions I have been besieged by old maids, bom­ FOR THE LADIES. barded with widows and out­ flanked by book agent*. "Age docs not wither nor custom stale’’ a man of Loop-shell pins are much used in my build, and I have Co change my dressing the hair. boarding-place often. What 1 do not Bridal cakes are now decorated with know about love, courtship and mar­ wreaths of natural flowers. riage you need not look in the census Silk water-proof cloaks, very light of 1880 to find out. But I shall not and very expensive, arc also very de­ lecture upon those themes. I have sirable. . marked the ebb and flow of taste in Ladies have a choice of the short vest these matters. There ha* been a run’ chnin, or the Queen chain; the latter is on coachmen until good drivers became nn exceedingly convenient arrangement so scarce that the canal boats .of and is very popular, our distracted country were rotting at A new old style now exhibited in their wharves and gilded horseshoes watches for ladles' wear is a Louis XIV. were the fashionable adornments of design; in a word, a fao-simile of the our homes. Then the drain of our for­ watohos carried during that period by eign noblemen left our restaurants and the court beauties. barbers’ shops without help. Afterward For coming wear the hair is dressed the cockney dude was in cfemand until in fluffy curls in front. Pompadour the ladies became attached to a cheap­ style, and the back hair in wavy loops, er kind of dog—with a string. “Pity not too large, but long, ending in two is akin to love.” and women marry or three graceful curio, falling on the •ome very pitiable objects. Weddings neck. Fancy pins in gold ana silver, and fnnerals arc put side by side in the studied with brilliants or Rhine stones, papers, for they ooth settle a man’s are much used as ornament*. destiny for paradise or perdition. It docs not pay to buy a gold thimble There has been a steady effort in our loss than fourteen karate fine, ami it progressive country to make divorces ought to be ofgood medium weight to as can as marriage, but the lawyer* wear well. iDcre are thimbles for will always be more expensive than the those who want them with heavily preachers. Young men. I have seen chaacd bands set with small diamond*;, some happy marriages, but they ure then there are thimbles with enamelled founded on respect and mutual fitness bands that serve as a background to They were undertaken with mon- eaiiu smajl turquoises, rubies and sapphires. thought and preparation than moon­ light and gum drops. There will be —in the trial of a case at Glasgow, the same moonlight after you an- mar­ Scotland, recently it camo out that a ried, but a small house and lol will cost clothing manufacturer was employing you coin of the rnaljr. Bncklr down * pt an ateurvd poa number of girls, from fifteen to pull In npothfeal **- ------------- at lent* a week for it the bank; and rork. « consequently there will bei ‘ reckon hi* net profits at PUBLIC LANDS. POWDER Absolutely Pure. a certain mortgage made by Henry Btnw and Nancy Howarth, his wife. Jammnt TT9>. 1878. to KalralarJck Holden. Mid recorded In &>* office of llcgMcr of D«*d* for Barrv i c.unty* Michigan, on January STth. i*7>.tn Uber is of on the 13th day of Aurnst, ism, John Holden by will, tne same I Eed and admitted to probate In the ITobate Court fur from which decree there was no £r,h day of January, inv. at t!u- hour of o'clock u. n>.. at the north front door of Court House in the tuirteeti CLEMENT SMITH. Attorney lor Mortgagee. Default havtug tw of a certain lourfl IleberlliiK and wife Dated May SUi. fitu day ol May. mortgage einrresly agreedthal. nit be made In the payment ot uiy part thereof for the ipace *e whole should become dm- and . * ^°'1 W*w«i and there ta now >u due aj the date of this notioe the - a hundred and ten anti nine one hua £££$*> "* “ “ J^^assr^.jisjxts.'gts fade ns* r—•■*^1 nnri-r i—— t Ui*t on Saturday, the MXh day'of Anrti,*£ D. 188B. at one o'clock In the afternoon, I ahall sell at public aurtIon to the Ulghest bidder M the north front door ot th-< «urt I,now In the ett. of Ha»th.K». Michigan, the property devrlbeS In said Mortgage as Iollon»: (omni .TXT?."JEF. CHAN. H. BAUER. AU'y for Mortgagee Tm .Niagara Falls fRottia. OKAND RAPIDS DIVISION �KNIGHTS THE COLD SNAP. IN CONGRESS. OF LABOR- AND CHURCH. «t M&rptn. of Nr* Tort. 1X1,000 memorial parish George Church iu that A DKAIffiY BLAST. ProaldenUol-SuocfiMiion BILL T«rrlb!o RxploBlon of Fire-Damp in n Wyoming Mine­ KfaXstok, Wy. T„ Jan- 17.-Tfa fir. damp ••cplorion in Mine No. 4 at Almy, llgli: ......... - ----------nd! ««•» linifbri to thirteen souls, but had it takvtt pla(« during the dav the life must lu»v* run up into hundrwts. ror everv |>*r»oii In th. minoi at th" tans met with instant death. Tin whole tare of the country *nd ihnt pottioa of th* **ttl*meut. fronting the stop* ffvta evidenre of tho terribis f-irre of the explosion lb* weigh and fsn-housre were entirely d.imfa UhMl end the eijginw-bbuse wreck*!, wluk faddenres nnd burin*** houses tost fronts, window*, doom nud chimney*. The mouth of U,« slop* baa the appearance of a huge funnel, from which fully a thousand cuter ward* <>f *bck have been tom and distrib­ uted over the adjacent country. A train ot thfrtreu cars going, down into th. tnte* at th* ties* of the explosion was broken into fragments and shot <>nt os though from th<> mouth of n eanuou. William and Joseph, anwsrrw thereon.' were most terribh mutilated, the former bring blown over th* vnrpms-house and a portion <•/ tile towu. Th. body wm found Mvm hundred fret from th* mouth ol th* -}<>!"■ ni’ou** th. brad nnd arm and th* con­ tents .if tta*stomach. Tt had bounded aud coital fulh thirty yard* after striking th* groan.! Timbers and ‘rack for **■ ^tv fee", inside th. slop, were torn up and »rnt.t<*fwl over ths sur­ rounding onntAri and th* ground for Jullv half a niilo from the mouth <>! the u,r f va> crowded with piece* ol care, lire, tinibureuud other debris. Every air riu.ft wn. blown sway, leaviug hug* pita. Many pmrfr living near th* mluc narrowly cocaped death. Huge timber* crashed through the roof ol Superintendent Faulk> ntridriice. two hundred and fifty yunl* from the slope, and fell betwe-c, two hods occupied at the Mme by khut-•!! and family. John Smith live-, in a bous* in front of tb* air­ shaft in th--mouth ol the mitt*. Here the iosre o( the e xplosion tore a great hot* in the •m1 t u.-nty f»-t in diameter, and a rock v sighing over n ton fell through the roof 'iuti- tii* kitchen, demolishing th* etov*. The store of lleckwit h, Quinn & (Jo.,, two hv.ndivd feet n» ay. ifrit ita front, and ncunc gO’Mls were daniMged, The wliar! uf tb» Knlgbta of Labor. Resolutions wrrea.loptwi boy totting th* J. C. Doriwr watch-case works, at Newport, b*e»uas the o**n«r locked out onshundred and three Knights ol I*bor on Jun. »• Th. other boycotts were M. U Write, firix. Schwab A Co., a H. Farwo. C- M. H*"**•on and Ph.l|«. Dodxv I Pn^r. oI Vtn. cago, Ixteans. the** firms are all.wd to have nriton contracts. The b<,vcotto are to remain In tort* until three firms rriisquWithrir rontrarta for prison work. The convention resolved in favor of uni­ form text-books for the public seboote, end that the state pabHah and supply nil books tree- that the tJtnt* Assembly of Knigiiw favor* th* view* of Senator of h.*"tuckv, and William T. Price, ot Wisconsin, on th. eilver qnreUou. mid that th. asrembly heartUy indoree* the Mil now pending iu Congressretabliel.ingaNaUoqal Department of Labor Statistic*, th* executire officer of which shall be a member of the Cabinet. Officer* for the ensuing year were elected, us follow*: Master Workman. Robert HennnU, of Book letand; Fnrems.iJ.D_ Murphy. p7) u.bmHl: Ge^rre Hodxenond J Mahonov. of Cblesso; J Oohrtnev. of DUqumn: John UmHong of Rockfnrfli A. Barker, of Xtaunton; Stale (fa mit«i«.F B- Fuller, of Quincy; J M. Foley and G. A Bobtllinx. of a»laaxo;_J"™*’, TERRA FIRMA ON A TEAR. llnl-Succewdon bffi Friday by a rot® of 188 to 77. precisely m it e**«w front the Senate, and only the signature of the Presi This important measure provide* that in case of the death. removal, ftwiguatlun, or inability to sews of both thr Pre*ld«mtnad Vlce-Prsa’dcnl the office shall dsvolvsupoi the .Secretary of Slate, and then upon the War, Attorney-General. Pbetniaatr'r-Gcnsral, Secretary o! the Navy, or H xrotary of the Interior, in the order named, should further vacancies utcar. mm carry both open aud safety Inm,a, and it is bsllered one of them ventured into «omv room with the- former where an un­ usual «|iinnilty of gns had accumulated. An rxplorion occurred hjrv in mine No. 3 in Sir rcli, 1883. hv which thirty-two Chinamon and six white men lost their lives. model of th* camp, and extreme carelesanngi b-the imiy reasonable explanation ol the captation. CwK*40, Jnn. Ip.—The type wilting cqp- . winning th- cbampionsliip nnd diamond medal. Mri'stub. the silver service and Levy the Sil vor cup. Ths score lor the entire cantret waa a* bdlows: MB past, adjourned 8ntunlay night to meet again a. year hence in Washington. The following officer* were rieclcd: President, Akxaudnr Darab. 8t. Louis; Vice-Preai­ dent. J. P. Cure. Pittsburgh; SccnetaryvT. Odea, Cohoes, N. Y.; Treasurer, Eat«Tek. -Murray, Albany, N. Y. The EightHour Uy. wns tlw subject ol long discua«iou* diritig the *«swuon, and a rximpromise wus (iuStly rff.-cted by thotsloption of rdue houre for a day's work. Thia nil* is to go into eflbet throughout the country on the eoriutiun in Chtekering Hall Joseph Cook. . JRO. n.-ur|iuiw V. ■JOrKXl, F In the House. Mr. Curtin, of fannsylvsnia description. Mont them live In unplnxtored iramehwisre. C'<»a*tao«dy obtained by hauling it one hutxlrsd tnilr*. aud buffalo chips are in scaut supply and hard to And un­ der thesnow. Stocknftrr*-st*in western Kan­ sas. especially in rang* mill*, bnverrerived their death-blow.' if nqairto are true. The ircigating ditch, n short distance from Dodge, is tilled tor miles with cntUe. which •ought n-fdgr train the cold and flying snow w vrv r'lt -1 . ... n County, a tarafey of srvan—father, toother n nd five cliildreti -were fro ten to dnath. nrannger of the Florida Fruit Exchange, is 81.000.000.. The l<MM t«. the 'vegetable Nkw Bxxooi r>. Pa . Jan. 13.—'Mr*. Hrttj Maurer aud her two-year-old child were found fnisen to death Monday morning Kfinxrr. <4 Rahn Township. Mr*. Mnnrer father » hands, anti her father sent Her word that ahe should never darken money gas ths- Mercer Iron and Coal Company have lost a market for their production and the instances their children are without shoes and but on* article of clothing to pro tart them frtim th* cold. The wretched houses but mere shells and afford miserable pro­ tection. Many, have Urge families and. are without >hr iiecwwities of Hfej and are depending on charity. reports from nearly fl v hundred points a* to the crop of corn and hogs in the North w,wt and Southwest, it appear* that the yield of coin haslweu over-eatimatedand it* quality ranked too high. Ohio and Indians faurinei* have eold more freely than those in (other State*. The hog-chokra ha* made it* appearance in every State of the combelt. forcing hog* upon th* market much mon- mpidly than is usual, and it is prob- Nkw Yokk. Jan. 17.—The rigor manalatturers of this city decided Friday evening on a general lockout, beciuoe the employe* rrtuM io accept a proposed reduction ril wages. This cloecw sixteen factories anti dieemployes 7.000 persona. The workmen claim that the International Union will back them up with^500,000 if necessary. NkwYobk. Jan. IU.—The total number of burineos failures in th«* United Staten re­ ported to Rrathrtrect’* during the past of 1086, 440 in ths second week of 1885. 8J1 in 1884, and 317 in 1883. The total reported thus tar during 186<5' in 038. against 888 in a like portion of 1885. Chicago, Jan. 10.—A Washington dis­ patch says the consideration ol the Mackin ease in the United State* Supreme Court will be postponed until the first Monday in March because neither Mackin's attorney* nor the Government counod hnve been able to familiarise themselves with tlte matter *a thoroughly as they desin. '«t Virginia. orat citisons of thia place nrs being arrest- bus sd'ipte I a rule fortHdi liquors In the Hour »srituous mid Montreal of startH pox. and site learned his late only two w»wke ago Thinking that hrrsrlf and her cldld. The <»!<! man refused attending physicians rriraaw! bis and the man died by degrees Iron strangulation. While the noose _ being arranged about the neck of Noel ’ Merriman nt Belleville. III., be Ml lc a taint, nnd it required the service* of three men to hold him on the trap until it was sprung. H* died in terrible agony. Henry M. Stair «m executed at Nevada, Mo., and William Madison (colored) sulfi-red the extreme penalty at Beaumont, Tex. Bev. Wllliaht J one* (colored), tor tore open his neck, and the blood forth, ’drenched sopio of the "[ standing near the soaffold. London, Jan. Id.—A high sheriff In Irstnd han written to the Time* that t. famInc in approaching, with the IsMees acta necessarily incident thereto. The Lord­ Lieutenant reports that he can only relieve workhouse, but he liupre to receive suffleient contributions to enable- poor people to re­ main in thrir homes. A croFil of laborer* at Lismore invaded the room of the board of guardians and demanded assistance, threatening to plunder the neighborhood. COLOMBO*, 0., Jan. 14.—Ths House c! Representative* yesterday adopted a rroo bition appointing a committee to invssti- of the previous General Assembly. The committee was named, consisting ol three Republicans and two Democrats. grirultural Society elected H. C. Wheeler, of Sac County, President; J. J. Snoutler, ol Oedar Rapids, Vice Prreridont, and John IL Shaffer, Secretary. Resolutions were adopt­ ed asking legislation requiring all butter Imik Uona to be *old by their true name, and tor further protection of the dairy interests of the State. CrxaxXATi, Jan. 10.—The burning Fri- Wednesday last pleaded guilty to the chargr of attempting to procure money from the Prince ol Wales by threatening her. While Charlo. Wilson, a murderer, war hanging at 8L 1-ouU Friday, by (ranti- knnerledge of alcoholic effect* on the human system rompulaory in schools, he added. find that during their aiecp some one had Three deaths oecnrrvd in thsspaieriyset tied border countlm In the southwaslem and western parts of the State, where oftentime* communication is difficult. It is feared that further reports will increase still mor* the list of totalities. The toss on storm from Western Kansas indicate the worst ever exjMifaicad on U»« plain*. Cob onri Prouty editor al the Dodge Cty Cowboj. confirm* the report. H* state* that death and destruction wet* wrought by tbc storm without parallel in the St ata's history AtDodgeCltr the a ind att sined n velocity of forty-tour mite*, while the mercury waa ten Mow r*ru. B isiurasin the wiwt>*rn part of the State is psrafysed. The stage.Iron. Fort Supply, du- at- D..dge Wednesday, Manderson offered a resolution did not'arrive until Sunday, The drivers encountered th. blitwird in (lark County and took rvf«g« In n dog iut. remaining > to «b>- tern forty-right houra without fuel or water. nlon i'sc.Oc •Near the «*m* dugout an old lady and two daughter* lived. Tn an at- •I the miners in the Stoneboro coal fields an* in a terrible state of destitution, and sm Sam Sn Loin., Jan. 18.—The National Bri^kLayrnand Mnsons' Association, which has others- The death roll of victims, known and unknown, numbers eighteen, while a beak* and toad holders. Loss of I.ltv Reported. UMIH foist algid iUrmw. effort! to brat tlis <d>. ___ ____ _ _. •ins Wide * number of years ago by George Areushuq;. Both were allowed' s quod linefu-Mh -.tick and sparing with "er” quads whs pyrmiiMble. McCann pile*! up 2.11*) enta tpid lil« fcUoa -townsinaa 3,083 cnis in tlie allotted time. Uius breaking fell of the disastrous rffccfoof the late atorm In Western Kanoa* if jnst becoming known WauiMorox. Jan. 16.—The German Gov­ ernment has invited this Government ttf send an official ol the Poat-ufficc Depart­ ment to Germany to personally inspect and study the parcsl-post of that country. Tin object of Germany in to induce ths United States to join the international pawel-post union. Nxw Yokk. Jan. 16.—Mail advices from Panama of th* 5th inst. tc.ntaln the follow­ M-v ... ing: At two o’clock on the morning of De­ IIHT inn Ltwiaiailvo Assembly •>< wjriHn>n cember 18 the Spauteh dty of Amatitlan, tonal na-eed. T1h> Ho*>* Preswcnttal-SutxwaDo •n Guatemala, a town of 5,000 ’inhali* ‘ tulles Itante, eituated twenty-five south of Guatemala City, was m bjiolenenod by frequent shocks of-------i »rnr.i!> quake, which continued ail day. At 5:23 p. m. a very heavy shock was felt, aud at 5:30 p. tn. a "till beavicFono, which threw X,.n m.n? »»U. .nd hw-wjUmul, 6» ------------------------- ---- ---------- ----------•tired bv the rerlv .hocks. People were oumit's the Hirer >**ue. took rround t thrown off tbrir feet, ninl th. air wm filled payment ot 4U.'«ii.<«v Manfiard daltare ... , . • •»., i k.lie creditors wnitM t.,.,!.* them anxiou. with dust from the fallen houre*. »hock , note tarir rated M< Mmter "Md the followed upon shock, and the tnghtcuM) «;|vur whs nianne>t tn Ruroee. an t «■* petrol* rushed to -the large plain in I na y to enforot* with rigor »ur oostts tbal^ndhoijeru draggol the image of their gunniUu I n^,ti:ts the X •aint outside the trembling walla ; into tbv m«n> of the church and erected a temporary ’ promote tbe i thb*.r» 1 which *11 prostrated themselves. One huu- : -• drtd and tldrty-ppeshockswrrv felt the lint day. the movement Itdng principally from putt. ♦' east to west, rigbty-one ol which occuired The ktlhd number thirteen The bodies between lour and 5:36 o'clock p, ni. The ..f ttir bit ueoiklmx loot no persui second duyjwas nearly as bad, and shark* *••*< reUteu within the do^ro* or first cousin loi Friday morning. The mine did not take continited'lor some days subsequently. Are u* at first reported. iuid nothing save , quent trouble in getting pure air into (fa­ mine delayed tbc exploration and recovery of the bodire. All of the victims save two were Mormons, married, nnd leave Urge faipiliia. The most acceptable theory** to the cause ol the explosion is this. Two fore­ men an* employed to examine the mine Inform him as to whether it’s exactly 8150,000. Bravos Falls, Pa., Jan. 16.—Th" Bra­ ver Falls Car Works, foundry, mmhinr shops aud other ntructursa were destroyed by fire Friday, the loss reaching 8175,000. I ■ Mono. Kan., on the 6th -Cherry going home. rixUeu mil** south, Carson and CamIct going to Gundy, eighteen miles xix men. A rriisf party «wa imiuediatriy hmned and the virtiimi sooa recovered. Martin I’earson and Andy I’ctrrs«ui wew? dead and th* other four badly injured. London, Jun. 14.—A thaw accompanied by heavy mlns caused much destruction In the Balkans. The Maritsa. vhe principal flooding the anrrounding country. Bridges moat hove p**r*<died, but no d -flnite stalsj-' ments concerning the Iom ot life havoyst b*en received. Vikxxa, Jan. .’4. — Snow-storms have prevailed iuceaaantiy throughout Austria and Hungary for some days. No trains excepting tho** etmveying the mails are running, and many ot these are snow­ bound. Tvlegranhic cniuinnnfcation has been stopped in all directions. blc story eotnes from Wallingford. The reports nay that a colored woman living near Pond Hill, wishing to call her hun­ it warm, the fitr bring barely out. While ■hn waa away her husband came home, child, built a hot fin*. Tire woman no­ ticed the smoke coming from the chimney and hurried home, but arrived ton late, as cable Rood property adjoining the n.-w wUling to help a, poor, struggling *x»d ambitious young man along, but this kissing business is altogether out of my —TheOnondapt (N. Y.) Indian* haT,. determined to fiate a school for th<-> children, to be supported at their owr. expense. —The only young lady student et’th.Boston University Law School b calbd appropriately by the man law stullent. their sister-in-Uw. —At the recent meeting of Jlovit!. minister* in Baltimore, a comm , was appointed to compile and ptihlkl; an English praycr-booL —It is mud that ifi England one uuut in eVery6,000'takcs a university cbtinqi. in Sootland in every 512. In Ger,tn»in it. every 218 and in America in every 2.060 —Mohammedanism h:w made great stride* in Africa within die li»t fifty years, and Cur-suan miMionanes freeh say they wiD .-'Kin have to deal with ?. rather than with-pagnxrism.—AT. F. £'. iminrr * —Hon. George H. Bffrues prutm-*' to give R50.000 toward.* a~ coll<-.,'r a. Fargo, D. T., to be called BarnesUoiversity. He is Pro*iJent of the Northmen Pacific elevator aystetn. —A royal decree has boon promul(&ted iu Spain ordering the corpora□n» of all towns whovr population exceed 100,00(1. on the rcqn<-*t of jt’a* local EducatHHial Gommittef. toappatnl a Medical faupeotor of school). The salary is to be fixed by the corporation .—The desks and chairs went talee by the male pupils from a Reading, Pa school a few days neo an-J made a bon. tire of. An oftcial on x visit to the aehodl some time since i» reported t. have suggested that uule») new iurcitore bv provided the old ought tn be carried out and burned’ It is rappoeod that tliis saying led them to pursue tb« course they did.—Phi'a-.lcIrAi’. Pren. —This is certainly the age of private munificence. A year ago Un* council of Kings College, Windsor. N. S., re­ ; moved the. principal and all Uh: Maa . of professors because the univereitj did not pay its way as a church institution . Now its affair., are suddenly brightened by the reversion of f32,0u6, left it bv Rev. G. W. Hodgxob. of Prince E*! ward bland, one of its graduates.— Chicago Inter Ocenn. ‘ ,■ —A missionary in Africa found a heathen tribe worshiping n leather­ bound and rilt-edgcd book which had been.given them by a traveler. .It wa* ranch the worse /or wear, but on ex­ amining it the missionary Totind that h was an Episcopal prayer-book The heathen had been unite ns highly de­ lighted with it as u it were a wooden image The gilding on the edges w»* the special attraction which inspireil t^em with sentiments of reverence for girl", etc., I ha VO never attempted the bniiine.** more than twioe-in my life, and theft I was altogeUior too Dervuux, too excited, to oak the g* “ " this to kiss her. Fftlways thing of kisaing a gW-------- . —r— matter. I think a young couple left alone to themselves should never rcwirt to kliwing until oven other' kind of argument has cuniplntely failed. ' ! don’t think I would prove a raccess M a kisaer of female* if I had to beg for a kiss before I got.it Between you and the* fence post, yoanR mw* il’B mJ humble opinion thgt when you are alone with a.girl and she manage, to get her month somewhere in dose proximity to yours, yo<g are a stupid fool for not taking advantage of the situation. Undoubtedly it’s highly bropcr to axx a girl tor akiw, butl should a thousand timi*s rather get the grand bounce for having stolen a kits, than to run the risk of being refused on asking her for the same, and having the girl make it her special businesa to advertise the matter from one and of the city to tho other. Take, for instance, a high school girl. Were you to a«k her for a ki«». and ahe to refuse the same, the whole town would know it the very next day, while if you iiad kived her on thospur of the motpenL «r better, right *quarv on the mouth, she .would (perhaps) have the good souse to keep the matter to hersalf, as it would be a five•away,an her and not ou you. I ire a faint idea that it's a mighty cold kiM that one gets for the begging Aa 1 mi inex]>enencad I may bo mistaken. I have a good amount of cheek, but hot enough to warrant me to ask a girl for a kiss. . If any girl ucaudntance of mine can't let im know that her mouth is made to be kifa«*d. nnd that K would be acceptable without tny having to question hw on thn matter, why.'all I have to say is that she will have to wait a good while before. I khs her. They »ay stolen fnxit is the sweetest. 1 don’t know about that, for I never stole a fexnut in my life but that it was bad; ut be it as’ it may, then- arc very few thing.* xweeter on earth than a stolen kiss. First, vou want to be in the humor for tfie buainc.*»-<. , Second, you want to get the idea into your head that the girl is just dying to be kissed by yon and is only walt’ng for you to make the break.’ One»* posseMrei ot this idea aud rour eonscivace will be relieved of all\crupulou*i thoughts m to whether it's riacUy doing the square thing by the girl or not. Then yoq want to take a good view of her mouth and sec just how much of it you oun take in. If she has a regular rose-bud mouth, why take It all tn aud throw SPECIAL * your whole soul into one kiss, but if her ruouth has the appearance of a piece of landscape cut in two by a waterless river, then the safest phn is to take in the curaera and byways, and *ort of .divide your kiss injo sections. If the Sirl has pretty cheeks nnd the powder n't piled on regardless aS expenses, try them. 'Most girls have no end of cheek, therefore a fellow c&o seldom miss fire in kissing a girl on the cheek. If there is anything that makes me tired It is tc bear of a fallow attempting to kiss a girl on tho ear. Do not attempt any such a thing. Nine cases out of ten PUM, die girl will make a alight dodge *o at to impress you with the idea that you are really surprising her in your action। the result is you miss the ear, kiss her hair and get your mouth full of ten­ cent hair oil. That may be fun for >ome. Imt I prefer a different kind of a picnic. And I advise you to steer clear of the eyes. Ey’c^ are made to look into, but nvtrcr to be kissed. I knew a young‘man onou u4mim girl had such Kautiful eyes. Mv! tijey were fine. Well, one time he ■-Went i'nto such a freasj- over h*r eves that nothing would do ho must kiss them. WelL he did. btrt iu the attempt he poked hi* nose into one of them and gouged it ouu The'fellow bscanx* a raving maniac on the spot, and the girl, MOST PERFECT MADE having lost her chief beauty, married a butcher. 1 *<»« on the stage the fellow generally PftICE BAKIKC POWDER C3.. kisses hi* alleged sweetheart on tho ’»T. LOU brow. This may do for actor* but I CHI CAPO. don’t want any brow kissing in mine. T7OR HALE u first dMM locubxtcr !d pel Ifagirlhaaa pretty mouth, kiss- it r order very cheap al tbc rreldm.-e -I every time; but if her mouth is so large Bock in Oransvvillc, with s capacity tor b*> gg tsgp at one time. AU lastnirtion* gi that you endanger your life by getting too near it, then resort to the next best 0LDIKR8 ATTENTION! AgeuUciam reithing and kiss her on thocheefc Above rsseaUng MUo B. Stevens a < •>, ul Ih-ttvii all things, leave her eyes and ears alone. — ----------— o c<HJUtJ. i3^rk-, ngj.-,. I, January i If Uiis advice will prove of any service to you. you can reciprocate &e same their han bT •*®d,n5 ro*' a quarter by return mail EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE S WOULDN’T HAVE JUMPER. sion of a boiler in the basementol Rt. Mary's Catholic Church Wednsaday afternoon, wrecked the structure and the'parsonage adjoining, and kilfai lite engineer and * ’* girl. Fire completed tho work o| lit tie dost ruction, the loss reaching >65,000. Oolcnbvs, O-. Jan. 14.—The Senate and Mie United fetal** Seriate mW KF.AHY for delivery •‘Where’t Scnea Street ?” inquired the tramp. “Ita"—bot just then a terrific gust of wind came scurrying up the atreet A useful book, full of tafortoutiou and before be knew It* blowed the for Barry County people, concerning tramp head over heel, into the street their own county. Vi ith labored tuumtance bo wm picked up and his hat placed on his head. Then, noticing the crowd which had aoBtubted around him. a comical look of dignity and <lrunken wkdotn cam. over his bloated fact, and he gravely °! h,n* J*0 had muteri^g aided him to regain hi* feel••Soloa nF' ’ Ttetery County Annual. the nwpon**. ■‘(Hie) fireP'* that Robin A Co., a firm of fish merdianta. Bail Leagu* will lie aompoewl of eightf dabs whom he is not engaged without aakiag “Earthquake P” inauffarated Thanday for h» Ohio Railroad, two or three niHre “Building fall down, eh?” ■ ; drowned. ' i :j 7 i � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-01-28.pdf 969d4f200aceba4febf1ea22cafa4c0a PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXX. NO. 40. The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH, JANUARY 28, 1886. WEW STOCK OF Hastings, Bahry Co., Mich., County News. LUMBER! MARSHALL L. COOK. MGH.1CKIITION RATES ADVERTISING RATES: >c>e Oolunmper year.......... . ....SIM 00 Extra eh»nre for special poBittoua. BENTLEY-BROS. & WILKINS JOB PRINTING. MpedalprideUfeltln UwJob IY1nUu< De- Barn Boards, 12, 14. 16, lb and 20 ft. W. LOWRY, M. D„ • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. G Hpeeixl attention paid to »urKl;al dlmsuten Common Pine Boards, AU widths and lengths. Shingles, Three griuleta. Seconds and No. 3 for for sheds and repairing old roofs. H. LANDIS, M. D, • Physican and Surgeon, Woodland, Mich. W teond there <*y or night. Fencing, R. TIMMERMAN, . Homuepathic Physician A Surgeon, Hemlock, 16 ft. Joist and Scantling, U Dentist. AB work protnpCy uXteuded to. C. WELTON We can furnish any length upto 50ft- Hardwood Flooring, fire, U<btulu|£ or wind; ««*lu»t a tuaa'a • We make a specialty of Elm. Oak. Ash and Basswood. open air seasoned or kiln dried. ■ (TOOK 4 SHELDON. fOffleeIn Abstract Block. Haettnga. Mkb.) J. WRIGHT. A . Physician. OaUa day or night promptly attended to Office at residence, ono-haft mile east ot Carl- PHILIP T. COLGROVE, a Lawyer, Hasting,. Mlcb. FroaeenUag Atteruey tor Barry County. r. kenaston, A Custom Kill Drying to Order. Green tnbh lumber dried in two weeks for inside finish. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and*Blinds Al­ ways on hand. । Above Stock we are Selling Attorney at Law, at Lower Prices than (Over J B. Goo4rear & Co.'* »tore.) Frecllc** In an court* ot the State. CollecUon* : ever before. promptly atVnMUiK to. *■ TOHN CARVETH, ~ Attorney at Law, QrTartim detiring 18 and 30 ft. Barn MlddlevUle. Mlcb. Boards will save money by buying ----------------------- ■■ • now. ( IL ARK K A RIKER, V' Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. (WAIccn !■ Uuiow block, over Rouncr Bro*.) Hxuiiic*., Mlcb, .......... *TroU<-a Ath2.d i oI Mlentam. Comity ot Barry collection* and perfecting title* to real e»t*le. •• k- M-Mlon —-■— of -• . tl»e •*-- Probate «■ At Coart fur Ikr v.—. — • - ...... Coutny ot Harry. lioMrn ■: tbe Probate ofilrr !■ tbe City of Hantinp*. In «al<!Couat> .on TuMdar. artin v. barker. Real Estate, the tf.li day ot Jannan'. In tbe ymr on< Ibou*ati'l rlitlit hundred ai>d.-latiU-*iv. IiLsuraix-e and Loans. PrrM-irt. Wm. W. Cole, Judjte of ITobate; In tbe matter of the e*t*U <» Minnie F, Tobfats. a minor. On n-adlux and filltiK tbe i>etUk>ii. duly vertot property. The Interests of non-resident fled, of Clia*. M. Mark, mannaaaf Mid minor. property owners carefully looked after. Farms praytuK for rea*on<> therein act forth, that he ot all sites fur sale or exchange. Houses and may t>e licenaed to mortnjre certain real lots tor sale of Mid minor In said potbinn <!»■ erlbcd. Thereupon It is ordered. that Tlfeaday. the loth day of February, A. 1». UW. M ten o’clock In the ELEMENT SMITH, forenoon, be aawlcncd for the Rearing of Mid V * Lawyer. fortltloti. and that the heir* at Ian -of Mid de­ Oflka la Union Hail Block, over i ceased. and all other peraon* intercalcd In said Goodyear s Co.) • M nappen a vanarman. K Lawy (Oree Hjwttnjr* National gink.) offlco. In the eity of Hastlnrx. tn Mid county, and show <-att*. It any there be. why the pray-T of llw petitioner should not be itruntrd. Awl Itrfurthrr ordered, (hat said petitioner rive not re to the perron* Interested in saM ro­ ute. ot the pendency of Mid petition, and the bearing thereof by causing a cot'V of this order Io be published In tbe llastlnr, Ba*-MEN a aewMpaper pricinUed mhI ndalrd In Mid Coun- TTILLIAM B. NWEEZEY, Attorney of bearing. » V At Law and Solicitor is Chancery, wr--k« previous to aaM da* Wm. W. COLE. rraetirea la all court* of the itals.________ WILLIAM b. SWEEZEY. »V Justice of the Peace. floUerUon* a specialty. R. .1. W. HOCK, Physician and Surgeon la prepared to give prompt attention to al! wbu may desire bis serviee*. Office .»t residence, Orangeville D Lacey. Meetings at the Congregational church. Don't forget tbe box social at Mrs. Wagonlander's next Friday evening. The little folks had a candy pull at Mr. Ed. Clark's last Saturday and a very pleasant time is reported. Social at Mr. Frank Square's next Friday afternoon and Um* same night. The school children have a party the same night. It is almost necessary td stop having socials or change the night as they have one every Friday nighL Kiastagberc must be in terating. Mr. Dunham is visiting in Detroit and Jackson. Mr. Willie Humphry driva fly team now daya. Mias May ford is quite sick. OARLTOM. Good sleighing everywhere. The coldat wave we have had was Saturday morning mercury 12 degrea below zero. Mrs E<1. Brown's mother, Mra. An­ drew Kenedy, died Friday evening after u short illness. She leaves many friends to mourn her loss. Quarterly meeting was held at the Centre last Saturday and Sunday; the attendance not as large as usual on ac­ count of the cold weather. J. C. Fields, an experienced music teacher, met with the people at the Holma’ church last Monday evening for the purpose of organizing a singing class. We hope the spelling school at the Centre on Wednesday evening will be a success and largely attended. It being the first one Mr. Nichols has undertaken to have this winter. Dr. Fowler, of Grand Rapids, a nephof Mrs. M. Fuller, is visiting at their home. I'nde John Steward is st >pping in Carlton again; he seems to be hale and hearty and able to use the painter's brush with as much ease as he did twenty years ago. Tbe social dance at Rufus Vester’s last Wednesday evening was quite well attended considering the stormy night All had a pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stowell, o( Reed Citv, have been visiting Moses Fuller and other friends the past week. Mrs. Fred Heiser, who has been in failing health for some time past from the effects of an Internal cancer, died on the 24th Inst. She was much loved and respected by all who knew her. She leaves a husband and one son to mourn tier loss. . FOUR CORNERB. Good sleighing. Erwin Mapes is on the sick list. ' Jama Wolf is now visiting Xriends at Perkinsville. ? William Smith h not- dealing in poul­ try this winter. Not much fftoney in it bethinks. Thu box social at Mr. Horace. John­ son’s on last Tuesday might was a com­ plete success. Nett«I *3.85. Our school Is progrvtung finely, with Mr. Herbert Schaibley as teacher. Suc­ cess to him. ) Charley Townaend. Andrew Smith and Willard Demond are now busily engaged cutting wood for Joseph Ful­ ler. . Don't forget the donation at B. F. Wo|Fs on Tuoday night, Feb. 2d. 1886. A cordial Invitation to all. . Nora Demond after an absence of tdk weeks, returned home on Sunday last to visit her parents and friends of this vicinity. •. _____________________ ALICE. DXLTOjr. ■ i’lenty of snow and badly drifted roads in this section. Mr. E. E. Grilley has got his new saw­ mill in running order and a goodly number of logs are moving, and us the mill is not certain to stay in this part more than this winter, farmers will do well to get in all the logs tliey possibly Mr. J. II. Buah. while chopping in tty woods on the25th, cut his foot quite Ixidly, but luckily he had a horse and cutter close at hand and was not tong in getting home. Gathering ice is now in order and the - crop is bountiful, and the cost is not I iSriton is minus of one telephone for ' Hush's blew down on Friday last the first blizzard of the season. The star boarders have gone, and Mr. Blackman’* people breath asigh of relief The thermometer registered 18 below zero on the 23d. T M. B. GILLASPIE. J. Notary Public. DOWXIMO. James Mattleson, who has been on the sick list, is able to be out Ezra Tobias Jr. Is still bed-fast Mrs. Ida Crosby is visiting her moth­ er, Mrs. Lang. J. E. Tobias has traded a span of colts for a new top buggy. Don’t see how Jas. can stand it with only six ■MM of Michigan -In the Circuit Court for the horses. Who was it got left at the nodal. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church. An old maid’s social at the Grange hall Feb. Sth. Wm. Howe and Alonzo Tobiss are very sick with lung fever. >*robat» Order. Revival meeting at Wick's school State ot Mlehisaa. Coiiuty of Barry- m. ' At s *e«Kl.m of the Probate Court for the house next week. Meaty Of Burr?. ixWdra at the Probate Office In That daisy new gold ring must mean ■ ■ , (he Mh day ot January, In tbe year one thoos- that a wedding is near at hand. and elclit hundred and eighty »lx. Prex-nt. Wm. W. Coir. Juilp* of Probalr. MOBQO-tHOBXAPPUK. ' । Ita ;hr matter of the mtaJe ot Geo. C. Gerker. Mr. IL B. Harley, wife and daughter 1 On readies and fillnx the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Hnuiah Gerfcey. widow and Irlr at law Carrie, started fur their home in Arkansas on the afternoon train of Wednesday. Mrs. R. Brown, of Morgan, is visiting with her daughter west of Hastings. Mr. Isaac Baker returned home Thurs­ Cal! day afternoon last, not much improved at the Probale in health however. Wood bee for Mr. Collins, of Morgan, Newspaper Advertising. last Thursday w*s not a suoceaa. DAUCHY A CO., iw. Probably on account of the deep snow. No ice rut on Thursday last on c_ J!7 Park Place and 24-26 Murray account of toe snow which required all Ifetc York. hands to shovel and scrape all day, and did not then succeed In getting the week tor three •uercoqve snow cleared away. Mr. E. P. Gilbert talks of having a public sale soon. W. VROOMAN. . Auctioneer, Having had years ot eiperienr* in cnrli : Ions, and having been especially sueecs aocUonMlesof livestock. I kt»w_I car I ■W WHOLE NO. 1600. Alfred; TraMurer. A. Wagner; ChM>Social and oyster supper at Barryville lain, G. W. Bird; Serreant-at-arms. A. church last Wednesday night for the Our Little Man came near getting benefit of Elder Pastor. hurt a couple of weeks ago on Sunday Dygart; Chorister, G. W. Howard. The pay car passed over the road night Better take care there boy. While witnessing a fire at Coopers­ last Friday and no doubt made glad After the blizzard Friday, it was re­ ville on Monday, Mrs. David Taylor, as thfl heart of many a wage worker. ported that there were two additions to old lady of 80 years, was so frightened The M. C. R. it. Co.7navo loaded up oar population, in ths families of Jas. that she soon after died. to Sunday night one hundred and Polana and John Rogers. “It’s an 111 It is expected the electric lights at seventy nine can. wind that blows no good.” A numlier of ladies visited at the F. H. Cranston and family, of Illin­ the Jackson prison will be in operation in lew than two weeks. There will be lake last Sabbath viewing the cutting ois, are visiting friends here. and loading of Ice. There is to be a social at ths resi­ over 750 sixteen candle power incandes­ Elder Kidder commences his second dence of Prank Campbell Friday eve., cent burters used to light the build­ ing*. Jretracted meeting at. R. R. Hall in Jan. 29. [organ, Thursday Feb. 4th. The Democrat spoke of exchanging Reports from northern Michigan are Elder Abbott, of Marshall, will preach moonlight and front gate for sofa ana that the cold weather has doI, so tar as at Morgan ball Sunday evening next. firelight we know of no place where known, injured tbe fruit- trees. A The ladies of Morgan and vicinity that would be as applicable hs in the heavy crop of fruit is not anticipated are getting up a quilt for Elder Kidder. north-west comer of section 7. the coming season, however, as thetree% Hiram Fegles started Tuesday morn­ There is a report of mad dogs around have net yet recovered from the sever­ ing for Coldwater, Mich., on a visit again. One was killed that ww sup­ ity of last winter. with relatives. posed to be mad. • Grand Rapids Eagle: -Theattention Still the postoffice war goes on. The petition now greatly outnumbers of United Htates Marshal Waters has Good sleighing, and everybody is toe remonstrance. It will probably be been called to a scheme to blow up tbe drawing logs or wood. office ot Postmaster Harding of Brad­ changed as it will be in harmony with •Old Mrs. Crook, of south east Assyria, tbe administration. ley, Allegan county. He has just been is dead. If some lads don’t quit running away appointed, and has received several let­ Bert Shepard is able to be out again. from school in Rutland, they will hear ters threatening him with destruction Bart. Smith is on the sick list. by dynamite if he does not give up tbe something “drap," Wui. Burgess has a brother from up Lee Matthews and Mim Kate Kelley office within four weeks. north visiting him. were married last week. Who's next? The Muskegon Journal says: There There seems to be a great deal of sick­ Jonah Hall after returning home ness now. Our doctor is on the go all from here, found one of his daughters is a rumor in the air that tbe rising generation in this locality is producing the time. badly burned by the explosion of pow­ a large and rapidly Increased number Richard Stephen was married last der. of poker players. It is also rumored week to a Mias Reynolds, of Bellevue. that their first lessons are taken in pri­ Mra.C. W. Newton, of Bellevue, a vate dub rooms, and that as soon as daughter of J. A. Severn,. is very sick. nuaron. they become proficient they seek deeper Melvin Tuckerman has gone to Bat­ waters, where they can measure their tle. Creek to work. Mrs. Chas. Bronson and Miss Florence skill with professionals. » Levi Gifferd has returned from his Wright Sundayed ta Middleville, the visit to Toledo. The following was recently reported A select party of young people enjoy­ guest of Mias Wright’s parents. as the logging outlook in the Upper L. 8. Mallory, of Chicago, made his ed themselves at the residence of ErasPeninsula: Cutting as a rule is closed; tus Churchill last Saturday evening. sister Mrs. II. u. Peckham, a short but hauling is now tbe order of the day. Music and dancing was the order of welcome visit on Monday last. Conundrum, as Freeport only has two On the line of the Detroit, Mackinac A business. hotels,'why is it when the traveler puts Marquette tbe snow is just about right up at either one he is glad he didn’t for heavy loading, and the roads are in good shape. North of us, on the Dead stop at the other? “Zero" Emery, a young farmer living Miss Minnie Shorder departed on River, there is a good four feet of snow south east of town, was severely in­ Monday last for Chicago, where she onUhe level, and all operaton have been jured last Wednesday. He was chop­ will reside for aeven(l months in the forced to shovel to their skidways. The ping in the woods, and having fell a family of L. 8. Mallory. snow coming so early and so deep will tree which lodged in a sapling, cut into The Carlton M. E. society will hold cut down tbe production somewhat the sapling, which sprung and struck quarterly meeting services at the A project is on foot says the Sturgiu him on the jaw, knocking his head church in Carlton center on Saturday three-cornered. He Is improving rapid­ next at 2:30 p. m.; Sunday morning ser­ Journal, among the old veterans to or­ ganize a Grand Army colony to locale ly and will soon be out again. vices at half past ten. e in McIntosh county, Dakota,on govern­ The Slater case is to come before the Geo. Sisson, of Muskegon, is visiting Eaton county circuit court this term. his brother Henry and other relatives ment lands. Mr. George A. James, of Hillsdale, will have charge of tbe interThe helm of Mr. Slater claim 20,000 for here. He formerly raided in this vi­ his death by a M. C. IL R. train at thia cinity, having moved ■ to Muskegon eats of the movement. The project is indoraed by the following well-known place some yean since. A number of some ten years ago. Grand Army comrades: O. A. James, M. C. men from Lansing and Detroit J. Cheesbrough, Fox A Son, of this were here last week looking the matter place, and Lewis Kelly, one mile wot Past Deputy Commander G. A. IL, of Michigan: R. J. Shank, Past Deputy up. of Keeler’s stare, are all buying logs Commander; W. H. Tailman, Past A. Rev. F. A Bissell, of ML Pleasant, this winter, which ough^ to llvsn up A G.; F. K. Proctor. Past A. O. M. G.; and Miss Lottie Evans, of Rawsonville, timea and circulate more loney. A. B. LaFluer, Commander C. J. Dick­ both of whom were formerly residents W. 8. Bouck has invitation tickets erson Post Hillsdale. here, were married recently at Rawson- out for a warm nugar party at -his resi­ ville. Their acquaintanceship began dence, on Friday evening, January 27th, here, and both nave many warm The social success of the party reoentlv ABOUT HlCXOBT OOBMXB8. friends here, who wish them joy and held at Mr. Bouck's insures to all who Mr. Editor:—Perhaps-some of the happiness through life. attend tbe sugar party an enjoyable osThe entertainment at the opera house cwdon. Bill 81. Music by Claffin & readers of your valuable paper would like to know something in relation to Saturtlay night was poorly attended, WbiteS full bund. but those who Went speak highly of The Barry county supervisors at the place called Hickory Corners, and Miaft Grannis*. La|unt and training. A their last session voted to submit to the why it is thus called. For the infor­ second entertainment would doubtless people of the countv the question of mation of such, would say that it deriv­ be better atendtd. building a new jail, the cunt not to ex­ ed its name about the year 1848. At The suit of George Wright against,I cred 81*,«»'. This is a movrf in the that time the question was agitated in relation to having a postofltee at or Sheriff Long coma off Thursday before —'.rv ’V I right direction and every voter in the B.J. Feijlmrr. LoU ot tun Uunlielpat-) „„nty WIU evince the inert Intelligent near this place, consequently several names, three, in numoer, were sent in ' *>• ~ ‘.I economy by voting “aye," The" Odd Fellows now occupy " — the John Norman has concluded to stay with the petition signed by al! the in­ same quarters with the G. A. IL Post. in Freeport and with characteristic en- habitants of the then thinly settled dis­ Mik Ida Hardy is home again. I terprise coma out with an announc- trict composed of Barry and Hope, Bob. Brady hns moved from Battle inent in bis home paper, telling tbe peo­ praying that the general government would grant our prayer. Among these Creek bark to Nashville again. ple what he can do. Or readers are reSome talk ot omnizing a dRtmatic Snested to give him a call next door to was the name of Hivkury Corners, that club, and'getting nip amateur theatrixe poatoffice. Mr. Norman turns out being the one preferred, fur reosoiM cmLs here this winter. We hope it will. only first class work and will do just as that other offices were of the same name in other localities within the state l*e done. We would also like to see a he agrees. and perhaps the then democratic ad­ Good Templars' lodge organized here. An erroneous impression him gone It would be a good thing for our young ■broad that the person who took “Rough ministration had a peculiar relish for a voung “Hickory,” as he was represented on Rats" near here recently with suici/Kirs. Mattie Dunham was at Cnar- dial intent, was Mrs. Chas. Bronson, in the person of James K. Polk, for it was during his day we received an an­ Ibtte last week on a visit to friends. wife ot the proprietor of the Commer­ swer to our petition, and accepted the Dun Smith is seeking a business op­ cial house. Such a report is wholly name, with Salmon C. Hall as postmas­ ening in some lively Kansas town. false and we are authorized to state ter. George Bullen, of Parma, was at that Mrs. Cha*. Bronson hasn’t taken Hickory Corners to located near the Frank McDerby’s last week. any poison and does not intend to do so. centre of section 28 in township num­ Kocher Bros, are getting brick on the The Freeport grist mtn does more to ground for their new building. » attract trtuid to this place than any ber one north, of range number nine wesL The soil was originally heavily Mrs. S. Overholt is visiting a son at other threeegterprLseH here. timbered with oak, some small growth Portlarui. Indiana. of hickory mingled therewith. Since C. M. Putnam was at the county seat that time the-strong arm of the huson iMininetM Monday. A new hotel will tee built at Hersey. tuindman has fallen and cleaned off the Miss L. Ad.lie Nichols spent Sunday with Grand Rapids friends. John Fletcher, of Kalamazoo, was ad­ sturdy oak, both root and branch, erect­ ed dwellings, school houses and church­ D. LolsleJl has left Dickinson's mill, judged insane Monday night. es, surrounded with rich and product­ and is now in the employ of 8. D. Bar­ The new school house at SL Johns, ive farming land, under good state of ber A Son. cultivation, with many valuable build­ Nashville people have about secured just completed, cost 830,1)00. their serson's supply of ice. The Sand Beach harbor of refuge was ings, while the Corners remain where The News press broke last Friday damaged by the storms last fall to the they were forty years or more ago. A log house on one corner was built in night just as they had got nloely started extent of about 875.000. the- summer of 1842 and occupied by on their edition, but Orno hustled a Albert M. Root, proprietor of the the above named P. M. and his wife blacksmith out of bed, got the damage Saginaw river steamboat line, died sud ­ and two children. On its site now repaired and had the papers out on time denly at East Saginaw last Friday. stands a large frame building erected as usual. There's something the matter witn the weather when that Strong Ezra Bust, of Saginaw, sold last week by C. C. Bush for a hotel about the year gets left 30,000,000 feet ot pine on Tobacco river 1855, which was opened for the publie Our streets are crowded with teams to A. A. Brockay, of the same place for an the 4th day ot July of the same year. When C. C. Bush married a young lady and busineqs is rushing since the fine 8300.000. . of culture, she and her husband harama sleighing caine. In some parts of Northern Michigan, disgusted with the hotel business, pro Mr. and Mrs. Boothe, of Battle Creek, It is reported, cedar ties have advanced liably moro on account ot spirituous are visiting at L. O. Crocker's. from 16 to 18 cents each, and posts Irom liq I. rs being sold, closed the house as a JIM CROW. 5 to 6 cents. Sulilto inn. remodeled it, and went into BOWMI XUXfl. >e gtveery. l>oot and shoe and drug buKalamazoo is making preparations Plenty of snow for sleighing. for the entertainment of the State Sports­ wn<*ss, and sulncqnently built on a Withey Post, G. A. R. nave secured men’s Association, which meets m that front three stories high. Messenger A Shtun now occupy the building with the Gillusple-Blglow troupe to give an city February 9. gTOcrrire, drugs, etc. In this building entertainment on the evening of Feb. The youngest soldier tn the war has is atoo the postofflee with 180 boxes and 12th. The proceeds after paying ex­ been found again. This time it m Mr. W drawers each nieelv nnmlwred. with penses will go to to tbe Camp of 8. O. V’a, of this place. Turn out (everybody Hanman. of Macinac. When hr enlist­ a daily mail running to aod from Au­ and give the boys a boom, ne hear ed in May. 1884, he was but twelve gusta, ou the Michigan Central R. R. eight miles south. Upon the oppoMto there in to be a dance after tbe show is years old. William Keys, ot East Saginaw, stole corner where formerly stood what wa» ■ Quite a number ot die Middleville the bouts of the Baptist church sexton, called the white school house, Dow lodge, 1. O. G. T„ visited the Bowen and the doors of the Ionia Reformatory lodge last Saturday night. has jnst clos<*d on him for a ninety davs and grocen store owned bv E. (X Ell­ Among the sick we would mention incarceration. iott, occupied by Orlo Kennedy. Oppo-. site of that to the east a large dtock this week. Burl Bradley, Mrs. John Mrs. Graves, a Dundee pensioner, is owned by E. Fiansberg aad wife, One King and Mrs. Wm. Gunton. ■Wm. Bradley spent several davs last in luck. She recently recedved 81.600 store being occupied by smith A Law­ week with---------She lives at Prairie­ as a government pension, and now rence. with dry gcxati and grncer*^ ville. . has been notified of the allowance of boot* and shoes. Next south i* a tneat Among the things of the past is the her husband's pension, amounting to market run by Frank Burdick; next to gohk-n wedding of George Ricard and a harness shop by Joseph Roberts, wife, of this place, last week. h urtber east are two Aurcha; one M. The boom tn Muskegon river, apove Grandma Knickerbocker is gutting P.. the other Weetoyan M<h«di«t. N ewaygo, broke loose lately and 500.000 some better. feet of logs went down the.-river. The Any man who will take the obligalogs belonged to the Newaygo Manu­ tion of a good templar then go to a safacturing Company and will have to be loon and drink, and brag of being a good templar, hasn't much respect for himself nor can’t expect other people The innion of tbe Law Department Jones to have much respect for him. of tbe University have elected the fol- shorn Mra. Chariea Bixler is very low with lowing additional officers: Vice Preal- havlni consumption. j dent, J. W. M. Stuart: Secretary. T H. M. M �_ “ _' of the Orient and lived in « lie state for rectories The r ]• railed -In oteeurity. and is > mur'i a distinct and peculiar race ax tom*, governmental aud domestic, tost riiiirarieriscd' tbrui before tbe tan. uf Genghis ^han or Tamerlane, Th- Syrian who .puke of them, said: ••’Thi-i number about half a million ofdiftreut tribes. They never dwell wider a stationary reuf. but lire in movable tent*, the fabric of camel hair w £«mI hair, as the tribe i« opulent or indigrilt. Thcv rowu the dewrt. reaaainiujr >n a place only a* long m the pasturage --ontinno* *uffi--»rnt for their x flocks and herd* Each tribe is gov­ ' creed bv a Sheikh, who hw aiitocratic Ker over life, liberty and property. r of the tribes are powerful, and number main as fifteen thousand teoto. and none less than two hundred tent*. They arc governed be no writ­ ten law. but are subject alone to the will and conscience uf the Sheikhs, ' who pay but slight regard to EI-Koraa. Their wealth is emulated according to tbe number of the r cattle, and their power according to the number of their borx-s Theirs are tbe finret horse* on tbe globe ami they the bwt riders Their care and attention' for , Ihrir horee- equal the affection uf a tender Christian father for his off- / - 'The children uf ll-e dreert are resaarkUbh qu.ck and intelligent. ,Thcir aense of sight fa* wonderfully acute, and e-gual to a field glM* uf cumudcraide power They excel tbe American Indian in the pursuit of stolen or stra^-rd cattle, horses or camel*, and can trace them for hundreds uf mile* auro-* the desert, even though im- pitality. I lived with them for four year*, and they were very neceasary to me in protecting my * Ik farm*, some hundred* of milca in tbe interior from 1S.-uuiiscus Tney would protect and jjdard a gue*t from harm at the ex­ pense uf their lives and fortune*. Their tent* are a sanctuary for any man, no matter what his crime, who invokes their protection. If the host be Sheikh or ‘liepberd. it is all tbe Mme, tbe wh'»le tribe would spill tbe last drop of blood in defense uf the gue*t. though be were tbr lowest outcast aud mrxt miserable Iteggar that claimed asylum. Breach of hospitality is the greatest of urimus, and they look upon it with amotions of horror. Whoever eat* of Bteir sail ur their bread, or drinks of ffbeir ptKhrto. or ties a handkerchief to the uord uf their tent, is their brother forever. If one’s enemy recaptures hem after being their gomt they will tight for him to tbe death, or pay their | last maravedi tor a ransom, though it 1 we^i-ur mv "To enemies, on the other hand. I toey give no garter, and in battle they • are a- varsgr as they are brave, anil ; oummit deed* of ntroeity in toe hour of victon'that make* hi'imanitv «hudBar. Tbev celebrate their victory by i fisBls of horsemanship on toe pan of toe male*, and dances and songs by tbe female*, concluding with a sword dance, in which both sexea panic pate ! and in which all ore exceedingly ex- | pert ' | “Near their encampment toey keep , Ares horning upon elevation*, abd place beside it food and drink to ac sauniuodste toe hungry ““d I lie weary | who may be exhausted in journeying ■ acros* the de*ert. Although few u» । them css read aud write, they *|>eak toe Arabic language with its purest ac­ cent. aud are poets by nature. Each tribe ha* it* El bhaar. or poet, who Scotch Highlanders and Welchmen uf three or four eenturi-*s ago' He arumww hl* tribe to the greatest entliusiasm. and -t mulate* them to heroic fest* ot daruigi / “A Bedouin i* inner separated from his hon-*. Hr daini* tbst hi. hone is Crt of h> life, and ib«- purer strain* »e never been x,Id from ’th- iribna. All I hr koW ot Ophir, all the jewels uf Golronda. --ould not purchnre one <jrf the line fttraiiui ul horx-s wliidi they po*x -», .uud whose purity has been uudenlrd for cefitprie*. Tfceir burses are not large, but irxqujsitely proportioned for-peed and endontnee.**—Aoirisriffe Ctu rirr-JuurnuL. Fraudulent Mendicants. A London Society for the Sappresioa of Mend nancy li<* handed over two b«Mdred thousand begging letter* to a counu u--e. >1) roMequeace of which over *;*ty th-Hu- tud profe*« onal vagatoteds and im|MMters have fallen into tbr ba mb of Hw police. One l-eggar M*11 “ tongue In alcohol. ‘ whi< h. ■* a notice informed the public, was hi- own tongue, lost by a surgical oiH-raiioa. Examination showed it to tos a sheep's tongue. Vienna Lm also an association for the d.-covery and punishment ul Impostor* on public diarita.: Dm greatest difficulty b '•«*u»cd by ttoMr who feign epilepsy; and th.- faints Mi.uieb *urgruu. Dr Nuasbsum. relates the case of a prisoner who. in lender to secure certain cumforte allowed tto< sick, feignesi epilepsy to sutaMstirlly that for several ym be deceived the prwost doctor, m well as another phxsieian ealted in to assist in bis cxaminst on. —y. J*, ft*/. Muttri.riB«iia.hMnmeh«t «»e following cunekMiou from tas fore-l m.-teorologlral rMeart-bre: That toe fonta exrrrUes a positive ipflimnee •o tor tetnpeistnre of the air: that Um gTOUp ••Waal. 1 don’t mind tailin' ye the sarcuo* lancet- to while away the time. the Chenango Vulley got struck on me. I was mashed on her. It wm a sort of mutual urn insurance omnpani. ,lwo tor mau with th* milk and butter (tbe Germam* never put »alt in their butter. su thcv buy it fresh every morning). Th- children are awakened and toe maid helps them to drees, then make* til- roffer and serve* it, first to the oblrt children, who are obliged to be off tc -- S'""' WDlie in the tempering Inffixmcr of tlx, -- ' ■mall-pox baa its origin in s uae prevlOttsly existing ca*e A tbe disease. It is transmitted l«th by oontad and through tbe atmospher r. The conta­ gious element retain* ha vitality fur a "___ .J__ Ll_ -•______________ I— meal is needed for supper tbe maid disinfection. By far the most import­ goes to tin- butcher and buys Just ant means of prevention. however, enough for the meal. both before and after the ap|»canu»ae A coatom that struck iu<- curiously .of the disease. is found in vacc-nalkm. wm that of having shops in tbe bu*emeute of even the bandsomrel houae* ••Tbe wuat wav. She begged my pardon, and called me deary and dov•y. and allowed that I waa tbe noblest Boman on earth, but I insisted that tbe •liver curd was busted. Then she sued butchers, bakers, shoemakers, notion •tores, jeweler*, all can be found with­ in n radius of a block from any given point ll is undoubtedly convenient for the people., but it mars the beauty •10.000.” "That was lough.” ■ ••Yea. I sweat over it like a voke o’ cattle drawin' In hay. Tbe day the suit was to be exiled. 1 driv down to the drpot to take the train for the coun­ ty seat, and I found her there. She gone u» market. 1 believe, i time she has returned and is in our family, the maid puts my Hitting i oom in order, washes the floor, dusting the furniture and shaking the rug* Al h ips dfcftgured and dis mivoxe mv hand. I responded by hug­ ging her waist. Shi- called me her deary. 1 called her my dovey. Dang my buttons if we wasn’t uugaged in less'n five hours?” ••Was she nice?” ••Um! She wm an angel! For about four weeks I WM the happieet man in York State. It seemed m if I trod on air half tbe time. Bimeby a dark ahadder got up and humped itself acmes mv azure skv.” ‘••What wm it?” “Why. I diskirered that tbe widder had her faults. She had a temper like an old meat-ax, abe smoked a pipe, she walked in her sleep, she be­ lieved in dreams. We had a little tiff, same as ail lovers, and she picked up *u old scythe and run me half a mile. Then I begun to claw ofll” One Dollar cftravel in the clothing and baggage of infected person*. It is in this way After the rest of the family are served with uoflee and rolls the sleeping and thoroughly beaten; then the maid goe. to buy the dinner. Thsre ®" •«p- avoided ever' caw protect* from all subsequent ones. so vaccination, which atibst lutes a di*ea»c similar in kind but milder in degree. is found to be equally efficient hood protects until the age of fourteen or fifteen, when it should be repeated: and thia is usually sufficient for a life­ time. In case of anticipated exposure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla IOO Poses One Dollar. A Safeguard <Wf tvif band, as a hmaatookd rrnandv a b A YLE'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Nothing «hc riles kia-himnwdtaa boarder; but for the children and the slice of brown bread an inch and a haH thick With a little cold meta. Occa­ sionally a eup of chocolate varies the mouutony. Then uomes tbe dinner at faw ytsner Cov •ole fke estste s( «*. j. Bar And •••But •••Mebbe not. but you had no.right to promise me.1 ■•Waal, party »oon I looked down r, all minor consideration* maid in a dish, and on harvest had been mighty slim, and he looked a* glum a* s grasshopper left behind the drove. I goes over to him and Miftly says: •••Eder.* what of tbe cause?' •And the converts?’ •Bayther skeercs.' hundred dollars and a fust-claaa oon•••II it ar' toe Lord's will.' he aolunly answer* "Waal 1 sent him over io talk to Lucy Ana. aud in fifteen minute* she whistle* to me. 1 goes over, and they wa* s^uarxing bauds and lookin' ererlastin' blit* into each other's orb*. •••John Henry.' wldder , - says . she.- -a - -----------*on»o may want money, but she wanta a second hu*baod wuaa. Let’s dicker.' “•How much to squelch the suit, LueyP* '"Gimme two hundred?' In twenty minute* 1 Lad it all lix»d. and in three *he beaded West with the elder.” -Ever “ Ever Lear of her afterward?" afterward?'* tear alter I1 met mat “Slightly. About a vear •be ei ^ider “*r OVer over in ’tbe h* liuhxwk Jiuhxwk Valley, Valley. H* wouldn ’t ipeak ddn't speak to me.” "•Whence • 'Whence this disdain?* di-dain?* says 11, ul driv him into a fence corner. -•Alas!' sighs he, *but you were too good. She broke my jaw. busted my baretu. sod kicked so much uf the *tntlin' out of Brighum Young's Bible that we <-an't find uuff scriptur' to hold a praver-meelin* on. Go way. designin' villain, go 'wav.' . -Ant) 1 went.”—H. V. Tiwt». GREAT HONEY TAKES. Two extraordinary takes of honey the last sixteen or eighteen years a col­ ony of bees ha* taken po*ae»*ion of a niche between the wall* otthc Hautboy and Fiddle Public House at Ockham, near Ripley. The outer walls of tbe building are about ihrtt- feet in thick­ neat, and the bees made choice of their slorebou«e at the very top of the budd­ ing. yrhiefa is three stories high. Tbe landlord and landlady, with their daughters, resolved this year uponiindiug out the exact whereabout* of the colony. A diligent search wa* made one morning under tbe roof uf tbe house, and a niece of comb wm found immediately below Llw slate*, but in such a position that It eoU]d not be reached. Mr. Smith, tbr landlord, then descended to the bed-room, and with chisel ami hammer removed a number of brick* from the wall, where the no account name plan is followed with toe moat and vegetables. After the dinnet dishes are w*ah«-d add the kitchen put in order, the maid dresses and takes tbe children uut for a walk in the park, re­ turning in time for five o'clock coffee, which even the little three-year-old bos uf my landlady drank every day. Ji wa* n problem to me how three chil­ dren kept their beatlh with coffee in the morning and afternoon and al night 1 »n> sure American children could uut endure it. At eight supper is eaten; cold meata. tea or milk, or beer, and bread and but materiallv. AU bread, cakes. cause it is always thoroughly done A good maid I* not paid more that twenty dollars a vear. and in mant families only twelve. They are al­ lowed one BoQflmf evening out iaJtwc WMck*. and if they should com* home later than they have promised ther de both individual* and tbe community, while every unprotected person le a source al pubi-c danger— Confrtftionak^. AYER’S EATING BEFORE SLEEPING. Cherry Pectoral S< Mai: that it is better to eat moderately ot an easy digestible food before going to terfere with sound slumber. A late H.xri appetite to over-indulgen<-»-, may breed bad dreams, as -t may mate one un­ comfortable tf be ait* up *ome hours alter; but rational eating al a late hour will disturb tbe alumt»'rs of none but the confirmed dyspeptic A recent writer hs« wme reusibie remarks on this subject, from which we extract lbs following. Mtn is the only animal that can be taught <to sleep quietly on an npptv stumach. The brute creation rerent roan in the forest until he ha* found his prey. The horse will paw all night in settled by tbe police. In one house I tbe stable, and th* pig in tbe pen. re­ was in the quarrels were -w frequent fusing all real until they are fed. Tbe that one policeman, at least. was there animal* which chew tbrir cud bawe their own provision for a late meal German women are much interested just before dropping off to their night in their housekeeping; they obey their slumber. husbands religiously because they have Man can train himself to the habit of to. and are very fond of fancy work sleeping without a preceding meal. and - gossip. Thqs- are very tenacious Ibut only after long year* of practice of their tides, and if a ladyrs husband As be come* into the world nature is i« a doctor or professor ana you do not too strong for him. and be mu*t be fed call her Iran doctor or frati professor before be will sleep. A child's stomach you offend her mortally. 1 told, my is small: and when perfertlv filled. If German teacher that I had some friends no sicknem disturb* it. »lrep follo^* in Berlin whom I h^d met some years naturally and inevitably. As digestion ago in Rome and asked bow 1 should roa on tbe stomach begins to emptr. mldrew. the lady. a< I was going there •ingle fold In H will make tbe little to dine. 1 thought tbe rrnUeman's sleeper rotlcss; two will awaken it title wm Jnatirrath, then I might tah" and. if it is hudied again to repose, the her Frau Justixrath. "But,” I -aid. nap is short: and three fold* put an mid -he is also Gvbeimenth'' -O. then, to the dumber. Paregoric or other that is still higher and she mu«t be narcotic niay clow its eyew again; ,but --ailed Frau Gehciinerath.” Later on without other food or aomr etnpefring in thb conversation I mentioned that he was also professor in the university. The look of smazemvat and surprise I wbo learned tbe art of mi nitre lev in a gut. and the way in which she said: celestial choir eon sing a babe to sleep -How lucky that yoi told me: you on an empty stownch. It h a fact e*must call her Frau PrufeMor.” enn- tablisbcd beyond the possibility of con­ vinced me that 1 would have made a tradiction. that sleep ahis digestion, w-rious mistake if 1 bad used cither of and that the process of digestion is th* first mentioned titles.—(tor. Otri» coeduetvr to n-fre-hing sleep, ft needs tian AttromJr . no argument .to ronvimv u* of this natural relation. The dr-wainm which HE DEMURRED. always follow* a well ordered meal is itself a testimony of nature to this Squire Bigg*, n Misd*xippi lawyer, it Tbe daily wear and tear of the in tbe conduct of hi* cases, is so given y might be restored more fully to ••demurring” and -tiling bills of exthan It usually Is if this simple rule was reptlons,'’ that he is known all over his judicial district m ••OldD-unurrer. ” not systematically violated. — Popular During a recent trial be tiled bo lew had to be removed, when a wonder­ than aeventeen exception* to the rnL ful sight presented itself. A large mass inga of the cmm. Finally the Judgv of comb, about two feel In thScknam. lo*t all patiem e with him. and charged sey which have suspended have argre^ filled with honey. was exposed. Tbe him with unprofesMonal eondncL and cateltabUttiesorSl^OQXXn.Sbees were fumigated, after which large refu«fd to allow him to piorwd further pieces of honey a ore cut out. until dwh a* an attorney in tbe case. -Darn after dl*h was tilled with a total quan­ such anotbei court m tils.” said tbe tity of about one hundred and twenlv Squire, whereupon the Judge fined him ______ ten dollare for contempt.' ••Contempt?” exclalmvd the Squire. " •k* *°r contempt of this view M>lf m»ui Ki beau •lowl .Lit Hnrf and i Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, of he •he h caret • Rai told, in ha had 1 bold by ail Druggist*. Jfo Wordls for t them -g« Am tarni; adorned w> pn-uw Mlpil His w -loor, with i truub Brock that d rtnsv wui the h*r.r M>ttlc< Harr, mngin Th rot excel 1 to hai ••Glen the Wi B Honor’” . . - th. to. ngs emigr his w him ft T,, thi“ ui "Be .«SSWP fma-lc tnuM j a moi •lapjH I CURE FITS! Wall* i •HarteLik. pros pi •attic aflet • - kto hi* C win g look o Venm �EVEN IF WE MIGHT. GERMAN OFFICERS. Wallace, now pyoung lawyer in Peiris. "I'm thinking the hut intend** to marry, and wants to show a clean rcrura.” said hta mother, laughing. But Robert Wallace and hta wife never saw their Scotch friends In old Reygate. nor the green hills of Ver­ mont. Before the crops were gathered man and wife were cut down by the harvester Death, and their neighbors laid them side by side under the tree* their o« n hand* had planted. John Wallace, the son. with whom this story ha* to do, with that restkeam*s common in Western life, had gone still further went, and finally located In Denver; and there be prospered slowly, as young lawyers in new plaoes gen­ erally dp. . .. w d . . >u>urc -r VUI1IU Know, “ l»w*l*et *U • life time’s hl>»«. rteta I would not kuow: in Ch tcbou A ilea net. A“MORTGAGE”CANCELED The Bella of Hull Celebrated tbe Joyous Event. Old Peter Harvey was a strange tnau After living fifty years u bachelor he astonished tbe little world iu which he lived by marrying a little old maid as strange aa himself, and all tbe little world laughed. But he was a good husband and kind father to his only child Annie. After twelve years of married lift he and hta wife Elisabeth were called away almost is an hour, leaving little Annie to sob •at the find great grief of her life. After the funeral, when Peter Har­ vey and hta wife had been laid side by •doe in the old graveyard, and the stern Covenanter minister hail said hta few solemn words of regret for the dead and comfort for the living, little Annie Harvey went to live with her uncle, Andrew-Mallory. till she should be­ come oritfe. At tweree years old Annie Harvey w* like a rosebud. One fears to see the bud expand into the magnificent flower, lest th<- delicate tints or toe ex­ quisite proportions may be lo*L Such were the feelings of good Mrs. Mallory when she aaid to her husband: "I wish the lassie would just stay the pretty bairn she is now." ••TSiL tut. mither; J mind when ye were u wee bairn yoursol': and who •ays ye’re not a comely body noo?” said the sturdy old Seotchmaii. Mrs. .Mallory, delighted with ■ com­ pliment from her husband, went about her work, t ememberingthe day* of her girjhood in far-awav Scotland, whm handsome Andy Mallory, in hi- Sunday bosL enm- to court herself, Marion That Anuta Harvey should have other vieft s than her aunt concerning hrr•elf is not strange. She war impatient ior toe time to come when she cottld ■o-HUine ths long dresses and the accom­ panying airs of riper years, and alrcutly -he htul faint drcams of toe delight* of Iwanx. parties, dancing and that crownng delight, flirting. From twelve tv seventeen! How slowly thr year* move' Lt seems nn ngr in youth, and but a moment in age. . .Little Annie Harvey hud becoim- MisHunfey. She wa* exceedingly pretty and she knew it; She also knew that she was heiriw.- to thr lands aud money • >f her prudi-nt. though odd father, anti •he had bean told that the money had been double*! und quadruplril in the vareful hands oi Unci*- Mallory. But auother thing she had not been told, that would have been pleasanter in her ear* than nil this. She certainly had lovers: tait they were *uch milk:»nd water fellows that she could not, for the life ot her, help thinking of them a* she did of her ancle’s oxen— great, harmless, good-natnrml animals —good enough, but to dull. / Among thn friend* of Peter Hurv cv was Robert W,dlace. nn honest, hard­ working man. but *ingularly nnforturate.. Jf n cow became choked eating turnips. waa his cow; if a boy went to sleep in meeting, and wa* marched out. in disgrace, or warned from-the pulpit, it wa* sun- to be his boy. When the minister's bee* swarmed on Sun­ day. and refused to go into the nice new hive, out of a hundred head* present they selected his head, and fought sharply fora resting-place there. Hi* wife nulled aJiar*c-«hoe oyer the door, and he drove hta oxen and horses with u witch-hnxel rod. but still the trouble.* came. Finally old Kezzie Brock threw salt in his well, and from that day forward hi* troubles ceased. Within on hour after old Kezxic had 1 settled the witches iu the well, Peter Harvey came riding down the lane, singing hta favorite song "Gomin’ Through the Rye.” a sign he was in an excellent good humor. After stopping to have a chat and taking a drink of ■•Glenllret" with a drop of water from the well, he proposed to Robert Wal­ lace to sell the few animals nnd other things he could not take with him. and emigrate to Illinois; and drawing out his well-filled pocketbook, he counted him four hundred dollars for the. jour- Great was the joy of the Wallace* at fota unexpected act ot friendship. "Bnu" raid. Peter Harvey, when he had written out • note for the money, made payable when convenient, "you must give me security and I’ll just take a mortgage on this oolL’’ And he •lap|H*d hi* hand on the head of one of the half diwr. lads who called Robert Wallace fathtr. . With true Scotch humor the mort­ gage was executed and recorded, ami Robert Wallace, with his household, started fur distant Hlinota. Like all emigrants to a now country, he had hi* troubles, but in the end prospered. He owned broad acres, aud cattle and horses in abundance; and. after eight yean on the prairie, he said io hi* wife; •When toe crop* are secured, we will go back to old Ryegate, and take a look once more *t the green ’.illocks of Vermont. ” Annie Harvey was ailing. “A breath of sea nir mi^ht do her rood.’' said old Dr. Goodwill!*; and to the seashore she went. The little steamer Rose •Standish carried her load of passengers, safitly through all the windings oi that erooked channel which leads to the dock of ancient Hingham. Mrs. Helen Sakie and her invalid charge. Annie Harvey, were glad to accept the offered ni’d ©f a gentleman fenow-psMepger, who placed them in a carriage, which conveyed them over the beach to Nantasket. The sea air wrought wonders in An­ nie Harvey. Before three days had passed she was flirting outrageously with young Perkin.*, of Boston, whose mother had learned from Mra. Sackie by sharp croNs-questlons the undoubted respectability (id out. in dollars and cents) of her charge. Miss Harvey had also condescended to smile graciously upon her fellow­ passenger in the Rose Standish. Mr. Wallace, of Denver. Rut when that gentleman invited her to ride, she was engaged for the same pleasure with young Perkins nnd his mother. Let (dm make what advances he would. Perkins was continually in the way; and yet Perkins was, to use the plain but expressive language of John Wata lace. ^*an infernal fool," still none the les* troublesome for that. But John Wallace was in lore for the first time in iiik life, and he wiw not a man to let trifles ur simpletons stand lang in hi« way it he could help it. So. he persevered’ in his wooing, and at last thought he might venture to pro­ pose to that most field* lady. Annie Harvey. Moreover, his business demanded his speedy return, for he was yet too poor to afford any long vacation. He found Mias Harvey on the veranda, busy with crochet or some other feminine emK* menL He invited her to ride; but . Perkins reminded her of a prior engagement Mr. WaMace expressed his regret for it was hi* last day at the Beach. That .information seemed to sthrtle Mias JHarvey, for she nt once laid aside her work, and. saying she would lie happy to ride with Mr. Waliwe, went to ner room to dross. Ancient Hull has. or had, nineteen lawful voters. Rotation in office would permit each voter to represent his diatipguirihed constituents tn the General Court of the Commonwealth of Masaachusett* nt least ohce in his lifetime. The wise politicians of Hull weighed carefully the probabilities and possibil­ ities of politics, and *o skillful did they become that Boston, the «mcent rated center of all wisdom, looked anxiously for the returns from the elections in Hull. Maying, rroriguedlv: "As Hull goe«. so goes the State." John Wallace ami Annie Harvey rode over the long stretch of firm, sandy beach from Nantasket to JIull. They talkud of tlie mui. of the old wrecks, of Miikot'e lighthouse, and tfw white wave* forever dashing agnimst it» sides; and John Wallacfl described hi* home In far-away Denver, the little citv surrounded by it> gi«nt peaks, which, in the clear mountain air, seemed so near, yet were many mliffl away. The 1ady:wa*> silenL thought­ ful, 'reserved, almost dvmnn- Sol* a certain domestic animal when ap­ proaching cream. John WnMace told hta story a* all others haw told it. aud it fell on will­ ing ears. *fBut.” said he, ‘to-morrow at this time I must be on my way to Vermont to pay a debt of my father’s. 1 am mortgaged, and have, been since my i cbiMuood. When Mint is csinvclod, 1 can with honesty offer you my hand and heart." A little langh followed. Ringing out sweet und clour across the iMsach came the bells of Hull, telling the little world around that it was twelve o’clock. •'They sound like wrddlng-hells,” said Mia* Harvey, quietly. •■They do, indeed!" was the reply. The old preacher was sitting in hi* door, hi* coat off. thinking dreamily of bis imwritten sermon. A vehicle drove pnsi. hut he wits still in the cloud*. •■'Will you please step over to the church, sir?" startled the preacher from hi* reverie; and he bustled on his coat and haL wondering what the gcuilemnn could want at the little old church. When hr entered the church he found the old sexton talking with a gentle­ man and lady. •*Wr want you to perform the mar­ riage ceremony." said the gentleman to tlw aatdniued preacher: and he haiulrvl him a card with the names of John Wallace ami Annie Harvey written on it. The old preacher laid aside his hat, and. b'rushing down hta white ‘ locks, walked to the desk, followed by thr others. Tlie school-children, -eeing strangers in the church with thr minis­ ter and sexton, gatheml round the door and whispered io each other their curi­ osity at the unusual sight. In a few solemn word* the old minis ister pronounceil Jahn Wallace and Annie Harvey man ami wife, then gav« them hta bliwssing*. tmlki«Mi| theliride. John Wallace kiswwi Iter. also, nnd a* he did *o. w*» told, in a whisper: "That cancels the inortirage-"' ’ The old sexton, forgetting that ae had rung hta mfd-iluv peal, set the bells again in motion, and the wives of Hull >ookml out in wonder. "This time they are wedding-bells indeudf said John Wrillace. a* he helped his wife into the carriage. ••Ye*—our wodding-bellA.” was the happy answer.—ZxWir’s .tfapntina. The dally existence of a Garman of­ ficer is a very ^tndioti* and feiiguing one, but thetas is nothing whatever in it that can not be overcome and learned, and only a very few fall to do so. The preparation of written essays is one form of professional study which knocks all desire to drone in the head. The C-onnt von Moltkv believes that book stndy produces practical results; be can not talk verbally to his whole army, but he enu reach every officer in Germany with the ass.stance" of print­ ers’ ink, and he docs it, That "writing makes an exact mau and seeding makes a full one” ta something which geo tiemen in tbe American army ought not to forget. In Ibis country, at cer­ tain and frequent times in the year, essay subjects are given out to" first lieutenants, and on a certain hypothesis Burnished they are expected to exam­ ine opinions, critically point out ad­ vantages and inconveniences from a tactical point’of view. *1 scum the way in which certain oowbate- were con­ ducted, and draw coucinsiope from en­ counters. These literjyy compos.tions signed, they are seal to th©lr nil mate destination. First, M ta toe battalion commander, who examinee the essay and he is obliged to record his opinion at length on the merits of each, as well as bis own views on the subject, all of which becomes a part of the document, and is "respectfully for­ warded.” Next, the Colonel takes a whack at it. He in turn must criticise tbe remarks of his battalion command­ ers aa well as the essays of their sub­ alterns. write his own views on the matter, send tbe whole forward to sub­ ject himself to the aam<* ordeal, and so on up to'the General commanding An armv corp*, whose office la the ultimate destination of the essays.—Cor. Ran Franouco Chronicle. , WAGES IN YE OLDEN TIMES. "I tell you what it is.” said a man the other day who, in hta youth, worked on a farm nnd at various other occu­ pations, "wc used to work when I wa« a lad. Thr hour* of labor were from sun to sun. and some time* until nine o'clock in the evening, in January, 1827. 1 engaged myself to a carpenter to learn the trade. For the first year I wm to have *25. my board and win- A GIGANTIC SAFE. •HELL MOUNDS. A gigantic strung-room. the largest An item which appealed in the Oreever constructed, measuring fifty feet goninn some time mnpe concerning a n length, nnd weighing close upon shell bed near tbe Seaside Home has one hundred tons, han just been erected been going thr rounds at for papers, for the National Bank ot Scotland by which nhows that thr subject ta ut in­ Messrs. Chubb. The entire structure terest to the people. The coast of is of hard steel. Th© platen were Oregon is dotted with these deposit* of specially rolled, and after the boring ■bells, tbe only records left of a num*had been completed were again tem­ rous race of people noyr practically' pered to render thorn unassailable by extinct. ■ They are interesting to th© tools of any kind. The safe constate of three room*, each entered by a sep­ student, bntvery I ttle has been written arate door and grille, measuring seven concernipg them. feet by three feet four inchee, and the The traveler ta told that they were doors’weigh a ton each, notwithstand­ formed by tbs ftah-cating Indians. It ing which, they turn on their two pins ta probable.that the Indians of the with tbe greatest case. Tbe locks, of inland valleys made trips to th© coastwhich do less than forty-eight are and feasted on shellfish at certain sea­ contained in the structure, are all of sons. There must have hern immenM! the latest pattern. Laving bolts- all numbers of them, a* tbe shell deposit* around, which shoot at angles of forty- are numerous and many of them ex-, five degrees, forming a powerful dove­ tensive. Some of them arc on the very tail into the frames. The bolts in each shore of the oodan, where they are laid door weigh two hundred pounds, but open to view by the wearing aivav of by carefqlly balancing, they are shot tbe bank; others are situated along with the greatest eaae. In each parti­ bays and stream*, many hidden by a tion dividing the rooms is a matthole, covering of soil, and unnoticed uAil also guarded by looks and bolls, for al­ penetrated by the snade of the laborer lowing access to tbe rooms, iu tbe or the plow of the husbandman. . •wont of the door key being mislaid. Near the Seaside House, on Clatsop The doors are seven inches thick, and Reach, is a very large shell mound, tbe plates are all treble, thus giving a about half a mile back from the prc©practically adamantine strength. Tbe ent shore line. Hundred* of cart loads capacity of tbe safe is sufficient to con­ of shells have been taken from it to tain 1.250 tons’ weight of gold bullion, make roads. It is covered with about equal in value to *110,000,000. The a foot of soil, upon which large trees, safe will be taken to pieces previous tc have grown up. and fallen and decayed, being shipped on board steamer fot and other large trees have grown over; Sootland. and will be removed in 600 them. From H was taken during the' sections. Each of these sections con­ East summer an implement made of tains no less than 1.000 rivet boles, the one. probably from tbe rib of a whale. bolt being in each case broken off and It is the only implement worthy of the filed down close when It has been driv­ name, so far as known, that has ever, en home. The entire erection baa been been found In any of three shell de­ built up at Messrs. Chubbs’ factory in posit*. It ta shaped like a paddle four­ theGIcngail Road. Old Kent Road, "and teen inches long including the handle, has taken seven months to complete. ta three and a half inches in length and The locks, besides being firrnuhed shaped so as to fit the hand well. The with the well-known detector pin, are blade part is three aud one-half inches provided-wlth certain plates which tura in width, rounding on one side and with n key, rendering an inspection oi flat on tbe other, and hnlf an Inch the levers from without impossible, thick in tbe center, taper.pg off to a while the keyhole is internally sur­ sharp edge on each side. It appears rounded by a "rim in snob a way as to to have been intended for a sort of render'it impossible to insert sufficient knife or rather cleaver, and must have gunpowder or other explosive to blow been a very useful tool before stone or the lock open. Altogether the giant iron knives were in vogue. Near th© safe stands unique in being the-most end of the handle ta drilled a bole, the perfectly made as well as the largest ends of which have been carefully safe ever constructed, nfid as a triumph reamed out to prevent chafing th© | of skill reflect* great credit on its build . thong inserted to form a loop to bang ers.—London Globe. it up by. On each edge, near the handle, are ! THE FIERCE MOLE. four notches about an eighth of an inch in depth, intended to he ornamen­ ; tal. Some needle* o! bone and a few stone hammers have also been fnnnd The fierceness of tbe mole Is perhaps in toe mound, but it appear* a* if the*© nncqualed. except by the "dasyure’* or fish-eating Indians were not possessed the-wolverine. If two moles meet In a of many too,*. The sight of these vast deposit© tunnel one or other must give way, or Ik* eaten by the victor in the furious cause* the beholder to poadr-r on th© ’ fight that en*ue.«. Its teeth are singu­ number of Indian* who m\-i have ter term of schooling: fof the second year. $.'»<•; for the third year, *cl<ML A carpenter who had served hi* apprent.evship would get from *IM to *22 per month. In 18511 I worked iu Ixiwell, Mass., for Cohund SnwtwelL Wages for carpenter* *1.25 -per day. 1 pad for board #?.75 per week. The nuara of labor per day were fourteen or more, with thirty minute* ut break­ fast ami thirty nt noon. In the wlhter larly strong, its jaws very powerful and time 1 have linen on the work by star­ it* clawed fore-paws such that It can light. 1 had mv wage* raised for rii> up a mouse, a bird or a frog, as it working on circular stair sixpence per often doc*. with the greatest ease. It day. • whicli made Sl.iWLper day. in is n cannibal of the most pronounced the spring of 1KJI2 1 left Ix>well an«l type. J»ow this ferocity han a very sin­ went to Bedford, where I set up the c«r-> gular explanation, which .ta that among pentaf bnsiite*-. In IKtfi wage* were the mole* the females an* in a great ■•1.50 to *1.75 per day. and in 1M< we minority, minority. Why wny or wncrciarn wherefore »n>» this u L la'gnn to work ten hour- ]»rr dav. Mv j naturalist* can not suggest. The result prices for carpetiter work from IK'*' to ; is. however, tout when tbe mole, mindto ‘l»e wedded, starts off 1in quest -• of 1860 were *1.50, »|.7O and *2 per day. 'tag — *" -------* - -•* ----------fight from first Ten hour* was the rrgulhtlon hour- of a lady to woo. he ha* lat»or. From IKiil to IKfiH. price *1..’*' to last. A* hj- goes he makes Humbert to *L75: IM6L *2.7o: Ww to IMGH )of shallow tunnels, bv which, if neces­ sary. hr can «arry off his bride. His recognising then* “trac« •KOO; IXKOto Uta5. *2.541. In !>•««-< rivals, flour was *15, *1K and *2U per barrel. d'aninur.*' as the French call them, waylay each other. After a Mine* ot conflict* the object of adorat-on it pound: augur. 1G and IK ornta per pound, ami all kind* of lumber were reached: but the happy couple do no? ••depart for the continent'' on then nigh.1’—Horton O7«Ae. honeymoon, amongst the good wishes of friend* and congratulatory farewells. A SUICIDES DIARY. On the contrary, the successful wooer has to fight his way b'at-kj—Mndj wli^t Js more. Ao keep his "lady-love from run­ "A vapor gradually till* the room ning ©way from him, too. for which the candle is nearly exhausted: 1 be­ she snows from the very first an ex­ gin to feci a violent headache; my eyes’ traordinary pert naetty. Imagine such till with tear*; I feel a general sense of a bn>lal—with the lady in headlong Hight and vicious, the "wooer himself di-coinfort: the puls* I* njrtated. pursued by furious rivals! Eventually, ••Forty minute-pn*t ten: my candle however, all ends well. A nest very lut* gone out. the lamp still bhrns: the softly Jibed becomes a nursery, and the veins at my temple throb as if they father prove* as staunch a husband as would burst; I (eel very sleepy; 1 softer he had been |»er*tatent as a suitor. In­ horribly in the rtomach: ,ray pulve ta at deed. where traps arc not properly vis­ ited every dav, dead females have often eighty. , • "Fifty minute.* past ten: I am almost been foiind killed in the cruel steel stifled: strange idea- assail me: I can teeth, with male?- starved to death, by acnrpuly breathe; I "hall not go far; (heir aides. The mole, therefore. Is not bv any means the miserable, grubbing, there are symptoms of maduess. ••Sixty minutes past ten; 1 eun blind,"stolid thing popular ignorance scarcely write; my sight ta troubled: imagines, nor, by many m los, the m'»mvlamp is going out; I did not think chievoua, crop-injuring creature which it would be such agony to die. Ten." the farmer, after his fashion, persist* in Here followed *ome quite illegible . believing. —Loudon Telegraph. charaelera. Lif/ hiui ebbed. On the Keeping His Balance. billowing morning he wa* found on the floor. There is a story, told among the Tar­ If we could have looked through the tar-*. which has a mural for the oivilwindow and stut'hai thi* grange per­ formance we sh*- hl have seen the fol­ ized men of the .present day. it fit to lowing stages: th s effect: Robo, cousin of the Great First Stage -Reddened fats* and Mogul, wns condemned to death for blood-shot eyes. participating in a rebellion. The most Second Stage—Deeper rwlues* of face, expreraion uf stupor, bulging red skillful swordsman in the empire was provided for the execution, and the Third Stage—Turgid, purple face; Great Mogul and hit court were pres­ eyes protruding, fixed nnd staring; in­ ent as spectators. . The thin, keen hhule flashed in the voluntary movement* of the limbs. Fourth Stage -Victim lice on the sunl-ghf and decended upon the Imre floor; couvutaive cramp*, face drawn neck of Robo, who stood upright to rece vc the stroke. down into the bosom, foaming at the The executioner’s work was *o deftly mouth, features distorted, labored done that though the head was severed, breathing. not a vital organ was disturbed. Robo Fifth ’ Stage-Death.—Dio Lcwir' remained standing. Nnggelt. _______ ••What. Robo, art thou not be­ headed?’’ exclaimed tbe Great Mogul. The Busy Little Bee. ••My lord. I um,’’ replied Robo, "but Few topple hove any idea of the labof a* long aa 1 keep my balance right, my that tas* have to expend in the gather­ bead will not fall off.” The Great Mogul was placated. a ing of honey. Here is u calculation which will show how indusrrious the bandage was put on Robo’s neck, and he recovered. He afterwards became ••busy’’ bee really’ **: Lot os suppora a loyal subject nnd was made Cashier the insect* confine their attention to of tbe Empire, because, as the Great clorer field*. Each head of cloyer con­ Mogul remarked: tains about sixty separate flower tubes. "He knows if he keeps bis balance In each ot which is a portion of sugar right, his head will not coma off.”— uol exceeding the five-hundredth part Youth'a Companion. of a grain. Therefore, before one grain can be got, the bee must insert it* pro—An Australian girl didn't want to tHMMtis in 5<Kl clover tubes. Now there marry a lover worth *90.000, but as an- 7.000 grains in a pound, so that ii he Insisted %od her parens insisted she follow* that 8.500,000 clover tubes must shot the nan dead in his tracks to get be sucked in order to obtain but one pound <»f honey.—X. T. Foai. BIT ttlyaUM - AU. OTHEB IBOS XE»JUSES PO. ENCE biaattaasia MISHLERS BittersJ. O. Steluhoiaer, Superintendent of MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO. 525 Commerce Bl., Philadelphia. THE BEST menso amount of shellfish which they must have consumed. What causect their extinction? Their remains are found in aunny place* along tbe coast, in some place* canstaling only of moss-, eovcrcti skulls, while iu other* them skeletons arc found, each >n hi* own aanoe, with another inverted a* a rool ofiSSSandi I.TEBY FA IK WARRANTED axslsvteoaa out on the great ocean of etern.ly. The shell mound at Clatsop is onq of to rive raiiafjcHon in every rt*|K-ct. the oldest tile wr ter ha* seen. Since it wm formed the beach ha* advanced About half a mile, and on tbe extension Of n KMT BOOT STOCK. OMfiwfo., was another large mound near the Eresent shore line nnd close to where cwta und 'Glark made salt when they were camped on the Plain* iu IfitilC. This mound ha* been hauled away for' road-making purpose*. The shells are principally of the clam, but uf a differ­ ent, species from the razor clam' now found on toe beach there and more likethoM* which come from the sound, NO HIGHER IN PRICE. large nnd Hlrong. borne eight miles south of Tillamook head at a’place called Seal Rocks, THE WARRANT SECURES YOU. there are a number of shell mounds: tbe shells being principally of the mus­ Warm*: om rvrry t-htn. sel and rock oyster or finger pholas. arc mostly decayed. Along the shores of R. ilk J. CU MMING8 & CD. Yaquina Bay are many of these shell DKTKOTT. deposit*, some of which have been laid open by railroad enttings. Ten miles PARKER’S bclqw YaaulnjuT* 'another "Seal HAIR BALSAM Rocks.” auu tin thr shore elora by is an immeq*«! shell mound, the most, modern the writer ha* sacn. How ex­ tensive It may have l>ocn no one can tell us it ta on the edge of tbe bluff, which, in the wearing away, ha* brought down a portion of tbe mound. There ta no layer of soil upon this depofdt. the remainder of which covers an acre and is four or five feet in depth. Upon it is n garden where vegetables and flowers flourish luxuriantly. It is said that a few Indian* were encamped at this place within the memory of the present settlors. Among the shells are great quantity* of bone* of the elk. bear, deer, seal and sea lion nnd circles ’hi’scox y. of stones showing the action of fire, upon which the fish and animal* wore proba­ bly roasted.—1‘ortland Oregonian. Rubber Overshoes PARKER'S TONIC Skulls the Last Bones to Decay. I Cod a Btatemcnt from "the Paris I correspondent of the London Tele­ graph" concerning "an interesting snhrt-ological discovery made at St 1 Cecile, in the department of the Van­ cluse,” of “twelve mounds of inciner­ ated human remains,” etc. A striking incident of the discovery is tlw fact that he "bones had mouldered in the dust, leaving, however, portions of the skull undecayed.” In journeying <flb.r. tbe western plains I have 'frequently re­ marked the fact that the skulls of the buffalo and elk and. other ani­ mals are in a fair state of pres­ ervation after all the other bonehave entirely decayed. Iho earth ! ta sometimes littered witn skulls, while no other bones remain. So. iu opening tor grave* of the mound-build­ er*. I find the skull-bone* in better oondition than any other. Aa far aa my knowledge, goe* this ta a peculiar­ ity unaceounted lor. and perhaps un­ noticed, yet wortny of attention and Investigation. Why does the skull bet- i dal GaatUe. —Sweden b»* hunting-ground forlJ. �Banner. Itfaioo «r Kj MtoblWObf toeontor toM doubt or question. W«b our dlwmMich charge dot* not constitute an un­ ttad climate, rich BOtk Inventive talent just discrimination. .mother section requires all carriers can read bis thrilling poem. “P«t, Pr^eut and Future" without being subject to the provtaionn of tbe profairly convulsed with laughter kt tbe ridiculous and promiacuous manner ihcalians with the inter-rtate com­ one of tbe gnat agricultural with which Lis high sounding verso* merce commission. and provide* that deal with God. angels and men In they shall I* posted or otherwise pub­ c—aatv ta Mir up and keep up tbe lished. but leaves to be determined by lotte Republican. humor' of mra. “PMt. 1‘rreent and Future" is the equal of Innocents this city January 21st, 188C. by the Bev. Abroad. But there is this difference rate* shall 1* publtabed. Provision ta tn-tween the authors. Mark Twain made for enforcing the requirements aims to be funny and succeeds. Our of the commission in these respects Matthews, of Ziutland. and Mire Rate Ktalev, of Irving. The contracting own and only Cadwallader aim* to be through thr courts and for the main- parte* were tbe first to be united Id aerious and sublime, and is bo supreme­ marriage in the church, tbe ceremony ly ridiculous in bis attempts as to be published. Provision is also made for being jx-rfarmed while high mare was the appointment by the president of being raid, and wa* very imprereive. thrillingiy funny. Immediately after th* happy coupta Three desultory remark* concerning five commi*sioDtr«. to. be confirmed .by were made “one twain" tb«r departed - -----------------------------the bercurlean literary efforts of our the senate, and several sections are de-, for home of thr bride s mother, ^teemed Caddie, tbe court bow poet votod to pn.eriUiwtb. duti- of U>- wbrnrarrorpUon -».held fcrErt t were called out by his latest attack on ..mnd-tooer. «M1 tor the tariff. His remarks concerning the which complaint* are to le iia ertlgat- ,gnj the bountiful spread tariff are of tbe same visionary. dwcoD- ed and prosecutions instituted under j wq] fong; I? remembered by all who partook thereof. After Um repast, the nreu-d jumbling order as his poem. its direction when found necessary. -----! guests proceeded to mjoj themselvee Indeed had his effusion been labeled The Detroit Tribune is winning the with a good old faahionra visit, and -The Influence of Jupiter on the Rice good will of tbe people of Michigan in eventhing wa* a* merry as a “marriage Grop" or “How to Raise Chickens by I«1L" * ' Moonlight" the context would have every way. In nothing it it* oourae At a late hour the guest* to tbe nummore acceptable than the fearless man­ been a> pertinent to these headings as ner in which it denounce* the unjust to tiiat of tbe tariff. and extortionate discriminations in all agreeing it wa* good to have been . Reduced to cold logic, his remarks rates charged by transportation line* in there. m«y be summed up as follows: Because this state. The bld Port and Port and Tribune, handicapped as it was by mil­ prosperity and happiness. dozen for making handkerchiefs and Ou the following/lay a large number lionaire ownera some of whom were four cents apiece for making shirts, of invited guests assembled at the home therefore the United States ought to railroad operators, did not dare to' lift of thr groom’s parent*, in Rutland, its voice in favor of justice and right * »uioc w v. where a a snmptuous sumptuous dinner waBBtriw was served. abolish protection and adopt free trade. Tbe presents were both costly an To have stated that because Hastings ini this matter. TW Michigan Central railroad is rob- j beautiful, of which the following i* merchants pay twice as high freight bing our little city of Hastings and the : .________________ Elegant bed room *et. groom to bnde. fore the United States ought to abolish farmera hereabout by its discriminating Brocaded plush couch and handsome --------- ------------racking o____ chtar. _ T. E. and M. C, protection and adopt free trade. would rate*. It will haul a car from Grand willow Rapid* to Detroit, cheaper than from Kelley, of Akron, CoL not have been more monstrously absurd Set chairs und decorated china Grwd tUpid, to HutingK X« ,«rr — parlor rt,™ than the argument he attempts. tea ret. Mr. and Mra. A. A. Mathews. since, paid *4.75 -----freigtit Linen table LU <loU> and, dorjtc napkins — •the -------writer ---- ---- •---------— XllUUi ’UI ;,*MU In short the court bouse oongster and long — match, Mr and Mrs. D. R. Cook. Mr. rhyming humorist doe* not discuss al OU two presses from Hartford. (Sons.. ( u>__________ and W1U ♦ #, vnariotie. <*hariott*- «.icu_ Mich auu arid cj—» from : and Mr*. M.?L. L. Cook U-wl. as.* Ill ILCook. B. Ucc*. ail we tarui question, out conunra rumw »rv u«i — ■ all the tariff but coniine* himSilver bouquet holder. Julia Smith. •elf to uteaking of tbe wages paid for Charlotte to Hastings. By this systeui : Linen table doth and napkin*. Mra. . . . . .. ... .. v:_x.____ _kk— I.Hil,!. Mn rwnnA. making shirts and handkerchiefs. Ht of highway roblmrv it builds up compe­ Honora KeUey. ___________ Pair linen towels and bed *prewd., aims simply at creating prejudice and tition' ikoiiits, and denien the non-competing point* all chance to progress. Marv Cuddihy. that by the low art* of the demagogue. fkUi<4.i*ran vieHandsome chromo, O. L. Spenwsr. rtcHver. Mr. and Mra. “Ob! what a fall was there, my country- Hartings u not the only Michigan vteJotia Beazmer. mtn r from the high and lofty poetaster tig/of these outrageous extortions. Mr. Ltffvard may say now in his Im- j Colored cut rla*s water pitcher, Mr. to the grovelling demagogue. It calls pudenl defiance of jurtioe; “What are and Mre. Gto. to mind a couplet we once read about you going to do about it T and "If you j iJd j Jd. “The wise Creator’s plan ------------. I anvw p.dde castor. John Cuddihy. ___________________ ______________ don! like our KU rates, you had better see , In making ignoramus man" p. Cadwaltader and would l“ad one to question the j wisdom of the Almighty. Our remarks as above have Dot much relation to the tariff. But they are as pertinent to that questiao as are tboee of the Journal contributor. But he promisee to use a little sense and reason in Lis future effusions and we rfaall await the supruring revelation that he nas enough of either to write consis­ tently on tbe subject. The man who could-not follow “where the Plumed Knighi leads," because the aforesaid Knight was a protectionist and who did. though pretending to be /a free­ trader, vote for Benj. F. Butler, as arrant a protectionist aa our country can «b<*w; h nut <-apableof much conitetafief, W* are glad to say that the Banxei. favors the A men tan system of pro­ - Jection to American industries. As a retott^of this system, in twenty five year* Afcarjca has become second to no other nation In inpfiiifacluring. Her laboring cla*«es are -better paid than those of any other nation. -They can. buy th<- Dtowuitt of life cheaper than the Laborers of any other nation. Th> improvement of our home markets betters the condition of the farming and laboring clasaes. It te moreprofitaiile and lex* expensive to build up home markets than those abroad. We should. «* a nation, as far a* possible, become independent of foreign powers for manufactured goods, that as large a share as can be of the profit* of manu­ facture may go to American lalior and <wpital. The reasons for the faith that is in us can be found in the Banner’s editorial columns. Thc republican party is taking the right course in reference to prohibiting unjust discriminations in freight and pa**ager rat** by the railroads of the country. In republican state* are to be found tbe i*rt legislation touching pesdeatly. cannot deal justly with •10.000. We regard the question of preventing unjust discriminationfi in transport* tion rates as tbe greatest before the American people to-day. and it doe* us good to s*v thr new Tribune plant itself squarely on the side ofjustiee and right —the people's side. Our expose of theJoornal'* inacur- ‘ dafly.” —The Lutheran* in tbe United State* built in IBM. it is said. VA church**. The number for IBW.wdl. it w thought, reach 300. The new churche* are tor Engiteh. German. Norwegian. Swedish, Toilet set, Albert Benkes. Srt siher knives and forks. Mr. and Mra. Jowph Olner. Wil! and Frank Di­ ner. Elegant parlor lamp. Mr. and Mrs. D. , C. Quigley. Cut glass water pitcher .'and wall spimber, Maggie Kelley. Dozen decorated china sauce dishes Mr. and Mra. M. W Kelley " Half set silver table spoons. Maggie Cuddihy. Set amberine tumblers. Frank Kelley. Beautiful chromo. Will and Frank KeUey. , Silver pickle castor. Myra and Rosa Mead. glass sauce dish** and fruit Much land and little working eapi- dugost- vita asked for the neighborhood and the wicked no** cd the people. To our thinking these supply two overwhelming reaeon* for the maintenance of a. church in that precise neighborhood. Eire whs’- are people?"—CkrUtiai. Union. great deal of i Ungnagr in hi* Pftte: religion in hi* heart and.know* Chrirt; tbe silver dollar prove*. «I eave th hungry, ragged woman a silver dollar.' Munster U. nightingale, and it sang for me sweetly a* God-* minstrel* through i PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. from literature.1 A FAMILY OF MANIAtS. tramp with STATE FAIRS. throws a dipper of boiling water di*- , tees* follow* in it* wake. < while her htvdmud was taking a bath. dreamed of in Dio Lewu's philosophy. —Biophrnntj* —Second hn*band (towife)—Are you as fond of me u you was oi your Hr»l ■tbe -Middk State* Fair Orcnit-’ huvband. dear? Wife—Yea indeed, and if you were to die. John. I would be just'M fond of my third. I'm not a WQtosn So many for anything but lore. - ~Kt>r Jori Sim. . -- B:e-tomans never utter the vulgar taring. ‘Money makes tbe mare go." Professor Sullivan and all other ratadents uf Boston say: "Tbe speed ot the feminine bor«e w greatly acveler- —«*»I hare concluded not to go to the plav to-night.’ wild Fixton to Mr*. F.; ,.r ___ . ___ __ ___ i.__ j k—IJ-. whole fondly THE MARKETS r. it's a little damp, and yon for you; and . Mecbud —Mr*. Breeze: "I am *osorry. Delia, to bear that you have had trouble wjtii your husband.*’ Mr*. Geese: "You bare, been'nuMnformcd. Amelia; merely hundred* <4 Im* of tte track* of the Soatk- to soe that we do agree; or rather John agree, with tee. which —"Little boy* should always ua pre­ pared for the Km-.-qurnrek <rf tbeif bail acta." -aid tbe mother. *ternly. ** Johnny U-arfuffy prdteated against the u*.< to whirh «be wa* about to put be: ■dippw -I dHat tb—think aboualMmlit,' wxilH Jnbnny. -hut IT1 gi« ureuared if ton'll n>»-’’ - Huh K................ rao will He abohm a Foflow- Tbe object of thia !>■-_ |6_. yeara tbe number of B*pti*t churebm bad increaaod by &M. • tbe member-hip bv 58,000 and Suoday-rehool scholar* .byll«.OOO. ha* reported to the senate an elaborate growing and making our own sugar, HU to prevent unjust discrimination* that we might not have to Import sugar port duty ta levied. had he looked for his breakfast. ' h same result might be achieved in regard i Ebony paper rackl Joe Fred to cane, beet and Horgfaum sugar. He ■ Benkes, says that we are the greatest sugar-' — —~-------------------nrnnmln. In Ste* .r>.l Tke Elk Bapid5 furnace M turning consuming country in the world and OBt an average of sixty-two tons of pig that with nmnw Jnrj-.ilragrTnint w<> imn r»'r Amt own industries and labor. iThtw?- fire bonr*. whom their outlaadish discriminations hind Id the rare. They are tryiug with are robbing National k<islation is vides BLOOO/XW annually, for two yean, a ninety-niee stroke to overtake nerafrary. and tire republican United in bounties. In abort,be would remove petitor* who get iu tbeZr one hundred States senate I* preparing to deal with gW.OOU,OOD of duty now paid on tbe su. ... iUV rDU in time. Senator Cullom, reonblican of Illinois, S4JOO/JOO to’ encourage o or people in Tb odd* are agalut them. Yet we ■■d prepared th* Mil hfouHtf. b* s rot* <4 oil? ti> o. n and now ba* LWOnrem* called “Japanese.Friend* B.” Each member i* pi i at the clone of Silver dinner castor. Ctem Mugridge MJ ar more and MhH Giner. war more, ana u-n<tooIne bedstead. Mr. and Mra. that it is tteday gl»D^Qp.OOO. L ; Jas. Mattlsews, Mr. and Mra. John Trohin go. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Hutchinson, John Congressman O'Donneli'i ai 21 Otaer and E-Crouch. is a most important measure. , “ ' Elegant hanging lamp. Dannie Mat­ at once the encouragement of the bom^ : Marble top center tibie. Cha*. B. manufacture of sugar and the cheapenLaldwin. W. B. Matthews. Will Krooeto* of to, «rtickL H, Mtt™, u . -------------------faraltoi tbe peymeot of • brant, bj Sa »il>w toe ipraae YtM. tttoer end the state of Michigan to encourage the j Elia Luther. salt industry and the beneficent results Silver butter knife.<Frank Otoer and tott h»e followed, ud «*«. tott toe | A“* 1^^,, j wheraas we now Import ’^00,000,0(J»i founds per annum, upon which the duty alone is So0J»0,000, being ncarlv two cent* per pound. Hi* bill propoare —- E claiming that bit original assertion get silver fruit knives and nut pteka. wa* truthful. This is tbe manner of ’ Elmer and Clara Ingrain. man who believe* that a lie well-stuckThrra do!lara. Aunt Kate and Tommy Tbe truth I — _ by all the Protestant rate Btatemenbi concerning the bonded debt cause our contemporary to squinn and flounder in a vain epdeavor to evade the truth. In that sht« the statement was made that the bounded debt of this country at the close of tbe war Set silver knives ami forks, Mr'and waa S’.ujujWUJU. and at present Mra C. F. and Edna B. Breaks. ’SI,800,000,000. That statement was un true, and we so stated. Instead of ad- hart. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Billingsley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bitt®, bi> wUUit h. p-^M, W^ "'* Cushing, Mr. and to te better than the truth. wiu'.~v (Episcopal) Board of Mm*ioi»« have loftiHQMi W about what satisfaction the law will give you." Individual salt*. Mr. and Mrs. Mode but there will surely come a time wb« RiJ. Mr .. tbe people will tell Mr. Ledyard and his syndicate of money sharks that they know what they “will do about it," and will make the job thorough in every' re- W« CH walkin' dot �; Banner. The HASTIMO*. THURSDAY. JAM. M, INI. Local Advertising Rates: —I—. rwa>v - -■(-!- •___ orgwilratiOM, except tOccSerlUble ■yy ANTED! 200 Cords Wood. Hrinx ) n«r walcbtk. clock* mid jeweler) for JOHN HESSMER, Jeweler. MILS. W. H. HAYFORD has a fine -TI daaa in Thaw wiping to avail thcmselvea of her wr­ ier residence or .tddrvM li- r through tlw post- Local News stores to receive an addition of one story each, are the change* so far as­ sured for our business street The cityshould add a good dty halt and tbe county a jail. There will doubtless be a good nnmber of private houses erect­ ed also. . * Were rr not for usurping the prerogL Maple G ro vt Chai. Coman, of Middlevills, Sunday- ture, which our con ed In Hastings. nounces as excellent in a literary point of view, and full of Putter’s inimitable Mr. and Mra. A-J- Bowne leave for drollery. We know that the veterans the south this week. of Barry Co. will be plowed to hear k/llarry ^layes is now an employee of Comrade Potter; and we suggest, if the bank of this dtv. they want old times revived, and army life richly set out in its sober as well as tlvesof the chronic growlers, the Ban­ John Otto, of MiddleviBe, wm in the its humorous B'pecta, that the various city Monday on business. ner might perhaps have something to poets of the Co. arrange with him for say about the excessive heat in the M. Bert Armstrong, of Bowen's Mills, dates for th s lecture. Tbe Echo says E. church Bunday evening. Suffice it spent Monday in Hastings. Comrade Potter is prepared to arrange to say. the church was exoeediogly for dates and terms. His address Is at The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vermontvill-. warm, doing much to detract from the F. G. Goodyear is quite rick. enjoyment of an excellent sermon. Fatal Acxidknt—A fatal accident F. M. Potter, ot Vermontville, was in Dame Rumor hath it that a man who the dty on business Tuesday. occurred st about three o'clock Monday has lieen selling “liquid damnation.” p. m., an the farm of A. Rower, near Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Hendricks, of without warrant ot law, in this city, ta the north corporation line. Mr. John a most base ingrate, in that he daily Middleville, spent Sunday in this city. Mathews, an employee on the farm, Mr. curses and abuses hta poor old father, Miss Herrington, of Kalamazoo, is who a few years since gave this, un­ visiting her parents in Yankee Springs. J. L. Wilkins and two others were en­ gaged in skidding logs Mathews waa grateful son and hta stater all of his /The pupils of Miss Rose Bostwick cutting a small tree for the purpose of property. Investigation ta being made, and if the facts are as intimated above, gave her a surprise party Monday even- making a skidway, when a large limb that had evidently lodged in the tree this unnatural son will have a chance fell, striking him on the head, crushing to read his name in cold print . L. W. Eeighnerand wife spent Sun­ the back and top of the skull, and pen­ Miss Ella Grannis, an elocutionist day with the former's mother in this etrating his brain to the depth of one dty. and one-half laches. He was carried of high rank, will give a dramatic and (/JliKe’’ Kenfield has returned from a to the house in an unconscious condi­ elocutionary entertainment at Union tour as manager of a skating combina­ tion, and so remained until his death, hall Saturday even inn of this week. tion. which occurred a few hours afterward. • Miss Grannis is highly spoken of by Mr. Mathews was pbout forty years of L. E. Knappen is in quite poor health, age, and an honest, hard-working man, the leading journals of the country, and and we doubt not our citizens will ac­ Mug confined to his bouse part of the having the respect of all with whom he cord her a litieral patronage on the oo- time. was acquaited. He was an ex-soldier, carion. Adintasion 26 eta., reserved Mrs. Alunzo Blunnett and daughter, and a member of Fitzgerald Post. He imt.Seta;fornfertHotoMlM. »iBiuuff relatives tniuuvca iu of Wayland, nm are visiting In leaves a family consisting of a wife, A recent issue of the Detroit Free J lhta city. two sons and an adopted girl. At pres­ ent writing. Wednesday afternoon, it is Press contained an alleged likeness of! Mra. Frank Hamilton, of Syracuse, expected that the funeral will be held Hon. Daniel Striker, of this city, lately ■ Y., is visiting her mother Mra. I. A. to-morrow, under the auspices of the 0. A. R. r elected Grand High Priest of the state • Ho,brook- As we are about entering upon the ready pay system, we desire those whose bills are long past due to call and adjust the same withorit delay. We are tired of book-keeping, ' and still more tired of dunning. We will sell you good goods as cheap as the same quality can be bought in the State, but must have our pay for them when sold. No credit given after February 1st. • Respectfully, Brooks & Cook. Jamarj 20Ul -1886- February 20tt. Grund Chunter of Royal Arch Masons. * Mr. Chas II. Bauer made u business The Journal editor Is evidently har­ Mr. Striker must have forgotten the I trip to Detroit Tuesday. He will return boring the delusion that, the Banner ten coinmandmenta und his sterling I todav, Thursday. temperance principles in the dtv , ­ under Its present management is not a or orTlM, li. while wmnrnl rei I flwKO, 1» vis ion to Ibool the Free 1-rw irtlit on ,‘‘|D« ,l,w J,r-M™ J*n‘e" paying venture. The public and our contemporary ure only concerned in the I Urawley, of this city. question as to whether or not wo pay Tiikiu are now 62 wpi« ot th« l>ai- I . l>0™ M“1 J™ Kannadr wire called our debts. The Journal editor is at ■ >r । i .tt. , । home from Anu Arbor bv the sickness liberty to call at bur office and ask any ly Tribune taken In thia dty. ao.L nnil dpMh o( lhrlr mrther jnr hone for of our employees if they are not paid agent F. Pancoast says he shall have |' En<|nlr« of O. Mrs. Clement Smith gave a very pleas­ every Saturday night -He is hereby the number up to 75 in the next four ant tea party to invited friends Satur­ requested to call at any of tbe collec­ wtxu-w. The Tribune stands at the ,—me muuue auiiius ul me day evening, in honor of Rev. Masters. tion offices In our city and see If any of lenred. ot Michigan-press today, and W. S. A- B. Shrinks have rommi our bills are there. lie can correspond Mr. and Mrs. Clark, of Grand Rapids, with the paper dealers and see if ws grinding feed. champloo -- , ,nf' the rwwvnlure.rl.zu ciiiiiupioa ... it gives > of the people s n«hta.a Besides were in the city a portion of the past Mercury registered 8 below zero the news and all the news in the most week, the guests of Rev. Hunsberger have not promptly paid every bill. He is challenged to find any flnsAcial obliSaturday morning at 7.30. readatte shape. The Post had but and family. iration we ever contracted which was The Engine and Iron works are mak- twenty subscribers in u>iB city. Mr. Julius Russell went to Grant, not paid as agreed. After looking this ;jhg castings for 10 Kenfield furnaces. We have received from the.r>c*rr>!t Newaygo Co.. Tuesday morning, in re- matter up to his satisfaction, he is in­ Mrs. James Collihter. insane, was Free Press the new .lithograph of “The '•P’-nse to a telegram announcing the vited to think of his own rembiness in these matters. Especially as the taken to the Kalamazoo asylum Mon­ Free Press Mail Wagon”, showing the death of his uncle at that place. pretemied friend of labor, he ought to day. A. Hanlon, of Middleville, was lie deeply contrite and penitent that circulation of its weekly in each state Don’t forget the Running Hose Co. and territory. Its mail drculation has married to a Mrs. Smith, of Grand Rap­ the laborers he has employed have not dance to-night Give the boys a good reached a grand total of 122.001). ids, Wednesday of last .wivk, R. B. Mes­ lieen paid as they ought But for fear Though not on our side of the political ser acting as groom’s b«-st man^send-off. the investigation may not be satisfacto­ S. R. Willison isjn Florida, where he ry to our esteemed contemporary, he is I/0UR thanks are hereby tendered to fence the Free I*ress is a g'od newspaMr. and Mrs. Lee A. Matthews for sam­ Gr; nnd lots of push and enterprise has gone for the purpose of buying a invited to choose any three good busi­ yt made it a household word. home, intending to move his family ness men of this city. To thia commit­ ples of wedding cake. tee we will show up the records ot the v41astu.uk W. C. T. r. elected Hie fol­ there for the benefit of their health. ' J. B. Robert- aliout March 1st will business of the oflice since the writer Rev. L. Masters preached two very owned it If that committed does not occupy a portion of G. G. Spaulding's lowing officers nt their meeting .Tifcfr* able sermons at the M E. church Sun ­ -lore on Jefferson St. tiny evening; , • report that each year the Banner has day morning and evening. He received paid the writer a good salary and Presulent-Mrs. B. R. lk>e. Please bear in mind that the Ban­ a warm welcome from his many a good interest besides oo this invest­ IsMrice Pres.—Mrs. W. D. Hayee. ner will do printing cheaper than any friends here. ment of capital, we will pay the com­ 2d Vice Pres.—Mrs. Dr. Burton. other office in this city. mittee's expenses for conducting the 3d Vice Dan’l Striker. Sunday night Mra.8. IL Willison was Fred Hotchkiss would like to ex­ Rec. Hecy.- Mrs. E. M. Bentley. taken with a severe attack of hemorrh­ examination, and make the Journal 1‘raiiuevillr, Jan. 20, change paints, oils and wall paper for Cor. Secy.—Mr-. R. A. Bailey. age of the lungs. At present writing. editor a present of »100 cash. He shall •0 cords of green wood. Tuesday p. m.. she is somewhat better, pay the committee's expenses if they FincT Sec’y.—Mra. T. Phillii». Treasuer, Mrs. E. H. Lathrop. with but slight hopes of her recovery, report the condition of the Banner's The fine sleighing of the past few businms aa we have stated. Our only however. days has been taken advantage of by Dra. Booth, Sweet A CoM the emicondition in presenting him the SlOO, nearly every horse-owner in this city. John Rock says that when he was if tbe committee should decide against nent physicians, and proprietors of the down south it cost ♦ ‘ H « for a white man Bon social at Temperance Hall next American Medical and Surgical Insti­ us, is this: That before anv of it was to take a negro’s life, but the “nigger" Gid to our contemporary, we should Tuesday evening. Febuary 2d. Hot coffee win be served. All friends invit­ tute at Muskegon,—have made arrange­ was hung without the formality of a ve the privilege of liquidating claims ments to visit Hastings regularly even­ trial, if he killed a white man. John’s ed. against him for unpaid wages by prmeight weeks during the year 1886. Th ta resjgect for southern ohlvalry Isn’t very entor past employees, balance, if any, The h. of Pa an making great prep­ will give our citizens an opportunity to be paid to the editor in person. arations for their dance Feb. 19th. for consulting the most successful phy­ A N’ASH' itLE man assured us that THE , SADDLER-CBAWFORD Without doubt this will be the finest sicians. Their first visit to this dty will be on Friday of next week, Jan. 29th.' a thorough canvass of that place was social event of tbe season. FAIR. at the Hastings House one dav only’ The Platawell Leader has gi' tu up Vonsultation free. < »r*D««rij)e Mill*. Jan. SSth. rtM. ' '' made to see how much could be raised the ghost . Field already occupied by Editor Banner:—So much has for the proposed Battle Creek railroad, . too good a local paper to give the Progke^-ive ei'ckhk bow has the and Jess than A8.01X) in pledges was been said about the Saddler-Crawford second one a decent chance for exis­ inside track in this dty over all other cured. That was our authority. We shooting affair, and the item in the tence. amusements. The epidemic ta exceed­ can name ten citizens of Hastings who Banner of the 21st is so far from the gave their note for more than 88.000 in, truth, that I thought in justice to some ingly virulent on Green street. Tuesday parties you wonk! be willing to will probably go to Charlotte when the evening Mr. and Mra. Chas. Huffman aid of the Saginaw road, and the aggro- of the :parties gate in this city was over fMS.OOO or correct It new division M is instituted in tn that city. city, «^ve rave a “ ••progressive euchre," progrensn-e euchre, ” and Mrs. more than five times the sum raised in Tbe farts of the case as near as I can as it will be soon with proper nourish Julia Goodvear follows suit Thursday triimtH*b«. hi, ..................................... •_* Nashville. We repeat that no dtv of learn are them: Going from church of tfump*ta. evening .. with a euchre and dancing its size and wealth in Michigan'can on the evening of the loth George Sad­ party- ................... .\'e’1J_’TK-?-■ rrvr H —» -re*-, •PPle th®' ■ show a iietter record than Hastings. Cdffic. F. G. Goodyf.ar will build dler and son commenced to quarrel rwldenre in the eprta*. aero-e the I U>e euchre craze is a more ralronal and with Will Crawford. When they reach­ street south 'of C. O. llentley’s. A hcalthrul amusement (hut. another we ! Wk relieve it was the understand­ ed Crawford’s home. Will called his Grand Rapids architect is drawing plans ■ Jy^Locwm to <™nswept'1"1® country ing at the time of the ladies* dance in brother Charlie to come out. Saddler for the satie. said “let him come. I can do him up in aid ot the railroad was given, that if a hurry.” Charles came out with a re­ Accoriumi to the Michigan crop Orangeville citizens propose to see। the road was not built, thp proceeds volver in his left hand. As he caAe to it that not so many offensive wea|>-. reports for January, it cost in this state were to go for street lamps, we have out be stumbled, and it was discharged, onsare carried by those who are likely in J8S5 an average of 59 cents to pro- heard the ladles most concerned m get­ the I .al! going through his own band to Cri'ute disturliances, and the law re­l duce one bushel of wheat, and 29 i-ents ting up the ball lately express them- and striking the Cromer boy in the garding the carrying of concealed weap­. for a like quantity ot out-. The report selve- u in favor of using the funds for wrist. Artie Reed aud Wallie Cromer for Barry county wheat, taking the av­ securing street lamps. No better im­ saw the Saddler boy hand something to ons will he-rigidly enforced. erage yield of 21 bushels per acre anti provement could be made, and now ta his father. Supposing it to be a revol ver. And now the residents vf Humid— average crist of ^14.112 per acre, ta un an opportune time to work the matter they Ixith ran back several rods thus excuse ns. the Highlands--are kick­ average cost of 07 >t cento per bushel. up. we believe the coundl at the next getting in range of Crawford’s revolver. ing, metanborkally speaking, betause For outs, the report shows the average regular meeting, February 6th will ap­ It was an accident. The Cromer boy did not blame Craw­ coat of raising to bo 33’t cents. The propriate sufficient money to go with of the lapse of time ta-tween the late same authority, makes theaverage bush­ that raised by the ladies to properly ford. and wanted nothing done about it. heavy snow storm and the appearanoe el of ears of corn In Barry county cost light tbe city. Let there be light. There is a class of people in every place of the snow plow in that locality. 21 cents. ‘ . that are always ready to meddle with It may tie that it ta absolutely neo- what does not concern them, and our The M. E. social will be mtertained AiwrtT 3 o’clock Saturday morning, wwary for the city to have a hugh rock little ville is no exception. The Craw­ by Mra. O. 1). Spaulding and the ladies ford boys are quiet peaceable boys as the home of .lames Colltater, in the first t assoduted with her on Wednesday af­ wan! wa* discovered in flames. The *4>Lint«sd at the Intersections of our prin­ far as I have known them. The Crom­ cipal streets, but It must be conceded er boy Is getting along finely. ternoon and evening of next week at fire alarm sounded, pie department rethat this boulder system has many in ­ Temperance Hall. Refreshments nerv­ JUSTICE. ed from 3:ID to 7 o’clock to which ull spondisl promptly;' but the building ।conveniences. One runaway was caus­ waa too nearly.destroyed to render their ed by a cutter runner striking against ADVERTISED LETTERS. are invited. , efforts of any avail. Neighbors saved one ot these rocks Sunday morning, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY LetleraaddrewcdtothcfolkieUw persona r» Bv reaaon of its central position and ctoea relation to all principal lines “—* If the sharp competition in custom some of the contents of tbe house, but and the cutter partially wrecked. Had malnlng Uf the po« omoe *» Haatlng*. Barn Waal, at initial and terminal points, conatltutoe U>» moot important m sawing long continues between the saw tbe loss will reach fully 8800. The this been all it would have been bad countyTMuihinn. Jan. sth, iMBs June* Dibble. John Martin. Henry Smith. lAiilding was insured for SWU. contents enough, but it was not The occupants, mills of this city, it is possible that > point* MmcT Marta for &W In the Barry A Eaton. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Leech, of Carlton, WalaonJ. Wing, Dr. wwat and South went. owners of logs can get them cut into GoUister. who is insane and was at were thrown violently from the cutter, UawiA. Weaver. lumber for nothing and receive a chro­ home at the time, is supposed to have and Mr. Leech whs badly hurt. We mo from the mill owners for the privi­ set the building on fire. • suggest that the street committq devise lege of doiujg the work. ^ClT is now a settled fact that the wo­ some better means for marking the Chancel? Order. gutters at street corners. The genial John B. Roberts ta now Stale of Michigan—In the Circuit Court for tbe County ot Barry-ln Chancery. a “bigger man than Grant,” and all men of Hastings have not the right to Manry Bovarth. Complainant, »«. vote for members of the board of edu ­ M hk . A ndrew K ennedy , of Hastings tr. — n u.t. a ei — liecadse of that portrait and biographi­ THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE cal sketch in Brezeos Herald of last cation. The case of Mrs. ILK. Mudge township, aged 60. died from congestion ■ > • week. “Doc” ta universally esteemed vs. Allen Jones, election inspector of ,of the brain Friday • night. She had i the third ward, was carried to the suin Hastings, und his many friends here pnune court, and on Thursday last that.. been sick but three days, and was un- Howurth, i«wu h. now win. miisd «.----read with Interest the article in ques­ ; Mlnnl* F. Howarth mm> HIrani W. How­ court decided in favor of Mr. JonefcZ ’conscious most of that time. The ftm- artb, arth. iWMilanW t tion. -irt:t!SniFttM1ilrhwul. d»rty flTTWus- eral took place from her late home Sun- 1 Finn Judkial Circuit, in Chanoin. U pen due proof by aDdavtl ttuU John A. HimThe usual Spring term teachers’ class tar to accent tbe ballot tendered him day. Rev. A. K. Stewart officiating, and the remains wore interred in Riverside for our city high school will soon bo by Mrs. Mudge for member of the cemetery. Mrs. Kennedy was a most school board.- The state law permits organized. Our schools offer the very women who are tax payers and those exemplary woman, with those qualities iMMt advantages for teachers to review who ure the parents or guardiuns ot of mind and heart that endeared her to their studies. Borides the splendid children to vote for school officers at all. As a wife and mother, it was her THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE corps of UsAchera, Hastings schools the annual school meeting. The quo*- 'studied aim to make home happy, and have the only library worthy the name tion was whether our city charter whs her great sucocas in this was her great­ in Barry county. inconsistent with the general law re­ The sodety connected with Emman­ garding qualifications of voters for school officers and the supreme court ' uel church will be entertained on decided that it was inconsistent with Lx the last Vermontville Echo, we . Thursday afternoon of next week, by tbe general taw cd that point Tbe Mesdamee Edward Powers, J. W. Bent­ question was ably presented to tbe notice that F. M. Potter, formerly edi­ ley, Wm. Powers. Chester Messer. L. L. court of last resort by Clement Smith 'tor of that paper and well known In tbe . Hdloway, P. T. Uolgrove at th* twisty, and G. G. Holbrook for Mrs. Mudge, ।eastern pan of this eeonty. has prepar­ rooms, supper served from fil eto erven. and L. E. Knnppen for tbe city, -which <ed a lecture to be delivered before wm the real defendant in the si ah fordiallv invited to attend. LOADED! I have too many Winter Goods, and will for the next THIRTY DAYS sell at 20 per Cent OFF! The following: Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Underwear, Woolen Hosiery; Skirts, Leggings, Bed Beankets, Yarns, Gloves and Mittens,Caps, Flannels, Woolen ■ Shirts, Over­ coats, and Black and Colored Cashmeres! Also my Entire Stock of At 10 per cent from regular prices. M. J. GOSS. JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever, At the Banner Job Room �SCHOOL from convulsions, apoplexy or heart n,toll<>wiii4,tory-»Mch inr wide attention the ««« press—is XrK.lt ‘Thst wefrom cannot oure selves if we do not lay n before our m^rfiT* entireTo the.Editor of the Hnchater (H. F.) bv bitter experience what be says, I im­ plore everyone who reads these words Sot to neglect the slightest symptoms of kidney difficulty. N o one can afford to hazard such chances. I make tbe foregoing statements bwed upon facts which 1 can substantiate to the letter. The welfare of those who may possibly be sufferers such as I was is an ample inducement for me to take the step I have, and if I can successful­ ly warn others from the dangerous path in which I once walked, I urn will­ ing to endure all the professional and personal consequences. . —The Mikado of f establishment of Eng Engltoli teachers in h._ —An agricultural school U to be founded at Santa Clara. Cuba, by a wMfithy and beneficent lady. Senora Marta Abren do Estevez. —The expanses of Yale College last vear exceeuMl the income by *11,534, Tlie deficit occurred in the ncBttemicaJ and mechanical departments. —The Church of Rugland haa nine preaching stations along th*- line of canal work on the Isthmus of Panama, where among the 18,000 laborers there are a large number of Englishmen. —In the fifty years of ita existence as at present oonstknted the contributions of the Domestic Committee ot the (Episcopal) Board of Millon* have in­ creased from about *18.000 to about *219,000.—H. F. Examiner. —It Is asserted I by the Christian on the strength of late statistics, the first day of June, 1881, 1 lay at mv residence in this city sur­ rounded by my friends and waiting for death. Heaven only knows the agony I thtan endured, for words can never describe it. And yet, If a few years previous anvonc had told me that I was to be brought so low. and by so terrible J. B. HENION, M. I». a iHseaSe, 1 should have scoffed at the idea. I had always been uncommonly The best on earth, cm truly be said strong aud healthy, and weighed over --------- ----------200. pounds, and hardly knew, ----------in tny .of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is own experiaDce, whatt pain or sickness surti orsicknws sum safe and speedy cure for cuts, cuts, were. Very many people erhe -------------- —J------------ ■*-” read this statement realize at times they are unusually tired and cannot ac­ count for it They feel dull pains in various parta of the body and do not or monev refunded. Only 25 cents. by all the Protestant miarions to­ gether." understand why. Or they are exceed­ Sold by F. Hotchkfra. —A society has Men formed in Ja­ ingly hungry «he dav and entirely with­ OP u&.s&HAL INTEREST. pan and now has 1,800 members, which out. appetite the next. This waa just the wav I felt when the relentless mal­ -Nearly six hundred newspapers in is called "Japanese Friends of the Bi­ ady which had fastened itself upon me the UnitAl States bear the name of ble." Each member is pledged to first began. .Still 1 thought nothing of "read a portion of the Scriptures it; that probably I had taken a cold —A pointer dog wan recently sold la daily." which would soon pass away. Shortly —The Lutherans in the United States niter tills I notiewi a heavy, and at New York for two thousand seven hun­ built in 1884. it is said. 255 churches. times neuralgic, pain in one aide of luy dred dollars.—Jf. F. Herald. —A man in Crowley. Tex., claims to The number for 1885,will, it Is thought head, but as it would come one day and reach 300. The new churches'are for ta gone the next, I paid IKtle attention have the biggest hog ever raised in to it. Then my stomach would get out this country. It weighs nine hundred English. German. Norwegian. Swedish. Danish, Slavoe. Servian, Finn and Ice­ of order and my food often failed to di­ pounds. gest causing at times great inconvlence. —In Boston, the Advertiser states, landic congregations.—N. Y. hdepandYec. oven as a physician, I did not there have been fifty people killed and think (that these things meant anything eighteen injured by horse railways —At the recent quarterly meeting of serious. I fancied I was buffering from within a year. the London Baptist Association. Mr. malaria and doctored myself according­ —A silver shoe-buckle, supposed to Spurgeon said that he looked for twen­ ly. But 1 got no tatter. 1 next noticed ty conversions a week as n^ularly aa a peculiar color and odor about the have once belonged to General Wash­ he looked for his breakfast In "the fluids I was passing—also that there ington. was recently found among absence of such a result to his minis­ were large quantitit» one day and very some rubbish at Mount Vernon. terial labors he should conclude that —A buried city, presumably Roman, little the next, and that a preaistent waa wrong. The president froth and scum appeared on the surface, has been discovered near Nantes, something pointed out that during the last ten aud a sediment settled. And ret I did France. The theater had a seating years the number of Baptist churches not realize my danger, tor, indeed, see­ capacity for four thousand persons. had increased bv 588, the membership ing these symptoms continually, final­ —Prohibition bar-room is the term ly oecxuie accustomed to them, and my applied to a. place lately opened in bv 58,000 and Sunday-school scholars suspicion was wholly disarmed by the Athens, Ga., for dispensing hot tea. by 116.000. one fact that I had no pain in the af- ’ —A New York pastor the other day fected organs or in their vicinity. Why asked for permission of the church au­ I should have l>een so blind I cannot thorities to move his down-town church —A Georgia man has kept a bale of because of the disreputable character of understand! < • I consulted the best medical skill in cotton for twenty year* thinking that the neighborhood and the-wickedness the land. 1 visited all the famed min­ each year would see the article at the of tbe people. To our thinking these eral springs in America and traveled price which be thinks it is worth.— supply two overwhelming reasons for from Maine to California. Still 1 grew Louisville Courier-Journal. the maintenance of a church in that won«.Notwo physicians agreed as to my —Every one says better times are Else what are malady. One &iid 1 was troubled with coming on. Well, that is one way to precise neighborhood. spinal irritation, another, dyspepsin; an­ hasten them. A good receipt for*the churches for if not to preach the Gospel other. heart disease; another, general de­ mnking of bayd times is for all hands to the wiokedest as well as to the best people?" — Christian Union. bility; another, congestion of the baseof to moan and howl about the hard times. —Rev. Sam Jones no doubt uses a the bruin; und so on through a long list —Sacrmneuto Union. of common diseases, the symptoms of great deal of slang nnd improper —Ithaabceti estimated that from a language in his sermons for which many ot which I really hud. In this way single potind of steel costing about several y«ars passed, (luring which time there can be no justification; bnt there I was steadily growing worse. My con­ fifty cents there can be manufactured is no doubt also, that he has got genuine dition had really become pitiable. The zA>ne hundred thousand watch screws religion in hi« heart and known Christ; ••light symptoms I at first experienced"- worth eleven dollars. Some of these that he knows how to tell the precious were developed into terriable and con­ machine-made screws are so small that stoty of the cross, and that his heart is stant disorders. My weight had been an uneqiicnted eve requires the aid of full of love for lost souls. There is a reduced from 207 to l»l pounds. Mv n magnifying gluts to «jc what they good side to Sam as well as a rough life was a burden to myself and friends. really are. — • yncdgo Journal. one. as his simple, touching story of 1 could retain no food on my stomach, — A young girl who likes to ta giddr the silver dollar proves. "I gave the and lived wholly by injections. I was a writes to the New York Jounial': "If hungry, ragged woman a silver dollar." living mass of pain. My pulse was un- { that Bordentown. N. J., profowor controllaNr. In my agony 1 frequent­ thinks be is going to stop young Indies he said. "And the eagle on it became a nightingale, and it sang for me As ly fell to the floor and clutched the car­ from flirting by suspending them for a pet, aud prayed for death! Morphine month he is awfully mistaken. 1 would sweetly as God’s minstrels through the live-long night—Christian at Work. had little nr no effect in deadening the not give a snap of mv finger for a girl I'ain. For six days and nights I had the who did not enjoy a little flirting. She PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. death-premonitory hiccoughs constant­ ly! My water was filled witli tube-casts will make a east-iron, granile-souled : —A student in want of money wild and albumen. 1 was struggling with woman. 1 flirt, and I like it." —Years 3go Vacaville, in Solano hi* book.*, and wrote home: ••Father, Bright’s I'Lvxse of the kidnevs in ita County, Cal., wax known as a cow rejoice; for now 1 derive my *upport^ last stages! While suffering thus I received a call town. The nnmo still retained signi­ from literature." —An ob«erver has found out that a trqrn my pastor, the Bev. Dr. Foote, at fies as much. But it U a curious fact, that time rector of St. Pauls Episcopal says the San Francisco Bulletin, that woman can ah<x>t at a tramp with ■ churih, of this city. I felt that it was one may travel thiHength and brendlh *hot-gun and never hit the mark once our iust interview, but in the course of of that valley and not see half a doran in a hundred times, but when she coniucsution Dr. Foote detailed to me cows or any other homed stock. The throws a dipper of boiling water dis­ the man* remarkable caret of cases cow town has become a fruit vale. tress follows in ita wake. like tny own which had come under his —A swimming teacher io New York —A Nevada woman recently eloped oliserration. As a practicing physician City intends to swim from New York while her husband was taking a bath. and a graduate of the schools, I deried to Albany next spring, to decide a A few such episodes will do more for the idea of any medicine outside the wager between several members of the the cause of cleanliness than was ever regular channels being in the least bene­ New York Athletic Club. The time dreamed of in Dio Lewis's philosophy. fittai. So solicitous, however, was Dr. allowance is two weeks, tbe swimmer —Binghamton BeruMican. f Foote. that 1 finally promised 1 would —Second husband (to wife)—Are you waive my prejudice. I tagaa its use on entering the water only when favor­ able tides arc flowing. This means aa fond of me aa you was of your first the first *fay of June. 1881. and took it Wife—Yes' indeed; according to directiOTis. At first it eight bours’ laborperday.—N. Y. Mail. husband, dearP —Cartful experiment hu disclosed and if you wore to die. John, I would sickened me; but this I thought was a f/oud siffu for one in my debilitated con­ the fact that a single square foot of leaf bo just’as fond of my third. I’m not a dition. 1 continued to take it; the sick­ surface in the case of soft, tbln-lcafed woman to marry for anything but love. ening sensation departed and 1 was fin­ plants will, during fair weather, exhale --New York Sun. ally able to retrain food upon my stdm- aqueous vapor at the rate of one and a —Bostonians never utter the vulgar a«h. In a few days I noticed a decided quarter ounces daily. At night the saying, "Money makes the mare go.” rhaugr for the tatter, as also did my rate Is only about one-fifth ns rapid as Profooor Sullivan and all other resi­ w*f''end friends. My hiccoughs ceased during the day, nnd during rainy dents of Boston say; "The speed of and I experienced less p&in than form­ weather there & absolutely no evapor­ the feminine horse is greatly acceler­ erly. I. was so rejoiced at Uiia improv­ ation.— Chicagp)Joumal. ated by pecuniary propulsion.”—Louis­ ed condition that, upon what I had be­ —At n recent fair given st Skowhe­ ville dourier-Joumal. lieved but a feiy days before was my —"I have concluded not to go to the dying bed, I vowed, in the presence of gan, Me., by the W. C. T. U., there my family and friends, should I recov­ were exhibited n piece of lace and a play to-night," said Fixton to Mrs. F.; er 1 would both publicly and privatriy «in ball made by the mother of Ralph “I want to see a friend; and. besides, you know, it's a little damp, and you faldo Emerson more than one hun ­ make known thia remeav for the good Mrs. F.: of humanity, wherever and whenever I dred years ago, a Turkish Inlaid table might catch cold, dear." hiul an opportunity, und this letter is in over two hundred and fifty years old, ••Catih coldl You humbug, your first fulfillment of that vow. My improve­ and a squirrel made of about ten thou­ ■'thoughts are always for yourself." Fixton: "Yes, dear, and my second are sand dollars worth of condemned ment waa constant from that time, and for you; and second thoughts, you in less than three months I had gained greenbacks pressed.—Boston Post. 26 pounds in flesh, became enttrelv free —Miss Emma K. Young, of Monon­ know, are always the hast'’—N. Y. from pain and 1 talieve I owe mv Ufa gahela City, Pa., has in her possession and present condition whollv to'War- n brass plate cabinet of novel shape —Mrs. Breeze: "I arasoB'>rry, Delia, ner's safe ewe, the remedy which I nnd elegant finish. The inside is made to hear that you have had trouble with used. Mrs. Geexe: "You of wood taken from a gun carriage from vour husband." Since my recovery I have thoroughly the flagship St. Lawrence, sunk in have been misinformed. Amelia; merely re-invHitigated the subject of kidney Lake Erie in 1818 and raised in 1875. a little disagreement Yon know mar­ difficulttes and Bright's disease, and the The box is a valued souvenir, and ried people can not always agrefi.” truths developed are astounding. 1 handsome as well. It. was presented Mrs. Breeze: "Can’t they? Well, wo therefore state, deliberately, and as a by a friend at Erie.—Pittsburgh Poet. always agree. In fact 1 make it a phyniefan, that I believe more than ant­ —Thr craxe for family crests has point to see that we do agree; or rather half the denths irh trh ‘ occur in Ameri­ that John agrees with me, which ca are. ratisrd by Bright’s disetisr qf the broken out in Philadelphia, where the amounts to the same tiling."—Phila­ indnn/i This may sound like a rash authorities, "Burke's Peerage” and the delphia Call. statement, but I am prepared to vertify rest, arc being bunted up id order to —"Little boys should always be pre­ it fully. Bright s disease has no distinc­, have crests perfectly accurate. . The tive features of ita own. (Indeed, It often crests, some of which are very elabor­ pared for the consequences of their tad 'leveloM without any pain whatever in ate, are put on in colors, and the finest acta," said the mother, sternly, as the kidneys or their vicinity), but has! work has to be done by regular artists. Johnny tearfully protested against the the syniptoma of nearly every other though much of it is done by skillful and use to which she was about to put her common complaint. Hundreds of peo­ and trained girls. Even’ monogram# slipper. "I didn’t th—think abou— ple die daily, whose burials arc author­. are again in style, and the decoration about it," wailed Johnny, "but I’ll git ized by a physician's certificate as oc­. incident to epistolary correspondence prepared if you’ll let me.” "How is curring from -Heart DlwMe,”-Apop­■ is vary elaborate indeed.—Philadelphia that poraiblr now?" asked the mother, lexy, ‘‘Pandyafa.’* “Spinal Complaint,’’ a little puzzled. “I'll put the dust pan Rheumatism." “l*neumonia," and the where I know you always hit."—Bing­ nJH6c,«>’n»non oompiainte. when In rehamton Republican. ' “ I want to thank you for telling me Jy 11 {rotn disease of tbe —There ate some people wuo will kidneys. Few phyxicians, and fewer of Dr. Pierce’s “Favorite Prescription.'' Eumble when they get to heaven. propio, realise the extent of this dis- writes a lady to her friend. “For a long use Schaumburg is one of them. time 1 was unfit to attend to the duties* of my household. I kept about but I "What for has you such a disgoosted thoroughly miserable. I had terrible exproarion your face onf" said Sam all by felt backaches, and lH-aring-down sensationk and dise of the r letter, ’SL’M myself. I fed ■©well.- A deficit of *10,000,001) appears in the Itattan bsdfeL "What are you doing tbereP” «Xelahned a grocer, awgrily turning upon an old nejro who had just slipped a dressed chicken under his coat. , ••Jem' bat’nin’ up my ooat. sah. FeeU nr slight changr in de weder. Hump." be said when he found that he could not button his coat. "I'se gittin' so fat dat Fse outgrowin' all my clox. Wall. 1 mm*' be goin'.” "Say, before you go, take that chicken out from under vour coat and perhap* you can button 1L" “Whut chicken?" "The one you’ve got under your coal." "I declar'. boa*, yer’s de mos' 'spioious pnsson 1 cber seed in my life. Puts me in mine o’ er gcn'lrnian f knowd onct------ ” "Never mind about gentlemen you have known. Take that chicken from under your coat or I'll call a polioe- Madison street there is a Cbmeae laandryman who devotes his spare momenta to the lapidary's art His name b Kung Chong. At the bottom of a small sign, which is nearly covered with Chinese chttraetera, pasrars-by are informed in a line or two of English that he is prepared to make or repair jewelry. A man who wished to see what kind of ’ work was turned out under «uc.h peculiar circumstances, pushed open the low door and entered thr laundry yesterday afternoon. "Wantoe ring," said the stranger, making a painful attempt to approxi­ mate the celestial vernacular. Instant­ ly throe black irons ceased sliding over as many spotheia shirts, and three pairs of bright eves were fattened on tbe stranger. After gating half *u»picjou»lv. half curiounlyjor a moment or two. The irons began to move again, and the three C>finam>-n laughed rather dbcourteoualy al the wul figure the stranger out in trying to talk Crinese The latter, meanwhile, had been sur­ veying their faces carefully and at­ tempting to decide which one of them looked most like a lapicmry. Finally his scrutiny waa rewarded by the sight of a large mole on tbe check of one of ibo Chinamen, which wax covered by a thick growth of black hair at least two inches long. Quickly choosing this om the stranger addressed him. and by dint of much gesticulation, sign­ making and monosyllablic jargon ths latter was made to understand what "Whut, Jen fur er little bit uv ei chickin like dis?" he asked, removing the chicken and throwing it into a tub. "W'y. boas. I'd hate mighty tor be ex elose as yqrae’f is. Dat chickin ainmuch bigger'n er snow-bird, nohow." "Now, get out of here." "Whut fur?" "Because you are a thief.’* "Yer ouglit ter be er shamed o' yersa'f ter talk dater way tar ex ole er pnason ex I is. I wouldn* 'cuzc er nusson o' steelin' tell I bad dun nrubed it on ’Im. Boss, ex yer ain' willin' ter trux' me, please, sah’, step back dor by dr stove an' git my hat fur me." Dropping his iron, Kung Chong—for When the grocer had turned his book, U waa ne—led the way to a dingy corner the old rascal took up a large cblckec •t the room where there was a small and hid it under his coal. "Thaukcs. table. Taking then a very finely pointed -sah." he waid when tbe grocer haJ hair brush and dipping'it into a small Sven him his hat. "Mighty Him w of black pninf, paint, he be quickly quicklydrew ____ it ver ’spicioned me. Say, boss, dt . .saucer de*« chcah kliptar truf U, I’ae one o’<* ’_‘ *7 ”; ‘ _ j two parallel lines about throe inched long and half an inch apart on a piece maniacs." of manijla paper. Touching the paper "Yes. you are«one of these klipter very lightly, he then proceeded to *•’" thlevra." in the space between the l‘-®" wi«» "Wall, I won't argy wid yer. Good curious figures, and his irfta dawned on niglit I tel! yer whut it is." he salt* the stranger. He was designing a ring. to himself when he had passed out. "e» He show*! a weakness for the signpu.von got ter pay fur callin' me names I put er fine on 'em right dar. Huh | of the zodiac, for tbe first three designs whut er monstrous fine chicken dis is.' which he drew were tho-e of a crab, a K on»io<i and a fish. The rest of the —Arkansas Traveler. space was filled in with onfr-.or two flowers, a very jolly-looking bug and a No matter how-far from cities you small snsfl. inay be. you need not dread accidents Having completed this grotesuxtr or rheumatism, if vou. tire supplied with drawing. Kung Chong quickly rolled Jacoba Oil. the paper around his finger so that thr The Greek army will soon be ordered ends of the parallel lines met. indicat­ to cross the frontier, the Greek govern­ ing thus the character of the design. ment refusing to disarm. Having examined it with doe circum­ Those who believe that nature will spection, the stranger asked the price. "Ten dolla'. plure gold, no solba work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done at the expense of (shoddy) gold.” replied Kung Chong. the constitution. E.vh time this wea­ Taking the t>.*per and turning it over kens the system, and we all know that he then quii kli designed a scarf-pin, the termination of this dangerous prac­ which looked like a decorated Greek tice is a consumptive's grave. Don't cross. Instead of the conventiouaffigure, take the chances, when a So cent bottle however, thetehief design was that of n of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will small bird wlt\a long bili rummaging safely and promply cure any recent about In a large flower, presumably a cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. poppy hr other example* of Chinese Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss flora. This could also be had in "plure for ehronlc cases or family use. gold, no solba gold." for ten dollars. The stranger put the paper in his Zorilla, the Spanish insurrectionist, pocket aiti said he would call the nuxt has been refused a refuge in France. Dr. Jackson's Eye Salve is a prompt and positive cure for all disease** of the eyea in inflamation. granulation, und weaknea ot vslon. It costs only 25 cents, and is highly recommended for piles. GLASS EYES. wMMen on MKebell Street bei„. y .bout hr ■ beuuUnl ooekl, .pMtlW thu .ppe.rr.1 to be . wonderlull, »' tenij."< doj. He wm of . rieh ||— color .nd hl, bright, curl, brir lo.,t»d Uk.it hod ben combed .nd drew.foe o wnlk on wm. iMhioiwM, „.,o -kS,i’bTbSn“™:'''rr,bo’1^’ "Next door below." was th. response The dog rrenmed his walk, and . moment the blind man said: "In here. Cute." The dog led hhn into the pfa- and tha-blind mun called ont to the ehfrli "Say. young fellow, hare them .hr pipes you vs rot over there go. «r '.tern* to ’em? * ’ The astonished clerk replied: Tbe blind man bought a piij.- riKos it with tobacco, and touched it ofi "Fine dog you've got there." "Yea." was the reply. "He * mida; me down to the express office H* lead me anywhere I want te go." "What else docs be do?" "Help me dress." "Eh? Your valet de chambre?" Well. I don't knew what tlusl mra*. but every morning hr gets me mj Ut and clothes, and finds n chair for us "What does he eat? "Raw beef all tbe time.” "Want to acll him?” "Money couldn’t buy him!" i The man gave hin name m- J. Kelta of Little Bock. Ark.—Atlanta COr.thh,. POWDER Absolutely Pure. 1 bls powder never varies. A marvel of poriw ength and wtiokwomenevi. Monrakw phosphate powder* Sok! uoij CONSUMPTION. ••BUWSWUUorBBMBWiMVrimkttiSM-loriMC . ••How .ire artificial eyes made?" ths reporter inquired of a local optician. "They are first blown into thr shape of a bottle. They look like a miniature WkMl MV MV« I *• art MBS *er«lr *■ Mop Cbm faril—l llda—Wwthan >vCarB*.'«a. Ib*«m whisky flask. Then the operative sep­ An oN phy»lr Jan, rvllred from pnWIcc. taring find placed In his hands by an East India mis­ arates the structure, and, after blowing sionary Uir formula of a simple »egetat>.e re­ in the center colors, the veins, ana medy for tlw speedy and permanent cure of adding the shade to the ball, the edgre of the inside are finished off. and the eye, which is nearly always of an orig­ inal shape, is packed away, perhaps • - MM MM. J MM in... .. KUVWH w never to be worn. It may lie around hi* suffering fellow*. Actuated bv tbl* motive in a store for a hundred yean* before a mid a desire to relieve human suffering. I will -II Ml... J_ .JL.. .... customer is found whom it will fit or ..w. ...... u nMjtM—M, ..Ml lull direction* for preparing and using. Sent by suit in every respect Ven few are mall by addressing with stamp*, naming thl* made of the’ same pattern, because paper. W. A. Nora*. l«s Power’s block. Roche*- there is no rule of aire, style, color, taste or finish to follow. Mott of the The Chinese government will reject eves are made in Germany and France. Every WSS'.flRSSlL.u iMid the offer of a German aytralcate for a The best are made there, but a good «r loa stare In the distribution ot rtne Oohi railroad loan. eye is now being made in this conn- Watcbre and Ctalns. Qusdnuile Silver Pitted Ware. TeaVIVote, rots, Knhcs. Fort.* snJ ——JOottee I. .KfKw MMy *naerluxi>«>i>le<inuttbein»ehe« about wltbfaUiDK *trei«Ui. feeUlnx that they are. steadily sinking Into Ihtmrr. when by using "Some people use a doran, while oth­ preearve .the Pttant. Rip.-. Cberecjr Condition Parkers Tonic they would find a eure commenc­ ing with tbe first dose, and vitality and strength ers make one answer. It depends large H h the Cbolec of tbr Ctocwi-r and never sticks ly upon the condition of the socket in which it is worn. The liquid discharged . W. W. Reed, druggist, of Winchester, Ind. from some men’s eyes i» of such a dewrites: One of m* customer*, Mrs. Jxiulsn Pike. Bartoni*. Randolph Co., Ind., sra* a long stroylng character that it will eat into sufferer —•------- — toe glass in a few months, and so com­ yVANTKflSOOcvnL. uf wood 1* In.-!* ttul :» die tir he pletely destroy the smooth surface of . cords 2-fout wood in eiebunp- for 1*7 New DI* the bowl as to make the eve unbeara­ Inu It"! this city. JIUJV8 BUMKM X *H miles, and I* now m ble. Some men wear an eye five years, uu milt using It. She feels but such instances are rare. A lady t. Free trial bottles at W. came in my store the other day,” oou- JARM FOR SALE. tinned the optician, "and asked to be Wreckage from the missing barge Julia A. fitted for a pair of eyeglasses of extra quality. I observed at a glance that Iu * /!««• optic, K reales! mraleal skill to effect a complete cure. bhe did not allude to the fact, neither kkwtuk 1 ven when Its poser.is broken, it cUtws to the did I. She wanted something of the best order, and of courra I knew any­ thing would do to cover up the dummy Petitions against the German spirit monopoly measure are pouring into tbe reichstag. I CURE FITS! By all Means Porcbase NimnT PLUG TOBACCO S. W. VENABLE & CO, STFftnVEMPLOrMENT done KOXXXi damage. ’ ’ ' I haveJiern afflicted with catarrh for 20 years. It luM-iin.H rhmnll- ami tl.-— Sffi than thirty minute*, nnd often thts with great ■IlflVmJtv. I a ,n tn n i_ 7 ium. n. ncsi. uosion do to cracking tbe Bra’S safe. render Ayer’s Kwsaprttla unequal) M 1W a blood (with h„ ,„«) ho, indifferent loot. ' She K1"" *“ •P*»»<«S<*i r»d ° “"I ordered “If1"1". /«". r<« «, 1 nude U>e pnee conndrrablv leM. 1 told her Il—» III* irv.ll mBU.7 Ml< ............J •her were worth «U. hot to her tbeT otaA—i.ww. certain mortgage rirented by WUlhun X would be ebeeper. She returned neil Wbeekcto RobertH. Manball, dated tlx- MJ“■J-got h,rgln«e.u>d deputed. Tb. day of August. A. D. IWC, and recorded «m U>r iSh dayof Augwrt. A. D. !•«. In Uber No. *<-t ““ «P •« rneered with the el.e.pmt kind o( emtel.--jWwm^w ■AiiEnam’ittKKs nilT.n whl-l.------ »- -1-lnus.l til IT nr. proverbial, rolw,un, w. once knew •.■, o«o»,~l to write hi, !J5£JbSj?“ whl1' “ «" b"ta< "-I up Sot thM WO no .ign O1 pov^Aai»wZ-PrOb<W' *1W 11 fr'nn choio* rent, notice l» lu’r.! ' ■• StoraAuetattwtL£3SS.S»>r iaKsrjsSfcw- ulsomc your bonnet ure Ji looks n- well as tar." Oqly a woman liks thia and say them iIX"'. U'. �Agricultural. RVGON DA VEXPOBT, Kt To plant diseased potatoes will insure* coatin nation of the rot. 4. Even if direction No. 1 baa fxen followed, more or lere of the potato fun­ gus will probably remain over winter in the field ready to grow if there fa an opportunity. Do not, therefore* plant fa the same fields as hut year, nor fa ad­ joining ones, nor near field* planted by neighbors if some more remote local­ ity can to found. 5. Take advantage of the prevailng direction of the wind. Our summer und autumn winds are chiefly from pofau between S. and W. There is, therefore, a chance of escaping wind­ blown spores by planting to the S. W. of other potato fields, or to the N. E. of woodlands or other large uncultivated tracts. •’>. The growth of the parasite is fav­ ored by moisture and stopped by drouth. It I* rapid in rainy weather liud when there are heavy dews. Usually the rot is much worse upon clay land or other soils which retain moisture. Choose, therefore, a light and drv soil for plant­ ing. it hm been shown experimentally that, with only moderate watering, the summer spores will penetrate the soil to a depth of several inches, consequent­ ly “hilling up" will not protect The probabilities are, also, that no sulwtanees can to dusted upon or otherwise applied to the growing plante with much bene­ fit. if some varieties of the potato are less subject to the rot than others, a thing not improbable, the present state of our knowledge does not enable us to say positively which they are. To remove oil .WOTS from book leaves or other paper, rub chalk powder on both sides, nnd lay over it blotting paper, or any unsized paper on both sides. Then press It some time with a hot flat iron. /The beat will cause much of the oil to.nx lt and l>e absorbed by th$ chalk. The same process will often do for clothing. The chalk can be brushed or washed out. Amonia or strong al­ cohol is nsualy better however. There are few oil spots that one or the other will not dissolve out. If very strong the amonia may bo diluted with a little water, or better with alcohoL Indeed, one of the best preparations for most soiling of clothing is a simple mixture of part amonia spirit and part water, proportion not being important.—! Prai­ rie Fanner. INCINERATION. The body was conveyed to the retort by means of a easi-iron cradle like a eoSn.in shape. Perhaps h better idea of it*may be obtained by caUing it a cage of cast-iron bars, which are about Ib Mlvl>lg*a Farmer. The following is the report of investi­ six inches apartWrought-iron gations of the potato rot conducted at the-materinl first used, but the intenrity «he laboratory of the Michiigan Univer­ of the heat ao warped Ute frame, or cage, that it was found impos*:bi» to sity. It is useful in giving an intelli­ preserve ite form. Before placing the gent description of the nature of the body in, this cradle, a wheel.’ knturalt-d disease. Although lengthy we print it with a solution of alum, i» ptuced on entire: the bottom of the receptacle, nnd the The rot which has this season dretroyend* of the sheet extending’ over the «i nearly one-third of the potato crop sides so as to to folded over und around ia Michigan, and u still larger per cent the body. In an adjoining room, in New York and neightorihg States, is There are all sorts and degrees of known as the undertaker’* room, the identical with that which caused the virtue, and some times we are told that coffin in which the body is brought to great famine fa Ireland in 1847. Michi­ virtue is ita own reward. Mr. A. F. the ••crematorium'- (a* the house is gan annually raises atout 9,000,000 Evans, La., says, in writing about called in Lancaster,) i* opened, and all bwshels of potatoes, and though we are Brown’s Iron Bitters “1 have been the superfluous clothing is removed froffi in no danger of starvation should the recipient of ite virtue in mv family to a the corjise It is particularly Mecessary satire potato crop to destroyed for a considerable extent.” This great iron to remove buttons and other metallic series of years, the. Ions of even a third tonic has superior advantages as a fam­ rabstances from the clothing, to avoid •r a quarter of the crop bears heavily on ily medicine. Ite power has been thor­ the ruaimilation of foreign substancea the prosperity of the farming commun­ oughly tried, and its virtues abundantly with the ashes of the body. Having ity. The Importance, then, of the pota­ proved. Nearly a million bottles a year been properly prepared for delivery to to crop, and the protobiUty of the re­ are sold by the druggisas of this eounthe retort, thebody wns-then conducted tain of the rot next year with increas­ to nnd placed in the cage, which rested . ed destructiveness should the sca.*on to wet,' makes it desirable to give the More than 35,000bushels of beans were upon a whet-lod truck. The loose ends widest possible currency to sound raised last season within a nuliiut of of the alum-«io«ked sheet were then knowledge ot the nature of the disease folded over th? body, nnd the truck was seven miles of Charlotte. and the measures which can to used to pti«hud lo the front of the retort. An check its spread. Credit is due the German women and opportunity was offered for whatever physicians for first using Red Clover fintoral service might have been doNATURE OF THE DISEASE blossoms as a medicine. Ih-st results sired. hut none hna been requested or are obtained when combim-d with other desired, and none were held. The potato rot is a contagious disease The following corn7-pond»«nce will be medicinal roots aud herbs, as in Dr. which often spreads from plant to The retort Had been heated to h tem­ plant and field to field with great rapid­ of interest to all readers of the Farmer, Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is the perature c»ti mated to be about 2,500 and especially to those engaged in stock lM»t known remedy for all blood diseas­ degrees. ity. The diseaMi attacks the tops us (It is not clear what the es. atomnch and liver troubles, pimples, well as the tubers, and n due solely, or raising: former experiment* were on which costiveness, bad breath, piles, ague und primarily.at least, to the presence d( a One man malaria disease, indigestion, loss of a|>- thi* t.'liiuate is based.) minute parasitic fungus, yhytnphtbora petite. low spirits, head ache and all dis­ opened.the large iron door of the retort S'vftoru. The life history of this par­ Henry A. Haltth. Emj. Dear Sik:—I have examined your ease of the kidneys. Price 50 cents.. of and two otheh pushed the iron cage te was carefully Investigated manv containing the body into fierce white “ Hand Book of Farm latw ” with much Fried Hotchkiss. years since by De Bary and other bot­ heat of the retort. This transfex of the anists, and is now well known. The satisfaction. It will be of great use to A Holland catholic church has been cage nnd body from the truck to the destructive effects of the fungus are farmers and others, as it covers most generally first observed upon tbe tutors all the cases arising in ordinary busi­ organized at Grand Rapids and $11,400 flat fire-clity’burface of the retort occu­ pied only thirty second*. The body late in'the fall, but the disease is pre­ ness transiu-tions. But there Is one ease subscribed towards a building. was in the retort—an arched receptacle sent much earlier in the season, and that often occurs that it may be well to Mishler’s Herb Bitters is prepared by may to recognised on the tops by a cer­ more fully explain. To illustrate 1 will a physician and chemist of the highest that wa* nine,feet long, three feet wide and thirty inches high. Against the tain characteristic blotched, black or takertny own experience. I am a stqck repute, not only. in the community in brown-spotti, dead appearance. A feeder. I fatten cattle, sheep and hogs, which he lives, but abroad as well. outer surface ot this fire-brick structure, more critical inspection of the diseased and sell to shippers, usually to deliver Mishler's Herb Bitters is an absolute known a* the retort, fierce little jets of tops would show numerous white spots at some futilse time. Now suppose on cure for dyspepsia, liver complaint, flame were pressing, unseen, forced by scattered over the leaves and stems. the 20th of Febuary 1 sell a car-load of cramps in the stomach and every form means of a blower, which also applied Wh«i highly magnified three spots are cattle to be delivered on the first day of of indigestion, and affords almost im­ ita blast to the furnace, nnd distributed tounoxo to miniature forests of slender March, at five rente per pound. The mediate relief in dysentery, colic, chok the heat a* equally a* possible to all stems growing up out of the surface of cattle are selected. The shipper pays ra morbus and diseases of the kldnev pnrta of lhe retort, and maintained the the leaves and stems of the potato. me 850, and goes his way. intensity of the temperature m long as or bladder. On the first of March cattle are lower, These tiny stems commend? branch and was desired. The action of the neat swell out at the ends into ellipsoid or and the shipper does not come forthem. R. T. Lyon’s new salt well at Luding­ upon lhe body, a* seen through a Little •val bodies, known as summer spores. The grain m the cattle does not pay for ton is down about »X) feet. • slide in the door, was. first, to force TheM* little spores are produced by-mil­ the feed in that time in the year, but out nil the moisture in it—fatty oils or lions and are so small that a million the 850 will cover the fall in the price, Therefore see that the’ memlieni of aqueous particles—nnd to convert these, could easily He side by side on a square if 1 am permitted to go on and sell as well ns the moisture of the aluminch -without crowding. When ripe them to aome one else. Thfe question is. yourjamilv are w-11 supplied with Dr water sheet, into a dense cloud of they separate from the stem by a joint can I legally do so? I am aware of the Jacksohs liver pills and use Dr. Jeckand fall. Under the influence of water fact that the shipper is Hable for the son's root and herb cordial; it will vapor, which filled the retort nnd for the living. jeUy-Uke contents of the keeping of the cattle >n<l possibly for sharpen the appetite, help digestion, awhile hid tho body from view. *The spore mav push out a long, slender tube, damages: but he is often a worthless promote sound sleep, strengthen the alum-soaked sheet saved the body from capable of growing down directly into fellow, and u judgment against him system and so remnoye those distress­ instant Injury bv the heat, in the net of any part of the potato plant to bt^gin a would lie worthless. Now what kind ing symptoms which, if neglected, may decomposing it in the retort, and left it new cycle of growth; or may separate of a contract should be made in order result in the most serious consequences. to the regulated action of the intense Into several distinct portions (swarm that the stock may be sold if the pur­ For sale bv W. H. Goodyear. 81.00 per heat after it had been properly placed An thr vapor-cloud dissipated, the out­ spores) which being endowed with life chaser does not come for them at the bottleupon? We ...... have taken line* of the body could be seen imper­ »u motion, iiiuuvn, burst mirw inrougn we wall wnu of oi time agreed ......... .. ........ and through the Last year in Grand Traverse county fectly defined under the glowing sheet Mie mother spore, swim about actively ■ £hto UP tn our Grange, but there were two convictions under the for a few minuUe. and then either die "rived at no definite conclusion. —which, in the nbeencc of outside air, An answer from you will very great­ almost olaolete state law against the and in the aabestos-like effect of 0>e or thrust out a slender tube, capable, as use of profane language^ Yours truly, inrthe other form, of becoming a ma­ ly oblige. alum, still preserved its general form, CYRUBG. I-IICK. t-arc plant inside of the potato plant. even • while it and the body which Answer.—The transaction referred to All this wonderful vital activity, so •Don’t know what alls me lately". it had covered had grown all readily obeerved under the microscope, by Mr. Luce is a “contract to sell” and Can’t eat weH.—can’t sleep welt Can't into the incandescent mass—in­ takes place, aa we have seen, in bodies not a “sale." The cattle still remain his, work and don’t enjoy doing anything. tensely brilliant like the interior small enough to rest easily on the point nnd any loss that might result from Ain’t really sick, and I really ain’t well of a big mclting-j»ot in a glass­ •f a pin and light enough to to blown their sickness, or the like, would fall Feel all kind o’ played out, someway.” maker's factory. Thu time which had upon him. The 850 was paid to satisfy fsem field to field. That is what scores of men sav every elapsed in effecting this brilliant trans­ : The mature fungus lives in the tops the statute of frauds, which provide* day. If you would take Dr. Pierce's formation. and during which the body, •» tutors of the potato, and is also a that “no contract, for the sale of person­ “Golden Medical Discovery” they would- had rcniniu.fl hidden in t’ : cloud, was f minute affair. Its presence ran only to al property for. the price of 850 or more soon have no occasion to say it. It- perhaps twenty-five or i’ . .> tuinut.* detected by the. microscopist, but its shall to good and binding, unless the purifies the blood, tones up the system What was revealed, when the vapor capacity for mischief touts no relation buyer shall accept part of the goods so and fortifies it agaiust disease. It is a cleared, wa* a scene of incandescence, to its size. It consists of very numer­ sold, and actually receive the same, or great anti-bilious remedy as well. an intensely brilliant light that could ous. • colorless, irregularly-branching, give something m earnest to biiul the East Jordan's hardwood log crop! only to compared to tlie arc of an tube-Hke threads. These threads grow bargain or in part payment, etc.” By through the tissue* of the potato more failing to take and pay the balance due this winter will reach 20,000,000or more. electric light ‘Once or twice there wa* . <. a quick flash of eveu an intense! light wrlees rapidly, appropriating to their on the stock at the time agreed, the f«*t shipper has broken his contract' and in the'midst of that Shndrach furnace— •wn use the nutrient juclai of the veg­ That Hacking Cough can to so etable, and impoverishing its tissue* so has become liable for the damage quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We tho bit of flame lasting but » second, of . that tiiat they either break down direct­ daused. This damage is measured by guarantee it. For sale by W. II. some Inst escaping ga* And there the body lay. a deeper ly or are invaded by bacteria and other the difference between the contract Goodyear. heart,of fire, iu the midst of all that low forms of Ufe, which Induce putre- price and the market price at the time ill You Suffer with Dyspepsia the cattle should have t>eeu taken. The j । factive, decomposition. It is the ma­ and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vit- flam^lcas but dazzling heat than any cattle mar to sold to any other party I tare fdngus which sends to the surface alizer is guaranteed to cure you. For that one ever sees in the red central the white forests of tiny stalks touring and the shipper’s 850 may to retained “core of heat" in the heart of a nearly sale by W. H. Goodyear. the summer sporet> already mentioned. to satisfy the damages. If the damages Sleepless Nights, made miserable by consumed oak log in a great hearth-fire. .-These spores live only a short time, but exceed 850 such excess may be recover-, that tcrribla cough. Shiloh’s Cure is Ite vaguely defined outline could be ed in a suit It the damages are less < the mycelium (the internal tnto-Hke the remedy for you. For sale by W. seen, but whnt wits the body and what , threails of the fungus) perennku and than 850 tlie difference sliould to paid II. Goodyear. ’ was the sheet could hardly to told, It seeqisviz evident from hardy. There is little, if any, different- > to r the shipper. ~ —’S7 ”* Catabkah Cured, health and sweet where all was one integral body of iation of parts of distinction of function statement of facte that the parties breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrah flamcles* fire. that the the «Oehoul<l 85Oshouid in th« intrant portion, ot the tuwu.. did not contemplate th« Remedy. Price 50 crate. Nasal In­ One hour sufficed, in all probability, *.d coMequml,. unlike U>e hlfter i'« ’‘'P"1"®1 'hebreach jector free. For sale by W H. Good­ to reduce the body to ashes. It is an I pi.ct,, h new plant may, under favorcontract, 1 artira may under year. error to suppose that these ashes are all lit condition, ariw trmi any least nor-: . ',rc“"‘’*?DS5, «>*"»• ” to For 1:;: ‘ e Back. Bide or Chest use Shi ­ literally fine ashes; some of the remains, tion of it In fact anv oortion of It is whut dsun«W«‘ b« P^Uri upon a loh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. as a hip bone, for example, remain, in . ' a complete plant in ILsdtJtofag capable breach of their contract. and such “»tipFor sale by W. II. Goodyear. ash-like condition, ■ but not disinte­ •f growth and reproduction. | ««’”ofton callorf a “forShiloh’s Cough and Consumption grated. in sizes iH’rhaps from three to There appears to to some hoi>e ot sue-1 . ®r' farfe,tnrP: But such a stipCure Is sold by us on a-guarantee. It four inches, and to thoroughly pnlwriM awfully coYntatting this fungus, more I hnpl?e?. fro"\ ‘L* cures consumption. For sale by W. the whole, a longer conUnnanci' in the than in the ease of almost any other : H. Goodyear. retort nt its highest heat w.cial to similar plant parisite which is equally : ' SniLOH’H VITALIZF.R is whut you need wide spread. The important facts to |10 b« eaforcible; the 850 therefore is not neccesaary. for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. to considered in devhing preventive1'} forWturq or amount agreed upon as The time required to cool the retort Dizziness and all symptoms or Dys­ measuree are (I): The fungus spiwla i but> n»oney of ihe shipper is about twenty hours. This must by pepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bote L----- one ------plant ------------------• j..—i—during — *i-_ । in [ from to another the,the hands ot the stock-feeder, and done by a thoroughly natural process, tie. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. growing season by summer spore*, raiu- may to retained by the latter if his Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron­ und without letting in cold air. or the 1 washed or wind-blown; and (21 it damages equal or exceed that amount. chitis immediately relieved by Shi­ retort would be injured if not ruined. It may be. weH here to state the crit­ depends, primarily, for its spread the loh's Cure. For sale by W. H. Good- After the cooling had been accomI following season upon its perennial my­ erion which determines whether a Elished. the whole interior of tlie retort transaction, such as Mr. Luce describes, ' celium (the tube-liko threaib) always to scraped with a stiff steel brush, to The new bnildinga erected in Jack­ collect nil the ashe* and all the residue I be found in the diseased tutors and toi»s. is a “Hale” or a “contract to sell.” The It may, also, potsibly grow from resting principal test 1* this: If there remains son in 1885 represent a cost value of of combustion. Then, to insure the L spores’ found in the same situations, al­ anything to to dene to the thing sold, $646,180. extraction of particles of iron, which though the existence of the latter is not by । the seller, in order to put it in a Children will refuse bod tasting cough have flaked off the iron cage, a power­ deliverable condition, then the transacsettled beyond dispute. ' tion is a contract to sell and not a sale. medicine but they will all be willing to ful magnet is applied to the particles, take Dr. Jackson's syrup of lungwort and the metallic parts are separated PREVENTIVE MEASURES. and wild cherry whenever offered. It and removed.—Hartford Timer i 1. From what has been said it folis as pleasant as maple syrup and will [ lews that the parasite may often live An Exception to the ftule. Who has not met the -impractical reach a bad cough and cure the whoop­ over winter in tbe tops of decaying tu| tors left in the fields after harvest. professor" rtrecribol by David E. Lantz ing cough mnch quicker than any other During a conversation about dogs preparation of the kind. For sale by ns “ crammed full of learning," none of ; Prudence would, therefore, dictate the W. H. Goodyear. Gas De Smith made some very enthusi­ I complete removal and destruction of which applies to any of our modern such refuse. It should to hurled or buainaa or even social needs; "purely The Orchard l^ake military academy astic remark* about their intelligence. I burned. It should not to used for com- pedantic knowledge for which- nobody has 114 students. “Do you maintain that dogs are more wants to pay." One of the most hope­ intelligent than men?'' asked Judge I was seriously afflicted with rheuma­ I 2. Store the harvested crop in dry ful marks of our time is—next to Pennybunker. 1 cellars, and sort over several times, at rendering common schools universal tism in my hips and lower limbs. I “Yea, in many ca*ee, replied Got. j short intervals, carefully removing and more and more truly educative—to have now used one bottle of Atblopho••I don’t believe it." from the bins every tuber which shows see our higher schools slowly abandon ­ rous with the most satisfactory results, -Well, I know that I've got just that ing the old-time course, now mostly being almost entirely without pain. | the of uecay. dewy. rveuruvr, Remove, also, tne least sign oi iubo. ***• 10 a ,< paraw pile, thoee tuber, which I <1O .Uom. «■><! preparing youth to E. L. Dimock, of Dimock & Hayner, kind ot a dog." C* "That doesn’t say much for the intel!• have been lying — — have been lying L* in contact — with the »>»*t the necessities of life as more ser- Jaynesville, Wis. Hgenoe of lhe dog. It’a you who are | diseased ones. The sorting will be fac- viceable to them and to the world than the exception to the genera) rule." j ilitated and the decay hindered by stor­ the mere polish which serves only for. The recent statistics of the number of And now there yawn* a social abyss ing the tubers in casks, barrels, or social ornament and which is often rub­ deaths show that a large majority die | small boxes. Potatoes buried in quan- bed off to the raw by some turn ot with consumption. This disease'may between the men — Terat Siftinffi. | tity in field will be likely to ret in Mo what is called cruel fate. -(Blalrco. -The MeeHeoTprZf nays if in»ecta commence with an apparently hannlcM j during winter if, by chance, any infectWe cannot deny that there are cough cough which can be cured by Kemp's crawl into the ear they may be dis­ । ed tubers were buried with the sound mixtures which are injurious because Balsam for the throat and lungs, which lodged by making the patient lie on the they contain opium. But Bed Stax is guaranteed to cure and relieve all opposite side, and pouring water into 3. Plant next season only tutors cases. Price 50 cents and $1. Trial the affected ear; the insect not being i which are entirely sound, outside and j Cough Cure has no dangerous ingredi­ « .1 . __ ents. It h prompt, safe and sure; only size free. For sale by Wm. H. Good- -latnsldc. Tbe black spots contain the twraty-flve cents • bottle. fungus. Some tutors may appear pertalrto* to Ufa addrewdlo Mr. K. om wooiidiA) the nurtai* affd .to jlisc^sed The expense attending the trial and within. DHermiDc the eoundueu of aequital of T. B. Barrv at East the tobent by cutting at planting time. Saginaw foota up as even ttt/DO. l.<f Don't disgust every body by hawking, blowing and spitting, but use Dr. Catarrh Remedy and be cured. hurried retreat through tto exicrna) pi®® GERMsh^eMEOY ForPalnWs® ygnuauto x. v«k.<uh <w_nxi.TrK0Mt.ap. STAR .a*' Hi'ory T. Hinman, <laie<t Nu STTOSTS. 3 mortK*i»« «ni page nu, by *Lleh dtisuli tfm iMiweruf sale in hiW mortsngv rontak ■ ha* becorae operative; and wbervM. ttwrr W claim­ ed Co t>e due and unpaid oa Mid mortgage turt note accompanying the artne. nt tlie date of thia notice, tbe sum of eight huudrod and BL-veutyflve dollan. and no suit rin equity haring been Ul ber^nv xlron. uiat by rtf... tn s;Ud niortgngr contained r.ud t* i orb »*■ made and provided.<m th* In tbe county of Barry. Mieliinn tbe place ot holdin* tbe Circuit < tai aaid morticMu with Interest ul el«ht per real tier annum, and tbe ouala and cxpenana uilouM MARK.___ -. «a:d nsorteajtr. Mid premise* bcluc described la Mid in mortjpMre a* follow*. „„ to wtt: I.. . ir.tal. soath bair (U) of the north eai»t quarter (U) ot section number thirty, (SO) In township n amber sure'. pbompt,. QtCCtl Default having been made tn tbe condition st a certain murKage made by Henry Howarth and Nancy Howarth, bl* wife. January 5th, 1878. to Kalralaziek Holden, and recorded In th* office of liegitter of Deeds for Barry County Michigan, on January 37th. ITO, In Uber 13 of mortgages on page an, which aald mortgage wm by Mid Kairauulck Holden (now deccaaedy on the llth day of Augurt. IKSJ. bequeathed to John Holden by will, the name having been duly proved and ad milted to probate SeptemberUth; tssi.in the Probate Conrt for Barry County, from which decree iherc wil* no appeal, and anew win with the . erutlcnl.' of Probutc llirrrof hav­ ing been duly recorded In tbe office of Rcgiator ot Deeda, tn and for Barry County, upon which mortgage there l» now claimed to be due, one tbouaand and twenty-one and CS-lOO dollars and "IK&d December 3d. A. D. 188A HENRY T. HINMAN. Mortgagee FRED M. WADLEIGH. Attorney for Mortgagee. Mortface Sale. having been made In the eoodlHoaa rDefault - --—.-II— Kdwln Bariuu and Catharine Bartow, m* wiie. to Julia Curtis. dated March Uth, A. D. ISSS. and recorded in the office of the mortgages on Douce, ine »um oi nine uuuuruu auiu and 60-100 dollar*, and no cult or proceeding* U law, or tn equity, haring bron taken tn colleel the same or any part thereof. Now. thereforg, notice is hereby given that, by virtue of the power of sale In said mortgage contained, and thJ statute in such eaita nu»? and provided, on SATURDAY THE Uth DAT OF MARCH. A. D. 1W6. at ten o’ekxA in Um nv part thereof, tt therefore | -er annum, and tbe cost* and expeaaasallowed 'sx^n’ £1 Couuty at Barry, be told to the hlghert bidder, or *o much thereof aa may be necmary to pag premises being described tn said mortgage as I that piece or i UMMBoantaeesredbyMld mortgage with the legal corta aod chargea of roch mUa Tba laad Is described In aald mortgage aa “all that certain J, Dated November 3r J. )8as_ JOHNSMITH. HOLDEN, jwnerof CLEMENT Altona forsaid MurtMortgu C^ online to government survey. Dated Dec. ITth, A. D. IMA * JULIA CUETI8, Mortgage ntAS. H. BAD Mil. AtUy tor Mortgagee. At a M-talon of the County uf Barry, boiilra a< Ibr Probate Offiro in th* iTIty of Hartings, m Tuesday, tbe !»tb day of Jannarv. in theyoar Default having been made in the conditions ona thousand eight hundred and etebty-«lx. t a certain mortgage, made by Salomon B. Present. Wm. W. Cute. Judge of Prolate. - In the matter at the estate of Minnie E. Totrt a*, a minor. On rtuClnx nnd fl line the peUUoo. duly tw Bed of CJiarl.-s M. Mack Kuardian of sMdmioor proving that be may be Hrewced to sell «retate real estate i u *ald peUUoa <Ii-«rrit>eil. eight per ront per annum, and payabhr Novem­ ber 1st. A. D. 1M3. and annually thereafter, and parable four years from date estate are required to appear ; said court, then to be luddcn payablc forthwith. And default having bem Office, in tbe City of Harting*. iMd« in the puytnent of interert due Noveadw Irt, A. D. th. Mme hsvlnr been and remained unpaid, nnd rtil! remxlnnij unpaid, tbe idoreMlu nrtnelnai ■um of onr bundrwl ud •eventy-Bre doltaro wlth *11 arrearMea of ister■ •-t thereon. Inch been and I* now declared to be now due and parable; and there h now O Jo publl5bed to tb claimed to be due al toe dale of this tx>Uca tbe *tuu of two hundred and ten and nine one <tandredth* dollart <fcno.oi» and an atlonn-v fee of tui nty-Cie dollar*. lUxxn, a lATn-OWJ that on Saturday, the loth day of April, A. D. 1MC. at one o'clock In the afternoon. I shall mdl at public auction to tbe iilghert bidder at the north front door ef thr Court bowu- In tbe city of Halting*. Michigan, the property dcM-ribed In said mortgage a» follow* < oonneneing al the quarter peal on tbe u. tide of section 17. In town three north of nuigr eight »rvi, and running Irons tllroee »oulh 16 chains and -17 nuht; thence south Tv'i degree* east, it chains and nine links to a stake and stout standing In tbe center of the high way a* a plaer of beginning: thcaee along the veuter of Mid highway aoalh 7v% decree* ea»t. 3 chains and :u‘-» link*; thence south on a line paraUel with tbe quarter line te the Tlioniapple river; thence westerly along said rirrr to a point *• that a line running north parallel wiQi the east line ------------------ - -------------- thence ?lace of beginning: 38 line I o Hnks long on the west side; art. Off ar...... .. ” Date<l .lanuarj-i.tth iMr. ALEXTANDER FOKTFE CHAR IL BAUER. Murt<aitre. AttT for MqcinKre. \__ Default liarlug been made in the condition* of * certain mortsaae made and executed by Jared Palmer and Sabrina Palmer hl* wife, to Geonre Morgan, dated October vth, im. aiw! recnnlnd In the office of tbe Regliter of Deed*, for the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on the 5Lh day of November. 1**3, In LUmt No. a of mort£:w*. on j>aac tfn. Said mortgag'- wa* Eiven to aeettre Ute payment of the principal num of tlx hundred and fifty dollar*, with the Intervet thereon at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, and payable annually on the 9nth <4n mt I" ~~~ , .V ..Ul m kh 11 wm ta said mortgage expressly agreed that, should any default be made in tbe payment of said Interest or any part thereof on any day whereon the same Is main payable, as Inereln ripnwd. Mid should the mine remain unpaid and In arrears for tbe spare of thirty day*. then Stair of Michigan. Count) of Barry--m. Notiro i« hereby rtvrn, that by an Probate Court for thr Co-.inty of Bai the Iftti day of January. .Cl>. tMU, from that date were allowed far. al) creditors of old deevaaed are present tbelr claim* to Mid Probate tbe Probate offire. in the dtv of'11m VIRGINIA- Michigan Centrai Ths Niagara Falls (Routs. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. tom of six hundred and nfty dollars, with all amaniMi of iateraat thereon, should, nt the opium of the said (teoruf Montan, hl* executors, administrators and become anil be due and payable I mroedlateb thereafter, altheusb tbe period above limited for th-- pavm< nt there mcAl of interrot due October sth. IMS. and the same haring been due and remained unpaid, and In arrears for tbe space of no days and on­ wards. and still remaining unpaid, the afomald principal sum of six hundred and fitly dollars with all arrearages of interest then-on. hath been and I* now declared to be now doe and of »alr contained u a CLEMENT mire HASTINGS BANNER and 1 DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE �PHOM wabhinbton. _ n—l^ant S10D« th® B0#r death in the pit. NAT1ONAL BOARD OF TRADE. Torrlble Explosion of Fire-Damp In • West Virginia Mias. WasUKoto*. Jau. 22.—Tbe President Wednesdaynominated Charles J. Canda. of New York, to be Assistant Treasurer of the United Slate* at Now York City. the Newburg Oriel Coal Company, Nswmediately fallowing the eauud ot the ex­ month of the abaft, and debris of all kinds sued, and crowds of people hurried to tbe The shaft in which ths explosion occurred was sunk about two years ago. and has reached a depth of three hundred and fifty feet. From the base ot the abaft tho main beading runs out about half a mile. The theory advanced as to the cause of tho explosion is that fire-damp had accumulated in one of the room* miner's lamp, but nothing positive has yet been learned. The force ot the explosion blocked tlie air so close that no one would ...nii.— tntn tho main hnadinr to ascertain passage could l>e estabfisl being pushed vigorouslv. Wmkkuno, W. Va.. Jai .trusteeof the Brooklynbri<1«e. and wa*one out yesterday morning—th owe ot Daniel Miller, Isaiah Timmons (acting pit boss) and his son. Their faces were badly black- The afterdamp is not tern settled in committee* Friday waa one by the Senate Committer on Terridori's Which decided to report favorably / the bill tor tlie admiiwiou of Wnahington irae of Washington and thr Bitter Root Mountains. when hi* sueveesor shall be up{>oiated. the mine. One woman has lost her reason on account ot the death of her husband aud an interview with Representative O'Neil, ol Missouri, chairman of thr House I'otn■ «r*dc in Chicago, New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston. Portland (Ore-), Baa rraactoeo. 8t. Paul, Minneapolis, Milwau­ kee and other dries.' Prreidrat Fraley, of Philadelphia, presided. Washw*tox, Jan. 22.-At Wednesdays sssaion of the National Board of Trade after the annua) report of the executive council had been road and adopted ths Merchants' Association, of Mtlwaskss, waa admitted to membership. Presi­ dent Fraley was then re-sletted. and twenty Vire-Presideute were chosen. Useolutioufl were adopted declaring it ex­ pedient for the National Government to aasume the full expenditure authorised by tster, lor over uue actual voyage, aa a *ubveuUon to Ameri­ can vessels of over one thousand tons actually engaged In foreign commerce. Abo a resolution asking Congress to enact the Lowell Bankruptcy hill introduced in ths Senate by Mr. Hoar and in lhe House by Mr. Co Dino. Com mi I tees were ap­ pointed to preoeut these rsMlntiprai to the appropriate Congressional committees. Wasmikutok, Jan. 23. — The National Board of Trade adopted Thursday resolu­ tion* favoring reciprocity treaties with Cannda and Mexico; declaring it to be the duty x>! Congress to • nact laws to preverfv States from enforcing mending the proposed improvement of -the Columbia River and ita tributaries, and ad­ vising Congress to make a hbeml appro­ priation for tbe work. A resolution lavorthe abolition of the revenue tax fueturer* wo* defeated, snd reaolutiotu. wenad opted declaring that th* drawback* on exported R<>od*madoof imported material* vided into three compartments, two o’ which are fitted with cages and hoisting apparatus for bringing the coal to the sur­ face, while tbe third is tbe ventHatfnc •haft. Many inexperienced men have vol dutie* imj •stabtishsd by thr Government. Wamlnotok, Jan. 23.—The National Board of Trade yesterday adopted resolu­ tion* urging legislation to prevent the undervaluation of inerchaudiM- and to de­ fine the harbor I’unite of uavigablr water courees; recommending the adoption of the central system and the passage of (h* bill to regulate commerce. The board ad- SLIDING .SNOW. forty bodies yet to be-Koverod. VICTORIA'S VIEWS. *n<iw*Ude ridedly in favor of the Eight-Hour law. He Wssumotov. Jan. J85. — Coitgreasman Joa-ph Rankin, of Wisconsin. who has been crith-alb III lor rarer*! weeks. died here yestoday rftemoon of Bright ’a disease. Con­ eighth (3rmgra». DKC1MOS. has decided to instruct Cabinet terday r^do from Buckingham Palace to drawnby eight horses, escorted by caval­ ry. LArge crowds lined the streets through Loin's at the opening of Parliament was vary brilliant. Lord Halabury, the Lord Chancellor, read gives the following aa its substance; It ex­ presses Mtiafuction nt Great Britain'* Un) prerogative. with Russia and the progress of the delimitation of the Afghan frontier, the pacification of Egypt and the hopeful prospects of Sir Henry Drummond Wolffs mission, and the rapid progress ot the British, in Burmah. It re­ gret* the unsettled condition of Ireland and hopes that, if it should be found necce •ary to adopt measure* to supersede the ordinary laws for the purpose of upholding public order, the Government will be giver the full support of Parliament. TheGovernmenL it say*, will introduce local govern tnunt bills for England and Scotland and a •Imilor measure for Ireland if tlw circuit) minority mttti-a protesting asamst the bll nMfttemoot ot run John Porter also a bill relating to international copy right. The speech regret* the recent de­ pression in trade and hopes that tbs royal commission will devise some means of unproving business. THE BI-METALLISTS. • nd»' Kfcotoralw-u.«|ou. and Mr ‘'■tnrntilr ' fourth ■leelann* that Meeting of the ou« io** of life and property i* anticipated. to th* Tribone-Republkan •*¥• that Maroon !’**• . road has I— “■* •erne of fearful lose during tbe day are intenstfird by the' develop- be a snow-bound tomb. While lueu were hunting tor bodira in Thuraday'* »npw- midnight on Tuesdav. Qavton Garnett, 8o! Camp, 'charks Tut­ tle. Marlin Riley, Jap ) Farris. August Goodwin, Al Bom* and Martin Patterson were asleep in a cabin which slide came down it snapped the trees os though they were pipestems, hurling them against the cabin and crushing everything into u ninra. Martin Riley and August Goodwin had their backs broken, and Riley was suffocated. When the slide struck the timber it divided, part rushing across ths gulch, burying a cabin men, without injuring them. •nd »tiirU>d to rescue Uieirtricnd*. Wednea day evening, after cutting through numburies* faller trera, they effected an entrance International other five suffering terriblv. 8ol Camp lay on hi* face dead. The body o! Jap Farri* was pinioned across tbe back by heavy timbers. Riley died in five minutew after the disaster. His dying convulsions ndmant stnklucout ttfe clause sllowlnc er bouse to eicludr the roil of a Ulate, providing that In ca«r of dispute. tfm tUon ubat! be submitted to a Jouit oo.> of Uie International Monetary Standard Association was held yesterday. Mr. Henry II. Gibbs, ex-Governor qf tbe Bank of En­ gland.pr-eidod, and, intfn address, admittec that the progrera of bimetallism was alow in England, but said it was advancing ic Germany. He said :hs believed that the Royal Commission on ths depressed con­ dition of trade In Great Britain would re­ port that the present condition of thr silver question bad an imporas nor ehildret: should ' tout bearing on the depression. - Mr. Henry IL Grenfell, Governor ot the Batik of England, expressed confidence that the United Staten would not alter tns provisions of tbs Bland bill. Bi-mrtallism, Um bUlpi’Mbng. and waa therefore not in or­ Mr. Grenfell said, wm of vital interest to der The House adjourned, pending an InV44« l 1 U'Xf. If,,/. —_ trade and agriculture. Mr. Thomas Sutherland, nwniber of Parliament for of Parliament Tower had bitten Uiemeeb’e* on the hand* and nr in* in their delirium, and prerented a hurricane wind in thi* city reaching a velocity of eighty-two miles a:i hour. Building*, ch arch spires and chimneys were blown down, and street* aud baacinente flooded blown in, and awnings and signs sent flying in all directions. Two women were caught in a falling building and fatally hurt. No ocean disasters have been *•■ Tho meeting resolved man Empire would uphold monometallism. Lackawanna A Western Railroad track at Orange last summer, had her foot caught in the rail*, and waa ran* over by a train. Wednesday *ho obtained a verdict of >20,- Tt.et.um of >5,(KiD,000 was expended on th" work, which U 1,830 yard. in length. drafts on sixty-five dMerout banka, printed papcr He Prf,r*1 to be Robert found the little one almost suffocated la Its crib. Retracing her steps to the sidewalk she stumbled over another insensible child in the corridor. Hhe saved both. Mrs. H. M. Upham carrirel an invalid, a Mrs. How- A CHEAP MEMORY. For a time life was kUy deUakxu; R Succession Bill- Wsssutcrrix, Jan. 20.—Tbe President ap­ proved yesterday the Hoar bill providing for thr performance of the duties of the President m case nt the removal, death or inability Irnth of ths President nnd ViesPresident. This important measure provide* that in case of the death, ‘removal, resignation, or inability to awe ol both ths President and Vice- President the office shall devolve upon tb- fcXtrtarv of State, and then upon tbe Secretary <■’ the Treasury. Secretary of War gttoruey-Genrral. Postmairtcr-Gen•ml, Scretarv of the Navy, or Secretary of «be Interior, in thr order named, should further vacancies occur. COOOANUT8 IN FLORIDA. TziUte Haute, Ind., Jau. 22.—The boiler at Fairbanks A Dunwege'a distillery ex­ ploded yesterday morning. The engine house was completely deuioHahed. George Ottern>*n and Frank McNelHs were killed. Michael Ryan, Charies Welker. Frank Brya-t, Riley Evington and Joe Parsons were an extensive Florida cocoanut-grower. Be is a member of the firm of Field A Osborne, Exra Ovbornc being asso­ ciated with him in tho entarprire. To a Tribune reporter the other day Mr. Field Mid: “We are located in Dade County, Florida, which is the extreme southern end of the peninsula, on the Atlantic coast. There, between Cape Florida and Jupiter Inlet, we have now about eight thousand acre* of land which wu are devoting to cocoanut­ walks, which is the distinctive name applied to there plantations. We oegan our purchase of land there about three years ago, buying it from the Govern­ ment at a low price. It being in the Everglade region, as will be seen by a eaco at the map. the land has never n considered of much value for any purpose, whatever it may' become by an extensive system of drainage. Here we arc upon the shore ot the sea, a needed requisite in tho successful growth of the cocoanut palm. The soil is a porou* coral land. From Cape Florida north for a distance of ninety miles, running parallel with the coast, there are bay*, river* and sounds, dis­ connected by narrow strip* of land, but themselves connected by inlets to the ocean, through which tnc tide ebb* and flows. Between these and the ocean is our strip of land, which varies in width from twenty rods to a little over a mile, bring elevated nearest the ocean, and sloping gently toward the west. "Thu chain of inland water* receiving -the fresh water flowing from the Ever­ glades prevents its Teaching through this strip of land. Easterly winds fre­ quently drive the Gulf Stream waters against the coast beach as far north as Lake Worth; these water* being aboot eighty degree* FahrenheiL a tropical plima'tei is produced and a fine growth of regulation is injured. We are fanned by the breeze* wafted to us from the (fulf stream, and everything favor* rank, luxuriant growth. * Here during the last two yean* we have planted over two hundred thousand cocoanuts. We take all our help nnd implements from “■the — North. The native* shiftier* there arc a wild, laxy, shiftless class, unfit nnd incapable for idork. The total population of Dade County in 1880 was only 257. Our planting is done in winter, when I take my family South with me and superintend the work in person. At other seasons the trees help thi’inrelves nnd very little cultural attention is needed.” “At what age do the tree* come into bearing?" • “From six to seven yearn from plant­ ing. Then they will average about two nuts per trie, and bear continually al­ most until seventy or eighty years old. • We plant about* twenty ’feet apart, which gives about one hundred trees to the acre, or a little more.” “What about price and protitaF’ Mr. Field was asked. “During the last three vear* price* by the cargo have ranged from. tvrente to reventv-five dollars a thousand, twenty dollars being the lowe-. figuro for the most common kinds. This is for the nuts delivered in New York; the freight and expense from ’he tree to the market will not exceed five dollar* a thousand.” there n<> danger of overstocking the market?” •■The demand for cocaanuts i» now .almost unlimited. I have s profitable offer for all I can poreibh raise in yearn to come. The nut will lx* used green to a much forgvrextent than now when people know how good it Is; and the water, which is then clear, ai^d not milky as when ripe, will be highly relished .a* a beverage. Why, we eat the nnt from the shell at the South. It is soft and rich. Then the husk, which is generally thrown away in America. I* a valttawe part which i> won to be utilized. Experiments tn separate the fiber by machinery are now in progress and the device is nearly jierfccted. In addition to this, there is not sufecient land in Florida adapted to the growth of the cocoanut to overstock the market if all was planted to iL Perhaps not over one million trees could be grown there successfully." Mr. Field said that a sufficient number' of cocoanut palms have been growing in South Florida for forty years frilly to demonstrate the certainty of success. And these trees compare most favorably with lhe most successful in other countries, both in quality and quantity of product. But not until about six yearn ago wm any attention given to this industry in that State. About that time a few 'thousand were planted at Lake Worth, a imrt of which are now in buaring. Since then residents of Key West have planted several thou­ sand on ; the different key*, which are nearly all composed of th’is coral sand, varying in width from ten ton hundred feet; and it'ia thought these keys will »oon be devoted entirely to the growth of the coooanut. Messrs. Field & Oxborne already have about eighty thou­ sand growing on Key Bhcayne. An advantage which Florida possesses over the West India Islands and other tropical region* where the coooanut is grown is nearness to tho United States market. Those who visited the New Orleans Exposition saw many fine specimens of the oocq^nut palm, some of which were twenty or thirty feet high. They grow to the height of one hundred feet in their native region, and the tree is nn interesting object It bears both male and female flowers, the leaves curving downward being from twelve to twenty feel long. The fruit is borne from a long pointed spathe which is curious.—N. Y. Tribune. man writes to the Philadelphia 2¥e.'.i from Oxford, Pa., to inquire in regard to the word “elmidlcal.” We can tell tlie man all about the word. It wm coined by an enterprising poet who was in search of a rhyme for gid- In our direction, from over Hyde's prairie. The result wa* a sharp stir It wa* a rude awakening from our pleasant trance. The rumor wa* but a rumor—nothing definite about it; so, in the confusion, we did not know which way to retreat. Lyman was for not re­ treating at all, in these uncertain cir­ ca ms tone ex; but he found that if be tried to maintain that attitude ho would fare badly, for the command were in no humor to put up with insubordina­ tion. So be yielded the point and, called a council of war—to consist oi himself and tbe three other officers; but th>. urirates ni.ide sneb a fuss about being left ouu that we had to allow them to bo present. I mean we had tc allow them tn remain, for they wen already presenL and doing the most ol the talking, too. The queluon was, which way to retreat; but--all were k flurried that nobody teemed .to hav< fiven a guess to offer. Except Lyman He explained in a few calm word*, th*1 Inasmuch as the enemy were approach ing from over Hyde's praine. out course was simple; all we had to dr was not to retreat toward him; am other direction would nu>weronrnee<£ perfectly. Everybody saw in a moment how true thi* was, and bow wire, sc Lyman got a great many compliments. It was now decided that we should fal: back on Mason's farm. It was after dark by this time, kne as we could not knqw how soon tht enemy might arrive, it did not seen best to try to take the borsos and thlngt, with us; so we only took the gun* and ammunition and started at once. Thr route was very rough and hilly and rocky, and presently the night* grew very bluek and rain bepan to foil; so we had a troublesome time uf it struggling and stumbling along in thr dark, and soon some }M>reon suppml and fell, and then the next person behind stumbled over him nnd fell, and so did the rfort, one after the other, ^nd then Bower* came with th/ keg ef powder in hl* arms, whilst the command were all mixed together, arms and legs, on the muddy slope, and so ho fell, of course; with the keg; and this started the whole detachment down the hill In a body, and they landed in the brook at the bottom in a pile, and such that was undermost pulling the hair and scratching and biting those that were on top of him; and those that were being scratched and bitten saying they would die before they would ever go to war again If they even got out of this brook tht* time, arid the invader might rtot for all they cared, aud the country aloiurwith him—and al. sueh talk as that, which was dhmud tc hear and take part in. in such smoth­ ered low voices, and such a grisly dark Elsce and so wet. and the enemy mav e coming any moment. * The keg of powder was lost, and the guns too; so the growling and com­ plaining continued straight along whilst the brigade pawed around the pasty hillside and slopped around the broo*k hunting for there things; consoqunntly we Tost considerable time at this, and then we heard a sound, ami held our breath and listened, and it seemed to be the enemy coming, though it could have been a cow, for it had a cough like a cow; but we did not want to wait, but left a couple of guns be­ hind and struck ont for *nin in the dark. But we got lost presently among the rugged little ravines, and wasted a deal of time finding the way again; so it wa* after nine when we reached Mason's stile at last; and then before wo could open our mouths to give lhe countersign, several dogs cams bounding over the fence, with great riot and noise, and each of them took a soldier by tbe slack of his trousera and began to back away With biro. We eouid not shoot the dogs without en­ dangering the persons they were at­ tached V>1 »o we had to look on, help^■*41 wh*t ww perhaps the moil mofUfying^spiKitacle of the civil war. Cicre was light enough, and to.spare, r the Mason* hat] now rtin out on the porch with candles- in lhair hands. The old man and hi* son came and undid the dogs without difficulty, all but Bowers’; but thuv couldn't’undo hi# dog. they didn't know his combination; he was of die bull kind, and seemed to be set wia Yale time-lock; hut they got him lows at last with some scalding water, of which Bower* got his share and returned thanks. Peterson Dunlap afterwards made up a fine name for this engagemenL and also for lhe night march Which preceded iL but both have long ago faded oot Of my n»mory.-ir»b n Century. Tho Groat*it Woman on Record. ■inirun for seat* kfllsn Italian opera is my Wack silk new at the time." Gues* you're right. And how tong MOW he made hi* property over u> hu ••Seven. 1 know. becauM; then * took off the flounces and put <»n »>*, plaiting.” ••Ana when did his mother-in-law sue himF* ••Six year* ago. At that tim. I toto the overskirt made into a ba*qu«••And it wa* four years ago tblt your brother endorsed his paper?” ,4Np, onh- three years. At that linjn I had lhe akirt cleaned and turned." ••WeH, it's only a year ago tli»™„\ Ann came East, is it?" •’That's all. Then I had the drew made over to wear a plain underskirt.” °I guess she'* right," remarked Mr H.. as his wife left the room." ••Right or wrong.' cried tranced friend, “that woman'» price i* greater than rubie* Why. if my wife should try to regulate her memory bv her dresses, she'd forget all sheerer knew quicker than a successful candi­ date ever forgot his campaign prom­ —Johnstown. Pa-, baa a colored mao who ean, with little apparent effort put into his mouth the end of an ordi­ nary goblet, measuring about three and one-half inchoa in diameter. He can also put into the same captious cavern three unlinitry uen egg* and r*uira them unbroken.—PiLUbttrgh Port drera in Toledo. O., at the opening of a new manual-training school biuPdinf Among other good things hr -mid ■■thr best and moat important crop in thi« country is our boys and girl*. — Weritn —Before they are m«rrie<l she wiM carefully turn down hi* coat collar when it gets awry, but afterward shell jerk it down into position a* if *bc wm —It i* rumored that one of our magasinrs next year will publish an Ameri­ can novel, the scene of which is not laid in Boston; but it is not shfe to be­ lieve sueh wild rumor* until they ore verified.—.Vorrirfmes Herald. MOST PERFECT MADE PRICE RAEIKG POWDER CD.. ST. LI < CHICAGO. ■ U , < 1 T SPECIAL T MOST PERFECT MADE a rvi j turtq; at u>,- irjiurm ■ -• • ••• jBoek in Orangeville, with a ran.-urity for h*»tfftf I WOA W’.l ■ nKi.flK.a Alt In.) < II,'. ! ' QOLD1KRS ATTENTlOb I A gwilleiiwn W I O resenting Mito B. Stevens a Co., of.ixg”’ J i 1 whlih totec^tod turtle. m.j d'relre to' nrosseatsd by *aldattoroeys ' J^OW READY The New York World has discovered a woman, whose home is in Vineland. for delivery N. J., who has with her own hands built nn eight-rojm addition to her house, laid tbe bricks, mixed, made and applied the plaster witli the skill of a A useful book, full of informaiiM ’ mason, roofed it and driven every nail |for Barry County neople, conctming from tlie foundation to tho top; abo ILheir own countydug a well thirty-five feet deep, and fixed herself so that she will be more . comfortable hereafter. During all thi* time she has lived fit a cost of nine < cents a day, six cento for a quart of ! milk and three cento for a loaf of stale ' broad. This remarkable womnn. whoso matter of the esiatc of O. Prm <•!»■ name is McMahon, has wnahby relatiros in New York, and is related to idlngaod filing tbe petition, duh eminent people on both sides of the 1 house. She is educated and refined. ' dresae* plainly but tidily, keeps ber ' hand* soft and white notwithstanding ’ knr I__ ___________ . ... iWt The Barry Cowty Amal. ber crowded out of both dictionary ov •1 say, Julia.” said Mr. Hobbs. self and a triend were disenssing a bum. nem matter, "how long ago wm it that 'Lige Hunt moved West?" •■L«rae—." rjpllnl Mr. Hobb. “five, six, seven, nine—-yes, nine yeas.. while hair. interns, d r ax a ttbepn c° � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-02-04.pdf 4bb627a25df9ccb26b80b1a3443fb69e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXX. NO. 41. The Hastings Banner. County News. rOBLiaawD thumdamj at Hastino«, Barry Co., Micm, CEDAR CREEK. Sleighing good and well improved by farmers generally. J. H. Valentine is visiting friends in Battle Cr-ek. A. C. Wait is doing a large amount of work this winter, giving employment to flve or six men all the uui<. Mustang Liniment is older than Edwin Mnwry is happy. It is a boy. most men,*-And used more and Ed. says he Is a good republican. more every year. The oyster supper at Albert Adams' was a success, and netted about four­ teen dollars for the benefit of John Stark post of this place. Willard Mixer has the measlea. Where he got them he cannot tell, as JJEW STOCK OF there has not been a case of them in this place for over a year. Dr. H. F. Peckham was in Freeport last week. Last week the correspondent for the Journal was either too full of bad whiskey or otherwise intended to tell a falsehood to fill up the items, for we are certain that it has been a long time since we had such a misfortune as he describes. As for Jonathan, there is only one person that we know by that name, and he declares he has met with no such mishan. He may l>e a little cranky on politics,'but how is the man who will resort to telling lies of that kind? If he keeps on in the way he is going, more men in this place will re­ fuse to take, the Journal from the office. We saw a good democrat - who said he would not take the paper longer, but his wife wanted to make soap in the spring and it would be cheaper 12, 14. 16, 18 and 20 ft. than ashes for it' would i>e all lye by that time. Ask George if he took a lady to the dance the other night and he will say “Nary" once. George can’t tell a lie. AU widths and lengths. Who ever saw a George that could ? Thomas W. Newton, a pioneer of this county, died at the home of D. F. New­ ton on Saturday last. Mr. Newton was Ixtrn in England, and came to this Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for country about thirty-five years ago. Mr. N. was a soldier in the late war, u for sheds and repairing old roofs. member of the old Stonewall regiment from this state and never knew fear even in battle. FOR MARSHALL L. COOK. Man and Beast. KUBSCIUITION RATES ADVXBTIBIKG RATES: Extra charts tor tpteiai'peaiuotu. JOB PRINTING. FapecUl pride b tell In tbe Job Printing De­ partment of the Banska. Everything in the m><1 compt:tent I workmen employed, enables the Raxxaa to do arat-ctass lob work. LUMBER! W. LOWRY. M. D., • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. Colts la town or country promptly attended. <XBee hoars—S to 10 a. m. and i to 3 p. m. T^opboae at H< Uoways' drug store. G W • BENTLEY BBQS. & WILKINS H. LANDIS, M. D., Physican and Burgeon, woodland, Mich. R. TIMMERMAN, • Hommpathic I’hysician & Burgeon, (FlrM door eait ot Hollowayy* drax »tore.) Tin. Wm. JONE8,——— V / Dentist. F Barn Boards, AW vurfc prxxapUy rttonded to. Common Pine Boards, C. WELTON La aaent for the Watertown insurance Co. Ha writes pollclea on a man’s property against toss by ftre, Ugblnlngor wind; against a man’s Shingles, 0OOK a^UELDON. toawu AbacnKi Midi ) Fencing, J. WRIGHT, . Physician. OaUs day or aLght ^eomptlv attended to. Office al rosldcaoe, one-half mile east of Carl- A Hemlock, 16 ft Joist and Scantling, PHILIP T. CQLGKOVE, A Lawyer, Hasting*, Mich. We can furnish any length up to 50ft- MrooBcuUng AUerncy for Barry County. Hardwood Flooring, B. KEN ASTON. A We make a specialty of Elm. Oak, Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ oned or kiln dried. Attorney at Law, . DrtitapUy aUenainx to. TOHN CARVETH. •J * Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. Custom Kiln DrjiiE to Order. Green Inbh lumber dried in two weeks \LARKB A RIKER, for inside finish. . Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. aedcB* la Uuloa block, over Beamer Broc.) HoaUogv. Mich. Practice la alt courts of the Blate. Attend to । Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. AfABTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, AL Insurance and Loans. ■ tafltaa with J. O. Bunyan ft don « doors north | Above Stock we are Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. lutoreita of noo-realdent I biHv Irmknd uftrr Varma ' £tLKMRNT SMITH, Goodyear ft Co.) QTParties desiring 18 and 20 ft.------Barn Boards will save money by buying now. O. G. Goss and family are vi&itinghis brother Milo. M. J. Goas has returned from a busi­ ness trip north. Jacob Brandstetter and wife of Mid­ dleville, are here visiting “the children." Severe colds seems to be fashionable at present Mrs- Charles Freeman, residing a lit­ tle west of the village, who, for a long time has been a sufferer from consump­ tion, was buried Saturday. She leaves a husband and four little children. Those who invested in the lottery of Richards & Shedd found their fortune decided on the evening of last Saturday. Among the fortunate ones were, John­ nie Brandstetter, a handsome robe, a flve tooth cultivator and a harness. Charlie Miller, a cutter. M. Arm­ strong, a whip. James Richards, a pair of boots. R.B. the same. E. Jones, a saw. M. Doater, a blanket. H. Allen, ten pounds of tea. There were others whose names I have not learned. A number are suffering fromjjie epi­ demic German measles, accompanied ay sure throat—not diptheria, on account, of which it is d^eiucdebest to discon­ tinue the schools for a time. Ely Clement is coftflned to his room living unable to move on account of a stitch—as it is called, in the back. Borne of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. ....................... riving them a Ifta, on the ocMUI casion of the 25th anniversary of their marnage. The visitation takeBa place on Tuesday of this week. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. NAPPEN & VamARMAN, Law] K Probate Order. (Over Hairtltun N»Uoaal Bank.) . boldea rt Ute Probate offiea In 1 VILLI AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney lnc». In Mdd Coan tv. on Tuesday, —, «. January, in tbe year one thous­ « » At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. and elRlit hundred andetehtv-Ux. 7 •‘taeUeek in all court., of the alate. * Present. Wm. W. Cole^Judje of Probate: ILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. J ustice of the Peace. OoUccUoas a specialty. W Tobin, a minor. praytnK for reasons tbrrrln set forth, thnt he may be licensed to tnortesrc certain real jktatr of snld minor in said petition de rrlbed. Thereupon it is ordered. tluit Tuesday, the i«Ui R. J. W. BOCK. day of February. A. D. isM, nt ton o’clock in the Physician and Surgeon, forenoou.be assigned for thd hearing of said la prepared to rive prompt attention to all who may dcalre hU »ervlce». Office at residence. •raa£e rille. said court, then to be boldeu at the Probate office In the city of Baatton, In Bald county, and show cause. If any there M, why the prayer IL B. GILLABP1E. o! the petitioner should not be granted. Notary Public. And It further ordered, that said |>etltlonor eve not'cc to the persons Interealed In mild e«te. of the pendency of said petition, and the bearing thereof by causing a copy of this order W. VBOOMAN, tobe published In the IlaiUlnnn IIa^nkii a . Auctioneer, newspaper prlctmtad and eulatou in said Coun­ Havtag liad roars of experience in erring suc- ty of Barry once in each week for three sncceoslve lioas, and baring been esjieclally sueeessfal in auction sales of urn stock. I know 1 can serve jbate. [A True Copy.) D I THE HASTINGS BANNER ant, 1 DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE One year for *2.00 caah. Tlita offer I* made to both old and uew rabwrlben of u>^jB j^cook ot MlriiigM-ln the Circuit Uourt tor. the Maney ftew^SnDompSS^s.. John Holden, Mary a. Howarth. John A- Simons. Ciias. E BlSmi. Jamea K Howarth. Chartea Ho™Jh. umtto L Howarth. Marctni A. Howarth. WilBamf\ Howarth. John W. Howarth Nrthan lutowth. Martin U Howarth, Claryw* W. Howarth, Lewi* H. Howarth. Milan W. How­ arth. Minnie F. Howarth and Hiram W. Hew­ on and CharlMi K. Ulmans, a ftd the said d-fBndnnts do apiH-ar auci i tho bill of complaint Mod Io aald caose 7—- ___ m— .fate of this order. < W-andSrtherTuuit U>1« order I* published i n WHOLE NO. 4601 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 4, 1886. State of Michigan, County of Barry.—ee. At a mmIoo of the i’robuto Court for the countr of Bam. boldeii at the Probate Office in the city of HMtln*n, in said county, on Tur»<t»y. oijTobale. sled, deifluwd. .•aid deceased, praying that a paper purporting to be the hurt will and testament of aald doceased may bo admitted to probate. Tlitrrupon it Is ordered, that Friday, tbe brb day at February. A- P-38hc- M ten o'clock in the forenoon, be aaatened for the hearing of said i<etlllnn, and that the heirs at law of raid de­ i. , -stair, are required to appear at n session of mid court, then to be holdeu at the probateolBou, in the city of Hartings, tn said county, and sbnw •ease, if any there be. why the prayer of the > From the lieraid. Jacob Roush Uxik an unexpected bath in the pond yesterday morning. He 53} a where he took the soundings the ice water is about flve feet deep, but | didn't stay to investigate the depth of mud. The roller race between Messrs. Fred Fox and Geo. Wickham at the rink Tuesday night resulted in favor of. Wickham, who won by one lap. Con­ siderable money changed hands most of the wealth l>eing raked in by Hastings boys, who were here in force. A merry eleigh-lcad of young people from this village surprised Miss Cllttie Landon at the home of her brother in Carlton last Tneoday evening. Mi&s Landon is deservedly popular among her young associate here, and it is not to be wondered that they called to see her ho soon after her departure. Mr. N, Brayton is yet confined to his room by sicknesss, where he has tieen for the past nine weeks. His con­ dition is more favorable at present. Rumored that O.Donnell and Fell have selected Freeport as the next place in which to have their next knock-out with “soft” gloves. This will be almost as tmd as a visit from the salvation army. F report and vicinity stand ready with their hands in their pockets, to help the Michigan Central branch out from Hastings and tap the Detroit & Milwaukee at Lowell, or if the D. & M. wishes an introduction to tbe liveiy city of Hastings via Freeport, we will as­ sist in the presentation ceremonies. The railroad that improves this oppor­ tunity will reap the harvest. “First come, first served." Hastings wants the Grand Trunk, while LoweD longs for tbe Michigan Central. Now can either road“takeahint without akick Y” hickory corners. C. C. Messenger has dissolved his in­ terest in the drug.and grocery business with John Bhean. The latter continu­ ing in the business. Farmers are making excellent use of the fine run run of sleighing by haul­ ing off wheat, swine and sheep. A large amount of wheat is being marketed at Gull Corners from this iicartn* thereof, by causing a copy of this order section of the county. Farmers receive ... be published la the HaaUun Bannjcb. a rutwajsaper printed and circulated In naid county from 84 to 86 cents per bushel. Ed. of Barry one* tn meh week for there vucersaiw Gilkey and M. Evans being in the mar­ —k.,prorio-toa tq*&*f* ket buying all that is offered, borne teams from Baltimore township draw- ing sixty to sixty-five bushels on one pair of bob sleighs. The oyster supper at Albert Adams’ on the 21st. three miles north of this place, for the benefit of the G. A. R. post, was well represented, Prairieville, Barrv, Johnstown and Hope taking part In the delicious feast spread before them. Brief speeches were made by Lee Gillaspie, if. F. Peckham and Rev. Bass which were listened to with mark­ ed attention. Instrumental music, ac­ companied with vocal melody, were a part of the program. Belle Kennedy and May Morthland each did their part well at the organ, while those who as­ sisted with vocal music are no less entitled to much credit. The evening having passed to tbe wee small hours the company dispersed, all feeling that it waa good to have beien there. P. H. Lawrence, Will Smith. U. B Burst. H. M. Byington and some others have just sold their fat sheep and lambs, having delivered them to Au­ gusta, Saturday, the 30th. Granny FUnaburg has returned from Albany, N. Y., after an absence of sev­ eral months. Will, why not concede just a little and be happy ? Geo. Jonre has returned from Wis­ consin, after an almence of several weeks, looking hale and hearty. A. G. Cortwright and family have gone to Caledonia on a visit. John Winters and wife have return­ ed to Kalamazoo after spending several days visiting friends about here. JohnBhean has gone east with fat sheep and iambs, he paving purchased quite a large number of them that were fed by farmers redding abput here. Alt>ert McAllister residing on the township line in Prairieville, buried a daughter, eight yean old, in the north cemeterv on the28ih. John Montgomery has returned from his New Yoric trip. He visited Niagra Falls on his return. Brail says it is bard work for any one man to run a hotel and a church. PerhapH he is becoming anxious. Ario Cortwright formerly a clerk for A. A. Aldrich, is now employed in the store of John Shean. Mrs. C. C. Messenger is on the sick list Frank Willison says he has collected all the taxes without any trouble to himself or to others, and intends to set­ tle up with the county treasurer at an early day. Frank Mosey got on his sleigh and found the old man lying in the bottom. He spoke to him and got no answer. Frank shook him and aroused him enough so he 'said, “run the team, I am freezing,"—and they got. Uncle Reu­ ben. we advise yon tbstay at home such cold days as last Friday and let some younger person handle the reins. Our last week’s items were carried around tn someone's pocket. • Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Potter visited friends in and near Bellevue tbe for^ part of last week. There will be a donation at the M. E. church for the benefit of Elder Cox Wednesday evening. The mumps are nokr in older. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith visited at his uncle's in Assyria last Sunday. Progressive euchre partv at Will Brook s last Friday nignt and at Levi Brook's Saturday night, only they did not progress very fast at the latter place. “Never knoived it to fail when the ground hog seed his shadow tbe first of Our supervisor found a family con­ sisting of the father and three small children, living in the north part of the town in very destitute circumstances. The children have had no shoes this winter. One of them had on stockings. There are no windows in the house, nor anything else for comfort. Nearly all the father’- wages go to the dram shop. How is this? -Think you we had bet­ ter send our spare change away off to the poor hexlheu or take care of those at home first They are getting the material on the ground for the new school bouse in the Norton district Frank Streeter and family have been visiting in Bedford the past two weeks. Ed. Quick, of Battle Creek, is working for his Uncle Fred again. The village h on the qui viw over the expected developments of a crim con case, involving the same old parties who have been worse than a blot on Nashville's records. It Is prob­ able that arrests will be made this week. We hope if this muss is once stirred up. it will be pushed until the parties are put where they belong. A. D. Jarrard, of Maple Grove, is to open an agricultural implement ware­ house in the Hardy building in tbe near future. The Congregational Bunday .school will indulge in a sleighride Saturday. Mrs. Noe Ashley and Hattie Brown, “According to our best knowledge of Battle Creek are at L. J. Wilson’s. and belief, baased upon the facts in the The revival meetings conducted by ease, Orangeville is suffering from Rev. Koehler at the town hall are still Three from a fair sized and fully devel­ meeting with great success. oped epidemic of diphtheria." The meetings are now held each day, and above is the decision of the inhabitants many converts are being made. A of this place, given most reluctantly and church (Evangelical) will soon be or­ unwillingly, after having like a coron­ ganized by Rev. Koehler. Miss Nellie Truman is home from er's jury most learnedly and wisely sat upon the case, for say five or six weeks, school nt Kalamazoo. Her eyes were it having taken them that length of so weak she could not continue her time to arrive at such a conclusion, af­ studies. Mrs. L. W. Feigbner has been quite ter having flatly refused to accept the positive assertion of a gentleman who ill, but is recovering. Time for collection of taxes has been has made it is life long business to so qualify himself as to be able to recog­ extended 12 more days bv the city fath­ nize an undoubted case of diphtheria ers, at a special meeting Saturday night.» when he sees it. The only fault we Frank Boise is getting out stone for And with the de^slon is ite tardiness, foundation of a m>w brick hardware, to but then large and* ponderous bodies be erected in the spring. James Lennon, of the new saloon, proverbially move slowly. Where there is ao much wisdom involved and was made father of a bouncing boy Sat­ accurate knowledge of the nice medical urday night. The right and left hand supporters of technicalities as is professed by small communities generally, one could hot the Methodist church jerked the cross­ expect them to arrive at any conclusion cut saw for the good of the church woodpile one day last week; Potter with unseemly haste. We have to chronicle thesad event of Bros., up the river, donating the trees. Justice Felghner was in Detroit Fri­ two more death occuring in our midst, one the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, day of last week. Jesse Austin cut his foot severely Osgood, the other a young child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis, tbe family in with an axe on Thursday last, while splitting wood. His foot was cut near­ ly half in two. The most complete fiasco we ever re­ at the time of her sister’s death, and has lingered along ever since, some days member of seeing occurred on Thurs­ iH'ing reported better and some days day last before Esq. Feighner—the case worse, until death finally claimed the of GM Wright against Sheriff Long. little sufferer for its own. There are The ca!*e was so thin that no one could some who doubt her death being due to fall to understand bow it came about. diphtheria on account of its lingering The work of a l>ooxev pettifogger to run a poor old manJa-for-Xeea when it character. School has again uwn clotted and the was transpirent that he had npt the teachers have gone to their homes near faintest claim against the sheriff The liasiings, on account ot ot tbe too prevalence prcviueucc plea for the plaintiff should go on the Hastings, of diphtheria in this neighborhood. We I annals of history. ' ------of <ntwo mon) ! Mrs. J.occuring J. Potter in is seriously ill. hear cases the , I Another patriot has received his family of Geo. Harper. The Wesleyan Methodists held quar­ reward, and civil service boometh. M. terly meeting in this district last Satur- B. Brooks has been appointed post­ master of our village. dav'and Sunday. JIM CROW. Mr. Lamareaux, from Gun Lake, has moved into the house lately occupied by YANKEE SPRINGS. the family of Mr. Beckwith. It is said Johnny Watson has returned from he intends opening h grocery store. A new daughter arrived at the home the north woods and reports 3>4 feet of snow. of Al. Clem. A nice time at the play party at Mrs. No meeting last week of the Orange­ Bill's last Friday night For further ville literary society. particulars inquire of Charlie. The Yankee Springs grangers met at 3KATLB OBOVB. A. Luther’s the 20th, and it is unneces­ George Pearce And Frank Brooks sary tn say they looked well to their phy­ started west Monday. A little girl babv at Perry Perse's and sical being. <Jn Sunday last Miss Effy Watson no one surprised either. Mr. Geo. Divine were united in the Will Eno doesn’t think much of barb holy bonds of matrimony. May the wire fences. He had to dig the snow storms Unit ruffle their matrimonial awav ahil crawl under one twice Inside seas be little ones, and their bark be of five minutes last Friday to get his hat that the wind had earned over, and safely guided o’er the seas of time. “May her blw devide the waters. I now he is the owner of a couple of bad­ And her masts some pleasure find. ly frosted ears. That they may look with happlnres. Fred Quick’s wife is quite sick. Upon the wake she leaves behind.” Judge Cole and wife, Sundayed with Mr. E. J. Everett and Mr. Noyes his uncle A. B. Quick. Surprise party at D. R. Slade's and were the guests of T. 8. Clark over Sun­ Nath:ui Barnes' last week, and more to day. Miss Clara Luther is on the sick list follow. Where are tbe health officers? Scar­ on account of her German measela. Mr. Harris has rented his farm to his let fever all around, and nothing done to prevent its spreading. Elmer Hoff­ W. Johnson is at work in the organ man closed his school in Carlisle on ac­ count of the dread disease, and is now busineta. H. Harrington, J. Springer and Geo. visiting schools. We have known of a few families in the past few years, that Park went to Kalamazoo Tuesday with were not allowed to go out of their yard pork, beef and poultry. We have not while there family bad the disease. learned the result at this writing. Protracted meetings are still being More blowing than a little if they look­ ed ont doom. As it Is a terrible disease, held at the No. 3 school house, the we should think there better be a little homie was will tilled Sunday night The Yankee Springs grange took in of the running around stopped now. Old Mr. Reuben Norton, some seven­ three new members at next to their.tart ty years ot age, and all crippled' with meeting. The twentieth wedding anniversary rheumatism, made bis regular trip to Battle Creek with wood, returning of Mr. and Mrs. Howard, took place at home he asked to pass a number of the grange hall Thursday night, Jan. teams, remarking as he went by that he Thev received r goodly number of prwsent* and the many friends who were present to wish them succeas in the future journey of life is ample proof of respect and Friendship. Report of school district No.», Johns­ town and Barry, for the month ending January 15th. Pupils not absent daring month: Clarence Dudley, Lua Dunn., Willia Main, Eva Palmatier, Huldah Pickle, Harold Moxom, Clarence Sanford, Mil- . ton Willison, Myron McGlocklin. Pupils not tardy during month: Chas. Smith. Mort Pickle, Eva PalmttW. Huldah Pickle, Aggie Fisher. Lua Dunn. Willie Main, Ettle Webster. Bertha Brnnmey, Clarence, Epephroditus, Sanford and Milton Willison. tNo. of pupils enrolled 30; avent re daily attendance & Average standing of pupils who at­ tained or exceeded 80 per eent: Aggie Fisher. 97: Lua Dunn, 97; Alice Boers, 90: Ernie Quick, 99; Joha Doonan. 94; Cora Doonan, 90; Helea Doonan. 94; Ettle Webster. 100; Mort Pickle 93: Epaphroditus Willison, 93; Clarence Willison, 87; Sanford WiUiaon, 05; Bertha Brunmey. 100; Eva Palma­ tier. 98; Lua Moxom, 95; Nellie Moxom, 92; Ruthie Dudley. 99; Clarence Dudley, 93; Warne Palmatier. 93; Herbert MeGlocklin, 85; John Beers, 90: John MoGlocklia, 90; Bert Quick, 90; Myroa McGlocklin, 89; Willie Main, 85; HuF dah Pickle, 85; Harold Moxom, ft. CURA MORFORD. Teseber. The following is a report of the standing of the scholars in district No. 6, Johnstown, for the month ending January 29th, 1886: J tidson Chandler, ft; Daisy Shoemak­ er, 96; Ada Petteagill, 96; Lida Mo Kenzie, ft; Clara Wick wire, 97; Glads Jackson, 96; Vernie Doty, 98; Irrio Phillips, 94; Clatie PettengUl, 93; Byrtm Tungate, 9b; Byron Powers, 96; Arthur States. 94 ChancyShoemaker. 97; Chari io Shoemaker, 96; Ctearlia Mekenzie, 93; George Sheffield, 93; Ezra Tungate, 88; Mattle Sheffield. 89; Minnie PettauUL 92; Hattie Palmatier, 96; Phoel>e Vaa Arman, 91; Nelson Palmatier, 86; Leia Jackson, 91. ■ CABXTON. The best sleighing of the season te at Carlton. J.L. Wilkins, of Hastings, has 14 men engaged in haaling cherry timber from Carlton to his mill in Hastings. Mrs. J. 3L Rog**™ and her sister, Mrs. Fuller, started Thursday morning for Petoskey, to attend their sister who is very ill. We learn that O. J. 'Wright was at home Last Bunday. Miss Cletta London epent last week at home, and made many pleasant calls among her friends. Two hearts made happy and tws homes made glad. Otis Landon and Effie Schriver were married at the resi­ dence of the bride’s parents on the 28th. We wish them a pleasant and happy Ufe. The open lodge tmtertamment girt® by the members of the I. O. G. T. order, on Saturday evening was largely at­ tended. The exercises were interesting and well worth going to hear. Prof. J. C. Field has organized a sing­ ing class at the center of 36 scholars. All who wish to learn music will bs benefited by attending his Kinging class. wmtt baetimobe. E. Prichard has a lame ey& The won­ der is how the cow could kick so high. Luther Root lost a horse last week. R. R. Haynes will put up a windmill in the spring. , John Pierce will pat up a barn next spring. A. P. Forahey has a couple of broth­ ers vidting him, one from Ohio the oth­ er from Mlnneeote. Eunice Johnson is visiting her father. Geo. Johnson. J. K. Caswell, formerly of Bedford, has rented the store at Prichardville and put in a stock of groceries. Tbe social at Robx Bliven’s was a saccees, all were good natured and en­ joyed a pleasant evening, the proceeds amounting to over twelve-dollara. H. H. Merahon had an uncle from In­ diana visiting him the past week. There seem* to be some-discontented spirit Id the neighborhood of the Hen­ dershott school house, as lights have been seen in two houses in that vicinity when the folks were all absent for tlw evening, but mimed nothing oatheir re­ turn. Dr. F«y has been Kick, but is able Mr. Jacob Hartom spent hri «7th birthday at the residence of his son. Geo. 8. Hartom. Mr*. tVYoungs toon the sick list lieixWt says that Myron O. Cleveland is married to a huly from Whitehall, Mich. Thev ffitjr that the boys io the Austin district rode the director on a rail the last day of school. A law-suit between La-w Wood and Dell Cols, before Justice Latty, resulted in a judgment for Wood of the full amount of his claim and coata. A party of yonng people took a sleigh ride to Battle ('reek one night last week. Preatnn K. Jewell spent Sunday, with friends tn Battle Creek. EOUB CORNEBB. Sunday, pleasant muet all day. Everybody improving good sfagblaff. Willard Bolton teaming for baunoft The Methodists are holding eveoing prayer meetings in this vicinity. . Quite a number around the “Onrners* are having the German meastls. Mrs. Geo. Fuller Sundayed with her parents the town line. ’ - Elder Crammer occupied the pulpit in the Disciples church on Sunday liwt Mr. John Johnsen retararf on Fri- �TRAGEDY IN TEXAS. CAPITAL GOSSIP Colored Horee-ThUt News of Interont l.c>r,;. read urn Jucv-J n WxsutaunA, Jan. 3O.-Ths Cabinet took ■p Tlinrxlay Senate resolutions asking for Wonuation concerning the suspension of toe United Stabw marshal for the Southern DUtnet of Alabama 4nd the collector of intarnnlre-vcnuefor thedistrict of SouthCaroMoa, am! formulated tatters iuformlng the Saoate that it >a not deemed advisable to complv with tbe reqwewte m tbeir present form, it >* undersbiod that it is tbe desire Dali.xs, Tex., Jun. 81.—Detective Jack Duncan, of Dallas, and Deputy-Sheriff Seely, of Navarro County, left here in a buggy far Ziminermnu’e Thursday to capture an al­ leged negro horse-thief named Jeeae Bon­ ner. Duucan carried a ehot-gun and platola, and Seely platolx. They witered the front door of one of two cabina that stood were put through removals (rum office, it th" President corOiul f uwncr i*auoh bu.im. Washiacton. Jan. 30.—The House Cum■dtteeon taibor yiMteietay instructed Reprtoentativn Jam* to nqairt favorably the bill introduced by him making it unlaw­ ful for any otiicvr, agent or eurvant of ttn- Governuicql of the United States to sun tract with any perauu or corporation, «»r permit any official ot any State prison, wIutJ criminals of the United States Naw York, Jan. 30.—The lockout of cignr-umki-m ia beginning to enure enlforlug among the five thouaand tenement- culled the lahuiaelitw of the cigar-making long one, and jUi*- full ■••iuimittr- Mujourniwi tefore couUuditig its, ••ii.idi ration. COKKA. W,i.m«m:t<»s, Feb. 1.—Ensign GrorgvC. Fuulkr. i nib-d States navy, ut present tury of State of Noveinlier 25, 1885, anauum-ea the cumpMIon of a telegraphic fine from -Seoul, Cores, to Pekin, China, amt thus with the ijuter world. He also n-potta uegotiutluisi looking to thn early astablkhiumt uf » -4mitar llue from Seoul supplied with tobacco and tools by the factory L>uwhw. A reporter made the tour of tbo temuuciit-house cigar­ making djstricta Thursday and found hundreds of riuwa of absolute dew- next their Febru- United Stut— Government can wtimate than an average of one dolbir for each idle worker. There ia no relief of any kind for the tenement-house workers. . CutvKLaxu, 0., Feb. 1.—Yesterday mornAn the rooms occupied by Alfred Hmitti, a ribk. On the floor lay the bodies of Smith, hia wife and a woman named Louisa Wil­ son, who lived with the^Smiths, oil welter­ ing in gore. The two" women hod been dragged by Smith from lh«ir bedroom and kiDra with a hammer. SailLh's throat had readme! 3^5,<X>U rete in thia country, and Charles I.. Webster A Co., the publishers, ^»re muking preparations for a d<-maud of 400,0X1 nets. Nine thunsaud cuuvamtvrw have been employed, 200 of whom have iily 100’ refusals out of :<25,(Xn) itioua. The aale in the .South is to •mtablun-UfoeavIng (tenon* 2W—William Wright, sii old man. Andy Wright and WllUnm Wright, colored, were murdered in Letcher County, Wednesday night, by James, Samuel and Elijah Wright. Ths mijn were related, and tbe killing is theuuteome of n family feud. The mnnlermi have been nrn**ted. It is thought they will be lynched. _____________ Senate yesocxneeelah- Jl-Mlinru,. made a d3mK uc WOUIW II.C llllUM.' U rider resolnUons touching the death of President Hendrlek*. "If *p-rl ,n We*hlnjrton for Matuoe । ojumhu* and Uifnrette. A rcsbtuUon adopted dlrec:it>K the Hccretury of tba of business failures In the United States re­ fourth week ’of January, IBM. 8C5 in 1884, S7G in 1883, and 8(15 Ip 1882. ' The total of tallurw in tbe United titatee this year to date is 1.384. 1,628 in a like portion of 188&, 1,841 in 1884. 1,224 in 1888, and 77U hi 1882. Canada had 30 kjmwu and dewnted tbe north ... .... Fifth J2S2T.KJ2S taaDM^yHl'^ysSw Upon due proof XS'-iZ^X thli court. NBMaa out of n ahd In tbe IMstrict.uf tbe State ot f Columbia, and OTHER Used herbs ia dcotorlng she family,and ht-r simple remedies iHV CVA.K in most caw*. Without the us® cf herbs, mcdirul Balance would b®> povrerlriu; and yet the tendency o' the 11 vice la to n-.-gir.et the best uf allremedies tor thoaa !>c.v/o,-tuj Ynodle.n-ja that ncrloualy In­ ure the system. OlSHLER’S Default having been nude In :i,, f,iadS!. r a certain mortgsirr made »n.| order. ei*c the uld bill of camptaint «hall be taken a. confMMWd; tuid further, that this order be published within twenty days from thk date In the Hastings Bawxkr. a newspaper nrlntei In the said county of Itarn, and be published therein core In each wee. far six weeks tn sueceMdmr, such publication, however. siuilDnot be necessary in caw n copy of this order be served on the said defendant, personally, at: least twenty days before the time herein prea-rlted for her api>earance, Dated thia »«t day ot December,-A. U. 1*4. at Charlotte, in said circuit. . EnaxK A. Hrfr>Kxn. . Circuit Judge. A true copy. Attest. Gxo. W. Annxv, Register. Mortgage hal —— ..T Vinir VI |l;r tu A. D. taao. at two o'clock t>. n, [7*. 'riaskib ■X“ contained, aid tbe statute in fir STS'S-T Or MARC H. A. accident on the Georgia Pacific railway catch of beavers in reported from Hruehy lake, Jct^rreon County. A party of hunters finding the lake frosra, cut nn air-hole in Both Bitters- acoml inationof valuable herbs.oarcr-ally ootnnounded from the formula of a regular Physician, who used thia pre­ scription largely tn his private practioe te-*> suoooas. It 1s a drlnk.but icdicino u«od by many phyaiclana. It ia to.riuabhr for bf&KraiM, mortgages ou pare 3*>. Hold mortgage was given to secure (he pavmrat of one bandied and seventy-five dollars, with interest at the rate of eight per cent ;s-r annum, and payable Novem­ ber Kt, A. D. ITO. and annually thrreaft.-r. and payable four years from date. It was tn said mortgage exj in the tea nthlp ut kotUU should any default be ma in tbe county of Harry amt-Mate ot M.cbim said Interest or any iiart and deeeriticd as tollnsx, towtt: Tiir »-»: lii Of thirty danytbe whole payable fortMwtth. And made lu the payment of I coutalnlnR eighty acre* fat. A. D. 1BI3. and tbe xame naviiia remained unpaid, and still remaining uapal.l, thr afumald principal sum of one hundretf and (Tt-U Druggist. TIT . 0., writes: MISHLER HERB BITTEB8 CO., S35 Commerce BL, Philadelphia. 0ANDEE Rubber toa nun U.K >.k«V-U Ul be now due and payable; and there la now claimed to be dae at the date of this notion the sum of two hundred and ten and nine one hnn<lm!th» dollars ifclO.OS) and an sttoraey fee of twruty-flve dollars. case made and provided, noUee Is hereby gti that on Hatantaj. the loth day of April. A. IW. st one o'clock In the aftmmon. 1 «hhO ■ at public anctlon to tbe btalM-sl bidder at ' CHAS. H. KAI ER. Att'y for MorteAk’r* ot uir v oiinn > tbe I'robiite Office in tin <••, Tucwlay. the iMh day of Jh one tliouwnd right hundred ami I'reveiit. Wat W. ( ulr . rad ng and filing the j*Charfew M. Mack: mwra ig that be may te llcvn- pct IUoa. and that tbe briri nt U a?®.r8S^as,.T& estate are required to apjvar ■aid court, then to be hoMen Office. in the Citv of Hullnt-» SOOTS E Ru®berBoois wmiTthick Dated January ixth, liw,. ALEXANDkK FOSTFE. CHA8. H. BAUER. Mortgagee. Atty for Mretgagee. Mortgage Sale. DOUBLE WEAR. PSMtT NO HWHER. r THICK BALLj I to meet it. A deficit ot $150,000 now exists in the varioiw State funds, especially in the school fund. The deficit is attributed to tiie fact that the lent Legislature reduced taxation to a point below the necroeary expenses of government. Silk Association of Atnurica to promote the iutmsts and harmony of sewing silk and twtat maniilacUirrra, with 8. W. (Japp, president; K. W. Eaton,' tree surer, and William (~ Wyckoff, secretary. The meet­ ing rtwulved to advance the price of runnu- ae.UUi day of January. A. D. b-6. sit moe from that date were allowed tor m-ditat s>*en w secure me payment of the principal aroeeut their etalmv agalu.t the r-ta:< cf Ah*. an tn ot alx hundred and fitly dollar*, with the Burnt, late of said County, deccatcd. *cd uw Interest Urarann at IK. __• _____ __ all creditor* of uid <1ec«vcd are reerired prranrt theiretalUM to said frotMte Court. > the Probate office, iu the city of Ita’tmgs fw Double1 FOR SALE BY IL A J. CUMMINGS A A). ury Friday temporarily suspended pay­ meat on claims of all kinds. A check for $80,000 was presented by tbe educational and from theuccl ■Ki not hie religions prejudices, influenced his course, and he would pursue it. drapito the opposition of tbe RciduitaK. IxuiaXAFutJH. Ind., Jan. 80.—Teakell. hundred and flftv dollars, with all PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM le said George Morgan, bis executors, Lbecome and be due . altliouxb it.- I:. .■ id "tall the totb day of August. A. D. a of luortagos. on I*agr 423. n l.-su.lnr ■van to m no- mj I' ■ l dollars with interest al Hie rent, per onunm. and payabl date, and payable in five yin. ... -— which yrid mortgage waa duty wwi»’! >■? «*»'• John W. McLarvej to fra Trakr on the : th d»j o< July, A. D. UN. and recorded in the Red* tor's office for Barry County. MlehiKih. m I B»r Ing; and PARKER S TONIC iii■■■is.«ra;ws«w ............... day of July. A. D. MM. . ujnu la said mortgage expre»»h »«r»- -u Out. should any default be made In the ;-.o n.e.-i*. >» Stom-ch, liowtU, Bk-ixl till yuu are sick in tad. I !o-Uy { it will givs you i —- ■ — aw* mw ■rw'' VI ... tod from thenceforth, after the tap•Mrom. the aforesaid principal sum executors. ad mtn tat r • t ■ and al) legal ■yniuwrj ill BUT Wise- n<switu*u>:;<' default having been made in the pa.'r Interest due August Mh A. D Deo. s!._ same haring becu :unt remained unpat’i -id « arrears fortheanareofthirivitav.anil «f>< lundredthx dollar* and an attorn criminal assault upon u young German girl, and Upon appearance for trial in court MUitern rapitahata hud olfan'd thccity $10,- waa shot awl nearly killed by the girl’s brother, waa on Thursday night found gulft.y and hia pumahmont aasoawd at Im­ introdiDg to run natuml en« tn>tu Butprisonment in the State penitentiary for dog. on W i-dncwday night entered the pens adjoining Um slunghter-houee of Henry WalV..- ........ <---- Dated Rwtinn. Aanuarr idii. A i> i~. DETROIT. sen at public suction to the hh •ion ot the Poke wu due primarily to their Ilatttoad, of the (AimmercbU-ffoxettr. ami •„ o. D. IWC. at.ter Mid county of Harry. Michigan. -that I<t4k. were killed outright, one of the vlrtima wan Lokimi.x, Jan. 31.—The Official JourmUot Athens denies that the Attitude of tbe Greek Cabinet Ims changed. Lord Ualiabury haa instructed Admiral Hay, thooommaiidrr of the English Moditerranean squadron, to employ force againet the Greeks wherever they attack Turkey. The Duke ot Edin­ burgh has been appointed Commander-inChief of the Mediterranean station. Four Italinr, frigates havesailed for Crete. being a total of thirty-two. r Heberilng and Douetffcs uuontly a Mre. James Fierce Weaver, ot IndiMapuUa. claimed and identified him aa their field. ... "iivii. .ni <« iue nuutarr bu-Uitkr. at Port Hile,. IUDs were introduced [A trie copy.] polkx-onui finally MOUHK HIUJU iney-ontor .rftiro. to limit tbe capital of y Nat anal bank to ».U*)OOJ, to prohibit l. hnuortHluni t>r - l-u... «n hearing thereof by ; ,: !,■ 11." im;«r printed and Barry once In c FarkeFa Haaaaat Worm Syrnp EeverTelta a sliort time. grnap. UeixlricU by Messre. Voorbe-e. Hampton. Sfxinnau. Saulsbury, Rvarta. Hamiom. Spoon­ er. Vest an,I Harri.iu, county jail, and the grand jury is now invtwtigating the tragedy. The opinion pre­ vails that Indictments for murder will be returned ngainat Ihincan and 8e«lry. Pul>lie opinion, iu exprewted on the streeta and in public places, is not complimentary tn them in connection with the tragedy. mud sr it ' that said petitioner the unions have distributed ten thouaand wing litte itumeda call for 110,000,000 of three percent, bond*, tbe principal and in- tt<Miuc<-<l in the House of Rcpn-svritativrw tea thirds have gone to threw eommittews, m follows: Invalid Pensions,>1,200; <.*lnims. 1,000; War<3alme, l.lQp. TUK-WKEK txIcoXUKitea. shot In hla body and Bonner hta death wound in hie heart. 'Hie sheriff of Dalia* County baa axccrtalned that after the kill­ ing Duncan took a breech-loading ahot-guu to a saloon and requested the bar-keeper to keep It, remarking: “I guess we've made a baa killing.'* , the tenements adjoin the factories, and are Croker Block for Wamilxotun. Jan. $0.—The Senate Com­ mittee on Foreign Relations objects to granting General O. 0. Howard permission to Accept from the French Republic the dreuratiun of the Legion of Honor and the Henry Johnaon; the mother ot Henry, and Margun-t Bonner, a five-year-old child. Without producing a warrant of arreat or otherwise indicating their mission, one of tbe officers ydted “Hl yi!" and began shooting. Bussy the negroes. They also say that there vm only one weapon in the house, a small pistol. soon as they appeared at the door Bonner showed fight, nnd, being urged on by the other colored men, the little twelve by twelve room, lighted by a pine torch bunting uu the hearth, at once became the acene ot rapid firing. Dur­ ing the fusillade tbe torch waa extinguished temuit-Guvornor, and the Republicans in­ and the shooting woe carried on by the sist that the tour contestoes shall not be light of rapldly-ttaahing weapons. Accord­ allu'w.xi to vote on their own ing to the statement of theotficeni, as notm cases or uuy qucwtlqns iK-rtwiniiig aa they entered Bonner aeiiuxl Duncan'sptathereto, including motions/to adjourn fur tol and held it up, at the same tlpie leveling dilatory purposes. The committee aui bis weapon ut hbi fare and firing, but with­ only report progress, and will likely do .... no.... out effect. A moment later Bonner had vwij more la-fore next week. The D.'iuocnita In-. tripped uud thrown tbe detective to the . . .. , ,. • .. . , . r. , V-„n-,lv t— Hist that it shall not be left to K.- nnnB to floor. Seely, who stood pnly three feet deckle what is a dilatory motion or n quos- from Duncan, shut Bonner in the right aide. tian pertaining to the pending contests, Duncan, before rising, shot one of the un­ ___ ».u—i.._i_< i.t. squal ..... ■ while .i._ the u Rvpublicun» insist — with known persona who stood over him. A firmness that it aiialL woman yrilcd “My child la shot?" The tir­ Some of the Democratic Heiuiturs hare ing did not cease till the ammunition wua conceded so tar us to divide the Hamilton County delegation, giving each parlv two Duncan staitod that thechild wae abut by o! the Senatora. which would retain Wilson a negro. The otfirerw claim that not only and Hopple and unseat, Braaheiirs and shotguns but pistols were ured freely in ths bouse and from tbe outside. SbcriH Sedy'a coat shows four bullet-hoke in It. Holicrt De.uixTMtx, but the two who are propomnl Johnson carries flve buckshot in Ills leg. for earrifleeu object. Bonner's child received a ball in her forehead that tore away a aectiou of tbv frontal tenet out the tabor of said criminals, and IkouKimt dultars, or imprisonment foruiu- to Ilin*-years lor viointions of the ueU ’ni” elib-ruiuitiitfee having charge of the ounrict Litair qu-wtiun n-ported tiivorahly 4 Lil! piol.tluling the usn of material made BEST TOMIC * THE~OHIO MUDDLE te stole its position on this question so that the matter may be brought to an cominittcw of IX-mocratic nnd Kepublican knur and Mottled ns soon oa |>oasible. ■WAxaiXoTOX, Jan. 80.—The Attorney tfonatora worked hard all day yeetarday. Ornerai Ims scut a letter to the Senate In ,lu action providing for a committee of nix answer to the resolution calling for “all documents and papers in relation to the investigate the Cincinnati . . i S..... i.._. ... fu.. ..r nving been concurred in Mekricidf Alabama,’* in which, after ac­ by both caucuses, there now arises knowledging the receipt of the resolution tlio quretioii: How shall the Sen­ ia question, lie says: ate proc-vd when these six men come back In responre u> sal.l resolution, the President from Cincinnati with two reports, as is sure •t tlie l?mud States d.re'cta me tosar that tbe _ ____ -K ratal. arc mm>ti<mcd l<> raid rwolutluix and (dll ramsmlmr lu the qustesiy of this deport■irtit. have evclusire reforemw to the suasent on by the Pn-sideut of George M Dmtla the late incumbent of tti» orhee of Dis7.7 ..................»>•r •■r- ^...«".1 Mt.lri thn limit. ,irunn-> ......... douth-rn Dtatrlcxof Alabama. It l» not con- | Wdcrr*! tint Ibr public Intorrato trill b<> prosioted by compliance with aatd resolution. and Un tnuwmiiewn nt tlieiapcm and document* tocrcin tuenttom*! f<» t'<e Honsto lu executive M<.oii •<Mion.' Verv Vqry raanroCfullr. reepcctfullr. •I A. H. Gaki.vm.. Attorney uoncral. Wauiinut^x. Feb. 1.—At u caucus of Wi-m<"-r|tlic ifopatom Saturday, after a full B imt.ee l« heir w'll at public s<T®s S.P."S �% SCHOOL AND CHURCH GERManreMEOV STAR MARK. OUGHfURE SAFE. SURE. prompt. nacuABL* *.v PimLPTiojt WIMmujoImmH l»a •sol bladMSarfeaf MMSlRR hare Ran, <»■>«. 1 «da.4. • <11—rli •» red isUssSi—CT.EhU 1 «l I areSTWO BOTTLCS FlIX «■*!«»iiyuhaVAH-ABl XT • . r. . . us. v. a. uSJumTmiVrshSu ire Sw*. LPWJJLTS! (E1CV-. By all Means Purchase Nimrud 1/ PLUG uielbehoW*r to a *!>*re In th* d litrl button ot Fine GoM Woubraand Chaim, quadruple Blher Ptated Ware, Te* I’ota. Coffee roU. Knives. Fork* sod .-realest netler; always tn good order and gives gtxxj satisfaction. It Is packed In styles which S. W. VENABLE & OO., ANTED n eordset wood is lurh and M> cords 3-foot wood In exchange tor Dry >k>ods or on accounts due. JUMD8 Mt'SSKlA. W pARM FOR SALE. PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. Eighty acre farm tor sale or esehuae small faro; « miles from NaaavHle and 1 rmllding*. Prtre MAX’. STFAnYEMPUWMENT. •vary. ' CONSTANT WORK. GOOD HALLETT ARAUSSagiit R-MNBAX. g-fiyoa 1888. srwwHStt’irxs.S •7 Q Scrap Hoture. I pretty ring. I'i large HW/ /danName. or so new Chromo CARDS. • ‘■nrMM. toe. OuUt.«e. N.muuv CAjid FARMS MULLS For Sale A FiA—fSCTLSSTK: [VIRGINIA1 caiivwlnp; fascinating and '•J. Particulars ami sample ot Hot*I:ai,P' Address HOME K WANT RAI.Es^__ ----------aad trarellDg. to seU"_‘Z!3?h%*ulov*l good salary and nil expA?0™- W|» pay terms nt once and »tate salary wanUM." rite for STANDARD SILVER WARK ('OMPA'X’m Wnsblugton Street. Boston. Mare. W CONSUMPTION I bare a tre I tire reread r tw Iho alrere «^»a.»; tr f I CURE FITS’ «^c>SAWSET T'lti n hi. rlwn perfect CHAMPION MWESSVStSil’ TO’ ki ’Hj c ?• it —Mr. Talmage's tabernacle now haa 1,272 members, -Brooklyn Union. —The law regulating the government of Yak College prescribe that the Pres­ ident of that tnstitatioa must be a clergyman. —"No man with a we'd-bolsnoed mind would," says a ocrreipondent, "send liib *on to college whose pro­ fessor* are uube’iews.—N K Tribune. —The Military Academy of West Point is re]MirteJ as being in a high .state of efficiency. It is suggested that the law be changed so that such of the 'graduate* as are not at once assigned to duty after graduating may be retained as Second Lieutenant* in the army, if they desire it—TVoy Timet. . —The sale of Bible*, religion* books and magazines through the colporteurs of Mr. Spurgeon's cnurch, amounted daring lhe i>Mt year to nearly 845,000. Seventy-eignt men were employed in the work, and 1.500 town* and village* were visited.—A’. F. Ktaminrr. —The boys in Chinese mission school* usually prefer woman teachers, perhaps because these arc more sympathetic and patient with them, and there is a story of one who, in the absence of his own teacher, was pat under the in­ struction of a man. He seemed uneasy and unhappy, and when Mked how the leasnn had gone, bunt out with: "Me no likee man teacher! Me want old gal!" — Chicago Times. —Au old Scotch lady. wa< told that her minister used notes: she disbelieved iL Said one: “Go into the gallery and see," She did mo and **w the writ­ ten sermon. After the luckless preanber had concluded hi* reading on the la*’, page, he said: "But I will not enlarge." The old woman called out from he: lofty position: "Ye canna, ye canna, for vour paper's give oot!"—Christi'”: al Work. —At an illustration of the valuo ol well-directed help to feeble churche* if their struggling infancy, it i* report® that eight churches hi Iowa have be­ come self-supporting during the year, and four more will u<» ho sooii. Several churches in Nebraska also enter .the rank* of self-supporting interests dur­ ing tho year. Without ahi at the beginiung'they coaid not have succeeded Now they will be not only self-support­ ing. but become helper* of other* wbc jTt need ah^—N. r. Examiner. —When the wife of Aiderman Joht J. Turner, of Amsterdam. N.Y.. reached her pew in St. Mary’s Church recently, she found a board nailed across the en­ trance. She then went to the pew of her brother-in-law. Richard Tur­ ner, and there found the same con­ dition of things. Two Sundays ago Father Mclncrow gave notice from the pulpit that if certain person* who were in arrears on pew rents did not pay ir two week* the pews would be nailec up. Hence the lady's experience.— Albany Evening Journal. —Many-ymen seek the truth, but they don't seem to give it away when they find it—Bloomington Eyr. —Counterfeit thousand-dollar bill* are getting very common. Look out for them. -Delrott Free k'res*. —Children under the age of seven prefer yellow to ant other color. Most grown up people also have a hankering after yellow. Gold is yellow. . —A. couple in Acworth. G*., were recently joined in w»>dlock while stand­ ing on a tombstone in a cemetery. This wm too much—two tomb much. —Nor­ rielown Herald. —A young couple were married by a Justice in Lewistown. Me., in a feed I store, which the Juatice of the Peace owned. The bride wm pretty, and boti principal* were from the country and i; wedding attire. ■- 1 1 —"toood morning. Mrs. Gilligan bow is Patrick this morning?" "Surs he's no better, rir." "Why don't you Seoul him to the hospitalto be treated?" "To be treated, is it? Faith an’ its the delarium trimmin* he has already."— Boston Beacon. to one of his drivers; ■ Jim. ra*ke that ton of coal two hundred pound* «hort. It i* for u poor, delicate widow, and as she will Jiave to carry all of it up two flights of rttaire. I don't want tier to overtax her strength.’’—Chicago Jmtrnoi. —Wife—There! the paper *avs that the Redwood family, out in the Yosem­ ite Valley, are often »een with trunks forty feet in diameter. Now, don’t you ever complain of the size of my trunk* again. Richard. These Redwood* aren’t ranch of a family cither. 1 never heard of them.—Tidbit. I—A delicate little girl, just returned ient to"* »tarm wher*' health, said: ' .the summer for her ' pump out there gives milk.’* i Mke<1 lhe mother. "Ye*, 1 saw the ia a can. and I looked in It raat’Lw nothing but milk."—Puck. —••Don’t show me any more of your impudence!” exclaimed the irate *hopper to the salesman; “don’t let me see your face again when 1 come in here!’’ "Ye.s'm.'' he replied with an ingratia­ ting bow; is there anythu»g else you would like-to look at, mem?" Force of habit; he couldn't help it, you know. Ho*ton Tranacripl. —Bowles, the English port, was noted for hia abMnUtirindednes*. He was in the habit of daily riding through a country turnpike-gate, and une day, when he was on foot be presented, as ii^nal, his twopence to the gate-keep er. "What i> that for?" he Mke<> "For my horse, of coarse.** "Bat. sii you have no horae.” "Dear me!" exolninied the astonished poet, "am I walking?" —In archery a bow pulling thirty pounds j< considered the correct thing far Indies. Bat we have known young ladies of very delicate constitution and ephysique to pull a beau weighing 250 units from one division of the city to antipodes, anil that aeven nights in the week. — C/tfi-acjo Telegram —Depends on the (ihoulder.— He mw her Brut at the garden gate THE HOT-AIR A OOPHER OUtl "Yer never see er pair gophers tight, I reckon," said an old Florida native, as he bent forward meditatively and shot a stream ■(' jnice'through the open door of the cabin plumb onto the ear of nn old rasor-baok sow that went grunt­ ing by. After I had answered in the negative he said: "1 reckoned yer never had. but I kin tell yer fer pure cuuednan and ohsti nacy them critters will beat any thing, not excepting 'gators.” We were sitting in a little cabin among the pincy woods of Florida. Our supper of bacon* and coffee was over, and my host an old alligator hunter, had been moved to make the above "re­ marks by the sight of a gopher, or land turtle, waddling along on its ungainly lege. "Yer may think it funny that er tur­ tle kin fight, and I wouldn’t blame yer if ver did. I wouldn’t believe it my­ self if I hadn’t seen er couple of ’em going it hammer and tonga t’other day. "Yer eee. I’d boen humping ’round ar ter 'gators all day and hadn't had no luck at all—didn't get any skin. To­ ward sundown I started for home, cus­ sing my luck and wishing I’d never been bom er ’gator hunter. Jest as I cum to that air barren over yender I see a couple er gophers er paddHng toward each other, and the way they made th' sand fiy was er caution. " 'Old friends,’ I said ter myself. ‘Hain't met fur er long time and air right glad to see each other. Reckon I’ll sit down and mw.’ "So I settled on en old log and watched th’ proceedin'^. Th' gopher nighest ter me was cr leetle cuu.es nimble ez a ooon, but the other faller wm big and kind er clumsy. ••When them critter* bed got within five feet of one nuther they stopped dead short. Then they waddled 'round in cr circle, their head* er way out, er kinder watching each other. All of er huddint th’ leetle goph* made er dart at th' big one. Fur er minit 1 couldn't see uuthln* the sand flyvd *0. E* soon ex it settled er bit 1 seed wal thet leetle enu was up tar. He was er trytn’ to turn th* fat one on to his back. ’Twasn’t no got that time, hownoraeever, th* fat nn hed too firm er hold in th' sand, and the leetle feller oouldn't budge him en Inch. "•Too bad. leetle feller,* I sad tomy•aU. ‘You'd better giv that contract up and put in cr bid fer er smaller one.’ -•But the leetle goph' wm game, and I could *ee bv his face that he wouldn’t give up jest then. Th’ big feller looked cz contented ez er mud turtle on er log. and artcr he see what th’ leetle cum wm up ter he lav purfsetiy still end blinked bis eyes. Woen th' leetle goph' wm kinder rested he tackled the ola feller agin, and I’ll be dod rotted ef he didn't keep the racket up fur uigh onto an hour. I never tech obstinacy in my life. Fin’liy th* fat one thought he'd take er whack at it hispelf. but. bleu yer soul, he couldn't no more ketch that leetle goph’ then he could fly. end when he begun ter hump 'round 'tWM jest what- th' leytle feller wanted. •■Thing* went on this way fur about five minits. th* leetle cuas watching for a chance all th* time ter git th' big one over. At lut hr see th' big un sorter stumble inter er holler, an quickor'n scat his head was under th’ big one's shell and over he went I jest yelled right out. I was so tickled to see thet leetle feller's pluck. Th' leetle goph' didn't aconi u-r mind the noise at all: he jest snuffed 'round th’ big feller er minit, aud then scuttled off ter supper. "Arter he was outer sight I turned th’ big one onter his legs agin, fer I thought 'tWM too bad ter leave him thar ter die. I reckon thar'il be some fun when them two meet agin, tho."— .V. F. Suu. __ MAN’S THOUGHTLESSNESS. "Now I’ll tell you why I wouldn'Sgo into the restaurant and have a cup of coffee with you while we were waiting for the train. I didn’t like the way you Mked me. Keep quiet I have the floor. Not half an hour before, you said te Mr. Puffer: "Come, let’s get a cigar," and away you went holding hi* arm and not giving him a chance to decline. When we met John O'Howdy on onr way to luncheon yon said: "Just in time, John, oomr take lunch with us." And then tonight when we found the train nearly an hour late, you lookml .it your wntch. turned to me and said, hi n questioning way: "Would you like a cup of coffee?' And I did want jt; 1 was tired and a little hungry, but I Kould hav«y fainted before I accepted an Invitation. And you went away a vexed with me and had your coffee mu bread and butter by yourself arr'^dn't enjoy it very much*. In effect, yotNbid to me: "If you want a cup of coffee, if you really wanl it, I will buy it for you." You are the bmt husband in die* world, but you do m nearly all the best husbands'do. Why do you men seem to doh- tiling* out to your wive* when you fairly throw ibom to the men you know? Why don't you invito me heartily, m you invito men? Why didn't you say "Come; let's get a little coffee and something." aud take me right along with you? You wouldn't say to u man: "Would you like me to go aud buy you a cigar?" Then why do you always issue your little invita­ tion* to treats in that way to me? In­ deed. indeed, my dear’ husband, if men would only act toward their wive* m heartily. ’ cordially, frankly m they do towanf the men whom they meet, they would find cheerier com­ panions n't home than they could at the club.—Burdett'. m BrooUjtn Eagle. —i'hv new White Cross Army is growing. It has a membership of 500 tn Now York, and ia being eatahlished in ail the large citie* of the cumttrv. In Glasgow it is 65,000 strong. It 'is inc rearing rapidly in London. All its members sign pledge* to maintain per­ sonal purity and to use their influence in repressing Immorality, indecent lan­ guage rnd coarse testa.—A’. F. fhm FrvcnwtlDKtior. may rob you of time, but by increased dilligtmce you can make up the luw; but if it roba you of life the toes in irremediable. If your health b delicate, your appetite tickle, your sleep broken, your mind depressed, your whole being out of sorts, depend on it you are seriously diseased. In all such caars Dr. Pierce’s "Golden Medical Discovery" will speedily effect> genu­ ine, radical cure— make a new man of J ou and nave you from tbe tortures of ingering dbeaee. Berrien county’s sheriff cleared 33,818 in 1885. Gentle woman b so often the victim of sick headache that she hails as the dawn of a new era, the introduction of a medicine that b guaranteed ns u sure cure. Mrs. Morris Tanner, of Hoboken, N. J., writes: “1 have been a martyr to sick headache, the result of indigestion. One bottle ot Mishler’s Herb Bitten, used according to directions, has cured me." Tbe 1885 building boom at Vicksburg cost 854,885. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers aud bad sores upon the body face or limba. Will thoroughly cleanse the system and blood of every trace of dis­ cuses that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and •anker, and is well recommended by the medical profession all over the country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. A stage line is proposed from Seney to Manistique. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakens the system, and we all know that the lertninaUon of this dangerous Fractice is a consumptive's grave. >on*t take the chances, when a flfuy cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will safely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottld of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic esses or family use. / A building association is being form­ ed at Kalamazoo, The Rev. Geo. H. Thatkr. of Bour­ bon, Ind., says; “Both myself and wife owe our live* to Shiloh’s Con­ sumption Cure." For sale by Wm. IL Goodyear. Ake You Made miserable by Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Dixxinees, Loes of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizrr is a positive cure. For sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. Why Will You oough when Shiloh's Cure give immediate relief. Price 10 eta. 50 eta. and 81. For sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. Sniixni’s Catarrh Remedy- - a posi­ tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Conker Mouth. For sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. Hackmetack" a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50cents. For Sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. SKlLOirsCuRE will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping oough and Bron­ chitis. For sale by Wm. II. Goodyear. For Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, YOU have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitxlizer. It never falls to cure. For sale by Wm. II. Goodyear. A Nasal Injector free with each bot­ tle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents For sale by Wm. II. Goodyear. Thater f’|»-rat’u>go»btriinnc" known a* the hot-air furnace la again at its diabolical work in the cellar. Few per­ sons can live through a winter in a home with h hot-air furnace and pay the coal bill* without using language unbecoming a husband and father. .1 tried to gut along with one last winter without having to go off every day or two beyond the hearing of the children until December 5. The direction* for running a hot-air furnace are quite simple. You begin bv merely buying four or five carloads of coal and hiring an industrious and able-bodied boy to shovel it into * the hot-air furnace according to the air furnace'* appetite. Then, If the day be oold, the family gather around the kitchen range or go off to a neighbor’s to keep warm. ** The hot-air furnace which I took into my home in an unguarded moment basely deceived me. I warmed it in my bosom, m it were, and it turned on me and tried to freeae me to death. During the warm, sunny days of autamd it wm quite ardent in its work. It made us hoist all the windows and go oat of door* to cool off. Up to that time I Ad never seen a hot-air furnace work so hard to show what it could do in the way of cooking a quiet, inoffensive family in one easy lesson. But we got along the best we could with iL trying to feel happy in the thought that neither cold waves nor blizzards could have more terrors for us. One night the first cold wave came prancing merrily along, and in the morning we all rushed to tho hot-air register* But they were not hot-air registers that morning. They belched cold air and ashes. Early in the night the hot-air furimcc had consumed its allowance of fuel and in the midst of the cold wave.it wm taking a calm and peaceful rest. After a little time it wm fired up again, and then it heated the cellar splendidly. During all that day the hot-air pipes had a reversed draft; they drew well, exceedingly well, toward 'the cellar. We lived in the kitchen until tho cold wave spent ita force and was suc­ ceeded by a warm spell, and then our hot-air furnace again warmed up to ita work, and filled the house with unen­ durable heat. We stopped putting on coal, he loping -'— “ the ■* *furnace --------- -------would ’•*------soon cool <off s bit, buf it went right __ working with all its might for two days without fresh fuel, until another cold wave cut short its heated career. We then built a new fire in it and set it going again. The boy who had boen secured al great ex­ pense to feed our hot-air furnace with coal wm faithful to his trust You could hear him down cellar working and merrily singing all day long and far into the night. In the spring I gave the coal dealer the proceed* of a aale of my personal property, including the het-air furn­ ace, because he insisted that 1 should, and for the remainder of mV-winter’s coal bill he wm willing to take a mort­ gage on my house. I am not now run­ ning a hot-air furnace.—Detroit Frot Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla MottBoaOy exuding three physicians, having taken twelve bottles, within ths la* r ho calls O» Send for book giving statement* ofonuy cure Hood’s Sarsaparilla only by C. I- HOOD & CXI, Lowell. Mas*. IOO Doses One Dollar. I THE BEST Hair restorative tn the world l« TULL’S l<> hraltMu! action. It stops the ftJBagcff the lialr; prevent* lt» turnin'/ rrsy; cures IhsMi*-’-. and restores youthful color and f of spnearanre to beads already while with MT- Tbe following are a fsw lllurtratloas of what ta done by HALL’S ‘ VegetaifalB Sicilian HAIR RENEWER: thick w wlws sb* was a girl. H.i; No Injurious substances enter into onipreWon of Hall's Hair Kknfw fi-ial to the scalp as a preventive of ttts_ la. -ar....,___ a —1- -‘---------------- brsshv. like tbe no-called restoratives com­ pounded with atoobot. Buckingham’s Dye HIGH ART. WHISKERS IJgbtnln* I'lcxnrM. Is. In four respects, superior tn all others. l«t— It will produce a rich, natural _ t.i—-i, —. Yesterday afternoon Gustav Klatt, the young artist, stood up his easel, The witness fees alone in the trial of seized hold^if some clean brushes, and pat next to him a big board covered all T. B Barre were 8750. Mothers! mothers! mothers.' Why over with large and small lumps of oil will you allow your little darling to colors, like flies sticking on fly paper suffer with those horrible worms wi en in the summer time. Then some one a sure remedy is so near and cheap? placed a canvas on the easel. A re­ Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup porter wm the audience. "What shall I paint?" he asked in will surely give relief and costa but 25 German. cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. "An Italian moonshine landscape." Tbe Caledonia mine at Crystal Falls Jkway ‘ hr went like a race-horse. has be® put in dperattoh. A big splotch of white-lead, almost cir­ Anyone suffering with rheumatism cular in shape, wm firat stuck on al­ need not suffer any longer if he will most in the center. Then came lots of take Athlophores. I cheerfully recom- Prussian blue, spread on with tbe inehd tt to all sufferers from that terri­ broad brush like butter on a slice of ble disease. Jed Grigware, mate of bread, varying in intensity. A few steamer W. R. Burt, East Saginaw, mure turn* and twists of the brush, Mich. this time charged with a new tint of Rumor says Kalamazoo will soon ^coloring, and patches of clouds began to appear near the moon. Another have another national bank. manipulation, and a slice of unruffled Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment lake began toKhow through chaos. Then cures sprains, bruises,kicks, cute, burns, a thick layerjtf asphaltum. That wm rheumatism, etc., etc. Good for man the soil. . A'rock phni tree arose like or beaut For aale by W. H. Goodyear. magic under a score of motion* of that Tbe city schools at Lansing have at untiring hand in which a slender brush had been grasped. A few ■ switches last adopted stantlani time. with the dull edge of an old knife and rock* and a road appeared At iMt an The recent statfetioi Qf tbe number of deaths show that a large majonty die Italian contndina. of majestic gait and with consumption. This disease may supple waist, km pul iu, carrying an amphora on her proudlv reared*head— commence wilh an apparently hanulesw cough which can be cured by Kemp’s and the painting wm finished. Time, Balaam for the throat and lungs, which eight minutes twenty-five seconds. The picture actually didn't look bail. b guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases. Price 50 (rents and 81. Trial The reflex of the moon in the still water site free. For sale by Wm. H. Good­ wm even faithful to nature, and the chiar-o*cur<> of a peaocfnl Italian sum­ year. mer night wm quite remarkable. The In 1885 there were 1354 transfers of tree showed a graceful outline. The real estate in Washtenaw county. only fault that could be found with the The taat on earth, can truly 1* said picture was an air ’of roughnesa per­ of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is vading it and the too darksome shade sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, of the *ky. bruises, wmlda. bums, wounds and all - "What will you have now?" other sores. We positively cure piles, "A small marine scene." tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this "All right." Another canvM, and wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed away sped the brush again. This time or money refunded. Only 25 cents. it took eleven minute* and a fraction, Sold by F. Hotchk*ss. but the picture wm a better one. Three Chiu* anneunon that ft will enUrUln no or four other paintings were “tamed pro|«Ml:!otis fur * railroad loan, ■« the tmllding out” in eaually short order. The artist is the young man who hM been paralyzing the native* at the New I'auao) our brine w* a ease otdtldury or JJver Oanplalnt that Electric Hitter*-will not Orleans Fair, where he once painted a speedily cure? We say they caa not. as thous­ large tropica! scene in half an hour, on ands ofiaars already permanently cured anil a stage, with orchestral accompaniment, who are dally recsHnuiendln* .Electric Ritters, will prose, llrlxhl'c IMscww,'l>lkt*ric». Weak and at an other time got through his Back, <r any urinary eamptaint quickly sand. task In four minutes. Mr. Klatt's ac­ Twn parity0>s btand. rsgntate the liowck. ru>ri count of himself is to tbe* effect that he h a graduate of the Berlin Academy of Art, after studying four years, and that Templeton's carpet facUiry. Glssgow, lias he set up n* u landscape pointer there. l>eeii burned and 300 «>i>er<.tlve* are out. -------------------- ------------------------' Now hr ia devoting himself for a n'eJ?*.ltl.in^.?nl?<ry suffered by three wjsi stated solan- to a Chicago firm which 7.HSSh“‘■'•■■I“"‘-s «* C" he body .. is equalled or Mirpa*. r-erzr------- «'=r.r-y. ?.. . <>f ... «. . fag*.—Cfacwyo Tribune. SMU and tortures th- mind, rlrlhns Miffrr double affliction. Is given by Hood's Sarsaparilla Careful exauxin.ition snows that in issands to be thankful for this Massachusetts thirty-tw<> per c®t. of females in the laboring classes and ehsvoo per cent, of males woi-k on Sun­ day. in addition to their weekly Splice blood, and expels, all poisonous elements Mold -Boetnn Harald. ' by all drugxtets. I bln-.' with which it comes in contact. 3d—It fat a single preparation. ami a convenient ot ampScauon than any o ■licnte. as <k> many preparation* oFi-rrd Sol 1 by all l#*t-.n in Medicines. ATKOnOMK Cl., e WALL ST., KW NEL Cream Balm w hen applied Into th etauistnx the be* of catarrhal viro.WLTCLcatMltiK healthy »c f Wl UlnNE erettou*. It mnamstiun. p.-atreta^^. . lhe membrane of the^m / naial pa>«*cea from^^L art<i M i o n a 1 r o 1 ds r.>n ■v Min-s and J N h»i *'1 NfflL-x;,., KOT n I.IQCID orU RNUFF. rE.VE.ri Apply a particle of th e Bnlm Into each soil A few anpocations relieve. A thorearb Ire rnent will cure. Aicreeable to are. fiend f clrriilnr. Price rent* bv mull or at dranri* I ELY nilOTHEM. Dn«bt». fhrenn, 1Ty. M-n--' nf ta«e( uni! HAGAN'S ' ‘ Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes herfreshness to it, who would rather not tell, and you can't tell. �HunnaHML Ffftnaq «■ !«*■ WniTOKXAX HOTX5. The favorite free trade argument u that S tariff is a tax. and the cost to the people of this country of an article on our tariff lists is Its costa in the foreign land where it can be produced tbe cheap­ est, added to the duty imposed by tbe United States government That Is the broad, general principle laid down by free trade writers. It is false. To show the falsity of any sweeping general principle, it is accessary to prove but a single excep­ tion. And yet to this proposition the exceptions are more numerous than the Instances where the rule would apWe recently noticed an exception to this popular free trade argument. The exception was so well taken that no man in his senses would undertake to say it was not an exception. It was this: the duty on prints is cents per yard. The best standard prints are sold in Hastings for 4.H ceftLs, or one eent less per yard than the duty. And now comes Mr. Alonzo D. Cadwallader, the court house poet, and en­ deavors to prove that an exception is act an exception. If his argument means anything, of which there is room for grave doubt, it is thia: our tariff duties constitute an indirect tax. which our people pay without knowing it, either to the gov­ ern mentor the manufacturer. If our literary friend will Inform us how the people pay an indirect tax of cents on each yard of calico which they buy for 4H cents, we shall be prepared 'lq believe that 2 and 2 will make 6% or any other mathematical absurdity he may allege. But the poet eontri butor does not argue. He answers farts, figures and argument with interrogation points, after the manner of the demagogue, to which species, despite his rhymes, he undoubtedly has allied himself. He aiisgt-e that American standard V ' . prints are not good enough for him, nor so good as the English make. Here is the worship of English ideas, English laws, English goods and Eng­ lish ways so characteristic of free trail­ ers. It is so popular among them to be “English, ye know, by Jawge!" This dudelshnun was hardly to be ex­ pected from the poet, but even beseems to have caught the contagion. If our prints are not as good as the English goods, why do English merchants im­ port them from this country ? Why is it that in the markets of the world, American made prints sell as readily, and often more readily, than the Eng­ lish goods. Had it not been for protection, Ameri­ ca would still be shipping cotton to England, and receiving cotton goods in return, giving to English manufac­ turers the profits of manufacturing and to English merchants their profits as well That is where America was placed in the palmy days of tariff for revenue only, when the southern slave oligarchy dominated in the councils of the nation. and wonted America to furnish raw material, and English ■aiwlacture the goods we needed This is changed to-day, thanks to our protective tariff; and the hum of .the spindle is heardJn our own land. We produce both t^e cotton and the cotton goods—the latter at as low a price tu> they could be bought in England. In their manufacture our workmen are employed, at more remunerative wages than are paid to their English brethero across theses. In nothing is the wis­ dom of a protective tariff better illus­ trated than the growth of the manu­ facture of American cotton goods. The world has been made better by it; because theetimulus given by protec­ tive tariff aroused the yankee inventor, and the moderp labor-saving machinery is largely the result of his Inventive genius. Competition and improved methods of manufacture have so re­ duced the prices of goods protected by our tariff that. In the main, they are aa cheap in America as elsewhere, and the tariff is to-day aa indirect tax added to the cost of production in other countries in but tew cases. Mo protectionist wlU pretend to assert, that in many cases, our Import duties are not a tax; but to make the broad assertion that a tariff is a tax, and is paid by our people to the Lt one could believe that aomc cl the greenback papers meaq what4hey •*/• be would think their editors should find lodgement in lunatic aaylumu. They are constantly howling at tho producer* of the country to array themselves against the non-oroduceral Aalf the producers did not want the non-produccra to fioUriah. Tbe producers of wheat should desire that the number of non-producera of wheat increase as largely as possible, and increase their means to buy wheat So with the pro­ ducers of any other commodity. It would hardly pay producers to fight their own interests and to attempt to array them against those who buy their products is idiotic. _______ John J. Enright, of Detroit, one of tho most prominent democratic politi­ cians of the state, in a recent interview published in the Evening News, good democratic authority, said two things which will interest green back era partic­ ularly. First, he alleged that the next governor of Michigan would be a democrat That is wind. Next he stated that “He had already been •electad, and will be acceptable to our green­ back allies." This second statement shows that the democratic leaders of Michigan have made out their slate, and that greenbackers must indorse the same whether they will or not. The Journal thinks the president of the Ohio state senate should “have been tilled full of buckshot** because he re­ fused to allow four members of that body from Cincinnati, whose seats were contested to vote on the question of whether they had or bad not a right to hold their seats. As well might a man charged with murder be called up­ on to decide his own case. Ireland may regain her parliament from the hands >f English liberals, but never her prosperity until her industries shall have that fostering care which British free trade has denied them. *•=>*• " l«ai. •» acre by acre, and lu lhe courao ot yean secures a property which compares well with that of bb prairie neighbor. It real! v does not aeem to matter much ... 1 : —L <■ —rwl nzvie haunt * tenUon wbtob U, »l^plj conirolM the oonscbnoM ot mannfacturere and dealers bar. entered Into the nature of coffee handlers as well, and a large proportion of the product is doctored to beguile the judgment at the buyer before It goes upon the market Thoee who buy coffee in tho bean, that is, un­ ground. generally determine ita merit by ita color, a fact the crafty dealer In inferior grades has cunningly observed and prepared to meet Strange enough, the evil practice of working over the coffee bean la the di­ degree workable, be will make it nay, and pay well. There b something almost mysterious in hb boocms. It would be called mysterious, were it not MOST PERFECT MADE so common. But thb phenomenon has been witneaaod again and again in Wisconsin. jSome portions of the State HHCt uxun P0WXH Ci.. might never have been settled al all, QMfOAQO. •T.LpUlfc. had not the-Gtrman immigrant found hb way to theui, and built hb humble home, and broken the unpromising shipment. Formerly, when mcrohansoil. But thefc he b. prosporcas and dise was carried by sailing vessels, the contented, and hb children are grow­ length of time that a cargo at coSeo ing up around him. In some places remained in the hold caused it to un­ he has caused the desert to blossom aa dergo a change analogous to the sweat­ the rose, aqd he does not seem to be­ lag process m the oure of tobacco, grudge the years of hard toil that he which imparted a greatly improved has spent in thb effort. He b not flavor and a difference of color, when, afraid of work. Hb fathers always however, steamers came Into use, voy­ age* were made so rapidly that cnongn worked hard. Why should not he? The German b not given to launch­ tame wm not allowed for this natural ing out for himself, alone and single­ sweating proceea, and artificial means handed. in new and untried enterprises. to produce the same or a similar effect He b conservative in diapodtion. were employed. Tho coffee wm there­ Furthermore, hb social instinct* are after treated to a moist-beat influence, stronger than those of the American, which not only changed the flavor but and be will not isolate himself. altered the alze of the bean, and it waa Even if by living far apart from soon found that by thia method somehia countrymen he could own richer South American coffees conld be made land and more of 1L he would gen­ to imitate Java in everything except erally prefer to remain in the com­ color. This deficiency wm made good munity which he and hia neighbors by a proccM of polishing and dying, have formed, enjoying ita adrahtagca any oeaired color being produced by and sharing ita mishap*. With him the u*e of gum arabie, Venetian red. society means a great deal. Had ho French chsJk, Silesia blue, Prussian not been assured of tho society of hb blue, tumeric, burnt umber, drop­ compatriots in the New World, no vis­ black or chrome vellow, the latter be­ I will sell all ions of broad acres would ever have ing the only Yea) poison. The burnt tempted him to leave the fatherland. umber sometimes reveals arsenic un­ He build* up communities here which der analysis, but tho chrome yellow is are aa distinctively Teutonic a* any tho most dangerous of the articles viHages of Saxony or Wurtembarg. named, and a vigorous effort Hm been There are certain streets in Milwaukee, made to prevent ita use. Expert,buy­ the German-American metropolis, on er* place no dependence upon the which one may easily imagine him*< 'f color of coffee, but judge by the apin tho Prussian capital. There are Csranoc or the aroma of the roasted an and tbe flavor of die Infusion. towns in the Interior of Wisconsin in The same authority aMtircs us that which the predominating apoken lan­ guage in the atom and shops < Ger­ there is very little, n any, pure mus­ man. Because of thb tendency to tard sold on the market, and that gather in eomtnuuities. some people which we buy from the. grocer is really say thst the German b clannwh. 'And a mixture of mustard farina with flour yet this accusation b hardly jusL Wo or starch and tumeric. This, however, do not snake enough allowance for is an approved adulteration, and io difference* of temperament and taste* not recognised by lhe trade m an adul­ between him and ns. He does not teration at all. m the genuine mustard adapt himself easily to hb surround­ flour U too sharp and bitter m a ings. Amalgamation b a difficult condiment and v^ould be unendurable problem with him. but in hi* alow, de­ as an ingredient of mustard plasters. liberate way he b working out a solu­ But some manufacturers are not con­ tion. Despite his tenacious social no­ tent to stop there, and not only use an tions—ana can we deny that they do excessive quantity ut flour.'bat use him honor?—he b gradually letting terra alba and substitute Martin's yel­ down the bare -of nationality, and low for tbe tameriu. Thb Martan’s adapting him*elf to the conditions yellow is. when unmixed, m explosive which he nnds in the land of hb adop­ m gunpowder, and ha* breldoa proved tion. Take him aa he b today, on hia fatal when fed to dog* experimentally. Hastings, Feb. 1. 1886. Wisconsin farm, and no one need de­ In the preparation of pickles copper Sair of hb future. He has the making compound* are often used to give a the substantial American' dtinen. bright green tint to the goods, bat and we can not doubt that time will there is a claim that copper i* not nec­ complete the product satisfactorily.— essarily a poison, though it acts m such with tbe majority ot people. The iKrcs Arnold, in Chicago Cnrronl. consoling opinion is expressed that the injurious adulteration of food* is not THE PHANTOM SHIP. nearly m extensive m people are In­ clined to believe. "Probably if tiw proportion of adulterated articles to Sailor* are proverbially a superfluous the whole number of salt-*, say in a else*, bat among the many supernat­ day, a month or a year, could be oalural things in which Jack believes there is none better known than the tale of and if those articles which were really the Flung Dutchman. Tbe story goes dangerous or had roceivod dangeroas addition- were only reckoned, tho that in the early days of the East India proportion would be still smaller.*' trade a veaael left Amsterdam bound While there b somethlnk reassuring for the Indies. She had fine weather In thb, the public would no doubt until she reached the vicinity of the much, prefer that there be no qualifica­ Cape of Good Hope; when she encoun­ tions, and that all food might be taken tered galee and head winds, again*: with confidence of their freedom from which she waa unable to make head­ baneful ingredients. Mu .th ia being way. After trying for eevend weeks done toward thb desirable end ana to round lhe vagi, the Captain, who some very groee abuse* have been corwax noted for bis profanity, swore that he would accomplish it if it took until the Day of Judgment. Hb oath was HE COULDN'T REPEAT. heard, and to pnnbh him for hb pro­ fanity he wn* condemned to battle oeaselesilv with the clementa off the ••Stormy Cape" until the great trump A story ia going the round* at a cer­ shall sound which will arouse the dead. tain showman who waa traveling in the Many an old sailor haa thrilling stories West with a tire-work* entertainment. to tell of hia meeting with the Flying Dutchman, and if three stories may be He advertbed the representation of a believed a meeting with the phantom grand naval battle, with burning barks, ship ba sure sign of wreck and disas­ blazing oceans and maguifloeut effects. ter. An old seaman who spent He drew such a vivid picture of the de­ hb early day* in lhe merchant service, lights of that great encounter as but who ia now s Captain in the United States Revenue Marine, in speaking of brought up the tribo* from all tho country side. When the time arrived the phantom ship to a reporter said : **1 well remember lhe fright I onoc the showman brought hia guiding hand hud on her account. I waa a boy then, to hear on the tableau, applied tbe on my first trip to sea, and the saitors match In the usual manner, retiredt >spent all of their spare time in telling awaited results. So did the sr~‘**°rs. A minute passed, and n»oer». but still me stories of the sea, and particularly no battle. The ■bowman stepped for­ blood-curdling stories of the Flying ward and addressed the crowd. "It Dutchman. We were homeward bound' has not went off," he remarked, and from Manila at tbe time of my fright, proceeded to investigate. Again the and a* we neared tbe Cape of Good Hope I began to think over the tale of fflmc result, and again. "It ha* not wmt off, Indies and gentlemen. I will the phantom ship, and by tho time that we rounded tbe Cape I bad worked my­ now show von the great airthquake of Lisbon He gathered the firo-works self into snch a state that the appear­ together und filled a barrel with the ance of a sail on tho horizon would send a chill over my body. The Bail­ pieces. He poured pitch over them and ors noticed my condition and deter­ tilled the .seams between the staves mined to have ^o.na fun at my expense. with gunpowder. Once more he ap­ One night, during my wateh on deck, plied the life-giving torch, with as­ *<>on after we had passed the Cape, onw tonishing result-. There ws* an explo­ sion. and when 'nH was ovex ho gave a of the seamen totAhod me on th shoulder and said: *73ivre's the Flying Ladlea and gents, and so ha* three Dutchman!' 1 looked over the weather rail, and although we were undet finger* of toy right hand. Good even­ reefed topsail*. I saw a large ship bear­ ing, and many thank*. The airthouako ing down on us under a clond of oan- will not be repeated.”—H. Y. Harald va*. I stood with bated breath and with mv eye* fixed on the ship until she had passed u* and di*appeared in the darknesa to Incward. .4* “he had neared us my hair snemed to stand m end. and It was not until she was uwt about which b a soft carpet of pine of right that 1 regained -.efficient con­ needle* and trailing killickinntoks. At trol of myself to speak. It war not until afterward that I found out that n ship running before the wind could carry sail a ith perfect safety that would swamp a »hip that waa rioMx-hasiled. :»M petit toi.rr, JjOW READY ’ delivery Tie Barry Coutf AdbmI. EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE A useful book, full of infuitnatiM for Barry County people. their own county. DAYS Winter Goods * At and Below Cost To reduce Stock before moving. ODDS AND ENDS. Tho brooch or round pin h fast be­ coming popular. Silver toilet article* are exhibited in great 4aricty for tbe holiday trade. Very beautiful are wmc of the vin­ aigrette* made by plating silver on Seal-skin eacquos come in short length*. Some have loose pointed fronts. Solitaire diamond earring, are al­ most the only sort worn by New York ladles. Sterling ailver belt buckles, plain and ornamented, are counted with Christmas novelties. Short seal visile*. trimmed with a border of Alaska sable or other fur. are ven fashionable wrap*. Bieck Spanish lace dresses. made over black satin or colored silk, are fa­ vorites because becoming to both blondes and brunettes. Cantany. the Italian authority on corpulence and ita treatment. forbids hia patients tojiat fat. fat meat, fat fish, cheese, sweet fruits or anything containing sugar or starchv substance. The buttons and buckles used on fashionable dresses to-day give the sil­ versmith opportunities for the display of beautiful workmanship. Sometimes these buttons and buckle* are of bronze or old silver oat in classic shapes in high square relief; again they are of chased gold in rich dead shade*, aud liver trim'minga. sort and may be prepared m follows: Remove tbe peel and pith from large, fine oranges, observing care not to ent them through. Thb prepared, pass a double thread through the center of each with a long needle. To oat pound of powdered sugar add the whites of two eggs and whisk thb for about twenty minute*. Hold tbe oranges by {In thread and dip them into the beaten sugar and egg* so aa to cover every part; then pass a thin stick through the thread and fix it across a very *low oven for the sugar to dry. Oranges divided into quartans may be treated in the same manner when the smaller piece* are preferred. —H. Y. World. PROFITS IN SHEEP. Sometime* large profit* are realized by purchasing a lot of sheep and fatten­ ing them John Johnston, of New York, once purchased several hundred Merino sheep at an average price of 91.81. They were fod through tbe win­ ter with half a pound of oil cake and three-fifths of a pound of earn each per day, in addition to wheat or oat straw, government or to the protected manu­ at an expense of 91-63 per head for oorn ana oil cake, and sold in tbe facturer is to utter a falsehood. spring at 96 each. This left him 92.56 When we view the marvelous devel­ per head for tho straw, care and profit opment of our own country in the part quarter century; when we compare tbe condition ot American laborers with of Saxou Merino, made ■ grow gain that of the toilers of any other country $4.00 per head and a net profit of SI. under the mm; when we call to mind the fact that the necessaries of life are abertutely cheaper In America than In any other country; whsn we bear in mind that home markets are the beet far our large agricultural population and that protection improves home ttooUr ,bo,« ft* q«*U«r "< Newton, formerly United States Com­ missioner of Agriculture, onoo pur­ chased 200 sheep for 9900, led them four or five months, and sold them in Philadelphia market for an aggregate of 92,M»/--.V. X. Former. —Hau Qua. chief banker of Canton, China, u worth one billion and four hundred million dollar*. Great Ceaar! Table Linens, Bleached and Brm Cotta Al Bedrock prices. ■ Grebn Wood wanted. Julius Russell.' See Here! As we are about entering upon the ready pay system, we desire those whose bills are long past due to call and adjust the sank withont delay. We are tired of book-keeping, and still more tired of dunning. We will sell you good goods as cheap as the same quality can be bought in the State, but-must have our pay for them when^sold. No credit given after February J'*' Respectfully Brooks & Cook. January 20Ul -1886- FstaryBOti. LOADED! I have too many Winter Goods, and will for the next THIRTY DAYS sell at 20 r>ex* Cent OFF! The following: Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Underwear, Woolen Hosiery, Skirts, Leggings, Bed Beankets. Yarns, Gloves and Mittens, Caps, Flannels, Woolen Shirts, Over­ coats, and Black and Colored Cashmi >•’ Also my Entire Stock of OLOTHT*0 protective -X. F. Tri- —Winter is tbe best sea* !• •f4 .*•* M. J. GOSS. �le Hastings Banner. Under the new postal law a person taking a newspaper from the office, without paying tor it, is guilty of theft. PER8OMALMEMTION. Judge Smith waa in Charlotte _____________________ MraEbipinan one of the old * of town , 12 ia 7 verv fesble am „■ this t: — ‘ . Frank Fancoast h visiting Charlotte long survive. . ’ ’ action is liable to criminal proceed­ friends. Two rieogh loads attended the social / ings as if he had stolen goods from a at Robert Blivina* and report a large Frank Nims, ot Grand Rapids, is ‘n crowd in attendance. Local Advertising Rales: the dty. /The coldest snap this winter so far iRViwa. Viola Willison, of Augusta, is home recorded was Tuesday night and Again tbe cold hand of death has vis­ on a visit. Wednesday. Wednesday morning John ited our little burg, this time taking a P. W. Niakern is now City Attorney wife and mother from the family of Hessmer’s registering thermometer at vlduat* or organization*, rirepl tor charttab to his store showed 2fi below: that at his of Manistee. James Poland. The bere*ved htuilmnd t.-uevoIrMit parjKMM, will be diar^txl for al house, 28 lielow zero. JOther tbermomMrs. Lottie Brown returned to Man­ is left with little boys to care for. The expressions of sorrow and sympathy we ineters about the citynwiged from 28 to istee yeaterdHy. 34 below. hear, show the people sympathize with A. R. McOmber was in Charlotte him. Funeral U» hr held in the M. E. RANTED! Thk Bellevue Gazette is advertising Thursday and Friday. church Tuesday at 10 a. m. the Bohemian oat swindle. An editor That Bowens Mills scribe for the A daughter waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Journal must have the colic, although who will knowingly impose upon bis Ed. Doyle Thursday night wh thunk him for his unprecedented readers by puffing such a gross humbug Mrs. W. Graham is visiting at her grnerority in giving us freedom in the is as bad as the man who will counte­ nephew's, Mr. F. Ackerson's. N. E. corner of hia township. We do nance obtaining money under false Mrs. Geo. Keith, of Greenville, is not in the least fear him. Just keep pretenses. The time is coming when keep your eyes open and you may see the papers which favored Bohemian visiting at Mrs. James Roberta. other things you can't account for. oata will be in very bud odor.' Mr. E. L. Richards, of Richland, waa That little girl at Mr. Frenchea' is ropmentod by me. The funeral ot John Matthews, in the dty on business Thursday. just too sweet for anything says the whose death from a falling limb, was Mr. Harry Walker, of Martin, MiehM Democrat. What'a the matter of the little boy? mentioned in our last, occurred Fri­ visited Hastings friends last week. 200 Cords Wood. TIP. day. The funeral took place from the Oay Blackford baa secured a position M. E. church was very largely attended. as typo on the Centreville Times. Good Fitzgerald poet. G. A. IL, of which the for Jay. \ deceased was h member, attended the Miss Grace Black returned from an XTILS- W. H. HAYFORD has a fine funeral in body, and accompanied tly* extended visit to Indi anna polls Wed­ remains to their final resting place. >1 clans in nesday night. The contract for the construction of Mrs. Brightwell, of Grand Rapids, the new Newton, house and opera house was the guent of Mrs. W. H. Goodvear has been let to*A. E. Fowler. The op­ the past week. era house block will be three stories Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brooks and Mrs high, 45x85. The first story will con­ Solon Bentley are visiting friends in tain two commodious store rooms. The .Martin, Allegan Co. second and third stories will be used for L. E. Knappen has recovered from an opera house proper, and Mr. H. L. Newton informs us will be handsome­ his recent severe illness suffldently to again attend to business. ly fitted and furnished. JOHN BKSSMEH, Jeveler. Local News. Messrs. 1’eckham A Gonriunr, the enterprising proprietors of the Freeport Herald, will give a social party at Un­ ion hail. Freeport. Friday evening Fel>ruary 12th. The stibscril»erM of the Herald who have paid in advance are invited to this party. It is unique in design, and will cultivate a warm persppal friendship between the pushing proprietors of our lively contemporary and its large list of subscribers. Court convenes Febraary 15th. rttosPEUTH are that Michigan wheat wtfl winter in good shape. Now i.* the time to plant advertise­ ments for the spring crop of trade. The time for collecting taxes in tho city has been extended to March 1st. Arrangements are perfecting for a new city hall. 1*4 the good work go StauvHk A Salisbury were the original instigators of the cash system of trade in this dty, and they will, buy and sell for cash. You cannot buy goods any cheaper in this state than you can at their store, and their steady increuafug trade deiuostratei that their customers know it. It’s your cheapest place to buy dry goods, boots anil shoes or grocerire in this county. Go ami see them and l>e convinced. ' DOWUMO. More sleighing. Revival meet Ings have commenced A large crowd is expected at the so­ cial Fridav night Mrs. J tierrington is on the sick list. After this singing school will be held on Saturday night instead of Monday night nn account of the protracted meetings. We understand that David Boyes lost or had stolen, some money while gone on his visit to Ohio. Very sorry, but cant help you. There is to be a dance ut Dowling tho —<!, Imt we hope there will not be any A. J. Bnwne and family left for Cali­ more ammonia or “sweet oil" Jugs. R.J. Rice is going to buy another fornia Thursday last, lie terminated horse in the place of the one he lost, as his residence here on that day. • soon as he can find the one that suits Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, of Grand him. SHAKER. itapids, were the guests of Judge Smith and wife Thursday and Fridav. Dr. Lowrv attended the Barry & Eston Medical Society's quarterly good, oraasarfll*. meeting at Charlotte Thursday last. Isaac Hendershott is fitting up the residence vacated by A. J. Bowne, and will toon occupy tbe same aa a home. Mrs. John Kurti and Mrs. Dr. Lath­ rop gave a very pleasant tea party at the home of the latter Friday evening. UM is.* J eerie Curtis has returned to Cold water to resume her d uties as teach­ er in the state public schools at that city. . Uflie narty given bv Mrs. Geo. Good­ year Thursday evening mi one of the We learn that there is indubitable most p!oa.*ant social events in the histo­ ry of the city.) । Stop, just long enough to turn to the evidence that A. Merchant has sold advertisement of the “T, C. A ‘Co." ^/Charley Baldwin has been signed in liquor to one Chaijey Mann, a minor. The lately reorganized Detroit ball dub, clothing. It is time this business was stopped, The Knight* of Pythias are making i .^..1 «little wholesome law should lie and has his muscle hardened up for a hot campaign with the sphere. ) grrat^preparations for their bail Fdbru-;• Mlniinia administered to this wanton and reck­ Eugene Harthorn. Orangeville's town less lavf-brvaker. We had hoped the. There are atill a number of our sub­ council would refuse to .accept his treasurer, was the first to settle with the scribers who ought to make themselves bonds, for this man has caitsed misery county treasurer and the secretary of enough in his capacity of vender of the Barry & Eaton Insurance Co. Eu­ •‘square with the books.” bottled lightning. Let him be prose­ gene in one of the hustler*. The beet assortment of fringed ami cuted. E. D. Whitlock waa in the dty from lace valentines, comics, and valentine The January number of The Century Friday to Monday. Erv. has secured a cards, at Roberta* nowsoom. “phat take" aa traveling salesman for An attorney representing Milo B. is out of print, and a new edition of the Belknap Wagon & Sleigh Co., of Stevens pension agency of Detroit was 5.000 copies is on the press. The pub­ Grand Rapids. We congratulate'him at the Co. Clerk's office Friday. lishers have bad to increase the edition upon his promotion, The annual meeting of the Barry A . of the February Century, since it has <^Mii« Ella Marshall. Orton Llcbty. Baton Insurance Co. will be held in been printing, on account of the extra Belle Hicks, Belle Hotchkiss, Clara demand for this "Midwinter'’ number. this citv Tuesday, February 16th. The editors sent in word to the puldish­ Roberta, Dorr Mudge, Charley Palma­ (/There will be a temperance address ing department a few days ago that “if tier and Will Shean visited Mias Mar­ as the Star school house on Tuesday the public only knew how good Febr­ shall's home in Prairieville Friday, re­ \ •veiling next, by Dr. Woodmansee. uary number is going to be, the law* turning home Sunday evening. - Charlotte had a big fire Wednes­ edition [cnnriderably over 200,000] We have ordered a new fokling ma­ day night. - destroying considerable would be exhausted on the day of issue. chine for our mechanical department, property on her main business street. There will lie a social ondrentertainwhich we expect will soon arrive. Unless all appearances are deceptive, ment at Union Hall, Tuesday evening. >75,000 worth of new buildings will be February 9th. under the auspices of When in position the Banner will be printed and folded by steam, the folder erected in Hastings tho coming season. Fitzgerald post, G. A. R.. for the bene­ taking the papers as fast as printed and Seykkal Hastings Knights of Pyth­ fit of the family of Mrs. John Matthews, preparing them for lhe mailer. ias will attend a session of Ivy Lodge, whose late husband met an accidental Rutland was the place. Will ChidisNashville, Friday evening of this week. death recently on the Rower farm, About fifteen couples from this city north of the citv. The supper will be ter the man. Axe and clothes line tell attended a danoe at Thornapple Satur­ a contribution from all citizens. The the remainder of the story, except the day evening. They report a pleasant admission to hall will be 25 cents, and date, which was Saturday. Will gash­ all are invited to attend this benefit, time. and aid a worthy, family. Tho literary ed bis face just below the eye. and it Wk thought we had cold weather entertainment will consist of the lec­ waa thought for a time that the organ . here Wednesday morning, but up at ture mentioned in our last, by F. M. of virion was destroyed. We are hap­ Ishpeming the thermometer iregistered Potter, on the humorous and sober py to say that be is getting along nice­ phases of army life. This lecture alone ly, and that he will continue to have 44 below zero. will In* worth more than the price of two healthy optics. J. H. Bkamxr & Co. have an attrac­ admission; and if you want to hear a Our public spirited friend, John tive double column announcement in good solid lecture and laugh till your this Imub worthy the careful attention rides ache, you should hear M r. Potter. Betamer, has perfected arrangements of all our readers. Besides there will be two recitations by whereby Hastings win have a fullThe entertainment by Miss Grannis Miss Minnie Potter, of Nashville, who fledged signal service. The department was not so well attended as It should has a charming deli very, sad will ren­ at Washington assured Mr. Beesmer have l»een. Those present speak of her der the recitations to the might of all. that If he would secure the necessary James Clark, Esq., and Rev. W. A. staff, flags and instrument*, the full m an elecntlonist of great merit. Hunsberger will give abort addrwaas, The past two weeks have been mx- and Miss kibble McLaughlin will ren­ weather bureau dispatches would be •eedingly lively ones for the burineea der a fine recitation. The literary ex- forwarded to him at government ex­ Mien of Hastings. Tbe good sleighing crcisre will be first-class, and at their pense. A subscription paper was cir­ culated and the necessary funds raised has given the trade a lively boom. conclusion will follow the supper. En­ to get the staff and flags. The former Last 5-mlle contest for the cham­ tertainment will commence promptly will be in front of Mr. Bessmer's store, pionship medal at the Jeff. Saturday at 7 <fclock. Come everybody. and will be 70 feet in heighth so that the night. St. Clare Brock has won it ^January 28th. in this dty, occurred signals can be seen from any point on twice, the last time in lees than 21 min­ State street nnd from many other points tbe reunion ot Co. E. of the new 3d of the city. utes. Tin: regular monthly meeting of the Michigan Infantry, which was organ­ Uxiox Conference.—There will be a W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church, will be ized in August, IBfiL A splendid social held at the rwddenoc of Mrs. Traverse time was had, and tbe reunited vrter- meeting of Barry county prohibltlonPhillips on Wednesday evening. Feb. ana did ample justice to an oyster sup­ ista nt Temperance hall in Hastings, per Jo vetaom Ing the vlandAin true mil­ on Monday, Feb.8th, with the follow­ 10th, 1880. itary' stylw The following memtaro ing program: Thk Banner is a little late this week were present: —for the first in many months. We Andrew 8ml Woodland. will ire that it comes out on time Jacob Funk, segularly hereafter. I’reas of other Nelson H. Orr, vllle. work caused the delay. Oliver P. Nl Orangeville, John T. Shelp, OngevTlle. ________ Ca-SKT, the thief sentenevd to JaricAllen ('ampbell. Gfoveland, Oakland son from this county, has developed such unmistakable symptoms of insan­ (!o. Ju. Campbell, Atlas,\ Genesee Co. ity that he has been tranferred to the W. IL Wickham, Ionia asylum for the criminally insane. W. J. Mills, Johnsto Civil service reform is getting in its J. A. Nelson, Hanover, k.-»on Co. perfect work. M. B. Brooks, supervisor Conrad Kahler, Hope. P. Bagla, Carlton. •f Castleton, has been made postmaster E. M. Hinman, City. •f Nashville. Barney will make a good < HUTULMD. IL M. Merritt. “ officer, nnd succeeds as good a one hs ! } John White, City. Splendid sleighing, and those who could te dmlrvd. fTiLpuSi;.''-"' have anything to do tn the way of team­ The double column announcement S. J. Wilty, ing arc improving it concerning the Kenfield furnace should S. ITjillips, “ The revival meetings at the Yeckley bo nad by alt our roodon. and tbe »u<-: j'n j'.jSK&S11!--,school house have closed and a class of Mialk&fcEa-.—-—.between twenty and twenty-five has gestions therein contained acted upon . —Xh~>Fgaiimitif _ Ion wm perfected. with been formed. About one-half of them tbooo who want to boat thotthomra follo.iM offlit.: ' JfcZr. » " are converts. or otorrs thoroughly rad cheaply. . prK,_E/J(. Hlnmra. . Tbos. Heney was drawing wood from ■ Now lot there be light. We loam Boe. SoFy-.!. N. Collnrtor /^.t0 bis timber lot and drove his team into a that the ladle* are wUIIm to turn oyer !£;,“!$ ’'"rf. spring hole. They sunk out of right. -all but their heads, and it took nearly to the ooundl tor the pnrebaee of «rrer—SHcFTtST two hours to get them out. They were lamps the funds raised by them for the i will occur in This city’the second re- badly chilled, but in a few days were all railmad. It was the understanding at union of Co. E, also a regimental reun- right. Thomas will be more careful in the time tbe money waa raided that it ion of the new 3d Michigan Infantry, the future. shonld be used for lighting the city if ■ State papers are invited to announce Mrs. Alice Harris hat) been quite com­ the railroad project fall through. time and place of above union. fortable for several days past Will buy more GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY nnd GLASSWARE at J. H. Beamer & Co.’s Than at any similar establishment in Barry county. Proof of the pudding is the eating of it. The correct rest of the above assertion is a thorough trial. We invite the bargain hunter to make the test to his satisfaction. We can point to scores who have done so. To-day they are our regular custo­ mers. Why this is so can’be summed up' in this. We pay cash for our goods. We sell them for cash and Casii OixlyThereby we save time and money in not keeping booka; save paying constable and justice fees. As we give no credit at all we lose nothing from bad debts and interest on accounts. No man is good enough financially to get credit at our store. When a customer buys goods of ns he pays for the goods oqly. He U not paying for time and rfioney spent for book-keeping. He is not feeing the constable and justice. He is not helping to feed the dead-beat nor paying interest on long time accounts. You can see plainly from the above why we can and do sell goods in our line cheaper than credit dealers possibly can. We are the leaders in low prices and we dare quote prices. Here Are el Few: To our happy arhoolroom bead. To a purer, happlrr land. Towbed her brow ao pure and while To that home of endtea* light. We all aball follow one by one. To that land ot pare delight. W ben oar earthly work is done, tivtitle eeliuolmale. bow we ml** you MIm tby pare, sncclic lace. Best roller flour, per cwt., - b'kwt - . Rolled Avena, per ft> Granulated wheat meal, per tt> Cerealine, per package. “ two packages, - “ Rcasted Rio Coffee, ~ 05 Rojamoja Coffee (extra fine) 15 Nutmegs, per oz. 7 bars Kirk's Soap, A 1% inch glass stand lamp complete, with burner and (We are the only house in the dty XXX flint glass chimney. which handles the genuine brand of Ebony and gold hanging lamp, this flolir.) Glass sets, consisting of butter Sptar Head plug tobacco, per lb. 45 Grit ...... 35 dish, sugar bowl, creamer and spoon bolder, all for - Sweet Cuba, fine cut. 45 31)0 match's. Bad Boy, “ “ 7800 “ Jumbo “ “ 18 Sentry smoking tobacco 00 U1 We are retailing sugar at wholesale prices. Pralecn U> our Lord and Klug, Where tbe nngel« are rejoicing And tnelodiom welkin* ring. All good Astronomers are constantly studying the movements of the stars. Red Star Cough Cure movements are prompt. It removes the worst cough at once. Twenty-five cents. “a 2 20 ;lass at the Cash'Grocery House. J. H. BEAMER & CO. the best FURNACE MADE 1 - Era Dolor. J. B. Hall. Mr*. John HalL Ids Hatch. Mr*; Bert Hay*. Cbrittophcr Kill. MS /V. ■ T « And therefore the cheapest, is the v^Il’powbm.p. m. ' Haetimob wawrwra ftaponUed Its Points of Superiority are.: Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Getting ■ the greatest quantity of heat from a given quantity of wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. 1 ?S?hmS Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but one. It has an ash-pit Most wood furnaces have none. This gi vew 2■ the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ naces as a heat producer. TO BUILDERS.-Tb* Eran«!»ea; ▲aaodaUoa at Woodland doalrea tofatorrn NOTICE mrr‘» atore In Haitian from 10 to 1 o’clock Saturday, Eeb... a.13. Propoaala ...I-.,--J — , ,_1 Tv.must ------- Tj.eckardt, Uhalrman BriMtar Osmmtoe. CLOTHING Tto “ T, C. * CO.’ clothing FITS Niwly, bra . CUSTOM FINISH rad i. MADE TO WEAR. It i» FAMOUS tor bang the BEST rad CHEAPEST, rad ia trad. in ALL These Goods may be known by the above trademark on the ticket*. Don't buy any more clothing until you have keen some nf the T, C. A Co. brand R. K. GRANT. In Han It at Last This 3 . saves much trouble and inconvenience. Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a 4■ house. Thickness of shell, and castings and radiators; giving aa5. snrance of long wear and better uniformity of heat. Perpendicular flues, insuring much more heat than the or6• dinary horizontal flues. Thoee who expect to build houses the coining season will save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at Brooks & Kenfield’s. Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. , INTo More "Wood Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary p stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less tn to operate, will heat your whole ' ' —“----- temperature, and is cleaner and lies a stove. Whether your dwelling is to put in one of these furnaces. At can see one in operation. Call in. �CRITTENDEN VERY ANGRY. lu.’.tooocl S.wktar»e»<» ....... .... ——— _ IXM' tj. ntnl went there to prorent ntf avi-rtntnient. in-U-iu.’ or to I....I < rMll. tllMlml to M.-CUI rboui I bad prescotod.” THE lw6lAN WAR, hours'JifKfwith Indiana. January^,! 1, at KaaS^Nocari. iu Honora, tho American y^rfiree, under Uiptnin Crawford, wim tired on by Mrafcnn troops, American Monte re­ laming the Hre. Fivs ol tbe, American -party wen wounded, among thorn,Captain Crawford, whadtel three days later, while ■tin- Mrriran l<»-x wim four klliod and five wounded Th<* Mexicans claim that they TOietooh the Ami-ricona foe Indians, but Lieutenant Mnus givnf it iu his opinion that the M>-xicau» intended to route the ,\m<r lean a and appropriate their camp / quipagv nod commissary store*. W.«ouxnox, -ten. SS.—The War Departofficial information of the attack made in-tfonom, Mi x., by a band of Mexicans on the United State* troops under Captain Km■inet Crawlirtd iX the Third cavalry, ia which Captain Crawford and others th-ook. General Crook hn» no doubt tlist -hich kd ENTOMBED BY SNOW. situat'd near Telluride, Col. On Wadnnt- lanrhr oi snow descended without a iuo■sent'r warning and striking the cabin, carried it, with its occupants, fully three hundred fact, completely demolishing it and burying the men under an immense they saw at i» gianre that a uumlw-r of tbrir cumpanioiM. wero evidently beried. Ttk-y »et to work with r will’ to n»auccrcded in getting them all out. Sima Brer, David Vveratrewt, Michael Mitchell *MmI William Harford were dead; William Delaney and John Hanna were fatally in­ jured und several uthorn were badly bruised. Friday by n nia*»-ini*Ung, composed Territorial days. Thu meeting wm held un­ der the *u*;«.cr* of the Kansas Historical .•focicty, pr nided over by Charles Rob­ inson. the first Governor of the State. ton, B. F. SintjRKm, D. R. Anthony, John •’peer. 9. Ji. Wood, T. D. Thatcher, General Blair, ex-Senator Caldwell afid others, and NiMivii.lk, Tenn., Feb. I.—Ex-Governor -'•rill 8. Bros n diud at hia residence in thin city Saturday morning, after a year n ill- elghi und United State* Minister to Ruaaia Texas Pacific railroad, and lather of Neill S. Brown, clerk «>! the House ol Repre­ sentative :vt Washington. “epUd the rotdgnaUoa of laird Salisbury and bin Cabinet, nnd has Hiinimoned Mr. Gladstone for a consultation. J.a rd Haltsbury returned to London Friday from Osborne, dowdy gunrded by detectives. It in sanl that the Queen, before summoning Mr. Gladstone, hesitated between him and Lord Hartington, and ordered the minister* nut to surrender their seats of office until Monday. and Mra. Phillip Thcdbald, of Rice Point, Duluth rood seven milt* south of U>b city, were etruck bv n freight train. Mre. ThsdbuW had both feet run.over and waa otherwia* ro injured that »!>.■ died immediately, nnnhue'* aiioulder w« dislocated. tlx-Grand Army ot the Republic Friday a resolution was adopted lurking tbe State »*«< paaseagm wounded. • ta ptered at »M.OOO. ou. h- ’“J traveling in Spain. The roads Egypt have become proverbial, and it mtwt strike the reader as eoiritethintf spbnd ip Ihelr primitive meanaXnd ap­ vary now and extraordinary to hear pliances to tbe rode munpe're ot th • that this great spendthrift has grown common people. To bvgin with, they to be u penurious and saving as he are vuty slow. You .^consume a day in was liberal in hia early days. The going a short ^dfatance that might world knows that for years the ex­ easily be accompli»hed in a few hours. Khedive throw millions of money ont In hsrdly any portion of the n. ninsuls of the windows, so to speak, of his are there* more than two dally train*, nniubericw palaces- His extravagance one qf-ihese carrying ouly aecond-claM had reached its culminating ooint at the passengers, and as comparatively few tiipe of the opening of the Sues Canal. persons travel first-class they must Thousands of his foreign cuesta «n-z go bv that particular train or wait joyofl his libera! hospitality for month*; twenty-four hours. Stop-over tickets andbecame so enamored with the coun­ are never allowed, nor is a passenger try of the Pharaohs that tiiekz»>ro- ever given n ticket to any particular 4_ ----- a stay, after the closo-of the fes­ point unless the train makes all Ute longed . ,• . . th|, tivitlns. han to be shortened by through oonntc’Uoaa. He may be will­ ___ ________ but decided hint from a trustedI (Govern­ ing to wait sit some junction a few it was meat official, "t* or '* ” time the hours Uil the next train leaves, but bo Jink of returning to such infrocUon of the rolua is permitted. guests began, their re------ ,ui<e homes.'? One fine day He must either go back to ms hotel, if Ismael wrfia hnd to rclincntiah his place he has come to Ute station with the toTejri Pashu and to take up his own idea that he could leave at that hour, Since then he has traveled or take Lia ticket by home roundabout ,-All over Europe, and having taken good route that he hsa no desire to follow. care to lay up a dollar or two in case Spanish ticket ngente'are uncommonly of unforseen eventualitiea, he has slow and stupid. Three trains may be been enabled to continue his lux­ about to leave one after the oilier for urious stvlc of living pretty much different pointe. Yon may wish to go as of old. Hi* favorite ’ resort* by the second or third, and having are Naples and Vienna. At the latter come to tbeHtation you taknyourplace city he never fails to take up his abode in line to bwv your ticket. It is use-, in the hotel ot the "Goldenen Lamm” leas. The ticiete are only being sold (gilded sheep), which he had frequently for the find train, and that must he visited while Khedive of Egypt, having dispatched before any can bt> sold for been invited by the Emperor, Franx Joseph, to take’part in somn festivity the second. So you lenVe the line and wait, and nre fortunate if you arc able or other. Times have wrought many to get your ticket and lake your place changes since. But Inst yew It wax discovered that one of the followers of before every available seat has been oc­ cupied. Even in cities of some size the Khedive had made a serious finan­ ticket-offices ore mean and poky places, cial mixcalculation in hia own—not in often in one corner of the baggage­ the ex-KlH*dive’* interest, and that a room. Station-houses are always dirty, sudden change was noticed to have and ngente and ticket-takers are often overtaken the latter. Society of Vien­ unclean and take your ticket with fin­ na upon a sudden heard with great gers contact with which seems unde­ amazement that Ismael Pasha hnd be­ sirable. Firat-clnss coaches are about come economical; that he hnd dis­ ax good aa the second-dami in France charged hia paymaster; that he audited and Italy, while the second-class are no every bill, even the smallest, himself, more comfortable than those of the and that he scrutinized every charge third-clxM in those countries. Cars of alt and claimed it extravagant. It must grades in France are cushioned and not bX^upposed, however, that the ex­ j warmed in winter, not as comfortably Khedive has suddenly become a pauper; , as in America, but with chauferettee. to the contrary, although, aa compared which are heated and placed in the with his former mode of living, -he may cars at certain stations. It is aa. cold be called so. he still managea to gut or colder in all the central and northern along very comfortably. Ho occupies, part* of Spain, but no such comfort­ with his suite, thirty rooms in the able devices seem to have been thought "Goldenen Lamm.” and recently pur­ of. But your opportunities for seeing chased three thousand dollar*' wortn of all classes are good—the chattering stores for the new building he had Andalusian, lhe gayly-costumed Cata­ erected in Naples for hia harem. Hu lonian, the coaroe Castilian and the knows that wen Naples is occasionally voluble female traveler. — Cor. 8at» visited by frosts, ano being a personal Francisco Chronicle. friend of warmth he also wants hia wives and their dares to be comfortably THE PANAMA CANAL. housed. He does not take much inter­ est in his harem. It never did interest him mbeh, and he only maintains it beeadse it is a requirement of a Mussul­ man of distinction. Upon his recent Government to permit him to raise sojourn in Vienna he was accompanied by his favorite wife, the mother of more money to prosecute the work of Prince Ibrahim. He does not appear completing the Panama Canal. So far in public with her, but the well-pre­ thia authorisat ion has been refused. In served lady is often seen in company the meantime statements come from with her waiting-maid upon lhe streets the isthmus that the work is practical‘ a failure. The reasoning runs In. of the Austrian capital, dressed in the a ia wise: Estimated amount *>f exca­ most elegant French toilet, and no one vation required for the canal, including would suspect she was the wife of the rock cutting. 125.OUO.OGO cubic meters; well-known ex-Khedive.—Figaro. this ia the U*aaepa estimate, and ia be­ lieved to be much too low. Actual EXCITING ELECTIONS. amount ot excavation done. IS,000,000 cubic meters, or eleven per cent, of the whole. This is principally in soft Parliamentary election* must be rath- earth. Tbe cann! was to be finished, ,er exciting in Mexico, judging from tho according to M. do Lessens, in 1888. liveliness which accompanies municipal Time h of. the essence of his undertak­ aontestH in that delightful country. ing, since he has to pay interest on tbe capital employed in construction, in­ Even when local feeling runs high it ia cluding the share capital. Ona-half of rare that these latter struggles give rise the time has pa seed, and only onein the United States to anything worse tenth of the wont ia done, and this the than strong language. In Mexico, on least difficult part. The highest month­ the contrary, deeds are considered far ly achievement has been 776.000 cubic more effective than words, especially meters; the average was only 617,000 when carried out with revolver and per month in 1884. The nature of the bowie knife. Thus, we read without work is such that a more rapid of excavation can hardlf surprise that at Buztamcnte the other rate day the two factions turned out heavily be expected. If an average of armed, and fought, in the streets for 700,000 cubic meters can be maintain­ several hours. After a time, too, they ed, and if the Lemeps estimate of the appear to have fired and stabbed quite total amount required to be done is not promiscuously, without caring whether too low, and If the dreadful Chagreo they killed friend or foe. The fighting, can be controlled, and if the money is wp are told, "was of a perfectly indis­ forthcoming, the canal may be com­ criminate character. When hostilities pleted in nine yean from the present were at last suspended by nightfall the time; but Lieutenant Winslow, of the •tate of the battlefield demonstrated the United States navy. In a recent report, prowess of the oombatants. Six dead, expresses the opinion that it can not ba fifteen mortally wounded and a large finished undvr any circumstances be­ number of leas darasged'MexicanR were fore the .year 1897. At thia rate it included in the list of casualties. The would take nearly a thousand million result was not considered satisfactory, of dollars to finish tbe work, lu the however, from an electioneering point mean time the company would be of view, nnd the leaders consequently bankrupted, nnd the enterprise would agreed to renew the struggle on the fol­ have to be undertaken bva new syndi­ lowing morning. We are not aware cate backed by the French Nation. t\ow often municipal contests take place Then, ,argue the opponents of this nt Buztamente,' but if they nre of fre­ work, even If completed it would never quent occurrence the population must nay, for more time would be' consumed bein a fair wav to reach its vanishing m going from Europe to the east coast point—BroofUyn Eagle. of Asia by way of the Panama Canal than is now necessary in sailing by way of the 8uex Canal and the Indian Early Utah Juries. Oeean. Time Ut money, and there th those primeval days the petit would be no money by changing the juries were in the habit of exercising steamship travel from the Mediterranean the functions of both jury and court. to the now route via the Pan sms Canal. They would oct only bring in a verdict Still we suspect that M. de Lesseps We be­ of guilty, but would also proceed to would tell a different story. lieve the canal will be finished before the sentence th*, prisoner. In the ease of five years are over. — DemoretC.c the United States vs. Platts, in 1855. the jury found the defendant guilty, * Burmese History. and sentenced him to thirty days im­ prisonment, and to pay a fine of three The histoiy of the first Burmese war hundred dollars. The verdict was signed "Phineas H. Yonng. one of the is curiously rendered In lhe chronicles ^°fiere is another. amusing verdict, of the Burmese Kings. These author­ ities declare that some sixty years ago found in the caae of the People vs. white stranger* from the Weat ventured Moronol Green: "We, the jury, find n to dispute with the Lord of the Golden verdict of guilty on tlie second count Palace. They came in ships, capturing in the indictment unanimoualy by im­ Rangoon and Prome, and because the prisonment for a term, of six months.” Lord of the Golden PbIacc. in his pious Another jury found a man guilty of abhorrence of taking fife, mad*; no larceny, ana sentenced him to pay a preparations to oppose them, they fine double in ' amount the value of the reached Yandaboo. By then, however, property stolen. — Salt I^ke Tnbune. thev had spent vast sums of treasure, —A jcouple in Franklin Conner. Ga., and their resource* were exhausted, were married a few days ago. during leaving them in great diatrewi. But the the dinner-hour, while they were mak- Burmese sovereign in answer to their prayers mercifully helped them, giving them money for thoii return, aud only ordering them to leave tbe country. Why they did not comply with the gra­ cious request, the veracious • chronicler saith no*.—K. F. ftd? thrift Thaaks to ’ hmael*Pash*’x ececotricitio* and ex­ ..•ppo* pwRup *qj jQOtjSnanp 'wmuj nj ‘Jinrauaf) nt—X^tre.qiuqo jo reo; «p paw spuopj oqt Xq e^n* poajojnpun (pa eq p|DQM 3j aomtop]v Qjuuoo • jo uarnm^wq uqi Aq pojdopv ajoM ajnrBom v qau* j] -edojn^ ino -qffnojqj inq puuiXug uj X|uo iou ’-Mitre -pspqOOjMOiq V aqppOMJl -pfo*!» -oj £|tuJ!i sq ppoq* Murasm v qong,, sqaraqa tpiipteaaqi jo iuamu*!iq«pM«n’ eqt jo saw ’pp areas xpeAyqsp mou •jafiuinofl uoa JQ »iqwJsu*A aqj,— -Twenty-eight students of Brown University tcacm in the evening schools »f Providence nnd Its vicinity. Thfs potent personage haa been al­ lo wed to rule too despotically in the feminine world, and the indies aay that it b time her tyranny received a check. But not even Mrs. Grundy hiu dared to hpeak against the value • of Brown’s Iron Bitten as a streagthing tonic for ladies who suffer from dehlhty. It en­ riches the blood and completely raetoree failing health. Mias Salite L. Paulea, Wrightaville, Pa. waacured by Brown’a Iron Bitters of back-ache, kidney trou­ ble, and liYer complaint The Eureka iron worka at Wyandotte will be soon lighted by efocCrtety. “Throw Pfayato to tbe >»<<*” when It is tbe old-fiuihloasd Hur juaas. blue pill sort, and insist on using Dr. Pierce’s "Pleasant Purgative Pcllrta,” a modern medical luxury, being small, sugar-coated granules, containing the active principle of certain roots and herbs, nnd which will be found to con­ tain as much cathartic power as any of the old-fashioned, larger pills, without the latter’* violenU drastic effects. The pellets operate thoroughly but h irinksaly, establishing a permanently healthy action ot tht' stomach and liowrls, and aa an anti-bilious remedy are unequaled. During 1885 11,000 tons of pig iron were manufactured at Wyandotte; The great sources of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic are its great blood purifying quali­ ties and ita gentle aperitive action, there­ by removing all restraint from the secretive organs, curing promptly aud thoroughly dyspepsia, costlvenees, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick and nervous headache, ague, malaria, und all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts it with relish. Price fifty cents, ot Fred IlotchkiM. Mrs. Geo. Brown, of Clio, haa made a quilt which contains &UJ88 pieces. Plies, fistula* rupture and stricture radically cured. Book of particulars 10 cents in stamps. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ecoeaer re­ etom to its totinrr color the hair when turning An old phyalclau. retired fnnu prae'lee. haring ad placed in hts band* by an KaM India ml»- May. 1888; an account so full, and by hands so competent, moreover, that the full significance of the phenomena is made apparent. Mr. Verbeek was dis­ patched by the Government in question immudiatoly after the great outburst, to kivestigatr it* aauses and effeots, and with tbe assistance of Mr. J. Schnar­ msn has now published the second of tWo volumes covering the ground com­ pletely. A resume of the second vol­ ume, which deal; with the phenomena (the first volume 'xeating the history of the eruption), bar appeared in Nature. The inquiry ha* resulted in the conclu­ sion that the disturbBnoe' was volcanic and not aoiamic, though it bascertained that a seismic movement of the sea bot­ tom occurred in the whole region of the Molucca*. At the aame time earth­ quake* were felt in Australia, and thiwe movements are supposed to result from a connection between the subterranean reooMMa which lie between Krakatoa and Australia The theory of the erup­ tion put forward is that of t#e Midden influx of large bodies of water—prob­ ably the ocean—to masses of incandes­ cent matter in the neighborhood of the old volcano. The whole theory require* a revision of acme of Die suppositions concerning the thicknws of the earth'* crust- Mr. Verbeek holds to the doctrine of a cen­ tral lire, it 1* certainly nicewary to state, aud bis facta go.to show that we are really leas removed from it than may seem comfortable. What tends strongly to demonstrate the instability of tbe crusts is tbe extent of thedixtnrbancc caused by tbe outbreak ^pf Krakatoa. Hn some ways it was felt over the whole earth, tM explosions were actually heard over an area amounting to one-fourth of ti:e earth’* surface.while the air-wave caused trav­ eled all round the globe and back to Krakntoa. The great tidal wave which followed the principal explosions was DOt caused, it 'is now held, bv earth­ quake shocks, but ainply by the pro­ jection into the sea of enormous ma*M*« of matter, including one side of the crater iteelf, and the profuse dis­ charges from iL Mr. Verbeek ha* oah eulated that at/least eighteen cubic' kilometers of matter must have been Sected, and Nature gives this illnxtraon: "Imagine a box of ashes as large as Hyde Park and as high ax the dome of BL Paul’s, a hundred such boxes will give an idea of the mass of matter thrown out by Krakatoa in 1883." The elevation reached by the ejected ashes is estimated at titty kilometers, or nearly six times *the height of Mount EveresL tho highest mountain iu tinworld. Mr. Verbeek attributes the red sunset* to the presence in tbe air of th«v finer particles of the.duxt, to'rethcrwith aqueous vapor. ThdM particles ha be­ lieves made the circuit of the earth twice, being carried westward by strong east winds. Inasmuch as the tame kind of red tunsete have been ubaerred as recently aa the fall of 1885. it ia. however, difficult to accept the ex­ planation a* sufficionL The theory that the volcanic dust ha* remained in atmospheric suspension for two year* and a half h hardly tenable. After the eruption the sea was covered with pumice thickly. Some at this waa carriud-A* far aa the east coast of Africa; another portion L at present encounter­ ed in the Pacific Ocean, between lhe Caroline aud Marshall Islands; and tbe author calculates that this pumice will reach the American const at Panama in 1886 bls suffering fellows. Actuated for this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. 1 will VS! For over eight years I have sufferwLJrom catarrh which effected my eyes and bearing; have employed many physicians without relief. While Mr. Verbeek haa made a moat important contribution to the literature of a very interesting subject, it is not to be auppoeed that the volcanic or the seismic problem* are solved by him. He ha* indeed gathered data which supports the theory of a central fire, and the belief that the crust of the globe is, thinner than commonly sup­ posed. There are, however, many in­ explicable pointe, and a reasonable probability is the most that can be claimed for the inferences drawn from the phenomena of the great Krakatoa eruption,.—y. F. Trifruae. maRriAge Croeby, Naab- The Muskegon Chronicle uj, Col. We wart . U»ur> n. nwnu, mm niisou, X., had thirteen screfulous ulcere on his face ami neck. Hood’s Sarsaparilla eured them. Tbe Storey will case t« still on at Chicago. ... ... ,C4,VU not only to carry lu stock tbe best of everything, but to secure the Agency tor such articles as have well-known merit, and are popular with the peoole. thereby sustaining Ute reputation of brine always enterprising, and ever reliable. Havfog secured the Agency for Die celebrated K!UK!!? ■« I?™? motIn. rweeMrtnutto?ai“"*1 'rtmln>1 ■* h“ b**n (Uenn'aKnlphuraoap heal* * be.vutlB0s.5jc. Canadians Bring at Battle Creek talk of orgntelng a toboggan club. 1 More than 25jioo buahela of bmna were raised laat aeiwou within a radius ot seven miles of Charlotte. A Holland catholic church has been statistics. The English art a people much given to matrimony. Not only is their aver­ age annual marriage rate higher than those of all other European countries, with the exception of the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires, but, my* the Register-General, they also marry at an earlier ago than ia the com in any other Euroj>can oonntr. excepting Rus­ sia. In Russia a very large propor­ tion of the marriages are between boys and girls under twenty years of asreand it is stated that no lea* than from aixty to seventy per oeuL of the oonsenptu, who can not be over twentyone yew* of age. are already married when thev come to I* enrolled in the army. The explanation given of this ■trange anomaly by M. Pietro Bernenow “ ibnt in Russia the population contains an enormou* proportion of amidl agriculturists, who are in tho habit of marrying their sons al aa early an age a. ptwaibU (the legal age beinj eighteen for male*) iu order to secure an additional female laborer. Putting Mid* thb exceptional caw of Ruaaia. it will be seen that in no other oountry of which tho statistic* are given b the proportion of either males or female* who were under twenty-five at tinot ......................... hltb m i» E»t Sad- Vary nning bridm. bride, Uiu “ «» “J onJor l—.ntr 7Mn ot ago. arc proportionally more common in France; but with thb exception, and of ooura. that of RmHa. 4e figure, for England iu each of the first two column*, both for males and females, are higher than that for any other country.-CAieapo Interior. height of iriasuNi. ana ajxnii uy. Mvantagf* -j similar wBSivbkm of bnd in ou„, -thickly populated oountriM. But how are the small owner* to make ends meet’ Then will rfl] n.^,, . estate* on which the Aid of power and machinery vttii produce grain .,n toniu which no one who must depend on own manual labor can compete win, end tin produce of a few acre*, afi^ feeding a family, will not bring enough to cloth'- them, or to buy nnv but th* rimplcst instrument* of hand culture That close economy which such a ••tate at things has induced among the Vrenah and Gvnmdi* will be hardfr poasibln to the children and heir* free-living American*, and even if leam-rd, will hardly keep the wolf from the- door. It may be said that m those pinched in other occupation* resort to co-ope­ ration m a means of relief, so tbo».reduccd fanners might also co-op( rate and thus make complete and profitable farms by uniting the divbion*. Bin here another difficulty loom* up. Ths half of a farmer’s gain result, ^Om bb management. Another large con­ stituent of his profit comes ot the •kill and economy with which he oxes his tool*, and hb care to keep them in or­ der. Even now farmers ofuuj combine to psirchaae rumr imple­ ment or marbinc, which U too .-xpensive for any one of them to buy. he having need of it* use but a verv few day* in each year. Such cooperative Kshase rarely prove* satisfactory. several owner* want tbe impl*. ment on the very same days often: es­ pecially if H ioca harvester; or it breaks lor one. who is found fault with by JI the rest; or there U no particular place for keeping it. and the u*er let* g stand out iu a corner, or if it him a sheltering place, b too busy or negli­ gent to take it there. Thc.»e difficulties could be gotten over by arranging for each of the oo-oprrotors to keep cer­ tain of tbe neces»arj largeimplcmcnta. machines, team*. Ac., and to inu- them himself on all tin- lands in the union. But in thb case, weather will uvum complication, and vexatious delay or disappointment to some, who 'wil hardly have learned enough of fo>bearance or restraint to endure it with equanimity. If these essentials to fra­ ternal unity can be cultivated suffieL ently Id advance of the cjop culture, cooperation among small farmrv* may beconi*! possible, and highly benetfcenL not only to the material-intend of all concerned, but as anure* of some of the rarest and most excellent «f virtue*, and an assurance of eubxlantial ^AkiH15 POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel ot porXj treogth and wholraomene**. Mere eeon-tair* ban the ordinary kinds, arid rani>ot U- »r>U! la amhwi.g.. Ik. iri �— ——! DEATH’S SHADOW exceedingly common, but that It can be cured if taken in time. The story published in these columns recently, from the Rochester, N. Y, Democrat and Chronicle; created a d«d of comment here as it haa elsewhere. Apparently it caused even more com­ motion in Rochester, as the following from the same paper shows: Dr. J. B. Henion, who is well known not only in Rochester, but in dmu-Iv every part of America, sent nn extend­ ed article to this paper a few day* ago which was duly published, detailing his remarkable experience and rescue from what seemed to lie certain death. It would be impossible to enumerate the personal inquiries which have been made at our office as to the validity of the article, but they have been so num­ erous that further investigation of the subject was deemed necessary. ith this end in view a representa­ tive of this paper called on Dr. Henion at his residence on Andrews street, when the following interview occurred: "That article of yours Doctor, has creat­ ed quite a whirlwind. Are the state­ ments about the terrible condition you were in, and the way you were rescued, such as you can sustain ?” ■“Every one of them and many addi­ tional ones. I was brought so low by­ neglecting the first and most simple symptoms. 1 did not think 1 was sick. It is true I had frequent headaches; felt tirod most of the Lune; could mt noth­ ing one day and was ravenous the next; felt dull pains and my stonuich was out of order, but 1 did not think it meant anything serious. The medical profes­ sion has tx-en treating symptoms in­ stead of diseases forvears. and it is high ‘ime it ceased. The symptoms I have . just mentioned or any unusual action or irritation of the water channels indicate the* approach of kidney disease more than a cough announces tho coining of consumption. We do not treat the cough, but try to help the lungs. We should not waste our time trying to re­ lieve the headache, painsabout the body nr other symptoms, but go directly to the kidneys, the source of most oi those ailments. “This, then is what you meant when you said that more than one-half the deaths which occur arise from Bright's disease, is it Doctor?" “Precisely. Thousands of disease are terturing people to-day, which in real-! ity are Bright* disease in some of its | ■any forms. It is a hydra headed mon- । ster, and the slightest symptoms should strike terror to everyone who has them. I can look back and recall -hundreds of deaths which physicians declared at the time were caused bv paralysis, apoplexy, heart disease, pneumonia’, malarial fe-1 yer and other common complaints.; which I see now were caused by Bright’s | disease." “And did all these eases have simple symptoms at first?” “Everyone of them, and might have been cured as I was by the timely use of the same reniedy. 1 am getting my eyes thoroughly opened in this matter and think I am helping others to see the facta aud their possible danger also.” Mr. Warner, who was visited at his eHtablishment on North St. Paul street, spoke very earnestly: “It is true that Bright's disease has increased wonderfully, and we find by reliable statistics that from TO to *80. ita growth was over 250 per cent. Look at the prominent men it has carried off. and is taking off every year, for while many are dying apparently of paralysis and apoplexy, they are really victims of kidney disorder, which causes heart disease., paralysis, apoplexy, etc. Near­ ly every week the papers record the death of some prominent man from this •courge. Recently, however, the in­ crease has been cheeked and 1 attribute this to the general use of my remedy.” “Do you think many people are afflict­ ed with it to-day who do not realize it?" “A prominent professor in a New Orleans medical college was lecturing before his class on the subject of Bright's disease. He had various fluids under microscopic analysis and was showing lhe students what tbe indications of this terrlbl<‘-m:dady were. ’And now, gentiemen.'he said. *aa we have seen lhe unhealthy . indications I will show you how it appears in a state of perfect health,’ and be submittetThis own tluid to the usual test As he watched the results bis countenance suddenly changed—his color and com­ mand both suddenly left him an<r in a treip bling voice be said: ’Gentlemen, I have made a painful discovery: / have ^right’s disease of the kidneys.’ And in less-than a year he was dead.* The slightest ‘ indications of tiny kidney disease should be enough to strike terror to any one.” “You know of Ds. Henion’s case?" “ Yes, I have both read and heard of it" “It Is very wonderful, is it not?” "Ko more so than a great many others that have come to my notice as hav­ ing been cured by the same means." “You believe then that Bright's dis­ ease can Ih> cured ?” "I know it can. I know it from my own and the experience of thousands of prominent persons who were given up to die by both their physicians and friends.” •*Yon s]>eak of your own experience; what was it?" “A fearful one. 1 hail felt languid and unfitted for business for years. But. 1 did not know what ailed me. When, however, I found it was kidney difficulty I thought there was little hope and so Hid the doctors. I have since learned that one ot the physicians of this city pointed me out to a gentle­ man on the streets one day, saying: •There goes a man who will be dead within a year.’ 1 believe his words would have proved true if I had not providentially used the remedy now known as Warner’s Safe Cure." “Did you make a chemical analysis of the case of Mr. H. H. Warner some ’ three years ago. Doctor?" was asked Dr. S. A. Lattimore, one of the analysts of lhe state txmrd of health. "Yea. sir." “What did the analysis show you?" “A serious disease of the kidneys." “Did you think that Mr. Warner could recover?" “No. sir. I did not think it possible." “Do yon know anything about the remedy which cured him ? “I have chemically analyzed it and find it pure and harmless.” Dr. Henion was cured ffrr yean ago and ix trcH and attending tn his profes­ sional duties today, in this city. The standing of Dr. H onion. Mr. Warner thcyuiakr cannot for a viomrnt 4e ■lonlited. Dr. Henion a experience, shows that Bright's dbcuse of tbe ALL ABOUT BELLS. AaUqalty. A special lecture wm delivered re­ cently in Huntington ball, Massachu­ setts Institute of Technology, by Rev. H. R. Hawei*. M. A., on ••BeUa." The lecture was illustrated by a bell espec­ ially oast for Mr. Haweis for his Buxton lectures. It is most perfect in every respect It is three feet high by two and one-half in diameter, surmounted by a crown. On the bell is Liberty's head, encircled with tho thirteen stars. The inscription is ••The Bell Experi­ mented with by H. R. Haweis, Author of “Music and Moral*," Before the l»well Institute, 1885. Cast by Sev­ erin Van Aenichodt, Louvrin. Belgium. The lecturer said: “My conception of a boll is that of a musical note. It ia iteelf a gulf out of which beautiful and sweet sounds emanate. In tho clang of a bell wo get a fundamental note, which rings out above all, and which the ear readily catches. Ths sound of a boll ia really a musical chord. There are a great many bialon leal bells. A very nqted one is in tin leaning tower of Pisa, another is in th* old city of Antwerp which dates from the thirteenth century, and another there in the cathedral called the “Horrida." dating from 1316. It was tho old tocsin. Throughout Germany ore gate bclb in the cities, which rihg when the gates are about to be closad. The curfew is still rung in Cambridge and Ely. and in the did provinces In England, as a kind of antiquarian rem­ iniscence. In Tournay, which is very often overlooked by travelers, there are most melodious bells." Tho lecturer next considered the mot­ toes on bells, their antiquity, anil the relation of bells to the lives of monks. The qipnk was the first persoh to have the true conception of sound, and it waa ho who first undertook to ituprdvc the art, under the guidance of the church, which it wrw that fostered music. "It was during the sixteenth cent-ury,” said the lecturer, “that the nrt of music carae into existence. With it came the improved sensibility to sound, and it was then that belb be­ came melodious, instead of giving harsh and crude sounds. During this period the best violins, as well ns the neat bulls, were made. Thu. .English— which they ore fain to admit—first got the art of bell founding from the Bel­ gians. It was they who first hit on a model of a tuneful bellf and worked and experimented over it until they Sreduced tBey perfect belL* for which >. this day tJ>Zy are noted. The BclS’an bells are combined in suites of rty or fifty, tuned to semi-tones, and so form a colossal musical instrument. Bulls were used in the lowlands, nota­ bly in the war with Spain, when a neighborhood was to be alarmed or troojwi .assembled. They were used also Losignal. “On what depends the excellence of a bell? The material from- which it is made, which are tin and copper, with very rarely a little zinc aaaed. Tin and copper are tho best materials. Some think that silver and gold make good boll", or that silver alone, or mixed, makes a good bell. Not bo. The more silver in' a bell the worse it is. The tin in Belgian metal is from twenty-throe to thirty parte, and in English from twenty-five to thirty-oneThe founders are very particular about the material used, rejecting and mis­ trusting old metal They use the purest obtainable copper. Tho Bel­ gians have no rule by which they make bells. They seem to have inherited this faculty of founding. The Belgian bell aims, first, to give one fundaru ‘ntal note, together with the upper partials. In the sound of the bell, the third, fifth and octave nre right with this fundamentai note. The sounds at the bell chord with others, and the sound is like a chord. The bell must be true with itaelt In the cantons of Switzer­ land they have an automatic arrange­ ment by which the bells are rung throughout tho night and, by their varied notes and sounds, making sweet harmonious music."—Boaton Herald. WRAPPED IN FUR. Tho Russians have a groat knack of making their winter pleasant. You feel nothing of the cold in those tightlybuilt houses, where all doors anti win­ dows are double, and where the rooms arc kept warm by big stoves hidden in the walls. There is no damp in a Rus­ sian house, and tho inmates may draw Indoors in the lightest garb*, which contrast oddly with the mass of furs and wraps which they don when going out. A Russian can afford to run no risk of exposure when he leavos the house for a walk or drive. He covers his head and ears with a fur bonnet. his feet and legs with felt boots lined with wool or fur. which are drawn over the ordinary boot< and trouser* and reach up to the knees; he next cloaks himself in a top coat with a fur collar, lining and cuffs; he buries his hands in a pair of fingerless gloves of sealskin or bear skin. Thus equipped, and with tho collar of his coat raised all around so that it muffles him tip to tho eyre. the Russian exposes only Ills nose to the oold air: and he takes care frequently to give that organ a little rub to keep the circulation going. A stranger who ia apt to forget the precaution would often get his nose frozen if it wore not for the courtesy of the Russians, who will always warn him if they see hi* nose •■whitening.' and will, unbidden, help him to chafe it vigorously with snow. In Russian cities walking is just possible for men during die winter, but hardly so for ladies. The women of the lower order wear knee toots; those of the shop-keeping class seldom ven­ ture out at all; those of the aristocracy go out in ahrigh". The alright aw ny no means pleasant vehicles for nervous people, for the Kalmuck coachmen drive them at such a terrific pace that It’s Preoenro Onoe Mora Intruded in Boorctary Bayard's Home. Bayard, the wits of Secretary Bayard, died Ing, of congest ion of the brain. This is the second time within the brief space ol two weeks that death haa visited the houseboat of the Secretary. Mrs. Bayard had been in feeble health for several years, and the death of her daughter two weeks ago completely, prostrated her, from which prostration she never rallied. Late Saturday nlght-her physician said her death was imminent, and so the public here were iu a measure prepared tor raa notiffi-d of rotary und. Inter in the day. Mias (levriand atars, Representative*, diplomat™ and public men generally railed at the Bayard Sansion yesterday to express their mpathy with the Secretary in bis affliction. There in great sympathy in Washington for ftaretary Bayard. Se»rotary Bayard has been crushed by this second und no speedy visitation <>f death, and it is believed here that he will retire to private fife soon. When his (iaURh- p’rostrntivl, and would then have insiat-d upon resigning had not Iriuiids persuaded him not to do so. Mr. Bayard is o( n wry affectionate dieposition. thoroughly in love with doinretic life, and he 1ms loved Now that this is. broken he wil| feel more strongly than ever tire desire to pass the remainder hia days in quietude null out ot the hurly-burly of public office. Hu, office, moreover, is one that carries with it many social duties, nnd none of tlirae can he now fill. It ia believed by a few of his friends that he may take one of tbe firstwas s >9auxhicrof Joslith Leo. a well known Holliman) t.anker. She was msrr el to Mr. lisjsnt lu Outobrr, IMU, and bore loin t*cl»J cb.Klren In us mau> lean, three, d.lng • n infancy. Tho oldest was Katharine Loo, who died January IB last. Tbe MINOR NEWS ITEMS. quake Saturday. D. T. Unegar, a member of the IDinols Legislature from Cairo, la dying in that dty from Bright's disease. Thomas Foley, of St. Lonis, died from rupturing a blood-vessel while lifting a keg of iieer iu hie saloon. Tho President gave* a public reception Friday night, which was one of the largest ever seen in Washington. The tetnpcraiwe people of Des Moines are bringing mil against owners ol buiidiuga in which liquors are retailed. The explosion of a can cf gaaollu!*, at Mitchell, 1>. T., Thursday, seriously burned Mro. Dr. Dix and Sirs. Malcolm. General Sherman will, some time next fall, remove from St. Louis and take up hia residence in a New York hotel. A bill him been introduced fa tbe Senate ol lown enabling husbands or wives of in- WiLMiSGTUS, Del, Feb. 1.—Information from various sections of the fruit growing ilistrictaof the peninsula gives assurance focted by the cold weather. The prospects CREAM BAKING PdWDE/ MOST PERFECT MADE i Governor* of the State, other State offi­ cials. mayors of the principal cities, the Chief Justices of - the Supremo Court, the Superior judges and tho municipal and Fed­ eral officer* generally. Tbe Knights of Labor expect to obtain 950,000signature* on tho Pacific coast. * tenoed recently to spend three yean at Joliet for murdering Thomas B. Parks in 8troat<>r. was Imiught here Saturday from Oglesby, in charge of two officials, in order that ht- might attend the funeral of hia little child, who died in Chicago Fritn the history <4 the State where a prisoner has been granted permission to attend the funeral <>J any relative. Weost waa re­ turned to Joliet Saturday evening. Tbe action of the Governor is generally com­ mended here. Fottv Smith. Ark., Feb. 1.—Saturday six prisoner* ware sent-encod by Judge L C. Parker, in the United States Court. West­ ern District <jf Arkansaw, to hang April 23, 18HG, for murder* in the Indian Territory: MerUlith Crow, Jumcs Waaunn. white; ** No Ammonta, Limo or Alum. The public schools in the vicinity of Metro and Albany, Wia., are closed on ac- Special thanksgiving services for tbe ces­ sation of the small-pox epidemic were held in all the churches of Montreal Sunday. The total number of immlgants arriving in the United States during the year 1885 was 326.411, against 403,230 for 1884. the Atlantic eonat to contract lor a |BOO,OOO mail eteamahip for the Australian line. Owing to .lhe strike, coke is becoming Udo. Sa mart Kitson, a noted dry-goods dealer in (liic-Jigo, has suspended- payment os ItabiiiUcn of 840,000, chiefly due in Eastern The stuenntian in tiusinnM at Vienna ia not u bill was proeented ‘ at the national bank. The exports of specie from New York last week went >30U.5UO in silver and >040,157 in gold, while ills imports of botl^ metals John R. Elder waa Wednesday ut Indian­ apolis appointed receiver for the drug firm of Browning .t Sloan, hie bond being placed ut >100,(XH>. Six ho non of a consignment from Cbl£iN FRANCE 0 State veterinarian on the allegation that they had hydrophobia. Fully six hundred families of Canadian fishermen, on the Gaspe and Bonaveptura coasts, have been.rendered destitute by the failure of the Robin linn. iGathcrino I’0* Grapes'For making Cream ®pTartar Dr Price’s Cream BahingPowoer PRINTING 1 continued l>r> ;nrm* 8. L. Brooke, the IncuniThe ummwh*1 value of property in «lhe South hss iiii n-aien! nearly $1,000,000.OOO sinrc 1B7D. Since 1880 10,400 mile* of railroad have been constructed. A false. n-|M>rt was sent broadcast that President ("leveland had pardoned BIIum M. Waite, the defaulting president of the First National Bauk of Hrutlleboro, VL An Athens corruspondent of the London Timtn telegraph* that Klug George bus grown so weary of political strife that he w likely to abdicate nnd retire to Cdpm- up to thia time. An extensive grower in the lower part of 'the }xrninsula has examined hia trees since the extremely cold weather nnd finds them not only en-tirely uninjured, but unusually hardy. The communiention to the House advising tbs owners of several other large orchards abolition of eustom-bouso Ices and the pay­ have mode iMpectiona with simitar Awulta. ment cd rueto me officials by fixed animal All, however, unite in the opinion that the trees had l» narrow c«cn|A'. Grower* any ledo, Weetfield and h'eoga, III., and the thing later befalls the tn-ns all are hopeful of a big yield. 8am Faxxcisco, Feb. 1.—The Knights of Labor are rircnlaUng a petition on the Chinese question iiddrewx-d to tbe Senate and House ot Representatives ot ths United States, which, in behalf of the State of CalHonua, requests Congress either by legislation or change In the prra ent treaty with China to forever' prohibit the further immigration ot Chinese to tbe Untied States. The net.Uon is already -— DaPl*|CCs thouenlid miles Io Madison, la. lived a rather quiet lite for a woman ' Cheaper than Ever, The contract lor building tbe Michigan Soldiers' Home at Grand Rapids was awarded Wednesday evening to Charles Tiedke, of Saginaw City, bls hid bring tbe lowest—>99,667.57. The Reading road han euUered a coasequental lose of possibly >1,000,000 by the burning ol the engine-house at Mahoney plane, projected in 1830 by Stepban Girard, At the Banner Job Room, The Hi. Louis police, under orders from moeting last Friday night, the dty lathers having become too violent in debate. Tbe proselyting work of two Morman polygamists at Walhalla, 8. C., haa caused much excitement, it bring reported that fifty converts are ready to proceed to Utah. The young men ol the district have organGeneral James B. Fry, Provost Marshal­ General dnring thewar. baa sent to a New York journal n fwc-Mmile of a letter from General W. T. Shennan written laat Sep­ tember, containing the assertion that “had General C. F. Smith lived. Grant would have disappeared to history after Donel- THE MARKETS. LIVB STOCK-Cat lie........ W»eep................ .......... Han............................. FLOUR-Good to tholes I*at*nts. -................ WHBAT-Nu. 3Hod . ... OATB-MLxcd Woarra... Hammond nnd lii-Wah-Nuckc. Creek In­ dians. under twenty years of age. William and Kynian Hamilton were to nesentenced the same time, )>ut died in jail BUTC1®—Cresuncrr......... Gocxl U> Choice l»slry. Vignaux-and won the championship of tbe world Saturday night at balk-line billiards. The score of the night's play was us fol­ lows: Schaefer, trtffi; vignanx, 438. ■GOS-Freeh.,................ 168. VlgnBux’euvenLge, 16 22-96; highest run, 106. For the five nights the score was: ‘Schafer, .1,000; Vlgnaux, 2,838. Schaefer’s grand average, 20 120-144; Vignaux. 19,121143. Rye. j^o.X.......... ....... Barley. No. 3............. BROOM CORN— BeW-Worictug... ... the Chinamen indicted for the murder of Loa Johnston, a brother Celestial, on the Common Dreescd FLOUB-Wtater................. THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE RUS.-: GRAIX—Wheat, No. 9.,.. SSr.. potatoes aim’. postffior THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Io tho direct and favorite lino between Chicago and Minneapolis uta in progress for tHteen days past, wbb Sat­ urday night found guilty of murder ia lhe M1RNBXFOI4S, Minn., iturday night of ma&B; �YOUTH RENEWEDbinshed- They wftl be myrtad next of the U. 8. flagship Powhatan, in Au. K™*- UM, u u. aw. ol lb, lid,; the Balkan*, haa been moat enjoyable, and the roods, I am agreeably surprised iibou: h(tn •tin. _ uuu ml look on an Tb!« Solon rone to whoolIbtf think that all h ■ caution W •Life • rule I* e u nde r*toed - A BARONESS CAUGHT. How Her Ardent Admirer rested and Married Her. A hand-ome, welLdreased lady wm ■trolling pMt the stores on one of the fashionable streets of Pari.* inspecting the contents of tbe show windows aftei the manner ut women, partibulary itfiose which contained fashionable dreBscs und hats, referring of course to the show window, not to the ladies. A little gentleman, also well dressed, followed her. In fact one mi^ht say hi' pursued her. Every once in awhile be would *top, and gaze on the lady with undisguised admiration and an eye­ glass. and sigh as If he had been eating large, quantities of unripe fruit As soon as th* ladv saw him. an expression /ot disgust and rage passed over her handsome features. She haatilv entered one of the stores, closing lhe iloor aftei her with a bang that sounded like nr imprecation. "Don't imsginr. dearest that yon car. recapc me." said the little man. who hml followed her into tho store, 4/ "What do you wish?" asked the store-, keener of the lady. "I wish you would protect mo from the impertinence of thia man. who fol­ lows me wherever I go." ••If I annoy you, madnme." said the little man. you have nobody but your­ self to blame for it It in not my fault Everything In the wotld must have e beginning, and so must our personal ac­ quaintance.'' •That "lx, is • very stupid juke," said the lady, scornfully. "I never joke, tnadamc. Please lister »«• me for n fow minute*," be **id. per ■nasivoly. "I deeirc thia sonndalous scene tc ••So do I. Will you be kind enough »o take my arm, and 1 will acoomuany you to your residence, or anywhere. O, I <-otud he happy with you in a des- I "But, air, 1 don't know ytra." I "That'fi what distresses me. All »h»t I ask i« for yon to give mo a ebance to beoomu acquainted with you. For your own -take, madame. take' my arm.' I'd offtryou my hand, too, if 1 thought you would take it and my heart, too." "You are *u impudent fool. I ahall not take your urtn." "That’s what I expected you to say.' replied the little man. with a sigh, "but thank Heaven! I can compel you L listen to wiiat 1 have to say. I ahal simply call on the police----'To rcmrn yep to the Mylum for th: feeble minded, from which you are n: donbt a fugitive, or perhaps it is th« Jail from whioh you have made you es­ cape, for you look as much like a villian m you do like a fool, which is say­ ing a great deal," said tbe lady, her faoe wreathed with contempt. ' "Why du you propose to »end for lhe polic«?" u>ked the prorietor of the store. "Tho lady will tell ythr why." said the little mon. "Do not allow her to htave tha store, until I return, or you will be held nwponsiblo by the authoG ties. I will go for u policeman and a hock. Once more, madame, will you take my arm. and return to your resl•le.nce, or shall I go for tho police. Il it- positively yuur last chance. 'So Inng a* the'lamp holds out to burn tbe prettiest sinner may return,’ as tbe poet Rays. Return with me to your residence." The anger and astonishment of the lady knew no boundi She glared at (he audacious little tnan, and hissed •'No!" with u big N. After onoe mure warning the store­ keeper not to ioso sight of the lady, the little man went out Everybody pres­ ent wm paralysed with astonishment The lady said that she wns Bsronoiw Z, and HthI on the Rue de Paradis. She was about to leave the store when tho little man reappeared with a police­ man. “Puiiotunan. 1 authorize yon to arrest that lady," sa.d the little man. "Polieoman. I want you to arrest that puppy who has been insulting and an­ noying me on the street" exclaimed the Baroaeas. "Madame, you must go with me to the ntation hoose," wtid the policeman. "But I am the Baroness Z. and have "That’* what tSey all say. When we St to tbe station house you must tell R police justice all about iL Thb gentleman accuses you of theft." 'Theft!” cxulahned the lady. "Yak, theft." replied the policeman, nuiliag cynically, "but plmn don't make a scene. One person likes ab­ sinthe, another has a weakness for eigars. and you probably have a pen­ chant for -mptying the pockets of rtraager*." "Tiik b infamous!'' exclaimed the tody, "I am Baronet* Z. and if you will accompany me to my residence 1 will convince you of your' mistake and pay Th. Polio. jo.tic J;• H« hU »-owl-nd «w tn th. b«t honor Inwlnnble. On seeing the Barones* hestniTM and bowed. Be had so much to do with people who had been run over on the itreete, drunken rowdie*, dlsreputabfa women and such canaille, that he w’**pleased to see some apparently respect­ able criminals patronize his court Taking his seat on the judicial throne, he Mked pleasantly what wm the nature of tho caseThe little man and the Baroness Srang to their feet They addressed t» chair simultaneously, and with con­ siderable show of emotion, particularly the insulted baroness. Judge—Don't both apeak at onoe. Which of you is the complainant? The Gentleman—I am. BaronuM—I am. Judge—Thac is impossible. Police­ man, which of the parties applied to you first? ’ Policeman—The gentleman did. your Honor. The Judge—Now. sir, you have the floor. Madame, you will allow the gentleman to state' his case. The Barones* sits down with a gesture of despair. The little gentleman bows to the court, clean hi* throat and Mka: •■Hm your Honor ever been in love?" Judge—1 might reply to that ques­ tion that it was none of your busineas, but I do nnt blush to acknowledge that on several occasions I bar* been under tbe influence of the tender passion. Complainant—Then your Honor will comprehend to some extent the suffer­ ing* that I have undergone. About two months ago I recovered from a dangerous, and, what might have been a fatal illness. My physician said I needed a change of'air and amusement I lived at that time in the Boulevard de TopheL so I moved to the Rue de Para­ dis. My greatest pleasure wm to look out of my window every morning and -witness the awakening of Aurora. Baroness—Your Honor, he lies. He did not bother himself in the least about the rmng sun. It wm me that he stared at like th* escaped lunatic that ho is. For the pMt two months I have not been able to look out -of my window without being subjected to tho impudent glances of that wretched lit­ tle caricature of a man, whom your Honor allows to air his insolence in your court. "O. you wretch!" aud the Baroness grit her teeth and shook h«r head at the complainant who sighed. "Prowed." said the Judge. Complainant—What the lady say* fa to some extentytrue. Ye*. I confess I feasted mv eyes on her peerless beauty. My physician told me that I needed some­ thing io divert my mind from the cares of frOsinese. That is my excuse. After awhile it became a positive neoeesitr for me to stand at my window. O. what a lovely vision it wm! How beautiful she Is! but your Honor oan see for yourself. Isn't she a daisy? Judge--PlcMe confine yourself to the case, young man. 1 have been there myself, *o to speak, but the rules of the court do not permit you to elaborate so much. You nave the sympathies of the court, but be briefCorupkunant—I neglected my busi­ ness. I shut myself up in my room, and I lived only for her. How often did I resort to strategy to communicate with my lovely tormentor! I sent her let­ ters breathing of love from my win­ dow. I saw her tear them to piece*, and scatter them to the winds of heaven. I sent her floweTs. almost as fresh aud beautiful as her lovely Up* and eye*, and next morning I saw my bouquets in the trash barrel amid dead cate, cold hash, and like debris. Judge — Poor, unfortunate young Complainant—Well may your Honor My that I am unfortunate. The symp*ihy of this Honorable Court is balm to my bruised and bleeding heart Soon people will read on my sad tombatone: "Here He* a poor young man who per­ ished of unrequited love. He could move police justice, but he could not move a move the cruel object of hta affection*. Judge—Come to the point if you please. What is your complaint?" . Complainant—I bribed her servants; they took my money, but* the bare me­ nials never gave me a chance to con­ verse with her. Disguised as a letter­ carrier I sought to converse with her. but she ordered the janitor with large copious fr-3t to kick m* out into the cold street which he did. Whenever she went out I followed her m faith­ fully m her own shadow. Judge—What a nuisance you must have .made of yourself. ' Complainant—True love is never dis­ couraged. Yes, I followed her wherever she want I learned yesterday that she wm going to move away, so there wa* no time to be lost Driven,to despair. I registered a solemn vow, about six o'clock this morning, that I would toll her of my love before the sun sank to rest behind the western hills. When I attempted to explain my emotion* on the street she repelled my advances. She refused to listen to me. Then being in despair, I accused her of theft and had her brought before your Honor. Judge—That wm the oct of aluuatic. Complainant—Perhaps it wm. But your Honor will concede that it wm crowned with success. I have at last had an opportunity to tell her that I loved her for herself alone. Thanks to your Honor, she haa been obliged to listen to me. God bless your Honor for it Heaven will reward you for iL and I will not forget it The Judge looked at the Baronras, who blushed, and looked down on the floor. "Ye*, your Honor," continued the complainant "yon will place It on record in this case that I am twentyfive year* old, and rather good-looking; the only »on of my parents, who dote on me. Make a note of it that I have an income of ten thousand franca a year; that I own a beautiful villa In the country and a hotel in Paris. Please record also that 1 am of noble birth. Bnlaltat my hand to Madame EXTENT OF_SLAVERV. A parliamentary biue-book con­ taining correspondence with British representative* add agents abroad and reports from naval .officers relative to the Hlave trade in 1884-85. hM recently been published by the English Govern­ ment The countries dealt with In the book are Brasil, EgvpL Morocco. Per­ sia. Portugal, Turkey and Zanzibar. The accounts from Brasil show that both slavery and the sale of slaves wore greatly on the decrease. It wm reckoned that in April, 1884. the num­ ber of slaves wm 1,200,000. and this was continually decrpMing. chiefly by means of emancipation or ransom. In Egypt as Sir. E. Baring informed Ear) Granville, up to tbe end of January, 1884—the period In question appear* to begin With our occupation—the total number emancipated wm 8.986. From Morocco Sir J. H. Drummond Hay sends a very painful story. The num­ ber of slave *alw in the early part of 1884 actually Unbind in Morocco, and complaint was made that some of the slave* were mutilated in a barbarous manner, from which number* of them perished in horrible agonyThe authorities declared simply that the abolition of slavery could not be ef­ fected. Some month* later, however, the Sultan put a stop to the public sale of slavre. On April 17. 1884. Sir J. H. Dt Hav informed Earl Granville that with tne exception of the French Minis­ ter, uo foreign diplomatic officers had taken stops to prevent those under their protection from holding or dealing in slaves. Before the correspondence is concluded wo find that lhe Danish and British agent* have warned the subjects of their respective countries against the traffic. Complaint is made of the existence of slave traffic between the 'Portuguese possesaiou* in East Africa aud Madagascar and the Comoro (stands. - MILITARY DRUNKENNESS. BtaadpotaL After showing, for many years in succession, a tendency to decrease, military.drunkenness has latterly taken something of a change, for the worse. In 1872, the year of which full details are given, in tbe general annual return, the total number of men fined wm 26,111, the number of fins* inflicted 61,501. and the percentage of fines per 1,000 men 281. From that time until 1880 a steady and almost continuous decrease went on. the percentage fall­ ing to 225. In the following year, however, there wm a rise to 243, and this figure has been maintained ever since. From the details given it appear* that the fining syatem does not exercise much deterrent effect on the "habitual drunkard" class—that is, those who are drunk four times or more within twelve calendar months. In 1884, the hat year dealt wi$ in tb4 table, 1,418 men were fined four times, 778 five times, 379 six.times, 180 seven times, 57 eight times, and 29 nine times. No doubt, too, most of those toper* often escape undetected, so that the figures do not give a complete picture of the hard drinking still un­ fortunately so prevalent in ths) army. It seems open to Question whether an experiment should not be tried with some other form of punishment than finbs, in cases where the latter method hM proven Ineffectual m a deterrent The "habitual drunkard" is not only a bad character In himself, but his per­ nicious example exercises a most in­ jurious effect among the younger sol­ dier*. —London Globe. A WISE FATHER. The Crown Prince of Prussia wm always a very aenaible man in the management of hia household, and he is ably seconded by his wife. On one oocmIod the governor of hb children came to him and said: "Your Highness, I must oomplain of the little Prince; he refuses to have hb face washed in the morning." "Doe* he?" answered the Crown Prince. "We’ll remedy that After thb let him go'unwMhed." "It shall be done," said tbe governor. Now the sentries have to salute every member of the royal family—children nnd all—whenever they pass. The day after, the little four-year-old Prince went ofat for a walk with hb governor As they passed a sentry-box where a grim soldier stood the man stood rigid without presenting arms. The little Prince—accustomed to universal defer­ ence—looked displeased, but said noth­ ing. Presently another sentry wm passed. Neither did thb one give a sign of recognition. The little Prinoe angrily spoke of it to his old governor, ano they passed in. And when the walk wm nnbhed, aud they had met many soldiers, who none of them saluted the Prince, the little fellow dashed in to hb father exclaiming: "Papa—papa—you must whip every man in your guards! They refuse to salute when I pass!" "Ah! my son," said th* Crown Prinoe, “they do rightly: for clean soldier* never salute a dirty little Prince." After that the boy took a shower bath every morning.—Ban Francisco Jngle- •bout getting married a secund time, any country in Europe, *av* England and France; though being for the most part unmacadamized, with wet weather they would scarcely *how to such ad­ vantage. My impression of the Ser­ vians U most favnrablc; they arc evi­ dently a warm-hearted, hospitable, and. withal, a patriotic pooplc, loving their little country and appreciating their independence as only people who have but recently had their drcam of eelf-govurnment 'realised know how to appreciate it; they oven paint tho wood­ work of their bridges and public build­ ings with tbe national color*. I am as­ sured that tbe Servians have progressed wonderfully since acquiring their full Independence; but as one journey^ down the beautiful and fertile valley of the Morava, where fmprovements would naturally be seen, if anywhere, one fail* to wondering where they can possibly have come in. Some of their method* would, indeed, aecm to indi­ cate a most deplorable lack of practica­ bility; one of the- most ridiculous, to the 'writer’s mind, ia tbe erection of small, long sheds, substantially built of heavy hewn timber supports and thick home-made tiles, over ordinary plank fences and gate* to protect them from the weather, when a good coating of tar or paint would answer the purpose of preservation much bet­ ter. These structure* give oue the impression of a dollar placed over a penny to protect the latter from harm. Every peasant owni a few acres of land, ana if he produces anything above hi* own wnnti. be hauls it to market in an ox-wagon with roughly hewn wheel* without tirea, and whoso creaking can plainly be heard a mile away. At present the Servian tills his little freehold with the clumsiest of implement*. aAmc hi* own rude handi­ work, and the best imperfectly fash­ ioned and forged on native anvHa. His plow i* chiefly tiie forked limb of a tree, pointed with iron sufficiently to enable him to root around in tho sur­ face soil. One would think the coun­ try might offer a promising field for some enterprising manufacturer of such implement* m hoc*, scythes, hay­ forks. small, strong plow*. «ultiv*tor*, •tc. These people are industrious, espe­ cially the women. I faavc frequently met a Servian peasant woman return­ ing homeward in the evening from her labor in th* fields, carrying a fat, heavy baby, a clumsy hoe not muob lighter than the youngster, and an earthenware water-pitcher, and at the same time indnatrioualy spanning wool with a small bund-spindle. And yet some people argue about lhe impossi­ bility of doing two things at once! Whether these poor women have boon hoeing potatoes, carrying lhe infant and spinning wool at the same time all day, I am unable to My. not having been an eye-witness, though I really abould not be much Mtonished if they had.—Thomas Stevens, in Outing. NICKEL'S TALE. "I have only been coined nine days,'' Mid a Nickel to a Penny lying in a box beside it in a locked drawer. "A fine time tof life to be hustled into the dark liks thb!" "I have been in thia box aince the day I left tho mint," replied the Penny, "but you must have traveled." "I have," laconically answered th'e Nickel. "Tell me something about it," urged the Penny; and m all the other coins locked in the box, gold, silver and cop­ per. chinked out loudly, "Yea, tell," the Nickel began: "A banker got me at tbe mint with nineteen of my brothers, tor we ware wrapped in a dollar roll In my new master’* purse I lay with golden trea­ ty-dollar piece*, tome ailver and two or three pennies. 1 was spent that night for n newspaper, and went into the dirty pocket of a ragged little boy, who kept fumbling me. with several of my relation* and *ome coppers, with hi* greMy finger*. He paid me out for five Hicks of candy, and I soon dropped into the clean till of a little shop in a poor part of the dty. I would have been very well content to stay there, for we bad light the rest of the dimes and nickel* and myself, from a crock in the drawer. But It wm not to be. A tramp got me, m part payment for carrying in coal, ana he spent mo for a drinit of rum, so I was thrown by a red­ headed saloon-keeper into a beer-smell­ ing drawer. There I romaine^ until I wrw paid to a match boy for a box of matches. "I thought I should be crushed outof shape, for the boy put mo in his breeches pocket and at onoe I fell down below wine heavy marbles, two iron weights, a knife and a piece of brick. Grinding, in terrible friction, in the midst of this oppressive heaL I just managed to keep from crying out until the next day, when I wm given in change to a fine lady, who put me in her purse with plenty of ailver and gold where a little child lag_ dying in a white crib. It was her child, and she eat by it crying, while the father and older brothers and sisters, with the physicians, crowded around tbe little erib, all very silent; but. alas! they could do nothing. I could see all thb —Wild fox grapes in the Allegheny through the meshes of the purse, for Mountains in West Virginia are made the lady placed it on a table uear the into jelly and sold by the residents in sick baby. One of the physician*, after those poor cabins to the keepers of the the other* spoke with him softly, wrote crossroads stores for fifteen cents a pound, the pay to be " In trade." The something on n bit of white paper. It jelly is of two kinds, one dark bine, the wm given to the maid servant, who other a pale green, and both axe.said to took up the purse, where we all lay. surpass the Scotch jams and jellies that and I wm given for some-medicine to n in thb country sell for twentv-fite cents' druggist, who put me in this dark box with the rest of you, and here I am.1’— a pound.-BWadri/taur Frtsi. FhUatUlfMa Aetm. —Since 1818 the Government hu nr sum of 2228,000,000 in of the noble red man, not —The Vanberbilt* keep their bopds, stocks, diamonds and gold and silver plate in a flee! box, four feet long by her husband. They would not do it if they were to stop aud think but a moment. Did you ever hear a wife joko about the death of her child, or her mother, or her brother, sister or father? No, no. But society is run­ ning over with those who joke about the death of their husbands. It is the most thoughtless sort of bumoZ ever invented. It is trifling with the most serious subject on earth. We decry irreverent passages in a, play ®r a public address. It makes the blood chill to sec rude hands laid on that which h sacred. Love is sacred, mar­ riage is sacred, death is awful. Th* one ever-palnful (bought to those who are happily wed is that death comes at ImI to take one away and leave th* other a lonely survivor. Conceive, then, the hideous flippancy of that wife's conversation who speculates in jest m to her successor. Whatfiviolenue does a husband do a precious thing when he in bis imagination jumps over the grave of his wife and dances like a down into the arena of widowcrbfwd. read? for another matrimonial enterprise}' The world takes the projier view of this subject when it demands that the widow* of its heroes shall remain con­ stant uatil thev themselves shall be taken away, and that there shall be no invader ou * consecrated field. This natural sentiment of tho human heart found exprcMion among the Hindoo* in'tbu custom of burning the wife after the death of the husband. This fixes the relationship between the two irre­ vocably, and that is the exact intention of the custom. It would hardly do to burn the widows of thi* country, for they are generally well behaved and duly respectful to the memory of their deceased husbands. If there ought to be any burning up in thia line it ought to be of the widowers, specially the older ones who are so suddenly reju­ venated when loosed from the matri­ monial tether. No human creature fa the bntt of so mucli ridicule, the object\ of »o much raillKry behind the scenes in those very circles be ae#k* to pene­ trate and- bear off a victim, m that giddy person known m the marrying widower of ripe age. . It is only when be is fortified with gold, and ailver, and precious stones tnat fair youthful womankind smiles and surrender*. He is then accepted m * speculation.— Chicago Tribune. “I noticed that tbe paj^w* d< ^r.Ui». the explosion at 275,000 pound, at mite at Flood-Bock, say that the wav« following tbe explosion was no lu.rr than the -WMh' of a Bound The condition* were not Cxactlv thumof an earthquake, but I can not tata thinking that the force of *n . £n/. quake must be JmmcMuiabh gn-atcthan that of the dynamite, when1 cob pare thi* little wave with the mtat uU„ which swept the coast of Chili unj P*ru in 1868. "I wm on the Powhatan at the and we escaped deaiructiun bv th»' merest accident Wj bad been Uund for Africa, but returned to Callao fw • ooal, and while there were sheltered fry the island San Lorenzo from the tfafid wave, which,, however, shook us uu •onaiderably. The vessel ‘boxed thi, eompaM’ twenty-three time. iu many miunu-a. but the anehor chain cable held us fa*L • "Afterward we went down the eoWt to Arcouipa, Iquique, Arica and uthdr towrut that had been destroyed bv the great wave. "Ita *tae and force can scarceiv be realized. At Arfea the United iftate* pleteJy over the town and lauded a long way inland. Only one man WM lost from her, the veamd riding saleh over the buildings, which were. U oonroe, daatrqv cd. "The captain of the mail Rteanur Santiago, lying in Tacna, seeing the wave approaching, ordered all haafa below, battened down hatches and drove the vessel, under aj full head of steam, into the wave. She emerged safe on tbe other side, but with her decks swept clean of msats. rigging, •mokestack and everything else" Not • soul wm loot. "But these were excepflynai rxpafi•nce*. Nearly all tlm vessels on the ooast went down with all on board, and “It ia nAKumed, of course, that this vulskiD of nature it must have been k> raise a wave that could .sweep tta ■bores of a continent, when tV grrat Mt chgrge of explosives ever tired bv man only oecMioned a wave compare* by imaginative reporter* to the •wsab at a steamboat’ ”— QoUost Days. BURMESE PONIES. SMALL BEGINNINGS. Flushed with the\ardor born of health, good impulses and inexperi­ ence. the young enthusiast's school-boy day* are irradiated with dream* of a resplendent future. If of a aomewbal poetical and religions temperament be will conceive it to be hl* mission to re­ form todety and be a benefactor to all mankind. He is impatient with th* alow, routine methods of mankind in general and with the injustice which thev tolerate. If cast in a groasor mold, be will probably resolve to be a great soldier or statesman or million­ aire merchant, who will utilise fame and power and wealth to assist and en­ courage bis leas fortunate fellows. But when tbe projector* of such ideal fu­ tures are brought into rude contact with our plodding, work-a-day world they are too frequently discouraged ana disarmed by the shock which dis­ illusion.* them. Realising the inability to fulfil! the hope* born of their gensrou* though callow impulses, they per­ mit themselves to swing to the oppo­ site extremity of the are. Some of them lose heart, other* wrap themMlvea up in a shell of aelfiahneM. stifling the warm sympathies that pre­ viously animated them. women.at the threshold ol their o*reer fa that small beginning* are not to be despised, that small econo­ mies pave the road to wealth, that genius largely consists of hard, earnest work, and that Olympus is more often Sined by those who steadfastly climb an by those who essav to fly. There is work enough in the world for all hands to do, wretchedness enough to be alleviated, and happiness enough to be attained, for that matter, if we only set about it in the right way by taking the task or the duty that is nearest to ua Many a man spends half his year* bewailing bis lack of capital when his wasted dimes and nickel* might if saved, have established him in a suc­ cessful business. Manv a man end woman deplore the misery they daily read of, yet refrain from relieving any portion of it As tbe oak springs from the acorn all great reforms develop from apparently trivial beginning*. There is no occasion for being deinabiliQr to grapple with all the evil on ths. planet; boffin with that manifestation of sin or miafortune which is nearest your own door. Do not be east down by the oonsclousnoM of how little vou can aocompliab where so much is to be flono. A reservoir may be emptied pint by pint—even drop by drop. Enthusiasm is a wondrous factor in human pro­ gress and should be refreshed rather —RV cy n^ed by. Bn oc<*tional reverse. -To rnneat elu. broking plu. lamp chimneys, tumblers and rruub arUelw In , pot HllnJ «hh cold wou. Io which some common table salt ha* been added. Boil th* water vJ and allow it to encl slowly. When The ar­ ticles are taken out and washed th*v will resist any sadden change of texs- Burmese a* all, but Bhas. and am brought down from tbe confine* at China, some four or fire hundred mile* sure-footed, and many of them are per­ fectly beautiful in symmetry. Timy arc speedy for their size, and wonder­ ful jumper*; thay arc very docile, tor they are—like the pureArnbr-' handled from their birth, and only require shoe Ing when brought upon our macadamiaed road*. They have a good deal of Arab blood in them, too. for a Shan Yoriuhireman, am! many of them pw chased officer*’ Arab charger* in daj country. Tbe ordinary Burman puny b very like the "Ut” of India, but they get through a lot of work, and s Bur­ man will prefer one of his own brood to that of tbe Bbana—probabk because will live where a Shan pony would starve. Tho saddle*, bridles aud stir­ reps in use among tbe Burmese a*s ▼»ry peculiar. A Butman rides prin­ cipally by balance: the knees an- well away from the saddle, and when neocswary they hold on by their bed*. Only tbe great toe, is Inserted in tbe stirrup. Ungainly 'and unsafe as ap­ pear* their scat, they gel over the ground wonderfully well and M-ldow fall off. The ponies arc all taughpo amble, and a good pacer will fctek a long price.—AU the tear Round THE OPIUM HABIT. In 1818 Coleridge's face was sallow, hia eye wild, hi* hand and step tottsr- Mt friend, expostulated with bln Coleridge in answer dtecloees hia himself in a private madhouse, and conclude:.: "You bid me rouse myself; go, bld a man paralytic in both arrs» to rub them briskly together and that will cure him. Alaa!" he would reply, "that I can not move my arms niy complaint and misery." His sens* el his degradation wm keen. “ Cosceive," he writes, "a spirit in hell em­ ployed in tracing out for others a road to that heaven from which his crime* exclude him. In short, conceive what­ ever is most wretched, helpless hope­ less, and you will form a notion of toy •tote." The sums which he spent in opium were large. Meanwhile he loft his wife and children to be mainly sup­ ported by friends, and his eon Hartley waa sent to uolleg* on alm* collected Southey in IMA “writes to hb wife * ehildreu, or opens a letter from th.cn*' he did not even answer the letter m which Bonthey told him of the sebtw" lor Hartley's education. He enriri have made money by hb pen, bat B” pref.'rred to accept the c ’ “ Cottle-MwfrwrjA Review —Tbe best time for a yo take hb girl *1 sighing fa "driviE' snow storm.6 H t � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-02-11.pdf c8d8383ed361cea976a23d60a2c530b1 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXX. NO. 42. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 11, 1886. The Hastings Banner, WHOLE NO. 1602 other places. It is expected to out do with him the other day, throwing him out of the sleigh Fortunately the old anv similar doings heretofore. Mrs. W. J. McArthur and Mrs. man escaped unhurt, the only damage living the scattering of the contents of Daniel Miller are very sick. Monao-THoas apple. Hastings, Barry Co., Mich.. John Velte savs he supposed the girts ; C. Wallis went to Grand Rapids Tues­ A voting daughter at Frank Wcats. knew how to drive. day last on business with Dr. (1 O. There is to be oo exhibition st L O. Scott. FOUR CORNERS. G. T. hall in the near futnreJames Mosher’s cutter lays by the We have to chronicle this week the Sunday—warm. road side in a very dilapidated condi­ death of Mrs. Chartes Bixler. She has Willie Chase—sort throat, SUBSCRIPTION RATES tion. Too badly wrecked for any use. been a great sufferer for the past twelve Warren Kelsey— Mustang Liniment is older than Bentley Bros. & Wilkins commenced Behold—valentine day draweth nigh. Curs. Funeral at the Com an school use. The sermon waa preached by Frank Wolf milks In a teacup. most1 men, and used more and custom sawing this week. Almost every village has its Ling­ ADVERTISING ItATRS: , Mire Clara Perkins Sundayeo* at the Rev. Moor, of Middleville. She leavra ers and loafers and our little village of a husband and several children and a riareperyser.-A,...,,;............... »ii» 00 corners. Morgan Is no exception from the gener ­ Extra charge for special positions. The donation at Mr. Wolfs was a large circle of friends and relati vea, who al rule; but the amusing part with us is have the .sympathy of the community. success. Ralsai 826.3.*. to see the old boy take the place of the JOB PRINTING. Remember the •.-ntertainmeot at the Elder Linsley talked to our people on young urchin In the matter of drawing Xapeclal pride is felt In the Job Printing DeG. A. R. hall, by the Gillaspie Bro^, Saturday evening and Sunday. in wood for the stove. Now these lift Mtxnentol the BANWMi. Everything in the JJEW STOCK OF Ellick Brace bids farewell to bls Fridav evening. Proceeds to go to the tie fellows would like to do these little . many friends in this vicinity and took S. O. Vs. odd jobs, thereby earning a stick of B, the most approved patterns of machinery* Barlow lake lodge I. (). G. T- install- * bls departure for the north on Sunday candy or some chewing gum. But I competent workmen employed, enables the last to work at his trade as blacksmith cd at their last meeting the'following when the old boy cheats the young boy officers: . Good hide to him.' out of such jobs that he may get a cigar, W. C. T.. Joseph BechteL Wednesday morning 2fi degreed below we think it small business and the litW. V. Tn Mrs. John Burpee. zero. Pretty cold ain’t? it at least W. LOWRY, M. D., tie boys think so too. W. a. Hector Patterson. those parties returning from town Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. j John Hall, of Manton, and a former W. F. 8.. Fred Stokes. must have thought so. I resident of Baltimare, visitled the past W. C.. 1. M. B. Gillaspie ' week with friends in Baltimore and W. T.. Joseph Burpee. । Castleton. W. M.. John Brigga. To-day is a little foretaste of spring. paid to iturglcal diMsasea rs |i Mr. Mr. Wheeler, of Grand Rapids, is visW. I. G.. Meriah Stokes. The children do not get their prom­ 1with Mr £. q. Hyde. W. O. G.. Burdette Briggs. ised sleigh-ride yet, and neither the F&SXPOBT. tr. and Mrs. Collins, formerly of IV II. LAND18, M. D„ weather or .lack of sdow can longer i.. ‘ I Morg >rgan, are now domiciled with their ’ ’ • Physieun and Surgeon, furnish an excuse. Query-Aahat will । sons in Eaton Co. Mrs. J do. Draper is dangerously tick be next? Woodlaud, Mich. , E. P. Wadsworth, of Battle Creak, Protracted meetings again in pro­ with intiamatory fever. •fficc one rtoor south ot the post office, «iu be j The Missionary society meets at the was In town Monday. gress ui Morgan. Commenced last It is said that A. M. Herrington has lisnd Chore day or night. , parsonage on Wednesday of this week. . Mrs. Dighton Simpkins died very sud­ baturdnv evening. ordered a 8900 soda fountain. CTFK WdMERMAN? A social will be held at Mr. Wood­ denly last Thursday night. The body Emma, daughter of Frank Wright, Harmony Lodge, J. O. O. F., of this ham's Thuredav night. wks taken east for burial. " • Homcepathic Physician & Surgeon,; r-> 1 has iwen quite sick; also Bertha, a place, is constantly receiving new acces­ Ely Clement is still nearly helpless. (Firat door east of HoUow»y<’ drug xtore.) | 15am 13 03. TCI S, daughter of Ervin Cole. Dr. Young is sions to U» numbers. His trouble seeming more of the na­ here has commenced a scries of rwlnl attending them. Mr. George Perkins has tickets out ture of rheumatism than at first. |R. Wm. JONES, • ! ! 12. 14. 16, 18 and 3d fL meetings here. Considerable complaint that the M. announcing u party at the rink on Mon­ 1 Dentist. Elder Webb a former pastor herein Some of the young pwnle from here C. 11. R. Co. did not pay their help as day evening Feb. 22d. next . attended the dance at Hickory Corners arelsting Rev. Porter is Us ntwiyal AB work promptly attended to. Mr. John Deming’s oldest daughter on Friday night, and report a pleasant meetings. agreed, the men claiming that they were promised three dollars a day for has been seriously ill for a number of time. ft C. WELTON Supervisor Huggett pud troasjiter themselves and team and received but days with Inflamation of the stomach. The measles continue to attack one Brown went to Hastings Montafi All widths and lengths. two and a half. It will probably both­ If you luAr the cannon boom in this after another, young or old as the case John Gates of 8. E. Aivm iB’-very ' Is aKent for the Ohio Fanner’s Insurance Co. er them some-in the future if such be way Friday, Feb. 12th, don ’ t think it is He writaa policies on a man’s property against may be. sick; the probabilities arej tftal Im^wKI lose by Un*, lightning or wind, agalni* a man's the case, to get teams to scrape and cut the 4th of July, but remember tne Her­ not recover. I tie by death and accident. i<-e. ald party occurs that night. NABHVILIxE. A large party of young people from Mr. and Mrs. Levi Blough's oldest Rev. Cox is running a revival meet­ the Austin Dist- visited Charles Ved||JOOK A SHELDON, Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for i NobthBaeey, daughter, aged four years, died of ing at Maple Grove. der\and wife at Bellevue last Friday Office la Ab4tntct Block. D<mUuc<i, Mich.) for sheds and repairing old roofs. ; Sleighing is splendid and the people diphtheria, on Monday evening the 1st M. L. Cook and Frank Brooks, of evedjng- .* utter an illness of but three days. j are improving it. Born, to A bran Potts and wife last Hastings, were in the 'village on busiMr. David-Ruckle met with quite an ntsw Saturday. John Kahler lias a lame horse caused Saturday morning, a boy. by driving through chuck holes which accident while splitting kindling. wood John Wheeler is habpy again,—it is a One of the furnaces at the school at the Jones school house Friday even­ building got out of whack and has had girl. 4 J. WRIGHT, sprained his leg. A. Physician. J ulia Harington is home from Kala­ ing. The axe being a short handled to be repaired. State News. Cails dav or tight promptly attended to. mazoo asylum. The folks say that she one glanced and struck him between M. F. Scott, a Grand Rapids book-sel­ Office at reeidenee^one-half mile cut of Carl- ! . is as well as ever. We are all happy to the eyes, making quite an ugly wound. ler, was in town last week. Battle Creek has a choral seciety-50 It seems that the Rev. Dempsv, who hear it. ’ Mira Ina Hoblw has gone to Convis, ladies. They’re learning to sing. There were meetings held at the preached in the Congregational church which place she expects to make her hilip t. colgrove. Michigan has 1,400 health officers and 1 We can furnish any length up to 60ft- Bunell’s school house last week, and of this place recently, is of the Weslyan home for some time. Lawyer, will hold them this week also, held by denomination. In view of this appall­ Frank Stewart, of Grand Rapids, 4,000 physicians. And still we live. Hasting1*, Mich. Elder Mason. They are working in ing discovery, some of the mort» timid spent Sunday with Nashville friends. Reform school at Lansing shelters rroseoatlaK Atterncy for Barry County. C. F. Crocker spent the past week at 471 boys—largest number since tta open­ . earnest to save souls. We hope that members ot the Congregational society | A B. KEN ASTON, _ they will have good success in their here fear that his appointment was 'a Battle Creek. ing.. scheme of the Weslyans to gain posses­ A. Attorney at Law, j Fe mage a specialty of Elm. Oak. I work. The cornet land goes to Woodland te G A Grand Rapids lumberman predicts G. AR A. IL Ashland Basswood, open air seasA. Nobles was nt his farm last week sion of the Congregational church. Friday to make music for the (Over 1. & (rtXXlTrnr & Co.'* store.) This may be the case, but wouldn’t re-union. ' ' an end to lumbering in Michigan in fl ve oned or kiln dried. Thursday. X. Practice* In all courts of the State. Collections -l-rompUr Mlenallng to. I There was h dance at Henry- Card’s even sucn a terrible( ?) event be prefer­ Ed. Vannocker is laid up with rheu­ able to allowing the church to remain matism. I last week Wednesday. The Episcopalians at 6L Johns have I fOHN CARVETH. closed, being of no benefit whatever to Dell Squireu and Frank Wolcott ac­ raised 81300, with which they will , •» . Attorney at Itaw, j the cause for which it was erected. . companied by their wives, took a sleigh build a rectory. Maple Gbovz. Middlrrillr, Mich. Dr. DeVore departed for Auburn, N. ride to the county hub Monday after­ , ,. , , , , ,, ■ Protracted meetings at the M. E. Y, on Moudny to be absent several noon. Col. W. F. Worden of Grand Rapids <.— Green inbh lumlter dried tn two weeks 1 church. s 'LARKE * RIKER, „ iwaon busfheaa. _______ Jerry Madison has withdrawn his has lyeen appointed special examiner of t > AUmnojo ------------ ------------------- for inside finish. ; Dr. Griswold fa M!F Miller, of, Chwlevoix.! ।charge of adultery against Jim Gre^o- land claims for Michigan. Solicitors in Chancwy. j “ rause he neglect- are vititing their brother-in-law, Mr., n . and the case has been dropped. We Colomo people do not wish to precip­ ! ed his duty as one of the health ot_____ iixi block, over Beamer BrtxJ | I dare not comment oo this p*riSedure, itate a panic; mit the itch is prevailing | We hear of no new1 cases of acartet scarlet ^Mr- M. H. tuber, who has been visit- for fear we should advise something xii-m u, there to an alarming extent fever. ing H. Will and -----• week. ’ [ng J?* und famHfainlly *' the past outside the limits of the law, but ft Mrs. A. h. tjuick is under the Dr.’s j returned to his home _ DeLand, ______ _ III., does seetn-R shame to have this matter The cost to the lumbermen of the re­ ~ ~ Li.Lwuiein ■ care, and the nst of the family are not j Tuesday. dropped after it has once been coinmen- j; cent strike in the Saginaw valley is e»nfARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate,' . much better off. Dr. H.. ” • -......................... F. Peckham, of Cedar Creek, ced. Can it lie possible that we must i timated at 8350,000 in unearned wages. -TL Insurance and Loans. Len Brooks and wife, of Marshall, I has for tfie the past past few few days days been been the the — stand this stink-hole of lasciviousness — ----------- ----------- - — ——-------------- Dr. Harlan L. Smith, of Schoolcraft, with J. <«. Kiinv?ui & Son ■: doom north ’ ; are visitin® friends h«?re. {guest of hla brother. H. C. Peckham and be powerless to do anything to pre- fa dangerously ill of bloixVpolsoniM, <rf Poalofficc. Above Stock we are Selling ■ Alfred Lapham and wife, and Mr.j and sister, Mrs. W.S. Bouck. vent it? Have the citizens of this havin r absorbed the virus from a pa| Russel nnd wife, of Grand Ledge, are |*: Miss-May ***— •'—- « -------------- has just ■ - mnimnnltv Davenport closed mnr-j) hankhnna tn at Lower Prices than : visiting at A. 8. Quick’s and launder a successful term of school in the Jones community enough moral backbone to UenL oustthe curved gang or not? Jim crow’ , John L. Locks, a well known Grand ' Laphuni’s. ever before. district. Miss Davenport has given would like to know. . The donation at the M. E. church good satisfaction as a teacher and is Dan Smith lias returned from south­ Hapids young man, died Saturday from was next thing to a failure, only a very liked by all. pLEMENT SMITH, ern Kansas. He has purchased a stock blood-poisoning n-sulting from a car­ few there. Lawyer. buncle. John Karcher made a trip to Grand of goods and will move there soon. I OT Parties desiring 18 und EiTParties and 3t) SO fl. ft. Barn Leander Lapham has bought the Rapids Tuesday, to purchase doors and S. J. Robinson's father, a very old I Boiu-ds will save money by buying Sam Shaffer farm. Albion college has the largest orches­ windows for the new house on his gentleman afflicted with palsey, died tra in the state. There are 4u piecre, | now. ’ I’rognsaive euchre party at Douglas father's farm. Sunday morning. lie was buried under the leadership of Prof. Carl VanWagonera last Saturday evening. M. H. Culler, of DeLand, III, a bro­ Tuesday with K. of P. honors. Scheffler. Old Mr. Anderson lost a cow last ther of Mn. H. Will, has rented Mrs. J. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Fred Konklc and Drusle Fltield, of Friday. ( IT NAPPEN & Van ARMAN, HjRlchardson’s farm for one year, with Hastings, were gnesta of .Nashville George Rich and Nellie Warren, of I -«*Lawyers. Manistee, were married a few days ugo. the privilege of remaining two years. friends over Sunday. Caklton. He takes possession the first of March. a Jno. 8. Brock, of Hastings and best George Is 19 years old. and the blooming (Over Ha'tines National Bank.) .Stair of Michigan. County of Barry—v. Nellie only IX On account of a press of other busi­ girl, were in the village Monday. Harrison Carpenter spent a few days —-------At a wwion of thr Probair Coun for the ness, H. C. Peckham has resigned the of Barn-, bolden at tbr I’roUate office in last week with friends in Carlton. A. D. Jarrard is selling agricultural ILLIAM B. 8WEEZEY, Attorney1. County -------, Hon. James Hames, formerly the theCliy uf Haatlnio, lniu>l<l( omity.on Turedav. T. P. Barnum and wife are expected chairmanship cf the board of school implements in the Knickerbocker build-1 County Treasurer of Wexford county At Law and Solicitor in (Chancery, ---- -—the Itrth dn>- of Jannary. In tlir year onr thooe home next week. inspectors for Irving township and Mr. ing. and eight hundred andeightv-vix. •• and late Mayor of Cadillac, died at f FmcUces lo nil courts of the state. A sudden change in the atmosphere Bert Walker has been elected chairman _______ Preaenl. Wm. IV. Cole, Judge ot ProtMilc: Miss Edith Fleming is seeking at Eureka springs. Ark.. Feb. Sd, of heart /* ■wwwir T T tac n cwwwvw -Jl!. u,e- n»Uer •* ‘he erfaU- «t Mlunlv K. last Monday, mercery 60 degrees above by the board. Angola, Jackson 'suid Tecumseh, a trouble. XVILLIAM B. 8 WEEZE J. ; Toblra, a minor. zero. How is that for a pet day ? more lucrative ewployment'than boss­ ' J ustice of the Peace. ’ ixullngaud filing "the petition, duly vrriW. Phillips, President of the Fruit Miss Flora Fuller, who has been suf­ _ „ j fled, of Cha*. M. Mack, guardian of tald minor. ing a talking machine. Woodland. , foBeetlon* n spectalty. I praying for therein net forth, that hr fering very severely for the past few A crowd of young men from this Growers’ Association. Grand 1 lavra, Good sleighing. says the peach buds are meetly destroy­ weeks with a sore eye, says her eye is I III pit nil’ll or-i C. b. Palmerton’s mill yard is full of place are camping at Jordan Lake, ed by the cold, but that the trees are much improved under the treatment of DR. J. W KOCK, I Thereupon It lx onlenxl. that Tu Woodlamj. logsPhysician and Surgeon »>f Februanr. a. i» •«*»> m t»'n Dr. Lowwy. Thinks it will soon be Miss Jennie Frace. of the News i uninjured. Cooley says that as advice is fret entirely well. luixeuxrtrt toeiee prompt attention to nil w force, spent Sunday with “the girls’* at; It is found that nearly a dozen other cost, ho will take all offered him. n.aj <lc«!re hfi xervlcex. Office nt reniden Mrs. Fred Clipfer and sister, of Grand counties are in the same fix as Ingham, The temperance meeting pt the M. E. Hastings. Rapids, have been visiting relatives PhU. Colgrove, Will Sweezey. Abe the lx>ard or supervisors have forgotten church on ounday evening waa well at­ and friends in Carlton the past two tended. EUis. EzraFifield and Dell Merchant, to reapportion the county into legisla­ T M. B. GILLASPIE. weeks. all of Hasting, came down last Thurs ­ tive dlrtncta. C. A. Hough has bought L. Parrot’s X. Notary Public Prof. John C. Field left Wednesday interest in the feed nillL John Smith day afternoon to participate in a law Itwwrns Mill*. A Mrs. Ellis got a judgment of 91,000 morning for a business trip to Cincin­ is now in charge of the null suit, but a settlement was effected and against Lefebre st Ishpeming for sell­ nati and returned Tuesday. A. J. Scott had the misfortune to they missed their fun. He has W. YROOMAN. Eugene Caln purchased 80 acres of have one of his horses severely injured The scholars of the Congregational S liquor to her husband. pped to Canada, leaving his bonds­ . Auctioneer, land in Newago Co. He packed his Sabbath school were out for a sleigh­ in a collision with another team. men to settle the matter. Uartnx had year* of experience In erriur a household furniture on Monday pre­ Claude Carpenter and Charley Wil­ ride Saturday, and made the village iMwu. and haring been especially xucccmUI paratory to moving his family there. The Hon. R. G. Horr has l>een engag­ liams each have closed a successfnl ring with merry laughter and songs. auetlon sales of Tiro stock, I know I can se Mire Bertha Stilwell is quite sick JIM CROW. ed to deliver his lecture on the labor term of school. ■ with typhoid fever. question in towns in eight or ten oouaA little unpleasantness occurred be­ There will be a spelling school In the DELTON. ties and is still being importuned from tween two purtha last week because Friend district next Thursday evening, of one ot the parties keeping the whole I The cold wave has again left us and other sections ef the State. under the supervision of Mr. Ben, of the highway track for his team on | all nature seems to rejoice at being 8 The ice in the straits of Mackinaw » their teacher. meeting the other. An arrest and fine l liberated irom the condition of tilings frpm two to four feet thick. The followed. The affair caused some hard w hich must naturally iollow with the steamer -Algoma"------“—‘ HICKORY 0OB.NBRS. feelings among the friends of the re­ thermometer at from 28 to 30 degrees coming from PL St to MaekinAn excellent week has just passed for spective parties. It seems that were bdow zero. uw dty, one night I The saw mill has again resumed making great quantities of dear, nice both parties willing to do the fair thing Wau^nirLirtiLX’ximpUlnani.'vA. John Hold A family without food for fortvice, which has been cut and secured in by each other there would be no cause work, and the farmers are busy doing a proper manner and stored in the ice for trouble. Many people would profit what teaming they have to do altout eight consecutive hours and net an . by looking up the law governing travel the mill. ounce of the “raw material” in their houses about this place. Mr. J nek Billing, of Clyde. Kansas, home, was recently unearthed cm one of X. Thomas Newton, nearly 76 years of on the highway. liar. Howarti. John w. Howarth. NatGeo. W. Smith is recovering from his is visiting friends in this vicinity, and the principal streets of Big Rapids. 4. Howarth. Martin L. Howarth. Clarjm* age. a former resident of the township a euchre party was given for his' bene­ or Hope, having made arrangements sickness. An order has been Issued by the State Geo. Mauch is not expitled to recov­ fit at Mr. E. E. Grilley’s. A very enjoy­ several years ago with bls daughter »rtbi defendant. able affair was had. Mr. Blackimin military authorities to the .effect that and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John er from illness. Fifth .tndkctal only those who have been members bf *1r<l. Leratcro and Exteutom of the last will al Lawrence, to spend the declining years The grist mill is shut down for a few came out ahead, but we have an anxiety Mia den iuM-d. ;>rarli>s that a paper purport!nr u company for three months will be al­ to b« the lust w 111 iumI tfftUmcnt of said dt- with them, went on a visit to his sou, days for repairs. The new owners are to try it over again. > ’•“«l may lx- a<1 mlitm! to uroimP*. The ice crop is newly all gathered. lowed to join the annual encampment. I). F. Newton, where he was suddenly- engaged in remodeling it Ttierotiixm It UonJercd. that Friday, the lath taken 111 und died on the 30th of Janu­ Revival meetings at tbeM. E. church. The ice is about a foot thick and ven- I Thos. __ Pingree, of Hnegrove. Allegan day. of February, A D. is*, at ten o'clock In the L. D. Warner, of I^eslie, is visiting ' full inf* n forenoon, be aaxirned for the bearlnr of said ary- He was absent from his home petition, and that tho helm at Uw of «old de- scarcely a week before his funeral ser­ friends in Woodland. The auction book store didn’t pan tn three pwte. nnd newly enough . The house of inournto^ was fairiTet vices were held at Cedar Creek U. B. . 11 "'‘bscribetl to start . tablished when Thomas arose and saved d further, that th!' order be publijbM aa>d court. then tn be hnklen nt the probate office. church on the 1st of February. Rev. out wbIL The Nashville comet band Is expect­ a grange nere. tveaty days from IhLt date. In f hr Haat- In the city of IlMUiifi. in »tid county, and nliow J. Mason officiating. > expenses, cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the Geo. McElwain has sold bis bouse ed to furnish the music for the post at and lot together with blacksmith shop, their re-union. We expect to say some­ BOWBMB HUA Mrs. 8. H. Pennington, of give notice to the persons tn to John Montgomery. Consideration thing about the post and cornet bands bnow is settling fakL estate, of the pendency erf Mid in the near future. •uno. Eld. Ginaapie and wife spent the fore The Woodland cornet band under the jart ,ofUat week in Allegan with their Charley Clark has bought the house and lot of John Montgomery. Consid­ leadership of Prof. York, of Grand Rapids, wHl have a musical entertaineration m AJC. Barr h tick in Allegan with Jacob Lenarr buried oneofhia chii■earlet fever. Thomas Btackman’s bom ran away County News. m SUHHKD TStrUDATS. AT ARSHALL L. COOK. Man and Beast LUMBER! Funeral services were held at the resi­ dence at 11 o’clock a. m. John Shean has returned from Buff­ alo, and says he struck a good market for bis stock. Cards are out for the silver wedding of G. W. Monroe and wife, Friday evening, Feb^ 86th. , A special school meeting was held on the evening of the 3rd for the purpose of recinding a vote taken at the annual school meeting, whereby the school board were bound to employ a female teacher for the spring term. Now they are at liberty to employ whom they please. Herbert McCall and his brother have invented a machine for pressing hay, ! working the same by horse, power. .Herb says It pays, reducing bulk in drawing to market, besides the price of > baled hay is more. John Kelley, an aged gentleman, for­ merly a reeldent of this township, died «t his son’s residence at Banfield, on the evening of thq 6th. Funeral services at the M. E. church at Banfield on the 8th. Jlurvey Williams passed through this place Saturday evening on his re­ turn home from Buffalo. BENTLEY BRAS. & WILKINS H 3 Common Pine Boards, Shindies, Fencing, i Joist and Scantling, P Hardwood Flooring, Custom Kilo Drying to Order. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. } °Sri^ MroET the W 3 1 *•& ESF-BEE a» £ SrS5^J"&,5maifflS S: fit < ■ A- < 1' �TMe CHOSE H ONES. SAKFIELD’S remains. cue •• An Interesting- Ceremony Takro -m*. — - amu..<>.. »*■" -<•**» Vl'- <*”• «4rr nre-Jutrai a be-utlfol uu.l pi«-tuivsqas view Sntunlay morning. Tim mh-fit sentry _^.i |Wek and forth in trout of the <«*rMdiauii. und all *«» mlent a* the toftb. Boddriiii thn-e curtievnncra appenrod <>n tie, mvnr. which brought » hand-mn* uxidortakvr aud Kort .“petto**: Ho <.-bik!en. •ymjrtim tecr-iar. ;<>r —...... • Thecutnpuailion thei.’abinot 1i**.caB»«1 a greut H.upriso. It is thought to-how marks of n compromise. prrarat but Jan** it Gurfii-k! ut iU»i the i«jkhrr» -ta GnrflelJ P«wt. tbian. Iu It ha says tlmt there am three quMtfotui ' •mceraing Ireland which dvniant. the attention of Patluuiient -tlm quarterns of m<iftl Older, laud reform and *- U gov­ ernment. The dewire for self^omrnniart, he auva. most nranasarily be subject to the law of iiopcrhil unity. The Government! hop--* to find a-safer und more effectual metb'Mi tbsi. riH-rciun to remedy the social trouble*. 1 ' ....... . Loaoov. Feb. 8.—8evrral additional twista under tin- administration have been filled. Mr. Henry Broadhurst has l«*<u pointniciit ■ Ur. Broad rurkinguinn the find that hua ever riavn to the Min­ istry. The apimintment la taken aa un in­ dication that it iaMr. Gladstone's intention to n !y upon the iimumcs against the dnliuMiri- of the aristocracy. The Ubefed efajtm :in’divid«l-in;opinion on the «-ub;<-tt. the IWons ;ui.l Dvvunsblrv diaapprovitig uf the appointment and the National Lib­ eral enthuidaatically approving it. purti..liy -ml. und tmi~*iv.- taiml ahmg if"- eh!■•-■.•.md ••pd»- Tin." ent cophaain-. n*te un four Ilan's fo-t. e*<di coni' r. indicating strength. A lian-ModiF tablet of »up*. rior •hip w»» pluci'i on the top of th' phugua. It in »ix by liltf'E inchra, •unicai by Tiffany, and can nut te dupli. . . I. ..I .l..ll^_ uuin or* diwrwinvd. giving a ’ l*-iiutifal rffo t. The tablet in symbolical uf the drad Proud* lit. Hvitibdui/ijr mt it docu hi* lovs of Imine bv the lichens. his luve of mankind by the cuty can thus, bi* purity by the lily, and his ■ uuragv by the oak. The emit of the ».»n«>ph«gus »ii* t«ruthuuMaddbUarw. The military guard ulx»it th* vault will be continued until the latter port of next agreement Thntnday and aubmittad its finding* to the Senate, which agreed thi*ry to. The principal point* are that two Ke Elections, ty aindl make the inventigatioaa; and that oa point* on which the latter may diangree Hon. A. G. Thurman and Hon. 11. A. Har­ rison shall decide, auch decision to be llnal, while another heavy unow-starm m raging in Michigan. Navigation i* closed nt Bultion collierica have amqicndcd to the low tempernture. In thia city suffering nmnng'the poor la reported. Th’«- weather along the Atlantic coast is uauaunlly severe, und vrrawli arriving are i-overad with ice In Penney Ivanin milruada are blocked by huge drifts, the enow in some inataDCM overtopping the rant. A fivrvo blUiard is in program on Cape Cud. while throughout Now Englund thv mercury nuigea from ten to forty below tUBS product in the United Statra each year ia now about $♦'•<>,OOOJMMf, mid hall of it^ ia ina«l>- in Connecticut- Thia lioea not include tirvurma. agricalturaJ Implements, cut nails, or ormuuentul ironwork. Tbeae, with other articles whuh may )w by some regarded ua be­ longing t<> the list uf hardware, wuuld awell the total to far above IIOO.UUO.OOO. The maUufiu-turerM <>! Euginud. Francs und annually. Thelast United Stu tea census saj 1HH3, and 11 in 1HH2. The total number »f failure* in the United Stutca in 1HMG to favor «>f the following / order, which lenuia; middle circuit, Ohio. Toledo. South •Braid, Indiana, lllinuia, Ht. Louie. Officer? were elected iu» follows: Proddent. I). B QHlhnui. of Illinois; Treasurer, W. W Whital. of Miaaouri; Secretary, F. J. 1K33. and UG4 in irfo: Skattix, W. T.. Feb. H.—An organixed attempt waa inaugurated here Sun­ day to drive uut the Clutuae. It ia alleged tn executive comThe next meeting will lie held iu Chfcsgo December 1~» und^G. Knoxi'ic, la., Feb. A suit brought uudrr the Civil-I^ighta art by Bev. -T. L. Smith, u i-nfoml pnstrJiitr, agniuxt Lrnnii'l Dougherty, n n.wtnurant.ki'eper, in which $10,000 dumngrai were aaked, for rwfnmiig to *>H Smith n-frmhiucntii on account of Thurmliiy. the jury bringing in a verdict Quran .uf. the Pacific lying nt the wharf, and shipped by atc-rnge to San Francisco, bat will not arrive in time to prevent the expubdon ot the Cliin<w. NoLtaodab’-d haa Foot Kkoqm, M. T.. Feb. 7.—The Billings Giurtte haa the following from Lewiston, M. T.: "On January 80, at Gabrirl Du­ mont’s rnncK/five mDes from here, six Crw> Itxliuns arrived from the Northwest to hold a council with’Gabriel Dumont, one of Biel's lieutenant*. They report almut thirty boiue. Tlier* in trouble ahead, arid anoth­ er rebellion in the early spring ia foukni Kittredge.Thurolay afternoon to yrcovrr $27,000 fur nifwged ditaiuutfou of charac- ntdgr charged that Justice Mrecii received a •■hmidouine bribe" from George Hankins, a gambler, for hitting off the luma tea of his gambling huune ao easy. will run off their boron. Obknijx. Kan.. Feb. 0.—The Txxliea of a . found fro ten etiff on the prairie near here Feb. IL—W^lbne Hum Ixmitnon and bin family, who started in un an attempt m*xt August to go tlirougb Uio Niagara whirlpool in a boat. They claim that <'antain Wetb wus drowned through large farmer and cattle-dealer, living nt signed to John Italea for the benefit ot his creditors. Hie nme-bi are $211,000, und liubmtin $27,000. adriaabiUty uf eefebrating the centennial Miimoux, Wi».. Feb. 7.—(fovtinur ttiiak Gnuenil WuHhiiurton In thin city, which w eunrei April 30, 1280. rendering a verdirt of acquittal. Judcr of Pn’dmle. 1 a,”r" ft*M,|,< “ ►'t,b' ■ to the blKhest bidder,Yh-prt: i MM mortmr to satmrt ■ । ttdiaortasM with iutriv-: ,i. All thatORrtain plrer or r: d to the tewnw.lp ot kve.r... arte in the 'roodlUouw made by Holomon H. ite to Alexaudwr Fo«lrr Dated May Mb, A. I). l»*J. and lycordrtl on Ui«- clitity acre* tnorv « fo.s. Dated Drreji.herad. A. f> i 5in dav of May, A. D. ISW. in Uber No. xtof mongjutrs on pa®’ 3*0. Naid was HKNHYT. HINMa x Kivei> lo wcurr fh^pavmaot of coe bandied aixi FBEDM. WADIJflGH. Altonw veveiUy-fivo (Suiters, with interest si the rate o< eight per rent per Kibum. nml |uyable Novem­ ber tst, A. D. ifia. and minualJy thereafter, sod DstMlH having been cm*, i. parable four years frwiflWe. It w»k 111 said inurtw Vxperssty .:xrred Rial, atamld any default be made In ««■ iwyment of Default liavlug ACHES PAINS! ■krik u n> nt. Gj । note arcompanylng t!:-r >d payable, and there i« now nottee, the sum of nine imi.a w at the dale of lid* writer Ito lre.1 ami ten and nine one huo- "I sch® a'! ov«r!“ What a coffimcq c«prett/'pq; and how much it rrjeaqj tonprq a poor sufferer) These actier h.avo. a" cause, a-id.incro frequently lhaq isgdncrK dne jx No cisease if mo»e painful or SOI ogs than Utese. aqd no ftm.edy « so pr-oc^pt arjo effective as Tservfons by virtue of the loarrof »ale In •aid inurtgagc con’uUnr.1. ar.d the estate in anrh Iwathv elven ivided. ou tUTl'RDA I MISHLER’S ggWHLB Bitterstqat is so effective iq all KlDNE-Y AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. MALARIA. DYSPEP­ SIA, etc., arid i,et it is aimpie and harnl* less. Science-aqd rr\ed>cal shill have corqbined with woqderfu! success ih.ose herbs whicfi nature l]As provided for t^e cure of disease. It strengthens aqd in-vgorates ttje whole system. said mortgage, with InuStni’ m parallel with । gowrament »urv*. er. 17th, A. 1». IK..’ jclia i runs. CH AH. H. nAl'KK: Att’y fur MortEaxr-- CHAM. H. BA VEH. Att y far. Mortgagee. OF RUBIES. State uf Mtchicui. t'mititv uf Harry ' cuantv <>f I the city of Concerning Klug Ybffebaw’s rubles. a wcll-infornu-d correwjMmdent writes: •‘It is certainly curious that we have heard nothing uf the Mandalay Palace gems. The value of the objects discovered there we have been told is not great. Yet the capital haa been undis- [ MIBHUBB HtHB BITTEM CO. j | I Tartar's MeaseatWenBffyrup Bsmt lidla ^ANDEr~ARCTK£ I adminlvlrallon. DOUBLE THICK BALL. KwswfcBPS’x-r'"-'/ st Manng tberenC by dw*lne a <-■*! > >w thi> ar to be pnbllatied in the ;Ita*tmr» Kxyxn newspaper printed and eirralate^i tn uni r«c Cfc^' thereof by racslng a copy pubnahed tn the lbwinn 1 r right aadcr thv trend, gins DOCBLK « KAB. A Common Sense Ide a. Default b*vln< bren made In U>«> raodliteaa EWI EMC ■ ...HI. rrt a certain moriKas* ctn-uted by Wuaiua B. « Wbra’ler to HobertH. Marshall, doted tbs Wth the Uth day st Jatmary. V I) day ot A neo nt. A. D. !«. o»<! rrcerded on tbr twa Ihst date were allow ~ tsth day of Aosust. A. D. l«3. In Uber No. n of ter ot Deed * for Barry Couutv. M no. on which murUagt there tv c due Uw *um <•( one hundred and f nnv-ImudrrdttK doUam and the Marvh.and ymMendai. the Wli: <Uy • jnge or any part thereof. Bottos Is bsTObv givro, U>at by virtue of the power of nte eoolalavd in B. & J. CUMMINDS AdO. detboht a PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM fartMtr hh’wtle. to Jobs W sMrt are described as Is'town, to wit: Iz>u. numbered thirteen hundred and I PARKER S TONIC CMA8H r ' sfld —jrfn$eeipn-»i' a. ewmsed, and should the *auw rrtiur.u sb|*>' and In arrears for tbc space of thirty <Ur*.tM> and from ttM&cefocth. after th* '.ajte of «*’ Udrtt dayiL tbeaforrsaM principal sub: <>t *v* ijliit><rojl donam withaU arrears*-,- <d tet*r^ HtSCOX lasalgns. become and I be du.fmtnedlately thereafter, idtl above United fur the iMiiurn: tl then have ex ptred. anyth lux hen eomntry. tn any wise notwiih hundredths dollar* asd an attorn UOW HEADY MH atpnbtteauctfoa to the^higtn the north front door at the fSiurt I —Haskin*— -I don't think much of Dr. Agnes school of medicine. He don’t M-cm to have any hxjk in caring people. ” Bobb—-No,' and that's not the worst uf it. I heard him adroit to Dr. Henderson that he conldn’t core a ham.”—ftfetfo ifitnlr. round r.nd round, sbed» lfo|.-jhaMMuHs. of my beatl.' |to. yet ondwUan'? - H. F. iftiU. real cZrta |n sold petition dew-riKd. ■nw-teupou 11 is onlerrd. that 1... - ij ,day. of Febrsarr. A- D. I«a6. at t< r < 'ri Two Years TEST.^B —Snow varies greatly iu weight, ac­ cording to the condition ot the atmtwphere. When very dry and “feathery,” ■caredv anything Ls lighter than a handful of snow. On an average it is found that a cubic yaid weighs about one hundred and eighty -seven pounds, or about one-twelfth of the weight of an equal bulk of water. Ice ia lighter than water, but in nothing like the same proportion; and a certain quan­ j tity of snow would, on the average, weigh only about one-eleventh of the same volume of ice. The reason of count Ilea in the greater coiupactueiu at the ior. — Bottom Budyel. bit Ired mid rlghtvIndge.gfn/. rlcht K :r,.!rrd Abraliam kyeri that time the previous .stores of tbt I Ruby Mines and of the Noble Serpentine’han been steadily added to. Many U the poor wretch who haa been cruettied for chipping down a gem that, from its size, ought to have been banded over to the Arbiter of Exist­ ence. Gentlemen who, in the t^me uf Thebaw’s father,) the Convener of the Fifth Great Synod, were much about the palace, have spoken of silvei bow Li the size of washing-tubs filled to the lip with uncut rubies; and al least one *poke enthusiastically of the occasion on which he was allowed tc thruit hi* bare arms nearly up to the shoulder in a huge chalice full of these gvin*.- There wan iu particular one great stone, called the Nan-zin Buddaroya. which, by ita magnificence, was supposed to typify the dynasty. It was unmounted, and. thi*rrfore, can do! be the gem in his ring concerning which the dethroned King was sc plaintive, and it win guarded with tin most sedulous care. Nevertheless, in 1880 a maid of honor managed to pur­ loin it, and actually succeeded in get­ ting it out of the palace concealed on her person in a very extraordinary wav. She wn>. however, captured before she got rid uf the stone. It was restored to its place and more jealously guarded than ever; and thn hapless damsel was put to denth with the fiend­ ish ingenuities in which Soo-payah-lat, the Queen, was a past-master/’ One of the newspaper dispatches tells u« (continues the same correspondent) that the palace had been very mucli looted by the royal body-guard. Nc doubt these gentry made fur the store of rubies tlmt of all. There was no* much else that was really valuable, except the royal utensils, the gold spit­ toon and betel-box. the model of the Hentha. the carning-bird of Vishnu, the Jeweled cups anef trays and what­ not. besides the hundreds of silver bowls kspt for domestic uses and fot presents lo visitors.—fit. Jamrj' Gu zrtlt. —Uncle Mom- —Lemnie 'xplnin hit ti-r _ n'. i..._L >_i....__ > . «d*at $12,000,000. which te >2.000.000 k», in And it Ik further ordered Und wfol petitioner give notice Co Uw jwrauoi Interested lu satd ra- turbed by war for over thirty yean, it ' we omit the reliellian of 1866, whet ' there was no plundering. During al! I pared with 830 in the first week uf February. 1S83, 257 in ISM. 25G in ISM. und IM in 1MM2. ” had 34, againat 3U ‘ ‘ Thursday. ispcrnrsxf you. laden, without exaggeration, with the balm of * thousand flowara. Ths hall led right through tha bouse and opened into a regular fairy-land a! flowers. * garden the like of which I had never drearowl of. It sar* rounded by a high wall and had plants in it from every country under the sun. The white haired old gentleman and a group of grandchSldrm hanging about him took u* about, and the first thing we stopped at was a large oval plot set out with small plants, around the edgy. -This.” said the Judge, -is my clock. What time is it, Clara!”’ he «*k<-d o! one of the children. The girl ran ■round tha plot and said it wm four o’clock, and m> it was. Thu font o'clock wax in bloom. “In fact." «aed the story teller, “the clock w« made up of dowers.” In the center was a pair of hands, ot wood, covered with some beautiful vine, but they had nothing, however, to do with the’time telling. The plan was this: The Judge had noticea that at aliu.wt every hour in tiu> day some plant bloomed, and work­ ing on this principle, he had selected plant* uf difli-rcnt hoiira and plac,-d them in a circle, twenty-four in num­ ber. one fpr every hour. For exrrople. al the top of the earthen clDuX, :it twelve d'rlock, was planted the portuhwn. and lie told me it would bluoio at 11:50 and rarely nites. Al tlie hofirs of one, two anil three he had different varieties ot this aanio plant, all ot which bloomed al the hour upj>o«it- to which it was plantei!- At four o’clock he had our common plant of that'tiame, and you all know how you enn defamd on that At five the garden niatago came out, at six. the gvrnanium tri*te and-at seven the evening primro.^ Opposite right o'clock he had the bonft nox. and at nine the silent noctifiora all these blooming at or near tire tiros given. At ten o'clock, if I rerormbei rightly, he had a cactus, at eleven an­ other'kind, and at twelve the Bight blooming ccreus. Half of the year some of the plants don't bloom at'all. The plants oppo­ site one anil two in the morning wert cacti that bloomed about that time, and at three was planted the common sal­ sify, and at four the chicory, at five the sow thistle and at »tx the dandelion —Nan francitto Call. «• torwS* tT"'’’1 ed tabwdae aad on paid nn vn’-i' •• Ikwrox, Feb. G.—The (fommv^rhd BaL ate; tbut the will ot three intmbm idiall rule uu the > iilUHg of w|tne»nes and taking •f testimony, but that the Senate proper shall take no action iu anjj contMted cn*« Burrado, ra. raVM,%<« __ Varnoo Harcourt: >1rM 4*4.,°' miraky. the Maryui* of BIpQn. Prcte da.it at tl»c Local Goverument Board. Jo..mh Ch amberloin: Ax-retary tor Ctaninittee on Privileges und ------------ French quarter of Xew Orleans, nxiatjujiuvii w” A uwtul book, full of InlonuUM for lurry County peoplr. >r>n.-»rr.ta» tbgir own county. SODA 05900436 'IT« �BY A PABTY VOTE. THE INDIAN WAR ENDS The BUI for the Admission of Da~ . kota Passes the Senate. —yeas, 22; naya, ILL A vote was then taken on the bill iteeli, which reunited in ^-rraa, 32; ruiya. ' 22. Tlie tuTratir* j firmntive vote wm. made up of thirty[ one Republican* nnd on* Democrat— p Mr. Voorhr-w (Ind.). Tbc bill a* ft . wpa puasod div iika the Territory of Dakota fk.au the lib* of the forty-sixth parallel of lat­ itude; provide* for the admiaaion of the southern portion ns a State under th* title x>f Dakota, and th* organiintion of the • northern ]K<tiou into a separate Territory ugder th* num of fJnculn. ' WaMtutoTu«..P*b. C.—The Houoe Com­ mittee qd Military Affaire, yesterday, by a vote uf nix ta> one, puwed favorably upon H4pmvw;ntntivdJ.aird1* bill for theprutere tiou <4 th* fM*onl<- of Arizona und New Mexico. It provides tor raising one rsgiiuout vl volunteer cavalry iu each Territory for one yeitt'x Mtrrke, to be conq>oii*d of and ofHcerud by actual residents ot the ^•vitorius naiucd. Two Moxii-nti ponies ta-ntahed »«rh officer and soldier, aiui whenever these are inxumcieut to nuzkr viaoroua puruuit of tlr* hostile ludiuns„the nrninetital quartermnxterw nru nuthoriud. to supply the deficiency from any Im-Hh a<r<M4.il>le, without the delay of *dv«rtuti-in'n>t or inspection, giving vouchere forfluih nnitnu!* ns may be taken from private litizens. Pock unimulH are to be provided uh a men ns of transporting impnli-in, in^iddititta bo the regimental wagon t rains. ULamo'b h»:solvtiox. Waiuhxotux, Feb. 6.—Th* Cabinet mectiwg Thursday was attended by all the ineni- I henLtxcept Secretary Lamar, who is not in good health. The prin<-i;*al topic of di»■ iumIuu wu* the action of the House of Rrpreacutative* W.-dueeduy in adopting Mr. Bland's resolution railing on th* Secretary of lh« Trciuiury lor information in regard to his past and future potter on rhe silver question. The propriety and ex­ pediency ot diacioBing the future poller of th* Administration on this qumtion waa tinaidered nt length. It i* undertaoo<l that thr conclusion reached wna that the Secretary could best reply to thut portion <J the resolution by a reference to th* views rxprews-d by the President in his turasage to UongrvM. and by Jthe Secretary -object, with an explanatory atntrnient that their sentiment* in regard to silver cr­ inal a unchanged. Wabmixuton, I Feb. 8.—The ilistribution* n( the general appropriation bilk among diting the preparation ami preacututic n of those tueasurca. Under'the rules nillegpda. rion ia excluded from the bill*, nnd the repult' of Uim ia to materially simplify the wo<« of their preparation. Thr nccenaary appro­ priation* for thr itrtny and navy inlliQiry academy,' and consulnr and diplomatic w..y In Uic preparation of tlin meaaurta. Of the other committee* to whom general appropriation bills were assigned, vbu The Post-office, Agriculture. Rirerx and Harbors, und Indiana, the committee any progress in thia.direction. The failure <4 the committee having charge of three msaeurea prrecut them to the Houae is rawring com mast among members. WaiuuxgtwX, Feb. 8.-‘-There aire three xtmcrnl propositions pending in CungroM •ur the further cxteiuiion of peasiunii. Our i* the rvpe*l of the limitation ctatux-; auqtimr is to equalize bountin* and the other u to pay tiioee who were in thr military servirv th* difference between Jlu.t was p.iid in irrecnb*M-ks and Pie thru bre-ailing premium on gold. Mr. Run thill is ■ ‘xtiing lhc«te varioua prupuritiuneexiiuiineii no iuict-rte.in the amount nf money tlnil would be taken from the Iretwiury should 'they be p«as*d. According to a niughrati-: ‘mate made by him It wduld requireaix bun'•r-.ti <>r heveu hundred million dollnm. rertincatCH on hsml and afloat. BUU provld ng (or the issue of clrcul notes io Satiw.is) banks; to enlarge the pow­ ers of the agricuhurnl department: to pro­ reel homestead settlers witnln railway limits; to annex n portion of Idaho to Washington Territory, and to prohibit Federal oflloera fromhlr ng or coutreoung out tbc labor of oonvlcta were reported favorably in tho Houmi. The hlU to tnakc sharabolders In NaUonal banks Individually rcepondhle for the debts of the bank was reported ndveraely. r._ WasMiivrmvv Itaf, 1,. or the Troezurr, iimiUne that »inoo nw the "oon»c once fund'* ba» developed tp t±.UTK. The totter ztated that the term -conMlenre fund h*«l tu origlu In the popular Ixihrt that the donation* af money rocrlvctl from pcinone unknown wero beeaiiM' of money with­ held from the Government. Tbc bill proy/d-ni; for nn A*M»l«m S<<-rvtsrj of the Jravy otme up for dl-cuMton. The debate soon took the character of a political dl»czu«inu und ended luaflxhl over the action taken by Hocrvtnry Whitney In the Dolphin matter. Mr. Inmilis waa espoelflly zeverc In hi* dcuuuclatfou of the Sec­ retary- No de»nit-action was tskcuonlhbdl. Contrary to ireiwrat expectation a vote wa* not react;od oa ibc.Dul.ota bill, the ihimoCratic Senator*, dedrn* to postpone action until Mr. Vest was pre.Cat. Tbc House of HepreMMitatlve* pataed Mr. Dmsky • Shipping bill, with an uttci dmem inlt sa a State 'that i x>rtH>n ot Dakota lying tenth of the forty-<rixtb para'lel uud to organ­ ize the Territory vf Lincoln in the izartburn part. Mr. Newell inuolucevl n b ll inakiux an annual appropriation of 4AM.UOfbr tbc equip­ ment of State mil.t o Ttie tidl tu provide for 'the appotutiucn* ot a eommi^s.ou to luvexti- Sherman. Senator elect from Ohio. Ad^ Journod unt I Moada;. In the House yosli rdaj Mr. Hnndull report­ ed the Fen* o:>* Approprlnimu bill. TlmbU appropriate* rLV44.ro), a>i iucroaseot fl.\ 0.AI.UD over that of tort year. Thy F.ta John Porter bill waa mate a spi i-lnl order conllnuou* from Tburoto. Urh lu»t.. u> I liurvlav. IHlhinst.at Winch time >t wfll probably be brddfbt to a vou-. Adjourned until Monday. . FROZEN FISH well-known SvU engineer, him re­ cently arrived here from Florida, where he has been engaged in land-surveying. .He states that during the recent cold snap, while he wax making n voyngv from in which he hail xhibarknl »aa wrecked off Cedar Keys the 8th of January. All hands escaped with thrir Uvea, bnt But­ tered gn atiy from the^old. The salt water froze on th* reef in the Gull of Mexico upon which the vreoci struck ami great numbers of fish, chiefly trout, *l>eepliru<l and redfish, were kiilod'by the cold ami floated on the water, covering iti surface for miles. Inquiries among tisbermen and others elicited the fact that during ths same cold spell fish were killed on the Louisiana coast und were then floating by the thousands from the Kignleta to point* far to the eastward. The fact that fish can be kill*,] by the degree of cold that can be experienced inthe Gulf of Mexico has been doubted, bqt ant lieu Hen ted instances have War by army on duty on the Fiori Dkntui, Col., Feb. 5.—Two ream ngo wm supposed to be one til the worst win­ ter* ever experienced in thr State of Color*- been more snowfall in Colorado than ever before. Mind the 'death rate is nearly double. Up to the present there hare been fourteen deaths in San Juan and nine nt Aspen. Breckinridge. Gothic and other portions of elided. Mn.wat.'KXE, Wis.. Feb. Lviifi-rodori A Co., tobacco manufacturers, on }V«xb>roday voluntarily notified their two. hundred bands th^t from next Monday ejght hour** work with ten hours’ pay would roiuititutc a days' work for them. TliU rMinpunevuixnt bus caused couMdernliie attention, na it ia tlioughLthla will cause similar movenirnta on the part of other manufacturers before long. ' .I bor ordered a strike by one thoiuiaiui sev­ en hundred und fifty men empj^fed on the Broadway and Fourth, Sixth and Seventh aventM* hunie-car lines during .the severe storm of yesterday,' demanding and ob­ taining the preaent rate of S2.2& ]H-r day for a reduced number of hour*. । WxsmxGToa. Feb. 8.-Senator Colquitt. <>! Georgia, will introduce in thr Senate this week a bill to establish local option iu theLHslrii-t of Columbia. Thw bill (provides for a vote by the people upon thr ipit>lion aud I* extremely rigorous. Under its pro­ St. Ia>vm,' Feb. 5.—Mi-rant. iZukertort visions nu intoxicating liquors can be inonu laclured within the limita of th* DU and Steinitx nminied their content for the trict of Columbia or imported therein, und . world's cbera chiunplqnahip Wednesday aft* if it breomre a Jaw no wines can be used nt crnoon. Zukrrtort won. the state dinners of thr Prtnldoul. rXlUUIlEAT iTJtVKLAKD OOIXU SOUTH. Wmhucotuk, Feb. 8.—Presidi-ret Cleve­ land haa nigniflixi to Charles II. Hill. Special Commiisiioner of the North. C*nteal aud South American Exposition. hU earnest desip- to rieit New Orleans before the rxpoaition doses, so that be may get what information it affords of the re­ sources and industries ot thr Booth. He wishes also to be better acquainted with his Southern frilow-citixcna. and if his du­ ties will jiermit ho will certainly make the trip, in which case he will lie- accompanied hy several members of hia Cabinet. ruit to test the validity of the Bell tele­ phone mitent will bceonauctedby Bolidtor- Thurnuin. of Ohio, ■Grosvenor Lowery, of New York, nnd Kppa Hunton nnd Jett Chandler. <4 Washington. WsMUKiJTOM, Fab. 8.-A dispatch sent out from f'olnmbus, O.. states that Sen­ ator Rhrrman. wrote to Pension Agent Lemnn. now «waiting ronfirmation, tluit he could not be coniirinril until lie dkmptited the impression in th* Senate rtiandxT that He wn* Hksiy to remove fifty clerks not proeuch n ktler, and authorize* the pcraon who is in poaaesaion of the document to PERSIAN STREET. Rumors of Geronimo’s Sorrende: Confirmed. bin Tht House adopted a resolution requesting WxxuiMiTo.x, Feb. 7.—The Senate closed it* long nnd wrangling debate over the admforidu of Routh Dakota into th* Union as a State Friday by |Muw<ing the liill of the Committre on T«rritori<w. A vote wo* first taken on the Butler aubelituts, which wm on net to enable the people of Dakota tn fmnir n State conxtitu- IN A meat prevail* in the vicinity ol Lnttnvillr, Rom County, over the alleged diocovrr.v of sent to a mining expert, who drclurcd it rich silver quarts. Landin the mrigaborhood line doubled in value. Struck by a Train. In such a climate m that of Teheran life is naturally passed chiefly in the opan air. The chill of winter, raroly severe, seems to make little difference in the habits of the pecjple. The shops are all open to the streets; the customera stand outside, and oven the shop­ keeper attends to most of his business from the exterior of the shop. If he is Ki. Paso, T«*x., Feb. 5.—Additional new* a baker, grocer or costermonger, in ali tent of. Geroalino'* unconditional surren­ probability be nnd tiie customer both der. The particular* in lull a ill probably stand in the street, retreating into tho shop only when a string of cainuls or n dushlng cortege forces them to move in progrnu> aince Mny. 1885. and troops out of the way. A carpenter may fre­ have Ixm in the field Mure the 22d of that quently be seen arranging n piece of month. It han been one of the hardest want joinery on the pnvement in front of his on the rcgulnraervicethUthuaeveroci-urTCd shop. Tho schools often in no-wlso fa the West. The IndianaWen* well equipped, differ from the shops; in the midst of-s and being familiar with; the country the crowded thoroughfare one may sec Indiana led t he aoidlmi a weary and uneer-- twenty or thirty lads seated on’ their tain chuse. They divided into small bands heels repeating the lesson together Ir. and raided'lit all directions. Coming t<> a monotonous tone. Another common sight in tho streets ranch they would kill the acttler and his family, mutilate the victim* beyond recog­ of Tdheran is the itinerant barber. The Koran enjoins the masculine Mo­ nition, steal the provialone and drive off all hammedan to shave ’bis crown. The Sunnecs shave the entire head except­ ing a long luck in tho center whereby, war-}Mlh with hh band of bm-ka. They it is said, the archangel may pluck were Chirieahua Apachiw. From nil no­ them out of the grave. But the counts there must have Ixt-n nearly a hun­ Shcahs or Persian Mussulmans shave dred bucks, I wall I ex thr women nnd children. from the forehead to the nape of the " * 'bom fought like demons, neck, leaving a highly prized lock on Thev had two xtningbolds, our on It is, therefore, common the Gila rirer, near Siggin’s ranch, each side. ... _jeck canyon. th-> other over line in th" State of Sonora, on the pavement, going through the operation of having hia head shaved. hotly- pursued th* trail of the renrgadsa, The remaining hair and' tho beard are but by dividing into squads tin- Indiana dyed, und it ia hut that one sees gray kept out of the way,disconcerted thnacouto hairs in Teheran. The first tint ap­ and ofilfcra alike, and wore out the cavalry plied, ia henna, an orange-yellow vege­ table dye. Many consider this so hand­ terrify'nn<l steal, but not to fight openly, some as to prefer it without the further and thr reiiulta ahow th* wimIoiii of thrir application of indigo which most se­ course. In this manner they ,hn$e kept two thousand 'tro<>|M. Uvudre niinirroun lect. The Jast tint, combined with the companies of Nes Mexico militia, in the henna, imnarta a durable and rather field, scouting al tout in a purposeless way. agreeable dark-brown color to tho hair. Being hnpred tu such warfare they soon br- Inc women also have their hair dyed and join thij eyebrows with tho pencil. All classes make use of the bath at jx'lled to employ Indiana ns scoiita. In lite least onee a week, the wealthy having nine months uf vnr there have been neurtr steam-baths attached to their dwellings. two hundred arUlrrn and raUlera killed. " No Christian is ever permitted admit­ Much <-oinplaihl*kiu» made by the people tance to the baths of the Persians. ot thia section at. General Crook's policy. The public baths answer tho purpose of It was even alleged that <1iirf Geronimo went back on thr reservation onrnight mid clubs and sewing circles; the women got additional supplies. General Bradley go in the morning, take their sewing was nlno Bcvcrelv condemned by people of with them. and. after being thoroughly Grant County, N. M.. for faihiretoocl when steamed and scrubbed, devote several new* was received of a raiding party ut hours to smoking the kalian, embroid­ their hellish work lour mile* from Fort Hay- ering. and discussing tho scandal of ard. the neighborhood, which they aMiduIt la supposed that tb«vIndiana got their oux!r,€ut!ulate on their return home. supplies from Case* Grandes or some in­ Another - street sight of Teheran is land town in Chihuahua. pear the Sonora the tea-house, equivalent to the coffee­ line. Thr Mexican Government forbadrthr house of Constantinople or tho beer­ selling of supplies to Indians, and also put garden of Munich. These establish­ troops in the field. Thr recent skirtni-h between American ments are generally thronged towards and Mexican soldiers, in which Captain the close of the day. Both wino-drinking and card-playing Crawford lost hia life, is fresh m the minds are- forbidden to true believers; and, Maus aanumed command and imme­ therefore, neither is seen in these places diately hud «n interview with Gero­ of pnblic resort. But both arc freely nimo mid Natchex.' who wanted to meet indulged in at home. The card-play­ Crook in one month aonth of Bernardino. ers of Persia use a set of twenty carcix in five suits of four each. tenant Maus Geronimo's wife and child and It is an interesting fact that America the wife of Matches us hostages. Finally. Iteing worn out and with their supplies must relinquish the claim of having in­ gone, they surrendered to Lieutenant vented the gambler’s favorite game of Maus. This probably ends thr war. ns poker, for it was known in Persia cen­ Geronimo wns the lender. Th* various turies ago. The game played small bands out will likely surrender on Persians is in principle poker t Eure and simple, and betting often runs knrning of the action of their ehiel. Th* people in New Mexico and Arizona igh with them. demand the bunging of Geronimo and all Another characteristic sight In the hia$rnmrdiatr followers. Reports received streets of Teheran is the bread. Per­ here from a number of cominunitim show sian bread1 is mode iu sheets the thickthat thr people are indignant and will dp. □ees of sole leather; the Ixst quality is |H>sr the usual policy ot the army allowing the rrnrgudr* to return unpunished totheir somewhat thinner. It i.« formed in reservation. The policy of the Canadian the shape and size of a side of leather. Government in hanging Riel is demanded. The bnker with brtrr arms dexterouhly raises a sheet of this dough from the Mexican Consul of thia city, ia in telegraph- counter where it is rolled out, tosses ie < orrre|»ond<-n<-e with th* Mexican author- and rolls it over his left arm un­ ittre with the object ot inducing them to til reduced to the proper tenuity. With make a formal claim for Geronimo nod hia a rapid fling of both arms he then band from the United Htutaa on thr ground spreads it over the hot floor of the oven. that thr India** surrendered to Lieutenant In n few moment* it is baked and Munn in Mrxilnn territory. It ia stated spread out to cool. If there is a con­ that there ia nothing in th* treaty with venient ltdge in the street near the shlbp one msv sec it covered with layer* of bread. Thi* bread is cheap, one cent a sheet, and what is more it is St. !*>uis. Feb. 8.—Thursday night six sweet and nourishing, and. with curd*, m- n entered a little tram* shanty near a cheese and frnit. forms a staple artieb* railroad track bi East Fk'Louis, nnd pro- of diet with a large part of the popula­ Consequently, one constantly ote<lr«1 to cook thrir supper. WhUethni tion. rtigrgvd unknown parti,-* luntennl the meets with people carrying sheets nf <lr>ore and windows from tli>-outside, and bread home with them, the women on,- <■( tlK’ir number climluxl to the root holding them in front like leather aud |U>ur>xJ a quantity <>( kerosenn down aprons.—H. G. IF. Benjamin. r» (knthe chimney. An explosion followed, the htrt/. store being blown to atoms nnd the burn­ ing lluid setting lire to th* building and JOYS OF WALTZING. the clothing id the iinfortunnto inmntfiKAll wiT,• scverri.V burned, nnd wqnkl have neighbon* who •urtwdi'd in breaking down the <l<>nr anil res-nlng them. No nrresta have liren modi-. It is thought to have tliow burned had lx*mi haring some er Mmul M. btorv, i ngngixi iu the Grand Hauk luililint Qaiung. sailed from thia pirt December IU, and was »|Miken to lx-fore tbc great gah- of Christina*, sine* which time nothing bnx been heard from her, and her owners imve abandoned all hopa of ever seeing her again. She carried a crew of fourteen men. St. John. N. B., Feb. 8.—The British ■ Tolsdo, 0.. Feb. fl.—Fourteen, persons sleighing at Edgerton. 0.. attempted to crosx the track of the Lake Shore mad in front of a freight train. Some of thr parly urged the horaai. while othm citing to th* hnea. The result was n collision, in whlrk six persons were injured. --------------------------r Auanx, Tex., Feb. 4.—The rarp-breeding thr ground daring thr recent cold spell, und thirty thousand young carp were frozen to death. Thr State will probably nlmudon thr breeding of fishAn llndutlful Hon. him been captured at the East and brought to thia dty to answer ‘lie charge of having drawn $100,000 from hia mother's bank $60,000. Albert Cooley, two milea soeth of thl* place, wa* destroyed by fir* Thtirmlay night, barntag to d-ath Cooky, hia wife, two ahOtfrcn and a neighbor wptqan. rpjjowd I blinds. (tests m Trotting Horae. . firm oil* ice-sknter, made wonderful time on the HikIxoii river at Peekskill Saturday, when he slutted hah u mile ntralgbt awn,, ngninai a trotting horse. Phillipa inudi the firs! qnart-er in 45'.j m-xiiida, and thi lialf in 1.118 1-X>, beating the how by four yards. Thn Ice was not iu good conditiuu. Ar.rox. Di., Fob. 8. —The Alton Mon them Illinois Horticultural Society held ha Feb* ]Miu h-taula kilh*tlrjn th* Alton fruit district, und the opinion prevailed that the aainr wnx true throughout Southern Illinois. Nkw Yoko. Fell. 8.—Shortly alter turn o'clock Saturday an unknown woman I had just learned howto reel around a ball-room to a little waltz music, when I was blown across tho Missis­ sippi in September last by a high wind, and broke one of my legs, which 1 used in waltaing. When this accident oc­ curred I had just got where 1 felt at liberty to choose a glorious being with starry eyes -and fluffy hair and msgnificentlv-molded form to steer me around the rink to the dreamy music of StrausM. One roung lady, with whom I had waltzed a good deal, when she heard that my leg was broken, be­ gan to attend every dancing party she could hear of, although she had de­ clined a great many previous to that. I asked her how she could be so giddy nnd so gay while I was auffcring. She Mild she was doing it to drown her sor­ row, but her little brother tojd me on the quiet that she was dnncingWhilo 1 was sick because she felt perfectly safe. A friend of mine says I havo a pro­ nounced and distinctly original man­ ner nf waltzing, and that he never saw anybody, with one exception, who waltzed us I did, and that was Jumbo He claimed that either one of us would be a good dancer if he could have thr whole rink to hinwelt. He said that he would like to see Jumbo and me waltz together if he was not afraid that I would step on Jumbo and hurt him. You can sec what a feeling of jealous hatred it arouses in some small mind when a man gets so be can mingle in good society and enjoy himself.—A’. F. Star. ' —A woman will face a frowning world tnd cling to tbc man she loves through tho most bitter adversity, but she wouldn't wear a hat that wm outof style to save the Government— SUICIDE STATISTICS. light in hit lifr. and although h« W^jr feels the pinch nJ want he has few of the innocent pleasures which go far w It is a well estublis.ied law that tho relieve the drudgfiy of the mechani* suicides in .summer are far more numer­ or the clerk in the large city. Of the ous than in winter, although at first other occupations which cut any flrv-ra inAhe record of suicide, the meroMtat sight it would seem that lie hardships leads with 16, the manufxcturnr follow nnd privations of wiuter in cold cli­ with IS, then come saloon-keeper. N; mates would be a direct incentive to laborer, 9; and commercial travekr, ending life. The statistics at suicide 8. The high proportion of some at in thr United States for June, July and these ia due without doubt to the hard times which force many business men August of. August of 1885 present some to the wall and seem to leave them, in curious features. The total mlmber. their despondent condition,-only osm was 420, distributed as follow.*: June. way of safety out of their trouble* It 157; July, 142; August, 121. Insanity is remarkable, that the learned leads lhe list of predisposing ciaseii. sions and the other occupations which claiming no leM than 101 victims; fam- demand some intellectual culture do i.y trouble comes next, with 48; love not furnish any material addition to trouble caused 37, dissiufttion"25. desti­ the list, but it is noticeable that no 1cm tution *21, busineos trouble 17 imd grief than five ministers committed suicide. 6, while chagrin at parental dtscipline To what thia ix attributable ft would led 6 foolish children io end their lives. be difficult to my^-San franeiMa It is a popular delusion thm the mar­ Chronicle. ried are more exempt from the despond cnoy that leads to self-destruction than CHEAP LIVING. the single, but these statistics, disprove this assertion. They ahow that the husbands led the list of suicides last ••A man can live cheaply nowaday*,4' rammer with a total of 180, whil^ tho philosophic bachelors came lagging said a wcll-knowu business man to a after with only 92. Women are chary Globe reporter. "Why, you can start of yielding tip the opportunity to make by buying a newspaper for 2 cents, and some man their slave, for only 34 wives and 26 maids took this desperate course took (or the prices of boots and shoes; to end their troubles. Fifteen widow- be finds a kind which will wear three era decided to leave this cold world months and hr only has fl to pay fur and not attempt another experience 2am. Next hr. looks for rtockingw, with fickle woman, while only six wid­ finds that some large store m having a ows despaired of their power over the run od such goods and that he can get other sex. It is commonly supposed a pair for 4 or 5 bents and warranted to that drowning has peculiar attractions wear well. He buys n pair for each for the suicide in the warm rammer week, and saves a puir"br to for accimonths, but these figures show that tho , dents; that maker sixty ipaini of Htockghostly method of exit with the pistol ^gx at 5 centa each.’ 83. He then appealed to 145, while 82 used cold oks for underwear. He has two nets poison. Next came hanging, which to get, prioe 83, and he can get a suit claimed 54, and drowning 53, while 39 of clothes for about 88, and a hat for cut their throats and 8 adopted the 81- Collars cost very little, and 80 classical method of opening their arter­ cents will buy enough to last a long ies. The method of jumping from time. great heights, which used to have a ••If you have noticed you probably strange fascination for many suicides, saw that bosom shirts may be pur­ seems to hove lost its force, u only 6 chased for 50 cents, and be will need adopted it In these three months. three, and an overo-atcan be purchased In regard to nationality some inter­ for 87.50. and gloves are ready at esting. comparisons arc suggested. Of hand for 70 cent*. Now you foot the course, the Americans lead the list list up, and you will find that it eoetz with 147, but the Germans contribute bttt $29.50 to clothe the man for a year. an abnormal number—no less than 51. Throw in $13.50 for washing tor the The French come n^xt with 18, the past year and your bill foot* up to $43. Irish follow with 12 nnd tho English ••I can say from my own experience with 10. The Chinese arc awav down that there arc many places in the ciw on the. list with only one coolie who where one can secure j—J n_:— concluded to venture to that other $120 a year, for food. N shore where the red certificate is un­ perhaps $34 lor. extrava >r incTknown. In regard to occupation, the dental expenses, you ' fanner, who, according to the philoso­ total of $275 for the yea phers, ought to hare the best balance 85.29 a week, which Is___ ____ _ of temperament because of his out­ day, and almost any man ean save on door life and his communion with na­ that. If people only realized how little ture, leads all other workers, number­ it took to live there would be more ing in the three summer months 34. money saved.’’—Boston Globa. Philosophy aside, no doubt loneliness nnd the lack of innocent amusement in To ladies, fbe great licauUher for tbs com American country life havle much to do plexloa: one of Wart'* sugar rooted liver pllb with this Intgepercentage nt1110 tillers taken nlgtitly. 30 pill* 33c. AU-druggi-t*. of the soil. With more cheerful surroun lings and freedom from the exces­ sive toil which especially falls to the floros, Ulceni, Halt Rheum. Fever HOree. Tetter lot of the farmer’s wife, the result r.ruplioru<, and porlttvclj cures ITlss, Or M pay ought to be far different. Tha Ameri­ required. It In guaranteed to gtve perfect sathcan farmer, in the olderesettled States JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever, At the Banner Job Room 04. MAH CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY ’ mason of its cor—• Wml at initial and nenuu link In that ***-------- ■* JoUeU Ottawa. Lti Bollo. Foorto. Gcnosoo, Molino nnd Hoel Davenport,-----------------------------------------------Muscattoe, Washington, Fnjrtkld. Ottumwi and THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE afforded .by a wo) Id. practical . _. ’•Uon waiting ©a Kamms City and THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Is the direct and tovorif “ R. R. CABLE Frsridert Qewtrel ~~ 1 �I Tte* dailire of Tuesday giv« accounL* ot mob violence in London. Monday, bv “starving mechanics," » the pre» of part) -K. Think of It! MARSHALL L. COOK. Starving mechanics In free trade Eng­ ■JLt^’oo. MBH. FrMUMT "•1,w'- land! Here ta a theme for the court house port: let him wrestle with this subject. He claims Hurt free trade i* beet for the laborer, and yet in the land of free trade, 25,000 starving workmen, driven to desperation by tack of employ­ EPXTOKIAL NOTES. ment resort to mob violence to secure defeat has given the republican par­ thf necessaries of life. ty the opportunity it needed to purge General Hancock, one of the must i&aelf of old and conservative leaders, Union-----------------generals during and assume the aggreslve. The repub- brilliant --------- the reBean party is essentially an aggrresive brtllon. and the democratic candidate papfy Long continuance in power for »*•» the presidency «—<«<«<•• in 1HSO. 18b0, dieo died suddensudden­ compelled it t*> conserve the fruits of ly at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon at hb» the war, defend ita past actions, and military headquarters. Governor's Is­ The Hastings Banner hold the results ot past virtnrire. This land. N. Y. ______ _____ _____ h thr inevitable tendency of long-con-. CvQ<IV!iK'hM p^ed the bill increastinuwl ascendancy. Detent has ridded oy widows and dependit of the class of spoilsmen who are., ent survivors of- uniim - - soldiers -•••—*from --------S8 »«• more interested in self than party. But to SI 2-her month. Thia bill, as that defeat was by so small a plurality , pisiusl, will add from S5.IXMJ.000 to that the republican party has l»ut to fMl.OOU.OUO yearly to a class who deserve put itself squarely oh record in ta' or of such aid. the reforms our times demand to Following the lead of the executive. again secure the government at Wash­ ington. It is reorganising its well- Secretary Manning has adopted a seal trained legions for the great c.mtrst of and coat of arms. This snobbishness is 1M88. Men in sympathy with tl>e peo­ getting very disgusting. ple will be ita heders. It win point with pride to a glorious post, and it : will put itself on the right side of the • will point to a platform in isxs which living issues of the day. Democracy comnuiMUnIteB* pertain!ok tu tUI»«tecan .oaly dertroy. It cannot build. ^All Mrtment abould be«ddre«*e<l to Mr. K. !>•■ The hope of the future is still with the ven port. Woodland. Mich. republican party, and it will fully meet F. E. Potter, of Vermonoville. owhs the expectations of its friends, the peothe most remarkable calf in these parts. Pl*-______ j ' ____ ' Early in life it changed its quarters in They sowed the wind and are reapimr the l>arn, went up a long Hight of stairs the whirlwind, can be said of the coke and engaged lodgings in the bay loft. manufacturers of Penlteylvania. In­ Later at the early age of six months, it stead of employing American latarr as took to learning and attended the dis­ they ought, they imported Hungarians trict school until expelled on account of by the ship load. These men, while race and color. Like all the holsteins industrious and naturally peaceable, it seems to have an aspiring time, nnd have no acquaintance with our laws be growing in public favor. and institutions. With them violence Every farmer should secure a copy of ia the only means of redressing wrongs. They have suffered much from their Haight’s Manual of Farm Law. It is employers, and in their wrath have remarkably clear and complete, cover­ visited dire vengeance upon them. ing many points not before elucidated, They have caused their employers more told in plain language. Th* author has Iom in their few weeks’ strike than wits l>een for several years connected with ever made in profits from their cheap the legal department of various farm tabor. This is in’ accord with what journals. It is published and sold at Kwmersnn called the “Law of Compen­ Detroit, and the price is within the sation." The remedy is to prevent the means of ml. Agricultural. Woo. uncommon to see butter in so doing Will enable them »o grow larg­ er ‘ropB or remove an iDconvomcoee. roll* or prtnu. ol rood quality and tolerably Irrab with a ooallnr of aalt eryaulaallo»«Uie outaldarlrlnalta our families—mb of our animate. We rtalr and unpleaaant appoanon*. Tbla have all new houses built without the may ba cauMd In aevend waya. It thslightest care in grading when the wa­ ter stood near or undtur the house after every rain, or have new cellars *r sta- to be well incorporated in the butter, bla under the floor of which the soil and, changing to brine after the roll# was saturated with the liquid excre­ have l>eetf made up. it comes to the ment of animate without any attempt surface and takes the form of a crust to provide even for surface drainage. The finest and best salt, if not worked If then* lie any place where careful at­ well into the butter, will act in the tention to drainage will pay it is about same way. Again if there ia more our houses. In very many cases It is moisture left In the butter than it will wtee to put a line of tile entirely around naturally hold, the salt joins with the the house, and to give good drainage to extra water to form brine; this brine the- cellar—run one or more lines under finds its way to the outside, evaporates and Irnvta the salt covering. tbc building. The best means, therefore of avoid­ The ordinary privy is an abomina­ PRICE BMUIHT'POWDER CD.. tion, especially il nut far removed from ing this difficulty is to make the butter OWPAOO.____________ _ _»T. LO Wfc. the well. Even the drainage of surface by the granular method, wash it very water into the well often unfits it for thoroughlv and allow it to drain and dry use. in laying tile for carrying off off well, while still in the. granular offensive water from any source it te from, )»efore adding the salt. Then obvious that the work should I* care­ mix in the salt as thoroughly as possi­ g SPECIAL J fully done If possible a greater fall ble, having it of the l*6t quality and should lie secarol than is essentia! In as tine as can be got; allow it to stand farm drainage. This fail should lie uni­ a little while before working and put­ form. .Small pipes are better than ting into IU final form. This gives an large ones. The former with sufficient opportunity for all the salt to dissolve fall, will carry off the solid matter, before the working, and then for re­ whereas this may be left in the larger moving all surplus brine. All batter, however, contain* a pret­ ones to be a constant sourc of danger to health —Although lengthy, we clip the ty large percentage of moisture in the above in full from the Country, Gentle­ form of brine, and it must be kept in a motet atmosphere or else the water of man. the brine will evaporate more or less, leaving the salt visible on the outaide. w - 111 Any good butter will show this dry r—"trim ~ ~ - —-- ■ ■ — A grlru)luridly ? salt if rxposrd long enough in very dry Doing *o_ air. i BEA -WOMAN’S FRIEND , In the best remedy for all cornpUat. peculiar to women, young or old. A fall description of those <tUeaHNB, their symptoms, causes awl treatment ia’contained in our book entitled “Facta for Women." tinted correctly; any woman t»' understand IL Every woman xhoutahave it Sent to ladle* only, in aralej envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth dollar, to any woman. AtldrtM ZOA-PMORA MEDICINE 00, Men by any one but our pt and conaolUDK pbjndciui. IS1 EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE sSSrSEil:'!21',E-IS’ - To do this we must educate them to luve farm life. To do that we must improve the farm. The trouble is "not with the boys and girte> but with their surroundings. The first obligation of a sensible young person is to get away from a farm which is run in such a way that ita owners are. the least educated and cultured part of it. How shall we improve our farms, then, so as, to remove this obligation? 1. By com­ prehending what a farm may be at its best; and that nowhere else may there lie such a combination of health, com­ fort, pleasure, intellectual progress and moral worth. 2. By making the farm the center of such pleasure and elemeats of human culture.-as may be easily concentrated there; instead of betag the mere arena for animal life, and • the culture of animals. The farm, in other words, should be run, tirat, for man, second, for creaturee and things. flaw shall thh be done? 1. By putting intelligence into what­ ever is done. Keep every farm employ­ ment fully up to the last standard, in­ formation about which is now so easily secured, and so generously supplied by agricultural works and papers. 2. By making farm work ta variably importation Into this couatry of con, Draiaax* *ad xh*mm>. tract laborers. The republican party J At the eighth annual meeting of the comparative, or experimental: that te, providing that something shall be learn­ ' pbut-d itself boldly on record us favor­ Illinois Tilo-maken’ association, at ed from every hill of potatoes, or corn, ing this prohibition, and hail Blaine Springfield, last week, the business was as well mi something secured for food filled the executive chair instead of reported as generally very prosperon*. or profit In this way the farm affords two pleasure*—the fascination of dis­ Cleveland, some decisive action would 1 Tot. Morrow of the Ctuunpaign Univer­ covery and the faacination of creation, sify read an interesting paper, which which constitute the genius of work. have been taken in this matter. may be summarized as l>elow: 3. By surrounding farm work or in­ Boss Dickinson's twiddle about “pine it ta admitted that while a full supply fusing it with study, not strictly, agri­ barons" “railroad swibdlera” “million­ of water is essential to the best develop­ cultural, but connected with farm work. aire aristocrats" “corporation sharks" ment of ptanta, excess is always Injur­ Among studies of this sort, are a large part of this natural sciences, especially etc, comes with poor grace from a man ious, souietimre fatal, nnd that while botany, vegetable and animal physio­ water freely moving may be present in who is a corporation lawyer, and who targe quantity with little or no injury, logy. agricultural chemistry, ornitho­ has a moneyed interest in as many cor­ stagnant water in tbesoll is almost in­ logy. taxidermy, geology and Mtronomv. porations ns any other captalist of Mich­ variably injurious. In a greater degree So Intelligence is not only put into farm work, but received from iL igan: whois president of the "Detroit than we have been in the habit of 4. By invariably combining the thinking, there is likeness between club," one of the most aristocratic of plants and animals concerning their treautiful and the uwfui. Thl* com­ the kid glove socirtiea of the country­ structure and taws of growth. Man bination is more useful than the useful Bobs Dickinson is a good one to spread ;uid his docks and herds live in health alone. It pays; for. 1, it makro the «>n «»p: tan wta« be talk. »ta>ul “LIT?. fanu . wore valuable for market; 2, . , . . ... They delight to be by the flowing more valuable ta ita reaction on the “artatoerata, and corporation sharks he : but counties rasas of disease ta minds of ita cultivators: 3, It always ac­ is stabbing hiiiisllf uader the fifth rib.----------— “petty cords with the best methods of culture; man orv herd‘------have’-----------------been caused• *by mud. puddles," ponds, sloughs or 4. it ennobles the boys and girls, and - The question uf convict labor is being swamps, *r even by stagnant water on makes them love the farm, not for pro­ pressed more and more aggressively. or in lands not counted especially wrt. fit. but for higher advantages. 5. By securing the best help on He who nads tha signs of the times It is admitted that the flavor, the “qual­ reasonable terms— by “reasonable” I aright can see that the day will cotn« ity." and the quantity of flesh, inilk and mean keeping no human I leasts/alxmt, butter produced is largely dependent when convict tabor will not be allowed on the quality as well as the quantity who, of all things on a place, findeigo to compete with free tabor. To keep of food given. The crops of ISM. over no evolution, but are a degrading ele­ convicts in idlenem would be little less much of the country, were notoriously ment. It needs a general farm senti­ ment aroused to abolish the semi-tramp than criminal And in this connection inferior ia feeding value trecouse pro­ nature of many of our laborers. For if duced in an unfavorable manner. The Alaska ia favurayty mentioned :is a experienced feeder will not value as our young folks are debauched and suitable place for a penal colony. That highly, pound for pound, lhe grain, or demoralized by daily contact with vul­ territory has resources which convict hay, or grass produced on wet. undrain- gar helpers, they are educated not to love the farm or home-life of any sort Jn tabor could wisely be used in develop­ cd lands as those grown on well-drain­ other words, the moral surroundings ed soils. As we approach the swamp ing. __________________ or slough we find that nature has not of the farm boy are quite as essential Attorney < ieneral Garland’s mission attempteil to produce there the plants as the work surroundings and the intel­ most valuable for animal food; but In­ lectual surroundings, in order to achieve, ta the Cleveland cabinet seems to be to ' stead we find cojwser, inferior species. the end proposed ta our problem. boom Pan-electric telephone stock, of If man attempts to be wiser than whst <U By having a public spirit that ta which he was pmieated 31,000JW we call "nature." he meets with but par­ not limited to the farm boundaries; but while he was U. S. senator, presumably tial success. He can much mere easily which aims to make the whole com­ udapt the lands to his plants than adapt munity progressive, to spread informa­ for “inllooniv.” The position of the at­ the plants to the soil. Not only are the tion by means of farmers’ cIuIm, torney general is so compromising that plants produced by soil partially filled libraries and the circulation of the best democratic papers like the N. Y. Sun with stagnant water often inferior in agricultural and scientific literature; to and World call upon ITeeldeut Clet e­ quantity or qualtity, but they are often improve public schools, public high­ much more subject to disease, and their ways and to increase tha conveniences land to remove him. Here ta more use by man or domestic aninUUs un­ of life; to bring to the form the very "Jeffersonian simplicity.’' questionably bus been the cause of dln- best .sources of Information and culture ca.se in many cases and is ever a possi­ trom abroad *o that the boys shall not Congressman O’Donnell has introduc­ ble cause ot injury to health. feel that they are cut off from “the ed a bill to protect farmers from prose­ It is well known that some diseases world," that farm life is dull and re­ cution for infringement af patents for to animals are especially common if mote from the centers of the world's activity. Get a railroad, if possible, or drive wells nnd farm machinery which they are kept on wet lands. These <Ukeasew may -often do—make tlie flesh or a telegraph and telephone communica­ they have brought iu good faith. Coumilk of such animate unsafe food for tion with large towns. The tendency greMman O'Donnell will always be man. it certainly needs no argument of such inventions is to spread culture found in favor of the people's tatcreeLs. to convince intelligent persons that und destroy the feeling of distance. 7. By relaxation and attention to •nd is winning a splendid reputation drinking water from ponds or sloughs is a possible way of causing disease to social considerations. Play or recrea­ already for faithful work, and earnest animate in any one of several ways. tion should be a systematic part of farm rfitorta for measures favorable to the If, then, there were no other reasons to, life for old anti young. When the ! be given, we have abundant stimulus young are left ta this matter to shift people's cause. j to the work of drainage in that thereby for themselves, their tasted are liable to The Court house port predicta the we Improve the ptanta grown for our be depraved and their minds taken d«nise of the republican party in 1888. food or for th? food of the animate away from the farm. The farmer Thia ta sad, and will be mourned ua an whose fietdi or milk we consume, and must leave titnv for his children's also remove an always ivsslble cause of natural social taatincta. Hom* moat overwhelming calamity. But even this disease to thfwe animate, induced by be homely. Let sunshine into every b not enough to satisfy the. doleful, their drinking stagnant water or from corper. Kwp no moldy rooms. With a brlghu cheerful life ou the farm, yon direful, revengeful poetaster. He pro­ merely living on cold, damp soil Cuming to man himself, increasing can hnrdly drive thr boys away from IL ceeds t« odd horror to the p.cdicted K. Finally, moke farm life popular importance is given to pure air. purei calamity by promising to write a poeiu water, and wholesome food safeguards। with the girls. When women are of health. Man may breath air impreg­. drudges, life la so devoid of a sweet nated with sewer gas. or the malaria­ atmosphere tiutl the toy's first duty is The medicine is prepared for tbc, laden air from the swamp; he may1 to get out of it. if he can. But. apart greenback tdlies of the .Michigan drink water with much of decaying xanu ror we noys snouia According to the hauling vegetable or animal matter, and not die i Inkbuub of so doing. But we ought not I nteo 1* done to improve it fur the girls, poliUciun of Detroit, the to take the risk if it can be avoided. They should have part in the sLudles nominee for governor of The existencft near our hou»vi of u. previously enumerated for l»ys. A swamp or stagnant [»oad, especially if good home library should include in the direction from which the prevail- cyclopedias and han<l books ot science. .-------- _ ___-------------------------- antl thc l>oyM mu(1 b hrtVt, ing winds blow, come, but tt to health. ’l. Eml llouhki"*. , "Die dniitrl Star. . ' COUNTY ORANGE MEETING. The next session of Barn’ County Pomona Grange will be held in Glass Creek Grange Hall on Friday Feb.Uflth. 1 lb®. Grange will open in due form at lOdO a. m. Wonls of welcome by C. A. Newland and rtvponse by Bro. Walter Roh*. Subordinate Grange report - will be listened to. and It ta desired that each 'Grange choose a delegate who shall bring a written report of the condition of their Grange. Miscellaneous business will lw trans­ 1acted and the program of the previous meeting completed, the following work has been assigned by the lecturer. Music The Good Time Coming. Question--Is strict discipline neces­ sary in Grange work? Bro’s. II. Honey­ well, J. C-arveth and Fleming. Poem --Sister Anna Will kuns. ({uestion— in what way dots it pay to give attention tohotue planta? sister 1J. Dawson. Solo -Sister Jennie* Brainard. Essays—Sister's Ltnnington and Bigga. Question—How riudl we extend Grange principles and secure for them the atieation and respect they deserve? Bros. Evens. Robertson, Stone and Ab­ bott Recitations-Sisters W. Boas, H. Durfee and M. Otis. Selections-Sister* Barrett P- Otis and C. H. Stone. All fourth degree menders are cor­ dially invited to attend. An evening seasion will I* held in the fifth degree. Boys are hard on clothes. Buy the "T. C. & Co." clothing for them. See adver­ tisement. Smoke Dicky Star cigar*, a* tbro eoutaln do i FOR THE NEXT 1 THIRTY DAYS I will sell all Winter Goods At and Below Cost. To reduce Stock before moving. Table Linens, Bleached aid Brm Cota At Bedrock prices. Green Wood wanted. Hastings. Fe|>. 1. 18S6. Julius Russell. See Here! As we are about entering upon the ready Ear over eight >«ars I catarrh which effected inj pay system, we desire those whose hills ar. Balin, and Ire! couOdont ol a complete rure.Mury C. Tbompaut, Orro Gordo, ill. «»'• Cream iUlm ha* omiplrtet)- cured me of a long itandlna caae <tf catarrh. I have never long past due to call and adjust the sanii ~ Itlngfrotu withont delay. We are tired of book-keeping, and still more tired of dunning. AU druggist*. AD VKBTISXD LITTIU. Minnie Brown. Emma Doud. Dr. J. We will sell you good goods as cheap as the same quality can be bought in the /State, but must have our pay for them when sold. Hastings Mamets WkesL wMIte. PMMoee Affite..e*iWtee iw. bt»: •ter LU » Abrop pelts'. Timothy M«ad No credit given after February 1st. Respectfully, Brooks & Cook. January 2B -1886 February 2011. LOADEDI I have too many Winter Goods, and will for the next THIRTY DAYS sell at 20 per CentOFF! The following: CLOTHING Tb. "I, Q 4 CO." dojhins FITS s‘“£’ *“• » CUSTOM FINISH wa 110 WEAH- « “ >“? EE8T ’“'1 CKKAPE8T, Mid u mad. in ALL GRADB8, ALL SIZES ALT SHAPES and lor ALL AGES SJ?1 Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Underwear, Wooleii Hosiery, Skirts, Leggings, Bed Beankets, Yams, Gloves and Mittens, Caps, Flannels, Woolen Shirts, Over­ coats, and Black and Colored Cash mi io-> Also my Entire Stock of true that it I’llUell. R. K. GRANT M. J. GOSS �The dally Tribune now has a circtila- audience. The nature of the omwion alone prevented an outburst of indigna­ tion nt this feature of the program. dressed by mail. This is evidence that On this occasion the fact was developed BASTINGB.THUMDAT, FKBB'T 11. IMO. our citizens appreciate a first-class me­ tropolitan journal. of a very fine soprano voice. The pro-1 reeds of the entertainment amounts to Local Advertising* katas: Union Lodge, I. O. G. T., will hold about 870. The fact that the ex-sold­ a necktie social at the residence of John iers thus care for the families of de­ '1 Kronewitter Tuesday evening, Feb. 16. ceased comrades speaks volumes In their behalf. I The neckties to be sold at auction. Ladies requested to bring tire and sup­ PERSONALMENTioN. Muriate and Daath notlrrs tn-.-. All notice* for Entertainments for pro*: of in- per for two. All are in vtted to attend. dwldnala ar organlutloM. except for charitable Chas. Dion is in Battle Creek. i^lEKRY Barnvm,of Carlton, drew at Editor HUbourn Sundayed in Muske­ one load from his farm to the elevator of gon. Rogera & Fausey, of this city, a dis­ through the news agency of 55 le Hastings Banner. i tion copies daily beside several copies ad­ RANTED! tance of nine miles, a load containing 175*3 bushels of oats. And recraUy, one team drew from Freeport to the sagie elevator 96 bushels of wheat, n e are wilting to hear of two larger loads than those mentioned. Union hull was ftirlv tUled Monday evening, the occasion being the prohi­ bition speech by M. J. Fanning, of ATI good.* warranted M rrjinraented by me. Jackson. While a ready and witty .ora­ Bring your waUitin. clocks lunl jewch-rj lor tor, Mr. Fanning is not a candid man, nor is his discussion of tbe prohibition question fair and candid, lie is flip­ pant. not logical; and while such speech­ es as he iniwle tickle the ear, they are not convincing. 200 Cords Wood. JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. Pettit, landlord of the Woodland RS. W. H. HAYFORD ha? a fine house, was tried before Esq. Kenaeton class in Monday on the charge ot selling liquor without a license. lie • was convicted, and paid *98'50 fine and costs, and was Sen 10 days in jail besides. A few re such dosre and there will be much lees illegal liquor-selling, und one such conviction is worth more to the cause of temperance than a dozen of Fan­ ANNIVERSARY PARTY. ning's lectures. M music WEEK before last we mentioned the fact that a man in this city had violated the liquor Laws and was abusing his aged father, who had but recent!}' di­ vided his property tietween this num and bis sister. No names were men­ tioned. But Mr. Adelbert Merchant, a liquor vender, puts on the coat, but insists that it docs not tit. The card in the Journal signed by Merchant's fath­ Wtfl ertrbrate the Twenty-third Anulreraary Of er is a virtual admission of the facts the Inntltntlou at the order by u alleged. ‘ Barry Lodge No. 13, hiiig! tes Ho. 19, D. 1 Knights of Pythias, Social Par-ty At Union Hall, Friday Evening, Febr'y 19th. Misic by Spires’ Orchestra, OF GRAND BAITDtt, A Cordial Invitation Extended to All. John BENSMHKhaa secured the nec­ essary signal service flags, from head­ quarters. and will soon have the flag staff erected. Hastings then will be­ come a full-fledged signal-service sta­ tion. Mr. Bessmer will procure and distribute cards explaining the various signals used, and then each day our people will bo correctly informed aa to what the weather will be for the next 48 hours. During 1885. tbe predictions of the signal service were verified in 87 out of 100 reports. At a meeting ofthe executive com­ mittee of Barn- Co. Agricultural Socie­ An Exhibition Drill ty on Saturday last, it was voted to repaint the fairground buildings and pnt a wall Under the grand stand. It was also voted to hold the next annu­ Hupper furnithed l>// the Ladies Hod- al fair from Sept, 28th to Oct. 1st, 1886. ctp ronnected with Emmanuel Church. and to revise the prenium list on a basis of twelve hundred dollars, which wiU Bill to Dauce. 9l.a>. Supper. 75c per couple. be double the basis of last year. A committee was also appointed to con­ sult with those outside parties interest­ ed in having a ' race course, with a view of having the race track on the fair grounds put in first-class condition. by Hartings Di vtmon will be one of the pleasing Local News. Wo*K in :{<1 rank K. of P. Monday ••rening next. The Banner now has a corrrepondeni nt Four Corners. , 600,000 fee< ot logs have been | purchased in this city thus far^, NtrriUE call for Barry A Eaton an­ nual meeting in another column. Remember the K. of P. ball Friday ’evening, the 19th. at Union hall. “They called the roll of Heaven? and Hancock answered to his name. The Hastings I'nion was more than usually enjoyable at its Tuesday after­ noon .session, the subject studied being that of the “White Cross Army," or So­ cial Purity. This is identical with, and was adopted as on? of the lines of work at Uie last national convention, and it being the day appointed for considering that department, the union gave its whole session to it. Next Tuesday’s meeting with Mrs. Stauffer, and as the department to be considered is “Evang­ elistic.” the session will be a Bible study. AR interested in these depart­ ments of our work arc invited to be present. John Robinson, a well known ritiPkoarMBIVE euchre still holds ita own aa the favorite amusement of sod- zen of Castleton, died Sunday morning ety people. I last, and was buried by Ivy Lodge, K. The "army bean” will now have a \ of I\ of Nashville, Tuesday last The much needed rest, so far as Hastings. I funeral took place from the home of people are concerned. , Wm. Crabb, of that township, and up­ . ..u t c. v • ZL I wards of 50 knights from Nashville and ! SyxjAT. Hlh.uM VjUralmr. U11» city were In .UcndMee. Kcv. Tlw <*n>n>M wlU probably be dlstrl- ThomM Cox. ot Xmbvlllo. officUtal. howd SotunUr, bowrvrr. Mr |lohiMon WM horn „ Xe» c„Uo SclTOca number from this place con- on Tyne, Englund, in 1820, and when a template attending the “HersM" party ' young man emigrated to America. He at Freeport Friday evening. . has been a resident of various states, | . _ . ; j wl was a member of a K. of P. lodge ' Hastings buyers for two weeks in iKian Francisco at the time ofjhls have Imn® paying within four crate of i dKUh ne exemplary man'and the Detroit market for wheat. citizen, and was highly esteemed by all Rev. Cbessey.oI Detroit, will deliver who knew him. jng vicinity have made up a purse and se7riitxsi.nili.lmil.lw J.y B*S« ^mdJohnK.lIm.borg otAtehmxxi. No 2. About 1899, he will down, the Kansas, the great liberal orator of the whole traveling fraternity-the horse w«t, to deliver three lectures in I nion an , . halloat hall at Hastings, Hastings. Saturday evening and / , Sunday afternoon and evening, Feb., 20 wave signal floate to ^^moon lecture TlJE cold COld v.-.—w------------------, the breeze. If tbe the wavedoesnot wave does not put in an . commence at 2 o'clock and the snee soon, the sleighing will be evening lectures at half past 7 sharp. __ but. , The subjects of the lectures will proTnr Enterprise is the name of a new bably l>e as follows “Sabbath breakmil'iSSSTpS.tte «el Joonwl- Jw/-Bible -Foetal™.Suat Plainwell. Success to ita pub-An the order named. They will be ralishers. Mesarn Wilson A Madden. Urdy free and all are coidiallv invited imhera, wrasra n mam * “ I to attend. Liberals throughout the ZllWGRDER Stebbins was elected again I county Wjjj note the dates and not fail Thursday uigbt. This time Mrs. Jsteb-1 to hear this eloquent apoetle of mental . Um elected h im a “doddy” to a bounc- Mberty. ing girl. Mother and daughter doing ----------------------------wdL z ' G. A. R. Benefit— Tuesday evening The ladi« of U>r Baptist society last Fitzgerald Post of this city held a will give a racial al the residence of t benefit social and entertainment at Un­ John Michael era C-ourt street. Friday lon Hal!. for Mrs. John Matthewn. evening, Feb. 12th. A cordial invita- .• whose hustand was accidently killed a tion----extended —.1^ to _n all. couple of weeks since. The program of music, rescitation-, Ox hit: That J H. Dennis has en­ consisted tered into an engagement with the per-; HjMH-chcs. “etc., ?•> alter which ynsr •refreshments —------ -- Thviimday night the home of James Mirtru*rt Minnie Potter.af Nashville, nnd .,irontz. Shrontz, nmr near Hoperentre^ Hope-Centre, wasJmrneil burned ubbie - • ■ McLoughlin, -- -------------of - -----------this city, -----------were to und contents exceedingly well rendered, aa were also IO the til' ground. Building —_.w --------a total loss, with do no insurance. The Uu. German and English duetts by the lota is a severe one to a poor man. Mises Frei, twins only 11 years of age. Cor XT nrxt week. Thr TSr music by the qwtrttj «u Hue. k -st. .... ...ni iw, «iNt I The solus by Comrades bawdy and tar veto case will probably lie the first WB„, patriotic and well rendered, criminal case noticed for trial. Thr i vomiwle F. M. I’olter.of Vermontville, term will probably be a lengthy one. as j made his debut in his so-called comic mri.—- liveral important cases to lie lecture “The Army Bean.” Inallkind•«"no*ed of. . neBB to Mr. j»t we would suggest that AT the Uuj.. M-s-rv. vlmnrk- m.y I be eliminate the objectionable features, Vrtuilr boot wit. ntllb« t&rcuMUoc or t* copies m thia city.1 will it be tolerated by an intelligent Chas. Hyatt, of Charlotte, Sufldayed in Hustings. S. R. Willison returned from the South last week. ALMI After the death of Justin Morgan, who owned this celebrated rire, he pass­ ed into the hands of William Rice, of* Wixxlstock. Vt., who owned him for | .t*o yeafs. He Hold him to Robert i Evans, who kept him four vears. In ISM he became the property of Col.1 John Guhn. who sent him to his brother.. David (joss of SL Johnabnry. Vt.. who. after proving his merits, purchased I him ot his brother at the low price of j <100, according to report. David Goss W'U w as m re vne Uvie<i si.ititoiib, m* ii.in । kins Horse, the Fenton Horse and 8herman Morgan were sired. Dhvid Goss I sold him to bls son Phillip, who took him to Randolph, hia old home, where ■ buyt more GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY and * ol* itt , * GLAob WAKE at a . | ■ ■ U Rnnmor Xi rn Q ill DuallWl (x vU. o H. A. Durkee, of Nashville, was in the city Wednesday. Woodbury Morgan first saw the light I ‘ Mr. (Hark, of Jackson, is’the new in Tunlridge, Vt Phillip Goss sold.' jeweler at Beumer's. . Justin Morgan to Jacob Bandon. San­ Mrs. L. C. Welton gives a progressive ders* sold him to Mr. Langmade, who Than at any similar establishment in •Barry county. Proof worked him In a six-horse team, draw­ euche Thursday evening. ing freight from Windsor to Chelsea. of tbe pudding is the eating of it. The correct test of the Mr. Claude Potter of East Saginaw, Mr. Chelsea rescued him from that above assertion is a thorough trial. We invite the bargain was in the city Tuesday. ignominous ‘servitude and sold him to hunter to make the test to his satisfaction. We can point to tZlrs. E. L. Haff, of Grand Rapids, is Joel Gosa, of Claremont, N. H. It was here that he sired Revenge in 1815. He scores who have done so. To-day they are our regular custo­ visiting Hastings friends. passed from Mr. Goss to Mr. Samuel mers. Why this is eoA0in be summed up in this. We pay Will Bull vistited hia parents at Sar­ Stone, of ItandolDh. and from him to We sell them for cash and anac Sunday and Monday. Levy Bran, of Chelsea, In whose posses­ cash for onrgoods. Mb. Whitlock has returned from a sion he died In 1821, twenty-eight years old. visit to b*r son in Castleton. Among the most noted stallions that y Gard and Will Chidester are visiting came from the loins of Justin Morgan friends in the vicinity of Ionia. were the Hawkins Horae, the Fenton Thereby we save time and money in not keeping books: C. A. Hough, of Woodland, was Horae. Sherman Morgan, Woodbury Morgrfn. Bullrush and Revenge. Sher­ save paying constable and justice fees. As we give no credit among our many Monday callers. man Morgan was perhaps the most Dr. Lathrop's father is spending a celebrated as the founder of a trotting at all we lose nothing from liad debts and interest on accounts. few days with the Dr., and family. family of any of the sons of Justin No man is good enough financially to get credit at onr store. Miss Lizzie Cook has returned from Morgan. He got Vermont Black When a customer boys goods of ns he pays for the goods only. Hawk. the. progenitor of. the largest an extended visit at Eaton Rapids. number of distinguished tfottera of any He is not paying for time and money spent for book-keeping. N. DeLong, a Muskegon attorney, horse of his day. Among his descen­ He is not teeing the constable and justice. He is not helping was in our city on legal btisiness Mon­ dants were Ethan Allen. Belle of Sara­ to feed the deafbeat nor paying interest on long time accounts. day. toga, lancet. Black Ralph, Black Castleton's supervisor and Nashville’s Hawk Maid, Sherman Black H«wk, You can see plainly from the above why we can and do sell h our line cheaper than credit dealers possibly can. postmaster. M. B. Brooks, was in our and Stockbridge Chief. city Monday. Woodbury Morgan was the most re­ i the leaders in low prices and we dare quote prices. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie, of nowned aa a cavalry charger of any of the family to which he belonged. He Middleville, visited Hastings friends was unequaled for the military parade, the past week. except by his gallant sire. He acted as Choice Japan tea, Walter Frost and W. R. Cook spent If the whole excitement on the parade Bret roller flour, per cwt, “ b'kwl . “ •• " dust, the fore part of the week with Grand depended on his graceful bounding “ Roasted Rio Coffee, " Rapids friends. movement and bold, fearless execution Rolled Avena, per 1b Rojamoja Coffee (extra fine) of military maneuvers. He made the Granulated wheat meal, per t> ' R. B. Richards, .town treasurer of militia colonel look like a military hero Cereal!lie, per package, 15 a Prairieville, settled with the ccuntv 26 “ two packages, with the valor of the Roman knight treasurer Monday. Entire wheat fl*r, per cwL. • ------ , A 7% inch glass stand lamp mounted upon his war charger, as he. complete, with burner and (We are the only house in the city Mr. and Mm. R..K. Grant, who have was chiseled out by the sculptor, and XXX flint glass chimney. been quite sick with sore throat, are preserved in the ancient temples of which handles the genuine brand of Ebony and gold hanging lamp* Rome. Al any of the colta or Woodbury this flour.) again convalescent. Spear Head plug tobacco, per lb. 45 Glass aeta. consisting of butter Morgan inherited bls saddle propen ­ Mr. and Mrs. Dunean Campbell, of dish, sugar bowl, creamer and Grit “ “ “ 35 Middleville, spent Saturday with their sities. He was the sire of Morgan Sweet Cuba, fine cut, spoon holder, all for - - ’ “ 45 Casar, the famous parade horse, who son Thomas, of this city. . 01 “ “ “ 45 300 matches. was not only fast, but got the fast trot­ Bad Boy. “ .... Mrs. M. J. Mann, of Clyde. Ohio, ters Mac. Pizarro, and the Roberta mare. Jumbo “ “ “ 35 7800 “ ' 18 daughter of J. Crawlev Sr., of this city, Bullrush was a noted stallion. He left Sentry smoking tobacco returned to her home Monday. his mark in blazing triumph in the s/Mre. Florence Bowne and Mrs. E. stud through his long and successful, We are retailing sugar at wholesale prices. Busby will give a tea party to friends career us a stock horse. this Wednesday afternoon and evening. The Morgans are admirably adapted Mrs. G. A. Truman and daughter to the road as well as to all other act! ve Nellie, of Nashville, were the guests of Krsuita. They have an iron const 11 u­ Mrs. Clement Smith Monday and Tues­ n, good lasting qualities, with plenty All good warranted first-class at the Cash Grocery House.day. of ambition to stay to the end of the Mrs. Brigbtal, who has Imm® thegueat road. Their remarkable build, with of Mrs. W. H. Goodyear for some time, good substance well placed, gives them returned to her home in Grimd Rapids more power, combined with better action, than the large lumbering frame Tuesday. Hiram Jumbo Kenfield is the last was ever known to possess. They have chap who has been photographed and been known, when twenty years old. to written up in Breeze's Herald The draw the mail coach nine or tec miles an hour with the indomitable courage photo is a stunner. of a colt. C/SIiss Jennie Frace, of Nashville, was Two gentlemen were riding in a in our city Saturday and Sunday, the conch behind a small Morgan in Ver­ guests of her friends. Miss Edie Ken- mont, that was put to a double route, field and Miss Belle Hotchkiss. by? the side of two different horses. Miss Effie Salisbury, a former teacher When they had arrived at the end of in oar city schools, is making a visit to the route, they dheovered that the lopg And therefore the cheapest, is the her many friends in Hastings, ana is drive had not distressed the little Mor­ the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. J. Broe- gan . They fell to discussing the merits of that colt, when thr landlord inform­ The Centerville Times, of which (>. ed them that their favorite colt was J. Blackford is now foreman, speaks iu nineteen years old, was a Sherman Mor­ very complimentary terms of his work­ gan, and had worked In that stage manship since his arrival. Jay is a eleven years. Bay, cheatuut, brown and black are good printer. Mr. J. Poland, of Irving, desires to the prevailing colors. The heigth of return his sincere thanks to friends and the Morgans will range from fourteen neighbors for kindly assistance and to fifteen and one-half hands high. sympathy duripg the illness and since Their weight will scale from nine to eleven hundred pounds. Their sub­ tfie deatli of his wife. stance is so well placed that they have One week ago Saturday, Sid Crowell more power and endurance than larger went to Hamilton, Ontarla, to partici­ horses. They are claimed by their ad­ pate in a shooting tournament. Sid mirers to be the best class of horses for held his own with the rest of them, all work, ever bred in the New Eng­ and returned last Saturday. land States. The high prices for which Getting Hon. Daniel Striker attended a meet­ some of the favorites have been sold, 4 Diving Fluee, effBcting a great saving of fuel. ing of 32d. degree Masons at Grand would seem to warrant this conclusion. 1. the greatest quantity of neat from a given quantity of Rapids Tuesday. He has lieen elected The bone and build will not deter­ wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. to fake the 33d. degree in that order, the mine the lasting powers of a horse. highest that can be conferred in this Some sort of trial must be had to deter­ country, mine endurance. Three Radiators. Most Furnaces hare but one. This gives w^ugene Davenport and wife, of The Duke of Cumberland sold the . the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ Woodland, enjoyed tbe hospitality of great EclipM for forty-five guinea^, be­ Supervisor Potter and family over Sun­ fore he had been tried, on account of naces as a heat producer. day. Mr. Davenport is the able editor his coarse build and thick wind. When of the farm department of the H astinos the day of trial came, he could distance the best horse in England. He cleared Banner.—Vermontville Echo. It has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This Geo. Ingraham, for twenty vears a for O’Kelly, his owner, £25.000. It is . saves much trouble and inconvenience. sailor on the lakes/ Is visiting friends not best to make a sacrifice on a well in thfei city and vicinity. He is » Barry bred animal before his merits have been countv boy. and has won a big reputa­ proved by some practical demonstration. Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a tion for skillful handling of vessels. The fancied imperfection of under or ■ house. He says no sum would tempt him to over slue of bone or build may be the appropriate form for saving the waste become a landsman again of power by centralizing the force of The Detroit Evening Journal, of gravity. Some of our best horses have Thickness of shell, and castings and radiators ; giving Saturday, gives what is alleged to I* a been paased by discreet horsemen, as . surance of long wear and better uniformity of neat pictorial representation of the counte­ possessing no extraordinary power. nance Charley Baldwin carries aliout When put to the test' they have proved with hdm. In this picture, Charley looks the great champions of their day. Perpendicular flues, insuring much more heat than the orlike a hardened criminal, and has good The Morgans in their primitive con­ grounds for a libel case against tho dition have the close coupled, compact ■ dinary horizontal flues. above publication. muscled frame, wide bony legs, deep E. P. Brown, of Oxford, Fla., writes capacious chests, and the same indomi­ the Bann er that the “advent of a nine- table resolution that characterized the Those who expect to build houses the coming season will pound girl was the occasion of tbe early founder We find -----ofitthe .- family. save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, excitement and smiling faces at our them at the sr: Z- \~zz.L- *2’2 -A *wSh°u>. ’aK5Siu ma the meet economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at home on the morning or January 27th.” and energy, with the high spirits andMother and child are doing well Mr. indomitable courage that performed B. also writes that his health is im­ wonderful tasks in the fields of labor. proving quite rapidly. All of which It is concluded from likeness and sur­ will be good news for the Barry county rounding circumstances that the dam friends of himself and family. of Justin Morgan was a descendant from Lindsay’s Arabian. He stood in the region where Morgan was bred, National Live-Stock Journal. and his stock was distinguished in the Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ The Morgan family of horses was cavalry of the American revolution. founded by a horse called Justin Mor­ When Gen. Washington took com­ tilating your dwellings. gan. named after his owner. He was mand of the army, encunped around bred in Springfield. Maas., foaled 1793; Boston in 1772, he found the cavalrv got by True Britton, son of imported mounted upon superior borora. He in­ Traveler. He was taken to Randolph. quired into their history, and found Vt„ in 17W». He was kept as a stock-horoe the best of them to be aired by a noted in sett ral towns in that State, where Arabian called Ranger, owned by a he liegot a numerous and valuable pro­ gentleman in Connecticut. G«l Wash­ Required to run this furnece than for one ordinary parlor geny. They were a hard bottomed race ington being an extensive breeder, and It is f*r more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble of easy keepers, and lived to an advanc­ an excellent judge of bones, advised stove. ed age. Thrir coupled, compact form, his friend, Mr. Lindsay, to purchase। to operate, will heat your whole honsa, give uniformity of short, bony legs ,xuu and V.UU1J evenly balano- uia, V, flat, ,.UV, WMJ > aj UXHV OUUUUU that.valuable stallion for MXC the puxpuse purpose »d quarters gave them more strength- of Improving their breed of horare.1 temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for the house than Whether your dwelling is new or old, it will pay you in proportion to weight than fell to the Lmdsav purchased the Arab and took a stove. lot of other breeds of horses. They • ------ •- •--------•­ । to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks A Kenfield’s you were often tried with larger breeds for can see qae in operation. Call in. ■ draft, and found to possess more power OBSHHVKB. Here 2k.re &, F"e-w: All Goods Sold Cheap. J. H. BEAMER & CO. the best 1' i FURNACE MADE. Its Points of Superiority are: 2 3 4 5 6 Brooks & Kenfield’s, No More Wood �detective ways. again In two days, when the dog bS there- Going back to the he .Now York Expert Tatis of lunch we found on arrival a small urchin with the missing rotter fastened the Tortuous Kind. IM into ?»‘’’'“S Ed Chromel,. > Henion. M- « j tllut article Dr. known int*’* wonderful experHentou rreeuu^ n&1J !ZTw’ puUlibS Iron, the A friend of mine recently lost a vaL nable dog. Of course he •advertised for it The only return which he re­ ceived for the small sum thus invested .4-wrn. ever pnbll.he.1 «bl»b boll. nmoo»Profa>. war f>v* postal cards, each from a dif­ ferent private detective bureau or pri­ vate inquiry office, inviting him to call. x« they could in each instances secure tbe return of the animals. I met him an hour later in the lobby of his hotel, and he showed me these cards. I sug­ h Jlth wholly to th.- power of Vfcraer£ gested a visit to the nearest one as in­ Cure, which snaUhetl me from the dicated by the addreaxwi or. th*j cards. -But they can’t all have the dog.” he verv brink of the grave. It is not aur rising that petpie should question the objected. "Certainly not; none of them SXut 1 made (which is true In have him. nor do they know anything ..verv respect) for my recovery was as ?r a aTS ti to mysrtf. w «ny P»>r about him. but If you've notixing bet­ iSSto and friends. j. v. n*N»Mter to do it may amuse you.” Bocbestor X. Y., Jan. XL The suggestion agreed to. ten min­ flint. The best proof we can'e you utes' brisk walk brought ns to the ad­ that the statements made by Dr. Hen­ dress selected from our assortment It ion are entirely true, and would not have been published unless strictly so, was in a building devoted to offices, is the following testimonial from the not far from Broadway, in a cross .!«?duUioI Itodwrter. and a card street. We climbed two flights of ..ubUrfa-l I.V lU'v.Dr. CT. stairs and found the Detective Bureau indicated by a sign on the glass door. -Pleas* ring the bell” was Inscribed over a knob to the right Obeying acquainted with Dr. Henion, and we believe he would publish no statement this injunction, we heard the muffled sound of a gong and presently the ndt literally true. We are also pe«°n■iUv or by reputation well acquainted door opened and a young man ap­ with H. 11. Warner A Co„ proprietors peared and invited ns to step inside. of Wanwr’s Safe Cure (by which Dr. Ho was of medium height, wore a gray lletdon says he wu» cured) wbow'Com­ suck suit and felt-soled slippers. His mercial and personal atanding in this face, which was a mean one, was .•omni unity are of the highest order, and smoothly shaven, and his light, almost / we bdieve that tow would not pubUah colorless hair was cropped close to his any statements which were not literally head. He walked in his felt soles with and stri< Uy true in even particular. an attempt at a stealthy, or catlike C R. Parsons. Mayor of Rochester. tread that was intended to be impress­ Wm. Furcell, Editor Union and Ad-' ive. but which was such a palpable af­ fectation that it was merely amusing. 'w. Ik Shuart, ex-Surrogate Monroe He inquired our business in a mysteri­ ous half-whisper and we produced our County. „ . Edward A. Frost. vx-Clerk Monroe postal card. . / Ji’ounty. “Ah. yea. I remember. Small mat­ j;. b. Fenner, lox-District Attorney ter. Chir Mr. Jenkins will see you Monroe County. presently. The Chief Is away, gone to J. M. Davy, ex-Meinber Congress, Canada on important matter'for one of Rochester. our largest banks.” John >. Morgan, County Judge. Mon­ There were four doors, two right and roe County. Hiram Sibley, Capitalist and Seed­ two left, opening into as many small rooms made out of one largo one by " john Y'anVoorhis, ex-Member of running heavy wooden partitions across at right angles. As I took this in a Congress. 7'o the Kditor <\fthr Living Church, bell in one of them rang twice. The cropped-haired young man asked us to Uhicuy’>. Hl. There was published in the Rochester step into one ortho small rooms. Wo (N, Y.j Democrat and Chronicle of the did so and he closed the door noiselessly 31st of December, a statement made by after ps. Then another small bell rang J. B. Henion. M. D.. narrating how he twice; and we heard the front door had been cured of Bright's disease of open. -Good morning.” said a loud the kidneys, almost in ita last stages, voice. -Your services have been in­ by the use of Warner's Safe Cure. 1 valuable; I'll send that check up as was refyretl to in that statement, ns soon as I gut down town.” and then having recommended and urged Dr. the door closed after him. "Stool­ Henion to try the remedy, which he did, pigeon.” I whispered to my compan­ and wa* cured. The statement of Dr. ion. -He’s gone around the corner to lienlon is true, so far as it concerns my­ get a beer." self, and I believe it to be true in all ■ Theu the "croppy” reappeared and other respects. He was a parish oner of mice und I visited him in his sickuess. requested uh to step across into the I urged him to take the medicine and room of "Onr Mr. Jenkins.” wh< was at liberty. We did so. and aft*»r wo would do tlte same again to any one who was troubled with a disease of the entered the small room "croppy” made .kidneysor liver. I-hiei. Foote,(D. D.) his exit on imaginary cggstieils. clos­ (Latm Itector of St I’anl’s Episcopal ing tbe door softly de hind him. Mr. Jenkins revealed bis six-foot propor­ Church. • tions as be drew a cheap pbrtiere Hofhtulrr, N. Y. It seems impossible to doubt further acroaa the doorway to deaaen the in the face of such conclusive proof. sound, and then, after placing two chairs for myself and friend, be took You will notice bow quickly a thor­ bls place with hl» back to tho window oughly successful article is imitated, on the other side of a small flat topped and also that the imitations are with­ desk, so that the light would be behind out merit, as they are gotten up by un­ him and shine in our faces. scrupulous parties. Beware of imita-Whichof you gentlemen,” he asked, tion.s of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic. -was it lost the uogP” I indicated my The genuine is sold by Fred Hotchkiss, friend by a nod. -Red Irish setter, and promptly cure* dyspepsia, costive- with a white spot on his breast,” he aet», bad breath, pilee, pimples ague went on. However, aa thia desciption and malaria diseases, poor appetite, low of the dog was embodied in the adver­ spirits, headache or diseases of the kid­ tisement, there was nothing very reneys. stomach and fiver. Price fifty markfble about his knowledge. cents. "Yes. that’s tho dog." replied my (Jen. .Sheridan wantage cavalry re- friend; "have you found him?” । rutted for Indian fighting. -Well, hardly. You sec we know ail these don th’eves and he was undoubt­ Thc"old reliable''- -Dr.Sage’s Catarrh edly -stolen. Now. through our agenf, Remedy. • we’enn negotiate for his return without The testimony of the clergy supple­ any trouble, but. if we do, we shall ments that of persons in every other have to pay a reward for him. Now. walk ot life in regard th the virtues of what was he worth to youP" Mishler’s Herb Bitters. Rev. Thomas -Brit." replied mj^friend, ignoring Starkweather, who wan long affected with a distressing cold, was told to use tbe question of value, -if you pay the the medicine: he did so without much tbioves to get him back that is com­ confidence in the preparation, but he pounding a felony, is it not?" -Oh no; you can’t' prove he was adds: “1 am bound to say the Bitters cured me. and 1 own nivself a convert stolen. Yon lost biro: they found him and want a reward. What will you to its efficiency.” give to get him back?" I has breti bait swallowed r My friend indicated twenty-five dol­ lars ns being tho highest figure. -Well, what was the dog worth?" pomisted the tall gentleman, elevating their pjiyilrtan. that Ayer'i Cherry Pectoral his moustabhe, which was of tbe sus­ promptly relieves tha crony. picious black that always suggests ni­ The standard reMody tor liver complaint Is trate of silver, under :his long, sharp W-.ll. IJvM* ■ rliMt bm.i nose. "One hundred dollara, easily," I put in. scowling at my friend for hesitat­ AniHtl iifeisiriaa, retired front prae'ice.hmlnz ing. >>nil ploii-a In htl hinds by an Ent IndU ml»..r .. - ■___ _ "Well. then, they won't take leas than twenty-five dollars to give him ■11 thrtmland I-unr AfotAlotu. also a posture up. and we must ^barge you a trifle, ■uni radi-al cure for V rvoiui Debility Slid «U say fifteen dollars, for our services. Xrrvons Complainth. alter lianas touted Ito wonderful curalhr powers In thousands ot Twenty-five and fifteen is forty—you’ll i Macw. baa felt it hia duty to make it known to be lucky lo get him for that"' iuaaaflcriM fallows. Actuated hr thia motive My friend acquiesced in this view of bis position so cheerfully that Mr. Jenkins’ eyes snapped ana he went on briskly; -We shall have to ask you for port of the money, say half..in advance, the balance to De paid on the return of tho animal. Not that we doubt your good faith in tbe matter at all, blit we deal with all claascs of people in our buaiiieas. and we have to make one rule for everybody nnd atlck to il,” and be umiled In the. most friendly and reas­ suring fashion. ' This seemed to us quite the satisfac­ tory and propar thing, but 1 ventured tb- .jrauiorol In 2S* “SAS1'r noy «» »rti: bin hands on the dog within bfrrnty-four to a rope down in the and enriched by a leu-doltar bill the youth deputed In haste and glee. Mr. Jenkins Sd not get the chrofcI caught sight of a man in the lobby whose knowledge of private I knew to be large, for he bad been In the secret service of both the United States and England, and hia travels had extended over the world. At Pttsent he holds a Federal office in New York. After I had related our adven­ tures. he began: "Well, if you had given him twenty dollars vrfien you went for the dog there would have been two or throe wretched curs there. When you said none of them belonged to you. you would have been told that they wore sorry, but they could not find him then, some non-professionsl must have stolen him. and bowed you out minus twenty dollars. Nobody over makes a complaint against them. They are, as a rule, ashamed to confess their folly.” "As with dogs so it la with jewelry— they never recover anything that is lost; they only prey on the unfortunate losers. I heard of a case not long ago where a servant girl fell in love w«th a Bo-account thief. He took her gold watch, worth about fifty dollara. to have it repaired. Of course she never saw him again. He pawned it. and in a day or two was arrested for another crime, indicted nnd released on bnil.' Meantime the girl saw the advertise­ ment of, and paid a visit to. a prir vate detective. He said for fifteen dollars he would recover the watch. She paid him tbe money, and after visiting him several times thereafter he told her he knew exactly where the watch was. but he could not get it for her unlero she gave him twenty dollars more. Thia she could not do.’ and she then went to police headquarters and told her story. Inspector Byrnes sent for the thief and made him tell where the watch was, and recovered it. Then he sent the girl to thia detective, nnd ho reiterated his statement tha» he knew exactly where it was, and could get it for.twenty dollars, when, at that very moment, it was in Byrnes’ hands. That is the way they fleece their vic­ tims. Of course, you'll understand that there are good, able, useful mon in tbe business, but the majority of them arc successful anglers in the great fool fishery. "One of the most profitable branches of their trade is shadowing people in order to procure evidence to be used against them in divorce proceedings. Of course, their, evidence la always looked upon with suspicion, and reputa­ ble lawyers will rarely appear in a case which depends upon their evidence, but the victims, as a rule, do not know thia. “Foolish wives get jealous and visit these sharks. They want to know where their husbands go nights. The detective gets fifty dollars, and as much more aa he can. in the start. Then the shadowing begins, or, rather, is sup­ posed to. If the victim responds read­ ily to farther demands it is kept up a-s long aa the money is forthcoming. When the supplies are cut off the case ia dropped. If with a little trouble it is discovered that the man ta really visiting other women or improper re­ sorts, the programme is varied. The standing and character of the husband are inquired into, and if it ta found that be has money nnd is not very strongminded. he receives a visit some fine day from the detective in hisyprivate office. As a rule the sharper finds an easy victim, and in consideration of a report as to bis habits dictated by him­ self being furnished to hia wife, from one hundred dollars to five hundred dollara is paid tbc detective by the hus­ band. "WeU, another source of revenue cornea from women under the protec­ tion of well-to-do or rich men. Women of this class are. as a rule, supersti­ tious. They are fearful of losing their bold upon the affections and tbe purse­ strings of their protectors, and they to fortune-tellers. Now, in many cases the fortune-teller is in league with a private detective. She tells the foolish woman that another woman is plotting against her happiness, and advises her to have him followed, recommending her to tbe detective who is in partner­ ship with her. "When business is dull this class of men resort to a new dodge to raise the wind. They insert advertisements in the daily papers under the head of "Business Opportunities.” offering an interr-st in anj established office busi-' ness for from fire hundred to fifteen hundred dollars. You would be sur­ prised to -know how numerous tbeir victims are. As soon as they pay their money to the proprietor of the bureau, the freexlng-ont process begins. ’ It is needless to say that they never see any of the money that comes in. that their partnership papers are so drawn os to r>o utterly worthless and that in a ven­ brief time, if the victim is not suffi­ ciently disgusted to get out of his own free will, he is thrown out on his head. If he indulges in threats ho is told to sue and be—blessed. * "There is another class of private detectives who do not advertise, but who have for client# lawyers to whom they are known. In many instances they do legitimate work and are veyy useful; in others the lawyers are aimply partners with them in their blackmniling schemes. For example, an ex­ Judge and prominent lawyer was retained for the defense In a large will content Id tbe Surrogate’s Court. Tbe other side placed a young woman on tho stand whose testimony was very important On cross-examination ahe testified tl. at she had been married in Harlem to a young clerk living in New Haven, and aa to a lot of her relations living in and around New York. A private detective was employed and in one day he b nnied that she came from the Wit. had no relations in the East at all and had been married to a gam­ bler in a certain house known to tho recent night when tl... 1 * scran the track of Blerla’sS, two hn^v had been selling men on the Ea*: that he wro shtpj __ , to Western citioe and selling it at auc­ tion. but could get no proof. The Sen­ ator immediately sent for a detective to watch the place and see when and what goods were root away and where they went to. Then he hired a second detective to watch the first. In two dav’s time their reports tallied so well he* suspected collusion between them. Then he shadowed the pair of them hlmrolf. and found them both drinking and smoking in the back of the thief s store and dividing one hundred dollars a day between, tncm. They are not now employed by him, and the store­ keeper is doing time in Auburn Prison. "Another class of men arc employed by the large banks down town to shadow their dorks. It ta not an In­ variable rule, but the majority of Iwnks have their clerks, however long they have been iu the bank’s employ, shadowed for a week or two twice a year, and a full report of hia proceed­ ings iu writing aent to the President. They believe that mm entrusted with the handling of other people’s money will always bear watching,, since ex­ travagance and bad habits often come late in life. "Sometimes a clerk who is found to be living too high receive# a frivndlr warning and the watch 1# continued; At other times a polite request for his resignation is handed him without ex­ planation. and he is totally ignorant of the cause or the means by which his downfall wna accomplished.” By thia time we had finished our lunch nnd startl'd our second cigar, and the shadows of an early winter twi­ light were creeping in at tbe windima. . "One more thing and I'll finish this yarn, "said the ex-detective. "I doubt if any one onteide of professional wire­ pulling politician!* knows to what an extent private detectives are uwd io politics. And they must be expert men. too. for every effort is used to throw them off the scent, and once they are spotted they cease to be useful and must be replaced. Politicians of im­ portance arc shadowed by the other aide, and it is astonishing what shrewd guesses are made as to their plans sim­ ply from a knowledge of the places they have visited, the people they have received and the consultation* they’ve held. Many a would-be candidate haa had to withdraw from a, contest by reason of facta about him learned through ahadows, and that is true of men in high places as well as low ones Many nn att*4upt at fraud in the substi­ tution of ballots has been frustrated by watching the men who bad the work in rarely whispered outside of < room's."—Philadelphia Pr^t. READY FOR ACTION. It is not, perhaps, generally known that the captain of a man-of-war is or­ dered to keep hi* ship properly pre­ pared for battle as well in time of peace a* ot war. Every evening before dark the quarters are cleared and tfvery arrangement made for night battle, to prevent surprise by a better prepared enemy. When at anchor in a harbor, especially at night, the ship is always prepared to repel any attempts of an cnciny to board or attack with torpe­ does or fireshins. In addition to tbe daily and weekly drills and exercises, one* every three months the crew are exercised at night quarters, the time, of course, being kept secret by the cap­ tain, so that no preparations can be made beforehand, the exercises being intended to represent a surprise? In tho dead of night, when only the offi­ cers of the watch and the sen tries posted in the various parte of the ship are awake, the notes of a bugle vibrate between the decks. Immtxlistely. as If by magic, everything becomes alive: men are even scrambling out of their hammocks and lights flash in all directions; the huge shell.* are lifted by hydraulic nowei from the magaxincs, placed on trucks, and wheeled by means uf rail­ ways to the turrets: men run hero and there with rifles, boarding pikes, axes, cases of powder and ammunition; others are engaged layin j fire hose along the docks, other* closing the watertight doors, while far down below the engin­ eers. stokers and firemen are busy get­ ting up steam for working the electric light engines, turrets, «tc. Al the torpedo porta the trained torpedo men are placing tbe Whiteheiuls in their tubes, others are preparing cases of gun cotton for boom torpedoes. In ten minutes, however, all is again silent and each man stands at bis sta­ tion readv for action. The Captain, followed by his principal officer*, now walks round the quarters and inspects all tl?e arrangements for battle, after whieh various exercises are gone through. A bugle sounds, and num­ bers of men rush away to certain parte of tho ship to repel imaginary boardera; another bugle, and a large party immediately commence to work the pumps; another low, long blast ia a warning that the ship is about to ram an enemy, and every man on board stretches himself flat on the decks un­ til the shock of the (supposed) collision takes place. After a number of exer­ cises have been gone tfitough the guns are secured, arms and stores returned to their places, the mon tumble into their hammocks again, and are soon fast asleep.—Chamben' Juvmal. -All tbe fruit nnd other trow in Santa Barbara. Cal . are being dug up came witbm ken, one >,1 o v.• and English walnut* planted in their w«rt ih. Mth: 8 •"“> *■ stead. Tbe erase is rapidly spreading. —-What is the difference," says a French paper, "between a gentleman . * liulf nuu) t"°.WE for him is only ludl^Z? and a valet?” "Solely thia, that whereas they both smoke the same but the sight, uf a young eounjrTuk; cigars, only one of the two pays for Canada labor eg under a debt of neit three hundred million dollm u them.” —Tbe Samoan name for a lady is •enecs to be amusing - Toroe^ "tomateis.” The word ia so near to­ matoes as to suggest that the original common name for tomatoes was ••love apple.” and In French It Is still pomme d'amour. —Dr. Holmes, by his new novel, has inspired the formation of a fresbly eoined word. "Gynephobia,” meaning a constitutional horror of women, which will be applied to men who suffer tor­ ture in the presence of wfltocn. —Queen Natalie, of Senia, bought, 'forty American sowing machines re­ cently, and set seamstresses at work on them iu tbe palace at Belgrade, making garment* tor th? troops, which she cut out with her own bands. —The following ta said to bo a good remedy for sleeplessness: Jtast before retiring run up stairs two or three times Just m fast as you can, until you are thoroughly winded: that will start the blood from your brain, nnd you will sleep all right, sure. —James Russell Lowell has given to tbe MmutwhiiMitte Historical Society an autograph letter of Robert Burns, dated at Dumfries May 31, 1793. Mr. Lowell- received tbc letter from the widow of Bryan Waller Proctor (Barry Cornwall), mother of Adelaide Proc­ tor. . —Now that Mr. Vanderbilt is dead This powder never varies. A monel ef rot and his property divided, the pajlers ttnsBira sad wMesomeneas. Moer nweosd than Uie ordiiuLry kiuda, and cannot te «oid are discussing who Is the richest man eomporttloa with the mdlltadroflow tea ih 'in the world. The richest man in this or ant* other world, be hit* ixwacariuns large’or small, is hr who is the most contented and the happiest. Who is he?—Troy Tuner. —Mr. T. Harrison Garrett, of Balti­ more. ta the owner of a half-eagle of 1815. There are only three of these coins known to be extant, and they are valued at five hundred dollars each. One of them is owned by L. G. Ear­ melec. of Boston, and the third is ip the Philadelphia Mint - BalUfnoft Amerwan. —The Agricultural Department T/u Niagara Falls fRmde. makes it appear that there are in the Union 285.000,000 acres of unimproved CHAND NAflDS DIVISION. land. 445,000,000 acres of forest, and 780,000.000 acres of unimproved and waste timber land. The forest product during the oeusus year was about 18,OOO.OOO.(XM) feet board measure. — JFazAington Star. ‘ —In 1883 William Penn fought duel in Franro. It wa* not a duel a cording to the code, but when, for some affront, a gentlemsm drew his sword. Penn drew hta. Ta* Quaker showed that he was the best Swordsman, dis­ armed his adversary, and inflicted upon him only a sermon on the evils of a quick temper. —In the City of Nocera. Naples, jaekw lives Maddalena Granata. aged forty­ Detroit seven. who was married at the age of twenty-eight to a peasant—just nine­ teen years ago. Maddalena Granata has given birth to, either dead or liv­ ing, aixty-two children, fifty-nine of whom were males. She enjoys florid health, and is robust. —Doctors aar that women should be cautious bow they call to offer sym­ pathy to neighbors having sick chil­ dren. Women’s clothing offers induce­ ments to fugitive bacteria, and several instances have been recorded lately in which contagious diseases are known to have been brought about by germs carried into the household in the folds mi POWDER Absolutely Pure. Michigan Centw —Two years longer will be required to complete the revision of Webster’s Dictionary, on which President Porter, of Yale, and others have been engaged for some time. The compilers will en­ deavor to oerfect the introduction of multitudinous new wonte which have come into more or less common use during the last decade, such aa Imycott. dude and others. There will be. bow-'; ever, a careful avoldauce of atrlcth ! Mian'7 term s'-and Idioma of onlv liraiteil u*e.—Hartford Couraut. ' —A London Timer correspondent at । Malaga naserta that the large sum of money contributed in England for the relief of the sufferers by the enrthauakes in Spain baa been devoted to io restoration and reconstruction of churches, convents and other religion* establishments. It waa placed in the hands of tho Archbishop, and none of it has reached the destitute and suffer­ ing people for whom it was intended. Indeed, they have been kept in entire ignorance of the existence ot the charity. —The Mexican papers are having a good deal to say about a great anthra­ cite coal bed in Sonora, comprising about six thousand square miles. The California papers are becoming inter­ ested. The San Francisco Cml "These coal fields can be reachi rail over nearly a level country, a u estimated that the coal can be mined and laid down in San Francisco for five dollars a ton. The estimate rooms ▼•O' low. but at twica that figure it would be a favorable proposition, bear­ ing in miud that Pennsylvania anthra­ cite rolls hero al from thirteen dollars l6ft] <^Ct" tO doU*ril • ton T. J. BVSR.lMaf Axetil. HMlisp- Heahh is Wealth! Kdivk jum Bain tbatroataMotd ■ issosdoohrty UUMTIVU. .--pi litbrigan, to StwtAte Burton.. st n ■nam »«e p”" * 77. The merit of BL Jacobs Oil aa a sure cure for rheumatism are known every­ where. It is said that a Indy’s standing in society can easily be determined by her dress at the breakfast-table; an expen­ sive, showy costume indicating that tbe wearer haa not yet learned the proprie­ ties. But nd one need be afraid of being called “shoddy" if her loveliness ciiurss । is as apparent by daylight as C _ I tt U>. hops. Perfect beauty Is never the at­ tendant of disease; shove all, of those thrown out and the case diseases peculiar to women, and which find a ready cute in Dr. Pieroe’s “Favormh«tf to «• dollar. By druggists. ssrsasstt'tsiir WOT tM0(twtBte-evedidlan. at publ • \ ’' tie FSR.Byj-ttfff’ s.’skS':;=.-«• �CT JACOBS nil J • ft 1116 Hastinks Banner- MARSHALL L. COOK, EdiW. : H acting*. Micil, February^! 1,1886. JEM’S LAST RIDE. GErmUXW For Paints High o'er the anow-cappod peaks of blue tht Moria* above th« piue topt rail. a bright and thr rutubuBv -cunrt I And. auddenl STAR MARK. OUGWURE OKCts. SURE. xt'X tn.iu.» a. rouKirn co, BatTixou:, md. ¥tNSILM?TlM gwwg-s: Jgtxu .luttr to Deer l-odge. four-in-hand, he orovd the nsounbiin slate: And many a Uwe. it: sun or storm, safe Jent's faithful steeds bad served him long, of - tneitic true and tried. One sought <s va n for trace of tdowil upon thc-r glossy htdo: . With ringing crack the leattottu wlrp, that ciao had -dig burg. Kept Uute for wan* n rapid mile to KuglAb sung* h«- aurg: Aud ret, deapit* bls smile.-he teemed a gy l>—.»»4».nrw.»f <;,. »b.d .»««>* fcM r^-udln: bar. hM>c.t«d.l«dMd> >.utmu l.tayitiua 1. lU.aicv?.I asl.s I f.r.ltao BO7TLKS rKSB, I CURE FITS! When I MJ cure I do t>.< tr.-*n b«ely to Btop ihra rareiva?.: Maaad PoMiAta. It But after 1 bad known him long, one mellow evening t.mo He told moot bls EngVah Bose, who withered 10 her pr.lOf; And how. w.tb.n tbe churchyard green, be la.d her dow u to rest With her sweet babe, a blighted bud, upon •I could uut star." ho • left me ell alone! Che very hedge-rear not look upon! By all Means Purchase Nimrod /PLUG TOBACCO tbe bold■ rioasbarr In tbe distribution ofFiiw (told WaicbryWJd Chains. Quadruple Silver Fisted ^Vare.TpCI'ots, Coffee rota. Halves. Forks and preserve the Pliant. Ripe. Cheescy Condition. It is the Choice of the Cbewer and never sticks oti the dealer's hands. For sale by all Jobbers and Retailers. ■ was full, that dar. And there were little children there, that pleased u» with thole play. A swiMit factM mtilncr brought her pair of rosy, bright ej •«! girls. And buv. like one t left at borne, with sdken. I yellow curia and aa b led thetii out— S. W. VENABLE & CO., these new beauties; for we sold your oh" team yeeterdayr' Moods or on accounts due. JULICS Bl .'MELL pAKM FOR SALE. ; JOC nosuer open nun* inn jrutce .'.J. il b . . >* ncao, f^raoffeed eye. though I to’hl* seat, and took tbe In* onvo pore. • look uWn his face it bad not worn ■fore, s "aow. vrehsrt *ndkinds of CruJt, and good frame ! TcmproL »bow your pace!" sanding*. Frier KLMO. J Re cried. And with a careless hand he *truck ‘be lender's face. Xashrulc. The bone, beneath the vportivo blow, reared a* |f poHon-rtung; ------- — — ■ Aud. with nlv panlo-atri'eken mate*. to a mad rallon otirunr I STFanyEMPLOYMEMT vsaary. CO MUTANT WOliK. GOOD PROFITS. V.'e pay Salary or < <>inml>. with nil Its pricelroa load ! Botnv cried aloud for help, and aouie, with terror trocon tongue. HALLETT & MLL’SSSRtH: rho oft had looked on death. EED •HUAi. on isss. a bcl rage. Turtle. nt whim of maddened brutes, like • strep dooout: Tbe (tolling stream that seethed and roared one uote or tear; . florae atronr. swift angel's lips might thrill passion by. VIRGINIA1 wftraiTnirrtt And piled niong the Held In front the shocks of new mown hay! God help mo turn tur horses there! And ^“llv made; no cautaMlng; fascinating and steady employment. Particulars and sample of the work sent for Stamp. Address HOME or.uicski. c j The runnuer breeze that brought'Ute first sweet perfume of tbe bay. Tto- bobolink, that in the grass would sing CTANDABD SILVER Washington Street. Basl More close 1 eiasped -Held fast Fated, every soul! Oh! dlxay—sweet life CURE FITS! Hut. 'mid the smiles and gra mingled uu each cheek. moment's hollow roar Of flying hoofs upon the bridge—an awful .AM SAW SET NEW ISLANDS. The Rev. Dr. Judson Smith, D. D., Junior Foreign Secretary of the Amer'enn Board of CommiMtoners for For> sign Missions. w£* interviewed recent­ ly in regard to tne seizure nf the Mar­ shall and Gilbert group of islands in the South Pacific. Mr. Smith «lnt<?d that he liad received nn intimation some time since that a seizure of the ialand* by some European Power, nvrtt prol.-nbh* Germanv, woulif likely take place shortly. Although tiie-iuissionaries and other agent-’ of the Board had been chiefly In-tn.imentnl in rii’vating the natives of tho ^ronp to their present *tato of ch'ilizs'.l.on, uud often tendered their counsel govern­ ment of the Islands, could nol exactly l>e »8i«l that the^rflAlioh had ever laid any <’lniu»* lo the real propricu>r»hip of the Ulnmls, either In their own or thr nume of tha United States. True, they bud done their utmost to foster trade with the group with satt*fuctory succe.-s. and naturally sought ns much a* |M>Kible io direct that trade in American intcrento, but outride of this they allowed the natives to govern themselves. , Foreigners upon the islands were few. The missionaries have for years punt been almost die exclusive representatives of tho white race. Ho did' not know what action the Board would take, if it look uny at all; He did not think the German Government would in any wav intorferp with their work outside of divert­ ing the trade of the Island* into Ger­ man channels instead of those of the United States, as formerly. In conclusion. Dr. Smith gave some verv interesting information about the Gilbort Group. Although lying imnic«Mau»ly in the center ot what Is known a* the cannibal region, tbe native* have neverbeen known lo be cannibals, and in intelligence have been con*^.ernbly abovn the nutive* in the neighbor­ ing island*. The Gilbert Group is com­ posed of u number of jslands. the eight larger ones 'being named Butarrtari. Marakcr. Apaiang, Tarawa. Marana. Ancninma, Nanonti and Topitenua. These islands are the seat of govern­ ment, each being ruled indenenduntly by a native chief. These cniefs have no. connection politically with each other except in ease of war, when they unite for the common .••afety. The en­ tire group doe* not number in all over twenty-five thousand persons, of whom two thousand six hundred and fifty are Christianized members of the church. The report for the last year shows that on the island* there are eleven.uiiMionaries from the Hawaiian Group and six from Kuxni, the headquarters of the Mission Board in Micronesia. There arc thirty-eight church building* and twelve teachers. The deaths were forty-throe and tho Christian marriagea four hundred. Thr Board of Missions has a school established at Ktnrai, one of the Caroline Islands, some five hundred miles to the westward of the Gilbert Group, and here every year arc brought annmberof young natives who wish to be educated as (cschcrB or preacher*. When they have completed their courM the missionary vessel—the Morning Star—takes them to the vari­ ous Islands to which they belong, and brings back such others ns desire to bo educated. It Is due to this that tho in-­ fluence of the missionaries has been almost supreme.—Boston Journal. A CHINESE BARBER. w all «n.tw>7 t» Hvla OaMwm. Sm4 A< U. ' D. M. FERRY & CO.. Detroit, Wnhlgnn. TQScrap Picture, I preUy rime, 12 large Hld/ /den Name, or *0 new Curomo CAB IM. ' ‘•taint on. lOe. OutBt. te. N waau CAsd GERMANY’S I only beard the boboLnk* go singing at his little left to tell! CHAMPION 6AU6E£^^Xd woo words 1 scarcely beard. r!de. friends; but I Rave done my duty, and rear to die!” ixcd hl* err*. Wa like an ebbinrtlde, >ut upon tl hopes abide. nSSSS^Tl.i^^. —The Chinese take about fifteen mil­ lion dollars a year out of California an ’ send it home.—Sait Frmtctoco Call How He Manipulate* HI* Raior*, Tw Ono of the most important person­ ages in Moll street, New' York, i» Lee Ah, the Chinese barber. Unlike his American colleagues, ho docs the larger part ot his'biL’dneM in tbe stores or res­ idences ot hi* customers. Tho chair is a low three-legged stool, on which the customer aits bolt upright. Coat, waistcoat, necktie nnd collar nn? re­ moved, nnd a common long cloth put around the neck. The face and throat are washed with perfumed water and dried with a soft towel, any remaining moisture being removed by a vigorous fanning. The shaving that follows re­ sembles our own stylos, except that almost no lather is used. After going over tho face and throat, Lee .waves tho beck of the neck nnd the temples, nnd U the cvebrows are irregular cut* away enough bairn to produce tho sym­ metry desired. The second part of the operation is what he uridas himself upon. Tbe razor is dried and put away: from his kit he produces two small ear razors, callipers, tweezers, scrap­ ers and sponges, and with these pro­ ceeds to embellish the car*. He first shaves off the down on the ontaidr, and then with a dextrous sweep of tbe wrist the hair on the inside of the car. The blade of thia ear razor is about a* large as a maUlf, and is concaved al­ most into a crvffcent. The sensation is pleasant rather than otherwise. With hl* other instrument.* he rubs and pol­ ishes Vic ear until Its color is bright pink. The third port of the job is a Swedish movement cure on a small scale. The muscles of tbe face, scalp and throat are kneaded, pinched ana pulled, even the eyelids being exer­ cised. Then tho largo muscles of the anus and trunk arc nlteruately flexed and extended, the finger joints ••cracked” and tbc head tw&ted into a dozen positions. The finishing touch consists in being patted and pounded with Lee’s fist and open hand from the top of the bead to the small of tbe back, end the job is complete. Time, thirty minutes; cost, “hap dollee.”— ChriiUan al Work FARM AND HOUSEHOLD. Some people make a buaiDM* of cheat­ ing themorlvM, cither by eating very mean and cheap food, or else by eating too amidl a quantity of good food. Either way i* as bail policy a* It would be to buy a coffin JnKead of a suit of good clothtw just because the coffin would coat Iran. Pour diet meuns impovvrisbed blood; aud that meuns mis­ ery. Brown’s Iron Hitters eunche* the bluotl, give* it the Iron it needs, nnd tones up the whole system. Cures dy»poplia, indigestion weakness, malaria, vt.'. ' The warm wave is destroying tbe St. Patil, Minn., ice palace anil t-Utuary. UUmhI Will T«4I. Dr. Juckhon’a blood and humor *vrup will positivi) cure all eruptions, ulcer* nml Ikid son s ujion the body face or hiiiim. \l ill thoroughly cleanse the system and Wood of every truce of dis­ eases that- have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum imd canker, uud is well recommended by the nitdical prnfearioa all over th*e country. Price 61 per bottle. Sold by W. II. Goodyear. lleporti-d that a lUibustering party has sailed from New York to Honduras. Throut-uil seldom gets well of itself, but deepens until it undermines the constitution, xvustes nwuy health, strength pml llf-sh. and Anally fastens itM-11 <>u lue lungs, completing the wreck and ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ low’s positive Cure-is the only safe, sure and speedy remedy for coqghs, colds and nil throat and lung diseases. Sold by Fred Hotchldss al fifty cents and one dollar. Pleasant to take and safe for children. Capt. L. B. Fortier, well-known lake vessel num, is dead at Lebanon, Mo. • Above all other earthly ills. I hate the big, obi-fashiOnvd pills; By slow degrees they downward wend And often pause, or upward tend; With sfleh discomfort ate they fraught, Their good effects amount to naught. Now, Dr. Pierce prepares a pill That just exactly fills the bill— A Pellet, rather, that is all— A Pleasant Purgative, and small; Just try them as you feel their need. You’ll bud that 1 speak truth, indeed. It will be months before the Nanti­ coke, Pa., mine victims will be recover«I. That Hackinu Cougb can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it For sale by W’. H. - Goodyear. ' Will you Suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh a Vitalizer is guaranteed to oure you. For sale by W. H. Goodyeaf. Sleepless Nunm, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Catarrah Cubed, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrah Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In­ jector free. For sale by W H. Good­ year. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi­ loh’s J’orous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale by W.H. Goodyear. Sihlou’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by m on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. Shiloh’s vitalizer is wbat you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and all symptom* of Dys­ pepsia. Price 10 an'd 75 cents tier bot­ tle. For sale bv W. II. Goodyear. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron­ chitis immediately relieved by Shi­ loh's Cure. For sale by W. H. Good­ year. Chas. Hyaer, Jersey City, N. J., luna­ tic, has fatally beaten hi* wife. Having suffered with rheumatism and general debility for years, I procur­ ed a bottle of Athlophoros. After five doses 1 slept and the next morning could dress myself und walk without a cane. Samuel Barstow, Lancaster, Wisconsin. ' In Ottawa, Ks.. knights of labor are boycotting the slate milltix The recent statistic* of the number of deathaahow that a large majority.die with (consumption. Thi* diseane may commence with an apparently hnrmle** cough which can be cured by Kemp's Balsam for the throat aad lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases. Price 60 cent* and SI. Trial size free. For sale by Wm. H. Good- Th« Fitz John Porter case comee up in the house Friday. The best on earth, can truly be said of Grigg’* Glycerine Salve, which is sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wound* and all other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cents. Sold by F. Hotchkiss. —Keep th* seed corn dry. Il is no* tha cold »o much *» mni«ture that in­ jure* it It should be thorongbly dried and hung up during the winter. —Orangeade: Pour one pint of boil­ ing water over two impeded, sliced orBn'DUL When cold Aweeteu to the taste. Thi«, .when iced, i* very 'zrsteftil and refreshing to the >lok. — Toledo blade. —Borax soap; Cut an ordinary bar of Honp in itraall piece*: put it in one quart of boiling ■ water and add one ounce of borax. Lot il all melt, but not boil. When cold, cut in piece* nnd u*e like common soap.—77* Cook. —Pig*’ feet fried may be a new <!wh to some one. Make n baiter of dour anti sweet milk, *ea->on with nalt. The batter should be quiti: thin. Dip the feel into it and fry in hot lard. Nerve with drawn butter, or sour’ sauce;— Bosl<>n tJMe. •» . —Itoilroad cake: One cupful sugar; one cupful flour, three egg*, three ta­ blespoonfuls butter, three tablespoon­ fuls swifet milk, one teaspoonful cream tartar, one-half tAtspoouful soda. Bake in three tins and put chocolate between the loaves.—Kxciangt. ■ —To keep apple juice through the winter in on uncuVcd,. (unfermcntedjW slato, add one pound of whole mustard send to the barrel. Onr ounce of salicylic acid, which is often recom­ mended, will effectually stop all ten­ dency'to fermentation, but being in­ jurious should never be used, while mustard seed is perfectly harmless.— K K Twus. —Kerosine oil is the best thin" to kill bnnions and coms. Wot them well with it every night, and toon the very worst bunion wul succumb to it* power. Also, that the same agent is os good to soften boots and shoes, ren­ dering those hardened by being watcrBoakcd as pliable add soft as can be. And that a flannel cloth with a very little of this same oil on it. Is tbe best thing to polish an oil-cloth orvarnished floor.—A. E. Farmer. SHOEING THE HORSE. Smiths cut and slash away on the feet until all the life is gone. They noil the shoe on with seven or eight nails when, four or five would answer every purpose and so be much better for the foot. They shoe the poor horse now a* thry did one hundred years ago. They employ boys, in many casec. to nail and trim the foot, who have no more Ide* of wbat they* are doing than a monkey ba* of the .weather predic­ tion*. Tbe owners of horses stand around and say nothing, but allow them full sway. On, owners of horses, why will you allow the poor horse to be butchered? Why don't you stop and reason? Ask yourself, does the foot require so much cutting? iktoll you right here no; it will not srand it. Shoe the fool in the most simple way.' Tbe shoe, the rasp nnd four or five nails for the gentleman'* road horse is all that in required. VYhat is still bet­ ter Is a short shoe, called a tip. If you can not make up your mind to use the tip, use n plain, flat shoe, and have it put on the way I have stated. Don’t Kto the shop with your horse and tell j smith to shoe him, but tell him how you want him shod, tho most simple way is the better. Say “Mike. Pat'or Jcrrv, I want my horse shod, just rasp his foot off, so ho will have a level bear­ ing. Do not touch a knife to it, at all. Nail on a short, flat shoe, with four or five nails and let it alone. I want the ouUiiie of the foot, to look a* dirty as possible, no sand-paper or rasp goes on the outside of the same. In a little time you will have a foot on your horse that is sound und strong, free from eoras, or any other trouble. Now, if every owner of a horse will do this much, we will not see the poor crippled horses that we do now in one Year’s time. Every man who owns a borse, will own one that can walk, trot or rup. and do it with rase and pleasure. After you do this much, you will short­ en tbc shoe a little, you 'will find that improves your horse, after a while you will shorten it still more, before you know it, you will be driving vour horse with tips, then both vou and the boras will be p^red.^-Ar/, Field and and eorichlne the »tuu fluid. this potent remedy a fair trial. A Positive Care. ”I wag troubled very much with rheumscould hardly walk, and was confined to tny I cheerfully recommend HooH's flareapardla world.” W. F. Wi-op, Bloomington, HL 1 have been afflictedwith rheumatism. Before 1MJ I found no relief, but grow wune. 1 thru began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and ft did " I Buffered from nhat the do-.'t<>rs called saparflla arid am entirely cured.” J. V. A. Pkoudf<><»t, letter carrigr, Chicago, HL to all who may desire, a bock containing iuxuj additional sUtcnienta of cum by Hood’s Sarsaparilla only by C. L HOOD & CO., Lowell, Maas. IOO Doses One Dollar. Roausi Health to permralc I lx- m dem. Each piiuple. >4j. boil. »klu illvunlrrxad «en»c of unnatural toMiludr, <>r lauxuur, 1- oue of Nature’* warning of tbv voim-qucm-v* of wgk-ct. Ayer's Sarsaparilla I* the only reiurdy that can be relied ujxm. of tfik blood, it jo flic only alirrame tliui I-kufflciviith powerful to IbauU^ldy • cleatUM- 'the syafem of Scrofulou* ;'U*l Mercurial impurities nml Use |«>lhilluu trailers the potoon* left bv Oipbther! nml Scarlet Fever, anti enables r»|> revutx-rotiofi from the mferblcnrcut at dcbulfy catr-tl by these diseases. Myriads of Cures to no blood dl-M uM-.al all pore-lbh- of min:, that wjll »>t vWdilo It. Wliatrtrr tl:c ailments of this <-la!*.un»lwben-ver found, front tbc H|un y of tbc An tir «4rrF' lo tbe ••vehll-kotro” Of S«ith Africa, lliis tvmedv lia- afforded Inuith Io the Mlffcrers bv whom It was employes). hruzjri-U everywhere can cite numerous row*, with­ in tlielr per*on;il krfl>wb-djrr, of retmtrkable cures wnuudit by It, when- nil other trvuitiK-nt hail brelt unavailing. I't-uple will do well to Trust Nothing Else than Amt’A HytMAFAKItXA. Nttmeroui crude inlxlure«.an: offered to tbc public u« -blond pnriifeni.” wbh-h only allure tlx- pail* tit with the prerenw; of many ebenp <kro-», uud with wbleb it f» folly to cxperimi-nl while dtoctw i* ►tcu.iily boromlnx more <ie»:fe«mitrd and difficult ot cun-. Some of three mixture* do much laatiuK haftn. Bear in mind that tbe only med!-Im- that can radically purify the Vitiated blood Ls Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Sold by al) Druggist*: Price *1; Six bouica for *5. Hot an. Stake IS - «TH LO PH 0 POS PEDIGREES. sasemu oi tne voai__ Became occasionally, at some peri­ od*. perhaps frequently, men have been found ready to pay foolUh, extrava­ gant price* for fashionable pedigree John Lading, German mixer, froze to unsupported by individual excellence or weakened by defects of constitution, death at Delpfios, 0. it ha* become fashionable among a Mothers! mother*! mother*! Why will you allow your little darling to certain class of breeder* to, we might suffer with those horrible worms when almost aay, decry the value of pedi­ a sure remedy is so near and cheap? gree. It i* certainly a curious thing to Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syrup hear breeders enunciate views which >hen applied into will surely giveTelief and costs but 25 would tend to well-nigh put back the cent*. For sale by W. Goodyear. science of breeding to where it was a cleansing the The crown prince of Turtugal li to marry the hundred yean ago. To got good cat­ *C roxa— daughter of tbe Comte ue Pari*. tle, aa some breeders urge, practical!? causing . regardlaai; of pedigree, and breed from cretlims. inflamatlon. Mrs. Mary a. iianey. ot lunanannocg, ra.. was afflicted for six years with Asthma and them with the expectation of ultimate Bronchitis, during which time the best physl- ■ncoeaa, has a certain ring of what claiiscould givn no relief. Her life waa despaired people ar», fond of calling commonof. until In last October she procured a bottle ot Dr. King's New Discovery when Immediate re- ' sense principle*, but while, no doubt, lief was telt, and by eocitlnulng ID use for a tho uUmmIc result would be satisfac­ short time site was completely cured, galniux In tory, who can tell how far off that ulti­ NOT‘a LIQUID flesh 30 lbs. tn a few mouths. BNUFF. Free trial bottic-i of thia certain eure ot al) mate result would be? Why throw throat and Inng diseases at W. IL Goodjwar's away the many yean of good breeding Xh.V M./.M I ........ «n done for us by our predecessor*P Agreeable.to Why not begin where other* have left —•’Remember, Mr. Crimsonbcak, ed to[jn» to BL Petersburg to trvst the Czar tor off, and be thankful that they have that there sre older ones than you at It to worth remembering tkat nobody enjoy* done so much to help us along oh the the table," said Mr*. Shavepenny, in nicest surroundings !f in bad health. There rbad to the goal, success. He would reply to n remark the gentleman at the tbe are miserable ixoplc about to-dr--- —- — *— be a foolish man indeed who should re­ head oFthe table maar. “I am pain­ In the grave, to whoai a bottle ol iToaic ject good. well-laid foundations, exactly do more good than all 1 fully well awure of the tact, ma’am," would medicines they have, ever uted. suitable for the building he proposes to wa* Crimsonbeak's only reply, aa be erect, and, because be had the materia) HAGAN’S shut hi* teeth and made another **■ at hi* hand, should persist in tempt to saw the bird.— Ponte* StalosAnew star in the firmament. Red Star Cough Cure. It banishes cougb* and throat trouble*, contains no mor­ phia or opium and 1* safe and sure. Price, twenty-five cent*. Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment Cream Bala Magnolia Balm digestive apparatus. Ayer's Sarxaprilla to un­ equalled. Indeed, hia avoided. New York and Ilamua trade, e Lb^mo"t!rtalnrbJrth rt‘run“u“m- tie' to QtfliM a foundation eoatatainr a flaw which is liable to depreciate the ..................... * ‘ life of is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes her fresh­ ness to it, who would rather not tell,andcant tell. �PERSONAL AND SMILES. IMPERSONAL. ..When Adelaide Neilson died the Ont- of the duties of Judson Macumposition a copy of ovary l.er^lDUlligfflt colored man en»pfoy bsd^i wbi& h„ been rd in the Austin Lwt f j,obj£hW|. and the total of these. cartas, " porK «o.. wis ™ six .!« hundred Hundml .iniiv Kiinnlv of kindling noou , and nine. ago tbe unpffly ww* wwrt. ^UI,p]y —Bv the death of Mrx. Nancy Green, X chopuptwo or thraedajs jqp of San Francisco, the city of Belfast, if kindling-wood. » weon Me., receives the thirty thousand dok -have some on hand ? askM uo*. * lore for n public library bequeathed in IR4!> bv. her brother. Nathan Wileon, un officer in the naw and a resident at heads chopped *’ff any minute. an I !£ft hub iffkindlin'-wnod mde cellar Belfaet. —A < ’ovington(Ga.)papcr announces for de Democratic nlggah what gita mv that “Mio Carrie Whitlock, the beaute­ place!- |Texa*Siftings. ous and vivneitative belle of d:uhy •What part." asked a Sundav sdtool Marietta, is in th» city, tbe jjuwt ot teacher. "of the burial of Sir ..nhn Mis- Annie Pact:, one of Covington’* Moore do you like best H The boy was many spirituelle, fascinating young thoughtful fora moment and then Re­ ladies." plied. “Few and short were the. pray­ Mrs. LcBan, the sister of William ____ ...i.i ••• H. Vanderbilt, is the only member ot “One buttle brought me rest." was the family to whom nothing iw left by the endorsement of a patent medicine. hia will. She gave offenw to the family The auflerer explained to an inquirer by contesting the will uf her father, that be broke the bottle among the the Commodore, nnd ba* binee married secret, black, aud midnight cate of the a second time nnd lived abroad.—N. F. lock yard, and slept ppucefiilly for the Herald. rest of the night. —Pat Parker, the oldest colored land­ .Mary Ellen Chase (name not in direc­ mark sacred to tho memory of Wash­ tory or “Men of Our Time"; gives as­ ington, died nt Dallas, Tex., recently, surance that there be will three women at the ripe old age -of one hundred and to one man in heaven. If Mary Ellen twenty-six. He waa a slave for a will stop and think she cannot but see whole century, and is said to be the that this Is not the sort of talk which original "Old Black Joa.”—Chicago will move her sex Zionward. Inter-Ocean. •Lay off your overcoat or you won’t —It is characteristic of General teel it when you go out," said the land­ Grant that in the height of bls fame lord of a Western inn to a guest who and wealth he did not forget his old was silting bv the lire. "That’s wbat West Point riding master. Hearing I’m afraid of. returned the man. "The that the latter was old and poor ho last time I was here I laid off mv over­ eoat: I didn’t feel it when 1 went out, sent him a comfortable check, in mem­ and 1 haven’t felt it since!" ,, ory of the limo when Cadet Grant was considered the boldest horseman and -When you are my age. my dear," show rider of "the Point.’’—Button said Sir Walter Scott to his daughter Budget. Anna, who had called something vul­ —Claus Spreckels, of Son Francisco, gar not in his opinion deserving the stigma, "you will thank God that no­ is tho great sugar reliner of California, thing that is worth having is common'." and tho virtual King of the Sandwich His life preached the lesson more elo­ Islands, because ho controls their sugar quently than the touching words.— lands and cultivation. He is also the owner of a fleet of steam nnd sailing (London Spectator. whips, and will now carry tbe moil be­ A Western farmer who had bought n tween San Francisco, Honolulu and music stool returned it to the dealerand Auckland, New Zealand. — Chicago demanded his money back, saying,—“I. Journal. took it home careful, as you could see —Dr. Joseph F. Fox, Irish National­ for yburself. and I gave it a turn, and the missus she gave it a turn, and every ist. elected to the House of 'Commons, <me of the children gave it a turn, and is a grandson of tbe late Commodore Stewart, of tho United State’ Nary, never a tune could one and all of us screw out of IL It’s no more a music and is therefore a cousin of Mr. Par­ stool than the four-legged washing-stool nell. He resided in Nowburg. Cohoes and Troy. N. Y., for several rears, the missus sets her tub on!” treating diseases of the eye. ana is a It only yesterday that an inveter­ man of professional skill' and consid­ ate stammerer dined al Parker’s* Un erable literary ability.—Troy Timet. attempting to help himself to pepper he —Thomas Jordan, of South Lewis­ found, after a violent shaking, that there was none of the article to be obtain­ ton. Me., is eighty-four years old. Last ed. Turning round and beckoning to the winter he lost the use of an eye and waiter, he said,—"Wa-wa-wa-walter! didn't discern it until spring. He this pep-pep-p-p-pepper box is some­ went into tho field one dav in spring­ thing like me." “Whv so, MrT asked time and noticed that things looked the. waited* "It lo-lo-louks well, but passing strange. He clappea his hand has mi-mi-mighty po-po-po-poor deliv­ to one eye. Blank darkness! One eve was totally blitfd. and. strangest uf all, ery. < it bad not pained hin/and he had not "1 think I shall go to the circus this noticed it before.—Button Herald. -year when it comes round.” said the —Congress/nan Goff, the only Re­ minister to his wife. "Whv! my dear." she exclaimed, shocked at the idea; “you publican member from West Virginia, surely will not act so inconsistently. has fallen heir lo five hundred thousand V ou have always been opposed to thea­ doUsrs by the death of his uncle, after tres. circuses and things of that kind." whom he was named. The old gentle­ "That In true, but the circus this year man was one of the richest men in has a sacred elephant, and, of course, West Virginia, who owned no end of there can’t be any harm In going to see land, upon which were coal mines and that." -Certainly not. iny dear; we will much valuable timber. He was a slave­ go together(Somerville Journal. holder before the war. but began to pay Just from Horton-“Do Imogene, wages to his slaves from the dale of the ktt-p away from the piano, pltnse. emancipation proclamation, and not one of them ever left his employment. att<3,uPt«i playing tires me." "Why now, Clotilde, you said only week In his will he provides handsomely for before List that 1 was playing remark­ them all. leaves one hundred thousand ably well!" "I know. Imogene; hut my dollars for tbe Methodist Charch of judgement was immature. You do Clarksburg, of which he was :i pillar, plav some of Liszt’s simple music quite and gave the residue of his estate to welt but since I have been in Boston his favorite nephew.—Chicago Tribune. my soul cries out fur Wagner. I would learn the ‘Wedding March’ from ‘Lohen­ "A LITTLE NONSENSE." grin’ if 1 were you.” "I’ll learn my wedding inarch from this bouse before —A romance.— you will. Yours will be music of the distant, very distant future!” Conver­ sation followed by true sisterlv silence. | Hart ford Post. —Lowell Cititen. There is a wealthy brewer in Mont­ —The beat time for a young man to real who laiilt a church, and inscribed lake his girl sleighing is during a "driv­ on it,—“This rtiurch was erected by ing snow storm. He can use both bis Thomas Molson, at hi’ sole expense. arms to bold bis girl in the sleigh aud Hebrews xx." Some ot the McGill let the snow do the "driving."— corrie­ College wags got a ladder one night, town Herald. and altered the Inscription so as to —First dade—Aw—my deah fellah, make it read. “This church was erected by Thomas Molson. at Ids soul’s expense. I had a tooth drawn at tho dentist’s to­ day, and took gas. Second dude— He brews XX!"—{New York Post. ’Deed, ole Tier? I had my hair cut at ' Moore, the rurallst says horticulture the barber's to-day, and took gas, too. is the poetry of agriculture. It is refin­ —Bodon Courier. ing in ite nature, broadens the 'mind, —Little five-year-old as he looked at creates a love for the beautiful, and its products are the most healthful food of tho sun, said "How does the sun set. man. An indifferent farmer never anyhow, Grandma?" "When you are older, you will understand,” was the made a good horticulturist. reply. ' "O I know,” said the irtepres•Is the editor in? I want to whip sible after a moment’s pause. "God him,”said an applicant at tho counting- pulls the string and the sun goes room.--“Yes, sir, up six flights, front down.”—Golden Daye. room. "Is there an elevator?” “No. —An old sea Captain, who was a sir." "Then I guess 1 won’t go up. I don’t want to meet him all tired out." blockade runner during the rebellion, Moral Editors should roost high.— was observed leading home a bull-dog (Philadelphia Call. * the other .evening. In answer to an inauiry, he said he was going into tbe John II. Slidpole and Miss Clara Cake old business again. He explained that were married at Tamaqua on the 24th his daughter had a beau and he was idL The citizens think of presenting going to run the blockhead off his handsome testimonials to the editors of premises.—Lowell Cititen. the local p;ipers for heroically refrain­ —When men -sneer at the want of ing from heading the report of the wed­ courage in women they seem to forget ding, “He Takes the Cake."—fNorris­ that a tender and delicate girl will town Herald. silently, and without a sign.' endure Scene. Zoological Garden—Tom, Har­ untold agonies in breaking in a new ry, and the keeper gazing on large bird pair of foots two sizes too small for cage.—Tom: “See ’ere, ’Arry, ’era’s a her, while a man will rip and snort as beagle.” Harry: .^oawsy. you don’t if he was shot if his buck corn happens know; it’s a bowl!" Tom (excitedly): to be disturbed by a bit of heartless “I tell yer it’s a heagle! See ’ere, leather.—Fall Riper Advance. guv’nor, what’s this ’ereoird?" Keep­ —Popular Concerts in Chicago: Prof. er (solemnly): “Gentlemen, it’s a hork." WienerachnitMl—"I vas going to gif Undy. me a penefit gonccrt. Could I sold you Von dollar each.” The Salvationists have been pounced a few tickets? ui>on ho often that they have put the Victim—“Yes; yon mav give me .ten following stanza in their som[-book. tickets.” Prof. W.—“Veil. I tell you nnd sing it lustily when arrested:— vot I do. You gif me fife dollars tint I vont gif me no gonccrt. Den ve both make money: alnt lt?"—Ro»i Franriteo Chronicle. Au attorney-at-law, who wished to —"You know that sweet UtLe sculp­ tress who baa a studio on Flfty-stcenth ,v-1 ——— — T^,.. _ — “I met ft. She didn’t suppose COURT-ROOM APPLAUSE. (■VreMlnc !»•<•«•» • K«tk»r <*«► rr*l Atyu»«. PLAYFUL qpAT. All bachelors will tell yon that the Odcc in a while a thing will happen Many person* who frequent courts in principal reason why they remzfa fa a this city seem to regard thr proceed­ nn th* street so ridiculous ** to canse state of single Hmeedmw* W the high those who wihnww it to remember ft ings, however important. ** • sort oi price of bonnets. entertainment, and fee! at liberty to to their dying d.ty. Indeed, w comic­ It i* a well-authentica’**! fact that al in the sight that-were they to call ft greet any odd or humorous saying of a the bonnet market govern* that of to mind at a funeral, they would laugh witneso. with laughter, or tbe expression matrimony, nnd that the rise aud fall of any ventinjem that please* them with. in spite of themselves. Such s scene in women’s "head-gear" is watched was • recently witnessed orer on the applause, more or leas pronounced. with intense interest by the youth of West Side by a street-car load of peo­ the country intending to take unto But of late, demonstrations of applause, ple. aa well M several pedentriun- who themselves helpmates] in tbc journey owing to the stern exercise of the judi­ happened along at that moment. A through life. cial power ot punishment for contempt A scheme ha* recently been *rl on in a number of instances, ire rare, and prominent West Side society lady was are confined ns a rule to the moment walking quietly along in an absent­ foot to establish “ Ifonnet tickers similar In principle lo the "stock when the verdict in a case that has ex­ minded sort of way. when suddenly a ticker*", for the uri- of the mntncited much attention is rendered. handsome large goat of the “BiDy maninlli-incltaed member* of the They arc quickie cut short with sharp specie* hove in right and came gallop­ sterner *ux. Three " ficker* will be raps of the judicial gave! and nn Im­ ing toward the lady with an I-own-lhr- placed fa all the principal hotels pressive admonition. Laughter, how­ ever. is harder to guard against or sup­ stract-exnresalon ta hi’ large, liquid, throughout tho country, and give con­ fawn-like even. Anyone at all familiar stant quotations from the foreign and press. especially when a characteristic­ with the habits of our American goat domestic fonnet-r.inrket. Particular ally humorous witness, who says no is aware that in a caae of this kind the attention will be paid to the Pa’rU and end of bright things iu rapid anocession, is on the witness stand, When the safest place to get is on top of a high New York price*, and the opening and board fence, hut the lady in question Judge's gavel falls, some unthinking closing quotations in the*- immense spectators look ns though they thought had probably never ZMOciated with bonnet erntere will be wired to all goats to any great extenL and *o when bachelor* willing to Deconic *nl*cribthat the Judge was a “Pry-as-dust.’* he came cljsrging down upon her. sbe ers to the stock of the company. Tho with no appreciation of humor. They do not apparently bear in mind that quietly backed up in a corner of the value of these1 “ticker*" will be ap­ their expression of feeling may • have fence.'spread her umbrella before her preciated at once by all the lonis of an nndefinable influence tipoa the a* she would a shield, and bravely creation, whether they happen to be minds of the jury. who. after all, are stood , her ground, undoubtedly think­ single or married. The single man on ing that the act would frignten hi* s limited income will' be enabled! to men. with sympa'thiM that mav bo af­ fected by the atmosphere of the pre­ gostsbip. and leave her' In full posses­ ascertain just when |t is the safest sion of thi field. Those who witneased time for him to get married. If bon­ vailing sentiment in the court room. the charge say that on sight of the um- nets are quoted, say at seventy-five To the credit of the Judges of the hrel'.n the gont fairly smiled for joy, dollar# each, buyer thirty days, then be courts in this. city, almost without ex­ but whether that be so or not is hard wUrwait for a decline.-and. when the ception, it may be said that they arc venr watchful of the tempers of their to say; may be they imagined that be market ia off, capture his bride, lay In Mailed, but nevertheless, lw raised upon a big block of bonnets, i and thus take audience, and promptly reprove or his hind leg* a* if he enjoyed the jokt advantage of the bear movement. check unseemly ilemon.rtrations of feel­ ing. A recent* decision of the Stiprem? hugely, and then as though changing The "licker" will enable the married Court of the State of Texas has nn in­ his mind he suddenly straightened mnn to nlways talk fonhet intelligently out as stiffs* a frozen cat. am! made r to his wife, and. by converting her over teresting bearing upon thi" subject. dead center shot Upon tbe umbiellr to the bear side, he will avoid the ruin In the case of Owen against the State, with his head. It was very evident z which every man kuow* i* sure to fol­ an election case recently decided, the that the lady was unprepared fox' low recklew ’poculatio# fa the bonnet highest court of the Lone Star State this, (or she gut down upon ali market un tbe bul| side. delivered itself as follows: four* and yelled like a Comanche In­ It was shown that a large number oi There 1* srarevly any limit to the use­ persons 'attended the trial during the dian with a flock of hornet’ browsing fulness of a “bonnet ticker’’. Puts and whole time that it was in progress. upon different parts of his anatomy. call* in bonnets can bv orranged, and Whenever anything favorable to the A gentleman, also well known in so­ the husband, instead of purchasing out­ relator occurred they greeted it with ciety, came rushing up at thl* mom cut, right. can simply put «jp a margin, and bursts of applause. The court checked and without paying any attention ta thus enable his wife to control unlim­ these demonstrations from time to time, the goat, who was quietly munching ited bonnets at a comparatively small but they were renewed as often a« sim­ away npon tfie content* of one of the outlay. ilar occasion* called them forth, and lady* package*, proceeded to assist This margin system , will prove of the*uufortunate lady to her feet. The especial advantage to young married they do not soem to have been effectu­ ally and Anally quelled until the trial goat seemed to know what was coming, men. unless they are unfortunate was over, ft i* a sad if not a humili­ and watched thr man out of the corner enough to p-l un the wrong side of the ating thought that such unbecoming uf hi* eye* till hl* position was such market, which would, uf courae, mean conduct in a court of justice could not that a well directed blow from behind inctant ruin. have been effectually and permanently ■ would drive the man head first througb Tbe -ticker" *cbem4 has met with ■topped upon ita first demonstration. the fence. As.the man w just about nnivcrsnl approval from the ladies. The District Court* are armed with full ta lift the lady to her feet the goal The wife of the future, instead of ask­ power to punish contempts. This was ■eemrd to be satisfied with his position, ing her husband to invest in a single a contempt of court of a most seriou* nnd after biting off the garment that spring bonnet, will simply have him character—calculated as it was lo con­ hr wa* chewing, part of which wa» put up a margin with her bonnet trol the verdict of the jury by outside already down his throat, he snorted, broker, and then give an order fur a influences. The court woafd have been shook hi* head, and shot through the hundred or two hundred bonnets when justified in using the strung arm of the air with a swiftness that made.the wind the market fa a good purchase. aw to suppress this conduct, or. if that fairly whistle a* it blew through hU When thh new system become* thor­ failed, in stopping the trial on the case whiskers. There was a muffled sound oughly underatood. there is little doubt until it was finally assured there would not unlike the proverbial “dull th lid." of the specuistion in bonnet* becoming be no further demonstration. and once more the lady bit the dual, fully ns general a* that in stocks, grain Aa this was not done there was noth­ while the only thing that saved the nnrf oil.—Puck. ing left for us but to apply the rule gentleman who so gnllnntly enmn to the universally enforced by this court when rescue frofii having u broken head wn« WAGNER’S AR' the jury may hare been influenced in his plug bat. which canir between hi* giving an incorrect verdict by passion cranium and the fence. Once more the or prejudice, caused by tire' miscon­ lady yelled from “do" to high C. while duct of others. We have, in such enact, the man sold “so bos*, so bo**." but In the Italian and French operas, constantly reversed the judgment and “Billy" wasn’t that kind of a bo**. which, until Wagner's day. bad been ordered n new trial. Thia is a proper He seemed to fed insulted to think played throughout Germany, the whole case for the enforcement of that rule. that anybody would spring a foreigt Tbe applause may not have influ-, language upon him. and to demonstrat* stress is ^laid on the arias which the enced the jury, and perhaps did not, hl* feeling* ha let go again just ns tbe various nrtut* are to ring. People go but as it had tendency so to do, and Entlrtnaii was trying to arise, and to stick an opera to be amused, and. the jury had admitted one ballot-box »tcd him in the same locality a* on after hearing it. give no thought to the and excluded others upon substantially tbe former trip. Probably if it'hadn’t libretto nor to the composer, but .talk the same testimony, there is a proba­ been for the car driver the goat would bility that their finding may have been have been plaving polo with tho ladv only of tbe singere' voices; the opera affected, in some measure, by the apand gentlexrisn yet. fol a few well-dl. itself is of little consequence; the peoElause, however conscientiously they rooted blows from that wortbv’s whip ’ Ple *re only concerned with the ringers. ave may attempted to to act in mak­ soon drove "Billy” from the field, and Tbe artists themselves look upon the ing up their verdict. the couple were allowed to hie them­ operas rimply as opportunities to show A new trial was granted.—A". F. Sun. selves to their respective homes,slightly their voices to the best possible advandisfigured, but still able to walk.— *?<*.. '' -K’-r b-Unwf fbu u open shoo id have a noble situ. So in every­ Peck t 8m. AUBER'S MODESTY. thing he has given us, there is some divine struggle going on between tbe A Great Compowr Who Would Not LUtaa PASTEUR’S CURE. ehhrnctcra of right and wrong, in which to HU Ow» Munir. the rigiit triumphs. As the contest Everybody baa heard the story of progresae-s we ourselves are lost in tbe Mozart writing the overture to "Don M. Pasteur, the famous French sa­ character* before us, our noblret feel­ Juan" at the *ery last moment, and re­ ing. are aroused and strengthened, vant./has really sneceedod in curing hearsing it while the ink was not dry several esse- of hydrophobia. He did n agner belicrtnl, furthermore, that the with which it was written. When Au*W«ct and words o< an opera were not so by using inoculated matter which leAi important than the mum; and he ber wrote “La Slrene.” hr rehearsed had passed through thr organisms of everything except the overture, which sixty different rabbit*. The method has expended as much of his own spirit in writing tbe librettos of his operas as be left for the dress rehearsal the night wa# to impregnate one rabbit with tho he has poured Into hi* music. No note before the performance. Il was played, virus of hydrophobia When theiphral of tbe music Is fofr^how: every one inand displeased not only the performers, terprete «nne wqrdqr Idea that is in but. more than any one. Auber him­ column was saturated with the poison, t •n<r’’"»y Wrought and act self. It was nine o'clock in thr ove* a portion was taken to Inoculate still of the character is interpreted in the ning. He said: "Go on rehearsing; I nnother rabbit, and so on to the end of muric. eVta' if it be M Insignjficant a hare sumething to do, but I will be the sixty. The find effect was to re­ circumstance a* jumping np a bsnk or bapk as soon xs I can." At midnight duce the strength of tbe poison, which he returned and brought back the full could then fo used to prevent hydro­ running down a flight of step*. The iwriormera. too. are expected to love manuscript of a. new overture. He phobia. a* the cowjxjx i* used to fore­ gave it at once to the copyist and said stall small-pox. The scltmtiflc world the r work, and to sink themselves in their parte; they must cease to be them­ to him: “It would be fine fun if this , ** “' PB*‘«ur1’ "“wcraful treatment selves and be the character* they repre­ should be worse than the other one." of this dread disease with loud ansent. go that in one of Wagner's "Impossible,’’ said the copyist, who men!,y of the fear­ meant to be very courteous. 'The next ful nufienng* it will allay on the part opera*, every one. down to the smallest person connected with it. is necenarr evening the parts were all written out of those bitten bv mad dogs, but focaure other apparently . iSurable to its production; poet, musician, art­ on the desks, and the overture was up­ roariously encored. Auber would never dlreasy* may be treated with equal suc- iste. oreh*«ra-all are great, for eaeh ,hk oonW "<* attend ■' performance of any of his by the same met bod*. Cancer. Z?’ operas. "If I did," be said. "I could *n 1110 drettJ of physicians. never write another note.” ‘The de­ All they can do Is to remove the canA BIRD STORY. light he took in Rossini’s music made cerou. matter, which is *nre to return him one evening go to hear "WUliam again. But no means has as vet been Tell,” and he sat quietly waiting for Illim1 f° Ch”kJh.‘ ”«rbid growth. MMkw Tl»ht Maat. the charming violoncello trio, which It will of course be done some day and In an oak grove in California, a pfabegins the overture. Tbe conductor fir Very pnw&t so nic party camped under a tree in which arrived and gave the sign. Ob. hor­ far, *cience and medical skill offer do a tiny nest, with a Httie female ror! Instead of the low E on two hope to the wfferwa by this ’cello a smashing diminished seventh. drej^fnl form of dUeasr. -Demore-d'n ■?!!* “T1 ’*“*« u”reM‘Sb" • • • Through a prims donna's fad by her mate verv devotedly, indisposition "William Tell’’ could not a»d U>. p<fr rreltad th, Uuarett otti, be given, and unknown to Auber the It „ „v pretljr of child na- -bol- party. spectacle had been changed and his reporiod in connection with 'wasanlello” was put in the place of “Tell." So he jiwnpcd np as quickly aa his green eighty-seven years would Mrdfc whlob aba wu aaxlona to allow and ran away from hl* own Tb. Mid aat in thr oral, bat no «ot». work.—Temple Bar. ' were there. She could not & "Wd ewe,, and in tbe effort io aae —A New York merchant advertised Anotli.r .Uul iba wun. „ rJSS-SrSe for a cashier. A w> lLdrr*MKl gentle­ man applied for th«- jx^ition. The mer­ chant looked over his references aud «S.d"k1£r’-”r' T G“' Ml’ a»a iint'S' by the ,e<* ‘b“ said: "Your credential’ nrc excellent, Un ng. The nost wu taken several but I would like to ask you a question." n had tu be torn to "Certainly, sir." "Have you been vac­ **! b-v WL until the thread* cinated?" "Yes. air." "That will do. We hare no tur for your M-rvice*. The only cashier who van be relied on to any extent whatever la the one who is afraid of thr Canadian small-pox."— h«l iwn aedtateHy I* report, w <lo,. Alcrr th.,t. bona vuopnudTfiii admlUed. of »Mch in v™(1, Grand Rapid, and si L is outaW. rebaf. Fire bavr dud.’1?1 hare brer ditf.000,,1,1, >»« reeUdby th. polk, «,u„ l«n boooreu, dlachanred.oM u arrett and ajralUnf trtS espeltal ul on. bw breo „T,t * amuoo Idum Aayliun. Tt,. enji, general health has impnoved ivl board haying adopted theV. s lif uniform have procured sui»> M lo* Over 300,«*j brad of Texas ahU have been tort l»J snow PENURIOUS ROYALTY. Louis Pbitfppd wa* tnespin tlM. thr Americans attack to the word. Lsa no perception uf .ny l|„d grand* nr. ’ He cut down ifathlch. to make money of them, tn-.- iu park# n liich had wenthrrhi thi- *u,rm of many hundred x.nr, Hi# messnew wa* thr ruin of hi# dyna-ty. St. Pctcrsburgb to khidnd m.l Lomku to Athens thrift nuw reign# iVreii hnnlly a sovj.-igr. vLo ful- that U, income allvwed him by th. n.-tUn ore? which be rt igu* L not for him « be but for the dignity oi tbe Crown, aui to act a* a head-waiter un national i>. dustn The Czar and Czarina the*. ' •elves, coluaxal ** thrir private fort­ une i*. are iuUut on muking it nicih greater. Stinginesa ■ w traditional m the house uf Hohenzollern; but the:? civil list alluwance# hair never been great, and they shrink from no duty, however hard and IrksOm*- Thevhsve pnblir spirit in n high dr^rre. anil cun maud revqwcL The Inu- King of Sweden bequeathed hi* only daughter the largest fortnne that wa-A.-r known of in Scandinavia, and it would have been counted a great one »!l the aorU over\ Her father wa* B- ni.-uIettc, th'; son of a B^'anial* lawy er <>t mw<1) prov­ incial practice. In Belgium thr royal family t« diet plutocratic onc^ Although L-ojkiM 1. WZ* fi<M*crd hj'-fnir h*rpi*’ in his oil age, he left each of his three chiklrea about a million Sterling. Yet M. £tenne Arago remember- wfon h- bat to go in debt for *<>mc French embroid­ ered muslin which hi- bought to wake present* to the si-ter* of hi* (in 1K16) master, the Czar. Empre** EliuS'.-i is prodigal, aud think* *he ran never spend enough on hrrtstabjr# .ue.l dog kennels; but the hmp.-ror h :o>mou# u> swell his investment* and .the Crown Prince and Prince** pan- ehev*. In Italy the King *»vw to n*y hi> father'• debt*, and nobody, tnc'rvfiirrt. con plains of his thrift. Ludwig, of Bevaria, is nut nf hi# time- Hi* brother, of W urtembnrg. is not pcrsunalh ev txavagauL like our Jnmc# I . but UproftiM- throngh favorite.*; The one how dominating him L* nn American, wbo sneered# an American. At Lisbon, tb* King Dun agcr ha* aruxv-cd -e'murb »• to be able to s|H tid million of franc* on hi* country house near 4’intra, and ia furnishing* it and the palace where bs and hia. atuiabb wife live in winter. Maris Pia. being pa»*ionrtclv fond of drv«w. Dun Lnis pinchc' in the rtsb’z* and wherever else he ran. Hr. how­ ever. only saves out uf hi* income. Hi* ■Ministers plunder by mean# of freqseot loan*, but he is notsu*|M*ctrJ of reeeiv ing a share of the hauls they tbu« penoducally make — London Truth. CHESTNUTS CONSIDERED. Docs a joke over wear otaf Certain gags, quips, puns and «n<ir‘. sayisp undoubtedly get old. bald and toctbhs once ta a while and are relegztal tr> the shelves of antiquity, but does aflH* ever come when they crumble and are lost or when they bwiM t*> decrepit to hobble forth once more? Any attentive newspaper reader wifi observe in the wit and hnmor of !» present day jokes with which be be­ came fnmDiar when he wm m tofstories which in neW clothes and mod rm millinery he read when he »« * school, and which bis father slid grand father probably read before hitn. and puns which were worked off un the *ur vivor* of the flood and have been on diily ever since. Each reader will diitfovsr stone combination- in the eonstrucOs* of modern jokes which will he new t»> him.but that does not prove tlul they st* not nm-tvto •otnebtHly cl«e .M-my of out modern humorists bare achieved great HUvccas in the art of dressing iipibeot of part gioierntlons They h it < invert­ ed tome mew situation', and in ?um<i cases they have applied their jok« such a war as to leave the itnpn*w® that they'were new. a*, indeed, they may have been, yet the fact that« much humor lives 'on from genersw to generation in dbout the same fotin t# suggestive of the idea that tuu-l of tbs jokes which convulse the |« -ph <4 to­ day caused those <if the ls«t c.-umry explode with langhter and an- d«--bu« to perform the same service forgroerS’ tlons yet to come. . The habitual reader of modem hnmor will find in the writing.- of diaon, Popo, Jerrold. Hood and rtW wits of long ago strangely fam'1** idaa*. though he may never nave these wants before, aud Lrnog Pkmlx. DowUck,. Mr. MK1 Artrau. W»nl ud » bo* "I Meewarily follow that all � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-02-18.pdf efa95dbc7eaeac5215b89f59e0bf622d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXX. NO. 43. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 18, 1886. The Hastings Banner. County News. rUMLURBO THUBSDAr*. AT HASTiNGa, Barry Co., Mien., FOR MARSHALL L. COOK. MUKvmvnoN Man and Beast. rates Mustang Liniment is older than most men, and used more and more every year. ADV^BTIBING RATES: oluinn per year................. $ Extra charge for special positions. . .JOB PRINTING. Bapectel pride Is felt tn the Job FrtnUng De;irtm»ntof the Bannkb. Everything In the ' -ailrc office In new; and with the latest faces of type, the moat approved patterus of machinery' and competent workmen employed, enables the STOCK QF LUMBER I p W.LOWRY.M.D., ’*T • Physician, Surgeon and Oculist ■ alia io town or country promptly attended, office hours-* to 10 a. m. and I to > p. m. Telephone at Holloways* drug store. CW Special uf.eutlou paid to surgical disease* BENTLEY BROS, t WILK INS U. I.ANlllS. M. D„ . Phy&rcan and Surgeon, W.mdlaml. Mich. ►0U-e one door suutb ot the post office, wlU be <>and them day or night. W K. TIMMERMAN, . Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon,. (First ooor east of Holloways' drug store.) HR. Wm. JONES, ~ 1' Dentist. AU work promptly atteMed to. F £- C. WELTON Is agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. lie writes policies on a man's property against by Ire, Ughtnlng/Oij wind; against a man's ' f« by death and acctdCut. lOOK A ELDON. (Office in Abstract Block, Hasting*, Mich.) Have Use only wt o( Abstract Books In Barry County. I J. WRIGHT, A. Physician. . 11*11' d.tv or night prompuy attended U>. ' < mice at nwldcm-e, one-naif mile east ot CarlDH1LIP T COLGROVE, I Lawyer, II*5Un|', Mich. ?ru~>eu!iBx Attorney (or Barn County. < E. KEN ASTON, -xK •/ ’ Attorney at Law, iTiieUoe* in au eonrtrot the State. Collections tomptiy attending to. iohn carVeth, •f . Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. Barn Boards, 12. 14. 16, 18 and 20 ft. Common Pine Boards, AU widths'and lengths. Shingles, Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for for sheds and repairing old roofs.. Fencing, Hemlock. IB ft. * Joist and Scantling, We can furnish any length upto 50ft- | Hardwood flooring, We make a specialty of Elm. Oak, Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ oned or kiln dried. Custom Kiln Drying to Order. . »LABKE A RIKER. Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks for inside finish. Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Hastings', Mich, Fraciic* in *U courts of th? state. Attend to -npetlons ami perfecting titles to real estate. Maney to loan insuranea taken etc., etc. ARTIN V. -BARKER, Real Estate. Insurance and Loans.- * ’HCi-s with J. G. KunVan A Son 2 doors north of PostotBre. dpecial attention clvon to making exchange* "t property. The interests of non-resident i»rui>erty owners carefully looked after. Farms if all slxep (or sale or exchange. Houses and M »LEMBNT SMITH, . Lawyer. ifBee in Union Hal! Block, over ston Goodyear A Co.) Practices In all Courts of the State. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. Above Stock we are Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. HT _ ----------------------Parties desiring .------------------18 and 20 ft. Barn Boards will save money by buying now. BENTLEY BRQS. & WILKINS; IZ NAPPEN * VanARMAN, Lawyers. (Over Hastings NaUonal Bank.) Michigan Central WILLIAM B. 8WEEZEY, Attorney • I Ai Law and Solicitor in Chancery. UHUJAM b. sweezey, ’ ’ J ustice of the Peace. R.-J. W. ROCK. Physician and Surgeon, J* preiwed to xire prompt UtenUon to all who may dedre bfe tervlces. Office *t rvaldence, <>rM<rvilte. D The .Niagara. Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I M. B. GILLASPIE. ■1 • Notary Public, howuus Mills. | W. VBOOMAN, A. Auctioneer, lUrtnx had rear* ol experlenee to rrrinr st •teiw. andhBYlncbwa ©*protoUy Success!*! kBdlon HAlrnot ilvH'taek. I know J can ncr Grand Hau Mji LV MlddlevflMt......... Irving....... HABTIMM. VOR SAI-K * ftrat c!*m Incubator In perfect Quimby.... r ord« very rhrap at the residence of Dr. Momn.-.Hock In Orangeville, with a capacity for bnteb- Nashville.. teg 250 eggs at one time. All instraetions glen Charlotte .. •'Ute at Michigan-In the Circuit Court tor the Comity of Barry- In Chuneery. K.»ucy Howarth,ComplAlunt.vs..JohnHolden, Mary E. Howarth. John A. Simons. Ch*»- E­ Ninons,. -----— -•— *• Howarth. Martin I- Howarth, CU Howarth, U-wi» H. Howarth. Milan „. •rtii. Minnie F. Howarth and Hiram W. How­ arth. defendant'. Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Cbancen. Upon due proof by affidavit that John A. Him•m.' and Chnrlr-i E. Simons, defendant* in the •»b<>v-i entitled cause pending In tills court reside o«t of th* State of Michigan and In the Hute of wow York, and on motlotl ol Knappen & VanArman, solicitor* tor complainant. It Is ordered Unu li>r said defendants do appear and attswer the bin of complaint filed In **M cause within >-d: Mid further, that this order be published vilhln twenty days from tills date, tn the Hastr printed In said [shed therein onm WOODLAHD. Fishermen say they catch no fish in Jordan lake this winter. Explanations ore in order. The director of Dist. No. 4 thinks that when he leaves another school or­ der In the hands of 3d parties for the convenience of the owner of the order, his. motives will not be misconstrued, and It may save the owner a great amount of fancied grievance. A great amount of aieknvss in town among the. older people. Quite a crowd attended the rink to listen to the Nashville Comet Band Frir day night. Owing to a misunderstanding the box social under the auspecs of the G. A. R.. did not pan out well. Some criticisms and no little talk re­ sult from the actions of C. A. Hough re­ signing the office of Justice of the Peace whose term of office lasts three years, yet the said Justice regrets that his friends are disappointed, but he bad only one of two choices to make, either resign the office and attend to regular business, or resign his general business and attend to the Justice business. He prefers sound business and substantial living, to official honor of any kind, but begs leave to thank his friends for their good opinion heretofore, and for their many favors. He Will retain the office of Notary Public. The Woodland Cornet Bund have a full program for their entertainqient on next Saturday night. A good time is assured to those who attend, who like to hear good niu^ic. Arnold’s patent evener seems to have captured a number of Woodlandites. The family of Lewis Christian lost a child from diphtheria lust week, and the other child is sick with the same disease. F. F. Hilbert is on the sick list. A large amount of building will be done m the township next summer. EREEPOHT. From the Herald. To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore, Feb'y. 9th, 1886, an eight pound boy. A series of protracted meetings will be commenced at the M. E. church, Feb. 21st, by Rev. Floody. The I. O. G. T. contemplates giving a dramatic entertainment in the near future. When they do, we bespeak for them a ftdl house. Simun Ileffelbower, of Carlton, is preparing to .erect a bank barn the coming season. Size 40x66. Isaac Allenliug builder. Mr. Alva Cowles returned on Thurs­ day last from a visit in Coldwater. While the thermoneter was registering 20 degress below here, it was but 14 be­ low at that place. • Among the sick list this week are Mrs. Thos. Bataon, Mrs. David Moul­ ton. Win. Moulton, Henry Ekert’s daughter. V. Walton's daughter luiil Mrs. 8. Cheesbrough. Dr. DeVore has exchanged his house and lot with A. J. Russell for a farm in York state. Mr. Russell takes tosseasion the first of May next The doc­ tor will try and rent a desirable resi­ dence for a time, preparatory to build­ ing in the near future. Wesley Fox met with a severe acci­ dent on Saturday morning last While adjusting a set-screw on his planer, his mitten caught in the gearing and drew his right hand into the knives, entting and lacerating the first knuckle joint severely. He is at present doing as well as could be expected. Tuesday night while Wm. Buehler was at a dance in the rink some one thinking it was not a good night to let a horse stand out, took it from in front of the Freeport drug store and put it in the"livery stable. After the dance Mr. Buehler went to get his horse to go home but He was not where he left him. He finally found him, and paid for “one horse to hay." Tlie Freeport cornet band have per­ fected arrangements to give a Band concert in Union hall. Friday evening, Feb. 19th. Posters are already in cir­ culation announcing an attractive pro­ gramme. The Woodland and Caledonia bands will be present and assist the Freeport imnd. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Look out for an enjoyable en­ tertainment. Let everybody attend.* The latest attraction in A. M. Her­ rington’s drug store is a new soda foun­ tain. called the “Icicle.” from the firm of John Matthews, New York. The fountain occupies a counter space of 32x72 inches and is made froiq Tennes­ see marble. When charged It dispenses eight kinds of soda and two kinds of mineral water, and is conceded by all who have seen it, to be the finest soda fountain in Burry or Kent counties. Rev. Floody has had good success in the meetings at the Lake school house. .Mrs. H. H. tabepard, of Lowell, is the guest of her son, A. D. Shepard of this village. Mrs. Thompson, of Grand Rapids, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Moore of this place. Miss Ida Chatam, of Langston, is the rueat of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Heffelbower or the winter. Present indications show Mr. N. Brayton to be rapidly Improving from hia lingering illness. LAOEY. Miss Edith Bullis has been visiting at Middleville. Meeting at the M.E. church next week. Miss Katie Rhoades is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. A. Clark. The social at Mr. Hinckley’s wan well attended and a pleasant time is report­ ed. Miss Edith Bullis has organized a band of hope st the Congregational church. All under twenty-one years are Invited to Join. Mrs. Rbihridgt-’s mother and sister have been visiting her. Chaa. Wagonlander is preparing for his new barn. • Mrs. Humphry has been having com­ pany from Middleville. We had a week of spring weather and the sleighing is gone. Mr. J. Youngs, of Holland, has been here a few days with roller skates, and quite a company made use of them in the hall of the hotel. He returns on Thursday next, when those wishing to indulge In the sport can have the op­ portunity. Mrs. Hannah Jones is preparing to build a commodious house near where the one stands in which she now lives. Mias Maria Smith was buried from the M. E. church on Saturday. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Bruce. She, was found on Thursday last, by a chance passer by, lying on the ground near her house and unable to move. She was taken into the house and medkal aid summoned, but she soon taicume unconscious and passed away before morning. She has long been partially helpless from paralysis and doubtleas this was the cause of her death, though it is not certainly known. The Baptist society will have a New England supper at the residence of Michael Doster’on Thursday evening Feb. 2Sth. Come and havea good time. Dr. Hyde has gone to Canada for a visit Ely Clement is still on the invalid list. Miss Zette Easton, of Plainwell, has been visiting her Prairieville friends for a week or more. Warren Richards and wife will soon take possession of the north rooms in Henry Mosier’s new house. A baby daughter arrived in the fam­ ily of Homer Flo were a few day since. WHOLE NO. 1603 night to play for the G. A. R. re-union and masquerade. d L. J. Wilson was at Hastings Tues^.L. Walrath skates a five-mile race at Ypsilanti this Tuesday evening with The bund are milking preparations for a grand party at the opera house on the evening of the 22<L All the Methodists and more too are going out to the social at George Coe’s Wednesday night. H. R. Dickinao© A Co’s new roller­ process flouring mill is nearly complet­ ed and will lie ready for business short- M. B. Terry, who has spent the win­ ter with bis uncle, D. Lobdell, has re­ turned to Adrian. Claud Potter, who has acted as press operator at East Saginaw for a long time past, has returned. An itinerant clog-daaosr gave an ex­ hibition at the rink Thursday night, and did some fine dancing, well worthy of praise. A large crowd went from here to Woodland last Friday night. Some came home sober—notahly all the band boys, for which they should receive commends tion. Rumor has it that our cobbler and one of our society young ladies were married Sunday night. Congratula­ tions. of his brother Benton, who died very suddenly in Oconto, Wisconsin, and but few days ago he received a dispatch that his wife was dead. Mr. Crockford left early Friday morning for Oconto. They leave three children and many other relatives to mourn their loss. Wilks Hunt, an aged gentleman over eighty, was in usual health and attend­ ed the protracted meeting at the Tam­ arac church Wednesday evening, and Thursday morning at 5 o’clock a. m. he was a corpse. He was the father of Al. Hunt, of 8. E. Carlton. He was a a good neighbor and had many friends. Th? funeral service was conducted by Rev. Shaffer at the Holmes church Fri­ day afternoon. He leaves many friends and relatives to mourn his loss. EDITOR BANNER. Kind sir, please do not accept thanks for that local in this week's Banner, commenting on my part taken in tha recent entertainment at Hastings, from the fact that a majority of one in a vote of three, of my household, decides that said notice was not complimentary to my credit as a lecturer. I I left word with a comrade in Hastings, to call at your office and get me two dozen Ban­ ners to distribute among my friends. JIMCBOW. If he calls don't let him have them. I have concluded such distribution would not help me. We are laiing favored with another 1 shall take heed of your advice, and MORGO-THORN APPLE. blizzard of almost Dakotan dimensions. hope to profit thereby. I regret how­ Lawyer Fish, of Allegan, visited A couple of fishermen, from Grand ever, that you didn’t have xccess to my Rapids, put up at the lake house last friends in Orangeville the fore part of entire manuscript, as I flatter myself this week. week. there are many’ redeeming features Several of our citizens will be in in it, more than enough to balance the Mr. Preston’s youngest diild was very sick last Thursday and Friday, but it is Hastings this week in attendance on objectionable, and I know you would now con valesing. Dr. Goucher attend­ the Saddler-Crawford trial. have agreed with me in this. One hun­ Willie Crower, the lad who received dred persons of both sexea, all ogee and ing. Protra ted meetings discontinued be­ the wound in his hand on the occassion conditions, after listening attentively cause of the poor health of the minis­ of the above quarrel, finally had the to the reading of n?v lecture entire, pro­ ball extracted on Monday last by Dr. nounced the Army Bean as not lhe ter. Elvln Cole caught a fine fish one day Thompson, of Plainwell. We trdst least revolting to their organs of sense. there is now a chance for his ultimate Hastings views it different, and I am a last week weighing about 13Jbs. Reports say that at the dance at Win. recovery. Mr. Ben Wing took, a short business victim to vulgarity. Patton's last week, there were some I had readNasby’s writings. I had smashing ot noses, • and breaking of trip to Grand Rapids and other places read passages of Peck’s Bad Boy. and the fore part of this week, but is now puns by thousands, and I believed, heads with brickbats, and as usual there were girls mixed up in the matter. If at home again. and thorough students of popular liter­ The excitement over diphtheria ature here, pronounced my effusions some of the parties could have justice dealt out to them, they would not want seems somewhat abated for the present, delightfully palpable, and I began to to engage in another affair of a like as not many new cases are being re­ look forward to a time when I could ported. and those who arc down are, reap a few dimes, to stay the wolf. kind soon. Rumored that Jacob Ruckle will give doiog«well so ttfr as we can learn. The It is not my disposition to' be vulgar. up his interest in the old water-mill at action taken by the board of health in I loathe a vulgar man or woman. The Morgan, and perminently engage to the matter seems to lie having the desir­ Army Bean is but»a train of puns and ed effect in staying the progress of the I fear not to submit it to any critic not work for Bentley Bros. A Wilkens. Tuesday forenoon the citizens of Mor­ disease. blinded by prejudice, who will not say In spite of all opinions to the con­ tbfre is a moral side to ever)' para­ gan were startled by the announcement of the death of Isaac Baker it is said trary’ by practical medical men relative graph contained therein. ‘ that he died out in a lot all alone. More to our epidemic of diphtheria, there I know of one person there who are still doubt* expressed by one learn­ sought early after the exercises, to cre­ particulars later. ed disciple of Esculapius and Bachus. ate a prejudice for the Army -Bean, as to its trwe character. Have we real­ whose soul. I am told, is contaminated four Cornebb. ly in our midst, one great pathologist in its veriest nastiness. Lost—our sleighing. who in the superiority of his ability A pun, whose one side is moral, and Daisy Cotton is ton the siek list. must stand alone in doubt on so im­ Our school closes on Friday. Feb. 19. portant a matter ? A veritable Daniel the other side a harmless implication, is not vulgarity, despite the construc­ Lauson Gates him the brain fever. come to judge. Next! However we re­ tion of one or a hundred to the con­ Lee Fuller is able to l«out again but cord nine deaths from its ravages and trary. he limps a little yet. the school and church still remain 1 believe, Mr. Cook, that personally The prayer meeting at Mr. Wolfson closed. Thursday evening last was well attend­ | The air vibrates with a roar of warn­ you hold no prejudice against me. I realize that it is on editors prerogative ed. ' ing fpm a talkative individual afflicted to publish what he pleases concerning Janies Smith has gon* to Ionia on with |he "big head" who threatens to business where he will remain a few prosecute the health officer for the live­ the actions of. his fellow man, and 1 also know, in consequence thereof, the weeks. ly Interest be exhibits in the welfare of Will Boice says that he wouldn’t the community, by placing a sign on common citizen has a limited chance in trade his “spiral" cart for a dazen bug­ his fence post marked "Diphtheria." presenting his side, comparatively. It was never my disposition to bull public gies. I<et us pause and tremble! sentiment. No man in the world could Goucher Perkins is visiting the “cot­ be more easily approached, or would ton fields now. He reports a good time. YANKEE SPRINGS. heed advice more readily than I in mat­ Miss Nellie Baine, after spending a Warmer weather at’this writing. ters pertaining to my welfare. I don’t few days with her many friends in this Mr. Charles Eldredge, of York State, vicinity, took her departure for Grand visited at H: J. Harrington’s and T. S. ask you to modify a word. I know what it it is to earn a living, pulling Rapids on Wednesday where she will Clark’s last week. against the stream. .1 have suffered make her future home. The protracted meetings at the much disappointment in my life, and Mr. J. D. Townsend on going to the Springs have closed. though I have less fortitude to combat barn one day lant/week, found a pair of Mr. Houser, a former resident of it than I once had, I can boar it still. I twin colts but both were dead. Yankee SprinA haa l>een preaching at like the Banneb and its republicanism. the Klingingsmith school house. I admire its flat-looted methods ot up­ BABBT. Miss Ella Harrington went to Char­ holding right and denouncing wrong. Report of school district No. 8, Barry, lotte one week ago last Tuesday. I know there are thorns in an editors The thirtieth wedding anniversary pathway. Send me the Banner right Mich: of Mr. and Mrs. Culver, took- place at along. It is the first paper I ever sub­ their home last Saturday night. Itev. scribed for on my own account ‘ The 1. M. Gillispie, of Bo wens Milts;present- old Banner came to me regularly ont cd the presents in liehalf.of the friends, year, when I, with my comrades in and after making a .Jew' remarks, a arms, wore wading through blood in bountiful supper was served. § £ those terrible Virginia campaigns. * Its Mr. H. J. Harrington and daughter contents were comforting in bivouac and Lizzie Horn.... 80 95 started for York State last Tuesday on camp, and made my duties seem lighter. Willie Shurlon. 90 100 a few weeks visit My role about to be entered upon, Elisha Forbes.. 100 ... 70 The safest way to drive a fractious Norah Shurlon.85 100 80 100 Ou 00 horse, if you don’t want to get tipped is a now one, hence not without solicitations. I only trust that Carrie Ho res.. .100 *100 over, is to hang onto ttie lines with if my efforts in the new field shall Frank Bostwick 90 80 both hands. meet with your approbation In the fu­ 80 Willie Tolles... 64 90 Mr. C. D. Eldredge.of Penfield, N. Y, ture, you will lie as ready to say kind 100 Mattie M ... 90 90 was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harring­ words for me, an you were to denounce 90 EddieShurlon. .100 ton last week. me. 80 Geo. Bostwick.. 85 100 • Mr. H. J. Harrington and daughter With the kindest wishes for yotiraelf. 90 Leercy ..80 Ella, start for Rochester Tuesday in and the Banner corps, I am Kii Albert Forbes.. 80 company with C. D. Eldredge. They Your* Br'pertfully. Johnhie Snuggs 100 70 will visit their old home at Johnson’s Kate Hora........100 85 F. M. FOTTEK. Creek before they return. JENNIE POX. Teacher. Ir i I NASHVILLE. Rinaldo Fuller, of Manton, came to Nashville an Thursday of last week In search of his daughter Jennie, who had been enticed away from home bv a lewd woman by the name of Belle Daly, of Kalamazoo, fhe women had arrived here the day before and scraped an ac­ quaintance on the street with Charley Evarts, who is living on his father a farm, northwest of town. Charley, who was pretty full, took the girls home with him and kept them over Highland the next day. Thursday night Fuller and Under Sheriff Griggs went out after the girls and found that thev had Just left, having been driven out by a crowd of neighbor, who smashed the windows in with cobble stones and sticks of wood. They drove on and soon overtook them, collared the Fuller girl and let Evarts and the other wo­ man go, Fuller and his daughter going home the next morning. Mra. Emma Austin, of Grand Rapids, is visiting friends in the village. Seven tramps found lodging in the village lock-up Monday night. The report was current on the street Saturday that Jerry Mudiaon had com­ mitted suicide, but to the utter disgust of everyone he has turned up again, alive and well. The K. P. lodge will give an enter­ tainment and banquet at the opera house Friday night, la comtnroinrntiou of the 22d birthday of Pythlanism. The band went to "Woodland Friday BUTLAHD. TEACHERS OF BARRY COOMTY. Sleighing left abruptly and has now returned to a limited extent. A large number of horses are lame from a disease resembling scratches. The revival meetings at Podunk are discontinued in consequence of the ill­ ness of Rev. Grant, who has them in charge. Rev. Gesler conducted the services Kuturday night and Sunday at Podunk. He preached an excellent discourse Sunday.night to a large congregation. Mra/Alice Harris is still quite com­ fortable although not much improved. Catarrah anil neuralgia difficulties are the results of the extremes of weath­ er during the last two weeks. For the purpose of aiding teachers in their school work and ot preparing others for succntrful school work, a Teachers’ Normal and Training Cl;w«. commencing on March 22nd, and con­ tinuing six weeks, will be held at Prairieville and conducted by J’. M. Smith, B. 8. Mr. Smith has spent sever­ al years specially preparing himself for work in this line. Elocution, voice training, Geogniphv. both descriptive and phvsical, U; 8. History, Civil Government, GnMninar. Arithmetic by analysis. Algebra, Bookkeeplng. Physiology, Philnsophv. Pen­ manship etc; in fact nil branches'taught by our teachers will receive special attention. Penmanship, the much nsglected brunch, will be taught by tone of the finest penmans und most successful in­ structors in southern Michigan. . An hour each day will be devoted by principal and students Ln discussing Theory and Practice, and a lecture free to all students will be delivered one evening each week by the principal. The people of Prairieville, ever ready to advanee educational work, have kindly given the use of their new achool Carlton. Another break up. We can expect sudden changes in Michigan. T. P. Barnum and wife are with us again after a plwuaut visit with their man) friends and relatives in York State. A goodly number of teachers have engaged their schools for the summer Richard Hale, of Irving, was visiting friends in Carlton last we«k. The singing school at the Centre is progressing finely under the supervision w.,u them prot'.tabW, Tuition tSlD. Satisfaction cd the particulars, the school in the gnaranti’fld or tuition refunded. For Roger district closed bat Wednesday. rurtbup^infonoation address J. Henry Crockford received Ute sad news about six weeks ago of the death Gaw . �THE NATION’S FAQ 'S- _1B London g» te f’*™"1’** * . IWUITU - ------------- ----- ------ - ,rt» to *•' «boo~tod sertion. but It -----liar bite ot life are found in tfte il'*^ ecus can be domonitrated with ntatheof the Senate are! Houta ot .matical precurton by any one who tativo. In the uj>per branch of ConDr. Pliney Bnrle says, so far aa statirtta cartui to undurt^e the fob free of «xgrmt there are •bout fifteen and in *• are an Indication, the recoveries fax pense. L «l»«l am not that man. j^wor branch about thiriv-five j«^m British asylums exceed these in Ameri­ I am prepared to assert, however, Their <iuti<* are woll-kaown W th® can institutions by between «ght and that the laws of Nature. Hke human nine percent aversge rowi-r. Their field, of «®»>or taw«. have their exceptions. Behold, —The petrified skeleton of a whale then, the sail fate of the flr in winter. are ’he fio"'* nl llu' l'*° branolu,!’ of thirty feet long has been discovered by Cut off from all that made life, one de­ Conrrca*. A ]»•<• for the Senate, how­ an officer of the Coast Survey on a lirious dream of Joy in the sweet sum­ ever, never -i“~< n».vthing for a Wa­ range of mountains in Monterey mer-timo long ago, he wanders a lorn ter of the House, and vice versa. County, Cal., over thirty-three hundred and blighted being on the face of ths Sometimes a page. « found who ta feet above the son levelearth. Tbb medicine, combining Iron with pure almost of age "»d nearly fuU-gipwn; —Tho United States Fish Commis­ See him on the dinner-table—one flysioner says that within the past six all by himsrlf. He looks on every side but they average from nine to fourteen years over twenty thousand applica­ ot him with his hundred eyee. and sees years, and most of them arc very fitnall tions for young oarp have been sup­ no other of his species. He is alone in Mature, ami upon first appearance remedy tor Dtaa«e«of tho plied. Reports of Ruecoas have been Hid In his age. No sweet-faced Bunday boytah In character. As rears vr> on. received reom about one thousand. if they are retained, th* little .allow, girl fly peepe at him from behind the Very few have found tho business a sugar-bowl, or blushes when she turns Hdoe.no: injure the teeth.cauae beadacbc.or become MtMciotte, often proud, and not produce oonMlpattoe—otter /rea Mtatetanrfo. Infrequently Imitate the aiatesnnei in profitable one. the corner of the butter-dish And acci­ . It cnriche. and purtfiee the blood, rilmulates bearing ana conversatioiL Tliereb no —••Ma.” said nn inquirive little dentally meets him face to face, with a the appetite, aids the aarimilation of tooO. nlleves Heartburn and Belching, and rireugthbetter school for a boy in which to beSpruce Street girl the other day, “do sort of how-came-you-there expression enx tho tntacies and nerves, comfi an actor. He Ims the beat of op­ bugs ever get to be bear*?" “Why. in her large, thoughtful even. . For Intermittent Fevers, Latitude, Lock cf portunity to stud* avert' phaae of char­ no, ’ my< dear,” said the utonished No sister greets him when ho goes Rncrgy. Ac., it has no equal. acter. Spenking of the pages »bmeW»- The genuine has above trsda mark end mother; “what put such an Idea as home at night, and asks him whether c roesed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. timM imitating the acta of their snperithat into your head?" “Because I he has brought her any Now Orleans ors. remind* mu of nn incident ihnt heard papa say this morning that some­ molasses from down town. No brother occurrv*) a few days ago,- A very thing was nothing more than a bug­ meets him in the hallway and-•aye: diminutive pnge-who was borne upon bear."— Scrunton TVwfA. ‘'W*H, Charley, did you go long ot the rolls of the last CougreM was su­ —Erie Canal boatman are raising a mince-pie to-dny?’’ perseded. When he learned that his No mother stands ready to comfort fund to put a monument alTonawands place hail been gi.ven to another he be­ him and soothe his soul after hie daily over the remains of Peter Cummins, came considerably dejected, for । this struggle for bread and butter anil sugar the driver who drove the first boat little fellow hxl diartpnted in a mild way and coffee and milk and tilings. No from Buffalo over the canal in 1826. and had been profligate, no that he was De Witt Clinton stood’atthe bow of the father cornea forward to pat him on the found aimart without funds, and wan Thefcrmula by which Mishler's Herb back and aay; boat and gave the word to start. as far away from home as the State of ’ Cummins remained a driver until be “Go on, my eon, m you have begun, Missouri i- from Washington. But the was seventy-five years old. when he and you will become an eminent mem­ bov had been an <>l»?«iver and knew a was drowned at Pendleton. Niagara ber of fly society—perhaps greater than The entire range of pvprictcry mediates trick or two. . He *ludie<l the situation. County.—Kingtlvn (N. Y.) [hilly Freea horse-lly.” He solved it. Going to bis boarding­ Ny creditors—but i then I suppose in^n. house he hastily packed up his effects joyi to high a reputation it the community —Tiny, a black-and-tan terrier, has that, as flies are supported at the exwithout attracting the attention of any- ■ the honor of having been the smallest ]>en«c of \he community, they have no one. With great caution he removed full grown dog that ever lived. He creditors. them to another quarter of the city. belonged to Lieutenant General Sir This is a sad state of existence—this Then hr went out to bid his confreres Archibald Maclaine, of England, and state of the fly in winter. But Nature adieu. Meeting one of them, who was in honor of his extreme thinness is now is fnll of obmnensatlons. Woman’s about ten year* old. and aa tall as a work is never donu; neither Is a fly's. carefully preserved under a glass case. man’.- arm is Ibng, he said: Tiny was lesa than four inches long, He gets up iurt as early and goes to "Welj; good-bye, old fellow; I’m off. and conhl comfortably curl up and bed just m late in the winter m he docs Mv constituent । have given me tho take a nap in n common glast tumbler. in the summer. And he is infinitely shake. 1 was defeated in caucus j and more industrious. He has to fly around —Avouching example of confidence beaten in convention. The situation, and scramble to keep wnrtn. in the uiiKhuwu factors of human ex­ however, leaves me a little flat I am O. the wild, unspeakable joy of a fly perience Is rotated in Gaillard'e Medical Xtt’«r Complainta, Dyspepsia, nearly broke; but I have found a:Way Journal. A countryman, with a dis­ who finds a man’s noae in the tender out. 1 will jump ray board bill. They Cramp it the Stomach, Indiges­ tressing toothache, asked a druggist dawn of a winter morning! The only all do it." tion, Malaria, Periodical Comnose In the room and the only fly I for something to relieve him. “We Sotu/Hlnes the pages run in schools, Does the fly rise to the occasion? 1 have "various remedies for that trouble,’’ * like fish, and become clannish. ;Not He does. And he rtaas to the nose, said the drug man, "and can give you infrequently one meets a crowd of ttmgthsung, ittigoratitg and going anything you like.’’ “In that case,’’ too. them, nil under three feet in height, at new lift. He site upon it and walks around it, said the countryman, “I guess you kin the midnight hour, making the town gvc me a small bottle of the Boston and flics away and conies bock to it. howl Many of them smoke cigarettes and otherwise expresses his joy. ith cure." and play billiards. There is not a very Man's soul may weary of the fly, but —“Man’s inhumanity to man" was great proportion of them, however, mourned by the poet. Man’s confidence the fly never tires. In the summer the who fall into these channels of dissipa­ in man deserves to be celebrated. Look fly sometimes gets disgtuftexl with the tion. Those who do generally come at the unhesitating manner in which man's antics and goes awuy. Thau the from the larger cities Then the pages MIBHLEH Hinn BITTKB8 CO. packages and bopk* arc sometimes left man gets a small rest until another fly have a way of “hazing," and souse of comes along. upon the city letter-lwxes by people the capers they jlay upon plvbians or But in winter the man wakee up and who have such complete faith in ihulr inexperienced boys are wonderfully fellows that they are sure no one but sees the flv. He makes a dab at the In­ severe and terribly embarrassing. One the postman 'jfill carry away the arti­ sect, and it shoots ma<Uy away into of the favorite tricks in the line of space for about six Inches sand then cles intended'for him alone.' Yet who haring, is to take a new boy down in the ever heard of n package of this kind careers back and dings once more to lower basement under the hall of the the man’s nose. The man sees that being stolen?—Chicago Journal. Hoti.«e and show him the “rubber hum.’’ there is but one fly. Hr watches that —In 1659 two Quakers were hanged The basement is very dark and very broad and cavernous’ Portions of it in Boston. A woman had been sen­ fly. His eyes become fascinated by its TO WEAR OVER TOTO WOOL BOOTS, tenced to die with them, but was re­ movements. When it wings its way off are unlighted, and the unsophisticated into space, the man strains his eyes prieved on condition of her leaving the youth soon finds himself lost. The sur­ after it; and when it comes back and oflSWandl colony. Hur name wm Mary Dyer. roundings are weird and frightful, and sits on his uom. he looks orow-eyed at it. I.TURY FA fit W Alt RANTED acrinrt com Next year she returned to Boston and it sometimes takes nn hour to get out After a time he gets up and stealth*, waa exocubxi. In 1660, the same Pages receive seventy-five dollars per year in which she was executed. ilv procures a towel with a witf end. month during the session. Those in Xsde for IL-puuU-jn. £5 In; tSc wearer men Charles II. was restored to the Murderous thoughts course through the House are generally changed every throne of his fathers The King his brain. He looks for the fly. two years, but the boys in the Senate ef C*>d.<. or BEST BOOT STOCH. cad n«V < The fly is on the gas-globe. had many rices, but he would not per­ are retained, and some of them grow The man lies down and pretends to mit blood to bo shed under the pre­ up to manhood from childhood attheii Rsmo S4 Rubber Boot Sole* havin; • nick i tense of religion in any part of his do­ be asleep. Thon the fly comes and aits and then a tap «»!e u;>oa thaL posts of dutv, as did Senator Goman minions. The Quakers in England on his nose. The man hauls off and of Maryland. It is said that u con Thia Up Mlofa thJckrwtd lt> the mlddk. eai smites. He knocks his false teeth down told him what had been done to their ■iderable number of the pages in th; ■ DOI ULE THICL: ON THE BALL. his throat and splattani water into both brethren, and h« sent orders to Gov­ House arc blood relatives to members, ernor Endicott ol Ma-sachusetta to for­ his eyes. When he dries thorn, he sees and sometimes the members have their the flv sitting on the bed-post smooth­ Thick Ball and tho Duvt t-tndc upper, give a ataf bear all such proceedings in future. — son* appointed.-- irasAin^ton Cor. Ining his spif-curls with his spare legs. which will jnwUiutr osftreor any olhtr ahou j» Boston Globe. dianapoiu Senlintl. The man rises slowly. H« strains the market even of the very bea| brand. •—Much indignation is expressed by the Judges of the Supreme Court at every musde in his back trying to get NO HIGHER IN PRICE. CONSIDERATE. un so slowly as not to frighten tho fly. the current intimations that they are He. draws near to the motionless lijsecL hard drinkers. “There is." says' Jus­ Once more he smites. But before the tice Miller, “a tradition that in olden THE W ARRANT SECURES YOU. towel touches the bod-post the fly hu times there used to be a black bottle in A gentleman who advertised for a the closet of the room where we hung whizzed off and pitched on tho man’s man to do general farm work was ap­ / ffarrn,;/ cf-m, ; ! m ,•»-« tl. •>. wife's ftoee. our overcoats and put on our robes, but proached by a negro wh<» wanted the Then the man smiles n horrid smile i R. * J. CUMMINGS A CO. there has never been any such thing in place. * ____________ DKTHOIT. my time, and I have never seen any of and rolls back into bed. And the next •What can you do?" the gentleman my associate drinking. If any of the moment the man feds tho fly trying to asked. employes keep liquor about the place crawl into his ear. FARKKR’S Desperation seises him. He jumps ana Judge Waite finds it out he will “0, 1 ken fill de bill, I reckons/^ HAIR BALSAM up and dresses himself. He goes out make short work with him. A* &<r any “Can you plow?" of the Justicee being in the habit "f and tries to buy somo fly-paper. It is “Wail, no, nah; I fer^ot ter tell yer drinking about the court-room or hav­ useless. The storekeepers laugh at him. dat. I doan do no plowin’.’’ . “Why, sir," they say: “wo have no ing a sideboard there it is as silly ns it fly-pnper this time of year,” ‘■Well, are yon a good hand with a is untrue.’'—Washington BepuWcan. hoe?" Then he trios to buy a fly-trap; but “Dat’a er under p'intdad I furgoltcr they are all packed away until next SOUTH AMERICA. mention. N<?. nah. yer inus’ ’«kus« me summer. He goes home. Despair is rising in consarnin* de hoc." his sonl, when suddenly a brilHant “You chop wotvl, I suppose?" Several of the nations of Europe keep idea strikes him. He. gons out and “Wall, no.sah. knin'tsiy dal 1 does.” k< “Haul wood. then, of tuHirso?” watchful eyes on South America. It is txirrows a neighbor's son, aged fen. He takes the boy to his room and shows “No, kain'tdo dat. I likes yer style, a vast and comparatively unoccupied him the fly. He promises the boy halfboat, fur I alius Jikes tor hab ur uirerportion of the earth’s surface. Ger­ a-dollar if ha catches the insect atandin’ wid er inmr." mans, Italians and Portuguese, as well The boy enters upon the task with “Well, then, what do you propose to as the Eaglish, keep up close relation* all the entliu«i<8m of youth. Ho climbs do?" with It. The trade is profitable and over tho furniture recklessly, smashes “Whut I ’pote to do? W'y. sab. I HISCOX large, while the number of immigrants, would sec dat de niggers hitches de a fifty-doltar mirror and a four-hundredespecially Italian*, is steadily increas­ day. cloak, and finally kicks over the Iiosm-x ter de carrinp*. an’ den I would ing. Some of the- South American lamp and seta the carpet on fire. After come ter town wid yer. Whut, doan States arc making rapid material prog­ the conflagration is over, tho boy ap­ want me?" he added, as the gentleman ress. Chili U a very wealthy nation. pears with a smile on his face. turned away. “All right, snh. I doan Brazil has n very promising future, and “I’ve caught him," he says, holding pose tur be er slabe fur no man. Doan the Argentine Confederation enjoys an ont a lightly-clenched fist ' ketch me er wa’rin' mvse'f out fur no immense commerce. The South Amer­ pusson."—Arkantatn '('raveter. “Give him to me," says the man. ican trade in dressed >eef promises to Tho boy opens his hand. bo Immense in time. The magnitude . The man grabs. FASHION NOTE. of this peninsula is not realized by our But the fly escapes, Just the same . people. South America is more than The reader may now go back to the double the size of toe United States. place where the man first saw the fly, The Empire of Brazil shonu on the map and just keep reading to the end and Colonel Yurgar presented ula wife quite as largo as Australia. Il is twenty- going back till he gets tired. He will with a sealskin ancqiui. She immedi­ four times the size of England. The thus learn Jnst what happens to thu ately instated on walking ont with lion. Argentine Republic is nearly as large man who tries to catch tin solitarv but Il wns very cold and he said with a as Europe, taking Russia out. Bolivia experienced winter fly, and he will not ■Liver: and Venezuela arv each twiofe the size be half ns tired m the mon will — W. J. •‘Let os go home; I’m almoat frozen of England; New Grenada and Peru Henderson in Puck. to death." each as large as England and Scotland, “I don't feel cold at all," ahe replied, Ecuador something 'less. Paraguay —Our mixed population is beginning with chattering teeth, “bnt let u« go equal to Great Bntaiu, Uruguay and to tell in the names of men who find back and walk past the window* of Chili about the same, and the little- their way Into Congress. Tho rending those Peterbya." known regions of Patagonia and Terra clerk of the House is represented as "But you may get pneumonia and die dal Fucgo at least double the dimen­ being in despair at ths; prospect of a painful death." sions of Great Britain. British, French having to rattle off »uoh taw-crackera ••Never mind if 1 do. I do^ t feel cold and Dutch Guiana are nearly a* large m these: Lehlbnck. La Follette, Lautill, ^all as long as I’ve got mu aacque as Great Britain. -The United States Roinois, Stahlnecker, Vanschrich and alone of all the nations has scarcely any Outhwaite. Theee are nnly French and "But why do yon want tn go past the interest In South America. We pur­ German, but wait till the Russian names Teterby mansion again?" chase of it coffee, leather and India- begin to roll In.— Washington Post. “I Want Hiaf. ATn. rnbbcr, but our :rade in return is a —Over six thousand dollars' worth mere nothing. Some day or other wa will wake up to the importance of cnlti- of feathwrohave been sold from the vnting business relations with the great tweuty-ons grown ostrichiM at the Ana­ heim ostrich farm. Los Al durlur the past seven mon OLDENtTJMES TJJ sS&SKS ■d and ten and nine one hun­ dredths dollarw (taliUS) and aa attorney fee of twenty-fire dollars, Tlierefore try virtue of the power of •ale In ■aid mortgage contained, and therttauteia such caae made and provided, notice is hereby jrt ven sSs&r&& si THE BEST Rubber Overshoes PARKER S TONIC SODA For Baking Pin-poses. Bent in the World. RM gteyyhtehert or Pail sssss-jiiK: ;u“.'?--sai All *S1* .1 —* ■ - - _ ... . . . . Itualdmwtec sTfoUow»: OsBjmeneisT al the ntmrter neat ou the u. side of mh.Hoc l>. Wehlmm. and known and links i thenee eaiith TOH MW chains and nine lleka to B./Mata- 11 sione "Ha® rro M- WADtnuHA-i'5JJJJ. line ninning north parallel wrtt the east line Default haring been made hi ita ™14l^ (a certain mortearo nmUr «„< SAFE. SURE". wml ride] containing two aerro caorptlng one PROMP1 "fcreKiStT CH AH. fi. BAI* KB. Att'j for Mortgagee. ClNSI ________ I bars a nosttlvs r. iv of January, lu tl»r year one th hundred and elrUty-sta. ---le, Judtfc of iTobalr MISHLER’S Bitters- Mid provide, ceased may be admitted to probate. .Thereupon it t> ordered, that Frida day of February, forrmoon, be pcUltun. and that vhyjhe prayer ordervd^that »ald petltlc ■■■■nal tatere-:- i lu Now. therefore. uMIre i« &. t.u by virtue of the power ot sale i contained, and the statute n. IfiUJ »ttjehlxberi Moder, the prrmi Mud mortaaxr. to' latlufv tn- per annuni. and tl by law. Including lam u* provided -HK.'SJVK By all Meat ■ud drecribed as iollow*.to-wit th* «nirth WMt ..r *. Th- • rltKZ:/ wet. conta!ult< eighty srrr* il ofr lltf vgta^to^fovenunent xun rj. \ ‘ ’ Jt'l Ia CfRTK. ' BnntofSFr CHAN. IL BA VEH. Atfy tor Mortgaurv Default hart ufa certain n» mortage*, ou pagt- «■, in the office of the KepUter otDeed* tor Barry County, Blate of Michl K. on which mortL-age there it*clalm<xl to be the sum of one hundred and forty one and ntty-huudrv<!tb* dollar* and ...I, the attorney fee j KMC* or any part thei IbM tn- virtue of the the mu day of April.I. !». ltf«. at oneo'cJoekK the afternoon of that day. al the front door of the Nimrod Slate of Michigan. Count; of Ran At a •eMimi «! the Pr»» atcounty p( Karn. boldec at tit- !*r the city of Hartings. In Midi . •;< t the <Kb day of Februan. tn the ■ MNl eight hundred asd-elst-iy d’ Pnweni. Wm. W. Cote. Juifer the Pilot Retailer*. 8. W. VE “YVANTED ano <x y¥ cord* 2 fool adniltiirt ration. There uikh Mhdayolu the forenooi JARM FOR tl tiolrfeb tnoottUle. 5* acre* ti»r*. in id »uv, ii anr u>rr< i ■. «l > ine pro of the petitioner should not l-r r > .v:uA. Art is further or'---the pendency of said j«etlth»u STEADY iI.M61, thirteen hundred and forty seven (isc), thirteen hundred and forty eight (IMS/.ihlr- We want II ELIA1 Harn, once In each w.-k weeks previous to Mid d* 1 toted January «Xh ishu . ROBERT 1L >1A RS HALL. Mortgage*. CHAS H. HAtJEB, AU*y for MoryipJ KOUecu hereby elven. 1v State of Michigan, coanty of Barry,—aa. Probate Court for the Ccmnh ■>: At a seMlcHi of thn Proiwte Court tor the County of Rarrv. holden at the Probate OMt in the Chy of Butinas. In Mid county, an Thursday, nreseet their elMlin* agi»!n< 11:-.f xn> > the <th day of Febrtuwy. lu the year Obe than- Btout, lateot *al<i Count) , <!rro.«-n*. rj- J 1:ui all creditor* <rf said dreea«-<i , Mwottbetrcbdtc* tn «ai<i r> fife FrOtala. office, tu the city examination nud aHi>wxiu --. FblloA. Sheldon, vxwutor of the laM will day of July next, ami »nd testament of Mid decease, having applied tsth be he&n! talon said court ....... „ u.u-iyu, uuu aaiuraay, me Mil day of February, A.». tsss. at ten o'clock in deceased, and all other person* Interested In HALLETT £ Dated Hull IMaull having been wKir of a certain inurtgaEr imuh Warner and Katie Wannr I tbeprtltl^rvhJulda.x^p^t^' andTtT. »Alt»<.rer Sl«u'oU~ VIRGI Riven to secure the payuw: dollar* with Interest at Un printed and circulated p. one* In each week I <4 July, tor's oil. No. X3 at assignment*, ons day of July. A. D. t*H. <,r . «i1LhB4tn£been ma,u ,n lhe ooadltton. It was tu said mortgage >" ofawtrtaln unwtaage executed by Charles H. should any drfault la- wed Morse, unmarried^ of Yankee Bnriurs Rarrv said Interest or any part .. . - ’ • : ' /nfimnil whereon the same Is made p:. ■triByied. ana should the »as. and from thenceforth, after H.t tbirta- dan. thcafon-sald prlndi hundred dollars with an urrru; should.al the<> non-inTrid’nS^’S’KeZ thereon, W. McLarvey.hi*executor*.. • rnrbre^d|™t?«rSe*T?,n<’**laW ,,r *" •‘1u,‘tEav- assign*, become ami > ■\^T.„ recort’r “>« debt secured Immediately tben-att.-r. above limited for the pnj then hare expired, anyth I saute having been andire.— arrears for tho snare of thirty «!-<■ • " ■' and Kill reiuatalng unpaid, the sf.-.-.-n-l -n' etpBl, sum of seven hundred d».i.ir • ■* ' S ‘•of^ ' ■umofaeren hundred sixty two ari l MXHBftt .dollars and nn ati•r! twenty five dnl an* and no suit »’t law having been Instituted torero BTIAKT& taraaa. Mleh. JJOW READY Therefore by virtue o! the pov tained fa said mortwire. an.l tl caae made and provhlrd. not-'-'that on 1 ■■ D. H“ sen i hXlMdabraf the Ooaron "J" the t fatal. Mfohlna.that SSL la cirenU court tor Barn 1 • '"’h’“Tkr Ntsdaes deeeribed In mW 1' ikMrMiMvbram-'M' S.^ rfrw T d &aei half of ><>> WM^Otjeedoa pro (f) in io« ■■t Tie Barry Gouty Ainal. D. K. COOK. Attorney for Asrigu.••• tWrortouMy. »te»‘l,'f■tf’V uow'N Mr* term* at one*aiid ri nANDABD 8UA W*rtiln<ton Street. QONSU I CUR �Agricultural EErmIn^emeW *■ n • Ceres Blieunathm. Kaundgh. rorrain.^’^Mth. STAR MARK.___ A very nice way to cook potatoes Is to slice them, not too thin, into a bak­ ing dish and season with salt, pepper and a little butter, then cover the dish and bake. Try it once and 1 think you will do so again. 1 When you have not a plenty of eggs, coffee can be settled very nicely by tieating tbe whites of two eggs to a foam and mixing with about three pounds of the browned berrv v hich has been heated but not hot enough to cook the egg. OUGHIURE Rural UiuuMliau. 1 P5airle bave a sensible law dealing with tho care of stock on the farm. With us. in Ontario,, the law Is to -fence out;” with them in the X\ estand North-Westit is to"fenceln." hy should a man bo compelled bv the laW to protect his crops by a fence of regulation height against his neighbor's cattle, or sheep, or hop, or horses? I» ‘cruaa*7«i.wi /.’roouau co,ealtimokz,o. it not obviously the duty of every per­ son to avoid trespass upon his neigh­ bor s estate, and to avnid doing damage to his neighbor’s propertv? In a civil­ I h»r>»|M«iUvwr.ia»-d7 iJeUmebpT.tflM.M^tyUe ized country government is supposed to exist for the protection of persons and property ^against wrong; but in this matter of the protection of crops and other property On the farm, the tanner is bound to protect himself or suffer the consequences, without anv right of reparation if he falls to provide I vt-n IU7 am> 1 do «w* tnaan w»artr to stop Uwm what the law pliMuea to define as rea­ •nr » to. Md tomrjtara sonable protection against loss. We want a reform here; we warn a law i wsmnt my r<:»e4r V> cur» u. • wvrvt O*M* B»*»aa» which will make it the dutv of every farmer to “fence in" bis own cattle, and taj rauB.M" r. t.x.'.j. Gm Elprw* tad CutolZoa It not to "fence out" his nelghlwr’s. • It would prove to be a must economical I reform, for under its operation we might dispense with thousands of miles ot costly and unsightly snake fences. A movable fence to enclose a few acres of pasture land would servo every pur­ pose under such a law. Then think of the adyantagea: < 1) The capital invest­ ed in fences employed productively in other ways; (2) tha appearance of PREMIUM GOODS. L , Every box ba* iv ticket In/M-utitiing the bold­ farms improved; (3) the area of cultiv­ er U> a 'teire in tbe dl*trinClluu of Flue Gobi able land increased; (4) the seeding Wxubea iuxl Chain*. Utuulnipiv Silver Plated around for weeds broken up, etc., etc. Wire. Tea Pot*. Coffeepot*, hnlvr*. Porkaaxul lave we a farmer member in the On­ Spoon*. Nimrod la the l>e*t chew and the •zrwUeM nellrr: always In good order and gives 1 tario Legislature with pluck enough to vod «ali*fartitni. Il is packed in atyle* which propose a bill on this subject and to wwtw the Pliant. Ripe, Cheeeey Condition, it 1* the Choice ot tin- Chewtr and never »Uriu carry it through? on the dealer-)* hands. For sale by all Jobbers • Let this be seed sown in good ground, and Retailers J (jome the time when fences will be the SAFE. SURE. PROMPT CONSUMPTION? I CURE FITS! -sis.'sat's’BH'.isfEjfsEWv* By all Means Purchase Nimrod S. W. VENABLE & CO., nrwHMiiroi;. vA. exception and not the rule. TITANTED jnOeonL««f uood is inch and M , H i-ord» 2-foot wood In exchange for Dry Vicks' Magazine. । ;-*»d» or on accounts dur. Hall’s Journal of Health has the fol-■ JULIUS BUSSELL. lowing to say about the dietetic use ofr Tomatoes: . S pARM FOR S.KLE. i “It is known that the «vwnce off EiriityCiere tarm for Mie or c.xrii-uun* for the Tomato made mto a pill acts uponi sittafi r^rrtK y milM trem XaMiville mid Ver- tbe liver, and to that extent must coun­ inoetTllle, M niTt<* Improved, good »ux»r bredi. • •■■ inuil and all kind* of fruit, xud good fratno teract biliousness and all forms of fever.. •' The free use of Figs is known to> xlldinz* Prire S3-rA0. C. A. NEWTON’ multitudes to obviate coastlpation in ai , Niu«brtHe. great many cases; every Intelligent; druggist knows that a tablespoon of’ White Mustard seed. swallowed with­out chewing, is used in the same direc­■ tion, and and has been used tor that; purpose for a century, and for that: ’•TOCK. reason Is kept in every good drug storei CJOOO for sale. The seed pass from tbe■ PROFITS. We pay Katnryor Coinmbstomach unchanged, but are supposedI xioti. Cummeuee NOW I'Wrfte ferterra* th •to act’ on the (towels delicately. Tbe■ seeds of the common Tbmato act in thei same manner; hence the fruit, while it. is palatable to the taste, and nutritiousi to the body, has a health-promoting effect on the liver and the whole diges­ tive system. And yet a lobse statement, is made in some of the papers that “ ’Tomatoes are unhealthful. For• they can cause salivation. Proof: aj young lady lost all nil her teeth from। the excessive use of Tomatoes.’ mroP Z886.,r! “The writer was salivated many times in youth, and yet few persons of his age> have sounder teeth and more of them., “A young girl, two years ago, in Penn­. sylvania. from the excessive use of ’Ice! । QScrap Picture, 1 pretty Hug, W large Hld- cream,’ the fourteenth saucer full on। / /drn Noma, or 60 new'Curomo CARDS, the sama evening, did not exactly loose * ‘-nameoa, too. Outfit, 4c. Namav pABV her teeth, but she lost her life. "Genepd Taylor, while President of■ the United States, lost his life by eating■ •one more’ saucer full of strawlierries and cream. "Many's man nas died of a surfeit of1 roast beef; if an article ot food so deli­. cious, so cheap, so abundant aa the To­ *“tjv inode; no cannuMing; ta-cinnting and mato to to be banished from the table -teaP.y einptoyni>*ut. FartIculor* and sample of because once in a century, and once in :br work Kent for stamp. Addrea, HOME a million cases its ‘excessive use killed M'F'G CO., P. O. B<n Boston, Mma. somebody.’ we shall soon have nothing E WANT SALE4MEN everywhere.: local to eat. The newspapr press owes it to and trarelluR, to sell our roods. Will pay the public and its own intelligence to good salary and all r.xpcn*o*. Write lor keep such palpably loose statements out ' rmn nt ouce and state ulary wanted. Address STANDARD SILVER WARE COMPANY, of its columns. This slap dash kind of Washington Street. Baston. a way, which some writers have, re­ gardless of common sense, ought to be universally discountenanced by gentle-’ men of the press." STEADYIMplotment HALLETT & KALL’^Pu*^ SEES HrNNUAL. W PlHSUMfllON! «m IMuaiutUMiol th» wont and•< !**“.'Vraui’/ iS?1 i??*i'6"IWTT1. kbVk K t I CURE FITS? nnLDiuavTarplul SAW SET CHAMPION HAUGE JiJwSiSE pound of cure," said I’rof. Cook, the State Geologist of New Jersey, “peo­ ple want water that is perfectly pure tor drinking purposes during the sum­ mer. From experiments recently made I find the best filter tliat cun be1 made is the bottle filter. It is made by tying a string wet in turpentine around the bottom of a quart bottle and breaking out the bottom. This is dune by light­ ing the string, and when the flamehas encircled the bottle, dipping it in cold water. Layers of fine cotton-batting must then be placed in the bottle, until a wad so collected that rests on the the shoulders of bottle and over the neck. Now dissolve a cup of alum in hot water, and pour this solution into a cup of cold water. This makes a filter­ ing substance. 1 use alum- because it Is the only thing which will precipitate all the impurittsiof the water to the bottom. For every gallon of water that it is desired to purify add a tea­ spoonful of the filtering fluid, and stir it until every particle of the anitnalculaj is. precipitated. This usually takes about five minutes. Then run your gallon of water thus treated through the filter, and you will have your water free from all impurities.” In the New England Fanner George Stockwell says: -Fed apiaries” are not uncommon. A fed apiary is an apiary In which the Ix-es are fed with syrup. If you should visit one of these bee yards, you would be surprised, if you had any knowledge of bees. One ot the pleasurt* of bee keeping is found in studying the habits of the bees. The bee keeper delights to to watch thu l>ev8 as they come and go. In the busy season they drop upon the alighting board aa fast as drops of rain, and fast­ er than man can count they are leaving the entrance for the fields. The ceaaeless activity is inspiring as well as in­ teresting. But in a fed ap^ry the. BCfiira are different. The young bet* and the drones may play in the sun in front of the hive, but the hurrying workers are not seen as in other apiar­ ies. Where are they ? They are with­ in the hive earning syrup from, the feeder to the combs. They are active, but active in what? In counterfeiting! But the blame lies not ^ itli the bee, but with the bee master who employs bet® to build comb around sugar syrup that he may sell for honey. There is profit in selling for twenty-five cent* what cost five cents or less, but, in the long run there is no profit in dishones'y. The honey obtained l>y feeding granu­ lated sugar sykup has an attractive ap­ pearance in the comb. It is white, so called, but there is also a dull, bluish tinge that tells its history at once to the practised eye. If this counterfeit were sold on its merits no one »would com­ plain, but it is sold for honey. A correspondent of the Indiana Far­ mer reeoiumends the whisk broom for use in the kitchen, in a variety of ways, chief among which she namee cleaning >pota and kettles, cleaning vegetables, etc. She says, too. t hat after the dotiit* are brought in from the line and ready for .sprinkling, 3 clean little broom kept solely for the purpose is dipped in water and sprinkles the clothes quite as well as a Chinese laundryman can spray the. water through his teeth, ■ and it seems ever so much cleaner, too. Then the wash-tubs, wringer and washboard are kept in order with almost no labor at all bv having a little broom handy to scrub them off with. Pantry shelves, kitchen, sink and table are cleaned with a broom. Even the kitchen windows, in fly time, are washed down first with the inevltalile little broom, which cleans the corners of the sashes in lew than half the time necessarj- to accomplish the work without its help. Blacking the stove is no longer dreaded. A little broom puts on the black and does all the polishing necessary, and saves the Lands.—Farmer Household. This working butter with yndissolved salt in it is a very pernicious as well ns common practice. It is al meet us Imd us so much sund, scouring the life out of the butter and destroying that clean, granular appearance which is known under the term of “the grain.” In place of this, the butter ix-cotnes waxy.greasy and salvy, with a shiny surface quickly recognized by the experienced eye. Coarse-grained salt is almost as bad as hard-grained, for the reason that it Is likely to remain undl&solved, and cannot; therefore, be readily worked into the butter without overworking. Indeed, working butter at all is overworking it, and this injurious and un­ necessary labor can and should be avoided by the use of fine even-grained and freely dissolving salt.—Rural New Yorker. SHE TAKES THEM Hood’s Sarsaparilla Lb made mrilla. dandelion, mandrake, bark, uvaurai,dock and other _ medicinal agents long and favorably known fortheir power In eradicating disease and purifying the blood. It will cure, when in the power of medi­ cine, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyapepeia, Headache. Constipation, Biliou-sntaia, General Debility, Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaint, Catarrh, Female Weakness, Canocrous Humors, Humors of the Face, Ringworm, Pimples, Ulcers, SorjB, Tumors, Scald Head and all dis­ eases arising from an Impure state or low condition of the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is made by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.. Sold by all drug­ gists; gl.alx for Sb. Thomas I^ngree, of Pinegrove, tell into a comatose state last week, and his farndly was preparing for a funeral when he recovered. It is seldom that a medicine Is effica­ cious in such a long list of diseases ns Mishler’s Herb Bitters has proved itself. Consumption, dyspepsia, liver com­ plaint. every form of fever, jaundice, scrofula, and other complaints yield speedily to its powerful effects. 8. Weaver, of Perryville, Md., was cured of neuralgia and bleeding piles, and his wife found it invaluable in a case of fever and ague. TBe resignation of the Rev. E. P. Johnson of the preabyterian church at Marshall has been accepted. I was unable to walk and my right arm hail to be carried in a sling because of rheumatism. The first dose of Athlophoroa relieved me, and before the bottle was empty I went to work and have had no return of rheumatism. Fulton Wait, Elk Rapids, Michigan. The estate left by the late William II. Lloyd of Eust Saginaw is valued at $118,006. He left no wilt. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers aud bad sores upon the body face or limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the system and blood of every trace of dis­ eases that have their o'rigin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rhefnn and canker, and is well recommended by the medical profession all over the country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by W. M. Goodyear. Frank Crane, of Cadillac, will open a dry goods store al Charlevoix April 1. The Rev. Geo. H. Thaykr, of Bour­ bon. Ind., says; “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con­ sumption Cube.” For sale by Wm. 11. Goodyear. Ahk You made miserable by. Indiges­ tion, Constipation, DIzzIohss. Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin ? Shiloh's Vltalizer is a positive cure. For sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. Why Will You cough when Shiloh’s Cure give immediate relief. Price 10 eta. 50 cts. and 81. For sale by Wm. 11. Goodyear. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy- - a posi­ tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. For sale by Wm. II. Goodyear. HackmbTack" a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 ami 50 cents. For Sale by Wm. il. Goodyear. Shiloh sCurk will immediately relieve Croup. Whooping cough and Bron­ chitis. ForsaJe by Wm. II. Goodyear. For Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's V‘italizpr. It never fails to cure. For sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. A Nasal Injector free with each bot­ tle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.) For sale by Wm. II. Goodyear. Lumbermen predict an early opening of navigation. Therefore sec that the memliere of your family are w-U supplied with Dr. Jacksons-h ver pills and use Dr. Jeck-1 son’s root and herb cunlial: it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, promote sound sleep, strengthen the system and so remnove/ those distress­ ing symptoms which, if neglected, may result in the moat serious consequences. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. 81.00 per bottle. While chopping wood Monday, Frank Watson, of Jackson, struck bis foot with the ax, splitting it from the toe to the instep. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done nt the expense of the constitution. Each time this wea­ kens the system, and we all know thnt the termimition of this dangerous prac tice is a consumptive’s grave. Don't take the chances, when a 60 cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will safelv and promply cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for’chronlc cases or family use. IN. Sew York-goes on. swallowing up millionaire In Its capadon* mow yenr ur.cr year. The *itme great stretch of territory from which the millionaires already here draw supplies of the lux­ uries of living furnishes an annual new supply of millionaire* themselves. New York gats salmon and fruit from the Golden Gate, and the tables of her ■rich men team with articles of food from every State and Territory in tho intervening apace. So. loo, she has millionaires for all these States. I was reminded of this by a recent chat with Ithiel Stone, of Cleveland, a large car5et dealer and wealthy citizen of the orest City. "As soon as one of our citizens becomes wealthy he comes to New York to live.'’ said Mr. Stone. "Quite recently Colonel Oliver H. Payne decided to make this city his home, and only a short time ago 'John Bockafellcr came on here and bought himself a mansion. They ore both of the Standard Oil Company, which has already contributed one of the Rochafellori and John M. FUgler to the list of your millionaires. Colonel Payne Ik the wealthiest man of the lol, though he has the least reputation for wealth. He had a large fortune left him by his grandfather. John Bockafcllow* was President ot the Standard. He had the reputation of being rich. But I can understand how it came about that he had this reputation while Colonel Payne did not. He would go out driving* on the Lake roadw. When, be drove up to a tavern the hostler was called for to take his honuiH and was tipjwd well for 1L The word was passed around that the elegant gentleman was Mr. Rocknfeller. President of the Standard Oil Company, and very wealthy. Colonel Payne, ’with tvyioe as much wealth, driving out to the name place, would put his ownhoraen out and see himself that they were cared for before he went in to bis own dinner. It wasn’t meanne«s in the matter of tips, for he spent just aa much money Hint way as tho other man, but pure love of his ani­ mals. Yet he got none of that reputa­ tion which the other man’s ways car­ ried with him. It was only when he bought n half million property in New York and presented it to ins sister that Cleveland woke up to the fact that he must be enormously wealthy. His property in Cleveland alone is’ valued nt about eight or ten million dollars.” —Gath, in Cincinnati Enquirer. WAGNER AS A BOY. ’akihc POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nclrr varies. A marrvl of StTMUtUi ami k.ln.1-•on.rm ** More ceoiioniteal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot lx* sold tn competition with the multitude of low test. (h<Wt weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold anfr In cans. Rotal Baking PowdKM Co., MS Wall St. N. Y. . oct MSt Robust Health I* not alwars entered by tlxw who seem to poMos it. Ine taint of corrupted blood may be secretly undermining tho constitution, in time,,the pobsm will cerib<-*y»wm. Each pimple, sty. wonh-r anil hcij*; of unnatural Ayers Sarsaparilla I* tbexmhrremedy that can be rellrdupon, In all ciwes, to eradicate the taint of hcredttarv dl- a-c and the »prcinl eomiptkiu* of the btood. It la tne only alterative that b aufficfently jowerfnl to tlwrouritly deanae tbe ayatem of Scrofuktua anil Mercurial impurities aud tbe joilution aml bcnrJct 1-cver, ami enables rapid recuperation from the enfeeblement and debility aturod by tbcw dbeaaea. t Myriads of Cures Achieved by A nut's Samaimrilla, in no oloou dwcBM-j at an poo.inif or cure, Wllhfhn Richard Wagner was boju that will not yield to It. Whatever tbe ailment* of this ciaaa.aud wherever found, at Leipzig, March 22,1813. When be from tbe x urvy of tbe Arctic circle to tbe was nine, he went to school, where bo ••veldt-eorve" of South Africa, tht* rem­ edy ba* afforded health to the Hufferere was the despair of the teacher who in­ by whom it was employed. Druggirtt structed him in music; he paid no at­ tention to his practicing, bdt seized ev­ able fcurrawruuzht by it, where >11 other ery opportunity of repeating the melo­ trestn^nt bad teen unavailing. Prop* will doWcll to * dies that he heard, especially those Of “Dor Freischutz." which had already Trust Nothing Else kindled his-powerful imagination. Aacient history, mythology, Greek and than Amt's R>WtaP«RlLLA. Numerom cm<lc mixtures are offered to tbe public Latin were nis favorite studies, out his aa “blood purifiere," which only allure heart was really in none ol these, for the jiitient with the prrtenae of many he hud a secret aim which absorbed nil cheap do*ca, and with which It i* folly to his thoughts and feelings—he was > experiment while di»ea*e b ateadily becomltu: more dccp-aealed and difficult ot ■ poet! In bis eleventh year, be won a cun-. Some of thew mixture* do much prize for the beat pdtin on a dead test in-' barm. Bear in mind that tbe only school-mate, and soon after this lie medicine that can radically purify tba translated the first twelve books- of the vitiated blooU i* Odyssey. He taught himself English, anO immediately became so absorbed Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in Shakespeare that he decided to write, a tragedy. For two long yearn he toiled? and during this period he con­ trived to kill off forty-two people in his Sold by all Druggists: Price SI; drama. He was forced to relent, how­ Six bottlra for W. ever, and to recall them am ghosts in I the last act in order to have performers enough to play thu parts. Meantime ho had left Dresden, Where he had been living, and entered a school nt Leipzig, but he had so neglected his studies for musical composition that he was put back a class: thin so discouraged him that ho gave himself entirely to his tragedy. When he hail nearly finished It, he first beard BA-ethovcn^s music. This had so strong an influence over him £hat he determined tx> set his tragedr to music, and purchased a STATHLOPHOROSSltSSSSS bo<ik on thorough-bass to prepare him­ self for his task. So fascinated did he become with the study that Ita-drtcr mined tu be a poet no longer^ but that music should have the devotion at his life. When his family learned of his tragedy, they were much troubled, for they foil it wm tho cause of his back­ wardness at school; but when they found him to be writing music, they were in despair, for they Relieved it to be nothing more than a fancy, and that ATKLOffiOROS CO., IQ WALL ST., KW WM. it might do the boy great harm. He wm not to be discouraged, however, and composed in secret. But nt lost he was placed under the instruction of Theodore Welnlig, a man steeped in the spirit of "Father Bach,” wno put him through a nix months’ study of countenioint. Now he learned and loved Mozart.—Agatha Tunis, in St. Nicholas. An apron to be used while hanging out clothes, and with two or three pocketa>to carry what pins are needed, can be made of any strong cloth. Old lied ticking answers well. Length is not required. Cut a second piece of the same shape as the bottom of the larger one, but somewhat wider, so as to gath­ er on a little. This outer piece is to be seven or eight inches deep, when hem­ med and sewed. Divide this into two George Turner, civil engineer of Bay or three compartments by stitching, so City, will commence work at once on Port as to prevent the clothes-pins from slip­ the line of tb« Bay City, Caro ping to one side too much. Put a band Huron railroad. Ohio Funner. ■ at the top. which may betted or button­ • In Farmer'of Nov. 281 notice Inquiry ed behind, as may suit one's conven­ The recent statistics of the number of concerning Dayton Hedge Co., and ience.—Rural Canadian. deaths show that a large majority die would say I think the company is good WASHINGTON’S MOTHER. The statement made by last month's with consumption. This disease may enough as far as I know, but hwige commence with an apparently harmless fence of any kind is a very oblecUon- Dairy World that the efforts to estab­ cough which can be cured by Kemp’s able one according to my way of think­ lish a creamery at Charlotte, Mich., Balsam for the throat and lungs, which She was a woman born to command, ing. 1st It takes so long before they had not been successful, seems to be will turn stock, with tbe&rt luck and contradicted by later accounts. We is guaranteed to cure and relieve'"all find since she wrw left along with a cases. Price 60 cents and $1. Trial management, and when you have it are informed that a creamery has been size free. For sale by Wm. II. Good­ family and an estate to care for, she established with a capital stock of 810, ­ grown you have a big job cm your took tho reins into her own hands, and hands keeping it in order, which is sel­ 000; also that an organization of the year. dom done, as it must be attended at the same kind has been formed at Ypsilanti, The best on earth, can truly be .said never gave them up to any one else. proper time if the plow has to stand Mich., with about the same amount to of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is She used to drive abont in nn oldbe invested. The capacity of the latter still. 2d. The roots spread in all sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, fash ioned^open chaise, visiting the directions to a great distance, and dndn will be 1,600 pounds of butter per day." bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all various piu'ts of her farm, just m other sores. We positively cure piles, a planter wonk! do on horseback. Tbe all substance and moisture from the -Dairy World._____________ story ,is told that she had given an ground for a distance of two or three As an illustration of the safety to the tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this rows on each side, which in addition to stomach of using water that bus been wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed agent directions how to do a piece of the loss, gives a farm a bad appearance, well boiled may be mentioned a case of or money refunded. Only 25 cents. work, and be had seen fit to do it which no good farmer likes to see, and water used in a stoneware bottle and Sold by F. IIotchk>««. differently, because be thought his way if tile drains are in reach the roots ex­ heated on cold*nights as a bed-warmer. a better one. He showed her the im­ tend down alter moisture and are sure Being left in tho bottle all summer Mr. E. Springer. of Mechanicsburg. Pa.. provement to get into and choke them. It is prob­ slightly corked, it was found wholly write*: “I was afnictrd with lung fever mil nb••Ami pray,” said the lady, "who ably the best lazy man’s fence in exist­ unchanged in appearance when winter Sive you any exercise of judgemnt in ence, after it gets a good start, for he came again.—N. Y. Tritsine. e matter? I command you, sir: can allow it to have its own way and it much e«x! that I bought a dollar bottle. After there is nothing left for you but to An excellent remedy for sore throat lining three bottles, found rayvlf once more a soon hides his poorly managed farm man, com pl etcly rcatorec to brail!:, with a obey.” from inquisitive passers-by. Timber is is pounded or chopped Ice. Do not liesrty appetite, ami a gain in flesh of 48 pounea. . I think that George Washington becoming scarce here also, and there is however, allow yourself or the children owed two strong traits to bis mother— one thing sure, we have got to dp away to handle it with the fingers. Wrap a governing spirit, and a spirit of order diaeaaea. Large bottles fl.co. with so much inside fence. I have the ice in a doth, break it with a ham­ and method. She taught him many given this matter a great deal of thought mer, and lift the pioc« to the mouth and time, of late, and have finally awv- with a tea-spoon.—Farmer Household. ed the problem, on my own farm at To stone raisins easily: Pour boiling his which was moat powerful. She 10a8L COUNTRY COUSIN. water over them, letting them stand a taught him to be truthful, but her lee­ moment to soften, then pour it off. sons were not half so forcible m her FUteT Whtah te KaaUjTMade. The stones may then be easily pinched •wider or Family Liniment, tine bptlle will own truthlulnow.—ffesekiak Butter’rc: mure cures than four times the number of out at tbe stem end by giving an “extra inner. St. Nicholas -An ouaoe of prevention Is worth a twist” to the fruit—Farmer Household. Shears Health is Wealth! RAGAN'S Magnolia Balm ness to it, who would rather not tell, and you can't tell �The Hastings Banner. Mioi- r«®> EDITOB1AL NOTES. John Stuart Mill was one of thr most Mitnrat and meet eminently fair of aU advocates of free trade. And yet Mr. Mill conceded the justice of protection in the case of a nation sitnated as ourn is. In his Political Economy he said: -The superiority of one country over an­ other in a branch of production often arises from having l>egun it sooner. There may be no inherent advantage or disadvantage on either side, but only a pneent superiority of skill and experi­ ence. A country which baa these to ac­ quire may, in other rwpocta, be better adapted to the production than those earlier in the field; and besides, it is a just remark, that nothing has a greater tendency to produce improvement in any branch of production than its trial under a new ret of conditions. But it cannot be expected that individuals, at their own expense, should introduce a ' new manufacture, and bear the burth­ ens of carrying it on until the producers have been educated up to the line of those with whom the processes have become traditional. .1 proUctin- duty, continued for a reasonable time, will sometimes l»e the least inconvenient mode in which a country can tax itself for the support of such an experiment." With England, at the time our pro­ tective tariff was adopted, manufactur­ ing had become traditional. She had the capital, and the experience. She had cheap labor. Centuria of protec­ tion had created a wealthy manufactur­ ing class. At the time she changed her policy from protection to free trade, her manufacturers bad the experience, the cheap labor, and the capital They feared no competition. They wanted the markets of tbe world opened to them, know^pfc that, with their tremenduous advantages, they could drive out all competition. To open there mar­ kets, England must set the example of free trade, and trusted to her Cobden dubs and bribery to influence other na­ tions to follow suit England had all to gain and nothing to lore by adopting this policy. Before our pr««ent protective tariff was imposed, under the leadership of the southern slave owners, whose inter­ ests were entirely at variance with those of the rest of the country: who cared nothing for the advancement of free white labor, in fact bad rather see that labor bound hand and foot; under this leadership, it was the policy of our country to produce raw materials for English manufacturers. The latter received the profits of manufacturing, English labor received employment. English merchants their profits too for handling the goods. This condition of affairs would exist to-dny but for the republican party and the protective tariff. Our land would be robbed of its fertility; the prices for our raw ma­ terials wonld be fixed in England; the prices for all manufactured goods would be fixed in the same country: in short we would l>e commercially de­ pendant upon a foreign country: but for the republicnn party and its policy of protection. With all these ud vantages on the side of the English manufacturer, it would have been insane folly for Americans to have attempted to compete with him, oven in our own country, without the aid of the government. As Mr. Mill justly said. “It cannot be expected that individuals, at -their own expense^ should introducea new manufacture, and bear the burtons of carrying it on until the producers (laborers) nave been educated upto the line of those with whom the proccsse* have become tradi­ tional" Our country was adapted to manufacturing. W*> had the raw materials in abundance. But we lack­ ed the-experience, the cheap labor, arid the immense capital of British munutecturera. Under there circumstances it waswtee te levy protective duties; and it wiH be-wlsetocontinuethem until the conditions of manufacturing are equal. We have-now as good methods of man­ ufacture as the English. We are ac­ quiring the-capital. We hare not the cheap labar-atid do not tmnti (t. And' we advocate protective duties to-day that will continue to keep wages to that point that the American laborer may, if industrious and economical, clothe his family decently, educate hia children, and acquire u competence for his declining years. We hope never to see wages iwlow that point. We had rather see manufactured goods advance. The republican .party Ln in favor of a protective tanff because it will keep up the wages of the industrial classes ; and if returned to power, will do ns it him done, remodel our tariff duties so that the American manufacturer can pay the American laborer good wages, .wi eur people get the manufactured goods at m low rates as are oonsixtent with food wages for btlmr, fair profits to «» of the country. MX of endltndo «o “”1n’"b“XX t, rorttm-rowcHropoUcy Wbllo Ux direct nxmlu of »!• I”lir.' 0»rebocn the empteymcBt of home capital and home labor, the commercial independ­ ence of the Antorican nation, and tbe improvement of home markets for the prodoct* of the soil its indirect benefits to the world have been the improved mKhodsof manufacture, the wonder­ ful labor-saving machinery which tbe ingenuity of the intelligent American laborers have invented. Thereby tbe n.c««arie8 of life have been cheapened, and articles which for centuries had been considered luxuries, are to-day within the reach of all. The Journal's poetical tariff roiuunerr may decrv the protective tariff us much as pleases him; he may draw upon his vivid imagination for facts with which to prove ite inutility; but the sober, thoughtful. American can look about him at the rrxulbi this system, and those results upset the fine spun theories which the romancer interpolutes from Cobden club tracts. The Evening News ia the wharf rat of Michigan politics. Its boasted inde­ pendence in political matters is nothing more nor less than political piracy. It deserves the support of neither republicans nor democrats’ We have respect for the.Free Press, because we know where to find-it. Democrats have re­ sped for the Tribune, because its re­ publicanism is sound and aggressive. But 1. paper like the News, whose sup­ port of party or candidates is alleged on gpod authority to depend upon the amount of “soap” it gets, is deserving ofqotfiing but contempt Democrats have a representative paper at Detroit the Free Press, whose democracy is un­ questioned, whose advocacy of demo­ cratic principles is consistent and hon­ est Republicans have in Detroit a bold, fearless, aggressive republican paper, the Tribune, which gives more news than the Evening News, -and whose opinions are not for sale. There is, therefore, no reason why democrats or republicans should feed a political pirate upon the sea of journalism, by supporting the News in any manner. It is time that the honest people of Michigan should stamp out of existence a paper which, on good authority, is al­ leged to have sold its influence and sup­ port for money. The warfare the News is now waging against the Tribune is a disgrace to honest journalism and- hon­ est business methods. The occasion for Its libelous and malideus slanders upon the proprietors of the Tribuift is the fact that in the short space of three months, the Tribute has more than doubled its circulation, and has so in­ creased its advertising patronage that, daring January, confessedly the light­ est month in the year, it exceeded the patronage of the Post during any month of its publication. These facts are what have aroused the malice and envy of the News, and It cannot deceive republicans by claiming dlsinterMted friendship for the republican par­ ty in its fight against the Tribune. The News recognizM the signs of tbe times, and they read “No friendship and no favors for the News from republicans.’' The wharf rat must go. The Tribune will kill the “vermin.” The Journal's tariff romancer says a, protective tariff creates monofdles. This is untrue. For example, tbe gov­ ernment protseta the manufacturers of woolen goods. But does that create a monopoly ? Does it hinder tho estab­ lishment of a factory anywhere In this broad land for the manufacture of wool­ en goods? Ikws it say to any man, or to any number of men, you shall have the exclusive right to manufacture woolen goods ? Certainly not A business which is free to aU to engage in, is cer­ tainly not a monopoly. Further than that, a protective tariff gives tbe most unqualified freedom to all to engage in any industry protected by our tariff laws. It encourages capital to make sudi investments, and competition makes the price. If our markets were open to all, ia it not dear that many of our flourishing industriee would be forced to suspend ? Foreign-made goods would .supplant our own. For­ eign manufacturers, having driven out American competition, would have a virtual monopoly of American markets and could fix their own prices. If they became so high that there was a chance for Americans to compete, foreign manufacturers could afford to reduce prices to below cost of production for a time te prevent American competition. Is it to be supposed that they would □otdothif? Are they not intelligent enough to look after their own inter­ ests? Besides that is what British maniMacturers have done on more occasions than one And it will be remembered too that no sooner did our government, remove the duty from coffee, than Bra­. zil impot»ed an crjxirt tax on that ar­ ' ticle, and coffee cost just as much as it did before the duty was taken off. uulu m Mr. Cadwallader wants to find fault with the laws, let Mm. do no; but A. H. Ickes and wife—Skirt, two he ought not to confound them with shirt*, three pairs nocks thrre handker­ chiefs, wool blanket and foot stool thetariff._______________ a F«nncD. If free trade H such a glorious thing MISTAKES IN MEOiCHNE. for a country, let the Cfurt house poet tell us why English farmers are migra­ ,ting to this country; why have English •‘That wax a hard run <«f it,” re­ manufacturers in the past year remov­ 'ed their entire plants to this country; marked a down-town elerk to a re­ porter for the Sun, who dropped in a why wages paid English workmen are lees than those paid American- work­ drugstore late the other night- ••P»x>ple (men; why there should be a riot in talk about mistake* of pharmartel*. but not one mistake te nnulr in a drug store London in which 56,000 unemployed to twenty by doctor* who write prescrip­ MOST PERFECT MADE ;workmen participated Y which facta like tions. 1 have just had a Prsssrwl wKh ,pacts! rw**d »o »>•***■ ( Xu AmmonlK LUM or Alumthe above dissipate the theories of free might have exuaed a death if 1 had not (traders as the luorning sun dissolves dlscowrml mi error by a pliyaivian in mict Mine Knn co.. time to prevent it. Two hours ago a CHICAGO-______________ ( the dew. • man came in here with a prescription. Ho was in a hurry for it» boumwa too If protection is such a bane to this person for whom it wm inbmdod wm <country, Mr. Cadwallader should show suffering greatly , and something had .why prints are sold here for lees money to be dote. Thu physician who attend­ ;per yard than the •duty on them. He ed the omc wrote out a prescription. (dodges the question which he cannot Thu usodlciiiM he intended to give were to relievo the suffering, but in answer. 1 compounding the prescription 1 found Annivkbsary. -£a very pleasant that no had ineludud enough of a power­ ful drug to hav> killed twenty persons ( affair occurred at the reeidench of in the doeea hr intended to give. It Jacob Edger, Rutland, Monday evening. was not n case where I could make an ' It was the 15th anniversary of the alteration, m druggists frequently, have wedding ot Mr. and Mrs. Worthy L. to do.; I could not make up tec preMeadA It was at first intended to get Hcrlptioo. because I km-w it would up a surprise visit by the neighborsand cause death. The only thing tube done Barry county friends; but wiser coun­ was to hunt up the iloctor. I had to sel prevailed, and it was decided that hunt him. up Myself, because hr would many Eaton county friends of the have been very angry if 1 had sunt tec worthy couple shonld also be invited, man aftcajilm. auu w«' would have Jus* hence Mr. and Mrs. Mead were inform­ his custom. I took a cab and drove tc hi* house. There I found he hud ed of the projected affair. Tbe pleasant home of Mr. Edger was moved awny. and 1 had to go a mile filled with the joily company who had farther before I found him. It was an asaembled to pay their respects to the hour and a half before I gut back and pair who had reached the loth mile­ filled the prescription." stone of wedded life. Splendid refresh­ ••Do such thing* frequently occur?" ments were served, and the inner man I Will sell all ■••They happen every day. In most fared sumptuously. The time passed case* they are detected by the druggist pleasantly, and too soon the “wee sma' before harm results. A pharmacist hours” arrived when the assembled must know tee nature of a drug, for merry-makers must disperse to their what purpose it is used and the amoohl several homes, each wishing 'the happy couple many happy returns of given in ordinary dosea. This is espe­ cially true ot poteous or potent reme­ the day; however, they lert, before de­ parting, numerous substantial tokens of dies. By this means if errors are made we cau detect teem. The more acci­ their friendship and respect for Mr. and Mrs. Mead, as the following list of pre­ dental addition of a small itugle to the sign used for a -dram' will make it an । sents will show: Pair decorated bread plates, Mr. E. G. *o«uoe' and multiplies the quantity eighty times. That little mark i* easily Edgar and Isaac Erway. Obe damask table-cloth and dozen rnade.and it frequently te Juatywtertdamask napkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob day a’peracriptlon came to me from a. Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson. physiciau who wanted to give a patient Silver tooth-pick holder, Mr. and Mrs. a medicine so potent that three drops Frank Pancoast; wouh! have killed him. In ordnr to Doi. Nut-picks. Delbert Diamond and Crevent overdno-x th" medicine was to Edith Diamond. e mixed with four ounces of some Set glass sauce dishes, Mr. and Mrs. harmless liquid, which i» known to the Eli Erway. ’ trade m the •vehicle;’that te. tee harmDecorated pepper and salt, A. R. Mc- lem drug used to dilute the potent Omber. remedy. In this preocription the phyAmber fruit dteh, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ■laian had simply reversed the two Biggsdrugs, giving four ounces of the poison­ Stool tidy, Bertha Bfehop. ous medicine and a few drops of the Silver cake basket, Loute Myers. Fred •vehicle. ’ Of course that was a mistake Lenington. Seymour Ix-nington, Ira Ed­ on its face, and I simply reversed the ger, and Emerson Edger. qnentitiee " Set amberina tumblers, Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, Feb. 1, 1886. N. T. Parker. Amberina pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Will Pennock. Amberina sugar bowl and cream something ia wrong. 1 can sen that pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. <k>lgrove some errors arise from the fact that member* of a family talk to a phyaician and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Welton. whan he te - writing the proscription, r Amberina spoon bolder. Mr. and Mrs. and he inadvertently writes the wrong Chas. Barlow. If, however, physioians Decorated silver tea-castor and mus- medicine. teal spoon, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Edger, would carefally read their preocriptiona Mn and Mra. Isaac Erway, Mr. and Mrs. before sending theta ont there would be I. H. Lenington, and Mr. and Mrs. Gm* 7^ "te Tr: trouble, but ~~ more than u half 1':, zrt ’* the Hnrrinirton. r dnrtnr* Harringtom r doctors writ*, write out out tha the nrnar.rinLinn. prescription, tear tear Silver butter dteh and spoon holder. it off the tab and give it to the patient Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Powers, Mr. and or hte friends without looking al it Mrs. Ike Hendershott, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. again. If physicians would read their Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sheldon. prescription* some very common error* Glass sauce set. Mr. and Mrs. James would be avoided. For example. It not Van Wagnen. infrequently happens that morphine te Silver pickle castor and fork, Mr. and written fur quinine. Phvaiciana in good Mrs (IB. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. James standing in Chicago have written on McConnell, and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mc­ prescriptions calling for six-grain mor­ Connell of Charlotte. phine caiMukw. Now anybody would Luster gold band tea-pot, Mr. and know that wm not the thing that Mrs. John Erway. wanted. Such prmcription* China fruit standard and six platee, was would never get into a drug Mr. and Mra. Leo. Myers. Cheese plate and platter, polkadot ■tore if the, doctors were only more careful in their work, or if they would ware. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Hoes. Pair linen towels. Olive and Earnret read their proacriptions before sending them oat. But the greatest trouble u Edger. Tilting water pitcher. Mr. and Mrs. in illegible writing. Doctors as a rale H. P. Bishop. are careless writers. Their prescrip­ Silver and glass fruit dteh. Mr. and tions are difficult to read. Many a time Mrs. I. L. Diamond, Mr. and Mnt Ira I have boon compelled to go to a dooErway, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barlow, Mr. tor’s oftioo and gel him to decipher a and Mrs. Orin Erway, Henry Shively, prescription, and every druggist hiw and Clara Hathaway. had tee same experiehee. Now, If there Silver and amberina vinegar castor. is anything that should tic written in Mr. and Mr. Thos. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. a clear, bold hand it te a prescription. Douglas Hall, Mr. and Mn. Horace Think how much depend* upon its cor­ Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Solon Doud, Geo. rect composition by tee druggist. If Kelley, and Chas Peck. he shonld make a mistake no exones Silver decorated glass pickle dteh and would bo made for him. Score* of doc­ fork. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Weaver. Wm.. tors never think of this. Thev write Charlie and Caroline Oake. prescriptions in bad penmanship and Set silver fruit knives, Mr. and Mrs. the druggist has to trust to luck. Rob*t. Rogers. It seems to me that good penmanship Luster gold band wash-bowl and should be made one of the requisites of pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers. Brunels rug, Mrz and Mrs. F. G. a physician's right to practice. Medi­ Goodyear, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush. cal colleges should have a penmanship Toilet bracket and oomb case. Miss department and require its Btudenta to Addle Stone, Mtes Zola Tuttle. Will C. take a full ooursc before graduating. In that way many mistakes of pbyiiiPacker, and James Ransom. Library lamp, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ci«M now attributed u> druggist* mfUt be svoided. '-ateayo Swa ’ Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hicks, Mr. sShfe,, • a r±?*J14ST5 XA ih.;: ot JM Am to be jmid byMr. Com, XMled HMtlmpi. Mfch., >•<*«»,, ,MK . ««M<- he.Sk» «S_______ ,___________ AFJJ.1a\ 1. (<X1K TBB^MAtfHKQE Bannep.T^T DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUIf £~j*y*;’x*‘**- Thu.Mj.-r J Ji? J both old sad now subscriber* of tn- i; •/xTn. —I,-----------__________ m.ucooe Ouardliui Ka|r. •num to HMMe and autbcrtly enw’M the iffihday ot February. A. B. iim b?*t£ probate court nt Harry rwuniy. MrL.'.A “T toe wtota. rtrtt. title and inuiUVlj *“ minor Io andlo ibr real r»toto atttmt, .ftjTf “'JK« The uudlrlded orc half of th.- f.rfUm-n THE NEXT Winter Goods At and Below Cost To reduce Stock before moving. Table Lmeos, Bleached and Brown Cottons At Bedrock prices. Green Wood wanted. Julius Russell See Here! As we are about entering upon the ready pay system, we desire those whose bills are long past due to call and adjust the same withont delay. We are tired of book-keeping, and still more tired of dunning. We will sell you good goods as cheap as the. same quality can be bought in the State, but must have our pay for them when sold. No credit given after February 1st. Respectfully, Brooks & Cook Jamij 201 -1886- February 20#. and Mrs. M. W. Hicks and Geo. 8. Da­ vis. - WKDDIKO AMIIVIMA1T. KDITOBBAXXKB: I'lease give space tn your valuable paper for a surprise party that wiuj held in the town of Carlton at Joseph L. and Nettie Ickes' it being their cot­ ton marriage anniversary. On Friday. Feb. 12th, about noon toe relatives of the above named commenced coming with baskets filled with the good things of earth until tee table was loaded down with ratable*, and tbe house pret­ ty well crowded with relatives. Then all gathere«i around tbe table and par­ took bountifully, after which the table was cleared and the presents plaint] on it and presented to the above named couple after which Mr. A. H. Ick«, made some appropriate remarks and all telt that they had a good time th^n The poet *»y» that an Oliver chilled plow which costs 614.00 in this country is sold in Canada for •7.00. That Is a statefuent whose falsity we will authoratlvHy prove. Mr. Cadwallader is draw­ ing upon his imagination for facte. This is poetic Ucense. but It te not proof. going to their several ataxies. The: following are the pnwent*: Tbe republican Does not Mr. Cadwallader know that it Mtes Ada Seger—Towel te became the Oliver chilled plow isi Geo. Seger and wlfe-Shirt and towel. patented in this country, that it ooste Kateer mid wife^irt^ Th»OUrer chllUd ptow oouM bemad. ' ■ J^IMOUTTON K<mCK Mason has a Knlghte of Labor society1 The early closing question te bein» agitated by 1’ort Huron memhtints it “?.w twenty-eight electric light* in operation at Kainmaynp. a M. Clfflnenta, of Cheboygan wm elected a vice president of the retail shoe dealers association at New York yesterday. LOADED! 1 have too many Winter Goods, and will for the next THIRTY DAYS sell at 20 per Cent OFF! The following: Creai Bala li«n »ppl!r<l !nt,i th Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Underwear, Woolen Hosiery, Skirts, Leggings, Bed Beankets, Yarns, Gloves and Mittens, Caps, Flannels, Woolen Shirts, Over­ coats, and Black and Colored Cashmekis! Also my Entire Stock of At 10 per cent from regular pricee. F. N. Ickes -Pair of pots. M. J. GOSS. 0278618 �John E.RKMBBUBG,the free-tbought PERSOHXLMENT1ON. orator of the west, lectures at Union Mr. Frank Blaunott is again in tbe Hall Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening. Come out anil hamesa shop. HASTINGS. THPBBDAV. rtMHT *»• I—8- bear him. E. H. Sb»on. of Freeport, was In the On Saturday there was sawed at J. city Tuesday. "Local Advertising Rates: L. Wilkins' mill 10,702 feet of basswood W. S Powers, of Nastntlle, was in and oak in three hours and 45 minute* town Monday. j-iK«j35yswar ' stopping to file tbt saw in the time BUMlnr^k ijk ceMto Unp Frank Kims was in the city Tuasdav Quick work. with his father. !j?ds or Thanks. 10 ccuU per line. Ths body of Mrs. C. H. Olmstead waa JUiriace and Death iiotlew free. James F. Meaul, of Lansing, was in All not leva for KnlerUlnmenU for profit ot iti- brought to Bellevue, for Interment on ritvUluali or onjanltaUona, except for chart table Sunday. The deceased was married to our city Saturday. «r benevolent porpoua. will be chanted for at Mr. Olmstead about a year ago. She F. M. Wadteigb, of Battle Creek, was died at their home in Larimore, Dak. on onr streets Tuesday. come troin. And certainly if “the ladies" prefer tliat their money shall be used for the purchase of books for the library, we shall lie as well pleased aa if it had been expended for any other public improvement While the dance and social were largely the result of the hearty labors or “the la-liw.” yet the money raised was for a public Surpose, and as tbe railroad seems to be I. G., its expenditure for any other public, improvement that suits “the ladies” ail] certain!r be satisfactory to BanneiL Friday last Charles W. Jones was Do not fail to hear Remsburg at Un­ Hurd Tinkler spent a few days of ion Hall Saturday evening and Sunday the past week in this city. afternoon and evening. The admission J. M. Powers, of Bellevue, saw the Is free and it win cost nothing but ynur .sights of Hastings Monday. that and ,0° WlU ** fichJy P*1*1 for M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, is in at­ tendance at the Circuit Court. . Large catches of fish are reported J. H. Earl, of Orangeville, is in at­ 1 »-*nl SCO cords ot Move wood- for good* out at my store. I will mH the pxxb for wood aa from WaU Lake. A party from this tendance at the Probate Court. cheap M for caah. place hail splendid success there a few W. P. Powers, of Trail Co., Dakota. All Koods warranted aw represented by me. Is visiting Barry county friends. Bring your watohoe. clocks and jewelery for days since. Dr. J. Andrua was among p. W. Smith, of Castleton, ia spending repair* to me and have It attended to by an ex- the number. The Dr. caught some fine fish — also a bad cold. a few days with his son Clement liericnced workman. A DwaRACEFVL row occurred ou ‘ Mrs. E. Busby gives a progressive . State start Sunday evening, in which ••uchre thir, Wednesday, evening. 27 years old. That evening his friends, to the number of GO or more, invaded his home in his absence, and gave him •n genuine surprise. As tokens of their esteem, two fine books of'poems and a beautiful album were presented him by the assembled friends, and a handsome study gown by his mother) Rev. Huns­ berger made the presentation speech in neat Shape, and Charley responded as well as could lie expected from a bash­ ful and retiring young man. Excellent refreshtnents'and an evening of merry­ making made the oceassion one to be long, remembered by all participants, whose wish for Charley was “many happy returns ot this day." two cigar makers had their countance* Scld Tinkler, of this city. Is visiting RS. W. H. HAY FORD has a tine decked with azure hues, and their hemL friends in Grund Rapids this week. enlarged bv several bumps which arc class in . Mr. Joseph Shaw, the new<barnca3 pot original or beautiful. maker, is visiting friends in Wayland. March 1st, Ed. Morrill will occupy Eugene Harthorn and Fred Hughes, the Hand store on Jefferson SL; with a ■ of Prairieville, were in the city Monday. win.-, a* Musical Instructor will please call at Stock of clothing. Mr. Morrill bus Job Cheesebrough. of Freeport, was many frfaads in this city and vicinity, anioug the Banner's Wedntwdav call­ is a pusliing. progressive and square ers. dealing business man, and will make Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer returned ^NNIVERSAKY BARTY. things lively in the.dolhing busineM. from their California crip Monday evenunless we are greatly mistaken. Elsewhere we publish a commuhlcation from F. M. Potter, to which we invite the attention of all readers. We give the same in full, as we believe In fair play to all. Mr. Pottar is mistaken in saying that wt denounced him and his lecture. We did neither. Person­ ally w<- entertain for him node but the Thereby we save time and money in not keeping books; most friendly feeling. It was a great save paying constable and justice fees. As we give no credit hardship for us. after having first com­ plimented him in a farmer issue of the at all we lose nothing from bad debts and interest on accounts. paper upon his entrance to the lecture No man is good enough financially to get credit at our store. rield, and advised Barry county posts to secure his services, to afterward criti­ When a customer buys goods of us he pays for the goods only. cise his production. But the senti­ He is not paying for time and money spent for booK-keeping. ments we expressed- were those of nine He is not feeing tbe constable and justice. He is not helping out of ten of the audience who listened to the “Army Bean." We believe if to feed the dead-beat nor paying interest on long time accounts. Mr. Potter would remove tbe objection­ You can see plainly from the above why we can and do sell able features of this lecture, and have it goods in our line cheaper than credit dealers possibly can. sdeh that people could listen to it with­ out a shock to their moral sensibilities, We are the leaders in low prices and we dare quote prices. ha would find sufficient remuneration, and we assure him that ye would be far more pleased to approve than to criticise. Best roller flour, per cwt, 82 40 Choice Japan tea, " - blrwl - “ “ “ dust. - \ Teachers’ Class.—On Monday, “ Roasted Rio Coffee, - ' March 1st. the spring teachers’ class Granulated wheat meal, per t» 06 Rojaiuoja Coffee (extra fine) r 15 Nutmegs, per oz. \will be formed to continue four weeks. Cerealine, per package. 7 bars Kirk’s Soap, \ “ two packages, The purpose of this class is to review Entire wheat fl^Mrcwt. 8 75 A 7*4 inch glass stand lamp all of tbe elementary branches, to ex­ (We are the only house in the city complete, with burner and tend the knowledge already possessed, which handles the genuine brand of XXX flint glass chimney. and especially tofticrease the teachers’ Ebony and gold hanging lamp, knowledge of the principles of teaching. this flour.) Head plug tobacco, per lb. 45 Glass sets, consisting of butter ■ The board will employ an extra teach­ Spear Grit 35 dish, sugar bowl, creamer and er in the HighSchool and are deter­ " spoon holder, all for - mined that thu class shall be the super­ Sweet Cuba, fine cut, 300 matches. ior of any yet held. With a corps of Bad Boy. Jumbo “ “ 7800 “ . . . . experienced and thoroughly progressive Sentry smoking tobacco 18 teachers, they feel that tbe practical needs of the common school teachers will be met Spedal attention will be W6 are retailing sugar at wholesale prices. given to those branches and points in which experience has shown tnatteach­ ers are most likely to fait The Barry county teachers' associa­ tion will meet during tbe month of All good warranted firetrclass al'the Cash Grocery House. March, giving additional interest and affording further means bf improve­ ment to all the teachers present A varied and extended program has been prepared in which each one will find something adapted to his partisular need. Everv Indication point* to a venr large attendance. For any desired information address The Hastings Banner. YVANTBD! 200 Cords Wood. JOHN BSSSMEB. Jeweier. M JVLTJSIO Barry Lodge No. 13, iasusgs Diu lo. 13, U. L Knights of Pythias, Will eelebnite tho Twenty-thM Anniversary of tin* losUtutlon of the order by a The initial Dumber or the Plainwell Enterprise is at hand, presenting a creditable appearance. But unless we are “wav off" the Enterprise will find rough sledding. We judge from the meagre advertising patronage of the number Wore us. and the fart that Plainwell has a good news paper in the Independent. Mrs. Win. Stimson, of Ann Arbor, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Black. E. Lokchurt. of North Castleton, inode a pleasant call at this office Sat­ urday. • Walter Webster, of Nashville, was in the city on profcesionial business Tuesday. At Union Hall, Music tij Squires’ Orchestra, An Exhibition Drill Local News. Will buy more GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE at J. H. Beamer & Co.’s Than at any similar establishment in Barry county. Proof of the pudding is the eating of it. The correct test of the above assertion is a thorougn triaj. We invite the bargain hunter to make the test to his satisfaction. We can point U scores who have done so. Today thet are our regular custo­ mers. Why this is so can be summeo up in this. We pay cash for our goods. We sell them for cash and Casli Only- Messrs H. C. Peckham and John Stand up. Mr^Bates of the Grand Traverse Herald, and take your medi­ larger, of Freeport, were in the dtv Tuesday. cine. The memory ofKpian runneth The many friends of Mrs. Luke back to a not very remote period when that excellent paper, the Herald, pro­ Waters gave her a surprise partv Tues­ tested against the practice ot sending 'day evening. poorly printed copies to exchanges. A Hon.. A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, word to the wise, etc. The Banner was in the town on business the fore Friday Evening, Febr'y 19th. will hereafter expect nicely prinUsl cop­ part of the week. ies of the Herald. 8. D. Clay, of Grand Rapids, regis­ The race between Walrath anil Ward tered at the Hastings House Tuesday. at the Jeff, rink Friday evening, waa by He is associated in the defense of CarOP GRAND RAI’IDb, veth. . all odds the finest race ever skated on. Mr. 1. W. Leonard, of Chicago, is vis-; A Cordial Invitation Extended to All. that floor, the five miles being made in iting his daughter Mre. Baker Shriner. 2129, with the chairs placed near the walls. As was expected, Ward waathe He intends remaining the balance of •' winner, by one-half lap. WalratlTsur- the week. Crised even his warmest surporters by City Marshal Jas. A. Nims, who has is great speed. He is a much more been in poor health for some time, is ■ fcalurea ot the evening. graceful skater than Wara. considerably worse, being confined to i XupjHr furnished bv the Ladiee' Sori। the bouse. With his attending physi-' a regular meeting held Tuesday cian, he went to Grand Rapids Tuesaav, ■ tv connected with Emmanuel Church. evening, the 11th, the following officers for medical treatment. were elected for the ensuing year, for I Hastings Division No. 19, I’. R. K. ot' A Protest.—A few days since, meeting a lad of. seven summers, a Ban­ Sir Kt. Commander—E. Y. Hogle. ner representative was thus adjured: Sir Kt. Lieut. Com.—F. G. Goodvear. “Say. mister: please put in the Banner Sir KL Herald-W. H. Powers. that the school board won’t let the Sir Kt. Recorder—W. D. Hayes. Sir Kt Treasurer—P. A. Sheldon. । janitor give us heat enough at the school house." Perhaps it would be C. H. COLE.SujW. Sir Kt Guard—S. Greusel. well for the school board to take heed ________HaatlDga Midi. Sir Kt Smtlnel-L. L. Holloway. rili-i: streets were jam full of people of this protest from Yoiuog America. Naturday.^z A t a regular meeting of* Fitzgerald Having succeeded Brooks & Cook in Post held Feb., 13th 1886, *he following Muni interest is manifested in the the grocery business, I respectfully so­ , The Carveth Trial.—The case of Carveth trial. licit the patronage of the customers of. the People vs. Wm. J. Carveth, charged resolutions were presented and adopted Hasting*, now has a full-fledged sig­ i the former eoncern^and the publi<\gen- with attempted wife-pcisoning, is now and ordered to be published: nal service statioipX' , . [coi-r.J I erally. Good, honest goods, fair prices on trial in the Circuit Court.. The reg­ IlKAUQI AKTKKS FmOEKAlJJ I’OAT. < Mr. Isaac Barker, of Morgan, drop­ t and courteous treatment to all. All ularjury panel was soon exhausted in No. 123. (LA. K. f 1 accounts due to Brooks A Cook are to the effort, to secure a jury. Monday ev­ ped dead from heart disease Tuesday. Hastings. Febrwy IS, iuc. lie paid to me. , and mutt be vetUed at. ening an extra panel of 75 were sum­ Extra copies of the Detroit Tribune once. I expect prompt attention to this moned, and Tuesday evening 50 more Wukrkak, At the benefit entertain­ and Evening Journal on sale at Happy notice from1 all who owe the former were summoned. Av ednreday forenoon ment held by this Post on Tuesday eve., George’s. a jury was secured a.« follows: Eiirl 9th inst, one F. M. Potter, by the pro­ firm. Bugbee, Lorenzo Cook, Eugene Harth- duction then and there produced and The Woodland Cornet Band give a ________ ___ n-COOKon, Wm. Moon, Henry Will, Chas. read by him, did bring a stigma upon hand concert at Woodland Saturday Adelfert Merchant was tried be­ Bronson, Calvin J. Bassett, Lafayette the Poet, disrepute upon the order of evening. fore Esq KenoSton Thursday on the Wilkinson. Wm. Gates, Alonzo E. South­ the Grand Arm the Republic and A ladies white apron was found on charge of selling liquor to Chaa. Mann, wick, A. L. Bradlev and F. Bishop. an insult to its ds, who with sym­ the street* a few days since. Owner willing hands re­ a minor. The jury, and it was as good Just previous to theclose of the forenoon pathetic hearts call at, this office. sponded in contributions and in person an one as could be desired, brought in a Hess.’on Prosecutor Colgrovu opened the The K. of P.’s are anticipating a verdict of acquittal. Merchant admit-' case on behalf of the people, clearly and to its success. Therefore, Revolved, That this Poet regrets be­ large attendance at their anniversary ted selling liquor to Mann, but claimed forcibly outlining a case startling In yond measure this mistake and asks h party Friday evening. that-he thought he was old enough to its developments. Further than this we forbear mention. At present writ­ discriminating public not to judge ns Don't buy any more clothing before be a man. The law says that where a ing, Wednesday afternoon, witnesses are by that standard. •aatnining some of the “T, C. & Co.” liquor-dealer has sold liquor too minor, being examined by the people. Over Revolved, That this Post denounce but had good reason to believe, and did .goods. See advertisement. believe, that the purchaser of the liquor 60 witnesses have been subpoenaed by the said F. M. Potter and his produc­ Mr.-,, r ord, an i(ged lady long a resi­ was twenty-one. he shall not be deemed the prosecution. Next week we shall tion, as an Imposition on this Poet and an outrage upon common decency, and give a concise summary of tbe evidence dent of this city, died Monday, of a can­ guilty. Beside the jury, so one of them that the members of Fitzgerald Pout cer. She was a great sufferer. told us, thought the case was a put up and proceedings of the trial. No. 125 G. A. R-, deem it their duty to job on Mr. Merchant. JJhe annual meeting of th? Barry A thus manifest their displeasure, John E. Rkmsburg, of Atchison, Revolved, That the foregoing be pub­ K.-inftas, has the reputation of being a Wm. Norman, of Johnstown, is no Eaton Insurance Co. was held in Union lished in one or more papers of this city. logical reasoned and a pleasing orator. friend to James Lee, of that township, hall Tuesday afternoon. The attendance BAKER KHRINER. Commander. By 'notice elsewhere it will be seen and manifested his hostility by invad- was large, considering the inclement Attest, O. H. GREENFIELD. Adjadant. that that the firm arm of Brooks iJrooks & Cook I। J J weather. The business of the luu bM delved. Mr.brooks retlrior I !■>» U>» ■*“"» rerjtarw WodnMdsy meeting was transacted with I evening. and was about to do bodily the utmost dispatch and good I’erhafs never in the history of this violence to his aged futher-ln-law. when feeling. Tbe officers to be elected were Scarletfever has appeared in two famines rjty were there so many removals of Lee interfered and threw the obtruder. the secretary, and five directors for each business houses as ore now in contem­ out doors. Thereupon the latter tired a county. In a very able manner J. W. , and alck headtile through the window of the Lee Ewing. Oneida, presented the name of plation. domicil, and cannonaded the door with In the race between Ward and Wai- other tiles, breaking a panel of the D. W. Rogers for secretary. He waa rath at Middleville, Saturday night, door. It is claimed that Norman is a followed by .A. C. Towne who seconded Lucky Star cigar are Long Havana filler. Walrath was the victor. Time, 20 bad citizen, and win answer for his the nomination in a neat speach. Tbe other candidates nominated for the minutes. misdeeds at the bar of justice in Esq. position were C. W. Biggs and R. K. Ypenlaall on' The ladies of the Presbyterian church Kenastou's court. Stanton. Mr. Rogers was elected, will give a society at Rea Ribbon hall receiving 71 of the 114 votes cast. Ak invited party ot neighbors and wn Friday, Feb. 2tt. to which everybody The directors were also elected by friends was in quiet and peaceable ballot. Orson Swift being the only is cordially invited. The Herald party, at Freepbrt Fri­ enjoyment of the occasion assembled at director who was re-elected for Barry Carlton’* lecture there. day evening was the most pleasant so- the house of Wm. Hatten’s, in Castleton, county. The Eaton county directors A Saclnac trait netted tn tbe strain thia week cjal event in the history of that bright Wednesday evening the 10th. But a were all re-elected. Following are the few uninvited friends put in an appear­ officers for the ensuing year: and progressive little village. President—Esek Pray. ance, and wanted to share in the festiv­ IxvsT, about two weeks ago, between ities. This great breach of propriety Vice President—8. J. Bldelman. this city and Morgan a mink boa. If was overlooked by thane present, and Secretary.—D. W. Rodgers. tinder will return same to N. T. I^arker all would have been peaceable enough, Treasurer.—C. E.- Chappell. he will receive a liberal reward. Barry Co. Directors—R. K. Stnntc„. had not these obtrusive outsiders be­ The (asm of the People vs. Charted haved themselves in a highly improper J. II. Earl, J. J. Trego, Geo. C. Nichols When remonstrated with and Orson Swift. Curtis for burglary, and Richard Freer manner. Fulton Co. Directors— D. J. for assault and battery, were nolle for their misconduct, they became bois­ terous and abusive. They were then S. W. Mapes, 8. II. Rooraback prpsequied in the Circuit Court. Ewing and 8. W. Harmon. ilred bodily from the house, but return ­ **ThkSh.ikespere Club is a flourishing ed, resumed their abuse, and were again We dislike to disagree with literary organization of this city. The compelled to vacate the premises. But Club meets- at the residence of Mrs. they returned a second time, came load­ the ladles," but our authority was several ed for bear, and commenced .an indis­ “of the ladies." who urged ns to do what criminate attack on the household with we could to induce tbe council to pur­ the Hendershott store, now used by M. brickbats. Not only those who fired chase street lamps, and said that it E. Nevins, after April 1st next This the roughs were assaulted. but others was tbe understanding that the ladies placeyi^6 I?re<I-a neatanrt «>n»«n<*Mouy who hail taken no part in the proceed­ railroad aid fund waa to be used for ings. Tbe parties who threw the misales that purpose, in cane the railroad pro­ were Warren and Ellsworth Daly, Oliver Others btaidea have ex­ Hemsouuo speaks at I nion Hall Sat­ Bolten and Charles Everett. Warrants ject failed. pressed to us that that was their urday evening and Sunday afternoon are out for Hplteu and Ellsworth Daly, understanding as to the disposition to ”1 ’ and evening. Afternoon lecture 2 and the ofthuro will also l>e arrested. be made of the funds. Such was our o'clock sharp; evening lectures 7W The l*w-«i>Wing i-op^f that neigh­ recollection of the matter also. But borhood ore It to themselvui to see tbe matter is not worth wrangling o’clock sharp. Subject*............. ...... about Hartings ought to have Mrert ing." "Bible Morah Claims.’’ Social Party THE ALMIGHTY >S s Here Are el F’e-w: 1 All Goods Sold Cheap. J. H. BEAMER & CO. T’HE BEST 1 - FURNACE MADE And therefore the cheapest is the Kenfieli Diving Fine Fumes, fH) Its Points of Superiority are: Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Getting • /the greatest quantity oLneat from a given quantity of wood. It is the only diving flue fnrnace made. 1 Three Radiators. Moat Furnaces have but one. This gives • the Kenfleld furnace a great advantage over other fur­ 2naces as a heat producer. has an ash-pit Most wood furnaces have none. This much trouble and inconvenience. 3■ It saves to adjust to get a giyen temperature in a house. 4. Easiest of shell, and castings and radiators; giving ’suranoe of long wear and better uniformity of neat. 5■ Thickness Hues, insuring much more heat than the or­ dinary horizontal flues. 6. Perpendicular Those who expect to build houses tbe coming season will save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, the most economical, is the Kenfleld fnrnace. Call at Brooks & Kenfield’s, Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. IXTo TKore Wood Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor stove. It ia far more comfortable than Btovee, far less trouble to operate, will heat your whole house, give uniformity of temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for the bon ______ house thaa a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old. it will pay you to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks A Kenfield’s you ‘ �MOTIVE. be expected after so vital an organ b Emfred/ No wonder son* writers I S3VPWC arc degenerating. Don t you see the great, the extreme importance of keeping the machinery In working order? Could the finest engine do even, a fractional part of thb work, without attention from the engineer? Don t Ta t»r Sdltar iTU* HeUnti/k Amm- you see how dangerous thb hidden dtoMseb? It b lurking about us con­ stantly. without giving any warning of fte presence. •Ae most skillful physicians amnot detect it at times, for the kidneys them­ tiworgans which diseased kidneys so selves cannot be examined by imv easily breakdown? You are conduct­ means which we have at our commuio. ing a scientific paper, and are unpreju­ Even the onulysb of the water, chem­ diced exceptin IaVor ot S’6.?™ , Ji ically and microscopically, reveals noth­ is needltas to say, no medical journal of ing definite In many cases, even when "Code" Standing would admit these die kidneys are fairly broken down. facts, for very obvious reasons. Then look out for them, as disease, no mutter where situated, to 93 per cent., as shown by after-death exanunations, has iw origin in the breaking That we may emphasize and clearly explain the relation tho kidneys sustain down of these secreting tubes in the to tho general hedth. and how much is interior of the Kidney. As you value health, as you desire “'PROF.” SMITH’S SCHOOL. ?.ejx ndent upon them, we propose, met­ aphorically speaking, to take one from long life free from sickness and suffer­ the humnh uodv, place In the waah- ing, give these organs some attention. Keep them in good condition and thus Forcing Youn< Ideas In the Southlx»wl before us. tint! examine it for the prevent (as is easily done) all disease. public benefit. Warner's Safe Cure as it becomes You will imagine that we have before us a IhmIv shaped like a bean, smooth vear after year better known for ita Thirty yean ago education in the and glistening, about fottr inches in wonderful cures and ita power over the length, two in width, and one in thick­ kidneys, has done and b doing more to Southwest wm a luaky accident. Any ness. It ordinarily weighs in the adult increase the average duration of life man who happened to know more than male, about five ounces, but is some­ than all the physicians and medicines his neighbors beoaine a teochm*. There what lighter in the female. A small known. Warner’s Safe Cure Isa true organ ? you sav. But umlerstand, the specific, mild but certain, harmless but was no ayatem of schools, the only common belief being in the birch rod ten quarts of blood, of which every energetic and agreeable to the taste. Take it when sick as a cure, and nev­ m a qulckener of the intellect. drop pjLwrs through these filters or sew­ ers, as they may be called, many times er let a month go by if you Deed it, Throughout thb section of country adav, as often as through the heart, without taking a few bottles as a pre­ making a complete revolution in three ventive, that the kidneys may be kept were a number of families from the minutes. From the blood they sepa­ in proper order, the blood pure, that older Southern States, and chiefly from rate the waste material, working away health and long life mav be your bless­ Virginia. These families were usually steadily, night and day, .-deeping or ing. of good lineage, and drawn to the nbwwaking, tireless as the heart itself, and cr country through land grants for mil­ fully of as much vital importance; rt“ itary and other serviced. With them moving impurities from (>5 gallons of SCHOOL AND CHURCH. blood each hour, or about 19 barrels they brought the habits and opinions of —The Roman schoolmasters used a • a. h dav. or 9.125 hogsheads a year! the mother State. These included, What a wonder that the kidneys can whip made of eel skin to punish their above- everything else,.devotion to some last imy length of time under this pro­ scholars on the naked bark. digious strain, trental and neglected as —The Baltimore Catholic Mirror esti­ particular religious sect and respect for they are! mates the colored Catholic population letters. The'sons of the families were iVi Mice this delicate organ open of the United States at 100.000. usually sent to college, and were coulengthwise with our knife, and (will —iByiall means agitate the-question sidered orach-s of learning when they roughly describe its interior. of grading teachers salaries according returned. We 'find it to be of a reddish-brown Such a teacher,.belonging to one of color, soft and ciusily torn; filial with to merit, and let the question of sex in these old Virginia families, was Will­ hundreds of little tunes, short and this sphere bedaid aside.—Philadelphia iam Smith. His grandfather had \ thread-like, starting from the arteries, Tiinee. moved with his numerous family at an —Rev. Atticus G. Haygood, of the ending Ln a little tuft about midway early day into the famous hlue grass from it/ outside opening into a cayity Muthpdbt Church South, says that region of Central Kentucky, in conse­ since tbe war the people of the North of considerable size, which is called the 1 quence of a grant of six thousand acres pelvis or, roughly speaking, a sac, have contributed no Ihm than 840,009,­ for educational purpose* in the from the mother State ou account of which is for the purpose of holding the 000 1 military services. Owing to the imper­ —Chieago Timet. water to further undergo purification South. ! Iiefore it passes down from here into —Along the line of the Panama fect surveys of that day and the result, the ureters, and so on to the outside of ।Canal are nine preach'n-r stations kept ing litigations, be threw up the grant the body. These little tubes are the up 1 by the Church of England. There in disgust and retired to a neighboring tillers which do their work automat- are । about 18.000 laborera. a .number of When William Smith waa a boy, the ically. and right here is where the dis­ whom regularly avail themselves of center of all accessible learning in that ease of the kidney first begins. the privilcgua thus afforded. country wm the Miami University, at Doing the vast amount of work — The Boston* Cooking School ha* Oxford. O.. and to it the youth was which they are obliged to, from the slightest irregularity in our habits. ,bad-six men m pupil* urfriug the year. sent. Such an event in those days is to from cold, from high living, from stim­ One man cook toolc a thorough course be comparetl with that nf a modern ex­ ulants or a thousand and one other null the five other iunn took lessons for plorer to uuknown lands. The family causes whichxx-eur every day, they be- thq personal^sauslMCtion of knowing | seamstress who got up his wardrobe, edme somewhat weakened in their how to prepare food.—Botton Journal. was much in demand in social circlra, —Although twenty thouoand volume* owing to her acquaintance with its .de­ ners e force. What is the result? Congestion or have been added in the Inst two years tails and her opportunities for compre­ stoppage of the current of blood in the 'to lhe Cnluuihia College library there hending the family's state of mind io small idood vessels surrounding them, b need of more books to meet the de­ view ortho ffreat event. which become blocked; these delicate mands of the professors and students W’hen William Smith returned from membranes are irritated; inflammation in ! the various d<.-pariruenU of the Uni­ college no youth was thouglit to have is set up. then pus is formed, which versity. ' esnecially in the graduate ever carried away so large a burden of jMliects in the pelvis or sac; the tubes -courses.—Jv. F. Sun. learning. Ail disputed questions *uch ‘ tire at first partially, and soon are total­ —Arrangements have been made for ns the spelling of a word, puzzlhig ly. unable to do their work. The pel- , vic sac goes on distending with this a ; serie* of conventions in tho intereat problems among the bricklayers, and of home mission* in the exveral Presby­ hitches in the exchange of butter add corruption, pressing upon the blood , vessels. All this time, remember, the .teries of the Synod of Ohio. It is the eggs for calico—were brought before blood, which is entering the kidneys to ।niirpoae of these conventions to bring ■him. Parents were fired by his snobe filtered, Is passing througn this terri- 'before the churches all information on cesees with ambition for their own work and needs of the home mission sons; and William Smith, instead of. ble, disgusting pus. for it cannot take the ' becdjning the teacher in ordinary m fields.—Cleveland Leader. any other route: —The'American miasionaries are not the other college men had been, onehed Stop and think of it for a moment Do you realize the' importance, nay the a 1 little proud of the prowess and clever­ a school for boys preparing for college. of the Bulgarians. Many iff the Into this it wm the hope of every vital becessity. of having the kidneys ness । in order! Can you expect when they bright ! young men who have com- m father and mother to get their boy. The school house was n large brick are diseased or obstructed, no matter the 1 front in tne war received their train­ how little, th nt you can have pure blood ing i In the schoob established by the building, painted white, with a portico and escape disease? It would be just .American missions, which have ever and those imposing oolumu that were as reasonable to expect, if a pest-house been ' a part of tho dignified architecture of warmly welcomed in Bulgaria. were set across Broadway and count­ —For five yean*, every night in the that country, and wm called the col­ less thoiwaffds were compelled to go .year without iutermliwion, well at­ lege. Ln keeping, William Smith wm through its pestilential doors, and ee- : styled profeuor. Years after, when cape from contagion and disease, as for tended Gospel meetings have been held the school wm only a memory, middle­ at the Bowery Mission of the Young one to expect the blood to escape pol- : aged men would occMlonally drift Men ’ s Home New York. On a re ­ lution when constantly running thrnpgh around to William Smith's home, then cent Sunday evening the fifth anniver­ a disiMsed kidney. in a different State, and to the MtonishNow. what b the reeult? Why. that sary was held, at which wonderful tes­ ment of hb family, who knew him only the blood takes up and deposits thirpol- timonies were given by men who had M an active bnsinen man. call him pro­ son as it sweeps along into every organ, been rescued.— N. Y. Tribune. . lessor—a title that sent hb grandchil­ into every in h of muscle, tissue, fleeh —The Poles, Bohemians, Servians dren giggling behind the tables and and bom*, tram your head to your feet. and Bulgarians, and, in general, the chairs. And whenever, from hereditary Slavonians living in the city of New At that time, however, m if to make influence or otherwise, some York and neighborhood, are dbeuwing part of the body is weaker than anoth­ a project to establish in this country a amends for the restraint of the atle. er, a countless train of diseases Is Slavonian Roman Catholic diocese in the boys out of school spoke familiarly of him m Bill Smith. A rt*.*u college established, such as consumption, in charge of a Bishop, a Slavonian by professor has since told me that his life weak lungs, dyspepsia, wheze there is a birth. There is no reason why the wm made miserable at one time, when delicate stomach; nervousness, insanity, paralysis or heart disease in those who Slav Catholic* of this country should an installment of William Smith's boys not form a union of their own like that was sent to hb college, by being con­ have weak nerves. The heart mwd toon M the effect* of tho German Catholics or the Irish tinually told “that wasn't what Bill <*/ the ]>ot.w>n, at it require* pure blood Catholics. But it is curious that these Smith aald;" Bill Smith didn't do it in ? fr’’>' <» rtahl arfLn. fi inctwuw. American citizens of Slav birth intend that way?’ William Smith himself used to tall its stroke in number and force to com­ to petition the Czar of Russia that he pensate for the natural stimulus want- wduld intervene in their behalf before with glee how rlittle Drake Beasley, in.lls endeavor to crowd the impure the Pope. A Catholic priest, a Poleby whose father begged to have him sit in blood through this obstruction, causing birth, dm already applied to the Rus­ the school room and gather what pain, palpitation, or an out-of-breath sian Consul of thb city on the subject crumbs of learning he could, since he trolluf Uimsiura1 u Ihla Ion»l —U. Y. Bun. . wm too young to be admitted, too pr«h labor b? the heart must soon falter cocious for other schools, and too bad tweoming weaker and weaker until to keep at home, used to twitch him by • one day it tuddetily itops, and a death Much excitement has been made by the elbow in tho midst of a lessen: ,v’e5irt,|PearMl *'hea,rt dbeMe" to the 1reports recently published on the vile “Say, Bill Smith, lend me a chaw of condition of the slums of London. In tobacco.’* ,medical profession, learned 'one cellar waa found a family consist­ The familiarity wm all the more and dignified, call these diseases by 1ing of a man sick with small-pox, his marked since little Drake might have high-sounding namee, treat them alone, 'dying wife, three half naked and dirty borrowed tobacco from any of the boys, and patients die, for the artcrie* are 'children and one pig. In some partis for wooden boxes filled with sawdust •■urntna ^ow death to the ^ecUdpart, 'there is ono gin-mill to every hundred were as much a part of the school fur­ constantly adding fuel brought from 1persons. What defilement! Yet cor­ niture M the dears ®uPPur*ting, pus-laden kidneys 'responding impurities often defile the I knew William Smith m an elderly which here in our wash-bowl are very 1human blood. They can be cast out by putrefaction iteelf. and which should Brown’s Iran Bittera, the great man, although for some time familiar have been cured first strengthener and purifier. Mr. h, J. with the reputation of this school, whfth is one of tho traditions of the But this b not all the kidneys have ! country ho had long before left. Since ,d0:. f.or y°u mu8t remember that . I he has retired from active busineM, as each adult takes about seven pounds of ;purifier I ever tried. It gives all the alhmen whom circumstances have nourishment each twenty-four hours to satisfaction a man wants. turned aside from chosen pursuit*, hb supply the waste of the body which b A trout weighing forty-one pounds constantly going on. a waste equal to w® caught in the Straits of Mackinac mind delights to dwell on those early days. Thb pleasure Is particularly keen the quantity taken. Thia, too the after he has been. invited to some clos­ kidneys have to separate from the blood Credit is due the German women and ing cxercbes or public school examina­ with all its decom physicians for first using Red Clover tions. It is announced fry a aerie* of But you say. right, I have no ___ blossoms as a medicine. Best results “ahems!" an nneasinesii in his chair, Mistaken man! People die of kidney are obtained when combined with other •n anxiety about getting his trousers aisease of so bad a character that the maUd^I root. uul horto, u ta Dr. properly adjusted over bis shoe tope, all of which the children would call organs are rotten, and yet they have tfreJiad a P°in nor an ache.' “getting a good ready." Hb friends Wbr? BrouNtlwdlMw^aUuM understand these signa, and usually w» h.v»BioTO. In th, tnurior or th, some one considerately aays: maxaria cuaeaae. indigeation. 1 dm of ap ­ wtnr.tAmW. /ro> MTHt of petite, low spirits, brad ache and aU d£ ••Mr. Smith, the high school exercises jee/ltu/ to - —- m __ w!^O£2eAS2‘‘y'- 1>rk* 80 wct8’ of were very fine. now. weren't thev? The essay* were creditable and the dedutnntled HOtChKMB. SODCKTirlO TBUlM- taryship of the mutual bcac- auch school* in our dren’a to* on i crack, and the other haM in keeping them there, al! I've got to mv b w* didn’t have any such Khools in our day. Why. I happened to go in the public achool* the other day, and the teacher, a young thing in frills and buckles, wm trying to got the school in order. She wm all red and hot with trying. Then she said ‘on*,’ and tho children took up their pens. •Two,-’ and they struck a position with their au-ras. Then sonto of the boya weren’t up to time, and it all had to be done over. *Three,’ then they began to write in copy book* that had all to lie at a certain' angle. It took nearly ten minutes to get them started. You may see the value qf all this fats and feathers. I don’t I never had any such red tape in my achool.’’ "Your achool. Why, reallv, Mr. Smith?" “Why.yea,” saya Mr. Smith, smiling, and tak'ing an easy position. "I wish you could have seen my school. That was a school, and none of your rtlll-Mdeath schools. I can tall you. Jeeme Rivera! You don’t want still schools. Yun want nobv school*. There ia an educational value in nofa« that none of the folks down there" (snapping his fingers Ip the direction 'of the high school) “know anything ulrout. "Now, look here. Wh;»t is a school but a preparation for life. After you have been trainer! in one of those deaf and dumb asylums they call schools, do you suppose the world is going to hold its breath while you do yopr work ? No, siree. I never dinnsiuled but one thing of my boys—learn, learn. Every man-jack *tu$ii'od in whatever key his voice went the eMiost on. I’d like to ! have heard a boy come to me and aay he couldn't study for the noise. I’d have put him between two of the great­ est roarers in the school. Tlien when he wa* a man I'd have expected him to come and thank me. ’ “Tlie aim in my school wm to get knowledge, and each boy got it in the J way best adapted to hi* case, sml^u fast or slow as his mind wm capOTe of receiving it. Some boy* shot ahead like arrows, other boys crept like snails. But they all learned, air.” “But how did yon manage about their school book*. Mr Smith F’ “Now. school books. There’s an­ other ddusiou. 1 didn!t break parents up buying schoolbooks a* they no nowa-daya." Wlllism Smith flung hliuaeif again around tlio inner circumference of hi* rocking chair. “Every bov brought whatever school books thev happened to have in the house. There was a museum of old arithmetics, algebra* and geometries In that school. I didn't care what book n boy studied in. When he went to the blackboard I pretty soon found^iut how much he knew " "Well, you must have needed m many hands m Briareua to have heard a recitation.” “Do yon rappoae, sir. I asked any boy those cut-and-dried things out of the books? They never *aw any prob­ lem I ever gave them. I made them up. If a boy was in fractions he got frac­ tions. or interest and proportion, ho got interest or proportion. I had equations all along the line, and sur­ veyed fields of every conceivable shape. That is the wav to find out how much boya know. Why. in mathematics. I’d match my boys against any set ot boya your graded .school* ever nave, or ever will produce. “There wm my brother-in-law, Daniel . Parker. Ho* was a banker. One dav school and «aid. •Smith. I've I that will try yt________ _ working on it at the bank until we're worn out. See what you can do.’ I turned around and handed it to hi* eon, a tad of sixteen. ’There, John.' said I. •solve that for your father.' John took it and went smilingly to work. In five minutes he gave it to hi* father, done, sir. You Dover saw a man as pleased and nt the same time m croetfolleu as Danim. “O, what beautiful studies are Latin and Greek! I just wish you oould have heard Horace Morton conjugating the Greek verb*. That wraa what 1 call music, hit. And m for Homer. I’d rather hear one of my boy* rolling out those great, large, sonorous Greek syllables than any of the prims dopy a* you think ao much of. There'adfflote music in it, air.” "Mr. Smith, didn't you have any girl* in your school?’’ “Girls? No. sir, except Kitty. I could do what I pleased with ray own, when her mother would let mo. She used to toddle around and stand up between the tallest boys in the spelling class and spell •ba' and ‘bo.’ But girls, no. You can't whip girl*. They’d always be crying and running home to their mother*.” “O, ho! There wm some whipping done. It wasn’t all row-color at that school, Mr. Smith.” > M.1 UH ^Oa' Bir' Wt •Ome O< the kdliMt whippings you *ver experienced. You don’t have any such nowadays. Tliey were the nicest set of boy* you ever saw in yonr life. But at first they would ptay truant Then they caught it I only whipped for that and lying. I remember one time Dobyns Pouge and Mit Bramble played hookey. Of course the next day they had to taka |t I pommeled away, and although they roared like young bulls of Baahan ft didn't seem to me I caught the right would you believe it the little ra^ues had borrowed black *mith*' apron* aud •tuck them huride of their *hfrta. “You see, I didn't allow any inter­ ference from tho narent*. When Mrs rouge came to me about Dobyns—I'd walloped him for something or other— I made her a present of him. ‘Take Adon’* Wlun hhn‘’ The first thing I knew rite wm back, with tear* ‘^hereyes, begging me to taka him "Why. «ir, my exhibitions were the jrrenta of the rear. Ette here, and all ’?*ed .to co“” **“1 dress the church with cixiars and colored paper wreaths. Every candlestiok ta rt., town wm onrn had *U the * »• wmted. The school at Dorr C«^r grand. And there wm Anga*. Liggett, in ray niece Antoinettes' ba!Marine dress, and his hands chained, reciting •The Maniac’ until there wwu’t * dry eye in the house. Exhibition*! I here a nothing like them now-a-d*y*. You may sav what you please, sir, there's no profunion-to b«- compared to teach­ ing. Give me forty or fifty boys with । ability and Industry, and I wouldn't cx<-hniige It for the best business in the world” Nobody said him nay, and-William Smith sank back again into hi* chair, apparently contoinplittiug the toes of hi* *hon*. but hb gaze In faafc»was fixed in the far away past, the source of tto many pleasant and proud memo r\e».-Mtry Qay Humphries, in X. Y Btar. in mort dl son afflicted if he have any pride but?, JJJJMh. wF<^4, The l«Hity.U,|r,l uwwj U><‘Murtnton Anod«Uon »m at Fremont, M-.trch4« and 17. ' Children will relluel,»| mjdlrtne but they will ,u I.. Uk. Dr. jMckron. ryrup .tf and wild chrrry whairver od. -.5 rroch a tad cowh and rare if, lag oongh lunch quicker tl„n “”d- * k ™ OURRENT FANCIES. < . h r eu- ruary 23. This is emphatically a velvet season. • • • • Organic weakness or low of Even morning wrappers are trimmed poweriin either mx, however iu.bKM speedily and permanently cure! ed' with fur.. Small plash wraps will be worn again cIqm 10 cents tn stamps tor tosk of Klculars. World’s DUpeasan in the spring. Association. Buffalo,^. Y. Cuffs as wall aa llneu collars are again fashionable. Corsages will be shirred on the shoul­ ders in the spring. Mr- J. W. Atklu*. Girard RM. ... Feather qnd lace fans are the pret­ never healtalc k> rwomrunnH y<H»r tev<tr:.. ni, ten to n.y Mutomm. thr-v rU. .,!?’• tiest for ball-room and opera use. ' Plain black silk, faille and gros grain, rw we Kldaey and Urrr ...umuisU is again in favor for entire suits. U»e blood Mtd mniute the \# '.«W«w* *« J* wtlhmrt them ihrv win Round waists and belts a la Joseph ■ undred* of dollars in -f.. -,-i. • ine are by no means out of fashion. A novel fancy in men's wear is vel­ vet bindings on dreesn* day suits. died Thursday of eowtumruoB. ' ‘ * ‘ **••**“. Ball drrMes are loaded with flowers natural and artificial, this season. Experience prove* ahat noth lux elw w mr,;> The catopm coiffure is In high favor destroy* Scrofula, root and branch. *««'. in I'ari*. but not in New York as yetSarvaprill*. Old-fashioned round boas, vary long For rtminuttlani. neuralgia, cut. m-j. '<>. and large.^u*e coming in vogue again. burn* uae Wees’* World Wonder All aru/gi.;. Men's shoes, to be fashionable, must be pointed »4 tho toe and low in the Interesting Arctic Relics. China gauze broche with small figure.*among other ball '"drew novelty fabrics. imitation straw hats, made of braids of-plnithd felt, are among late millinery novdtiHs. Open work Scotch plaids are to be worn in the spring, cut into lengths for trimming plain stuff*. Tulle dresses, with satin bodices of tbe same odor, will be the preferred ball dreases of the seaaon. ' Silk crape. »p*ugle<l with gold and silver tin<r), is shown for ball dress draperies and entire skirta. When ball drew heart shape, in ib< an> cut still lower Hi,- back. A novel kind of ornament for the hair is a band of velvet Mt with West Indian beetles in colored gold, altcrnnting with gold sequins. Ball dretMM are slightly trained for married worn -n. but tk rigticitr short, round, nnd full for young ladies and enthusiastic dancers. One uf the novel fancies of this seasou in Pans., is the wearing of straw hats, but then they are heavily line" with felt, dteh or velvet * Russian coats with very high collars, in the back of the nock especially, art worn with thoac high toques orna­ mented with shaving-brush pompons. The prettiest opera slippers are of fine black or colored satin to match the toilet, and beaded with jet or tinsel on the toes. The heels are <te Hyuswr high. Enormous capea and collars, worn upon tho cloaks and coats abroad, are the outcome of the desire to shield the bare nape of the neck made by wearing the hair on the top of the head. Military pompons, looking like a shaving brush of exaggcratod length, trim the most popular hats, the high toques of velvet, plush, astrakhan and doth, which are worn with tailor-madr suits by fashionable women—N. 1 coiuim Journalism In Austria. According to thelatest official in­ formation there are in Austria 1.823 newspapers aud periodicals, of which 4S0 are political. 175 economical. 181 agricultural, 113 connected with trades or special occupation. 92 medical or scientific, 98 pedagogical. 55 geo­ graphical and historical, 208 represent ing literature and humor, 13 military53 ncc>’*i*<ti<au' and 107 local papers; 727 of the whole number are published in the single prov­ ince of Lower Austria. As to lan­ guage 1,054 are German, 225 Czech (Oolish 96 Italian, 35 StavontaTsi in other Slav dialects, and 74 are mixed-chat is. have portions in differ­ ent languages. It is noteworthy that, « "ith the preceding^ year, the German paper* have increi^d in number ter 7 per cent, the Italian by *• Slavonian by 20.7, and the Polish by 54. Hungary and the province* dependent on the Hungarian crown are not taken into account of this rnmmary. which is to a.. aw,„ Th* Whit* E|sphawt. After the British had conquered Burmah, one of the four sacred white ele­ phant* di*d at Mandalay. The Burmese Ur. Uwy, opooM sore. Uuo.d A series of Arctic relics of itrangiInterest has been carried home by the Captain of an English whaler an-i trarumiilted to the English Admiralty. These relics consist of various docu­ menta in a cylindrical tin caw. which had been deposited by several of the Franklin search expcditi-ni* thirty years ago. and a statement left bv Sij Allen Young when at Beeehey Island in 1W75. The Captain stales that he picked up the documents in Prince Re­ gent’s Inlet. He b> of the op'ijuon thu tbe natives have cleared out Bvechry Island depot of everything that would be of service to man in those rdgiun*.— S. T. M —The Montezuma (Ga.) ffcrordn cords the marriage of Mr l>ut. - amJ Mias Beasley, both living near Granger­ villa. The ]M*culiaritr of tin- incident b that both are paralyzed null neither hM walked * step for months —Proof-reader to editor !.« thi* ••little bother" or "little bn>t|pT.'' :u yonr manuscript? Editor i«i«i ha* one) — It doesn't make nuj -—■UH wiutu rurctru in* ; .. bare employed many pinvkciaiu MUiout rrlK I am now on my record botUr ol Kit » Crraro ’trocn »ueh ct4J». Ab old physician, ret tre<l trots prafh*. ba bad placed tn hl* hand* by an Fj»«1 India Coti.nmptlou. Bnmchfti*. CatArrls. A*thm uwl aU.Uuwitand lang Affect toas. b1m<* pwitii* ■ .uuri At, ........ - and a desire to reilcve bunian suffering, < will send tree ofchsnrr. to all who d.-*ltr ' recipe-b> Orrman. French or English. l’>l> (ttreeuoa* for preparing and u->ir><. s <> mail bv nddrwrelur with 'stamp*, nantinc |*pw. W. a. Noras. W*Power « Bta-t. i:.<l*e»The standard remedy for liver ,*ein|>'.*?-t ♦ wewt'n Uvrr mh; they Dever dtemre*’ io pin* tec. All dnintteu. Why will you suffer with a bad «-••»«! ••■!. few dove* of West's Cough Srra - ' •!' ■ Invaluable for all '.hroel and lune tav' UMU» W e*l’» Cough tyrrttp. All dro«i»V -WOMAN’S FRIEND Is the best remedy for all complaints peculiar to women, young or oldA full description of those dbetww. their symptoms, causes and proper treatment is contained in our book «UUm1 -Facts for Women.' Ul» tatod correctly; any woman o» understand It. Every woman shouldhave IL bent to ladies only, in avail'd envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth dollars to any woman. Addresrf ZOA-PHORA MEDIOWE CO, mi by any one but oar pi and eoomuUn* ptiyaic ton. ffe Have It at Last �dwelling, no limit being placed to the BXILXS. amount of gaa oonsum^i. The price charged to generally based upon the Samson's strength depended on his value of anthracite coal, which basis hair; but a woman's hair depends on the COOK, Editor. has created no little duaatiafaction. strength of her hsir-pins. . The charge for heating a dwelling in Habti"’8- Mich., February 18,1886. The vowels: — Why la f the happimt Piteatairgh varies from thirtv-fivc to of vowels? Because it ia in the mlist two htinored dollars, and the average of bites; e is in hell, and all others in is probably about seventy dollars per purgatory.—Buffalo Commercial BEYOND THE GATE. annum. When it to considered that Tbe other day th,e 'Fall River police there to no smoke. Hoot, dust, or aabee Two dlinplod hands the bars of iron rrssped; Two blue anil woudonn< ej-ee the space that th* best is more uniform than that nicked up a man in the street who said looked through. produced by coal, that to to equally ef­ he bad just come from heaven. They can't be very well posted up there as to ficient in furnace, range, or grate, re­ quiring very little attention, ita econ­ tho affairs in this world, or they would Skauge were the sights she saw across the never come vhi. Fall River!—Globe. omical value becomes apparent. way— A little child bad died some days before— "U it were only because of the "Say, Sam, did you see de man about And M rhe watched amid the silence hushed. trouble it saves my wife, I would cheer­ dat house ?" "Oh! yea, 1 seed him, and tome carted flowers, some a casket bore. fully pay more for it than for coal," he gib tne de refusal ob de house." The little watcher at the garden rate said a gentleman using it; and this ap­ “How long did he gib you de refiuud ob Grew tearful, here such thoughts and vo» pears to be the popular verdict. hit?” “Foreber. He'refused to liab d,*Hnirs w<w.-_ ’ Heretofore we have used it only for anything to do wid me!"—Texas Sift­ heating uurpoMa. ita light-producing ings. qualities being very daficSmt, owing to A Pittsburg Judge has just decided “If He sho:i d schd for me"—thus spoke tbe a lack ot hydro-carbons in ita composi­ that insanity te not sufficient grounds childtion. A company has recently been for a divorce—that every man te liable formed, however, for the purpose of to become insane after marriage. We utilising it for light by a process yet have always been led to believe, on the ■ I never gp beyond the garden gate." remaining secret —Kalhorint 31tD. Rut, ui Harpn't Mooaaint. contrary, that marriage was apt to ’ The pertinent queries concerning bring a man to his sen.-es. this new fuel are: Can a regular suj> It is said the Christianity of Califor­ THREATENED ABDICATION. ply be depended upon? How long will it last? In reply to the first querv, the nia doesn't impress the Chinese there much us do ita paving-stones. The supply has thus far been regular.* De­ os Tho Dethronement of King Goal a fective pine has caused it to run short latter leave a deeper mark, and impress them with u belief that civilizatiou hits Possibility. at times, but the wells have nut failed. ita disadvantages as well as ita advan­ More gas has issued from them than tages.—Norristown Herald. A visitor to the Smoky City, entering could be taken care of. Many millions If a man is to l>e baptized it ought to of cubic feet have been wasted, because tbe city, after nightfall, frequently soua no measures were taken to hnsbnnd It bo done thoroughly. The »ther dny a nn enormoiw flame, or series of flames, It te to be hoped that means may be convict was immersed, and when he ' liffhiing up the dingy rolling mills and found to prevent the loss of so much went home he took with him the minis­ theiPAurronmllngs. If there bo snow ter's pockK-book. If he had liecn held valuable fuel. upon the hillsides that shut In the city, The second query is more difficult to under water for half &a hour this acci­ dent would never have occurred! the glare of light upon tboir white Answer. A natural gas well to nn unee/Jainty. It may last six months, as He came into the office and aaid, 'lopes form a striking picture. The many years, or cease to produce in a "You t«e, my brothers are shoemakers, -ides of the precipitous landmark few weeks. The CUpply at Fredonia and they mend my shoes. Now. why Known 08 Coni Hill, frowning down N. Y., is still reliaole, after being am I like Joseph of Biblical history?" upon the head of the Ohio, frequently drawn upon for nearly half a century; We gave it up. “Why, l*eaiuse I was glow and gl’u«!»’q,t:vjn!!i*uHy all th rough thje well drilled at East Liverpool, O.. anted by my brotherer The inquest on be night. Win n partially ol*••cured by in. I860, was cleaned out recently, and him will lie held today. fog or smoke, the uanw iieam like red responded with a liberal flow; the orig­ A youth in Hardin county, Ohio, pilters. waving and surgiug fantastic­ inal well at Murraysville, Pa., (eight wrote to a friend, asking his advice as ally. Their roaring may often be years old) is still pouring out hundreds to getting married, saying, with a modheard more than a mile away, rising of thousands of cubic feet of gas per estv worthy an insurance agent, that ‘ and falling like the sound of heavy day. Many instances of thia kind he had found a girl who would furnish »urf, or the.thunder of a waterfall might be cited. On the other hand, all the collateral to begin housekeeping, They give otic an impression of pro­ many wells have ceased to flow after a and that "it would cost him no more to digious power. It is needless to say that short interval, or were non-produptive live double than single." The advice they are the product of natural gas. from the tipi. The limits of the gas­ given was that the girl would hare a the wonderful fuel and wealth-pro­ field yet remain practically undefined. happier life by marrying a mule driver ducer that has wrought such magical New difiOvvericB are constantly extend­ ■who would work to support her than change.* in Western Pennsylvania. ing it. As has 'been the case with by linking her fortune with a fellow Sue!! flames it* those described burn petroleum, one district being exhausted that would not properly provide for . •mly at night, when the manufactories new fields will probably be developed. her. have no uijfijfor the gas. They are It.is very reasonable to suppose, from A mother whose crying infant made -imply "escapes" provided to relieve facta already gleaned, that natural gns the sennon of her pastor’almost inaud­ the pressure in the mains. Natural will be extensively used in Pittsburgh ible, was going from tbe church, when gas must hove vent. Passing under and vicinity for years to come. -c the clergyman spoke up. saying: “My enormous pressure from the wells into Our knowledge of this new fuel is good woman, don't go awaj. The baby the pipes, its flow must not be checked. vet very limited. We know that, being doesn't disturb me." “It isn't for that If allowed to accumulate in the mains tree from sulphur, it makes excellent 1 leave, sir." was the reply; “it's you dis­ a rtipturc is certain to occur. No resiron and steel; we have good reason to turbs the babyT • rvoirs Jiave yet been provided to re­ believe that it is Closely related to An enterprising Vermont man has ceive tbe surplus, which is allowed to petroleum; wo have identified it. with his house and store connected by a tel­ • -cape into the atmosphere. Hence marsh gas and the deadly fire-damp of ephone. The other day during a storm, tbe beacons seen about Pittsburgh evthe minus; but just What produces it the lightning entered the store by the erv night. and exactly where it comes from are wire while the proprietor was talking The general use of natural gu« is a matters of doubt. A prominent geol­ to his wife about when he would l>e comparative novelty; but it has long ogist says that it is the result of decom­ home to dinner. As he recovered his been known in connection with petroposition of animal and vegetable life, consciousness the first words he spoke letim. .At Frednnm. N. Y., it him been. and that it to not believed to be in­ were, “All right, Maria, don’t hit me used as a fuel for nearly half a century. digenous to the sand-rock from which again; I'll do just as you say!" •Drillers bf wells in the oil regions of it is obtained, but comes from a lower Said Angelina, suddenly breaking the Pennsylvania hove long burned it un­ level, rising through cracks or faults oppressive silence, “Don’t you feel der boilers, and used it to a limited cx­ in the intervening strata. As yet one afraid of the army worms. Theodore, :. nt in their dwellings. In I860 a small must bn content with theories as to its that are co.ming this way ?” The ques­ -upply »f gas was struck at -East origin, and as to the permanency of the tion was such a strange one, that Theo­ Liverpool, O.. in a well, for petro­ supply. Facte will be developed later. dore’s surpris caused him to look right leum. The product was first used for —H. D. Maoon. in Chicago Current. at Angelina for the first time In his life. domestic heating; later, it served as a Why did she ask that, he wanted to fuel for the manufacture of earthen­ know. “Oh! nothing," she replied, NEW KIND OF BRICK. as she toyed with her fan; ware. In other places it was also made "only the papers say they eat every green use of. but to so limited an extent that Action ol Acids. , thing wherever they go!" public attention was not drawn to it Messrs. Bleiningv and Hasselmann, Not until about 1875 did it find its way Says the "Living Church":—"A dig­ two German chemists, have, it is said, nified writer in one of our church •nto Pittsburgh, and its use was then confined to one or two iron mills. recently patented a method for obtain­ publications deprecates the fact that It may appear singular, now that ita ing products that will be more resist­ one of our church papers advertises popularity^ so great, that its merits ing to humidity, etc., than ordinary soap, it is very sail; bat sadder yet te • ■ re not sooner recognized. One fa­ bricks and til^s. After drying and' the fact that humanity has to use it! miliar with the facts can readily under­ —N. Y. Indipendant grinding the clay they make a mixture stand it It camo to tbe surface in a "It does seem that this child te a us follows: region where fuel is proverbially cheap long time in learning to talk," said a and no necessity for it was felt. Its lady to her husdand. meaning their nature was imperfectly understood, the ironfllilnira little girl. “Ah! well!" said the cynical -upply was uecmotl "irrcgnlar and ingentleman, “don't you worry yonreelf -uffieient« and danger was apprehended about her beginning. She’ll doubtless from iu use. Further, mercllesc com­ ftie whole is heated to a temperature know how to talk many years before petition with other iron centers had not varying from 8.362 degrees F to 3;63U she knows how to stop!" then forced Pitteburgh's buainuss men degrees F. At the end of from four to The Chinese are not given to exagger­ to utilize- every advantage, natural or five hours the argillaceous mixture is. ation. “Melican man him thlew pebble otherwise, to retain their trade. Those ran into molds, .then rvbaked in the 'an blake Yong Sing’s window ” said a an- Mime of the reasons why natural oytns—always protected from (he’air— complainant in Justice Whites court gaa did not spring into general use at a temperature of 842 dcgree>dF. to until within the past two or three/ 932 degrees F. The product may be “How big was the pebble?” his Honor asked. “ 'Bout seventeen pound T said years. , variously colored by adding to the Yong Sing.—Harper’s Weekly. The jtistorv of its introduction jnto above 100 parts: 2 parts of manganese th<- Pittsburgh rolling mills and dwell-, for a violet brown, 1 part of manganese A minister who apoke at a granger's :ngs is of great interest. Its rapid for a violet, 1 part of copper ashes for mt eting the other day in Worcester leap to popularity verges on the mag­ green. 1 part arseniate of cobalt for county, told his audience that it takes I more brains to preach to an audience of ical. People at a di. tance do not real­ bine, 2 parts of antimony for yellow, than to a city church, and the ise what a revolution ii has effected. We and 1 1-2 [part* of arsonic and 1 part farmers horny-handed agriculturists voted un­ have not yet a clean city, but our oxide of tin for white. Thesfl prodnott animously that the reverend gentleman -moke cloud i:- not so dense a> for­ resist the action of acids,: and are well j was admirably fitted for city preaching merly, and we see the sun oftener. adapted for sewers, etc.—iZrua Age. ’ -Less than three years ago not a private Depositor—“Where’s the cashier?"— ONLY RE HEARSING. Hank boy—“Gone to Canada." "Aud house tn Pittsburgh used gas as a fuel; the president?" "Gone to South Amer­ to-day five thousand hynivs orc heated ica.’’ "Mercy save us! But the direc­ by it,’ aud it is no longer a novelty. tors, where are—" “Nobody knows." There is scarcely an iron, steel, or An amusing case has just been tried "Is any one left?" "Yes, me and tbe class mannfactoiy that dues not use in St. Petersburg. The wife .of a Sec­ watchmAn.” “Well, why didn't you t. The laying of the mains has pro­ retary to a Russian Min&tcf and her two go idso, and make a clean sweep of duced some remarkable scenes in our streets. For months pedcslrianism daughter were visiting’nt tjie house of it?" “'rhere wasn’t nothin' left when our turn came!" —Philadelphia Call. was a difficult, noi to say, dangerous another Ministerial official. Thj son matter. Deep trenches ran through “My dear, look down below," said a nf the latter asked the young lady to the principal thoroughfares, and the grandoeso, us he stood on Waterloo go with him into another room, which liquid mud upon the crossipga wo She did. Shortly afterward the mother Bridge with his wife, and gazing at a scarcely fordable. Famous for ita heard the young' mao exclaim: "You tug hauling a long line of bargee. "Such is lite—the tug is like a man, dirt, Pittsburgh never before saw such shall be mine or I will kill you!" Her working and toiling, while barges, like filthy streets ns during this dismal daughter called out aa though in great women are—” ‘‘I Know," Interrupted Reign ot Mud. terror: "Leave mu. leave me." The Mrs. G.. acridly; "the tug does all the Tin supply of gas comes mainly from mother ran st once to an adjoining blowing, and tne Larges bear all the Murraysville. Tarentum, and Washing­ room, where she saw her friend's son burden!”—Reboboth Sunday Herald. ton County, the average distance being embracing her daughter, and appar­ probably twenty miles. No productive "Yonr beau seems to be nn athleticently under the influence of the feeling wells are found within the city limito, expressed by the language he hod used. looking youth, Mary," said a fond although many wells have been drilled. She tore her daughter away from him Somerville papa to his blooming A vein of tuiit water found under the daughter. "Oh! yes," she replied, with and from the house, insisting that she a blush; “he is the ’ahort-stop’of the city has cut off all hopes of.gus in al­ would put the law in motion for this Beltein nine!" “Ah! Indeed; but he 16 most ;every instance. The depths of insult to her child. Over and over not much of a player, 1 reckon." “Why wclls rangc from one thousand to three again the daughter tried to axplain do you think so?" "Because he stays thousand feet, the average depth being what hud happened, but her mother till midnight nearly every time he probably fifteen hundred feet. The would bear nothing. She carried out comes to see you. As a ’short-stop’ I go te found in a stratum of coarse sand­ her threat, and tho case came before should be inclined to regard him as a stone, much resembling petroleum­ the court. Thuu, but too late to pre­ failure!"—Somerville Journal. bearing rock. At the well it has a per­ vent an amusing scene, it was ex­ ceptible ordorz which vanishes after it plained that the young lady and gen­ Young physician.—Your analysis is confined a sfcbrt time in the mains. tleman had only been rehearsing a of Red Star Cough Cure te. no doubt, Housekeepera will wish to know scene in a play in which they were go­ correct It is the same as that which about the cost. Different companies ing to perform.—London Lift. we lately published of Prof. Grothe. supply it to consumers, and their Brooklyn Board of Health, who found chargee vary. In Allegheny Cjty (a —As late as 1838 a child of nine was the remedy absolutely free from notoons village of ninety thousand people op­ sentenced to be hanged in and opiates, and safe and sure. It costa posite Pittaburgh, which people one only twenty-five cents a bottle. hundred miles away nevi r heard of) the charge ia ten cents per thousand feet; in Pittsburgh the custom b to dranlsu. charge In accordance with the stxe of a The Hastings Banner. A GASIAWAY’S LUCK. "Til sr.- itt-u Very few people in thto city wh» know what, a big figure a Plilla'Mpniiui te cutting down in Mon­ tevideo, thu capital of Uruguay, in South AniHriea,” remarked Captain Ultuj-r. lately oomman'ling the barkentiiie Wandering Jew, of Chis port, whois now in the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. "I wasdown there about a vear ago," eonlinued the Cap­ tain. "and san- considerable of tho per­ son in question, a num named W. D. Evans, well advanced in life and one of the waaltli'tMt citirens of the Uruguayan Bopiiblic Evairt claims to be an Amer­ ican and a Philadelphian, but Che pre­ vailing id-n among the citizens of Mon­ tevideo to that he is a Scotchmans, At any rate he inaista that he to not a Scot, and he inn brought all hi* children up with the strict uniloixtandiug Ihaclhuy are American to tbe backbone and must never acknowledge any flag but the liters and stripes of Uncle Sam. He struck Montevideo about thirtj venra ago without a cent to Ness uiuisulf with, having been wrecked while mate of the shin Young Me­ chanic, of Rockland, Me., anil sav­ ing only the cldthes on his back and a battered old boat, in which he got away from the wreck. He had unlimited pluck, however, and went to work at onoe to make a living by ferrying peo{lie about the harbor to and from snips ylng In the roadstead, and job* of that sort. Not, long after he took to the business^ he was caught in a sharp squall just outside the harbor and was capsized. Four hours later a steams: coming in hove to anil picked him. ur while he was clinging to Ihe keel of his upturned craft. He thanked the officer in charge of the men who had put off to rescue him but declined to go on board the steamer, asking m a grea'. favor that tht-sailors help him in right ing his ea|Mized boat, as it waa all he hail in the world to make a living with. Admiring his grit, they gave him the required assistanoe, and an hour after the steamer dropped her anchor he sailed past, and was given n hearty cheer by tho men on the fo'castlo deck. "He picked up a little money by means of the old tub he had refused to desert, aud invested in a bit of prop­ erty, which soon doubled in value, and then, going into real estate as a busi­ ness, fortune smiled on him and he be­ came wealfiiy in a few years. Now he owns-whole blocks of Imuses in the city, and his own place to, one of the finest’ in the entire country, while hte fortune is continually swelling. His hospitality is a by-word down there, and it appears to give him especial pleasure to enter­ tain Americans, while for the Yankee naval officers and shipmutors who flail into port he can not make too much fuss over them. He often Inlks about Philadelphia, but does notaav anything about coming back here to live. * Pov­ erty is no bar to a man finding a friend in Mr. Evans, for he is ready to wel­ come a poor chap ont of the fo'castlo as the commander of a man-o'-war, but he won't take any stock in mon unless • tie thinks they * are square Ha has alwavs given « very cold shoulder to Winslow, the Boston forger, who found a haven in Montevideo "In the center of hiR private park there is a splendid bronze fountain which cost him a good many thousand dollars, and it te surrounded by a huge basin, stocked with splendid trout and a big school of gold-fish. Floating about on the waters of thu basin is the old boat he saved from the wreck, and ho thinks as much about it as he does of any of his children. No stranger ever escapes being taken to do rever- , enoez to the boat that twice saved his i host's life and laid the foundation of hte splendid fortune. " ’When 1 was flat broke she was my only friend,'he snj-s to the people he fakes down tu tho fountain to see hte rickety old pet, ‘ami though you may not notice anything pretty about her, she's the most beautiful thing I ever saw.’ Of conne, such :i man is im­ mensely popular, and in all the valley of the' River Plate there Isn’t a man who don’t reel proud of Evans' ac­ quaintance Ilf he has the pleasure of knowing him.”—PhiladeljJuu Record- MteMpn Jiri .n«..ulU«l ,uioW. Sweet is retenge e~. then -u-i she found out that 1886 waa not men," said Zhe gifted, — . leap year.— Toledo Blade Lord Byron. Surely he was in----------mor when he wrote such words. But there are com plaints that only woman hurt cigarettes—by burning them.— suffer, that are carrying numbers of Philadelphia Call. them down to early graves. There is —An awfully homsly man at a hope for those who suffer, no matter sociable where kissing games arc played how surely, or severely, in Dr. R. V. looks as lonesome as a straw hat in a Pierw’s "Favorite Prescription." Safe snow storm.— Chicago Inter Ocean. in its action it te a blessing, imperially —A surjical journal tells of a man who to women and to men, too, for when lived five years with a ball in his head. women suffer, the whole household is We have known girls to live twice aa long with nothing but balls lu their Jackson's bicycle club expects to add hnadv.—M. F. Telegram. quite a number of wheel-men In the —The way that a woman lately inden- bpring. tified her stolen parrot was b v bringing Dr. Jackson's Eye Salve is a prompt her husband into court and scolding and positive cure for all diseases of the him. The bird soon called out: "O, eyes in inflamation, granulation, and I wish yon were atJericho, old woman I" weakness of vslon. It costs only 25 —A woman will face a frowning cents, and is highly recommended for world aud cling to the man she loves piles. through the mod bitter adversity, but. T. , _ .. ... .. . , „ she wouldn't wear a hat that was out of style to save the Government-^. Vn «tr Y Lcdaer clt street, in Cadillac, this summer will be finished finished as asan opera house. ’ i, L ' ,l-. i- .li--i- ioa ** on opera ■. —It is estimated that in thia city 106,­ 408 men, on the day following Christ­ mas, when asked what they got,, re­ plied. "Got left.” This is a gratifying decrease of nine since last year.—Phil-i addphia Call. —If Horn Tooke had not many years ago had hb joke published, some enter­ prising funny man might how say in comment on the burning of the hat fac­ tory in New York yesterday, "The loss will be felt.’’—PiUmburgh Commercial Qasclte. —"What did you do the first time you got into a battle?" said a young lady to an old soldier. “Of course you didn't run?" "O, no; I didn't run. miss; not nt all, but if I had been go­ ing for a doctor, aud you had seen me, you would have thought somebody was awful sick.”—Chicago Journal. —A perpetual joy.— My wife ian't much of a beauty. But a hoiuo kcnploghodr 14 she: Effloirnt in housekeeping duly, And sue s a perpetual jo» . And we're never In life had a quarrel. For she cooks like an angel, mr boy. — Boaton Courier. —“No, sir; I haven't seen the will, but I propose to fight It- My uncle waa eraser than a Toon and couldn't make a will." Lawyer Filchem—* ‘But I drew it for him, and know that he bequeaths hb entire estate to you." "Is that so? Then just consider your­ self retained to defend the instrument. I propone to protect my dear uncle’s memory to the furthest extrenfity.”— Philadelphia Pros. ■ —Suburban belle—"How delightful it must be to spend Christmas in a great country house—like Stilton Grange, for instance." Delightful stranger (from Ixmdon) — "Yeas. By-the-by, ncr Grace of Stilton has just written tosay she ex­ pects mo there for Christinas week, o'pose I shall have to go!" Suburban belle—••Won’t you find it rkthei lonely?" Delightful stranger—"Lonely! A—why?” Suburban belle—"Because I saw in to-day's Morning .Post that the Duke and Duchess and family are not expected back from Australia before February!" (Collapse of delightful* stranger.)—London Punch. 1‘alu eannst exist when West's World’s Won­ der is applied. Cbcai-est aud best S3 aud 50c. All dnqcisu. . Battle Creek servant *lrb are ocxaalxlng to protect themselves from nonpayment of wages.* You are not old. yet your hair is getting thin. Yojy friends remark It. your wife regrets It. Pafter's Hair Balsam will stop this waste, save your hair and restore the original gloss and color. Exceptionally clean, prevents dandruff. piexion: one of West's sugar eoated liver pills taken nightly. 30 pills 3c. All druggists. _C. W. 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The report of the United States Geo­ logical Survey shows that the mining industrim of the United States are as­ suming giant proportions. Not less than 3800,000,000 is lnvuste/1 in mining enterprises as productive capital, and over 400.000 people are furnished em­ ployment, and.the mineral product of the United States for the year 1884 had a value of SUB. 101,6*20. The follow­ ing ia a detailed statement of these mineral products a* shown by the sta­ tistics collected by the United States Geological Survey* troy aanoM Hold, tror ounces . . l.taMM* Copiier. pounds hesu. short tons Zinc, short tone .. 8iilokailver, flasks. .. • iun\ «■ icksl, pounds 4A«U 44ft Fistin um. troy ounces. Aluminum, troy ounces 1JM Bitiimmous cool. Ion* tons Pennsylvania anthraM.I7&.TM 0M81.su otte. long tons tti.47fi.»4 Petroleum, barrets... If. —’ Umo. barrels.. 4.0U0.0® IV <*<••>■> 4.)-.>;.7:u n.7»,wn tons ........... Borax, pounds... Natural *m. Other mineral products trad poeltlon and close relation to all principal lines East and tarrnioaJ jxflnta, conatttatos tbe moot important mid-conti- tau Atlantic — --i; Gallatin, ivcnwortb and Atchison. Ktaneaota; Watertown tn THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE S.4OT.W0 3- Carolina phosphate CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY MT4.W4 875.00) 7.000.(00 147.410 platfUrnui praottoal viu-.r 1,4*1,000 Grand total of mineral products . I4U.10MN —ScimUjie AiMriaon. —Twenty religions societies are asso­ ciated in the Brooklyn Union for Christian work. The receipts of the (mat year were fl7.675.7O. The Union maintains a free reading-room, library and sewing-school, and is engaged in general charitable work.—Christian Union. —New Zealand, with a population of about 600.000, has a debt of nearly £31.­ 000.000, or over <250 for each In­ habitant. . - THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE �SWEPT BY A CATACLYSM. AT REST IN THE TOMB. THE SENATE AND HOUSE A AND OUR NATIONAL SOLONS A. mniag LARGE PORTION OF 8TATE8 UNDER WATER. Carlisle and HI IL WORK THEREIN. tho MBs ware THE SEVERAL farewell look at hte The Adame Tobaeco ro«W. « vol, bae failed UaMlrttes, Bdatloaa—Cities Boycotting is being p Knights ot Labor against miUtla. foot sln>» fiaturday, and through ttUon* for tlx* opening up to -triers or Oklahotun Hoar reporuxl favorably a bill providing that rongn-w “hall inert .. --nf Nnvamher from UM, decision made before preekMot also tbe resolution inquiring what disposition had been made of the imute seized or collected at New Orleans during tbe war by Gena Hancocks grief was pitiful. She kissed bar bu»t>a»d's forehead while the toon fell fad from her overflowing eyes. Six soldier, A bill wm also reported favorably to build room, and, placing tbs coffin upon The bill parmlttiug national banks to Tbo detachment of troops drawu up out- Euath offered n resolution dolter* ami hew therefor silver cert ifkales; if this cudmn had been dropped and why, awl’if there waa a sufficient clerical force nt that office. During tbe debate on this niiiA House hill on the southwvet, Northampton & Providence railroad on west tho two tetter itborn or nartbera tarrying within the bounds tbo constituting flood Is tbe bursting of tbe confines of Stony brook, near Norfolk hill From that 'Burnett H. Haskill, Arthur. bet ween Bteiults and Zucknrtort resulted in right to any pope department* and ■ <un tired at Castle William boomed out the first fl<»rti In HO houses are flooded. In doned by Governor HiU. ’•on Ptetl's projweitlon for open xeoions of DEATH GATHERS THEM IN. stock ia <300,006. calling for a statement of tbe dl*position of Seymour died al just 10 o'clo.-k Friday attached four rool-bteck O’Neil offered a resolution to create a com- since l»k\ Bills were introduced: By tUmtrv on tho deposit of silver bullion; bill [* rmittipg meml and alxdkhlng n lutlon was , reported asking whether the eight' hour law applied mother Bill ronstitutemploy The house went Into committee of tbe whole <m tbo “half-gallon’’ liquor tax. make a sjx-eoh ngainst the national banks, nt treasury notes ii of national bank site of Fort Brady. Mich., and for public buildings at Rioux City, Iowa, <100,000; Pueblo, Cola, <150,000; Gshkoah, Wi*. <100,­ 000; Fort Scott, Kam. <50,000; Wichita, Kan., <M>.<O); Dayton, Ohio, <130,000; w.----- ...--------------------------------Jluwsville. Ohio, IISO.OOO;KtjI1_ w-Hcrl Minn. <75,000; Atehieon, Kan.. <100,0)0, and ata i dueed a bill to make silver. gold and curNew York sub treasury, and Beck providing forfbeivwof tain certificate,. Blair explainnl his educational bill, whi.*h he said aecond. ’1I».UV,000; third, <15,000,000; fourth, fifth. <11,000,000; sixth, <0,000,­ -000; ss-v-.ith.’ <<,UOO,«>0; eighth. <5.000,000, horses heavily com;«uise of the Fifth artillery, under com- physical suffering, and Friday was wholly on Whitehall street Tbe pall-bearcn took up their pudtioiw between tbe lines formed by the military and stood with uncovered fully, and bU condition could only te dis­ o\k»..k he was sinking rapidly; his pulse without a struggle, aud as falling asleep. Mix Nelson, of New Brunswick. N. J.; tbe governor's brother, John F. Seymour, of Conkling; Dr. W. E. Ford and Judge Bulgur. A* yet no arrangements have It is stated that tho oomplicalion of physical sdbneuta which has finally resulted in Mr. Sej'taour a death originated with his waa used to say, was the .only one he had ever asked for. Mr. Ssymmw suffered from vertigo after th-- sunstrokeand net er entirely regainod his former strength Ho disliked to admit infirmity, and when pressed to labor Tbe pall-Searcni OOnstyed of tlie follow ing gentlemen: The Hao. Thomas F. Bay­ aid, Gen. William T. Shrnnan, Lieut < 'e l Philip H. Sheri lan, Maj. Gea. J. M. Bcinv geld, Gan. W. B. Franklin. Gen. W. F. Smith, Brig. Gen. Jamu B. Fry. Brig. Gan. Gen. John Newton, Brig. Gen. O. B. Wileox, accordance with tbe route agreed upon west of Bowling Green and thence up Broad wny to the church. No eno was sulmlttol to Trinity church before tbe arrival of the - - -- —------------ ---Gen. Butler employed to condm t :h* Stony brook. Tbe mayor, police commlsrioner aud other city -officials are in -coa­ st, nt activity <wtouiUhing depots of shppdo* and arranging fcr the relief of tbo bomelvm and dUtrwmxl. A large share of the inhab Hants of the flooded district are still living At Nottingham, England/J)) unemptoysd workingmen have cell-d on tbo autboritioa cvwdings. Senator MitebeH'. bffi to ateugate tbe Burlingame treaty was mdu-wL An attempt to bold u public m—ucg hUj day night was prevented by United Suu- ProUbjy 10,0X1 vidted tbe’ flooded quar­ ters Sunday, and tbe streets In that vicinity have lx«i black with humanity and well nigh InijMsaabln dtspstcb from King William apparent from tbe floods In tbo Hudxsi at thb joint Aa yet. it would i o imposribu to form nny accurate estimate of the loesm . 1 hoy will run up into tbe thousands. In mills at New Bedford, Cooccrd, Manclwster, if it moved, would go out with nothing Tlis lower part of tbe city is inundated. bilitles of over tfo.UOD Bun-lay night U»c water receded, but tbe id out of bar eahlMtiona Schaeffer and Vq balk-line billiard match of 3,tU0 . His canvass for Hancock in IttoO, his political labors. Mrs. Seymour’s iUncn Imstened his decline. He seemed a warn of approaching death tor the past ten days, but INVESTIGATING AT CINCINNATI. chaptar ot tbe First Espiatla of lb<Corinthians Then followed tbe hymn, Ml, after which the choir surroutxled Rev. Goodwin Port Depcvit is al«>ut <.'-o,OKi Pro;x rty Railroad company loxw <aO,HOO by Laving rested at Brantford, Uni.; wbeie Ci.vcixxati, Ohio, Fab U -The in rveri­ Harper's Weekly says that Jay Gould rontrote seeurittes with * par value of <4-V,HJ0.UQ similar officer* for the war Tin- m-tv! iry <>• the treasury reported to •he hoUM- tliat <45,875,702 was applied to tbe tiuking fund tor tho fiscal year ended June 30. 1W5. Tbe judiciary committee reported Maud Miller will ask bar father to allow pall bearers immediately following. dlMterates over til years old bon- to the whole ixignn offer, d nn amendment to ;ho bill rr Tiff *f --rtiir. w oondo.nned for hb rigorous actmj: r .*oUv' at S-ettte and charged with -mtong ite be added to th? flood. Many narrow dead boro shed Ids blood on Gettysburg ami other fields, wen- then wrapped around the into column of companies and pn-jarcsl for treasury surplus in liquidation of the no­ tional i«.t and against discrimination adjourned. Wamiixgtm Crrr, Fete IQ—Tbs senate Tuesday |<e»xrd the following bills: Au­ thorizing tbe Omaha National bonk to in­ cnose its capital stock; to grant the right of way through public lands for irrigating ‘George Driscoll, ot Springfield, Ohio, was ceptlbly at 4 o'clock In tbe afternoon. Shortly 'afterward, owing to stimulants, ho rallied a littte, but soon relapsed into total uncons-dousnees. ill, sat with him during the afternoon. Tbe territory drained by eight stalwart! soldiers, F. Lloyd, superintendent of tbe Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph company, appeared in as folio am: “Could you not t Tcuiant to come to Cincinnatir taken to his borne tn Spriugfisld. sration* in many lumber campa in Mlrhi- gun at 1Q.-45 fully 100,000 cattle froze to death during tbs to teaufy going went into committee ou the ■half-gallon" xxxmd subprrna, Findlay of Maryland delivered a carefully the Bland Mil, bill advocating I i-motalllsm. Warner of Ohio spoke against coinage of see, i-Tiday evening, by 5,000 uniformed Chairman Poorman said that it oct cd from certain knowledge in without stops to Philadelphia, where the train waa switched octo tbe Schuylkill VaL cost of <100,000. I Im* house adjourned. Nrarixing tbo Hlling out of an expedition to ndss should answer whether dispatches of a political character did pass betwenn cartain ot the cliargt-s Vicar General Conway. AN END TO HIS PUBLIC CAREER. resolution calling for information THE. MARKETS IMlke etnirtiou of public buildings recommended by the public building committee, and a resolution for the erectiou of a memorial to oTtitliwt^s on sbiptmMta of silver dollars wn* taken, up and a long debate involving A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE. Mattoon, Illa., Feb. 13—At 10 o'clock Friday nlgfat, at Windsor, IBs., Mias Georgia Aldridge, the daughter of a promi­ nent physician, being alone at borne, stepjx-d adultery, and Sir Charloi Dilxo I elug co-re- was entirely nitoquot valley is suffering from U™ greet­ cot waslv-mt in ita history. Tbo Mannitocitml nerwe vntll . - _ bankmcnl below, whl-h was fifty feet Hgh, open snsion adjourned. from behind, choked insensible, dragged to Hancock and immediately adjourned as later Mi» Aldridge’s brother, returning ford s mother. Crawford had investigated she recovered a divorce and dismissed the chsmgos against Dilke, no evidence being submitted against hn. Mitchell, of Oregon, introduced a Mil abrogating all treaties with China which ]«rmlt Chinnsa immigration into tbe United •ewMMW. Ttotebfod dIstnlseed, the opinion is generally prevalent that tho filthy revelations of tho testimony provides in effort that graduates shall irero mnrrird bill granting a Dallas, Tex withdraw their tatronagn from that Hue Fite John Porter Ryan atony time for *,300. ia • �The Hastings Banner. EXTRA EDITION. The Carveth Trial. Win. J. Carveth on Tria! ■ for Alleged Wife­ Poisoning. :stimony Taken in ia$e up to Safurdav Noon. uianlfi'st in the : r.<u wish tu expn-ss nn ojiin- tn the guilt dr innfa-cn.-e ot limply git ing the testimo* rCo pre-b it'ith4lus edition. Ktftltt! tv4tlna>ny rdat.t'g tl the symptoms of Afr$. Curveut aurirlg her illness hits b«-n stricken out j by the conn. ' * Ifiiess called for the people me but KitiuiutM» hU’l .i.-I arraujifs! ■g day. TiH’k »ome l.irtiBZ lor Fuller'*. In trertbie •f. Wanted Hr Lnuipiiiis'i -t bUNlMiid ch-urjwl to I >r. ■ml . iaJ!». J»r. tksuKiiiiuui. t euininoiinl, who lr«-.Ce<l duilv lullin' from I’uilcrS up »ttb me woe .Siiturd»y tinmen liilte ow> r a week.i in thatnie powderi lie ite-i W.i» alwajhworec about after cuch Saturday 11 lglit’« •:>4 Mr* FnU*r uiuidly gave inn iny m«wilIlin Ihlnl .Huaday 1 *a> hi Ou ter's, white iiinj iu bnl, I bran! a nolf. tiinird nn i:ul '•» < a.*-tl: with i* littte brown col■maid :■> xrow bettor. Took inedtrui. i » is in June and tin; in witn a npi*«m. loirlniaosee nuitlitatim.' nntployrd. W’a« ilek.imt aide to b« about the houee until ' a th id ottai-k, wiiii-li w the Mh ol Had been taklne a tunic jirrscrllied kuelimau, beef, iron and »lu«. Keplwt -.il- u'de near my bed. July 7th. went to * • • iu the count,). Left this tonte lu : ■i-*u ;.t tiunir. took none of it tbe 7th, and dll .t.out it o'clock the nth. When I took two tabte-epoMt full*., boon laftcr was >. * .it -t'lm u ii. T.Hiiltrd frothy, bitter Mid ■ ’ res was the last severe at.Hi»t —r J*a*le t.iuk tbh tonic twice be ore and made her Melt at ntoini«eh. Before :i tmd nearly ie*t uv nf hands and limit*. teri.rpi i) !>*,• n- Hoiihl wateh with me. Ai:r oi-ut and heetoM-d tbe door af­ ar u»r. Nrtl'took lamp and want into the !: >n: rvim/mfi baipin abltlhu: ehrira about tbe r > ». Tju» spitted *tr.inx- to ma. Noon nfter .. j !«:<! in« to to altep. He waked me aoylux t: it it wa* halt ya-t twelve, gave me romeHiliig '■ m a t-.i hjHKin. I took It but it wn* m» bitler !•(*' * *P1111 °Ut' **»",8 U,Ul 11 *“*U°l n'y WCJ" He ihin broutht mv regular medicine In tbe •» ii- *^>on xod it wn* not bitter. The Orel ■■ *-h> me »a* so bitter that I lasted It the next martilng Sunday morning the mh, hnrimnd i-:u ir'x.-d iti.t r y m-dlelm- n tuild keep runlet celliir-w-Jy. 1 put it there myaelL Aboat ‘•>n;-ll?!it hU'.’ivul went Into reihir-way wllh n • ■ '--'I i.mp. Imniog door partly shut after tu . Soim uf’+he;ini nntirr iq mvdtelne Rias* talite. Jlriroljhlm lateh Unlde cellar door. •tirll where nrdlrinc waa kept. I took the nt mndirii- intolmy own room. He went mui tne next room. Mturward came‘and sat •■^ar mv bed. My stetcr wit* nt clinreh. H wa» a.m. when my hnsband came home the mjhi before. Que .Sunday after the mh ot July to came In. In j nn the itoorMylag, "I wish 1 nine4**1'iUU T*01 ,L” 1 *'“* venr **,Ue Oil# day the laert week reqnertrd him to bnng h»ti« some lemon*. He brought them _ j------------- - — •^ -room '-iJlri lj left, * ben hr hr.mi •trued to .... and would ft* arene. M*<to it in the other linnte. T\»!d him to make mine eery nour. He i» p.vliy rotten. Soon alter he tick. I beard him on the back — - uo.i ..no no was nuuv, iav -.mi •Ilin Anti I heard On Ms return M/ClC.... rv— him «■• vmnlt. a _______ . —. HASTINGS, MICH., MONDAY A. M, FEBRUARY 22, 1886. PRICE. 2 CENTS , left the medicine tu the glauuM. After thnt k*ot | Him-1 ;>ui ht4 mrdlctbttid* botUet ?,,t?-rur <toXlr,b*? ber°!T' and said, after drinking from glass he gave MBS. IRA HATCH. May. Know it was before Mrs. Car­ IK3 Mrss jswlH; nT"far- Tursifay. »he Wm rery tout mJ?exi c“m.Tiireday brinring Mr*. Rork aud Mrs. Carveth, it would not he surpri*My burineas Is that of nurse; saw veth returned from Fuller's. I went 1"1'1 wtt Ixxtr. Mr* SffiSJS £17 WriJu/V »» oirotl Bald Mie oouhl not •!•* ; must cel b»ek; uitich lemonade that night. lie went Carveth Sunday evening before his ar­ down to fair ground to watch Carveth and Mrs. Wolcott It wasn't quite rest, about 6 to-7 o’clock/saw him near cwrveti« took her home, and filled the gtaa* with water, the gtauT wa* <‘2rX!rok hJ orveth returned towixnl* night, Tu-mlnv of Sil out on stoop and heard him trying to my home; he was making motions; dark when I first saw Carveth. It was ■ “I6* * TF*’" Mtodl'toe a“ t-re-k st..i,i tin Friday ton.^i.* 1 wffiS? vomlf twice; gave Du Woodmansee the put In Jltling-roota OU .table. That night liu*one Sunday. Certain It I was second r [■nml i-awv !;<>m< ciriv. Hu went into Hie »llfriutlns bloat­■ hotties of medicine about J uly 24th; af- afterward saw a woman going ia same Sunday before Mrs. Carveth returned direction with him; don’t know Who rite w»» vrry lew. I tiutc-ro >m where the medicine waa, partly •hut­ ting door. Heard Hie cover to the u!ms>rMile Afaiut Ito clock a. in . »b- bad a Mnkiiir spell; ter lemonpde affair, I put some medic­ she wm; lady was aboutla block from from Fuller'.h. Mrs. Wolcott was alone •J1*?’ hv.ird him r.ttie the MxTtlary dniwx ■“d »« tlionxbt »be wo» Flvliig. Mr. Carveth ine in glass tilled it pp with .water and him when be.motioned; no>as going when ! hrst saw her going toward fair Nald he w** looking f»r a button to lew on lite and hfarhlldren w-rccallAi hi. tinii tohl »be left on s’and in sitting room; just towards State road; lady had on light Eund. I was Mxiut half a block beT,*y kIr,‘‘J ,h,:r l«h I’M' room, lu the illr-k'‘ru,,‘1 “bn be couldn't tlx his puita 1 Carveth ima Mrs. Wolcott when J 17'01 MT,nrd fa >i»»r » smothered feel- enoughmedlcine in glass to color; that divsH, and had a black parasol; his rno.r\ncr ‘ba,)h''iO‘d Mm return tho corer to the i, S;«’V,kln‘-’-“ri extronte uuiiihneM. Oooldut ••vening Carveth came home, and went tions were towards the woman. they met at corner of fair (ground. °l*n Vomited that mornltti, in room where medicine was, partly glaM am! iMiynpooii In rover None but my sis- : rt I. i " ’ T ,L The »omlt waa rilmy’ Cross-Ex.—Carvethlwaa going north; Was not a dear night. t* r and my family were In the house that uigtit closing door; said he was looking for a lady was goingSeaat; he would turn to­ f»i7[ ‘ J W' WMtow.fttUterinjt*ad xext «e«iamti>edthfaKla.»*of nieiliioid put ou the sitting-room fable Wut nil day. Frit better iu evening. Carveth button for his pants; heard him rattle ward the lady when he made motions; Live in city. Know Carveth; know J01 roon> i'.Er.rr 1 when Mr*. Town- cover to glass, also the secretary draw; i«ht cristri* In He- bottom. bUter «,.a ‘"•^taere. Friday Mfa* Bnjpt came. Cur- next morning after Mr. Carveth went lady seemed to pay no attention to him; Mrs. Wolcott by eight Saw them to­ d It ww tdltrr. One tr**tal wo.* *i th eaine up Sntunfny nfahfa. Came only saw Carveth return about an hour, n|ri,w-«i>fa'» called tor. MIm Ha<o cared to work, 1 took this glass of medicine later; don’t know (whether lady and gether one night in April or May, about nine or ten o’clock. They were for Mr*. C. nio»tlv after Mrcame. Carveth did to front door and could, st* something Carveth met«or,not___ । -a any or two *1,h.w,fr ‘r''r Ml“ coming south on Creek BL, near the afterward It n.i* taken to Ur. Ntnm’ house. The w“‘ taken w* Sunday nteiitu -in bottom of gl&M; particles looked WRIGHT GARRISON. railroad. 'i!nvki rt i, Li1'** <KU’r ^‘7 Ulr ot 1 -III!) utn.ateo some ojfr medicine that wn> li> nitre CnnelhS *1n!i>. iind sprite wotild U.t bright from one direction, gray from Cross- Ex.—Saw Carveth skating at Live in this city; know Carveth: !. 1 Tbewfay or Wrelne*da)t.-tWn- another; these particles were small; Mt that tl'iirt wi.w. I.. -I u-«* here dfamUred tor Hie prrecut. tasted of one, was bitter; hid the glass know Mary Wolcott; saw Carveth and rink with Mrs. Wolcott his wife and MISSJKSHIE SAGE. in the cellar way; last 1 saw or it was Mrs. Wolcott Sunday before his arrest; Other lollies; fully identified Mrs. Wol­ cott and Carveth when I*aw,them that saw them on road., near barn on Mr. M> tu nut mb regular medicine* muter In Iliuilmt* now. IJvu In Onturib alien at Sunday. July 2iJth, when I took it to Hick’s place; saw them coming down night near railroad track. 4t and tuy taisiamd iMxed lu deal out Cnrreth Hint »l«ter Marshal Niins' house. tk> iu. I nas a^iuoM n pnrubtlr, could • oiilcl not lire and to emm Al oner. Itexcted Put three different medicines in bot­ road toward me; they could not see me r P. T. C0LGR0VE. III.. 1. ... . >.r Luw U...I ...................... . IJu.tlmn April J Uli. Went to Mr. Fuller'* 1:> Recalled.—(Shown letter containing < iiritou Sitter ciiiim to Hoatlnsa from Fuller'* tle* and gave them to Dr. Woodmansee. and. my companion; also saw them in 1,..... wn-Mru May 31. *l>e wo* *ome tetter than wh u hrsi One nuNlicine that 1 put in bottle the mad near Dr. Burton's barn; they staid patched pieces of paper.) Came to him |D.*n gritlug t-.mria.-iUy better »h,re Mawhcr. Improrerl eondiuon iMtml about two 2Vth had been on table iu my sister's there awhile;.then separated; Curvelh from Miss Sage; locked it in safe; work­ wq. ’*• -y’jout On»t at June *be wnntnkcu nick room for some time. This my sister went down toward river; she went an­ ed at it at time* to put it together; all with vomit|itg» iuiil erumplng*. Her next hard ' ' ........ ■ " <V«J *11 A vlekncM wm nl-oul Uie mb of Jul*. Vomited, had taken. Last of June, one day, I other direction along road; saw Mrs. pieces delivered to me are now in this w,ent to tlx tire and found tdts of piiper Wolcott paf* my home first; it was an *T’ a. I1*’*”’ irotntaft lor a xu»i> rh. Wcliiretfa) niurulng Injure Illa ,,,, nrirr bcmi nieuicuir in ashes in stove. Picked them out and hour after when I saw them together puldied piece, which waa put together by Mr. Knappen imd myself. (Thia t . re.7 'Il *J M'd wunlvd a doctor. lb Mulrwiiy MimrlluK a-crx <■ toniyknonlcdre— gave to Prosecutor Colgrove. [ W itnes« on the road. , Niintlny Ute mil nt July. I wa* hum.- uttlil 4 tetter coinjKwed of pieces paated to­ orMea llibl tiny. Hmt metlteiu ■ wa* put In shown letter compoNtxl of the lilts of ( Cross-Ex.—Witness was directed to gether offered in evidence as exhibit “A.” » clean lionir'.rtmnd Mitre, mi bv Bv- paper pasted together. Identified this Mr*. Wolcott who was in the court elf. 1u.il It up Mu,re uni lirekivl tl in my volCLARENCE BISHOP. Im-. Abmit July i't.t I took falltie ru;i ruytelL as one she found in stove in June. room. Identified her as the woman he Am night wateh ot thb city; know i gave buttle to Dr.' W<>u<liu-tn*i*. Thai nu-.it- WitneM next identities a letter.] My nuw with Carveth that Sunday. 'Oliver cltir *»M not iut-wfered with tn 'ny kbowlwLre, brother took this from a pocket-book Grace was with me when Isaw them; Carveth; know Mrs. -Wolcott by right; uuni ti wn* jjiven tn Dr. Wuodi!iiu>«re. -Had measles' know Curveth’s wife waa rick last sum­ t^tuM-EXAMiMAfJON,—llntl euHre cure ol and gave to me week alter Carvetii's saw them, on road about a mile from »!«ter after . atnr n. Ifartlng*. Dr. Wu.t.1- arrest. (Shown another letter.] Got my .house, Mr. Grace told me they had mer; one night after eleven o’clock this out of same pocket-book. Gave gout- up that road; about fi p. m. when train, I saw Carveth and Mis. Wolcott ■1 muij ,ui iq mui, m-nic-ine wi them to Prosecutor. 1 got the pocket- Grace came to.my house. We kept out meet at the door of the bakery; I saw ftl.nioUy lr.milnri.1. Hr u.urih liook from Carveth’s coat In tit© hoiw. of their sight along the road; concealed Mrs. Wolcott get off the eleven o’clock tiir*wit.i<-« [ugin* ia one inontii three reure i«gn. Carveth has told me repttiletilv that he ourselves in Burton's barn; saw Carveth train; Carveth waa south of Grant** I'.<h; t fiiuipun t!i-n! rfai,er Hm*. Wm «$qk did not think hi.* wife would recover; I iuul Mrs. Wolcott through crack; they elevator when tram came in. t.yc.ireai. • fast Mu’, two nreks. Il.-ul no Cron-Ex.—Think this waa In June; ;.u< «- ut kloiHhcb ur teirnlnr a-u-alloo* atari r liiutl-il into failtle al'ont July l3tll. and »a«ri! asketi him once why he sail! this. Said were by the side of road. Met Mrs. u<> uuinlu.re-. th,- . Wi» taken Febrnxry !»! he hud thought so from tbe first, lie Wolcott at Carveth'a some time before soon as 1 came to liakery, Carveth start­ mill u-bktr**. In-. I^uupoi.ui nr*t .-allril ed homeward, Mrs. Wolcott going into in'dleliM* wm* In jtaw. naurr pinto came home twenty minutenof two morn­ this. Was Introduced to Mrs. W. there; bakery. I>1*1 uol tell nl.rtl nihil lar. Atteiuieil me till I . anti *|*o«'n In cuter. W:u» away from ing ol J2th; he was out a great deal till 1 gut home that Sumlay uight a little ! luiH.i/t thr day Suiuluy. r.-u,. fined- inn- late nights; told him Sunday that I didn't after dark; noticed she had parasol. Exhibit "A" consists of the tom rflh medicine oa i"iirof;i|; ,.t rah. .HfliTcnl think a married man ought to be out so Have always been friendly with Car­ scraps of paper piwed together; they Dr. Fullrr aft-i, Ini m-'at I’ulltr'a thatng'ii my late ut nights. He seemed to l« vvrv veth; never watched unv parties before; lut-band 'Mill all night with me. MrdirU.r wm were found by Miss Sage, put together kind to his wife during her late illness. alter I watched them. I intended to ad­ way in-dlclrir. Till* i:u-.l!<;l u- tiwl jmt before I Crost-Ex.—Carveth was away from vise him not to do as he had that Sun­ by Prosecutor Colgrove and L. E. bottled It teen titling on table In si»ter'» room. W :ob.-<! all tx-ltliK till thorough!* clean. Filin* home nights frequently, from Slav 21, day night, walk out with other ladies; Knappen; a few pieces of the^letter are m cuiiil bottle from :.t>..llier gul> el <it mnilclne to August !; think he was ont later th:»t bndbei-u b>r allltl-Min - iu *l*terMro«»iu. than nine o'clock more than SaLunlay but he was arrested before I ■ bad a gone; hence the blanks In same; it is chance to talk with him, though 1 went written on\bo(h sides of a piece of psFilled third bottle With I erf. In.n uml wine •nrKill/ gA< si-ter'j uld niedteir.e. It had been In lire night, 11th. Was usually at home to to him once with intention* to give him per, that marked I being first page and kitelien »lm-e liic T.h of Ju.*- I gut ti.e b**-f. supper, but not to dinner; said he got that advice. II the second. It appear* to read m warm lunches at bfckery. He yrus out OLIVER GRACE. rinn>3H«*iiw**iu Alim, inc mu, irr. rm ..... . ...... ......... .. .. r xtre Hie powder*. Injected morphin- Into "lied In J aattu^ imd si.*toru»ok IL SHfr mit riding with me three evenings; he often Reside in Hastings; know Carveth follows! liitcbetl up to take watchers home; was my wm twour three Hint.. He alw’prte blue I ’’•J’b®”’’’ Ws' V«n vi‘l',.’oi‘.nl 45* maw. Krtt Mine numlmea In limb* Mil not .. .............. .................... ........ .............. away from home as often till ID and U well. Know Mary Wolcott -when I see her. Was at Carveth’s house with my That old man from Midel—le wait m arl' to extent n« allrrUmnJ. Ate tittle, but lint before tore hut -!• knew. [WttncM here ainlliln.t wur noted lurd. Hti*l,aiid usually identified b-.'Ule In w'ul-h ii.cdlcln- fnon cellar as 9; he said be went to Ionia once; was wife Sunday tiefooe his arrest from 2 to down , to the shop and he wanted to kepi mi HUtdilted With Itamrti*. lite Usd »!*!!» was kept. Mr*, tton-i-th tileo Id. ut n« d bottle away all night. Mrs. Wolcott and I 4 p. m. Carveth left his house about know if 1 could make army thing out alter i r. lun.ril home In M*> were more iwntre in which medicine truu erliar wa* kept] were good friends ;md were together n half an hour before I did. We met ,of it i told him i cold not he sad it was lift WOODMANSEE. good drill. Eventrfg before I found too bad and i sad it was all rit if he »iure bi Hu* ci!) niter mj return No mu’ el*e nttenillmt phy»l«'ian. In July Sir*, carv-tii ncraps of letter in kitchen stove. I went tut n:eill<!i>v b>r mr. i»r. Bnttghinali *i»lln| iraTv tneiwn. pnrinmi um- Wm-. in *»i:ten out ritling with Mrs. Walcott; Ihink n».*8B corroborated statements of Mrs. come to trj- it dear inary i wood give tn- only mxrcalter I enme baclcto Ha*tlnr*. Dr. wns inedielne. f had inrurrly pirseribcd tor Carveth went away n 4 o’clock train; Hatch ax to Carveth’* motions, and the world if i was free an you if .we Woodi'i.tiiK-w. wm i-'uricUlt MtoW that. I ?ln. C. J an 'win to Mr. I'okroie. Tlirse I gut up first that morning; what, at­ Garrison’s statements as to what trans­ we would not l?t —pel see that -jts u.H natll'li e In celfar-way at Ills »ngs»-l!->u bottles were lr . iKM*r*sluu, aim were not In­ pired up the road near Burton’s barn.could------ to------- the------- wril as-----alMM’.t July, Htb. Hail to p> throiniti clulbre terfered with lie) wen- ;u my oecreUtn, tracted iny attention about bits of pa­ Crnw-Kx.—Saw Carveth as self and per was that they were in stove, and wife were going home; told me he was oue els now mnrv 1 would like to tall you Mining, but i will not now. bat 1 « Curvrth^-*vittagr4W. wfcrd ■Viiul.r. :■ . ' ! I notlcw was “Dear." Week before he gone after cows Mrs. Wolcott bad on ------ will any dwt ue eacfwl fur yea-4MU Mv *i*tiT wm nut at faime ft nday Aftmpon. Mi. nbte* anil hMbMn! had tuel word* that now boo Is your frrnd and they will K»-.I>iun< t —TDr nteilliluc from ttoll Im did was arrested J tried to put plecce to­ yellowish drewj when saw her with mak grat promt* but they soon forget net taMi- «Hinc< »* ulinn I Irrt ihrin Uierr. <'tt<>M.*-ExAMiSAr:ox.- They wrrt- ol iwilj- gether; didn't succeed. After bi-'' ar­ Carveth that Sunday. them and wen you find wone true and cine I bn.l i>rrnar>'<l. Tlili.k I su one ul the rest took pieces to Colgrove; he wanted MRS. outer an ACE. have prooved him true, dont trad Hw D!«t;:icUy heard the ratling of gla*a and dish Iw.iUh-i tlllcl;thrllHt one. bvMi<ui Sage. ITO- pocket-book, after arrest, that contain­ lad »pon.i oh it. Took tflrdtelne at 4 o rlock. *ri!tw<l for Mr*. Orn-tli dally al Him’I shut Wife of last witness. Saw' Carveth fore a nue one. that is tho way 1. eri It titetnt unitim! then. Took tin medicine after Uli* battte nll- il. Mt.liclui- J wn* glvliut hi-r ed two letters, but 1 got |t and found 1 beard iny l-u»baud tn the celMr-way. W hen I wim Jaborandl principally. ! mvlirlur In the notes anil afterward gave them tn on nnr way from his house Sunday, toard you went to ivn.tr-way. I ent iheeaMof medtehi- cutilel. Ravetwoor Hirer ilnirhitia. JHlxiraniy Colgrove. Have not wten tho letters July 2dth. He was on stone pile north :i-»! tunic It tn my room am! had II benlde my I* an extract froni aulierb. l>.»e* nol cmitiiu since till to-dnv. Mr. and Mrs. Car­ of wooden bridge, and looked east sev­ - I Si wood not trad for any neu wone i be.l until teiltled veth liotb asked me to go to bed night eral times. Aixiut five o'clock when ; 2 vever seen yet and i due hop that will Ing bottle filled. Think I l~»k sfiTthm-fai’tlre of thunderstorm. When wo made de­ saw him. He accompanied us home, by my »l»tre on •.forHfav, July 13th. It w,.* tnay at oiicc. WaaulM gieh.'c her Gcl’linlutu coy medicine., uiy sister and myself l>oth then returned to stone pile on corner. azalues be my feeling toward you and .Ei hop you will feel the aame toward alrtxit 11 n. »n . July »H., tliat my third *nd .ironite and reratrum ulfa mi a-ional ionic ol Corroborated Mrs. Hatch as to Carveth’s J?itne that last nit wen you left me thought he whs trying to poison her. fait bad opril cainr <«n. look a do** of b*ef. IM iotnda Iron und vine about a qifartre of rire. n. Il F. T. COLG III IV F. lic-Direct—Mrs. Carveth and 1 were motions in direction of lady that Sun­ 3 । over at the brig if 1 'onely could wa* thi ’■ ly nirdlritie 1 had taken that <tay. A DlRKCV. -Dr. WiMMlntAbker btpaitht me fart- at E. Uork’ii night befortf he went day afternoon. Saw the lady; she had -^walk up street with you and rit very frw luwiutre utter taklns thl« medicine on tirertn.uilnlug July iMay Brought two away on 4 a. m. train; sister and I on light dress, red belt, and carried “Sdowu end have sum ice cream and tLc <t!i. 1 »M verv *lck ut Uieotomarh aud rom at that time. liquid I -Ixtu! niifalire Doni nnolhcr lli-il Heverrir. Thinktt wA* thu l*’h my hus- Biiurrr. I lafadnl ibem (hfantlOrd buttle-}. both agreed ils to making decoy medi­ dark parsol. Same lady passed our j shave a good c—hat how much i li.'inil mode the Imnonude. Had not any Took them *an»e uar,fane<t. them and ••xpre**ed cine, so as to be sun- whether any sub­ house soon after. E wo—d —njoy it------ 1------- you wo— tor tor b-fore. NfalresAl up with me tbe night U> Prof. Vaughn. Tory w.-n-I-fkcd in luy arc- stance was being put in medicine; we Orau Ex.—Saw this lady in face, and "the same but — must 1— tn hopes • Her 1 ilr .ok the leint'niute. Thr ttltablre we both suspected Carveth was doing this; know it was Mrs. Wolcott. After • fund niak the best ot the present and fixed far Mr. Ganr/fb to tampvr with wm from OB. V.C VAUGHS. iu> n-kulur mrillrine. *nd «(Mne water. 1 attended Decoration day services with Carveth made--------motions, he -------went-------into ------— -------— , — ■» Stf it id is vui our iv* lot tu to uc be iv to gcnirr gether i1 uuo due Alway* kept M ine gta»s<a with mrolcine In DritKcr.—Am J’rof.. Medical Cl.«iiil»iry and •»n table. ?<> that my husband would nol «u*reri Materia Medtea nf Mteti. Dnlvernlty. at Am. Mrs. Wolcqtt, at Carvetii's suggestion; •omebuil.es. taw th. tali cootlm}*—^taujie will enjoy meh other, prm «..ln» euii Noyer Uld Mrs Curtis gtace mm | „„„ ! wood llut ,rM that I was kreblii* luedlclne under pillow. Arbor. Here shown bottle containing mrdlrlni- Carveth staid with wife thnt day. N. cn-fary was In ailting rtiotn. Did nol keep from cellar way. Identities bottle us buvlnx tbut 1 ru dnlllhl prepsritory to |l.- -u It I could nol live witholt you 1 tliri-ad*. button* and nerd ire In It. They were been, wltii two ollie-», rereived tn American P. T. COLRROVE. low my WrUmony m thi. rm. Never due think ol you errs moment and I iu the machine draw. Hu-bond wu» in tbe room । Fxprr.«*«u-nleil ;u»ck.ifr. Kc)4 them locked li­ Recalled.—1 sent to Dr. Vaughn one mid to Mrs hwln that .he could not Tuhop you will'think ol me. lip—day my lal-oralory; Next ilny lifter I received them, enimlned cMiteni* ol Ixetle niariu-d X. con­ bottle I got from Mr. Niins, with other Had Mrs. Wolcott to Ol dress lor her. as to you - ami a rood tlmelfomlni taining tneilteine Irom rellar way. Tc*ted for two bottles 1 got from Woodmansee;' «he WM out riding with Carveth. I ’ end a plmeut dreams Io m-ithere lu Hie Mitt moon Sinter afterward* put mineral poioon: to-md none Te.ited for vxjreV.vvaW .<.1.1 . hui ' thi- «fa-i lu the rellnr way Iwlilml wipe bottles. tabte pol*on. ai tl futiU'l wveralHrelu* u! rtrjch- Aug. 14th. 1 personally took to Dr. V. Never said that. -I. .a.u..,.l.e I. <« ■<<. .H. nevi Ht.ntlnk when iilnv, alsocrjxL-b of -itryctinlne In bottom ot at Anu Arbor another liottle given me JOHN FLANNARY. I CARRIE GRACE. Live in Hustings; am a blacksmith; tMNUa liy Dr. Woodmansee; medicine brought <■»«>«■ ExAXtXATtox.—Got the paokace con­ Am daughter of last witness; eleven fore the time mentioned te iny direct testimony. taining bottle* from expre** otHre. Got letter nie by Mr. Minis on 24th, 1 put in bot­ yeant old. Know Carveth, also Mrs. worked for Carveth from middle ot For a rear before bi* turret my hu*band wm at about Mine time from Mr. t'ulgrove. tetter tle which I had scalded and thoroughly May till in Julr. ’K5. Bemetltber hfa Wolcott, well. Saw latter Sunday be­ wife was sick then; he told] me be d»*eiit from home three righto a week till very asked tne t<> trtt tor pot-on. but n« for auy par­ cleamsed. late. Mint Hmc* till 4 o'rhx k In the monihig. ticular yotMin. Think there wcrvJwo'or tlirre Cross-Ex.—Mr. Nims brought medi­ fore Carveth’s arreat, on corner oppo­ boarded at bakery while bis r" Hc-ximetiinc* told me where he wm. aud some. Etna at strychnine lu Hit* bottle. Bottle »a* f foil of liquid when 1 pit H. Tlih te»t I cine to me, because Miss Sage said she site Charles Welssert's. She and Car­ in Carlton; have seen Carvet about Hide* would uou Wa* «t>Mnt *o nigbla In the p:i»t three year* till 4 o’fMck In the mprning- made hiui absolutely j-osltne proof^if the pre* was afraid .Carveth would suspect veth were talking together. Were to­ bakery at other times than Hu was a good provider for hte family. No one t-ncc of alrychnluc. something if she brought it; Dr. Vau­ gether al out ten minutes perhaps. Hints, two to five times a sorneevrr told me that a burning scnnatlon from a I»R. WOODMANSEE. ghn has the 3d bottle 1 received from Saw Mrs. Wolcott go east, Carveth go­ times; waa working for Carv touch niw* mv hand was evidence of strychnine Rbcaixkb.—The content* of bottle* 1 got. Dr. .Woodmansee; don’t kuow what ing north. Saw him last near Mrs. Cota’s circus waa in the city; ix.lsoiL < ould nut l ear to have » draught of n»lile _v oay tann ausperted poison. Hint1* Uiv im Ul’•..id air on my hands. Tiihrtt 1 took some med I clites; were a* foilown: fine jaborandi; one was in it; he has it and I requested Hatch's house. heard him say that it it wasn’t [for the cine the nigh of th.- ninth. । Sluter pre It tn me. scullcap; and one H< i'etnltunni. Exhibit X. hail Crtf»’-Ex.—My mother sent me down children he would not liveth bls him to keep it:sent it to him August, im the Bight Ot Mh or ipth. dou t remember grl*entiiim; XT jal-oromlL winch. I got the apoonfui uf bitter medicine. 14th ; got it from Woodmansee between to that comer to watch Carveth and wife; he said that it cost hi ml g&OO a Mrs. Wolcott. Hunluuid .ailed t« me. airi care me tire tta1st and 14th. year for other women. Didn’t ‘ •mvinful i't medicine. I spit it out. There waa NEWTON BRONSON. JAMES A. NIM1 tell other remarks Carveth contwo umWerv with medicine In my room. Hire­ FRANK SKINNER. band gave me •omr from same spoon atterward. ■Same twtimony os he gave at exam­ Beside in this city; know Carveth; cernlng this 3600 expense for TUBMCT.- An n hlnckamltb. and worked for lt wns not bitter. TreUficd in thl» case on ex- Carveth ladiea on day of his arrest. After arrest, and ination was raid anil accepteil. Mr. saw him go by James Murphy's home men us it would be offensive 4l":K?DH?Krri^PSne4» testified that aba had while oflteer wm nt door of Carveth* shop. Ntins being sick. Mr. Nitns states that Sunday before bis arrest; heard him in court room. whispered to meat desk of rbon. say­ nolseen til! vextenlav a letter enc io* I ng doI ar Carveth Ctoss-Ex.—Conversation WOO V wauled me io do away with all tbe bottle* on 2-lth of July Miss Sage brought him tell Murphy that he was going up after Hill. Alim KlnitlfiMl letters U> her froth Carveth. ing lie goblet, covered, with medicine in; same his boy and cows; beard Murphy tell took place in June in Carveth abojj letter* I crnld fliwl about thr rirnp. Carveth told me after 1 cainr h..me that he and CMmui Examination.-Am now living in day or evening he gave it to Mr. Col­ him hte boy. had passed toward home Bqy called aixiut 11 a in. that didn't think I would ever get an* H-lter. Hn* •'apleCIty.Mirir. My family arc at Greenville. asked for money: Carveth told baud waa called James and Jim In Canada. Haven't aeen them or that grove in riuuc condition as received. some time before with the cows; Car­ ••on'rlbuted to their aupNever heard hiiu catted WUl or William until for (lx months. Worked for Carveth about veth passed on oast; and saw him turn if It was money his mother came to HmIijik*. Have beard man*' here call aport PROF. VAUGHN. month. There wni» one man in »lmt> wten could have all she wanted;but would him Will and Wtllfam. Reeollret thst husband Carveth comer north by Mrs. Hatch’ll. talked to me. Remember seeing Mr. RecalM.—l twited all bottles sent me never go home to dinner any often went into front room where "'Mllerne*** Jarne* Clarifo and W. Y. Hicks at that time MRS. WRlGhr OARRISON. On- r got up hurriedly from t*t>lr *nd went Into about shop. take any more meals with bu bv Mr. Colgrove; found stryebnine in •.it . nxim where mrdlrine was. The caua® of Hie Am acquainted with Carveth, and waa a rainy day. nil three; found the alkaloid of strych­ wurste between husband and sister waa because M1ERITT OLIVER LONG. nine in all bottles. Alkaloid of strych­ was at his home two or three times Aster retw’-mamle.l him for riayitw mtt fate a JOHN BALL. K.*. Ilu*hund said he dhtn I think he ought I nrrwited Carveth; he was In my cus­ nine does nol dissolve readily in witter; each week during his wife’s illness; grumt.le-t al •» Ire riways provldci for h e tody till after complaint was read to Live in Grand Rapids; lived don’t know Mrs. Carveth; Tuesday family. Nister »ald it took oomethtog •’f’*1'" hlnij'Hil not hold out any inducements strychnine tastes very bitter. Had all night before Carveth was arrwted he tings 6 years till Dec. 1, U5. of strychnine In any one ot Irnttliw been -belter aiwl aomcihlug to mt to make a borne. for him to make anv revelations or con- taken at once fatal results would have took me home from his house; asked Carveth; llvetl near Carveth, knew Hnsband end 1 warn at skating J1 Nerrrlater than top. m. Coovcrsatlon b*.tween feviona; ho was in my charge in Esq. him if he went walking up east with of Mrs. Carveth’s illmss. sister aud l»u.«iMuia did not commence iiimit Kenaaton’s court, when complaint was followed. Mrs. Wolcott 8undav afternoon; he fore she went to Fuller's, his MRS. SCOTT FULLER. skating rtnk aud hte being Uiere wkboul sitter denied doing so; 1 told ’ ihim he ought to house that day; Mrs Carveth read concfriiing strychnine, I arrested cry­ or Mr*. Carveth. Recalled.—Second Sunday after Sirs. ing. We went out to his MRS. NCOTT FULLER. him in his shop. Carveth returned home I was at her be careful what ho said or did, rs some Cross Ex. Never-talked with Carveth home; Carveth came in and lay down suspected him of poisoning his wife; he there he told me “It’s no use Dinner ExAMixAnoN.-Eo«lde In Carlton. Sunday. April Mh. Carveth came tmuM'. except to answer his question.*; told him on the floor, saying he wished he whs replied “Ah ha! At the gate at my Mr. Hail. I can’t stand that woman and Got sum*- ample augur aud m "‘'V home, be again denied being out walk­ shan’t live with her.” Once wh^e wife he was arrested for mingling poison dead. ing Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Wol­ wa* in country I said to him on street: with intent to murder his wife. u»li«nlrr wem aiwr urr. .a*....“Will, I’m glad to learn your krife to cott. • • dnylTth. Mr« CiuvrUiwas wyrfekMIM sage. Daughter Of Scott Fuller; had lived Crotf*Ex.—Saw Mrs. Wolcott at Cur- getting better." He replied; “The doc<1<T rume that «b*v mmhi atte vrrnt np Hiidn to hl* wife. Qune down *ayln<. at Mr. Carveth'a 10 months altogether Recalled.—At time Carveth waa tip­ say she is'getting better1 , but I "Anna wan utek and rotild never art wen. J’J- toeing across room oh day mentioned before his arreet. Was there iMt week veth’s twice; be had taken me home tore know she is not. She will never get from his house, other evenings. Snyder vtelted Nr» Caryrth TncMtoy and Wed in uiy last test imony, medicine was on before his arreet. Am acquaitied with anr better." newtar. Khrvnu bettor Wednesday. MENO HORN. was able to come down stalo nnakteil. Carveth stand in room where Carveth wm; was his handwriting. [Ht-xeshown bits of Crass ZTx.—Ilfard Mrs. Carvelih com­ Am son of E-ites Rork and live In after the Sth and la-fore the 12th; this paper pasted together, ?tnd identified H~. •EJ1! plain to him of. his bring oct lata medicine was bottled and given to Dr. same as Carveth’s writing. Shown this city. Know Carveth; also know nights. ' copies of letters taken from Carveth’s Mary Wolcott Saw them together one Woodmansee; on night-when JAMES E. BRUCE. tlilrat tor water. Md mtaptoff Hath*. Dr. gave his wife the bitter medicine, 1 pocketrbook. Identifies them as Car- evening in May last, about dusk,, ne.ar Fuller dalled Thursday nf uriuid arek. CarWas at Carveth’s the fairground. Saw him that evening Now live in Ix-elanm Co. Formerly went to Ix^ up ataira about midnight; Veth’s writing.] had laid down but a little while, when. home while his wife was at my father’s. first north of court yard, going west. worked for Carveth, as wagon maker 1 dressed and wmt down sUdra; Car­ He was away from home four nights in Saw her half an hour later going same Commenced with him June 21d. and a week while she was away. Was at way. Saw them meet at north cast worked in his shop till six or eight •tomacb. vwntled. faJd. nutrtbea* In Mpa *ud veth told me tlmt his wife wild her med­ limb*. Nha termed to be unable to breath. icine was bitter* but he insisted it was Carveth’s a week before his arrest. In corner of fair ground, on State St. weeks after his arrest Remember that Hm! to fan her a prut deal. Day followln* C/» not; one evening the next week, Carveth thattime I noticed that he got home Watched them till they got opposite his wife wa* rick In Jane and Joly. rWt wm wonre. He went awny next monilnt: the of fair• -ground. ip,,.. a.,w. late some Maahsawsa. nights. ---- r>large ■- gate ---------------— ■ ■ — Didn’t Heard him say in preeonce of Ftannary Returned tbjl evralna with Mr». May nard wbo came home early, bringing temona. quite Cmm Ex. Tttf.— __Han't ‘ ----------t'nw Cant BTW specify whnt nights wateh them any Ilonger. . ths that “it cost bim »SOD for other women? staid till Bunday. Sunday Carretb raw ngrirn [Corroborated Mm. Carveth s tertimonv •“-s.isl'nLHfiliSi' ™ about tbe lomonade episode.] Carveth ha was away In wuek before hit arrest. I Cra* Ess.—It was soua tlna last wf Wi �Carveth while aha wm at Fuller’a I MW him Writing to hl. ^f book in Zhnn- MW him te*r; out part of • lea*. went to Dr*. after medicine; went from SJd in bls hand, do it up to • there to Carveth’s house; he wks not ai home; waited till 11 o’clock that ntaht See of new.pw. and later raw him before going home, because I wanted to g. wm to his shop. When he return- see him about his wife; saw him on tlie street as I was unhitching my bone S’to shop with <h* officer- 118 hU desk, ‘ook out some paper* and put to go home. tbttu to the fire. Baw him step up to Stancr and whisper something to him. Li vein Hastings; know Carveth and Man- Wolcott; remember going to MRS. JULIES STARK. mrwt-Am •*» <rifeorjimu,surk. Grand Rapid* last summer when Fore­ paughs show was there, and Gov. 8L thp 1 taker* husbiin<i has run tbe bakery SJrlTtZi* 1M-. know Sl.ry John spoke there; quite sure it wm tbe Wolcott worked for me for <>v*r a year Ibth of June; came back that night on previous to Carveth’s arrest; while hia 1123 train; saw Carveth on that train; wife was in Carlton, he took three meals was in cur when 1 came in; was sitting • day at our bakery tor two weeks; wm with Mrs. Wolcott; he got up and let there very frequently during hia wifes me sit by Mrs. Wolcott, Cross Ex.—Himiiand went with me; sickness, several times a day often-. there evening, often: usually came many Hastings people in Grand Rapids every evening hut not to stay long; he that day. Mrs. Wolcott came to bakery in•company ■pent most of time while wnue m in bakery oaaery with — vu.^, »with myself and husband; SA JX Wolcott; she went out uvnnlntra evenings we lb e next to toktrr. Saw Carveth ft? . .. _v_ walking somrtlnw; remember her tom-i turn and go toward home from depot wiUKiug soinmiiiw. . inir home from Grand Rapids on II 11 JO JO p.f P-f that night. ing m. train one night; heard wn***®" r with her; didn’t see him; I let hetf Reside in Haatings; wa* working for the house: know that Mrs. " °J C ?^ line noose: auuw ’"Z^T Spiral Buggy Co. week before his arrant; wrotegoto a rood many letters the week rrotea meny letteni the week De be­headquarters were next to Carveth’s fore --- -Carveth ------- ------’s arrest;- Mrs. Wolcott Wolcott callcull­ shop; naw” Carveth go to bakery many ed Carveth, Will; (witness Indentified time*, often us three or four times a day three kinds of paper on which were sometimett. written notes purporting to have been ' EDWARD SMITH. written by Mrs. Wolcott as same kind of paper kept In token-, and ink on one Parent* live in St. Louis; am now in as being like that i»ed in token) (wit­ county jail; have lived with uncle in ness shown these letters exhibits “B. Castleton for sometime; while in jail ••F " and “G.” and asked in whose hand­ with Carveth, lie asked me to write a writing she thought they were; said letter to his wife; I did this without two of them looked like the writing of any promise from anybody that it Marr Wolcott, was not so positive Would lessen my punishment tor the atoiit the other one.) Saturday was our crime for which I wa* in jalL (Shown busiest dav in talking; very many came exhibit MD".) That is not my hand­ in that dav to get lunches. writing; it looks like my writing, but Cross £x.--While his wife was in I didn’t write that; what I wrote was country, he was in bakery an hour or in red ink. two evenings {Mrs. Wolcott wrote four Cross-Ex.—Time 1 wrote for Carveph letters last week before his nrrest. Wiis atout taxpaying time; think Car­ At this point exhibits “E," “F,”nnd veth gave letteEto hi* toy; he hurt his hand <m cell door was reason I wrote ?G’’ were admitted in evidence. for him; dout know whether Carveth (Copy.) enclosed any thing in h(ter I wrote or; S EXHIBIT ”E.” Dearest Friend. । It d*4>e me lots of good to read your letter don't think for one moment that 1 will ever get tired of your writing to me you say you were disappointed Saturday liecause 1 did sot write. I know you was I could sw by yonr looks I would have written if possible but could not get a chance there is always so many in that day. do not think that I forgot vou yesterday in my walk alone my thoughts were with you when 1 feel bad you are the Grat one I think of oh dear friend I don’t know why it is that I feel so tuui all the time 1 believe there is some thing going to happen to me I am going to have some trouble perhaps it is because I do not feel well it was such hard work YMerday to.try to make it pleasant for tfiVrest I could hardly keep from cry­ ing all day oh Will 1 do feel so much alone in tne world you are all the one I have to go to all the one that cares for ■e you are dll the one that has a kind word for me I would like to see you aud talk with you and will see you to­ night if you care atout just talking with,jne 1 am all right about what I told mu we will wait until some other tim you think best 1 abnll go over there anyway aud yop, can do what you think Uit oli you don't knnw bad it made me feel last night to look at jrou iud think that ynu-WbffiPv. acme one dee I have al wavs longed for love that 1 never got J have always Doped and hoped for something ufltil tltuo almmt?wnM an eternity and yet it is hoj>e ..^d 1 guess will uever l»e a rrnlitv yet If it was not for hope the h» art would break I must stop now and go to work always your . true friend (Copy.) I will see you to-morrow night after rite has t»een here then will know what ■he is going to do. Oh! 1 can hardly wait I nm counting the hours yon will be mine for a little while wont vou it is «) dark I cant see so will not write any more I wish 1 could talk with you to Dig ht. (Copy.) EXHIBIT “G" Dear FriendAll have gone to bed but myself. 1 have been sitting here alone looking out of the window thinking of you on you lonely road poor tov, my heart aches for you you dont know how 1 longed to tell you to-night one true friend wa* ever with you in thought if bo where else no one can deny ua of that privilege. I h® e felt so bad for a few days myself I copld not keep from crying hut night in church I came home and went to bed and had a good erv, raid more than once oh Will you will be my friend if no one else is ' (No signature.) ORSOK SKINNER. • Recalled.—Vias in Carveth’s shop when he returned after arrest; saw him go to desk, get letters and put them in forge, where they burned; (shown ex­ hl wt “G.") I found th to in Carveth’s desk; wa* cleaning out the desk when 1 found it: put it in pocket, and took to Mrs. Curtiss. HU. HOTT. Live in Irving anil work on farm: in months of June and .1 uly I waa at work for Geo. Gregory. Hastings township; know Carveth; have done work for him; saw him night of June I8th, atout ten o clock; moonlight night; woman from kakory. Mrs. Wolcott, was with him Dear his shop; they met near shop, one coming from north, other from west; they went in shop and locked door: 1 waa on sidewalk when I raw them go in •mb; I stepped upto side window and looktd in; they were in a compromising position on couch when I saw them; th«y were in there ten or 15 minutes; 1 saw them come out. crow Bx.—1 .wear positively that there was a couch in the shop, and that Carveth and Mrs. Wolcott were on this couch. Mxrrr fuller. In Cnrlton; know Cnmth ud “T* ^ira da v hl* wa* nmwtod "v'’1* “h"p; hl" bu™ 2*ak-n Irom bu dmk th.: WoiorJ^*4 T0* hi,n Mrs. ,h.“ •KO «»d I »»0 IhM JSwb.hiS”* mB“k _ Jo*» BLoon. GEOROE SWMET. Reside in city; live on State road; know Carveth and Mm. Wolcott; dur­ ing Mrs. Carveth’s illness have seen him and Mrs. W. out riding three dif­ ferent times; twice they were driving ensL, once west; it was between sun­ down and dark each time. FRANK GRANGER. Reside in Clyde. Ohio; lived in Hast­ ings till June loth 1J5; am baker bv trade; knew Carveth; knew Mr* Wol­ cott some; saw them together totwren 8 and 9 p. m. one evening just before I went away; saw them come out of Stark’s bakery together, come to New­ ton house comer, crofted to brick torn corner, and then went east from there. Exhibit “B,” also tottlea sent Prof. Vaughn marked X, XI and X2 offered in evidence. EXHIBIT B. Hastings September 20 To uiy wife and family i now rit thee few Unes to vou kd<1 hop you are geting beter, I am tired of life in here but aa a man sues so must he rep as the bible says, i have aoed sum seed of good and some of bad in my tint, but i have lam­ ed a tatron that 1 never will forget, in too of tnd>!-i since i came in tore, but i. noe Aney you Dave have had your share of truliel here, but god noes i pray that you mawhave a d>»y of Jov Ct A 1 due pray that you and my tr»* ys may h>nc comfort yet, wcq ithink .of ail the ptet how much comfort we tnit had it i had taken your advise 1 cant say that you ever give me a bad : advise in your life, but i can say you all wee give me a good one, now i aer it a.* i never seen before, but it is too lat 1 trust gial will forgive me for not tak­ ing your cind ndviar. but i cun say one thing, and that is I hop you will for­ give ine for lieing woe pnkin'd in menci ways for lx-ing out at nit and if my Inst word, on earth should to here i cant My that you was unkind to ms God nors that but if 1 have to spend the renmnder of my days locked up i bop you will pray for me, that 1 may to spend the rest of my days that 1 may meet you and the* dear toys in heveu and ail my friends if i have aney. Anuey I dont want y ou to think that 1 will cause you aney trutol it 1 ever get out of here 1 wood not due aney thing to make you trutol if i cant due anev thing to comfort you. i never will due am-y thing to harm god (orbit 1 should ever due aney thing to hurt you, but if there is aney thing I can due to help you i am ever redy as i allwes wm, but a* i live and god my Judge ever iu« i hop to live a dilerent life while 1 live it may not to long god noea i dont A i will think of sum of the prarce that that you ofrred up for me many times you may thinkthat this is onley tock but god noes that it comes from a poor sioer in j;de, i spent money ourea dur­ ing the last week crying and praying to be forgiven, & If you think i am worthy of praying fore will you be soe cind as to pray fore poore unwortbey me as i need youre prnrvs. MISS SAGE, Recalled for cross-s-x.—Don’t remem­ ber any particular Sunday night that Carveth left Mr. Fuller's before supper, but know he did not ala-ays stay till supper time that day; am quite sure I gave Dr. Woodmansee 3 bottles at one time; identifies two of the tottire In evidence iw ones she gave Dr. Wood­ mansee. The other one coutaiulng Iwef. iron and wine, was a little round totlle, and Is nol one of three in evifria«s of medicine 1 took to Mr. Xims from tbe cellar way, wm in Mime condition when 1 noticed It in Mr. Nlms house as when 1 first put it In cellar way; noticed crystals in tottom of gla«s at Mr. Nims house; have received letters from Carveth when I was in Canada; know his handwriting. IRA HOYT, Recalled for eros»~ax—Looked in went window of Carveth’s shop when I saw him and Indy in there; gtaa* was broken out; looked through sash; it was a long window; stood there looking in for five Minute?; lounge was a little bit to the right of the window; wub Dear the toBows; wus to ten of anvil and six *!Y0Lll: ,0‘‘“ire wm 3or4 feH from •hte of Mum; think there wus vice cm bsuth near fo-od of kmnge; lounge wa* *erU j1011 toUows. Broke colt two «<o; no lounee ♦« BparJy evm. last rammer 1 wm in Carveth unlocked door before they went in; there is foot-catch to one of double doors inside, but heard that fasten when they went in; it w» stout ten; 1 was back from the window 10 or 15 feel towards barn, and saw Them alter they left; heard door catch; the shop was locked when I went to door; I raw Mrs. Wolcott in face; I wus about four feet from her; waa a light night, and I raw her plainly; after that time I walked to my brother’s, five miles from town. I was at Mr. Gregory*a atout 5 p. m. that day, left soon after; waa at Mr. Reynolds’ afterwards; he lived across mad from Mr. Babcock’s; talked to Mr. Slattery on road from Grigory’s near big spring; talked *ith another party along the road idsn; talk­ ed with Mr. Reynolds* when 1 got to his house; walked around on streets; was also up near old depot; nui married; wife lives at my brother's In Irving. OLI VEK GRACE. , called croM-ex—I know A. J. Raymond, of Carlton: talked with him atout the occurrence up the road near Burton’s; did not t»-ll him that it occur­ red July 5th; it was July 26lh. By a ruling of the court, the testimo­ ny of Mrs. Scott Fuller and Miks Jessie Sage relating to symptoms of Mrs. Car­ veth during her illness was stricken ouL Clement Smith opened case for tho defense; said the defense expected to prove that Carveth was kind to wife and family; so much so that such a crime as alleged could not be presumed against him; that he was away from home no more than circumstances re­ quired; that defense expected-to prove beyond doubt that on the Sunday when Grace and Wright alleged they saw Carveth and Mrs, Wolcott on road near Burton’s torn, she was at home all day and evening with her sick son; that at tbe time of thealhgvd blacksmith shop incident testified to by Hoyt, she was ‘ not in the city. They expecU-d to show that all testimony from prosecuting witnesses connecting respondent aud Mrs. Wolcott in any. coinpro uising manner was wantonly and wickedly:, false; they expected to show that there was a conspiracy to rtiln this man Carrwn nnr ™ ■ veth, ?• .U but could not promtoe promise ho^r how comcom- , plete thdr evidence would to uu cod-: ■piracy queetion. I Monday being a legal holiday, court ’ adjourned till Turedny mon.ing at 8 Ji). I w, h«wlu. JHE ALMIGHTY COMPOSITION. AsrteadtertaU. The earth upon whteh we live fat vidod into two eterae# of ratotaucM, which are denominated organic and in­ organic. The Unit class embrace, all such bodies m have resulted from life, whether in the animal or vegetable klngiioms. The second, all such todies m have not resulted from Mfe. a* well M thorn retualns of animal or vegeta­ ble life m have been reverted by the prooee* of decomposition to a mineral form. All plant* are composed also of two cla**#s of substance.—the first, oombortible and volatile, and which, when subjected to a certain degree of hcaL disappear# In an invisible or gas­ eous state; the second, incombustible and fixed, being the portion that re­ mains after being subjected to heal M above indicated. Three two are also denominated organic and inorganic; organic, because thow *utotanccs which are vital to the growth and or­ ganisation _ of plant* or animals are Inrgely combustible, and the bases are inoombnstibla. But in the . oomnlete study of the orgnntoxlion of plant* noth classes mutt to taken into considera­ tion. and it is only In a oomparativelv limited sen*e that any portion is called inorganic for tbe reason of the very small percentage of ash er inorganic substanee that remains after toihg con­ sumed. The organte-and inorganic parts can easily to distinga’uhed from each other in the following luminer: 1. Fire destroys the -organic, but can have no effect upon the inorganic. * 2. The organic deeompoan under the influence of warmth and moisture, but th- inorganic retain their distinctive character. S. Organic compound* can not to made ont of simple element* bv the Croce-ssre ot the laboratory, but chemL* can form beautiful and complex crystal# out <rf inorganic material. ’The organic or volatile part of plant* con«litut<:« s«uy nearly-ninety-live per cent, of tite whole, anti is composed of carton, oxygen, hydrogen and nitro­ gen. with small quautitlna of sulphur ami phowhorous. Tlie inorganic are chiefly phospiiorous, jmlphur. silicon, vhlormo. potassium, sodium, calcium. uiar0Mhl£ lww Mni| ma tganree. with verv ‘mall quxnHiie. .( atrium, oxygen aud aitrogeu Three constitute the. principal element* of any importancm ,a »i“« agr^u/”- "nd varms in the amount actually found tn in. Bjkww patron* an extra edition, giving a com-: ptaUqnoftf.ot U>. tathnonr ukro r 1 ! in the Carveth case uu behalf of the I Koplr. Kno»lBk th.: th„. 1. . <l~n i , . , , . • I interest in the case, we thus place the) Uvtimony before our readers at the ear- j ncter ot the plant; but no anproxiin*-, by an average of dfU-rcot vtumates. Wolf and Knop, who have dime much for <:<.,» .11 tl.. Jrn.r worthy analyse* of agricultural plant*, all air dried oxrepi the 1ml give the falfa*fag perceatagra; Will buy more GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CROCKERY and 3 GLASSWARE at Md Than at any similar establishment in Barry county. Proof of the pudding i« the eating of it. The correct t«-> <yf the above assertion is a thorough trial. We invite the bargain hunter to make the test to his satisfaction. Wo can point to scores who have done sol To-day they are our regular custo­ mers. Why this is so can be summed up in this. We pay cash for our goods. Wet sell them for cash and Thereby we save time I and money in not keeping books; save paying constable aild justice fees. As we give no credit at all we lose nothing fr<im bad debts and interest on a.-counts. No man is good enough,financially to get credit at our store. When a customer buys ^xxls. of us he pays for the gooLsonlj. He is not paying for time aud money Mpcut for book-keeping' He is not feeing the constable and justice. He is not helping to feed the dead-beat nor paying interest on long time accQonh. You can see plainly from tbe above why we can and do sell gotxte in our line cheaper than credit dealers possibly cat. We are the leaders in low prices and we dare qjfote prices. Best roBer flour. p--r cwt. - bTiwl •• - 13P • du< • fi [ “ IVxMted Hit) C.VfT' Granulated wheal mral. per 8» <6 Ccrealine. per p wkage. 15 •• two packages. - ‘ • 2.1 7 liira Kirk's Soap. Entire wheat ll’r. p.-r rwL. 3 73 A 7*^ inch gl.ws stand htn* (We are the only h«>a*r in th»« city efttupl'l*. with burner aid Aliirh hondita the gmuin^ brand of XXX flint gta*- chimn-y. EMtjy and gold hanging' 'amp. this flour.) Spmr Head plug tobacco, p-< lb. 45 ; <11 tM cutatetirig of >>utv-r ' dish. #ug*r bowl. < p-aai-f and Sweet Cuba, fine cut, ** V* *poo:i hnWer, all lor Itol Boy. 4> - 300 matches. - * .1 umbo “ •• •• 35 •Sentry smoking tobacco 18 THE BUSY LITTLE BEE. In these days of popular scienoe It i» hardly necessary to make more tha, passing reference to the part which th bee playa in nature. In the vegetnb' world it is a vital neceMity that the fe tilixing pollen from the stamens <> certain flowers should be carried to th pistils of other flowers, and the mtoio of the toe is to . unconsciously cam __ rprecious __________________ ,w. tho dust from_ blossom to M bios wm in her search after the tempting rtmn drop nf of_________ nectar will, with wki.k which -' the .U sbi. floweret* reward the winged bearer ol their love meuagea A wonderful ani1 fascinating chapter in natural history i* that which treat* of the relation* ex' >Uog between flowers and insects -'Flowers may to divid--d into tw< cla**e«, those fertilised through- thr action of the wind, and those in which fertilisation is effected through tho in­ tervention of insects or a like agency. Darwin and others have shown what interesting stratagems flowers of the latter class resort to in ofder to secure the service* of insect* in thia respect. Every little foible and weakness of the winged visitor is pandered to. What is commonly called a flower is indeed nothing more than a skillfully devised trap to attract the attention of insect#, and then Insure their services toward hrtiliration. Our little friend the bee is Mthetic in his tastes, and. behold, the v*rietins of flower, vie with each othci to beguile his attention in tho display of the most artistic blending of color# and beauty of design. Sho Ukto sweet •cent*, and the laboratory of nature is called upon to distill the choicest per­ fumes to humor her. But hese arc but an advertisement for the nectar which it is the principal object j of the toe to obtain, and when •ha bu .llgbM in ...reb of IA It I. only to find u,,t the flowers have in many eases devised the most exquisite little mechaiiical ar­ rangement whereby ahe is unconscious- ’ ly compelled to effect thoobject toward the fulfillment of which they have in­ dulged in such a lavish expenditure of beau ty and swoetnr##. h i# all efftetei in the simplest manner through the great law of natural selection, here seen in operation in It* severe mmplieity; for the flowers of those plant* which present the greatest facilities for fertilisation get th«dr seed Mt and no In­ sure the eoutinuance of their specie* white the unsuitable and snaooommodating kind remain barren and are gradually weeded oat. In the babel of tonguee and since first he found a voice the post has sung of. the love* and sorrows of mankind, but nature still waits for him to interpret her heart; if hs ever learns to do so. there will to a new rongta h‘B far he will have njwonderfal theme.-Longman’s Jfag. —Minneapolis is .aid to turn rat for horse sale* with greater <mthn.ia*i& and VI All Goods Sold Cheap. en by the court, will be published in man of this city. I 00 All good warranted first-daw at the Cash Grocery Home. much as may be tak­ lished. is the production of a gentle­ ■i We are retailing sugar at wholesale prices. liret possible moment. The balance dr' the evidence, nr •2 40 i Choice Japan tea. J. H. BEAMER &.C0. BEST The above table ..now lively uniforiu quantity of each ot the ingredient*, wafer, organic matter and a*h in the gra*MM. grain* and *eed«nnd straw, of which the ash or inorganic portion i# small, a# well a# in the other ■aibitunce*. Very much of thu vola­ tile portion of plant*, except the waler and atnmnnia, te derived ilinmly from the ntui'uphere. while the marganic or Mh portion conte* from the soil with the water in wiution. Prof. Johnson, in ••How Crops Feed,” prcMtit* thia matter iu the following eondansed form: Tabular view of the relation, of the atmospheric ingredient* to the life of plants: 1 Si rtP,nlD* fruit, i 1 i ~ FURNACE MADE. And therefore the cheapest is the Carbonfo acULto f. 4 ai- ■ Its Points of Superiority are: through to# root#. 1 Diving Flues, effecting a great saving ot fuel. Getting x* the greatest quantity of neat from a given quantity ol wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. 9 .• I .---- “.......... -i.o.urvau cuiupo.1l- tion of plant®, the ultimate conatitu. ent* or element* are seldom meatioued because they are .rldoid taken up in tii.ir eluiurntery form; they are there­ fore spoken of as proximate principles or compound#; thm carbon is taken up by plant* as carbonic acid gas. phos­ phorous m photphoric acid, nllrogrn m nitric acid, ammonia. The proxi­ mate principle, are divided into album­ inoids, carbo-hydrate., vegetable acid# vegetable oils, alkaloid# and coloring mailer. - Carbruhydratea take their name from the element* carbon, hydro­ gen and oxygen, of which tbsr are oomposed, and are subdivided into woody !1l?L'irth!Sh.M”-ncJ’f0^ '»*«riat to' agricul.miNt#. The principle constitu­ ents of woody fiber ia ocllnloan, which l^tn*JrTVQTti°n •*' ’•ffrtable Sd ™r?£in5 “! ^iramiwork. and especially st the oeU walla It exists In fcome segetable autotancM when air-dried, m follow.: ' Potato tutor. GSf Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but one. Thisgnes “• the Kenfleld furnace a great advantage over other fur­ naces as a heat producer. Q It has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This v. saves much trouble and inconvenifmce. 4 E^iouV. t0 adj118* to get a given temperature in R Thickness of shell, and castings And radiators ; giving as* surance of long wear and better uniformity of-heat. flues, insuring much more heat than tbe orainary horizontal flues. 6• Perpendicular 1 hose who expect to build houses the coming season will save money by heating with furnace. The best, made furnace, the most economical, is the Kenfleld furnace. Call at Brooks & Kenfield’s, & Woody fiber also ha# a more #oiid ^au7/h!^/1*n,e“t U,an ®*llulo*e Antd ,l.T>^,n’1'nor*c,irbon' *»d is eslied Hgufa-otaroh, •# abandant in ratable., and MpeoX y i J •*4. tubers; it U fouJd 52 in Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. Mo More 'Wood � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-02-25.pdf 5f25e3a544bdcf8d39d256695396be05 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXX. NO. 44. The Hastings Banner. Hastinos, Barky Co., Micu. MARSHALL L. COOK. SUBSCWPTIQN RATBB ADVERTISING RATES: wlumu per year........................... ....|100 ou Etira chante fur special .positions. JOB PRINTING. B^ax-ul pride h felt hi the Job Printing DeparaiM*utof the Banxf.k. kverytblug in the satire oflicu and with the latest faces of •<pa, the inurt approved patterns of machinery* and competent workmen employed, enables the 41 W: LOWRY. M.D, Vf. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. etas io town or country promptly attended. Office hour*- a to 10 A m. and 1 to 3 p. m. Teiepiiooe at Holloway*' drug atorv. (MT Special attention paid to surgical dlaeasea sutd dlsejws ot the eye«*nd ear. nr IT LAN Dis’ M. D., 'V . Physican and Surgeon. ' Woodland. Mich. :<muu1 there day or nigl.t. l R. TIMMERMAN . ilinnujputhie Physician & Surgeon, F (First door cast of Holloways* drug store.) R. Wm. JONES, Dentist. BAU work promptly attended to. 1<X>K * SHELDON, (Office tn Abstract Block. Ha^Uiuc*, Mlcb.) County. J. WRIGHT, AGalin• <U» or hi-hl promiitlyPhysician. attended to. voice at renldeoce. one-half mile cnst of Carl- DIHLIP T. COLG KUYE. Lawyer. I. • - rruswutlo^sMterney for Barry County. i ri. • County News. HICKORY CORNERS. John Montgomery has moved and taken possession of the house and black­ smith shop formerly occupied by Geo. McElwain. * Geo. MjcEIwain has moved into the house owned by Mrs. Iteliefa Gasfonl. Mustang Liniment is older than recently occupied by Charles Clark: most men, and used more and while the tatter has moved into the house recently vacated by John Mont­ gomery. C. C’ Messenger has gone in search of a place to locate iu the jewelry businemi. He talked of prospecting* some 1 in Indiana and tlience to Arkansas. Frank Burdick while shoveling snow ^EW/STOCK OF from ti>e roof of bls residence the other nay. slipped and fell to the ice and snow Mow, hurting his shoulder and siuv. Fortunately no Jxinra were brok­ en. Mrs. Reliefs Gesford. of Kalamazoo, is visiting her old friends and neighbors at this place. Peter A. Young, Alfred Bradley and sevorul other farmers residing about here have sold and delivered their fat hogfi on FridivY, the 12th, at Gull Com­ ers. at *4.00 per 100 live weight. I. C. Bishop has returned from Penn­ sylvania, where he has been for several week with hte sick father, whd is now much better. Born, to Charice McCoy and wife, on Tureday, the 9th, s seven pound girl. ’ Born, to William Landon and wife a son, on Thursday night the Uth. Depnty .Sheriff Waitace McNeil has gone to Hastings for the purpose of as­ 12, 14. 16, 18 and *) ft. sisting Sheriff Long to run the present term of Circuit Court. • Jacob TY TV 1 uacoo Lennard Lennara buried uuried another child, child. _ th“c Txrr, zZ ’ unlay tirday last. lust. Funeral !■ uneral services were held st the M. P. church. Rev. Mr. French, All widths and lengths. of Richland, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Lennard have the heartfelt sympathy ot friends and neighliors in this their sad hour of bereavement. The Washington ball at Thompson’s Three.grades. Seconds and No. 3 for hotel was thiniy attended on Friday for sheds and repairing old roofs. night. ; Quite a number of citizens from this ’ place attended the crystal wwldiog of j Charles Finnan and wife, of Bedford, ^'Saturday last. The presents Hemlock, 16 ft. ' were veryevening numerous, ami many of i them very fine. Iniczi- nnrl nfltnJr Will Black and Bertie Pennock had a J Olbl cinCl OCanilllJg, two mile race at A. A. Aldrich's r ak W. ™, rumtab u, taxth UP to SOB-1 Sipllm °Kl'nn,l^lm.rXup. " Man and Beast. LUMBER! BINTLSY BROS. & WILKINS Barn Boards^ Common Fine Boards,:"‘V1“lt!l,*,r-•!j'w’V”“I C. WELTON » ... .... v—. >»vr s Insurance Co. He wntes policies on a man's property against . by tire, lightning or wind: agaitift » man's ; Ito by death and accident. E KENASTON, Attorney at Law, Shingles, Fencing. C. C. Messenger has returned from :1”k""r ........ . Hardwood Flooring, WV muk,- „ .purtolt, °of Ihd., >(F~>XBnnllckto.bteio to mound “ PM'Elm. •»| Practices la all courts or the State. Collections i-rompUy attending to. Tou jTcarvetil Attorney at Law. Middleville, Mich. Custom Kiln Dryinc io Order. ' Mose# Lawrence, one of the pioneers | of Barry Co., is in a critical condition. ' with little hopes of his recovery. Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks _mI, .. /’aKEP0BTpL\BMK .t HIKER. for inside finish. From the 1era)d. . ’ Attorneys at Law and • Mrs. Peter Henney is seriously ill Solicitors in Chancery. with rheumatic fever. in Uulou block, over Fk-unn-r Rm.) j There will be a temperance lecture in the Congregational church. Sunduy Pnuiicc Io all courts ot the stale. Attend to i evening, March 7th, by Mrs Benjamin, MnacTiolo^a Insurance taken etc.. rrjiCTUuof Portland. . j Jordan A Herrick, the new harness Kaktin v. bahker.bc«i BMJUf. | I makera, seem to have their share of Insurance and I<oans. 1 work. They can be found first door with J. tl. Runyan & San. J door* north west of the meat market. SpwlalMention Kiv7nOtoCmakiui: exchanges otOCK £Ve are I On Saturday morning last, one for*4 prr>|>erty. The Interests of non-resident - • 1 wanl wheel of Myron Treplv’s carriage i rotwrty owners carefully looked after. Parma was entirely demolished by coming in nt all sUea tor sale ot exchanxe. Houses and contact with a passing wagon. i H. WIthey returned to Tennessee yeaiUjK.MKNT SMITH, *-terday. Mr. W. arrived in Freeport *Lawyer. Parties desiring 18 and 20 ft. Bam | hist Friday and enjoyed meeting his old • m Uuiow Hall Block, over store of W. k Boards will save money by buying I fnends at the Herald party in the even­ , Goodyear & Co.) " now. ' ’ I >nK■ About 15 young people thoroughly ; surprised Louisa and Matic Stnelcher BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. J last evening, by invading their quiet ------------------------------------------- :------ rj----------- I home after the inmate# had retired. NAPPEN & VanARMAN, lawyers. w rXrTTTnxY A11 were soon awake and the house ■ Over H.vtluxs National Bank.) inmg with laughter and mirth. May x • ■----------------------------------------------------- our Wung people livelong to rememf ber these pleasant memories of their ILLIAM B. HWF.KZEY, Attorney youth. V. and Solicitor in Chancery. C. V. Keigler. Henry Will and Chas, i Bronsoipftre in Hasiings this week as ‘ jurors. WILLIAM B. SWKEZEY. ! Hiram Rogers has lieen-drawn as a Vi Justiceof the Peace. | juror for the March term of the circuit fwUcetl.MW. aspecialty and district court at Grand Rapids. I Samuel Zelner's brother. Reuben Zellur, of Philadelphia, is visiting him r. j. w. rock. The .Niagara, Falls (Route. Physician and Surgeon, I anil other relatives in this part of the i state. He will return home ibout Is prepared la give prompt attention to all who GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. way desire !■!» services. Office at residence. ■ March 1st. Tukiwt effect Nov. 39th. IS®. Henry Thomas had the misfortune to : have a smush-up on Saturday morning I M. B. GILLASPIE, : last. Nothing injured but the carriage. 1. Notary Public. His best girl was safe at home when I il il I the accident happened. i Messrs. Chaa. Middlebrook and Wai­ BTAT1OXS. I W. ▼ ROOM AN, ' ter Baker, of New Ashford, Mass., are os a. Auctioneer, visiting their uncle, A. S. Iteming, of i n of cxpcricDee In errlux sueBowne. F. E. Deming of this place, and been euxlnlly murrsiaal li> Graod K*t»id» Lv. ia«i \#0 other relatives near here. The young ve ntock. I know I ran serve MMaieviMe.............. #.« men think of remaining In this state for ixa »y rail n|*on me. sew.- Irving..................... i.'i» . S.4M IM a year at least. nr ItaOTlNU#............... LV. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, I Doorg and Blinds Always on hand. AbOVC ire Stock Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. K WHOLE NO. 1604. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 25, 1886. XlrrTirr MICHIGAN ( jENTRAL W New York । Rxuwm. X ”L3B IX 4“ 4.1! 7.00 ir.ii 7J/7 7 AT an BAT ll.«l n . £io ■LOU LIxor. t£ T7Y1B BALK a first class Incubator In perfect r order very cheap at the residence of Dr. Hoch in <irangwIUe with a capacity (or hatebHu;KOr^fi al one time. All Instructions given Gr'd RapidF.xpresx ; H । D Detroit. - l-» Eaton Raridx ElfUt Judicial Circuit, in Chancery. . (-barlotte Upon due proof bv affidavit that John A. him- Nortivtne......... QW» :uxj Charles K. Simon.-, defendant* lu the ....... -....... ^bove entitled cauMi pending in this court rrride •wl of thu .Hfcitr ot Mh-htgaa and in Ute Btata of Paelfie ExpraM. । Mall. Kiisotu. James K Howarth. Charles Howarth. Uvorc- L Howarth. Msrri* A. Howarth. WflJhuaF. Howarth. John W. Howarth. Nathan | wutnrjMD. ixro 1.15 1.4T LOO A . M. ,- M A. X. O.li 4.On 12.45 T.il IIW 2-S KJO •LUO 0.00 11B B.10 115 ».« i* k . ».IO STATE ROAD. Quarterly meeting nextSaturday and Sunday at the Friend church. Miss Parks, of Woodland, is spending a few days with Lyman Chamberlain^ family. Lyle Fisher is sick with the dutch measles. Bennie Merrick had an at­ tach of inflamation of the lungs, but is uow better. Rev. Stewart is holding a series of meetings at the Martin school house, and is ably assisted by Rev. HunsberS<Mra. Burnitt sold a hog that weighed 580 lbs. Ohlyes, Johny found his glove. Elmer’s best girl was to church 8uni day eve. but the walking was not good, i The literary was postponed one week 4.3B W» 2.« that the said dafeudMtta do apjK-ar and answer Grand RaytAx Ar 3.30 6.00 KUS on account of bad weather. the bill of corapHInt filed Iti tuM rnu»e -within hmert Utt or The evening prayer meetings are well AU trains run by attended and are doing good. •d; and further, ttet thl« order lie published A surprise at Clarence Olmstead’s within twenty days from this date. In the ItartTuesday evening, it being his birthday. Itrt Michl /Lal t.r» BAKxnit. x Little Taber Myrea has been very KapIdT* iMdlMOa B. It for Ihg City and Fetoalrj. Yarkand Paclfir Et- sick with lung fever. nrM* daiiT. All otber trains dolly exeept l*mThere are gentle hints of an oyster supper in the near future. BUKH Local Ap-nt IUMIdrs. Boys! was the walking good going IMfi.haT.LtMW north, and who spelled the school down. Mr. Will Merrick was attending Circuit Jud«#. court tast week. IrwwMwA whm TUmMm J—rvllf WM- TELEORAPHYttnrgSS: Mrs. Stanley is on the sick list with a severe cold. The dime society will meet at Mrs. Jane Fisher’s at the old homestead Thursday March 4th. All are invited. A prayer meeting at Mr. Willis Rolfs last Friday evening, after which a large family bible was presented to Mr. Robert Myres as a token from bis friends. Mr. L. E. Richards and wife are spending a few days in*town. They have purchased a home in Middleville where they will go In the spring. Mr. Lockhart, of Kalamazoo, is put­ ting in time and otherwise repairing the pbino«j In this Ville. George Mosier will take possession of his new home this week, if the weather will admit of moving his invalid wife. A large company enjoyed the oyster supper at Mark Norris’ on Wednesday evening of last week. We should iudpi ft to have been a succes financial­ ly but have not learned the amount taken. Dr. McLeay lost a valuable horse last week and has another in a critical con­ dition. Doni forget the New England sap­ per at M. Doster s Thursday evening. Mrs. M. Duster has been visiting in Middleville the past week. ORANGEVILLE MILLS. {Special CorrmpondeDce.] Justice feels called calk'd upon to speak in meeting again, this time -in the inter­ est of our business men and the- work­ ing class. Our stores are without customers, our mills shut down, our hotels are shunned by the traveling public, the man that depends oil his daily tabor for support Is thrown out of work; all ofraccount of the scare started about diphtheria. I doubt of there being a case with, the least sym­ ptom of diphtheria. The per.-on aocused of having the “big head” was told by a reliable M. D. that hlji family had simply intiuenza. Quite a difference. It seems to be the trouble, with our correspondent to ex­ aggerate the number of deaths. Count up to five instead of nine and that is the record for the whole winter. Ono pf our Mi D.’s may Ims a devotee at the siirine of “Bacchus,” but he knows the difference between a di#k>cation and a fracture,anil knows better than to tell any one that, a broken bone will Imj firmly knitted in ten days. The Cromer boy is getting along fine­ ly. He is ‘out every day and drives around alone. Mrs. John Wibon is quite sick. Cora Nichols >is very sick with St X'jtns itaincfc. The mxluenza patients are all on the gain' , ' Don't give us any more scare's unless there is more foundation lor them. Portland, were guests of E. Lockhart Sunday last. Henry Shriner and Mr. Childs had a tatoo, in which Mr. Childs came out with a big black eye and a bloody nose. Miss Stella Ellerton closed her four months school at the Osnier school­ house. Miss Ellerton is a firstclass teacher and the district that ob­ tains her services for the next term will be assured of a good school. Grandma Rose died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Rogers, last Friday, the 12th. Funeral services were held at the Chance school bouse last Sunday. The remains were interred in the Vermont­ ville cemetery. Wm. Ward has purchased one of C. A. Newton's thorough bred fox hounds and is making arrangements to join parties from Baltimore to go to north­ ern Michigan on a hunting expedition. -Wm. P. Wilkinson still is very ill at his residence. D. W. Smith was in Hastings the past week visiting his son Clement, and in attendance to the Barry and Eatou county insurance company's meetings. Farmers are making preparations for sugar as it will ^oon be on hand. Mr. James McCarter and wife went to Detroit Tuesday last to take a con­ tract from D. M. Ferry & Co., for rais­ ing 25 acres of different kinds of gar­ den and vegetable seeds, also one acre of American and English yard flowers. Mr. McCarter’s farm is well adapted tor vegetables and will be worthy of attention the coming season. Last Wednesday while profowor Charles Newton was hunting through the woods, noticing tiees on the ground soon was assured that there were beta in an old scrub beech. He went to Mr. James Allerton and attained the same for wood. Hein company with M. H. Bloom, cut the tree and obtained one large swarm of Italian bees and about 8 n-et hollow was fllled with bees and honey which was saved in good shape, and the remainder of the tree made good wood. In the future take care of;. your Iwech trees. • WANDERING BOS’, l J. N. Parker started for Ohio last Fri­ day night on business. Bentlev Brae. & Wilkins shut down their mill east of Morgan last WednesStrangu how mad some people get be­ cause thev are fortunate enough to get a valentine. . Elder Harkness preached to a full house in Morgan hut Sunday night. W. 8. Adkins is in the wood buslnew, having bought a lot to ship to Jacksoa. Many thanks to the Banner editor for the extra copy, as we are all very much interested iu the (’arveth trial. William Jfcwell takes the eake <m making spears. He is making some very line ones this winter. IRVING. Rather poor sleighing. We underatahd school closes this week. All. seem satisfied with Mr. Rinkee as teacher. That tramp bad a hard time after scaring two men out, to be collared by the sheriff. School at Disk No. 1 Yankee Springs closes Friday. In the evening thorn was an exhibition given under the sapervision of the teacher, F. H. Browa. A tramp came to'Charles McCann’a and demanded sometbtng to eat of Ma wife. She sent for Charles. He came and sent for the neighbors. After a while the sheriff came along and collarerl him. The sheriff got A. r. Sylvester to take him to jail. ' Mr. Dean Hall is drawing stone te repair the dam. We don’t hear much about the P. •. war uow. Must be that postmaster Jr., has had a prescription. Well 914^0 wffl cure most anything oow-a-days. Maple grove. t Austin Hoffman,'of Aenfield,- visited hjn parents last Saturday and Sunday. Gorden Whitney was called to Nasi ville last Sunday to see his father whe Is not expected to live. Old Mr. batting, assisted by a few »f his friends, celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday at the residence of N. S. Barnes, on Monday last. Eider Webb visited a few of his old time friends in this vicinity. Tlje boys in the Norton school dis­ trict have discovered a delightful-ptaee toplay euchre. Dell Greenfield has sold Ben Miller for mere nothing all the ’limber be ha# a mind to takeoff from what is knowa as the'Leggvt farm. HavtMotMxi their progressive eueber parties for the present for fear of scar­ let fever. The last one was at East­ man Latting's. The funeral services of Dr. A. Hard­ wood, one o{ the oldest pioneers of, this town, was held at the M.E. church Sub­ day. He was ninety-one year# old. John Evans, of Bellevue, and Wm. Sutton and wife, of Battle Creek, atteaded the funeral of Dr. Hardwood. Mr. Evan# made a few very appropriate remarks after Elder Cox was through speaking. Revival meetings still continue at the M. E. church. Those preeunt Sunday evening report some excellent singing by Mrs. Dr. Griswold. The following are the officers th# Good Temptard elected: W. C. T.— Harry Maya. W. V. T.—Mrs. Kate Dunham. W. 8.—P. O. Dunham. W. I. G. -Estelta Lowell. W. O. <».—Erastua Whitcomb. W. F. 8.—Mrs. Linie Hays Tuesday there was a wood bee to get wood to keep the revival meetings warm at the M. E. church. Leander l^pham and Ad Wolf have traded farms. David R. Cooley, of Morenca, Lena­ wee Co., has purchased the Frauk Mechetn farm and will take poaession about the tint of April. John Gates died at his .home in S. E. Assyria, Feb. 19, of Bright's disease. Uncle Joshua Griffin, one of the old­ est residenbi of this town, died Feb. 18. John Evans, ot Bellevue, was in As­ syria Sunday. Wm. Burgete is getting out timber for a new barn. The revival meetings continue, how­ ever. without any success.' Ed Morehouse is on the sick list A. I). Jarrard, of Nashville, was in I town last week. I A large party of the little folks vlaited Miss Lulu Segar last Saturday. JUSTICE. The occasion being Miss Lulu’s sixth birthday. They left a large number of nabhvllle. . presents in token of their regent One of the pleemantest social events Lon.Sylvester, of Battle Creek visited it has liecn our gpod fortune to attend friends in Assyria Sunday. for some time wtm the festival and ban­ Frank Meehem' has liought a farm quet given by Ivy Lodge, No. 37. K. of near Nashville. f<, at the opera house last Friday even­ A targe party at the Union House ing. The recitations given'by Misses. the 22d. Minnie Potter and Edna Truman were Mrs. Geo. Meehem broke her arm last excellently rendered, as were also the Monday. Dr. Fry reduced the fracture songs by (he K. of P. glee club. Four­ and she is doing well. teen large tallies were spread for the banquet? which was composed of the Bowen’s Mills. most delicious vmnds, and spoke worlds It is neither sleighing nor wheeling, for the caterer, W. H. Tomlinson. The but a mixture of both. toasts were responded to in the follow­ The Gi Haspie boys failed to put in an ing order: Ivy' Lodge, Na 37, Elihti appearantv at the G. A. R. entertain­ Chipman; Endowment/Rank, IL R. ment on the 12th, hence the S. O.‘V. Dickinson: Our Urderl Orno Strong; camp turned it into a dance. They Knight Errantry’, Dr. .1. T. Goucher: made enough to pay all expenses and a We and Our Neighliors, Prof. J. W. nice little sum besides. LACEY. Roberts: Our Wives. Frank McDerby; The Gillaspie Brothen played before Our Swttthearts, Dr. C. E. Goodwin; a good house Monday night. Maggie Baker has been quite sick. F.C. B, C. L. Glasgow; Our Guests, fl. Mr. Cortright is on the sick list. Saturday night the 2oth wm the big M. Lee. The rmpoiiMS were ably given, night for the I. O. G. T. There teas’ Mr. Mosher is doctoring two rery except Good win's, who got a little mix­ present at their exhibition fullvJJO sick horses. ed over the “sidesaddle.” The band people. Recitations, songs, djaMgues. -—Mr. Bush preached his farewell aerwith their handsome uniforms and ex­ were well selected, well timed and well inou last Sunday. The people are very sorry to lose him so suddenly. cellent music, added greatly to the bril­ rendered. • ’ liancy of the occasion. Abput 160 wen* ' Mr. O.TI. Hayter and-wife of Middle­ Mr. Joy Js quite sick. present. Mr. Hinckb y is courting again. ville. siient Sunday at Eld. Gillaspie’s. Mrs. H. R. Dickinson is visiting Mr. Wm. Havens is also visiting the Norman Clark is spending the week friends In New York. at Hastings. Elder. • Mrs. Barbara Core is vifiiting at IL Katie Rhoades is at her sister’s quite Charles and Win. Bradley and Geo. A: Leedy's. Devine, started Monday for southern siek. Her mother is there taking care Matthew Harkness, ot Oslar Creek, Kansas. of her. has become h citiren of Nashville. Wm. Count is failing very fast. The j Nina Joy Is visiting her’aunt, Mrs. Xir.t D. Frink bas returned from her G. A. R. Post, of which he is a meinlmr. ' °Jocial it Mr. Steven’s Friday night. visit to Marshall. has hired a man to go there and take Tlif band dance at the opera house care of him. This is at it should te. Lacey Is booming—a bran new Wack­ Monday night was the best party they Grandma Knickerbocker is so she is smith shop, and another store. How ia have yet given; not perhaps in point of around again. that! We think Laecy will support attendance, but in the character of its street cars in the spring. There is to be a meeting at Post II all patrons, home two or three were pns- ,on Thursday evening. March 2d. open FOUR CORNERS. ent who should have not have been nd- to the comnules, their wives. 8.0. V.’s initted. but they conducted themselves iand their wives. Comrades, fall in. I1 Ella Furlong 1s on the sick list. qutatty and the party throughout’was । Daisy Cotton is able to be out agaia. Morgo-Thornapple. Ii ------------------------------one the boys may well be proud of. James and Frauk Wolfe are cutting —r... vn HelxliUl. Among those from Hastings we notic­ We xUteil iMt w.el lb»l we would 1I »>»?,!< ’' EH 'WiUtace -Townsend ed Tom Iteyimlds Fred Allen and Hen- :ootiee the deeth ot Isaac Baer laler ----------- - returned from Os­ ry Bentley. • and more fully. The facta ns we learn ceola Co. ou Saturday last, where he has John Furniss is preparing to build a them < are ns follows: (in.Tui«day morn­ been for a number of months past. He. new residence as soon as spring opens. ing ■ of last week the deceased hitched says that things arc lively in those I). W. Smith started for Kansas Sat- jhis team to bis bob-sleighs and went to parts. urduy last ;Samuel Bollinger’s woods after a load Everything is-quiet in our little burg Tlie Nashville.policy holders in the ,of wood, which he kutled and was re­ this week ns every laxly has settled Kent, Barry and Ionia insurance com- turning i home, and when almost there, down to businees. therefore news is pany are kicking like Jehu about an- nothing ; but a small rise of ground hid­ scarce. other threatened assessment. A "wolf” was seen on the premises ing him from his house, he was sudden­ Bill Bartley Bummer was arrested ।ly stricken down. However, before he of Mr. Woods, on the night of Feb. 7th. Sunday on charge of being drunk and left the house he told his wire to watch but disappeared Wore Anson couM disorderly. He hart been amusing him­ him. as ho was liable to drop off at any Eel his gun. self as usual thumping his wife and moment. The woman was washing mother, and was run in by Tom Nites. and । getting dinner at the same tiiue, STATE NEWS His examination was set for Tuesday when her son told her that the team The congregation of the First Prreafternoon, but was adjourned until stood , over in the field and that his fath­ byterian church at Adrian him extend­ Friday morning. er had gone to Mr. Hyde’s. The moth­ ed a call to the Itev. W. K. Spencer, of JIM CROW. er says, “no he has not; run and see what Lansing. is the matter.'* The child did as bid. and The rmidennee of A. Barker at Tus­ Castleton. came back with the intelligence that cola was burned on Sunday night at 18 D. Hart Is in Ohio visiting old friends. the father lay on the snow beside, the Mr. Crane, of Edmore, bus rented D. sleighs. The mother went to the hus­ o'clock together with Ita ccmtenta. band's assistance, but It was too late, he No insurance and loss about «««. H. Evert’s farm north of town. . And may we all be The origin of the fire is thought to be R. I loves, M. Weaver, were in Free­ had pas ‘ port on business last week. as well to go as he. He was incendiary. y afternoon. Funeral Lyman Ryann, of Charlotte, spent a buried ____ —.. I.. \r. sermon was preached by the Rev. Rich­ bondndJindHXedAam of about BUI.OU. ard Harkness, of Adrian. The pamage and the citizens thereof are now dtaJames Graham, of Hustings, spent a of scripture from which he preached few days with old friends last week. Your scribe was taken with' a very book of Romans. 8th chapter and 18th of erecting water works. severe attack of rheumatism last Tues­ verse. The hymns sung were ahto of his A train of day, and is at present confined to the selection. The friends and neighbors turned out house. Wilber Baker Shipped to eastern part- last Saturday, cut and hauled fifteen liah Cotswold lambs, the av- cords of wood for Mrs. Baker. Carbaugh, of fellon �I TBE WEEK IN CONGRESS. I “ THE NEWS Di BRIEF IRELAND'S LORD LIEUTENANT of Hlluota, and for it by Laird of D*OC5T OF THE BOTH HOUSES. entrance into Dublin Saturday. Ha rode a BROWN' IRON BITTERS WILL CURE eoldlera Mia Flagstaff, reception was cold and indifferent. No flags on Bunday. Eighteen buildings, with their contents, wore eonJefferson connected with tbe suspension of Henry duty of confirm iu The aider it roiuletent with the public internet to Pa-illr, >urtli-rp sniaintog resolutions also con- formation of the government to show that the president's poeition is untenable. Pugh Geu lYi-nda.-gart in Burmah with 16,000 but ask rd until Monday to franking privilege to Gen. Grant's widow, reeolution wa* adopted inquiring of We sgsuta to detect.frauds were employed and what lh»-y had dona Morgan continued fci. . - 1—A . tlu Kill nnd persons whow name* Hoar said indicated Hint they were of foreign birth, proposing constitutional aiueudmont abolishing the presidency, Bower introduced a bill to of aught importance was re* taken up and debated by Ingalls, who libel. I- - 'K of it whllo Morgan and Morey declared of th<- government in cities where public building* were want-d. Morrison intro- pel tho Pacific railway to pay for the sur- duties, that docremma the revenue from that ■oun.-e at>out Ji’.lriO.ftX) per year. Henley and Felton of California introdue.-d bills to nbrvgnte treaties with Chinn ja-rmitiing Chino-- immigration. Hanback off-re-1 a roeolotion for ' a full Investi­ gation of the Pan-Eectric mat­ ter, and Fulltcor to investigate the failure bfll, but the Fits John Porter bill game up, and after a hot |> rsonal debate senate without action went into executive session and shortly adjourned. the police charg d upon the rioters and die- by Governor Oglesby judge of Jo Da vices county, succeeding th-' late. Judge Rowley. Thursday. Fsb. IR. Ex-President Arthur hat bran chosen number, were: Baker, Bayne, Burleigh, Ely, Hahn, Harmer, Hayden,. Haynes, James, Laird, O'Harra, Phelpe, Rockwell, Swinburne. Wadsworth, Weber. Tbe bouse then, at 5:15, adjourned. W ASKfXOYOX Cm, Feb. 30.—Mondors->u elation. Thoro are in Illinois 434 Grand- Army poeta. with a membership in good standing of M3,MtL Bllverton, Cola, was snow-lound for four PROVIDENCE ■x-a Montreal lost 4,500 inhabitanta by small­ pox during the recent epidemic. Mrs Crawford, who recently figured in a Missouri, were removed and after a short executive Motion tho senate adjourned un- Holt, was ordered printed in tho Record. A bill tendering tho thanks of congress to c. . .. r ” 1 Mow. therefore, notice is binatlons is MISHLER’S Bitters severe eases of Kidney and Liver Diseases, given relief ud cure. Thousands of test!* of ths- soutti west quarter of section tws-i.tv” CM). In town three (>). north ,.r west, containing eighty otton insisted that nothing shall 1- permitted JI’I.IA CURTIS. thut he can hardly acquiesce in Gladstone's present determination without making some explanation. It is likely that the result will I* to rxtvva! the precise extent to which of a Dublin parHament to tbe exclusion of other matters of legislation vitally tin CHAAH. BAUER. Att'y for Mortgagee. F. Hoffman, of eirclaville. Ohio, aay* : *al<l county. no s»!unis» into seclusion in Italy. William Rutherford crowded into a freight ear, Oiled with com, at Dayton, Ohio, in Ide to Columbus. Hopkins of Michigan said the trial ot Helps those who help themMivea. Mature bidder, the premise* <irwril«i within the iXlke. bated briefly, when the educational bill ' Fur lying and fraudulently obtaining ordination papers W-> Rev. Denum Dave made an argument defending its constitu­ was Tuesday expelled from the Methodist "iatTe-.-umseh, tionality, and opposed by Morgan. Wilson “.. . . Mich. etliged to be honorable and right; as aerv- MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO525 Commerce BL. Philadalnhia. purpose of laying -lent* and st with *3,500, sent back from Montreal a draft The total output of tho Minneapolis mills had written to Porter completely eiensrating him from blama Ho wax con- Im taunted Gladstone until bo replied that the government would perform the difficult task I efon- iVruaolutely and aa s{*t*lily as poadble. while only land reform k-gtalatio:i. government employe.. Eustis’ resolution inquiring into the trouble at the New Or- attitude of himself and other ex-Confedar- we therefore seek to London, Feb. 10;—Parliament resumed its mwuot Thursday’and Gladstone -stated that tbe first business lo bj taken up would deuce that Glad.lane's policy is to gain time, and to put the Parnellitee off as loug as pos­ sible with empty conditional promisee in Edmunds introduoel a bill relating to tbe ■tost distiaguubrd gouernli of the Union, GLADSTONE WILL TEMPORIZE. saow-drifts Saturday. A mob said to be comiKwvl of Metis raided Tho' Fits John Porter bill Wajwixgtob CITY, Feb. 17.—Wheeler of FRED IL WADLKIG district met at Sheboygan Monday ana the killing of of Pennsylvania, and ■OW thcrviorr. iiixlca TAKE NO OTHER. by Thomas of Illinois, a resolution inquir­ ing into the butory of retired officers, ami vicious habiU. kOK SALE BY ALL DKVCC! At the school of the Holy Trinity in St fUddloberger said Rreolutioxw were aflopted by tho house inquiring on what terms the United States could g--i control of Qnwi and Barren rivers in Kentucky, and requesting tbe give Mrs. Hancock a pension of $5,00) a year. Other bills were introduced: By Belmont to put consular officers through a The fund subscribed in London for tha re­ lief ot the unchtjiloyod amounts to FEO,000. Philadelphia’s municipal election Tuoareeulted in the Republicans electing jority of the council HEADACHE INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS PROSTRATIC: MALARIA CHILLS and FEVERS TIRED FEELING GENERAL DEBILITY PAIN in the BACK & SI IMPURE BLOOD CONSTIPATION EEMALE INFIRMITIES RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES of Ufe-aiving appliances, and authorizing tbe president to present him a gold modal this city Tuesday night He subsisted by I bbl mg against the Bland dollar and Gedda* for KX’^^rlu^thT UIU MVWSO MAMS . I Ul. IJ«S UUkU I .JU as which time it again aseembled passed fortyfour pension bills and adjourned until Tuee- £l(xrto A30U a side Millionaire Mackay has con tribo ted * 1,(*X) minute Monday and circuit court for the count be saida. mortgaged prrmiM f. In.. ot his Cornwall estate* in small holdings. ity I* denounced oy all Washington Crrr, Feb. IU.—Tho report Mm eveiyWfng that would exculpate, noth- official he city, 8ig»l, Law, other commander*, to e engagement bad taken Confederate army, containing at least 70,anen, had taken part, and yet the S hoIxxrdand Gen Grant’vroj>OM»d tbe re battle on tbe JXh. Tho country would next ■sere was a labor riot at Getty burg and a strike at Pltteburg Landing, and that a ibniuujtration to furnish g upon their character egrelp is the talk rebellicn. ‘ Small-pox ha* been declared epidemic at Derpocratic member* of tbe judiciary com mittoe alxa.ll offer a subetite for the Edmund* report or whether they will make their fight proclahmxl quarantine. John Bell, aged 05. was decoyrd into a "bunco" room at Pittaburg .Thursday, knocktsl insensible, and ruble-1 of Sa.UUQ During tbe lUnl revolt the Canadian gov- -Edmunds and Kiulpped for tlm battle and will, they say ^be abundantly fortilied with precedents to offthat among other important pa|»r<, a Itemo- Tbe New York Btore, at Bpiugfleld, Illa, Hug (then senator) with ' reason* for the sus­ pension of Chester A. Arthur as collector of which was written by the hand Washixotox City, Feb. 14—A bill in­ troduced in tl» senate Wednmday by Hoar appropriating 1250,(XX) for n monument to passee on Indian lands by Cue and Itnpris- amended Garland. it la thought, will be requested by the minority in preparing their ca*«. Tlio outlook indicates a very exciting |«rtl*an debate. RlumtuXD, Va.. Feb. HI.—Governor Loe sent a me-sago to tho legislature Thursday recosnmmidiug tbe appointment of a com­ mission wbuw duties *hall plainly doscribed, guarded an 1 limited, that no mls- her people. foun ■ng fron examination and allowance; on or before Hw kJ hiML K.Jr",y nri.*’ani! ‘b*',wh *«> dredths dollar* (#310.® > and an atton-v’ i-*e. twenty-five dollar*. Therefore-by virtue ot the gawcrot sale said mortgage contained. Mid the statute in case made and provided, notice I* hereby gl».e that nn Knt,.w<» >>.-r _____________ Judge of iTobate. at public auction to the highest bkhl north front door of the Court house n Jt Hastings, Michigan, the propertv In said mortgage as follows : himmenriin! a: the quarter poet on the n. side of tn town three north of range eight running from thmrr smith is chain* « Ualta; thence south I CURE FITS! next week to Theodore Griffin, a |«inter After the mnrrlage tbs happy j>*(r will a. Mbit together at the museum for a few, days u. .11 _ ... , offered W.UU0 and a welksui ked farm to the man who wouH marry his daughter, Creai Bali awnst? Mr. Powderly, tbe -hieftain X-J « —’I "OT of the M tnt lAd Am UaU wbe amo Hit degree' r.v gbtdne and nine links tu a stake an-' tota liar part-n- l the quarter tine to the Thornappie river t westcriy along raid river to a point »o uuvt ItM naming north parallel with the ex*t I: would Inlerteet the place st beginning; <l tnorth trom said polut to the place of le^und," said line being 5 chain* and 50 link* lour on in- Suga the Fo from with Tb littl Wh Bed JSS The bill creating a non-partisan board of election in Toledo, Cohunl-us, Cleveland, the Ohio I-rgistaluru. The striking iron miners at Dccazvilla, France, have pcuLxl placard* threatening to destroy tho mines with dynamite unless afterward adjourned Burns and Thoma* Broderick, district tele­ graph boys heanl groomi issuiug from Bing J^e's Laundry Wendwlay night, and eater- THE MARKETS. Sir Charles Dilin has not yet appeared in point out that which address itself to their interests as well ns to the interests of tbe state. It should bo clotbed with no State of Mlehlgan. County of Barry—ss. Anti™ Is hereby given, that by an order of Ute ’ »»J* < «“rt for the County of Barry, made of'UioM^days*en ° ClOCk ,n ,he ,‘’rtno0'’ o’ ’’"‘■h Naw York. Feb. 3U.-Mlss Fhnnte Mills, the Ug footed Ohio girl, uow oo exhibi:ion lad., with bidders prevent^xMn four states, 120 growing trees brought Ifi.tXXi. The Irish-American council of Chicago, full wel bea uyru of the United States. Mrs Adair is a white woman, tl>e wifo of a prominent Indian i’hyslrians at Belleville. Mich., report that a farmer named Fanning accidentally lodged a bullet deep in bis brain and remains alive and rational stone has prepared a bill for tbe suqtensiou of evictions in Ireland. thirteen hundrvtl and forty eight thir- aw day oTsi !■. n hundred and forty nine iix» and ItilrSt-en ,.'Unidrrd, ’VMl, ,n?3r .iV®0'*° ’** fysevetity41rr dollars,with Interest at Ute rate I>sted January StXh.iSm. ’ ROBERT IL .MARSHALL, Moetrarre. CHAM H. BADER. Atty for Mortgag**^ payable four years from dan- present their claims agalu*t Wi^ratate oT~Xlt> Thursday, tho ilabllitiee being- tR>,:i-.*7. with Such normal education; Tahlequah, displacing John W Ktapter, nil •lull Cincinnati, Cleveland. Toledo, and Colnm- is v night THE "EDMUNDS REBELLION " stii which had impelled Grant to change his «S3SlS| the afternoon of Wat day. at the front door of She about decide Garfield added to tho Sf thuw> advantages. of rate CmicaOO, Feb. 16. — Tbe wrestling match between Matsada Sorakichi. -the Jap," and ted to him; Garfield tad Io!:. ;! I'M and ta. and hysald drtaulj the pow-r r mW contained In %aid mortgage having stive, and do proceedings al law or In rquin ksv ing bMD Instituted to recover the debt srauro* fnterrvt gltrn >!..»: -" the difficulties at tbe factories of McCoc toef IU fruit keep Uit 'yru Suite foe damages aggTegn’hig *U>,(W0 at public vend urro __ put o’clock in ’&>; ' attbenorth front do-r of- Mm the place <>: hold,**- -dditsoael Bra It at Last said County of Ban*- Ut JS^sygcftrjg .'“ss- ahoo nitrar' �MMfliii —— I « Agricultural. KUCERK DArKSPOUT, F.dMor. f»r-All romnmnlartlonn pertaining to thia de•ortnsent should be odareaMd to Mr. K. D*. vWiport. Woodland. Mich. To the Conoutaont of Maple Hweet. The sap of the sugar maple (Acer .lactikarinum) yields almost pure aucroae or cane sugar—the sweetest of jagars. It Is so rare that If it wore all nade into avrup there would be but one tenth of a gallon to each inhabitant of the United Staten; or if all were made into sugar there would be less than a pound apiece. The demaud will always exceed the supply. Naturally it would be pure white, and with a flavor peculiar to itself, which tnay not bo described, and Is but seldom tasted. It w rivalled by that of no other sweet, and. befog delicate, is In­ jured or destroyed by any one of the following ways: First, by scorching while boiling down gives a flavor of burnt sugarisocond, allowing the sap ( . ' to sour changes a'portion to glucose or grap«' sugar, which is less sweet and has a less agreeable flavor; third, catch­ ing or storing in old wooden vessels or unclean ones imparts disagreeble odors and tastes. A mixture of these causes led to the old fashioned "maple taste” which is doubly damaging in that it is itself strong, prominent and disagreable.and completely disguises or destroys the most delicate, purely maple flavor. Tho color is affected; first, by the oione of the atmosphere the same as is any other ve etable juice. A freshly «ut apple] is white, hut soon turns brown in the i^ir. It is the same with .maple sup; second, burnt sugar ever so Little colors strongly, tending to black: third, souring developea a reddish color. A union of all these three gives a beautiful black walnut finish." In the light of these tacts the objects -.o bo attained are three-fold; first, to prevent so far as possible exposure to the ai r, especially when warmed; second, io prevent souring; and third, and above all, to prevent burning. Thereicre we should catch and store in tin vessel* that can be easily and thorough­ ly cleaned. Also gather and boil as toon and as quickly as possible. To prevent scorching, allow the heat to «trike only the bottom of the pan— never the sides—and boil with a uni­ form depth. Rapid and safe boiling •an be beside with the modern evap­ manufacturer. Remarkable yield! Tbe despicable business has no doubt been practised lo a limited extent in Michi­ gan. It cannot be defended even if the sugar used be the best granulated. It Is a fraud and a lie all the same. Let every sugar maker honestly do his du­ ty—make honest, clean sugar and syruf>, then put his name and warranty on every package. This means not only to not mix any foreign substance, sweet or otherwise, with the maple product, but to take out that troublesome pest, the aucrate of lime, commonly called silicia or sugar sand. ’ The argument is not valid that it should be worked into the augur be­ cause it came from the maple tree. As well put a block of maple timber in the centre of each cake and call it maple sugar. Not ohly be scrupulously honest in the manufacture of the product, but in its packing. Tho man who cannot pack a box of sugar of an even grade throughout is yet a long way from paradise. The poorest, blackest cakes of sugar will not get into the bottom of the box for an honest man, but will al­ ways do it for a rogue. If the same man should buy a barrel of sugar and find it granulated only on top, and to­ wards the bottom only cheap brown sugur he would be dissatisfied, ami rightiyioo. Grade your sugar honestly and not make a swindler of yourself for a few cents. Many, too many, who are considerea honest men in ordinary deal­ ings do compromise their honor in this way. If a man will be dishonest let him do it with something not so pure ind delicate as the sweet of the maple. The demand for maple ss^t can never be supplied. It is next to impos­ sible to get pure, that is, unadulterated, maple sugar in our dtiea that is fit to eat. Most people order it of makers with whom they are acquainted, or go without it; at least they assure them­ selves of its previous history and an­ cestry. This will be done more and more in time, and it will be to the ad­ vantage of every sugar maker to make honest sugar and sell it honestly. . Experience »». Inexiwrlence. It is a matter to regret that in Intro­ ducing Hood's Sarsaprill, its proprietors are obligee! to overcome a certain dis­ trust by some people who have unfor­ tunately bought worthless compounds mixed by person ignorant of pharmaev. Messrs. C. 1 Hood & Co. me reliable pharmacists of long experience and they make no claims for Hood’s Sarsaprilla which cannot be substantiated by the strongest proof. And we say to those who lack confidence, read the' unsolicitated testimonials in favor of Hood’s Sarsaprilla, and then prove its merits by actual personal test. We are confident you will not be disappointed, but will find it a medicine of great value, which can be. implicily relied upon. IU0 doses 81. orator made of tin. The sap is fed in at-the front end. then flows with a steady current back and forth across the pan boiling the while till it reaches ■.he opposite end when it passes out *yrup, not having been more than 10 or la minutes over the fire. Sugar forms a chemical union with many substances as lead. lime. etc. The one with lime is troublesome. It s formed in nature, and is in solution The locating committee of the Slate m the sap. As the product thickens it Fair meets in Detroit Feb, 23. * unable to hold all the lime in solution, T hat Hacking Conan can lie so and it precipitates forming a crust bn quickly cured by Shiloh 'secure. We ’....* pLuVtUe'time in the tea-kettle, and guarantee it. For sate by W. II. i« very troublesome to sugar makers, Goodyear. it is variously termed sugar sand, silica, Will You Suffer with DynxiMia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitetc., but more properly aucrate of lime. alizer is guaranteed to cure you. J-’or The great bulk of it remains in sus­ sale by W. II. Goodyear. pension in the syrup, and ahould-be care­ Sleepless Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is fully removed by settling or filtering. If the remedy for you. For sale by W. well done no more will appear unless it II. Goodyear. be again heated when d little more will CATARKAH Cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrah •c driven from solution. Thus ifmarket­ Remedy. Price 50 cento. Nasal In­ ed as syrup little lor none should be jector t ree. For sale by W H. Goodfound, but if done down to sugar, the sugar Will contain all that is driven For kune luck. Side or Qiest use Shi­ loh’s Porous rlaster. Price 25 cents. from solution during the last bqiling For sale by W.H. Goodyear. •r “sugaring off." This cannot be reShiloh’s (fouon and Consumption ■oved and if it is ever melted into Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It syrup it will be found. Many suppose cures consumption. For sale by W. II. Good vear. it was used u> adulterate, but if well •'cttled as ijrup but little should appear Shiloh's VITALIZEK is what you need for Constipation. Loss of Apprtite, in the sugar. Bear m mind however Dizziness and all symptoms of Dys­ Iftdt wary time the maple product ~ta pepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bot­ tle. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. heated a portion oflime trill precip­ itated. Often the last cake taken out Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron­ chitis immediately relieved by Shi­ when caking will have an undue loh’s Cure. For side by W. II. Good­ amount of the lime, it having settled m yew. . the corners and at the bottom while Jackson has finally opened Ito public waiting for it to cool for caking. library with 5,273 volumes. Sometimes as much as one tenth of the Cradit’is due the German women and total weight is of this substance. If physicians for first using Red Clover the sap sour it will remain in solution. nlossocns as a medicine. Best results Sugar made a la Indian never shows are obtained whed combined with our medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. the liine deposit Jones’,Red clover Tonic, which is the For the benefit of consumers we ap­ best known remedy for all blocxl diseas­ eas. stomach and liver troubles. pim­ pend the following: To make syrup ples, costiveness, bad preath. piles, ague from sugar, melt 8 pounds cake sugar and malariadiseases, indigestion, loss of with 3 pounds of water and it will appetite,low spirits, headache and all ■lake one gallon of syrup. diseases of the kidneys. Price 20 cents, The last maple syrup should be but of Fred Hotchkiss. little darker than good strained honey. What color it has should tend to brwn. Red shows souring, and black shows burning. It should weigh between ten and three-quarters and eleven pounds to the gallon; if thicker it will grain. It will keep easier than nice canned fruit, and is just as well put up cold as hot. Lt crystalizes in the dark. It kf*pfl perfectly through warm weather if kept quiet and unopened. Hence pnt up in small dishes for summer use. If it should sour, heat it to the boiling point and it will be again eatabla Any *yrun is much finer in flavor if warmed before using, the aroma developed last■ ing Ung after it again becomes cold. ■ HoneU Sugar. Under the same class of frauds as •ome l*ogus butter and Bohemian oats, should lie ranked adulterated maple sugar. That it Is practised to a conaid•rable extent cannot be denied. One •ounty in Ohio gave a yield of over forty pounds to the tree, of, so culled, ■•■Pie sugar, as per the report of tho A Bidders' Loan Association is being organized at Eaton Rapids. The “Old Commoner" as the friends of Thaddeus Stephen, the distinguished Congressmen were fond of calling him, once wrote to a fellow member who was suffering from indigestion and kidney disease: "Try Mishler’s Herb Bitters, I believe It will cure you. I have used it for both indigestion and affection of tbe kidneys, and it is the most wonderful combination of medi­ cal herbs 1 ever saw." Charlotte will build several handsome business blocks next spring. Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why will you allow your little, darling to suffer with those horrible worms wi en a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costs but 2o cento. For sale by -W. Goodyear. The Y. M. C. A. of Ionia cleared $800 on Will Carleton’s lecture. Three bottles of Athlophorous have entirely relieved my brother-in-law, Louis Zimmering, of rheumatism, which formerly troubled him and he can work without tbe least inconvence. William Sommers, foreman for B. F. McMillan & Bro, McMillan Wis A FEW REFLECTIONS. Tbe MelpUee CoarfIMoa of tho Averaffe “Well-EHuoated” XoanK Women. Tour old friend Brown died a few days ago end you were nnturally very ranch dietreased to learn that he left nothing, absolutely nothing, behind him. He had been tolerably piosperon» all his life, had always lived wellj but not extravagantly, paid his bills promptly and was esteemed by everv tradesman with whom he had dealings. As you aud Smith were talking of Brown last night you said: "Such a oity he did not have bis life insured! Then his widow would be sure of a few dollars to support henelf while she was planning for the future. There’s one coinfort—hl» two boys are smart, steady little fellows, and I don't believe there arc three- more talented girls,in the State than his three daughten.”' "That’s so! Brown gave his children every advantage; be sent the. boys to Latin school just an soon as they could get in. and I know he planned to have them go to Harvard. My daughters tell me, too. that the Brown girls play on. one or two instruments, rend three languages and arc up in all sorts of artistic fancy work.” “So I’ve heard. O, Lhey']l got on first rate; tho boys can’t earn much for a year or two. but with the combined earnings of her family Mrs. Brown will be efuite comfortable.” And you and Smith honestly believed every word you said. You forgot, or did not know, that in every city and large town in the land there are hun­ dreds of women, just as accomplished, just ns well educated, as those young people are, who are elbowing and jost­ ling one another in their efforts to hon­ estly earn a bare pittance. Did Brown, and the hundreds of other recently deoensed Brownt. do all that wiw necessary for those girls’ Did either father do his duty by his daugh­ ters when he sent them hither and yon to acquire "uverv accomplish­ ment?” I say no; he failed, and failed lamentably. ' No one puts a higher value than I de on a liberal and. sound education for girls as well as boys; I do not agrep with the Diogenes who growls that one tongue is enough for a woman. She can not undentandingiy rend a book or journal of the day if she is conver­ sant only with English. I like to aoe women interested in beautifying their homes with embroideries and with lit­ tle paintings, and I heartily envy my more fortunate maters whose musical .tastes hake been cultivated. Also do I appreciate a bunch of ripe grapes at the close of mv dinner, nut I would not appreciate them were ray midday meal grapes nnd nothing else. What can Brown's daughters do to make themselves useful? Everything. What can they do which will prove pecuninrlv satisfactory? Nothing. ■ What demand is there in the market for art work, for painted trinkets, fora translation, however excellent, from a foreign book or msgasine, for any or all parlor accomplishments? None, absolutely none, save in rare cases, so rare as to be the exception which proves the rule. ’ What can these tour women do to earn their living? In the olden times a man, quite as a matter of course, provided a roof nnd a crust for all of his dependent feminine relatives, but now-a-days he does it grudgingly even for his wife aud Iflk widowed mother. The average woman expects ttntHs expected to look after herself if she is unfortunate enough not to marry as soon as she leaves school; therefore, it Mem* to me that it is the duty of every parent U» «ec that the dmighters. as well as the sons, are competent to do so Lluie Brown is deft with her necdla, and can remodel an old dress in a most cunning manner. Why didn’t her mother take a few hours that were given to music and let the girl study practical dressmaking? And why, loo. was not Mary Browns knack at twist­ ing a loop of ribbon and pinning down an obstreperous feather turned to ac­ count by some able milliner, who wontd perhaps ba glad to employ her ndwr* Of course, girls sometimes get office writing to do, which pays well; but there are a hundred applications Tor every such place. Some who have “influcmre’ procure position* in one of the departments in Washington, where the pay ix high ami the working-day short. ' But these fortunate few are so very few that they maybe loft out of the reckoning. Parents, you who arc to-day well-todo. perhaps vary wealthy, wliat snyety have you that a backward turn of the wheel of fortune will not leave your daughters penniless and fatherloM before this time nnxt year? And if they are so left, what nave you done, what are vou doing, to enable them to battle wfth the world? Yon have brought them into .this world without giving them anv option in the matter; now it is your duty to fit them to live In the world in a seemly manner. Suppose your daughter does marry, as every girl hopes to do and ought to do, will this trade that she has learned, this profession that she has mastered (not coquetted with), render her a leas devoted wife and mother, a less companionable woman to journey dowu the hill of life at her husband s side, a lesA valuable member of the community in which her husband makes his home? Fathers, you can answer the question. Think it ov*r. and then glance ahead a few years at the future of your own daughters.—France* JS. WadUigh, in Philadelphia Press. THIS SCENE, OK LAKE ERIE. ENTITLED . “THEPERIL and THE RESCUE our year by year, month by month, Trade-Mark because ll so aptly alie is succumbing to disorders illastraUti u woman sinking un­ that, unchecked, will finally over* der disease and weaknesses, who, power her. She is (wnvinced that when all else lias failed, is flnally Zoo-Phora is the truest means dT reseuwi by Zoa-Phora, a sure rescue, yet she either does noth­ remedy for all complaints pecu­ ing, or else dings to treatment Wc have choeen m* liar totlie sex. —It was a spinster who wrote: "It takes a vpry superior woman to be an eld maid-'' never will to drift wood nnd disregard tl>e Many have done oth­ erwise, and here Is their testi­ staunch boat? mony : ^(We have hundreds af Many u woman realizes that such witnesses.) 11 her a boule r» mine Zoa-Pbora with (food MUiafartio Hewpertfully, R. O. BURWELL, Dn>nK. k<-r|M nir In iplcrwlid bratlh. Any woman ne.-.t, *uch a remedy, will find Pliura worth it. nrishi m sold. Mn. L. R. F. SonietimtM a woman fears that she has Female Weakness, when her trouble is of an entirely different nature. A careful study of our l>ook. “Facts for Women,” (which we hend to Iodic* only, Ln seated envelope, on receipt of 10 cents,) would eltlrer show her tliat die has no such complaint, or teach her what to do if she has. ’ Tiie price of Zoa-Phura is, one iMittle for $1, or six bottles for Where druggists do not keep It, on an order for worth we will prepay the express. The dose is small. It is therefore inexpensive. ADMONITION TO MOTHERS. Do not let your daughters say, as so many have said to us again and again, almost in tlie same words : .‘‘If my mother had known and had taught me the facts contained in your book, instead of leaving me to learn them by bitter experience^ how much better it would have been for me.” ’ . , "If my mother had known of Zoa-Phora, and hud used it to correct my ailments when they find began, how moeh of sufli-ring I should have escaped.” . For Books or confidential testimonials, Address, Private Secretary of Zoa-Phoo Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Ai?"N. B.—Letters addnws-d to the Private Secretary are seen only by him and our Consulting Pbysiqlan. CLOTHING Th® “T,Q A CO.” clothing FITS -ely, has a CUSTOM FINISH >ud in MADE TO WEAK. It is ’AM0U8 for Using the BEST and j ''IEAPE8T, «ud is made in ALL ; RADES, ALL SIZES, ALL! .TAPES and for ALL AGES. Tlirse Goods mtn- iw known by the _; vetnule mark on the tickets. Don’t v any more clothing until yon have •. sum® of the T, C. & Co. brand JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever, R. K. GRANT. BURDOCK PJ.OOD JITTERS. WHA.T XB XTf A strictly vegetable prepa­ ration, composed of a choice and skillful combination of Nature’s best remedies. The discoverer does n-jt claim it a •.uro for all the fils, but boldly arrants it cures every form ' disease arising’ from a tor• id liver, impure blood, dis­ ordered kidneys, and where tnere is a broken down condi­ tion of the System, requiring a prompt and permanent tonic, it never fails to restore the sufferer. Such is BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Sold by all druggists, who are authorized by the manufacturers to re­ fund tbe price to anv pur­ chaser who is not benefited by their use. . PRICE. 8LOO. FOSTER, MKBURN & CO., Props, BUFFALO. NEW TOBK. Catching the English Accent. Walking with a friend one day Curran met an Irish gentleman who had pre­ served his native brogue in a manner creditsble tc> his patriotism after many years' sojouru in Eiigland. He hud acquireal a singular habit of lolling out his tongue a* he walked along. "What doe- hr mean by it?" raid the -friend. •Why. dearly.” raid Curran,- "the man i* trying to catch the English ac­ cent. ” When informed that a dirty aud stingy barrister of bis acoualntance went on a journey with a shirt and a guinea, the comment was; "He will hot change either till be comes back.” —Temple Bar. ____ __ tlrat never has helped her and Would a drowning |x-n»n cling For Bakins Purposes. Best in th sV* a ria. At the Banner Job Room. �Artged to aaothM key to tbe -itnatb, The Hastings Banner. the Hattie Creek Journal, has this to say. “The men who voted for Cleve- qualnted with her; she bred in Green­ rille Mrnye«e;b»re had»“! from her. 1 w» l» ""‘t, “B" street influence are now receiving les­ from M«, Sith to Aug htt; Mn<.Wolsons which ought to make them wiser. colt visited me there; she first v Bated Appanmtiy there wa* never a time in me io June; ebe n* by my lavltaUon: tte w WM there while 'Foryeugh ebpw our entire history when capitalists and . Nir “j-yr J"/■ VJnt ..«. . _____ 1-tk w..«t poliUd-n. or New TO* strong an influence over the ad mini*-1 f * n^hl of l7th j was ,ick an<l tration at Washington a* at the pn> wo in2‘!fd A*av. by.“ i she was with me almost all day the sent tin»e." 18th; have seen Mr*. Wolrott write; would know her handwriting if saw The Coldwater Republican .is author­ it; exhibits E. and F. are not her ity for the statement that Hon. Cyrus writing in my opinlbn. G. Lure will not be a candidate- for Cross Er.—Am quite sure she data gubTnatorial honor*. This announce­ not make capitals I, 8. C aud F like thoee in E and F. Wrote me usually ment we receive with great regret, as in ink; the letter* I got were inttirway we brliev- Mr. Luce would make a of open correspondence 1 don’t mrjm _ _____ very _____ strong candidate, and we hoped to to ray that she could not write }ike ex­ hjlu beJMj republican ticket. hibits E and F. if she wished. I saw throe exhibit/! here in court room and in Judge Smith's office Saturday. Mr. Andrus and most of his family, Mrs. Wolcott and myself were in Judge Smith’s office; 1 wa* asked there if 1 thought these exhibits were Mary Wol­ cott's writing: I knew then that she de­ nied writing them. Didn't see Car­ veth in Grand Rapids the 18th.' Mr*. , Wolcott could have staid with roe in । Grand Rapids if she had wished, .tnThe flrat witnera for the defense wa* nie l*ierce was with her the evening of ■ SEYMOUR ANDRUS. l"th when she came to my room in BMldJln township; llvwl KasiOs; Mrs. Woteott SUM with tbr”« frmrs; am father of Mar, Wol- ’ “H •»>!' ev«utw ul*bt of Jul, l.th'. ■tinted about the ________ from Mrs. Carveth, to M:w. ago; became intimately acauaintwl got borne. Rr-IHnH.-Hm has 1 J»l»« with them; went to entertainmento Xurom Mich, frmrrr »■ “* frequently with Mrs. Carveth; met Smith', o«toe HMtoUma twl~ a day; to Prosecutor Colgrote. from fi|J Ul Mbs Haire nt Fuller's; became well »c- not half tbe Une that 1 talked with quaintefwith her; know Meno Hark; I him; <rft« took ooua from fatter to Dr. Vaughn, tbe Fniversitj r.-iQjw never met Mr. Carveth at fairground; Judrv Smith, but never from him to whose analyst revealed strychnia iB never went there alone or with him: father. sufficient quantities to produce remember Fred's illntM last week it He next reverted to the other EDITORIAL NOTES July; be was taken sick Saturday July Reside in city and am blacksmith; analyzed by Prof. Vaughn. .« ihoifaf ♦3th; was at my father's all day the Sith; have made some changes in shop which Mieiforan is Indebted to Cmuweticut left father's l<rtween 6 and 7 p. m. I occupy. Witness next described the the intent of Carveth to poison hi* wife* for Janie* OTtaonril. of Jackson. He Sunday 2fith; stopped at Mr. Lewb on amngt-tnrnt of shop at time he took took the usually frail hold on existence my return; did not leave the laikery shop, October last. thectoarest, most forceful anc that evening. Never was on streets »t Norwalk in HKJ. The old folk* XX1JW»N CARVETHever heard in the court room. mentioned by Grace and Wright on were not somptetely mashed on th* A tn .second oldest son of prisoner. •• Il •Ctomcnt Smith opened th- . .. jef Am .tecono oioewv Sunday, 20th. nor any other Sunday Nutmeg State. They took up their k, evening: am not acquainted with Grace years cOd; rrmember going to papas j the defense. Aipong the first worldly efforts, including the precocious and wright; know Mrs. Grace; don't shop forenoon circus day when it rain­ touched upon was the caUlnc ed; Fbmnarv worked for tatbre that Jimmie, and followed the star of empire. know her little girl; did not are Carlittle Carveth boys at hut g, day: went to shop after something to v.-th at any time Sunday 26th; have He hae been a denizen of Jackson since never at any tinse or place been walk­ take home to dinner; pajfu didn't come most positively denied ever MV -npfiag ' 1849 He was uf the manner of boy influence the Cbristt. to ing with bim alone; remember going to home to dinner: p*p* gave me tome to who can flourish, nowhere else as iu Fuller’s in Carlton with Mr*. Rork and money; hr never raid that mamma could swear to anything only what they i,wr America. He couidht be kept down. Mr. Carveth; went tosee Mrs. Carveth; have all the money she wanted but he and laid it was the last Teairt rt j was not there over an hour; returned would never g<> home again. He was gam* *11 through. He had no Cross Er. -Remember mother seat crowded prosecution. At thh point ths with Carveth. and went to bakery to tducatroDid adranUtgf* except what work. June 18th last I was in Grand me down afternoon Edith Rork was people's attorneys explain*-' that Uity W\tuade for himself. He’d work full Rapids; went afternoon of- 17th, return­ married to tell lather to come to sup­ in no way intended nr wished to t* aa. time and then study most of the rest of ed night of 18th; raw Mr*. Stauffer on per early. Father said he didn't know train, saw Carveth at depot before re­ whether he would come «Pta“PP«_°5 denttood as saving that thrv i-hatgtf the time. He i<egan aa a printer in Rememljer when Edith Rork Counselor Smith with asking th- f*r. turn of homeward train; raw hi in on not. nse and has been a gilt-adgvd type* the train; from train went with Mr. was married; it was not circus day. veth boys to swear tn anything he dig ■ticker *-ver since. In the war be was and Mrs. Stauffer to bakery ; was never Father never told me he would never not believe was the truth. Mr > t.oh't with the First Michigan and took his come home again. in Mr. Carveth’s shop at any time Any plea was able, learned, doqu • ■hare of defeat at Bull Run. He w«D\ or evening; lived in Greenville 2 year*; wit. F. hick*. the-isI never walked acrura the railroad into politics and nblraiy could le-at Was under sh-riff when Carveth was logical, and showed a mastery hafre six children living. She MIKs annie fierce track any evening with Mr. Carveth; tails of the evidence, and w a* »» f a bo him. He has a!wa>» b«*a handicapped has uas ma mulr her homr at my houstta Coldwiar; have maxis in ---------- -------- --- - never went riding with him evening*; best effort in any cam-. for pahk lour year*, bhe was employed Yankee springs- know ' ............................. by an *drme luajority, but this only P Mr*. Wolcott, i he took me home to father’s three went with him to hi* shop from jusinsert for Mr. Stark about 9 monshs., ™aintJi wM ! James Clarke followed. " ith nrr her a a >rn. yean Was tjra<#; he he wus wus going going to to iarimn Carlton to to .ur Mr tire's office; Mr. -Clarke accompanied gave hitu an opportunity of showing« .i u- at home hr.n.M on r.n Saturday WHO ”•»* in iu .i tunes; asTirvvtri inv*riablv “ June Grand Rapids b th: went to visit | puller’s: never bad anv impnver reis always aChome before a p. his nmning qualities to la tter advaii-; n'^ ro^k«ri'rrit,ftd*tt,ere: went (rom to ■ latiom* with Caneth; «ild ruXSc Car-! n* to shop. Carveth called Skinner to him to x*k* plea was all that hu friend tag*, tot four years he was Jackson's June — :; or J?® 1 • : u.WOi11 •n?lur? » r Grand Rapids night of June 17th: Mm. I veth night inmtioneil by witim* front of shop and — ' charge of shop; 1 was within six feet of It was masterly m it*, path hiJh'‘lni’LJh "*o*c<>U and I spent nishl of 17t> | Bubop until hr met nu-as -j I was aoinir recorder In 1876 -and 1877 Ihe --------... me *“l J!" intotfelmkirjdoor ' a* I was going Varvtrth .jj the Ume. Didn't see him aud force; and if Mt. Can* :i mayor of that jiity. He was sent . into the Imkery door; he told me he had u|> anv jetter* of whisper to Skinner: • me; be worked for Stark ateo. apd usu­ free man by tbe jury’s verdi. M have so. aongrttt* after a hot rontert and captor-! ally came home Saturday nights: the the 18th after she left ine in the morn­ s orted Mr*. Grace or Mrs. Wright JUJU ll«> r wm kA him rrrm had rm— be — done —-- ------— wm ...... -------■ , i ing. Know.her handwriting; have Seen borne, and wa* just returning to hb ‘ crt>a -1 do f.'roo Ex Ex.~l do not not remember remember Mr. Mr. not have been a fault of the .It >w«tnr*> el the Third district despite the Ftision >»tunl»y. wwk betorv I'urviUh', Larvrth « urrnAt arret 1 >uJ wltt own born*. I never wrote these letters, , ' ... came to iuv iy bum aek: M wm M i bv,. Extdut, E. nd K. are not ber Exhibits E. and F; never wrote him any Colgrwve calling me out one side and Mr. Clarke. A large majority of tkiws hosts that could down every Republi- Fred OM rebuking me for leaving Carveth alone my house all ot . ... present pronounced th* plea of Mr handwriting in my best judgmrnL san but O’Donnell. He is editor and letters, nor received any from him. m shop. To best of my knowledge and member day of month. Mary, his Crut»-Er—I used to IIve in Yankee Chmu Ex.— Waa married 23 year* ago; belief, no such a circumstance as that Clarke by far the most eloquent ans proprietor of the Citizen, manufactures mother, was st horn* that Saturday Springs; mother lives there; have lived waan’t quite 18 when married. Hus­ logical of tbe defense, which *• n occurred. paper, runs a bank, and makes a crack night; she sat up with Fred all that in Coldwater for nearly 30 years; clerk band was Geo. Wolcott: lived in Hast­ praise for the attorney Q. G. WAVUDWG. at every good things as it presents itself night; was at house all day Sunday; there when I am able. 1 was with ing one vear, next in Woodland three Of course ilr. 6, D. flay wa» th- rtrig she started from our house to town Mrs. Wolcott while taking meals in the Live here in Hastings; know Mary to view —DetrdK Evening Journal. year*. Bad trouble with my husband that Sunday night about 6 JU. 1 lelt bakery here about a year ago; com­ in Woodland; we were separated for a Wolcott. Was In Grand Rapids. July gun" of the defense. He put the evi­ her near Mr. Lewb’ in Brat ward about menced correspondence with her i>eThe following is a full text of Con­ few weeks; our separation was not >Kh returning about 12:45 a. m. Saw dence against Carveth to tbe tod of a 7 p. m. that Sunday. Know my d&ughgressman O'Donnrir* bill to protect ter*s handwriting. [Shown exhibits E tween 8th and 17th of June 16; Carveth caused by alleged intimacy with Dr. Mr*. Wolcott get off that train. Came most rigid overhauling, and attempted from depot to corner of bank with her; was in bakery twice one day while I ionocent purchaser* of patented article*■ and F.) Should think they were not was in bakery: didn't see Carveth the Rawran. Sarah Soiter (now Lamb) she went toward bakery and I went up to show that it was not suffictrr.t to *•. lived with us st Woodland; Sarah from prosecution for damages and in-. my daughter's writing. 17th; didn't see him on the train going Lamb did not leave my house because Jefferson street. vlct tbe prboner at thl lar Cron fiTx. -My attention was called fringvment. and for other purposes U) Sunday when Fred was sick and to Rapids that day; didn't see Carveth of scandal stout Rawran. Lived at JAMXX MUHI’HY. He went over tbe testimony ‘howiig mentioned in bill: February 1. 1886. daughter left home for town several the 17 and 18th; was with her in Grand Greenville. Did not have trouble with the alleged mingling of poison with Have lived here slnce UB; know Mr. Rapids as stated; I returned from husband about Bartholomew. Bartho­ and ordered to be printed: “Be it en­ weeks after; the last time I looked at Grand Rapids to Coldwater July 18th; lomew did not have trouble with his Carveth; raw him Sunday i-efore his the cellarway medicine; the other ima<the clock that p. m.,it was5 J»; test saw acted by the Senate and House ot saw her get on train here and went family about me. Never met Bartho­ arrest; it was in front of my house, be­ linga of poison alleged to show his la­ my daughter that evening sbe^rra go­ Representatives of the United States of ing up Mr. Lewis* steps; don't think I east; I raw her next fair time here. I lomew in Grand Rapids. Had no tween 5 and 7 p. m; told me his iwy tent to poison his wife; and the innUve. had left one cow in pasture field, and America .in Congress assembled, that have received any letters from Mary in was st Judge Smith's office Saturday; trouble in Greenville. Had been home. he was going after her; he turned cor­ the alleged intimacy of Carveth aad looked the letter* E. and F. over there; the- purchaser of any device, implement a year; have seen her /writing in that have received several letters the past over two months when mv husband ner by Mrs. Hatch's bouse; couldn't Mr*. Wolcott. Each subject he th-rotigkdied up north; never stated just before time however; what-letters I have seen •f husbandry, machine, article, com­ summer from Mrs. Wolcott; saw her husband's death that 1 had left him for sec him after he turned corner. ly exhausted in hu effort to show that ot hers were mostly m ink. Have not pound. process, discovery, or other in- seen much of her writing on note paper write June bth * receipe for me; these b tbe last time. Hustiand and I had the proof was not sufficient. He oext mAion covered by existing patents in with a pencil; in shape of letters (Ex. E, something about the way she makee a some trouble. Don't remember which after that, and didn't — -----letter I; noticed that she made letter member of Carveth family 1 met first; that evening; Mr. Newton Bronson was touched upon the evidence mtrodneeki whole or in part, or for which patent* and F;) I ar material difference from D ix-ttcr that other letters; took after­ to refute the testimony against Mr* I thought a great deal of Mrs. Carveth at my bouse that evening. her writing; Never saw any of her let ­ have been or may be hereafter applied noon train for Grand Rapids the 17th. and thought *he did of me. Promissory note given to Carveth Wolcott, and claimed that the ''efimtters where there was no date and no for. where.raid article was purchased signature; think I would expect to iden­ FRED WOLCOTT. Carveth came often after be quit offered as evidence as exhibit “K." ant's witnesses on this point prove: boarding at bakery; don’t know whom for a valuable consideration, for the tify letters without date or signature as The Defense here nwted their case. Am son of Mary Wolcott, reside he came to ■»;> never went into lunch that there was no such intimacy •< personal use of raid purchaser, with- readily as others if my attention was with my grand-father; am 20 year* old; The testimony of Mrs. Newton Bron­ room cm purpose to visit with Carveth; called to it I have a great interest in worked for Mr. Stark all the time moth­ sat knowledge that raid article wan tbb case: have spoken to various wit­ er did; 1 helped Mr. Stark with tbe bak­ don't think Carveth came to bakery son. Chas. Weissrrt and Myron Vroo- leged by the people's witness* A» sovered by patent or patenU. or patents nesses for prosecution about their testi­ during June and July three or four man. taken on behalf of the prosecution ing forenoons, and afternoons clerked in Mr. Clay is one of the beet rnu:in»l an the same applied for, shall not be mony where that connected my daugh­ the store; first room below in bakery b time* a day; he might have been there in rebuttal of that introduced by de­ lawyen in the state, his plea »» •' several evenings each week; became liable in any manner, for damage*, ter with Carveth. store, second, separated by thin partit* more intimately acquainted with Car­ fense to show that Mrs. Wolcott and edune a masterpiece of cunning argu­ After f looked at clock ion, is lunch room, last tbe baking room royalty, or otherwise for an infringe­ that Sunday p. m., it was an hour 1 [Corroborated Mr*. S, Andrus a* to veth than his wife; never got into Car­ Carveth were not in each other's com­ ment, keen logic and eloquent ment. of said patents by having used think before we started for town. veth's rtriage to ride4with him at any pany on Sunday July 26th. was strick­ means of exit from Mr*. Wolcotts* over other pure than in front of bakery; re ­ ttie same; and no suit at law for dam­ ritED ANDRUS. the bakery.) Bakery was dosed at 8 A) member seeing Mr*. Bailey and a llttie en out. because th dr names were not grove is making a powerful and telhs ages. royalty, or for the value of said Am brother of Mrs. Wolcott; live winters, and VJU summers; 1 usual!v girl crying near iron bridge early one on the information, whereupon tbe pro­ argument on behalf nt the peopl- Ur patented article shall lie su-dained in wim with my latner; father; uvea lived were there iabi last sumsutn- dosed the bakery; mother and I usuaily evening; didn't go riding that evening secution rested and the testimony in review of (he case is exhaustive »a<: auy court against any person or persons iner; am married; remember Fred Wol- went to bed soon after the liakery clos­ with Carveth: it never occured tome the case was do*ed. In justice to all complete. Of this we shall have moca _ . z.wv”*u wi—Ku /^avvuk Kawia Unf _ ed; she usually retired first; was taken for alleged infringement where the de­ cott's sickness; he came home sick Sat­ sick and went to grandfather's Satur­ that Carveth was becoming greatly at­ concerned it is fair to state that it has to say hereafter urday night. July 25; sister came borne fendant purchased said invention in same night; am not so very familiar day July 25th; mother and aunt attend­ tached to me. I quit work at bakery because mother was sick. Never went not been the practice in this court to Tbe case will probably >»• given to ta» good faith for his uwn personal use. with sister's writing; have seen it fre­ ed me Sunday; was confined to i>ed that to Cawveth's house with him while his require that the names of rebutting jury this afternoon. See. 'i. That all laws or parte of laws quently; exhibits E, and F, are not her day; my aunt, Mrs. Fureter, was at wife was in Carlton; was never out grandfather's that day; don't know ex* witnesses be placed on tbe information. writing, to best of ray knowledge; was « alking with Canetti; I was not alone Mscomdstant with the provisions of this actly what time mother left that day; not at home Sunday 2«th of July. L. E. Knappen made tbe opening plea Shakaipere makes one of his eharatSundav 26th at any time totwern Henry •ct be. and the same are hereby, repealCrora Ex.—Can't state Just why E. have seen mother write but not to no­ Lewis' house and the Ixkary. I was for the people in this most remarkable ten any “Tis not in mortals to coni manil and F. don't look like her writing, only tice just how she wrote; haven't seen not alone on/stfeet east of Michigan success, butweUdo more well (towns trial in the history of Barry county. her writing for last three years so much it." Jacob's Oil has commandtd suaw. See. j. That nothing hereiu contain­ they don't appear to be to ma It has Avenue .Sunday afternoon or evening. aa fonuerly; am familiar with her writ­ He took the letter whose fragments and tbe voice of the people i» that it ed shall effect any pending suit or pro­ been over a y ear since I raw her writ­ ing however; 1 don't think exhibit* E, Can etti did not speak to me in waiting ing. Remember seeing her write last room of Hasting* depot afternoon of were found in the ashes of the kitchen deserves it. and thatit is th* greatest seeding in any of tbe courts of the at our home. Couldn't ray bow she and F, are in her handwriting. June !7th; did not see him on the train stove by Jessie Sage as the text for his United Stales of America or in any makes a capital 1. 1 iiave no explana­ i Cross Ex.—I could not swear poei- going to Grand Rapids. forceful and eloquent remarks. That Ex-Senator Fern is in Egypt tion as to why I think E. and F. not I tiveiy that E. and F. are not her wntcourt of any of the several States. Sometimes went to church Sunday a*; have paper similar to R. and F, in letter was the key to the situation since her writing. tery. but never noticed it particulary; evenings, but not often; cMxasionally it revealed the alienation of Carveth's Tbe Morrison horrizontal tarifi re­ MRS. SEYMOUR ANDIICS. ______ we uau had 1Uk ink someuiing something Uke like uuu that in F; F; went to prayer-meetings at Methodist , A r u , .. . I, we duction bill recently introduced. srenib Aui moCher of Myy Wolcott, and moCher» room was very back one in church: (shown what purported to be a affections from hia lawful wile? This second ------- • -» story -------of • »bakery-•------ — 1 roof - - of ■ •bake cake receipe;) did not write that for Mrs. epistle showed that he loved his “Dear io be levelled with all its force at Mich­ wife of Seymour Andrus. [Corrobora-1 r ted husband as to Mary Wolcott's mak ­ shop cornea up near the back window Stark: was Dever out riding with Car­ Mary." In it he breathed that infam­ igan. By our protective tariff, Michi­ ing home with parents, her coming to mother's room; mother went to veth near farm of Timothy Bush, south gan has become tbe leading state in the home Saturday nights, leaving Sunday Schurcl church Sunday nights occasional?;don't of dty; was not out riding near Mr. ous, hellish wish that hr was as free as now as she ever went to prayer meet­ James Sutton's with Carveth any even­ she was. I?e thought not of his wife union in the production of copper, iron, evening, and time she worked for Mr,> k know salt and lumber. The Morrison Uli Stark.) We kept sun time; Fred was jing while she worked at bakerj ; mother ing in J une or J uly: was not out walk­ anil children. It was his “Dear Mary" sick and rode home from bakery with was not out nights unlaw 1 knew it; ing with Carveth when he threw dub aims to put all these articles on tbe free me Saturday J uly 25th. Mrs. Wolcott when she came in her room she went at Curry boy; was never at Tbomapple that he thought of every moment. He list. If any state has Ix-en beoefitted rat up that night with her ran Fred. through mine. During April, Mav, with Carveth: was there onre when he would not trade her for any other, and by protection, it is our own; and to Had tea as usual at 6 p. m. Sunday June une ■ and July mother went out riding was there; never went there on train felt that he could not live without her. rvnwournoN notice ________ attempt to destroy the leading indus­ 26th. My daughter, Mr*. Furater, was .I five five or cz ■six times; that’s __ all to rny knowl- when he brought me home. The eloquent counselor next reverted there that p. m. She raid she wanted ' cd«.; she went with Mbs San Two or R^-dfrwt.—Lived at N unci* about 8 tries, as the Morrison bill does, would ‘ (?Tt'’r I «n» <S?vrufuK>k her Era; wassouie trouble there with a to exhibits E. and F„ the alleged writ­ be a calamity which would cause suf­ left about 6 p. m. Think it was 6 JO ati home. .-Bartholomew; Wheeler Bartholo­ ing of Mary Wolcott, the totters found mew was his name; he afterward visiu in Carveth's pocket book wherein the fering in all parts of our state. least when husband left for town |wilb HIM. HKXRY LEWD*. ed at my father's when I was there; Congressman Cutcheon was right when Mary; visited my daughter frequently Reside in Hastings: known Mary- husband was a soldier and I have ap­ writer was sorry that her “dearest while she worked at Stark's. ' She and he raid “Either the Almighty made her son both had rooms over the bakery; Wolcott nearly 30 yean. Remember plied for a pension; at Woodland my a mistake when be made Michigan she had to go through Fred'* or Mrs. time when Carveth was arrested. Re­ husband lived with another woman, with its great resources, or else made a start's room to get to own room. Am member Mrs. Wolcott stopping at my and 1 gut hold of the letters that caus­ bouse one Sunday tow.ird evening; mistake when be made Morrison. quite familiar with my daughter Mary 's don't know how long it was before ed our trouble there; it was after this trouble that Rawson scandal occurtxL handwriting. Exhibits E. and F. are and endowed him with a disposition to not her writing. Carveth's arrest. She told me her son MR*. Fuwrrrat. destroy Michigan’s industries." Crwu-Rx—Exhibits E. and F. have was sick that day. I went to church Am m sister of Mary Wolcott, and that evening: abe came a little while some resemblance to Mary Wolcott's Tbe New York Evening Post, mug­ writing; don’t know how Mary makes before 1 left for church; she accomr»n- live in Cahtieton; waa at my father's Sunday July »h; left that day about« ifd me as far as bakery. wump, takes occasion, m a recent issue 1capitals B and I, nor small s and c; I Crow Ex.—Couldn't tail the exact udoek; Fred Wolcott was a£ tAihta’t judge nmplyfrom appearances; 1 am to thank the confederate brigadiers Id not familiar with the way she makes date of that Sunday; can only say it I will gell all Winter Hoods uongress for defeating pension acts in any letter; I judge from appearances; was not lomr before Carveth'« rf—ant ALFRED RAYMOND. the present congress which acts the don't think I had received any but to identify this Sunday Post characterizro u “reckless." The note* from Mary for a y ear before Car­ veth 's arreft; never received any letter fore Carveth's arrest. meeting in August south of oily; saw Detroit F reu Press, democrat, voices its from her with no name or date( don't Oliver Grace there; he toid me that he own and Its party's sentiments by copy­ know bow her writing in ink would Am husband of last witness; know saw iJarveth and Mr*. Wolcott near ing the Evening Post's article entire, look on unglazed wrapping paper ; don't Mary Wotoott. Remember her stop­ Burton's barn on first Sunday of July. and editorially approving the rame.1 remember bearing any church bdb ping at our house own Sunday evening Sunday, the 26th. In July. Couldn't fix any time. This is another specimen of the charac­ I ft Camth Trial. The Testimony Taken on the Part of the Defense. FOR THE NEXT 1 THTOTY At and Below Cost FRANK ANDRUS. teristic friendship[?) of the democratic Am brother of Mary Wolcott and re­ party 'for the soldier. How do the side in Carlton; have see* great deal soldier* like it? of her writing; but never saw her write; am familiar with her writing: have Democratic politics must be in a bad taught writing; exhibits E. and F. are way down in Indiana. Tbe urguu of not the writing of Marv Wolcott in my opinion; they do not appear like her writing to me. Crorajfca—Tbe writing onthewra^. tkefnHtaitot nhlevee. highway luea. ping paper is further from a — awn blanne to her erritiw than tha meat Reside in thls city: my ptae of busi­ «y ness is about 1 rods west of Stark's bakery, and a little leas than block wort of Carveth's; Carveth has done wort for nrigbbor. to pMjn «ll UH HUto for me for past four years; be was up at my place of business several times »«» towiI SuniUy before fetter'. Mper day often. To reduce Stock before moving. Tails Linens, BleacM and Brown Cottons bakery; don ’t know how many times —a . —— . . ■ At Bedrock prices. MARY wolcott. Beside with my father; am <2 ntn town stairs; Green Wood wanted. 1,188*. Julius Russell �— Hie Hastings Banner. HASTTNQH. THURSDAY. FKBR'T a. 1MB. Local Advertising Rates: torn ixM-ali, US cen«« I*’’*' «",<-• abfuiary rento per Une. i Sanl* of Thank*. 10 renU per Hue. MiUri.tee Mid i>e*lh Dullceu tree. AUnoUte* L>r Entertainments for profltaf ln■ttrt«lnal« or orennlistietu*. except IoreharluU>l<s or benev.leuI imiT|>om». will be charge.! for st w 200 Cords Wood. There waa to be no smoking in the court room, but once or twice before tho session of the court, the Under Sheriff violated the order. The preeend came near being followed by the Ban­ ner scribe and others. The M. E. social will be entertained by Mrs. B. R. Rose and her associates on Wednesday afternoon an<t evening of Mxt week March 3d. at Rod ribbon hall Refreshments from 5:30 to 7 pz m.. to which all are invited. . y X It is a conn undrum, which is the wore pleased. Commander Hogle, at his new sword and tbe exhibition of good will on the part of his brother Sir KnlghLs, or the members of the Division al having comptetely surprised their first officer. bring his noonday meal ‘ Here was a dilemma, but, lucky thought, there was a newspaper scribe who was sure of a seat A bargain whs soon consum­ mated whereby the scribe was to bring the domlnie'sdinner. Thus far,good,but to his discredit be it said that, distract­ ed by the commissions for soothing syrup for the scion of his house, .paper of pins, and other etceteras, the dinner was forgotten until court had again convened. Rushing into a grocery the order for date*, figs, crackers, clieese and herring was soon filled, and our Rvvrtned friend had the satisfaction of dis­ cussing the same during the examtnntk>n of witneiM-s, the observed of all observers. . PERSONALMENTION. The jurymen in the Carveth trial Harry Huffman is home on a visit. ' have had opportunity to become well 8..1). Clay remained in the city over acquainted, having been closeted to­ Sunday. gether from Saturday noon until Tues­ W. Graham, of Miildlevile, wits in the day morning, with the privilege of city Tuesday. whiling away the Unid as last the.v Alt erarranUe! as rvj (resented by me. Mra. Wil! H. Goodyear went to Grand . ‘ Rrins your writcht*. clock* and jewefery t'»r mtahC Rapids Monday. U> me and hare It attended to by *a mTub society connected with Emanuel R. G. French, of Middleville, was in i Jurch will be entertained on Thursday penrnefd workman. thecity Monday. afternoon of next week by Mesdames B. F. Gaskill, of Chicago, was in W. S. Goodyear. Norman Bailey., T. J. the city last week. ■ Bush, N. T. Parker, Henry Smith,'J. Tom. Campbell spent Sunday nt his Rogers and Genie Brown, at tbes<»ciety horn*in Middleville. rooms. AH are cordially invited. Sup- JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. Local News. in drill of which, under tbe circum­ stances, they v.-er».datcd, and that each Sir Knight felt proud of the division and of their Commander, as evinc-d by the fact that at the annual election of officers. Sir Knight Commander Hogle was re-elected by unanimous til hit. The speaker eloquently reverted to the motto of the rank ‘•Honor and Purity," the white lily Ix-iug its emblem, aud referred to the fact that a-* in ancient times the Knight must win the spurs he wore, Hastings Division recognized that ite Command­ er hud fairly won the honor the Divis­ ion proposed to Iwataw, asking him. to accept a line officer's gold mounted sword and licit. us a token of the regard the Sir Knights tompomngthe Division have for their Commander. The Division evidently had their first officer hurt de romlxit for the nonce, and hail the wwy been clear, he doubt­ less would have retreated in disorder. However, facing the inevitable. he said that be was agitated ’bv mingled feel­ ings of chagrin and pride. Chagrin that he was so completely taken by sur­ prise as to scarcely be able to accept the gift in language coherent; pride, that be was so honored by his brother Sir Knights. Hastings >Di vision; he said, was composed of business men and farmers, and whatever degree of per­ fection in drill it may have attained, was due to an mrnest purpose of the Sir Knights, aided solely by informa­ tion obtained from the tacties, there not Iwing a military man in the Divis­ ion Much of the success of the Divis­ ion was due. he said, to the active inter­ est manifested by the ladies of thecity; and further that our citizens need never l*e ashamed to see the tri-colors of the Division floating to the breeze with the stars and stripes. He predicted that Hastings Division would some day re­ turn from the field of competition l»eariug a prize, an honor alike to our beantiful city, and to the chaperons of the Division, the ladies of Hustings. The sword and Mt are valuable and beautifnl in material and-workman­ ship. The sword handle is of ivory, on one side bearing the. monogram com­ posed of the initials E. Y. H., the re­ verse side having the symbols of the order. On the blade is engrossed the Commander's name, the Division and Pythian emblems. On the scabbard is the following inscription: Presented by Harting? DirUiou No. 1>, to their Commnt>d<-r. February I Ml>. use. . 'uisees Belle Spaulding and Delia Ris­ The contract for the building of the ing spent Sunday In Charlotte. ' H. A. Goodyear block has been let to Mrs. Mack Hicks will give h progres­ Bentley Bros. 4 Wilkins. We under­ sive euchre Wednesday evening next stand the contractor is pitching the Mr. E. W. Morrill was called to De­ (jPfUW. utrivt lamp-* haven't materal- frame work as rapidly as possible for troit Thursday by the death ot his moth­ the Newton House, and that outside er. !^pd. as yet. work will be commenced ns sown xs .1. H. Beamer A Cn .ha^e another the Mrs. W . E. Powers, of Hillsboro, weather prroilts. ■.wopnnceineni in . Dak., is visiting her brother Dr. J. C. TliE lectures by Mr. Rainslmrg. of Andrus. . • (JFfii: croquet factory is funning with Atchison, Kansiu. in Union hall,.SuturSamuel Roush, of Freeport, was a bat few hands aud'short time. !*day evening and Sunday afternoon and welcome caller at the Banner office. Don’t forget the Prashyterean social evening, were veiw largi-ly attended. Monday. at Temperance Hall Fridav evening. The liberals or free-thinker?, who se­ Mr. npd Mrs. Geo. Barnes give a pro­ Perfect fitting, dutiable, stylish— cured the services ot the speaker, are gressive euchre party this Wetlnesdiy the "T. C. A Co." clothing. See adver­ greatly pleased with hisSffforts. and evening. expect to have him here ag?lin at some tisement. Mr. Chas. H. Olmstead, of Larimore, future date. Quite a number of important cases Dak., is in the city, accompanied by his Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1’ennki.l, daughter. are yet on the do<^j* of tho present term of court. whose clever littleliook, "A Canterbury Frank Granger, of Clyde, O., has Ixvn K. W. Morrill & Co. will occupy the Pilgrimage," has been such a success, in the city the past week—witness in Rand block with a full line of clothing have written and illustrated a new work Carveth case. aid furnishing goods March 1st. entitled, “Italy, from a Tncycle.” It is Will Kennedy ha? returned from At a regular convention of Barry Beside giving a complete account of a description of a pilgrimage on three Ann Arbor, where he has been attend­ she Carveth trial, the Banner contains wheels, recently made by them from ing the University. . Lodge No. 13. K. of I\ held Monday the usual amount of city and county Florence to Rome, and it will appear in two numbers of The Century, begin­ ‘ The progressive euchre given by evening, Feb. 22d, the following pream­ ning with March. Mrs. E. Busby Wednesday evening was ble and resolutions were adopted: It is during important trials that Whereas, It has pleased an all­ The Banner deems it in poof-rtafte. a very pleasant affair. the people fed the need of and see the ^Mra. Nellie IIyers left for Cleveland wise but inscrutable Fate to again en­ aeccisity of a larger court room for to aay the least, for a newspaper, to ter the home of our brother Past Chan­ Tuesday a. m., which place she will Barry county. cellor Chas. H. 'Olmstead, and bring continually decry its own town and make her future home. , there desolation and sorrow, by remov­ The publication of the. Banner is business men. One need nc4, go a thou­ Mrs. S. DeCouraey, of Eaton Rapids, ing by death his beloved wife Loie, the simewhat delayed this week in the sand miles from Hastings to find such sharer of his joys and his stay and sym­ hope .Of learning the verdict of the jury a paper. The facts do not warrant tho is the guest of her brother and sister pathy ip distress, thereby reminding us •n th^Cw-veth case. assertion of the paper in question, Henry and Lizzie Cook. of the mutability of all earthly things that "the town is dead." "no enterprise Henry Willis, of Battle Creek, was in and the vanity of human pretentions; The present “spell of weather" makes among buslnem men." and like twad­ •ir local sportsmen long to try their dle. Tho world is broad, and other the city Wednesday. He didn't bring therefore, his ship canal, however. Rntalwi, That, as upon the tenderlack on the many excellent fishing climes might perhaps be more congen­ grounds of this epunty. Wm. T. Fry, general agent for Ivisoh, est hearts the deepest shadows fall, we ial to chronic growlers. Blackman, Taylor & Co., New York appreciate the depth, of the affliction of A District Lodor of I. O. of G. T. our esteemed brother, and that while From tbe February Michigan crop and Chicago, was in the city Monday. 1 will be held in this city Wednesday humblv bowing to divine fate, we deep­ MXL An attractive program will be report we learn that from reports re­ lAlrs. Kep Silsbee, of Freeport, has ly deplore the will of our Heavenly ceived from 17 townships in Barry spent the greater portion of the wewk Father in bringing upon our brother arranged for the evening. with relatives and friends in this city. county tbe wheat was uninjured in 14 this second great affliction. Extra copies of the Banker, con­ Raolved, That of that sympathy taining the entire testimony in the townships during January and suffered Mrs. Will Stlmpeon returned to Ann e>rveth owe can be obtained at this Injury in three townships. In tbe 683 Arbor Wednesday a. m., having made which our order by its tenets of Friend­ townships reported in the state, wheat relatives and friends tn this city a visit. ship. Charity and Benevolence engen­ •ffii-.i or nt the news depots. was uninjured during January in. 509. ders, and like mercy The Banner is the cheapest and In Barry county there were 12,172 bush­ Mrs. I. Hendershott and Mrs. E. W. “Is not stnUnM; best place in the city to get job print- els of wheat marketed at eight eleva­ Morrill will give a five o'clock tea at It dropMth like the senile rain from heaven Upon the place beneath. U Is twice blewcd; iig. Plenty of machinery and com­ tors and four mills in January. The therertdence of the former, Saturday, It bltsse- aim that <1 ven and him that takes. * petent workmen tell the story. ' report of the condition of.live stock in we tender our beloved brother in his From the number of teams and peo­ the county for the month Its horses 100 Dr. Lathrop's father and sister, who distress, with free, full and open hearts, ple on our business streets each day of per cent; sheep 99; cattle 9t»; hogs 93. have spent the winter here, expect to bidding him trust in God who alone the present week, we should judge bitsiThe Knights of Pythias' dance at return to their home at Ripon, Wis., in can heal his wounds and soothe his ■re* good with our merchants. broken heart.. Union Hall Friday evening was largely a few days. Urmleed, That the K. of R. and S. of Evident.lt the presiding genius attended, considering the inclemency of Mrs. Josie Simmons, of Woodland. •f the Democrat looked at the portrait the weather. 124 numbers being sold. CnL is visiting Chester Messer and this lodge be Instructed to spread the •’ t arveth, published in our extra edi­ It was pronounced by all the finest family. Mrs. 8. took the first sleigh­ foregoing in full upon the records of the lodge, transmit/> copy thereof to tion of Saturday, through green eyes. ride of her life in this city. party of the season. The exhibition our afflicted brother/ cause the same to Monday evening several friends of drill proved an interesting feature of ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blackman, of be published in the 1 papers of this city, Mr. Frei ypaiigi-macher called at tbs tho evening. Squires* orchestra furnish­ Lacey, were in the city Friday, the and transmit a copy thereof to the ed tbe music, and nothing further need residence, it .being his birthday. A guests of Julius Russell and wife. They papers of Larimore, Dak, with the re­ very pleasant evening was enjoyed by be said relative to its excellence. The attended the K. of P. dance.x quest that they publish the same. Knights fed gratified for the generous ail. The “Mohawks" were entertained by jwtronafte accorded them on this occa­ TBAOHERS OF BARRY COUNTY. /.The removal sale at Morse E. Nevins’ sion. 'Supper was furnished bv the Mr. and Mrs. II. Anderson Saturday For the purpose of aiding teachers in is a decided hit. If you wish to keep Ladies Society connected with the evening. E. A. Rider and wife will do their school work and of preparing sp with the procession, lose no time in Episcopal church, and was all that the honors this Saturday evening. others for successful school work, a securing some of the bargains he is offer­ could be dewired. Mrs. W. E. Powers gave ,a pleasant Teachers' Normal and Training Class, 's? / The extra edition issued Saturday p. progressive euchre party at her home commencing on March 22nd, and con­ Wednesday evening. Prof. Vaughn, tinuing six weeks, will be held at The last Brezee's Herald contains a - the of VI Ann Arbor, won nvu the euc victor's iivwio prize. piiAO. rnuurrmr nuu conducted by J. M. • »kotchof C. W. Jonee. In the picture m. and. Monday a. m. containing Prairieville and h„ lnLn •„ .Smith. B. S. Mr. Smith has spent severat the head of the article Charlo* looks tmUmony taken in tbe Carveth tw be . “ Mr. the I'ornle went off like hoi nbe An L<“ £1 J«r> .peel.ll' 4* though he were in training to meet the 2_:iy preparing himself for People, went off like hot cakes. An 'agreement with B. F. Gaskill, of Chica- . t Korkin till.Un. edition of 2,000 was printed, and each go. f'T 18 months, commencing March' Mlivan. 1 “ ' vol training. Geography, Elocution, voice 11 aatinos will hiT? B large building Barry county subset! tier for the Ban­ 1st, as office man in a publishing house., both descriptive and physical, U. S. ner furnished with a copy. The news boom this year, surpassing that >f History, Civil Government, Grammer, agents of the city sold large numbers Tho Good Templars Monday evening many years past. A greater portion of The publisher feels flattered at the elected as delegates to the district lodge, Arithmetic by analysis. Algebra. Book­ the buildings to lie erected will be hearty reception given the extras, and to be held in this city March 2d: C. S. keeping, Physiology. Philosophy. Pen­ •n state street. would state that this but |s an earnest of Hilboura, Mrs. M. Kies. Mrs. H. J. manship. etc; in fact all branches taught Elder L. G. Moore, of this citv, the noltoy of this paper to keep fully Knappen. Miss Evn Wardell and 0. C. by our teachers will receive special at­ tention. will ?pe*k at the Methodist church n-xt abreast of the times. A sufficient num­ Cutler. Penmanship, the much neglected Sunday evening. February 28th. 8ul>- ber of the extras and this regular edi­ The Barry county friends of Homer brand), will bo taught by one of - the .wct, "Inspiration of the Bible” All are tion will be printed to supply the de­ Moul will be pleased to learn that he finest penmans and most successful in­ mand. The two, containing the evi ­ cordially invited to be present. structors in southern Michigan.is hale and hearty. Ho is a resident of dence taken up to thia, Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reynolds were noon can be had at the news rooms or Oakland, Cal., and is traveling for n An hour each day will be devoted by Chicago mercantile house. He propos­ principal and students in discussing given n surprise party Friday evening, publication office, at 5 cents per copy. es to keep track of hia Barry county Theory and Practice, and a lecture free it being their silver; weddinganniversaFollowing is the score given Hast­ friends through the medium of the to all students will be delivered one tf. There was a large attendance, and evening each week by the principal. Banner. tne prints were numerous and beau- ings Division at the exhibition drill The people of Prairieville, ever ready Mfnl. Friday evening, the figures above the Sir Kt. Commander E. Y. Hoole to advance educational work, have ’ The articles relative to maple sugar lines denoting the number of the com­ Honored.—Immediately after tho ex­ kindly given the use of their new school building and promise to do all in their making, in the agricultural department, mand. and those below the points scor­ hibition by the drill corps of Hastings power to make the teachers and stu­ ed in the execution thereof: arc timely and well worth persual. Division No. IB, U- R. K. of P. at the dents sojourn with them pleasant and party Friday evening, and after tho profitable. Tuition S3B0. Satisfaction fhe editor of that department is auth­ Commander had given the order "break guaranteed or tuition refunded. For ority on the subject of which he writes ranks, march," First Lieut F. O. further imformation address J, M. »kls week. " j Goodyear gave the order "Division, fall Smith, Yankee Sprinm. or see M. J. 4a. D. Cook has secured the services In!” which was promptly obeyed: mean­ Goes or Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville. •f John Brock m assistant in his growhile Second Lieut W. H. Powers Smoke Lueky BUr elxaro.M they contain no took the arm of Commander Hogle— Dolnonoua •srjL/The two make a strong team, dru®i, but are made ol Long Havana who was evidently nonplussed at the both wing obliging and courteous, and unprecedented assumption of authority folly conversant with the grocery and on the part of his subordinates—and es­ grain business. corted Dim to the centre of the hall, / The many Barry county friends of confidentially imparting the Informa­ Frank B. Littlefield will be pained to The Dlr/ilon received anaverage of out of tion that there was great dissatisfaction in the ranks at the enforcement of such learn of hie death, which oecured at M; avenge—TS points out of a possible irt. Had the Sir Knights been aware strict discipline as had been ordered by •reenville on the 17th. Mr. Littlefield there wm "a chiel among them takin’ the Commander, and that tbe boys now ▼as landlord of the Hastings House notes." they would have been exceed­ proposed to have their own wav, at ingly nervous. The score was taken by least for the time being. The division Apptoe.eroyorMed It is duo Sheriff Lang to state that Mr. McKean, of Chicago, a first-class formed a circle enclosing the officers, when Sir Kt P. T. Colgrove entered the the order to exclude parties from court military man. It will be borne in mind circle, addressing the Commander on that this was the second public drill of room to prevent over-crowding was behalf of the Division, said that for a the Division. . time Hastings Division No. IB had been aothis, but that of the court. The •uly remedy is a new court house, with The court room was filled to over­ tbe child of mingled hopes and fears; that In the selection of a commander a decent court room. flowing during tbe Carveth trial, many the Division had been exceedingly for­ being unable td gain admittance. A tunate, as their Commander had always bushels and K Iba. of wheat on r portion of those fortunate _________ large enough been at his post of duty, and that the —— IK. fort— Sir Knights realized that Lt wm gon at one load with his span of horses *- secure admission during the from Rower's farm to Rogers 4 Fau- noon session brought their dlnnerr, i, thus holding their seats for the day. At the «ey'fi elevator. Ten loads ot wheat sg- " *** -- ----------- * gregatlngilO buabala, have been drawn forenoon session Tuesday Rev. Hansfrom the farm within the part veeky DON’T YOU 1 Don’t you think it would PAY YOU to buy goods from us? Just look over this list. 8 lbs. Ackron Oat Meal, 5 lbs.. Rolled Avena, 5 lbs. Wheat Grits, 4 lbs. Ceraline, 4 lbs. XXX Butter Crackers, 4 lbs. New Turkish Prunes, < 6 lbs. Rice, ' , 5 lbs. Japan Tea Dust, 3 lbs. Choice Japan Tea,' 2J lbs. Choicest Japan Tea, 2 lbs. Golden Rio Coffee—green, 2 lbs. Choice Rio Coffee—roasted. 3 lbs. Good Rio Coffee—roasted and ground, 1 lb. Best Mixed Candy, 4 lbs. Mixed Bird Seed, 3 Bars Kitchen Soap, < 7 Bars Kirk’s Soap, 5 Doz. Sour Pickles, 3 Doz. Sweet Pickles, 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar, lib. Spear Head Plug Tobacco, 1 lb. Grit Plug Tobacco, 1 lb. Sweet Cuba Tobacco, 1 lb. Jumbo Tobacco, 1 lb. Sentry Smoking Tobacco. 1 Can Sweet Corn, / 1 Can Tomatoes. 3 Cakes Fine Toilet Soap, 26 Boxes Matches (300 in box), Best Roller Flour per cwt., Best Entire Wheat Flour per cwt., Whole Codfish per lb„ Choice New Fat Mackerel per 1B.. 25 25 1 1 3 3 25 25 25 25 Ot 0® 00 26 25 25 10 25 25 25 25 25 70 40 35 40 35 18 10 10 52 25 40 75 05 05 We Sell for Cash Only.' We are the leaders in Low Pricefir All goods first-class We are the only strictly cash Grocery and Crockery House in Hastings. J. H. Beamer &, Co the BEST 1 FURNACE MADE. ■ And therefore the cheapest, is the Its Points of Superiority are: •4 Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Getti 1 ■ the greatest quantity of heat from a given quantity wood. It is the only dinng flue furnace made. Three Radiators. Moet Furnaces have but one. This gives • the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ naces as a heat producer. 2 has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This much trouble and inconvenience. c 3■ It saves Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a 4• house. of’shell, and castings and radiators; giving 5• Thickness surance of long wear and better uniformity of neat. flues, insuring much more heat than the ordmary horizontal flues. 6■ Perpendicular Those who expect to build houses the coming season will save money by heating with furnace. . The best made furnace, the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at Brooks & Kenfield’s, Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating aad reatilating your dwellings. INTO More Wood Required to run this furnace than for oh ordinary stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less < to operate, will heat your whole ho™, p. Milon temperature, and is cleaner ud healthier fcrtirffeai il. «tove. Whether your dwelling u new or old, iWtCl .1 to put in one of them fnrnaoee. At Brooke * I|jU eec eee one tn epeniion. Cell in. �. ABS SEYMOUR. SNOW BLINDNESS. With Daaagor. "What is snow-blinifnesa?” was naked _.ai Hancock, the pride of the arsplended physique, martial bearthe obedient soldier, whom war !Sde fainmtt,— Gov. Seymour, the old time gentle­ man. the pacific statesman, the idol of a great party,— Both men standard-bearers of the De­ mocracy. the one as a soldier, the other aa a statetunan in a presidential contest —both dead; both dead almost at the same hour' There is a remarkable parallel and contrast between these two men. The war period made both famous. Both were patriots; both yielded to the same ambition; both succumbed to the same fate! Hancock, apparently well one day, the next, says the World, “Is sinking step by step, like a person descending a pair of stairs.” Governor Seymour, says the associat­ ed praas. has been gradually failing for eight years.* Both men, though of en­ tirely different temperament, yield to a common fate. Hancock's case was discovered by un •minent physician at the very last mo­ ment to be beyond help, because, back of the maliguaut ulcer in his neck, was a disorder which made living impossi­ ble. Governor Seymour’s life for eight years has been feeble, as the associated press saya, itecause of a serious atfack of renal inflammation some time ago, and his death therefore has only been a question of time! Both Hancock and Seymour might have lived many years had they known and recognized the fact that they were each of them victims of u dangerous kidney disorder, and treated themselves suocesafuBy as they might have done by that great scientific specific, War­ ner's. safe cure. Well might a well known physician exclaim; “i sometimes think people would never die if their kidneys were always sound.” Ad eminent Ncwi York physician says: “Hancock’s knlneys stopped ex­ creting urea.” No wonder he died, for 400 grains o? this horrible blood poison­ er should lie passed out by the kidneys every day; if they fall, disease runs riot through the whole system and death Is inevitable. Deaths from kidney disor­ ders are of tbe commonest occurances among oil classes, but are-more no­ ticeable in theso two cases, because of the prominence of the victims. Thous­ ands of cases of needless deaiha^aye, of actual suicide and homicide occur every Jear, because people and physicians fail » give proper attention to the only blood purifiers in the system. These two cases occuring so striking­ ly n«ar each other, originating iu a commonSiource, and- eventuating in a com­ mon fate, ought to arouse the people to the necessity of allowing no- season to pass without taking a few bottles of the great specific, alludM to, which Is the only remedy known that has direct power and control over these great or­ gans, not only preventing ana curing the diseases to which they are subject, but also preventing uand curing the many, many diseases which would nev­ er exist if these organs “were always sound.” of an old mountaineer. • ••Why don’t you go to a doctor.?" re­ plied tiiat worthy. "I don’t know any­ thing about thc scicnoc of the .business, A physician would give you ascivntifio explanation of the phenomenon." "Were vou ever ahow-blind your* self?" ’ "Yes, indeed; but what of that? I can’t explain it to you.” "How did you feel?” "Well, I wna living in Central once, and there came a great unow-atorm. Thv> day preceding it. of course, had been rfety cloudy, and when I went out the next morning after the storm the sun suemrd to be shining more brightly than I hud ever-seen It before. "Even- thing was one great dazzling sheet of whiteness. 1 remember blink­ ing considerably, but I staid out most of. the day, and when I went into thc htjmw the lamps were lighted, but I could not see any thing but w>at seemed to be a great round globe of light. Pretty soon my eyes Iwgan.to smart and bum, and*I went and'sat down In a dark room, where I utaidfor a week, making cooling applications to my eyes, and never seeing the light once in alhtbat time. Tbe pain was a severe itching and burning, and did not abate for the space of several days. You can depend upon it I was careful to avoid exposing myself again." "How did you arrange to avoid it?" “By wearing smoke-colored glosses, FN®®n or by blacking the skin under my eyes with’charcoal?' “Do you* think It is the color or the quality of the snow that produces blind- PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL. —A man living near lMittervill% j ought to take <of im hour Ore., who is over sixty years of age, is for dinner. This is wdl If there is the father of thirty-two childreu by enough dinner to hold out so long. The penalty for hurrying meals. m three wives.—Chicago Timet. most people do. ia a grevious attack ot —The Berlin police authorities have dyspepsia. In such n ame you wUl forbidden all public jn-rformanea. in have to resort to Brown’s Iron filters theaters and circures with trained for cure, as did Mr. J. IL I lions and other wild animals. ' Shorter's depot, Ala., who writes 1 - Mrs. Everette, of Fremont. O., hid found relief in Brown’s Iron Bittern her diamond*, worth two thousand dol­ after years of buffering,from dyspepeu. lars, in th" aah barrel, and afterward* Geo. H. Hopkins, of Detroit, is en soldAhe ashes for five cents a barn-1.— route for Cuba. Clevtiaud Herald. L’« the great spwdftc for “eoW in —Sum Jones unys: “Live so your bead” and catarrh—Dr. huge s Catarrh children may put their feel in your tracks and Iw honorable.” That ia. Remedy. don’t, walk all over the road on tbe Ex-Congressman Brertung ia in way home nights.—HochrMerPod. Washington. —The Catholics have upward of’ eighty members in thc new English Positively Popular; Provoke Pratoe; Parliament. Scotland returns one for Prove Priceless; Pecularly Prompt; the'first lime slnoe the Reformation. Perceptibly Potent; Producing Perma­ Tbe last I’arUnincnt hod sixty Cath­ nent Profit; Precluding Pimples and Pustules; Promoting Purity and Peace. olics. —A voung New York swell goes ■Purchase. Price. Petty. 1’harmaalsto about the streets at night accompanied Patronizing Pierce Procure Plenty. . by a pel black hear Weighing four hun­ Don. M. Dickinson is In Washington. dred jxMinds, which he treats at each The bret on earth, can truly be said saloon he enters, the animal taking of Grigg’s Glycerine ttolve, which is hard liquor.—A*. F. Herald. ■ sure, safe anti speedy cure for cuts, —General Toombs in his will gave to bruisai, scalds, burns, wounds and all his faitiiful servant, Billy, the use of a other sores. We positively cure piles, room, privilege of wood, and an annu­ tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this ity as long as he lives. There is a be­ wonder healer.-Satisfaction guaranteed quest to each one of thc family servants, or money refunded. Only 25 cents. •­ nnd tiie desire is expressed that they be Sold by F. Hotchkiss. retained as long aa they wish to stay Judge Cooley is in New York. ou tbe same term* as heretofore.—81. Imuit Past. The recent statistics of the number of —A busy woman.—"You are kept pretty busy nowadays.” remarked a deaths show that a large majority, die stranger to Mrs. Simmons, whose hus­ with consumption. This disease may band runs a ranch on Onion creek. commence with an apparently harml.-w "Y«-s. hardly time to turn around. cough which can be cured by Kemps There is always something to keep one Balsam for the throat and lungs, which busy. If it ain’t the Cows, Il's the is guaranteed to cure and relieve all sheep; if it ain’t the sheep, it’s tbe pigs, eases. Price 50 cents and 81. Trial and if it ain’t the pigs, it’s the chil­ size free. For sale by Fred’k Hotch­ kiss. dren.— Texas Siftingt. Mason has organized a Knights of —One of the heroes of the FrancoGerman war has recently died. General Labor assembly with 18 charter mem­ Bonnemains, who commanded the bers. Cuirassiers in the famous cavalry M. L. Blair, aiderman 5th ward. charge at Rcichshofen. The feat of Scranton, Pa-, stated Nov. 9th. *83, be arms by Which be stayed the advance hiui used Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for of the Germans, while his men fell in sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and rheu­ m»res around him under tho fire, until matism. Cured every time. Marshal MacMahon had got clear away The Manistee Salt and Lumber Co. from Woerth and Frocscnntiller, made are expending 820,000 in improvements. him the idol of the army. —Judge A. W. Tourgee, tho novelist, of Chautauqua County, has aboutr twenty patents granted on a new har­ i old physician, mired from rrac-iee. ha ring ness aud exjMfcts four othejra. Thc placed tn his hands by an East India mlaharness U to be made entirely of metal, »rj the formula of a simple vetvtab e reand among the advantages claimed for it arc that it ia lighter, leas cumbersome, more easily adjusted, and will not chafe as much as a leather harness. It Nervous Complaints, after bai is expected to cost about thirty per wonderful curative powers In “Oh, the color by all means. I think if the ground were covered with white paper the effect on the eves would be the sam^. So far as I under­ stand it, snow-blindness is produced by the irritating effect of tbe sun’s rays reflected from the snow.'k "How do you account for the inten­ sity of your suffering?" "Well, the violence of thc attack is proportionate to tbe amount of expos­ ure. which in my ease had beet! pro­ longed and aggravated. Slight attacks arelikely to occur from a few hours' exposure, and these may be cured by giving th;- eyes a dfcy or so rest Severe attacks may require many days’ rest in a dark room, and cooling applications to reduce the violent inflammation which exists should always be used." "It would be well then f<JY penrffns going into snowy countries to provide themselves for these emergencies." "Yea, considering that the protection yielded by the rooke-colored glaasea, goggles or even blacking round the eyes is sufficient to prevent snow-blind- cent, less than leather harness, and it sa<l a dvsireto rrlleM bamsn »tiffi*niiK. I will n’eaa, it would be Well for all persons will be more durable.—A’. K. Post. send free of eh»nc. t* all who desire It. this recipe, In Ocraun. French or Eoxllth. with full likely to travel over snow to remember "A LITTLE NONSENSE." direction* for preparing aud using. Bent try these unpleasant effects, and provide stall bt addrraslns with sUwp*. lumlnx thl» themselves with suitable appliances, —Mother (at boarding-house): Why. paper. W. A-Novra, itt Power's Block. Boebeathus avoiding thc painful results of Freddie, you never ask for a second this complaint.” niece of pie at home. Freddie: That’s "Is eye sight ever seriously aff<>< t«-d 'cause I knew ’twan’t any use.— ••For econofay and comfort, every spring. «« by snow-blindness?” ase Stood* MnMpnlla." write* a Buffalo. X. Y. Prairie Farmer. indy. loo doaea one dollar. "Yes. Perfect recovery is not always —The young lady who gave the mit­ attained in these cases. Many suffer­ ten to the young man who wouldn't go ers retain a weakness of tho eyes for into the house, where it was comfort­ Tlie standard-remedy tor Urrr complaint to trot s Urer 11U»; they never dlwippuiat you. life. You will find that the inhabitants able, but ]wr»isted in keeping her out > pills ZBc. All druggists. of northern countries are very careful at the front gate, now refers to him aa Jackson residents will seek more light in this particular. Too much care can one of her "cast-off gaters."—Chicago by boring for natural gas. not be exercised where the eyes are Telegram. Capt. Cotemaa. echr. Weymouth, ph Ina Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment concerned.”—Denver Tribune. -Law Professor: "What constitutes etwwnti Atlantic City and N. Y,, had beeniroub■cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, burns, I'd with a rough no that he wa» unable to sleep, burglary?” Student: "There must A QUEER WISH. ml wa» Induced to try llr. Kina'* Sew Dhrheumatism, etc., eta. Good for man be a "breaking.” Professor: "Then or beast. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. if a man enters a door and takes a dol­ Instant rellrf, but allajed the extreme atH-tmesa HiachlMrvn were almlUriy affeellar from your vest pocket In the hall tnhtabrvant. It makes us tired to see the Holly Ad­ «i and a alnwie dpi*e bad the same happy effect . Mrs. Rose Terry Cook tells a story would that be burglmyP” "Yes, sir, Dr. Kins n Rew Dtacoverj li now thc standard vertiser spell it ••teageous." remedyIn the Coleman houaebpid aud un tioard because that would break me.” We sbuuld economize at all times, but of a hospital patient whose life was the arbooner. Free Trial Bottlea ot thia Stand­ —Small gentleman appears in a huge ard Remedy nt W. H. Goodyear'* Drag Store. more especially when times are close. saved after he had lain, apparently, at Observe tho purchase* of. your thrifty the point of death for some time. He hat which engulfs him to his shoulder. BlurgU la (track on tlx-handed ewbre. neagldiors. More subsUintial benefits could not apeak above a whisper and His wife: "But that hat doesn’t fit you, my love.” Ho: "That’s whnt 1 can be obtained from a fifty cent bottle loader. Atltbrautm. of Dr. Bigelows Positive Cure than a thc doctor, pitiful of his helplera con­ told thc man, but he showed me his rs will fnrni a union. ddllar bottle of anv other cough remedy. dition, blooped over him and said: Eld medal, the only one awarded for "Patrick, is there any thing you It is a prompt, safe and pleasant cure Is.'and what could I do?"—Boston humor* ot the Scalp, nothln< can be better than for all throat and lung troubles. Sold wont that 1 can get you?', Bulletin. In a whisper bo weak and hoarse as and endorsed by Fred Hotchkiss. —Hotel clerk to guest registering' to be/hiuuaible unless the doctor put ■ Tbe Quincy rink has been leased for bis car down to the trembling lipa, tho "I see your hair ia all gone; arc you Bound to Be Agreeable. from the West?’’ "Yea." "Been among three months by the Salvation Army. dying man answered: the Indians?" "No.” "Got a mother-in­ Landlord—Well, what do you think ‘ ' "Cabbage. ■’ The doctor could not believe his ears. law?" "No." • "UsedBarber's preven­ of the house’ Fine neighborhood, eh? Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup "Did you say cabbage?” he asked, tive?" "No." "Been in a cyclone?’ Prospective Tenant— I dare gay. will positive cure all eruptions, ulcere "Yea, and yer thc first chap that evo, and bad sores upon the body face or incredalbsly. But the rooms—look at the rooms! struck it righL”—Chicago Tribune. limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the "1 did,” was the faint whisper. Why. I couldn't awing a cat around, if —Thc Boy’s Answer.— system and blood of every trace of dis­ “Cooked or raw?” asked the aaton I wanted to. vfg It the Dothnes* of tbe Do, ' eases that have their origin therein. tohed doctor. Landlord (cheerfully)—Oh, yea, you Curas the rheumatism, salt rheum and "Raw,” murmured Patrick. could! There is no objection io your canker, and is well recommended by The doctor stood aghast However, the medical profession all over the he reflected that Pat was dying, and swinging around aa mary cats aa you country. Price SI per bottle. Sold by that nothing could kill or cure him please. I don't care about a little At oncely took the bun: W. H. Goodyear. thing like that, and if necessary Til now; it seemed a kindly thing to fulfil Seventeen new creameries will begin his last wishes, so he went out into the — California Mavcrieh. provide the cats.—Philadelphia Call. business in Michigan this spring. garden, and cutting a large; fresh cab­ —"Mr. Fangio, I aaw in the paper —New England brook trout trans­ bage, divided it into quarters and laid that the growth of thc telephone tn ono one of the sections close to Patrick's of tbe most remarkable In the history ferred to the waters of Nevada at­ asked a fair damsel of u crusty old bach­ elor. He did not know, so she said: lips, guided his helpless hand into a of invention," remarked Mra. F. “So tain a size unknown to their native vtreams. “W. O. man” (double you, O man). But place that propued the cabbage ■ up it is. my dear.” "Well, I don’t think against his moutli, and then Dr. v. sat a woman feels worth little if disease it to." "No! Why?" "Well, we’ve has invaded her system and is daily sap­ down to watch this extraordinary had our telephone in over two yearn, ping her strength. For all female weak­ patient Slowly the cabbage disap- and it hasn’t grown an inch.’’—Pilis- rSSw nesses, Dr. IL V. Pierce's “Favorite Pre­ Seared; the Irishman's eyes brightened burgh Chronicle. lotion. □ring tho process, and a shade more scription” stands unrivaled. It cures tirr-curwl u tattla. Vtv-. the complaint and builds up the system. of life pervaded bis countenance. As a friend the beauties of the city. "This Send 10 cents in stamps for pemplet to the last fragment was bwallowed ho World's Dispensary Medical Associa­ said: "Morel" in quite an audible is the Grand Street bridge. "You may remember that a woman fell from hero tion. MS Main BL Buffalo, N. Y. tone, but the doctor made him wait a some time ago and lost one of her L. W. Arenander. druggist at Ishpem­ few moments before the second quarter 'eyes." “She did?” *4fes; and then Fowler Is lo hare a National band. was laid in position and eagerly re­ ing has failed. ceived. To curtail my story, in tbe she sued the city for fifteen thousand dollars.” “That was an eye dear, course of tho day Patrick ate all the wasn’t it?"—N. F. Herald. ■ good part of a large cabbage, began to —This to a boy’s composition on । get well from that time, and in a week or two left tbe hospital nnd went lo girls: "Girls are the only folkff that has their own way every time. Girls work.—Pittsburgh Dispatch. , is of several thousand kinds, and —Tbe waste of food in hotels and sometimes one girl can be like several restaurant’, says the Chicago Times, thousandJ^rls if she wants to do any­ thing. This to all I know about girls, your hair li jt nine thin. in something enormous. In Ixmdon : iLjrour wUo regrets It. this waste is partially utilised by tbe and father saya the leas I know about will uop this rave Sisters of Mercy, who keep some one them thc better off I am.—Toledo the original glans MM constantly in the kitchen to save all the Blade. a pcrfccx drawing. scraps as well as the articles that are What It Was. returned from tbe diningrooms. These VmaceatoetJou In Lethe March 1. are carefully sorted and pul in covered A State street merchant put a hand­ baskets. The soups, chowders nnd some plaster figure in his store window , 1 gravies are placed in cans or buckets. and prepared himself to enjoy it with any other llnlaent. » wd s^ K At night a covered wagon comes and his customers. Along in the afternoon, takes them away. Some of the articles are taken to hospitals and asylums, the thc wife of un artist came in and she' , . ' others are distributed among those of tm-ntiqned it at once. “Ah, Mr. B.------ ," she "said "that's the sick And poor who are tiewrving. n handsome figure in your window.” “Yes," rtylled the merchant, "I call ! it so, tuyaelf, 1 do.” : "Yoor taste to excellent,” pursued j ti.c lady, "and I’m glad to-»ee a love ! atftftyeeniaaboaiebrWT two hun* of art developing in commercial cir­ raaconval- cle*. What is the figure—Hebe?" । d within A -onwpondenl give* some curious facts concerning the "jumper*” among tbe Frencii-Cunadlnnn. He aays: They attracted my attention as pn^enting some points of Interest bearing upon the nervou* system, showing to what a hyprr-*eneltive condition It may bo brought In certain fcWneno* early be­ gun and long contitiued. I bad from time to time heard lum­ bermen mid others whoso Avocations led them to spend much time among thc French camps speak of these, ••jumper*.” but had given no credence to the, aa I thought, absurd stories they related in regard to them, until one day. while attending to my duties in the waiting-room of my fumigating station. I incidentally let fall thc win­ dow near my desk by turning the but­ ton suddenly, thus letting the frame fall a short distance, making a quick, shar|» noise, when three out of seven French-funadinns who were sitting near, awaiting their certificates of In­ spection. leaped into the air ns If they had been shot, at the same time utter­ ing a yell which would have done cre<tit to a North-American Indian. From that time I was on the watch for these strange characters, and. when possible, made inquiries of them tiirougb my interpreter in regard to thc cause or their condition.' Before speaking of thia perhaps it will be well to enumerate some of the manifestations which give them the characteriNlic name, of “jwniwra." One or two instances will be suUIclent Recently one of them, a French-Cana­ dian of small stature, came out from au adjacent camp to the post-office. Just , as.be was alk»ut to ask the postmaster ■ for his mail, he being a total stranger 1 ■to the official, a man of sixty-five years of age. some one knowing tbe fellow to be a "jumper" mischievously cried out: "Grab him by the throatP The fellow sprang lik<- a • cat nnd grasped the old mnn by the throat, and held on until removed, the irate postmaster pouring forth torrents of invectives on the j>oor fellow, wbo really was per­ fectly guiltless. Another unfortunate wood chopper -had just came into camp from two days* work, and wait standing near the large camp-beater, in which wm a very hot fire, when some one cried; “Grab the fumiu-v!” ' No sooner were tbe words said than thc poor fellow obeyed the order, and as a result left a scorched pattern of each hand on the nearly redhot pffc. thus rendering him until for his work in the woods for some weeks. As stated above, I have endeavored, when possible, to investigate aa to the cause of tbit peculiar and diatreraing i condition; and while 1 find, without doubt, that primarily it ia due to an,in­ herited nervousness, jthe immediate cause i* in taking such children, when small, and while firmly held tickling them until convulsive* symptom* ap­ pear.— Medical Hecttrd. GErm^SY ForPam SAFE. SURE. PROMPT Ml® FITS! yARM FOR BALE. unutrille, to scrr» kof trull, aud (vo.! ira^. STFflRYauPtorMENT <MM>D HALLETT A KALL’IS’S’Jit BARKER’S HAIR BALSAM PROVINCIALISM. That narrow view oLaffnirs wtikh goes under the name of provincialism when II |« sitowti in relation to matters of larger internet ia well illustrated in the directions given by a fanner stranger who inquired fur the place to catch trout. ■ ••Want to know where is. the ... brat S’ ice to catch trouL mister, hey? You ? Wdl. you'jiuit go straigiit ahead till you n»mc to the swamp down there, then keen right on till you conic to our old black turkey hen’s' neat; then turn a little to the left, and follow on through the woods about half a mile, and you will come to uu old chestnut log across the brook. That's the place to catch trout! Why. stranger, don’t know where the old ’black turkey hen’s need is?” ' "Not exactly." • "Well, If that don’t brat the Dutch! I thought everybody knew-lfH'cre'ttat is. How in the name of reason can I tell you where thc trofct Are. then?" This case wra more than matehed by the experience of a gentleman who vis­ ited a country town, soim- Years ago, ‘““I* “I*?11 8 i*r*on whom we may call Pclictiah Ucnkius. Having reached the neighborhood where Mr. Jenkins Jived, be called ut a house by the road­ side to get more particular directions. His call brought to the door a woman, who wu evidently the mistrees of the bouse. She listened to his request to be told where Mr. Jenkins lived with ■ look of mingled wonder and pity. know where Mfe. tiah Jenkins lives?" she asked. Tho gentleman admitted his entire ignorance on thia point, and made it ““ Se?.*?.,or having troubled her. u*111 now P‘lX seemed to have overcome every other aentiment "well, if you don’t know where Pel letiah Jenkins lives you can't know much!" and the door was closed the face of tbe inquirer—TomU’s Uompanwn. Among the interesting results of submarine or deep-sea explorations con­ ducted under the auspices of the Lon­ don Geographical Society are thorn in reference to the Atlantic sea bed. It would seem that the bottom of the North Atlantic is occupied by two vaL !X'*“U’ni extendlnK fr°«“ to thirty degree* west longitude, and ^mW'T l)?P *<U‘tor- wlth «« extreme depth of 1ms than thirteen thousand feet, while the western vaL £?. ’^C.h°* ,rom thc to the fiftieth degree of west longitude. The two separated by a ridge in thirty degrees west longitude, along which tiu.aven.gi, depth is only six hundred fathoms, and which can be traced 10 1<x,la“d *nd southward to the Asons; it Is volcanic in charac»^.u»b°ith Ito extreme i„1a\ Irra iban five hundred miles, and the depth erf the Water I_ .1. -IJ-C LWse a million to a HtSC'JX A SAW SET VIRGINIA FARMS JtMILLS WTwrs in a jicr wc — ><v no ouiiuNiig; sreSly emph’j-Twnt. Fartlralar- r «-l rir* the work '»rnt for dump. Atlilrrw IfOMZ M’FC CO., r. O. llox ISW. Boston. M*. ■ K WAXT BAI.KSMKX ercrywl and tralvllns. to sell our <c-Mpool salary and all rxpcnM-' tenon at once and udary WKitol STANDARD BH.VFR WAilK (X Waablnfftca y.M-t. Bfatoa, Maa-». W -WOMAN’S FRIEND. Ia the best remedy for all complaisto peculiar to women, young or old. A full dweription of thoso di.-mew. their symptoms, causes and proper treatment is contained in oar book entitled “Facta for Women" Hhs trated correctly; any woman esa understand it Ever) woman nhonMhave IL Sent to Ladles only, in B'*tod envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth dollars to any woman. Address ZOA-FHORA MEDICINE CO, �SHARP IN A BAD LIGHT. RECEIVED ORDERS FROM CHINA. Aa AUogsd Imperial Ordar SS, OF GENERAL INTEREST. —Fourteun widows and eigfrt wid­ ower, live uoar each other in sr single block in Rahway, N. J. ' —Five-sixtha of the Irish people, ac­ cording to Herbert. Gladstone, are foL Tws Now York Xldorasoa Ooafwaa U>o lowers of Parnell. Whole Mcheiue, and ImpHoal, Many —A washerwoman of Roselle, N. J., •ttiera—How Many Were Brlbod—Sellhas been trnnsformnd into an heinma by tag tho Surfoce FrwnchiM* being left one hundred and fifty thoosanadollars. Maw York, Feb. 3ft—A great sensation devSofaxi Friday night in the Jake Sharp —Danbury, Conn., makes one-fourth of all thc hate worn in the United IraowTi lliAt Aiderman Fullgraff, who was a States. It turns out hourly on an rr>sen!«rr of the city council when Jaks average one thousand throe hundred Hmtrp »m granted the Broadway franand forty-three hata. , «btoc, had voluntarily appoai-ed before the The proclamation, while It embodies no —One firm in Western Massachnsette gran 1 jury and confess*! die entire scheme, from toginng to end, implicating many al- ihnntM, ienodly intimates that tte Chinees lust year made 180,000 drums, using government intends to epocdily retaliate half a millinn feet of lumber. 85.UOO dreniesL Another alderman, whose name has not upon the American export trade and Amor sheepskins, 2.200 |M)iindn of cord and oeeri made pub'ic, is also said to have testi * lean residents in China for the long tons of other Utting*.—Boston Journal. fi<d before tbe grand Jury just how m.iny tinuwl .outrages upon the Chinese in this —A man in Friesburg, N. J., leads alfct-iuen wore bribodknd the amounte they ^“try- Neither Um Chine.-, legaUon at the big ling roeord so fnr, with Wmbiugtonnor any prominent resident ot rscHvrd. Conkling had a copy of •he conforsious In hh poMosdon, but refuses the Chinese colony in Now York fa aware of an animal that weighed eight hun­ dred anil fortv-flve pounds nnd was to say a word about them. When tho state the existence of any such pro.-lamation. suffocated in Ita own fat while In-ing wa-ito investigating committee meetu again moved in a wagon. STRICKEN IN HARNESS. Mr. Cockling says, the truth will come out. —At Sacramento, (Jal., a drunken The secrets of the grand jury room have John kl; <louKh, thn Celebrated T.mperguarded so closely in this matur that undertaker wu.* put into a hack and sal a wuUjor has escaped. The oxtraordithen all thc hacks in town fell into line 1 anee Laeturer. sary disclosures made, however, are !*■ and followed him. The. burlesque fu­ PiuLADXLrniA, Feb lU-Jobn B. Gough rfgnifieanV'qow than they would have been the eloquent temperance lecturer, died at neral procession excited great amuse­ a few days ago, for the senate committeo i W Thursday afternoon at tbe residence of ment— San .Francisco Chronicle. has nne.irthed and woven together an un­ Dr. R. Bruce Bums, in Frank I ord, where be —Dr. Talmage believes that bad men broken cuain of evidence, which would have wa^takan.on Mon.tay mgtat wten strk-ken nrovtxl Ixwond anv doubt the farte n.n. with poralytfa while lecturing at the Frank­ live short lives. That may be true; but Arx-d in the con(«wsions of tho two alder- ford PreabyterfiC* church. His wife wm at there seems to lie a process of over­ a«i. Tlie cuinmitlee was in a position to his bedside when be died. There were also production going on lo take the places naah tbe ring and punish the culprits bo pnwuit Mrs. Pldge, bls stater; Mr* Burns that always keeps thc supply in excess t <o tb<»*o disclosures ware mad a Tbt*ro is and two nieces, Mary and Funny Whit­ of the.demand.—FitMurgh JHrpalch. existence proofs so dear and strong that comb, Mr. John Wanamaker, Rar. Thomas —A New Huven medical examiner the cunning of couasei, backed up by Murphy, and Mm Jacob Wagner. It was states that he found starvation to have fcolewiie an! train,-.! perjury, can no: recalled Tbunday that tbe last words bejfn the actual cause of denth in thc vcrtiirow them. Tbe groat ring is qxikOji by Mr. Gough were: “Young man, ctftc of an infant-that died in that city Nupleteljf. surrounded. Flight fa now make your ivoord clean." a few days ago. The infant had been I upomible, for a movement to PillLA»KLi-utA, Pa., Feb Jft—Private ave • the state wouki probably devotional service, were held Friday after- fed-on soirift sort of patent food.—Hart­ -mot bv iliK:nnt arrant That noon over tho remains of the Jato John B. ford Courant. —An Oregon old-timer says the first Jacob Sharp and his friends ire uow in an Gough, at the rmidoncti of hfa physician R. "poem" ever "indited" in that country iron .wge i» a realised fact' The two alder- Bru, a Burn, iu Fnutkfonl. The body accompanied by his wife and niece, left was by a Yamhill woman. It reads: k4 to <!<» so in order that they might claim Frankford for Worcester, Mima, at 0:54 in "The Willamette Valley is the prettiest she immunity which tbe state flings around the evening. place that ever was made; It lies be­ ■W own lu-i-cptod witnttarw. Mo mon y will tween the Coast range and the Cascade; b.» shown to those who have sullenly and In the spring of tbe year, just after tlie COKE MEN COME TO TERMS. doggedly clung to tbn stained and lawyer rains, Tnere are. lots of wild geese, and hahnted ring. When the day of judgment Kverythlnr Coneeded Kxc.pt RaHes*. or a few blue cranes." •orneH Mr. rtherp will have to fight hard FriM>n.n>—Huns Hallan. —The weeping willow, says tho Gar­ »*>ugh for hinufclf, withouij trying to help Mot vr PiJtssAftT, Pa, Fob. 22.—Satur­ den, seems to have had a romantic his­ hfa dujei and allies Th^J-ridenco now in tiw Imti'fa of tho acnate committee show. day afternoon the txard-of camdliatiou on tory. The first scion was sent from thi* part of the strikers met with the sytidiSmyrna in a box of tigs to Alexander •Let the big railway ring has ramitkatioas brought a comMctiotiB of the most start Ung cute repreMntatlvei nt Hcottdole. The con­ Popo. General Clinton ■stare. Thc aldermen seam to bo tho bast ference wa* strictly confidential, but the shoot from Pope’s tree to America in tenpurtant personages implicated. Now negotiations ware of such a character that the time of the Revolution, which, York is now upon tbe threebold of another noticea have bwn porte*) i*t all the works passing into the hands of John Parke Twrexl -tirliiquake that will startle the city. slating that work will be resumed Custis. was planted on hia estate in *-agre, paid before tho re­ Tbe Broadway & Seventh Avenue rail- at tbe Virjpnio. thus becoming thc progeni­ which practically owns the Broadway duction of December, 1081, whicn nwani tbe tor of the weeping willow in America. •<urfa<-e railroad, tlie granting of who™, grant of the Hi per cent nd rance oskod by —"I see the papers have n good deal franchise is now under investigation, has the striker* Th,* English-N|>roiting laborers, iwvn soliiCo u syndicate of Philadelphia are Jubilant, aud are Iviinting thn < on> to say about Jay Gould leaving the •egiitatute 'which pnys from |B85 to fiaoo per mun.ty red in this vicinity. The Hungar­ street," imitl Mrs.* Fungle. "Yes. they have." replied her husband. "Well, I ians though maintain a snU-.n rilence, -tian' for th- sUk k Th- transfer fa alleged to liar • Ivcn made with u view to provenb ope ially nt Mon,wood, where they say think he did just right, and I wish n ing; if |KM*|b)e. a forfeiture of the Broad­ they wlU not return to work until all th» great lot of other men would leave the prtaouonr are liberated from jail. way nwli franchise. street This thing1 of having to puss between two files of loafers every time Later 41 the day, on behalf of Eilward M. M’CORMICK’S REAPER WORKS Kaox. wlXrr*n» twenty-five shureM of tho a lady govs down town is disagreeable, Mark of th'? Broadway and .Seventh avenue and I hope that others will follow Mr. railroad, an injunction was obtained in tbe Goulds example. ' — Pittsburgh Chron­ Labor Tmubl.s, •*<>cri r coart restraining Jacob Sharp from icle. Chicago, Feb IT.—For noveral days ths dHxwing of 3M4I.OUO i^rrtb of bonds of tiw —Americans are the third highest in Broadway Surface railway company, James molders and other workmen employ id in A. Riclianl-on $ 135,000 worth, and James McCormick’s R*.;>er works Ix-re have l*en point of number of the foreigners re­ W. Foshay ’«j,000 worth. Tho facta on conferring with tho iiroprietore on the sub­ siding in Japan, according to statistics ject of wage* and grievances, and wjvoral published in'*native paper. The Chi­ which th- complaint is based have been ■sninly tnkan from tbe testimony given by time, it has i*cen announce*! that ev ary thing nese stand at the head of thn list with Monday 2,471 residents, followed bvthc English tfa- defeixlants before the senate inveetigat- bad bts-n witfafncLirily arranged night, however, tho men demanded tne dis­ with 64H, the Americans numbering mg committee. charge Av* non-anion workmen and 11.53 187. Although thn Americans are far per day for Uboi-oi-rt. Tuesday morning That CinetnnaU In,otlgstlun.HBI when they went to work they wire informed less numerous there than thc Chinese •tecuraurn. Feb. 23. The senate com- that the works would be stopped and their or English, they occupy more houses, mince has kx-k»l horns over the projoaition servicee were not required. The u:nn were in proportion to their number, than n! Uie three Republican members to take dumbfounded at this move and if the either.—N. Y. Tribune. photographic copies of the poll book and work* remain idle for long it will bo pro­ —At Los Angeles. Cat, yepenUy, uCty sheets of Fourth WartI A, naw in the ductive ot much suffering, a* few of them pens were so thoroughly magnetized hoods o’ tho olmiruuin of the committee. are prepared to lire without w^tge* that one of them, on being taken from Ti» f'>-'uo<.tatic senators hold that the origlthe box, would attract and sustain from •ui pill look is tbe b st tretinuiay before thIllinois Grand Encampment Officers. three to fiv« other pen*. There had wnurnttiK*, and that the H«iiubliouis, having Sriuitoi’iZLD, IU*. Feh. 19 —The Illinois been a wind-storm tho day- previous. ttait, have all tho testimony, and intimate grand encampment. Grand Army of ’be A local paper accounts for tm- phenom­ that it is lought to get photographs for itapublic, adjourned Thursday night, after enon in the assertion that tbe earth had rampaig.iing purpe***. The Republican electing tbe following officers: Department Msnat -rs a»v that tho forgtruM, alteration ot commander, Gen.- Philip Sydney Post, of passed through a magnetic storm, nnd finds fault with thc omission of Govfigure* ami nsinw written in different hand* are facts tluit only appaar upon tho Tl’onms C. Fullerton, of Ottawa; Junior emmeni-omcers in no» recoruing tno fare of the Ixwk. nnd can be lest, and in vioa-commander, Eno* Bond I co lorad), ot fact and giving it to thc public.—San fact only, pt nomted iu their report to ths Clacag”; chaplain, E. ^». Wilkin, ot Dan­ branci^eg Calf. —The atone uaYemeirt in ^ront of the senate by Hr- lac idmikw, nnd they propose ville; surgeon, A. T. Barora, of ,Hlootningto sit until their right! are reengntxed Tho tou Gen. Pcnt cboM, Gen. H. P. Itompron, late William H. Vanderbilt's residence fjwwuon will [CoLobly lw referred to tbe of Chieagxyos adjutant general. Rock Isl­ in New York is made up of the largest artriteators, Judge Thurman and Mr. Hsui-i- and wax (selected for thc next grand en- slabs of flagging stone ever put in a sea, of i.'oiuinbua. single pavement. The stones were auoptuaoL taken front the quarries in Pike New J.rsry Ru.pends Payment. All Kumora Sot at Host. County. Pa., west of Port Jervis, N. Nzw Yons, Feb. 19.—The state of Now Y.. and the Bigelow quarries in Ulster Bosru.s, Feb 30.—Ttei following telegram Comptrol m received Saturday morning by Mike Jersey has susj.nded payment County. The large slab immediately Sialliran, th- champion's brother, and will ler Anderson refuses to Psue any mors in front of the Vanderbilt residence is warrants on tbe treasury on account of th. the Itirgi’st piece of flagging ever transd'-ciaion of tho supremo court declaring tbe o a fight: porfodJrom the quarries. It co<t nine Nzw Yoiuc, Fob 19.—To Johm I- Sul- railroad taxation law unconstitutional. thousand dollAra. Thc entire pave­ Under this law was raised 8UU),(M0 of th,vax. chaaipion of the world, Bostok, ment cost forty thousand dollars.—AT. A *«.: Harding's dispatch received. I am •1,11)0,000 of the state’s annual revenue. Y. Sun. « ad that he his arranged mutter*. Will Tue railrowfa may think*It wfae to con­ ’ —A Malden school-mistress thinks tinue pnyiug the tax until sdme naw system ek you against Smith for |5,U0i) or that some of her pupils’ compositions fa devised. Otherwise tbe state will have to any amount of money Smith’* Jacker* depend upon gift* of public spirited citizens are funnier than any thing of Mark n raise. Richaiid K. Fox. lYoprietor of The Police Garetta or the sole of •ecuritics owned hy the Twain's. From on essay on "Faahjorni,*’ written by a boy of twelve, she cites A Verdict for •7.1,000. the following. "Sensible people wear Itev. Hetta Resigns. sensible fashions, and insensible people Ix» Axhklks, CaL, Feb. 'JO—Thu famous Sr. Lours, Feb. -0 —The action taken by insensible fashion*." Another hop«‘Rev. Gwge C. B«tts. of Trinity church. • ful of hers, writing on the subject "A against •Lmiky''- Baldwin han resulted in a after making hta reply to Bishop Robcrtaou’s evolved from un rerdiet for Mbs Perkins for *72,IMift She •-omtnunl atiun, will undoubtedly wttle the Rainy Aflerntion. ru.-d fur FXJU.IW. Tbe evidence was utrongly diffan-nces Iwtwcon bls nop and rector. Inn inner consciousness deeper than that rontnulictory. Miw Perkitu sal J she mat of Josh Billings, the following sen­ conversation with a corrwpondout WalnmBaldwin when -hr, was 1ft He fa about 6ft day evening Bishop Robertson sjoke of some­ tence: "It rained hard, and I could After n tinw bo proposed, but married Mis- thing which would occur later on, and which not go owdoont. And so I went out in lletmett before their wuiding day arrived. would » ttle tho dfllleulty. That something the shell and sod some wood.'*—Boston Ha deni xi that ho ever spoke to her of mar­ now turns ou: to be tho resignation of Father Recant. riage, or that even by inference had ever-so Betts, which was s- nt to tbe bishop, a few —A woman applied at thc railroad l*xlg«| litui»lL Mins Perkins, It is nlltged, hours after hfa reply. office in Bangor, Me., n-ccntly for vs" at one tune bis mistreat. tickets for hcreelf and child to Montana. An invltallen to Woman. I’o-tukiuters In Convwntlen. She was unable to tell to what particu­ Hew Oulzazh, La., Feb. 2ft—Mrs. Jennie lar point In the Territory she desired to Chicago, Feb. 1ft—Tbe first national eon1-ention of third and fourth-chiM post­ Caldwell Nixon, superintendent to tho go, but informed thc ticket agent that masters field its first session in tbe Grand woman’s work at thn exposition, luu< famed she was en route to join her husband opera house Monday. A call of the roil of Invitations to the woman of tbe country to and had forgotten his exact-address, ■mites shuwal that thirty-fivy ttat«« and be p:w:it on Woman’s day. March 2. All although sum it was Montana. Tho territo.-ini wore represented hy IM delegates. women interested in tbe progress of their agent, then named all the cities and Arrivals in tbe evening increase*! the num-. rex aro requested to take ]>art in the events towns in the Territory that he could Personal cooperation of ter to faO A temporary organisation wes of that day. possibly think of, but it was no use. effected. I,. Hetuiey Grubbs, of Alabama, women from ail parte of tbe country fa She wa* unable to designate the right ■msebowm tenipornry chairman, and a large desired, aud wbaro a visit to New Orleans ia fanpmeible a few written words of one, but was determined to start for ninuter of cotuinittewi appointed. The con­ Montana, and she accordingly received sympathy will bo welcome. vention then adjourned for tbe day. « ticket fur HelcniL— Boston Post. Tbe Hancock Itonunwul. —Tlie Gt-rmaus, who have always A Ko«venlr of Condolence. . Norhistown, l*a., Feb. 2ft—The com- been celebrated for heavy eating, lxntANArnt.ii<, Ind., Fob. 30,-Mra T. A. HnndHcka nreived Friday from the Cali­ mjCtse moving in the matter of a memorial furnish us with some curious culinary fornia Deuiocratie dub a letter oi rondol- to (Jen Hancock bnvo decided upon an item*. In the middle ages the goose otjne printed on jiarvhnwnt freon an en- <Kluestr;an statua in bron.ee, similar to that WM the grand dish among them, but graved vto plats nnd incased in a rnasaivc of Gen. Reynolds at the putillo buildings in they iftlw ate crows, storks, cranes, oiivriojie ot iulid NHver. The whole wife iu- Philadelphia. Tho vo»t will be about id),- herons. «waiu« and bitterns—these last ■ Iteed in a magnificent tatin-lined morocco :Mi, and tito statue will probably be erected named dishe» being arranged in a in the courthouse yard. box with silver omamiT.ta circle of honor around thc goose. The gek-r ior Enrojwan vulture, the dog­ W"H the Waterl«»o Cap. Sii<lor«ed the Untvarsal l*i-n»lun Kill. fish. the dolphin and oven the whale Ixwnoa, Feb. IV.—The great coursing IxniA.iAPULM, Ind., Feb. IU-The G. A. wetrf tmlen. while a roast guinea pig ibj state encampment, Thursday, indorsed avMtt of tbe scaaoii, the contest for the was considered a very great ddlicacy. tiw univarml p-nslan bill They also ite U ■ ter loo eup, was dacided Friday at the ■■larcd .igninsttthe policy of using the organi­ Waterloo lAltotfi meeting, tbs winuer be­ All their foods were highly spiced, and enures were endless in their variety, sation’s power tor the purpose o. boycotting ing Mis< Glendyne. Tbe winner’s share of three or four kinds being served up newsjupvrv or persons -differing I'roui them tbe staLs. siado up by sixty-ioursuhacriber. with *ech <!i»h. -Chieago Herald. in.epimoiL at £95 sock, is ASOft fc-MRTUNG DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BROADWAY RAILROAD MATTER. / to Go ■•wee.—ItetaHatUm Minted. St. Louts, Mo., Feb. 81—The Chlness community in St Louis has received what ** *wnuln<> «*Py * imperial proria^taon requartfog that on or Ifore the 15th day of the 6th moon of the present year, (May U), all subject* of tbe Tai Tezing empire (China) now residing ln tte l.’idtad States of AmerR a return home, and instruct*nf U“t to tbrlr con­ suls free transportation will be provided from wypm << the United State, to any part r CU1^"e on’plr*’ ««Pt the province ofTa?°< T«ng. whose dtisens, because of farori°r nU“,ben1’ rc<luir*J to i*ay half AN EXPLODED THEORY. tert* Showing That a Mute in a 1'ao-at Lot la Sot Dwiijrroti*. A friend tells thc following story: Once 1 hired out to a farmer by (he name of Jeremiah Jenkins, for my board and clothe*. I wa* to furnish him with awkwardness, while he in­ sured me a living and shelter. This was in Oregon. ••John," said Jere­ miah. a short time after 1 had signed pipers with him. "yer better take (be team ter-momr an' commence plowin’ in the Dean field." "All right. Mr. Jenkins. What team shall I Lake’" "Take the sorrel boss an’ the bay mare." •"All right, air." • It was along in the. knee joint of autumn when I pitched up the sorrel horse and the bay mare. The plow looked ns innocent as a boy with the mump* and a >eud wart over tbe left optic. The plowing party'comprised the following members: Jeremiah, sorrel hone, buy mare with bone spavin, plow and myself. In tho Dean field was a weather­ beaten mule with his north eye dosed fur repairs. Tho niqlp had iwn ser­ vice during tbe war in the commissary dopartmrnt. After1, the war he joined a circus, and with the down became a popular favorite. It was while per­ forming in the ring that he lost his eye The down had perpetrated n joke about Adam—one, I believe, that our rosiMTted' ancestor had written and pub­ lished in the •brightest humorous jour­ nal of Eden." The joke, was so highly, appreciated by the mule that he liecome blind in his north eye througl failing to see its point. Our forces were apportioned as fol­ lows: Jeremiah catch, sorrel horse first base, bay nhire witfr bone spavin second base, tbe mule jn the field while 1 was supposed to umpire the game. We plowed two or throe furrows around the field when the bay mare struck for higher pay. Thc outfielder bawled‘"Gce haw?’ nnd the same got nicely under headway. As long aa we kept a at might course every thing went pretty smooth except the bay mnre and plow. The latter scoured considerably until wc got to the end of thc furrow, when I thought mv time hail dome. Thc Imy mare got her ofi hind leg and bone spavin over the tag, and began kicking the interior of the plow and myself into a future problem. On returning to «cmi-conseiousne.M, I observed Jeremiah gazing upon the remains of the plow, harness and my­ self. with awe depicted upon his countenance. All were excited save the weather-beaten mule, who wan com­ placently scratching himself on thc division fence. I found from this little experiment that it ia infinitely safer to monkey with a dynamite conspiracy, or even a mule in a field, than it is to frolic with a bay mare possessing a bom- spavin on the knee Joint. 6f an Oregon autumn. Th tin have I expoded a long-standing theory that a mule in a vacant lot i* dangerous.—Californ-'a Maverick. WALL STREET DETECTIVES. How the Flnanvtal Canter of tltr United Matra la Guarded. Thousand* of pedestrians move to and fro past the Stock Exchange and about the money center of thecity eack day. Solid old financier!), who-c check wnald bo taken unquestioned for a mil lion, come and go. Dapper clerk* who look like millionaires on fifteen dollars a week: messenger boys by th« score flit hither and thither with hands ful) of Isinds or other securities making -■•c.ltveries according td contract* and sales arranged on tIi4 exchange floor. Bank agents, with small fortunes often in the capacious porlmonnnies strapped to their waists, going to the clcrkinghousc to make good the daily balances, while every few moments conies thc lumbering wagon pushed along the sidewalk conveying the cash from Uncle Sam's collecting counter at tho euatom-housn to Uncle Sam’s strong vault below the sub-lreMury. (In every side is wealth, yet attempts.at robl*ry are very rare, and successful ventures at thievery scarcer still. The fact is that every face passing along Wall street is wanned. It is a great place for seeming loafers nnd loungers. Curbstone brokers have tho semblance of loungers. Clerks enjoy a cigarette on the sidewalk. So a lounger more or les* is not noted. But all who apparently loaf about with lit­ tle to do are not loafers. They are sharp-eyed detective*. to whom the face of every crook in thc country is known, and who are constantly on the lookout for those faces. . When Inspector Byrnes reorganized thc detective force of the city and made it u real terror to the criminal classes, he paid particular attention to Wall street ana its neighborhood. He knew it offered great temptations to bold robbers of the Dutch Heinrich type, who grab the boodle in a banker's or broker's office, and then fight their way out and off. The Stock-Exchange read­ ily granted him all the accommodation he wished, and In a very snug room in the Exchange building overlooking Wall street is the room set apart for tho city detectives. It is, in fact, a bureau of the central office organiza­ tion, and its establishment was one of thc first steps taken by Inspector Byrnes on assuming control of the un­ uniformed men at headquarters. He came quietly into the street, hired a room at No. 17, but the fact of his pres­ ence soon became known to thc Stock Exchange officers, and President Bray­ ton Ives*at onoc invited the inspector and his men to occupy the room now In their present possession. The dis­ trict geographically extends from Ful­ ton street down to the Battery,and about a down men, on an average, cover it, though at times the force is much in­ creased.—A’. Y. li'uridCough preparations are used in every household, and hence the necessity for a pure and safe remedy. Red Star Cough Cure, the new medical discovery, con­ tains neither moaphia nor opium, and chemists, physiiins and Health Boards endorse it 25 cents RAJPOOT LEGENDS. On returning from the gardens th* conversation diverged, to Rajpoot le­ gends, one ot which was recited by an English gentleman, and a native poet was introduced, who has the gift.of im­ provising interminable Gazerat verses upon vast themes. The land is full cd strange folk-lore and legends. to col­ lect which wonld repay the labor of any intelligent resident Thc chiefs of Bhaomigar belong to the Gohil class, which descends from the Solar dynasty uf Udaipore. They have fought, and "drunk tlie red cup of , peace." and fought again, ever since Akbar’s time in 1580 A. P-. and have a whole liter­ ature of bardic ballads. Every village possesses its martial or religious legend. At Dandretip is a well of aweet orator, in tlie midst of the salt plain of the Bhal. The story is that a merchant named 1)antasha resided at Dantretia, whose son married a wife from inland. When she came to her husband’s house she was given salt water for bathing, but she refused to bathe in salt water, and batbed with the water which she had brought from her-honto in a large earthern vessel. Her mother-in-law mocked her and said: "You hail better arrange for your father to send you bathiug-water daily." The bride, how­ ever, declared she would die of hunger rather than bathe ih salt water, and for three data and nights she fasted, worshiping Gnngnji with great devo­ tion. At the end of thc third night the w POWDER Absolutely Pure. Twin Foes to Life ; Are liKllgesllon and Constipation. Tbrir primary symptoms arc among tho from them, mutually aggravate each other to a spot north of the village, and that and small at once the whole machinery there they would ace her (Gang*)flow­ of life. Nausea, Foul llreaXh, Sour ing. In the morning the bride begged stomach. Dizziness, Headaches, her relatives to accompany her to thc spot, bbl they laughed at her. At last they went and to their surprise saw Disorder*, are among th* symptoms a stream of pure, sweet water flowing aud inaladii-s cauwd by derangement at out of a virua. They then congratu­ the stomach and bowela. lated the bride, and’ after all bathing A Thorough Purgative therein returned home. This stream is still sweet, and has ever since medicine Is tho lint, necessity for cure. Then the cathartic efirct must be mala- • been named Gangwo. Then, again, talocd, lu a mild deplxc, Inst auflldrad at Mandwa, near Bhaonagnr, there to prevent a recurrence, of uuetfvinma, is a red Mahades stone which zaud at tbe same time tbk liver, kldneya mark* where La Gohil the Rajpoot and stomach must te stimulated and rode into the sea to please his lord. strengthened. Tlie Rajah Sidhrnj had visited the sea­ coast and come amongst other places to Mandwa. On a certain day the AecnmplUh this restorative work better waves were very violent and the sea than any other medicine. They are much agitated, at which time Sidhrai searching and thorough, yet mild, in their had gone down to the seashore attended purgaii\c action. They do not gripe tbu t>ath-nt, and do not induce a costive re­ by several horsemen. The King said: action, as is the effect of other cathartics. "tic would be a brave man who would ride a hundred yards into the sea on a diuretic, day like tffis." One of the horsemen medicinsd value and replied: "There is no race so royal and gallant as the Gohil. Ono of them might do it, but no one else would dare to do so." Another answered: "The Gohil race is brave in talk, but their The Pr”Inl,t bravery shown itself by boastings in the market-place; there is no Rajpoot who would throw away his life for such a neglect of that condition would inevitably, challenge." On hearing this La Gohil induce. All InTtfU laritics in tbe action ot the Ik>wc!s — Joowm-ui as well a* consti­ placed his hand on bis mustache, bode pation—are beneficially controlled by them all farewell, and urged his horse AYKR’8 Pills, nod for thc Mlmulstioa into the ocean, where he was quickly of digrstivc organs weakened by long­ overwhelmed. And, one* more, by­ continued drspepvia, one or two at way of a Buddhistic legend, there is Arrn’a Pills dally, after dinner, will da more jrrtod than anything ehc. r the folk-tale told by the villagers of Moldi, a spot sixty miles southwest of Leading Physicians Concede Bhtutanagnr. There is a largr pteiturv (vid) close lo Moldi, of which the That Arrn’a Pills are the best of alt cathartii- medicines, and many practition­ Jhinjhwa gnuw ,is very sweet, and the ers. of tbe highest standing, < :i*tomarily milk of both the cows and buffaloes of prescribe them. Moldi is of excellent quality. Some Charons of tho 1’nnchal. who were drah era in grain, hlppened to visit Moldi, and purchased a large quantity of Eln in tbe neighborhood. They Dr. J. C. Ayor i Co., Loiroll, Hass. ded their animals and placed a large V [ Analytical cix-mlst*.) a quantity of Jhinjhwa grass beneath their packs. Then they set out for Marwar. and when they” reached Pali they alighted nnd sold their grain to a wealthy Wania merchant. This mer­ chant had a very beautiful wife. She put u straw of the Jhinjhwa grass in her her mouth and chewed it, nnd then smiled. Her husband, who was stand­ ing by, asked her why she smiled. She togged kirn not to press her to tidl, but he insisted. Finally she told him th::’ iu a previous incarnation she hod been a doe antelope, and had been u^ud tov graze in the lands of Moldi, arid that -flTHLOPHO[)OS.’u"f;k thc grass there was sj>ecial|y sweet. cmstUs mJ ti.-<Irxltru«. and rnw When she pnt the straw in her mouth she at once recognized the flavor of thc Moldi grass. Her husband questioned the merchant*, and they confirmed her statement Hint tho grass came from Moldi, but after telling her husband thia she fell down dead.—Cor. I^ndon Tetearituh. Ayer’s Pills AYER’S PILLS, Helpless Three Peculiarities Hood’s Bareapartlls, the rrrext Wood purifier aad regulating medicine, Is clixravtrrized by three peculiarities, namely: I a Th* combination of tbe various IO L ■ resncdlal agents used. ITMLOPMOHK CO.. ttlMl ST., IEW TOM. Health is Weahh! Tbe proportion tn which the roots, Z herbs, barks, etc., are mixed. mJ Tho process by which tbe active OQ 5 medlcln.il properties ar? secured. Thc rewutt la a medicine of on usual atreagth and curative powc:, which effects cures bcretoforo unequalled. Them peculiarities belong exclusively to Hood’s BanapariUa, and are Unknown to Others Hood's Barakparilla is prepared with the greatest skill arul care, by pharmacists of education and Ions experience. Benrettlsa modlctfe worthy of entire confidence. If yon suffer from ncrofcU, salt rbeum, or any dis­ ease of the blood, dyspepsia, bllkmancsa. sick headache, or kidney and liver complaints, catarrh or rbowBallsm, do not UH to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla <’I recommend Hood’s ftarsaparlTU to all my friends as the best blood purifier on earth.” Wit. Gan, drucffist, Hamilton, O. ’• Hood’s Sarsaparilla han cured me ot scrof­ ulous humor, and done mo worlds of good otherwise.’’ C. A. AW0U>, Arnold, Me. A book ooeulninK many mldltknal state­ ments ot cures will bo rent to all wbo desire. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all drawlsta. tl; six for *5. Made culybyC-LHOOD * Ctt, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doom Ono Dollar. TIT ANTED a» cards of wood » tt>eh and M W cords 2-foot wood in exchange fnr Dry Geeds or on aeeoswto due. JULIUS HUHHELL. ' HAGAN’S Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes her fresh­ ness to it, who would rather not tell, and you caut tell. �,V FBOM GJMJTD BABIDS. KAKNKB EOrrOK. A word about volley city affairs. As’ uniud people are waiting and watebing for thc vernal season with its jdtws-. aut and promltdng days. Amung the various vague questions' ^waiting fair days for settlement, po«*J the right hour day issue between emnloverand employe. Organized work­. ing’ ineu in thh city will set aside May 1st. as a dav of demonstration.. after' which eight hours will constitute a‘ day’s work. Men in factories contend la most positive terms for the alleged. reform. They state the following rea-wns: Manufacturing establishments। ran not run live years uu full time, as। they how produce enough in four years, to supply consumption fora lustrum; aad when eight hours make uday it will require more days which would employ aO surplus labor. Then this new fnngktl day JtfirWes l« hodra for study and USE FOR TAPE. BEATING RESTAURANTS. * DrtnU poollr. w>> ab Coo.Hj. |,w dlt, 4*. *lu*n itu.1 .L.,.. > . Khx-tridtjr. A novel machine, which is intended not only to art 1yi* automaticaBy, but to correct all errora before the type is set, has been invented by a stenographer of this city, and patents have been ’ "The chief cause for f-otnmervial dis­ honesty.” says Herbert Sjwnoer, "is ar indiscriminate admiration for wealth an admiration which does not take in­ to consideration the character of thc ■posscMor.’’ A rwtaurant-kcepcr in Chicago was asked by a nqiortcr in search of signs of the approaching mlllcnium if be attributed the lessen­ ing of the trouble caused by his cus­ tomers endeavoring to bent tiieir lunch bill to the waning of such an admira­ tion or the ennobling of character. "Not by a jugful: don't fool vouriu-M by any such idea." he said. "The sim­ ple reason ht that those of my patron* who. arc disposed to cheat know that 1 am on to their tricks and that it is nn exceedingly hard matter to beat* me, so they don’t try it on verv much, had one man try to get ahead of me last week, which "is the only case 1 have had for over a month. It was bv an old trick, though new, perhaps, to him. lie came in one noon, ordered a iifb-en-cenl lunch, which was given him, and with it a check. He then ordered ten cents’ worth more. This was given him aud a check for iweiity-five. Thc waiter asked for thc first check, but the man denied having received it, and as I have instructed the waiters to dispute with no one but state any trouble to me, he said nothing. Th'e man saw the waiter talking to me, however, and so paid thc twenty-five cent check, keeping tbe fifteen. Thinking be might come around hurt- again, I took a good look at his face to keep him in my memory. Sure enough a cbuple of days afterward he came in nnd ordered enough to amount to thirty five cents. "Now, we have a system whereby every one who receives a check amount­ ing to over twenty ednts is watched, so when this individual marches up to the counter I wns ready for him. He did as I supposed he would, and instead of banding over bls right check he gave me the iifteen-cent one he stole the last time he was in. I accused him point blank nnd domaudt-d the right check. He objected nt first, but upon my threatening to call an office?’, ho gave in and paid both.” ••Are there any new schemes that you have come across Intelv by which they try to overreach you?’’’ "No. I don’t think there are; at l<-a,-d I have foirnd none. Occasionally when there is a crowd in here the beats man­ age to slip out of the door unobserved, but not often. Then i* one trick—an old one -which they work nnd which Is the only one I have been unsuccess­ ful in cfunlmtiug. Two friends, though apparently strangers, come in and sit together; One orders a big lunch, the other a snqill one, each receiving his respective check. Tlie one ordering the larger meal leaves first, after ex­ changing checks with his eonipanion, who. when he is ready to leave, inform" thc waiter that the check nt his plate is too much, ha* it exchanged, and de­ camps. Tbe next time they change tiff, the one who had the ligh’t lunch first taking a big one in orot-r to equalize their appetites. But even bv this wav they slip up after a' few attempts, fo'r we watch such customers pretty close­ ly.”—Chicago A'etrs. issued to cover all ita vital principles. The machines hitherto made to act type have all had a key board, before which the operator saL and by touch­ ing the keys caused the type to drop as wanted* from reservoirs through guiding tabes into the stick or galley made to hold them, thus netting the matter, in one continuous Hue, which nn assistatit broke up into short lines to tit the newspaper column or hook page, as d»?sired. fn the stenographer's machine the operator prepares a tape which ib run through a machine which automatically. 'ISlnd trade unions have issued man-1 rets the t> In preparing the tain- thc operator ifratos asking certain business men to aits at a Key board, which can Im- ar­ employ none but union men under pen­ ranged like* thc key ixiard of either of atty ol implied ostracism. For instance the common typewriters. When a key a builder of a business block refuse to representing p letter is touched thc a«t Bflcrde to certain vagaries, they direct! punches three hoh-s in a line across tin­ tbrir delegated walking coinmitae loaaj tape. Thc three holes are always in a urtain and inform firms furnishing line with each other, but they are in uMerud. such as brick, lumt-ex, hard­ different places on the line, according ware. eV*., to dose their account with this man. or they will enforce the im­ lo tho letter represented. Thus the position of a boycott upon said firms. letter A could be represented by three Thu man who walks Che streets in a holes like these: ■ o o o manly status allowing no set of men to euispire against his liberty of person o» and the letter B by three: o o.o bimineas. guaranteed by his country’s Every time a letter is puncht-d the constitution, by such demeanor tends to provoke an array of 3.1XX) to5,000organ­ tape i» mcA’ed along a certain distance ised men. May the writer state that before another letter is punclicd. This the common council being consioua of distance depends on the width of the Us nearness to spring election, so sym­ letter. Thus, if thc tape is moved pathized with the movement that an along one-fourth of an inch when tlie eight hour law is the result pf their nc- letti-r e La punched out, it would lai fion. moved along onc-hnlf inch when the Two homes are to be erected during letter m is punched out, because the the coming summer, One, masonic; the letter m is twice ns wide n.s the letter c. other, Michigan Soldiers’ Home. The Spaces between words mid :dl sorts of latter is located on the east bank of type character are allowed for in this Grund River, three and a half milts way. Am the tape runs out of thc north of the city’s centre. Coat #100,000. punching machine an assistant menH< opacity 350. To be completed by Dec. 1st Contract awarded to.Mr. Tiedke, a nrvs it off with a rule which is divided up in sections whiebvropresent every Saginaw builder. Already 223 "boys Id blue" from Duy- type character. Thc whole, length of ton and Milwaukee. Homes, and other the rule ropreBents the length of a line places in tho stAW*. have arrived at the of type to fit the page or column de­ various i'-iupory homes, from whose lin­ sired. When the end of the rule lands tels hang flags ot the nation. These sol­ near the end of a word so that by diers lire all disabled and very few of thin spacing the remaining letters them draw pensions. They are subject would go into the line, enough hole* to more restrictions then the citizen. representing the ordinary thick apacca Most be temperate, ilnd at the Home between words are fillwf and replaced after eight oulock at night, etc. The by other holes representing thin spaces, *Uiie contracts with parties to furnish which are punched in by band, inorder board at B3.00 per week. War-scarred to allow the letters to’come in. If a veterans in their soldier suite, sprinkle word is to be divided a line of holes street crowds and church killings. They representing the hypheft is jrtinclied appnx’iate the advantage of a public' li­ in between the syllables and brary. then holes representing spaces are The City Hall is ready for the roof. changed until tin- ruin shows that thc It is three storied and is built of cut line is exactly spuuAi out. As the stone. Floors will be tile; joists iron, spacing is done mathematically tho jand casings marble. When completed lines must all be of the same length, 'quli t* the finest structure in the city. and thus the pressman will never bo ilhrtxl sleighing. On Jefferson Ave. obliged to. insert a ••Dutchman” to set aside for fast driving, can bestan every day.especially Sunday, many h igh make a "form lift.” Tho tape is read by copy for errora. prirred. prancing parera. with merry drivers eager to determine the fleethit Tlie lines of holes which represent animal. Small boys complain of par­ wrong letters are filled, the correct tial alderman Iwcause refused the holes are punched, nnd the holes rep­ privilege of coasting, except down by the resenting spaces are changed until the line is exactly full. When words are “black hills" a mile or so away. The twenty-second anniversary of left ont the tape is cut apart and Knights of Pythias was duly celebrate*! lengthened nnd the holes punched in. last Friday evening, by the Eureka Double words are corrected by filling Lodge. Chancellor Commander W. H. half the holes. At the end of each ASIATIC RAILWAYS. LoOinto. said that the order spread rap­ line a row of holes representing a idly In Penn., N. J. and Me., and to-day quad u> separate the lines for conven­ the K. of P. numbers upward of 120.0CO ience in handling is inserted. Then members, reaching from Maine to the thc tape is run through a machine It begins to look as if the dny were Sandwich Islands, and from New Or­ which makes another tape with dupli­ ngt far distant when the European leans to Manitoba. cate lines of holeA the Hues being at a traveler will lie able to make the Indian Two West Shle projects about to end uniform distance from each other. This tour, which no iielf-respecting globe­ with success will lie the News and tape is uswj lo M t thc type. "Fifth' National Bank of Grand Rapids.’’ Each type character has a reservoir, trotter con now omit, without having Cloe-huudred and sixty persons richly and the reservoirs arc placed side by to endure the vultry horrors of the Red clad in coatumra of latest fashion at­ side. A series of pointers are ar­ Sea passage or the long sea voyage? tended the progressive euchre party last Friday night at the Peninsula Club ranged to simultaneouMly fly at the In other words, unbroken railroad House. Choke refreshments were serv­ bottom type in each reservoir, but a communicatien between Europe and 'd in the spacious dining room. The series of ten narrow, thin steel plates India is probably a thing of the very aprasiou was said to be the greatest up­ intervene between the points nnd tho per circle society event in the history type. These plates have rows of little near future. What imperfect reports holes in them, and under certain cir­ We receive of the progress made by the ©f the town. Washington s Birthday is being cele- 1cumstance thc holed get into such n Transcaspian rail road seem to warrant pjy-ition that our of the pointers passes the placing of this desirable ccnutumtinned quite generally. through the plates nnd knocks a typ<- rnation nt no remote date. The rood Very tmly yom, out of its r<-M-rvuir. The type is now open for three hundred nnd WOLVftBINK. 1 ididra down a slioot mid lands eighty kilometers from thc Caspian, —"Egg- are eggs now,” says the iu the "stick” that is ready to which brings it within eighty kilome­ grower -an if :u tome other time they receive it. The tape, by meana ot at ters of AsKubnd. Beyond this point had been turnips, squashes or slices ot electric current, controls the little steel tiie road is graded for one hundred and plates. When the tape is put into the fifty kilonicters more, taking a south­ boiW owl. 7<lttit/ag» Journal. easterly direction to Dushak, where it -I'm- -orry fur de ’apcplic person. I type-setting machine it passes over a ^n to brnnoh, one division . connecting steel roller and under a row of ten steel w<mjT rather haher good* stomach an’ fingers. The roller is connected with with a branch of the Indian systen.' hatter go hungry all my life den to hub through Afghanistan, and th*- -other rv.latd stomach wtd er fit!! smokelioiue. a battery. As the type passes over the roller the fingers find tho rows of halct* having for its terminus tee mysterious and drop into them. Each finger Is city of Samarcand. while crowing the -jin throe days of hydrophobia it connected with a magnet, ami each Oxus nnd piw.sing through Bokhara on may oe well to remark jtfint oo person magnet with one of the ten narrow ite way. The time assigned for the who Inta paid for ht« nowspapent in steel plates that kero the pointer* from completion of thia northern branch of. •ulvdncv was <tv«w known t<» be bittm reaching tho type'in tho reservoirs. tlie road is three years; The work is by u mad dog. — L>jhh ft^m. When a row of bole* in the tape repre­ already begun upon it. nnd Merv will —'Ilion* id a town in Australia called senting a character pasaes under the be reached in the spring. Merv, which Random A resident of thc plait*. be­ lingers the fingers above the hojea drop already has a poit-oflicc and line of ing mtvuit from it, rod being asked down on thc cylinder, a current of telegraph, and yet the place where tbe wIhtv ho lived; said be "lived at Ran­ electricity passes to 4he magnets, and brilliant correspondent O’Donovan re­ dom." He was taken tin aa a vagrant tho magnets, thus influenced, draw mained for six months a virtual pris­ -.V. F. TW^rasi. such a combination of thc little plates oner and completely shut off from the — Dr. Hohlhwnttnn btdievt*. from the from one side of their normal resting­ rest of thc world nt’a time so recent ns figures of women ou certain vases that place to thc other aa will allow the to be within reach of the memory of a eunwW were ia use in prehistoric Greece. pointer ojqiosite the’ required letter to verv youthful school-boy. The idea of railroad connection Thi-i toouid tawh our fashionable and reach the type in the reservoir nnd force wasp-wakttisl women a Ica-wn. All tho it into the snout leading to the stick. with India has so long been discussed woiamt of prehistoric Greece who worn The impulse given to the pointers is that it has become soberly realizable In ©or*«u an- uow very dead. — Norristown simultaneous with the action of tho thought It is obvionsfy one of tho Herald. magnets. When the tape passes on, things that must be had, nnd if England aM,u’: Wher® add when tlie nlates and pointers return, until is wise she will meet the Russian ad­ did tin-, [ibramw: -Ah there!" rod "Stay another row of holes In the tape is vance half way, and congratulate her­ there!" have Uinlr origin. At Fort Mo- reached, and then tho action is re­ self that she has not had nil the burden Hcnrj. d,w. during the war r.f 1811 peated. As the matter to;be set is oor- of the enterprise. But it is very dif­ ’ ’ no© Un- Stars and 8trij«-s were run ected and spaced in the tape, the type, ferent with the idea of the road to up tin- enemy said: "Ah there!" nnd as Mt, need only to be lifted into the Samarcand. To think of the ancient *bn Auuricros mH: "Stay there!” and column or page. The speed of tho capital of the renowned Timour in a tb-y did. "And thus be it evrr."’eta.— machine is limited only by the rate at pnmaie way in almost impossible. It which the type can drop into plant*. has so long been shrouded in the per­ Corrections mn bo made in a tape by sistent investiture of romance that it is QnrakritAF* "No; I wav greatly diwan* a skUled operator more rapidly thro hard to imagine it as stripped of all ita pqimto. It was a perfect fraud. The they could oe made in type by a com­ glamor and takingaulneeIn thesvatem a.-wsp^r- all said the tout ensemble positor, and the operation of punching of modern civilization. The idea of wn> superb, and I wont specially to we thc tape can of course be done more puehuing a railroad ticket and regis­ ■i >».* — ■ -_ -... . — tering one's baggage fur the city which B tout UUMUn- rapidly thro type can be set. Mr. J. K. Munson, tbe inventor of a quarter of a century ngu could only don't believe thc machine, has also devised a ma­ bo reached iu disguise and at the great­ chine through which thc tape can be est personal risk; for the city which run. and, by an electric current, can was tbe ultimate point ot Vambery’a reproduce itself at thc other end of tbe pilgrimage in 1862-4. the storv of wire. In this way a newspaper could which so thrilled thc world upon his be produced rimultrotxmsly in any return to cirilixation-'-thiH idea is not that number of towns.—if. Y. Hun. easily aaiiimilable. If we had not in these times acquired tin- halal of meatal adjaatment to facte of the moat startling description, such an kiva of Brooklyn. It would be bevond opes M H substl- "th© old order c web rntuaBy cm- hithertei unknown Among mm political ambttion and the dcslru to accumulate property arc . . -*-**v I lie iiiar. w tlie atlmulaiits. The question ‘,‘HoW the other d«J. thrown oafrf hi. vehicle. bmZtS ••It is hinted that you have made an shall we keep from starving?” and hurt, and rftrr be'kaj p,,,^ "Who is to be tlie next President?” are important discoveryP” ' together he atarted on "So I have. 1 am Captain John ever before them. But women arc the Preu, noon be eneonntri.,| u,,„. ” principid sufferers from tbe effects of White,* of Montana, fhr man who first wart tramp,, cart One ot wb,„ ^7 discovered the birthplace of blizzards, thh mental strain; social ambition and who Invented a cure, for them." chtb. Aa they obstructed th« r,,^. . * nnd obligation, including church and wa. Ion—<1 lo halt, whet, „ "Tell me about it?" charity work, constituting the goads. "Wall. 1 have nothing to c<>n<-.**.*J in said: These are usually larger than the purse the matter. "Being a> you are a w.*i;.|>.,<,W11 For five winters past 1 andstrirngth. therefore t© economise iu have been in the Far Went watching . lanthroput. mebbr you’d hl. ti. dJZ tho kitchen and lavish in the parlor cold waves or hlizzanls. Nineteen out a couple of dollar* u.wnnt. fcl. ..JIT and outside is the result, and si state of of ovenr twenty start ou a line drawn Maylutn.” norvoiism-ss and morbidness arrived from rt»rt Union, in the northern part •‘Where iw.lt?” nt that is nmlreirnble. "What shall we "Out ney CMcagu I don t~ of "Montana, to Fort Lanunir. in South­ wear?” "Ought we lo visit her?’’ imd ern Wyoming. Then- arc mountains, member the exact diiueri>i,n/ of £ "Where shall we go when we die?" arc rivers, valleys and plains on that line, building, nor the number ».f imijvT thc principal questions which engross And these bring about the conditions re-, as is cry in’ their blwM-d tS(. (.ut , the minds of women* ®nd in which are qtiirvd for a radical atmospheric their dead parents, but 1 kn..* i1m.« involved many minor perplexities. ’ MgUjr in m-i-d of money. Aiij i it , A thoroughly healthy mind has be­ change." "Did you ever a blixzanl bora?” come one of the rarest <rf -possessions. "Tou lx-tr’ replied bih -t^q ".A hundred of them.” ' Among women it is seldom seen, but panions. "Wind is the opendipnF’ this is not to be wondered at when we "If 1 give you twodolhun 4i|J 1 "Well, for instance, one day last win­ rcnwmbcr how modern life bus ter I was in enmp on the Powder river, orphans ever sen it?" askv.1 the Ik widened their sphere of activity, quick­ . in Wyoming anti directly west of the troltar. ened their ^ense of Individual re­ "Will thrv! Won’t wr bunt«| rtofct sponsibility. Some women beeyme Black Hills. It was a plcaaant. sun- then-give it to ’em Jon bsluX shinvday, and during the forenoon thu morbid by thinking constantly of what night? You don t take us fur u t>MMi they are’ expected to be. Newer wa* wind blew smartly from the Hille Just ofgvnta without fvcRn’s. d«> there such high demand upon woman­ akxait noon, while I wns preparing my "If h« doca.” said otic <d ib* dinner, a puff of dindfrom the Laramie hood as now. They say that they anOn m he apit on his hands and gnLadhii expected to come up to n lofty Mountains, to the south, hit me. club afresh, "I must clear m, n standard and that society dejn-nds tin- plains, a mile to thc south ot me, shun. I’ve alius ten known J u< ui»on them for its highest pleasures. and jOst where two valleys brought friend of, the urfans. aud 1 vayj -52 three two different winds to a focus To be an ideal and yet to be severely nobody to throw nut bint* tiB1- j*5| real is thc task act before them. The iKiint. a cloud of snow was lifted high In air. and the wind begun to circle. In liar and a liyp<H*rit. ’’ result ia that many women undertake "And it’s tho same with Ju,' „luj too much. The mind is overstrained ten minutes tie- cloud began moving the thin! to meet unreasonable expectation, and toward me. and the mercury soon went Tlie Detroiter handed over iw<>*ihw Thc cloud bore this modern tyranny of ideal women down eleven degrees. dollars, and the tall tramp ft-t-Hr-d works havoc among"those who. most* to the uortbrast. struck the north fork them with: sensitive to duty and impulsive altns. of the Big Cheyenne river, and followed "Now. that’s right. Wh. ito are sure to be "most completely *acri- it test . to Fort Sully, spreading •*At fcully it ran down flanks aait .. went _____ _________ t________ _ __ won't give to the orphan*- » ficcd. him down as too mean t«> In, Wpnwn are also hsl into tuortidnciw the MiNtouri to the Iowa State line. half of the leetle angvh. many st by what .tlwy aup|K»srd themselves cx- Here the wave was a hundred miles long. When it got down'to Omaha it was two which can’t rvmcmbvi their |mw «•; Ccled to do. Of lair years the church. maw. I thank you. If you . ver i-.fr hundred miles. It left tbe. river nuvoh-nt iiistltution- and practical ami went east, and by our way stm» and m e t|m children .>U organization* for tuefulnrs* have laid there time the center reached hear them lm*as your iuiuTi m yea heavy duties upon them. Nor can it the and Jim git dut o’ tbrfrimd and let the Im- doubted that in these sphere* of ac­ .Des Moines one wing was up Minpublic philanthropist pxw • ■>. I m tion they have n-ndt-n-il immense ser­ neapolto. due north, and tlie other at that you’d Stand in al Li-athvice to various enterprises. No one Scdajfe, dm- south. From wing to wing prised That wave man’a wavl’ Good night, old M. would hinder them in good work*, and was five .htindnsi miIre. Heaven wifi surely n-ward ->». « *|ni-cinlly in those that belong by na­ look in'Wi.xx>nsin. Illinois and Indiana, trvU Fnie Prrn. ' ture to womanly sympathy., yet U and wns kept from Michigan by lake inflncaetw,. mid biter on all tho Atlantic must Im* cunfesscil tint philanthropy —There is a steady growth ini the we him its temptations to dissipation anil coast, from Maine lo Virginia wasoverof thc trawl bv our fi«h<*'rui< n on tk» overwork as well aa the most superfi­ suretul by It- That was onlv one out of Newfoundland tmnks arid .«o frestiy • cial state of society. Women fall easily the aianv I have .seen born?’ baa this implement been enlarged anii "Could it have been stopped?” • Into the excitement uf these scheme*, ^•Certainly. It was no larger than- a perfected that aoun) ’ schooner* new and M»mrtin»-s low* sight of the spirit roi as much as fourte-.-u nriit-s ef of brnrvolritcc. in its broailcst aenae, barrel when it started." trawl at one time, with twelve or tow"What Is your cure for these cold in the work engaging their present at­ toeu thousand bookaJ I'M. । tention. Shaq* trial and di.-appolnt- waves?" "Well. I'v(> hern rxperiiuonllng. Ymi nirnt oftentimes follow such lalairs. ■ —Years ago figs wep! Krtvd «a Tin- strongest men have to Im- on thc :nn«t warm thc nir as the first step. ItT aristocratic tables in Greece with »sk watch against the corroding influence that case you kill the germ and the On this line of the («eppcr, vinegar and Aromatics of philanthropic effort. Women if dis­ blizzard fads flat. appointed in susii endeavors art- apt to birthplace of blizznrds, a distance of five grow mon- iub n-.* am! I<■-> anii.it l,*. hundred miles, busc-lnirner coal stovre It surprises a woman not to attain should la- sot about six fact npnrL Ten n-r oliject. and failure strikes deeply thousnnd stoves might <k» it. but the , PURE into her heart aud reveals it-.-lf in Government might as well add five injuries to her character. And when thousand more and ui.ikc n sure thing Each stove would burn, aay. nine the evil In tile world is suddenly dis­ of it closed to her in all its hi<leousur«« it U tons of coal during the winter.' One very likely to produce hitt«-rn<—. and nuui. n» I figure it^. could attend to rebellion against the confu-rd and five stoves. Aa all the stoves jarring economy of Hungs under which would Im- out of door*, only one we are living. length 'of pipe to n stove would The political question alone is nuffi- 1«- n-quin-d. I figun- on taring seventy, cicut to drive us all .men. women nnd eight thousand joints of stove-pip«:. children—to distraction. Think of the 'Hus Item nlotir wquld poy for most of thousand^ <»f onr citizens whose exist­ .the coul Every blizzard txada thccuun- i ence depends, nearly or rvinotclv, on try tlinx- piillion dolla™. We have nu tlie victory or failure of politi<-.il’par­ average of ten p-r seasun. 1 figure ties. nnd.who work all their life un the that I can stop every one for one bun- I slippery edges of prwipiecs! Add to drcd dollars each. Thi* saves th<- coun­ this the |*ttv wrangling- between try twenty-nine million dollars per aeaneighlxira and in families during a son. The Government puts twenty mUcampaign, and thc conc'-ntrated agouy Uon.tallara in ita pocket and hands nw of half onr population on the morning the other nine." . MOST PERFECT MADE after an election, or worse still the sus­ "And r«iu have an Mira that toar i pense of weeks that follow when the scheme will be adopted?" contest is cloxc. "Certainly. The °?** only PRF'TE BAKIKO POWDER CO.. v fear 1 *have l*Te to “ •■' Tbe morbidness that so ufteu tmeom- that the thovcrnim-nt mav want to put chjcaco. st. u paides worry and dhap]N>intm<«it is plain nl.lin ntcWm. til.. tI shall ~ *--------- -----------------' stove* r.W off rar. on me. while one of woman’s greatest enemies. It stick tor the nickel-plated affairs. There soon bccomre a disease, a fierce and is no nse going into this thing with any­ feverish consumption that drstrovs the thing cheap 1 shall return in about a strength and Ix-autv of her life, ‘if she week, and ns 1 will th.-n know?xactiy ** SPECIAL * has a work , to do let her do it for love how much 1 can e on atove-pipe ] of the work, and not for the popularity hope you will i-oiue nn,| IU,._ ftllf nr fame or thank* that it umv bring, afternoon I shall trj and figure on using nor altogether from a scum- of’dutv, for one leg to a stove, thus mving thirtv her highest duty is to herself and'fam- thouwnd rt-nr-Iegs. This would pa’v ily. I-cj woman work by all means, for tlie coal fur three hundred and sixty­ but let her work uiiconsciou-dv and seven stovre. Doh’t forget to come and ■clf-forgetfully. for not .otherwiw can •xime. -D*nA FrK &tss. she have security against an evil that does her fearful harm. Let u> remem­ THE ISLE OF CAPRI. ber that the most desdrabb- thing we can IXMMUM, both for ourselves and for the sake of those with whom w«- tamo Om of our walks in the Wand ot'---------in contact, la a healthy mind.—/-ouim Phillips, in Chicago Ctirrml. < ’apri will take us to a very htgh point. I TF}£ on which are some ruins of the Villa ol; One jea JEWISH FARMERS. Tiberius the Roman Emperor. Thb gentleman, having Involved himself in - ------ — JdSuj* eifu111/ -d* .deal ** °J trouble troul,lf. al »t home, cun eon in ibi Au interesting account b given in a eluded to retire to this rockv Wand. a«5j«x t German paper of the Jewish agricultu- when- lie would J*. hlt lie sum rnl colonies in Russia. These culonlra ‘”7- beJhrw‘ 0Btil 1 owe their existence to the initiative of <k«ath. In the year .*b A. D. Capri must I the Jews thenuwlvca, who during the have been a very different place then aa Uu‘ *® and ««tonuof ito reign of Alexander I., displayed a inhabitants are eonwned. The Em­ strong drain* to derote thenutalves to peror tallt no Iras than twelve hand­ agricultural pursuits. In 18.W the total nundjer of agriculturists in Po­ some villas, in various parts of the SK* .‘UM1 ’?*dr l“*«*‘‘--‘ry arrange. land was 28,391. Two years later there ■* milch as poa. «.nd» New Jble. The villa which m are visiting with > population otM.to. Tb, ^kOR\^ EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE ™”™“ rf KMT. Volhjoi. rjdolk h, imp. , to,,! o, fthy-elx rolouio. ia which Al.ibi Jew, wmemploral The entire number ot Jowitt nrrlenlturiru doe. not hn atd not .bine upon them InSorr <lwrL iwriod. ot iwnwrution earn.. nod it would not L»o b..,p .nrpri.inK hod they not altogether turned their back, upon HTkultnre. A. it h their warn, ken not raffielent to tnaint.it> them and their Untile-, and thee are oblimai when the da,*, work in 6,„. to add io tt.tr .antmr. by hawking .m.l| articles of nn-rr-knrtri;,»•____ ... . -A rraUrtun m .N™ .‘PT-’W’ »rpn«-d lo 6nd . .,|O " *°*'r "P aimA uS *i.oJ fhaui«’r* and corridors show that It must have been a very tine building. A short distance below >t U the top of a precipice. tradition says. Tiberius owd to have thoee person* whom be had condemned to death thrown down into thn.sea. Thh was not an unusual method of execution with thc Romans, sijn’iSr i-clnr Iu tk' tyot Bam. i rang;* I FIE fllEATEST ^ • ican people is Consumpbon. , . grroiroti. ior one of n P?,rrk,,a hl’ Alling hem Hf prcdmbly do*» !!▼«• here all alone, but um look like onr ordinary Ideal .Physicians and Druggists nave at, last found a remedy W:they feel justified in racomnien ’ ln«: Thi" ii DR. BIGELC'.. POSITIVE CURE, which c. ; Consumption in ttages wtx othor romodiotaroofnobe' *- * ■ H cum Cough*. Colds anc ThroatandLuneDis«a«ssPa®-- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-03-04.pdf 2782c040bad0954c3361642c306091d3 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXX. NO. 45. The Hastings Banner. rCBUWHRD TKUMMH, AT Hastings, Barky Co., Mich., MARSHALL L. COOK. MUBSCKHTTOX RATHS ADVERTISING RATES: oiumn per year.,...................................#100 00 Extra cbante tor special poiltlous. JOB 1‘BINT.TNG. KrpecUl pride blelt la the Job 1‘rluting D<s ;urtroeat of the Banxhu Everything in the rnUre oSk-c l« new; ant! with tho latcat Ucea of wpe,cbcnMMtapproved patterns of machinery* :*ndcompetent workmen employ™!, enables the hawkaa to do first-class lob work. /T W. LOWRY. M.D, VT. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist Calin in Town or country prinapUy attended. Office boun-H to 10 x in. and » to 3 p. tn. TrlrpboiwAl HiHloAAyVdruRiton!. Special attention paid to surgical diseases W H. LANDIS, M. D, H. Phyaican and Surgeon, ■ Woodland. Mich. toaod there day or nl|thL it TIMMERMAN. . liommpathic Physician & Surgeon, (Fir** li-XM- cast of Holloways' drug store.) P R. Wm. JONES, D Dentist. AU wvrk promptly attended to. C. WELTON M agent for the Ohio He writes policies on a nv* low by Bre.lUhiaiugc-'7*,d' a ln“! !Uc by <leAU! and ■■.~™ent.__________________ {1OOK *8llELD0N, xOBee la A tetrad Block. IlMUtyp, Mich.) SMiaty- J. WRIGHT. . Htysiclan. Calls day or night promptly attended to. Ufll.-B al residence, one-half mile etui of Carl- A PHILIP T. COLGROVR. a Lawyer,. A Clear Skin LUMBERI BENTLEY BEDS. I WINS Barn Boards, Common Pine hoards, Shingles, Fencing, Joist and Scantling, M / CEMENT SMITH. ’. Lawyer. tODcc in Union Hall Block, ovvr store of W. 8. Goodyear & Co.) NAtTKX * VaxABMAN. Lawyers. «Orer Haan tilts National Bank.) K WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney .At Law and Solicitor in Chanceryrnkclk'M in all courts of the state. W^XIAM B. SWEEZF.Y. H .1 iistice of the Peace. Co11 veilcos a specialty. Dr. j. w. rock. Physician and Surgeon, l»prepared te rite prompt »Urtitlou to all wi»u rr.iy desire bli »endce». Office at rosldence. Onuiurvillc. ot Mleblpui-In the Circuit Court for the County of Barry—In Chancery. Moot Howarth.Complainant, vs.. John Holden. Mary E. Howarth, John A. tUrnons. Cbrv*. E Wmena. James K. Howarth. Charles Howarth, Ceorca L Howarth, Marcus A. Howarth, W11ham F. Howarth. John W. Howarth Nathan <• Howarth. Martin L- Howarth. Clarence W. Howarth, Uwls IL Ho-vth. Milan W. HowFilth Judicial Oirrull. in Chancery. I’pon due proof by affidavit that John. A. Sim­ ses and Charles IL Hirnonn. defondanta In the above entitled cause pending in this court reside •ct of the State ol Michigan and In the State of ■ew York, and on motion of Knappen & VaoArraan, solleltora for comptalaant, ft i» ordered that the mid defoudanta do appear and answer foe. bill of complaint filed in «ald cause within *mr months from the date o( Eft order, else the said bill nt enmplatnt shall be taken as coateas•d; and further, that thl’ order be published within twenty days from thia date, In tbu Haetkum Bannkk. a newspaper printed In Mid Msea eepyofthlsor^er be served on the s •eanuwe. Dated this bk day of January, a. D. IBM, | i* capacity fur hatebAniMtmrtJoa* Riven t £ 7^? I W VBOOMAN. !• Auctioneer, Having hail yearn of experience In errtng sucirf>n«. and bavins been csperl-dly •uccrMtel in anctlon tuileiuf live ctock. I know 1 ciui serve Pmmc welkwbo may call upon me. *M». Michigan Central j J M. IL GILLASP1E. »• Notary Public. BoveiL' Mills. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, \ Doors and Blinds Al[ ways on hand. 1 ARTIN V. BARKEfeRenlEstate, Insurance and Loons. etitt w!ti: J. G. Runyan A Ron t doors north of Postoffice. ‘ itu-ction xiren to making exchanges r property. The Interests oj nonresident n-r-.y owners cxrelully looked alter. Farms Custom Kiln Dim to Order. DrtrolL ExpnM. rOHX CARVETH, -’ Attorney at Law, Middleville, M'.eb. piTARKE & RIKER, ’ Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. la Union block, over Reamer Bros.) Haallbgs, Mich, j Practices In all courts at the State. Collections promptly attending to. 1 tOvsr J. S. Goodvrir & Co.'v store.) Hew Yertt Attorney at Law, . It's a girl nt Frank Johnson’s, ask Last Wednesday E. Lockhart went to Frank if it ain’t. Shaytown to witness the presrntatition Rev. Grant is still sick and Podunk of a-cold hearted-cane to S. Childs, from is without preaching services. Sunfield lodge I. O. O. F. The presenta­ PRAXUXVIXXB. Barry, County Circuit Courtis get­ tion ceremonies were delivered by Rev. The supper at Mike Doster’s on ting to be a terror to evil doers. This M. H. Bailey; of Eaton llaplils, at the Thursday evening .was well attended as it should be. Criminal lawyers Sunfield I. O. O. F. hall, which was well is only a part of beauty; considering the unfavorable weather. is filled. After a few remarks from Bro. can’t eave them every time. The supper wits splendid. The receipts Bailey. Bro. 8. Childs was culled for and but it is a part. Every lady of the evening sonu thing over 810. NORTHEAST BARRY. made known that he was made an Odd may have it; at least, what The'M. E. society showed their usual Fellow in San Francisco, QU., In the Mr. Isaac Stanton is very ill. by allowing the church to looks like it. Magnolia consi-tency Henry Toles has lust his last cow. f] year 18&4. Bro. ('. was taken by surprise. lie used by the Richland company for Mrs Howard has purebnsed a new After n few remarks by severid of the Balm both freshens and the broom stick performance, Whereas luinlx-r wagon. Bros, the audience,departed for their about « year since when Mrs. T. T. beautifies. Mr. Baird and wife; of Barry, have homes glad that they had been there. Ward and sister asked for the privilege recently been visiting friends at BedIsaac Smith, of Town Line, comes to of giving a musical ent- rialnment fbrd. the front Monday with one of those therein, they were peremptorily refused Protracted meetings at the Bunnell Selerfrate Su<vcm Evaporators, from as the church was to be used no more school-house. Cartersville, Ohio. As soon as the sap for anything except religious services. JJpW STOCK OF John Sank, r nos purchased a farm. rims you cun see some of t he finest sugar But we may suppose anything religious Isaac Stanton is repairing his barn. uuiple that is made in the county. , if all or part obtho proceed* are given A. J. Kelley is hauling lumber lor a 'Hie long looked for marriage took for church purposes. That is very apt new house. place at the home of the bride's parents to draw the line. So I mon Stanton Is not feeling very Feb. 28 18Sfl. The parties were Wm. George Mosier moved into his house well this winter. ' Titmarsh and EsteUa Ellerton. The last week Tuesday and his wife has 'ceremonies were performed by Elder Bowen’s Mills. suffered no ill effect from the change. Harder, of Nashville. Several invited Mr. and Mra. Temple now occupy Roads are one glare of ice. Good friends were present and after.the cere­ the rooms left vacant by Mr. Mosier. monies, partook of the fat of the hind time for blacksmiths. L. Gibb- has purchased the house ami Several Bowen ites lit'end the district after which the happy couple vent to lot owned by Mrs. V. flrundstetter and lodge, I. O. G. T., at Hastings this week. their new home with the good wishes is preparing to build on a wing and Bert Armstrong is so as to be around of many friends. otherwise improve the same. Our quiet neighborhood was set in again. David Shepherd und wile are visiting Mattie Hubliard is on the sick list • ’ commotion over the horse trade of M. her mother nnd sister,, Mrs. Holcomb Perry Johnson and John Gun ton 11. Bloom and Sam Kulp. The follow­ imd Mrs; James Chapmiui. start for Arkansas thia week. ing are'the particulars. As Bloom was The Fouth Pine Lake* friends spent H. Bradl* y, of Battle Creek, spent coming home from town with a neigh­ the day with the 1‘aster, Mr. Bruce and Sunday with Buel Bradley of this bor they ruet Kulp who bantered for a family, on Wednesday last, • place.' trade stating that he had traded once Dr. Hyde has returned from his visit Charles Bradley has rented his farm nmi wanted to trade again. Bloom to Canada. said "if you were at my barn I would to Milo Ide. Emma Cootage has returned to her trade you a large bay mare." Kulp CEDAR CREEK. • home. turned around and went home with 12, 1C16, IS and S> ft. Bloom and seeing Bloom’s horse became Wm. Count, of whom we made men ­ John Hinds was kicked by a horse und very badly hurt one day last week tion last week, departed this life Feb- more anxious to trade and they traded Frank Bishop is quite sick with lung ruan- 27th. Funeral under the auspic­ inside ot five minutes as it was getting fever. 11. F. Peckham is In attendance. es or Wilbey post, of which he was a late. Kulp looked for n place to stay Mrs. Newel Chandler is quite feeble meinlwr. Wlthey post und a number over night and was accommodated by All widths and lengths. of the Orangeville post were present, M. Evelte who tolrl him that the home ttiis winter.The verdiet of the jury in the Cur- also the two camps of S. O. V’s partici- he hud-was a worthless one. In the vetb case gives general satisfaction jiated in the exercises Sermon by Rev. morning Kulp went to Bloom to get his Gilla-'pie. cliaphiin of Barry Co. battal­ horse but-Bloom had started with bls among the people of this place. School closed last week in ■ this dis­ ion, G. A, IL The bereaved family team to get some hay. Bloom seeing Three guides. Seconds and No. 3 for trict Air. Campbell Is a firet-class hav,e the svmpathv of the entire com­ Kulp coming ran his team to Vermont­ Thus the old veterans are ville, Kulp following alout 80 rods tie­ teacher, and the district that secures munity for shots and repairing old roofs. hind, they took it up main street, Bloom his services will not regret tfie money passing away. * Lew Smith is able to be around turning a by-atreet, got away from they pay him. Kulp. The next morning Kulp came ' Hani Armour is breaking a fine span again. again with his horse and wanted to of colts. They are beauties. STATE HOAD. trade back, which was refused. B. Mat Harkness has moved to NasbHemlock, 16 ftz went to «the house followed by some Good literary last Friday eve. | ville. We wish him success in his new A company of young people spent neighbor boy, and while they were in I venture. the house Kulp rrtraded horsee and ' j George Perine will engage in the Sunday with Mrs. Harriett. Mrs. Fisher nnd Mrs. Barnett re­ started for town. After a short time B. windmill business the coming season. We can furnish any length up to 50ft- ’ C. F. Cock intend* building a brick ceived news ot the death of their brofh- followed him and had a lively nice into i house. IIy bus the brick on the er-ln-law, Mr. Morgan, of Knoxville, town, which was of more interest than Barnum's museum. Kulp was arrest­ Tennessee. ground. ed. but was relewied by order of the Scarlet fever at Harley Kelsey’*. In behalf of the republicans of this All should have heard Brother Bush's Prosecuting Attorney. township we thank the Journal corresWe make a specialty of Elm, Oak. pondeut for nominating a candidate for senuon Sunday eve. FOUR CORNERS. About forty relatives and friends 1 Ash and Basswood. open air seas­ supervisor for uS. . We well remember Erwin Mapes is on the sick list Uie time when he’ pledged himself to dithered at the home, of Mr*. Hurst to oned or kiln dried. Fred Stowell has two sick horses. vote for Ira Osgood te the republicans celebrate her 50th birthday. A very Preaching al the church Saturdaywould nominate him. and also to carry pleasant time was enjoyed by all pres­ fifteen democrats with him. This was ent. The fullowing is a list of the pres­ evening. and Sunday afternoon and evening. upon bis honor, and when presented a ents: Cake stand.—Mr. HuraL Miss Ora Sumtuera is to teach our slip for Osgood he looked the fusion A targe cuke stand.--John Merrick, school the coining summer. ticket over nnd s&id it was good enough Green Inbh lumber dried in two weeks for him, thereby showing that as for Mra. Vanche .Merrick, Mrs/John Fish­ James Brooks i»contemplating build­ for inside finish. er. W. J. Fisher and wife, Thomas ing a barn the coming season. honor he had none. Henry Warner and wife lire visiting We thought that the democrats were Fisher and wife, Orr Fisheryand wife. Case of needles,—Mr. Merrick. parents and friends in this vicinity. tired of playing tail to the greenback Richard Youngs, of this place, drop­ Two vegetable dishes and platter.— kitti lung ago, but anything to beat the ped dead Saturday, oh the streets of Mr. add Mrs. Sommers. Mr. and Mra. repui-hcans is their motto. Clark Hunt is getting out the timber Harry. Mr. mid Mrs. Hobbs,-Mr. and your city. Your scribe did not learn the particulars. for a large tarn, which hr-will build in Mra. Shelby. The people of this burg have formed ' spring. a literary society. The first exceraises Maple grove FREEPORT. Another pioneer gone. Henry Bow­ are to be Thursday niRbt, March II. May the society prosper and be of bene­ Above Stock we are Selling |I From the Herald. en tiled of rheumatism last Suturday I’ J. Cheesebrough Is shipping hand- nlght. He was sick only a short time. fit to the old as well as the young. at Lower Prices than __________ AUCt The'funeral was held at the M. E. 1 rakes overland to Grand Rapids. ever before. | Mr. E. D. Jennings sold 212 Imrrels of church on Monday. Yankee Springs. Jane Mayo and family attended the i applee last fall ana last week shipped Ida O ’ Connor has returned from 1pounds of evaporated apples, all funeral of her nricc’spusband, Mr. Ed. Morehouse, in Assyria. Inst Monday. Kslamszoo (X, where she has been OTParties desiring 18 ftid 30 ft. Bam r™'u h“ °'?n °f5h*rd l"t He leaves a teaching school. Boards will save money by buying I Manifesting its usual commendable He died of pneumonia. E. Nldy has gone to Kalamazoo to now. ' I enterprise, the Hastings Banner issued wife and two small children. Such scandalous actions as there was learn the artist trade. ! an extra edition Saturday, giving the Volney Weaver Sundayed with his ,»o | testimony taken in the Carveth case up at Ben Miller's one day last week is n /BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. u» noon. Carveth's portrait disgrace to the community. But th«n parents. l- Saturdayzzzz. is«l th tt> tick, The town telgranh has ceased -............. -------------------- ------ --------------} adorns — adop.MY) ’. ?) the the title title page page and and was was eueo- that fifteen year old girl couldn't bluff orgone the old man. If she did the boys won­ the battery has either frozen up or_goqe • graved by an Hastings artist. away. Mr. G. .Nagler, one mile west, has der how it would have been li the old Win. Ritchie has a new fine swell-box disposed of 40 acres of his farm, which inuu bail given a little fatherly advice, 1 cutter. includes his grain 'fann, to Corimd or administered a good horse whipping. J. M. Smith is giving some very fine Schmelcber for 8%30o. Mr. Nagler re­ Think it would have been to his credit. lectures at the Yankee Springs sdiool Bom to Mr. anil Mrs. Simeon Biggs, tains his residviice und 7 acres of land. house. Speaks every Monday night. He edntinuee very feeble from the fall a daughter. Feb, 24. A donation last Friday night at Will Anson Wolf has returned from his he srtstainrd last harvest, and Is con­ Stocking’s for the benefit of Elder visit south. fined to the house most ot the time. ' Stocking. Little Bessie Bowen is very sick. The Washington birthday party giv­ Dr. A. Rogers and Mrs. Dell Cole I . The -"T Yankee Springs school closes en by Geo. Ik-rkins in the rink' List ”___ 1. 1-th. 122., but LlI M Mr. Smith, the teacher were'the guests of Mrs. A. S. Orwick ' March Monday night was enjoyed by ninety­ m <!»y Ut w« k. Ml- Itoiren. l.:ul will get "" no vacation, for we understand eight couples. The .Niagara Falls (Route. that he h to conduct a Teachers Nor­ liven to Hastings, to attend J ndge Cole ’ s Messrs. Peekham & Godfrey of this mal and Training class at Prairieville paper are about to open n retd estate daughter, who is there sick. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. beginning on March 22d. Mr. Smith is gency here for the purpose of negotiaa hard worker, and having just return­ north-eaht Hastings Tskln* effect Nor. sth. lUa. ig salre an<i exehangM.ot farm and ed from college where he has completed Roads quite lev**!. village property. . KARTWAHll. both the commercial and sci'-utitic Lenard Ogden is visiting at Geo. course, is amply qualified to teach a Mr.and Sira. Heman Parish, of Grand Rapids, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Sweets. gtxxl school. Prospects ore that a Emma Naglrr visited friendsdn this large number of teachers will take Chas. Bronson. . , Mr. Wm. Paterson and wife, of Grand viidnlty tlw past week. TATIOXS. advantage of the opportunity to raise A Mr. T. Ilemott and family will move Rapids, lire the guests of Air. and Mrs. their grade of work. An hour each into the citv in the near future. His day will lie spent by Mr. Smith m in­ Geo. Perkin*. Luther Chihls departed yesterday for son-ln-hiw Wesley Stewart having rent­ structing teachers how to do succcsA. X. iK« Fowlerville, where he will spend sever­ ed his farm. ful work. May success attend his ef­ 1L00 Arthur Brown closes a very success­ forts. . - a <» al days with his son Murk. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kosht, of Ovid, ful term of school in the Altoft district ’iiis’ The Yankee Springs Items were quite HjorrtKOt. recently married, are the guests of Mr. next Friday., There will be an exhibi­ conspicuous two weeks ago, on account 7.17 given by the school £riday night. of there being two correspondents sent 1.30 7.37 J. Yarger and family this week. Mrs. tion Mr. SVHltam and Miss Effie Hour7^7 Koshtls u cousin of Mr. Yarger. ' 2.ao in. xoo *.17 Frank Conley and wife, of tihilo, O, rough visited at S. N. Baldwin’s Satur­ WootapUta...... 106 Mr. Wm. Count, who has been sick 4.15 a«7 /1 for some^tlme, died at his home Thurs­ IMro$r.’.””".’Ar, XU 11.45 accompained by Miss Mary Conley, of day and Sunday. B.U Chas. Baldwin starts to Detroit Tues­ day nlght?Teb.25th. Ho was a veteran Maple Grove, this county, were the guujts of Mr. and Mrs. John Fighter day to join his base ball club. They in the late war and died from the ef­ will then go to Savanna, Georgia, where this week. fects of a wound received there. The they will play their first game. funeral services were held at the Yan­ There was a misunderstanding about kee Springs school house, under the the preaching nt the Altoft school The following is the report of the auspices of the Wlthey G. A. IL Post. standing of the scholars of Dist No. 0 house last Sunday, consequently there A wife and two children are left to for the month ending Feb. Xfith, 1886: ' was not muchot a turn ouL There mourn his loss. May God comfort Judson Chandler, 9"; Daisy Shumak­ will be preaching at thaj place by Bev. them in their affliction and guide them Detroit......... er. 98; Ada Pettlnglll, 98; Clara Wick­ Stewart next Sunday. In the way of right sSanBapWi wire, 98; Vernie Doty. 99; Irvie Phillips. CASTLBTON. Charlotte. 95; Ctatie Pettlnglll, 96; Byron Powers. NASHVILLE. Rev. Smith has commenced his series 97; Arthur States, 93; Chancy Shumak­ The Madison family have, bv edict of er, 98; Charlie Shumaker, 98; George uf meetingsSamwoii Wm. Babbit, who has been visiting tho village marshal, left town, going Sheffield, 90; Mattie Sheffield, 93; Minnie PtUingill, »; Hattie Paiinatler, 96; Wm. Thomlison, has returned to his early Tuceday morning, do one knows whither. Leh Jackson, 93; Nelson Palmatler, 89; home to New York State. We understand Chas. Scheldt has M. H. Bloom is on the rick list. Glade Jackson. 98. Goorge Thorp, of Charlotte, was the traded his saloon property for a Ver­ GEUKGE A. MOSE). Taoelter. mont vlHe hotel. guest of IL Hosmer. BUTLAKD. The school entertainment at the opera Your scrilie wm in Hastings visiting house nozurauy Saturday was iumxiuki attended oy by an irnimnouse Wheat is suffering from the severe Old friends last week. Wm Varney has commenced to frame mease crowd, who were well rewarded freezing the cold wave ghee. ' • -for -------------k their attendance. Every body that could, attended the hi* new barn. Myron Stanton wants everybody Dr. Hart has returned from Ohio, famous Carveth tfial, but many listen­ Eldtsr uibtk Clark mu has coiuuicuc commenced a revival know that he got a letter from we court room. juuur ed1 outside the Grand Ledge girl Tuesday morning. ___ Rev. Goo. Krcgle will preach at the *t the Murry school house, Edith Fleming returned botne tr *______________ swm, Crosby school house next Sunday, e . pflbeam hascommenced commend to frame Angolia Saturday. P. Barr's new barn. March 7th. at X p.m. County News. Hardwood Flooring, K. KEN ASTON, A HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 4, 1886. WHOLE NO. 1605. Marcus Whitney, an aged man living in the cast part of town tow: died of consumption Friday morning. Our village Section occurs next Mon­ day. There - are uliout a dozen candi­ dates for marshal, but the other plaeea on the ticket are as yet unstated. Mrs. N. Roe and little daughter went to Battle Creek this ( Wednesday) morn­ ing. where I he little’girl is to take a system of treatment at the sanitarium. Nashville people were well pleased with the verdict and sentence in the Carveth case. . Henry Bowen, a prominent Maple Grove fariaer, died Saturday night and was burieirMonday atternoon. A young man named Samuel Kulp was urretited- here on Thursday last on a warrant sworn out by M. H. Bloom, who lives north of town, charging Kulp with having stolen a horse. It seems Kulp and Bloom trailed horses, but Kulp found that he had got the woret of it, so went to Bloom’s burn -and trad­ ed back again without Bloom’s consent. The matter was finally settled by order of the prosecuting attorney, who order­ ed Kulp’s discii urge. . Henry Goss and Kit Hagar went to Bellevue last Sunday, and came bdek Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gosb. A kid named ^loQre living south •( town, bad a narrow escape from being killed by a falliug limb Saturday, while choppiug in the woods. His head was bruised badly and he was insensible for sometime. The school entertainment is to be re­ peated Saturday night. Tho post-office is being renovated. JIM CHOW. MORGO-THORNAPPLB. Friday last, F. D- Soules and wifs started to auteud the funeral of Mrs. Soules* sister in the Southern part of ths state. i A • . ■, Several of the Castl&ou boys have re­ turned from the north woods. Dance and oyster supper at B. O. Hyde’s hut Friday night. W. S. Adkiiis uuule a business trip to Charlotte last Saturday. Young I oiks social and oyster supper for the benefit of Mrs. Baker and fami­ lyClover seed is not turning out so large as the fanners would like. 'Lester Mead who hits been having very sore eyes for sometime, is on the gain at preseut. Vague rumors say’that Mr. Bakor was not dead, and that bis body will be exhwned for examination. A young lady left the county boua* and is now slopping with Mr. Ilyda. Mr. McClure, of Marshall, is daily ex­ pected at Morgan to look after his prop­ erty. Mr. Parker returned home from Ohio last Saturday night. ORANQEVILLB MILLA. MR. EDITOR: An article appeared in the Banner of last week signed J ustice. Thu texture of this piece of fabric to tho mind of the individual whoas brain conceived it, may aecia to be full of ingenuity, and, indeed Sir, it fail For the weaving together of sueh a web of falsehood requires ingenuity and special talent which every individual dots not possess. Permit me io turn the matter over a little and see how it will bear insneetion. ' ‘ The advocate of Justice who hM at heart the interest of so many of our burinem men iu Orangeville, opens with the statement that “Our stores are without customers, our mills are shut down, our hotels are shunned by the travelling public and the man who de­ pends. on his dally labor for support, is thrown out of employment all on ac­ count of the scare about diphtheria." Every word Sir. is a palpable and un­ mitigated lift. Not a mill has beoa shut down on this account, not a maa deprived of his labor unless through -illnt-’s of himself or of his family, not a suife hud been robbed of ita patron- • age, nor has the landlord of the hotel, so far tm heard from, been reduced to the pinching nectwaitit-s of abj.-ct pov­ erty because uf any action which the Board of Health of thia township may have taken for tho abbreviation of the prevailing epidemic. The phtiobouhic correspondent doubts there having been a cose with the ieaht symptom or diphtheria. This opinion should mow ttud forever set ut real all other doubts to the contrary, Tor sure­ ly Justice should know beet alwut thematter. Again he says, “The person accused, of having the ’big head’ was toiil by a reliable M. Il that his family bad simply intlusu&r Here Justice may succeed pernapa in relieving the gentleman with the Mbig bead," or his lam Uy from having had diphtheria, bat Sir he hardly docs justice*o a reliable phybielan to accuse him of permitting u hale tmd robust looking child to die from simple influenxx At all evente. Dr. Buchner, the gentleman who at­ tended the case, renders it in his report as u case having a diphtheric condition of the throat In conjunction with broncnitis. Either Justice wilfully Um, or the M. D. he speaks of is only a re­ liable jackass. The report of deaths to nine, Kir, and not five. Justice states that the devotee of Bacchus knows the difference between a dislocation and a fracture. 1 am (lad to hear it sir; I should not have nown it had not Justice so kindly spoken of it The difference existed, I am told, iu there being no fracture, but a dislocation of J4 of an Indi, (physicians will please note the dlfftr- the remotest Interence, said anything about tho fractured tone in quention knitting together in ten days I hereby assert that the statement made is a cowardly and willful lie. In concluston, when Justice tsMys to spread himself again let him be manly aixrat It and fearlessly writchia lull name and not like a coward, hide himself in ihs shadow of a num-dt-plum'. The Protwtant church mem �■*•* 4uis>< c-> Iu«m i- nw. be am Ilk* .nut Ah’ dal It tr WfU MitLu.-rv J liirtrn ton wuiUdit Uv murt. hit BACK TO LEPER’S toMidr tue. H*«r .enquMto toattty w-imod uimiMit tragi- iu Ito lipirt trf tto cud Murr J inui juMt heard. “Ara utn ,tto fluwnw beautiful. Ma­ rie”" 1 said. “Aud tto bird* uud tto button.**?’’ , “Ti“. tnudutnn." hu* axununrad. tuddfwvnth ; -uutdu«y w* not •» p’tsry uk tin big yallaw nuu’nuweni tu ntamum'a garth-v *ut hum-., tend the rad trumpet L1u*<miui* in tin- awtraip And they have UP Sjiuuiifi itcard here" <7Xiaadm« waMMdtw’l. “Ab* it waaMu prwrtty to pul) h iruui th*- trw* and tnak* w±. bnda to pluy on. JuuqtM* and Elent and me. ■wt u*ed to build n:u! fauna** with it. and daut**- -iu runde* ixi tiswn *’ “Aud tiiry dune!- in Leper'* Landr I' wi: »«;*.?md to the pne< Hr padded to bautiy. Tiie nhlld. wiu- wae nut aiiy. arum cm talking gravely, und. aa it awnf-cl. mure U> i_____“ J__ „ Eiiin:- wm dwicr at nan-*:, vnu kr->«, muti T«tk. Her f*-*rt ar*- nwulhm av big." holding curt her bund*. “Ah. I want w nee her. and mamtua mid papa Tun know. Pure B»-tDaucl xuuiuiuh said xium far vuu wvuid Uuw to tokr w bai-A ’ ‘ Tft- pdtoft bant hi*, toad sadir. “in use umml yw petto, but It will tea b*»euu*w tin- utywer. uf tto *cpuntovn hw fiutod. Ywu luwfl to rtwd aad puteinl. as yuur niutuuiu tuid yog. Kid xuadame gou^-byu. Mark, aud fa* ua go" AJter teat turnittug, I made it a point to cue the child ua vtften m> I eouk! Sb* Then » a d*warv. deaulMe region on L------ . nut ven far from J»cw Qriuuuh. wiuuii is HhumwKt Mid dreaded if at num. Jb it- nut due tto gray Spuabdi xuim*. whuM- lugubrious Icatuuu* uwrer tto track Mid hung their funaraal Lumiers tv We tmrui. »om. to wufapar to th*- uiftgpW air: **M«d*i**n* malaria’ It is iw: Imcmuk> uf the ftMtoripg to-' guom.. with their green smuu. broken am nud then tn th- 2m. wma*g bund rf a water toucuaam. »ur yet fur terecb awuttip rttrataluug bauk. with iu lautnrttic fan**. lite xauuxtruu* kerpeiiU touciug around tee traca. Mid a green. raudv te chiteL tto* ^uuftJy fight liiteriup teruugn tto iuraJyf** \ lwiu»d of b*t:rjm;ug ydsying uu tto ir-uwti wator uf tto ewnxup pawk, like a w^ufa'k dsuue at ligut and to ter neparMtn irvai begun te pirn- with bun Mmduw. Xu: natun- bad deme her part to make Shot portion at Bay«u L—— itofawma. fate a tonrar rurra 'max upou it ft ia afta, atoirtJy uZvr Loofauma »a aeiRiad. Hr flud frum hi* fiuuih and buried hixaaftf ui tiud wiki --'-gian Hi* familv tom teura. either uecuu* auco* e*to? member ’** ainuktm ur from dbrutiwn. and uu* by one mm>canntou U> tto fatal piagu*-. Moautoi*i- uttor l*pur * find iunurt! them, fur at one. tim- ttorr a a* * grant nuuy «■*» auMJiig tto Iwoigucra aud Buyuu ,1k------ Wieam- :. ococmub r*dvg« fur »uw UM4M1They cultivated tto grucnC. aud took nite ttoir wratetod Mwe* hu-Ji *-ajoy luout- a* lay m ttoir pwtr Jfto? W*«re um furguUrs to tto dhnritahwL Cuthuto priest- v'wtad lhew at isterraJ*.. carrying tto diiiutom* uf tto piou*. a*d thougfa ivy4rry anaii Jup**d tto ouautry uf tto«« toptowr bmng*. ttoy vrara aamarto wtoon er ttoy nd bm- a* I n»d. I oucud fuel the mea­ tal tarLurv through tue brave edlort to n;«ak th*mrful)y. h w»» like t byxuu at rvy^iciur Mtiq* tar mart vr» while the “Xu. 1 xtat »• rrud you rr} u urd: Mteasy« atdiitif about n. " •’BuX 1 ro» nut tttai awai 7‘ 'uh* *2*mnL bun -ug ucr la»w ji her Mctuk. uud burieihp into a cd tear*. "1 dr*ani. drvaw ail vigtK at tuaruma. uud wu-oi 1 wak* -ji>. uh. J c-n *v much it “But don’t you wm» to obev mumlaa?" J s*ked “rito icavw* if you rttr.y Ct huuw you will be rary il] and di*. mid sto want* you to be w-D and Th- child * *-ye* filled with puMtiunuto lurngfaig a* ube unad: “Qii. to hr «dck,wrtfa luamtita* wire, madam- that wuuid hr Heart*: LoU( y«L abe tab*-* mt- in her anm uud ahv ruefca sur like a babe. and 4w »* MUrim. and ««• ld«wn me all the taue. Ah. mot Dice but that is all I want iu th- world' 1 .fap-J diy if 1 Ao Bert go o—nj mrj «M* <«krC.~»*« : laat rweaBy -ctewe- yeura The fcrw »W ; *Mah 1 u' uMUiwtof faruadM* a hwpyurt uf rr-*ytluur<# »» uahWto ua- uwdud at Baytit: L------ . mid sbr rant cd my lil*- wW be K)«r. aaiung the yuu? uutcaal* Tbit ia my ia<riah tv you. “ J parted wsfi the pad pri«d with a brought to tet-Ciiarrtr'HoaptuJ Ktrickcn with fa^e swy. and dmd in a aburl time. 1 aaw a waitemeu: '.if tto cam pttelmtod in tto • ratmrd* uf tee fauaphaL my fir* intimation at tee toate of the goud totou Of Made I have beard ; into teat myvteriou* SOT A-KER’S TOPIC Tbera are abate too fccudrad <Mj paper* in Italy Nutelug Mialugoua to the twenty or village in Amenta rr'wtt m the Italian pmmaqda. A« to tto Large onto mid tto* of tto aeouud Mid third data. ttoy are, ampiy •mpplfad. m w£f] apprsr from tto fadiuwlng touenmtil: Three are in M.laa right. in Home -toesty-chnK. la Venice fiver a»d kid^eya n bud dnu •ml u. to»ua six. iu Xcjitcr *-vcm in human Fyate-c. wtoct Burd Tuna fire, ia Flwnainr fire Mid ia Hmm will remedy. Pktonoo three. Tl*.**- in MJ ton are in Grand kapute t* trytoe *• kfiittm* compaDT. !m frun; 3W.UO. wfc3r id Lunibardy are the u»u< and itrtcll qrrtit in Italy. moat,highly expkw.-ve -nt*t*»re kaowi «*•<*. mm a* fulminate cd a*r eery. chlorate at poem** aad «ra rhlaridr W ■ttrogtu. the ■**■*•-. daarer<w at all Tbe^- arc chrsncsJa vtaM eve« rapru haMbe with dnrad. aud vkaoh 4o uot o mir iato the prurwee at to <mlr anne£ it* partMMU:* tret h- t-tnami. and Uk taMUier ia whkh it m e«»deokd i« mun- like ifaa.: cd a fir«c-*-la» Jutotntxattaui mic uUmt jucrxal la “Afraid: i*»kmg Lt um with ourpriw -B j* nut fcr :• prtoc to 1x44 tocA wtor»- -hny take* Uuu. Al» ptoes ar* r*aud to u- w tor* w,- ran do tto Ma*to * wiJL My aitotted dato* rail me So to-p*r * Laud, aud if tto deMfat tomw a* tto? hare dour w ttfaw tto pa* v«W. ! wjU take up my xtoto ttow If will tn/l -to ter iqmi - uuVawl* te «to whto/tt tto mix>i*rato*i> cdftod'a uutti4rm, and ^————— an hour, more o’ ten, after a meal, he it b dyspep­ tic* ft shows h*« stomach is no: able to dispose of whit he hit eaten. But to eat and thus »• O3*e more work is an aesurdify. Take DR. JONES1 RED CLO­ VER TOMIC, which cures Dyr pepsia and til Stomach, Lher, Kidney and Bladder troubles, it is a perfect tonic, •ppetiar, blood purifier, a sure cure to-ague and malarial d'seaes. Price, Fifty Cents. are the auumarr. Motnr has a populatxm at life.lriu. ar a intfa- mbn- than half tea: uf fiaa i’rauci**.. yK fl ha* tenw or lour tfawa tto number uf daily nrwapaper*. Of tetwr tee JUmanv Apai. a mt: at GuvtnmeBt cegatL tomio&y nun not to dfamrtod. Tto Smmuc.'wfaiei 3a to have a ckrouiatiaa at IVLOM. *«..**«• ' ' Italraad wxuwr. “ ‘ •Quid* m Frh-w SBfe prt a Unutiihd <-iiUd *b*- wa*. Wnv: Itw yea?* uid. •»*• lu*.*jng ubr.-. with ■ pwv*. yr*->Mx-upi*ei air. iahfeh aetxu.' J **rM>g'. m uu*- ♦» i -.<tui*. l ath--? Bspnjud bat bunu toy fru«d frum dMMMXid. xaJ k- »«rw alaay. Uap$J» tomHrt. is »•«*•■ ”1 tiw <£Anr*SMx- in «aur Ti»- «luii-j ibu.r j duwjy ufi*. but • bBMjauL light top. but mssrily. Mte <'>'id*c ralo--taain*. rtSSw 4< not «w.-k. fa mF' 1 a«tod. "Sto- toukv «u Uoouua*. 1 newer «• w • k*eli*T rite ttoe- ►anvy • -ft *rsv •?<». with t lue* Uwk BMbrMii’ The prfr-t *4mxA- hi* hr--: grave.’v. •“Mb* i* not «iek >vw. but there m IxtW- ■■' ■ • * “ I ill uudex^a:.*! UK- whets I tail _ _______ ________ __ „ Lm*'1 ’ 'Her iLltor wa- attaeltod by i-pn*r five i ear* ajf>, a»d bi- wife and child fulh/wwl fahu ki-Adam* St. Cyr ha* rraaun to totov- that *to to* e /aSncted the dikes**-, and. torinr no rd»Sh«k in tai* exmatxy . «to to-^x^fidui tto tdutd to me. fifee win*-, to give hag tto only ctouoe toe*-* - ’ * ttoe from tto kper«. i br a luatiMumr aut*. ItUaf daauc’ Owitld dhe uhild emdorutoud wiuB wm G*wv | bar* Aa if in mu*wm to my tliuti^bu the atoe-. ; -1 auppwni- tiw lupruur will kiD me. w> it <h»e». tbr utueru Mid make mv ugly Mid dreadful Hkr poor papa. Hut teen, you ane. J Mud) to with tecta. I don’t xutad anytahi* when J temk uf that. O madam*:. 1 nn> so happy'" 1 left tor cmihupuud 1 uB <rf juy M ter teuugbt uf Ltitn- A few wi—t;’* after­ ward Futiior Baymuntl laid tnr v*f tec return to Leper * Lund. Th*- pterr miniw-r 1till Irtuik uuounaeiuu» whan *ri.r' naw tier child. Wton car ramwerad. , Marie * arm* were urutmd her. Marie’a I atow uu her lips. “Tbuu. tow. wy darling:" sh* crimi: •rtiKiu **K»! Oh. ouultoi thuu nw*. be spared tee curar.P” । *4 am rind, mamma." Marie artoL 1 “! an. glad, fur k firm m« back to grastort proportion *4 Ubterarr fa. <f uourw. found al N»pfe» and duwj. turvn**i CulahriM into torilv. sad here terra * notordy agraallr "inhtetod dr­ —1-4-------------------------- butod aD ktedk “ “ Habl “Xu; the d *ra^- prugr—wk aluwiy with tor. a* r. d6»* s-«tfa bp**. Ye»r* *4rp*- w hile it fa m>*«uugto tocto*. th.-r B. K. Jamlecm. the Hnladtdphia bank, er. rnemtly said: -Wd ! rr«r tell yua about toy fire fixiaa-ial treiMMCio* ot impurtA»«-» Na? Well. M took place in on native town in Indiana Cr—wy •to will mz ■**. sad tto duiJ"•yaan'ug: 1 wa« a iiuie chsr.-r ot fire. a*d one ^y tor tor psr*«t*. my tosrt fa wrung aE i 1 import uti-*d my father far - .me nxmey U*e tow. ’' whh which to buy caadr. He wa* talk.: Tto 0*11 da? I left X*w Ortoun and - <ug with a genOemati ii 'Ae time, tor. । did aut rater. for a E*votl. A l*w to p-t hi* hand ia hl* pockef aadpolted tour-after I -rr;v,«l. fattor fi»rnwod out a dime, giving it to m- with the :neatod. m>4 my Sr* gtov* st ha* t/fad juix-uou to vpead but half it and to ata vo:»*u.m» had iupMa*!. - How fa bnng the otto: half tome. 1 Marie?" 1 -m-m! iawaadv, toelxag ■»aurad teal ter gtoum (ia tar good prieft'a uacaiiy etooftel f*ne had -mates** to , do with hi. fitte, eharg*. j "1 take tor to tor p .rmu to-murrow. " . “TV* «to i»*' -lto word *m-k in my totatond i» mar tto «-**£ tot tto <k»minauf ides nr:tj both :• to g» - Marie law on. ctomw cd rscapr s*uJ» «nmc. a* 1 ."”i •*«" I*“ WM i*e 1* I mdl SWtTCfL. '*£'•*■. m •~1«... raninj th। , . r*<tod rf all in c^xh toU my mv , -I and theu iocu cr»'3S.r^“'K“^u �Agricultural, 1*7. dM**ed «oin< * bed- They had often expressed a wish to have a stove in the upstairs hall, but “pa" aod -tna“ did not see th® neeewtity of IL I sympathized with those younjr■ people more than I felt at liberty to> say. and I now voice their rrtevanw*. in the hope that it may lead to ’rod ram. At once the highret compliment ever not only in their owee, hot Itx that of paid the Hural New Yorker and the many more, similarly situated.—Hural gseatest libel ever uttered regarding the Canadian. American farmer whs contained in re­ marks made to us not long since by the owner of a wldely-reuowned agricultur­ lN. Y. Tribune To detect oleomargarine or lard but­ al journal He said: “1 wish to con­ gratulate tne Rural New Yorker on the ter. put xif butter, known to be pure, position it has reached. It is, without a lump half as large as a hickory nut exception, the bent agricultural paper into au iron spoon, table size, and bold in America, and. I think, in the world. it oyer the gaas-j-t or a hot tire. It will It succeeds to au admirable degree in melt, bubble up and froth and combining science with practical soil run over. Hold it until it burns up Then culture, so that it* perusal, to th® edn- carefully noting its actions. ated man and the thinker, is a aourtx compare it with bogus butter, and note of great pleasure und profit “But" l>ow different this fast behave and bow «dll he “1 question whether you can wholly diffirent the residuum is acted makeit pav. It is a little too good; you upon by the beat. It will simply meR, .iliu H little too high; you snoot just sputter and not “act” like pure butter. over the head of the average American Thia test, brought out by the health farmer. While it may tie ®t the great- x nf5u.°1. ^Jev,’lrti>d. is pronounced .-st asaistance to those who will raid it infallible by all who have tried it. ® poo, qUMlily of chMJHe in and are able to comprehend it, few is dur to two things, poorly nave enough brains or sense to COUDl try to understand its teachings, and U1MM jod knowledge ®f the true thus most farmers, fail to appreciate it, prindplwj of cheese making (one-yearand so rthlnk your list of Btibscriliers o d Cheese makers rating their skill far a ill never be what the paper deserves, above Profemor Arnold’s) and the far though, no doubt, it will embrace the too general use of the skimmer. X Lack of uniform quality in butter cream of those who are progressive and who use their heads in running their results from churning at improper farms. “The tact is.” said he, “I run temperatures, “salving" by trying to work out the buttermilk instead of tny paper on adifferent principle. It is money I want, and I run my paper so washing it out with weak brine, and as to secure the largest circulation and churning cream so sour that the adds give me the greatest income. And as have destroyed part of the finer butter­ the majority of farmers merely make a oils. 4. Certain kinds'of churns and butter living and have no idea of doing l>etter. and as to such, science is a scare-crow, workers, if not used understendingly. I aim lote. 1 shoot square at the belly. wlinqwd the butter of the best creim, That is the point where you can hit tlrat, by whipping the life out of the nine men in ten. I wilise-ure the nine, ••ream, and then, in working, break who never give a thought’to their busi- down the remaining portion ot the na»» or the improvement of their farms, grain of the butter. 5. The only salt tit for butter M that while you will get the tenth one who which water entirely disolven. Ifeftirse does." Such sentiments regarding American ami flinty, it will cut the grain of butter, farmers as a class.are untrue atxl gross­ and there not peing moisture enough to ly insulting. It is not true that the dissolve all of the crystals, they nm.,t maM 6f farmers are simply like so retnain. halt should dissolve into the runny Iwasts with no aspirations higher butter, not lie worked into tkorsbueezThan their stomachs. Il is not a fact ed in. and then given time font to dic»that trine farmers in eveiy ten have no solve before the iinal working.—J. (} desire to iw lietter inf^pnied, or to adopt Ohio. better metho<ls in fanning, or to im­ Dr. T. C. Abliott, who for nearly prove their farms, thus bettering their -twmty-flve years was President of our • (imlition. Nor are they so satisfied State Agricultural College, and whose with the old ways that they will not practical knowledge und judgment did read and try to understand a paper, so much to make that institution the "aimed at their heads." and that appeals first and best of its kind in America, to their intellect. And he who has such writes as follows: “The copy ot Mr. i low estimate of them and their capa­ llaigir.H Law Manual, beautifully bilities. anil who, in conducting a paper bound, has been received, and has Iwen ostensibly in their interests, “aims only oftener in my hands than any other at their lidlies,” is a disgrace to the pro­ liook or books ever since. I like tWte fession. and should not receive their l>ook very much indeed. It goes liack support to common law and general print-iolm It is true, too true! that many farm­ so easily, makra the pnrticukir points ers axe blindly groping alopg, ignorant so plain, with either the MAtute that <»f the first iirinclplts of succrasful soil must govern the case or sufficient refer­ culture, ami scarcely able to do more ence to it, or at least good warning than wrench from their run down against aasumptious liable to be wrong, farms 8s scanty living;but this is not that I do not see how it can lie other­ irom choice, but a necessity, bred from wise than of great use to students and the lack of knowledge, for which this to men engaged in farming and in -anifl class of editors are largely respon­ practical life. Farmers and artisans sible. should know the general principles of We have now too many agricultural law that regulate their conduct toward papers of the “Cheap John" doss, and others before assuming responsibilitira are sorry to see a tendency in some ot thit prraupposesuch knowledge.and 1 the better onus to cheapen themselves. am glad that Mr. liaigh’s Manual is to This means lens work, lees originality, be made the text book for such instruc­ cheaper material and less care. The tion to be given at our Agricultural "ounlrv’s want just now is not cheaper College. agricultural papers, but better om»— The chapters on Parliamentary •Jrosrt requiring more work, more ex­ Practice and the Glossary must be of perimenting. more science, more honeneral usefulnewt, m also the set of •wty. We should have more successful, forms.—Mich. Farmer. thinking farmers in the editorial chair; men with ability amTpatienoe to*exper­ Massachusetts has a law in regard to iment. nnd test all things, and courage the sale of substitutes ^s butter. Re­ to honestly report the results, and on cently three grocers doing business nt whose integrity all can rely. Above Full River were fined $100 each, with all things, we want papers that shall costs, for selling oleomargarine which always “aim at the head."—Editorial in was not marked :<s such, thereby de­ Rural New _Yorker. frauding their customers. That is the kind of law w® need in Michigan, one Dmiiornino.—An important decis­ that will reach the hotel-keeper, the grocer, the boarding-house ami the ion w.is recently arrived at in Ireland, restaurant, compelling them to notify where it is becoming quite customary for farmers to cut the horns off their customers when they offer them a sub­ tattle. The Society for the Prevention stitute instead of genuine butter. No •if Cruelty to Animals, believing the one can attack the constitutionality of practice to t*e cruel and unnecessary, a law to prevent decepticfa in the ’sale brought suit against several parties. of adulterated goods. If the fine was The cases attracted considerable atten­ made prge. the prosecutor to have onetion in the agricultural world. The halt for his trouble, the substitute busi­ defense claimed, among other things, ness would cease in this State very sud­ that the practice of dishorning increas­ denly., Every guest Ml hotel would 'd the value of the animals, as they have a remedy and could protect him­ were rendered more gentle; that the self front being imposed upon. The • iiippres-don of the prwtice would be whole business is a fraud, and the atteuil>xl with enormous loss to the wnrst fraud is the mon who buys it tts counttw. this loss being stated to be a “substitute” and palms it off upon his between £2t>WJ and £300.000. It was customers as a genuine article. We also claimed that no pnwt ice causing know some hotel-keepers in Detroit hm pain could l«e substituted for it. would tie apt to menu their ways if <’hi-t Justice Morns decided that dis­ such a law was in force.—Michigan horning is not to bu considered illegal. Farmer. ifakillfully performed. The Farmer’s The Marvlaml Farmer Bav s that Prof. Gaz-tte cai|s tho practice a horrible one Law, of Cornell Umversity, caused however performed. The dishorning sone.! cows to drink several days from a . is often unskillfully done, portions of stagnant pool of wa^er that existed in the skull have been cut away with the a swale, and then examined the milk horns. The Gazette thinks the 8. P. C. and found it full of living organisms. a. may yet l>e able to.put some check Then the water from the pool was ’ex­ nn the practice. Dishorning, as there amined and the same little living germs ' practiced, consists in sawing off the were found. Then the cows were ex­ kurus do w to the head. Catue of all amined, nnd thev were found to lie in a agi-s are treated thus. Thia means cut­ feverish condition, the result of their ting not ohly thruagh the horn, but the blood lu-ing charged with this living •pith" as well. This -pith" may safely animalcule. Then some pure milk was tie asserted to be the most sensitive part taken and some of the pond water put of the'aniinnl's body. It is like the with it, anti theae same germs multipli­ "quick” of our own finger nails. Does ed within a few hours so as to take full it not make one's own flesh creep to possession of the milk. After this test think of cutting into this with a saw? no one can dispute that living organ­ It is slid that tkj.ixx) cattle at the least isms may lie introduced into milk by are annually dishorned in Ireland: the using of improper food and drink. can this torture be necessary? Is it It also shows that there is a close rela­ not possible to allow the horns to re­ tion between good, pure water and fine main, or rear a brwd of polled cattle, and good keeping dairy products. or prevent the growth of the horns when the animals are young, by touch­ The "kitchen smell" need not pervade ing the button of the nascent horn the house where the windows can be with a very hot iron?—Hural New lowered from the top. When you begin Yorker. to fry doughnuts, pancakes or cook cab­ bage or anything else that gives off an I stopped overnight in a stone farm­ odor, drop two windows from the top. house one night in November last. As soon as the food is cooked, open the The spare-bed was very nicely fixed up, doors to change the air entirely. Carry even to “pillow-tihains'." There was a the kettle of smoking grease into the pile ot bed clothes, and the sheets were open air to cool. If the odor penetrates woolen ones. The bed was soft, 1 wm adjoining rooms, as it generally will, tired, and everything seemed to invite open two dOors or windows in line for a repose. But 1 could not get warm all few minutes, till fresh air replaces the night, though 1 kept on my flannel old. Most people are too much afraid shirt and drawers. 'In the middle of of cold to air their houses properly id the night, I shook as-with an ague chill. winter: and their rooms are redolent of Already, though winter had scarcely stale kitchen smells, which often cling to begun, the damp cold had gained foot­ their clothing as well. Frrah air costs hold in that room, and the heat of my nothing, ana vft can use all we like of body was insufficient to overcome it it.—Farmer Household. Next day some conversation sprang up about warming bedrooms in winter. G, B.—You are right in your wager. Of course, I did not complain of my International prize medals were given quarters. But iu an "aside," some of to St Jacob’s Oil not for display, but the young folks told me “pa” and “ma" for the best pain cure, and after crucial had no idea how ©old it was upstairs tn testa In hospitals. F. D. Curtis aayjt: six feet wide. Boards are saw£ in two and nailed on scantlings, rod ng one at each end and on® in the middle. Nar­ row sides extend all around to keep the grain from tailing off. Three platforms are not so heavy but that two men can carry them and they are placed when­ ever needed. When not in use they are turned up edgewise. Thus cared tor. they will last for ymrs. and pay for themselvw many times over. It does Dot do a pig any good to root the grain Sven to it out or the mud, and it cerinly doesn’t help the farmer to pitch his ptg feed into the mud.—Hural New i orker. Because they know not what else to do; or because sometimes a little liquor MTVCB to kindle the exhausted flres of digestion. But this liquor prescription is bad btudnees for the patients, for It makra drunkards out of a large ntajoritj- of them. Brown’s Iron Bitten does not kindle a temporary tire. It nour­ ishes, enriches, strengthens, purifies. It drives out debility and dyspepsia, and sets the invigorated system nt work on a basis of health. A big railroad dock is being construct­ ed at Ontonagon. We should economize at all times, but more especially when times are close. Observe the purchases of your thrifty neighbors. More sulrsumtial benefits can lie obtained from a fifty cent bottle of Dr. Bigelows Podtive Cure than a dollar bottle of any other cough remedy. It is a prompt, safe and pleaeant cure for all throat and lung troubles. Sold and endoraed bv Fred Hotchkiss. Fifty converts are reported from the revivals nt Carsonville. ' After diphtheria, to remove the polaonous taint and restore strength, the patient should take Ayer's Samaprilla Battle Creek h.-ul 20 tramps in her lockup on Saturday. FISH SPEARING. About thirty years ago 1 was stranded by the serere winter weather, which put a-Atop to navigation, nt the old army station of Green Bay. now a flourishing city in the great -State of Wisconxin, at tho mouth of the Fox nver—at the southwestern extremity of a long arm of Lake Michigan. I had frequently noticed on Fox river a curious lot of black dots on the ice. in the retired nooks and coves along tho father shore. “What are they?" I asked; and the invariable reply was: ••They are Indians fishing." This puxzled me still more, and I resolved to investigate. So one day 1 crossed the frozen river, and approaching one . ot those mysterious black dots, found it to be apparently only a bundle in a blanket, scarcely largo enough to con­ tain n human form. But. looking closer, I could see. firatfrom one bundle and then from another, the quick mo­ tion of a pole, or spear-handle, bob­ bing up and down. A won!, a touch, even a gentle push, only called out a grunt in reply, but at last ono bundle did stretch itself into a bright young Indian brave with wondering and wonderful eyes peering at me from under a inop of black and glossy hair. A little tobacco, a little pantomime and a little broken English succeeded in makinj^him understand that 1 wished to know how he carried on his fishing under that funny heap. Then I saw it nil. Seated. Tnrk fashion, on the bonier of his blanket, which he could thus draw up so as to entirely envelop himself in iL ho was completely iu the dark, so far tui the daylight concerned: and, thus enshrouded, he was hovering over a round holo in the ice, about eighteen inches in dinmeter. A small tripod of birch sticks erected over the holo helped to hold up the blanket nnd steady n spear, which, with a delicate handle nine or ten feet long, was held In the right hand, the tines resting on the edge of the hole, and tho end of the pole rtieking through an opening in the blanket above. From the other hand, dropped into the wnter n string on the end of which was a rude wooden decoy­ fish, small enough to represent bait to the xutsuspecting perch or pickerel which should spv it. This decoy wan loaded so as to sink slowly, and was somoved and mmicutcrcd as to imitate the motions of a living fish. Crawling under the blanket with my Indian friend, I was surprised at the distinctness and beauty with which everything could bo seen bjrtho subdueJ light that came up through the ice. The bottom of the river, six or eight feet below u«. was clearly visible, nnd seemed barely four feel away. The grns-'i’-.. vep’table growths and •jhiLs of pebbly bottom formed curious lime vUtMs and recos*es. in some of which dreamllv floated a school of perch and smaller fbh. Each little air­ bubble sparkled like a gem and the eye delighted iu tracing nnd watching the mystery of boautiful wnter formations, where' every crevioe seemed n little fairy ifcrld.* with changing light* or shadows made by th® KunUght through the transparent ice. Sudden I v. from some where—I could not tell Where, it seemed to come by magic—n large ••dory." or ••moon-cycv pike." appear^ on tho river bottom. The watenful Indian slowly raised the decoy-bail toward the surface, the larger fish following it with interested and puzzled eyes. There was a sudden movement of the spear; down it darted; its sharp prongs pierced the umuis pecting pike, which was speedily drawn up and thrown wriggling on the ice. Ineji the blanket wait readjusted aud the fishing was resumed. My bright young Indian friend said ho could catch from twenty to thirty pounds of fish in an afternoon in this manner, and some­ times could even secure double thui quantity.—J. 0. BoorbacA in St. fiieh •‘v- ' ____ -- In the breach of promise case of Miss Maron F. Kirk, of Manistee, against Chas. C. Johnson, the latter well-to-do. the jury awarded Mia Kirk •2,000. The case has erreted much in­ teract and was hotly contested on both aides. THE 8TEPPE8. The aopect of those steppes In Hun­ gary varies considerably accord in g places it is boggy, in others randy and incapable of cultivation; in others again it Is marvelously rich and fertile, producing crops that an English ag­ riculturist yrould deem absolutely fab­ ulous. In such areas it has been dug to the depth of five hundred feet, with­ out the bottom of the soil having even then been reached. Wheak poppies— the latter grow for a kind of confec­ tionery—sunflowers, buckwheat, hemp, flax and maiM are all cultivated largely. Iu some parts of the plains the method adopted is to plant or sow in strips of about eighty feet wide by several miles In length, and • the stranger as he lounges along in bis briUtka or ldtcr~ wgen through the long., straight roads which seem to lead no’where but the distant shore beyond, nnd sees no habitation far or Dear—is led to wonder where the people live, for whom the roads are made, who is found to cultivate the soil, and whether benevolent earth spirits do not rise during the night to till the Ijnd, now the seed, and hoe and weed those end­ less lines of golden wheat and purple poppies. Tho soil so fertile, the harvests, os I have said, are wonder­ fully abundanL and this in apite of the great drawbacks to which th»« crops are subject from drought on tho one hand and inundations on the other. In truth, the txxir Magyars live on the confines of these two perpetually threatening calamitiek. The for­ mer is believed to be due in a great measure to the absence of trees—a phenomenon that strikes the traveler immediately • on en­ tering the Alfold. To remedv this evil in some degree, viz., the dryness of soil, trees are being planted plentifully iu carious parts, while inothenrattempta are made to irrigate the land by means of canals. The inundations, however, are a difficulty that cun never be over­ come. Year by year s war offensive anti defensive is waged between tho waters of the Danube nnd its two tribu­ taries—the Maros nnd the Thrifts—and the unfortunate inhabitants of tho towns and villages on its banks. As the beds of the rivers rise the dikes are raised also* t»ol when the streams that have their source in the Carpathians juclt suddenly, the position vf the Mag­ yars is one of extreme danger, no arti­ ficial barrier* being strong enough to resist the groat pressure thus suddenly brought to bear upon them, the resuft being the bursting of the dikes nnd the inundation of the surrounding country. There is also another phenomenon pr’ojndirial to the interests of the land, the rivers flow Kubterrancoitsly; iu dry sea­ sons they drain the soil liy attracting its moisture to themselves, and during heavy rains the water of the over-full rivers, percolating through the light alluvial soil, converts the plains into a gigantic swamp. Nor are these the only unfavorable physical conditions of their country whicn the Hungarians have to encounter, the Danube is con­ stantly changing its course, having in some instances left towns and villages many miles distant which were oner, situated nn its banks, -.rbllc it now flows close to others, which were origi­ nally far awrfy.— 7¥vnpfe Bat. Ata recent convention of physicians it was proven by analysis that lied Star Cough Cure contained no dangerous narcotics. The teal was so convim ing that the most sceptical were satisfied, and physicians everywhere now recom­ mend the remedy. Only tS> cents. CREAM BAKING powD^ MOST PERFECT MADE The United States Government Places Dr. Price’s at the head, of tho entire list The Canadian Government Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list menu, Canada, April 3rd, ISO.) It ia tho purest and strongest Free from Ammonia, free from Lime, free from Alum, and i.< recommended for general family use by the Heads of the Great Universi­ ties and Public Food Analysts. Ec.-sons doubting the tnitbfuIncM of this can write any of the Chemists named: College, New York. ‘rof. It OGDEN DOREMUS, M. D., L. L. D.. Bellevue “-■•*-• ~ *rof. 11. WHITE, Mate ClainUt, Unlverelty Georgia. . Ga. rung. Mich. >t State lio*nl •rok cn ARLE^RfiWltiffiK Anafytod"d>eni lowing, W. Vo. . ’rof. JAMES F. BABCOCK State Amycr. Borton. Maw. >r. ELI AS IL BARTLEY. B. S., Chemist to 0>o Drp*t of Health. Brooklyn. N. Y. Prof. CURTIS c. HOWARD, M. 8e., Starling Medical College, Colmuboa, Ohio. Prof. M. DELFONTAINE, Analytical ChrmH. Chicago, I II. ’rof. IL H. <>. PATON. Iz 'y Chemist Health Department, Chicago. HL Trof. JO IN M. ORDWAY. )l» In-UUrteot Technology. Boston., ‘rof. IL A. W1TT11AUS, A. M- M. D., University of Buffalo, N. Y. ’ref. A. H. SAHIN, Stn’o Chemist, Errllnirton, VL ProL JOHN BOHLANDER. Jr„ A. M.. M. D., I Tot Chemistry and Toxicology. College M ■■•Heine and Surgery, ClftrinnaU, O. _ ... Profs. AUSTEN <fc WILBER. I‘roKC!u-inl«try.l£i tr<TsCol;«ro,NewBnnwwtek.NJ. Brot GEORGE K. BARKER, Prof. Clictubtry Uulvcndty ot Pennsylvania, ItIlaProf. rz rEil’boLLTEn, Chief Chemist for t*» United States Department of Agri­ culture, Washington, D. C. . . \ Profs. KEYS A lUCEPrtfs. Clicmlstrv. Ontario School Pharmact, Tnronto/tanada. Er. JAMES ALBRECHT,Cbmnlrt al the United States MhiLNew Orleans, La. Pr=f. EDGAR EVERHART, ITof. Chemistry. University of Toxas, Austin. Texan. ftoL E. W. 1HLGAIU), Proi Chemistry, University California. Berkeley. CoL JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever, At the Banner Job Room. Default having twen made tn the conditions of a certain inortgiigv in^tdr and executed ny Cyrus H. Bowen and Mari J. Jiowsn, hi« wife, to Benjamin F. Ulnnuii. and dated October Michiaan, October ath. A. !>. loe. at M>:U o'clock, a. tn Iu UberZtof mortgages on page bald mortgage was given to secure C»e pay­ ment of two hundred and fitly dolUrs. three years from the date thereof, with Interest al right per MIL If paid when dne. payable anaib alb, provided further however that If said 1». It was In said mortitaxe exnrrs-iy arn-vd Uta: -bduid any default l»-msde In tbv payment ul said Interest or nuy part tbe>eot on any <i-»y wfirroiu ito aame was ruadr payabletherein ctprrsMMj. and should the same remain unpaid Mid tn at rears for flu- space of thirty da>». then and from Uirniceforui, after the lapsv of said thirty days, the atercsaJd prtnrlrml sum of two hrndrwd Mid Ofly dollars with ail arreunus n( tntoresl thereon, shoidd st thr nptum of said llrnjMnlu F. ilinnutn. Iilsrievotors.ndmliiiuratsrw or msIkiis, heroine and be due and pay; b!e Immediately therrafler, MUi<Migli the |>erlo<l sUive limited for tl>e payment <hereof may not then have expired, snyitiins therein before, io tbe contrary thereof in anywisr uotwithaundHl|t. . And default having been mode In the payment at all the Interest due on said inortxage. ou Uir•*th day of DctolMT. A. D. IBM. and on the SMh dav of OctolH-r. A. D Iwu, fur Ike years eQdlng 03 those da>s reaper lively, and ail the same hav­ ing t>een and rrnulnrd uniuud uni iu arrears fur the «|H»m of thirty days and more; and stlil remaiulhg unpaid, the aforesaid prlimli<®> sum of two hundred Mid fifty dollars with nil Mfruarages of Interest thereon liltUi been and is de dared to be now due and nayahl--. and by which default the |»«ar of sale in s.Ud roortgage eon tain rd naa b-eome operative as to tho whole amount thereof. txjUi prtnrlpol aud Interert an aforesaid; and wnervas there is claimed to ue due and unpaid, on said mortgage and the bond accompanying the tame at the date of this nut leu the sum of three hundred and seven dollars and fifty rente for principal and interest, •nd no suit or proceedings nt law or In equity having been fallen to collect the same or any part thereof Now. thereof, notice in hereby given that by virtno ot the power of snlo tn said ____________ _____ northfrert daor ot the Barry County Cmirt H«u-In tfeiCKy of HtuUn*-. ftany County. Mlehtean. that Heinz the plac® ol' holding foe ClrcnSComtlar the County of Barry, where said t>retnl««a are wtuatevl. there will be aofd at public auett®: or vendue to the Mghert bidder, the paeaiiMHi dreerttwd In aaxt mortenttr » W and Mtiify the amount dtta thereon with taterintnn icr w uuiuui and os prortdeS for In said inortsare, aald nrrinters Ix-lng descrtlx-d in said mortcrar as loDeWk to wit: , , . , All that piers or parrel of land lying and betel In Uie towaatalp of Hntlatrt, In ths County ot Barry Mid Mtai® 4 Mlehtsiui. asd <1 bribed as folio®* to wit: Tbe north hslt of the south east quarter of seettoa twenty-one In township number three north <4 ranitv ntunber nine |AMIN F. HINMAN. Mortgagee. F.M. WADLKIGH. .. . Attorney for Mortgagee. ■Miras* C.’ty' ln. “.‘“S'5*; Lenvenwm^b rad At ^&s,*clsinaa?ssKs1i!ss THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE m tto patrons that reuse of personal security afforded by i y billwtid rood-bod; smooth tracks ot continuous stool ra built ealverts and bridges; rolling stock aa near ported IB can make it; the safety appliance® ofjpatrat buffers, pta THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE ' ' Bn® between Clilowro nnd Mti ncftpolls and Ft- Paul, i*d-» In Union DonoMi for all xx Ivw ttd» route, Fant Exprara jSSo^tL^huSo th®mcS R. R. CABLE, �IXi rtta^to mill will be: among the faithful hunkers of Mldbio?Gr^jot«Hmtl ’ gan. Buch arrogance was never Wore Hastings, Mien., March 4th, 1886. seen In thia state, and will not long be ' tolerated. The Boas “must go." A. J. Shakspearc, of Kalamazoo, ha>< 1 Fifty thousand workmen in London, leased the Gazette office to Peck A Hall and the next paper will be issued by the ; clamoring for work from the goyem- new.ftrm. ment to save themselves and families The labor element of Saginaw “City KDITOBIAX NOTES. from starvation is the delightful news are in favor of putting in a straight labor ticket this spring. No fusion Free trade advocates are constantly’ that comes frqm free trade England. w ith any party is their war-cry. endeavoring to create a prejudice and a1 The Lansing Republican correctly The fruit men of Oceana county feeling of antagonism against the’ says “The Krening News has a greater ■uuwfacturer. This is not simply editorial contempt for facta than any think the peach buds of that section have not been injured, and that a good tanagogism, but it is treason to the' other paper ever published in Michigan." crop of the fruit may be looked for. best and most vital interests of this The Michigan Trera Association an­ CxbcuitCoukt.—The following cas­ soontry. Consider for a moment what nual meeting will be held in Coldwater, •onsUtutes our country's greatness. It es were disposed of at the last term of June 8, followed by an excursion to is Dot its foreign oommerce. it is not Circuit Court: Toledo and Put-in-Bay. This gives 'People vs. Wm. J. Carveth, mingling Coldwater a chance to be the most in­ alone the amount of its agricultural telligent town in the state—tor one day. productions, but it is chiefly its great poison with intent to kill nnd murder. Verdict of guilty, nnd sentenced to hard The Masonic nodal of the Jackson anddiveraiOed manufacturing interests. labor at Jackson for 18 years. Commandery Friday evening was very Travel from one extent of the country People vs. Edw. Smith, forgery. successful, then- beingelghty-flve coup­ to the other and it is the hum, whirl Plead guilty and remanded for sen­ les present An agreeable und unex­ and whix of machinery that gives it tence. pected feature of tho evening was the l*Bople va. Chas. Curtis, burglary. supper provided by tho ladies and serv­ Mfe and prosperity. Do away wit£ it« Nolle prosed. ed in the banquet hall. manufacturing interests and there People vs. Richard Freer, assault and would be a few largo sea port cities but battery. Nolle proved. The March term of tho U. 8. circuit Lewis C. Beadle vs. Hiram M. Chase, court nt Grand Rapids opens with idj our large manufacturing towns and Judge Baxter, Friday next and the sitiee would dwindle to mere trading replevin. Continued. Lewis C. Beadle vs. D., F. Newton, most interesting case on call is that of ports. The Southern states before the replevin. Continued. Deborah Tompkins against A. J. Reeves, ■ war were comparatively an agricultural James Laubaugh vs. John Dawson, a prominent and wealthy widower law­ community. Compare the cities and trespass to person. Judgment for yer, for 826,000 for breech of promise. towns, the life, enterprise, trade and plaintiff for 875 and costs of suit. The largest pile of logs in the world, Chas. A. Young vs. Frank Suther­ doubtlera. may be seen at Averill Sta­ eandltion of the free laboring classes of land, trover. Continued. tion on the F. & P. M. railroad. where tfiutsection with the same in the north­ James B. Holes va. Silas C. Henrv, 18U0D.U00 feet—about 2,000.000 more ern states. This difference certainly was assumpsit. Continued. than eVer before—lie in Gera on the Francis A. Horn vs. Henry L. Nobles, hanks of the Tittabawassee river. largely due to the absence of manu­ trespass. Continued. About 5,000,000 feet is yet to be banked facturing. Can it be claimed for a Henry L. Newton va. John Roper, re­ this season. ■ moment that all classes of citizens are plevin. Appeal dismissed. D. N. Osborn & Co. vs. Edw. Murray, Muskegon has an eight-inch hole 065 aot benefited by this increase of popu­ assumpsit. Stricken ffom calendar. feet deep for sale. It costabout two lation. enterprise and business? The Norman Olmstead vb. Sami Cham- thousand dollars, bu| will be.sold at a manufacturing town# of the country i>ors, assumpsit. Stricken from calen­ considerable discount from cost. If furnish a market for the farmer of dar. anybody wants to try Jules Verne's ex­ Jobh. Dawson vs. Philip W. Niskern, periment of being shot to the moon, vastly greater importance than foreign assumpsit Judgment on default 8280. let him get the Kalamazoo gun man to markets. The great bulk of farm pro­ Wm. E. Finley vs. D. F. Riley, as­ load this hole for him. tects are disposed of at home. It is sumpsit Judgment on default in sum Joseph Duckett, the oldest convict in \ the manufacturing interests that keep of 8169.49. Edwin Armstrong et al vb, D. F. state prison, is serving a life sentence up tho wages o'the laboring classes. for an unparalelled crime. He killed Riley, assumpsit. Judgment on default, bis little son, who told him of a criminal Those engaged.in manufacturing uni­ 8596. versally receiv/better wages than farm intimacy existing between Duckett's Clement Smith vs. Chas. Hotchklsa, wife and father, to prevent the knowl­ Judgment on default bands. Fann bands receive better assumpsit edge of crime from spreading abroad. wages than farmers would be able to He was sent Iroin Saniluc county in 1838. Win. IL Riley vs. Dan i F. Riley, as­ pay without horaemakets ior their pro­ sumpsit. Judgment on default, 8227.39. Friday night about midnight Mrs. ducts. Free trader doyoti think you R. H. Warriner and Lafayette Lyth Herbert Hollis, of Jackson, purchased Judgment a bottle of morphine. She returned uan induce the farmer and the laborer vs. D. F. Riley, assumpsit home, took the poison and retired. to kill the goose which lays them their on default 8181.97. Kentucky Oak Tanning Co. vs. D. E. Mr. Hollis returned at 1 o’clock and golden eggs? Riley, assumpsit. Judgment on de­ found his wife unconscious. A physician was called, emetics were administered, . z Michigan needs education on financial fault 8214.41. Z. B. Hoyt vs. Mich. Central R. IL and Saturday morning the victim was questions. It Is ridiculous that in such Co., gamishee of Jphn P. Miller princi­ alive and better. She is the daughter a State, once ho well advanced in politi­ pal defendant. Motion for judgment of Dr. Smith, of Rochester, N. YM and • well educated. cal knowledge, there should be a great mniinst garnishee. 838.00. City Bank of BattItrCreek vs. Henrv body of voters blinded by monetary The magnificent gift of K 820,000 pub­ Willis et al, foreclosure. Decree and lic library building to the city of Cold­ * " their real interests. It is order of sale water by Mr. Edwin R. Clarke will fur­ at bi Michigan, a State Hennr M. Willis vs. Hiram J. Hanch- nish a fitting house for the eight-thous­ which stfmds m as much need as any ett et al. foreclosure. Decree and order and volumes now in the city's free lib­ other of protection tor American in­ of sale. Royal W. Peake vs. Geo. W. Watkins rary, and also for the large and valuable dustry. these should l>e any possibility et al. foreclosure. Decree and order of library bequeathed to the city by the late Henry C. Lewis, which yet remains of the success of a Free- Trade Demo­ sale. in the Lewis home because of the inade­ Royal W. Peake vs. Alice A. John­ cracy controlled by the South. In in­ quacy and hazardous nature of the pres­ dustries of that State have been devel­ son et nl. foreclosure. Decree and order ent library building. Work on the er­ of sale. ection of Mr. Clarke's gift will begin at oped for twenty-five years under the Royal W. Peake vs. Silas Sturgeon et once. policy of the Republican party, and id. foreclosure. Decree and order of The “Michigan schoolmasters' club” every worker and every capitalist in sale. Richard Freer vs. John Lahr et al, was organized at Ann Arbor Saturday the State ought to know how. great foreclosure. Settled. afternoon. It is not at all of the ferule would have bun the difference if those Susannah Geiser vs. Jared Palmer et order so well remembered by many, industries had been exposed all this ah foreclosure. Decree and order of but is composed of high school princi­ palsand teachers, who will meet for mu­ time to direct,competition with those Alvin W. Bailey vs. Jas. B. Carpen­ tual benefit and improvement three of British dominions. Even .now the ter el al. foreclosure Decree and order tilhea during the school year, at Ann Democratic party threatens the iron and of sale. Arbor, lb» work being to supplement that of the state teachers' association the copper, tho lumber and Jht salt and. and the school superintendents’ associa­ DEIZTON. the farming industries of Michigan. | tion. The officers are- President, L. C. If Republicans do not ^all short of ,. Fine weather for this lime of year, Hull. Detroit; vice-sresidert. Leroy. roads in fine condition and very icy. their duty, the people of Michigan will Mm. F. J. Norwood is visiting her Halsey, Battle Creek; secretary and ba made to see that-Democratic suc- parents in Kamw.4. where she intends treasurer, Volney M. .Spaulding. Ann Arbor; executive committee. F. A. oeas would lie fatal to their prosperity. remaining this Hummer. II. C. McAULsbv started for Califor- Barbour. Ypsllanti, and E. M. Kendall. --New York Tribune. nin, Monday the 1st, for his health, and Jackson. The Evening News, democratic pot­ to see what the prospects are for monev An old negro profettocd to bo indiffer­ washer in this year of grice, predicts making in the Golden state. , Nearly onKhouHand dollars in IL R- ent xs to a future state “dey'll make that the laborers uf Michigan will unite notes were handed back to the farmers nigger work ebon in Healon.” A clergyman tried to argue him out of his with the democrats because the latter It6t week, which means drive your will make larger offer* for their sup­ horses instead of riding on the cars; al­ opinion by representing that there was no work for him or any one else to do port. Just how the Evening News though the fanners in tills section in Heaven. “You go 'way. imuaa,” would much rather paid them and se­ comes to know that the vote* of the cured the railroad. was his reply; “I know better! Ef den's no odder work for colored puslaborers of Michigan are for sale b not Clover seed is booming and higher sons up dere dey’ll make dem stub de explained; nor is it explainable, for it prices are still looked for. Items scarce, but we will txy and do b a gross and wicked lie. The laborers , better next week. of Michigan are not that kind of men: ' Beauty is not confined to one particu­ lar rank in life, nor yet is homeliness, nor will they vote democratic tickets State News. but we want somebody to tell us of a when democratic success means free The state assembly K. of L. meet at young lady with a million in her own . trade. It b because those laboring Liuuiing. March 9. right who hasn’t a good figure.—Fall men who incline toward democracy Battle Creek's council says no electric River Advance. have known that the democratic party 1lights for their city. Card of Thanks.—To our many heretofore has not been pronounced In Calhoun county sheep shoarvrs* annual friends of Hastings and Hickory Corn­ its advocacy of free trade that they 1meeting at Marshall, April 27. ers, we return our sincere thanks for have continued to give it their support. The Bellevue Enterprise will lie-start­ the assistance given during our late Now that the free-trade element has 'ed about the 10th insL by Roscoe C. Be- sickness and the sympathy expressed dominated in that party, it is easy to 1gole. for the loss of onr companion and niothThe Muskegon Gun club has perfect­ see that tho tabor element will drift S. R. WILLISON AND FAMILY. away from it; for they have no wish to *ed an organization with a inemberahip of 20. eky Htar elgar*. aa they contain no see the condition of laborers in this mini, but are mule at Long Havana The fifth annual hall of the Athelstan country what it is in free-trade Engtand. _ _____ ■ club, of Battle creek, win be given Mnrcl) 5. No laboring men, no farmers who Fred. Foote, of Fenton, convicted of Lettera addrvww-dtotbe following pcraana re­ think of their mutual interests and the murder i In the first degree, is only 22 maining in the poyt offleo at Haatlnjr*. Barry oounty. Micliican. March I-' eountry'i5 good can for a moment ad- !years old. Mra. fLC Croff. Martha vocate a change from protection to free Frank Riley, convicted of larcenv trade. Nothing is more certain than 1from the person, will serve two yeara that, the former has built up America 'in state prison. COOK. MIW. . to its prestht greatnefu, nor more sure The soldiers' and sailors' next annual in Oceana county will be held than that the tatter would be detrimen- reunion ! tai to its interests, and therefore the Sept 1, 2 and 3,1886. IntereHtH of the people. ( Freemasons of Kalamazoo, Richland. Climax and .Augusta, held a grand cele­ The courts and juries of Michigan 1bration at Galesburg. are getting down to sensible procedure U «‘d«‘voring tn fonn a in criminal cases, and the criminal gen­ try an- getting little txoefit of legal 1 qulbbha *nd technicalities from juries’ Coiupany D, of Jackson, expect to ap»*dlcta or judgra* charges. Correct tinn Dew uniforms for inspec­ Thursday night. the good work proceed, and Michi- tion next n l*n will not long have the bloody re- „ D. Z. Curtlste announced as editor of ©ord .. * ObU. coni she she now now unhappily k han Tk» Jaamlk Sew Yort Sun KH««Pt,bui«iUAm!a!”, to marry for anythin! bat wve. "Bw, Jim. fan you Wl n» Um diUeremse Setwlxl U»> lurks; you're r* )“ your hand and this bow-whip I got in my hand, eh ? “I suspects it s because they’ll both good things Ur have. -Naw, that’s not it You see. the. tur­ key makes a square rami, an’ the Mhlp makes a mare equeal—tv be, to her MARRIED. BMITH-HARKINB-At thcnwUteuoe of W. IL H.-Smith and Mrs. Mary Harttnr*. all of Ho|»e. bnde'n parrnto In Wondtaunt. February ,33rd. UM. Mr. Henwi RaaaeU.of Humboldt Iowa, and Mi* Laura, daughter ot J. Kmilaua, Farmers. Attention! I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. /HHK HASTINGS BANNER 1 DETROIT WEEKLY TRI HOM. One year for tl.K cash. 11.1, PURE Call and see me, at American JQIBSOLUTION NOTICE ' House. UKO. IL'BROOKS' ADRIAN l«. (XX)I. Yours respectfully, T\KAFNEK8 tto Cud c-jrr. b, 1-/ vrardirat twenty-fire yrar, ®U*" •Hrtalteto ot the fey wHh twfit Cured HuimI In thre* C.A. BURLINGAME PAGE. i» l SI W BEST CARRIAGE MADE MOST PERFECT MADE W»/C£ BAXIUO POWDCK CS. CHICAGO. _________ . BT. I pEg X. SPECIAL Ward & Dolson z; This is the guarantee they authorize us to make: \ EXTRACTS Warrantee MOST PERFECT MADE To Our Agents: < m reading and Olin* tho prtlthm. del; verified of Harford I- 1'erklni, praying till* court for reavon, therein set forth, in adjudicate and de- Thereupon tt Is ftordered. KUurtlnr. ■ISS., Ift (ftft., th.u .t .... .'.lukthe 1— Office In U>tt city of I last fugs, In said eoanty. and •bow c«n*e. If any there be. why the prayer ot tl>* petitioner stuwHd not be granted And It to t hearing. WM. DefanB having Imwp made tn the oobdlllou* ol certain mortmrr made bj ZeMdran hrk mJ ...V » IIt I*.. .'-I.. ...... .1 .... You are hereby authorized to warrant tho construction of our buggies to be as follows: Bodies—white wood. -weH . sides and ends glued and thoroughly ; screwed, with »-orn»n’ irons, and our improved boot. Gearing—second growth Ohio hickory. Sheldon & Co.s 00 steel axles with patent* sand cob lars. H. M. Striebly & 6o.b Norway iron drop forgings on aii ’ gearings including the steps. No maleable steps or other maleable iron used on our gear. Wheels—Ohio second growth hickory, best in the market, A grade, tired with steel. Al . Tops are Joy’s 28 oz. rubber, sewed on. Head lining* an»: seat linings are English indigo cloth and arc warranted not to fade out. All buggies are furnished with storm aprons, oil carpets, brussels floor carpets, toe ckrpets. and toe pads. Our carriages are painted with lead and oil, bodies iille* with English filler and finished with Harland A Sons Eugfi-'' varnish ' ' THKREi & ti>r sum <rf nw tltouxand mw hnrdird a»,rrniy oneandetght) onWhuodrvdUtod. llr.ra.fSl.ltlJD) and an attorney4fre of forty dulMra provided thereof. Sow tbt rvfor M contained luaald and theslaJute tn j •d. notice l» herrbr .... ,.,r ..<« u vat .naj A. I >. IW8. at ten o’elork in the loraunou. J »lmU aL’l .“‘..J’ifMl'i j'tebO"-!0. H1' M4■1}. Mlehtnii’ itiurt befog tM Cl retot Court for the comity nl ) Die urainhito ............ « MKhtper crutperannuai.andani together wjth ap nitenwer^feetrf f oovuiuiutwt tor t herein. The pr»-ml«M brfnR deocrlbrij in aald n>or«*«|re. an all tha* certain pleeca or itorcel* W lar.d Ij1u» and b-)r< Mtuatelnthe lawnghlnnf Culletan In ibenHintrot Barry and Muir at Michigan, aiul dewtlbed m follow*, to wit: Tha north halt (NH)of the north ea<t nu*rt<t (X EU> ot the north w*t quarter iN-WM ot •action number ten (10) and the north half (Nip at th., tinrth . W.VU, rj ft^LftlX. ——.......... .... .W.. Uft.1 tor •ontti rant owner (S-F.'4> c( mention number •\*aht lands being In fownahlp number north of ranse niunbrrwrai (Tj vrart. dnpi andclirhiv wrS'oi lovftiy rwtt. KNAPPEN ft Vm.AEMA.N, -***”* UBLIC BALE.—NoCtee. P on Friday the iztti da? o'efoek P.M.,-‘-“ 2?" • DOLSON, Manufacturers. . Craklotte. Mich AVE HAVE BOUGHT 25 25 25 Ward & Dolson Carriages I To start the Spring Trade with. Call and See Them. Au inspection will satisfy you that they ate the best. ;uithe beat are cheapest always. MESSER BROS. FOR THE NEXT 1 THIRTY DA’S »} given th.-.l I will sell all Winter Goods an rataleln tbe Mortric Time Co., of Brand rapid" Dated March 1st, UK. JOHN J. PKBKIN8. Administrator. At and Below Cost HABTIKG8 MAJKKKTB. inquire of Dante! Brant To reduce Stock before moving. W. CABB « • rrl poles. E TaNe Linens, Bleactal ail Bron Ms VIRGINIA At Bedrock prices. Green Wood wanted. Hastings. Feb. 1,1884. Julius Russell. �The Hastings Banner. HABTINGR.THUBlfl&AY.MABCH «. ISM. Local Advertising Rates: Willnary Notice*.»f»nU per line. AUnoUcc* fur Enu-rUlnui<«ota for Uwfiiwh <t oncuiUxtloas, fw vol< ut purpose*, wm be ch* •Minus. WANTED! 200 Cords Wood. Wray^urr. I will; elirs. clocks and jewelfry f»r I hare U attended to by an ex- JOHN BESSMER, Jeieler. ——____ _ ____ Local News. Wllklnu. PERSONAL MENTION. See ad. etoewhere. ^Mrs. C. Gt Holbrook fa quite seriously In the suit of J am m Lautough va. John Dawson, for dvil damages, for Fred Cunningham goes'to Dakota injuries received by the former in an Monday. altercation between the two last sumW. T. Brown was in the city Friday ,omul • wrdiet t<* the plaintiff Id the sum of S7u and costa of suit, including an attorney fee of ®25. MJjuvid Eycleshvmer is now overseer of All memtora of Hiawatha Lodge the county funny Geo. M. Dewey was in the dty the Daughters of Rutokah, and also of the' Subordinate Lodge I. O. O. F., are re- first part of the week. this city before this. ourati-d to meet nt the lodge room Fri­ day evening next at 7 o’clock to make arrangements for a social to to told by both lodges in the near future. Come ’ The extra issued by the Banner ■ Thursday evening and Friday morning giving the verdict of the jury in the Carveth case, and the sentence of the prisoner, went off like hot cake*. Overi two hundred extra copies of the Ban­ ner, containing an account of the trial,, were sold t nday. Doubtless the Jackson reporter of the Detroit Evening News laughed in hfa ileevo at the “verdancy” of the Bar­ ry dnunty sheriff in permitting a report­, er th to present while an effort was be­ ing made te secure a conftwalon from Moxdat MlddloTlllo d« t«d th, tollowlhg offlnn: I’rnddeot. M»reu, Jt. Hod*.; rrrordpr. H I„ Moor,; IrtMurdr, C. H. Dirtrick; »««wor.' O«>. B. Miuieh-trr; triataa, a,,,. Aantaon.' John Bristow, Judson Stark. There wm 113 vofrn ct. Two Udtrt. wenin Che Held, rltlwn, und problldUon.. lb, former tnumphed 1>. from to to। 60 majority. An “economy and reform" adminis­ tration deemed it necessary to hold an inquest upon the body of Richard Youngs, who died of heart disease in, this dty Saturday. There were no sus-. 'pidous circumstance connected with his death, the condition of the body giv­ The^factory of Bentley Bros. & Wil-J ing unmistakable evidence of the cause' Aiqs wks started Monday. / of death; but then, you kttaw, this af­’ N. T. Pankkr contemplates heating forded a chance for the legal transfer of’ fa portion ot Barry county funds to tho> aG now hotel with steam. fjSimulare Brock ie^n the five-mira] pockets of reform (?) offidata. rare at the Jeff, rink Friday night. / Gun Lake Ahmk-iation,—At the, The M. E. S, S. has recently added annual meeting of the Gun Lake Asso­' ciation, held Friday evening, the fol­ several choice volume* to the library VBep. McClkllan has received a back lowing officers were elected: 0 President.—W. L. Wilkins. pension aiqountiHg to SI.100. and 66 Vice Pro*,—Geo. Itamin. V . J MT month. ) i' Secretary.—E. Y. IIogle. A camp of Sons of Veterans was or­ Treasurer,-Royal Mudge. • ’ ganized in thfa city Thunglay evening, Directors,--C. G. Bentley, T. J. Bush, with a membership of 20. j E. Powers, C. Messer and N. 'P. 1’arkeh. The by-laws were so amended os to1 Em. Br?uv expecta to receive daily telegraph rejKirts of league l»ase ball require non-resident guests to pav the■ treasurer the sum of 25 cents wa:f> per games the coming season/) diem. V A i.ari.e congregation listened to the ( dikd .-I h this dty. Thursday Feb­ lecture or Elder L. G. M<»ore. at the M. . H. chtin-h Sunday .evening: ) ruary 25th, Celiudia, wife of Samuel ILI Tur High School Literary Society Willison, in the 39th year of her age., will give an entertainment March Pth The de».-eus4‘d hivl lieen ill of lung. hi the High school building. trouble for several months.") She ieavtsi .Durino the present term of court no a husband and six children—four toys' evening sessions have been held, the and two girls—to mourn .her loss. The great satisfaction of tho attorneys.) luceral was held at Hickory Corners, on Sunday; it being her request to be: Camp No. 34, Son of Veterans, will buried at that place. Rev. Bush preach­ ho mustered in at Armory Hall in this ed the funeral sermon. Mrs. Willison, city. Thursday evening. March 11th. was nn exemplary Christian lady, be­ 1 The Urge crowd at the depot Friday loved bv all who were so fortunate us afternoon, to see Carveth ix>ard the to form her acquaintance. She died ns train for Juckson. were disappointed. • she hud lived, peacefully and with a firm faith. The bereaved family have' J. B. Roberts has moved his new.'tho heartfelt sympathy of all. room to Jefferson street, occupying » portion of G. G. Spaulding's buildjng. . ^/Richard Yovnus, u man 69 years of • Many times have-we asked you to • •rn your eyes to tho advertfaemNit <>f Ito • r. C. & Co..” clothing. Dasonow. Eld. L. G. Moore will speak atTemperanre Hall. Sunday. March 7th. at 3 r>. m. sharp. All are invited. Text. Elder A. F. Demisky. of Hustings, wii! preach next .Sabbath evening, at the Gregory school house. March 7th. at 7 o’clock' p. m. The Odd Fellows of this city have m contemplation a social for the near future, the proceeds to go to the Colmonument fund. What lew sympathizers Carveth. the wife-poisoner had. have become disgusted with him forhis contradictory statements since the trial. ■ The office of the secretary of the Bar­ ry and Eaton Mutual Insurance Co. is now located in the front room over J. H. Beamer & Co.'s grocery. .It'i.rvs Rc>.<F.Li.«nd family wlllsooir occupy a'portion of bis father’s resi­ dence on Jetfcraon street. He will rent his residence on Park street.) , L. E. Stauffer has purchased the interest' of C. B. Salisbury in the firm of Ntauffer & Salisbury, and will con­ tinue the business at the old stand. Illinois Timothy Seed. Michigan Clo­ ver Seed, Lime. Hair, Stucco, Cement, Best Patent Boiler Flour, Jackson Tile. Quality and price warranted. F. H. BAHIAJW & CO. ajte, resident of QarlUin,, fell dead of ! heart heart disease, disease, in in frtmt fr6nt of of the Journal Saturday afternoon., Mr. Youngs had brought a lokd of wife ---------feu!, to the citv. which he unloaded. Soon after he went | into Goodyear's drug store and sat by j the. stove. He complained .of feeling ill.nnd callwl for medidne. Mr. Good-. year gave him a dose of essence of pepbn ’ left the store, going directly to the • Journal office where he fell dead. The deWiised was a well-to-do farmer, and a man universally rrep-ct--.!. At one time he was a resident of this city. He had bceti under a physician’s treatment for heart difficulty for about two years, He leaver an aged wife and two dough„ sot -ri.»,iu ters aiitba to mourn his loss. ~ A. R. McOmbhr fa somowhiit of a dog fancier, but he received a terrible set-back some months since when a kind friend sent him a lop-eared, soroeved (-.mine of the hound persuasion. From this he sufficiently recovered, howuvor, to procure a few days since a lieautiful Italian greyhound, from rela­ tives in Charlotte. The “dorg” was more trouble to Allan than his jewelry establishmeht. His (Allan's} mouth was constantly puckered whistling for the purp, the young ladies of the city were mashed on him (the dog.) and worw than all, the traveling men en­ tered into a combination to steal the dog, all of which so worried the jeweler that he has shipped,the animal back to Charlotte, and he now declare* that he is out of the dog business for all time. nim In the rights the taw gives him is •is legitimate ss for a farmer to hire la­ borers to saw his crops. It Is as legiti­ mate for an attorney to defend the rights of a man charged with crime as for the laborer to use. his efforts to save the fanner’s crops. Public sentiment wm strong against the prisoner, but that it should to held against his attor­ neys who only did their duty fa as wrong as it would be for the people to condemn the judge who did his duty in striking out much of the evidence E. W. Whitlock was in the city apor- itgaiiM the acetuetL Moreover, it twn of the past week. should to constantly tome in mind that Judge C. M. Jennings, of Charlotte, Carveth is suffering the penalty ot his misdeeds, and will for years to come, was in the city Friday. and with that public sentiment should Mti. Z. B. Willison is spending the to satisfied. week at Hickory Comers. Ou» “Gumption Cute” sheriff rather I/Mrs. E. C. McEIheny fa spending the overdid the mattar in his attempt to week in Barry township. extort a confession from Carveth while .Prosecutor Colgrove was in Irving at Jackson. The manner in which the on legal business Tuesday. attempt was made was n high-handed tZSugene Daveimort, of Woodland, outrage and travesty upon justice. It was in the city Wednredny. was not simply wrong, it wm positively Dr. G. W. Lowry and wife are vfait- wicked to thus tamper with a con­ demned criminal. Tta objects were ing relatives at Denton. Mfch. two. First to feed the Inordinate vani­ F. M. Wudlelgh. of Battle Creek, was ty of the sheriff. If he is proud of bls in the city on business Friday. success his vanity will indeed feed on Chester Dean and family have taken mighty thin air. He fa the laughing stock of sensible men. The second ob­ up their residence in Grand Rapids. ject appears to have been to rouse pub­ Mrs. Flora Williams, of Kalamazoo, lic sentiment againt-the woman in the fa visiting relatives and friends here. case.” in the hope* that she too might to brought to trial. Fere! See? There L. W. Feighner and wife spent 8un­ is no evidence against this woman; no day with Hastings relatives and friends. fast, reason to suspect her as connected Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Jones, of Detroit, are In any ^manner with tho mingling of the gueste of Ira VunVolkenburg and poison. To attempt to couple her name with the crime fa outrageous. But the wife. most humiliating thing of this measly vChas. Baldwin leaves for Savannah business was the case with which an next week with Jhe Detroit base ball Evening News scribe gathered in the club. ponderous . sheriff and pab Woodard, Walter Cole and wife intend food and induced them to give the whole going to California, where they will re­ thing away. It fa an eminent tribute to their foolishness. We advise them main. to have this littld ad. Inserted In the L. E. Knappen will go south in a short time, in hopes of tonefittlng his Long & Woodard, Hastings, Mich. health. Make a business, usually very had busi­ Mr. and Mnj. Herman Russell left for ness. of extorting confessions from criminals. Evening News reporters their home jj. Humboldt, low'n, Mon­ will please keep away from us. as we day a. m. are lambs. What Is home without a Rev. I. M. B. Gillaspie, of Bowens mother}1 • Mills, was among the Banner callers ^Jarrikd.—bn Thursday, Feb. 25th, on Tuesday.. Mr. and Mrs. Coulter and daughter, at the residence of Moses Fuller, the of Chicago, arc the guests of Clement home of the bride, Mr. Smith A. Smith and family. Holmes and Miss Kittle Grames, all of Mrs. I. Hendershott and Mrs. E. W. Carlton. The Rev. Wm. Judd, of Sar­ Morrill gavea largely attended F> o’clock anac, performed tho ceremony in the tea Friday evening. presence of a goodly number of friends •who had been invited to witness the .Miss Grace Greenfield, of Grand Rap­ important event which mudo the twain ids, spent a portion of the past week onej After the ceremony the company with friends in this city. Dartlook of the marriage feast, and am­ Frank Maus has taken tho place vu- ple justice was done by all to the good '-ated hy Frank Bemiier as clerk in J. things which the inner man craves, and which had bton most bountifully H. Beamer’s grocery store. provided. The following is a list of the Chester and R. B. Messer went to presents. many of them quite valuable: Sturgis Tuesday tn attend the funeral A full set of dishes, one lamp, aintorof a little niece at that place.* ina spoop-bolder. toilet set, cut glass Frank Beamer is travelling for a cheese dish, two linen table cloths, pair Detroit drug firm, having this state and of linen towels — Mrs. Moses Fuller. Twenty-five dollars—Mr. Moses Ful­ Wisconsin to sell his goods in. ler. Mrs. Earnest Lathrop, of Vermont, Bed quilt, one red table cloth, em­ arrived here Tuesday, to attend the fun­ broidered hand mats—Mr. and Mrs. IL eral of her father, Richard Youngs. Grumes. . Glass water pitcher find six tumblers Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brainard, of Prairieville, were the gneeta of Milo —Bertie and Dwight Grames. Sugar spoon—Miss Elsie Lamberton. Williams and familv the forepart of An elegant silk shawl and string of the week. gold beads—Mr. Ira Holmes, father of yGenie Brown und Ida Tinkler start groom. tor Kansas next week, where they will Amberina vinegar and talik set with open a millinery store it a suitable tray—Mr. B. Rose and wife and Mr. place cun to found, j Wm. H. Merrick. Amberina sauce dish—Geo. W. Sher­ Scott Kogers took the 2:15 p. m. train for Omaha, Neb., Tuesday. He will man and Miss Belle Handy. Silver butter knife—Mr. and Mrs. H. spend BKveral weeks among relatiuHi Handy. and friends in that state. •• Glass pickle dish—Ruth Handy. John Van Arman leave* for Kansas Three hundred and fifty dollars—Mr. trntay, of which state he intends becom­ Nelson Holmes and wife. ing a resident. Hi* family will follow Two dollars in silver—John P. Phil­ as S'xin as he becomes located. lips. . Large chromo—Mr. C. M. Brown and Mrs. Hughes, who has been u very wife. ruJCMW in , t00aynir a JJara „ efficient clerk in Goodyear & Barnes’ Fuller. for tjiue, has gone to Chicago, "and nd uiH ,nBkc t, ‘ a, cirv her holiw Geo. Fuller. wifi make that city her home. '** Xl/.Monday, —Mrs. James .Slattery was 77 y) sirs of yteini of agi age; and on that evening her children, grand-children and -.ravgreatgrand-children, of this city, to the numtor of 25. assembled at her home and had a verv enjovable n very enjoyable time. Grandma Slattery perhaps the the happiest happiret of of •J'"“—’ was perhaps, The moat exciting trial in the histo­ ry of Barry county closed Thursday aftenvim with the conviction of -Wm. J. Carveth for mingling poison with intent to murder his wife. As our readers doubtless understand, we be­ lieve the verdict a righteous one, and the sentence of 18 years at hard labor a just penalty for so heinous a crime. If there uro others implicated in the of­ fense! wo hope they may to apprehended and properly punished. But it ought to take something toside the words of Carveth to base a foundation for belief that another than he is guilty of the poisoning. It will to remembered that in the presence of court, jury and audi­ ence Friday morning, he stated that ho was as guiltless of the crime as a babe in its cradle. After that, it is alleged he virtually confessed to the poisoning. Still later, according to a reporter of the Evening News, be is said to have stated that the “woman in the case” was more Silty than he. Tho words of the conrimed wretch, who has told such conflicting stories, are not trustworthy, und other and more convincing evidence must be produced before those who profess to be fair, who would do as they would be done by, can afford to believe that another than Carveth is implicated with him. The trial was productive of much bitterness, which will soon disappear. The man who would seek to destroy the life of a wife and the mother of his children is a wretch worthy of public execration. But he is now suffering the penalty of his hellish deeds, and that should suffice. Some have carried their bitterness so far as to condemn the attorneys who acted in Carveth's behalf. Tills feeling too will subside when people have time to stop and consider bow nnjust and wrong such an opinion is. Who will say that Carveth. who up to Friday noon pro­ tested his innocence to his attorneys, to, the court to the people, to his wife and to the officers, was not entitled to a de­ fense ? What is the law worth that will not shield the rights of a man who Is charged with crime and who boldly and persistently claims that he is innocent? He is presuiaod to be innocent until the contrary is proven, and bis rights should Don’t yon think it would PAY YOU to bny goods from us? Just look over this list 8 lbs. Ackron Oat Meal, 5 lbs. Rolled Avena, ’ 5 lbs. Wheat Grits, 4 lbs. Ceraline, 4 lbs. XXX Butter Crackers, 4 lbs.. New Turkish Prunes, G-lbs. Rice, 5 lbs. Japan Tea Dust * 3 lbs. Choice Japan Tea, 2j lbs. Choicest Japan Tea, 2 lbs. Golden Rio Coffee—green, 2 lbs. Choice Rio Coffee—roasted, 3 lbs. Good Rio Coffee—roasted and ground, 1 lb. Best Mixed Candy, 4 lbs. Mixed Bird Seed, 8 Bars Kitchen Soap, 7 Bars Kirk’s Soap, 5 Doz. Sour Pickles, < . 3 Doz. Sweet Pickles, 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 1 lb. Spear Head Plug Tobacco, 1 lb. Grit Plug Tobacco, 1 lb. Sweet Cuba Tobacco, 1 lb. Jumbo Tobacco, 1 lb. Sentry Smoking Tobacco, 1 Can Sweet Corn, 1 Can Tomatoes, 8 Cakes Fine Toilet Soap, r 26 Boxes Matches (300 in box), Best Roller Flour per cwt. Best Entire Wheat Flour per cwt, Whole Codfish per lb., Choice New Fat Mackerel per lb., - i i 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 09 00 00 25 25 25 19 25 25 25 25 25 70 40 85 45 35 18 10 10 25 25 2 40 3 75 05 05 We Sell for Cash Only. We are the leaders in Low Prices. All goods first-class We are the only strictly cash Grocery and Crockery House in Hastings. J. H. Beamer & Co, THE BEST 1 ' FURNACE MADE And therefore the cheapest, is the Barry County Pomona Grange,: No. 2»i, P. of H;, convened at Glass Creek Grange Hall. Feb. 20, according to previous notice. the Worthy Muster in chair. The nay though cold was very pleasant, and memtora of Pomona and sutordinate granges of the countv gathered at the hall so that it was filled. GettingGrange called to order at eleven o’clock. 4 Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Brother Now land gave m an address 1 • the greatest quantity of heat frohi a given quantity of of welcome, followed by sister Newland wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. with a poem, entitled "Welcome to Po­ mona,” and in a very able and appropri­ ate manner gave Pomona Grange a Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but one. This gives ' very cordial welcome, then Brother ■ the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ Stone, of Union Grange No. 648, gave the response. We then listened to the naces as a heat producer. reports of the sutordimxte granges, which were pre»?nt«l in writing, show­ ing the condition and standing of each It has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This grange, and mt find them In a prosper­ • saves much trouble and inconvenience. ous condition. The reports show a guin of fifty members since January 1st, 18815: then listened to an original Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a poem hy Sister Anna Williams, after which the question was taken up, > house. namely: “How shall we extend Grange principles and secure for them the respect and attention they deserve?” Thickness of shell, and castings and radiators; giving Opened by Brother Parker, of Johns­ ■ surance of long wear and better uniformity of neat. town Grange, and then the question was discussed for some time. We then had an essay by Sister Smith, ot Glass Perpendicular flues, insuring much more heat than the oriCreek Grange. Question: “Is strict dis­ , cipline necessary in Grange work?” ■ dmary horizontal flues. Opened by Brother Chester Honeywell, ,of Prairieville Grange, then fully dis­ ,cussed. We then listened to music, af­ Those who expect to build houses the coming season will ■ter which we had a recess of an hour save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, and a half for dinner. Call at After dinner came some Grange work the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. with closed gates, after which we had , some splendid literary exerdsra which ,consisted of poems, essays, recitations, ,selections and declamations lasting un­ <til evening. Evening session in the ■ fifth degree, and during the session , eight sutordlnate members took the de-’ ,gree of Pomona. Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ * CHABUWW.BIGO8, Bee. A g lass ball shoot. 100 tolls for S50 Closing of the Carveth Case.— aside, has been arranged between Sid Crowell and the crack shot of Manistee, At 11,40 a. m. of Thursday, Prosecutor the match to take place as soon us the Colgrove closed one of tho ablest and weather permits. most powerful pleas ever heard in the The jury in the Carveth case desire court room. It is conceded to be the through the Banner to express their beet this famous trial had developed. thanks to Sheriff Long and deputies also It was convincing and masterly in io the landlord of the American house every respect. for unlfoim kindness and courtesies. After the noon recess. Judge Hooker Circuit Count adjourned Monday began his charge to the jury. It was able, clear and impartial. It seems im­ until the first day of the next regular possible that It could have been better­ term, in obedience to orders from ed in any respect It was about three p. in. when the Judge Hooker, on account of the illaess of one of bis children, from scarlet case went to the jury. After deliberat­ ing for about an hour and a half, they fever. returned to the court room and report­ Barry county may have an unenvi­ ed their verdict of “GuiltyF The pris­ able record as to the number of high oner was in tho tor when tho verdict crimes committed, but no county in was announced- He seemed uncon­ ON ALL POINTS OF THE TRIANGLE, the.state can show a better record far cerned. and evinced no precepttable emotion, but when being returned to Greeting: a meeting of all regular 05 dealing with criminals according to the jail he gave wav to his emotions. their just deserts. 1degree members of the E. M. rite of Friday morning Carveth was sen­ Memphis, in good standing in the state The horse-owners of this city are tenced to IB years at Jackson at hard of Michigan, fa called to a&Mmbte at talking up an association, anticipattag tator. The prisoner made a long and the city of Ha.<tings. Mich. April 7th, pathetic plea for the clemency of the leasing the track on the fair grounds. 1886. at 2 o’clock p. m. and form a Mys­ court, stating that he was as innocent • With the number of fine horses now of the crime as a'bato in its cradle, and tic Temple State Uouncfl of Fast Mas­ ters of the Great Work. owned In the city, such nn organization other like asMirtiuns, sobbing violently should be formed. st times. Friday evening it fa said that he C. A. Billingham has set up a hay mode a virtual ccmfeasion to his wife pruui iu this city, and will purchase hay This Carveth denied the next morning. • in any quantity. We bespeak success Carveth’* prison number is 3,776, and ; be as sacredly regarded as those of the for this enterprise. The wonder is Its Points of Superiority are: 2 3 4 5 6 Brooks & Kenfield’s, tilating your dwellings. • IXTo ILdtore Wood Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble to operate, will heat your whole bouse, give uniformity of temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for the house than a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old, it will pay you to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks I Kenfield’s yon can see one in operation, (kill in. �FOREIGN GOSSIP. —In Kngisnd there w now a society f*r the. “preservation of footpaths. —Hie Univoraily Pnsw of Oxford has now nppliancTS for printing took* m rar hundred and fifty languages and dinhvt-. . * * —’Italy exprtrto atou! fifty million trg* to Englund Annually, for which »toy gut an average price of nine cento per oosen. i -In muko °1 <lr«“ PW>le ot Sanni* are qtlte primitive, so nearly so that it became necessary to pu«a a law fortokliug Senator* to appear naked at any >H-*ion, under penalty of one hun­ dred dollars for caret appearance. —Some Indian arrow beads were late-, ly shown nl the Socloto d'AnthropoIogio which wore poisoned with curare over a century ago, but still retainod their deadly power. Small animals scratched with.tii<*iu dh^l In half an hour. —The following ailvertiseincnt ap­ pears in a Vienna nmvgpaper: “A rospectabte marrtol couple, of whom the husband is no dancer, desires to make the acquaintance of an equally respecta­ ble couple, where the wifo is no dancer, in order to visit balls in company.” —A Ihiriln woman lately attempted to kill herself by. drinking five ouncdia of keropemt She became unconscious, but was fully restorcd'to health in throe or four dayr. The Dcut»che Woehenndirifl tells of a. man who drank habitually anordinary liquor giro* of petroleum aevera! timo weekly without any disagree­ able cotus-quenoee. ~rA ramarkabln explosion which oc­ curred in Germany shows the force posMw<d by dusL A sack of flour, falling down stairs, opened and scattered the contents'in a cloud through the lower room, where a burning gas flame set .fire to tto dust, causing an^cxplodon which liftril u part of the roof nf the mill and broke almost all the wimtows. —Signor Martipi, one of the largest owners uf liou-« pro|>crty in the city of Genoa, had a feeling of gratitude to-his tenant-*, who. by their regularity of pay­ ment. hail unnbicd him to spend hb'dftdining years in comfort. When bb will was opened it was discovered tliut the old gentleman had instructed his .ex­ ecutors that all bis tenants, rick and poor, male ami fvjnnie. were to reside rent free in tho hmwes tlnra occupie>l by them, if they deeirrd to do so, as long ns they livnd. —According to an official statement issued by thi> Japanese Government, there occurred five hundred and iiftythrre earthquakes during the nine yliara .mil six months preceding December, 1884, averaging one earthquake for every six days and six hours. This mu.-t. however, refer to die capital and surrounding district only, and earthqunkes of great violence can alone be counted, for Prof. Milne was able to trace un.average ot an- earthquake per day in Nagasaki, in the extreme south of the Japanese archipelago. • *-fcerry, tho English hunginnn. is a tali, rrej>octable-looking man, with the appeanmo) ot a mechanic. He is a shoemaker by trade, but does not work now. I'mtho cfecutiouer is well paid. He gets fifty dollars » head, or. when there are luorc Chan one, fifty dollar* for the. first, twenty-five 'dollars for the second and twenty-five dollars for the third, with all' his expenses paid. The first essential is nerve, and Berry has nerve. Binns, who pteciskxl him, wm a braggart, and liked pnbiicty. Hi- would smoko kb pipe out­ ride half an hour liefore sn execution, and drink, nnd had an active tongue. Now the executioner is obliged to bleeii in jail the night .before a hanging. Galcroft, who was hangman for ao many also a Uioemaker. yea__. -------- ; and, like Berry. a quiek retiring man. jiucleu* of this planet. Jupiter is attend­ ed bv four moon*, whieh wolvci around him’at carton* distances. The study ot tbuao bourns la of ^rent interest; from vrntohlng their movements we get tho first hint of the velocity of light. Hext in order in our outward journey comns Saturn, at tho distance of 884,000.000 miles from the sun, and taking no Im* than 10,759 days to complete its revolu­ tion round that luminary. This planet, thougli less than Jupiter, Is still of gi­ gantic dimemuonii, ita diameter being 71,000 mile*. Sntnrn is tho lightest of all the planets, its density being only ft 0.75. so that if placed in a huge ocean it would float with a fourth fourth of of ibi its bulk bulk ' ‘' stove the water. The most remarkable thing, however, about this planet is the system of rings by which it is surrounded. What these rings are has tong been a puxxle to airtronomors, but the most plausible explanation seems to be that tluw arc composed of myriad hosts of small meteoric bodies circulating at some distance round the body of the planet Saturn has no less than eight moons under Ito control, and if it has any inhabitants like oumelves—wh’ch is not likely, however—the heavens must a strange sight to them, with these y>igiit moons and meteoric swarm*.— jCaueWt Naqazine. pl.nj u'poo U>. r .. . * . . . °< —l-d -/i. —A school-house built of vobbleatonra la one of the curiosities of Ante­ lope Valley, in Tehama County. Cal. are inrulred, has been the source of much ! —The Government Au-lria tu discussion within the last few years and the £ven the American Board riw right to ly or build halls for Bi bls Irotoro* any­ lawyers. To see two physicians of reputa­ where in Bohemia. Thia is an impor­ tion take tho Hand anil swear directly contant concesaian. and shows the growing favor of the authoritiea toward evan­ sanity or insanity, i> certainly do4 gelical work.—(fa-Mian Union. I 1 —-The Gnild of Kindnco” la the ~ ,7. name of nn institution belonging to the i bolder wlUl “X du® r*Pccl r<* Methodist New Connection. Great I knowledge displayed, and no wonder that Britain. It has for its object the culti­ t a quick-witted man of law finds many an vation and dovelopnu'nt of the spirit of I opportunity to tunke some cutting fling at kindness among tne brethren and sis­ ters of the d*miminatlon primarily and the proftesion when so much yet remains j among all Christians generally. •mpiricai. . —In the State of llllnoia. fifty-one In th* complications of modern life, ’ years ago. there were 2J0 Buptiat however, with Its many features demand­ churches. 2.600 communicants; now ing special study and examination, expert there are 955 churche*. 76,040 commu­ testimony is a necessity, and its true value nicants and 685 pratora. Lart year is not affected by differences between doo- there were fifty-two misalonaric* doing service within the precincta of tho Stalo. tore upon questions which are as yet but , under the anapioM of the State Mtoaion very imperfectly understood. The exBoard.-—Chicago Mail. ■ —In connection with the rumored specialist of every kind roust be looked to project to establish a German nniverswhen any question demanding more than i ity In Schenectady. N. Y., which the common knorI edge or experience arises, । German Government will be Mked to THE PEACOCK THRONE. endow with the modest sum of 1.000.­ and his word usually passe* without caviL 000 marks, tlie Berlin Tagliche RundThe concurrent testimony of druggists, ; sehau pertinently asks- "Should Ger­ ■ too at the Wou*er of Delhi. therefore, upon the virtues of a remedy many not take a much greater Interest India has been the place, no doubt in haring the German-Americana come where diamonds have exhibited then daily, must be hold as decisive. Itisln- ■ over to finish their studies at our own most glowing splendors. That was a universities?" singular and wild fancy of Aurungaebe, I -Mr. F. W. Malden, one of the . of Athlophoros. A few of the testimanmli ! busiest and wealthiest contractors and when, in 1658, ho deposed Jib father, the ’ follow. Kremers dk Bangs, of Holism!, > builders in Baltimore, has become an Shah Jehan, and usurped his throne. Ifich^ says : ' , evangelist, leying'a centrally lorAted He caused to be constructed the famous " Lui March one of cur cuatomere had j place of amusement for his own use on Takht-i-Taua, or Peacock throne, rep­ a severe attack of inflammatory rheuraa, Sundays, and holding revival imw.tinn resenting, by appropriate jewels, a pea­ tism, which he is subject to. At one time j Sunday afternoon nnd evenings. He he was so bad ly off that he could scarcely cock. ito head overlooking, its tail over­ more without almost screaming from pain. J pays all the expenses, takes up the colshadowing, the person of the Emperor He tried aereral physician*, but they only i lections, and says the meeting* are for talk sind prayer, but not for preaching., when sitting on the throne.. The natural gave him temporary relief. He next re­ colors of the bi^d were reprcMlited by sorted to Athlophorna. After he had ' —BaUimort American. —When Chnon Farrar got back to the rarest and most gorgeous stones of taken the first dose he felt relieved and i enntinuing Io take it he was able to walk old St. Margaret's under the shadow of the Eastern world, and tho eyes of the after he had use<l two bottles.” I Westminister Abbey, lie took part in a bird were supplied by thbjwo rofebrnted J. R. and 8. E. Matthews, of the City 1 queer whunony. After the sermon a diamonds, the Koh-l-nur.or the Mountain Drug store, Gregory, Mich., say: 1 basket was brought out containing of Light, nnd the Koh-l-tur, the Moun­ ‘‘ Mr. H. D. Grieve, who is well known nineteen loaves of bread and nineteen tain of Sinai. ’ The gentleman who put In this town and vicinity, waa troubled old people received a loaf and a six­ np this very pretty piece of maehinerr with lame knee for the last seven or eight pence each. The loaves were done np called himself Aiirungtebe-thnt is. the > years, but could find nothing that would in new handkerchiefs. The quaint cus­ ornament of the throne; and he mkui* relieve him until he used Atlilophoroa. tom has been carried on at SL MarHe used one bottle and has not been trou­ to have occupied it until he was elghtv । gnret’s for more than three hundred bled since, and that was about six mouths seven years of ago. when, by and bv. after the roign of scvcnJ succcmom, t fie apn." —The celebration of the fifth cen­ “There Sa probably no remedy beftse Peacock throne was broken up and all its splendor scattered. When Nadir Shah the public," ears Jamea A. Lcasia, of tenary of the ITnirorrity of Heidelberg next August will to a gigantic affair, broke up the Peacock throne, the Koh- Williamstown, Mich., “that meets with such general aativfartion and gnod results, over twenty thousand old students i-nur was missing, nnd all Jib eflprts to particularly in rhenmatunn ami neuralgia, being expected, as well as many other obtain it were baffled. At last a woman ; aa Alhlopharoa. To my knowledge maay Sucato. deputations, etc. Theprcparaof the harem betrayed the secret. In­ eases that failed to obtain relief from all ons have already commenced. Victor forming Nadir that the vanquished Em­ other sourre* were completely enrol by von Schcffel, himself an old student of peror wore it concealed >!i his turban. tho use of Athlophoros. 1 hare for some Heidelberg, and the celebrated author Nadir hail recourse to a very clever time observed-its n»c and effects and must of many song*, has written a jubilee trick to obtain possession of the tirizc. say there is nothing like it. I could give hymn, for which Vincent Lachner luu He had seized already on tho hulk of numerous certificates of cna** of cure, bat tho Delhi treasures and had concluded a It seems superfluous, as a trial will be th* composed music. treaty with the poor deposr<l Mogul proof and conviction.” PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. Emperor, with whom ho could not very If you cannot ret ArniorMoarK of jaar dm*. *1a. w will ......I 1, il ■ 'I ii • (.Milt <i,l ।I r.f well, therefore, get up another quarref. —The transformations of nature are so he availed himself of a time-tonored wonderful. Put a herring in a tin box custom seldom omitted by Princes of with some cottonseed oil and il imme­ 1equal rank on state occasions a few diately turns into u sardine.—Toledo Upon a great ceremony 'days after. Blade. 'held nt Delhi, Nadir proposed that he Battle CNvk is still in the darkness —Two farmers had a dispute about ;nnd the Emperor should exchange tur­ us to who Is the coming man for post­ tin, boundary lines of their farms. bans in token of good faith. The Em­ Their dispute b now settled nnd so are peror, astonished? wm taken aback. He master. , Words are weak to express the won­ the lawyer*—on their farms.-—N. F. mid no time for reflection. Check­ Ledger. J 4 mated. he wa* compelled to comply derful curative properties of that prime ' —Mother—"You haven’t given the with the Insidious reqncst. Nadir's among nxsiern medicine*, Mishler's ' Herb Bitters. M. A. Fairer, Supt of child any prixe." Teacher —"Alas! he’s turban wits glittering with gems, but !t ' always i’dle.” Mother—"Then he’s dis­ ’was only itself n plain sheepskin head­ the Lancaster, Ph,. County Hospital, gear. ‘The Emperor, however, dis­ abandoned the attempt to express his serving a prixo for perseverance.Ex­ I nor sur­ delight and admiration for the medi­ change. 1played neither chagrin prise; his indifference wm so great cine. He had long suffered frtun dys­ —Tbe English language consisto of tnat Nadir supposed lie had been de­ pepsia. disease of the kidneys and about thirty-eight thousand words, yet neuralgia, and used hundnils of so-call­ ceived; but withdrawing to his tent, he ed remedies without good results. At when a man b pulling on a tight boot THE PLANETS. unfolded the turban, and .gazing upon lost he tried Mishler's Bitters, and in a or waiting for hh wife to dre»s he the long-coveted stone, he exclaimed: short time was perfectly cured. nearly always invetMs a few extra lBlerr<t<uc "Koh-i-nur!" (The Mountain of Llglit!) words to express hb fooling*.—Chicago The hardware store of B. F. Ladd, Tribune. When the Punjaub wm annexed in 1849. / Venus, m well known to us all as the and the East India Company took pos­ Port Huron, was closed by creditors —The latest sjing U: “Kb* the Baby loTelieHt object in tho heavuns, the even­ session of the Lahore treasury in part Tuesday. While You Can.’’ Procraictination to ing and the morning star, resembles payment of the debt due by the Lahore The Bev. Geo. H. Tiiater, of Bour­ the thief of osculation and the man who bon, Ind., says; “Both myself nnd waits until the baby h sixteen take* elofcdy vttr own earth. Its aim is al­ Government, it was stipulated that the Koh-i-nur should be presented to the wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con­ •many chances on getting beautifully most tbe annio, its diameter being 7,666 Qricen of England. Here happened one sumption Cuke." For sale by Wm. left—Omaha Herald. miles: ito-day is almost the same length, or the mart entertaining incidents nnd 11. Goodyear. —“Well. I declare. I could err my and its density is rather less than five the last little romance in connection Ahe You Made miserable by Indiges­ tion. Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of eyes out with vexation.” "What’s the times that of water. It revolves around with its history. At a meeting of the Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vit- matter, my dear?” "I wore mv new thrf Min at n disteucr of 69.UOO.O0O miles East India Hoard the pricclcas diamond alizer in a positive cure. For sale bonnet to church, and I don’t believe a wn« committed to the cure of the illus ­ in the space of 224 <lays. Like Mn> by Wm. IL Goodyear. ffingle woman looked at IL” "Well, my trious John (afterward Lord) Lnwraicn. cury, uowuvor, Venus is moonless. He recvirral it, dropped it; Into his waist­ Why Will You cough when Shiloh's dear.-1 can tell you how to attract at­ , Cure give immediate relief. Price 10 tention noxtSunday.” "Hdw?” "Wear Pawing thu earth in the meantime, we coat pocket, and thought no more about conic to the well-known red planet it. He went home, changed his clothes >cts. 60 cts. and SI. For sale by Wm. your last year s’ bonuet"—Chicago H. Goodyear. . Mars, 'nfisiihiiiel is particularly inter­ for dinner, and threw the wabteoat Shiloh's Catahrh Remedy- - a posi­ Inter Ocean. —Lecturer (to hackmnn)—“Nowyou esting in many, points of view. Next aside. Some time afterward a message tive cure for Catarrh, Diptberin and to Mercury it is the ainalleat of the four came from the Queen to the Governor-’ are sure your horties are in good con­ Canker Mouth. For sale by Wm. 11. Didhousie. ordering dition.” Hackman—"O. yea. sir. Trust )>luiu:l«. its diameter bring only 1.2i)'J General. Lord Goodyear. . mites, little more thru) half that of tho tbe jewel to be ut once trans­ Haokmetack" a lasting nnd fragrant me for that” Lecturer—"It's only perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. For proper for you to know that when I get earth or VeuuE Its distance from the mitted to her. Lawrence said nt the 8a|e by Wm. H. Goodyeftr. through my lecture 1 like to leave the >■110 is 141,(X)0,000 miles, land itcom- board to his brother Heart'—hb brothcr■plctes its circuit in 687 days. The In-arms also in the greatness of Italian Shiloh sCuhe will immediately relieve hall in a hurry.” Hackman—"What Croup. Whooping cough and Bron­ time shall I (!X|>ect you. air?” lyccturor length of ks d.-.y docs not; differ mate­ conquest: 'tWell, semi it at once.'* chitis. For sale by W m. H. Goodyear. —"Um; ah—well-that will depend a rially from that of our own, Mars has “Why, you have it!” said Henry. Law­ two moons, and one of them pre- rence used afterwad to say how - terror- For DybpkpsLA and Liver complaint, good deal on the audience.''—N. F. you have a printed guarantee on every MUts a phenomenon unique in tbe stricken he was at hb own cam!cssn cm. tottle of Shiloh’s Vitallxer. It never system. No’ other moon behaves like and how he muttered to himself: "This —An eminent scientist attributes the fails to cure. For sale by Wm. II. this one, for It goes around Mors is the worse trouble I ever got Into.” remarkable longevity of a woman who Goodyear. stout throe times every day; that iato This mighty chieftain, whore eagle eye A Nasal Injector free with each bot­ recently died at the age of 109 to the and iron hand were equal to the largest my.It goes taster round Mars than Mars tle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. fact that ahe never wore a high bonnet ttocs ou iu own axi*. Imagine our and smallest interests, nnd who raved Price SO cents. For sale by Wm. H. in a theater. We also understand that ttKxni rising and setting three times for us our Indian Empire, had treated the vigorous health of a Philadelphia Goodyear. every twenty-four hours! Another in­ the famous diamond with dtaramect! man now In his ninety-ninth year is due However, it was found where he hnd put Battle Creek has a new cigar factory to the fact that he never went out be­ teresting feature in Mars b tlib: Wo it, and the delightful biographer of Law ­ that employs none but union hands. can see through otu telescopes wliat tween the acts to make astronomical to be the configuration of ito con­ rence says: "Never, I feel sure, whether observations through a glass.—NorrixMothers! mothers! mothers! Why tinents and oceans, :uid nho accumula­ flashing‘in the diadem of Turk or Mogul, will you allow your little darling to tenon Herald. or the uplifted swt.nl of Persian, Afghan tion of snow at ito poles. suffer with those horrible worms w. cn —A sympathetic apirit la one of the or Sikh conqneror. did it pass through Wo next turn our attention to tbe a sure remedy is so near and cheap? chief dre-requiaites to all good conveyother groupof planets—Jupiter, Saturn, so strange a crisis or ran a greater risk Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syrup ration. No matter what natural gifta TIran u* and Neptune. These are dte- of being lost forever 'than when it lay will surely give relief and costs but 25 a man may have, what depths of. tingiiishad by their- enormous sb*?, im- forgotten in the waistcoat pocket of cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. thought, or breadth of knowledge, or meuMo dbtonre from tto sun, rapid rev­ John Lawrence." The Kon-i-nur is W. Ball of Hamburg has gone to brilliance of expreraton, if- he do not olution on their own axis and very now preserved in Windrer Castle, but a Vermont to purchase tine-wool sheep. intereat himaelf in other people, look stnnll density. Jlto change from Mars model of the gem is kepi >n the jewel Credifis due the German women and at things from their stand-pdlnL share to Jupiter h m'deed remarkable. The room of the Tower of London.—Leisurt in their feelings, mid be as ready and . physicians for first using Red Clover latter pianeL himiliar to every ob­ Htnirn. bloMomsas a medicine. Beet results glad to listen cordially m to talk freely, server at tto- heavens, i.s 1 ndeed a giant an: uuwuueu COllHJineU witb Wilt) ou OUTr njwlll never be a good convertor.— among ginnls In moat) it is equu to —Recently a yuum not a tliou- mcd!c.nal medicinal roots and heftn. herl®, as in jur. Dr. (hnsttan l/ni.m. all th« planets put together, its iiinmeJones »Red clover Tonic, which is the tnr being no |<ws than 85,000 miles, and sand miles from Kt__------- -------- , — erived an offer of marnagsfrom a suitor t>«t known remedy for all blood direas- •nUsuln wdl. Ttiry do wW ,h„ to. disuuuxi from the san 682.000,000 oas. stomach and liver troubles, plm- rnurw, „■<■<,nllo, w t|„l< n.Uv, cuir mitos. It takes 4.332 was laid before toms, but when they serve roast beef itoymriy revolution. hesitation. otwith Yorkshire pudding to an Engilsh■ man and macroni toon Italian thev make a mistake. An American mreJ Of Fred Hotchki®. . should be served- in American Nine fiurucra from Kalamazoo county purchased ticket* to go went Monday _r!i<Tir"T Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment Bitters ANSWERED. BR0Wn’SIR0MBITTERSo7^1 ^premlre.d.^,% BROwisfROII BITTERS loTkroTto-wlh JlTlbal Pl tuate and bring in tb.-tmn»hO’iuuftf so aeecribeu as tuiiows, to-wii; The hr»; 1J .m««. TAKE NO OTHER. CJIA8. B. BAUER. AtEy for Mort; Probata Order. GRANI IOTHER Stale ot Michigan. Ccuntv nf Jtam At a sraJon ot tto Prolate 1.1 county eftarrv. bokfon at ti:r prolate i °* yeb,n“7. Uj tto year os U«od herbs in doctoring tho family.arid her simple remedies IUD CVAJS in most cases. Without the uao ot herbs, medical science would be powerless; MISHLER’S Bitters­ is s oom I instiou of valuable herbs, oaroJUlly cotEpouudsd from the formula of a regular Fby»icran. who used Uxia pro- ogjatoeoirtttMm io te hoideu st the rn-uu* Oflte*. tn lhe city of Hastlnx*. Ju xaM cr untj •nd show reuw. lf anv therr lie. win tlw pravA of too petltlotar «hould sol be grai.tot. Aida t« farther ordered. Tbal raid peil’.v.u.rr gneB*. ttee totbeperaou* lntemt<dln Mid eMate.d the pendency of raid petition, nnd the hrartw thereof by chuxIm a copy of thi» order u- S published tn tbo Hartli«l Itaxsaa. n : par printed and cirvutaicd m raid cmuty^ Bam', once in rneh werk for tLnr .urcwiln Default Uartnx been uiwle ii. the craHt PSlRje. IWMfc by Solarr-w ItatoA May Mb, A. D. 1*3. and re ontrd oc KU ray of May, A. D. two. tn' Uber Na ; XKU, curine ...... .......r RJ. gtoen toycurotbe payment of one buudi rd mw seventy-five dollars, with Interest at the rate st Ik QalrltTMt, MIBHLBB Dru<jl*L TIT. should any default be made iu the pajmrai said Interest or any port thereof for tie >p at thirty days, the whole should brroirr <*cr payable forthwith. - HERB BITTERS OO. tn uW ■jjj Parker’s Pleasant V«ra tym» Merer Fails I CURE fits: Notice la hereby xiveu, Itot by an order o?the rrotiale Court lor the County m Barry, otado oa the iMhdavot January. A. D. taso. air mouttia from lliat data were allowed for eredliora to present tlielr rlnliin to S the Probate office. la the Eg an* anas; laence aoom mi a line |-ar*.;ri wit* the quarter line to theTbornspple river. throw snvtHty along said river to a natal so that a July next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of each of those days. , ‘ a UW. !«-. drrdths dollars (tno.CS/ and an attorney tre N sald line being B chains and M> link’ long <« ii west side; containing two acre*, exceptk.g n acre off and from the wc«t side tbrrrof. Dated Jaauarv i«h. i«m •• • -•■■••• J.OSTFH. Mortgages CHAM. H. BAUER. AWy tor Mortta CLOTHING Tbe “ T. a i CO/jriotbmg FI IS ha. a CUSTOM FINISH "-1 i«MADE TO WEAR, h >« ’AMOUR lor bears Ibr BERT ni-J UEAPEST, mid in made in ALL ALL SIZES, ALL ■ 1IAPES and lor ALL ACER. Thirst- Goods may I>o known by the bot <• trade mark Is, Don’t •‘V tiny more clothing untfl wn hnve •1 u mm nf Um 1, (’J. brand R. K. GRANT IXault having been made In Jhe eondldSM da certain morlgasa executed tn Charts 11 Horse, unmarried, nf Yantrr Spring*. lUrw worty. Michigan, toMtwville Burford, of 'ir«rt ttapkfv. Juiejal '*-* ■Kent -------county, . . . *» Mirtilgan. .-V u..Calrd —, i..'. t«ra by said mortjpigr or any part them*', rmd tbs aasnbfslx hundrMtawntv-tbroc ami «f l<* >'•» nn being now claimed to l* dtw <•« na--» gaga for principal and aernn-d Int. n-: Notice is thrrvfnrr hereby given tti»l mis nlSivaSgi' will be forrclost d t>> sab- of the iww* M mJ --- 1 . -JV.U I. .*1.1 MM -Ij-ngf* fit fcria nn r.lUa* the eocte ii AM Koft id mortgaged premix - ’ -■ * . . ’.1 iws are dlwntied In anld m»rtrsi* half mint tbQ smith m-i •;n»rtw [Ml afthehouth east quarter Ik! «'f Mviu n uiw njMWwrittirs* M north M range tm po) w«e* in Barrv CYnintv and Slate of Micblcahi esh day at Ertsrnary, fw. rttvnXlt BURFORD, Mortgsrw SHWEET. lS!5r5ES'J'..u..» READ RH Creaii Bala Toothache Earache LY S s Mttmten Coutfto. cold*.. Deatons aeaoie to u»<■■ •-..... its by mall or at dm®’’ Druggista. Owego. > • ’ CROWS Mr �A FLYING TELEGRAPH. WHAT WARNER’S SAFE CURECURESAND, WHY. Krria! Vl»Jon»ry. You have probably wen bi (ho new*pajH-ra from tltco to time ronw rnther vague nil unions Jo a new telegraphing Mthcma which te to enable people who CONGESTION OF THE KlDNEYH arc stationary to communicate with Back Aohe. ’ friend* who arc traveling on railway trains while they are in motioh. I had I RELAXATION OF THE KIDNEYS. BLADDER OB UR IN AMY ORGAN b ’ lioen regarding thin scheme m rather ephemeral, ami even visionary, until EL. STONE, DROPSY, ENLARGED recently, when a friend of mine, to Prostate Gland, impowhom it wan montioneil, broke out most TENCY OB GENEBAL DBwnthusisatlcally eonoorning it, und he BILIBY, BRIGHT'S DIS­ finally induqca mo to up town to EASE. where the ixmcm is in active ojwraWhy) Because it is the only rental v The compafiy which te undertaking uricWfrid lttihaS 1)0''?‘r tn ,‘XP‘‘J the ’ ,urea’ of wh,°h there are k> introduce this flying telegraph has a numb r of line* laid down to illustrate rente 500 grains rerreted each day as “‘‘“•‘‘la'' action, and anfth.« working uf the machine, and nearly fldent if retained in tho blood, to kill iwcry day eonin railway magnate or other perwmage of influenco in thn oom- Ju mien' ^Jsthe direct cause of nil the above direares, as well aa Heart munity is shown tho nwulta of these ex­ jD iaease Rheumatism, Apoplexy, periments. Tho tiehnme te worked simply i8» laumltv and Death. enough. A wiro te laid down along tho Thia KTvat specific relieve the kidneys grhnud betwiMn the tracks on which terS?n^UCh ^loodtheIU from Ml . (ho' cam run. and underneath the re8U)ITB ‘hem to healthy ac‘ floor of each vehicle te a ooil of wire U°,“ J,y its certain and woihing powers. which takes up thn Hound u It te sent Zt CT/rMofso Jaundice. Enlargement along the ground. The ooil doe* nut of the Liver, Abacesa and Catarrh of touch tho other wire at all. but picks up Uie Blltpucu. BntaJ^'SXb’. •he aoond through tho air. no matter at what Hjtecd the train may be going. Thn value of the sohenw, according to the promoters lies partly in the great aocommuitatinn which it would be to rail­ way pnaaangurH, an<l partly in the chunoo h would give tlio people in • control railroads to avoid accidenta. For in• stance, let ns ray a railway train runs •tf tho track. In an Instant a meaaage ran bi- sent in ouch direction tho full length of the rhml convoying tho in­ formation aud-jpreventing other trains from following un. Beyond thta it is Maimed that e-.iblus may be laid us far at four hundred miles out to sea, and that ■ny vowel soiling over them and sup­ plied with thin machinery can com­ municate with tho shore. To aueooaafnily aooomplteh tiite four or five cables would be laid. Hypkrated from each other • a» a considerable distance and duly lo­ cated in this chart. This would not wily give an opportunity to accurately fori’tell tiu< arrivals of itMimn, but would enable passengers to communi­ cate with friends on shore on any im­ portant matter. The scheme te In the Hands of some henry capitalista, and will undoubtedly; be in operation before foug on each one of . the big railways running out of NHv York. Thu itame |n>op|e have struck another novel idea in eliNfricity, though whcthci it will ever be of gntat material value i« Will an unanswered question. By ite ex’, if you sit in Boston and write your Gtanu* with a j»ea attached to one cud of nu'/wiro. the other end of which te in Wonxwter or Springfield, your rignasure will ite exactly reproduced nt which­ ever one of these pointe mnv he deter­ rained. There is no immediate means •t determining the utility of tiite inven­ tion, which te as yet entirely crude, but it te proponed to give the uso of it. for the time Ixnng, to some magician, who may mystify nis auditors by the device. —A’ F. Cor. Boxltm HcruhL ‘S 1 ?Pgu^ S'^PlMtwness, Languor. Debility, Constipation, Gall Blonui, and £!»?, U“P1"““‘ >rmpu>,n wblcb suite from liver complaint Because ithaa a specific and positive action on the liver as well as ?!Li lncr«“ing the reerrtion and now of bile, regulates ite etalornting function, removes nnhealthfnl for“d-ln a wont rratorea it to natural activity, without which health Is an Impoaaibility. It cures alm Female Comnlainte. Leucorrh.ua, Displacements. Enlarge­ ments, Ulcerations. Painful Menstrua­ tion, makes Pregnancy safe, prevents (on vu Is ions ahd Child-Bed Fever and rn.te nature by restoring functional aoniyt AH these troiibles, as is well known by every pysi tan of education, arise from congestion and impaired kidney action, causing stagnation of the blood vessels and breaking down, and this te the beginning and the direct cause of an the ailments from which women suffer, and must as surely fol­ low as night does the day. Why Warner’s Safe Cure is acknowl­ edged by thousands of our best medical mon to be the only true blood purifier, is because it acta upon scientific princi­ ples, striking at the very root of the dis­ order bv ite action on tfie kidtftvs and liver. For, if there organs were kept in health all the morbid waste matter ho dearlly poisonous If; retained in the body, is passed out_X)n the contrary. If they are deranged, the acids are taken up by the blood, decompoaing it and carrying death to the most remote part of the body. Why 93 per cent, of all diseases which afflict.humanity, arise from impared kidneys, te shown by medical authori­ ties . Warner's Safe Cure, by ite direct action, positively restores them to health and full working capacity, na­ ture curing all the above diseases her­ self when the cause te removed, and we Buarantee that Warner’s Safe Cure to a positive preventive if taken in time.. As you value health take it to avoid POWER OF COAL. sickness, as it will at all times and un­ der all circumstances keep all the vital functions up to par. We also guarantee a cure and benefi­ Sonic idea of the latent power in a cial effect tor each of the foregoing single |x>und qr ounce of hard coal can diseases, also that every case of Liver be gathered from the following temple and kidney trouble can be cured where Hlnriration: In the village of Evanston, degeneration has not taken place, and twelve miles north of Chicago, the water even the Benefit will Surely be Derived. In every instance it has established ite supply is drawn in through pipes run­ claim. ning'out into Lake Michigan, by steam As a blood purifier, particularly in pumjK. which driven: with great force the Spring.it te unequaled,- for you can­ ' through othejr pipe* ext.-uding over the not have pure blood when tho kidneys or liver are out of order. (own. From th<*«» it escape* with ve­ Look at. your condition at once. Do locity enough io bo thrown through . not postpone treatment for a day nor hose pij»f> over the tttjis of tall build-' un hour. The doctors cannot compare iogs. ami thus docs away with any no­ records with ua Give yourself ’ snssity (or tire engines. Many other thorough constitutional treatment with village* mid cities have the some ar­ /Warner's Safe Cure, and there are yet rangement. The point of interest is in ’'many years of life and health assured report of the engineer, stating that you! -duringDecember 16.U2.400 gallons, or [3J;299.200 lbs., of water were thus * Goo. 8k John, switchman, was killed drawn and fonvl through the pipes, by the care at Saginaw Tuesday. and that to do fliis a trifle over 25 tons, “1 have used one bottle of your medi­ •r 50.2H2 lb*., of conJ «>re*1>timod. This diows that wcry pound of cual cine, Athlophormw. unit found great In burning ixpanm-d water into relief from it of neuralgia." writer Julia F. Hall, from Frankfort, Mich., ■ceam with a suflieicncy of power in ordering two bottles of the remedy 10 force 2,611 Bbs.. or over 1 1-4 tonsof to be sent to her as soon as possible. water, througii the pipes nt tho high pressure describcxl. Ihsidea thin, there Ice 50 to 60 feet high on Lake Michi­ was the friction of the machinery and gan beach at South Haven. •1 the wnter along (he sides of tho B!no<],WilJ Tell. pip<w. Accenting to this, a bit of coal Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor syrup Qi<> sixo of a |M‘n. or nlxiut ono-eightbof an ounce, supplies power enough to will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers force a pailful, or 20 pounds of water aad ImuI sores upon the body face or through :i mile or two of pipes, and limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the shoot it «<ut as high us n church steeple. system and blood of every trace of dis­ eases that have tbeir origin therein. What enoriiioos power there must be Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and stared in the quiet black deposits of any canker, and is well recommendeil by single coal mine, however small! the medical profession all over the Another familiar illustration is that of country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by the locomotive. A little heap of coal W. H. Goodyear. in the tender develops power enough Marshall is to have tbe Calhoun coun­ Ui draw 40 loaded rreight cars, aver­ aging jsirhaps 20 tons each with lire ty shpep shearing festival April 27. loading, or 800 tons, foster than a horse •an run, and for a dUtanoo of forty D. A. Bradford, wholesale y»|*r dealer Chatmiles or more, and up a grade of say IU Uutooca.Tei>n., writes, Hist he wMsorkmriy sihet to the mile—thia is equivalent ,u> flictedwlUi a sevtre eold that reOlwl mi bls ltmt«: had tried many remedies without t»cticjtlifting the whole train straight un in the Brinr induced to try for. King's New 1»Iwot<tx air 640 fecL or one-eigth of a mile—bo­ for consumption, did so and was euUrelv cured bottles. Since which time rides giving it tho rapid forward motion, by the use of aintew hla fmnllv for eotuihs and colds anti ovcnsoming the friction of the wheels and othbr running gear.—Prairie L^iteriS dlScovery. Trial bottles free at W. Parmer. H. Goodyear's drag .ton-. Mn. Edward lUswte. Mu'keenn Ua» under­ Where They Began. gone an operation for a tumor, which being cut out and weighed. balanced the 'calc al as Senator Davite. of West Virginia, is pound.. You are not old. yet your hair fat grttlnr thin. one of the most pojmhjr mcu. being a Your friends remark it. your wiie ncruta it. telf-madn man; as the following rem- Parker's Hair Baham wlif Mop this waaie, sore hair and restore tho original gio*, and col­ tntecence shows: In 1882 n dinner party your or. Exceptionally clean, prevents dandruff, a was given in New York City. Henry C. perfect dreart hr. Davis ret at one end of the table. Simon Arenac county in agitating the subject af pur­ Cameron, of Jramavlvania, sat nt thn charing a poor farm in the near future. other, and General W. T. Sherman at Wert'.s World". Wonder or family liniment. the head. The General began a roui- Useful in evert bouse for cuts, bunts, -adds. Intenmcc of hit llfr-by saying: '•When I whs a lieutenant------ ’’ "Come, now. Sherman, interrupted Mr. Davis, "were you ever a Lieuten­ ant?" "Yer, Davin,” he replied. "1 was a Lientenanj about the time you were a brakeman on a freight train." "Well, boya," observed Cameron. "I don't suppoM’either of you ever cut eordwood for a living, an I did.’’—-CtaremtaA Unquircr. ’ • . COMPLETE FOODS. It is evident (hat the feeding of the various crops grown for fodder, with tiie grains and other feeding sulwtancns used for the production of milk «nd batter, or for fattening animals may lie made more or less prblitablc. ai the practice is more or les* jndioiooA skill­ ful and emmet. The agricultural chem­ ist has cxph.inefl many of the problems in regard to the ehmposition of foods, their digestibility nnd their reaction upon each other iu the process of <l|gos> tion. and has enabled the stock feeder to uw;, with the greatest economy, all the vnrioux substances grown or’ pur­ chased for the purpose of feeding ani­ mals. Tho knowledge thus acquired makes it possible to use tire, rougher kinds of fodder, with the concentrated waste prpdnets which may be mixed with them, so as to savo' thorn from waste and make them equal in value to the more costly farm products. The science of feeding has been re­ duced of late years to a system which every farmer should make [this business to study und conform his practice to It. The gradual change whicn has occurred in farm practice, and which is still in progress, enforces this in tho moat per­ emptory manner upon every fanner, for the feeding of stock is lnilispen*ablo to •the successful management of a farm. It is needless to discuss th>s point. Irecauto it is plainly apparent The point to lie discussed is how to feed the stock in the most economical manner by adapting the practice.to the present knowledge gained througli tire labors of the patient and careful investigators who have re­ duced. to nile the results of a very sys­ tematic course of practical experiments. Animal food is composed of three priucipnl elements, vit: protein, or al­ buminoid subsinnei*: carbohydrates, or starchy matter, including fat. and min­ eral niatter, as potash, lune, soda, phos­ phoric acid and some others of less im­ portance. Each of there has its special use in the animal economy. The protein forms the nitrogenous mat­ ters found in flesh, the carbo­ hydrates form tho fat and the car­ bon which is consumed iu the suste­ nance of animal heat, and the mineral matter furnishes tho materials of which the bony frame is built up, and a por­ tion of the brain matter, with the romaider of the nervous system and’ the mineral substance of the flesh. It is clear that all three elements must be provided for in the food; also, that a cert.iin quantity is required in predre proportions io’ the needs of tho animal system, and that any .surplus must be ejected from the ’digostivo organs as waste, for if it is reuuned it disturbs the healthful balance iu the system ami preducM discaw, If. for instance, a food too rich in protein is given to an anininl the excess of there elements are wasted and must be dis­ posed of as" waste matter. This-waste matter mostly pnascs off through the kidneys in the urine with the excess of mineral matter, and thus there or­ gans are seriously overworked and thrown into disorder, or the waste is retained in the blood, producing dbturlnnce and diseare in the very foun­ tain of life. If. on the other hand, an exuem of carbohydrates is given a similar dis­ turbance of the system Is caused, lead­ ing to similar disastrous results, tho least of which is a total waste of a large Krtion of the food. In practice it has •n found that the proper ratio or pro­ portionate amount of these two kinds of niiiueiit rfionld is‘ one of protein, or nlbuminoid rnnticra. to live of curbohxdrsitca: the fnt in the food being cstiiriat* d as worth two anti a half times as much in nutritive value as the starchy matters, but as fat. is only required in s modiTiito qimntity, while starcl) I? .nerdid in mtich larger proportions, fat can not be substituted for stare!: any more than starch can be used in place of nlbuincn. There must be a pn-vire pro­ portion and balanco'iu the food dr il be­ comes wasteful or unhcalthful. ami gen­ erally both. This balance is. as wo have stated, one part of the protein to fivu of csrbobydratcs. including tho fat. A stamlnrd food for 1,000 pounds of lire wcigiit in any animal In a date of rest is supposed to ba equivalent to 3'> jM)Uud- diuly of the b.*t hnv. nnd thioonfniaa 2 1-2 pottnda of protein; 12 3-1 of cariiohvdralcH. ami nearly " half a pound of fat. Thik is nearly the ratio given, because 13 1-4 divided by 2 1-12 gives very nearly 5 to 1. This, then, ir considered the fundamental rule in feed­ ing any farm uninud^for ita hcnlthfm and sufficient sustenance. The slight excess of carbohydrates would go te make fat, so that a horse, or an ox ot cow, or five sheep weighing alive LOUC pounds, would gain a little fat when fc<l on SOjpaunds of the Irext hny daily. But the exigencies of farm practice come in right here to disturb this rule. For the horse works, the cow ginu milk, the sheep rear lamin, and the ox is fattened, and there various require­ ments have to be m< t by extra food. And thia is prccirely where the intelli­ gent farmer finds it'nrc«*vmry to acquire a clear and full knowhslge of the prin­ ciples of feeding and of the nature of the animal economy, so that he can eliaugv his methods to inret his varied requtrenaai'A in the management of his live-stock.~y. Y. Timex. ' LAUNDRY MACHINERY. revofv.ng »fr*H time* aud-rdifonting. In this the go di may bn washed, ruined and fduKfwlt«o.»i rrmova!. Tig’ ques­ tion is often asked if a,wi>hing-mac!f:ne will do its work clean witliout hand­ rubbing, The rev.'rsing washer not only cap Im made in do so, but does actually' wash all that is put into it clean, without even looking over, in public laundries that turn out the finest work in the world It is in­ teresting to tmw the steps of im­ provement in wariioi-s. Tin* daxliwhed, tie* best of iu kind in ite dav< depended upon the foil of the wash in a muM', -which drove tno suite through tho goods and rubbed them together, thus washing tlm middle uf the nfatss ns well ms the pieces coming in contact with tho sides of the'mariiinc. Next, the less vio­ lent action of •k]uep.-.ing devices was em­ ployed. With a small bulk of goods be­ tween the wall nnd the plunger this aotion also reached the tniddleof thn run.-*. With the plain etjinder, nt pn-w-ut in os#, centrifugal force against a xmooth" wall, from whinli the piecca nrodri>p]xx| und clipp'd in what may bv termed a circulating succession, takes the place of the ship of the dasb-wlincl ami the kneading of the plungers, both of which WA'hetl the inside of tho load by agita­ tion from the otiteldn." "Wlutt is a nianglc?" "AU ironing machines used in tbe laundry for other than starched work are termed mangles. The obi riiccessfu) mangle consisted of a heavy box and roBeya. Arontid tlm latter the’ linen to be smoothed was wound, and when, by s'uitablo mochantem. the box wm lifted tbe fuller was plncvd beueath and the linen subjected ty the prctMure of tho box, which moved back and forth upon the rdller. Thia box mangle has never fully given way to any heated mangle, with one exception. 'This exception is one the principle of construction of which is lioMsl on the use of hi least three rollera, a stearaheated roller or cylinder and two cov­ ered rollers to hold the’ goods in con­ tact with the cylinder, thus securing an extended ironing Hurfuco, and con­ stantly preaentiug a dry. absorbing surface tn the damp linen. Tbe pres­ sure te obtained by springs, which press down upon the boxes at either end of thu upper roll*. The cylinder is raised and lowered by turning the ad­ justing- wheel. It te a mistake to sup­ pose that even in starched work pol­ ish can not be given by a roller with­ out speeding it. A high gloss can nut be so obtained, but many laundrymen get good rosnlta when ten extreme’ pol­ ish is not desired. Among other inter­ esting articles now used in laundries are polishing irons with either* Hmaoth. perforated or morocco-finished face; steam-jacket utarcli kettles, of heavy copper and strong enough to resist one hundred pounds steam preaaure; linen fiber baskets inountci on wheels; hand oollar-ironera, with which as many as one thousand eight hundred collars and cuffs have been ironed in a day; shapers fur collar* and cuffs, which is’* ven- small steel roller, pressing upon a rubber roller; cord and eyelet raisers, by which seams on collars and cuffs are raised/ and a patent shirt-dampener."— A*. Y. Mail and ExprtM. CHINESE MUSIC. As to the instruments there are sev­ eral guitars, a particularly absurd twostring violin, fluted, a leloscqjic kind of trombone, a long trumpet, cymbals, dappers, triangles, with gongs and drums in endless variety. Elegant Chi­ nese of a former period used to play on the ch’in -a long kind of xithcr tliat has seven strings. Once there were ch’ins with flftj strings, but a very sensitive enqs.-ror -Huong Ti—having heard a Miss Su perform on it, -w«w improrecd so deeply" and beoime so sorrowful by its incana that he made up his mind tliat ho could only stand onohalf of Ids emotion anil live, m he had nn imperial order issued, whereby this instrument was deprived of twenty-five of its strings, ’fhe erh-hsien, or ten-stringed violin, is met with all over China, lite neck is a hollow bamboo, the body a cocoanut shell. The ten strings are tuned iu fifths. A very ingenious and dreadfully complicated' musical appa­ ratus must be die. yanfhch"in, or foreign harpsichord. It is zither-like in shape, but the strings urn criss-cross nnd rest on two long bridges, so that with the sixteen strings ton have forty-eight different noted. The flute, f»-teu, has eight holos, one blown through, another covered with a membrane, and seven are played upon. The mouth-hole seem* to be iu the middle. As to the Chinese clarionet, any one who has heard that instru­ ment of torture onoc will npvqr be anxious to have Its earbsplittihg sounds repeated. Il accentuates all the very worst qualities of the European instru­ ment. When you come to teal noise produc­ able by wool the Chinese show supreme talent. There is the yu. It is a wooden tiger mounted on a hollow box. The backbone of the tiger ii cut in ridges, like a saw. You run your stink across your yu, nnd then you make a worse noise’than tho American small boy who, with his hoop-stick, irritates your nervea by drawing it athwart yourp’icket fence. Gongs wn need not describe, nor bells, for they are well known. 'The ChinuM orchestra employs stone, and constructs various Instruments out of a hard, cal­ careous rock. ••The manufacture of epactal machinery think, a Chinese characUrisuo. We be­ for laundry ure is a new thing." said a lieve this Is perceptible in their voices in the way they talk. Conversationally the dealer to n reporter. "The great growth intonation never riaos nor falls. A Chi­ of the bu.<*in&M has required machinery naman acquiring English rarely shades for practical laundry work simple in hk speech ny vocal touches. If he sym­ operation, durable and strong. Take, pathy*, be is only a little louder. A for instance, waahing-machines. There recent traveler not io* this, and says: arc three kinds which have stood the "I can only liken it [their voices] to the noire produced bypiecee of bone or test of ut>; they are the old dash-wheel, lumps of wood knocked against each the plunger washer, and the plain cylin­ other." Evidently the Chinaman would der. All that lift and drop the wash In not appreciate • ’le -ton fait le Chanson." a maw are virtually dash-wheels. Tho -tbr. N. Y. ntaa. original and best form, a deep, narrow -Mrs. Gilteon. of Newberg, N. T.. cvlindor with four compartments, is still used by manufacturers of linen did oot like m dog kept by her Dew bus­ goods. Next eame the plunger waobera. bond. and gave nim a week to decide and now tbe plain cylinder M tbe favor- which be would keep. Mr. GiUsoo JAMES B. EADS. When about teu-yratw old, hte father fitted for him a small workshop, and tiiere he constructed model* of’ saw­ mills, CrtH'Dg:ne<, stcnmboatA steam­ engines, dn.-lrical and other machlmw. One of thej paxfinies'of his childhood war to take in |wi«m and-put together again 'the family dock, ami nt twelve years h< was able to do the tout* with a patentluycr watdi, with no tools but hb pocket-knife. When thirteen, mtefoftune overtook his father, and he hail tc withdraw, from school and work hit own • way. His parents went to 8t, Louis in 1833, and he went with them. 'Hie steamer was burned iu the night on the way there, and he landed liare.fooi«i and <»atietui, on the Very spot now cov­ ered by the abutment of the great Steel bridge which he dosigned and bnilL 'Die only open­ ing in tho way of busincsw that offered wn* to sell apples on the street, and by this means, for a fow months, he tmstalned himself and assisied in support­ ing his mother and sisters. In time he obtaiDod a situation with a mercantile firm, where bi* remained for five years. One of the bend- of the bouse having an excellent library, gave him acceas to It, and he used hte opportunity well to study subjects bearing upon mechanics, machinery, civil engineering and physi­ cal sciedce. In 1839 be obtained em­ ployment as a clerk or purser on a Mis­ sissippi river steamer. He again made the best use of hte opportunity to ac­ quire that complete knowledge of tho great river which be was afterward able to turn to such good account in the .nohlo enteijrteca he s<» fortunately car­ ried into effect. In 1842 he constructed a diving-bell boat to recover the cargtxu of ironken steamer*. This was follows with a boat of larger tonnage, ]>rovidcd with machinery for pumping out the sand aud water and lifting tho entire hull and cargo of the vessel. A company was formed to operate this device, and It soon had a busi­ ness that covered the entire Missis­ sippi river, from Bolize to GdlenA and even branched into •one of its tributaries. By lite methods, a great many valuable steamer* were (At afloat and restored to usefulness which It would not previously have been possi­ ble to save, as they would have been buried very soon beneath the river­ sand*. It was while engaged' in this businoM that he gained a thorough knowledge of the laws wLleh control the flow of Hilt-bearing rivet*. !ind of the Mississippi he was able to say years afterward that there was not a stretch In its bed fifty mile* long, between St. Loiite and New Orleans, m which lik had not stood upon the IxKtum of the stream beneath the shelter of the div­ ing-bell.—Piyndar Seicnoc Monthly. ABOUT ^akih^ POWDER Absolutely Pure. aa the ordinary kinds, anti cannot be sold ta mi>etltloD with the multitude oj low tert, SbatX eljcht. alum or phosphate powders. Sold cm* on*. Eovai. Baaixo Powoxa Co., WB KING’S EVIL Ka» the name formerly gh en to Scrofula beeatiM* of a laqxrrtltlon that It coukl bo cured by a □hj’* touch. Tho world is SCROFULA e»n only Is* rtirc<! by a tharoush purifica­ tion of the blood. If this h m-gkvted. the dlM-nM* pertM-tustes tl» taint tliruusii generation after Kiocrrtiou. Among iu earlkr rt*mptonwtic developments arc Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu­ mors. Boils. Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Purulent Ulcer*, Nervous run! Phy­ sical Collapse, etc. If allowed to con­ tinue, Khcutnatlsm, Scrofulous Ca­ tarrh, Kidney and Liver Disease*, Tubercular Concutuptlon, and vari­ ous other dxngcrAus or fatal tusiadk*, are produced by it. Ayer's Sarsaparilla It the only powtrfnl anti alwtyt reliable bli-od-pnrijylny medicine. Jt iMsoeflbctual an alterative that It ennlinitc* from the rtstern Hereditary Scrofula, ind Um* kindred poGou* of i-ontajrkxM dlws*« and mrrvury. At th<- ►am- time U rcriehe* and vitahtes thv bVxxl, restoring healthful action to tbe vital onmns and rrjuvcuailng the entire sj’teni. TbbgreaL ■ Regenerative Medicine It composed of the genuine Handtrue Sanaparilla. with YeUrne Dwt. tUU* llnffia, the Iodide* of 1‘teaxti‘tni ami Iron, and other incTt-dicnti of ffr.rt po­ tency. carefully anil wii-ntitleally com­ pounded. Ite fonuula te cvnendly know u to tbe njedk-a) profrsd >n, sipI-IIhi bert. phyaiciaxw comtimtiy prewrilx: Arxrt8iHSjii-iRii.L t an BROODERS. it BMt Thins Io a Good. Motherly Scveral corresponds ta want dirwtions for making a good, cheap brooder for raising a limited number of early chicks. The chea{>cst aud best brooders for the purpoM arc good, motherly old hens. I know some hens will "raise Cain’’ with their broods, but auch are the excep­ tions; generally epetiking n large hen in a proper coop will care far twenty chicks in * way that ought to convince the most prejudiced incubator manufac­ turer that she know* what te required of her. But If you fool that tho •'exi­ gencies of* the cnee" demand a liomAmjuie brooder, all you have to do is to get a sound box, cover it with a tauk for holding water, find keep the wnter hot by means of a small iwilcr heated by * kerosene lamp, or by drawing off the cold water ana filling’ up with not water as often as noeessary. 'Die tap of the tank must be covered with some nonconductor of heat, else it will cool ofl more rapidly titan is desirable. , Undm the tank have strips of old flannel foi the chick* to nestle in.—Prairie Farmer. Absolute Cure For all dfec&M-t cuumhI by the v Itiatiuu of the blood. It it ronccntratel to ll»o high­ est praclfcaMe depw, for te-joud any other preparation fur which like effects are cUrnrd. and is therefore the chrapert. a* well a* the br~»t HohI purifying mrdi- Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lotmil, Mast. [Analytical Chemists.] Solit by nil I>nh$:i*t«: lYirc $1; Six buttHs fur K>- | | {• • i 1 I I iW IOO Doses One Dottor. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the only j CURE FITS! of roots, herbs, barks, ete., long and favorably known for tbeir power in purifying tbe blood ; and hi combination, proportion, and process. BmnuuiD, North Cbm, N. Y. itn Dote* One Dollar Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, ' salt Umi moI aunm 1 da AM inran amfe to Health is Wealth ! I *ZJ billty, dyspepsia, bUlowtTHSs, sick headache. I pLiints, sad all affretiomi caused by impure blood or low condition ot the system. TryiL Da E. C.Wwrt Nssn *md Rmms •• Hood’s SanapariUa did me an taunens- WK triiurrxi an boxkk Hood’s Sarsaparilla •J, brO.LULXJl> , OU.Lma.MW too Dowa One Dollar. Did you Suppose Mustang Liniment only good for horses? It is for inflamma­ tion of all flesh. �BRITISH POLITICAL.MATTERS. THE RALLS OF CONGRESS. OUR NATIONAL LAW WITH THE WAY CIVIL BERVICe RE­ FORM IS WORKING. MAKERS AT THE CAPITAL CITY. Glad ton# succe-dai In obtaining general Wambimwiox Citt. March L—The etm- govornmeat. Mr. C'ham!«rlain swd bls viewi in apportion to Wawit-vuTox CfTT, Fob 21—Both boutes Mtuix-d tbeir work Tucaday. Several me­ morial- ftum tbe Hocicty of Friend, f ivoring International arMtrution were pn*L-ntod latheewiMo. Morgan offered a rreolutiim aimed at tbe Edmunds rewflution. Itdlre-dB tbe eotnmf.trc on privilege and elo<tioti» to inquire Whet be' the action of tbo attorney Knnwal m «t forth in Edmunds' resolution , . _ ... fc... i «lfc. u retire from the niird try. if tbe whole product <d our silver mioca political and club cir. Ice for fore we bad a* n.u b per capita circulation Morley la the cabinet. It is asserted that tho chief sreretary for Irelan 1 h <• g>*ino : complete ascendancy over Mr. Gladstppe, create of ]M>j>xation. Cuandlcr of Georgia took the samo ground, ns did kins of Kansu Thn latter dosod with an at­ tack on the udminUtration which he ch.irged with appointing felons to office, violating tbe statutes, cmul >y!ug convict labor, look of rym^tey with internal tmprovemrat sum! -• Lanham of at tho time of entry. The bill is to quiet | the upiraiienMcns of ueUlsre In view of late, the intro.action of dis seed c.ttlo into rutfngk by Uommbsioner Sparks. Frye In-) Nsw Mcxl< o and Wolford of Ke.itucky in volured fin bill for nn American' advocacy of tbo Mexican pension bill ^1) vereln, which provides for a convention lug such a r-r*o!utioa as Edmu*L'. Van Wyck reported favorably a Uli to confirm fitn-e <«f public lands. pvoviilng !EJ,.________ r.._. BISMARCK BETTER GO SLOW. and to prv-v Idr on international legal tender til ver coinage. Tbo bill appropriating <2M-, MU.for n Grant monument at Washington was pm*cd. Omudderation of tho woman snffrage question wax postponed, and tho udiwntional hill wo> taken up, Gray, of Dela­ ware, and Plumb oppening. and Call,' of Florida, advo-ating it After executive session tb~ senate adjourned. Morrison reported a joint resolution ftp th*i liouw; limiting the vurpluv in the treasury to >109,000,0X1, and directing all above that H-tilng tho Kandwldh Islands. Waxhixgtox Citt, Feb. 23—Having seized tbe Caroline and tbo Marshall hlandq It is rumored that Bumarc c oontemplates a colleague's brilliant yet practical m. Viol­ in state*man-hip This is not confined to |he uomaiu of tbo irito problem alone. Mr. G adstonu's action In the Greek quo tian, refurx to tho government’s policy as unox pectedly vigorous, and this expratsM tbo mou's Thursday evening tho comndttee of nippy reported favornt-ly a resolution grandng £1,2U) for tuedah to bo distri. utod 1-oui. Rist Healy opposed •aid that if Canada < bore to its thia rumor. It is alto assorted that th" Hawaiian minister to this country, patriotism of tbo Canadian volunteer, with­ Bismarck on the subject Secretary Bay­ ard, in a note to King Kalakaua, informs tho resolution on th- ground that Its adop­ tion would create ill-feeUng, but it raras islands hiving been guaranteed hy England. France and tbo United States, this country will resist any fc ‘ — With tbs----- ,s Panama canal A GREAT LABOR VICTORY. Tho bill forfeit WaanniOTOir Crrr, Feh X.— Reagan's bill-do incorporate tho Atlantic A Pacific Ship Hallway company wu reported back to tbe house Thursday. Tbe CoLVMaus, Ohio, Feb. 24.—Tbe labor in- national ianb tbe right to change tbeir name and location; also tbe bill appropriat­ ing >250,010 to reimburse nuttier. un lands >*LfiO pvr acre Thn educational bill wag taken up and advocated by Blair and ward adjournnil bill by tho oomimttoo nro mi follows: A requirement that tbe railway shall tran»pert a vessel of 4,OOJ tons burden instead of 11,000 tons before the liability of the government begins. An day afternoon, mainly through tbe hard elght-bour bill, and on hour after reeve, was taken up again. Ibere bad been a decided opposition to th* bill yet McBride, offered an amendment providing was voted do wn.but hiving d.mo so,the bouse passed tbe bill, after voting down au uin.ud- Kx-rostmaster Frank W. Palmar, of Chi­ h*. porcbawd The KwrcvlDe fTsnm) ths j naent administration and civil rerrirc cago, ,. b ' ... ..j —n> that nlaae his foreform, said: .__ ___ >•____ m_____ nMn Samuel J. Uldtn lias contributed *•ward tbe faad for a moaumeal to Vice witirtint a prinrii l*, n ehild without » Preddant HondrL ka skating-rink at father, n pledge witbcnl a reopoMibi ity. a great wind without a drop of "reign, CJorai, an, *c, •**“ » j .__ . a picture without a ba kground. a politic*, ally killed by David Loaner. Lis pcreonal fnn-e. a Lluudi-rtuss ot im onsiMMU fcs, a rriead_ .. ____ _ ___ w___ _ monument of dejdated fidelity, and a ’rmfectinn upon tbe iutedigenee of tbe Amer.can Morri., K. J., Monday morning, one OV people; nvith r do I believe that tbe D im> being bunwd Eighteen persons wore more crati ■ press of Indiana Is ennumtted to tho or less injured. present suido reform in tbe aUghtmt dsg.eo. endoavon to bring It aleraL in pleading the canao of the bone< bouorahi.-, clean, competent an 1 fsltbful Demo­ cratic woe.dr*, it doem't believe that Tbe BritiJi minister a* Ath-na W tete graph -1 to Lou loo that ilrvsre will submit northern j«-irt of Idaho to Washington terr I- in it, and tut perfectly willing to trust it During to. week ~>J«1 Feb. XW.9S0 standard siltor doilarj were issued from tbu mints In.auqeteute i.U.ba.-gu tbe army piling ttM> Mrvl < ,,___ ______ ministration must either stand or fall with tbe party. “Tue Democru ,-y object to putting a coffee the MixsiaMppL sack u, on a monkey and calling it a bride, nuptmls of tbo nation. I denounce this vo­ Betts to withdraw his reefgnatosk calic i civil service law, and ibo mock iompetitive examination- ihoteunJcr, as a sub- yer ami politician, dl«d suddenly Tuesday terlng., a feau I and au impce.tion upon tbo nt his redicner lu Ufiper Sandusky,/dbio. Dumocratic party. If prealkmta, cabinet oil,cere and loruign ministara were o.ti; el.ed their positions tbe country would bo deprived statesmen. Tbe appdcatioc of toe word re­ is, respectively, 52,MI,Or.» and ■] H,W7^7S baahfe Cniamun, sit a-r.ouj as iu 1N>*. quarter of a century. duty devolved upon them in removing tbe burdens which have oppruued the then Mexican silver dollars, re.vivabte for toils (the original bill provided for payments iu gold.) Tbe biil mikes the United btat« tbo guarantor of revenue/ to tbe canal ou 5 per rent of Kio.axj.uoo, t2/4D,a.U A DESPERATE FRENCH SOLDIER. It ta that species of politics which maxai cowards of Democrats and egotists of Repuo rode a tdcycle tbe Ohio bouse. employes to work mure than eight hours per day. _______ PoMTtoiKD, Or*, Feb. 23.—Forty-two Cbinere of the - Oregon City woolen jnllh Thursday afternoon. A strange man in onv, ot tbo galleries nrows excitedly, disw whites Monday morning nnd •bipp.-d to this a Republican baa uo more right In office un­ der a Democratic admini-tration than thi auociatTon fully indorsed tbe sentimenu. of policy of tha Before Murphy bad couetuded tbo coaunittoo row. 'Huh Charged orer Mb of its railroad U»rAL service would be disturbed or tiiol rcfonr. debt, Hewitt mode, a minority repo.-t in oppesution. Bills were reported favorably tranaict- intoxi.^u^ ijrDtAWAPOUa, Feb. ’-ft -Tbe Democratic Editorial aswxrtation, of 1ml.ana, n»ec In an­ nual MMsion ThurAlay, with fifty raembare in altendanca E oil Ray» Tu* William Henry Smith, la to toe rotary for war, and Lord Randolph Chur hill, de- at money <<-dcr offices; prohibiting th-> trial of person*, m cr.s<w involving life or liberty wxoept un gran i jury indictments; granting to all invalid soldier* and tbeir widows or jeurnoi Wa>hix ;ton Citt, Feb. 25.—The senate Hoosier Editor* Dteeuss Current Politic*! of tbe government, Including the modified te about 111,0 U excitement bad suuddod a fiattemd bullet owner. of gold. Mr. Stoll, ot Tbe South Bend gallon" UD. While in committee Wise at> day mornmg a body of ma-k»l men from Wbrat'and comjwllal tlx* Chinese on three matter, Lut Morrison of Illinois protested is handicapped chairman ruled him out of order, the bill Keith for breaking up bi < family. Wwnrt'-TOM CfTT, Feb. M—Edmunds penitentiary m strayed with au tbeir content* joined tbe tine Ribbon army. eecticia of which providre that »hc president IUchmoxd, V crowded preoidouL , pend tbo importation from such countria bill was nwamed, am) George concluded, Warto-na wu hangel at 11:5; Friday tor LUllc owns a mill at Bhamokm H11L His twin daughters, Katie and Busis, aged 6, ones ventured too near the machinery plant in the SbatoyriUe, Ill, erctiem system of boycotting inaugurated by th* knights of Lalor is not n legal or proper Rend, of Chinsgc, te greatly elated over the i.i connrction with tho Broadway railway franchise. • _____ ___ _ ___ r__ it—whirled with each revolution. After ta-tng whirled around tbo Outoaiignn railway laud grant in Michigan. Hewitt offered a resolution for that speech in behalf of tbe Hennepin canal, tho tilt Hrwita presented a memorial frdtn1,165,U) । <le|vxKtorv In New York sav. ings LauLi favoring the reixal of tho Eland silver tri. Bills were re|<ortad: From tbe United S:at<« i« made tbe guarantor of 5 per tent on gGO.GdO.tXW; from the military academy committee, for au appropriation of mutually dependent clnsum. bodies were found to be terribly tacorau-d. Tao skull of Katie was badly frnctuied and her body iu other ways much mutilated, cansing bur death, tiusle sti.l live* but her clmncA-s of recovery nro small. Her cutira being broken. apprpprintior.. the pur[Kw> of the resolutions. Saturday G. n. Grunt signal a contract tor tho publication of bis »acmolni, by which U of yean, nnd bellevas that tbo bd-ora of tbe convention will rwult in the greatest Iwnelit to ad clave* He expreesed the ojdnlga that tbe days of strikes and the evil rraul.s of them would speedily cad, • ami that a t-ottec1 feeling would prevail In regard to the Indiana mines then* would In no trouble, iu>d if any differences aro«e they would bn settled by arbitration. Mr. Iteml Is of slightly firmer priw.* IVDUxarotas, Feb Ux—Tbo Republican >tat3 central committeo mot h ire Thursday night and organized by the el-ctio.n of State Senator Hmtoa, o.’ Fayitte county, as cbal.man, and L. T. Mlcbmw. of Shelby cusec i tho coming camjm go at some length Tbo house then, m coin- appropriation Mil, which appropriatea . 7M^0U, and after a speech by Hendersoa of A committee than appointee again t shorn charg e have been —---- --------------- - ... Al HI, <11 IO» Republi - has appointed a committee to Broadway railroad case the committee is neru serious criminal and civil prosecution. Urn schools and proper compliance both in Ha says it will be duly made public. tve itr proportion decided by tli» mho at hushunl barely OAUT lari C-nr, asiux-ii i. Crook retussd, demanding an unconditional spring * fair Swedish girt named Christina several mile* Tuesday tbs two repaired with a few friends to a secluded spot to tight out thslr differ. wni do toe Philadelphia A Handing Cool rrui.u . Cannon and Angus Cahno-i werebeM.ia 8>. si United Siatei st uctures ut North Adams. Mich, Pittsburg Wai h nolviv.1 io send THE MAin . Govumor Pattiunt The committee is requested to proceed at thn eorUret poarible raom»nt to firm tbe appointment of any man whose ISbi leacbe 1 4,0)0,00 gallons-nearly J .Wi­ log a lorn of ja 1,001 12,00) copies remain ch hand, while cylinders. Raturdny Mm Grant received a chock for #200,iXX) on account. The pub­ lisher expects to giro Mra Grant a check for a similar amount before July ], and it confident Mr* Grant will receive in al! was appointed. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-03-11.pdf d331380e6be4dcbed4a264d6d06452c1 PDF Text Text The Hastings VOL. XXX. NO. 46. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH dl, 1886. The Hastings Banner, o County News. WHOLE NO. -1606. knife. He told ns not -to tell bis wife, so we shall not But the facts are that EH thought his nephew would not have 3 bushels of clover-seed from a certain stack. He was so certain be bet hts jack-knife a relic of the Revolution, against 81. The tally showed 1G bush­ els, and Uncle Eli lost the knife. If any of his neigblxira read this, we trust none will tell his wife, as that was Uncle Eli’s special request. L. L. Loveland sold, by ticket, a light double harness Saturday night. John Freeman drew the lucky number. ■ Miss Louie Draper has been spending Hickory corners. a few days with her brother Will and Fears are entertained by many farm­ wife. ers that the wheat is being injured by Report says M. J. Goss contemplates water and ice remaining on it so long selling his home to Erastus Terpenlng. at this .season of the year. and buying a lot and building a house Quite a sensation occurred among the HUBSCKIPTION RATES for himself. people of this place on the 20th ult. urxin Frank Wales and wife '.went to Mar­ the news of Mra. Geo. Bishop being tin last week to attend the silver wedfound dead lying upon her floor, having WOODLAND. dlng-of our former pastor, L*. N. Calkins ADVEKTISI^G RATES: fallen out of her chair. 8he had been Spring has come to a doae, and win­ and wife. They report a most enjoya­ :?•«Column per year................. .’............ 1100 00 at times quite ill for some time. The ter again set in. ble time and many and acceptable gifts , Extra charge far special positions. Dr. claims her death was caused by ap­ With german measles, scarlet rash to the bride and groom. oplexy. Her funeral services were held and boil colds, the doctors seem to-be _ A young son in the family of How­ JOB PRINTING. at her late residence in this place on the reaping a harvest ard Packard. Social pride felt In the Job,Prtutlnx De­ 28th, Rev Roas officiating. Dennis Kelly and Clara Stinchcomb partment of the Baxnml Everything In the The funeral services of Mrs. S. R. [EW STOCK OF FOUR CORNERS. *nUn* oMec Is new; and with the latest faces of Willison, a former resident of this concluded to form a life partnership. C. A. Hough has leased the skating Warm again. -yjKk the most approved patterns of machinery* township, but more recently a resident rink and will fill it up with farm tools. Joel Deinondhss returned from the rad oom petent workmen employed, enables the of Hastings, were held at the Baptist He offers to let The boys skate on the north. Saks xh to do first-class lob work. church on the 28th. Rev. Bush, ol Bed­ new floor free of charge. Homer Wood has gone to the “woods.” ford. officiating. A large concourse met C. Buckley has purchased Chas. Mc­ Homer we wish you a long and happy to pay the last tribute of respect to one Arthur's farm. W. LOWRY, M. D.. Frank bellman has moved back on who was much beloved by all her ac­ Frank Lee is making arrangements . Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. quaintances. The bervnved busband to move to Nebraska in a few waeks. to the old homestead. • and family have the sympathy of many Calls In town or country promptly attended. A. W. Pettit bus gone to York State. Our preacher did not come last Sab­ OtSc.* h »ur»~n to io a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. friends and acquaintances. Indications are ttiat the coming town bath, consequently no preaching! at the Triephoiu- itt Holloways’ dru« store. The verdict of the jury inthcCarveth meeting will be a quiet one. gr Special attention paid to surgical dlseaMV church as was appointed. wid4ls.'aw*-i vf the eye and ear. case and the sentence pronounced by The township has a lawsuit on its Soon the noise of hammering on the J udge Hooker meets the general approv­ himds, caused by the innocent looking * IL* LAN DIS? M. I), sap- buckets and pails, will be hoard in al ot all who have watched the progress road-scraper. * every directions. . Physicaii and Surgeon, of Che trial and read the evidence ad­ A certain marriage is reported but Herbert Sprague after spending a Woodland. Mieb, vanced thereon. lacks continuation. few weeks at Cedar Ijake us clerk in a OIBce one door south of tbe.post office. wlU be A sharper lias been in our midst John Spindler is canvassing St. Jo­ Usud tUero day or nigtit. representing to the farmers that thev seph county In behalf of his patent store, returned home on Saturday last to help his father gather the juice from were paying more money for an inferi­ equalizer. It TIMMERMAN, the maple trees. or article of groceries than they ought . Homcepathic Physician & Surgeon, Geo. A. Weed has gone west on busi­ Paul Bump and wifeSundayed with to. and that as he was representing a ness. (Find door east of Holloways' drug more.) hi» brother, Geo. Bump. house in Detroit he could take their Veit Heldinger has purchased the ___________________ ALICE. riiL w*m. joSTes^ order and furnish, them tatter goods for red store building of S. Haight. • 12. 14. I^IS ami 20 ft. 1/ Dentist about the same amount of money de­ MORGO-THORN APPLE. Stephen Haight has removed his livered at Augusta. 8ome of our stock of furniture to the J. G. Myers All work promptly .-Utetided to. Cole brothers are busy al work steam­ best citizens took the bait, gave their store building, which he has bought ing and bending the knees for their JpC/WELTO^jT ~ order for goods, which were delivered and will remodel it. new steamer. Mr. Kelley, of HaHtlngu, at Augusta by another mon. who of S.hool Will commence in Dist. No. 4, is supervising the work. Alb widths and lengths. course exacted the amount of the bills. the first Monday in April. Is agent for the Ohio Farmer’s insurance Co. . Last week some of the citizens/of The goods l»eing delivered, and taken writes policies on a man's property against David Smith has commenced the Morgan and E. O. Hyde put up some 15 'om Ay fire, lightning or wind; against a man's home and examined, were found to be erectionof the new school house in Dist. loads of ice for next summer'd use. ' Ue wy death and accident not such goods as was represented, nei­ No. 3. Whatever Dave builds is well Mr. Gilbert bought a piece of land of {took A SHELDON? ther in quality nor quantity. .done. W. Northrop last week. Bertie Pennock aud Will Black skat­ Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for Mra. Buckle who met with a serious The oyster supper for the benefit of ed a two mile race Saturday evening accident some weeks ago, is slowly re­ Mrs. Baker last Wednetieay night net­ for sheds and repairing old roofs. (OfficeIn AbstnA-l Block^pmUugs, Mich.) last. Bertie again came ahraid one lap. covering. Have the only set of Abstract Books In Barry ted six dollars, dear of all expenses. winning the prize of five dollarB. Cannty. The Wonderlich Bros, have purchas­ John Morgan is making preparations Qiuuleriv meeting Saturday and Sun­ ed the Z. Chandler farm, 160 acres, of to go to Dakota this spring. J. WRIGHT. day at the Wesleyan church. their father. Dance at the luike House Thursday • Physician. Mrs. fxigar Flansburg,of Kalamaxoo. The entertainment given' by school ^iusineas meeting at R. R. Hall, Mor­ Hemlock, 10 ft. Calls dsv or night promptly attendix! to. is visiting relatives and friends in this No. 4, was well attended, and is highly Otfivr nt residence, one-half mile east of Carl­ place. spoken of. The proceeds are to be used gan last Saturday night. A new set of Centre. O. B. Barber, of Calwlonia, is visiting for the purpose of buying an organ or officers were elected.. There wm a lec­ PHILIP T. COLGROVE, : his brother,. Wm. Barber and other globes for the school. ture by a young lady. Spring election K , ■ Lawyer, Report of examination held in South is near and it behooves the prole bition We can furnish any length up to 50ft- friends about town. Mrs. A. L. Stanly, residing near Hast­ Jordan district. March Sth: element to get their forces in good ' Hastings, Mich. ings, is visiting friends and former working order, that they may help de­ Froseeutlnt: Atterney for Barry County. neighbors aiiout town. feat a worthy and honorable party, the Herb Sharpsteen, of this township. * E.KENA8T0N, only one thal has now or ever will have Mart Armor, and Thomas Bales, of A. r Attorney at Law, for its object, equal rights and justice We make a specialty of Elm. Oak, Hope, have taken Horace Greeley's- ad­ to all men. -2 Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ vice and gone west for homes. Praeiice* In aU courts of the State. Collections The elder hews close to the line, and oned or kiln dried. K promptly attending to. were not those hinted at bo oldj at the Nettle Hynes 100 business mentioned in his ditcourae. FREEPORT. TORN CARVET11, George Barnum they would certainly feel as so they bud From the Herald. Ida Hadou U Attorney at Law, better be at home attending to their A delegation from the Freeport Wilber Hynes Middleville, Micb. Fred Jordcn own affaire. lodge. I. G.O. T„ at Hastings yesterday. Juna Kathi'emat) A word to the wise tejufficient Do Pulling bair and clawing each others /U.AKKE A BIKER, Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks not speak disparingly ol a widow wom­ eyes when returning from church, la Bertie Smith V Attorneys at Law and for inside finish. an's possesions, in order that you might not always conclusive evidence that Solicitors tn Chancery. thereby purchase the article so Bpoken two MladitM" are Christians. (tefficee In Union block, over Beamer Bros.) of for little or nothing. Hartl uss. Mich, Wm. Richardson has bought the Seems as though it would be well for Practice In all court* of the state. Attend to house and lot now occupied by Wm. Eugene Hopkins Mr. McClure to come to Morg:ui. when .-oUrctlons and perfecting titles to real estate. Van Order, and will take immediate Lata Cramer Money to loan Insurance taken etc., etc. he can make it convenient and set the posesslon. Consideration 8200. Mr. minds of some at rest, in order that the Van Order will continue to occupy part Birnio Jerden If ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, persons he has chosen to cure for his of the house the coming summer. JU- 1 nsurance and Loans. property, might do so peacefully. As Fire was discovered in the chamlier '•fflee with J. G. Runyan & Son 3 doors north Myrtel Smllb it now stands, all claim to be the right­ of Frank Child's residence on Sunday Franc ITlest i ot Pbatofflce. ful custodians of Mr. McClure’s proper­ Special attention given to making exchanges Above Stock we are Seneg­ morning last Several articles of cloth­ Theron Jordon r-f property. The Interests of non-mldent ty in and around Morgan. H) net ing, including a dress, were burned be­ Elmer al Lower Prices than ^rojxrty owners carefully looked after. Farms Eliza Koon;.fore Mrs. Child, who was in the-bouse OUe Katherman CASTLETON. ever before. alone, succeeded in extinguishing the Herman Chapman Mrs. H. Hosmer is on the sick list flumes. . j. England, Teacher. pLEMENT SMITH, Mra. M. Bradley visited old friends The Freeport school, lower room, V Lawyer. > in Woodland last week. QTParties desiring 18 and 20 ft. Barn closed Friday last with interesting Mrs. Charley Bradley spent but week •Office la Union Hall Block, over store of W. 8. Rep 'it for school district No. 7, town­ Boards will save money by buying exercises by the children. The teacher. Goodyear A Co.) with her parents in Kalama Since her Miss Annie Beadle, of Hastings, has ship of Baltimore. Practices in all Courts of the Slate. return home sne was taken striously left an enviable record here as an able ill. | ' BENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS. instructor. The young lady's services C. Smith has bought H. E. Downing's will doubtless be solicited for another 23 acre farm. Consideration [81,100. IT NAPPEN & Van ARMAN. term. He takes possession imnmdiately. Ik Lawyers. Mr. Geo. Perkins proprietor of the Several of our farmers have I tapped Freeport|rlnk. will give a sugar partv (Over Hastings NaUoual Bank.) their sugar bash. « \ at the rink (St Patrick'a Day), WedOwing to Rev. Smith's and his wife's nesday evening, March 17th, tW, all are WILLIAM B. 8WEEZE Y, Attorney 100 KI IOO 86 M 100 health they were obliged to close their cordially Invited to attend; good music Nina Joy ’» At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Joy icO 83 10O IOO meetings at theU. B. church jFriday Jn attendance. Prizes will be given to Kva Earl Stanton loo ioo m ioo Practice* hi al! courts of the state. evening. Eight converts and t^o add­ the three best lady dancers. Burt Stanton « 95 >3 100 ed to the church was the result, of one . Messrs. F. Sisson, Geo. Perkins, E. Bubal Blanton too !«0 90 K WILLIAM a SWBEZEY. Granger too 100 loo week’s work. The community was Moftlt, D. Furgeson. C. A. Cur>ls, Geo. 1Allie :harle« Burges* w too ioo 100 n J ustice of the Peace. very sorry and may they soon be able Kelly and Herb. Hinkley went to Mor­ da Babcock 85 100 96 90 Collections a s|M.*ciaity. to continue the meetings. rison lake fishing yesterday. The party Edw. Babcock *A> 96 *0 96 Harry Babcock too ioo too 96 E. Lockhart wants 25 men j to cut returned with several fine pickerel. Ben Babcock 100 so 90 wood immediately. r j w ruck Frellch ioo k K> x The Niagara Falls (Route: Such fish have brought ns high as ten Lizzie J. Gardner trotted to the front a new Physician and Surgeon, cents pej pound here this winter, but Muggle Frellch 96 98 100 ioo John Frellch 85 » 96 95 Jackson wagon Tuesday. Mr. Perkins savs they don't cost any­ Angle Erskins ioo 100 90 se li prepared to Eire prompt attention to all who GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Since M.I1. Bloom’s horse trade he II. ■ inn inn nn inn may desire bis services. Office at residence, where near as much as that over to the 100 Orangeville. has been under the Dr.’s care, but at lake. present he is on the gain. Doctor John F. Ruckel returned 100 Last Saturday Willie Ward and T M. B. GILLASPIE. from Chicago last week with his hard Joseph Overamith were settling up a. Notary Public. earned •‘sheepskin,” which he had re­ Lib. VanSyekleioo too K in Fred VanSjrkle 90 86 is KO ■ their past year’s account. Overamith Bowens Mills. ceived at Chicago Homeopathic Medi­ Art. Townsend M 00 75 100 became angry and attempted to give -Cal College Feb. 23d. The Chicago Dow Townsend so 75 75 is nanon. Ward a good thrashing with a fork IOO 'interOcean gives an interesting account Oscar Campbell 96 tc 90 100 T W. VROOMAN. N. Warren 90 96 96 96 M which he had in his band, but fortunate­ of the graduating exercises. Dr. Ruck­ A. Auctioneer, Willie Garrett 100 100 100 100 100 100 M It ly Ward escaped without any hirm. el, so long known in this vicinity as N. WoodmanseelOO 85 100 100 100 100 It C. E. Dunham, of Maple Grove, made rwa Harmon 100 ioo ioo tno ioo ioo U*n», and havine I -Johnnie," where he has lived since a Auction sales of th Bbeldon Warner 100 95 96 96 E. Lockhart a pleasant call Sunday. boy, is a worthy, capable young man; D. D. D. of I. O. G. T„ T. Waters, of THO8. DANIELS, Teacher. always exemplary and upright, he has jjui’ Harron, OnL, whois spending a few the respect of all. Welcome, doctor, Northeast Barry. weeks with E. Lockhart, made Maple if to the field of trials and triumphs. May T?OR SALE a first class Incubator la perfect irlils. Mrs. Jackson, of Johnstown, Is very Grove lodge of I. O. G. T. a visit last A* order very cheap at the residence at Dr. your patience be inexhaustible and your Saturday evening, and reported the ill. and her son also is very sick. patients innumerable. Mr. Isaac Stanton is getting timber same in good' condition. Messrs. M. B. Childs and Bert Bray­ IL-V' ton, the latter N. Brayton’s brother, ready to repair his bam. Detroit NASHVILLE. Mr. H. Toles has purchased ahother are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Brayton and The principle news item this week is, cow after losing his cow a few weeks Frank Childs and family this week. of course, the village election. It was Mr. John Nagler closed his school in since Comity of Barry—In Chancery. . a complete surprise party to all. There At Banlleldthey have started their Raney n«wartli.Complalnant. v».,Johu Holden. the Fish district, Carlton, lart Friday. Mary K, Howarth. John A. Simona. Chat. E. were three tickets in the field: People’s, To say that John has given excellent saw mill. Mmona, James K. Howarth, Charles Howarth, Albert had his best girl at the meet­ Citizens’ and Union, the latter two Caam. I Wit. satisfaction, is simply to reiterate what being alike with the exception of assess­ ing Saturday evening. has always been the case. A. Howarth, Martin !. Howarth. C ILvnro'i Mr. Albert Knowles, of Hastings, has or and constable. The People'S ticket Messrs.’ Oscar Jennings. Jas. Hooper Hownrth, Lewis IL Howarth. Milan W. Ho< and Frank Burleigh returned from been visiting friends oi this place last was elected entire, with the exception artt>, Mlnnln F. Howarth and Hiram W. Hoi of treasurer and marshal, the latter arlli. difendaata. ixto Valparaiso, Ind., on Wednesday of last week. Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chancen-. The dance at Mr. Corwin's was not lH*ing elected by drawing cuts an a tie Charlotte. week, where they have been attending Upon due proof by affidavit that John A. 811 NaaOrtDe. ■r*. .,,.1 V *** - • In college since Novemlier last Mr. C. W. very well attended, but had a good vote. The officers elect and maioritre are as follows: President, John B. time. Better try it again Charley ! Benton, brother of Reuben Benton, of Marshall. 22; Clerk. F. McDerby (no op­ Bowne, is an instructor in the college. Sew York, and on motion of Knappen A Vanposition), 298; Asseesor, 8.8. Ingereon, Arm,in, solicitor* for complainant. It H ordered Middty’uie: 3; Treasurer, D. A. Green, 4; Marshal. The pleasant weather continues. RUTLAND. that the raid defendants do appear and answer There will be a lecture at the M. E. J. M. Pilbeam, 0; Street Commissioner, the bill of complaint filed In raid cause within AMbSjj meri iiu> orccntra) The jury having settled the differ­ four months from the dale eg this order, else the ences between Dawson and Laubaugh, church on Wednesday evening by a B. H. Hoag. 10; Constable, L. A. said hill of complaint shall be taken as eontero•d: and further, that this order be published we hope the goaslpera will let the mat­ Plainwell gentleman. Subject: Educa­ Brown, 27 Trustees, E. C. Oviatt, 60; G. W. Gallatin, 18; A. C. Btanten. 14. within twenty days from thia date. In the Hm*8tion. ter drop. k)Rs Bannf.r. a newspaper printed In said An old lady named Holmes living Rev. French, of Richland, will fill the W. L. Mead talks of selling his fam. Politics warming- up, and candidates M. E. pulpit on the morning and even­ near Old's mill, fell down a flight of cellar stairs Monday morning <and was are beginning to bud and blossom as ing of March 14th. press daily. AU other trains dally except flux a copy of this order be served on the said Lucien Glble is patting up an addi­ quite badly burQseveral fingers being the rose. , ndants, personally, at isaat twenty days be­ “**• T. J. BUSH. Local Agent Harting*. broken and other wounds unstained. tion to his house. Roads are in horrible shape. fore the time,herein prescribed lor their ap-a W. KVOOLB. G. k & T. A.. Chicago. Rev. O. 8. Grinnell is attending a Miss Saraii Hathorn :g)d Mra. Roee Wheat looking as if the last was a Temple spent Saturday in Augusta, at musical convention in the vicinity of hard winter. , a Rockford, Hl. Uncle Eli Erway to out a pocket- the home of Rev. Parkhurst. 1-CUI.lSHXO TKOUSDAYS, AT * Banner. Hastings, Barry Qo., Much., A Clear Skin MARSHALL L. COOK. is only a part of beauty ; but it is a part. Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it. Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. . G LUMBER! W BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS P Barn Boards, Common Pine Boards, Shingles, Fencing, A Joist and Scantling, Hardwood Flooring, = s Custom Kiln Drying to Order. a Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds .Al­ ways on hand. Michigan Central D. J- & . . . £ i An exhibition of roller skating wm given by a bear at the rink Monday night. The old council meet next Tuesday night for the last time. The school entertainment Saturday eveujpg was attended by a large audi­ ence, and was worthy of it. though hardly equal in point of excellence to the "one of a week prior. All the romance was knocked out of one of the tableaux entitled “The Soldier’s Fare­ well," by an interruption of a gallery God exclaiming, “Get there Barney.” There is an unusual amount of sick­ ness auAng the children; over one hun­ dred were out of school Monday and school was adjourned in consequence. D. Green and A. Stanton .are at Chicago buying goods for a new gro­ cery, to la* opened shortly in the Yates Lindley Vinton, of Indianapolis, is billed to give us a lecture on tariff re­ form at the opera house on Thursday evening. Miss Daisy Smith, a charming yoofl< lady of Battle Creek, has iieen vuitiog Miss Hattie Foote. 8. D. Barber is confined to the house by illness. Pele Deller and wife, living west of this village, have dissolved partnership on. account of Pete being a cosfirmw friend to the ardent. A division of the property has occurred and a divoroe is the next thing before the convention, Alias Mue Tomlinson, of Hastings, was down Saturday to attend ths school entertainment, returning Mon­ day. _________________ JIM CBOW. ORANGEVILLE MUXS. I presume the public are about bred of this diphtheria question. The doc­ tor that Mr. Rock speaks so flattering alxiut, is Dr. H. J\Turner, of Wayland, His fattier having'been the family phy­ sician of the person in question for a good many years, he was asked to come in and give his opinion of the case. He expressed no opinion about the child ttiat died, for the reason - that he dW not see it, was not called until it wm buried. Rock knew who the doctor was, and his opinion, three Weeks ago, but wan Dot man enough to say any­ thing until he was ready to leave town; but he told that he would give the Turner familj a breeze before he left. There was money in Rock’s pocket for the reason that b# was health officer. The charges against the town were 9M, 82 of v hich was for going to lyairio\jjle to see if Dr. Sackett had any diph­ theria patients. Further, about this fracture busmess. I copy from the Or­ angeville items in the Banner of May 14th, 1883: “On Friday of last week the little daughter of John Porter and wife, ’ fractured the elbow of her right arm by a fall from her cradle. The fracturre was reduced by Dr. Bock and is doing nicely.” Last week Mr. Ifocksayshe heard there was no fracture, but a dis­ location of one-fourth of an -inch. I think no further comments are neceessary than to say that Dr. Rock or his wife tuui been the correspondent from Orangeville since the first of April, Cora Nichols is improving slowly. Mra. Searles is still under the doctor's care, but is gaming. No new cases of throat disease. The Rock fami'y have left the town. Mra. Henry Bailey and Mrs. Miuy Goodyear, of Hastings, visited friends here last week; also Mrs. H. C. Turner of Wayland. Rumor says we are to lose one of our i»est citizens, Fred Vandawalkor. Sorry to see them go, but the commun­ ity that gets them may congratulate themselves. ' . Dr. J. W. Rock has gone to N. Y. C. to accept a position m professor in the college from which he, graduated. He , held th» same chair, nutrria medica^ in that college during the year of 76, and during the winter of 78. He filled the same chair in the college at Macon, Ga. lavixa. Rev. Rowland’s little boy, .Morse, broke his arm while playing. Mr. Frank Hart has bought the McDowell farm of Jeff. Lee. and hna begun improvements. Mr. Geo. Freeman, formerly of this vicinity, is now visiting friends here. A. D. Hughs & Co., have bought a large Norman horse belonging to ths Hull retate. We understand that Mr. Carr has bought ground east of Mr. Dow's and ta going to build this Spring. . The sale of personal propertv of Syt vanus Hall will be held Thursday at one o'clock. Owing to your scribe's absence the items did not appear last week. The state road bridge below this place is in a bad state of repair. Mr. Chas. Thomas, formerly of Yan­ kee Springs, has rented the farm of Jno. Curtiss, in Rutland. Charles Hart, of Grand Rapids, is visiting in this vadnity. ThatiU^O is all right. HASTINGS TOWMSHjy. Porter Burton was on the tick list a portion of last week. Mrs. James Smith is entertaining the ague. Rev. Hunsberger preached an able by mon at the Slur school house last* Sunday, from which all might profit. Jamis Smith will bulk! a barn the coining summer. Matthew Hall is making preparations to build a housn. Miss Edna Havens will teach in the Star district the coming summer. Miss Allice Hall teaches in Baltimore next term. The choir at the Star made their Orel attempt last Sabbath, and they did very nicely. .. Prayer-meeting as usual Thursday evening. a you ever re* ‘T. tt A Oa* �A German who was lately piarriyd ■Vi:--It m eatoer ftn tM*d» talk of a earner* eye th*u for a yuan to get dor losht vord mit a voman’ . A Scotch clerurynian, one Dr. Wad- THE NS A LITTLE FIRE KlNDLETH tN THE WORLD OF LABOR. himnilf. both dying instantly, Patti's apixaranre in Bi •id gtoth-njan referred to has a heavily succtM. Rhe was supported by Nlcollnl, Aargvd battery of his own. A lecturer diseouraJnir on the subject which failed. •r-Hwtith“ itmuirtd “WhAt uae can a The Archduchess Maria, of Tuscany was kst mouth District Aasmbly 101 Knights ■an maxe of his time while waiting fur a doctor?” Before ho could begin dnke Carl Htuphan, brother of the queen re­ bls answer to his own Inquiry someone gent of Spain. *n the audience cried out “He can make Mr. Hamilton Dheton, of Philadelphia, is hvwflir America, having policies aggregating $475,• Al a recent divorce trial the wife was । purpme of attending the contention from asked a question to which she made the CXM cn his life. bis immediate superior, H A Cosby, too following reply:--“When I flrat mar­ The last wvric iu January »,!>.» jiersoni ried |I was fo ’jwilous of my husband that I thought every woman that I saw delegate, hid reached ManhaU, and was wanted him, and now I wonder how I Bould ever hove been such a fool as to from $ll*>,000 to $1,000,000 each. A cablegram announce.! the dnatli at Romo tag Knighta The convention, with Mr. ball have wanted him myself!" ot Cardliud Jacobini, in his 54th year , as a detegAto, sat four day s and on the' li th Children are sometimes philosophdrs and just as able to draw an infureufce ■ The bouso cammitteo an public lands is in favor uf rejioalliig the pre-emption lavr. usual On quitting his as older people. “Now, William, said a Tho stable of J. C. Crnll, at Atehison, x coaxing -mother, I don’t like to take \aedidne any more than you do, but 1 Kan., was burned Tuesday evening. Tha lews wai about «-«'),000, including thirty-six just make ap my mind to do it.’*' The ■don of genius looked up through his tears, and replied:—“And. mother, 1 Tbo local grievance committee of the knights last make up my mind that I won’t, to,respectively, 5S,1®,(S8 and 11,M3,VI0 at on.e considered the matter. Mr. Hall’s and I don't r reinstatement wu demanded. This was either refused or negle.-ted. A strike wu “Now. Sain," said an Austin million­ Will Johnson, clerk in a Hammond, Ind., aire and a prominent church member, to his colored porter, “this drunk on Sunday must cease. Why is it.thal you taking FO belonging to the to>ha desecrate Sunday continually by becom­ and issued a general onixr, upon which the ing intoxicatedr* “Bekase, boas, whis­ men quit work at Fdrt Worth, Marshall and key costs so much I hasn’t got any Mon­ Bulgaria has bson signi-J. Dallas. , ey left ober to get drunk wld on Mon­ Three men were found frozen to death in day. Ef 1 had de money I would ilese•rate Monday, too!"—Texas Sittings. The total exports of produce from New ' A stranger,in Persia, during a ricent York last week worn valued at nearly $S,« notice and Inveetig^tiou. Thia contract they claim has been violated tn this Instance drouth, noticed u .achoolmaster march 250,(XW, Pope Leo, Tuesday, celebrated the.75th ot Hall’s discharge The Texas j acltlc rail•at of fichiraz with his school in pro•eaion at his heels. He asked where anniversary of hb birth ami the eighth annU they were going. The schoolmaster Cardinal Angelo Jaroblni is dead. Ho which comprise what is called the 8 mlhtold him, and he added that he doubted The Knights of not that God would listen to the pray- was bora in IS1> and attained his rank in western Gould system. •rnof innocent children. “If that be the church four years fcga ■o, my friend," quoth the traveller, “I fear there would be very few school­ state granaries in England as a precaution localstrike in Texas tailed ot the desired reagainst famine in time of war. masters lettMve!" When ever you see a young lady who thia wjuthwestem system, in session wears a tearful, agonized look, do not pose of refuting Ingcraoll's lecturer at Marshall, and Ln communication with Rntor a moment think she has lost a dear csi» or Brown and other offieors of the Texu For robbing the United States aub-treasfriend or suffered any great affliction. She probably wears tight shoes.—Brook­ lyn Times. years' imprisonment and a Una ot $3,000. “Don’t be a fool, my dear," remonstra­ I notice that ted a husband to his wife, who was us­ followed by ing her tongue freely. “I won’t, Mr. national anti-buttcrine law. Jenkins, I won’t," she answered: “peoThe contract for a $2,Ofiu.OOO'bridge acrons desired, and at 10 o'clock Ratu Hay morn­ S would not know us apart, if I did.” ing no onlur was Untied by the executive went right down town.—Merchant board of the Knights of I^abor district asTraveller. Burto, Hyndman, W1 pion, the leaden of L “You haven’t got such a thing xs a been committed for trial pair of old trou-ners, have you’?’’ “No, Southwretern system of ’ the Gould my man," said the merchant. “I do not inciting to rioc. lines of railroads Ln cotnpllan -s with the Weep all my wardrolie in my countingtoouse."—“Where do you live?" rejoined Carthy, a farmer of LaGrange, Ga, tired at fat, “and 1’11 call for the ould pair you have got on." “Did n6t the sight of the boundless white-winged fleets of commerce, till you with emotion ?• “ Yes," replied the traveller, for a while it did, but after a Connecticut!:, died at Washington Wednewwhile it didn’t fill me with anything; it sorter emptied ine."—Texas Siftings. “My dear,"remonstrated a wife, peeriW out from under the bedclothes, “I do wish you would use.the word ’aheol.’ It sounds better." “It may sound bet­ ter at times,” .replied her husband, who was noisily nursing his heel, “but when a man steps .on a tadc he wants the old version."—N. Y. Sun. • line itUl held oat dost Joko Sharp sai l that not only would the company no* giro in, bu» they wo.-Jd operate tbelr cart. He wu willing to allow the men $ J per day, but up more, for twelve hoars' work. If the poUoe tiiould refus J to protect him in operating his road bo would upon the governor. gtmcralshlp made vacant by Geu. Pope's rotirement. SAFE SURE The city would he held c. lament, Balti more, March it—The proposition of r>x Governor Bowie, president of the C.ty Passenger Railway (sixteen hoars a day for ductors. At a meeting it wu determined by the drivers.and conductors that they Statee volunteers in IMS; be ’ wns engaged in t’.e liombardment of Fort Pulaski, Georgia, and also in th*action of Pocotatigo, R a; commandwl a division ot the Tenth corps, and engaged in the battle on James island South Carolina, and the operations from NKWToy N'MlivlUe MV attack satisfactory to both tldex Ho claim* that lorwus and dhtingulalted service* ersating di rensians among tbo faculty. The lObth anniversary ot tiw birth of Robert Emmet was ccdsbrated at Chicago Thun-lay night Michael J. Ryan, of Philadelphia, was ths orator of the svenlng. Mrs. Ella Bear, of Lewiston, Ohio, hanged .herself, Wedneotoy, with a strip of doth torn from her dress, and upon being cuti down eecureiJ a razor aud attempted to cue hand. The Ohio supreme court Thursday of- tor him services at the capture of Wilming- PARKER'S TONIC HtartUng MevelaUous Made. arrived Sunday icouvn-u most go mid rar ulatsens recently printed greenly. improper treatment A reasonably thorough in Daniel J. Dalton, ordered to bo imprisoned for contempt b> tiia bouse of ropccsetita- The ditflcui,ty at Springftehl, Ohio, in tlx* reap-r works is still nnsettlnd. W. IL Whitely, tiw manager, refus>.« ariktratiou ganizapoa. There will probably be a boy­ cott of the Champion reaper entered. The voluntary action o’ the People’s Rail­ way ootupaxiy, of Philadelphia, in reducing nuoibora S.OUQ. PAID THE PENALTY. easter county, and a torriblo condition of ntfairs wu found. Tbn inrastigatiem in progress indicates that nearly $100,000 of the $i,00?,OW expended to edn-at» soldiers’ less, after a meal, ho is a dyspep­ tic. It shows his stomach is not able to dispose of what he has Hi'iu.xiinKLD, Ills., March H-l-In his dte eaten. But to eat and thus im­ course before a revival meeting TotadayT pose more work is ah absurdity. Take DR. JONES’ RED CLE­ VER TONIC, which cyrer Dys­ pepsia and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder troubles. It is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and malarial disease Price, Fifty Cents A Florida farmer claims that it is buiousaies tlisit makes a man fret and City, was found dead in laid Huturdany. eaihartic pill when feeling out of hu­ mor and it always sets him to rights. A Tapville man read this item and then Jimmy Costello, a Pittaburg bootblack has Jiaced a pailful of pills and a tin cup invented a wonderful puurp and sold the alongside bis telephone. His druggist patent far $28,0011 to about to build a handsome brown stone front, it is rumored. . A woman with pleasant tunile, cltua their loans M.MJ.’AW, end now hold $23,reqtr. re uaiiita. ■kin, bright eye, generoua expression. eiasUc step, hearty hand-shake and courteous welcome. Such a woman is yt the victim ot debility, languor or dyspepsia. She has overcome these guts by using Brown's Iron Bitters, the world’s great tonic. Mins Matt?. Ben■«. South Bareon field. Me, says. "After ntong Brown's Iron Bitters for weak1>clL0( ttnd ^nrv, I Mt like another person.” disease, kilted herself with last public executed Friday in Gaines county, Choctaw nation. Ho brutally murdered his wife iu October, ISM, by shifting her u th-y were riding along a lonely rood on bor«otau.k, nu i then concealed ber body in the woods. Several days afterward it v u found, badly Saturday. I£ wu learned Sunday that at asveral pointe on the system the telegraph Operators joined in tee walk-out; tha entire THE QRE^T SCHUMACHER FIRE. isik Sunday night tiie yard men in mak­ ing up the Missouri Pw-itle paas.ng.-r tmin for the vat and th? iron Mountain f<r the admitted that this strike, If not speedily ter­ minated. will be tbs groat st ever known in U estem railroad circles Arao». OUo,M^K-Th. J-uurto, Of the great mills of Ferdinand Hchmnacher, the ‘-oanoeai kipg,” in tins city Raturday U0,0» bushels of ’grain, . banking-houw mxl oftira, a dry-hou.^ BU,i t|ln>, ntsWpBW|| ’ consumed, entailing a luu of »l,(X».a» with h^d hii’-i?'lwrarBUe*’’ °* wb*’h $43,300 (s held by Chicago agencies, Mr. K humacher to bon--* the money. a meeting of capitahsta was b-.lil here Saturday after, noon, wlien it wu Ikbed by them in cunjun-tiia with their J K & H. r. c. HvtKtand, The Utoral, hai joined Tha N (that Mount Etna to in .. -*•*«■* “Xi stones ars continually Leing thrown up, and it is supIwd that lava G coniing out of the crater • but as it to <x>verwd by a dtoswi mist nJ prop-r educations can bu tato-d. Blight itentiary Friday Wedwick BtejAoason, HnaUy knocked leaMteM by the euanfs heavy i-anr ami ... *£_ ” HoiJx, March li-Great re belli;! Md, fnr . WORK FOR STATESMEN. Brairon.u,, M., y„vb ,2*, ______ ~.U« WaanntOTOM inevitabio riots, Cm, war aUra THE MARKETS. ^’0-52. March 8.-In the and dartnicUM •“beidlatbs riau; , --------■ out ten mtantat, returwed ffuUty. The executive conuuittee will MAJmntxn, Ohio, March d-The Ohio literal. newxjHqsjr, 1mm bean ]urvi to K-U.er with all ita stock, *.tih*trij<ion list. uuo on MOC, 1MU<1 tiaada. rh» oxreutioiwr knalKUfutv him, aimtM Fdllor carefully at tiie «|ip t.f paj*>r with bu rifle. P*uffaiid fired, killing t.-te comkmiwd niBQ jn! the United diarharge all non-union raeuln their employ. night 1KS5 was tn.-d and convicted, but owiuj to ** W1' not until Friday. , Tho cond.-uidixl wan ted to Um re.fttn about 10 o'etoi-k andl «nu n«tod upon a blanket after which ba was bUu.ibAl.' I and a white swear, and he always takas a compound IF 1 AMAH IS HUNfiHr Within < an hour, more o The noy Preacher Attacks I'taitarienbua. masters of the Union depot am! «ba Missouri Pacific. The yards era full of freight, much of which is perishable. The AnhiMser- press cars in position. It now looks u though pusenger traffic, u well M freight trs m.- tmwit ~ r..-1 —.. m. HINDERCORNS keep the militia on duty. present on th- entire system from 2,500 to ii,000 men have struck, but it is thought pmslble that the 0,000 Knights comprised in a couple of boars’ delay the yard­ master tuccwdeJ in completing the make-up of the Missouri Pacillc train, which was then scut out, lint thnt nil 'Fl.* .1 __ PARKER'S AIR BALSAM In Jan- bankrupt any struct railway in Baltimore. Coiidactors' and Drivers’ |*rutartive aasociatiou. About M drivers aud conductors York. Washington and Kansu City were formally admitted, and it was decided that uach club sluill {day with every other club eighteen gnmax .Gould lines, bat not interfering with tbs pmwengar bust ties* The situation wr.s very quiet Sunday, The prince of Wale, luti in contemplation nothing but jeawngvr trains were running, Mra Hancock ■ friends in Washington ora out of the city. The regular trains were two hours late tn getting away Sunday night. talking of prvwjutiug her a bouw in that city. ’ egawn yARM FOR SALE, division soon. ■ The man at Hanalbal, Ma; Little Rock, At the revival: Preacher—“Young men should never go to a place where they would not take their sisters. Is thwe a Christian young man in the audience who wisely thinks he may ■a&dy break this /wise rule?" Young num under the gallery stands up. Preacher'—“And what is the place, my young friend, which juu think ybunw-K justified in visiting, and yet to which teetered with business iu Ncbnc-kn. When you would not think of taking your th-; snow nu lta flood I are thniatanod. Professor Gustavus Hinrichs hu boeu sister?” Young man—“The barber It was one of those delightful Sep-£ tember mornings that strayed over into November. The light autumnal haze of Indian summer was sleeping on the hill-tops, only to be invigorated with Xbe cofors of the rising sun. Rosalind JfcCush, aroused by the matin song that arose from the poultry yard, part­ ed the curtains and looked forth upon the scene. “What a gorgeous morning this is! <Jh! why should I be chained to this humdrum sphere? 1 will seize ■y pen and pour forth melodious verse in honor of this day of the g^ds." “Rosy!" came a sharp call from the foot pi the stairs, “come down aud fry the buckwheats, right away." And from thoughts poetic to deeds domestic, Rwaluod descended. -Hartfoni Post this city we.:t into operation Saturday trainmen, is 1,3110. Of tbeee WM are KnighU blue sea, ix-itring on his bosom the pERMANREMEDY death. Isasrirtt.-h M JAKE 8HARP COMPROMISES. “•* w mS BIG <«1 1 1 ■ i; i .■ . ■ t! Wire Away l.Oto Srit-O|*nuins WaUiinc Morhinre. It yoa wimt one wnil u« ywr uaac Al?<5r>n °xey> OOCr’ t ATI OF A |<~*raUom TPO ADYKirnsERM -Lowewt Hair* for-<l»w Addrras't! KO. T! WELL kcS*. W ^n’«c*A ndffiCOs �fhe Hastings Banner. ih- ow; renort belaid on wU1**- A™’ ^ones’ °*hon>- »fob 1’nkler! MlUers; Beamer. Black and _,T com’«’n council of the city "...B**tinxa—GeuUemen; Your special com­ N 1t^ pLS?0"' referred the.propo»i:lnn of lMkl"«‘1;p common council to {2!PJ2Lh hl,n n PTO’ldbie an alley between V-KS2?,raowu^!.by **w rl,rv “nd b> lhP 5-Ud 1 ns,PPCl,l*Jv ask leave to relu‘.ve ll,ld tb® wuue under careThe next meeting of the Barry Coun­ ty Teachers’ Association will be held in Hustings on Friday evening, March tJMire£on,J we ha*" bw’""' folly IMh. and Saturday. March UOth, the fol­ .*“»«“ of being driven to the lowing is the program : nri on * PUt O' Bind «XT1 feet, for ^.h“J *», opportunity to provide FRIDAY EVENING 7:30. ’«« «'>•»•M a coat of Lecture at the Methodist church by k2r . e*°b«ntlng with the said ParMrt , c >B inmund now owned and aoo a President Fiske, of Albion College. rit. ‘rfr?ond" which can he acquired by Subject—“Conditions at Succass.” 7’ d H"* tr»n*fer by said Parker of a el^kforli^?w<lnOWOrnr4!..t%hl,Dto,hc “ld SATURDAY 10 A. M.< city, for a difference in which exchange said Music. Jn L n under*landing of the grounds ■President’s Address. fo'l msn‘ i .*.rein7’ u'° council »«* referI’aper—-Relation of the Kindergarten EwilfoVX?.rh.,e.1J .T111 breompany this report, to the Primary School. Miss Adda Jor­ JJtoJ fo i lhal lhe. ^’uncll deem It wise to fo.rn ’ fo,? r *l , 7 t-««eh acUous would relieve dan. Discussion of the paper led bv £urth»r’1ntere<rt In an sllsv adMiss Mimi Brown. 111 d b‘rk,*,f » contemplated new buildPaper—Stimulants and Narcotics. iiJJLt ., ,S*raml‘ter would therefore recom­ mend that the common i-ouueil atoll Itself of Dr. W. P. Ptilhvmus. Discussion open­ JnSJT£ <LrtUU,.7 '? »«iul>* f°r this elty so ed by Mta Ella E. Hallock. desirable a location for a city hall. AH of which Aiiotwaicn Paper—A Day’s Work in School. Miss Is respectfully snbmlUed. ’ G. K. Rkamkr. Belle Furber. Discussion led by Miss A. Black. Bedie Throop. , Committee. ■^LyJwL!uborn-Px5: 1,1C report of the special Music. t c<,,"vml.,!'*p1'^ •rrepted; carried, all air*. Paper—The Conceited Teacher. W. Gfborn—That further action on the 0. Lowden. Discussion led* by John f,1. .y,tpro|*.rX3'WM1. T- Barker I* postixmed Klingensmith. forln7LL.m*rtLn«.-.»wh,ch "a* loit. Ayes. Question—Are Diagrams useful in Jones. CNborn. Htebblns and Water*; nays an<1 Tinkler. H btSga the Teaching of Grammar? A general S*^yr’..,,Utk’ yojf the mayor voted nay. dlscussioii led in the affirmative bv J. ’ al’*>'r'°" Tl'«e-’'*d Paywent for three Roberta, in the negative by Eugene mlr.i 'oj'Mhs^talary as fireman, to enablenim to pay Davenport. Paper—Ought Teachers tn use Tobac­ "’•«W co? w. A. Ilolloper. Discussion ltd by <nTihC--<« °lu,tof John Bewmer. for time cloca W. A. Morse. iui.ur, . A.ru, nramer. Hiava. Mrt ov Music. Paper—Teachers' Institute, J. E. Sne*0' S*t****>*’*s- tinkler and Waters; nay.' TTie followlag^ceounta were presented; Garver. Discussion led by Thomas Hamilton Rubber Co., two D. C.icoata Kelly. snap and ring*.............................. ...I.. • 9 oo Pappn— How to teach Penmanship. vX(RTcyJ retumliiK money for sAme. n Z. Shepherd. Ji days tending fire appa­ AlienLCarr. Discussion led by Henry ratus; up to March fl............................. 21 oo IL Campl>ell. Barry County Democrat, t* year’s prlntI’apvr—Oral Grammer. Mrs. J. E. !ng ...............633 Garver. Discussion led by Miss Rose Bostwick. room, upto February 27. » ■» Music. Emorr Wilkin*. <S hoars’ work on bridge 85 to Paper—Text Books. Their Uses and Kam Lawton. It, hours work on bridge... j® Abuses. J. J. England. Discussion led Fred Crost, draying....................... i *»ia» »* accounts be allowed by Enoch Andrus. Paper—Secrete of Succhm in Teach­ By aid. McC- y—Resolved that the following ing, J. W. Smith. Discussion led by ntere* be and are hereby designated for the W. 1. Marble. holding of reyt«trallon aiht election of the sev­ Paper—The Teacher’s Preparation, eral ward* of Ithe city of Hasting*, at the ap­ proaching general <-lty r'oetfon; 1st sranl. Miss Mina Mudge. Discussion led by at Jonlan’sand wagon shop; and ward, at A. TinkMiss Fannie Levs. irr » twlldlng; Sdward.nl Allen Jones'building; Election of officers and miscellaneous 4t . wan I. at Khyhff’a office, court hmrw. By ■*l|t.|.J|me<-That the resolution tM accept hitaririanx be ap" Wbilu the lecture is given to a body ^By ah".''^’"^^^ Of Xoachun. it will Im- of general Interest poltifmi chairman and aid. MeCoy Secretary .-t the board Oi cl. rtinp; carried, all ayes. and all are cordially invited. The well By aid. Osboru-Tltai Mr. .fohn l.ichtybedlv known reputation of Dr. Fiske is a suf- charged from further respo- slblilly in rernrd io th-ient.gimrantw* that all who fail to subM-riplion li.t for mod arn»*s "the old mill hrttr him will mis* a rich treat. The mating on Saturday will »>e held at the to t* erected on Mlr-higali avenue bridge om<>u central st-hool buildin . and the pro­ l mp. on Jefirrson street bridge one Bnmdwly brfoge one l-.inp. and on Ntatr St. gram presents, it is thought, a varietv bridge one lamp-under direction of street eoniof topics that cannot but lx- of interest mlttee. . . By aid inborn—That the rwolulloii be adoptto all teacher*. nn.follows: Ay<-», Beamer. McCoy. Teachers of Barry County: This is •d:carried Osborn. Stebbins and Waters; nays. Black. your association and ita success de­ Jones and Tinkler. Hyoid. Beumer-Ttiat the report of the street mands your co-operation. Each of you committee In to sireet lamp* be taken has something that all the rest will tie from the table;regard carried as follaw*; Ayr*. Beam­ bvnefitKl in knowing. Come and help er. Bliu-k, Me oy. O*lmrn. htebblns and Tinkler: make this the best meeting we have nar*. Jones and Waters.By aid. Beamer—That the report of the com­ had. Come prepared to take part in mittee onstreet lamimbr ailupted. A men del the discussions, and let us show that we by aid. W attirs. Hint the report I c referred back are not Iwhind ohr sister counties in to the street committee for further extension of, light*, and that Utey be Instmetrd tn take un­ zeal and enthusiasm. der consideration the placing of lamp*, to take in all territory where |icop|r are taxed for vote: i Aye*. Jone*. (>»imrn, Stebbins and Waters: m»y». Brainer. Black. M- Coy and Tinkler. The vote bring a tie. the mayor voted nay. By aid. Water*—That ths council adjourn. Common council met In regular session Frt The mayor ruled the motion out oLoitlrr. Aid. ' 'lay exeiilng. Mandi S. His . ouor, Mayor Wei*. Water* npj*aled from the chair. The mavor • *rrt hi the chair. refused to entertain the arpral. Vote bring ‘ H*U being called, the following aldermen taken on Hie original motion. It wa* lo*t: ave*. were preteift: Hearntr, black. Jone*. O*l<oru. Beamer. Black. McCoy- and Tinkler; nay*. BlebStebbins, Tinkler and Waters; absent Krt'-n’. bln* and Water*. Aid .lone* refused t<> vote, i Minutes of U.u meeting read and approved. To titeHoaor the Mayor, und common conn­ ell of the elty of Hasting*—Sira: I would aide voting, a* hr wanted further t ine for consider* Jour honorable body to pay me for land used lion, which reqnesl was denied, whervu|s>n be by tlic city In second wan!, on lot one. block refused to vntd Miven ol Bennett ami Kenfteld's addition, said Adjourned, land beiag used for Street purposes, and ievpr FRANK KTEBBINH, Recorder. having been paid for. The «am of 10. bat I •onsider not an unreasonable amount for said The druggist, Fred. Hotehklm. Mils Lueky land, used for »aid street pan*1***- All ‘of Star. a bleb your bouOracle petitioner will »ver ask. MaasachuMtt* mugwumps have endorsed President Cleveland. SUPPLEMENT. Hastings. Mich., March 11,1886. ( ■ Mary Craddock's petition, asking the council to refund her taxes to her for law That the pi aver of the petlnoner lw not granted: carried. The account of M. L Cook, of $17.06 for printIt g. The nnance committee recommend pay­ ment in full; carried. Tbe account of F. T. Campbell. S3, for view­ ing C. H. Hick* sheep, the fl nance committee reported that the account be not allowed; rarried The account of C. H. and M. W. Hicks. 9tJO, wa* recommended to iw paid In full; carried. To the major and common council of tin* ulty of Hastings--Gentlemen: Your committee to whom was referred the petition of Henry- A. Goodyear and 115 other tax paying inhabitant* of the city of Hastings, asking that the eoandl proceed with its former action a* reported in a previous petition Of t« Signers, and in which odd previous reports set forth a recommenda­ tion fora system of street lights for said Nty. and sold former report havh g been published .n the city papers and duty considered by thepetitioners first herein staled; now, therefore, tour committee deem it but hurt to the people of Hastings to recommend that the prayer of the petitioner* be granted. AU of which is respectfully submitted. n V Wirawm 87 Cents WHEAT! IRVING POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tkl.* powder never ntrteo. ■ A marvel of pm strength *nd whotaKHnenou. NoreetOMM than the ordinary kinds, and eannol be MM eompetiUon with the multttudcoffowteaLaii weight, alum or phosphate powdara. Bold a APrettyWomansSecret. Fear of discovery, when abo resort.* to false hair aud dye*. Is a source of con­ stant anxiety to her. The very I<crsoas from whom she most desire* to hfale the Hair Vigor, and, not. only will her hatr reaso to fall out, but a new growth wifi actually grown white, will return to thetr pristine frrahne*.* and brllHnncd of color. AVer’s Hair Vigor cures Hereditary Baldness. Gkorgk M* yer. ^Zatonfa, Tcra.*.WM bald at 23 years of art-, as hi* ancestors sou, uowny nair au over mi *«up, wmea soon became thick, long, and vigorous. Ayer’s Bair Vigor 1* not o dgr, but, by healthful sttmubitfoer of the roote and color gland*, speed!ly restore# to it* original color hair that h Turning Cray. * . Mns. CATIterisk Deameb. roti of Hl dot. Nd., had her hair emldcnre Scalp Diseases Vnjfch cause drvneM, brittleness*, and fall­ ing of the lialr, darn Du IT, ttehlng, aud annoying *orcs. are all quickly eared by AYEk'slLiiii Vigor. It cured Hxrkkrt «IVD. Ninneap<iif, Mihm., of Inlolrrle Itching of tho Scnlp; J. N. <Un­ b. Jr.. OeoooNau, Fa., of Scald Head; Mbs. D. v. S. Loveiacr, l^ovolaceriUe, Ko., of Totter Sore*; MtM P.nUrIK H. FKDLOE. Hiriinrjtun, Vl., of Scalp Diwaw and DunaruIT. Twpldlty of Un root.* of tho hair, which. If . acgk-ctixi, may result in Incurable baMnc»«. Is reSdlfy cured by Avr"1" ” — Vigor. As A Toilet Luxury 31 Cents Ayer’s Hair Vigor hn* no Is cnlorkv.*, cleanly, delkkJ funted. and has the effect of n hair *ofi, pliant, and glorey. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, ffokl by all Drugp-ist*. HASTINGS MARKETS. Wheat, white . “ red .................... Com .... . I LWEJJTS! Fntator* ................ Apples, per tarn Apples, dried... . Apples, evaporated Butler. ........ far* I n>» »n<l ,.*!<•* Ur- ibrta r»' n ra I HW*« r.jrrr -no tytocurutbow.>r»tfiinrefa etc u* hamUOMi is re ninssatw siiiBiiiiinWwui an. Sm>4aSo«<*tar*TireMre*oaaPfrelMwff wtsdJtoari"■Ffo'wwilFtaiia■ R Pork. dfewMd . . Veal, dressed Ijxrd I4me. bbl Water Lime, bbl Hatt, bbl...... Pta*ter. ton .. Beef Hides Calf Hide* .... Hheep pelts Timothy Heed Clover seed . Dressed cid- let.. " Turkey* . •• Duck* Health is Wealth! ' X/FTAWA, V*U>., juwrvu jx>rt Th« •dttcaUonal bill wm then tokaa up. and Dolph o.Ierod as Mtnaadnwnk Mt­ . ■ . _*»__ -U.. —0 AIhlVh Txv crea»Dg the appropriation to |1>10,OOO,IKX> in ten ) «n, but it wm* rejectol Another anumduient by togas MpproprUUng F-',0OJ,- jy***^^*** toflxprrefl •ympatby with Equator in tb* lorn by «taUh of hk wUecure litZetwd to a minority report cf Moutgofnary. has put We following notice of motion on the order paper for Friday next: “That the house feels it its duty to ex­ press Its deep regret that th.> sentence of death passed u;x>n Louis Riel, convicted of high trMson, was allowtd to be carried into axecution." . ' It is undorstoed that tbo motion is made at the inatigution of tbo gov ernmeat, who are a^d to ba courting defeat <n thia imua Praising Lord Hart lagton. Lokdob. March h—Th* Daily Nows, re­ ferring to Lord Hartington's speech, mys that if aU politicians approached th* Dish question in tbo aazue spirit as Lord Harting­ ton tbs problem would eooo b* aelred. The attmidanee at the Bteio University is 1,300. West’s World's Wonder or family liniment. UM-tulIn cve^ house for cuts, burns, scald*, brulxes, nruraKfa. rhranuulun. Always gives satMfaction. All druggist*. A- roller mill h to be belli at Clifford this spring. wavs be found n greal with liver coinr-talut,' sick headache. Tldrt Rapids. destroyed. The matter has rested ever since. Mr. Youngs was defeated in smaller suits at Tekonsha and other towns. Ln a view of a thmtlened epidemic of coughs like that of h year ago in Phila­ delphia, the Health Commissioner of Maryland officially recommends Bed Homo In Grand OtllblalM and frosted Iret and with a few npBllreUoos.oMvrst'* ' der or family Linlmeut. Adi drags ful featnree of other cough mixtures. Only 25 cents. Detroit claims to have a man 120 years old. . Did you Sup­ pose Mustang Liniment only good for horses? It is for inflamma-. tion of all flesh. 'i - ki^bL? ��The Hastings Barnier. HxrnHOA Mioi-MireHIU-1886- EDITORIAL NOTES. # Because free trade may be the true policy for England, is no reason why we should adopt it In England lands min! rents are comparatively dear, in­ terest low and l*l»or cheap. In this country' It is the direct reverse. Lands and rents are comparatively cheap, in­ terest high and labor dear. It is sim­ ply nonsense to talk of this country competing with England in manufac­ turing. except it may be in cases, where this country has advantages to offset England’s low interest and cheap! labor. There is sufficient enterprise and capital in this country to keep pro/ flte on any businesa where they belong. Free trade for this country means sim­ ply fewer manufacturing interests or cheaper wages. It seems strange that there should be any difference of opin­ ion on this proposition, it is so self evident. Cheaper wages we do not want, and instead of diminishing we want to increase our manufacturing intereete We want larger and better home markets. Better prices for ifll classes of farm prod uets. Better wages for farm hands and all classes of labor­ ers. We want prosperity for all classes of our citizens. This is why we favor protecting our manufacturing interests against the competition of foreign countries which have utilised all their natural resources and have gone to seed. We object to this country being immediately reduced to their condition. The Ohio republican governor and house of representatives are unearthing someterriWe democratic frauds. First.it hu been settled beyond the doubt that there was a deliberate democratic at­ tempt to steal the senators and repre­ sentatives from Cincinnati and Hamil­ ton county. That job has failed, and the authors of the great crime will be exposed and punished. Next, it has been demonstrated Unit Payne got his seat in the U. S. senate by the most unblishlng acts of bribery. But the bribery was of democratic legislators to secure a caucus nomination. It has Also been' shown that there was the most reckless use of public money by the democratic administration. It will be a long time before Ohio will again gives the democratic pyty another er chance to rule and rob the people. The president’s recent message to the senate, in which he refusee to give them the documents on file showing why certain officials were suspended and others appointed in their stead, shows him to be hypocrite. He an­ nounced when inaugurated and before, that no changes would .lie made, ex­ cept where absolutely necessary, until the terms of officials had expired. Changes, wholly unnecessary, and against public policy have been made. The removed officials have the stigma upon them of beingremoved “for cause” and yet no chance te ascertain the rea­ son. Cleveland is a hypocrite to pre­ tend to favor civil service reform and at the same time refuse the informs-; tion asked by the senate. Mr. Jaoob Erb lod fiuaHill. Set blue cut gtans ware- Mr. Masos dine and wife. Mr. Americus Cline and wife. Mr. Philo Cline and wife, Mr. Willis Wood and wife and Mr. A. Hun­ gerford. Set flint glass ware—Mr. Jesae Erb and wife, MA W. 8. Ickes and wife and O. F. Ickei^ Set Amberine dishes—Mr. Madison Erb and wife. Set Mosaic ware—Mr. T. Norris and family. Set white glass goblets—Mr, H. Stevens and wife. Set goblets, no two alike—Gertie N imino. Cake stand -E. S. Houghtalin. Pickle castor—Mr. Frank Speaker and wife. Card receiver—Mm M. A. Monroe. Cheese dish and tooth-pick holder— Wise Addie Hall. Large decorated bowl—Grandma Striker. It was a time long to be remembered by all who were present We believe we voice the sentiments of all present when we wish the newly wedded pair a long life of prosperity, peace and happiness. Bet silver tea spoons—Mr. N. Latham »d wife and Mr. G. Striker and wife. aiver pickle csstor—Mr. John Lichty md wife. Mr. D- Ickes and wife and Hr. C. Garn and wife. Silver butter knife- Charles and Parke tamp- A. R. MiXJmber. VMh Ktanfl—Mr. D. MeOmber and Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Mby” Wednesday, March 24th, And Every Eighth Week Thereafter . Consultation Free! Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanAnm, We Make a Specialty and Cure MCwtfeFenu of Cjiranit: Bhrtu^. •O< A < [Heeaeaoflhe Eye and Bar, Brynn and Iferv*.Stomach Linr, A /• and Heart, Throat and Ltuvut. Catarrh, Arthmaand Con.-urnvtl-,il' Coiutination. Rheumatism, Neuralfia, Cancer,Scrofula and Ski> lU.truMit. Fite. Hairy, Dropty. Turnon. Quiier, Titee, Female Oh. Surgical Operations Skillfully Performed The Only Institution in the State that Dispenses Genuine March 10th, 1886. Xrm/ Six CenteffiT Trtfitlm on Oxygen and Health-Journal. THE BEST CARRIAGE MADE Address, DRS. B., S. & CO., tara Ward & Dolson Mihl ui Swginl INSTITUTE. Muskegon, Mich., U. S. A. Eetabliehed-ISBO. lU^ryanlMd-tBBb. This is the guarantee they authorize make.: STATE ROAD. US RUurrrr ln»!r»eay< r.fahto Ute wort*oa Um to WHAT OUR PATIENTS BAT. BSFUBCT! A Warrantee, READ! To Our Agents: falltUK nulll la ISM. it’s You are hereby authorized to warrant the construction of •nd for nlil. li we *rt my grateful. tafte carefaBy ul mob our buggies to be as follows: Bodies—white wood, swell Yoon truly, M»re I hmr, to w«i. .B. C. HABDY. I fora long time. 1 Head;. sides and ends glued and thoroughly screwed, with corner REPORT OF CASES. I irons, and our improved boot. Gearing—second growth Ohio wfiS Lavr nwird bouto iraMaMpt: ancen f hickory. Sheldon & Co.s 00 steel axles with patent sand col­ , whfeh be erdered a mclars. H. M. Striebly & Co.? Norway iron drop forgings on all gearings including the steps. No maleable steps or other WA Fine Assortment of Spectacles and Eye Glasses of the Finest Quality always on hand. maleable iron used on our gear. Wheels—Ohio second growth hickory, best in the market, A grade, tired with steel. All; Tops are Joy’s 28 oz. rubber, sewed on. Head linings and seat linings are English indigo cloth and are warranted not to fade out. All buggies are furnished with storm aprons, oil carpets, brussels floor carpets, toe carpets, and toe pads. Our carriages are painted with lead and oil, bodies filled with English filler and finished with Harland & Sons English varnish. continue, nertou.1 ronveui«!i>eea may result. By protupily taktnc Hood's Hananrtlla. a ferer may be avoided or premature death prevented. It is a positive cure for bOkouanesa. bold by all _PURE_ THIS means PR/G BUSINESS ! WARE & DOLSON, Manufacturers, Charlotte, Mich. MOST PERFECT MADE I gOMETHING NEW! (Successor to Brooks & Cook.) WE HAVE BOUGHT 25 25 25 Ward & Dolson Carriages! . EXTRACTS To start the Spring Trade with. Famrers, Attentioii! I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings,. and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. Hereby announces that he has a rcmplete lineuf Groceries, Provisions, Flour anti Feed. Call and See Them. An inspection will satisfy you that they are the best, and the best are cheapest always. MESSER BROS. RUSSELL HAS Jaemoved -utuiu^ ruuiu, by such an ar the appetite of the most fastidious cure. After which the liappy cot wm> presented with a large num be each pound for cash. Farmers are preparing for sugar making. Mr.Moore is on the sick lint The dime society will meet at Mrs. John Hunt's, March 13th. All are in­ vited. The Sunday school will be reorganiz­ ed March 21st. The item of the oyster supper was left out last week, we fear it is not generally understood. . m About 35 friends of Elder Dempsey and wife gathered at their home last Tuesday for a social visit. A very pleasant time was reported. MeOmber, in Baltimore. March 4th. '86. by Rev. 0.8. Grant, Mr. Wm. J. Erb and Miss Lizzie A. Herrington, both of ItaltimortG under the hospitable root of Mr. and Mra. MeOmber to enjoy the teeth ities of this occasion. There were present about .70 invited guests, filling the rooms to overflowing, who, after wit- W HASTINGS HOUSE, we will until further notice give each customer HASTINGS, a better TEA than ever before; and to induce Tue8day,Maroti 23 d, --------- ANDATTHK---------customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with AJMTRXA. Mrs. Geo. Foster, Mrs. C. Baker. Mr. Chas. Norton and Miss Jessie Hendricks are on the sick list. Every body has a cold. Geo. S. flartom was in Kalamazoo Tuesday on business. Th6 center school will have an exhi­ bition Friday night admission 10 cts. The proceeds will be used in decorating the school house. Gus Ford has gone south of Battle Creek to work for Horace Bristow the coming summer. Little Eddie Short has the scarlet fe­ ver. . Schoo! in the Baker district closed tasVFriday. Will Campbell will sell his personal property this week at auction and then go west X Erast us Churchill has sold his farm. Even Harpers Weekly says Garland must go. He has survived bis useful­ PRICE BAKIRQ POWDER CO.. ness; a telephone jobber is not needed CHICAGO. ST. U as the nation’s chielf legal advisor, es­ pecially when he is authorizes the com­ mencement of a suit, at government expense, in favor of a telephone compa­ ’’ SPECIAL ’T ny. whose stock rco the extent of ♦l^oo.oat he holds as a gift from Uiat company for "influence.” Pension ConmiisBioner Black, who draws 8100 per month as pension for being “a physical wreck” and a big sal­ ary for being au able bodied official is disposed to criticise the actions of Ms predecessor. A man so wholly incon­ sistent as Commissioner Black will not command much respect for his critic­ isms upon anybodyior anything. V. Married.—At the residence of D. WILL HE AT THU Having bought a large invoice of TEA, HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS Of these goods is' unsurpassed. I buy THE BEST: and 1 find that the l>est goods are what people want. Of goods you get for $1.00, or any money, at my store canhot be surpassed in Barry County. Light expenses enable me to sell as cheap as any concern in Hastings. I can and will du­ plicate any prices yon can obtain in Barry County on any AMD quality or quantity of goods. I Mo not sell cleap good-, but I do sell Millinery Goods Good Goods Cheap! To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.' Groeery, on State Street, OUR SPECIALTIES: Best 50 cent Tea in Hastings. Best Coffee for the money in the city. Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cub—no adulterated goods. ‘ • Call and see me, at American tomers and friends, as well as to creet manv nmi, ?n®6- As heretofore, he keeps th^Best of House. in his line, at the Lowest Prices ’ Goods You are invited to call in and inspect, goods and prices. I want your trade, and will give you the prices and goods to get it ' Yours respectfully. C. A. BURLINGAME, JULIUS RUSSELL. �The individuals who want to bond the city for waterworks have laid their plans for the spring campaign. Thev HASTINGS. THURSDAY. MARCH 11. MM. w!U work alylT, and win try to secure a mayor and at least three aldermea to carry out their views. Local Advertising Rates: //The Baptists expect to dedicate tfceir mew church the last Sundav in this News Ixxuda. 124 eenU per Unr. month or the first In April Announce­ ment of program win be made m due season. The Baptista havejjy all odds the nicest church In the eityj Ofbeuevolcut purpoc*. wm be charted tor at CB. IL Rose has purchased the Jeffer­ The Hastings Banner. ■yy ANTED! 200 Cords Wood AU Koortt warranted ait represented by me. Bring your watches, ’docks and j««refary fof repair* to me mid. hare tt attended W by an eknerieucetl workman. J JOHN HESSMER, Jeweler. 1 il Local News. WASTED lim, <1*10, uluo feel loag. Ilrntlvy Hrvu. A Wilkin*. “ s ils & HUS NK.HS NOTICE. „ 1 brrrby K>»r noli* : 5 lohuilneM nnd honorable tlliUC, to merit your patrnu- 1 ■ f 0 i* lllj H ll : mr linn toall conllnnn tin­ n»lneoa nt tho old .. (I.'.. /in kj>« pnat, I truat, by caucus woTtcaa. Bepubiiran rsuicutie* will be Md, for the purtrawrnajdrv nfllewra at th* frvl. —ww 1101%. There waa a very large crowd in town Saturday. Work in tne 3d rank at K. of P. hall Monday evening nert. Election ticketsand slips printed at •this office on very short notice. Notice of teachers’ examinations wUl l»e found in another column. v (E. W. Mokiull &. Co. opened their new clothing store on Jefferson street . Saturday.' X<TTENTfoN is called to the page an­ nouncement of Goodyear & Barnes in this issue. Julius Russel has removed his ■took of gotxls into the Gardner store, atelv occupied by J. B. Roberts. ; Ed. Evans win remove his tin shop to the building north of the.burned Merchant hotel, on Creek street/. Workmen are engaged in rec&oving the old buildings from the site to be, occupied by Gdodyear’s new block. Barry Loinie, Knights of Pythias, contemplate producing the ^>lay of ’'*»non and Pythias in the near future. Borsok. u>n Jeff, st.’ cigarmaker, has left town. a&4 ft js said has left various creditors to the extent of 81 JOO. 'Q7ld. L. G. Moore will deliver a lecture before the W. C. T. U. at the Star school house Wednesday evening, March 17th) :■ From the stone now on the ground, we should judge Mr. Parker intends having a sul^taotiiri foundation for hi* new hotel. 1 L. A.’McIntyre, ot Huntings town -nip. inis been exceedingly unfortunate, having lost two pairs of twin eolte dur­ ing the past week. Plainwell held an election the 1st. Two licke’.-.. citizen :tud prohibition, ■were in the field. The former won by majority in 231 votes polled. 1 The ludiw of the Baptist society will give a sugar aodal at the Red Ribbon hall. Friday ev«-ning„ Alan-h kith.. A cordial invitation is extended to all.) Four gentleman of this city went tishing on Wall Lake a few days since. Th- sum total of their catch amounted to one and one-fourth fish each—and very small ones. too. Any one interested in securing a thoroughbred Norman stallion in tnis locality can obtain information that will interest them by calling on T. RhilUpsorl). Member. Wk trust repubUcans of the various townships will hand in their caucus notices as soon rs possible. The Ban­ ner office will be prepared to print tickets and .4Hps on snort notice. Illinois Timothy Seed, Michigan Clo­ ver Seed, Lime, llair. Stucco, Cement, Best Patent Roller Flour. Jackson Tile. Quality and price warranted. F. H. BARLOW li CO. The Adventists have engaged tem­ perance hall and win hold service every Sunday at 3 p. m. until further notice. The public are cordiaHy invited'to at­ tend. It should be remembered fer is in the market for any butter and eggs, for which ways pay the Highest price trade. that Stauf­ quantity of he wlU al­ in cash or Lost, a bunch of Yale lock keys, on heart-shaped key ring. A button hook attached to same ring. .Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at Banner office. And now the ••dollars of our daddiM,” as well as the. more modern flat ones In circulation in.thia vicinity are orna­ mented with the businees cards of R. K. Grant and A. R. MeOmber. To properly open the spring trade, Messer Bros, have purchased 25 of the' celebrated W’ard A Dolson buggies. Henry Ward Beecher once said of the strawberry, Uiat a finer fruit might exist, but no man could name it. Of the Ward and Dolson buggy it may be as truly said that ita auperior has never been made; and those who use them say they are by al odds the best. inely independent both yf partisan bias and counting room ioflftmee, anri wUl endeavor to be impartial and that it will employ the best known essayists. The contributors to the first number are Prof. Alexander Winchell, James Parton. Edwin F. Whippie, Rev. Dr. R. Heber Newton, Bdwunl E. Hate. A. Cleveland Cox. Dr. William A. Ham­ mond. Rev. Minot J. Savage and Chan­ cellor Howard Crosby. If we raav judge by the first number now on our table, this is to be one of the best mag­ azine for the general reader published in the English language. Subscription son street residence of E. A. Rider-) his price 85.0b a year. 50 cts. a copy. Michigan avenue house and lot l»eiog PERSONALMENTION. Srt of the consideration. We underi’rUr Covert Is now a reddoDt of thlu was made on a basis of dty. . 54,000 for Mr. Rider’s property. Major Andorwa was In the city’last Rkprentatives of the Muskegon Medical and surgical Institute will be Delia Rising Simdayed with Wood­ at the Hastings house Tuesday, Alarch land friends. their ■Ohooncement else­ Charley Dion is clerking for J. H. where. They have a wide reputation dSdlng^ °nal KkiU and honond»1’’ Beamer A Co. PROCEEDINGS OF Tai' BARB COUNTY DlBTKICT LOPPY L O. Good TmcpUf-r Hall. HMUags. Mich, Miwrh a, The Barry county District Lodge of Don’t yon think it would the 1. O of G. T. ’met in the city of Hastings, at 10 a.m. March 3rd. 1886. and was called to order by D. W. C. T., Cora Morford. Lodge opened with usual ceremonies. The following officers were present at roll call: D. W. 0. T.—Cora Morford. to buy goods from us? Just look oyer this list. D. W. Counselor—Jas. Hallett. D. W. P. C. T.-Mra. E. J. McElwain. D. W. C.—I. AL B. GiUaaple. 8 lbs. Ackron Oat Meal. 2ii D. W. F. S.—Arthur Louden. D. W. F.—Walter Dunham. 5 lbs. Rolled Avena, 25 D. W. At.—John Hase. D. W. 0.8. G.-A. B. Putman. 25 5 lbs. Wheat Grits, D. W. A. 8.—Ebner Tungate. 4 lbs. Ceraline, 25 The D.’W. C. T. made the following protem appointments: 4 lbs. XXX Butter' Crackers, 25 D. W. V. T.—Mrs. M. E. Whitney. D. W. 1.8. G.—Zella Odell. 4 lbs. New Turkish Prunes, . Alinutes of previous meeting read 6 lbs. Rice, Mr. Glover, of Chicago, spent Sunday and approved. The D. W. C. T. appointed the follow­ The annual meeting of the Rutland with Hastings friends. 5 lbs. Japan Tea Dust, 06 ing committee: W. C. T. U. win lie held at the YecMev Dr. Lowry has been on the sick list, On Credentials—Bro. Goucher, Sis­ 3 lbs. Choice Japan Tea, 00 school house the last Wednesday in but is sguln convalescent. ters Foster and ----- * ’ 00 b oiibupie, -i Choicest Japan Tea. March, commencing at 10:30 a. m. Ail Mra. Julius Ru'sseU is confined to her Richard liarbpr and Sister Carpenter. 2 lbs. Golden Rio Coffee—green are rejiueaUMl to bring WeU fiUed lunch borne on account of IBness. B On Finance—O. Lowden and Sister baskets. A. general invitation to gen­ FreJ Allen went to Olivet this mor­ 2 lbs. Choice Rio Coffee—roasted, H.1. Knuppcn. 26 tleman as well as ladies. ning to visit his classmates. Moved and carried that the report 3 lbs. Good Rio Coffee—roasted and ground, 25 On Sunday evening next Rev. Huns­ Mrs. Win. Huffman is visiting friends of the lodges be left until after recess. berger wiH reply to Mr.-Reinsburg’s lec­ and relatives In Fremont. O. Moved and carried that wo return to 1 lb. Best Mixed Candy, 10 the nineth (9th)order of business. ture. entitled “Bible Morals." and delivAirs. Allies Main la spending the week 4 lbs. Mixed Bird Seed, 26 The following persons were present­ prence at Union HaB on February 2bt. with friends in Grand Itapids. ed as candidates for Roc. Sec, J. M. 3 Bars Kitchen Soap, 26 Rev.,HunsbergiT would be pleased to Mrs. W. 8. Nelson gave a very pleas­ Burpee, Fred Ryerson and Lewis Van see all those present -who listened t<» Velser. Fred Ryerson and Lewjs Van 7 Bars Kirk’s-Soap, < 25 ant tea party Friday evening. ' Mr. Remsburgs lecture. Veber withdrew their names.‘and by C. B. Salisbury has gone west 5 Doz. Sour Pickles, 25 motion the Marshal was instructed Elsewhere an attractive double col­ prospectihg for a business location. to cast the ballot for J. M. Burpee, 3 Doz. Sweet Pickles, umn ail. for A. D. Cook can be found. 25 who was duly elected and installed. Mias A^die Jordan spent Suturday Mr. Cook has a fine line of groceries The report of the- committee on 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 70 and Sunday with Ann Arbor-friends. and provisions, also a stock of Hour and credentials was read and approved. 1 lb. Spear Head Plug Tobacco, 40 J. B. Roberta attended the Light feed. He announces that he is prewir­ Moved and carried that hereafter Guard party at Grand Rapids Friday ed to meet any competition in l»th our district lodge be entertained by a 1 lb. Grit Plug Tobacco, 35 quality and pyices of goods. Call on evening. basket dinner; and thabtho subordinate him. 1 lb. Sweet Cuba Tobacco, 45 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. -Hendricks, of lodge, where the district lodge meets furnish warm tea and coffee. The horse Insuniucr dodge is being Middlevine, Sundayed with Hastings 35 1 lb. Jumbo Tobacco, The hour of adjournment having worked upon unwar> farmer*. R is fnends. arrived recess was taken until 1:30 p. 18 1 lb. Sentry Smoking Tobacco, Viola Willison is home from Augus­ in. an Ohio idea, and not a very good one 10 1 Can Sweet Corn, Closing with prayer by W. C. for the farmer. The sum of 85 is asked, ta She Intends teaching the coming sumnier. AFTERNOON SESSION. tor which a policy is given, promising 10 Lodge called to order,by D. W. C. T., .1 Can Tomatoes, to pay 8500 to the fanner if the horse (jlappy George intends to hie him to and opened with usual ceremonies. 25 3 Cakee Fine Toilet Soap, he has insured shall die. The company Manlatee with the northward flight of Officers all present at roll call. is said to be a fraud. the birds. 25 Moved and carried that Mr. and Mrs. 26 Boxes Matches (800 in box), (/"Remembhr that Barry county ought J. W. Bentley. T. J. Bushand Geo. A. Geo. Garrison and Air. Richard Barber, 3 40 Best Roller Flour per cwt., to have a new jail The present struct­ Barnes spent the fore part of the week of West Baltimore lodge. No. 683, be rt Gun Lake. , allowed a seat in this meeting and the Best Entire Wheat Flour per cwt, 3 76 ure is a disgrace to the county. At the privilege of voting. Mr. and Mra. Cutting, of Detroit, next election the people will vote on the 06 Delegates from eleven (11) lodges Whole Codfish per lb., proposition to build a new jail) It were the guests of E. W. Morrill and were present and made reports. 06 Choice New Fat Mackerel per lb., would cost 10 cents on each 8100. "Who wife the past week. Moved and carried that the commit­ would Dot be wining to pay so light a Marshal Nims is convalescing. This tee on grading lodges be left with the tax for a creditable jail ? . announcement will be very comforting chairman of each lodge. There were 86 members initiated this The greenbackers a^e to hold a coun­ to his many friends. quarter: and the total number members cil at Lansing the 30th. to determine as Jex-de Pratt went to Grand Rapids in the county is 454. Report of the We are the leaders in Low Prices. All goods first-class' to the possibility of the leaders being Saturday to commence working in committee on resolutions read and We are the only strictly casR-Grocery and Crockery House able to deliver the fusion chattels to tlie Voigt’s flouring mills. approved; also the report of the com­ democrats. There is no question but John R. Thompson, of this city, 82 mittee on grading lodges was read and in Hastings. that Fuller and other greenback office years of age, is thought to be insane accepted. Hastings lodge No. 944. seekers will seek to bring about fusion, over the Carveth trial. carried off the flrrt prize, and Union lodge No. 713 took the second prize. in the hopes of securing a few crumbs Mr. and Mra. P. T. Colgrove-enterTneD. W. C. T. appointed the follow­ from the democratic plate. tained their friends at progressive ing committee: Tuesday the friends ot Rev. A. F. euchre Saturday evening. On 'Prizes—Sister M. E. Whitney, Dempsey from State Road and vicinity Miss Lillian Estes has had to give up Walter Dunham and Sister Carpenter. On Good of the Order—Sisters M. E. of the parsonage to the number of about her duties as teacher for a short time Whitney, A. Foster, Hilburn. Hoff and 40 met at the parsonage for a social on account of her sickness. Bro. Ryerson. , visit A very enjoyable time was had Arthur Clark, the Grand Masonic The D. W. P. C. T. exemplified the un­ After a sumptuous repast, a season of lecturer, will deliver a lecture this eve­ written work of the order at this time. prayer and songs of praise to the Giver ning in the Mason's lodge room. Resolved that a vote of thanks be ex­ of all good, the company dispersix! to To Al. J. Kev and wife, Tuesday tended to D. W. P. C. T, Mrs. E. J. their several homes with the best wislies of the pastor and wife, all feeling morning, an 11 pound girl. Shake McElwain for her services. Moved and carried that Bro. Clark, । ••Majah; ” always room for one more. that the day had been well spent. from Champion lodge, lx- entitled to a The Hastings, Banner of this week - W. 8. Goodyear- and Royal Mudge voice in this meeting. rtarted for California Tuesday. They Moved and carried that we accept contains a long and admirable account expect to be absent about two'months. the resignation of our present D. D., And therefore the cheapest, is the of the trial of Wm. J. Caryeth, of Hast­ a vote of — the lodge Mra. M. Ej To Air. and Mrs. Frank Nims, of anil by rr;.--., '-— -— ings, on the charge of poisoning his Grand Rapids, a lx»y. Their manv i hltney,of Middleville, be recommend­ wife. The Banner was compe lled to friends in this city extend congnrtuU- ed*<sour D-D- . , . issue a supplement far this purpose and tions. Inrlffp nnr By a vote vote of the lodge our next iumi ses-­ shows a quality of enterprise which its sion will l>e held with Forest lodge No. readers ought to appreciate. Carveth Arthur Haight, a former resident of 291 in Maple Grove. was convicted and has taken up Ids resi­ Woodland, for the part eight years ns Resolved that we return a vote of dence in Jackson where he will not pow- siding in Montana, is visiting friends thanks to Bio. Jas. Hallett for his on anybody or devote his evenings to Jn this city and Woodland. services. wirkwl women.--Jackson Citizcn. . Resolved that a vote of thanks be St Dr. Peckham, of Freeport, returned extended to Hastings, Union and Balti­ The excitement attendant upon the Wwlnesday from a trip to Battle Creek ^arveth trial and his subewjuent alleg­ and Chicago in the interest of a propos- more lodges for the hospitable manner in which they have entertained the ed con tensions has about subtddtxl, p'-o-1i ed railroad to FrwNK^, The Dr. Is a Barry county district lodge. pie taking no stock in the effort of the I] “hustler" and we nopt hL efforts may The D. W. F. S. reported an enroll­ I be successful.: • ment of 106 members and a collection convicted man to shift the blame of ofsiaeo. his crime upon the shoulders of an- j OBITUARY. Resolved that we extend a vote of other. It is a kiuF fact, that many hearts are made to bleed, by reason of Mrs. Charlotte Celinda Willison was regyet to Bro. Burt Armstrong, who on A Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Getting the misdeeds of a bad man. None have bom in Woodstock. 111., on March 28th. account of sickness, was unable to at­ 1 ■ the greatest quantity of neat from a given quantity of a right to allege that others are implb . 11801. nod was married to. Mr. Samuel tend to his duties as Rec. Sec. Moved and carried that our Rec. Sec. wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. rated In the Carveth crime, until some­ R. Willison, of Barry, Barry Co., Mich. be instructed to prepare a copv of the ■ thing is brought to light to corroborate - on her twentieth birthday. the statmenta of the man who la now About two years ago she was taken minutes of this session for publication Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have hut one. This gives paying the penalty thereof. sick with consumption, and lingered in the Hastings papers. There being no further business the until Thursday evening, Feb. 25th, 1886, . the Kenfield fumade a great advantage over other fur­ Tuesday of last week, a home mis­ when death called her hence. Soon ot­ lodge adjourned to meet the first -Wed­ naces as a heat producer. sionary society was organized in this ter she was taken sick the family nesday. at 10 a.m., in June 1886. with city, with a membership of 25.. The fol­ moved from their farm to Hastings, Forest lodge No. 291. Closing with prayer by D. W. C. ’ Mich., on account of Mr. and Airs W’s. lowing officers were elected: In the evening a large crowd gather­ It has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This poor health, and to give the older chil­ ed at the Good Templars Hall to listen PreiL.—Mrs. John Rock. dren better advantages at school. ■ saves much trouble and inconvenience. Vice Pres.,—Mrs. C. Whitcomb. She was an affectionate wife and to a well prepared program given by Vice Fres..—Mrs. John Fuller. the members of the district lodge. mother, and though so strongly attach­ Sec.,—Miss Allie Mudge. ed to her family, she was resigned to The program consisted of short speech­ Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a Cor. Se<k. Miss Ettie Main. the providence that separates them. es, Declamations, Recitations and Treas.,—Mrs. Wm. Jones. ■ house. For five years she had been a member Tabaleaax. J. MI LEX BURPEE, Rec. Rec., The objects of this society are to at­ of the Johnstown and Barry Congrega­ Bow-cos Mill*. Mich. tend to the wants of the needv in our tional church, and greatly appreciated own dty. The aim to praiseworthy, Christian fellowship. Her death was Thickness of shell, and castings and radiators; giving asWhkRRAH, By the immutable laws and the society should have the hearty . surance of long wear and better uniformity of neat. a triumphant one, giving evidence of of life and death ordained at the begin­ support of aU citizens. her abiding faith in Christ. “I am al­ ning of time to endure to the end, On Wednesday Alarch 17th the 15th most home. It is all right. God is thereof with no shadow of turning, the good,” were her la*t words. She seemed wife of Comrade Willison has passed Perpendicular flues, insuring much more heat than the oranniversary of the organization of the to see friends who had gone before her from this to the other shore—gone ■ dinary horizontal flues. northwestern branch of the W. F. M.S. and heard them beckon hen to the -bet­ from the sight of mortal kin, and will be celebrated by the members of ter country.” She leaves a husband Whereas, By her death at this time, the society in this city, at the residence and six children, besides a large circle when the day of his own life is far 'Those vyho expect to build houses the coming season will of Mra. E. Y. Hogle. This anniversary, of friends to mourn her death. Though spent and infirmities intrude upon his is known as “thank-offering day”tand gone before she will not soon be forgot- peace and quiet, our • honored and save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, each member is requested to bring such weary comrade is bereft of the care, the most economical, is thelenfield funiace. Call at Her funeral was attended by a large comfort and solace which only a com­ an offering as her interest and circum­ stances sbaU prompt, accompanied by congregation at Hickory Comen, Sun­ panion can give,his homemade deso­ an appropriate text of Scripture. The day n. m, Fel>. 28th, F. W. Bush, of late, and his life lonely: therefore Bedford, officiating. “Blessed are the exercises will begin at 3 p. m. and wdl Re»olcf<l, That we the members of ranxlst of select remliDg by Mrs. Wm. dead who die in the Lord.” Fitzgerald Port G. A. Rn while know­ Jones and Miss Stella Wheeler, a paper ing when death claims our nearest and dearest and the heart refuses to be con­ on our work In South America, and another by Mrs. B. R. Rose;’wblect: soled. how empty seem mere words, yet Causes for Thanksgiving, to b<> follow­ Northern Grown Seedr.—Fann­ we cannot refrain from expressing our Hastings, Mich„ and get estimates of cost of heating and vened by personal testimonies, with music, ers, gardners and others using seeds, sorrow and extending to him and tilating your dwellings. Scripture texts, responsive services, etc. his family our sympathy. are you aware that there is a well Ruolvfd, That we honor her name The fund contributed will be used to forward the work In South America. stocked seed store near you. where you 'and memory for her virtues and be­ A cordial invitation is extended to those can buy all kinds of garden, field and cause she honored him. .flower seeds, as wen as garden tools Rexolr»tt, That, looking beyond hunot members of the society. and implements? These seeds are of Iuan selfishness we feel that his loss is isn selfishnewt. TiiE'-Fobvm, edited by Southern 8. northern growth and tested and true, her infinite gain ■ ..w>. ——- „__i; that freed from the Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor of ixxlily ixxlily ills illi rite Hvui beautified Metcalf, and published by the Forum Try them. Send for catalogue. Ad- pain of Publishing Co., 97 Fifth AvA, New dress, H. W. Landreth, Battle Creek, in summer land and there awaits his stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble WWW.il W.CW.M < —I. rvlcs IvCb.VlC wwf ' — I— * Mich. Ra^lvtd, That these resolutions be York, is a new magazine seeking public favor. The publishers claim that this We render oar heartfelt thanks to all spread upon the records of the Port, a magazine will lie addressed to the mass our neighbors and friends who so kind­ of uiloiureof poopte: Itat It wlU allow ly sympathized with, and aartstod us, copy delivered to the family, and that a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or c they ber-“*~*—* to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks subjects that concern aU claims alike in in our great affection. yon morals, in education, in government can aee one in operation. Call in. and in religion. That It will be genu- PAY YOU "J . We Sell for Cash Only. J. H. Beamer &. Co the best 1 FURNACE MADE Its Points of Superiority are: 2 3 4 5 6 3 Brooks & Kenfield’s, No More Wood �retch hint be baffled me. Mr. Parkman -won- he would find the rascal if be were ahnvu ground, and abu-cd the detectives called her mother. for their MiipiditT. At butt, one day, he cahod me into his private office, and opening a square bUT.'whowrd me sornre Farmer Grey mW •’ «fte»- s«W Wwnya ,thing that puzzlivl nte. -it s a thief trap." said Mr. Parkregretfully. Perhaps he wi> iiimbIM iman. "!>■’ I1m> thtef get his hand into' enough to wish rkat she were stronger tills and he’ll never get it loose again Minuter in ISM Iwitlxeit help. It will spoil his beauty,, ssvery riibud. active man. :ci<i exceedl- koo. I fanrv. “ ’"g1/ *4 "S’’1 al'»“£'' «n tXe j Then hr locke<l the horrible box again, Philippe, where ha receiveJ minute con■idcratom forrfx yranu When he returned world. Therefore. I f«r *»> r-mef hnd told me that h* »honld put it in the’ for mother'* f<ct-teni*s wsU -snqily 4 eiifc that night. regret that r>lff could cot •!» mere t<i .ih| "Remember," said he, "not a word/ age, he undoubtedly intended to rc-cnlc? political life." • him in hi* "getting along" whemre. I to any use.’' Popular oval ion * were arranged (or him I slept soundly until about one o’clock ' She harseW rvgr> tt<il that she was n<>« in the morning, when I was awakened । rttonp r. he reached his home in Detroit General "Father work* *o han I." jibe wouki by a terrible explouon.. . sav. "I frol that I md not as nnidi b»-!pl I started to mr feet in an instant, but Cam was publicly ret-Ogniud as a candi­ to'him as I might be if I wen- ‘ t» rral| At first I could not remember where I date for the Presidency. ** By remaining in v.-a-. When I did, however, I guewwii the field as a cin<Ji«!jde,’ says Mr. IJlaine, strong woman." [ Wlut more would she have done?! \»t once that the sound I hail heard came ** he deeply wounded Mr.-Van Buren, dt»Wb.ai more could .-he have done? And. /from the office where the safe stood, rrgardi-l a pens mol and potitiral friend* m\t of all. what more /Monlfl site have and that the thief had lieen canght at ship of ihirtv tears* duration and aondiTcd h*t in tiir infernal machine. I hurried ties which life was too short tn re unite” • done? She kept the Ikmi«c tn order. She did I on ray clothes, ruihwl to Mr. Parkman's a loving. (Jod-fearing mother’s duty by I room and found his l»rd empty, and, ex-' her children. She was up <irlv and to । pecting I know not what horror, made Doniinatioa in 1646. . bed lute. She was busy every Lour of | niy way to the office. The dead statesman will always have a the da/. Site milked and made butter, I A man had Iren caught in the trap, • jworkeil in her garden, cooked for but it was not Sdpio. That poor fel­ “hands." raised and sold qhicken*. but low. howling and wringing his hands, never had a dollar of her own. dtood staring over my shoulder. he shed upon her. "Shw luu had no Prv^iShe could, and did. "when father war Tin- man nt the -afe was dremed dtmlial candidate since, and the out­ h& nlgfatxlotliM. He hail look for her having one in the near future rushed." go out into the fields and drop in corn for half a day, and then come into > sunk down upon his knees, and blood is not promising <*asanpi>!ie La been her hot. sUiffc little kitchen and get din­ wm streaming over his body. A mo­ aaraed alter him, and so long as that ner for fourteen people, and yet— ment more, and I bent over him. and thrifty town prosper* ami grows his many ••mother was not strong." wiw Mr. Parkman himself. Ho was not virtues will be extolled. It is in <a»She often wondered if she would ever mortally wounded, and the first words sopolis that Mr. Smith Wooden lives, be strong She would sit down on the he said to me a* he came to were tiiese: kitchen uoor.it«p''«mir nights long after "HnbLel. don’t tell any one what a all the others were in bid dreading the fool I've been. I used to walk in my Idler: coming of the morrow, and hoping it sleep when I wu_« boy. I forgot that. woohlu't be so very hot. She wm I must have taken to it again.” rheumatism au<l neuralgia. mJ much as Afraid she might "give out" She I always keep it in the All the missing money, m well as tho Alblophoro*. wonld b-an her aching head against the bonds, were found in uuold hair trunk house and cheerfully recvmiuend it to qnpaiutod door frame, cross her tired in the attic. Mr. Parkmkn said he was txherv" hand* Ib-llesdy in her; lap. close her thinking about that trunk when he felt An equally good opininn of-the median* eye.*, and "w^pder” about many his hand grinped and heard the ex­ is expressed by Charles Jjilaurcil, ot plosion. as he had felt and beard things Bradley, u follows: Some of Iter neighbors, with families in dreams: and when be________ recovt “ I would say in favor of Athlophoros only half tu> large a< her own. kept a which wm not for many months, Robin­ that one bottle entirely ennsd me of rheastrong hired girl in the kitchen the year son and Miss Merivale were married. I around. must say Mr. Parkman came out bright She often wondered vaguely how it just then. I was prqud of him. Ha highly recommend it to all su Bering from would seem to hare a girl in her kitchen; sent the roung pair a set cd sdver with the same disease.” she wondered how it would seem for her his compliments.—N. Y. Utws. ■ G. Wireinw & Son, druggist*, of Ad­ to be away from borne over nighL rion, report this gratifying case: The fondest hope of her life for ten THE HIRED HELP. .# years had Itecn that she might visit her we sold a man a boule of Athlopboroa for mother who lived tico hurulrcd mile.-: his father, who had not walked more than sway. She said she wouldn't be afraid to go "such a long ways" alone, and I To avoid danger of instating dispute* ••father" had often said she should go it is better for both parties to have a if “su<h sad such a thing tamed out written iontract specifying especially TW*c things often "turned out welt” the following points in regard to which This war four daya from the time he first but mother never made that vitit. no. raisundezwtandings mod often arise: never. The length of term of hiring; the pay be thinks be is entirely free from rheuma­ I "One tiling and .mother,” she said, and the mode of payment; the hours of tism. The gentleman is in the neighbor­ "kept her at- home;" and one day a me* .igc came bringing tho news of 'her work on week days: arrangements for hood of uxtyyeanof age and looks healthy ntothcr’s death. She would have liked overtime on special occasions of treed. I and robust now." to go taven thou to see once more that binding the employe tn assist the em­ beloved fane even though it wni cold in ployer in urgent cases for a special rate -death. of pay; holidays and work expected on nxnelhlnr But father said that, "seeing as she M directed. them, including Sundays; causes of dis­ ywuldn't do any good there was do uv missal on the one part' and of quitting wearing herself out making the trip." work, on the other; what pay should be »o she steyrxl at home, grateful to father The great sources of the extensive given for a broken month, and by the rfar hi* thuugbtfuinc.ss in not wanting day in such cases; penalty for absence curative range of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover her to “wear b jrsclf ouL" Tonic are ito great blood puritying quali­ from work without leave, which is as ties and its gen tie aperitive action, tlier^ ButshcWM to utterly worn out one day. so worn out in body and mind and serious a matter for the employer ns by .removing all restraint from the . soul, that when she clasped her tired j would be the failure vto pay wages foe decretive organs, curing promptly and the employed; the cnarge for board dur­ thoroughly dyspepsia, coeitiveneMS, hid hand* over her Iwi-srt in sleep they were ing lo-d time, and any other special breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick i never undsaped again in this world, point which’ might need to be made and nervous bewiache, ague, malaria, I There wax no rosponsc of: "Yes. I'm satisfactory and certain. and all stomach, liver and Kidney troub­ j coining," whoa father called her in the When a man is hired by the month or les. The most delicate stomach accept.* I’graydawn of a Jfovember morning. any other period and is paid so much a It with relish. Price fifty cents, of One Father who lio>l truly loved ber, day his pay goes on only when he works Fred Hotchkiss. | and who bad help' d her Ix.ar her heavy and he keeps holidays at his own cost. A new cheese factory is to be estab­ burdens through all these twenty years. I had called her in the night, nndl thiuk If he is hired bv the month and paid lished at Vassar. for the month, 'he is cxjiected to work •hr was gUd to say: "Yes. Father, Fm Dr. Jackson’s Eye Salve is a prompt every day, Sundays included, doing on •'oming. --Detroit Free Preu. and positive cure for all diseases of the work as milking, foofiing. watering and eyes in infiatnution, granulation, and cltohing the animals. Other holiday, weaknes of vslon. It costs only 25 PLUNDERING A SAFE. jire not legally Idle day* and tho hired cents, and is highly recommended for man is not excused from work unless piles. Ann Arbor wants a Sanitarium and the employer gives hita the holiday: if I was a oinrk to Mr. Parkman—con- the' man leaves work on such days it ie a street railway. telrntial derk — am! knew as much oi at his own expense. A working month That Hacking Copan can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We Hie busbu*. as ha did. He. was an has t^cuty-sLx dsrs and a man whe guarantee it. For sale by W. 11. old badidcr, and lived in the room* loses time or breaks his time U paid ot Doodyear. tliis basis. A man who hires by th* over the MHuting-houie. His servant month Is paid by tlie month, and if bt Will You Suffer with Dyspepsia wiw n fellow abont forty years old. a na­ voluntarily leaves without good reasoe and Liver Complaint ? Shiloh’s Vlttive of Africa^ am! so black that ebon v before any month is expired he can no: alizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. wiw n>j(Mag to him. I never liked coBccLthat month’s pay nor any part of Sleepless Nights, made miserable by him. bat Mr. Parkman thought him a it But he can not ba dbcliargi-'l until that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is tronsnre. His name was .Scipio. He the end of the month or he can collect the remedy for you. For sale by W. the whole of the month’s pay except be always drtMKod in white, too. winter or is discharged for good cause. . H. Goodyear. f C atarrah Cured, health and sweet summer. I don’t really think that my Ln cases where the employer furnisties breath secured bv Bhiloh’s Catarrah j dislike begun until the day Mr. Park­ a bouse to the-hired man who may have itemodv. Price 60 renta Naaal Inman inttu-d the first money from the a family, a eond lion in the contract jector free. !• or side by W H. Good- j safe. That was in winter, about should provide that the house be vacat-s! rhe end of December. I hail locked the next, day after the hired man quits For lane Baek, Side or Chest use Shithe money up tho night before, in work of bis’own motion. This is just to lob's Porotui Plaster. Price 25 cent*. Mr. Parkman’s prmence. It was a the employer and no hardship to the For sale bv W.H. Goodyear. paymeat mads just as we were about to employed, because he can better con­ SniLOH*8 Couou and Consumption | close—sot a great, sum. only a hundred tinue work until hr. is ready to mov» Cure is Sold by us on n guarantee. It dollars. Only Mr. Parkman and I than the employer can do without help cures consumption. For sale bv W. knflw the combinations of- the lock. until the house is vacated. It is well al­ II. Goodyear. Yet when I came in the morning it vnu so to have a provision that a month’s Shiloh’s Vitalixer is what you need gone. for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, notice to leave shall be given on both Dizziness and all symptoms of DvsI eonfewi that my mind flew at once sides, excepting for grow misconduct on pepsia. lYice 10 and 75 cents per bot­ to Scipio, I ventured to hint thu to Mr. cither part. This provision tend* to tle. For side by W. H. Goodyear. Parkman, but I thought he would have self-control on the part of lx>th, who aro knocked me down for Hie suggestion. each apt to fly off on tho least provoca­ Croup, Whooping COugh and Bron­ chitis immediately relieved by Shi­ ••Scipio would die for rue,7' he mid. tion, the employer appearing to domi­ loh’s Cure. For sale by W. H. Good“I diGuhl be more apt to suspect that neer, while the hired man is thought to be impertinent "Take no heed to all fly-away young Kubinson of ours.” Itobinsaa was a young, fellow of words that arc spoken” is useful in Spiritual meeting! are held nightly In twenty-six. Mr. Parkman wa« about such cases. It is better to reserve onc’a Marcellus. fifty. He had taken Robinson into his self until later in cases of dispute, and employmuat on the recommendation of then sjH-ak only with re.-mon and delib­ The recent statistics of the number of eration, for it is "a fool speaks oil hi* deaths show that a large majority die mind." with consuniption. This disease inny Moreover the employer should act the commence with an apparently hanrdrtM yonng man did hi* duty »o well part of a friend to bis workman. What cough which can be cured by Kemp's a pleasaot record wm that of the hired Balsam for the throat and lungs which one could find fault with him a mun who served faithfully forty yearn is guaranteed to cure and relieve all and between whom and bis employer caere. Price 50 c»®ts and tl. Trial Mh« ICarhale couldn’t help liking there wm a kindly oooaideration grow- sue free. For sale by Fredk Hotchhim InmA I abnaM think, and both *aa»*d her. Father. generally go with Ann Arbor will have a guild hall to superior in any gifts to bls hired man, cottflOjOUU. let him in thankfulnres for these advan­ gtetire M the wonderful coi).-<-n*r*tiMJ Ei*lU rMWrwu He tried to hide it: but tage* imp-rt some of them to tho in­ ferior and thn* twice bias* three gift*. There should be a cordial sympatby be­ tween employer and employed and a mutual desire to do what is exactly right to each other. It aIm Hon solely of money, grading infinwre t of the army upon the eampaign of 1X15. era starting from point* widely separated, were concentrated with wonderful pre­ cision upon toe divisive point of toe zone df opcratitom and in this way he insured the succresful issue ot the cam­ paign. The choice of the dccisfre point wa* the result of a skillful appli­ cation of the principle of strategy; and the arrangement* for m iving the troop* give# ns an .example of logistics which originated in hi* own <:lo* L It has been long clahnod that Berthirr framed those instructions which were eon-, ceired with so much preci»ion and usu­ ally transmitted with »o much clear­ ness, but I have had frequent oppdrtunitics of knowing that auch was not lhe truth. The Emperor wa* hi* own chief staff officer. Provide*! witli a pair of dividers opened to a distance by the scale of from seventeen to twmtty miles in a straight Jine (which made from twenty-two to twenty-five miles, taking into account the windings of the roads), bending over and sotnetimre Htretehed at full length upon hi* map, where the positions of his corps and the supposed positions of the enemy were marked by pins of different colors, he wa» able to give orders for extensive movements with a’ certainty and ‘ pre- I ciaion-which were astonishing. Turn­ ing hi* dividers about from point to point on the map. he decided in a mo­ ment the number of marches neowanry for eaali of bis columns to arrive at the desired point by a certain day; then placing pins In the new position* and bearing in mind the rate' of matching that he must assign to each column and the hour of it* *etting> out, he dictated these instruction* which are alone enough to make any man famutu. Ney coming from the shores of Lake Con­ stance. Lannes from upper Suabla, Sonit and Davoost from Bavaria and the Palatiuat,*, Bernadotte and Augereau from Franconia, and the Imperial Guard from Paris, were all thus ar­ ranged in line on three parallel roods, to debouch simultaneously between Saalfed, Ger* and Plauen, few per­ sona in the army or in Germany hav­ ing any conception of the object of these movements, which soemrd so ner in 1815. when Blucher had hi» array quietly in cantonment between the Sombre ’ and the Rhine, and Wel­ lington wm Attending fetes in Brussels, both waiting a signal for the invasion of France. Napoleon; who was supposed to be nt Pan* entirely engro**ed with diplomatic ceremonire. at the bead of his guard, which had been bat recently formed in the capital, fell like a thun­ derbolt upon Charleroi and Blucher's quarter*, his co him ns arriving from all point* of the compass, with rare punotuality, on the 14th of June, in the plain* of Beaumont and upon the bank* of the Sambrc, Napoh*on did not leave Pari* until the lilh. The com­ binations described above were the re­ suite of Wise strategic calculation*, but their execution wa* undoubtedly * mas­ terpiece of logistic*.—notion fit raid. JULIA mitTi- CHAS. H. BAUER. PAINS! In Um rf IK. ii__ .' S* ryHf «*“>»««>< Pottos du|y »*rifcte 01 iianvra i* rvraras. nravinf t_ pressioq; and how much it rqcaq? to m.ar.y Kidneys. No disease is more painful or prompt aqd effective as MISHLER’S •bow eases. U sty there be, why th be graatM Bitters tr.*t is so effective iq all KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. MALARIA DYSPEP- cow.b.ned with woqderful success Ujom; ♦■corstes the who'e system I CURE FITS! A FRENCH STORY. Not long ago the husband of a lovely little woman [in Paris] whom he had but a few weeks before led to the altar, saw ber safe into a carriage in which she was setting out to make somecalte. She was lhe verV light of his eyes, and they had spent few hours apart since their wedding day. Imagine his state of mind when late iu the afternoon she was brought home scbsc1<-*h and almost unrecognizable. But'I must go back a little. Die horse that drew the car­ riage slipped in rounding a corner, the vehicle turned over and the face of iu occupant was terribly mutilated with broken gloss from the windows. When the crowd which toon surrounded the carriage extricated the poor little pris­ oner, she was taken insensible into the shop of the Dearest chsmist to hare bar injuries examined. The cute and scratches were drcadfnl, but the worst was a gash from mouth to car from which a long piece of torn flesh hung. Ths poor chemist scented to have, lost his head at the sighk for instead of towing the piece in plaeo again, he cut it off. and sociug that the patient r»v mained unconscious, he waihod hi* hands of her m quickly aapowible. and «»»• her driven in a cab to be taken home. aner^lUorauf xalil dwwted are teoulred to EKxtos?&& £ Airj for Morteaare. Mtatrigna, toBmlito Bnrfovd. of U *m* ensNrtj, Mtrhiean. Sited Jut.i CLOTHING Th. - T, C. 4 CO.- clothing FITS Xiodv, hu o CUSTOM FINISH T0 WEAH. Il i. r AffiOUS for being the BEST and CHEAPEST, and is made in ALL SIZES. ALL The doctor, who is called in biyath- SHAPES and for ALL AGES. Theae Goods may be known bv the Icsa haste, exebums at the butchery of ths chemist s surgery, and savw there tbove t rude mark on the tickets. Dou't is nothing to lie done but to 'take a Juy any more clothing until y» eece out of the arm of the poor victim wn Rome of toe T, C. & Co. supply the place of that whieh the chemist had so stupidly cut off. But the half-frantic husband will not*hcar of iU and taking off his coat and baring his own arm. offers it to the doctor and bids him cut from that, and not touch h#r with his knife. "But," says the doctor, "one mutilated person is enough in a family, my dear follow. Beside the pain would be horrible." However, the heroic young husband stuck to his point, and. it is said, went through the operation with a smile an his lips, remykjug that the? had vowsd to have all things in common, pains as well as joys. The doctor did bw work deftly, the traces of the needle are already faint, and he says that when the heal­ ing process is complete there will scarcely be a visible trace of the terribtesretdenL-Max CF&ll.to —During the post year 5,763 bodies were received M the New York morgue. These came from ths police xtatjons, hospitals and other iustitatiomi. A lhal ther” were 500 more dead children received than adults. Of ths 6.763 bodies received. 1.766 were subsequently claimed and buried by fnends. The remaining 3.W7 were either buried in Potter’s fields or eewt to the nhcxu medical oolb Metlon. One hundred a nd R. K. GRANT BILIOUSNESSZ~--- -- ---- OUUU 43 furred ton|fue,voralUng-ofblIa, .giddiness, sick headache, Irreptlar bowels. The liver se­ cretes the bile and acts like a filter or sieve, to cleanse ImpuHUM of the blood. By irregu­ larity in its action or suepenf*°“ »r Its functions, the bile is liable to overflow into tho blood, eauslngjanndlce.aallow complexion, yellow eyes, bil­ ious diarrhea, a languid, w®“7 feeling and many other bUe and pure culverts H.’FT I Situ.Mri in said mortga** _ _____ BURFORD. Mortsnrre HTUA1CT & SWEET. ELY'S Crai Bali wbea applied into !OT * uSJnD �'Agricultural. gfiUJUTX DA rXJTDDMT, Bailor. Imisprint in a late bwue recommend­ ed Hajght'8 instead of Ilaigh'a Manual Do act sell tho cows because1 butter it low. There to a better time coming. Sort oi«* <n0 P°°r on^. and be prepar•4 to take advantage of circumstances when prices improve. In the mean­ time study how to keep cows cheaply and well; how to make milk and but­ ter with least cost; how to make and save the most. Now while we are in tho • Valley of Humiliation," let us make the liest of it, and not imagine •nrselves in the “Slough of Despond” lest the “Giant Despair" gets hold upon The statement in the Banner of rejmnt date that maple syrup crystalI Irek m tho dark should read, crystallizes Wm in t|ie dark. Xe»- York Tribune. • I’rofttisor E, M. Shelton is confident he is correct in his recollection that a quarter j of a century ago the average wheat yield per acre in Michigan was not far , from eleven bushels, and the past season about twenty bushels. This increase is noted ns a remarkable tact scarcely paralleled in the history rd any (other State. The “immense agricultural improvement" thus indi­ cated, while elsewhere in £he country there hill been a gradually diminished return of the great- staple, is attributed chietly to the use of clover and sheep, •r in other words to feeding the soil: ’ “The Michigan fanner never grows two whVat crops iu succession from tin* same ground, and he rarely grows more thlu: three grain crops of any kind siiecessively from the same poll: out after crops of corn, oats and wheat have been grown, not always in the •rider named, the land is ‘seeded down' ui'clover; or more usually mixed clover and timothy; and for two or more rears, as pasture or mowing land, those clover fields furnish an amount of stock feed that would astonish the Kansas farmer, but all the while the clover is storing up in the sod food for future •rope.- -the cattle and sheep helping directly, |or by the accumulation of a sapnlemfflitalbtore in the shapeof barn­ yard manure." In connection with this crop improve­ ment another fact is mentioned as de­ serving inore. than a passing notice, ■smely. fthe numerous and rapid •hnngesin varieties of wheat. “TwenU-five j ears ago, the Soule's— ,* very productive, plump and beatitixnl jvhead. but ono that Buffered greatIpfrom insect eneiuiee—was generally in uw. This gave place to the Tread­ well. a much hardier but less produc­ tive sort; and the Treadwell in turn, was replaced by the Delhi, and to some; extent the Mediterranean. Then the, Clawson, after‘a hard struggle, got almost complete possession of the State;! ami this i» now, .1 understand, yielding! slowly to Fultz; German Amber, and perhaps other sorte. The moral of all। this is. that the new sorts, if not always! an improycnii nt on the old, try their, difference! in habit of growth and time, •f ripening balfle and disappoint the! numerous! insects which everywhere, wrtge war upon the wheat plant'" The Agra ulturtl College at Lansing, fa properly credited with having exer•if-td -a powerful influence" favorable, to improved husbandry in the State. The oldest, and b^tol ail the .schools endowed by Government for promot­ ing industrial education, it has sent out wdbequirip.-d farmers, largely as the, result of itho“kd..-.r system.'’ “While, •Cher institutions have, been debating and quiUjing oVer thia question," Michigan | has olfliged students, rich and poor |thke, to work three hours a •ay on the farm, to the satufaction and mretumihle benefit of all particu­ larly cenii rned and indirectly of the advantagdat the country at large. Urgely would not 1» . nowBrt-ZqSSlotF™ bcrvioe. The wagrs are better, the fre**. dam and liberty ve double In one wS they are in the other. If. instead Of the Bham Mrvige that to given by ig­ norant and real!r overpaid aervanta to­ day sensible girls who are anxious to taking care Of thanaelve. and remind। good wag4A would fit thenutelvw at ; the cooking schools, or In anv w8V Sna ^“1? favallablr- lh,’J would not long wait for employment, and thev Sk)ym.rnlUed ‘'umeQ*1-v b* thei? <or mentioning -Mich.’ Parmer ltllvlllgu.ll A little handbook recently published treats on what to do in case ot sprains and other accidents. St. Jacob’s Oil should at once be applied. It to the greatest pain cure on earth, and costs only fifty cents a bottle. Are You Insured Against Tornadoes? The basket and butter-plate factory at Montague is running on full time. Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone & Bd-Stom Beware of Frauds.—Be sure you Kt the genuine Dr. Thomas’ Electric 11. It cures Colds, Croup. Asthma, a?t .one real,w‘8 how hard it to to iteafness and rheumatism. find good women' for every kind of The Faw Paw roller rink has l»een work in our house*, and what price leased for a wagon and carriage store. wJK7 if th‘‘y tnn b* well suited, it fe a ’ “That Miss Jon&» is a nice-looking wonder more girls are not ready to girl, ton't she?” arize the chances. It to because such “Yes, and she'd bn the Ixdle of the a8" l”Xa 80 carricwlv and town if it wnsnt for one thing." liadly done, that it has fallen into disre­ “What's that?" pute, and the doers of it have takrm Sh» has catarrh so bad it to unpleas­ such low rank. Nobody takes the ant to be near her. She has tried a doz­ trouble to fit herself properly but the en things and nothing helps her. I am women trust to bring taught and fiBt sony, for 1 like her, but that doesn't teg out their duties after they assume make it any less disagreeable for one to such positions—not before.—Household. t® around her.” Now if she had used Dr. Sage’s Ca­ a F°riJ SWKCT t’RttaM BtTTTKILAlmost all of our butter-perham all— tarrh Remedy, there would have been nottiing of the kind said, for it will cure is made from cream that has some de­ catarrh every time. gree of acidity. But th< subject sagthe comparative quality of , Scarlet fever has closed the school at butter made from cream of the sour­ the Lake district in Dover. ness usually possessed by cream in tho Those who Itelieve that nature will average dairy, and from cream of the work off acough or cold should under­ “urnees in the average creanierv. stand that this Is- done at the expense Wejmve always held that good datfy of the constitution. Each time this butter, that is, butter well made from weakens the system, and we all know ^uhe dalr?*18 by odd« the that the termination of this dangerous u Tbere ht a delicious flavor PHtetice is a consumptive’s grave. that butter made from sweet cream or Doni take tbe chances, when a flfuy cream onlv partially sour does not pos­ cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive sess. and if every tlairyman and datrv- Cure will safely and promtrtly enre any woman in the country understood the recent cough, cold or throat' or lung process of making butter as wrilju it trouble. Buy the dollar bottle ot Fred to understood in a creamery, dtiirv but­ Hotchkiss for chronic'cases or family ter would be universally regimted as use. the l>«t butter It is the large amount The Nanaimo mine is raising ITS tons of poor dairv butter thatcurem almost everything that beanUhe name of dairy per day from her now find. while on the other likad it is the gm- Bartholdi * Statue or “Liberty Knllxhlrneial uniform excellence of creamery iuq the World** butter that makes almost evervthteg will be a reminder ot personal liberty that bears the name of creamery pass for ages to come. On just as sure a muster. It to no easv work to find a foundation as Dr. Pierce’s “Golden Med­ good arttelc of dairy butter at the ical Discovery" been placed, and It will stores in this city to-day. and many stand through the cycles of time as a who prefer good dairy to creamery are monument to the physical emancipation dnven to buy the latter. Butter from ot thousands, who by its use have been strictly sweet cream is not much made, relieved from consumption, consump­ because there to not much advantage tive night-sweats, bronchitis, coughs, in it, but on the contrary there to aar- spitting of blood, weak lungs and other ious disadvantage. Aridity guarantees throat and lung affections.. a letter result at least with the average Onondaga and Jackson were connect­ butter- maker. In a word. goo«k, sweet, ed by telepnone Thurjtday. cream butter to the result of conditions that are not required in making good Joshua commanded the sun to utand butter from cream • that possesses at still in order that he might have more least some degree of aridity. anti butter time in which to' complete the defeat of making to a suiHciently delicate art at the enemy qf Israel. Injthe battle with best to make its mastery apparently disease we, too, must take advantage of diflicult to many, without imposing every means given to aid us in our comany extraordinary conditions.-Western l«at. Mishler's Herb Bitters to a potent Rural. agent against dyspepsia, ague, sick head­ ache and kidney and liver complaint. How About the Garden?—How The Brush estate of Detroit, will many farmers nre going to have a good erect a 81(0,000 opera house. garden this waoon. and how many who start out with large plans will’draw Seven bottles of Athlophorous have out the contents of the barnyard on a relieved me entirely of rheumatism of little square of land and perhaps get aa live years standing, which was no acute far as to fit for seed and bow it. and at times as to compel me to give up then let the whole thing prove a failure work and keep my room. William for want of after culture? In these Sommers, foreman of B. F. McMillan hard times the products of a good gur- & Bro., McMillan, Wisconsin. <len go far toward the support of a The Sturgis schools are dosed on fanner’s table, and if the garden re­ ceives ita proportion of work there to account of scarlet fever. no spot on the farm that will pay u ♦ • ♦♦Nervous debility, premature debetter return. cllne of power in either sex, speedily The objection nnule by some fanuent and la-rmancntly enfed. Large liook, that a garden, if kept well, requires 10 cento in stamps. World's Dispensary more hilior than a great field of corn is : Metlical Awociation, fit'<3 Mam Street. not valid. *lf the vt^getables are arran- ■1 Buffalo. N. Y. ed in long rows so us to admit of a The new City Hall at Grand Rapids good proixirtion of horse cultivation. the requirement of labor is very alight, j to near completion. For a little pitch ot ground, with a lew , Children will retuse bad tasting cough but they will all be willing to potatoes, beets and cabbages growing [medicine ■ upon it, the term garden to a misnomer. t.ikc Dr. JodUKKES SJTOp of lungwort Every farmer should have all the lead­ and wild cherry, whenever offered. It ing vegetables to give diversity to his fit.as pleasant tis maple syrup apd will table in summer and, furbish a liberal reach a bod cough and euro the whoop­ ing cough much quicker than any other supply for winter. tiauliflowtr, Lima beans, celery, us- preparation of the kind. For sale by garagtu*, horseradish, sahify. summer W. H. Goodyear. squaaltes mid parsnip* should I® ni Bay City i>eople want the city landed common as cabbages, beets, peas. to construct sewers. i cucumbers and Hubbards. •euulry Gentleman. H;U!'« V«-Krtal>le Sicilian Hair Renewtr hral.t A good healthful diet has a great The historic island of St. Helena is every <Usea».c peculiar to tbe scalp, nod keeps •aid to have once been clothed with deal to do with the prosperity and hap­ tbe bcaip enol and clean. verdure aid beauty, but ita physical piness of tho taniier's household, find a variety, in vegetables is Indispensable to Wort on White's new theater. Detroit, ban befeatures liitve undergone a lamentable a well supplied table. Michigan Hort­ change. Its mountains have been de­ nuded of their forests, and its soil hits iculturist. Hur. superior l<> all other liniments. Always disappeared by constant washing, bo A Field non Ladies.-We hear keep It In the house. All druggists. Mint it has become a “stem, barren Tale," much about the avenues that are open There h talk of organizing a woman's relief In tr.,n.1,.n which must, from present indications, to women at the present day, but look •re long become uninhabitable. And at the subject as we may, they have all thia has I >een brought about th rough not an equal chance with the men. If you are .•uttfcriiiK wiUi low him! deprrAaed Mie destruction of its trees. Besides being shut out of many occupa­ Miirtts, low ol appetite. KeticntL debility, dlsorIt is to be hoped that the people of tions by physical incapacity, and work­ drn-d Mood, weak eonstltuUoii, headache, or any dlsofae of a bUloui n-ifiirr. by all mean* prothis land of immense resources will not ing for inferior pay in many of those .cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be allow it to became a sterile waste. in which by superior fitness and faith­ surjirlwd to see the rapid improvement that And those? who intend to help in pre­ fulness they have gained a (pothold will follow; you will be Inspired with new life; vtreiqtth and activity win return: pain and mis­ venting so direful a result, and who they find themselves elbowed bv men. ery ”III cc*w, and henceforth you will rejoice in have opportunities and fatalities for even in those vocations which belong the praise of Electric Bltu-ri. Sold al fifty cents doing so, need not wait until the gener­ especially to them, as, for instance, mil­ a bottle by W. 11. Goody ear. al interest in the matter has culminated linery and dress-making. But there to Battle Creek will have a paid fire department in a craze, but should at once engage a pursuit in which very few women after March so. m this beneficent anil provident work, are as vet engaged, which offers mon* Writ’s Couich Synip. the household remedy for confths. colds, sore throat. brnuchlUs. which will presumably result in real advantages with fewer drawbacks, SAltiniA, tnfiuenza. whooptnx eocRh, eonsump­ good to succeeding generations. than any other to which she. can turn tion and all throat and lun< dlseaae*. Se, 50c In landscape gardening, more atten­ her attention. This to the cultivation and >1.00 per bottle. All dragRiaU. tion might be given to the esthetics of ot small.fruita. The leading character­ A new rrist mill i« contemplated at Sherman ornamental tree-planting. Why. for istics of this work arc such aa to re­ City, Isabella county. MLstunce,. might not a memorial tree or commend it aq ecially to womeq. It is The Proprietors of Ely's Cream Balm do not group of -trees, commemorative of not laborious, does not require great claim It to l>e a cure-all, but a »ure remedy for i colds In the bead and hay fever K Is some event in the history of a family, phyaid&l strength, and yet It furnishes catarrh, not a liquid or a Muff, but Is eaalfy applied with be planted on the ground’s surrounding proper and plentiful exercise for both the anger. It relief at once. Price fiOe. a rural home, which, while subserving utind and body. There is but little . I have had nasal catarrh for ten years so bad tie general purposes for which such heavy work connected with it, and that there great aarcs In my nose, and one place was eaten through. I cot Ely's Cream Balm. plantings are made, might also become that little can be hired. It does not re­ Two bottles did the work. My nose and bead la an object of special interest, from the quire much capital. But little land is well. I feel like another rnan.-C H. • McMillen, associations connected with it?‘ required and no expensive implements. Sibley, Jackson Co., Mb. Said Charles Downing to the writer, When the buslnera is begun in a small The girls at the University want, and will as he stood, several years ago, amid the wav, and gradually increased, there to have, the use of tbe gymnasium. •cene.1 of his boyhood, and pointed to scarcely any expense worth naming. • some noblo elms, whose overarching The Michigan Horticulturist Au did physician.retired from nnwioe. having had placed In hit hands by an East India mbboughs afforded u grateful shade: “I When you buy canned goods in tin, alonary the formula of a simple vegefabi* re­ planted those trees fifty years ago!” medy for the speedy and permanent euro of There are probably few who cannot, as corn, tomatoes, fruits, etc., see that Consumption. Brur-chltls. Catarrh. Asthma and in some way, and to some extent, assist the ends of the cans do not bulge out­ all Uiroat and Lung Affect tons, also a poslUve rudicaleure for Nervous Debility and nil ha repairing the evil done by the ruth­ ward; this indicates the presence of aud Nervous Cotnplalnla, after having tested its less UMtruittion of the forests and tim­ deleterious gases. See also that there is wonderful curative powers in thousands of ber tracts of the country, and in restor­ but one small puncture in the end of cases, has felt It bb duty to make it known to his suffering Actuated bv DibmoUre ing the former beauty and attractive­ the can; whoa there is more than one anti a desire fellows. to reUere human MifTrrtng. I will It is pretty good evidence that the can send free of charge, to all who d«Mkre ft, liils ness of its physical feature*. lias lieen punctured to permit the escape recipe, In German. French or Knglfah. with full of gasw-raused by fermentation, and soldered Up again. Never let anything I wish it were in my power to per­ put up In tin stand in the can after the vade young girls who wonder what can is opened; the add of tbe contents, There Is nocluuijm in the'Bpringfleld.O..reapthey shall do to earn their living, that under the oxidization of the air, effects M is better tto choose some business that a chemical action on the lead with is In a woman's natural work. There which most tin to adulterated, which » a great repugnance at the thought of produces a poisonous salt- This advice being a servant, but a girl ta no Imi a has been given in th* Household here­ tofore. but as we learn by “line upon IF NOT, YOU SHOULD INSURE IN THE Insurance Company. Organized April 7,1885, by the people and for the benefit of the peopled Purely mutual. Ao speculation. No dividends. No stockholders to enrich. Entirely under control of its nieinbers. It will cost you one dollar membership fee, and two mills on the dollar to start with; then if there is no loss therb will be nothing to pay. When a loss occurs you will pay in proportion to the amount you insure. Any of us would much rather help to pay a loss than to sustain one. It is as bad to have our buildings blown away as to have them burned. If we do not protect ourselves it is .our own fault It, itf barely possible that it will cost us as much as stock companies charge, while the chances are, ten to one, it will not cost us onefourth as much, ana may cost nothing, except what we pay on the start. This company will insure farm property, churches, school houses, and other buildings and their contents. You have a chance to get your insurance at cost Do not wait until you sus­ tain a loss before you insure. All who have been insured against fire and lightning on the mutual plan will at once appreciate this plan of insurance. ^Although this company is in­ tended to co-operate with the county associations, it will not lie confined to those counties with mutual associations, but will extend its benefits to other counties. A cyclone or wind-storm may visit you at any time. Therefore every prudent person should insure their property, when they can do so upon the mutual plan. Remember, if there is no loss there wilj be nothing, to pay; and the feeling of being insured will be-worth more than the amount you are required to pay to become a member, and the amount you are likely to be called on to pay in case of loss will not be more than the feeling of humanity would prompt you to pay even if you were not insured. Every loss will be an nonest one as no person can blow their buildings away for the insurance. At the first annual meeting Jan. 6, 1886, a good feeling prevailed aud the directors were as well distributed as could be done under the circumstances; and all went home with a deter­ mination to take hold and build up a permanent and reliable institution. Stock company agents will magnify the losses by tornadoes, and try to scare you into insuring with them;but if the risk is.so hazardous, why do stock companies try very hard to get them? Our chances are as good to save money, as theirs is to make it. Our liability is no -more than tHeirs. comPan*es are doing all they can to crush out mutual insurance, and it is to the interest of the^farmers to see that it is not done. If you have a mfitual company in your county, join it Wake up, and let every farmer in the state insure in a mutual company. Some may sus­ tain a loss—many will help to pay it. Mutual insunjn^e is dividing the loss of the few among the many. -■ The officers and directors are old aud experienced Insurance men. The treasurer must give fi ve thousand dollars bonds. Every precaution has been taken to give safe and reliable indem­ nity: and with risks scattered over the state, it will give state-wide protection. Any further information will be givemby any of the directors; or for by-laws or any busi­ ness with the company address the secretary. OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY: > President, S. W. MAPES, Nashville, Mich. I , . Vice President, ORSON SWIFT, Maple Grove, Mich. ' Treasurer, C. E. CHAPPELL, Charlotte, Mich. Secretary, D. W. ROGERS, Hastings, Mich. Directors:—1>. H. Hale, .4. C. Towne, G. K. Beamer, Geo. H. Spanieling, C. L. I’arwu. Daeid A. Botcleer, J. W. Ewina. N. W. Lewis, Z. B. Hout, H. M. Allen, A. D. Carlton, H. C Rogm, A. P. htng, Chas H. Bauer, Geo. A. Perry. Default h&vlng been made In the renditions I a certain mortgage made and executed by n. a. 1HA1. 111.(1 n-eorafVi In ino omceni thr Hejiulrr of llwds for the Covntv of Barry, Mlctilxan, October 3«h, A. D. 1M3, at 10:15 O'clOCK, a. tn. In LH<r g3 ot mortgagee oa pace Said mortKatfc nai elven to nerur-e t*>e ruymenl of two tiuiidrvnl and fifty dollar*, three year* from the date thereof, with Interest »t rlxht percent. If paid wbeu due. payable aunualh-, provided further however, that If »ald ly. It was In said mortgage expreMly agreed | that should any default lw msde In the payment 1 of said Interest or any part thereof on any daj whereon the same was made payable ns therein expressed, and should the swine remain •••••—«•• and In acrrars lotf tbe space of thlrt; thwn and. from thmiccforth. after the I sabl thirty days, the aforesaid principal ^..... sunt of two hundred and fifty dollarx with all arreanue of interest thereon, shmild at the option ot said Benj-unlu F. Hinman, hh executors,administra­ tors or assigns, become and l>e due amt pny.-ble Inunedlat.-ly tnereanrr. although Un- pertpa alxne limited far tlir payment .hereof may not then have expired, an} thing therein before, to |the contrary thereof In anywise notwlthainnd‘"Ind default having been made in the payment of all the interest due on said mortgige. on the : “.th day of October. A. D. 1nM. ittnTon Ibe '.‘Sth of October, A. D. l*«. for the rears ending ,daythose on dajs n-<pe<.-tlvely. aud all the tame hav­ ing been and remained unpaid and tn arrears for the space of thirty days and more, and suit remaining unpaid, the aforesaid principal «nm of two hundred and fifty dollars with all arrear­ ages of interest thereon tmth been and la de­ clared to tie now due and payable, and by which default tbe power of sale In said mort­ gage contained naa become operative as to the whole Amount thereof, both principal and Inter­ eat aa aforesaid ;aad whereas there Is claimed to t>e due and unpaid, on said mortgage and trie bond accompanying the same at tho date of this notice the sum of three hundred aud seven dollars and fifty cents for principal and interest, and no suit or proceedings at law or In equity having been taken to cmlcct the same or any tuirt thereof. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of safe t In said > IH-O. * .11 *•■' ... ... north front door of tlie Batry County C«trt House in tbe City of HaaUngw. Barry County, Mlclilgan, that being U» place of holding the ClreutlCourt for the County of Rrirry. where said premises are situated, there will be sold at public auction or vendue to the highest bidder, th. ; r. inl-es de»-nl*d in said mortm«|tr to nay and Mtisfy the amount doe thereon with inter­ est at ten per cent. per annum, and tbe costs and expenses allowed by law, tnctudina an at­ torney fee ot atteen dollars ns allowed by law and ns provided for In said mortgagr, said premises being described In said mortgage as follows to Witt All!hit piece or parcel of land hrtnj and being tn the township ot Rutland, hi the County of Barry and Blate of Michlran, and described as follows to wit: The north half of the south cast quarter of section twenty-one In township number three north of rann number nine weri. — Mortgagee. F. M. WADLKIGH, Attorney tor Mortgagee.________ JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever, At the Banner Job Room WHO IB UMACQUAIMTLO WITH THE CKOCRAFHY OF THIO COUWTRY, WILL mw aw waaMiMaMA vlii* CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND M*n A «*> PACIFIC RAILWAY By retwon of its central position arid okm* retaUc- •—•’ —•»—• »—•— important i West, at Initial and terminal point*, conaticuu^ ncntaUlnk in that GVi.tz.in of tiirounn transpori tatofl travel and traffic between ctuea of tho A THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE *—fly made: no canvassing; fascinatingand steady employment Particular* and samplco! the work sent for stamp. Address HOME M'F'O CO.. P. O. Box l»ta, Boatoa, Maas. quietly made. No 1*J> painting; no canvassaddre«S3touee THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE GO R. R. CABLE �$5,000.00 Worth Bleached'Unbleached TO BE OFFERED AT SPECIAL SALE! Commencing Saturday, March 12th. n mi ■ n! We purchased these goods for Spot Cash, Before the advance in Cotton Goods, and will now offer them at a price that they will cost other dealers to-day at wholesale. This will be your greatest opportunity of the year to purchase your COTTONS, so don’t let it pass without securing the great Bargains: 30 yards of Unbleached Cotton, 25 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, good, 20 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, better, 17 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, extra, $1 oo 15 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton,’’extra . i oo 20 yards of yard wide Bleached Cotton i oo 15 yards of yard wide Bleached Cotton i oo 12% yards of yard wide Bleached Cotton SI 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 This will be a great Benefit Sale, and we trust that the people of this section will avail themselves of our unrivaled offer. Sale Closes Saturday, JYEarctL Q'T'tti- THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY I Here we Buy Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, etc., and pay a Higher Price than any other store in the County. Come and see for yourself. WE ALSO SELL 20 lbs. of C Sugar for $1 00; 17 lbs. of XC Sugar for $1.00; 15 lbs. of Confection™-’., A Q f <1 (Ml 14 lbs. of Granulated Sugar for $1 00; XXXX and Arbuckle Coffee, 12%c; Bird Seed, 5c- Soda 5c Sugar for ■ _A.11 Ottier Goods at Proportionate ^Prices. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-03-18.pdf a1eab6bcc01d9edfaac7a170e45d9d34 PDF Text Text Hastings The VOL. XXX NO. ^7 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 18, 1886. Hie Hastings Banner. County News. FOBLlSlMO TIIUKIDAVS, AT A Clear Skin Hastinos, Barry Co., Micil, —nr— MARSHALL L. COOK. sisrscbiption Rates ADVEKTISING BATES: olmnn peryesr.............. . ........ ......>100 00 Kvua < hiuxe lor »p«tal positions. PRAIRIEVILLE. The village school closed on Frida'v of last week. We must compliment Miss Edith Terpnuing.on the progess of the little folks in their studies while under her tutelage, and the happy fac­ ulty she powessee of keeping up the interatofthe school till the very lad day. The youngsters are now inquiring, “won't she teach next summer?" We hope so at least Mr. Dan the principal was not quite as successful, we are told, in the writ­ ing class which he kindly taught gratis. Miss Jennie Mullen was the best lady writer, Howard Patten the best gentle­ man writer and Henry Smith made the most improvement. We understand Mr. Dan goes into school again in about a month: did not learn where. . There is to be a select school taught by James Smith, commencing almost immediately. Would-be pupib are in search of boarding places. There will be a sugar social on Wednesday evening at A. Il.-Willis’, so we are told. Mr. French, of Richland, exchanged pulpits with Mr. Bruce yesterday and was listened to by a rather small con­ gregation. Dr. McLeay has lost another horse which has been long sick. ' Thu sale at the Packard brothers was the cause of much drunkenness we are sorry to say. is only a part of beauty, but it is a part. Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it. Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. JOB PKINTING. Eapedkl pride Is felt In the Job Prititinic DeVtm-ulof the Bashkr. BveryU:lt« hi the JJEW STOCK OF •otlrn Is Kfw; nml with the latest faces of Ti*. the matt art-*ro»rd pattern* ef machinery* competent werKmeu employed, enable* the LUMBER! p W.LOWl’Y.M.D.. V. Physic. 43, Burgeon and Oculist. •Mil* In town or coiwlry promptly attended. Udke liwif- 4 to te a. ta. aud 1 to 3 p. tn. . T-li-phane at Holkiwa) A’druc afore. S]<edai attention paid U> surgical disease* l.AM'l>. 5L !)., ” PhyslcjUi and Surgeon, ■ Mieh. (KSca M<*<tcs>r sootti of Ibe post office, will be =ai o ’0>»rt d.ij ar iilghl. ' ’____ •J R, TIMMERMAN, / P . Hotna-palhie Physician & Surgeon, ■ Hlr-c dour oaet cf Holio ways’ drug store.) W. 11 BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Barn Boards, R. Wm. JONES. , Dentist. DAN ui** promptly attended to. C. WELTON ' 12. 14. 1G, 18 and 20 ft. • Common Pine Boards, G -wt-ut for the ditto l’arni'-r'»4fwurariee Co. All widths anti lengths. .t- writes policies no a m-ia'* property against flrv,lightning or wind; against* san'* •: SHELDON, fofflccin Ahrtract RJockJIiikttno. Mleh.) II...- the only set of Abstract Book* lu Barry piiu.it- t. couniovx. I Lawyer, Shingles, Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for for sheds and repairing old roofs. Fencing, Hemlock, 16 ft. Haatlnr*- Mirh. rrttweulUift Au-n>cy for Barry Count*. S. KENASTON. A Attorney at Law, i Over J. a. Goodwar A Co.’* store.) Pr*rtlee* in Alk^rdrta of the State. Collection* . .■iwrr.pliy *ttcn<iib*-UL JOHN CARVETIL *•» Attorney at Law, Middle vine, Mloh. Joist and Scantling,? We can furnish any length up to S(rft- Hardwood Flooring, We make a specialty of Elm, Oak, Ash and Basswood, open air sea.**oned or kiln dried. pLARKK A RIKER, \ Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chuncery. teffioesln Ualon block, over Beamer Bro*.) HxitluM. Midi, l*r**t»*e In all court* of the <t*te. Attend to HJieetiouj and fierfl-cttna titles to re*! e*t»to. Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks Money lo loan luNurimce taken etc., etc. for inside finish. Custom Kiln Drying to Order. A HTLN V. BARKER,Be^ Estate, I nsurance and Loans. *Sfce. *rt(b J. G. lluuyan & Sou. door* north of Po*toffire. i Srerltt intention «i*en to tnaklnc exchange* • ' property. The Interest* of twn-rc*ldent nronerty <><ner« cun fully looked *fler. F*nn* •I a.f-ir <il. or etchtonirts. House* *nd M ftLEMENT SMITH, V Lawyer. Uoodyear & Co) Pi ac-tkw In *U Court* of the State. । Knappen a Vanarman, Lawyers. (Over Haatluts National Bank.) Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand.' Above Stock we are Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. WAGONS. of your.road tax. BENTL-€y BROS. 4 WILKINS. WILLIAM B. 8 WEEZE Y, Attorney ’ ’ At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Wiliam b. sweezey, Michigan Central ’’ J ustice of the Peace. Or,H«.Hlon* a ipocUBy. I a • M. B. GILLASPIE. Notary Public. F>. Tens Mill*. f W. VR00MAN. K. Auctioneer, Ln-, t.id li-nTnir •>een esprchilly (ucrrMia! in •Hr:..-; saieaof ilvnstock, I know I can serve ’re.** well whuza*y rail upon me. The .Niagara, Falls fRoutc. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Tuklng effect Nov, aith. IBM.______ KAjrrWARD. DM ETHING NEW! Farmers, Attention! Grand Rapid*- L* MiddHriU®.......... Irrtil....... HArrrwo*. Yours respectfully. ■ C.A. BURLINGAME. r».w RMnnRapit!*’!/" . CEDAR CREEK. Jessie Milks ,will work for George Perrin one year' commencing the first Charles Hazel has sold bis farm. Consideration 81.300. Protracted meeting continues at the Dowd school house. Notices ;ire posted for a union caucus but do nut state what that union will i>e. • .Will the prohibitions of this town enter into this fusion ? Not much: they have seen enough of that to convince them that the only temperance party W the republican party—borne of the dem­ ocrats have the face to advise the repub­ licans to hold a caucus and nominate a ticket and keep up the organization. Very kind. Good advice. Thank you. | The Journal’s correspondent for Cedar Creek is creating quite a ripple in the minds of the people here; he mile bad work with his last week’s letter. Knestrick he spelled “Homistrict” and Barnr wiw spelled “Barry.” But per­ haps be will charge that to the printer. It is not our purpose to criticise his spelling, but to show that his mind was engrossed by the thought* of get­ ting a Valentine that he was careleas about everything except that item re­ ferring to the Doctor's getting a Valen­ tine. The republicans of this township propose to nominate their man for su­ pervisor (and then try and elect him) regardless of the brilliant darts of the Doctor in last week’s Journal Good boy Doctor, line fellow, but Jonathan is not a candidate for the office of super­ visor. J t he depends on the Doctor to procure a position with Ihrikerton’s detectives for him ho will die of old age before he receives his appointment, for the Doctor’s influence is very limited in that directinu. We believe that Jona­ than Dever made himself so rediculous as did the Journal's scribe if he did find green paint ou the ax handle. The paint was not on McKay’s old clothes. In the case of people against John Htte for the killing of Dean Tyler, the the Doctor was a witness for the peo­ ple and tiie prosecution became so dis­ gusted with hie testimony as to wish they had never called him as a witness. Again when the people were called up­ on to proswecute Darwin McKay for the murder of Thomas bearles we tind the Doctor a witness on the part of the defense. Where he marie such ridiculous statements at the first trial hs to disgust the counsel for the prisoner to that ex­ tent that he was not called on the second trial. We were satisfied long ago and did not mention names, but as our opponent iM-c.-um- so personal in his lettero we will try and give him enough before he gets through if he does not call a halt. STATE ROAD. In addition to presents given to Mrs, Hurst on her 50th birthday, mentioned IntheBANNKK of March 4th, should have been the following: Photographa-Elder Dempsey and wife. Mr. Pennock and wife. Dress-Mr. Murray and wife. Large lamp—John and Vancha Mer­ rick, Mrs. John Fisher, Mr. W, J. Fisher and wife. Mr. T. Fisher and wife, Mr. O. Fisher and wife. Set of salt dishea—Mr. H. Fisher and wife. . Butter dish ("verge Myers. Cheese dish and cm of jelly -Mr. Olmstead and wife. Set of tumbler*—Mr. John Myers and wife, Setof sauce diahes—Mr. A. Kinnleand wife. , . _ . Hekla dishes—Jennie Waters. Honey dish—Mr. Hickel and wife. •Spoon holder—Geo. Hanngtoo. Gr'd Rapids ExpreM. । MO iija 1X40 l.« |U0 2.30 LIS Xlk Ml 2.00 2.06 E3 ‘"Hr J.'22 «2 4-.TtM 0.00 Grand Wto./ir. 3J0 Detroit................ta. Mi:::::::::::: l’‘all and see me, at American Ujou.se. Mall. r*cia« STATIOir*. Rxpre«4. 1 Detroit i have set up a Hay Press in ‘•ho City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in *ny quantity. Banner, FREEPORT. From the Herald. There has beer but little sugar marie this spring as yet in this locality. Our sugar mailers predict a very poor sugar season. r<£ Mrs. Benjamin, of Portland, lectured i.n on temperance at the Con’l church Sun­ ft.06 AM day evtviing. Mr*. Benjamin is preai­ dent of the W. C. T. L\ and is an able speaker. The church was Ailed to Its "ijj’ utmost capacity and all listened with 9.42 rapt attention. ■JO The revival meetings are still in pro­ 10.35 gress in the M. E. ch urch. The interest m the meetings is good and some have with OU- made n start tor the heavenly kingdom. Miss Jennie Brotherton is numbered among the sick this week. Ernest. Ward is seriously ill with some lingering disease. . Wesley 1-ox and J. Chewfebrough were in brapi thia week. ^ guest of Dr. DeVore and wife and oth­ er friends. Mr. Kent, of Marcellus, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bullivan, for a number of days return­ ed to his home on Monday last. Mr. H. Livingston was fa the vicinity of Sugar Bush lake last Sunday and now carries a Imd looking face—came in contact with some poison sumach, he says. Wm. Watts, who has l»een attending the Business College in Valparaiso, has secund a situation as bookkeeper in Marshall, nt S50a month. Young men, it pays to get a good education, for when you have this, you will have no trouble in getting employment and good wages. August Nagler closed his school last Friday. Dame Rumor has IL that he Intends noon to start on a voyage through life with one of Freeport’s fairest young ladies. ' OASTLBTON. Mrs. D. Hosmer is seriously 1U. ’ Thon. Waters has returned to his home in Huron, Ont. J. Watring has lost a One two-year old heifer, by a straw stack falling on As ft is getting near time for the spring election, it will be well for us to trot out our beat men. Wm. Tbompaon has rented the Lew Strow farm. * ' ’S. Oversmith has sold Ids personal property and will hereafter follow the business of stock buyer. • .Mra. L. Hosmer’s sister from the northern part of the state, was taken sick while visiting here. She still re­ mains sick. Mr. Barker, of Battle Creek, spent Sunday with M. II. Bloom. Marion Shore's nephew, who ha« been spending a few days with him. return­ ed to his home in Ohio last Saturday. Reported that M. Warner has I Knight the David McClure farm for $2,200. C. Price made a bualnen trip to Grund Ledge* and Portland last week. C. Murray has returned from Grand Itapids, C. Ingerson closed his winter school at the Hoffner school house Sat unlay. He has given the lieat of satisfaction. Brad Dean left one of his fine organs with your scribe. ’ , Mr. Reas, of Sebcwa, has moved Into the Bert Smith house. J. Marter has commenced work on his new bouse. E. Lockhart and better half made, Hastings friends a call on Thursday. Hickory corners. Mrs Win. Louden, aged 74 year*, a former resident of this township, died at the resit!enco of her son John Louden, at Augusta, on the 7th. Thh funeral services were held 'at the Wetdeyan church at this place on the8th; Rev. Steel, of Augusta, officiating, assisted by Rev. Ross, of this place. She leaves a large circle of friends and relative.re­ siding in this community to mourn her The winter term of“*school closed in Thursday lust, and the school board having decided that Profeesor Daniels has conducted a successful term of four months have secured his services for the spring term, which is to commence Monday. tbe22d. Herbert McCall haa an auction on the 11 th. He has rented his farm to A. G. Cartrlght for the term of two years; the former having rented a Plaining MUI. Sash & Blind factory at Plain­ well. Frank Stratton is about to leave his mtereata of farming with his |father-lnlaw, J. W. Ford and engage in the hardware bwdnees at Vicksburg. Many farmers have secured their hired help for the coming season, pay­ ing for a No. 1 man Sl8 per month. Report, pretty well authenticated, has X that Henry Fowler, who so sud­ den Iy marie his disappearance on the 4th of July fast, has turned up alive and is in Wisconsin. His many friends hope to see him at his post ready for active business In the near future. Walter Bnyder, a former resident of thia township, but more recently of Grand Rapids, w-m in town on busineaa last week, making several calls on neighbor* and friends! Charles Clark bad the misfortune to lose his beat horse from his team on the 14th. Mrs. Mathias Snyder is on the sick .list, having been quite ill for some time. The copartnership heretofore existing between Bradley Tompson the popular l-.uidlord ’of this place and Leander Ileinbaugh the well known and faith­ ful hostler, was dissolved on tho 13th. the latter retiring to a more quiet sphere of life. G. C. Messenger has gone north prospecting for a business location. north-eabt Hastings The robins are seen and hoard in our land. A young lady from Indiana, unknown to your scribe, la visiting at Mr. lloeteter'a. Walter Kellev is on the sick Hat; also Miss Nellie Baldwin. Miss Emma and Louisa Nagler 8tmdaved at 8. N. Baldwin’a Miss Myrtle Dunbar spent the latter part of the week with her cousin Miss Bertie Johnson, of Coata Grove. Wm. Raphe has sold six acres of his land to Mr. Stanley Will Sweet has gone up north. L. C. Beach and wife start for Kal­ amazoo. to attend a surprise party at Mr. B.’s brother’s. Theodore Demote and family have moved into the city. There was a social party at Oscar Matthews' last Friday night. FOUE CORNERS. Leola^Wood is on the sick list Nora Demond is spending a few days in this vicinity. Misses Lillie Reed and Muy Stilson of your city, visited with friends at the '“Corners” Inst week. Harbert Sprague did not stay here as Jong as he expected, as be had a call to McBrides a« bookkeeper, where he went on Monday last with toMiUtis. but u oonv«k«mt... Our literary pawed off very nicely Mb.' A. J. Preasr Is to town, the WHOLE NO. 1607. Thursday night, it being the Grat ever held in this vicinity. The next is to be March 25th. of which there Is to be a delate after recess, on a subject which may interest a goodly number of our citizens. The question is: “RMofred.— That country life is preferable to city Mrs. Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, of this vicinity, died on Saturday last Funeral at the Dunk­ aril church. Mr. E. Coata has traded his twin colts for a pair of “horned horses.” Won't they make the mud fly. eh ? ■ __________________ AU0E. BANFIELD. The following is the report of the school in district No. 0, Johnstown, for the term ending March ’ 12th, 1886: Number of scholars enrolled, 28; aver­ age attendance, 20. Not absent during the term: Chaimcy Shumaker, Charlie Shumaker. Average standing for the term in as follows: J udson Chandler, 96; Daisy Shumak­ er, 97: Ada Pettengill, 97; Lyda McKen­ zie, 96; Clara Wick wire, W5; Byron Tun­ gate, 97; Ginde Jackson. 96; Vernie Doty, 98: Irvle Phillipa, 93; Clayton Pettengill, 93; Byron Powers, 96; Ar­ thur States; Chancy Shumaker, 97; Charlie Sbutnaker, 97; Charlie McKen­ zie, 95; George Sheffield. 93; Ix la Jack­ son, 91; Mattie Sheffield. 90; Minnie. Pettengill, 91; Hattie P.tlmatter, 95; Nelson Palmatier, 88; Phebe Van Arman, 89. GEORGE A. MOSEY.’ te*cbcr. PRIOHA-RDVILLE. Mra.S.T. Wonien, of Delta, Ohio, is visiting her brother and sister behe. Mrs. Ida Gibson is visiting at her fa­ ther’s. Luther Root found his missing chick­ en under the com crib. Isaac Weeks sold an 8-months-olil short horned calf to Mbmiw Parson and Tinkler, of Hastings, for $50. Charles Eddy has been putting a new roof on his bouse and remodeling it generally. Mr. Caswell has purchased the store baildlng and will fix it up in good shape and enlarge his stock. Report few muunlnallon held In PrichxrtlTlIle. ] 5 I C ■dn» Fudier 100 wm. Daiaae Wm. ttelabanch Cor* Frlcbard Nina Mowery Valentine Fry little Gurd John.de Merohoo Courtlr Miron bndfio EU* Weeks M .< rri.-bard telle Dr tano Maiule Stanton ANNA JOHNtJON, Teacher. Hastings. were in town over Si Chits. Fowler and wife are in the northern part of the stat have associated themselves togethar and opened afew office in the building just north of A. L. Itaaey’s phop. •, BOWEN'S MILLS. Last week items failed to reach the postofflee in time for the mail, henee nothing froth Bowens Mills. The last few days have been full of ac­ cidents. In the James Williamson affair, the conflicting stories are so numerous that a Philadelphia lawyer would not dare to report the matter. Mra. O. A. Gillaspie went to step into her buggy from in front of C. W. Armstrong’s store, losing her balance she fell back striking her head against one of the posts, hurting her very badly. Mra. Geo. Knickerbocker attempting to cross the street in the dark, rm against a hitching post, hurting herself quite badly. Lon Still, as be was returning from the G. A. R. meeting, stumbled and feB striking a small stump, fracturing two of his ribs. Among the rick we mention-this week Mrs. II.'Patterson, Mra. T. KiUlhcn and a little daughter of Daniel Brad­ ley. A large number of Withey post with their wives Visited the Middleville poet Saturday evening. The boys report a grand time. This week Wednesday the S. O. Y. have a box or shadow social. A gener­ al invitation is extended to all. John lardon felt the edge of his lath saw t he other day. Result a very badly mutilated thumb. ’ "X Next Sunday evening Rev.\Gillaspte speaks/m the subject of temperance atthc Kinner school house. Wm. Manly sports a new wagon. Fred Hunt, Tom Howe and Jam** Betts were aronnd last week soUcitteg aid for Mr. Neweome, who was bumeJ out losing nearly everything. Th* community naponded nobly to the necessity of their unfortunate neighbor. . IBVIMO. French A Son, of Middleville, were up one day last week looking at tha water power. » W. O. Sylvester and Van. Grorefead start Wednesday for the wed, to sri! windmills. \_ A. F. Sylvester has been appointed guardian for the Merrick children, heim to Hall estate. Every thing is booming at the mill and store. The M. E. Sunday school will give a concert Sunday evening, March 30th. Cordirl invitation to all. Mr. and Mra. Daniel Wilcox intend to start for their horde in Wis. Wednes­ day. One of our hoop shavers came near getting paralyzed dr doing some par»- Nashville. OniTrARY.—Mra. Sarah D. Hughes A terrible epidemic of throat and lung troubles Is raging here and has was born at Hudson. N. Yn Aug. 14th affected, more or leas seriously, nearly 1862. Died at Irving. March 14th 18W, every inhabitant. Last Saturday night Aged 83 years 7 months. On the 9th day a little son of A. C. Baxton died, and it 1of January 1879 she was united in marri­ was reported on the street this Tuea- ।age with Mr. A. D. Hughes at the resi­ day afternoon that a child had died in 1dence or her parents at Laingsburg. was converted at the age of18, and “Brooklyn," near Wm Boston's, and She । the wife of a tenant of Hiram Coe's, united with the M. E. church, since just north of town, had also passed in­ which time she has lived a consistent to the hereafter, making three corpse 1Christian life. Though comparativelT awaiting interment at one time. Many ।short has been her residence in thn place, ahe leaves a large circle of warm others are seriously ill. A petition has been industriously friends who mourn her departure. circulated this week and numerously Tuesday the remains were taken to th* signed, praying tbe new council of the ,M. E. church where prayer was offered village to refuse to license liquor sell­ by the pastor, and opportunity was ing for the coming year. “What will given to view the remains fbr the last the harvest be-e-e? Ob, what will the time from thence to the depot e* route for Lfdngsburg for interment. 8ha the har-r-r-veat be?" Tbe Sears household goods and a leaves a husband and two children. portion of those of Geo. Francis are to The family have the heartfelt sympabe sold at auction Saturday at the old Loomis store on North Main Street. ' Geo. W. Francis and family leaye YANKEE SPRINGS. Monday for their new home in Califor­ nia. The best wishes of Nashville peo­ Wm. Watson is on the sick list. ple go with 'em. Jack Dickerson whs hurt quite badly Green & Stanton's new grocery was while chopping in the woods about tw» opened Tuesday, and you bet it’s a weeks ago. but Is slowly recovering. daisy. Clean, neat and splendid stock. Frank Roberta and wife, of Jrving. New maple sugar is making its were the guests of Wm. Watson Satur­ appearance in small quantities. day night. Eddie VanNocker is convalescent, The Yankee Springs school closed > aud was on the streets once or twice last Friday. hist week. David Wataon is the happy possessor , IL E.-Sturgis was out in the suburbs of a ten pound bov. Miss Isabelle Wataon and Mr. Frank after **Browi)rf«ug<r last week. Dick hasn’t been around for sometime, but Brown were married Match 7th. by El­ he Is liable to visit us often hereafter. der Moore, of Middleville, and after a W. I. Marble and family have gone to short trip went to their home near Battle Creek, where irve has accepted a Prairieville. Miss Wataon teavw* a position as shipping clerk in the school large circle of friends who wish her ■eat factory. much joy and happiness. Jake Marshall Is visiting friends at The Klingensmith school was closed Tiffin, O. nearly a week on account uftherickRumored that a ca‘e of forgery was nees and death of the teacher’s sister. discovered in this village the past week Myron Potter is trying to have a new the perpetrator having skipped. drive well, and undoubtedly will if they Mrs. II. B. Warner, of Hastings, vis­ don’t make too many false motions. ited her sister, Mrs. D. C. Griffith, last Loren E. Clark was the guest of week. friends at Parmelee over Sunday. Mra. Charlie Mason, of Hastings, was It has been discovered that a certain at H. G. Hale’s last week. \oungmnu of this place has lost th« Hima Walrath gives an exhibition of knees out of his pants. Never mind, fancy skating at the rink Saturday “aeddaota win happen.” night. George Devine has taken up a home­ Lindley Venton, of Indianapolis, who stead in Kansas. was to lecture at the opera house Thurs­ Mr. Ryder is on the sick list, and has day night of taut week, on the tariff been for some time. question, failed to putin appearance, Cousins of John O’Conner and wlf* and the lecture was declared a draw. have recently visited them. Miss Ella Gnumiss, the elocutionist, NORTHXAST BARRY, has gone to Chicago. Very good Weather now-a-tisys John Graves' wife was granted a bill of divorce from him in the Eaton The whooping cough is raging in this county court last week. part of the town. Mrs. Leslie Reynolds, of Hastings, W. S. Dunn, of Johnstown, waa in Is visiting her pareuta in this village. town Saturday. Miss Ida Hardy, of Muskegon, who Ida Sartiman l» home to stay two or has been visiting relatives and friends three weeks. in this village, returned home Monday. May Morthland is hired to teach the Nashville is to experience such a Bunnell school for the summer. buildlug boom this year as it needs; Mra. Henry Card is recovering from but not too much so; Kocher Bros, are a short illnetn. ready to go at their new three-story Earnest (Hifck while at play Wednes­ brick storeas soon as weather perm its; day last, feu and broke his arm. Frank Boise is preparing to build a Hiram Bristol and wife an* visiting new brick hardware, John Fumls?, friends in Berry­ Geo. Marshall, John Lnrany and othersWhile hauling wood, the team of will put up new h6usea, and there -are■- Daniel Letta started quickly, and his prospects that the Perry block will bej leg was caught and injured seriously. i Mrs. Hattie Piper on Friday night । had a severe attack-of bleeding atlba Hon. Clement Smith and family, of recovery. �NflMiiHflWMMI and a place to dry their trousers.— Louisville Courier-Journal. S, uEr, W" r .M That was a cantwos old tramp who, upon being asked whether be would have a drink of whiskey as he was be­ ginning a job of sawing wood, or when he had finished it, answered: "Well mum, I think 1*11 take it now. There has been a pile of sudden deaths lately." "' ■ ■ ■ THE NEWS IN BRIEF. k«c€ii5,ooa from bU wife Maud Miller-Mackayo-McCorExick, tbe daughter of Joaquin Miner. stats News. Caumet now has a National bank. SSSiiM by lu»uly German!. For Pain .riffliSC Wyandotte Is putting in electric lights. The business men of Newavgo ar® toirtv beer -uloonJ and five c*‘urS^?i; crying for better shipping facilities. Residents of Elwell, Gratiot county, are still searching the earth for gold. There is talk of establishing a car­ riage and wagon factory atSaed Beach. r (Successor to Brooks A Cook.) Cbarlp* Bury Budoua and 1 wa* that toe wxxnxn rufu>ed to rr-arry him. Hereby announces that he has a complete line of Capt. Harvey Rounds, a veteran of 1812, old mason and wealthy citizen of ^obU«. Niles, died Saturday, aged W. Over 500,000 children attended the nunta Thomae It Uudd, congroaunan-elect from Mr BmUley. • probi-iooa> bare 1»U Rublicschools in the state last vear.and tbe Fifth dietricl of Wisconsin, took U-« , cost Si.636,000 to maintain them. Hayden, the inmate of the soldiers’ home who tried to shoot the keeper, Springfield, 11U, March 10, with tbe object was convicted Thursday dnd sentenced ■ndarmma faintedhim, away. The crowd ed a physician wasgather­ to one day in the county jail Crime must be odious at Grand Rapids if it Iu ten minutes after remedy takes a leg. administered he opened hta ey« ana Grand Bapids street car drivers were MOI cittern, VM killed by a train Moodny Mio, “la h« out? happily surprised on Saturday by being -I move the present * informed or an advance of ten percent, in wages. They not been notified of the fact until handed their allowance right, the question was on i for the month’s work. fire, Monday night, to the extent or ».T>,OOH far drink*minded Those in’ “ favor say Yes, USSr ’No. The Chair was Tbe family of Edward Laraby, ol Lansing, ate raw smoked ham, after about to announce re­ Mult when Ke noticedthe the unanimous room was emwhich Mrs. Laraby and an eight-yearold son suffered intense agony from an noon, and then repairing to tb> Expodlloo building, wiierv bu held a grand recrpUuu. \ plain an<l unschooled man. who attack of tnchlniosis, and the pbydcinn was at last accounts unable to ifltorMad receive* his educ. tian mine whether or not it would prove beneath the open sky. ui the field and fatal. the forest, one who hiU‘ The members of Gladwin county's more than the pen. whilst speaking oi Claflin, Altoon & Co., wbohnale d outer, children, ^niarktxl with true and beau­ board of supervisors are charged with in tea and coffee, at Boetou, bare failed foe tiful simpUcity "The little chips are taking excessive allowances at their re­ rs.oxi cent session, and warrants have been nearest the heart." issued for them, but will not be served Thootogical Mtninary, at Cincinnati, died until each has a chance to reiund the excess of money illegally taken, without Xown IL We bad no academic disJohn Defoe, of Omer, who was con­ taction toktmfer upon you. victed in tbe circuit court of larceny, ■mversity: but we nave «d donehave ournom best.­ broke away from an officer, went to a W® 2?iyAteing people. blacksmith shop, pounded off his hand­ ad our best stallion after you. cuffs. and made his escape. It is not stated what the officer was doing while it to not often that a soft answer John was making his preparations for turns awav wrath, after alL He idte.pprir mod-t. “°rc ”?*?! travel hl r^Uy «“• K ”h5n Arrangements are making to have jhily tikrd. “Wb*l “ every bouse in Eaton Rapids thrown “cLl. with . «l<b. "I open for the entertainment of tbe mul-1 Then her .ocu’r wit row “P­ titudee who will visit tbe campmeeting ud »be Mid In gentle tonen Tbm. in J une, to hear Sam J one*. Mr. Janes Sir I suppose that I must be next to positively will be two weeks at the aching. —N- YHerald. camp, and it is the only place in Michi­ gan where he will Wrench. Are tou ambitious? Have you "a A letter was received at the State soul above puddings T Let ™e aer a secret: It takes more brain power, Treasury the other dav, inquiring anx­ more judment. more perseverance, more iously if the Bohemian oats men had lore .nd pntlen*^ tontn . ohm- left any money on deposit in tbe State wnben-wn of the vwlK»neeJ» o(bun- Treasury to pay for lossea. After a STand bow to lupply Uxun. careful examination of the funds in the does to Require a language, or become a treasury, the Treasurer replied that dabbler »d acience or arV-Man„ A. there was no such money visable any­ where about the premises—not a cent! Bend, in “Foote s Health Monthly. Groceries, Provision^, Flour and Feed. QKCts. !ure. PARKER'S HAIR BAL8AM Of goods yon get for $1.00, or any money, at my ston- cani« be surpassed in Barry County. light expenses enable me „ sell as cheap as any concern in Hastings. I can and will HINDERCORNS IF A MAN IS KUMHt within Hi ■■ —■—an hour, more or less, after a meal, he is a dyspep­ tic. ft shows hie stomach is not able to dispose of what he has accidentally dieebargvd let killing her inatantlv eaten. But to eat and thus im­ pose more work is an absurdity. •egtalatare ia naked to appropriate •1,500,- Take DR. JONES’ RED CLO­ VER TONIC, which cures Dys­ <D0 to cvnptete the building pepsia and all Stomach, Liver, kidney and Bladder troubles. arvy.xi. x.,mat the kniUing-iuUla in tbe date will toon It is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and malaria! diseases. Price, Fifty Cents. Republic ha a cheat club. Good Goods Ch OUR SPECIALTIES : Best 50 cent Tea in Hastings. Best Coffee for the money in the city. No 1 Sugar—no adulterated good You are invited to call in and inspect goods and prices. I want your trade, and will ^iye you the prices aryl goods v get it. Respectfully. •cribara until April JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever Oan Blue tbe one-Uma famom circus down, H lecturing in Trxaa, and >> laid to recef rt> $-Vio a for hU oratorical po und and lofty tumbling At the Banner Job Room. Chinaro are briag dteeharxvd in ter^t numbara by aanploycro at Lx» Ann|<« CaL John 1’. Hildreth, fttowe. Maw., b miari ■r® <W),<U! ahort Three Rivers Tribune: The lal»r Wife (to sick burijand)-Did youinot derive great consolation. John dean, element of the state having tptocured from the minister’s visit? (z| the Hon. IL G. liorr to deliver and fro‘ I quentiy repeat a lecture on th® “labor 4ot> of gratitude to the wnator for hie devo Sick Husband-Nod very much. Wife (anxiousi-Oh. ?1^1. question." a lecture with which they you could bring yourself to think of are very generally pleased, the green­ ih«e things! Sorely hto1J*0"1* »«£ back element is trying to break its in­ have had some effect. What did he ti lienee by involving Mr. Horr tn a puli ^Sick^Hiisband—He talked about the tical discussion. lie has received re­ peated challenges, but he tells lhem be advisability of my endowing a cnapei. I* out of politics for the present. He is now engaged in discussing the labdr | —New York Sun. question. When the political season Dakota, tew Bed, after uiertgaging tbe Little Bobbie Mugwump was Jigor- comes on be may divert hb attention! •ualy examining the back of his in that direction. •urp-kiudle in the of Deacon EolXbug. when the presence latter asked: The Michigan crop report fur March “What are you trying to do. my’ boyr • is complied from returns froin SUT cor­ “I'm trying to catch a ilea, answered respondents. representing 682 town­ ships; 617 of them are from 424 town­ Mugwump. Jr. ships in the southern four tiers of “Trying to catch a Lie*? "Ye*,, sir. My fnthw says you d skin counties. In answer to the question: a flea for its hide and tallow, and 1 "Has wheat during February suffered between Hlehnta and Zukertort re»ulud in injury from any cause?" 409 corres­ want to see how you do iL pondents in tbe southern four tiers of The Democratic editor counties answer "Yes," and IM "No;" complimentarv to the 2d PhZled it. "1* It a ;ulministration I’arty Issue f and in the northern counties 61 answer "Yes,” and 183 “No." In the southern By a blunder of the compositor and an counties the ground has been bare of oversight of the proof-reader,11 BPP®“* snow since about the middle of Feb­ «i. “G the Party Insane? and before ruary, but in the northern counties, as the next number of the P^P** "‘“{'J? lato as March 1. the average depth of presa the editor had received three snow was eight inches. hundred and ninety-seven answers in Three or four years ago a Michigan Mie affirmative. Central railroad train ran into a farmer’s Thm b KmrthiM In wuw •«» rig at a crossing and killed the old man. all A man, who, under proU«t. nmde and both horeea. The old woman was found a pretty easy customer to settle died. The banquet took place fortv- with. She took S300 for the horses, three years ago, but the man died all 9SJJ00 for the old man and a life pass in payment for her own shaking up. Latent reports concerning the railroad “This phrase, *a simple drunk* ia Withm six weeks after getting tbe iaaater between Monte Carlo and Mentone tautological,” grumbled tbe clerk of pass she went down to visit her daugh­ teen the number of kilted at four and the tbe court. “Any man must be simple ter, near Chicago, and two days after­ at ta i > -- - ■ ward returned to her son's near Detroit. Since that time she has used the pass regularly four times a week, or a mat­ Jndge fined him S3. ' ter of 800 times. Travel seems to bene“Il to quite fashionable to put an aig­ rette in the coiffure when it is arrang- recent debate, benator ---------- „ .................tribute to the merits of St. . Other prominent men plicate any prices you can obtain in Barry County on u, quality or quantity of goods. I do not sell cleap goods, MI do sell \ $00,000 George Higgins, the Antrim county murderer, has been sentenced to state prison for life. When asked if be bad anything to say why sentence should not be passed, Higgins indulged in a few remarks, denying intentional guilt, eouth of Springfield, UM It ia thought that the preeident will criticising the officer who wormed the confession from him. and then asked mother now?** and the mother rolls permission to divide his little property out doughnuts on the other end of the as he saw fit. - The privilege was grant“lJ piano in the kitchen. Joseph Lacquer, of West Bay City.22 rears old, struck a snap Thursday night, lie got acoees to a barrel of whisky In McGarrahan's saloon, and by .means of a small rubber hose drank heartily sev­ eral times. When discovered Joseph started for home, but he had been to successful He fell in a stupor and re­ mained in that state until midnight, when he died. The coroner's jury ren­ dered a verdict of death from an over­ dose of whisky. • Of these goods is unsurpassed. I buy THE BEST: and | fiM that the best goods are what people want. PARKER S TONIC A Georgia farmer bought a grand piano for his daughter. His house is taxi], and to economize room, the low­ er part of the partition between the kitchen and the parlor was cut out and the long end of the pl*®® gvl? through. Percilla now set* the key board ringing. “Who willatcare for­ Then- was a little fellow who knew Mother Goose better than he did his Bible. -One Sunday he was asked in bis class. “Who were thrown into the fiery furnace?" That was too for him. The question was answer came promptly. ‘£fiatlr*c“• Meahaeh, and Ab-duego.' This was a MortifM-atioa to theJittie when the wxt qu-stion came. Who put them in?" he answered with a jump. “Little Johnny Green! Ttxe <^>u_£xlity Tb. Cltan Burton, * , WHO IB UMACQUAINTIO Tr?CACO» ROCK island a pacific railway Ion to all principal line# E< I tbe moat oaportant ni.a nation which invito* ur : Atlantic and Pacific < —rt; SODA For Baking Purposes. TMW Hu? amsw. — that find Atcb -- -------------- n*.Til!»gwiar.as- SOCK ISLAND ROUTE ROOM of termnal naeurtrr afforded b> a *oJ>4 irmr etrel n. ■. beflva. platfonM Beat inthrWarjJ. ■DI ■QSrcare,in wi«M» - s.— walt.rrf JS m too'•’er.1 tort* run to.ty I CUBE FITS! route* to Ute roint* �OUR NATIONAL SOLONS ■TILL HAMMERING AW*Y AT WASH- annum INGTO* CITY. ni.tteo rove and a f*w private bill* wore puwd. Tlw house took rectss then rviaocmbllng nt 7 JO. At tbe night Ksalon 'forty, five pension bill, were r-M-Ti not in MMinn Saturday, nnd ths Imum 'u:on There was notliing In tho state of tilratloa exoopt the diver question, and -its. au.l uifToon of Kentucky; against -.prnon by M -Crearylrf Kentucky, Row- Of p-r suxpuiuuon. ed. Th* house tl.ou adjourned. Wasiuxotox City, Mnrcl. u—Bishop I ' ;«t:L in* from Knights of laibor favoring Irj building, of tbe Honupin cnnid wore re«nt«-1 V^ure olforod a resolution di­ - tuig th" lommittee on civil service Te­ rm to report n bill forthwith for tho re­ al of the civil service law. Bowen then id I 8i4 haxix for tbe national bank circulation, *nd nv. le a long sp»«ch. at tho eonnation of which Stanford of California •innoun.-wl tbu death of Senator Miller of i»» memory ivijourned. I la tho b it*1, Belmont introduced a bill to reform the consular eervioa Bennett of North Can bm» introduoed a meaxurc repwtlwg th" ci'il service law. Henley of Callj in.ia otlkred a resolution to lui estimate 4 baiter U:e Union Pacific railway has jvaded tbe provision, of the Thurman act ft* Rrairaa inter-state commerce bill was cannx e me U will fc. ■ ■ resolution* were adopted and the on ur is. bull ' .', ices. [ nods to . im, -..tatlon that ho was employing > bbyirts oil the floor of ths senate. Tbe •teirg’1 «u* made by Rlddldberger, who iterated It and mid ho would prove 1L \ Mil ant ho.*i:ring tbe couvlruclioti of a rail- e.pUU by u. o <aUvea appointed to act as pall bearer*. ucr. in. boaoe nut at noon and Pfocerdod ta a body to tho senate chamber Tha supreme court, the diploruaUc corp. th. president and his cabinet and tho family of had **“•la *°*1’ '’hamber during the ceremonies, which w-re con­ ducted bv Rev. Dr. Leonard, of HL Paul's repnoentatlvM and ciii.ens, all on foot At the depot the reiuaimi were placed In the special car n-t ajiart to l>-ar them to California, and "left in charge of a guard of the Loyal Legion. At 7 o'clock tho guaid was withdrawn, and tan minute* later the train, containing the remains the famUy of tbe deneosed, and the congrremonol committee started ou ju lo-.g ourney to the Padflc coast Upon retermnx from EDMUNDS ON THE PREROGATIVE. Wahhxkotom City, March 10.-Senator Edmunds had a large audience Tuesday while speaking on the Dushin case. Tbe Ver­ mont senator Is not an orator. His language is dm, le and direct, and bo seldom indulges in hyperbola Ho simply talks, but is a vigorous talksr. Ho said during tbe speech that it was not for the p.dwident to deter­ mine what papers were relevant; that was discretionary with the m-uuU. The paper# --- .... uinua uw Uttorney general and tho president the custodian, of thews papers, n:ld required them to preservw them. Every pajwr ad­ d reseed to tho oltiiyr exercising; the ofll ial function of suspension, upon the topic, must pl23.“"* crvamerJ because they would enable tbe route to un­ derstand tho i rations which prompted the siujienidou Therefore the projKr>;tlon was ■ Uiat the route, being called on in tbe excr­ I Vs bo.w jwwxi the bill requiring Pacific ete) of ita jurisdl tian to judge of tbe official iwlroods to jay the cost of suryoying their condu t of Duskin, ct>uld not bar* .tho paj>ere,.ta*,auro if It did they woul I di*. close the grounds on which the president vroert was leportwL Eldridgn reported a Nil granting pnrioo* to tbe aoldirra and vukri of li..* Mu .i:*aa war. Tiu* Inuian approjtristion' tall was ron*idt<rod in comWltteo of Ute whole, pepdtag which tho ie*sr adjonraMj WaaHLSOTOX City, March 11 —Blackburn rotonislxxl tbe t»-nato Wednesday morning remarks, and Rlddtar tbo lllinoi* H'uatar uiid that •ar-in. The lulter went over, and Pugh n«al- a *|r»<h in answer to Edmunds on •bo DuAin caw. *Khv urgent daficioucy LW lunds cited show that ou April 7, 18711. the senate being then Deiuociaxicl. anil Allan G Thurinm being chairman and M***ra Bnyard, Gar­ land, ami l^unar members of tlx- senate judiciary committee, that committee rallwl other information in hlv department regard­ ing tbe tuvpvnsioa of tho chief justice of committee, m well as during all tbs year. Ufore and dace, and tbo pupnro Were ront When Edmund, spoke of Thurtnnn a* tho best, tho greatart. and tbo nobl<wtj)cnx>?rat in the country, there was a rumble of applausn through tho stmnto which lbe provident pro torn, made no effort to subdue. Occasloually Edmund* indulged in satcasin at tbe expeaw of tbe president or the minority of the judiciary committee. »*ldom nwd. He affected * temporary in­ ability to renv-inbor that famous phrase. It and to trandaie "deauetud*" into ‘‘di*- •dj-mrtwni e Ixjtse The biU to rep al tbe civil eerc» pff-’rni law w-na reported adversely. Nil to 4rent California ■> per emit of the not uTcuktomed to such sesquipedalian Washixotox Cjtt, March 10#—It is under..A.I .l.K —----1 1 - - . will Buduaw wm tarn. Woman'. Iteuer Corps. ; Thu Impeuding Danger. d2,hK rT™t Ot lie number of deaths show that a large majority die with consumption. This disease’may commence with an apparently barmlt^s cough which can be cured by Kemp's BaLsam tor the throat and lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all <»««. I rice 50 cents and SI. Trial klMfree’ *°r 81118 by Fred’k HotchnZVu.?-IH’.Tnn,uU b*11 of the Athelxtaa Club ot Battle Creek wa» given Monday night. t0 J uy»- nudden cold*, encek rough* and lung and throat trouble". All dneattot? U rf[x'rtw' ,ound °n the shore* of Motauca river, near Gladwin. rwt'JK. X^F.W,W““» w"“ *Jr*r 1 ills_ taken every night on going to bed. Ju»l dranmta11***1' SuK^u■coaU■,1- »plllvXc. All There were 2JU barrel ot salt made In St. Clatreonnty during the month of February. ’ a ’n*° "*”*,n 1,18 worw for Data. Bruise*. Bore*. Ulrere. Balt Rheum. Fever Sore*. Tetter tXN’Prp Hand’, ChUbtalns. Coras, aud all Hkln rores Hiro, or no pay “ to Kuurantrod to give parfret satli tacUoii, or money refunded. Price as cents per box For into by W. H. Goodyear. f.n r\b<»rter. haa b»*en lynrhed lu Indian Territory lor criminal assault. w**t’»lJ»rr Fills will al,ou’"1». IPWU blessing to those afflicted Is yen prevalent al this season, the tpmptnms being bitter taste, offensive breath, rooted tongue. Mi k liradnchc, plnn . • loss of appetite. H ihlsomdltlou Is allowed to conUnuc. scrlou.’consequences may result. By praaptly taking Hood’s Horsaprilla. a ferer may lie molded or premature death prevented. ITls a pooilhe cure for biliousness. Bold by nil dragghta. k1?™?.' *:.r“L **’ hanged at WlnnomuccA, Nevada. Friday for murder. tadles suffering from sick hradaehe will find a certain cure lu West's-Liver Ulla. Sugar routed. SOpilUxSc. Al! druggists. Constantino barber* have derided to dose their shops against Sunday work. “Ohl if I had only known that In lime." Known what? “Known that .a simple cold tn •he bead may develop Into ebronlc eatarrh.” Well. It isn't loo tale.for Ei>'* Cream Balm will eure i ntarrb. even after the sufferer's Ilfs lias twotne a burden to him. and he a nuliance to his friends. It is the only radical and thorough­ ly Kirntlflc catarrh cure known. Not a snuff. Not*liquid. PriceWc. i too. ILirrinx of Detroit ha’ bees convicted of forgery in the sum of flico. “I’ll attend to It soon." Don't cheat yourself In that w»y. Your hair Is crowing thinner, drv­ er and mure lifeless every day. Bare It mid re. store tu original color, softness and gloss by us­ ing Parkers Hair Balsam while y ou may. It cost only KU to ran the village government Always keen Vest » Cough sjrup tn the house for Midden attacks of colds, nxthtna. and all Viroar and lung diseases. Beat in uro. All ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letters addressrdtothe following persons re­ maining in the pont office at Boatings, Barry county. Michigan. March IMh 1RM: Joroph Holo. Charles Colwell. Laura Daniels. Laura rani, Samuel Phillips, G. W. Brown. Tafield Castelein E. 11. Fisher, Thomas O'Brien. Jenlo Wheeler. Drop Letter - Weed Owen. CariLs-Cordfla Teller, Jaa. Wilcox. ■ W. H. POWERS. P. M. "IM Dom*s One Dollar." Is true only of Hood's Sanaparilta. and Is an unanswerable argument as to strength nnd economy. THE reu/M a while, and tho hoa’o wont into -•mmittce of th-* wbolo on the Indian •pproj Fiction bill, and without action ud- UMial Bin. tallic awociation to the senate Thursday, and took the opportunity to mu .e a sq»v.b ip favor ot silver coina^o. Logaa p,-.< )tei * minority report un tho Pita Jeb:;' Poyter Lill. oppoiring its pnwago. The u ' forfeiting <-ertain la.uL-< gruntal to Iowa •wmd IK railway cautructiju was debate.! era Uy. ami then the Dinkin case camo up main, and IVibou of Iowa inndj a speech mtlejsing th" preqdeut's method of civil •TMee reform urxi liofjxuncing the suspen- > uro «uspended. Resol it- which provide^ that only two out of the three memberx of tho comiuiadon shall be of ono [xjliticnl jiarty. tho proddent was bound to appoint a Republican, but that ho nhonld select another colored Iran after all that has bron said nl«out the Matthews appointment rflTUN City, March 1ft—Tho fol ntinations were coafirmwl by the •f.-rot rxecutlv* Mtoion on March .. . a*ur»—Stephen Bokio. Washing­ ton, Ind.'; G. K. Finney, Columbus, Ind.; Adolph Enjletnan, BoiloviD*, HL; t. B. B»»net, Worthington, Minn; J. H. Evons, Wabasbn. Minn.; J. H. Koop, Brainard, Minn.; Josjjh Edolbroch, St. ('load, Minn.; T. I*. Noughlln, Munvton, Wia lowing De’troyinr Ittiofit Still*. NAsnvttaJt Tenn., March itt—Two l" the Jtvu»u the ■ reso'htion Inquiring whet rigtit :bo Urd&.'fl Stites had to bring "uit to ran. el pittenta wm reported ad­ v. rv ly. Furkhrof New York w ill filo a rvUle. ewnnuttfcj on the Indian appropriation bOL f*'averdantrnneed the Indian policy, and «d the bulibck liartms wore in ponwesion of si .- '*l>ero'JN» drip and making Hou,Out) per yvor off it He advocated th-j pamage of •)i» tail to e-ttio Oklahoma. A resolution Kliding for a committee of suven mom- CoL J. M. Huflh.«, who liavu *pent th* month la th* mountain*, rrturnwl to th* city Tuesday. Tb« running of illicit di*tlllerio* box been an th* inerro*- during th* past tbw months, and Die revenuo officer* «ucce.*<hKl in itwueping everything twforo them. Tfa*y visited tho backwoods of Ihituam Overton, Jackson, and Pickett coun­ tiro and captured thirty-five moonshiners, beddM a large number of others engnsod in illegal removal of «pirita. During tho raid th* officer* ilmtroyod twwnty-four dlstUlw- •ommiltea rose (which it di J without action •ss of whisky, thirty ba*beh of malt, and forty buaheli of u><-il. It it believed that one WamhixotomCity, March IT.—Tho senate moro such raid will compldtely brook up tbe Friday joan 1 tbe HU forfsiting certain ■wildcat bualMaa tn throe counttea Dau Dalton Done with. ss p°nttac is corn- Itchi, of ©very kind cured in 30 min­ utes by WwlfonCt Nanttaru Lotion. Use no other. This never fails, bold iku.S.MW.. ’ta, »»' reported favorably. Senator Hdmumb t<*»k the floor and made a long lonjof tho chair Moot of the morning ucfvpt«4 by u rmmlng debate t*twroo >1- orger and other*, particularly Lo • I) Uw Ends matter. Riddli>I*rgwr ax !• bred that Rails bad a lobLj l! n floor of tbe Mpata, Eait. » i. denying the change 0171 ------------- mm, k,i„. otor Miller of California. Tbo casket contalnlng tho Donator's body was escorted from tr,e family reddanre to the canitol bv .Cap“°1 P0*^ “** • of Why persist in ruining ycur. tfigw tion by eating unwholesome food; and keeping It ruined bv doing nothing to f«tore it to usefulness and right aclhat Op’P’ffw* is inTh,py »«tho onea who never take Brown’s Iron Bitters. This valmedicine makes short w ork or the tormentor and soon enables the dtgratlve apparatus to do its work. Mr. ill E. Collins, keokuk, Iowa, savs, x used Brown's Iron Bitters for dys­ pepsia, and am greatly benefited.” ... MTOI. WJU SHU Du»kii> resjlutlons came, up and Kcmna of *’*A Vhndnm defended tho president’s •rviU-rn in a sjm ech that was highly comgimrota t l y the Uemocratic sonite>r» and Oot-UMBUS, Ohio, March 11-The natod<xu contempt; enro of bouse of repreroutaUvro ngnliwt Dontel J. Dalton, clerk of Die court* of Hamilton county, camo to an end Friday aftamoon. S-rgrant at- Arm. Alton n-taru-d to Um city with Dalton from Cincinnati­ .. __ .unr th» hnusa. w<e disrh-trged from custody. *>sbraika offered a raaolutJou dsclariug Ciucago. March 12.-Tbs Illinois Knights . — . ■___ — !-— > ,U- The chief roadmnater ot the French Government railways hna made the in­ teresting dycovery tthat the best plant yet diacoTered for consolidating tho' loose soil of A newly made embankment by tho interlacing of its roots is tho double poppy. The ordinary grasses or clovers employe<l fop the purpose rcqniro, he says.' several months for the development of their comparatively feeble root*, when tin- doqbk- |><>ppy genninates in n few days, nnd at toe end of three or four months ita roots are a foot long nnd tightly cntorlaccd. The plant ia an annual,’ but it sown itself the first year. In France it is among the hnraiest of the common plante. and if it is so with us also wo hope that the authorities will not neg­ lect this discovery. :w the brilliant hue of the poppy in great iumsiw would be delightful at ono flew by it for miles and miles. Perhaps, too. it would im­ pregnate tbe air with odors bringing sleep to the restless traveler. And next, some one will discover an equally scientific use for the daisy and the camelia. and oven for the orchid.—.V. Y: Herald. —They do some queer things in China. They don't use any soap to shave with, Irat simply rub the part to be shaved with worm water, put on with a brush like a toothbrush. Tht part to be ahnved is never the face, but the top of the head. The front of a Chinese book is the last page, and the reader begins at the right hand corner of the page and reads down. The foot notes are always at tho top. The till* of the book is printed on tho outside margin of tbo page. ON ALL POINT*’ OF THE TRIANGLE, Greeting-. A meeting of all regular 95 degree mejnberB of the E. M. rite of Memphis, in good standing in the state of Michigan, is called to assemble at the city of Hastings, Mich^ April 7th, 1886. at 2 o'clock p. m and form a Myo­ tic Temple State Council of Part Mas­ ters of the Great Work. By authority al G- Oouaoil. G.J. 4? POPPY. TRICKS IN DRUGS. "Do you know that lady who just left the store?” Mid the proprietor of ono of our elegant drug stores last evening m a*reporter lit his cigar **I have seen her, but I do not know her name.” "That lady has ono scent known only to herself, her maid and me. Not even my clerks know it. She has been prominunt in society- here for some years. Seven years ago she came from New York, nnd has resided ever since in one or another of our lending hotels. Prior to her coming she had bleached her hair- and during all them seven years •he has purchased her favorite French preparation at my store. All her friends hero believe she is. a blonde. Every week, as her hair grows out, her maid rcnewA the application.” "I suppose your customers for that line ot gcaxls arc not as numerous as they were some years ago?” "I think they are more so.” "What class'of ladies purchase their hair prunaratioqs?” . "Single ladies mostly. Shop girls and copyists are our chief customers." "But is it not expensive?” "It sell* for about two dollars and fifty cents per bottle of fonr ounces. It requires from one to four bottles to convert a head of black or brown hair into a blonde, depending on the depth of black. After this a-weekly applica­ tion is made,” ' • "The original transformation, then, costa from three to ten dollars?” "Yes, and the girls who use it most -must frequently starve themselves in order to save enough money to pur­ chase the preparations. It takes about two weeks to make tbo change in the first place.” . “Is the use of it injurious?” "Itis injurous to the hair and scalp alike." "Why do tho girls use the prepar­ ation?’1 "I can answer that by asking you why you like blonde better than bru­ nettes." "Because I don't" “Most people do. At any rate, the Indies think men like blondes better. They think they look prettier with blonde hair than with black- I do not vnean that all ladies have that freak." "You call this a French preparation. Arc there no American goods of this character?" "We never undertook to sell but one brand of American goods. It was a failure, and wa* afterwards discovered to bn good for sore- throat. It is now usc<l for that dise-we.” "BuL say! '1 want to tell you some­ thing. 1 learned a secret to-dar about opium. There is one man in this city who grinds opium for all the wholesale druggists of the city. Ho tohl me to­ day .that nearly half his customers adulterate the drug. One man takes seven pounds of licorice with everv ten pounds of opium. Others make a mixtnre'of four pounds of licorice and ten of opium. Then, you know, there are many grades of opium, anyway. One brand casts sixteen dollar* per pound, while athei)i cost four dollars per pound. It is unnecessary to say that many druggists use the fonr-dollar goods." "Well, have you any more drug rev­ elation" to make?" "Yes, I could talk all nteht if you would listen, and you would find out lhat our trade has tricks as well as others. W’e don't often tell each other's games, tliough. Ncarlv every prescrip­ tion Qontnins 'Squibb/ ergot' Every­ body thinks he gete that manufacture. I can tall vou that no ten Xiruggists in the city have Squibb*' 4r#ot' They have other makes that coat just about half m much. It is a matter of grave importance, very often, too. Of course, cheap manufactures hare not the strength and consequently not the effect." "Anything else?" "When a prescription is sent to a druggist calling for a four per cent solution of cocaine it generally gets but two per cent. A prescription" contain­ ing quinine often gets cinchoniila in­ stead. The latter is much cheaper, but is a different drug. Then there is another drug used bv a class of people. Oil ot sandalwood is purchased much in all large cities. A genuine article costa eighteen dollars per pound. I am positive there is not a store in the city that has a half pound of pure oil.’ That commonly used is about twenty per cent. pure. The Imlanoe is olive oil. O, yea. there is much trickery in the drug business. —Chicago Sun. The Fleet Chamois. Tho sense." of sight, hearing and atndl of the chamois are developed to a maximum, and this fact, taken in association will; the animal's great Mirc-footcdncM among the lofty, snowcovered Alps, in which it haa its home, tnaktm hunting it a task of no mean diflienlty and danger. Dogs are of no service on the rocky eminences to which the chamois will retreat whan it is pursued, and the sportsman has to rely upon his own sure-foote<lnesM and courage in climbing the steep and slippery precipices, whither ho is tempted by tho sight of game. If so hard preaaed that it is driven to some height beyond which It can not go. it is Mid that it will precipitate itself upon its pursnor, sending him’ down into the depths below. Besides man, the eagle is an enemy, whose constant endeavor is to obtain the kids frntn their watch­ ful mothers. Its skin is much valued for Ita toughness combined with its pliability. Its flesh is also greatly oHleemetl.—2V. K Pwti. —If there is anywhere in-life a xilverIringod. eighteen-karat, fulLjcweled momenta it is the diamond-beapanglcd instant when the young husband Ural discovers that bis wife knows bow to —The ooal fields of tho Powder river country have been burning einoe 1870, — Chicago Berabi, Spring rapidly approaches, and it la Important that everyone should be pre­ pared for the depressing effects of tbe changing Msoon. Tbix ta tbe time to punly Lne blood uad suengthen thu sv*te®, by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which stands unequalled as a spring medicine, and baa endoraementa of a character seldom given any proprietary medicine. A book containing state­ ments of the many wonderful cures it has accomplished, will be sent upon ap­ plication to C. I. Hood 4 Co-, Apothe­ caries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. tty. Michigan, panuneo ioft• nn the 1X11 day of Februmr rot o! Um- above named mloorn nt. In and to Ok* following drocribed real rotate, attaato and beinK In th- uronsblp of Johnstown, Barer eounty. Mlcbican. and described ao follow*: i i.twtKtblnl? of the foficwlng daseribed real estate to wit: The south side of the wither ’ quarter, (Ml • nH Ml,A, IK- ....... Wwl'iiWoridl Wonder or family liniment. I.rlul In ovnrv Fnr druggist*. Stl, A. D. 1SRS. | LEVI M. DEWEY. GaardJaa. THE SIMPLON TUNNEL. The Simplon tunnel, which will very ehortly be commenced, is the most formidable of the gigantic railway con­ nections undertaken of late years to facilitate the communications between Italv and the rest of .Europe; and tbe project suggests a comparative note on the. existing Alpine tunnels. At the present time the Alps are pierced by three remarkably long tunnels, enter­ ing Italy from France, Switzerland and the Austrian Tyrol, respectively, and called according to the mountain chains thnFarv traversed, the Mt. Cents, St Gothard and Arlbergtuunals. Of these ML Ccnis is seven miles and threequarters in length. Its cost wm f 15,­ 000.000. The St Gothard tunnel is nine miles and a quarter in length, ar»l coat f 12,500,000. the diminution in ex­ pense being owing principally to the more rapijl progress of the work by improvements in the drilling machines. The Arlberg tunnel is shorter than either Mi. Cenis or St Gothard, being only six miles nnd a half. The last ana most formidable rival will be tho Simplon tunnel, by which thoiexistlng line from Geneva toMartigni and Brieg will bo carried through the mountains toDutno d'Oasola. and so on to Pallanza or Strcsa on the Lago Maggiore. As this tunnel will lye commenced at a much lower level’than any of the others, it will necessarily be large, the rough estimate being twelve miles and a half, and tho ertnnated cost sumcwberoabont >20,000,000.—Boston Tran- —A writer in the Now York Trihunt ia told that Robert Bonner Ik making a curious provision for continuing the Ittdrjcr niwi hB death in the same style in which he has been conducting it for about thirty years. He holds, it is undcrstood.’that it will take his succes­ sor fully three years to learn his methods so as to select the class of literary matter which has given the Lrdgtr its peculiar success. He has. therefore, begun to collect extra ma­ terial with tbe design of securing enough to last three years after his death. Alrciuly abogt enough copy for ono.year. or fifty-two numbers." has b»*en areumu’ated lug In the county of Barty, la Michigan, known and described i-Mteas to v». ,ue following vmu Commencing at tbe north west < north east quarter, of tbe north w« n bo )••• ,i:.:•:>: th-- . , •ontalnlng ten acres of load, all betog in tfK township of Baltimore. Id tbe eounty of Barn, Mtchipin. being town two north of range » we*. hut.d k.h-,,-,. MM . OHAS'.M. MACK. • Guar PANEL ART CO. iKnirsi-rhoekcr Bmldlnc) MT £)ISSOLUTION NOTICE. laic Gnu arc to be paid, anilall Indebtnww f the firm to be paid by Mr. Coata Datsd Hsetlngs, Mich., FebniaA t«h. 1«M. GEO. H. BROOKH. ADRIAN D. CXX)E. T\EAFNEBS Its Caosov and Cure, by one wh* taJ wxv deaf twenty Ore year*. Treated by moet at tbe noted spaoialtata of tbe day with* a* beneffta Cured himself In three months, and since then hundreds of others by the same pro­ ses*. A plain, simple and sueeewftd bosro teeatment. Address T. A PAGE, 138 East 3MB Bl.. New York Cttr. ARM FOR SALE CHEAP.-One-hqndred sere farm for sale. Ove mllwi twuth of Haettags Hlxty acres Improved, living water, good erebard and all kinds of frulL - One-quarter of a m II m ......rww* —-. «wwn ~ ■ J.'-’I.U. — Arm able. For particular). Inquire of dtanlel Brant F •#.00 per thousand, delivered al Irving. ie HASTINGS BANNER and DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE One year for Fxoo cash. This offer I’ made to both old and new *ub*eriber* of toe^BaxxKa.^ T U/E WANT NALF.SMEX everywhere, toaai yy and traveling, to roll our atxxtv. Will rear rood satarv and alt exnenw". Write In,STANDARD SILVER WARE Washington Street. Boston, Maas. Rheumatism ftaparflla baa proven an invaluable remedy tu many severe cases of rheumatism, effect­ ing remarkable eurca by ila powerful action in correcting tho oddity of the blood, which Is the cause of the diw.-uw, and purifying and enriching the vital fluid. Hood's Sarsaparilla has done lor others It win do for you. Therefore, If you suffer A Positive Cure. State of Michigan. Couutv of Barry—m. At a ae»Mot> of the County of Barrv. hidden al the Probate Office In th- City of Hastings, ■■ Tuesday, tbe 1MI1 day of Marek, tn the yuar one thousand eijrht hundred and etahty-slx. Present, W tn. W. Cole, Judge of Probate. In the mailer of the estate of John Wm. A. Barlow, a minor. On reitd.ng and flllng tho petition, duly veal tied of Charles F. Dwlidit. guardian of said minor. real estate In said petition de vertbed. tar reasons therein -wt forth. Thereupon it I* ordered, that Monday, the 1Mb day of April. A. D. ins, at ton 0'etock la Ito* forenoon, be asolrnrd for the hrorlnn *f saM p. ttti on.and that the heire at law of eaid <te­ reared, and all otter pervonx tnteteoted In mM estate are required to appear at a aeMton of said court, thro to b.- holden at tbe Probate onunended to try Hood's BanapariUa, I I cheerfully recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to be publl’bed ‘in the Hastings Banxo. a newspaper printed and rlrcalated InsaldCowW world." W. F. Woon, Bloomington. Ill dodge of Probate. began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and It did . UTtwOmJ over had." H. T. Balccm, Shirley. Want " I suffered from what tbe doctors called saparffia and am entirely cured.” J. V. PooTOro'W, letter carrier, dleago, .HL tn all who may desire, a book containing many additional statements of mires by 'oft 1086. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tusra only by C. I. HOOD & CO, Lowell. Macs- IOO Dosos One Dollar. RUSSELL HAS Jaemoved HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND IVEillixier^r Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros, Gro­ eery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new onea As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. JULIUS RUSSEL �Diwamof the Sue and Bar, Brain and Nerver, stomach. Liner, Jii,!^ and Heart. Throat and Lvnat, Catarrhs Atthma\and Connimj.ti^ Coiutinalion, Rheumulirtu, Neuralgia, Cancer, St. IHecareg. Fite, Patty. Propty, Turnout. Gaiter, Pi The Hastings Banner. his own cornfield ... --------„ our tmdien aeUUw a book the consequence* if his neighbors’ pigs forms at a most exorbitant price, tell­ ing teachers that he calls at the requsat Hawmtfls. M1OH.. March 18th, 18*5. of the Board of Examiners who desire Tribune all teachers to procure this book. -Which one will be next?" is what This fellow belongs with the chaps who are Belling “Bohemian Uats" and WILL BB AT THE one involuntarily exclaims Then he “Rnaalan Clover Seed." I trust very contemplates tbe president’s malarious few of our teachers have been swindled •cabinet.—Exe. by so thin a dodge as this. ENOCH ANDRUS. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE. What would be the lienefit to HastIrrlog, March lUh, 1MB. AS0YE1A. tega and vicinity of a good modern W. A. Ludwig has moved into Geo. louring mill? 1. It would benefit the Tompkins house. Basting grain market and consequently John Darting's liabv is very sick. --------- AUD AT W--------PURZ Chas. Abbev and Gas Sackett, of For the convietlou of the wty or par ' bring a larger amount of grain to this jUnncuLi! in destroy ln< my Ben Horefu point to be marketed. 2. It.would Verona, visited Abe Holton's Sunday. DR. D. MoLKAY. Dr. Fay visited his brother in Jack­ famish the needed bran and coarse feed son Co. last week. Prairieville, March 13th. IWfl. to our farmers and teamsters. 3. It Geo. 8. Tompkins is on, the sick list Election Notlee! C. W. Newton and wife, of Bellevue, would increase the trade of Hastings’ Hasting* City Recorder'* Office. are visiting J. A. Serven. merchants, and the business of Hast­ To the elector* of the several ward* of tbe city Geo Brown fired his wife out of doors ings' meehitnics. 4. It would afford last Sunday. A good coat of tar and of HmUus*: wuployment for men who would make feathers would Improve Geo.’s temper. good citizens. How unbusiness-llke, RUTLAND. nod what a waste it is for Hastings to Good sugar weather ami terrible bad ship Its wheat away to Grand Rapids, We Make ' ’ > a Specialty Rnwialty and nnd Cure AU CurabUJ Curable Farnu ‘‘t>rms of ----------------------------Chronic ,rue* kXing and other points and ship its roads, these are usually in partnership. FnutkUn T. Gumpbell. The political question, is the best oJmSerwdJwpeetw-. one Buparvtoor for the flour, bran and coarse feed back. Hast­ man ahfttd in this town ? Conntmptiun*1 ings has to pay these needless freight We hope every republican' will re­ a dnd K/fln Second ami Third ward* of said city; abo one bills besides losing the Increased busi- member when the first Monday of Ajdmnsn from each of lbw four wards: also , Fernatv l>u,one CoiiM.ible from emtli of th<- four wards. also w seas which would result from having April comes and be at the township lui'iuher of Board ot Educalion from <’*< L election in good time and be fully re­ wardaiaM city, m follows: For tw" Flrtt । MOST PERFECT MADE ona flouring mill at home. Can there be solved to win. Every, honest man ward in place of Ctuui. IL Bauer; for U>« Seooud any doubt about this sui&dal policy? wants the man elected to have tho ward in place of Henr, F. Ford; for tbe Third ward lu pure of John S. Goodyear; fur Ums We can all see the point when it is office, and the opportunity for trickery • The Only Institution in the State that D Genua ic WWCE BAKHfo POWDER CO.. Fburth ward tn pl**ot George H. Tomlinson: prevented. *11 of wtwM term ot offlee expires oa the Snt brought right at home on a small saale, CHICAGO. ST. Li <llTllc, follawtnV’piscewtave been designated by and yet there are persons, while ac­ IN MEMORIUM. tlie ccanuion council for tlie hnldlox of odd City Send Six Cent*for Treatise on Oayyeu atul II Uh Journal. knowledging the force of the above? We, the mehibers of Wlthey Post, G. ElKtloa in the seTenil wards ot said ettr: First Ward-AS Jordan’s wagon shop! Mlehlwho advocate shipping our coarse A. R^ of Bowens Mills, in regular ses­ g.v.l A'enuc. materials to England and Europe and sion: Hecond Ward-Adam Tinkler's building, oppo­ Resolved. That in the death of our site tlw freight depot. , allowing England and Europe to manu­ Y SPECIAL ’ Third Ward—Allen Jones' building. Jbffereon late comrade. William Count, we find facture what we consume. If we are our ranks are broken, a chair is vacant ; street Fourth Ward- Shcrltl '• OfBce. in Court Howie. injured in the one case we certainly our loss is deeply felt, and while we feel would lie injured vastly more in the this for ourselves we have room in our hearts for the bereaved family, and we other. The lieneflt to our markets of FRANK STEBBINS, Recorder. pledge ourselves to stand by them in INSTITI’TE. the hundreds and thousands of manu­ the future as we have done in the past, ana OxjTRtr. wbiet Muskegon, Mich., U. 8. A. facturing enterprises are almost incom­ and as our late comrade stood by us and ours in the days of our country ’ s • Bn-raMhaa. ' Default ha' parable, There is certainly enough in­ Bttablidud—1880. R+organi*d—1885. b Oxyren jn telligence in this country to appreciate for* in.-nth mar Raolved, That a copy of three reso­ this and proteevthe country against the lutions be presented to the widow of Modfcal Director. i-wii.uiruo' '’lyrro our late comrade, and the same be pub­ folly «f free trade. tesfiraxs lished in the Barry County Republican And Medical Oounrll ot a Eminent FltyalrUtia. One of the new congressmen from and the Hastings Banner, and that the sjim of Eve hundred and rl£hty our post rooms and charter be approWHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY. HASTINGS MARKKTR MC*U» 1 wt*b tu slair nineteen one-hundredths dollars, aiu Michigan, Mr. O'Donnell, looks very- priatdy draped for the space of thirty MS S*Ft..-t»S. wKt Read! refleot! much like Assistant Postmaster-Gener­ days. taJUitx until tn im to «trnt IkK al Stevenson, and, says the Cleveland I. M. B. OILLAMP1E t . F. M. BIXLER. ) to'nLeader, a curious meeting took place between him and Representative Carl­ MISCELLANEOUS. *' toreDoou. I Q.*H aril nt ton. of his own state, in tho Ebbitt Nzbort blddrt, *t th* « House recently. Carlton came obsequi­■ Court House in tbe e —A swordfish weighing oven four that belnt the place pectauon and for which xre uro very gnUeful. ously up to O’Donnell and seized hisi hundred pounds was captured recently U CWfcIl) m I Ibe County of Barr; Yoon truly, liwuTibed In said u»n hand, saying: “How are you. General[ near San Miguel LsIandsAffthesouthern B. C. 11ARDY, ni may be n-eesuirr . coast of California. The sword mensStevenson. and what do you think now aal< tnort<a«v. with, Report of oases. Lard'.. ured forty-five inches in length. nil leiod etMtx. n>e p df the matter, which 1 put before you to■aid mortgMrn *11 those certain |>*rcel« , —General Lord rtVoheley’s- appear­ ■ItUUeiu the lawwibln of Woodland, tn the daj- fn regard to those appointments ?’’ bbl County ot lum and Bute of Mlcbleui. aud ance is decidedly effeminate, and when Halt, Floater, too . O’Donnell appreciated the situation,■ be speaks he accompanies each remark IterfHldre and bowed cordially. He said: “I have> with a nervous shake of the head. He c*:t HU1M... HbNppetta.. bxnd dated Aug. 3d looked over your papers, Mr. Carleton,, is disposed to be sociable, but is not a TiBcSbYSMd and aw happy to tell you that 1 can, favorite with the “rank and tile.” BTAFine Assortment of Spectacles and Eyq Dated March nt!:, IN*. of iht —A lunatic who escaped frotn the grant all you ask. You shall have three, WILLIAM J. • L. L. UOLLOWAY. hospital for the inaane at Buffalo. N. Finest Quality always on hand. post offices, and I will send off tbe ap­ ' Y., two years ago, and has Since been CLEMENT SMITH Attorney pointments to-morrow.” Carleton be­ wandering over France and Great came very effusive in his thanks, and Britain, returned to his home lu this We have taken the Agency far Timothy Tarsney, who had been stand­ State the other day perfectly cured, it the new line of tag beside O’Donnell, could restrain is reported.—Buffalo Krprw. —One of the holiday books recently himself no longer. He burst into a roar of laughter.- O’Donnell followed and iiwued In England was printed in blue This wtw done in ,-p.r. Orleton won bow badly :.k .m grwn,|, h7h. tho advicecf aGerman he bad been taken in. That same eve­ scientist, who says ti\at the short-sight­ ning Carleton and Tarsney saw in the edness of his countrymen Is due in part National Hotel tbe man whom they to the German characters, but mainly They are somethin^ntireir supposed to be O’Donnell. They slap­ to the violent'Cofitra-st of ink and pa­ per-black and white. new in design and Wish. Jf ped him on the back and called him by - The weeping willow, says the superior quality ^n«l fully war­ name. They were met with a stare and Garden, seems to'have had a romantic were informed that -the gentleman’s history. The first cion wm sent from ranted. name was Stephenson and that he Smyrna in a box of figs to Alexander knew them not^N. Y. Tribune. Pope. General Clinton brought a shout from Pope's tree to America in the time We also sell the Latest and Best We could never understand why the of the Revolution, which, passing into the hands of John Pasko Cnstls, wm democratic party seemed to take rio nlanted on his estate in Virginia, thus pride in the commercial Independence oecjrthing the progenitor of the woepot our nation; but instances continue ingfwilluw in America. Paints in -Large andSjnall quantities: also Varnishes. Tu<to mnltiplv that show the indifference —One marked pecaliaritv about M. pentme and Japans. if not positive hostility of the free trade Worth, the Paris man* milliner, is his grea't dislike to perfume in any shape. element fof the democratic party to His workwomen are prohibited from American institutions. It hxs been de­ using sceute. and even from wearing cided by tiie House Naval committee flowers during their working hours. that the secreta* of the navy shall When a woman sends him her costly NhW COMBINATION PIX)W. with seif-sharpening laces for the adornment of new dresses, have some new cruisers built for our bhare and Point They are giving the best satisfurtioi. navy. Instead of authorizing him to all odorous from long sojourning in perfumed sachels. the firet thing'that have the work ail done by American no does is to cause them to be thorough­ For the Spring Trade. He is the exclusive dealer in the cal- doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth U one-half the expense of other plows. artisans, the democratic free-trade ma­ ly aired. brated Tailor-Made J. C. 4 CO. CLOTHING. The Nobbiest jority of the committee voted to in­ —A judge in Walla Walla, Washing­ Best Made. Best Fitting Suite known to the trade struct the secretary to import the armor ton Territory, thus addressed a prison­ for the new cruisers, and purchase the er the other day, upon ’ whom he was machinery for the same abroad. “It’s about to pass sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses: “Conso English, ye knaw!” To their credit tiidering tite service you have done exLow Estimates on Jackson Tile. be it said, every republican on the com­ Cerieaced {leople and the leMOtis'you mittee voted to have all work on Amer­ are taught, you have been of some ican vessels done by American work­ service to the’community by doing evil Full line of Menu,' Youth 's Boys and Children's Suily. that good may come of it. I; therefore, men, amj ail machinery and -material Sre yon the lowest penalty allowed by IVilson Bros.’ Celebrated Shirts. also to tie American. Making this e law for a felony—one year in the country dependent upon England or penitentiary. any other country for materiids of war. —A Connecticut Valley paper-mak­ MUTY.T. rovw. ing Ann sent to the Paris'Exposition a •specially, is little short of treason. blank book weighing two hundred President Cleveland's extraordinary pounds and having three thaiuand course in refusing to give the senate enormous pages, ns a sort of universal autograph album. Only one-fourth information as to why certain officials of Its pages were tilled in Paris, after A good Men's Suit for W 60; others sell for K 00 A good Men's Worsted Suit for I • • 10 CD have been removed show that he thinks which it served at a local fair, and last A good All-Wool Men's Suit for 6 60; “ “ 8 60 the executive officer is endowed with Fine White Dress Shirt, unlaundried. for.. kingly prerogatives. There is neither was filled- It Um now boon returned Good Style Man’s Hat for Mthccity nor justice to uphold him in to Holyoke, Mm’., and will be exhib­ Men's Working Pants, for »; ited. It contains sixty thousand Men's Overalls.. -such a high-handed procedure, so.utter­ natnee, houw well known.—Hartford OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.’ ly at variance with his boasted "Jeffer- Courant. . —Young men in Nashville, Tenn., •onian simplicity." To remove officials The Beet Looking.Best Constructed, Most Durable •nd publicly state that the removals used to have a strange idea of fun. Carriage Made. were for cause, thus casting a stain About twenty years ago, during a cold spell, they orgnuixed a sootaly with fun wpon their official career, and than re- as Ito avowed object. The fun consisted flaae to allow them to know what in raising mouey and diatributing it among tho poor people of the city and county. In the oouree of one winter ti»T raised and gave away seventeen pense thonaand dollar*. Tim young can makejmcea on any line of gooda cheanf/uin .4 1 in thl* frolic Are Coming! HASTINGS HO HASTINGS, *300 REWARD Johnson House, Middlevelle, PR/ Wednesday, March 2, And Every Eighth Week Thereafter. Consultation Free! Surgical Operations Skillfull Performed ygen. A^ywcfj I^OR^ Address, DRS. B„ S. CO.. Aflsihi Msiisil ui Sirgitai ISextracts MOST PERFECT MADE tt-SSKS igfcSM” p K. GRANT CASH CLOTHIER, S>Garland Stoves. Has an Elegant Stock of Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost Clothing&Furnishing Goods Builders Hardware at dose Figures. Mowers, Reapers and Binders.. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. CALL IN AND SEE US. , • • Greble & Powers MESSER BROS Ward &. Dolson Buggies! .8s 25 1 urchased to Open the Spring Trade with Platform Spring Buggies! Tkt Cilihiri IB id Sidsta Vipu! Farm Machinery of All Kinds. R. K, GRANT, Cash Clothier, �the world. The Bakner office has a PERSONAL-MENTION.' large stock on hand. They will be W. T. Brown Is in the city.’ neatly printed and put up in books of five namea each, in a very few momenta E. D. Whitlock spent Sunday tn this eastingh. Thursday. MARCH !«. UM. after the order is itjft. city. Friday last Dr. Lowry performed a C. W. Jon re was in Middleville Thurs­ L^al Advertising Rates: plastic operation for separation the lids day. from the eyeball on one of the eyes of Fred Cunningham started for Dakota K> Loe*l». 1^4 cent* per line. Mr. L N. Hager, of Woodland. From Monday. StSuiirr NoUctvi. s cento pre line. present indications the .operation will £nto of TbMlu. io cento per line. R. E. Combs, of Middleville, is in the Mvriv and Death notice* free. be successful. city today. th notice* lor Kalertelnwiento for proAtol in“Old Obur,” the famous war horse ■ Mdo dt or ontanlzmion*. ric-pt for charitable Mrs. A. E. Matteson spent Sunday at «rtKo-voi«it purpo*e», wlU be eb Anted for at of Capt L. B. Potter, and which attract­ Middleville. ed so much attention at the reunion at O. J. Wright, of Bowne Center, was this place two yeani ago, was shot a yy ANTEDI {e* W*Binc*. having become so en­ in the city Thursday. Mrs. Julius Russell made a business feebled by age as to be unable to rtee. (/John Weimert Camp No. 34, Sons trip to Detroit to-day. The Hastings Banner. 200 Cords Wood of Veterans, lately mustered in this city, has a numberahip of 25. The 1 members are very enthusiastic, and I want So eonia ot ztovc wood lor RtaaU <>ut doubtlcM this organization will «oon-be ono of the most prominent in tho city. ■ nj More. I <10 *eU the goort« for wood aa It B a mooted question as to whether Alt r.xhU w.urantM a. tvf'rv~-nt<M by nv ' Mr-.ns yoer watches, clock* and jowdwy for or not the city ordinance relative to buildings within the tire limits Is oper­ ative or not. The ordinance has l>oen a dead letter for lo. three inanv yrers; tho question now being as to whether or^not aldermanic action will Infuse JOHN BESSMKR, Jeweler. The sheriff of this county has been re­ markably quiefaincehte greatflairs in attempt ing to extort a confesaiop from Carveth, without the knowledge and consent of the prosecuting attorney, lie wasn't covered with glorv to any great extent by his efforts in that direc­ tion. will be h*M, for tbo pur­ i.,v.ii.blpotBwrs. al Um- M F. G. Govdyeau has received the, Local News. ■„!i. ;>u -nit: ........ ... < Belle Spaulding spent Wednesday and Thursday in Middleville. ^llard" Chidester to now employed as salesman by R. K. Grant.) ..^r-Chas. Russell, of Allegan, was in the city the fore part of the week. Mrs. Solon Bentley went to Grand Rapids Tuesday, for a week's visiu .^7’- Russell, of Muskegon Co., to visiting her brother, D. A. Bowker. Messrs. Peckham. Yarger and Finch, of Freeport, were in the city Monday. John J. Perkins, of Praireville. was in the, city a few days of the past week. N. T. Diamond and Ed. Doyle have rented the Greenfield house, on Broad­ way. Mrs. Ixulie Rej nold* is spending u iew^wetks with her parents in Nash­ prisoner a few days previous was found near by. A .basin of bloody water mi found iu which the assassin had washed hto hands. AU this and much more the able prosecutor said the people would show. A number of wit­ nesses were examined for the people, corroborating the circumstances out­ lined by the prosecutor. The letters offered in evidence are in the possession of tbe scribe, but withheld for the pre­ sent. an they apparently implicate oth-. er partire who will likely lie brought before the learned Judge. The aide attorney for the defease, Mr. Fred Alton, astonished the most euthusiastieof hto admirers by his clear, eloquent and logical defense of the prisoner. As the evidence offered In Ixihidf of the prisoner shows that others were linplicatftl in the crime, that to also withheld for the present. But our readers should have heard tbe able attorney in his cross-examination of the people's witnones, and In his elo­ quent plea for the prisoner. Ho raw Mare Anthony. Demonthenre, Webster and all the other fellows, and went several points better, copiously expec­ torating the whUe. Be introduced a chart in evidence showing the impossi­ bility of the prisoner being the assassin, acknowledged that the prisoner was in possession of the knifq u few days pre­ vious; but in a cunning manner at- ' tempted to show th«t later it carne into the hands of a witness of the people, Are Sole Agents in this City for the above celebrated 8oap. who was the real criminal and who bad committed perjury to qhmld himself. , Tho cbargr of the judge occupied some 1 bar 10c; 3 bars. 25c: 7 bars Kirk’s Soap,- 25c. time in delivery and was most able and exhaustive. [Short-hand notes of the same ran be seen at this office.) Tbe jury retired and in a short tame return4x1 with a verdict of guiRy of murder ' in the first degree. As ths fatal word “guilty" was pronounced the prisoner .Are the only Exclusively Cash Grocery, Provision and Crock­ broke down completely, aud when the ery ( dealers in Barry County. They buy*for Cash. They sell Judge w;ith streaming eves recounted , cash, and cash only, and can therefore sell goods of any the horrible details of the crime, and for 1 sentenced the cowering wretch to I’o- quality i for less money than any competitor, since thpy lose dunk for life, the scene was pathetic . nothing from bad debts, interest on accounts, or time spent to^jond description. Court adjourned . keeping books. \ at nearly 11 p. tn., to the great relief of in ; the individual under the lied in the rear office, who had been highly enter­ tained by the incipient flights of ora­ Qfnplz Is ia all its departments. In tory of the active participants in this vlll 0LUUK every one are Bargains for oubcustoniers. memorable trial.. I’. T. Colgrove made a -business trip to Berrien Springs the fore part of the plans of his proposed new residencei week. from the architect. An inspection of Mbs Louise Baker, of Detroit, to the M'dnok p. in . sharp. , the same shows that Frank and wire IIi|iS.?r«.>w V. ' guest of her cousin. Mrs. C. 11. Vnnwill have ns cosy a home as there is: Arman. . . a: Mm*IiiMiller’s, an Friday, April M. IMS. in tbe city. The house will b« heated Mrs. Alice E. Mite,, of Scio, Al­ by a furnace and supplied with hot and leghany Co. N. Y., to visiting relatives cold water. At Hit-Tnv.:; UdojK', Huluntiy. April .trd. nt in tills city. ’ i •■H.Mk v m The Michigan Leg*l News to the MAKI.K OPOVJU , Geo. If. Brooks and wife are visiting At M.X'lc Grn»?U«ilcr. Thursday. April nt. latent journalistic candidate tos public relatives and friends in Prairieville and favor. Published monthly by the। Orangeville. Michigan Legal News Co.. Detroit, at Miss Frank’Williams leaves to-day Rah roads do notAleUjj people from 81.00 per year. The initial number to■ •Lining to Hastings?) The Illinois State Journal, published made up mainly of alwtracte of Michi­1 for a month's visit with her sister Mrs. Frank Thiers. gan Supreme Court decisions. It will at Springfield, Ill., of date March 12th, Lknt has put A quietiqi on euchre doMbtlrtm meet with a hearty reception Bort A rmstrong and Theodore Moore, contains the following concerning tbe parties for the time being.A from the legal fraternity. of Bowens Mills, were in this city labors of tbe. Messrs. Hughes & Ward Quite an amount of hay is being temperance lecturers: Rev. Hi;nhhekger requests us to Thursday last. •aliM for shipment in this city. L. E. Knanpen and wife left for • (,'aki.invili.e. III., March 11.—The The Charlotte Prohildtionisl is announce that if those wishing ques­ Knoxville, Tenn., Tuesday, for a labors of Messrs. Hughes and Ward in tions answered relative to passages of ■.bout putting in a power press. the temperance vineyard dosed here n- m'th’s sojourn. scripture will write out the questions last night, up to which time not less The Tuscola County Adverti^r hw» .Chas. M. Muck, of Dowling, was in than 1,000 happy hearts beat in respon­ they will be gathered up previous ►•■on enlarged to 7-column quarto. to the commencement of the lecture ’*ity Friday, eu route for N. Y. state, on sive sympathy with the touch not. A T1H-WEEKLT mail is now running Sunday evening next, and he will be, a visit to hto parenta. taste not, handle not. red ribbon tiadge oatwecn Middleville and Bowens Mills. pleased to answer the same during hto Fred Miller, night operator at this worn ob the left breast. These temper­ course of lectures. All are r^uested station, and Mbs Shea, of Jack-wn. ance evangillsta came hero March I, Be sxtue and hear Rev. Hunsberger's to bring their Sunday evening/ and the work haa gone bravely on over were marritxl Tuesday evening of last .viewer to Remsburg Sunday evening. since, with tho nmilta as above atated. James. L. Crawley has entered into week. Meetings were held in the court house The city butchers have raised the LHenry Smith was in the city Satur ­ partnership with L. E. Stauffer, in the and opera house. The students at price of tihst-enta of beef to one shilling •nr pound. ' dry goods, grocery pul provision busl- day, and the band boys availed them­ Blackburn University, most all of selves oTthe presence otthe tuba play­ them, assumed the obligation to abstain Mra Mary T. Lathrop will lecture nees, at the old stand of Stauffer & Sal­ er to get a little practice.) from all liquors. The converts—those •n temperance in this city this. Thurs­ isbury. Both gentlemen are reliable, straight-forward’dealers, having the £The Rev. F. W. Henry, the new rec­ who were snatched as brands from the day. evening. । * ’ confidence of the commercial world and tor of Emmanuel church, of this city, burning fire, as well as those who might Fi i: the firet time in several months, the people of this section. Tbe Bakner will enter upon hto duties the second have become brands—joined todigbt in giving the evangelists a grand benefit the b.md played upon the street Satur­ bespeaks for the linn of Stauffer A Sunday in lent, March 21st.) supper. As early as eight o'clock this day afternoon. Crawley a liberal patronage. Mrs. W. J. Stewart., of Grand Rapids, morning, baskets laden with substan­ Thk Nashville schools have tx-ra Northern Grown Seeds.—Farm­ who has spent a week with L. E. Kuaj- tiate and luxuries began to arrive at iosftl on occount of the prevalence of ers, gardners and others using seeds, pen and family, returned to her home temperance hall, some coming from the • iekn-46 among the pupils. Tuesday, accompanied by Mr. K’s country. All seemed eager to show are you aware that there to a well gratitude to Hugh^ and Ward.) These The bear show at the rink Thursday stocked seed store near you. where you daughter Florence. night was -well attended, and a very can buy all kinds of garden, field and Mbs Ida E. Davis has closed her gentlemen have spent about 700 nights in Illinois in their present line of work. ■aeriterious and unique exhibition. flower sctxls. as well as garden tools term of school in district No. 13. in Irv­ The}* induced several thousand to take ing, where she has given good satisfac­ Dk. F. R. Timmerman is the lat-.«t and implements? These seeds are of tion. .The district that employs her as the red ribbon during the six weeks victim ■>! i he newspaper artist fiehd. northern growth and ti-eted and true. teacher, wffl never regret the money they were at Peoria. About a thous­ Bw.ee’s Herald "did him up” last week. Try them. Send for catalogue. Ad­ and at Rushville did likewise, and the dress, II. W. Landreth, Battle Creek. they pay her. for she to a iirsL dare wicked city ot Bloomington rejoices at teacher. The harness stock of the late lainrnt- Mich. the six profitable weeks the gentlemen rtt Dtnid F. Riley will be sold at It is getting about the right season sheriffs sale on Tuesday of next week. For the first time in year?: tbe crim­ spent there. The last week m Febru­ inal rtrord of Barn1 county is clear. ary was passed in Springfield's northern for political prohibitionists to trot out suburb, I'eterateurg, where some 1.500 l-Mrs. Jane Whitlock, of thia city There is not a single people’s case ias just finished a patchwork quilt their stump speakers under the guise of pending in either circuit or justice were induced to join the red ribbon ,whu:i*. contains 5.568 pieces. Who can “temperance lectfarers," ask republican army. At Rushville nearly every court tough in town donned the badge. The temperance p«x>ule to assist in the finan­ week before election the evangelists are And now the author of that immor­ । »VaXTKi». to exchange a 40 acre farm cial-part of the business, ami then the under contract to return to Petersburg aear the city, for city property iu Hast- lecturers denounce republicans a« the tal epic “Past, 1’reeejjt and Future," and assist in wiping out the saloons at <nga Inquire at, office of Secretary active allies and sympathizers of the saloons. That isn't consistency, but it has an itching to further perpetuate the ballot box in that town. Harry i Eaton Ins. Co. represmta what to done in nine cases hto name and fame, by answering tho • Un ano hear President Fiske, of Sunday evening lecture of Rev. Huns­ OBITUARY. Albion College, at the M. E. church berger. KOl)SH.-Dkd fa Freeport March 11. ism. ol brnuclitalconsumption, Ann M.. wife ot H*n>Friday evening. Lecture commence Owing to an oversight of the Iwnrd uel Roush, ujwi and 21 dap. at7:4<>. Subject, "Education.” of supervisor* in failing to instruct * .kmdan Hall was well filled hist Mrs. Roush was bom in Ohio. Feb. R. K. C Ita nt again comes to the front the clerk to comply with tbe law re­ night to witness the “Kingdom of 17, 1843, and was the second child in a with an announcement in this issue. A lative to the submission of such ques­ Mother Goose." as prreented by scholars family of ten. Her early life was spent glanre at prices quoted will convince tions, the electors of thtoj county can­ of Union school, under the direction of on a farm. She was married to her aafthat Kirk is on the war path. not vote at the coming election on Miss EsteMa Wheeler) To say the aud­ surviving husband Oct. 22,1865. Hav­ IJlinois Timothy Seed. Michigan Clo- raising money with which to build a ience war'well pleased with the per­ ing decided to try the “wilds ot Michi­ *er S,*d. Lime. Hair, Stucco, Cement, jail. As the board will meet in June, formance. but feebly expresses the gan.” the family moved to this village in the spring of. 1870, before Freeport rift-1 Patent Roller Flour, Jackson Tile. the matter can lie submitted to the peo­ praise thatiwas bestowed upon it from ple in legal form and voted upon at the all sides. (The scholars show a progress was thought of and then contained but Quality and price warranted. in singing that speaks wall for Miss two log houses. It can be said of Mrs. fall election. F. H. HAUJXJW n co. Wheeler sb an instructor. When the Roush that she was a true woman. The wife of Mr. A. D. Hughes, .one Stauffer & Crawley, successors little six-rear-olds appeared npon the Her devotion to home was very mark­ •I the owners of the Irving Milin, died to Stauffer & Salisbury, announce to stage and performed their parte, as ed. It was at theflrefildc surrounded Irving Sunday morning. The re­ promptly as did the older ones it drew by her children that she shone resplen­ mains were token to Lainsburg for the public that they propose to largely applause every time.—Middlevi'le Re­ dent. She did not aspire to public no­ increase their stock of dry goods, boots publican.) __________________ iaterree it." • tice, but rather seemed to shrink from and shoes and groceries, nnd will con­ crowded gatherings. On the contrary, bl fat - buy chotliing because it is1 tinue to lie the leaders in low prices for ■ Ok Friday evening last at the office her thoughts were centered with her • keap. rhe I’lie shnpeltw bhapehw baggy, Ill-fitting cash. They feel greatly encouraged be­ family, with the little ones committed •kithins ।ordinarily amd is expensive nt cause of the increased tradethey are en­ of Wm. B. Sweezey, Justice of the to her care; having no other desire wypricr. ---------•. — bee-----------------advertisement of “T. C. joying, and will seek to merit all favors Peace, occurred one of the most exciting than to make tbo home life of herself A Co.” t othing. by prompt nnd faithful attention to criminal trials ever held in Barry and tamily pleasant and happy. What county, by the side of which that of more can be said of the true wife aad .Tin: i) embers of Hastings Division Carveth pales into insignificance. We mother. It is these virtues that char­ K. of 1’. ire considering th« nrartlruhllthe pracUcabtlty of handling butter, eggs and produce refer to the trial of Ed. Burton, alian acterized the life of Mra. Samuel i»y of at ending ..ding as an organization tho Texas Siftings, for the murder of Frank Roush—which caused her to be so me-tingr r.f _ lodge of the generally, and always pay the nlghest of the th,? _______ supreme Matthews, a fair-haired youth of some universally respected through life and * Toronto ’I’nrrvntrt in if. July. li.1v '' *' market price in cash or trade. world at 18 oral summers. Prosecuting Attor­ gave rise to heartfelt mourning when Os thk inside pages of this issue V< There will be a mock trial at the ney Earneat A. Bailey appeared for the it became known that she had passed rrill bo found the agricultural depart- rourt room, commencing in the near people, and Fred Allen was the elo­ away. That Mrs. Roush wm an earn­ ■ent, “smiles,” steite and general news, future, bo say the boys, in which Frank quent and brow-beuting attorney for est Christian was proven by her stead­ and the business announermenta of the defendant; Judge F.M. Woodman­ I‘an coast will be tried for the murder see presiding and ruling in a fair and fast iaith and exemplary character. A several of our local dealers. dutiful wife, a fond mother, a kind or a ficticious real eetate dealer. Esq. impartial manner. Knowing that the Thk Charlotte Leader has been sold Kenaston will preside. Ernest Bailey Sblic would be anxious to learn the neighbor and true friend. Mrs. Roush will be universally n'ournr’ Iler '.ii*to G. C. Brandon, of 8t. Maryo, Pa., will act as prosecuting attorney, awst:ts in the case, and that the Judge who takes possession April 1st. We ed by Thomas Campbell and A. Horner. proposed to hear the trial in chambers, a regret to lose Brother Blymyer from Fred Allen will conduct the defense, Banner reporter found a secure place the fraternity of this section. assisted by F. M. Woodmansee and Tad where he could hear and not be seen. Clark. Twelve business men ®f tho The wooden building during its city will act as jurors, and It to calculat­ Prosecutor Bailey opened the case for transit from the site east ot thenank ed that there will be fun alive through the people, in a lucid and eloejaent man­ was ornamented with R. K. Grant's the trial which will last two or three ner; however hto “lucidity” and elo­ quence were somewhat marred by the advertisements. Kirk never missoi an tact that he was greatly embarassed •pportunity of advertising his business. nndsltmniTwd badly. The insurmount­ 60 on bUtUlUn? 'jhmrvri.. . . After the last spring election. Bom able difficulty the prosecutor had to Use U.B. church. The remains v.. Dn. Burton has purchased the State Hicks made the boast that he propored contend-with was his inability to alight deposited in the Freeport cemetery. •tnv-t property of VJiaa. H. Olmstpad to. keep at the water works question in safety from hto lofty flights of elo­ The large concourse of people who at­ **stof Weiatert Bros’, and will add until it wm carried. He Is preparing quence. * He Baid in substance, that the tended the obsequies testify to the uni­ another story. This will make four to make his threat good, and will mani­ people would show that Texas Siftings versal esteem in which the deceased stores to he raised another’story this pulate the fusion city caucus and m and hto victim were rivals for the was held.—Freeport Herald. . spring. many of tbe ward catcuses mb possible smiles of a Hastings belle, (who shall Thu dniotat, Fred HotchklM, Mito UnSy be nameless here) and that Sittings had Tukrk wib & largo audience at the in the interests of vater work candi­ date,, The oM issue of “water works supplanted his rival That on the M- E. chujci Sunday evening to hear or no water works” will have to be nightof Jan. 13th last between thb MARRIED. Bev. Hunsd'eger’s reply to Remsburg'a fought over again. The election will hours of 8 nd S o'clock Matthews was J«tHreon “Bible Morals.” Tbe Rov. KSPilMlecrfpSltiCMin it. ttwfflbs seen walking with the lady in question in mMt MBvMttai. will continue the subject next Sunday principally an effort of Boss Hicks to in tbe Low that he carries the city of Hast­ doubUo* nmonetratlat with her ta evening. • his vert pocket. The citizens b„ ubtiUbfulMb Soon ttlnr Kuwto, rtlcte. » * OKMdt, ings in J ,Ln» «>.AV nwniuliuli* such Moody eo~erf MbtUyra wn. twat ,OT. tbe .ban. of u avplriat for llSi lU'mlP"- MHldu b MU attsmpt- MabM to U» bmrt. AtolTe known political honors in tiito day and age of . Try It! Her toil J. H. Beamer &-Co. They are not “snide goods” for leaders, such as soriie of our competitors are endeavoring to palm off on their unsuspect­ ing customers. That may work all right with the Combina­ tion, but they.don’t take with our customers, who want good straight goods, and who know that we sell them cheaper than any house in Barry County. We have lately added a Confectionery Departm’t^ We make our own Candies and guarantee their quali J We give prices that sell them: Horehound Candy «9 lb Cream Candy, Hand Made, lb 10c I Bost Mixed Candy <9 lb 25c | 10c Baazar Department Is chock fall of Bargains always. An inspection will prove this assertion. We have lately added a full line of Carts and Eipress Wagons at the following nnparalelled prices: No. StbrUSlneb wheel,. Bor» W«oo. U. H. M»ll. Boys Wagon. Express. Bora Wagon, “The Leader” Iron Axle, SI J25 X. JX) .75 Two Papers Steel Tacks, £& Two Doz. Hani wood Clothes Pins. XK Two Paper Pins, jK 24 Envelops XX 6s, jk 0s, JM L00 12 Sheets Best Note l*aper, M Tobacco Department. Always a good stock of the best brands of Tobaccos and Cigars, at bottom figures: Spear Head Plug. Spy Plug Grit Plug, 40c I Sweet Cuba Fine Cut. 40c Bad Boy Fine Cut. 35c [ Jumbo Fine Cut, a leader. Sentry Smoking, 18c. Night Hawk Nickle Cigar is the best that can be found, our large trade in them shows. Crockery anfl fasm Department A mammoth invoice of the latest patterns aud novelties this department just received: 7J< Inch stand lamp, complete Set glassware, 4 pieced U gal. pitcher, fire polished Polkadot water set, asstd colors 25e I Decorated tea set, 56 pieces 4 25c Decorated toilet set. 8 pieces 3 25c I 7 inch plate*, per set, goods 81 50 ! Cups and saucers, per set, best goods 50 00 50 4& We have ordered the latest thing out in glassware, which is called “Peach Ware,” a very pretty and durable article. Come in and see for yourselves. A full line of Ambenna and prices lower than ever. Hanging lamps. We will close out our stock of them gardless ol cost. Provision Department The onlv Genuine Entire Wheat flour per cwt I 25 tt> sack Voigt roller flour 25 lb sack Irving roller flour 50 lb sack Voigt roller flour 50 lb aaek Irving roller flour No. 1. whitefish per t> New chicken mackerel New XXX Mackerel large, weight 1 B» each V Bert Bonders Cod > Beat Herring per box Best smoked Halibut, extra thick Best Ashton dairy salt, 1 bu sacks Best Warsaw dairy salt, 1 bu sacks Best Warsaw dairy salt, Wbu sacks Best Rock salt. 1 bu sacks Dried beef, hams per lb Standard Granulated. 14 E« Confectioned A, 15 lbs Extra C. 17 fcs Yellow C, IS Rm No i oo Wanted! 20,000 pounds of MAPLE SUGA R, for which we will w cash, or exchange goods or sugars in barrel. Highest Market Price for Maple Sugar and Produce of all kinds. i'±rst Class Butter Makers! We want your Butter, aud will furnish you tube to pack it in, aud pay you a fancy price. Come and see uh. We mean burineu. Yours- Respectfully, �DESPERADOES GAIN ADMITTANCE TO A UNITED STATES EXPRESS-CAR. Mollov-GraUam *Wwy x.rauam ts* -5Skr citifed Saturday c.rabam Ihjy abo expr**» th«n».>3-«» as nbcit v in the cronnd^ion of tbe crime, and Lit Sirs. Molloy will be held as nccoaory to tbnfacL The testimony is not. far enough that tbe »tate *UI attempt to *bawthat perpytrnted in Illinois occurred ou tho Chi­ cago, Rock bland & Pacific west-bound exMorria. Tbe facta as Imrnod from tbo baggage- the fatal shot The trial progns-w very slowly, only eight witnmsra having, Friday night be beard a rap at tbe baggage­ been examined up to tin time of adjocra- rar door. Thinking it was the oxjrtes m.-simsit Saturday evening. Tbe teitimony is masked robbers, who covered lilm with reTho key wan given up, and tho robbor, iding ahorse ba ctairnwl lu* I been given t1m by tbe Molloys on which to leave tha eflio-ri an- in pursuit of him. (teabsxu hi-.- amneed himself in compiling th • following which ia wuppoe-d to give an ec ountof hKcrima If the reader will take n biWe anh follow the directions bo will have an entertaining story: EbtauUw, third chapter, verses 1 to 9, inclusive, aud verse 22. federates turtiol their att -ntion totheexpraa-car. It is thought:hat they rapped on sengvr, Kellogg Ni hols, that tho '-uiggage- Being confronted by tho murderous rijLains, tbe messengor fought for his life and tbe projierty in his trust. Tho fought at, and the robbei. from 1S, and K ’ . . ' Acts. twAnty-fourth chapter, verse IS. nirty-fli st pialnt, vorsoc 12, 13, 91,21 i rov.-ri.-, Mile caaptr, vorea* ji, ao. iToverU, wreath chapter, vcra.w 31, Jfl, done the villnins cut Nichols’ throat from ear to ear, probably ’ with s hatchet or some blunt insUument, as tbe wound presents a jagged appeornneu The thieves rifled bis 1'ruwrta, fifth chapter, venm 15, 2, 20. THE TROUBLES OF THE TOILERS. Ueiaeat—Other Wage DiOlculIle*. robbed of all its contents, variously estimated at from to 125,00 Checks and valuable psi-kagw not containing money they left scattered about the floor. Nothing was known of tho occurrence until the train reached Morris, the first Hr. Louis, March 11—The strike situa­ tion Saturday night wiu outwardly un­ changed. No train* hurt gone out except Morri* the local oxpniw uioa nger rapped brid„r, and on ondnuua quiet prevaDaJL f eritusl dajr. Tho officials of the railway • cctdldeutir announced that tlpyr wool 1 run freight, whilst tbe strikers just as coufidcnUdliy a.i<crt tbs? no freight would run In ono baud tbe dead man clutched a lock of d.-irk-colored hair, which must have ■ .'tatolxdoi Ootnmfadoaer Kochtitxky ar­ rived hero Saturday night from Jefferson News was at once telegraphed to this city. Sheriff Beits and Chief of Police Murray at adoea boarded tbe train at that point. 8noi ■itanUon, it it near* than probable that within four days tbe trouble will be settled, country, and it is thought tbe guilty men freight traili*^running, and tho embargo probably bo lynched, as public opinion in negotiation* are now pending lie tween the Missouri Pl» Jth- cxxupauy end the Knights of T*Ki.’ Iim mnllert • -T rt<% nnt -r UK. directly. I most trusted employes. . As to where tho robbers boarded tbe train is all os yet mere speculation. Conductor at wusMltlnx wlli loading khtghta at that ■to.. r BAD RAILWAY ACCIDENT. Ohio reached Morris. Island company issued tbe fallowing cir'toutoo, Ohio, March 1.1—A railway oo cidaut ocx-urrvd Friday night ou tbe Michi* Chicago, Hock Island <t Pacific railway be­ the train, containing thirty passenger*, was tween Joliet and Morris between 1 thrown uawn an embankment by a dafect- and 2 am. of Saturday, the l-3th rve roll Following h a list ot tbe injured: - John Hurd, of Bridgeport, Conn., both wrista pony and robbed its safe of a considerable brokan aud receli-cd internal injuries; W. amount of money, The Cnicago, Rock W. Eppatefn, o. Toledo, terribly cut snout Island & Pacific railway company will pay tbeb-nJ.C. 1’. Ckook, a leading merchant i rival ous internal Cooper, of Ir U< JourcvUla, Mich., badly cat about tbo heed; ioeato L March 18, 188:1 The two little aons of M. Shaeffer, gnu, Jii it iJtulb crushed, and will dia MaKKHaIJ, Tex, March Ifl. — United States Marshal Reagan posted a notice Sat- muwJor law wfously bruised. Texas Pacific property in his district; that and warned r.ll persons from interfering • -SAioaUi, Ind., March 12—The three ^-Ab3>»c .outiaw.i who expiated their crimes a, biiMi»K ot tbe vigilant committee, ^•wora cut down at 10 o'clock Wednmlay by J J£be corouer, who found that they came to .* tludr death at tbe hands of unknown • i write-' After the lynching party left the 4 JfU) they- innrebel quietly and in lino ‘ in tni.it^v fashion to the White river iwaqvu bridge, and emptied their revolv' er* ii> the [water beneath them, after which they dbqiersml in a southwesterly direction. When R.«'J Sheriff Padgett runhod out nnd coull be tittle but look at tbe ghostly night in tee cnort bourn yard. The funerals of the but their families win dare to attend. THE REAPER DCATH A BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY. WEAVING A FATAL WEB. The blind; Stories of adventures on the raM, at tha herc-iici of engineer* and firemen, tbe gallantry and bravery of conductors, t>e thrilling escapes from death of brakeftWb, and of the many snj>cr»tiilons of railroad men regarding ’their dangerous calling, cunsti'.uto n form of literature as entirely peculiar to the last fifty years of Ilia nine­ teenth c entury a* the development • of steam itrelL The engineer’* position aa a popular hero and romancer seems as­ sured. The newspaper reporter appar­ ently never tires of stories of the gnmy driven* a flection for tlio ponderous ma­ chine which he controls, of hU hall belief that there is something almost human in u favorite locomotive, and of his yarns about being chased by a phantom engine, and miraculous escmics from an immediate and horrible dentn. Perhaps next in jxipularity is the fireman's always exciting accounts 'of how he crawled out on the cowcatcher of his engine and snatched from the rails a golden-haired lovely baby just in the very nick of lime to save it from being crushed beneath the great wheels. How we all admire him for it, and feel aa thankful for his heroism as the horror-stricken mother who is invaria­ bly a helpless witness of her darling's danger and who feints away when she sees him safe In the arms of the fire- acute menluptis nt Purdy's station, West­ chester oounty. • received an academic education, and, while still a young man, moved to Colorado. legblature in’ lUflJ, lb<52 and 1951. He was to th* a delegate from Colorado «-• Forty-third conForty-second and B..on the ndmiodon 1H7G, of Colorado into th* Union, Mr. Chaffee wn* chosen senator, bis colloagu* being quietly in retirement. During Mr. Chaffee’s term in tbo senate he was. noted for hl» vigorous pushing of legislation against tbe Union Pacific rail- hundred employee of th* Liuimpion Har- standing of 75 per rent. ' ”*" F<f ^JFF00? »ie "IdlSloual miuirt ■Mate will be elomentarv atarbrx phiitouptiy. QoIAlsead it«funa«. H< a first grade, geometry hi... nr,For with a utandlug not lowe'rand thangra-nu M ££ KMpOH ANDRVH, Chai. In __S l.. J___ 1 Knights of the cab we honor yon and feel sure that beneath many an oil-stain­ ed blouse beats a more chivalrie and cour­ ageous heart liiab did beneath the bullet­ proof armor of many a knight who in days of old boldly led his unprotected soldiers where the leaden hail fell thiekeoL But we ask a bearing for the train-deapstcher. If his posiliou is not hedged around with danger it is kt leant one of great responsi­ bility and importance, and he merits attention. Mr. William Blair, the traindespatcheron the Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad at Detroit, tells this good story of a not altogether pleasant experience of his: “For about fifteen years I have been an almost constant atiflerer from neuralgia, which often unfitted me for my duties and mode life a burden. The strain on my nerves was «o great that I nearly lost the use of one of my eyes. I never succeeded in getting anything that would give me more than temporary relief until 1 began using Alhlophoro*. A few doses relieved me and the first bottle made a very decided change, in alt I have probably "used half adosen boules, and it is six months sLxe I have had an attack. _ "I keep the medicine on hand all the time. I nave some here al my office and some at home, so that I am well prepared in case 1 may need iL If the neuralgia came on during businera a dote or two would soon drive it away. For neuralgia Athlopboro* is undoubtedly the best mediciue I know and I think I ought to know a* during the many years that I hare suffered I have had occasion to try about everything in the line of medicine for this complaint. My confidence in Athlophoros is such lhat 1 have recommended it tn many person* troubled with neuralgia, and in all cases it has been u»ed very satisfac­ torily. In ono case that I call to mind the gentleman found relief in two <fo«es and in a short lime was entirely well. I have recommended iL -IU. S3.S., X “1 land narcotics ujmii the human ’snteM his rradr a standing or n ■ •. yielded largely.] Oxijrxr, Ilk, March t<.-Postmaster Bow­ yer died suddenly Sunday night at 12 o'clock, ngnl tii The deceased had a wide reputation among public men of the state, State ot Michigan, county of Harry.- «a At a session at tbe Probate Court fur u» County of Barry, bokleu at tbe ITotiate W«,- to the Crw of Haiings. in said county, us TmZtu ISfil ns asBiitant surguon in tbe Eleventh Missouri infantry, and wlien ho was mu*- eral Brewster, died here, Tu-eday morning, after a short illness. Mra Brewster wm tbe daughter of the late Robert J- Walker, who was at one time secretary ot tho United State* treasury. She was a lady of high culture and refinenwut and very popular ia Hx-iety circle*, both in this city and Wash­ ington UnCA, N. Y., March •<—Mary Bleacknr Seymour, relict of ex-Govemor Horatio Seymour, died nt tho residence of lira Ros­ coe Conkling at 8:30 Monday. The late gbrernor removed Mra Boyraour from his country borne U> Mra. Conkiiag’s on ac­ count of her illness, and while attending Iw was attacked with bis fatal iltneei Mra 1U iiioccaer, ox Aioany. i un iuirllu »>u take place from Trinity church, Utica, nt 3 ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE POISONED. their coffee Thui-aday. On investigation ft was found thnt tbe'previous evening on* ot MES tbe find dv of March, tn tbe rear uu- tl.kU and elghtnimdred and eighty -six. ' PreMat, Wm. W. Cole. Ju&aot I'rebau.' raoMMuttaireln net forth, to adjudicate ax d d. Tbt ftjr'r.ula by wkich MiMtr't Herb JMtttrg it cemnoundtd it over tuo hun­ dred ytsrt old, ar.d of Germr.n origin. Hit entiro range of proprietary medirirxt cannot produce- a preparutim that en­ joy t so high c reputation in the corMiunity where it it made at «AmlHA wKa .nr- . saia pcuuoii, ana inai toe ucire ax luw ut auM deceased, and all other persons iulerreud u syd frtata. ara required to api-rer at a mwim ......... Mw. ,,, w AUU ;i r. ■ orterta, That said petitioner give netto Mnoas intereated In raid estate, of th, un aS aalA aaIIMaa -.--I ■ >. - V... MISHLER’S Bitters­ It it the best remedy for Kidiie-y c>. i Liver Complain tn. I>ynpepr> a, Cramp in the Stomach, Indiges­ tion, JUalariU, I*rriodiral.Comphiinta, etc. At a Blood Purifier, ii hat r.o equal. It tenet the st. idem, strengthening, invigorating and giting new life.' l~..l of hearing. -Wm. w*. I 'ola. Jqdge of Frebak Dated May Kb, A. D. 1M, and recorded uu Q» Kn day of May, A. D. two. lu Liber Nu. s»' mortpigM ou page □»- Hold mortgage was given to arcure tbe payment of one bundled »•*.< seventy-five doUara, with Intervet al the rate eight ncr cent per annum, and payable Nurra her 1st, A. D. IMO, and annually thereafter, aad ade In the paytuent w thereof for lix- spar.. ■houtd Oreotoe me tec tbe making of the coffee next morning Tbs suffering* of tbo unfortunate creatures wlio MISHLEB Hili’B BITTERS COn 535 Commerce tit... Philadelphia porta that thirty will dia I payable: .and there is tare 1 M the date of this notice tte Park sr*s Fleatan t Worm Pyrup Never Fails •aid taortgage contained.aad the statute in -we rase Made aad provided, notice Is berrty gives that ou flaturday, the Mtb day of April. A. D danger. Btawaid Frelinghuywm thinks a German tramp is nw]>onsible for th» diabol leal d<x-l Dr. Wt ua has made a further examination of the coffee caldron, which tuu that you buy it from your dniggist, but It he hssnl IL do not be perouaded t i try somrtblng Hastings. Michigan, the property dret-nto! said mortgage as follows • tommrtH-m* at w .. -1.1- -r__ ... _ w . Galileo said the world was round, but under pains and tortures of a bar­ barous age he was forced to recant No person who has discovered the virtuee of Mishler’s Herb Bitters could be in­ dued to change their opinions. Thous­ ands of persons now living owe their lives to IL Robert Evans, Lancaster, Pa., reccommcnds it for kidney and liv­ er trodbles. _ Michigan hu 4,000 physicians, and 1,400 health officers. Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why will you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms wi en a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief'and costa but 2b cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. Charlotte Commandery Na 37, K. TM now has 70 knights. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time thia wea­ kens the system, and we all know that the termination of this dangerous prac tlce is a consumptive’s grave. Don't take the chances, when a W cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will safely and promply cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollijy bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic Cases or family use. The new electric lights of Petoskey are now in operation. Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, burns, rheumatism, eta, etc. Good for man or beast. For sale by W. IL GoMyear, Farmers, mechanics and working- cupful vomited viotently and were quickly WILL POPULARIZE MOB LAW. murdrr on Chrbtmns Eve, 1981, when thro* children were inurdorod boro, which rtwultod in a lynching and the killing of nearly forty tho price than other more imjortant pointe in selecting their clolhipg. It is a mistake highway south 1»% degrees east, 3 chains te usually. A poor suit of olotbos is expen­ 334 lluks; thence south ou a line pantile I erita sive at any price. The best is always the tbe quarter Hue to the Tbornapple river. threw cheapest, though not neore«arilv the high­ est priced. Tbe *• T, (J. & CO.* sloth­ ing is made for eervicc. It fits perfectly, f b*sinnltw is custom fin ished, and crate no mare than MMB IB tho “baggy" stuff offered. luaua on ail xne ” A, Vi. VO. Clothing. Buy it for yourself and boys, and you will make no mistake. that Neal, Craft Ellis time several philanthropic some R. K. GRANT. Martgage Hate. Defai rreortted on tbe 1st <l.iy of July, i w .office Ot tbe Itegiater of Dredt ** rvwmlr nf anJ follow. pointinent with ono of tbe girls, who had previously been on iatinuito terms with one of them, and tbo triple murder followod the unintentional killing of the loy for ro- public fooling tiere on the subject Tbe rn MADAME PATTI HUFFED. There are now 1,390 students enrolled in the University. Dr. Pieroe's "Pleasant Purgative Pellets" cleanse and purify thff- blood GALVXdTON, Tex, March IS.—A dispatch and relieve the digestive organs. from Bouham, Tex says: United’tttatoe The police force of Saginaw city coots Marshal Cabel arrived hero Hun iny with SG25 per month. a few hours a freight t rain was manned and I have found Athlophoros to be a dispatched and everything will bo arranged sovereign remedy—nothing like it—for relieving neuralgia or pain of any kind. traffic. I have recommendwl it even to strang­ ers who i knew suffered with neuralgic BraLvanKt-D, Ohio, March IB—Taerre pains. M. B. Frere, Greenville, Mich. awful tragedy. “< Vaxxxcia, March li-Mmn. Adeline Patti appeared bare Friday evening in “Ia Traviuta." Several hitehta occurred in thefirst duet and the prime donna wa* roundly hl±Uvl MKa l-f. ,L- _*__ _ . *r hav Ing bvrotne epev iatlawortne<iuit) bm rover the debt xwd part thereof. an<i tra fy-three and M ico mortgage will be forrclom <1 gaged nremtoe* described In eu much tbrrvuf m tuay t»e n My fee ot twoaty-fivadoDara. at public seedue re the Kh day of May. Ute. at leu o'.-l<xA m thforenoon of said day. at the north trout dtvr ot the Court Bouse, In tbe city nt IListingi*. in »ai<’ Coontar <■ Hany- that betog the place ot boldwk the Circuit Cnurr for said County of 1'irrj. In which raid otortgaevd premise are situated fiald premises are dfaertbed In said tnortpw n Bum County and Mate of Miehlran. i'iird this oui day«»{ February. irV. • SPltUUXKBUEFOKD. McrtrM'-* ffFV ART A BWKKT. . ' JUtBraenlar MorUagee. . I Grand Kaplda. Mi< h - hotel by the police, followed by a crowd Nun Cream Bala when applied latothi THE MARKETS. ARRl i.Yi’.TSB IM ii Measles in abundance is reported In Menominee. ♦h« discbai’go of all Knight of Labor in tho Srai.vartaTAi, lilt, March Ik-Th.- in­ junction proceedings instituted against tbe LitUi'i ,’to f rvvenl said c< ionera from Knighu In tbe employ of the Cnampion and Knife and Bar rompaniei, of which Amos Whitely, brother of e^ptetelv hval^ NOT n 1.1QVU) or|JA\ NNVFT. Apply a particle of the Ha A few npnJieatlon* relieve. 1 «lUi In ear-lots oa traek, Bartanka X*.-*.- ner bararet '• loU- Did you Sup- Cblck.-.., will EtVEE Into earh nottr tboroiKh nra use. fiend I" . mr UTUU. UHHI OF ftt l*Uggtf t* ELY BRtrrHHRB. Dnirtsts. Owego. N/Y. Whiteley's posit . [hts of Labor.. _ v\ V discharging the Knights . with non-union ><» -When all bo called remedies fall, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy curew. pozc Mustang Liniment vn’y good (or horses? It U for inflkintnalion of all fie,h. �Agricultural, S’Sptnt only plrccs wi« ey? or inrdlum-sin-d to two eyea. or use single small potatoes with all eyes cut out except two or three.-!. Wilson. Representative Albert J. Hopkins, of illinois, has introduced a blU into Con­ gress putting the manufacture of oleo­ margarine and similar compounds on the same footing as the manufacture of whisky and tobacco. His bill provides, grst, that nil manufacturers of the stuff •hall be registered and shall give bonds tn the Commliatlonor of Internal Rev«iue; .second, that every manufactory wHall have a conspicuous sign, giving 4u> name and business; third, that the nakf-rs of the pii used in tho manufac­ ture of. bogusUiiitter and cheese shall grep and furnish to the Collectors of Internal Revenue a record of all their mies; fourth, that the manufacturer ah.ill place on every tub. crock, l>ox or other package's printed label similar to now placed on tobacco packages, dating that all the requirements of the raw have been fully complied with; and It shall be unlawful for any party •>o use sucb\nackage a second time; ■fth, the. tax w required to lie paid by stamps the same as in the case of cigars, <c_; sixth, imported adulterated butter •r cheese will have to pay the same tax as that manufactured in this country n addition to the.r« gtilar import duties. The tax Is fixed at 10 cents pur pound for better and three cents per pound . for ehtstie substitutes. The penalties Sx I for the violations of this Act are «Ad<’ very severe, and no loop-holes are left for the manufacturers to crawl unr. “Adulterated butter or cheese** ia defined as "any article or compound ■nnufacthred, in whole or in part, of any uh aginoua substance, oliHuunrgnr■>6. suitte, bnttenne, beef-fat, . lard, neutral-vegetable oil. or any substance •Cher than that produced from un­ adulterated milk, and designed to take tie place of butter and cheese, or to be •old or offered for sale as an article of food." ■ We hope this bill will be speedily pushed through to a passage. It Ik , alike in the interest of every laboring . man. every trading man antpsvery pro­ ducer. as well as of tho fanners of this •onntry. It is an act in the interest of honesty as against fraud. We would suggest, however, that the bill is not quite complete. We think the compel• hng of the entire product to be colored •erne distinctive tint would provide an easy means for its detection, whether offered for sale in or out of the packages. Let this little ammendment be added and then we hope to ace tho measure speedily liecome a law. I'ralne Farmer. Nec'y Chai. W. Garfield, of the State Horticultural Society,* writes: 1 conR-h* that I ain in great dpubt about the »*st grape rar general cultivation. Two years :tgo I would have said tbe Concord, and I should continue iu that view, were it not for the fact that this variety seems to be so *sadly afilictcd with rot. The Worden, ah rar as my observation goes, rivals the Concord in hardiness ami general adaptability to .dl sorts of usage, soli and climates. It m a finer bunch, a more delicate grape, ami has not, as. yet. seemed to lie so readily attacked by rot. You see where my choice lies. I shall plant quite a vinevard in the spring, and of black sorts shall plant equal quantities of Concord and Worden. The latter,' for our market, is about all out of the way before the Concords can be cut. The. <!ifien‘nce in date of ripening the past year, was 12 or 15 davs. Of red varieties, 1 still like the Brighton and Delaware for my gravel soil, and of white, varieties, if I planted anv, it would be the Niagara. But 1’ am rtrongjy of. the opinion that there is littb l*eyond novelty to recommend any white variety over the darker sorts (<>r market. For notue use wedike Varivty of color, as well as form and flavor. J plant !>• it. .qtart,und train to a single wire, and do not put this very high up iyi the posts. My cultivation is mostly u-cir with a linglc horse plow. 1 prune an warm, days during November or •any December, dropping the vines up•n the ground. This requires that I tract ice th- renewal process, so as to ave no stiff wood to drop down. Th- style of marketing has everything to do with prices in our market. Crapes careleraly packed, with berrks •ff '.io-bunchi-.s and bloom all rubbed from the berries, will not pay to mar­ ket, and I am glad of it. I ne potato eye needs enough of the potato tn supply it with nourishment nutil the roots can be sent off and be•ome est*Ufiisbed so aa to support the Plant and njpply it with nounahment. riiere are about the same number of ryes in a email potato as in n large •nf; the small will .send up about as many sprouts as the large, but feebler; the small will not gut bo linn a hold of the soil, and tho uterus being less with fewer and shorter roots, will develop smaller tubers. Also, the large potato •ends up too many stems; they crowd each other; some of them from the part «r the potato where there are few eyes are much stouter and will produce some good-size tubers, but the struggb* for room and food and sunshine among so many competitors will as­ suredly diminish the size of all. Potato kills eighteen inches apart should not have more than four strong stalks; each stalk will then under favorable circumstances throw off from two to four good-size tubers. Hills one foot apart cannot develop to perfection more than two or three stalks. Largp potatoes cut with one eye to a •uttinri will afford plenty of nourish­ ment to the plants until they became •fitabli-ried, several of the numerous •ye« at the stem being destroyed. One euttinglin a hill whra placed a foot apart Will’be sufficient, or two when eighteen inches or two feet apart. If nifdiuni-ske potatoes are urcu used VUk cut ....... th- in with two eyes to a piece, except the (stem end, which would be better rejected; Usually the medium size cut­ ting Wfth two eyes will about equal liir#e rired with one eye because the Urge potato cutting will surely push out more and stronger stems. Small potatoes enn all be used to good advantage for seed by cutting out all <he eyes but two or three. Yet the smatt potato will not send up to good a «tem as the large cutting of the same sue because the branch in tfao small potato begins its growth as a dwarf. Michigan Panner. .v1 D°Hced in my traveling through the country that a great many farmers in cutting their obnoxious weeds, have a habit of drawing them and putting them lu the bed of the ur u-t'nl lieed haa ,nat“red. only to be trodden out and washed Into the gutters and back on their neighbors* by »° doing scatter seeds over farms on which they ore kept .ph°W l ’uWued- Xow I think that the highway commission ought to see that no man be allowed to indulge in such a practice us this, nnd then we would have fewer weeds on our farms, which would lessen the labor to a great d**ree' ________ _ _________*• “ wLet us Use our Feed-btuffs at Home.—borne time since, Mr. Moreton I rewen sent from the Far Wret to Eng­ land some steers as they came from the ranges, for the purpose of having them fattened by the farmers of Gn at Brit­ ain. Bell s Messenger, in noticing their arrival, says-that it is suprising that we Americans do not see that it must pay us liettcr to expend 822.83 (the cost .of transportation from the Plains to Liverpool) for tho transportation of a SI. «teer. than upon one worth only 860. It is prepostorous not to feed the animal on mixed meal.and hay on the spot wlirre those foods are grown, in preference to sending the half-fatted animals to Great Britain to be there fattened on the self-same food also sent over and greatly raised in cost by the transit. There Is so much truth and common sense in these remarks, that every American farmer should commit ,ne4n°ry and poruier on them r S?ot P”,y are fulRrr°wn, but half-fattened animals sent forward, thus taking in the bone and musde the hugeBt proportion of the expensive phosphates and nitrates to the gross weight, but we are sending abroad at a price scarcely above the cost of trans­ portation, thousands of ship-loads of feetling stuffs rich in the very elements of plant growth for which our Adds are languishing. The sooner we realize the full truth of these facta and heed them, the better for our future. artificial eggs. A short time ago a man was arrested in New York and aned 850 for selling counterfeit eggs. The shells Were made of clear, transparent composition and were perfect in shape. The portion surrounding the yolk was made of albumen, and tbe yolk itself of ground carrot and saffron. The ears scrambled well, and in omelets as well «• in every other way—except when boiled—could not be distinguished from real eggs. Some people may prefer them In-cause they will not decay so soon us the real article, but, as for us, we will not give up the hen yet.—Dairv World. The U. S. Dairyman says that butter, in Che granular form, may lie an hour in the brine and yet take no harm. No more salt will enter the globules than is needed. Theioverplua will run off. Too much salt am be ground into but­ ter, by mechanical force, but it will npt al«orb any more than it needs. ' A Connecticuifruit-grower, Mr. Hale, of Glastonbury, reported to the State Board qf Agriculture that in his locali­ ty, after four years' experience with it, the Kiefer pear does not mature well and is at very little value, suggesting by the quality “a cross between a quince, a Bquash and a seed cucumber,''—New York Tribune. Bryan Star Chilled Plows. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Wl?at Throat-ail seldom gets well of itself, but deepens until it undermines the constitution, wastes away health, strength and flesh, and finally fastens itself on the lungs, completing the wreck and ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ low’s positive Cure is the only safe, sure and speedy remedy for coughs, colds and all throat and lung diseases. Sold by Fred Hotchkiss at fifty cents and one dollar. Pleasant tq take and safe for children. Calhoun county sheep shearers* an­ nual meeting at Marshall April 27. Blood Will TelL Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers aud bad sores upon the body face or limbs. -Will thoroughly cleanse the system and blood of every trace of diseas« that have their origin therein. Cufes the rheumatism, salt rheum and eanker, and is well recommended by the-medical profession all over the country. Price 81 per bottle, bold by W. M. Goodyear. in a gottl®. H. A. G &S , MONEY SAVED 1 8061 COUGHING CHOKING WHEEZING Having bought a' large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! Wanted Immediately 1 I 73,000 MEN. who U»c CFOM-CUt MWt, to »end to ia for free deacriptlvn circular of our New Combined Saw-Set and Haw-Jointer, the most uMful. perfect and accurate tool ever Invented for the"purpo»e, with highest testimonial*. It* Jointing feature alane to worth mitre than the price oT the entire took Prioe of tool post-paid, with full printed inatrueaau* for Jointing. Scta, Filing and Btralghteninx Haws, only *1.00. reM.CHALLEKQK HAW-BET CO, Mead Smith, Hams SVaiAmai March 10th, 1886. Mortgoc*’Sale. Default having been made In the condition* of » certain niortRture made and executed by Cyru* H. Bowen ana Mary J. Bowen, hto wife, to Benjamin F. Hinman, and dated Oetiber 3Uh, A. D. uw. and recorded In U» office of the Register ot Peed* for the County of Barry, Mlchtoau. October 98th. A. D. UK3, at 10:15 o'clock, a. tn. In Liber 3S ot mortgage* on page Kald mortgage was given to *eeure the pay­ ment ot two hundred and fifty dollar*, throe year* from the dale thereof, with lulere»t at eight percent, if paid when dtie, payable annu­ allv. provided further however, that If raid principal or latereri from that time all m and Its arrears fur tbe space otltblrty day*, ihreiaiid from thenceforth, nfterlthr lapse of said thirty days, the alnrrsald principal sunr of two Imudred and hltr doltar* a Itb ail arrears*o i of Interest thereon, should at tho option of said Benjsmln F. Hlnman.btoeiccutors.admintotnitor* or assigns, become and be duo end payable lent". therestt r. although the period alawe limited for the payment t hereof may not have expired, anything therein before, to The market l<ank of Detroit will soon then tbe contrary thereof tu anywise notwtthatandbecome a mitional bank. And default having been made In the payment An Enterprl»ln<, Hrllnbla Houne. of all tbe Intarart due on mild mortgage, on the W. If. Good) ear con rinajs be relied tiitaa, J&th day of October. A. 1). 1S*4. andon the Sth not only to earn in stock tho bc»t of errn thing, dsv of October, A. D. lw.5. for the years ending but to secure the Agency for such arturlce M on those days re»i>ectlvcly. and all tbe same hav­ hare well-known merit, and are popuLir with Ing been and remained unpaid and in arrears, the pconic. tbrre'iy sustaining the reputation ot for tbe t|»ce of thirty days and more, and still bein'- nlwaju eiurrprtolng, nnd ever reliable, remaining unpaid, the aforesaid principal sum ftavi:^; iweure<niir Agency tor the celobrntwl of two hundred and fifty dollars with all .invar­ Dr.'Kins'* New Discin ery for Consumption, will ace* of Interest thereon hath be*n and is deaell It on a jxMlttoe gnarnnt***. It will surety ctared to b« now due and payable, and by cnre imy and nary affection of Um Throat, wbleli default the power of sale In said mort­ laitigN. mid Ctuiit. and u> show our confidence-, gage contained has become operative as to the we lu'ite you U> call aud get a trlsd bottle free. whole amount thereof, both principal aud Inter­ est a* aforesaid; and whervaa there Is claimed Imlay City beilere* that »ho to entitled by to be due and unpaid, on said mortgage ana tbe nature-to the county seat of Lapeer. baud accompanying the same at the date of this the sum of three hundred and seven Bmoke Lucky Star cigars, as they contain n<- notice and fllty cent* for principal and interest, noixmous dnigs. but are made ot Long Havana dollars no suit or proceedings at law or tn equity filler and as good as moot 10c. cigars. Fred and having been taken to collect tbe nm or any HoCchkisa sole agent. p.-u-t thereof. Naw, therefore, noflee to hereby riven that by A mutual benefit asjuwiaUon composed at virtue of the power of sale tn said printer* will be ontanlzed lu Detroit. tnoruraK'1, ami the statute In such case made and Farker’a Tonic kopt lu the home to a sentinel to keep alekneu away. Vied dtacrelly. it keeps Use blood pure, and tbe »tom act and liver north front door ot the Barry County Court nnd kidney* In working order. Coughs and Howie In tbo City of Haatlnsa, Barry County, eold* vantoh before It. Il build* up tbe health. Mlclilirxn. U»at Ik-Iiir tbe place of boldine Use No wino mother will do without It Circuit Court for tbn County of Barey. where prmnlae* are utuated, there will be *old al Otsego will have no saloons Uito year. Tbo Mid publie auction or vendue to the blaheat bidder, temperance ticket won aguln last week. the premise* described in said moiWto pay The Proprietor* ot Ely'* Cream Balm do not and *atl»fy the amount due tbervon'wlth lalereat at ten per cent, per annum, and the coat* claim It to be a cure-all. but a «uro remedy for catarrh, cold* In the head and hay lever , It is and expense* allowed by taw. inetndlu an aL not a liquid or a »nuff. but is taiily applied with torney foe of flftaen dollar* aa allowed by law and at provided for in said mortgaKe, said the ffnxer. It gives relief at once. Price fiOe. 1 have had naaal catarrh for ten years *o bad tranlaea being described In said moct«ace aa that there great sore* in my rnxe. and ono place was eaten through. I got Ely’* Cream Balm. In tbe townxhl Two bottles did the work. My note and bead 1* bring ot Harry and .State o well. I feel like another man.-C. 8. .McMillen, I. . « Ur1 * • T Sibley, Jackson Co., Mo. The contract for the buUdlnr of the a*ylum of the Upper Peninsula prison will be let April 3B. BENJAMIN F. HINMAN An old phyilctan. retired from profit*. h»vtn< F. M. WADUQGH had ptattdtn his hands by an Kant India mis­ sionary the fannuls ot a simple vegetable re­ medy for the speedy nnd permanent cure of Censnmptlou, Hroochltir. Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also* positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all .S.-rvc-n Corn-l.iinl-i, nlt-r Iinvin;; b-Mcd Iti voodorful • OHraUve powers tn thousands at ea*e*, has felt It his duty to make It known to bl, suffering f-llows. Artaated 1 j this IMttve and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire it Oils recipe.In German, French or EngUsb, with full jssgaswwaf**-- •*“ . i$ Thev have a regular old fashioned singing school at East Jordan. The hydrophobia scare in London has resulted in killing off many thousands of worthless curs, applying collars and chains to tens of thousands of others, and put an Immense sum into the treasury, paid by those who hastened to get their poodles registered. Now let us have a hydrophobia scare in this country. Besides the above named benefits, it will advance the sheep in­ dustry. “Will the butter of the future be the product of the cow or the hog?” asks the Philidelphia Press. _The hog is rooting his way ahead. Nothing will help him more than poor cows, powly fed. poorly milked and butter poorly made. Bad butter, though genuine, is the best aid the butterine man can hope to have. Unlem the cow is sustained by tho best dairy methods, she will be left in the race. To lighten labor where fresh pie has to be made every day. take lard enough to last for the week s use and mix K£t£* X-"OT"thoroughly with flour; keep in the cel­ It cost* th* Rtwhmto at the UniveraKy ot lar; then for each pie use one cup full. Michigan tn,MO far boota. Wet only what you use each morning w^iipo<M> symp. ' separately. This perhaps may be of use to E. L. Nye in making those manv miles of pie crust I heard a sensible and judicious person say that many a dav her family would have been with­ out frmh pie if she had not adopted this plan.—The Farmer Household. Wooden nutmegs have given way to AGENTS FOR THE This widely celebrated institution, iocatal at Buffalo, N. Y.. is organized wijh ? /A’l18U,ff of righteen experienced and skillful physicians and surgeons, constituting- the most complete organi­ zation of medical and surgical skill in America, for the treatment of all chron­ ic disease^, Whether requiring medical or surgical means for their cure. Mar­ velous success hus been a-'hieved in the cure of all nasal, throat and lung dis­ eases, liver and kidney dlB«ws,diseaM» of the digestive organs, bladder diseas­ Also the BRi AN No^ 12 and 81, both Iron and Wood Beam Plows. es, diseases peculiar to women, blood taints and skin dlseoswi. rheumatism, These Plows combine Strength, Durability aud Ease of Handling. See thei neuralgia, nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsy (fits), spermatorrhea, impotenbefore you buy. cy and kindred affections. Thousands are cured at their homes through corre­ competition with tlu- rorititwJeonowtwt. »bort weight, alum or pboaphaie powrfon. sola onto spondence. The cure of tbe worst rup­ In canu Koval Bakixu Pownra co., iw tures, pile tumors, varicocele, hydrocele We have the Largest aad Best Stock in Barry County. Get our Prices. and strictures is guaranteed, with only a short residence at the insti­ tution. Srorf io cents in stamps for the oodyear ons Invalid's Guide-Book (168 pages), which gi ves all partlculam. Address, World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buf­ falo. N. Y. Encouraged by the fact that the Kan­ sas Agricultural College fits the boys and girls of tbe farmers for their nob’le calling in life and for intelligent citi­ zenship, the Educational Committee of the Grange of that State looks hope­ fully forward to the Good Time Coining when from its lecture halls, froth its orchard and nursery, from Its rooms of Several members of Cadillac fire de­ instruction in art and household econ­ partment attend college. omy. from ita laboratorv and kitchen, from ita conservatories 'and landscape The Rev. Geo. H. That er, of Bour­ bon, Ind., says; "Both myself and garden, there will go forth into every wite owe our lives to Shiloh’s Cohcountry and neighborhood qualified svmftion Cure." For sale by Wm. teachers “to hasten the introduction of H. Goodyear. . this natural method in all our common A re You Made miserable by Indiges­ schools." This is indeed a pleasing tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of prospect of liettcr days, and well found­ Appetite. Yellow Skin ? Shiloh’s Vited withal.—New York Tribune. altzer is a positive cure. For sale by Wm. H. Goodyear. A little period each day spent in W hy Will You cough when Shiloh's amusement or recreation in unitending Cure give immediate relief. Price 10 the mind, is not lost time; but cultivates cts. fio eta. andj81. For sale by Wm. a habit of being employed in some use­ H. Goodvear. I ful way. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy- - a posi­ Mr. Peter Henderson says. that the tive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria and flavor and crispness of all celeries will (’anker Mouth. For sale by Wm. II. be increased if the stems are soaked in Goodyear. . . ice-water for a short time before serv­ IlACKMETAdr* a lasting and fragrant ing on the table. perfu me. Price 23 and 50 cents. For Sale by Wm. II. Goodyear. Silage is getting a blast of abuse from Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve many quarters now. In England ita Croup, Whooping cough and Bron­ enemies claim it wears .out cows, hurft chitis. For sale by Wm. 11. Goodyear. calves, fed upon it. ami makes tbe ba­ For Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, bies who drink the milk from the cows you have a printed guarantee on every fed on it, Hick.—Rural New Yorker. bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never falls to cure. For sale by Wm. H. Report comes from luipeer. Mich., of Goodyear. several farmers victimized by a man claiming to be a United Statt» “Lamp A Nasal Injector free with each bottie of’ Shiloh’s Catarrh Itemedv. ‘inspector." He pretends to examine I*rice 50 cents. For sale by Wm. 11. the lights, collects ten cents ami moves Goodyear. on to the next/hoase.—N. Y. Tribune. Don’t sign your nanTe to a paper claiming to give the yield per aero of your farm or the total of your farm products “to guarantee the statements made are true." When you.see the statements next it will be a promissory note which you- will have to pay.—Clio Star. H. A. Goodyear & THE best 1 FURNACE MADE. And therefore th© cheapest, is the Its Points of .Superiority are: Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Getting ■ the greatest quantity of heat from a given quantity of wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. 1 Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but one. This give* . the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ 2naces as a heat producer. It has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have non$. This 3• saves much trouble and inconvenience. to adjust to get a given temperature in a house. 4■ Easiest of shell, and castings and radiators ; giving surance of long wear and better uniformity of neat. 5•Thickness fines, insuring much more heat than the ordinary horizontal fines. 6 ■Perpendicular Those who expect to build houses the coming season will save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace.- Call at Brooks & Kenfield’s, Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. No More 'Wood Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble to operate, will heat' your whole house, give unif ” ‘ temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for tbe h a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or pld. it w to put in one of these furnaces. At Brootar ***i can see one in operation. Call i*. �S3,000.00 Worth) Bleadied<DldKLched TO BE OFFERED A.T SPECIAL SALE! Commencing Saturday, March. 13th, HIM UH! We purchased these goods for Spot Cash, Before the advance in Cotton Goods, and will now offer them at a price that they will cost other dealers to-day at wholesale. This will be your greatest opportunity of the year to purchase your COTTONS, so don’t let it pass without securing the greatBargains: 30 yards of Unbleached Cotton, 25 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, good, 20 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, better, 17 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, extra, j $1 00 15 yards of yard wide Unbleached Cotton, extra 1 00 20 yards of yard wide Bleached Cotton 1 00 15 yards of yard wide Bleached Cotton 1 00 12^4 yards of yard wide Bleached Cotton fl (X) 1 00 1 00 1 00 This will be a great Benefit Sale, and we trust that the people ot this section will avail themselves of our unrivaled offer. Sale Closes Saturday, JVdZarcla. STtli- THE LITTLE BRIC1TGROCERY! Here we Buy Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, etc., and pay a Higher Price than any other store in the County. Come and see for yourself. 1XE 20 (bS's! CnnUl'YXX$1 d° A 15 Ibs- of Confectioner’s A Sugar for fl 00: 14 lbs. of Granulated Sugar for $1 00; XXXX and Arbuckle Coffee, 12‘^c; Bird Seed, 5c; Soda, 5c -A-U Otlxer G-oods a,t Proportionate Prices. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-03-25.pdf 92e30d6c2669eb15dcd773209a6386f6 PDF Text Text The Hastings VOL. XXX. NO. 48. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 25, 1886. The Hastings Banner. cook. HL iWCKHTIO.N RATES AiWKKTUHNG HATES: reaper year........... .»t«J « : ura chanw for-.pedal position*. •’ JOB HUNTING. . , U1 pride H felt in the Job Printtnc De­ . ii ihe Bannfu. Everything In the i. h new; and with the latest Ikm of ■ :. mint ,.<-?ruvi^O3tt<-nis of’ machinery* ini - tciii ejrk’.ncu tin ployed, enable* the , kk u> do dr»t-cta*» lob work. 11. W.LOWIIY.M.D. Physician. Surgeon and Oculist. . . i or ;-<KUitry promptly attended. I,-..- imur*-* *• jutd 1 ti>3 p. m. r, at!*- ax Hiitoways'tlrw store. t.atmitlon paid tosurtfcal dlaeares <->«.- and etvr._______ ______ mTof >I . IL LANDIS. M. D.. I’hysican and Surgeem, Wdodland. Mlcb. one «l<x»r M-ctli of the post office, will bo K.tT.MMERMAN, , . I1. Houimpathic Physician & Surgeon, J'lrsi liwr of Hoilowsjs' drug iiture.) t\!’. Wx. JONES? [/ Dentist. A>: work frrumptiy to. it j < County News. A Clear Skin ij A-riNoS, BAttar Co., Mich. Marshall l. rOScoin Abstract Block. Huting*. Mleu.) !£»<■ the .inly set of Abstract Books in Barry nlllLU’ T. COt.GHOVH, i Lawyer, Ilnting’, Mich’. i E KEN ASTON. A. Attorney at Law, nt the Stat*. Collections TORN CARVETH. -J Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich. •LAKKE A RIKER. Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. .-'flee* in i block; ow Hriuner Bro».) llx-tlni:'. Mich. Prarl'.-c In all courts of Ihn Attend to . .... i>erIv;.Utu; tllic* to real acute. b . '..loan iuMirancetak-u etc..etc. WARITN V. BARKER,Real Estate, JI Insurance and l/aans. •Hf-inttrJ. >; Runyan & Men. 2 doors north nf P.AtoOl/r. . 5;-cU! ipren to inuklng exchange* rr.»;»,-rxy. TIi» interest* of non n-*ldrnt i<: ii - :-i) o>«ner> > »r>-(ully looked after. Farm* slJ.! tor tale or exchange, uenues and •LEM ■ : 8101 !i. Lawyer. Oiretn Oni hi ll,U) Block, wrstore uf W. 8. JZ NAPPEJi A VanARMAN, 1V Lawyers. Orer Hating* National Bank.) W ILLI AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ’' At Law arid Solicitor in Chancery. . JTw.i..-. m all rourtaot tl.i- >Ute. WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. J ustice of the Peace. C<»lle«..»3S 4 sjieeialty. Notary Public. A uctioneor, h.v! y-4r< of experience lu crying sueh»-.n>2 lajea nje-vlnHy »ucfrat!*l lu I ■'<>! llvn stuck. 1 know I can serve wtio may call upon me. »IX '“’IETHING NEW! LUMBER! B8NTL8Y BIIOS. 8 HUIS’ Barn Boards, Shingles, Fencing, Joist and Scantling, Hardwood Flooring, Custom Kiln Drying to Drier. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. , WAGONS. Michigan Central i D..D I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. ’ •all and see me, at American House. * I ours respectfully, C.A. BURLINGAME. Rapids, spent Bunday with her brother, Mr. A. D. Shepard of this place. Mrs. J. H. RlchardBon, having rent­ ed her farm, is now residing with her daughter, Mrs. G. C. Bouck. Mr. N. Brayton’s many friends will be glad to learn that he is rapidly re­ covering from his protracted illnres. AD. Dell. Godfrey, of Brookfield, Eaton county, made his parents of Fillmore, and brother of this place, a short but welcome visit Saturday and Sunday, returning to his home again on Monday. WHOLE NO. 1608. sertion that the trouble is a political muddle, emanates from a very shallow foundation, as many people who uphold the purchaser of the scraper are politi­ cally on the opposite side from the com­ missioner. Any one having a patent to sell is re­ spectfully invited to Woodland, it makes no material difference what the articli! may be. it will sell, as fully onehalf the inhabitants have not yet in­ vested in any. • Will Kenestich, while returning from fishing a few davs since, fell through the ic® on Shallow lake and got his jacket pretty well soaked. {•OUNCIL FROCEKTHNGA. Common council met in regular meeting last Friday evening, March 19th, his Honor Mayor Corwin in the chair. Roll being allied the following aldermen were present, Aid. Norton, Laralw-e, Pear, Faulk, Campbell and Newman. Absent none. The minutes of ttye previous meeting were read and approved. By aid. Netvman. thaLthe Marshal be ordered to notify D. L*Morth!an<I, A. C, WaitJind C. P. Larabee. ail of the 1st ward, to build -Bide .walks across their lots on Main St. frontage within two months from the date of notice, and in default thereof that the Marshal shall cause the construction of the same, and assess the same to the said Mortnland, Wait and Larabee to be paid as city tax. Carried all ayea. By aid. Faulk, that the Marshal be ordered to notify aid. Norton, of the 2nd ward to build a side walk acron the mill dam, it Mrig almost impassable for foot posst-ngera. The said walk to be built within one month (Yom the date of notice.' Carried all ayes'. On ffiotiou council adjourned. * PARRY BAKElt. Bswder. North babky. Farniera are busy sowing clover seed. it Reynolds lias moved from Hastings into Mr. Dunkley’s house. »uu»**r starting for Dakota this spring. , Charley Hinkley has bought him a top buggy anil a new suit of clothes. He says he is going to see his best girl every Sunday regular. PBIOHARDVILLE. Philo Sidman is moving on Walton H. H. Mershon had three sheep killed Snyder's farm, intending to work the STATE ROAD. by lightning last Thursday night. lurin the coming sunimer. Charles Babcock and Hayden Gas­ . This weather reminds us of ones life M r. Babcock, of New York State, was kill sawed 'twenty-one cords of wood time Sunshine and Shadow. visiting last week at John Horn’s. I think this must be leap year as last Saturday in eight hours. W. McDaniel Tolles has bought a house JJEW STOCK OF Lellin and Fred Elsey sawed seventeen and lot of A. Cortright, of Hickory Henry and Elmer Sam are receiving cords in the same time, making thirty­ Comers., The dime society meets on Friday. eight cords in eight hours with two Mr. Ashley is kick to his sister’s, saws. That beats the record. Mrs. Charles Carpenter, to remain for April 2d. A cordial invitation to ull. Mrs. Isaac Weeks thought she would Mrs. June Fisher is visiting her par­ some time. take a horse-back ride last Sunday, but ents at Battle Creek this week.'. We art glad to say Mrs. Stanlev is the horse thought different and deposit­ CASTLBTON. ed her in the mud. So she will go on Rev. Spitler, of Monroe Co., made old again with her parents. There was a large number out to foot now. Wends a pleasant visit the past week. it is hard to tell which is the thickest, Sabbath school. No changes made in Mr. J. Aiirten, ut Milan, is spending officers or teachers. Blessed is the the mud or fusion candidates for super­ a few days with his undo B. W. Aurten. visor. peacemaker and etc. Mra. M. H. Bloom is on the sick list. J. Watrlng comes to the front with a NASHVILLE. . RUTLAND. new one horse road cart. A large number of local fishermen Heavy thunder to l»egin the spring Goucher Perkins is making prepara­ went down the river a mile or so Thurs­ tion to go to Now Orleans to go into BOWEN'S MILLS. day of last week and worked all day at The lightning struck a small white the cotton business. sawing, chopping, and blasting with Our spring has caught cold. Almon Sheldon, of Hesperia. Mich., wood tree on theCrosbv farm Thursday night, about afoot from the ground, dynamite, to get. a large driftwood John Jordan has lost a very valuable is at home for a few days. Wm. Bradley has moved to town. stripping off the bark about two feet out oi the river. They think the cow from eating too much com meal. impediment kept the fish from coming but left the tree entirely. R. Miner has just bought a very fine He will go to work on the railroad. The report of the famous trial in the tip from the lake, or at least most of cow. Mr. Greenfield, of Hillsdale, was here last issue of the Banner, reminds me them. They report a most magnificent Buel Bradley went and done likewise. to look after his farm. IS. 14, 18. 18 ud '30 n. Mr. Tlmrp and bride have gone to of those oft repeated lines by the im­ scene when a 10-potind charge of By the way 1 think there can be seen dynamite was exploded under thq some us fine stock around Bowens mortal Shakespere: housekeeping at Needmore. flood wood, large logs living broken Mills as can be seen any where, in the “ M»n. proud man, dressed In little brief authbr•'s Pete Deller has Imught A.N. Brown’s into many pit-cee and thrown high in country. tty • • • farm. Consideration 83.5(10. Plays Mich fantastic tricks before high heaven. the air. At G. A. R. hall Thursday evening, A good time to sow clover seed. As makes the sngelx weep."_ Tom Mitchell, whom many Hastings All widths and lengths. Wheat is thick on the ground, but We have nothing but commendation readers will remember, and who is now March 18th, there were mustered in a company of ladies known as the broom the top is ImiUy frozen. for the prosecution in their zealous running the Cleveland Ellis farm near brigade, or an auxiliary to the G. A. R.. J. M. Cotter lias bought a family efforts to bring the guilty to justice nor the town line of Assyria and Mayle after which a liountiful supper spread, creamery and will make his own but­ for the defense for their client. We Grove, came up to Nashville one day followed by speaking. Ail went away ter. would cast no aspersions upon the last । week, accompanied by a couple o'f feeling that they hail had a good time. Miss Cora Northorp is suffering with rulings of the jeourt, bellevelng that Irishmen who are working for him, Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for The S. O. V. shadow social was a inflammation of the lungs. they were all correct and impartial and and while here got too utterly full for for sheds and repairing old roofs. Mr. J. Everett attended a family re­ would stand the test of the highest any use. They started home alxmt the perfect success. Shadows ranged in price from 20 eta. to one dollar. union in Aasyria the past week. tribunal of the land; in fact we have middle of the afternoon and when just Remember the sugar social at the Mrs. L. Ingram, of Grand Rapids, is not the lingering shadow of a doubt out of the business portion of the town hall on the evening of April 3d. making her sister Mrs. C. McClae. a that the culprit was guilty of all that got one of their wagons (which were Gen. 8. Barr, of Battle Creek. A.' H. visit of lufew days. was alleged and much more that was loaded with land plaster) stuck In the Hemlock. 16 ft. Haytie and wife, of Middleville. 8unMrs. Dr. Vanostrand. of Yankton, not proven, but when it caine to the mud at the side of the mail where the' dayed at Elder GUlasple's. Dak., is the guest of her sister Mrs. sentence we were horrified. We had drunken driver had guided his team, Several new’ recruits at the I. O. G, T. Wni.Eddy. supposed the days of despotism and and it was dark before they got it pull­ lodge Saturday night. > Misses Mirtz and Darey Gregory of relined cruelty was passed. But par­ ed out, most of the time being spent in We hear that Wm. E. Bo wan and soa town enjoyed the country with old don our .simple city. Here in the fighting. One of the hired men was We can furnish any length up to SOfU' have rented theiFgrist mill. friends Saturday. United States of America we st* the kuockwl down and pummelled severely Our tri-weekly^-mail conies very Born, to Mr. Wilber Aurten and wife, horrors of the Spauish Inquisition and by Mitchell and the other fellow. handy. W® now get the Banner on March 19th, Jfibfi. a daughter. of the Star Chamber vividly recalled. About a third of the population of the Thursday. Miss Retiah Bridenstlne. of Ganges, Had the Judge simply ordered the village were over at different times We make a specialty of Elm, Oak. is enjoving the country at N. T. culprit to the scaffold to die immediate­ during tiie afternoon to see the fun. Sheldon's. ly and without the lienefit of the clergy, W. Il Klelnhans. of Pontiac, has Mrs. N. 1Keeler was in Grand RapAsh and Itasswood, open air seas­ Mrs. 1. 1. N. Mr. Frank Willard, of Beildvue, Is or to be drawn and quartered or burn­ bought the D. C. Griffith stock of goods I ids Tuesday, oned or kiln dried. the guest of Mike Erett ed at the stake, no one could for a and will run the store hereafter. He I■ Mrs. •*— Putnam, *•-*-mother of Mrs. H. E. Mr. VanVicele. from Grand Rapids, moment have thought of cruelty or in­ brings a clerk with him who is longer I Hendrick, has moved to our village, justice, but as it is, who can refrain ? than anv two yards of goods in the and is located on Grand Rapids street has moved into C. Oversmith’s house. Died, at her residence, March 14th, We will not rest until the sentence is store. We’ll match proprietor and Miss Ada Free, of Grund Rapids, who 1886, Mrs. II. .Warner, of quick con­ commuted and the wretched creature clerk for the shortest and longest pair has lieen visiting Middleville friends sumption. The funeral services were is unconditionally pardoned. We will in Barry county. Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks held at the Dunkanl church on the 16th. carry a jiencil ready sliorpeied for the ’ Jimmie Campbell Is visiting old for the past few weeks,»returned to her home W ednesday. for inside finish. the pkstor officiating. The remains next three days to sign a petition for friends here?, Wonder if the girl from Politics warming up somewhat. were luerted in the Dunkard cemetry. this purpose, for if he bin been tn toe “Creek" is uiiat brought Jiim. John Carveth and family contemplate The (Iqceased was 31 years old. She durance vile until this tinie from date Kocher Bros, have commenced active a western trip for the health df his wife leaves a husband, two small children of sentence, he has fully atoned for his work on their building. and daughter. | azid many relatives and frienils to mourn crime. Mr. .Smith, the new partner in the Mrs. H. E. Hendrick, who for some ' her late Mr. Kelley hod some trouble settling I Dickinson grist mill, moved bis famiiy time has been unable to attend to her j Mrs.' Warner was born in Ohio. Dec. up with the district officers of Disk 4 here this week. . dutire in school, is improving, 9, WJ2j At the age of 13 she with her where he taught the past winter, but The ordinance relative to prohibiting The Band Concert at Jordan’s Hall parents came to Woodland. In 1877 she he came out ahead. Thomas knows bls the sale of intoxicants was presented to Tuesday evening, was a success. The was married to Mr. Warner. Two years businuss. the council at its meeting Monday boys were greeted by a ful’ house. All Republican caucus at the Town house night, and was laid on the table.' went away feeling well pleased and Above Stock we are Selling thereafter they returned to Ohio, but April 3d, at 10 a. in. Don’t forget it Frank Brady has gone to California— proud of the progress made by the band after wards returned and purchased the at Lower Prices than started Monday with George Francis. under the leadership of Mr. Thomas. McClear farm where they have since nor to nominate a strpng ticket Quarterly meeting services at the Charlie Halbert, of Decator, formerly The Duet by Messers. Thomas and' ivtxl. ever before. Crosby school hodse Saturday and Sun­ of this place, was in Lown shaking Vandercook on sliding trombone and day. April 3d and 4th. Rev. J. 1 Buell, hands with the boys this week. FBEEPOBT. eonut was repeated bv request and of Graud'Kapids. will preside. Preach­ Mra. Holland, of Jaekson. an aunt of loudly applauded l«o»h times. From Hie Herald. Mrs. G. A. Truman, died Saturday. Messrs. Will and Ike Keeler and The Bohemian barley and wheat men ing at 2 p. m. Saturday. We are glad to note that Rev. Grant Mrs. Truman was at Jackson at the families remove to Charlotte Wednre-' an* in town. . of your road tax. Rumored that a new comet Imnd is is able to attend to his appointments time of her death und remained until day. They have purchased a big stock, again. after the Juneral. and think they have one of the finest soon to be organized in Freeport BENTLEY ^ROS. & WILKINS. Ixxts of rosy-cheeked young school­ locations in Charlottf. Coughs and colds are prevalent WOODLAND. ma'ams in town last Thursday at Some sore threats but no diphtheria in teachers’ examination. [OTT CORNERS. Bad road*. this vicinity. . Dell Squires has bought a house und Jacob Colestock will move to Eaton Sawing wood seems to be the bnaiHenry Culler and family arrived lost lot in Brooklyn. qou of the day. Parties from here are w»H-k and took possession of the farm Rapids about April 1st. Mrs. Henry Roe was called to Battle .School districts Nos. three and five getting their summer wood on C. he had rented or Mrs. J. H. Richardson. Crewk last week by the 'illness of her Prichard’a place of Frichardvillo. At The revival meetings In the M. E. have contracted for new school desks. F. F. Hilbert in agnin'ou the sick list. little daughter, who is undergoing that place on March 20th, Chas. Lub­ church will close to-night. They have treatment at the Sanitarium. Claude Hough (Feck ’ s B. B) is suffer ­ bock and Hadeu Gaskill sawed for Mull been attended witbjBUcecss. । The republicans of Castleton have Holcomb and Lou ilenderahott 21W Prizes were awarded nt the rink last ing with rheumatism. Owing to iiupaicilile roads, no mailj' nominated a full ticket for township cords of wood in 8 hours, some of the evening to the three liest lady dancers olficurs. ufficurs. The ' ” *■■ following — * -----------are ” — the five timber being very large. Also Wm. as follows: Mra. F. Herrick, Miss Min­ arrived nr left Woodbind on Monday. II nominees Rob Banner Is prepared to do team | -cxlzczs for the principal offices; McLdlcn and FredJElsey sawed 17.1® nie Roush and.Miss Mattie Kelley. Supervisor—8. S. Ingerson. 1 Supem work. oorda in the same length of time. Edward Andrews. Judge. Clerk—F. McDerby. Albert Burkley will occupy tbo'Chaa. Mr. Orson Johnson has sold his team St Patrick’s Day “in the morning The Niagara, Falls (Route. Treasurer — Dr. 11. A. Barber. to parties l^eyond Battle Creek. was celebrated in Freeport last evening McArthur farm. Justice—.lames B. Mills. John Rowlader, now a resident of Mr. Win. Hardy and wife have a with a sugar party at the rink. The Highway Com.— M. A. Eddy. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. young daughter. almost impassable roads made-the at­ Isabella county, formerly a pioneer of The bank is already in the field labor­ this town, is mitkiug old friends a call Otis Wilcott’s is a boy. tendance rather limited. Tnkliur effect Nov. oth, law. ing to get some candidate favorable to Andrew Geiger will go to Missaukee at this place. IRVING. Monroe ■ Rowlader is slowly recover­ its interests nominated by the demo­ county next week where he has been crats. The lightness of the persona] M. E. concert to lie March 28, instead engageil 'to teach a summer term of ing from a severe attack of pneumonia. Geo. A. Weed has returned from the tax jaiid l»y this bauk is exciting some of March 30as in last Issue. school near the home of his brothers, west and reports a boom out there in conynent, and we hope it may be made Wood piles ure taking u scattering George and Jake. BTATIOK*. to pay its proportion of the taxes. £ lately. The little workers of the “Band of Bohemian oats. George can boom any JIM CROW. A. W. Wakefield filk-d the M. E. pul­ Hope” are improving wonderfully, so enterprise, he undertakes. Mrs. 1. N. Harter Is on the sick list. pit Sunday. The pastor attending a say those who luurd them last Sabbath. OEDAB CREEK. Frank Harter has sold his farm to Little Mattie and Bertha Pressey fav­ A new carpet and platform at the U. Grand Rapid* Lt. Boys if you want to give your girls a ored the “band" with nlxwutiful selec­ John Entz. and will move to the village 1X00 MMdlsvilfe.......... B. church. ride, better take u carriage unless they to reside for a time. Inrtnt................... tion. c , Mr. A. C. Wait and wife visited his are proficient bare back riders. Geo. Rowlader will work his fath­ Reported that Fox A bon are contem­ mother of Hickory Corners last Satur­ er's farm, and the latter will take up his Yankee Springs bad better keep still plating moving their saw mill and plan­ day and Sunday. NfbJSvUi*' al>out girls when some of their boys lie er to Middleville or some other point. home nt the villageMr. E. Corwin is building a large tickets from Middleville txythis place. F. M. Lee is preparing to move to Better wait, gentlemen: Fpeport may sheep abed joining his house on the enjoy railroad facilities too, in the far Nebraska about April 1st. C. 8- Palmerton has secured the ser­ west. It is an improvement both to VOUB COBWEBS. distant future. the looks and convenience of his resi­ District school commenced in the vices of Mr. Dfdl, »f Ohio, as head saw­ dence. Mose# Horn is doing the work. Tuesday-warm. higher department Monday, with Miss yer at his mill. Will Chase is able to be out again. Willie Larabee anticipates going to Geo. Nelthammer lost a valuable Anns Beadle, teacher. Mias Augusta Nora Deuiond has gqne to Owosso to Greenville the first of April to work in Hinkley has been engaged to teach the horse last week. a grist mill there. He has for the past visit friends. Arthur.Haight is on the sick list. MUI. ■TATIOMB. primary department and will open the Win. Smith and sons James and Ed­ Another one made happy by Uncle two years, worked in the grist mill at same March 29th. this place, and should.Mr. Norton lose ward are working Ike Young’s sugar While Freeport and vlpinlty has no Sam. Wm. Kelly and family have returned his services now, the loss will be felt bush this spring. personal ill-feeling towards Township John Johnson is working for Lee by a large community. He is a good Treasurer Quigley, we want a treasurer to Saranac. Detroit............... 1 12.15 Spring is coming, let us talk up the miller and bdieves in honest dealing Fuller. Jaakaon ....... this year who will give us at least one David Cotton is visiting friends in with all customers. Should he decide 12X0 telephone. Strange that a village of Eatimttaplds — day in December in which to pay taxes Chariots*-.......... thia size will submit to be left without to go the last wishes of a large com­ this vicinity. It is rumored that there will soon be lDHiramRogera has bought the “lltUe any communication with the outside munity go with h|in. •0.10 Morxaa............ 4 a wedding in three parts. It beats all William Brown has purchased alarm Quinby..-:....... drug store” propertv, north side Main world, except by mail. Give us a tele­ about 50 miles north of here and will how our young people, who but a few Hastinim........ I phone if we can’t get a railroad. street. Price 8350. The new purchase years ago seemed like little kids sitting move there in the spring. iSHkai:::; W'm. Barril, a former resident of joins on to his corner lot at that paint William Fox intends going to Dakota on their mothers laps, do grow up to be KM and will be a valuable property when .Woodland, lately of Dakota, will qgain the coming spring. men and women and get married. open up business at this platye. this town gets a railroad. Elder Linsluy occupied the pulpit of Clark Hunt has the timber on the rt.uidard Prospects are that our road scraper More cross-walks and side-walks are the Disciple church on Sunday last, but Grand KaplS* Mil "rLSX*“^»TChiground for a large barn. will lie the cause of •Considerable con­ Cawswjosj-" nbu1c*. nee<kd in Freeport. Art. Mantle is doing the blacksmith­ there was not a Very good turn out on eugo & We*.Mlc!'lfi:i,22h M-d wltli Grand Henry Roush, of Ohio, is in the vil­ tention. No doubt that while a major­ ing at this1 place now. and Warner account of toe inclement weather and ity of citizens of a few road districts lage visiting friends. , bad roads. Faulk & Co. have gone to trapping. “Uncle5 Michael Roush was a wel­ uphold the action of the highway com­ Rev. Campbell preached at the U. B. Mr. Wm. Smith and Mn Celata missioner in purchasing the scraper, come caller yesterday. many of the other districts that cannot church last Bunday. Mr. George Buehler ’ s little son RichT. 1. BUSH E. Corwin is making preparation* for- on use the scraper condemn the commit are, is dangerously ill. Dr. Do▼ore atsioner. The courts will doubt — have -—,„ Fioner. incrourw wui no uuu.'v ... a large crowd to his dance Friday Mr 1.. D. Wood »od wife of Grand todeddofee n>.U~. The IcoUih u- night. is only a part of beauty ; but it is a part. Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. Common Pine Boards, WELTON Is Uenl lor the Ohio Farmer’* Insuraricl- Co. He irr!t-« iHili.'le* 011 a mail's proiwty skalnst '».!•> Ore. lightning or wtud; against a man’s '•tv by death ami areuleut. 't(.»OK AbIIELDON. anner �THE NKW 8 IN BRIEF. THE GRAHAM MURDER. 'TESTIMONY THAT iMAKEB IT LOOK VERY SQUALLY week were Bl,XX),t»a tho p^por-iniliii at F. Rrtbliag at Joliet, The howio Committee on education has de- 8r*nwiru:i.D, Ma, March 17.—Iha fiag- bUl appropriating 177,«»,(»» for achoota > air tbnir forensic abULisa twwu Jacob Schaefer and Maurice V.ignaux, was won by tho former, by a score of 3,000 The calling of Several villages in Silesia were completely buried by recent snowfalls At one town five children were frozen to death while on their way to school tartan, died at Washington Monday night. The mining companies in tho Menominee iron range have to.untarily advanced the wages of employes made a long argunumt to show that the rela- between Btoimta and Zukcrtort, played Monday at New Orleans, rwalted in a draw. ratevnnL Hubbard, for the state, said: “The question b, simply, may tn> show Mra Molky bad • motive for wishing tho death of Kittson from both the trotting and running turf is announced. His Midway trotting Howell, tar tlM defense, wm very Taylor Bros' flouring-mills, barn, and out-housm, and four dwellings at 1‘ontlnc, Uh., wore burned Monday forenoon. The kwi. aEtolt »CO,00», with insurance of KIO,- object of a villainous attack by merit the justica said Ckirllo might tell all wra -»U»r bukl Mr* Molta, lo S«od imny limn I would p. ! to follow. them — u|-*toir* w.u. and k. ho ----would - Mr*. Molloy', farm Mra Molloy, Cora, father. [Sensation.] Some days after our She exclaimed: 'For to SpriugGeld. body.' ISeniaticut] The project of erecting a statue to Hora­ tio Seymour is being agitated in interior I went to a ■tore, and great numbers in the Toledo (Ohio) bcctloi). AbU>- torn. in,™,.,-, .nd bnwten ot pMiUonwlUw Ulta,. ..U,ta lta.nl Un,, n. to competition, on foot, nt -the next Ameri- Mra Molloy gjt excited, and cried: This sineem* declaration from tho boy tuwd a divided and audible m-imUvs coroninto Brookline in a fcrious rage about thi» O'Neal. During the argument ot counsel Graham mat tho proveeutor word to stick Snu.xGnxtJ', Ma, March >ft—Chariot ■Graham s testimony closxl just before a.tJoonimeiit Thursday, and not only tho youthful witnes* rejoice, but the public breathe a tigii of relief. More than two uncou lltionaBy. Mr*. Mary Packer Cummings will build ». BdOJ.OUO clutp.H) nt Booth Bethlehem in mein- president of the Lehigh Valley rallromL .piceo, both of Buffalo, made asdgnmenta Tuesday. W. B. Galbraith A t'u, cotton broken; at Memphis, failed for 373,00'. Emperor William will be 8U year* old next Monday. March 2i ' Near Prairie du Chien, WI*.. Tueaday the band* of two lff-yoar-old_J>6y* wcro blown off by the explosion of a dynamite cart land, Columbus, Cincinnati A Indianapolis mfcjordomdetails in the Molloy -Graham hswwhold, bore and thore droppin yin a rexathan Lite.-rogatlou, but tbn boy camo up careful Joliet, IU, who disappeared on New Year’u day, was found Wodm-eday in ti>o water in .At Memphis, Teun., Wednesday night, Emm* Norman, aged *J1, shot and killjd Henry Arnold, who had" aeduccd her and tb-ii married another woman has contradicted himself in a single ma- found at 1‘atlMide, D. T., and the discoverer has staked out claims for himself and The green-cye.l montfnr tield high carnival la the Molloy family the post thn-e year-, the wom-n continually quarreling olct a patoUntiary bird.. The tiKMt startiing awertiun of the youth was in part a repetition from Wcdtwwlay. •Did yoa say Mrs. Molloy total you that aaaylu you h.vd signed your father's life father kill mother." [Sensation.) tl-.H Ixvlv uuj ' fmoul forty-nmth move. President Cleveland was 40 years old Tlisnslay. • The pier-light, nt Frankfort, Mich., was relighted Wedncwlay night Navigation is hoc ful'. Corn said: ‘Be ctiraful and don't let any go up tho chimney.* ’ Brumley, who worked cm the Molloy tana, tmtidod thit wliilo chopping wad ■miar the fatal well Corn told him to get his Iwrinin, of Beloit college, will be offered tho jTotMleucy of the Wi*conitn state univer­ sity. , Mrs. William Conte., of Menominee, Wta, recuMtly eiu|wd with Benjamin Sfcoflc LL T'mwoman's huslwnd found the pair at St Paul, ■tho welL Thit w.v* after the body bed been thrown into ;be well. lie -said. “Before tin- body wa. found Osra lrn tokl ma if jeoplti hi inimi n—— ...... C _T.. .... !. Throe worktag girl* al fit Joaepb, Mich., Ix-camc insane, Tburoday, over religion, and eight oCben are digbtiy affwtud. The Pentecort band brought a I-out their drmntta tore after him. and if they gut him locked the mistake of wearing a cherry ribbon months dag staff tn Harvard square, Cambridge, Chicago. March 82.—The Inter Cccau pwbilvbes a column and a half of an tdteged tn th ■ old fellow's bal l lieaib ^"■u* nt Springfield, says a ap.-eial, is still swart Friday unususl that a n?beariug in toe c=» ur Jo-Ph C. Mackin 1. denied. No 'Orp-nuynn.. ,(.x ‘ ,* I Mt- , Kxamh.it.., t iChMytbv mu.'-, JjujteMd n’rrotlr' upon in, . . Far this grinto a Mmitilim ,,f ,.r| THE JM V PRovryocE Helps those who help tbemselvM. 57atnfa has provided herbs for th* onr»,of Uusran ailments and medieal seicnes hrs dunrr- c hmbiRation* neocsiary to coni; oc r date r The cheat game played Friday at Now Orteen-* by 8totaltz and Zukertort resulted Rupture radically cured, also piles, tumors and fistula*. Pamphlet of par­ ticulars 10 cents in stamps. World’s IiiyH-nsary Medical Association, Buffa- b»»Mvu aUtepn.'i’SL (?2, ttwC&of Hm.t1n(«,l. HtidXd? Si'£? day of MaA. In ajjd'elght5uiidrMland1;s:11v,. c » jajsSTWte", decenm tl and roiliicd u. hit-, of which xaid <l>-<-<a*cd c.-.j Tbnmueiu it flt onirrro r S7U>do> ot March. A. U. Hm, the Cravtmnn. tw iu>«iim.-.! Mid petition, and thuI tbc . Hr decraM-d. and all utLr >->■ fol'ki. rle-3 Hnsttoasis MISHLERS Bitterssrrsr* cases of Kidney and Liver Duesxcs, Malaria. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weaknsss. Lassitude, etc., and invariably it he* given relief and cure Thou»and*of tes'.i- 'ft ’*• granted .tnd7t* farther rank-red. That Mid i»:i>lo:tcrritrtoito to the persona li.tertetvl In -Aidl.uu gtnteyy of Mid iwtitaw. j.-.j ltk. sssw’»'s%t.tai? per printed and circutatoi t<-. **, Itarry. <mro te-earh nerkt.r thto,.^S*» weeks prevteu* to^tid day ot Lran:+- Default hartng txvn nuolr In’th* rotate, ta crrlain ......................... - .... . . J. O. Stainbeiaer. Buperintendoat of F. Hotfrnan, of Clrelsvllle, Ohio, acre : MISHLER HERB BITTERS CC payable tour years trora dale. It W3» in Mid mortgage rxurr#.fj ajrrodtbu. should any default ta made tn u>r fajant iblrmtoc aby imrt th--t.s.f for lie .part of thirty day*, the wliole .-dinui.i!»««. dee us payable forthwith. And cfe'mi: h*tir« tert made In the DaymenV*f iblfrett <te Xmrtrter 1st. A. II. ttsti. and the Mine hating been u* remained inwuM. and *ull r.--....i-t11= t-amM ijbaitfovmtfprinrira! .um r>l >».- bu&nSriM 5JI* Cjmmcree St., Philadelphia. Parker's Pleasant Wcnr ByrapMever?^ dredth* ,. doliani tWMlr.fi iLdlar.(«!K.e»> and >11 attorsr) fcrrt R. K. GRANT Morris' "i “P1? - ” 8Atr a'Xi!telTIrf being put to gotiufoe duty on interior fortiThose who believe that nature will work oft a cough or cokl should under-1 Farmers, mechanics and workingstand that this i» done nt the expense of the constitution. Each time this the price thin other more important pointe weakens the system, and we all know in selecting their clothing. It is a mistake that the termination of this dangerous usually. A )xw suit of clothea 1s exprnpractice is a consumptive’s grave. Don’t take tho chances, when a flfuy Cwscil Bv'hw, luwa, March 31.-Mm cent* bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive e»t prievd. Cure will safely and promptly cure any ing is made recent cough, cold or throat or lung oy — allowing a do«<- of ;»>iMin and then i i» costOBi flnitaed. anil coats no raoru th.in trouble. Buy tho dollar l>ottle of Fred plunging a |rJcta»t knife Into her broatt. the "baggy" stiff offered. liotchkite for chronic cases or familv Thentove.reprvsenta thoticket that wi ) use. fouiul <>n all tha •• T, O. A Co.” Ulothinx. Buy it for yonrself and boya. Among the collection of Indian etiris snd you will make no mistake. ‘ ositles owned by Major Lung, of the PlTTMICKG, Tex., •A communi- ' state soldier's home, is an old British ----------------- -------- t—----- -z the priiK-tjk*: . tlag given to the Indians al the Sault dtima of thie plrfco to Mr Hoxie, ilectar long before the war of Independence, as lug thrlr dUapproval of th • urtalrary a peace offering, by the embassadors of ir.oihcxla ol the »triker. and upholding tb* the English government. It was pre­ railroad otllctal* in their coni*-. sented to him by O-shnw-wa-no-ke-wimte, the old Indian chieftain. 0-sbawetc., was chief of the Five Nations many yearesgo, and was ranked with failure* in the I nit«l htate* and Canada Red Jacket and Pontiac as an Indian ropottol to R. G. Iiunwc Cu, of Uw Murcaaorator, warrior and leader. Therefore nee that the members of your family are w H supplied with Dr. Jgdkwms liver pills and use Dr. Jeckmod'k root aad herb cordial; it will sharpen the appetite, help digeeUbn, promote sound sleep, strengthen the syetom and so retnnove those dtatreasing symptoms whicli, if neglected, may result in the most serious consequences. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, >1.00 per bottle. JMLTI T1 standing ofmIO per < ens br Fsr a *<*01x1 crx(j, , H*IS® •* «»pnaat*ry st-T: r■ "I Wa .UM® bnmeh of so per cent. uml a„ n, rt, with a standing not i<»»rr n tn w ot»e branch. and an ;a.. AD«MMU4al4> «lth who:-, ;„, beaten* acquainted m4.t tunrubh prort as to moral character m OOcers fespee,ally In* dlally United to I-- nrrsH-m. ENOCH AX I. • . JKHOMEJ |;s ___________ W. P- i’Vl.lll.Ml tvenil diiUrultiec in omrtlihig .llrr-'id People in Marquutte county rail for a mine inspector. The fatal accidents there have avaraged over one a week, and it is thought something ought to be done. a blauk-t" a f.w nights since. xjuaiutauct.- with bi* Kiosui in bis opening ho sugj—‘ **—doings detailed Manway । post few years, erasing it t- be trwutarred from the Hat ufourely Republican Stalaa io that ol doubtful on a*, give a atoaonable iaicrtot to a story U*1<1 by Mr. M. J. Lndhgtoa, Jr., of Verona, that State, an ex-member of the Michigan Ler.idalure. Mr. Lud­ ington, who is one of Veruua Mills’ mott "''h* w... - - - ■ ■ « — “The local ttrikera are jubilant over tae prugrexiire ritixena, elected to .the arrival of Grand Master Workman PowL^ialnUirc by an appreciative con*tiwenty acme six years. That Mr. Luding­ ton han not figured largely in public life since he returned from the State capital h due to a peculiar concatenation of drcumstancto that aptly Illustrate by irlist apparently trivial matters a political oemferwoe, which wm at one b^un and aantizujed up to 10* o'clock Thursday cart ! r may be made or unmade: night with little interruption. Mr. “The second day of August, 1879,” in Powxteriy to getting a fnU ttatemmtt the honorable gentleman's words, /‘was a from tho men of tbotr grievan eu. and thu* very hot day, and 1 ate a hot dinner and fortified will attempt to meet with Vice eol'very warm. 1 got into my baggy after Pnwidrnt Hoxie and arrange a cotnyromtaa. uinntr'and started toward Verona Milla. Should Mr. Hoxie consent to a imeting Mr. I had driven about three miles when 1 tpet a Nrrthweat wind and hail storm. 1 got a little wet and became chilled. I drove on home, sixteen mile* dbtonl, and when imdda of forty-eight hour-. The meeting! 1 reached (here felt sick. 1 wait to bed and my wife made me some ginger tea. but not enough to sweat me. The next morning a pain, sharp and piercing as a AN ANCIENT,CITY SHAKEN. knife, taught me in tiie ankles and (could •carrely stop. The next day I amid not walk at alb We did everything we eotild think of, with wormwood and vinegar, Madrid, March l(i-A violent wbock of smartweed and other remalie*, but with Do good eflecL Neither my wife nor I Grans-ta Monday morning Building* were could discover what the matter was. “In three or four days 1 could not stir nor turn 'n b«l. A doctor was called in vibrated that In aeroral of the.-a ths bell* who said that' I h.v! rheumatism of the rang without L ing teucbxL Thoumtid* of worst kind. He relieved me a great deal an<l drove out the pain wherever it caused swellings. 1 pit better in six months and was aide to walk n little, but the dincnae aettletl in my ankles and ouiiitmcd to trouble me. La-1 Oriolier (LS»G 1 began lak’qti* u presa-riptiem whtrli the doctor from th<’ir dwelitaga, »bo;a, uxd warehouwa *aid would drive the swelling out of my ankles. In November the rheumatism l»ctl»y r-mained for hour*, praying and watt pnn.t-i scatter, first to my toes, then to my hiid aud Lack and all over me. ' I then j Many perwus were injured bj Hying frag­ •quit taking the med'u ise. as I was getting ment! from the witrnkc^j Lui dings, but thus worse. 1 trial everything in my efforts tn get better, Lut continual to grow worse. smaller Finally | could r.at turn orer in bed and it nearly took my life to draw a long ztudaiuttn. The aritmic movetnrat kciukI breath. ' My wife had to put mustard plaiters on my breast and side to ease mo SC that 1 could breathe. SUCCESSFUL INCINERATION. **! read an advertisement of Athlophoroo In a religious uajier published st Detroit, and though I had not much faith in It I sent for a bottle. 1 thought 1 should die before it arrived, so great was my pain. In thirty-six hours alter 1 hajl began tak­ ing the medicine 1 was cured of my rheu­ 'tin* etty, Wednesday, in Undertaker Sam matism, linre been able to sleep ever since, snd have had no more jmin. That wa» t^e 14th of last May. I sent for ami got six died nt Columbus, Ohio, on ttaturday tail more bottles from Detroit. After taking four of them tho swelling has nearly all gone, except in one «.f my ankles where I was hurt last fall, and that is getting l»ctter every dry. Thank God for Athlophoros; it has done even-thing for me." And all this long sickness came from a hot meal tskea on swarm day, followed by incineration, that tin* ga* w.» taut, ittf und achill. If Mr. Ludington returns to public tho turnaoe [x-rmitjad to gradually coot At I life it may lie safe to say that he will go around with a Imttle of Athlophoros a* a cure for the physical evils from which not •ven legislators are cxemjiL Lowixin, March Xi—Iteporu from Rum** I ea»e made and provided, notke 1» i.-rrbj pm Chat on Batunta). the totii day <.f Af rit, a. It t IMG, st mie o'clock lu the I -kill wC ' al imbUeanctkm to the blrbot bidder al tte I north front dour nf the CMirt U»u*r In th» rttr I of Haatii.g«. Michigan. Um* |irvp»rt} d-ntiM • tn Mid liwtrtcage M fnlkiv. G»m;rrt<rtnx M . the quarter |Knt on the n. *ide nt v-rtsou IT. | In town three txwlh <rf mnp- > uid ’eii. u* atandlnx in the center of.the highsr» * f-!»r» of begtanto(; Utraee al><tg - r«-:;t>-r nt mN mnway south 7t>*i degree* ;- < -■ c‘ a.‘:-' ate t*K HNta; tbeaee noutb m: a It- lanOel sill eeuialninr t"’>. - ■-■ >1 tpim the a'rat -id. Dated Jiu.iisn I3h lk-tault taxviuc Iccii inaUe In ,ti et a certain mmtcagr Mrci.tcd t1: Mow. imnunird. c? Yr.nlrv Sf countv. Mlehixim. to8nru.il>- buri, ...t tar the r<>untj <>f Biwiy u»' Mtcbigan. ta I.il-er l> id inortr- e* IM :ili't !£*>. atilt hr anld rk:Iroit th" l WClipRrtl lii Midmprts if" ’ atlvc, Bbdhi>i>meeeahyr-^t |;i«.- i inx tarn imtituli-d In i> . - । italic for principal Notice!* tbcrof. Utica, N, Y, Marvti Ik -The tu-tet put ta the tMd by the Knlghta of Uber at Fort Plain, with ttie exception of toilector. WtaU eta-tod n«-..F >1^. i«_ __ .. . ’ the amount din- on Mid tr. ■ the cost-, of thf» fttvt Ioann-. !t-rli large majority. THE MARKETS Health is Wealth The city ball st Fall River, Mara, with ttMCtwrlHoorn, tn the clfy *-t BCoeaty nf Hair), timt t'ri> u the f lthe Clrwult Conn for Mid Cimm In which aold-tnortxrovfl rn nuThesouttihalf r,l<rf the aoutb n-t qteigj i U ] of tin? arantli east quUrivr :1, ol 'cctirti l-lw Ihjln town three (3j iiortb of tamr ten i--'I In Barrv Countv and Mate <4 Mkh’ranDated thl« oil) nay id n br isr* ।; ' SPRl’lLLK BUBFOIU’. M.tWb STUART A .SWKKT. Attororja (iw Morts*.-- -. (•rand Kapni’ Mich- ELY’S At present eight woodsmen with broken legs and one tilth a broken arm tMl No insurance. A mob of tho unemployed at (doge, Bel­ are in the Mercy hospital at Big Rapids. gium, indulged in a riot which erased only The Izest on earth, can truly be said after a tight with the gBiidarmer-. Several of Grigg s Glycerine Salve, which Is •ure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, Dr. Benjamin Elirnmnn, who introduced bruises, scalds, buna, wounds and all other sores. We positively cure piles, fealtry-CMckmX tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this rod Kt**r. Nriltt born near Stuttgart in iNHt wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed UflBWl.73 rerted; ConunfaMionar of Agriculture Colman oc or money refunded. Only S3 cents. Sold by F.HotchkJto. Sangamon county, Illa, statical agent for Chilblain, ami frosted feet and hand, cured with a few apnUeatioaxS Wert'. WoeM , WonSer or family Liniment. All druggtet*. Friday staled that Q Creaa Balm M itarrh J’CLY'5''^! pFAMBA'SJI * hcu apjdivsl |nl<ithe^W| eatKinx te-aliby -w-’l errttona. It atta)«l the nu-mbninee KVlKTTIV,. NOT a tJOVID ■ RNVFF. 'HJsy^fever of th e Brim Into w-b «*» _ --T.__ . ui. »L presenting a statement of his Irish proposal* (b'r-" -v Y\. ’ f—*> of tar sbaroof the procsMU of Um *■**>■• book, MMKM to Mra Cor Uta, Uur Did you Sup- Philip Bpi-» feU twenty feet from the lop ’ auw in BpriuguoM, DM, Thursday, Only an candidates for departi ICUREFITSl porx Mustard Llaiaxut ^coJ for horses ? It it for i~>fibromalioa of all flesh. ’ng ’waxbW irsisst �Three Peculiarities II-*----- T .’"Z'"'. T”” “C"B. even u> editor could afford to eat eggs. Hood'* Sarsaparilla. the great blood purifier fcgnlattns racil^ne. I* charaaterfaed by three r■cullarille*, namely: ■ x The combination of the various remedial ageqta uaed. The pi ..portion In which the root*. herb*, barks, etc., are mixed, . The procem by which the active i»roi*rt,os arc «*“*«»• 1ST! . 2d ; 3 d: Mumpeorv prevalent at Hillsdale col- is that of any num or woman • afflicted with disease or derangement of the li ver, resulting in poisonous accumula­ tions in the hlood, scrofulous affections, eick-beadacbm, and diseases of the kid­ neys. lungs or heart 'These troubles can bo chred only by going to tbe pri­ . Hart has voted to raise St,500 for mary cause, and putting the liver In a healthy condition. To accomplish this water works. result specdOy and effectually nothing Grand Ledge’s skatihg rink Is to be has proved Itaelf so efficacious as Dr. Pieroe’s "Goiden Medical Discovery.” converted into an opera house. It h rranrUd that parti., are killing which hits never failed to do the work claimed for it, and never will. deer in Emmet and adjoining counties. Jackson prison officials are1 greatly Efforts to organize a base ball club }n Grand Rapid* have failed; ditto stirred up over what thrv believe to be unjust critictam nlxiut the presentation Grand Haven. of the "Mikado" to the convict*. They It is thought tliatthe free mufl deliv­ say it has been custom for a great ery system will be put la operwtion in many years to give the contract men some kind of an entertainment yearly; Ann Arbor soon. only, heretofore it ha*always tieen giv­ that the pinelan^sin en by local talent, and had the enter­ Michigan will be entirely cut off in tainment !»etm of a local character this from ten to ill teen years. year it would have passed unnoticed. One thousand dollars has been siile The ancient fable of the fox who said scrilied towards building a new Metho­ the grapes were sour because he dist church at East Ogden. couldn’t get them, doesn't apply to the The new Methodist church at Flush­ case of P. 8. Fox, of Memphis. Ten., ing is nearly completed, imd will be who writes: Please tell the people that Mishler's Herb bitters cured me of one dedicated on Sunday, the 2»lh of the worst colds a man can get Every Henry llodfi^.of Mt Clemens, has other medicine 1 used did me no good. been awarded a pension of 8*W after Jt also cures asthma, cholera morbus, having his daim rejected three limes. constipation, liver and kidney diseases “Bob" Smith, of the Gratiot Journal, und neuralgia. emphatically denies the rumor that he A three-year-old daughter of Charles will sell his excellent newsp;q»or prop- Berger in Grand Rapids fell from a third story window to the sidewalk and struck on her head. She was pick­ II. B. Balch, of Cadillac, was struck by an encinti Friday evening and in­ ed up unconscious, but revived, and ap­ stantly killed. Tbebody was terribly peared tn be all right except’a big bump on her forehead. mutilated; After a man ha* Btepped with his At Alp-n» im,a».ouo h-s of iofl »re bare feet on tbe bonn-aearching end of banked. J1'8 -heart Koew out <ith pity at the sight of a yellow dog trving Cadillac lacks school room for 222 to crawl through a barbed-wi* fen< * children. that nh npolonr is due to Widow Grimes. In our issue of lust week we stated that she had eloped with an eighteen-vear-old man. fhe truth is tiint she was thrown from un eight­ year-old mare, which she was riding in »i Jop*. and which slipped and fell. Mistaken will happen in the best regu­ lated newspaper offices, and when we are confident that when we state the item-was sent over a telephone wire no other apology will la? needed."-Boeton Advertiser. < result >' »nwslletae of unusual atrength • । rit'.vti power, which effects cores bere.i:<. uaro'ialied. Three peculiarities belong -'•'■i-.r.i-ly t". Hood's Sarsaparilla, and are Unknown to Others . Hxr-aparilUt 1* prepare’1 *’lh lh® .1. < ikill and care, by pKannaclrt* ot .*■ at••»!» am! h'DU cxK’rtfM^’*’ Hence It la a . . ... •„ -rthv of entire confidence. If you . Mnla, salt rheum, or any dls' ' ■ -1.. !,!■•<«'. .ly*pjp*la. biliousness, rick . • kidney and liver complaints, . . ■ • ■ .mtatism, do not fall to try il There was a somewhat mixed crowd at a mauiueraile liall giv<u jn ^ew <i°rk' <$,am*'hoPI*< r present, but Mrs. uam whopper was not. Ap­ proaching a Tebtd nun he playfully tappwl her on the shoulder, and saidthee by thv sylpb-llke form.” 3 To ht* ainaaement he recognized the voice of his cook. Biddy Muldone. “Haze sor, don’t tell the ould tadv at home that yea tiw< me hereT ' ” 1'hat's all O, K., Biddy, and don’t you tell the old lady j\>u met me here. Ta-ta, fair sainteas.’'-Texaa Siftings. Hood’s Sarsaparilla j r,.c binend food's Hnnoparllla to all . . ... the\iie«t blood purifier on Wm 'G.UTr. druggist, naraiitonfO. •i , «b.u* iparillah.iscurednieof serof. :: and done me worlds of good /• „..containing many nddltfooal rtate.». .-•••> will bewhrto all who desire. Hood's Sarsaparilla too Dosos Ono Dollar. Frvhat* (Intel il the rotinn of Barry, balden at Ih-o In the 'City of HaMliws, on L ih il.w ot March. lu the year taht hundred und ciirhlr-wr. ' W...Colo..... Judge.. of Irouatc. <v- * nul filing tbe petition, duly verti Dwtiflit.gusnUanufsrid minor, '■ Clilraxo, -State of Illinois, .•may tw Ih-i-nsed to sell certain oh! |iett1lou rieterita-d, for reasons i< ordered, ttavt Monday.tbe 12th , Cw4i» U.lerrMed In Mild aiHwxir at a «e«Mon of Imldrn nt the l*r»»batr tx <d tuMluc*. In said county. ■ry rtf said |>*inioo and tbe r:iu«log a copy ot this onter in the lls»tii>r- Hsxxr*. a and • ir.-nlated In mid County vli week for three Micccsalre d ty >tf hearing ••OLE. Judge of Probate. FIIE HASTINGS BANNER AXP I |)I’,TIb'lT WEEKI.Y TRIBUNE •»».e - ir fur $2 <*) duh. This "oiler is made to u»t!i’W>l and m sGub-cribers oLihr Banxkil X7 __ M. L, QOOK. ■rywhere. local hxm. Win |>a> i y ami nil I ■<:*!<•>»' SILVER ........ tiret. Boston, Jiao, A Dakota justice of the peace was trying u man for obtaining money un­ der false pretenses by making untruth­ ful statement. concerning a horse his had sokL rather severe sentence was passed and the prisoner said: "Judge, that sentence is unjust" ’•That sentence won’t lie changed not to any very great extent not ef the court knows herself," thunderwl the justice. ■ “But there was alleverating am! extenerating cucumstances in connec­ tion.” “Why didn’t you mention 'em be­ fore ?" “The court didn't give me no chanhs." “It is tbe opinion of the court that the court bad something to do with this trial—ph-ase ante np yer fine here Tore 1 sock 85 enter you for contempt o’ court." "But just let rue explain; you know I told the man that the boss was only six years old and wouldn’t balk; well vou see it was that soril ho«s you trailed iue and I took your word for all this." "Hey.' Wa« it the one 1 shoved onter you last week?" "That’s what it was, judge.” “And you didn't say nothing wuss than that he’d pull and was u colt?” “That’s all. ytar honor." "Well, this iiakes the case entirely difrent—circumstances alters cas<«/I don't see as you said anv more ttian was nec’sary to unload the hoss—1'B remit the hue and discharge you on your own recognizance. Ef you an the jury’ll come out you may ir'egate at the expense uv thfc court."-Estelline Bell. “There is nothing like Dr. Thomas’ Senator.]. AV. Moon, of Muskegou, declares that he wouldn’t accept the Eclectric oil to quickly cure a cold or governorship if it were tendered hhiFon relie.ve hoarseneiw.'* Written, by Mrs’. M .1. Fellows, Burr Oak, St. Joseph Co., a silver platter. Mich. William ’ Will*, of Charlevoix, paid A winter camnmeeting is in progress 849 for the privilege of thumping his father-in-law, and he thinks he got the at Salt River. These uieetingt* are not held in camps.-but are so named be­ worth of his money. cause they serve to warm over the con­ Battle Creek knights of labor are put­ verts of the summer campineetings. ting .ill their energies into a project to start a co-operative manufacturing in­ The recent Htatiaties of the number of stitution in that city.death* show that a large majority die Necessary preparations are being with consumption. Thb disease may made for erecting several large brick commence with an apparently harmless business. blocks ut Petoskey as soon as cough which can be cured by Kemp's the weather will permiu ' Bul.-uiiu tor the throat and lungs, which The WestSide News of Grand Rapids, is guaranteed to cure and relieve all will make il* first appearance, al>out cases. Price 50 cents and SI. Trial size free., For sale by Fred’k Hotch­ April 15. . J. G. Lee of tho News Jour­ nal. Grand Haven, will be the editor kiss. and proprietor. The Allegan Choral Union, number­ TlfG estimate of the peach crop in the ing nearly 100 vocalist* of that p ace, vicinity of Saugatuck and Ganges, have engaged 1). C. McAllister, of KaiAllegan county, is placed at COOJXJU amazoo, to inttruct them for another baskets, and Saugatuck wants a rail­ term. road to ship them. FALSE TEETH. wore false uteth is said to li*ve been just sixteen years old. How her teeth came to fail her so early in life is not known. It la known that she was not a great candy-eater, and that so far could be ascertained she had always taken admirable care of her teeth. Thin dentfat who made her teeth said th lit there must have been some inherited defect in the formation of her tecth-~ something wrong in the bone structure, the fault In which could not easily bo detected. “What i.« the average age of pcreon* who wear fsl«e teeth?" asked a reporter of a Denver dentikt. "From twenty-live all the way tn fifty years. I presume, however, that more persons wear false teeth after the age of forty than before. It seem* there is a general weakening in the t^cth *1 that agi- among a great many persons." -It fa a pitiful sight, that occasioned by the loss of teeth in very young people. They always feel it so keenly, and make such earnest efforts to retain va»Mm *» taj every miserable tooth in the mouth.? i -Do you find that people arc reason­ able in this mattcrP'^ , , Having* City Recorder's Office. "Not nhvnys. A great many of them elector* of the *ereral ward* of the city when they find they must wear false Toofthe Hastings: teeth expect them to lx> poor titan the Iti pursuance of Section Six («) of the City < liun>r. notice Is hereby elven thkt the annmtf original*. Now. anybody who stona to think knows that a dentist can barely cltjMdectlon will be hold on Che fitth (Kb) da* approach the standard of excellencu to be elected: One Mayor, one Recorder. that nature lias liked, to say nothing <rf arc «r Trewuror. one Juvile of Peace in place of surpassing 1L but these persons fret I runkiln T. Campbell, whose term ot office ex­ and criticise, and annoy a workman pires on the fourth ot July next; one Marshal, our School fusnretor one Supervisor for tM until he fa scarcely able to accomplish First and Fourth wi.rds; ooc Supervisor for the anything. They are never suited, and Second and Third ward* of said elty; also oat. one alteration after another has to be made, until the work fa worth about, twice the amount of money it was ut ’ first This da*.* of people want thenteeth as white aa milk, whereas tho« who have more intellipmc** know thnt teeth, to look natural, must not be as da* of July i ext. The fowvtaff r white as pearls nor indc<xl anything bordering on *ucji whitcnca*. In fact, a set of false teeth to look natural First Ward-At Jordan's wagon shop, Michi­ gan Avenue, should be rather, darker than the Second Ward—Adam Tinkler * buBiBog.oppo­ natural ones." . . site the freight depot. Third Ward—Allen Jones' building. Jefferson -Who wear false teeth most—men or women?" fourth Ward—Sheriff-* Office. In Court House. "Women, to bo sure. Men preserve their teeth with their beards and by the Mh dir of March. A. D. |S«. use of tobacco. The latter preserve* FBANK STEBBINS, Recorder. them for years, although it disfigurus them to a great extent and renders Default hat their mouths anytffing but attractive Uo of a certain moripaKO made by Janins O. Lee ' the fair sex. The beard, too, also act* and Harriet M. Izclili wife, tn William J. and L.L. Holloway, dated July 17th, A. D. 1*3, and as an effectual disguise, so that a "•♦opted fa U>e office Of Inc Register ft Deeds, heavily bearded man who ha> very bail for the County of Barry and Male of Michigan, teeth never comes to have his teeth ,on which mortgage three fixed unless they give him terrible pain, „ । nt the diUr of Uih notice sum of five hundred and eighty elglil and for you see so tar a* looks are con­ the nli-eteen one-lumdredths dollars, and no suit or cerned he is QQito safe in going about proceeilhigs at law having been Instituted to recover the money* secured by said mortgage with a mouthful of old snags. any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtu* “With women the case is different; or ot tne power ot sale contained In laid mortgage, when they speak or smile their teeth and the statute hi sueb case made and providea. are wholly expos**!, and any woman who values her appearance knows what forenoon, I shall sell al public auction, to tbe it means to have good teeth in her highest bidder, at the north front door ot the Court House lu the city of Hastings.-Michigan, mouth. Couquettcs invariably throw that being tbe place where the Clrrnit Court for back their heads and laugh ’ if their the County of Barry is boiden. tho premise* teeth are gwxl, not otherwise. If they ilescnbMl In said mortgage, <>r .so mueh thereof m may be u-ccssary to |«y tbe amount du* on are bad. they contrive somehow noLte »au mortens*. with eldbt per rent, interest, and open their mouths to any great extent. all legal Cost*. The premise* being described In "When some decide to have new teeth they are always loth to part with the last two or three teeth that arc known and described as follows: ■ remaining in their mouths, and always insist upon having the teeth inserted |o include those.- Now. of course, we nuqre »ev«-ii west. can’t do anything like thnt. bill some­ DtUed March nth. DX ' WILLIAM J. *|.L HOLUlWAY. times It takes a king limo to make tho MnruoMNMS. subject clear enough to customers so CLEMENT SMITH Attorney for Mortgagef*. that they will consent to have these InM teeth ouL Women hang to their teeth Default liavlnp been made lu the coudlUoa* precisely as they do to their husbands; of u certain mortcuffe made and executed by they don’t give up until the Inst William 11. Jewell and Roxanua I.. Jewell tils minute." • “Is there tnuc|i difficulty In accus­ toming people Io wear false teeth?" “Yes. indeed. There Iuu* to be n lveu to secure the payment of two thousand and re hundred dollar* in leu year* knack acquired to enable people to cat -tat* thereof, with Interest al the rata of with them, and sometime* il fa never from clgst per^ceiil. per anuuui. payable annually accomplished." . It was in said mortgage expressly agreed that. "All persons learn to talk with false Bl.nuld any default be mad* tn the payment of teeth, but then* are many who never Mild Jnlcreat or any part thereof ou any day learn to cat with them. For the mpMr wbertaa-Uie same 1* made payable, a* therein and-riiouid the same remain unpaid part these nre very old people, who exprewd. aud in arrears for the space ol thirty day*, then can nut reconcile’ themselves, ■some­ and from thenceforth, niter the lapse of said how. to eating with a mechanical con­ thirty days, the aforesaid principal aunt of toe thousand five hundred dollars OrtAIXb. trivance not furnished them fry nnttiqi. with all arrearage* nt Intertot thereon, b. , nf anta a aThen, too. there nre those who have executors, administrator* and umignsi gone without teeth for years, and who hl* become aud be due and parable Immed­ thus find it difficult to learn the use of iately thereafter, although tur penud new ones. There was an old ntah In uixne limited iit tbe payment thereof may uot Uieti have expired, anything tbrreliibeforo to Die here the other day who had not oaten contrary tlwrrvl ir> any arse notwithstanding. meat for fifteen years. 1 made him a And detauit Haying been made ItUur paymrulof new set of «“o»li.'nnd he so far conqucnxl the difficulties attendant upon th* Inter.-I dueJntinnry 1XU. A. D. 1AM. and their usage that he was able to go v«t default havtnR alu» been made in payment ut *U Intervxt clue Januao !Mb. A.. D. UM. and to a restaurant and cat a beefsteak the tho default havitix oeen :nj»‘e la vatmum at fell I • ■ ’ day after he pl*» them in hfa mouth- !!)•• ...I- ' ■ ■ doe .Unuury IMli. A. D. 1MB, amt all Uie That was a very remarkable en«o, luofr- same ha* tai tten mut wiuuncil UDMid ms! tai cvur. and does not happen every «lt»y in arrvars for the ejnee ot thirty da*** and more mid Mill o'main!nff unpaid, the aforesaid mfa. the xyeek.' cilKtl sum of two thousand lirafiKSHfias; hundred dnuan ••WU>-i. Il ih»t tri*- irelli wo i»LW»i!. with all artvanwesoi Intcresi tH-1— much cheaper IbtHi they useil to bcfi ■ U;nh beviiniid I* cow dpciarnl tube now due aa* which default tho "Well, you sen wlmtcvctfa SCaroo jfa IHO-atale, and an.t t»y *»*(.•*>. ra- power ot sale tn naiJiiuirtffaie contained has becnuie ouerwhigh. The reason fa obvious i-iiougb. the.a* tn the whole aaiouut thereof 1 hath KttaWhen false teeth went n rarity they ripal imd i'lten st a» aloresald, nnd whereas claimed to be due still unpaid ou sMd cost the customer live or six times «.* lheiv uiortuscv and tbe note aevom puny {ng me smne at Ute dslr of this notice, the Mini ot three make them; now they are so nlentifnl tliju-jioi one hundred and iiiuctT-fmir dollar* *cvcnty-frarcent* 'fxi.h.h) fur princlntd that tho matiufacturers are obliged to and and latere»t, und no suit or tu'<X’-rdioff« at law make them cht'atxT, and tho dentist now gets aImnit three times n* much Now. tberefore.-nobee 1* hereby guru Uiat tnoQoy back M h<* put* into the ma­ by virtue of the potter of sale hi said murtzage. terial*. He-cohkl live very nieoly and contaln<-d and the statute tn stjeb « a»r marie „nd on the rixierntb tint «rf June. A. D. not make quite «o large a percentage, provided, tF-d. at one o'clock tn the aPteriMkin, at the but. naturally ho down’t choose to do north front door or entrance «>f th i- Court Bouse. In tbe r|ty of Hastings, in theeouaty of Rarrr tux” r ’ and slat- ol Michigan, that being the place (g ••Do women like the gold to show in tariffingtbcyircuitwtrtlorwddt'iraiity •■fB»rry. where 'Uhl taremtuis are slt-nte.l win k. their teeth?" nt puli “W«U. l-should say so. Thorn ore sold bidder the i ▼wy few-of them who do not put in thnt proviso when they arrange tor onr servi.Ciw. Tncre’e a woman East «om<*- premises bsiug described tn Mia mortcage, «a where who id fiavihg her teeth filled a» tho-e emarn nlucre or p«rv,-h of buid vltn ■ In Ute to« nablp nt Assyria. In the eurwly of with diiumrads. That’s tlitf newestund ata Dairy, staur ot Mldtlgan. and drecribed aa' lollatest thing in denUstrv, und 1 don't l..u< I., u-ll - ForPainSSSS TAR OUGHBURE SAFE. SURE. PROMPT Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ utes by WofJftfrd’s Hanttary Lotion. Wm. Langley, of Royal Oak. was 80 years old Friday, and to indicate that Use no other. Thu never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, he's nearly as young as he used to be. Hastings, Mich. he sawed a cord of wood and came out of the cont<-st fresh as a daisy. An Auu Arbor uuui I* cutting hl* third sol of teeth. Miss Clara (to young Mr. Stammer, A lady perambulated, the streets of whoseveral has just a song Bay City daysfinished th'ts week, carry­al the piano)—“The impediment In your ing 837.D00 In cold cash in a hand bag. Why even’one need*, and should take Hood'* lu the »prtns:-* speech. Mr. Stamm* r. doesn’t seem to After the unsuspecting woman had left Barsaprilla t.t . *' — ---- • !■ In Its ...i.Im.T FIVE THOUSAND LADIES to ,1 • • r Fancy Work. Nu canvaasins; no affect your singing." the city the Tribune gave the snap Me. Statumef—“N-n-Ot at a-all, >1ias Zd: Because tbr IiLkmI IssluggMi and impure. . : F. i»lly.|i-anied and heat. Five to ten i ihi. i.r w.'ck at lids season. Steady ein- Clara; it is only w-w-when I a-a at- away. Hood'* SarsapriU* purifies. 3d: Became, train the above fact*. Hood'* ■। th'.-ir roumi. Apply st once for G. A. Johnston, formerly superin­ Rarasprilta :..t;u-wpt u.yt-uuicuw.t i.m will ilo a greater amount of gix> 1 ! ANtt Al;i < << <kiib serliocker BinldlHC) 187 ._ e<i. (Suddenly changing thesubjecL) tendent of the Wolverine chair com­ now than at auy other time. Take it now. -I’. St. Ihrtt.iu. Ma-t. r. O. boj.5,«S. I "But, M-m-mim Clara, I w-w-wish to »- pany. Grand Rapids, has taken advan­ At the soldiers’ home. Gpmd Itaplds, are pc s-speak to you re-regarding a certain ra­ tage of the low rates and has gone to veteran*. ) v । jtas»t.t:n<»x*NoiFiciL m-matter tb-that is of v-vital ini-p-p- San Francisco with 810,000 worth of Vsi< e h hereby piren that the firm of Brook* portance to my f-future h-hapniness. I furniture. They are look lag for ynu everywhere. Drafts I <.,,L | ; air In unexpected plarc*, going from tart A malady something like epizootic is of ut whom all nil-aunts dur the .have l-|ovcd you l-long and d-d-devotroom* to mnl one*. carele»*ne*s In cliangltig edly, and I want to a-a-ask you t-to Im* prevalent in Grand Rapids, it attacks clothing, lu shert anything which eud* In a m-my wl-wi-wl-wi—er- ah -t-to be my children more frequently than adult* "common cold In the head. Unless arrested wi-wi-wi-wi-*" . become* seated In the mucous and many of the school children are ill this kind ofofcold GEO. H. BROOKS. tlm head. Then It 1* catarrh. In Miss Clara (blushing shvly)--“Whv with it. The disease is of a mild form membrane ADRIAN D. COQK. anv and all II* stare* this disease always yield, not sing it, Mr. Stsminfer?'*— Harper's to Ely's Cream Balm. Safe, agreeable, certain. and not considered dangerous. ami Cure, by one w ho Bazar. I'rieaSta. ,e years. ‘I rented by Thomas Elliot has been appointed Detroit paid. lor poller service last year M» of the day with no Little Paul fa having a great deal of In thnre months, and difficulty in eoinmitting tu memory the postmaster at Applegate, Sanilac coun­ ty; (,'iiark-s A. Chandler, Cambria, HillsAl wav* keep West's Cough syrup tn the house Lord’s Prayer. The other night, after d'ttle county: llyram D. Runyon, Disco, for Midilen aliaeks of eolds, asthnis. and all repeating it with the assistance of his Maeomb county; Isaac T. Dodge. Gow­ tbn>at and lung disease*. Best An use. Ail mamma, he looked up and said: “Mnin- en. Montcalm county; A. T. Young, dnigswta. heat-One-humin-d i l utu, the L Lord ._, won't tt.. —.’. be glad when I can r.;n Salt River, Isabella county. A vein of uatu*l nas* iuu been struck at sav this through without a break?"— The Phumix mutual life insurance Murine City. Harper’s Bazas. ■ ’ •’I’ll attend toll soon." Don’t cheat yourself company, of Hartford, owns a large A man livinj<in tbe Missouri River tract of tend in Grand Rapids. Owing In that way. Your hair Is arowina thinner, dri­ lurticuiani inquire of Daniel Brant mid mon* I IfHess every day. Have It slid re. country. DakcAa, visited a "no license to city improvements the property has er store it* original color, softness ano ?!•»** by u* town" where the law is rigidly enforc­ been taxed 84I.OOU. The company has Ins Parker * Hair Balsam while you may.. ed. On his return a fnend said to iiim; brought suit to restrain the city from E. G. Hsri, of Lapeer, ha* $16,000 In rested in .talc nt Minnie IL Tobias, a minor, “S’pose you*had a pretty dry time collecting this handsome sum. fine horses. in-iij civeii that 1 shall sell at pub•ii, to il * inci.<-s: bidder.on Fri'lay, U>e down then ?” AVhen Cyrus B. Simmons, of Chester­ West's World's Wonder or family UnltnenL “ No, I enjoyed the day fust-rate." . April, A. D. PM. al ten o'cks’k In tbe Vseful In every house for eul*. but ns. »eald*. “Don’t see where vou find any fun in field, died he declared in a will, written t*ui*<**. -liilses described tielow. pur­ neuralgia, rhhimntlstu. Always fives bv himself, that his daughter should i author By granted to me on a temp'rance to’wn.’f satffxctkm. Ail drunttets. rbnirtry. A. D. tft*. by 'the have no partjn it unless she had child ­ “Well, I never hml a better time in Barry comity. Michigan, all ' Tbe HmixhUn court house Is to be rootal IBeatid iutrrr-i ot tbe »uld tny life. I saw an ox seam run away, ren. in which event 8500 was to !»«• wilii copper. hdd a man's d»t during a fight aud paid her. The will has so many other A great blessing. West's IJver Pill* will al­ was asked my private advice ou four curious qiiHhts that it will be contested. and de»< ntsii as follow* to ways be found a great blessing to ttawe affilrtt*! boss trades. Would you want any Jennie Wall, a Kalamazoo girl, wilii liver comptalnl, dyspepsia, iiidlxe*tli>unnd more’n that.”—Estelline Bell. brought suit last Tuesday against skk headache. Thirty pills 20c. AU druggist*. Solicitoiia fiiend—"That's an awful Willbiin Parker for breach of promise, cold you’ve got, my dear laiy!, Now, assessing her damages nt 85.'J I). She ttUMW. whnt .you wait to do is to go right offered to aettlo the case for 800 casK home and take—" Victim-“Just jot down, thinking, no doubt, thnt SfiO in Tim be»t »atreiD tnn worm for Cuts, Brnitea. it down in this b<>ok, please. I’ve gut hand was worth more than a possible Bores. Ulmre, Salt Rheum. Freer Sucre, Tetter, 85,(XX) judgement in the bush. The fltanpepllancl*; Chilblain*. Corns, and all Skin :■ -nils i<»d*. thihephircofl*rui’nnlrtji, one hundred aid forty-six other recipes Hrupllot*. and positively cures Piles, or no pr'Y : t-.i iterr* itflamt. all being In tlie alrcttdy, and 1 expect to meet enough cash was settled. rreiulrrel. Il Is cuaraiitawl to give perfect sari* ■>f BiiiUimin jn Hie *nimty ol Bnrry, friends before tifght to bring it up to Henrv Mathers and L. I). Johnsofl, faction, or monre refunded. Price is eeut» per, : • hiztown taxi iqirthnf range* weal two hundred.”4-Puck. charged with placing a horaeand buggy box For sale lw W. il. Goodyear. it-it l e: roarvl*u:i. IiW. CI1A3.M. MACK. Hcrotidii diseases maul tret themselves In the Tbe Silver Standard is the name of a on the railroad truck, underwent exam­ Guardian. Hood’s Haraaprilla clemiMTi the. blood, new paper published at Silver Plume, ination Fridav, and were held to the spring. and removes every lalut of scrofula. UoL It ought to succeed, for ifcjpas an circuit court in 82.000 bail. The evi­ of the c<;Ue of Olin nnd Hxrlin eye to business ns well as great common dence showed that Johnson employed Mathers to-place the horse on|the track, TRUTH-TELLING. en-by gnvn that 1 sb-'' sell at public Sense,' as is.proved by it* motto, which ■' " । ■1 ieh1:'tast bi.Jti- r. aF.-iday th<>2M reads; “Trylng’to Do BuslnesH Without paying him 810 for the work. Johnson • ■ • tpril, A. D. l -*i;-it tan o't,..A k tu ttmfore- Advertudng I» Like Winking at a then collectetl 8100 dauMtgea from the 11 residence n! Mary Bera, latedeeeaarailroad company. ‘ ' '"•' nine.IE the township of John* Giri in the Dark. You Mav Know i . " irrv • irnity. Mi.Uilgari. purauam-e to II- What You Are Doing, but Nothing Therefoulil l»e no better purpewe. or James II. Moore, convict, was pardon­ • ■■ .'--:..r>d menn the nth dnv «>f February Efae Does."—Exchange. ed January 1, the condition being that resolve, on the part af any one who de" ; •. i x the probate anrt of Barry county, i ..;.:.ui. oil ->f the e«t.-ite, right, title and inUs> Nothing smote orintaal than the fol­ he should forever abstain from drink. airc*l that tin* year shall go on and t'-c.*>nenamed iniisc-of. in and to the James couldn’t stand liberty, however, clone with a personal Itencdiction. than • dr-tcrllM-d real estate, sltiule and lowing answer to an advertisement for " l'' }ta- township of JfibnMown. Barry an “office bov" has come under my no­ but nrjrried-a dissolute woman of Jack­ to “gird up tlic loins of the mind’’ in a Malihpjii, and described tu follows: tice lately. Ptihaps you will deem it son, took to heavy drinking and War­ ■ ■ »s-. 'ixidrtl imetliirds of the following de­ good-enough to print and thus let the den Hatch notified the board of pardons. fixed determination to apeak the truth ' ;: •■ •! r -.1 estate to wtt: i -■-outb side of the Miuthexst quarter, (ii) laugh go around. Hero fa the epistle Friday the fellow was re-arrested nnd "nothing but the truth.” It*will and will serve his full term In prison, ;' th-^tutheasl corner of tbesotrthwnst quaT- justs* received: hardly bo denied that careful truth­ '• • • . <•( mhiIoii number lihic <9> tn the townMister P 30 i want the job my foke* remaining there until the latter part of telling. whether relating to persons or • I -. .l»inu>town, If laing township tnunlxr -'ii itirthof range number eight (F> west, is not rich I halve to russel ther are ded 1888. to tilings, israthnrnt a discount , than ’'• ■'Hinty of Barer and state of Michigan, it l*tes hel bow hard times is i am 14 Mary Bluiuhardt instituted suit for at a premium. Especially is this the ' ■,;‘‘v'’,,‘'5prl,*'<lbu»d1ytnf(qithews* aide ....... BiUle Creek andilsstlngs road, contain­ and can do chorea 1 look weP with new divorce from her husband in the Wash­ case in the common current speech of : -i t v fire nr., acrtf. af land mm or less. . dow on 1 would like to get» good plow tenaw county circuit court, alleging aoclal life m respect* persons. Com­ D..t -d Mio-cd «tb. A. D. IMS. in your oils 1 can learn fast.” that she liked her husband well enough, monly it is no much easier with many . I.KU M. DHWr.Y. Gnardlon. My informant says he got the place but she could not stand ber fathw-in- people to utter words of deprociatiun mind telling you that I, think there'll ami is "learning fast. ’—Chicago Trib­ law. When the case was called Judge than words the reverse of depreciation, Joslyn told the ufihappy couple a neat thnl the hubit has fallen into of being bo a rnge for'it among the . belles. I .1'0 ot the north wt«t irartkx.al quarter une. ________ little story; tears glistened in the hus­ critical anil even consoriiMis. From believe I could point you tn lailics In <>t 1 "•» the roinlctkm of the party or parties Inri.ii*?KMdum Iln f inumber -nf <l>.twmrnta* .....II. ...... ■ (»i/alM> ■1 - *• ■ .... thetlds very city who would glndly adopt ■ onmtnl in destroy ln< my Beu Horse. For right yenr. Col. D.X WlUlntmon. band's eyes; a sob burst forth from OunrlOT-XlMter. L. S.A. and ei-l . S. Mary;forgiveness and penitence were lips s<> employed thefn fall*, in conse- this or any other silly fashion if lhey DR. D. McLHAY. qnoncc. the least possible of the sweeter • ‘ -HeviHr. March I.Mli. IMS. thought it would improve the apjwarConanl at Callao, was crippled with noticed in both faces, and the curtain word* <»f commendation, and*uf the ance of tl«o'.r teeth and render their rheumatlam. He gino rellrf (mill be dropped on a reunited couple. . ’’S hl.l. POINTS OF THE TRIANGLE, charitv which "never failcth.” Of mouths unusually attractive."—Dernier '•luiEjriNu; a meeting of all regular 95 used St. Jacoba ofl whirl) cured him. course this latter style of speech cbmes thgrep members af the E. M. rite of No remedy on earth equals it for pain. t’.vd Red Star Couth Cure effectual­ largely from thoughtlewmeiw and from Tribunc-lh-pHl'tiam. Aifbililiit, in good standing in tbe state Price 50 cents h bottle. ly. Dr. C. Fawcett, Union Protestant caroletumesa, which are ever a twinhood, '-—The Philadelphia CnW say* that “i ifithlgun, is called to assemble .at Muskegon merchants talk of forming Infirmary, Baltimore, Md. No depress­ oblivous, a* not a few are.'to the fact the dfy of Hastings. Midi.. April 7th. ••Lebanon, Conn., has a citlxen "who ing effects. that thoughtlcssfiiftM and careleasneas boasts that he chew* two tun* of tobacco JMSth st 2 o'clock p. in. and form a Mys­ a board of trade. The Marquette Mining Journal will are at least not moral qualitiee: that, A weak back, with a weary, aching tic Ttfuple State Council of I*nst Mas­ a year. There t* a chance here to work lameness over the hips, is a sign of dls- be enlarged April 8. instead, they are too often parent in’an old joke about the man being a ters ot the Great Work. I sources of what is both untruthful and Teuton, but. after all, it la beat to call »y authority of O. CctmcH. I unjust. — Botlm Watchman. him a p.ain Itar.*7~7‘— f. BIKER. coated. MplUsSe. All druggist*. Blood Bitters. w f *300 REWARD STEADY HAUETTA ti �■MR Th e Hastings Banner. -------------------------------2------------ X be remembered that Rill Tweed This in the nuuinrr in which O’Brien, ” belonged to thin rug, and ft to of Humi, Mica cth-1884 course fitting that these Michigan re­ have given a point to an old friend: “O’Brlbn. I hear they have struck II ” formers should belong. ’ 4 From the last Journal, it is evident in Con. Virginia. If w. I'd like to get a little.” . - that the editor thereof has formed an “O, pa haw! No each thing. Don’t ’ attachment for “Bulllonist Manning. touch it!" EDITORIAL NOTES. The old friend went immediately ant the Wall Street treasurer of the U. 8.” bought all the Con. Virginia he could Jfthebusfnets interests of the com­■ as he is called. But John will love carry. Fortunately tho stock advanced munity are not permitted to employ’ anybody or anything, if he can only rapidly, and he commenced to think foreign workmen and only those who> get the poslofflce. . about selling. He called upon O'Brien are connected with labor unions, in Even Harpers Weekly, admits that again, aadthe following interview took ether words, if competition is not to’ reform has progreesed backward under Old Friend—Good morning, O'Brien. regulate the price of labor, siiotdd for­’ Cleveland's adm!nutra|ion. MOST PERFECT MADE I see Con. Virginia la edvanetag. eign manufactures be allowed to send T|>ere are rumors on the streets of a their manufactured gocets into this[ COMMUNICATED. rich find. Had I bettar take in a little? PRICE BMCIKO POWDER co.. country to compete with our own? We ha ve just been amused bv reail- Too bad I aldn’t have some a few days CHICAGO. ________ •_________ T. lu Certainly not Every business must be1 ing in "The Hastings Journal” what •go! O’Brien—Yes. It was unfortunate; enabled to keep its expenditures within purports to be on interview with our fellow townsman, J W. Bentey, in but you aoe I did not know what they its income. If a manufacturer is com­ which he is represented as giving his were doing there at that time. Yus. pelled by labor unions imd national reasons for no longer acting with the you had better buy what you can. I legislation to employ a certain class of republican party. We do not question .think it will go higher. laborers, to pay them a certain amount, the right of any one nt all times voting The old friend loses no time In ret­ qf wages for a certain number of hours as he pleases, und if the reasons are ting to his broker and ordering his Con. For the Spring Trade. He in the exclusive dealer in tu , sulficient for him no one else has any bratod Tailor-Made J. C. k CO. CLOTHING. The NnhSiS' wbrk, then certainly he mast lie free to right to complain. We do complain, Virginia sold immediately—"street or fix a price on his productions by which however, of any man attempting to board." Best Made. Beet Fitting Suits known to the trade. Ever afterward, when speaking of be Will be able to pay such wages. If palm himself off for what he to not, of the lucky turn in Con. Virginia, he the price of his products ire fixed for giving false reasons to justify his own never failed to give hb< frlen<T O’Brien acts, and of Ming deception in any case. the manufacturer by foreign competi­ Of all men deliver us from bypocritee. dne credit for putting him in the way tion, then he must be allowed to say In the interview above referred to Mr. of making a fortune; and when, on be* bow much he can pay fo/ labor, and, Bentley to repnsented to wishing to be ing consulted as to the prospect of any particular mine, .took great pl reams efcc versa, if the wages are fixed for understood that he has heretofore been always in saying that he bothered him­ a republican and has voted with that him by labor unions then ho must be party right or wrong. This certainly self very little about It, as he “always Full lint of Unix,’ Youth’x Boyx and Children , fiuitx. ' allowed to fix the price of his product^. Is amusing to those who have been gets his points from Mr. O’Brien.”— Wihm Bros.' CelthnM Skirt, Otherwise no business can survive. cognizant of his party fealty for several Sacramento Recorcj-Union. years past It is our opinion that for Business in this country seems at pres­ WOMAN S WEAKNESS. ent to be struggling between the upper several elections post, at least, Mr. Bentley has steadfastly voted und work­ I have received the follow­ and nether millstones of free trade and ed for Mr. Bentley without much regard ing letter from Washington, labor unions./Free trade and high for the success or the republican party, The other morning a boy about four­ or any other. He has constantly en ­ wages are directly opposed. The soon­ which explains itself: deavored to worm into office some of teen years of age knocked at the door HIGHAL OFFICE. er laborers understand this, the better his personal and business henchmen of a house on Brush street and asked it will be for all classes in thia country. without any regard to the party which the woman if she. didn’t want the snow War Department, A good Men's Suit for ■ .. S3 5G; others sell tor It« He has shown cleaned off the walk. Business furnishes employment to put them forward. A good Men's Worsted Suit for Washington City, March IMh. fMff. • ••■ " W; *• ■ ir H A good All-Wool Men's Suit for “How much?’’ ■ho ’ ...in- Mr. John Bessmer, ■... «»; - - |2 laborers and pays them their wages. adroit business capacity in tliia line. cautiously By this means the Common Council. 4(1_ Fine White Dreas Shirt, unlaundried, for .... 40; P. O. Drawer No. US. Profits are what give life and energy to School Board, etc., have ever had a quired. Good »tvle Man's Hat for 26; . Hastings, Michigan. “Thirty oenta.” bnsiness. Make? business of all kinds champion in their number to represent Men's Working Fanta, for 100; “I won't pay it. If you want to do Men's Overalls< profitable in this country and you will and look after Mr. Bentley’s private the work for ten cents yon can go Dear Sir: 40: and business interests. If we mistake I have the honor to inform you that hear no more of low wages and strikes. OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. not it is not a great while since that ahead.” I am nota prepared to authorise the ■ When business Is thriving and laborers Mr. Bentley was a candidate for office Ho leaned on the handle of bis snow telegraphing qf the indications at gov­ are employed the market for farm pro­ in opposition to the republican party. shovel and looked,thoughtful, and she ernment expense. If you still have the necessary flags, ducts is good. The interests of all It is not at all inconsistent with Mr. finally queried: “Well, what do you say?” and desire the special pretiMions and classes in this country are identical. Bentley’s conduct for sometime past "It’s just as that woman around *the cold wave warnings, and will notify for him to be the democratic pnd There should be no war of classes. greenback candidate for mayor at the corner told me.” he replied. “I me at once of these facts, instruc­ Help the manufacturer and you help। approaching election. His politics have shoveled off her snow aud she gave me tions will be issued tn hare them tbe day laborer and the farmer and the, been conspicuous for personal aqd self­ fifty cents. I told her I wan coming to telegraphed to you at the expense of Having no rent to jmy, running my store on tlie lightest this seriver. common carrier. Strikes produce stag­ ish alms for years. Why all this flour­ ask vou, and she said------ ’’ pense ofany in tho city, buying and selling good-for cuh,| ish of trumpets at this time? This . I am. very respectfully. “I don’t know her. What business nation in business; protection gives1 matter is exceedingly thin. If Mr. Your obedient senmt, is it to her?” can makejjrices on any line of goods cheaper than any other business life and confidence. Bentley wants to be mutor to advunee W. N. HAZEN, dealer. You can get better value for your nioner of me thu some personal or busifleus interest, whv Brin, and Bvi. Mad. Geu'l. “What did she say?” -Mr. Prohibitionist, you of republican। don't he come out like an honest man Chief Signal Uffeer. U.B, .1. of any other dealer. “She said I'd grl'loft. She said that ^antecedents, please arise and tr ue ans­. and say so and that be to willing to be FYom now on 1 will have the wrether any woman who wore a plush saoque wers make to a few pertinent questions; the candidate of any party or faction and passed it off for a three-hundred- Bi-dlctfons daily except Sunday, per that will nominate and elect him? egraph. 1 have also bought two renumbering that ‘•confession is goodi This course would- certainly command dullar sealskin would be mean enough standard thermometers, which have to go out nights and shovel her own for the soul,” and that it is a duty you more respect. Gentlemen of the ring been tested at the Washington signal snow.” • . owe your Gbd and to your former asso­ do not seek to hide under such thin “B<jv!" whispered the woman aa she office as to their correctness. Breidee Your whole deformity to clear­ ciates in that grand old party born un­ gauze. ly seen. Has it not been talked tnrnwf white clear around her neck. thia, I have bought a fine Holostcrick ba­ der the oaks at Jackson, that you be that Mr. Bentley was to be the “I want yon to clean off the snow. rometer; which shows the state of the honest alike with yourself and your democratic and greenback candidate When you are throiigh I’ll give you 3 w eather. All of these instruments are displayed in front of my store for the for mayor for several weeks? silver dollar and I want you to go fellow man. you hope to dupe the fol­ around and hdl that woman that any benefit of the public. I also will post Don’t you know that while the op­ Do lowers of your party and make them one who buv» and wears dollar-store the predictions in writting on a bulletin ponents of the republican party are believe that Mr. Bentley bits recently jewelry anil fourteen-shilling shoes board in front of my store. To explain bitterly hostile to your political tenets, been struck by a great flood of light hasn’t got sense enough to fall off a the flags hoisted dally. .1 have cards which will be given Tree to any ime your counle is a source of great and that his mental vision has been bob-toiled car!”—Delrml Free Press. who will call at my store. gratification to them? That while wonderfully and miraculously enlarg­ ed? Nonsense, -gentlemen. Do not -—A proftMSor, when traveling in they openly pat you upon the back- require men to commit intellectual AGENTS FOR THE Switzerland, fell into a chasm, without, knowing your alienation from the re­ and moral suicide by requiring of them hdWever, sustaining serious Injury. publican party counts one-half vote for to talk about the tariff aud silver ques­ W|ten his fallow-travelers ran to his as­ its opponents; while your (the prohibi­ tion before nominating them for office. sistance, he exclaimed triumphantly: I should think the example of the la­ tion) party has not the remotest possi­ mented Gen. Hancock, who declared ••Science la right once more! I dis­ bility of being succecssful—they secret­ the question of tariff to lie to "be a load tinctly noticed that I fell with an initial From n WaUrbwy to tbe Finest bo’.lrf IWd velocity of five metres to the second.” ly imprecate you and your political •iitistion aud one which did not concern —Le PoslMon. the administration of the general isms? government, would be frreh in your Don't you know; that, tho liquor ele- minds. ^Tbe dnuulBt, Fred lIotchklM, mH* Uwky rntntis to-day more in fear of the repub­ Just how protection of American industries leads to labor troubles, just lican party than all others combined; lucky Uwr clear are tons Havana DUer. how tree trade would regulate the price yts, even your own prohibition party ? of labor. Just how the free coinage of i nun all the fading factories. Can it be that that bourbon party, silver would enable Bentley Bros. * ADVERTISED LETTERS. te’toro addre^rd to the following m-nmu rewhich makes no pretentions to the ad­ Wilkins to do business on a cash liasto, nulninr lu the post office at HssUnzi Barry <rtid just where Mr. Bertlev will find n vocacy of the suppression of the liquor eoanty. M.chlraa. Mareb ' M,UT> Y4,U1 D. H. Moore. Hxrtraffic, gives you aid and succor, ex­ party that represents his views as form­ , ulated in the wonderful Interview recept in the hope that you may so weak­ fa-red to, are questions thnt are just nie Eurry. J. 11. vanace. Drop I*U«w-W. H. Oole. John Osborn. en the republican party as to encompass now troubling our brains. Perhaps the philosopher of the Journal can afford to tit any Byt, and » complete Hock of its defeat? W. H. ItlWtlUi, r. M, us some light on the subject. We hope la short, are you such a blamed fool that Mr. Bentley will not imitate toe Also the BRYAN No. 13 and 61. both Iron and Wood Beam Plows: as not to see that you are being used as author of “Past, Present and FutifiB," .. ww’SWkned oommtttre win reeel re blds Al) the*, food* t will-ell a: * .nurt) prnliL tberatapaw to pull democratic chest­ and rush off after that hard-headed but • for the building of a whool botiM: in wboo! di*J Three Flo ws combine Strength. Durability and Ease nf Han Ilin* .*• th* unscrupulous protectionist Ben Butler. nuts from the fire? Do you advocate **u“c - before you buy. ’ ?LCarU ' on■' and.onprevenud Perhaps, as Mr. Bentley has abruptly Ml b. All blds to be Heated the ascendency of the democratic party forsaken us, we had better not nmiufest l I also buy OT.J> (R)U> AND KltVEU. and'“free whiskey” avowedly for the too much concern for his future, but him to his idols, the almightv dol­ purpose of opening the eyes of the peo- leave ■ We have the Largest aad pie to the enormity of the rum traffic ? 'lar and the inordinate desire for office. (let our iMc® Tours resptctrully. Well, my dear friend, how do you rel­ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. .1. M. LKACH. t 1'. W. I'DGERS.' ish the idea of being a contingent to Common Council met iu apecial ses­ A. U. ICKKS. I oodyear ons the bourbon party, anyhow ? ision Wednesday evening March 10,188b Hto Honor. Mavor Weissert, ‘in the The wage question is of paramount chair. < Roll being called, the following interest-in this country. As to where :Alderman were present: Aid. Beamer. the agitation of the labor problem will jBlack, McCoy. Osborn and Stebbins—u: absent: Jonea, Tinkler und Watera -3. end. it is impossible to foresee. Much, The Mayor stated the object of tlie if not all, depends upon the action of imeeting was that Mr. Parker had en­ a protest in regard to Henry A. the laboring classes themselves. Should tered 1 they, become excessive in demands and .Goodyear moving his old wooden build­ ing up wart of his hotel, he therefore tyrannical in methods employed to en- wanted i the council to enforce the or­ force such demands, labor organizations dinance < entitled to guard against cal­ HIS STOCK OF of fire. ■ snust needs become oppressive to labor- amities 1 By Aid. Black; » ing men; and the sequence will be a Resolved, That tbe Marshal be in­ rev alt which will result in great injury tstructed to enforce tbe ordinance en­ to guard against calamities of tire, to the cluses soughtto be benofitted by titled I nf f1.a 1 f..—_ .v * COOK, editor- Has an Elegant Stock of Clothing&Furhishing Goods special z; EMextracts MOST PERFECT MADE A Gard to the Public. R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier, H. A. Goodyear & Sons, Watches Bryan Star Chilled Plows. Jewelry CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, Musical Goods. ss.'^ JDm SSgSMEI, tbs Jwslif, DUSSELL HAS JAEMOVED H. A. G <Sr S . MONEY SAVED! Having bought a .large invoice of TEA, DRY GOODS question but that labor will succeed according to the justice ofita demands. Il then behboves laboring men to be cautious and prudent, awoiding the councils of tbe almost omnipresent demagogue, who is ever ready with volunteer advice. The signs in­ dicate that tills individual is mm>erou.*tly present ta. the labor organizations of thw country. If the labortag men problem will k Carried by all ayes. On motion council adjourned. PRANK STEBBINS, beconlrr. weAvill until further notice give each customer AND a better TEA than ever before; and to induce ^^-illixiery G-oode, customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face cery, on State Street, value. ‘■I ..AsheretofoM.hekeeMr8^ line, at the Lowest Prices. yMW Try Our Tea! �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. THURSDAY. MARCH M. IBM. Local Advertising" Rates: I. I’lif" <• • New* !>«•"■ • Jtt “ I*r fl?,’Notice*.Scent* jxrllne. t-uni* of Th*:ik*. 10 cento per line. »: url.wv niwl r>#«tli notice* tree. AH nonce* (or EntorUlnnwnt* for profit of Inhlu.il* or orcnnuatlon*, except for charitable. or benevolent purple*. •»« ‘•burned for at ip) THE TEACHERS* CLASS. r John O’Neil, a young man Kell known in Uris dty, w» btirWM cere individuals within tbe prohibition ranks, we also contend there are Also many political shysters. There ure"ulso sincere temperance men und prohibi­ ’Tnu C. T. U. will jriv. a socud at tionists without the pule of the party T.raperatwe Hall on Frida, aftornoo,, of that name, who honestly believe of this week Supper wrvrd at the th,%t the interests of the temperance usual time and everybody loaded. cause can be best advanced by other Cos-tuact for building Frank Good- than the impracticable and fanatical course advocated by the professed lead­ t“r.? ??*"' h°I“' hoes lotto ers of that party. A majority of these tha. the work will be No. -1. in every sell-sty led leaders are worn out politi­ cal hacks—ward politicians, seekingthe chaperonage of the church for their 1°^° °^hav tipped over on State own selfish political ends. As well street Tuesday. James Wooton. the might the church doors be thrown open Ji’."' cut about the fur ward caucuses of any and all politi­ tSloSA y thr0WQ from cal parties. And more, appropriately; *or in such event there would be no deception practiced to secure an audi­ of V1? Babtlst ■church Will ghe a pound social at the new church ence. People would previously know the character of the entertainment. 1 uesday evening, March 30th. Nupwr from 5 to <. A cordial invitation ex­ PERSONALMENTION. tended to all. James Cqiwley Sr. is quite ilh .t .11 °",p' J* dea<h HS averred by green liack and bourbon organs, the Charley Barlow, of Coldwater, is in dhtposition of tiie corpse ia evidently a tlie dty. nuiuer of great concern to its surviv­ J. L. Wilkins is confined to his house, ing opponents. /chahlie Baldwin astoniahed the on the sick list. The Journal accuses us of unjust warfare on Sheriff Long. We deny it. We plainly and forcibly expressed our views on acts of his that we considered decidedly out of place. But our critic­ ism was open and plain. We consider that infinitely better than the warfare against Mr. Long in which Hicks, and it is said the Journal editor also, are engaged. They propose to prevent Mr. Long’s nomination by the greenback convention this year. Ana yet the Journal pretends to be Long’s friend. Mr. Long may pray to be delivered from such friends. C., C. FiELDs^of Charlotte, has been in the city this -week looking up the roller mil! project. He is a practical miller of many years experience. For 81,5(V Itonus and assistance from local Suitable ftw .School Teacher*, which I will sell capitalists tu* will put up and operate a VERY CHEAP! r. ■■ 1U0 barrel roller mill.. The bonus now I also keep in rtoek U>e WATERBURY amounts to uimnt 81.05*1 Tbe loan from local capitalists can doubtless be secured, at least there nre good pros­ Fine Stock of Jetc*try, etc. pects. And now if the farmers in this vicinity and the bualDcat*’ men who • look iny stock over before pnrrhMlng have not already done their duty will come forward with their subscriptions, John T. Rock is now ' clerk of the Hastings can have u roller mill. -.^ptheraere a few days since when he pitched against a southern club at Hastings House. Pnoiim. Caucus.—At the city prohi­ Savannah his opponents getting but Miss Belle Spaulding spent Alondav one hit off him. j bition caucus, held Tuesday evening, at Grand Rapids. Hlinois Timothy Seed, Michigan Clo­ L.Mr" .^Iarb Hussell is now located at the following ticket was placed in nom­ ver Seed, Uine, Hair. Stucco, Cement, Sioux Falls, Dak. ination: ’kat BsUin} HoHec.Flour. Jackson Tll£ Mayor—L. E. Stauffer. Mra. ueo. II. Tinkler is visiting Quality and price warranted. Recorder—E. W.Shrope. Woodland triends. Renublkan caneuaM * HI be held, for the perMarshall—A. J. Angle. F. H. BARLOW & QO. .)[ tHiniinatiiu: toMrn»hl|M>mecrs. at the fol Mr. and Mra. W. Graham start for wing place* and dates: ;• Justice—J. M. Hewea. . Rkv. Hunsberger will deliver ids Horn. .1 . School Inspector—J. C. Woodruff. last discount on “Bible Moitab” Sunday Nebraska this p. m. \t Jtope Center store. WedtjeMuy, March 3ltf. evening. First Ward—Aiderman, Hiram Tlie succeeding 'Sabbath J. J. Potter and family, of Nashville, t : n’elrck p. tu.. sharp. Jones; Board of Education, L. G. Moore; evening he will'reply to Remsberg's ar® In the city to-day. .loiixarow x. (.'onstable, R. C. Waters. . ai Martin Milb-rX oi> Friday, April 3d, imo. lecture on “False Claims.” Second Ward — Alderman, A.S. Dean; Lewis Stern will go to New. York for ( Would It not be well if the truancy new goods this week. Board of Education, L. N. Mixer; Con­ law was enforced in this city? There stable, Bradford Dean. AttJinToun Ho<p». .'Utunlay. April 3n», tu are large numbers of cbilfjreri of school John Ackerson, of Middleville, was Third Ward—Alderman, Jas. Craw­ age that seldom, if ever, see the inside, upon our streets Tuesday. ley; Board of Education, Dr. if. C. Mrs. T. J. .Bush spent Monday and Woodmansee; Constable, John Mate. at Mapk Grove Center. Thursday. April Mt, of a school house during school hours. Fourth Ward—Alderman. Geo. L. The lecture to the teachers by Dr/ Tuesday in Grand Rapids. Wheeler; Board of Education. P. B. Jos. Simpson, of Seneca Falls. N. Y., Dunning; Constable, A. H. B. Ellis. Fiake, of Albion college^waa highly At Thompson Hall.Ttiursdaj. April Mt. at pleasing and instructive. A good aud­ is visiting at D. R. Cook’s. Supervisors—1st and 4th Wards, Mrs. Florent* Bowne returned Tues- Travers Phillipa. ience heard the distinguished speaker, Supervisors—2d and 3d ’Wards, D. J. and paid the closest attention to fils re­ dry from a visit at Grand Rapids. At the Center. Friday. April 2d, al2 p. ns. C. Lumptnan. marks. Thos. Doyle is now baggage- in aster f T he memory of the oldest inhabitant at the depot, vice. Wm. Hitchcock. At fpwn limine, Friday. A;«rll: Men and brethren, has it come to hardly runneth back to the time when Henry Bentley made a trip to the this, that Bill Hicks carries our little Ai Town lli>u*e. Saturday, March JTtb, at 1 tho roads were in such horrible con­ n orthern part of the state this week. •ity around in his pocket ? He assumes ditions as on Monday last. But very Miss Kittle Holbrook has returned to say to this city and to the voters that he shall dictate tbe nominations and At the Pinery school bouse, Friday, April Jd. few teams were seen on our streets from au extended visit to Muskegon. that day.) Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Freeman, of Mid­ run the caucuses of the fusion party. Dr, LanF, representing the Muske­ dleville, nre visiting friends in the city. He assumes to say that water-works candii|atee must be nominated. Two gon Medical and Surgical Institute, Mra. Miles Main returned Saturday years ago he said it was "the riff-raff was in the city Tuesday. He reports & from a two weeks stay in Grand Rapids. and flood-wood and paupers of the city good business. The Dr. has met with C. M. Putnam, of Nashville, saw the that voted for water works.” Ono year ago he said, that he proposed to keep at great success in treating difficult ।, .quilts si of the county metropolis Tues­ this water works business until it was chronic diseases. . day. * rill find carried. The fact of the business Is Fred Hotchkiss is removing his llerb and Hirna ’Walrath. of Nash­ that BIJI Hicks is a scheming, tricky, stock of goods anu will occupy/the ville, called on Hastings friends this dishonest politician, who will blow hot Hendershott block in company-'with week. or cold to suit his own interests. To A. R. MeOmber. Fred has purcluuted a put the dty of Hastings in his control, I WA! Charley Dudley, of Detroit, spent will be to pul it in Ute hands of a man fine stock, and wants all his old friends A. >qron<l.hn\4 licit t ■Sunday and Monday with his cousin. who will use his power to advance his and public generally to visit him in his ^1 p Inquire, new location. See his announcement Harry Russell. own Interests. What does Bill Hicks elsewhere. Mr. and Afrs. Clement- Smith spent care about the taxpayers? What does [ Stafffer ft Crawley have a full Sunday at Ionia, the guest of Rev. Levi he care about the workingman. whose The ice in the lakes LMnst dbuippearfriend he hypocritically pretends to be? Master and wife. i assortment of ladle® and /misses shore, ■cg. ' Not a rush. He will use them when John Mirshall, of MonroevilL Ohio, he can. and when he can't he will call and a fine stock of boots and shoes at Aiutiif Ayres ha&heen engaged as and Alfred Mann, of Clyde Ohio, are them “riff-raff and flood-wood.” Imttom figures. They are sole agents •ity night watr’i'Dau. / visiting at James Crawler Sr.'s tor tho justly celebrated Prime kip At the so called "temperance lec­ Ti«i> material U being put on the boot. 1 hey will sell three goods cheap Miss Stella Wheeler sang at the con­ -round for the new Goodyear block. for cash or in exchange for butter and cert at Middleville Tuesday evening in ture,” really prohibition stump speech, eggs. aid of the cornet band of that village. of Mrs. Ijithrop, at the M. E. church, The luilding first west of Busby’s i-jirber shop will be occupied as n harBut comparatively few people arc Mr. Myers, of the flrm of Cappon, Thursday night, Dn Woodmanseeien­ MiftS shop. aware of the great value of the pro­ Bertsch Co„ of Grand Rapids, is caring livened procet-dlngsand added zest to There was livriv bidding at the auc­ duct of the poultry yard. One firm for the interwrtij of that firm in the the occasion by interjecting “You bet!" when the fair speaker made a point tion sale of the stock of the late lamented alone, in this city, will handle 810,000 Kiley sale. that suited him. And when she so far D. F Riley. . worth of "hen fruit” the present season. Mra. P. Al Stevens, daughter of J udge departed from the truth and obristain Mils. Marble Bates, n piuueer of At the least calculation 825,00Q worth Cole, who haS‘*been very sick kt her charity as to rail out against the minis­ I'.utlajhl township, died Friday, nt an of eggs are purchased annually by father's fur about four montlis. Is slow­ try! the Dr. was ori hand and whooped ly recovering. Hastings dealers. odtpnewl age. ’ up ^That’s right; Give it to ’em!" Now Miss Lu. Perkins, sister of Mrs. L, C. this is what they call "gospel temper­ The ladies home miMionary society TjiEKE wi« a goodly audience to lis­ ance.” Another thing. The parties ten’ the 'lecture of Rev. Hunsberger will meet on Thursday .afternoon at the Welton, and who has spent the winter here, leaves to-day, Wednesday, for Col­ who had Mrs. Lathrop in tow during Sunday evening. • residence of Mrs. E. Y. IIogle. All orado Springe. her stay here had evidently posted her up on their version of some local histo­ !•<•<. lorgi-t rse E. Nevins members are req nested to be present as Air. Armstrong, of Armstrong, Gra­ ry of temperance organizations, and In­ >'- s April 1st. aitd dry goods are go­ early as two o'clock, and all other laham A Co,of Detroit, is in the city, duced her to say spiteful, (untruthful ing i<> i«e sold cheap. dirs who are interested tn this work are looking after the interests of his firm in and uncharitable things, which tiiose lij.Mi adieu that the Banner oflice is cordially Invited. Articles of clothing tbwiRiley matter. w ho posted her dare not say. This is that can be made over will l»e gladly, ।ri |t.c< 11 . print election tickets and received, and the same can be left >t the ’ Mra. A. Hardy, of Nashville, who more “gospel temperance.” and shows r-'q: i •'» short notice. stores of 11. K. Graht and 0. D. Spaiild-’ has tern the giiret of Af nt. R. B. the contemptible littleness to which those who pretend to be reformers can xiit>. T.a i iinoi ’s lecture at the M. E. ing, or with Mrs. John Rock. Wightman the nast returned _to Wightman the hastweek, _____ _________ descend. Shame on the hypocrisy that rhiirih Thursday evening was listened Fihday night last tlie celling in her home Tuesday. will call such a meeting a “gospel tem­ »«■ a Hiiiall Hudumce. Mrs, Natlum Barlow is expecting her perance meeting.' It is a mockery and Stauffer and Crawley’s store took; lire DfitiNo thei»ast week several fine sister, Mrs. A. P. Williams, and her two i a lie. >• deb »ofjhh iuive been Liken from after the store had been closed for the children, of California, in a few days, to night from a burning lamp hanging in spend the summer here. ’.he Ukp in this vicinity. Weddnng Anniversary.—Mr. and a chandalier. Fortunately Mr. A- S. \ t i en n to registering your names Merchant, who. happened to be passing, A postal from C. B. Salisbury informs Mm. McGtocklin celebrated their thirti­ ■ ■Im ue<4; iTorii Saturday, if your name* saw the flames and gave the alarm, and uatbathc iswjgaged in the commission eth anniversary the 5th fast., at theif residence in Barry. There were about an- not already registered. the tire was exUn uished without businees atX'entral City, Neb., and is sixty invited guests present, and all en­ Trade has l«tn dull in this place for damage, other than a hok Through the pleased with'his business prospects. joyed ■ themselves, (specially Uncle ceiling. It was a narrow escape from r> w da\3 •p.nit. owing to the nearly Wm. Hitchcock, having secured u George. The presents were presented what might have been a serious con­ lucrative situation in Colorado, started by Wm. Brown in a few appropriate mij>.isj>ii‘le eundltion.of the roads. for that place this morning. He in­ remarks; after Vhlch the company par­ Mi:<. d. s. McIntyrk living in the flagration. tends remaining there permanently. took of a supper fit for a king. Fol­ 2nd wartF, desires to rent her barn. Fqr BEbFOpn MeCLELLAX. Bn ex-soldlor, lowing is a list of the presents: ’•.Tins. Hi-., apply at her residence. ’ Air. Herbert Schaiblev, of Carlton, and a pioneer of this city, <0vd Saturday, Hanging lamp, A. B. Morford and iD’.iTjji.icANsshould read thevaucua nt the home ot his sister. Mrs. Hiram who has taught a successful term of wife. school at Coats Grove, on Monday re­ '■alia tor; th<* various townships, attend Bennett. Washbowl and pitcher, Mr. J. M. McClellan was in his 5!st turned to his studies in Valporiso, Ind. ’he same and num Unite goad men. Kipp and wife. year. But a few days previous he had Fremont Dillon, a former pupil In Water set, Mr. Robert Webster and And niw the iiuery is for whnt pur- received back pension amounting to over the Hustings schools, greeted his many and wife, Mr. Ruben Webster and wife, wj’i Fred Barjow use the- ground 81,000. a large portion of which, we un­ old friends herq Saturday. "Montie” is Llbbie and Etta Webster. derstand. will go to Mrs. Bennett, to in tlie rear af J,s. Goodyear’s store? Cake stand, Mr. L. E. Henley and comfort her old age. Were It not fpr rtin ning a store in the northern part of In preparing tbe copy for election his great enemy which held him in des­ the state. :( wife. Fruit dish, Lalia Will and Jessie tick.-ts cate should be used.to write the potic sway for many years. “Bed." Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor, who have Letts. haoire plainly, giving the first name in would have been a companionable man. spent the winter with their daughter, '"1! , Comfort, Mr. H. A. bibble and wife. Mra. Dr. LoWry, returned to their home Glass dish with goblets, Silas, George, Charley Mann is again Ln durance, in Oakland county this, Thursday, :. >L Roger;? cut ii maple tree on hia Sarah and Llbbiefarm in Cdrlton one day last week that vile. Monday last be was brought before morning. Set gilt band dishes, John McGlockmeasured'.seven feet throngh at the Esq. sweexey and pleaded guilty to the VW. A. Monse. Jessie Eydeahymer, lin, Air. F. Wagner and wife. Mr. M. stamp; •> charge Of assault and battery, perpetrat­ Bdle Fisher, W. O. Louden, Clara McGlocklin and wife. Water set, Mr. M. B. Sage and wife, There un- several subscribers who ed upon Will Olmstead, a young man Spaulding and Eva Pinkham, of '''Jkhtto pay what they owe us at once, in the employ of N. T. Parker. The Mi Id । ville, were in attendance at the and Dr. A. L. VanHorn and wife. entirely unprovoked. Saturday session of the teachers' insti­ Vase. Alyron and Herbert. we hopeQiis notice to them may be assault was Mann was sentenced to a fine of 8o and Case nut pickers, Mr. Wm. Brown tuted . sufficient. ! costs or 2k) davs in jail. An inventory and wife. M. H. Wing, route agent on the AL & Fit and style cost nothing. They of his cash failed to show but little <m Cups and saucers, Mr. James Chore­ O. railroad between Allegan and Toledo, are only the result of’ experience and hand. and. in consequence, he is the man and wife. and Airs. M. M. Snedaker, of this village, taste. See advertisement of “T, C. A guest of the sheriff. Water set, Mr. Clark Eaton and wife. were married at tlie residence of Mrs. Go. clothing. Fruit dish, Mr. D. L. Morthland and Isr’t it about time a halt was called B. Snedaker. at Lexington, Ky., on the wife. ELpER A. F. Dempsey will preach Ln the matter of using houses consecrat­ 10th Inst The happy couple returned Pipe, tobacco and match safe by a at Gregory's school house on S.*vbbath to Allegan Saturday, and are boarding next. March 28th. at 7 p. m. All are ed to the worship of God, for the hold­ at the Chaffee house.—Allegan Journal comrade in Dixie. Bed spread, Mr. Albert Kelley and cordlHlly invited. ing of political meetings ? As intima­ and Tribune. wife. H. C. Smitu has solu the building tea in the Bannek of last week, the Dress pattern. Air. Fred Lewis and guise of “temperance lecture" was but The teachers’ association held Friday ‘•^‘*1..by m a tailor shop to Trav. wife. I hillipa. We undaretand Mr. 8. will tbe cloak for securing an audience at and Saturday evening of last week was All that were so fortunate as to be the M. E. church on Thursday evening T>on remove to Detroit?! last for a prohibition political meeting. the test attended of any held yet The with the family on that day and even­ ..Ackerson A Hates have iush/put In this connection we assert that the lecture in the evening by Dr. Fiske, of ing will long remember the pleasant time they enjoyed. into their egg preserving establishment Banner acknowledges no superior in Albion College, was an able one and two tanks that will holdlwelve thous­ its earnestness of purpose in the advo- the house was well filled. On Saturday VNew Milk RouriJr-Edward Green the entire day was occupied. In the read­ having leased the farm ot Mrs. Julia and dozens of eggs each. J ing of papers and their discussion ff®Ueman named Benjamin politicians should be allowed to pervert which was participated in by teachers Altoft in the city of Hastings will start ! *’hopped dead on the streets of the church of Christ aud houses of and also by people of the dty. This Is a new milk route, commencing April IM. jlTiis farm is situated in the dty Middleville Saturday, Heart disease is chrlstain worship for tbe furtherance as it should be, and we fed that It limits and is known as one of the but 'ippe^d to be the cause. • of their individual political aspirations. would result in great good to the AdM Bponablr is to have an auc­ The “holler than thou” politicians schools, if their patrons could, to a tion Mie of personal property at Ms uhould be debarred from thus prostitu­ much greater extent, mingle with and premises 80 rods west of the county ting chuicbes. While we cheerfully take part in the gatherings of tbe mbm*murnin. farm, on Wetlneaday, tbe Mrt. admit that there are earnest and sia- teachers. I havr a targe Stock of URSOKsj{tWfRENcH SAVES JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. Local News. ZZ Are Sole Agents in this City for the above celebrated Soap. Try It! 1 bar 10c; 3 bars. 25c; 7 bars Kirk’s Soap, 25c. tato itai J. H. Beamer & Co. Are the only Exclusively Cash Grocery, Provision and Crock­ ery dealers in Barry County. They buy for Cash. They sell for cash, and cash only, and can therefore sell goods of any quality for less money than any competitor, since they losenothing from bad debts, interest on accounts, or time spent in keeping books. 01 ir °°wplete in all its departments. In U.1 O LUUK every one are Bargains for onr customers. They are not “snide goods” for leaders, such as some of our competitors are endeavoring to palm off on their unsuspect­ ing customers. That may work all fight with the Combina­ tion, but they don’t take with our customers, who want good straight goods, and who know that we sell them cheaper than any house in Barry County. We have lately added a Confectionery Departm’t! We make our own Candies and guarantee their quality. We give prices that sell them: Horehound Candy « H> Cream Candy, Hand Made, lb 10c I Best Mixed Candy W lb 25c | Baazar Department Is chuck full of Bargains always. An inspection will prove this assertion. We have lately added a full line of Carts and Express Wagons at the following nnparalelled prices: No. 2 Cart, fl inch wheels, Boys Wagon, U. S. Mail, Boys Wagon. Express', Bora Wagon, "The Leader" Iron Axle, * Two Papers Steel Tacks. Two Doz. Hardwood Clothes 1’ias, Two Paper Pins, 24 Envelop XX (ta, 1.00 12 Sheets Best Note ’aper. .50 .75 Tobacco Department. Always a good stock of the best brands of Tobaccos and Cigars, at bottom figures: Spear Head Plug, Spy Plug Grit Plug, 40c I Bweet Cuba Fine Cut, 4Oc Bad Boy Fino Cut. 35c | Jumlio Fine Cut, a leader. Sentry Smoking. 18c. - Night Hawk Nickle Cigar is the best that can be found, our large trade in-them sliows. Crockery and Glassware Department A mammoth invoice of the latest patterns and novelties in this department just received: inch stand lamp, complete 25c I IDecorated Decoratedtea teaset, set,5d 56pieces piecre 4 50 Set glassware. 4 piecro 25c ’*Decorated --------- - • •toilet •• • set. 8 pieces ■3 IO „ — 45 W gal. pitcher, Are polished 25c 17 inch plates, pea- set, best goods Polkadot ---------- --------------water set,--------aaatdcolors co’— 81 “’ W | Cups and saucers, per set, best goods 45 Wo have ordered the latest thing out in glassware, which is called ’‘Peach Ware.” a very pretty and durable article. ' Come in and see for yourselves. A full line of Ambenna and prices lower than ever. Hanging lamps. We will close out our stock of them re­ gardless of cost Provision Department. The only Genuine Entire Wheat 83 25 Hour per cwt25 1b sack Voigt roller flour fl5 25 R» sack Irving roller flour 80 50 lb sack Voigt roller flour 50 tt> nock Irving roller flour No. 1. whitefish per tb New chicken mackerel New XXX Mackerel large, weight 1 lb each Bret Boneless Cod Bast Herring per box 25 Beat smoked Halibut, extra thick 12W Bret Ashton dairy salt, 1 bn Bucks IM Best Wuraaw dairy salt, 1 ba sacks 75 Bret Warsaw dairy salt, Mbu sacks " Best Rock salt, 1 ou sacks Dried beef, hams per !b Standard Granulated, 14 lbs Confectioners A, 15 I>s Extra C. 17 1b* Yellow C, 18 B» Wanted I 20,000 pounds of MAPLE SUGAK, for which we will pay cash, or exchange goods or sugars in barrel. Highest Market Price for Maple Sugar and Produce of all kinds. First Class Butter Makers! We want your Buttar, and will furnish yoa tubs to pack it in, and pay yon a fancy prioe. Come and see uh. We mean business. Tours Respectfully, �THIS SCJETO ON LAKE EMM A SICKENING OUR NATIONAL SOLONS XT1LL HAMMERING AWAY AT WASH ol BIWMy r.url railing It a dollar wm paying INGTON CITY. tbe principal 4»ech m cbamptaoaidp of t e Bland dollar. Hn mid that to take away Nxw Yoax, March J7.-A Blckwlng shto- hb« <oo>j>otlu>:» i-oat and tarrying Fawcett., isnded bh left *oe upon Wilson leg. laying op*n.tho i'.osh death of Repnwntative MichaelHalin of ot this dty, was wlected for chaplain. A number ot petitions from Knighte of Lalw canal ami memorial* from U>« tuinie •rganlUUK n de-u.-nuling tho payment of arrcan been working ten hour* per day in. tead of eight lugull* offered a resolution changing inangurutis.i <luy to April 30, In IBM and term of 1’resident Cleveland. M>'nato adjeurned for the day out of rropact memory of Representative Halm. president Tuesday, as follows: William L Trcnholm, of South Carolina, comptroller ot tho currency in tbe place of Henry W. Cannon, resigned. John IL Oberly, of Illinois, to bo civil upon which tho bank ho d» a mortgage. After a eliarp struggle March 2<i, and 27 ■idcration of tbe bill to continue until comadjourned. Washitotox -Crrr, March IS.-In toe senate WedtMwday Van Wyck offered a resolution ordering an inquiry into the al­ leged illegal use of government timtvr by tho Montana Improvement company ; agreed A bill rcgu- federal courts was reported, on was a bill granting right of way through Choctaw to pay New York militia (We have hun.tai, b r.idi witmuse*..] Many a woman realizes that m many dUftrcal kimU of paten! would try no more. 1 wantedto Naw Ohlxaxh, March Stt-rA dispatch ■om Jackson, Mias, asys: AddUioual B^^rtfully, K. O.jBCB WELL. Medic/t^'l <> ’ BOBKirr t t i.t'iit Th • info. nutoj receive:! induatai that It ih-bcndt THK lULL S.IXP GREAT FIRE AT HELENA. ARK. in a itrange land and without money. WasiincOTOK Crrr, March 17.—Mr. B< snpermtendant of foreign mails, hat iu eii authorities, which shows that there were div­ pat. Led on tho ill-fated steanubip Oregon MB bagk of mall, of whl.h 113 were closed bags, containing M) bags of letter mall for too Untie I States an l Canada, the balance being uows|«pcr mad. Only a portion of tbe French, Rus dsn, Italian aha .Swedish registered mail being all leak Tbe money ot tho-e from Italv. / .\xw York, March 18.-Several of the Cunarder Oregon ■ f.remeu repudiate tbe New OohKAXl, March 21—The Time* Democrat's' Helena, Ark., special says: “At 3 o’clock Sunday morning fire broke Homrtlmwi a woman fcan that aho han Female Wmknew, when her trouble to of an entirely different mqurt. A careful -tudv of our !*ook, ’’Facta for Women.” (which we rend to latflw only, In realed c«vel*>|». on retyipt << 10 cents,) wnufd cither ahow her that the haa n<» such cpmntaint, or towete her wh»t U> do if rito h^. The nriee of Zm-Pbora Is, one bottle for El, or aix bottle* for |5. W here dnigKiate do not keep i\, on an onter for worth we will prt-pgy the express Tbe dore to wnalL It to therefore inetj*ntow. Lta.OUi; in.urance, M2l,(Vi. Individual losMt are as loiiows: X. Straub, g4&,UJU; John EUrnan & Co, •lO.OUJ; Button Hein., •7.1OJ; J. Zeelig, »7V,<tU0; J. C. Barlow, |B.OUU; H. Fendland, Phillips county bank, ti'./M*!; H M Gerok, lib.OUU: Jaooo Fiauer, 125,(AU; Grant Brut. »)2,DJU; M. Neuman, 112,000; H. C Rtghtor, •.2,00); Do not let your daughter* say, a* so many have aald to ui again end again, almost in the ranie words : “If my mother hod known nnd hwt taught me the facta contained in your book, instead of leaving me to learn them by bitter experience, how much better it would have l»cc.u for me.” "If my mother had known <rf Zoa-Phorn, and IumI used It to correct my allmcnte when they first began, how much of suffering I should have eecapcd.” For Books or confidential testimonials, Addrcre, Private Secretary of Zoa-Phon Co., Kalamazoo. Midi. ■arN. B.—Letters addressed to the Privnt^Sucretary are seen only by him and our Conaulting Phyrician. ADMONITION TO MOTHERS. . tiO.uuu; Europ. an hotel, 112,000. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM not it orc than two of them lo.t their heads. estimated at about •1,000,000. JOB PRINTING! uot improved but in equal In volume and bonds duo March I, which will be prices, but tiie pratpect of labor troubtaa Bpuxuheuj, Ohio, March id—Twelve hundred employee of the Champion Har- proved. UM,<xn Bradstreet*, estimate* from available data Knight, in tbe employ of tbe Champion and Knife and Bar companies, of which Amos Whiteley, brother ot William N., la president The publication of a daily paper, the Champion City Times, Saturday night It will ba devoted to labor news, and will sustain Whiteley'* position in d.»-barging tbe Knights of I.at>or. The with a full force of non-union men. IhnritaUw Cullom's inter-state monj-: staunch boat? Naw York, March 10 —The direr sent to appropriation bill which jraph-. for amendments. the hou<e udjouruwL WASHrrtOTQK CtTT, March !«.».—A concur­ rent rc.-o)utioa ot tbe Virginia legislature erwUe, anil here b their ■ear h ot only tho Biowdo. and tho ring- brought in thU week. Whiteley will not tn at with Knights of Labor committooo. IS.OJi' or never will. Mnn, h.v, ,|„WMt Would a drowning person cling Wakiukqtox Cttt, March 2a—The house election < committee will rajxirt adversely on punish them slooe. Tbe sentim.nt hero, th” claim ot Hou. Frank Hurd to the seat cowever, i* advene to t4C methods now held by Representative Jlonioi* ot Ohio adoptod by the participants in tha a fray nn 1 no wdUement ■eems poadbK Following trclnum produeta by Holland lh« ncn-er bu lwl1K,| liar totho aex. SHIFTING THE BLAME. lutiou then came up, and Dolph, Coke, Wil- held and too senate adjourned ™™, J « ihe ,K1,„ Ing, or d» cling, lroa^ remedy for all eomplalnU< pecu­ WasnixoTO* Crrr, March id—The home committee on foreign affair*, Tuesday, by a state* for hills, etc., jrocecded with. Bill* wm offered tvi follows: To stop the practice nt *nndlng committusp home with the re­ main* ot dercasuft-' represeutaUvo»; to also a bill to pre:nit national bank receiver* tallated upon hi* antagonist's shin Tha kicking then routinusd without any iat.-rniption, cock thud ot tbe iron tool suoe* upon the quivering liesh being followed by wn* unable to tuc vM.nlly parry hawertt’* blows and in** only require* tbe signature of tho amount paid her auvband; to _ pruTent _____ ____ d to­ crimination by land grant tel»graph cvMiquuila- against otter compan. ra In forwarding telegrams; proposing a comtuutional amendment prohibiting polygamy. Tbe bill to cloe up the ZotPlion. utb« tra™, L Teobu’.m. noiuiuiitod to bo complrollor of inercsse tlu- p.iodons ot widows and diqtendent relattvo* from M to >12 a month. The Mbit importation of rontract labor; to in- power Iict. a>»Urouvlnwd,:, when all clue has failed, h finally to drift wood pnd dlsregartl the claml liimarlt opjove.l to the Morrow bill on the ground of its being a violation of treaty obligation*. In tho bouse, Brownr of Indiana, offered nudution to inquire Into the truth of alleged <orruptl.ni in obtaining an appro- tint, aneh^k^l, „ UI illustrntea a woman sinking un­ der dlBeoxc and wcaknee-et*. who, rwcued hy Zoa-Phora, a sure tion of the Morrow Chinese btU, and will itsstead take up the president's m lingo rec­ ommending tho payment of indemnity to China for ou'rngea perpetrated on Chinese rabjeta iu this country. Tho chairman rtUrf ot honorably discharged aoldien ol aix ■b. h auMmw,,, ,, ,1^ March 77—Three passing upprojinate mortuary rosolutione, adjourn; d WACMOmrox City, March 17.—The bill to allow drawbacks .on imported tobacco when manufseturod iu this country for ex- favorably. The EdmuniU resolution* than ■ nun/ up and were diaracsod by Cullom, Morrill, Maxey, and Dolph, oftur which the br r»r, mm.,!, 1.,,^,,^ brutes pa. ticipaUng bsing JaekiFuwrott anJ We have choaen ax our wore canvai jackets, ■tacking, rhtee with" Tn>d^M»rk braiw It •' •Pt,r »I>e;cbee favored aq international agreement brlngin: silver and gold into a condition of Wabhixi.tox Crrr, RESdf; “THE PERIL and upo^ which a statement of hi* Irish policy would be formally prusentod to the bousr. Referring to tl»e numerous and conflicting rumors now circulating concerning hia In­ tentions and purporting to outline his pro­ PARKER S TONIC Tlie beKt Coti-h Cun* you eaa nee. invisible on July 1 next of about 00,000,000 HINDERCORNS Cheaper than Ever, prevalent throughout the country. xggerated. IF Mr. Arthur is Afttait •w outiGGi within । an hour, more or less, after a meal, he is a dyspep* tic. It shows his stomach is not country that Mr. Arthur U hopeless,'y ill able to dispose, of what he has and not expected to live a fortnight He eaten. But to feat and thus im­ fortnight ago “He pose more work is an absurdity. Take DR. JONES’ RED CLO­ VER TONIC, which cures Dys­ pepsia and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder troubles. Cnrcnrxan, Ohio, March Id—About fifty It is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and malaria! diseases. Price, Fifty Cents. At the Banner Job Room thur's pbyaician, denied the statement! that exercise a prudent roren e in giving erodeno* SO, anti Hoar's bankruptcy bill for March RL Tbe wunto cunrarrod In toe house di<aKreeinent with an appropriation in the nrr*wt* V..I1 tn .nv Xaw York vaguely described tho plan which bo woull at tbe prcjxr time lul/niiL menu Frye’s bill to investigate the liquor traffic and Blair's bill providing that the on excellent authority that Alderman fhall be studied at natiomil and territorial Edmund* revolution then came up. Brown vote for the Broadway Surface railroad CHICaCM’, March 22.—Sunday Tbs Cid —5 cents—although it is bdtoveti that they will bo obliged to take tho same course, and a repetition of too New Yura newspaper war is anticipstxL Brs-’TOX, Mnrch X.—About ON employee Journ d and tor a drawback on the imported article* leased upon fnrntohiug security. D.stifct Attomjy Martine said be felt »urc of Lit ground. Mera unsupjx».-led evidence agiini struck Friday afternoon for increased wages Superintendent Billings oITsnsd to make a adatcm.-nt showing that tho com- minti’cre • by notaries pul lx. ampowc the court of claims to investigate CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY PrrTBBvao, Fa., March 17.—In the parade, Wednesday afternoon, of tho An. lent Order Boyce arrivnd at Sonora Friday. He said tl> ct John Hohatadt killed onv of the Aprfebss the forty-eight pagej were finisbwl. when Dillon'* ranch, where tho bodies of a Mo 1can family were found. Tho mu dared woman wn» ondenta Too fiouds hul cut Wakujwvtox Crrr, March MX- A [wtition Ei CAP senate Friday and a memorial uxkfng connum, under command of Tolice Supurin’IgD-'iUX sailed ' Bl Germain until Thursday night Though he was very unsuccnskful in hi* gam go ijonw* empty-handed, Bns nud too boycotting board of too Chi.ago Trnde and IasLot amumbly. Ou tbe striking box natlcr* withdrawing their ol<jrctionto toe intridurtion* of nailing ma- York city, mleW SOOA For Baking Purposes. Beat intbn1V,3r]cJ UnsuOpn l_CURE FITS! rance to point a W which tavit<- ni’ii f’ jc and Pncd’-c < c* t* Rrom polnta Bust, bort T«Bt and feouthu<~i'llno and wnncly STBoc* Wand. »• ‘“WSE; rttumwB. tenwt. AttonUc. ■ '\JJ* THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE wn»» of poruonol security afford' Mlreouri Ri’ the famous albert lea route poopolh. and si p«^ MwroiT, bus be«'n opoufld r.nd ?“SS a. ST. JOHN �agricultural, Michigan Dairyman. showed that, from a quahtlty of milk yielding one hundred pounds of Lutt«-r with the uae of the separator, skim­ ming after twenty-four bourn yielded pounds after thirty-six hours «0 pounds, after forty-two hours 73 pounds, and after fifty-four hours 7« pounds. These trials, extending from January to July were made at various temperaturea. Duly m a few instances was the percentage in favor of the sep­ arator less thanft per cent when the proper speed was maintained. The above In the Dairy World is a good showing for the separators. Ex­ periment made in England. • terrain needs not to be churned <5n the day it is taken from tlie milk. It si juld be evenly ripe before It is put iu o ibe churn. '.utter tuhe should be thoroughly , i ausvti anil then soaked in brine be* Iv butter is packed in them. This w 11 prevent the butter from absorbing ti nt. rhe best yield of milk will be obtaini-ffiif the cows are allowed, quietly, to i J their meals during the milking, free frdin noise and disturbances of any kiftdi Dairy appliances are so much wore convenient now than in earlier days, that the labor is much reduced; the products are great Iv improved and the profits are increased. Ii iream is well stirred, after being taken from the milk, so as to become well mixed, und then put into the churn at the right tdmpeniture, the butter will not be troublesome to gather. The first point in a dairy is cleanli­ ness, in the stable, ’ in the care of the cows, in their food and -water, in milk­ ing. in handling the milk and in every department connected with the business. The next point is to dispose of all tho ynprjiltsbk* vows and supply their places with those that will pav. it is a notic-cable fact, says the U. S. D.iiryman. that the raaiqritg ot the butter prvm'iuma at the Dairy Exhibit lion of the Fat Slock Show went to :nrin diarytnrn instead of to creamery­ men. Whether this indicate* a deca­ dence of creamery interesta. us prophe­ sied by some writers, or whether farm dairy'.'m n are giving more care to their products than the ereatnerymen, we art unable to decii^f 11A®,not th® “■•wt matter in the world for every family, when flowers are worth more than their weight in silver, to have a vase of them al was s fresh on the table. There are pretty sul>stitutes, however, that are neither tapenslve nor troublesome. A pot of small, hardy ferns, one of primrose, dxtilte, or dwarf geranium in bloom, or even when it is out ot blossom cheers when the ground outside is covered with snow. Perhaps the prettiest of ail b a simple tenu4v. ebn“n*’d w,th line and filled with earth in which are grow­ ing partridge and Wintergreen berries and tiny ferns trnn-plnnted from the woods before the. eoming of the frost. They will resist gass and furnace heat successfully and keep freah, most.of the winter, even without a glass over them ifthev are watered regularly.Miclugon Farmer. . At the Western New York Horticul­ tural Society’s meeting. J. s. Wood­ ward said the production of the wt*l of an apple -caused a much heavier drain upon the tree than the pro4nrtioii of the pulp. Nine-tenth* of the important mineral dements, such as potifdi. phosphorus and nitro­ gen were in the seeds. If we thinned one-half or two-thirds we lessened the production of seeds that much, while the bulk of fruit remained about the same, and the selling quulitv was very much increased. He said *100 bushels of apples took from The soil as much potash as 45 bushels of wheat, and as much phosphoric, acid irn fifteen bushels ot wheat. -Michigan FarmerSv. • Kalr* for <h» t urn ot L'vWa Milk, und Milk . t’t«n«ll*. Thedairymen ol Michigan in convent»m assembled at Kalamazoo, Feb. 10, 1“ aud IS. IStJd, after due deubention, give as' the *xperiencu of long years devoted to the business of caring for rows, taking care of milk and milk utensils, that it is absolntely necessary that tho following tides should bo priwitced by miik producers in order to lurnish to cheese and butter factories milk in good condition for the manu­ facture of butter and cheeso and whole­ some milk to consumers: . 1. Cows of whatever breed should have an abundance of good, wholesome fowl and good, pure water—not too ■, dd in winter—and salt, to which they should have access at hII times. 2. Cows must not be overheated or nudlily. excited by fast driving or worrying. ■ 3. The udder and teats should lie thoroughly clrnned before milking (by .vashing if nt'.M be), and tho teats •s miildnbt im weC by the milker during .the pnA^tj.of milking. 1 KiiNtess and gentleness* should i>e used at idl times and tinder all cir­ cumstances. At no time should the cow be excited by'loud or boisterous talking or laughing. 5. Cows should be milked by the tine milker and the milking should be dime as quidkly as possible. t5. During cold weather cows should be comfortably housed aud their stalls >hmdd be well cleaned and littered. 7. Mdk kept over night should be Toleil to at least 70 degrees. • S. If the milk is for butter, or cream for the creamery or market, cool the ■ reamer toaliouL lO or 45 degrees lie­ lore commencing to milk. Put the milk into the creamer assoon as drawn. It should remain 1*2 to 21 hours for a complete M[uratiod. 1‘. For the tbeeso factory lUTcnto the milk weU.Jiy thoroughly ’strring and cooling to 7b degrets before starting to the tu tor,'. . I K>. Milk siiould never be allowed to st.ui I when* it i-t, subjected U» foul od<»r» of :i:iy kind. I 11. Nothing hut bright und :d«olutely rlf.-.a .tin palh and cans should be used in h milling milk. 12. Whey must never lie allowed to stand in cans after l*ing returned to the mriii, and the cjms should lie thor­ oughly cleaned as soon as empti«*d. 13. To prop- rly i'lenn milk utensils, thev should he first thoroughly washed with warm water and then sodded with water that {spoiling hot. They should be scoured iwith salt at least twicea week. We give the above as bc-ing.brief but coiHplete. Dr. IL C. Kedzie says he eould by the hour detail eases from his own obser­ vation of invalidism,-of prolonged sick­ ness, where father, mother, sister and brother have gone lingering down to death because of a foul weD; of typhoid In all its types and degree traceable direct to contaminated drinking water. A cesspool or privy-vault within the cone of Alteration—possibly including an area of 20(1 feet diameter-leaching its revolting poison, which may eusilv lie conveyed to a much greater <Ustam.> by subterranean streams. i« the must common and fruitful source of the deadly “filth diseases;” and the dry-’ earth, coal-ash or sawdust cjbset one way of escape. S < J rad ually some of the mysteries ■ of the dairy are lieing cleared up and dairy men’s la’iors are being lightened by new knowledge. The pith of this new knowi-dge of the character of uulk and the fat globules suspended in 'it is this, that temperature is mainly the secret of succiyw or failure in mak­ ing butter, and the difference of n de­ gree or two In the cream when it gore into the churn is sufficient to produce a tast amount of trouble in the way of foaming cream, butter not coming, and butter not gathering. . It should not be a matter for surprise that this small variation in temperature should pro­ duce sucn results, when wetnink that at 33 degrees nil the waler in the world is fluid, but at 32 degrees it becomes as hard as a rock, and if this were con­ tinued it would moke the whole earth uninhabitable. In 1U8» fanners Will.live in villages where their families will have the beat social and educational mlvantagea. 1 hese villages will be like tbe hob of a. wheel, from which will go out in all directiona electric railways which will take, the farmer and hi* laborers to the farm, and bring back,thoproducts to market The farms will be small, but scientifically and systematically storked. The farmer will be what he should be now,—the moat independent man on »-;irth.—Western Plowman. TjPnftLb usuperior Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost ^AKlH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. |»1I will! Ill' niuiiHiKIrot HIW lem anon Inm or phospbste |xn\!rr», Hold only Royal.Haxinu Powdkr <y>.. in WHAT IS DISPEPSIA? The work of excavating for the foundation of the soldiers" home at Grand llnpids has begun. Dr. Juckson’s Eve Salve is a prompt and positive cure for all diseases of the eyes in inflamation, granulation, and weaknea of vsion. It costs only 25 cents, arid Is highly Recommended for Dr. Philo D. Patterson, of Charlotte, cut his linger while rt moving on ubcess from n piititnt, and is dowu with blood poisoning. nn». ■ i'uiiu a ” wvm ><• «... We also sell the Latest and Best Gasoline Stoves. Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes, Tur­ pentine and Japans That Hacking Cough cun be so quickly curtKl by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Wu.L You Sutfkr with Dyspepsia udUvnr ComptoBt? Shiloh1, VIIalizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. &LEHPLKSH Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. For sole by W. II. Goodyear. Catabkah Cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrah Keniedy. Price W cents. Nasal In­ jector free. For side by W H. Good­ year. Forlani'' Back. Side or Chest useShidoh s 1'orous Plaster. .Price 25 cents. For side by W.II. Goodyear. biHLOii’s Cotton and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures ronsnniption. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. SHiLon's VitaLizkr is what vou need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and all symptoms of Dys­ pepsia. Price 10 and 76 cebts per bottie. F or sale by. W.II. Goodyear. Cnoup. Wbogpjng Cough and Bron­ chitis .immediately relieved by Shi­ loh's Cure. For sale hy W. II. Good­ year. . A Cbautauqqa county, N. Y., cheese- lug, superior to all other Unimeata. Always vZ. H tho Hnnu. All imakei went to Buffalo the other day and brought homo a fine imported tou rzH a —a-----A 11 AU ■..ualuA^l Swiss chemc. probed it l.n* bathb tywirTwtoinw -- ------- **“ the prate lad oteed, 1 Illi said she had found her husbands pri­ i vate mark on the cheeae. He had paid They are something entirely fnGW ’n design and finish, of quality and fully war­ ranted. © Mrs. Bylvin.Smith, Qf Grand Rapids has an orange tree five feet high, con­ taining aliout 600 buds and blossoms, completely filling a large double room with Irugranre. The tree has grown from k seed planted nearly 20 years ago and two sweet orange buds were suc­ cessfully grafteu on it about six years ago. • CW:S- , We have takaa 1 the new The tuMks of a mastodon 'Recently found in lUmois weighed 115 pounds eudi. What a gigantic toothache that anSnud must have been capable of hav­ ing! And auch neuralgia! Neuralgia or nerve-ache, generally proceedu from a dLsonlered condition of the blood. Brown’s Iron Bitters enriches and purlAcs this ;m<l drives neuralgia out. Mr W. W. Ibdman, Fiq£, (»?„“;■ • Brown's Iron Bitters permanent]* cured me of neuralgia." What can tie more disagreeable, more disgustirig, than to sit In a room with a person who is troubled with catarrh, baa to keep coughing and clearing his or her throat of the mucus which drops into it ? : Such persons are always to be There is n deal of character-reading pitied If they try to cure themselves to !>e made in the looks of a farm, and and foil. But if they get Dr. Sage's if the owner of it could only overhear Catarrh Remedy were need be no fail­ what is said of him by all the passers-by ure. in the course of a year, he could hardly Children win ref use had tasting cough fail to Ih* stragelv moved. The meed of praise or th»- sting of reproach do medicine but they will all be willing to not go to the land, but to the man who take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort tills it; and the one or the other, ac­ and wild cherry whenever offered. It cording to merit, is In the thought or is as pleasant as maple syrup and will on the tongue of every passer-by. Ol reach n bail cough and cure the whoop­ cviirse. every farm can't be mado’lieau- ing cough much quicker than any other tiful more than every human face; but preparation of the kind. For Halo by it may be kept clean and neat, and W. H. Goodyear. signs of thrift and order may be appar­ A spring show of horses and bulls ent on every aide of it.—Rural Cana­ will be held at the village of Caledonia dian. on the 1st of April, and immediately after thu show a meeting will be held The venerable Alfred Smith, lately at tlie Spaulding House for the pur­ deceased at Monmouth, Me., an oc­ pose of*orgnnlzlng a stock-breeders casional and esteemed correspondent of association. these columns, honored himself by vig­ orous articles ag-ilhst milking cider for I suffered with rheumatism sq that use asn beverage.' "Many a drunkard,” it was with great pain that 1 could says The New-York Wtinws. "began move around at all or do any work. his slavery to strong drink by going to Two bottles of Althlophoros cured me. the cider-tmrrel in the cellar of the old L. A. Kogers, baggage master of Chica­ farmhouse.*' This statement ia verified go, Milwaukee A St. Paul railroad, at by common observation. We. know of Madison,! Wis. fathers, .thoughtless or rcckleas, who The great source* of the extensive are these winter days inducting their curative range of Dr. Jones' Red Clover young .-uito. D}' p-.TmiSHluu null VM'uiipit*. Tonic itrKiu great blood purifying quali­ to tbe downward course by such prox- i ties, und its gentle aperitive action,there­ imity of subtle temptation.—N.'Y. Tri­ by removing all restraint from the bune. • secretive, organs, curing promptly and Aud in the whole United States, thoroughly dysoepsia, coativeness, bad with improved farm land of the extent breath, piles, pimplea, low spirits, sick of 2M,7jl.‘M2 acres, the building and and nervous headache, ague, malaria, repairs of fence.* for 18711 wits 877.763.­ and all stomach, liver and kidney trouIl­ 173, or 27 cents per acre. - Rural Canad­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts it with fellsh. Price fifty cents, of ian. Fred Hotchkiss. A. town girl saw a hen preparing to Petotk^y pwrn tosuwi. gather her chickens under her wings, Smcke Lirky Star c<nar», m they eootoln no and shouted earnestly: "Oh! don’t sit poiaonouo ctrujri, I'ut arr marte of Lone Havana down on those beautiful little birds, nllrr and *♦ iwod »• m.nt 10c. clpan. Prod vou great ugiv old rooster.—London Uotcbki»« Mile agent Mark Lane Express. Mump epMcmlc nt Weitnu. Wiiy unt provide good, comfortable Mr. Geo. V. wming. of Manchester, Midi., quarters for the dumb creatures in our, writes : "My wife has «**n almost belplesa far care? Why not plant more, forest five years, so helpfrw that she could not turn trees V Why not cultivate fewer acres, on- In lord alone. She used two Bottle* of and be more thorough with those we Electric Biller*, and Is so much Improved, that Is able now to do her own work?' do cultivate? Asks a reader at Diller, she Electric Hitler* will do alt that is claimed for Neb.—Prairie Farmer. . them. Hundreds of testimonial, attest their great euratlln po acts. Only fifty cents a bottle The Chicago Tribune gives what it at ,W. 11. Goodyear. calls the “latest bonanza in adultera­ Three Bl vers is out of debt tion.*' It is found in tbe power of Tonic kept In tbe home la a sentinel gelatine to take up water to the extent to.Parker's keep hk-kneas away. Find dlacreUy, it of ten pounds for one of gelatine. Mix ken* the bipod pure, and the sloinaob and liver tho compound with fat. and * prento! and klrti eys In working order. Coughs and colds vanl«U before IL It build* up tbe health. you have “pure creamery butter. ’ No wise mother will do witbout IL The disadvantages of the ordinary Detroit Is to have a gxxs.soo national bank. system of setting milk in shallow pans for raising cream are that a long period An old physician, retired from practice, having elapses before the fkimming is com­ had placed in his hands by an East India mis­ pleted, too much space is required and sionary tlie formula of a simple vegetable nsin summer the milk becomes sour be­ fore the whole of the cream is raised.— all throat and Lung Affect Iona, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debill I y and all Dairy World. Nervous Complaints, after having tested tLs A corretroondent of theN. Y. Trib­ wonderful curative power* In thousands of Una felt It Ute duty to make it known to une has had custom put on her wood­ cases, Ms mA ring frilowa Actuated Ire this motive box, and when it needs filling it is and a desire to relieve human mineriug. I will rolled to tho woodshed, filled, and rolled back to its idace again. Much less phy­ sical latior b required than to carry the wood in by armfuls, and much litter is also avoided. From the opening of the United State* patent office, eighty years ago. to Wert's Cough Syrup, tbs the present time, there has bwn more lion every fortnight asthma. Inhuenxa.'whooping cough, connunim than one application the u«mand ail t‘U,V‘ fora patent on churna. During the MArs it it is last twenty-five years is said said a a new new **>d •!.«> per bottle. AU druggistsor improved chum has boon invented every five or aix days.- Dairy World. N. V. Time*. Dr. Lawes's wheat crop on the plot upon which wheat has. been sown for •42 years successively without any manure whatever. h> 14^ bushels p«a acre; the plot receiving farmyard manure 40Si »nd the average of the plots receiving chemical fertilizers only33V -Mir John remarks that it is only under special circumstance that the produce of tbe dung exceeds that of the artificial manures.—Rund New V orker. tbfl he had made end .old forelx c«ta. — Rural New 1 orkir. i Among- tlie many symptom? of Dyspepsia or indigestion tho most prominent arc: V& riable appetite; faint, gnawing feeling at pit of the stomach, with unsatisfied craving for food; heartburn, feeling of weight and wind in the stom­ ach, bad breath, bad taste in the mouth, low spirits, general prostration, headache, and constipation. There is no form of disease more prevalent than Dyspepsia, and none so pecul­ iar to the high-living and rap­ id-eating American people. Alcohol and tobacco produce Dyspepsia; also, bad air, rapid eating, etc. BURDOCK BLOOD Bitters win cure the worst case, by regulating the bowels and toning up the digestive organs. Sold everywhere. Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point. They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND.SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on JacksOn Tile. MESSER BROS JL T JL Ward & Dolson Buggies I 25 Purchased to Open the Spring Trade with. The Best Looking. Best Constructed, Most Durable Carriage Made. - Platform Spring Buggies! The Cslsteid Flint id Stndebaker Wagons! Wanted Immediately I ! Combined Maw-Set and Maw-Jointer. tbe most useful, perfect aud aceuratc tool ever invented for the luirpoer. with highest testimonials. IU Jointing feature »lo«r is worth rani* Uian the pri-eof the entire tail. I’rice of tool pml-pald. "ith full printed Instructions for Jointing. Hetfin g. Filing and Straightening Saws, only *1 00. Address. CHALLENGE 8AJVSET CO., Mend- Default having Ixitn made In tho conditions of a certain mortimce made and executed by Cyrus JI. Bowen mhI Mary J. Bowen, bls wife, to UrnJ-imln F. Hinman. and d.Urd October Michigan, October Nth. A. il. 1RN. o'clock, a. m. In Liber a of mortgages MS. Haiti mortgage’.vas Riven to secure >le annuelrht per rent. I all*, provided prtnrinal or Ink-------— -----from that time all said aeveml aunu drew Inter­ est at ten percent, ter annum, payable an .ually. It wan In Kihl niortsua'e rxpreshly agreed that slinuld any rtelaailt be made in the payment of said Interestor aw part tbereul ou any day whereon tbe stnie made payaldn as therein expressed, and should tbe same remain unpaid and In arrears !<*■ the space ol thirty rtn?s, then and from thenceforth, aher the lapse ot said thirty rtays. the nh.rr-.ajd two hundred and fifty dollars wltli all urreanwe ol Interest thereon, leould bt the option of snld Benjamin F. Hinman, hisrtesitfor*,administra­ tors or assiKus. hero air and be due and payable ifuiuedlately tbereaftcr. nltboioth tbe period above limited for the paynirut thereof may not then hare expired, anything therein before, to the contrary thereof lu anywise not withstand"X'tid dbfaiilt bavlnitbeeti made in tho payment o} all the Interest due on said inortcnge, on the ar-th dav of October. A. D. ISM. andon the 2.'rtb da> ot (letobrr. A. I>. W, fur the years ending on those dais respectively, and all the same hav ing been and remained unpaid and in arrr.irs for the space of thirty days and more, and still remaining unpaid, the aforesaid principal sum of two hundred and fifty dollars with all arrear­ ages of Interest thereou hath been -and Is de­ clared to be now due and tmyidrtr. and by which default tbe power of safe tn aald mort­ gage rontrdued turn l>womr operator as to tlie whole amount thereof, both prlnri|>al and Inter­ est as aforesaid; and whereas there Is claimed to be dno and unpaid, ou said mortgucc and the bond nccoinpaniing the same at Ute date of tills notice tbe sutu.ol three hundred and seven dollars and fifty rents lurprlu-Ipalantl interest, and no suit or proceedings at lair or in equity having been taken to collect the same or any liart thereof. Now , therefore, notice Is hereby given Uiat by virtue of the power of sale In said mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided ou tbe twenty-eighth day of May. A. D. 1MM, at nine o'clock In the fOrcuoon, nt the north front door of the Barry County Court House la the City Of Hustings. Barry County.', Michigan, that being the place of holding Uie CircuitCourt for Uie County of Barry. where snld premises are Mtikatrd, there will be sold al Ehllc auction or vredue to the highest bidder. s premise* deaerttMd in said mortgage to pay and satisfy tbe amount due thereon with later- SCO II* Ilirvll UV.IWO w. AMVWV-U .j — and as provided for In said mortgage, aald premises being described In said mortgage aa follows to wit: . . eaal quarter of section twenty-one in township Mater three nortli of rance numla r nine west. AttorneyforMortgagee. adies wanted Farm Machinery pf All Kinds. ' Call In! MESSER BROS THE BEST ‘ 1 - . FURNACE MADE And therefore the cheapest, is the Keafisld Diving Hue Furnace, Its Points of Superiority are: Diving Flues, effecting a great saving,of fuel, (letting !• the greatest quantity of neat from a ‘given, quantity of wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. A Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but oue. This gives ■ the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ 2naces as a heat producer. has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This much trouble and inconvenience. 3■ It saves to adjust to get a given temperature in house. 4• Easiest of shell, and castings and radiators : giving aurance of long wear and better uniformity of neat. 5 ■Thickness flues, insuring much more heat than the ordinary horizontal flues. 6 • Perpendicular Those who expect to build houses the coming season will save mopey by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at MortMte. F. M. WADLKIGH. L SJDXaXs T33CE3 to work for us at their own homes. *7 toil* per week can be eas­ ily made; no canvassing: fascinating awl steady cmploynn nt. Tartlculars and munpto Of the work seat for stamp. Address HOME M’F'G CO., F. O. Box islfi, Boston, Maa. TXTANTED—Ladle* TV own homes. *7 Brooks & Kenfield’s, Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. No More Wood FARMS&WILLS FarfaBehfaSLagt. VIRGINIA’ Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far leas trouble to operate, will heat your whole house, give uniformity of temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for the house than a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old. it will paj you to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks I KeniielJ’’, y<n NJ �MY FIRST SITTER. cWrfy<«nri«t«! of drawfag “Have we not all a skeWan fa the cupEng the human form m every canoe._ Hepo-faon. One day I nunh- up my IxMrd?" I answered, smiling gaily- “I mindtogv snJ w.<*Np at the shrine oi keep mine Iwre; H * *hon 1 : lfa> old masters in ti* draw." • to see if the** »>««« !««“ jS “Would you mind. Mue Ward, taking ud rekindle iu me tbe sacred fire that S- dnSniuL I w^derod through ihn. it away? You may think me foolish, but this skdetqp makes me miserable." temple ot art, filled with awe and won“Oh. ot course, I will!" And taking it i daratthc magnificent work* that sur­ up in ray amis, I carried it into ths next rounded me. Y«; I would try to copy room. 1 <«* these duWrauvre, whichever of “Thank you; but rattier than that you them jurt.lhen mewt struck my fancy. I should think me troublesome, I shall ‘ f,4nd it difficult to decide; at Inst 1 give you a good reason. A few years fired on tlie portrait of Andrea del ago I lost iny wife, and then two boirnj SartA pednted by himself: tlie melan- ies"—his voice sank us he said this. dtely, handmmiv fa<* with the'sad eyes “ \nytiling that reminds me much of fafrinatedino: cf nil tiiis splendid collec­ death is painful, and as you are going to tion it was the portrait that! attracted jwunt my picture, better not to have a ;n.. n.ivrt. miserable expression." I Boot) became L Itegaa to point. When he talked, I watched his face, tho * “ and notictni tbe extreme benevolence of one behind me. tlie expression. my vjw. * —comers . of That day, seeing tlie jaano opened, he _____ .•hansy <jvsair ofmuddy boots I evidently 1 l.trii’ing to the masculine gwiler. The asked me, as a great favor, to play for ............................ . I.U ».... n 7 him. ■ --.a 1 * — . \ .-Si-Brof th.' boote coughed: It was not “I ihall sing ‘Highland Mary’ for ' Hg I,:.. vouch, hut Initn sones of lijtlo little husky a scries you." -ands that irritated me. I Lnged for He sat behind me, but, as there was a ■tini to oh0ke and expire on the spot; if . looking gbtss in front of me, I could see .e were to remain much long«+ I felt 1 his face, and vras surprised at the strong nuit certainly inflict some jilains of emotion it betrayed.' His face grew al­ uaint on his |>en»on. most white, while tears stood fa his blue “Admirable, beautiftul" exclaimed a eyes. . . oi<>- with n Scotch intonation, j "Ah, lassie!" he exclaimed, “what a I turned round, my fucofluslJug. Was treat toll jar youaingl You have tho this inti: virtual making fun of dr efforts. voice of a . angel!" . r was ht- in earnest? If the latter, then I sang “Ye Bunks and Braes of Bonnie must in art matteni lx, an igtior.unuS. I (beheld a stout, elderly mah, with a The handkerchief was in constant red. jovitd counitviatice; a Itjrge vermilliua nose, with n couple oi lai'U of requisition. I heard him eob out loud. “You have moved me, lassie, to the newts springing front the main vtem, looking as if later on they might develop core. I can not stand any more; it into other full-grown noMit; l|iw small brings back too strongly tlie days of hlus eyes twinkled pleasantly; hh auld lang syue. so you must pity the sor­ whiAora were gray, long nnd I bushy— rows- of u {Kx.r'old mon." He left me, looking greatly agitated, ■ l.he old Piccadilly weeper. He wm at­ tired in a tweed, hrather-colrted suit, and with nil eyes, promising to return and'looked like a Scotch tourist nut on a in a couple of ilays at the same hour for a three hours' sitting. holidayWhen Mr. Cameron camo for his sit­ ■“Excuse iui‘LfAr interrupting Vou." he excufatM, taking off his hat, and di.4- ting, he noticed that I seemed dejected, playnig a iwld head with a fringe ot and asked if anything had hapjiened to gray hair tliat stood erect; "but I cannot annoy me. “I bar.- n headache." (What would refrain from expressing my admiratioa of ytair clever work. Already I like it wo pour women do without our head­ b- taer tluui the original; it is nut so dark, ache*. for they cover such a multitude of and l> is smoother, yuu ore a gifted sins and omissions ?) "You worn- yourself too much over laasie. Now, would you mind undertak­ ing a portrait: 1 am rather desirous to this portrait I feel ashamed of the havu my old phiz paintdd for my only trouble 1 am giving yqp. I had no notion that jKirtrait-painting was m relation, a sister who lives in America." I <«o taken Lock by the suddenness difficult." “Yea; I am in a Slough of Despond." I of this request tliat I could scarcely answer; I had never- Urfore received a scraped and scumbled./ After on hour’s ccuimiadon. On leaving that* day. Mr. Cameron ( '“I have never pointed a portrait," I vutlttured, leaning on my mahl-stick, held my hand longer than . usual, and palette *nd brushro in hand; “but I've sighed. Poor old man! I felt sorry for him; be been studying art for several years." “Well, will you nuke beginning with The next day l>eing Thursday, I went me?“ ’i * “What size portrait would yon like? to the National gallery and set to work Head anil shouldnra, or one with the on my copy of Andrea del Sarto; his face seemed more beautiful than eVer. hands included Y' “Dowa a* for aa the knees," he an­ Tliat day s work refrrehed and com­ swered, stroking his trowseja. “While 1 forted mo. That evening I received a letter from am about it,.I may as well go fa for n big picture. Now, biuunese is busincn; may Harold, telling me that he had some­ 1 ask what your terms are for a portrait ? thing important! Most probably he was I wish I was younger and better-looking, going to Injw a living, and, if so, our but that is no fault of mine;” he said this The next morriing a magnificent bou­ with a goiial 'smile which qnproved his quet of ruecs was left at the door fur plain countenance. \ "My terns fur a portrait? Allow me Miss Ward. to consider." “Yes, take your time. £'ve been look­ thoughtful!" I mentally exclaimed, while ing rosr.il tlie gallery, and I really don't sniffing the glorious ruare and enjoying much like the old masters—they are bo tlie bright feast of color. The bouquet tlart. ! Now, just look at this old woman was wrapped in silver lace, and round by Rembrandt. I am*sure you paint bet­ the stem 1 saw for the first time a card, 1 ter than that. Your wort is nice and wliich luul vwcajied my notice: “From Mr. Donald Cameron, with his un-xirt and shiny; this is thick and dull. My picture must be smooth, shiny, very kindest regards." Oh, ao it wai not from Harold! But with a clean white Bhlrt, and all my or­ naments neatly jxduted; my coral studs, how kind of Mr. Qamcron! Now, I and”- -taking off a bright yellow kid must really flatter him. Taking up the must be. , “I am a little faint," be muttered, get­ ting up. “but tbe fresh air will set me up. I am going—where is my hat K I saw the hat; be liad put it on the cr«I-*cuttle. Evidently he did not know what he was doing. •aid: "you have had * shake. Tids music etool fat not in good order. I am so sorry; do stay a little longer." “No; I must go now, Miss Ward. I have stayed too long; but allow me to congratulate you on your good luck," addreesing Haroldl While his back was turned I rescued his Nat from the coal-scuttle. “Now, Mr. Cameron, here is yotir.hsi, but I won't give it to you till you tell me when you will kindly come for one more sitting, for I have not done justice a patient sitter!" I remarked. speaking to Harold. “Are wo not friends, Mr. Cam­ eron?” “God bl»5 you both! I wish yon every happiness," and, before I knew what li was about, he had pulled his hat from my liand and wan on the doorstep. I never told Harold, or, indeed, any one that Mr. Cameron had propowl to mo; I felt grieved and tuuswy. Had I been guilty of flirting or misleading in any way that kindly man, who was mo lonely? I sincerely hoped he would get pome suitable, nice womanto be his wife, for I was almost young enough to be his granddaughter. A few days after tins last episode I re­ ceived the following note from Mr. Cam­ “Diub Miss Ward—I find tliat I must leave London immediately. There is no necessity for me to give you another sit­ ting. as I am perfectly satisfied with the portrait you have painted of me. I have ordered a Venetian frame and plate­ glass for it; the framer will call in a couple of darn. “Please accept the enclosed check for 100 pvunds sterling. I don't think CO pounds sterling could possibly repay you for tlie trouble and anxiipty you have liad, and, as you are going to be married, a little money is always useful. If you should have time to spare, I should much like you to accept another commission from me, L e., a duplicate of tlie pitfure you were copying at the National gallery wlien I find met you; I should like to have it for my drawing-room in Scot­ land. With my best wishes for your welfare, Yours sincerely, “Donald Camduml" I sent the copy of Andrea del Sarto to Mr. Cameron. Three months later I was married to Harold, and we went to live in a pretty village in Devonshire. The certainly a help. but it is ever with a mixture of pleasure and pain I think of my first sittari Never since have I lxx-n asked to paint a portrait professionally. —Adapted from Henrietta Corkran in Belgravia._____________ “Are you dtucended from one <>t the twenty-two?" is the first question asked when you introduce Mr. ('amp to Mr. Camp—which is expbunad as follows: Benjamin Camp ot Virginia had eleven sons and one daughter by hm first wife, who, not unnaturally, died. He married a new wife and ivjieatod his record, having by her eleven sons and one daughter. Having gathenxl about him his twentytwo sons and twu daughters he felt that ho bad fully obeyed God's first in junction and died tho death of tlio just. His drecendante are to be found in every Southern state, having his characteristics of courage, industry, and shrewdness. They are steady lovers, good husbands, religious an a rule, and clarmish.— Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution. glove—“this ring; it is a carbuncle with The Norwegians in Minnesota liave in­ I mellowed awociaUona. 1 want it pointed—in fact, benevolent expression. troduced their p.-culiar show-shoes there. reprejent me jiut os 1 am, so that all my down the none, and toned down the Tlie shore are made of strips of hard friends may know me." wood, about ten feet long and’six inches I fdt tiiis picture would give me wide, slightly turned up in front They trouble, and never could enhance my benevolenoe, When Mr. Cameron appeared again, I are fastened to the foot at about the mid­ ' iirtistic reputation. But I was tui orpiian. dle of the shoe. The wearer slidce over with small means£ and this Scotchman, fancied he looked thinner and paler. I jthr snow, not trying to lift the shore, and thanked him for the bouquet. lorted'prosperous. carries a pole with which to keep his “ Would you like another peep at your "If you wixh the liand* included, it will balance. Since tbe big snows of this le <k> #nneaa." I said this with aplomb portrait ?" I said, rather brusquely. winter these shoes have been almost the wliile geeling like a tradesman. “You hnvft flattered me," ho remarked, only mentis of locomotion in Dodge “Very well., 1 am willing to give this after watching my performance for a county. It is not unusual to see some­ twun for a good likenem. When shall I while in silence; “but never mind thing like half a cord of shore piled iu rorautooic? The sooner tlie better; I that, I like to think that you have seen front of a store, within which their am a bird of pasoage. and am in Loudon me in such a kindly light" wearers are chopping.—Cincinnati Enonly fur a short time." “Sliall I sing for you, Mr. Cameron ? quirer. lie fumbled his jxjcket and handed me You have nt long enough for me to­ his card: day." I went to the piano, and, wliile I was The “Maschinentabric” at Halle, Ger­ Hit Douglas Camkron, looking for some music in the rack, Mr. many, has acquired tho Honignumn The Bum, Dumfries. patent for firoless soda locomotives and “I am a fanner, with a good deal of Cameron sat down on the music stool. “Are you going to play forme?" I other soda engines. In style and con­ 'And north of the Tweed. Now, may I naked, smiling at him. “I should like to struction thee engines nwemblo tbe ask your name and ad-irenF tramway carriage. The carriage con­ •ka I liad no card with me. I wrote in He did not answer, but turned round tains a boiler constructed in two parts, bis pocketbook: and round on the stool, mopjung the per­ and wliich must be filled every six or Mow Ward, spiration from his face with a scarlet eight hours. This is done at a steam M Thistle Grove, South Kensington 3. W. handkerchief. There was a queer ex­ station and occupies about fifteen “Can you come to-morrow at Hr pression on liis face; evidently he was minutes. The engine is mn by one num, suffering from a severe attack of nerv- and it will take a train of several TTMTmirr ITIrifcRiijp briakly out of tbe room. He whirled round and . round like a Next morning at 11 o’clock punctually teetotum, tho stool creaked and groaned there was a loud rat-a-tat-tai at the door. j A plan for rendering paper as tough aa I peeped from behind the curtain in my wild and rolled about fearfully; I heard wood or leather has been recently intro­ mom, and beheld Mr. Cameron in a very duced on the continent; it consists in black new suit of clothes standing on tbe barely distinguish the following words: mixing chloride of zinc with the pulp in ’tcjjs. Wliile waiting for tho door to be why I should not bar* a tell you tliat"—now the stool to trim hie maid Dunie hope f picture done with nurh a red nose? It do A loud knock at the front door. anything more on this subject, it is really too painful;" but, before I could special skill or craft It is the better than anybo< is secure cf his _ man who sticks to his own trade, who imitates and courts nobody, who livre simply and sincerely out from his own secure of hip social position. John Burroughs studied birds, and birds only. He knows them as nobody else ever has done, and when ho tells US of their habits, their vices, their oddities and the meaning of their song, al! the w orid stands still to listen. A man of wealth has a conviction that the sup of a certain Indian tree can be made useful to mankind. He gives up bis life to experimenting with it! sacri­ fices two fortunes; reduces wife and children to want; fails again and again; is jeered at by scientific men, Inxt never gives up liis belief or change* ids wort. At last sucres* conies, lie has not only earned enormtnie wealth for his family, but he lias given to mankind one of the moot useful appliances of life. It is useless to dwell on this joint. Tlie meet carelew lad beginning life now, in this modem crush and struggle, earn learn* trim it will never do to -carter his sliot. Only the specialist, and the thor­ ough, able specialist. luu> a chance in the profusions, sciences «»r trades. Parents nre beginning to find that the. natural bent of a boy’s talents or -kill mtsrt be discovered, and his whole training be di-, rected to stregtlien and develop it if suo- Teacher*, unfortunately. h®rr not yet discovered this fact Or, more proba­ bly, they find it impossible to detect any decided l»rnt or talent in the great- ma­ jority of boys. SO In they go. en masM, to the preparatory school, and after that to college, alt tolling along together on a dozen different jotlis of knowl­ edge, on most of which they will not advance a step after matriculation. So wide is the expanse of possible learning now opened before them that the text-looks are in fact little better than indices to hint at what there is to learn.—Philadelphia Pres*. — TO THE A, R. McOmber Store After April 1st he will be settled in his new location, and will be glad to shpw yon • The Best Patterns Wall Paper, Th Tr.i Plus ui Md Ww M Detroit Liquid Paints School SnDDlies of ill tt. CrTVlallliallun of Frail* in Praam. The last volume of tlie report* from the consuls of tlje United States as to their respo-tive district* contains several arti­ cles on the cnstalixation of fruits a* practiced in France. In the opinion of our consuls rtationetl in France, this in­ dustry could be introduced into the United States to good advantage. They state tliat very large quantities of crystalised fruit are exported from southcni Franco to almost every country in tlie world. Among tbe fruits prest^ved are orangrt, pineapples, sprioocs, peaches, plums, cherries, prunes, pesn, figs and melon*. The crystallizing procoas is in principle simple and nearly uniform for all kinds of fruit, but- requires a certain degree of skill, which can only be ob­ tained by experience, j The w>«ntial thing to tie done is to ex­ tract tlie, juice of tho fruit and replace it in the ptflp with .liquid sugar, which, upon liardi'ning, not only pnwerves the fruit from decay and fermentation, but retains it jn it* original form and consist­ ency. The fruit to l»e preserved should be free from blemishts and of tlie correct and transported coudderaUe distance is unfit for preserving by this process. The “pits" of /rtone fruit are removed, and those th|l hare thick skins, like pears and peadies, nre pored, quartered, and soaked in cold salt water fo» wwnu Certainly, the tenacity of life shown by pond animals is very remartable. Our own English carp bury themselvre deeply in the mud in winter, and there remain in a dormant condition many months entirely without food. During this long hibernating period they can be jin-erv.-d alive for a considerable time out of water, .-specially if their gills ore, from time to time, slightly nioisttsied. They may then be sent to any address by! pareelM jx»t, packed inwetmoM, with­ out serious damagv to their constitution; though, according to Dr. Gunther, three dissijiated products of civilisation pre­ fer to have a piece of breed steeped in brandy put into their moutlu. to stMtain them beforehand. In Holland, where the carp are not so sophisticate.!, they are often kept the whole winter through, hung up in a net to keep them from freezing. At first they require to be slightly wk from time to time, just to acclimatize them gradu­ ally to so dry on existence; but after n while they adapt themselm cheerfully to their altered circumstances, and feed on an occasional frugal meal of bread end milk with Christian resignation__ Cornhill Magazine. Raltdlvltlao* i reoogiring thia tendency now more than ever before. Those who willingly take any business that offsn are growing fewer evary y8cr. It will eventuate in amtration of tho sine solution, the greater will be the toughness of the pa- m-Ml 1»». wk-. 1» u» Uw □< •*- And all three divisions are capable of almost infinite subdivision. Tlie growth of law and the constantly increasing "'w decisions upon every conceivable point regularly employed by the manufactur- Is Removing His Stock Drugs and Medicines. Buyers are -Invited to make the test at HOTCHKISS,’ in both Goods and Prices. THIS MEANS A. D. COOK, Hereby announces that he has a complete line o£ Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed. Ttie Quality Of these goods is unsurpassed. I buy THE BEST: and I find that tbe best goods are what people want. Of goods you get for $1.00, or any money, at my store canBOt be surpassed in Barry County. Light expenses enable me to sell as cheap as any concern in Hastings. I can ami will ds* plicate any prices you can obtain in Barry County ou aaf quality or quantity of goods. I do not sell cleap goods, but' do sell * . » Good Goods Cheap OUR SPECIALTIES: Best 50 cent Tea in Hastings. Best Coffee foir the money in tho city. No IS o adulterated goods. f ' Th Saw Bal ing Powder. You are invited to call in and inspect goods and prices. 1 want your trade, and will give you the prices and goods get it ' & ‘ ....... Itopectfuny. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-04-01.pdf 5fb21526c5c4c1139bce076cf895e35e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXX. NO. 49. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 1, 1886. Th; Hastings Banner. FVBUfaSO rnUMDAYB, AT Many a Lady !l actings, Barry Co., Mictl, Jrshall l. cook. • SVIISCIUITION'RATKS AOVKKTISING RATES: oiumu per year......... . ....two 00 Extra rhante for special positions. . Jon PRINTING. Kxp«cHl pride Is felt in the Job Priutluit De­ t irtir.-'nt uf the Baxnfk/ Everything in the ‘nnr- offler Is new; and with the latest face# of type. ’JK-tn.^ approved patterns of machinery ,v>4 competent workmen employed, enablea tbe Has.vkk to do tirst-class iob work. 4 1 W. LOWRY. M.D.. ’ T, Physician, Surgeon and Oculist ! !..«la town or reentry promptly stlcndod. o"'.v liourv-S to IS a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. Telephone at Holloway*’ dru* *tore- , I e- S|. -i l«I attention puxi tn surgical diseases ind ilu: of C>T IU‘J e:tr-__________ W i i Tan dis. m. d. . Physican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. on« 'l<»r *outb of the po»t oftlce, will be (..■.ind there day or night. .■ n IL TIMMERMAN, I?. Homeopathic Physician & Surgeon, First door ea*t of Hollowitys* drug store.) nR. Wm. JONES, P I Dentist. All vtqrk promptly attended to. c’ W ELTON^ u h ak-’tit fur the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. He MVite* policies on a man's property against ■ >«|>v ttn«. lightning or wind; against a man’* 11:- by d,-ath and accident. ^UJOK SHELDON. • Oltrein Abstract Block. Hastings, Mleh.) Il ortheokly set of Abstract Books in Barry County. PHILIP tTcOLGROVE. I Lawyer, Hastings, Mtcb. !’rns*ct:tlng Attorney for Barry County. < E. KEN ASTON, xi .’ . Attorney at Law, j>»erT»,XJo<><lTean& Ca> Blare.) Practice* I nsirreurtB ol Hie Stale. Collections promptly xttenSlng to. TOHN C.UIVETh7 Attorney at Law, ' Middleville. Ml elk ■ pLARKE T1U KER, V Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. ■ if.ee.' In Union block, over Beamer Bros.) HtwUnrx. Mich, Frjk-.iee In all courts ol the state. Attend to ’.■ : .as and perfex-tlDK titles to real estate. Mo. - . . loan Insurance taken etc., etc. M ARTI N V. BARKER. Real Estate. Insurance and Leans. . Oltire will: .1. G. Ituayau & son 2 doors north of I’vHtufflce. Special attention given to making exchange! ol property. The Interests ol non-resident pniti-rty owners carefully looked after. Forms dl fur sale or exchange. Houses and , Monday morning a son of Oscar W hlte, a farmer living north of town, was "tested f°r stealing wheat from MUo Cline, a neighbor. Young White paid a round sum to set­ tle the matter with Mr. Cline and pre­ vent it being brought to trial. Rumor says the Otto boys have decid­ ed not to move their hardware store over to the cast side, being satisfied with their present location. . The weekly progressiveeucher parties are about the only social life that Mid­ dleville manifests at present. Our west side grocery has changed JJEW STOCK OF hands again. M. M. Hodge is the new proprietor. He is erecting an addition to the rear of the building for a storage room. . The small boy of town divides his time between school and the Indian camp up the river. Everybody is confident that French & Son will erect a fine grist mill -this spring, but those gentlemen have-not yet made their intentions public. The saw mill which talk had all but moved from Freeport to this place, has not materallzed up to the present writing. It is to be hoped our new common council will provide the village with a marshal who hitf energy enough to prevent men that are intoxicated from wandering about the streets where ’ere their -spirit” wills. Such disgusting sights have been frequent of late. No issue outside of politics adds -to 12, 14. Ifl, 18 and 20 ft. the approaching township election. It is generaly conceded that James McKevitt will be nominated for super­ visor by the republicans ami John Johnson by the - unionists. Who the prohibitionists will advance for that All widths and lengths. place is beyond conjecture. They open­ ed the campaign by a temperance lect­ ure last week. A radical temperance meeting prior to our charter election a Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for month ago was the best ally the saloon faction had. Personal abuse will never for sheds and repairing old roofs. be accepted as logic on any subject Charlie Breurley returned from Ionia ________________________ last Saturday. He treats his three ?oaths’ incarceration in the H. of C. as joke. Hemlock, IB ft. The sick list in this vicinity is of un­ usual length at present, and local M. D’b, wear a contented look as they hurry from one patient to another. Spring moving has fairly commenced We can furnish any length up to W>ft- and migratory loads of household goods are numerous. _________________ Making Imrrel hoops still continues to be the leading industry at this place. Five different coopering establishments We* make a •P specialty k .S 00**1? of 01 Elm, Oak, ■ have representaUvre representatives here an and competiAsh and Bain wood. open air seas-1 2 tion b L. AtI— lrtWt flrtymen have —L L 2L.y onedor kllnxlned. u_-. n «, Q9t*nUv emnloved l-cen constantly employed dduring the winter. But few new residences are ixdng built this spring in Middleville, but a large number of houses will be remod­ eled and lidded to. showing that a Green Inbh lumber dried in two weeks healthy spirit of improvement is abroaa in the village. for inside flnish. A party of people from this township startexi for Dakota this week. We have noticed that those who went to that state in years past were glad to fall back to. Michigan when the bliz­ zard season drew nigh. is beautiful, all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on theskin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm. LUMBER 1 BENTLEY BROS, i WHS Barn Boards, - Common Pine Boards, Shingles, Fencing, Joist and Scantling, Hardwood Flooring, Custom Kilo Dryinfi-to Drier. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. HICKORY CORNERS. Moving nousehold goods seems to be the order of the day. A. G. Cortright has moved and taken full possession of the Herbert McCall house, having contracted to work his farm for two yean. Daniel Tolles has purchased house U-V.XL K. KXAPI'KX. C. IL VaxAbmax. and lot<ontaining one-half acre of land 17 NAPPEN A VanARMAN, of A. G; Cortright. and taken possession. lY Lawyers. Consideration W251X). of your road tax. . Over HavUmta National Bank.) Henry Fowler has returned, after having been absent since the 4th of BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. J uly last, to the gratification of his wife, WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney and'his many friends and acquaintan•' At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Practices In all <wrts of the state. A. Moon and wife met with quite a mislortune the other day. While com­ WILIAM B. SWEEZEY. ing to the Corners from their home BJJ ’ • J ustice of the Peace. miles east of here, his horse became C.^kctlons a specialty. fnghtemvj. sheered out of the road, ran upon a bank, throwing them out. Mrs. | M. II. GILLASflE. Moon received several wounds about 1• Notary Public. the head and her shoulders were bruis­ Bowens M1IH. ed. Fortunately no bones were broken. The (Miggv looked very much demoral­ I W. VROOMAN. ized. The horse broke loose and conse­ !• Auctioneer, The Niagara Falls (Route. quently was not much injured by the catastrophe. w , p ui«, and banaj; born especially su< Born, to David Olmstead ami wile a . Am of live stock. 1 know I CHAND RAPIDS DIVISION. tin A well who may call upon me. son on the 22nd. Republican caucus called for the 1st Taking effect Not. 29th. IBS. of April at 2 p. m.. at Thompson's Hall. x ELEMENT SMITH, ' Lawyer, .offlee in Union Hall Block, owr store ot W. 8. Goodyear 4 Co.) Pnwtlces In all Courts of the Slate. Above Stock we are Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. ■ WAGONS. Michigan Central 1 STATIOMS. Fanners, Attention! I have set up a Hay Press in ihe City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. UU5 l.« g^b***.7.‘. 10.40 1X00 12Z5 i.a SsS= ffieg watioxh. Is A. M. Nl«ht SOMETHING NEW! KxpreM. ' County News. LOO LOS L4S 106 *65 Mall. 1X45 XII Call and see me, at American uri House. . C.A. BURLINGAME. !k Reported that Wash Loehr will build a new bouse this season. Several Rutland farmers talk of building new barns this spring. We hope Hastings will get that new roller mill. {How much will tbj> farm­ ers contribute to get it?—Editor.] ; Remember the quarterly meeting serviceti at the Crosby school house Satur­ day and Sunday, April 3d and 4th, Rev. J. I. Buell, of Grand Rapids, officiating. Services Saturday at i p. m. A number of farmera who have wheat on hand which they kept for an expected raise in May cannot figure that the raise has amounted to much so fur, nor are prospects bright for an ad­ ' 8-^heat looks as though it had fared 9.10 LOB Yorns respectfully, RUTLAND. Remember the republican township | caucus at town hall next Saturday at 10 badly the past winter. Roads well nigh impassable in some ^Republicans should turn out to town meeting Monday. Had they done so last y«ir their entire ticket would have been elected.• FREEPORT. “jS Bunpress dally. T. J. BUSH. 1^*1 *rent. lUMlnnO. W.Bp«QUB.O.P.AT,A..Cto8a*o. Married. August Nagler and Carrie Fox. Irving Republican caucus at town hall, Friday at 1 p. m. Greenback cau­ cus at the same place Saturday p. m. Maple sugar season is over. The sea­ son has been very unfavorable. * A creamery is being talked of. A wool buyer wlU probably be tn this market the coming season. N. Brayton is able to attend to his business after an illness of about four months. The Middleville Republican evidently reekons without its host when it talks about Fox & Son removing their saw mill to that place. Dr. John Ruckle has found a partner­ ship with Dr. DeVore for the practice of medicine. .John Norman, the harness maker, has rented Shufelt building for a term of two years. Mr. Job Cheesbrough, who a few months since contemplated closing out his business for lack of orders, now has more orders than he can fill. Uniform good work will tell, as this instance is proof. The Herald is building railroads. All these roads touch at Freeport it Is need­ less to observe. OASTLETOX. Mrs. M. H. Bloom is able to be around again. Bert Hart, of Battle Creek, made friends a pleasant visit last week. E. Kenney is making arrangements to build a new liurn soon. Mr. Beare is on the sick list. Bert Marple, of Hastings, is spending a week’s vacation at E. Lockhart's. ■ J. Lochart's wife’s daughter, Mrs. Warner, of Battle Creek, is making them a pleasant visit H. & Warner is making arrangements to return to Ohio. C. W. Goucher and daughter, of NashviU*, and Miss M. Grave, were the guests of E. Lockhart last Sunday. C. Newton showed to your scribe a green grasshopper about half grown. It seemed to enjoy the cold weather. A. P. Brow will sell his personal property and go west. N. Appleman and wife, of town, Sun­ dayed with her parents. Unde Greenfield has traded his farm to his son George for his farm in Maple Grove. George is moving on to his new farm. I. Wstring has a sick horse. The U. B. Sunday school held their election last Sunday and elected N. F. Sheldon, superintendent; Allen Carr, secretary: J. Mater, treasurer. The school is in a flourishing condition. Miss Flora Morgan last week caught a wild turkey as soe was going along the road. Such a lady is com petent ana' worthy to go west and make a man 'Fhe peepers are out. WHOLE NO. 1609. township election. John Marshall was put on tbe head of the ticket, with Deb. Grqen for Clerk and Wm. Buel for treasurer. • Rev. O.S. Grinnell, of the Congrega­ tional church, and W. A. Koehler, of the Evangelical church, both preached farewell sermons Sunday last Mr. Koehler goes to conference and will probably lie returned to this charge. We understand Mr. Grinnell goes to Kalamazoo. . Miss Nellie Hollon, of Jackson, 1* visiting at G. A. Truman's Miss Daisy Smith, who has deen spending some weeks with Miss Hattie Foote, returned home Tuesday. . Miss Ada Cook, of Kalamazoo, is visiting relatives, and former school­ mates here. , Mrs. H. G. Hale is on a visit at Green­ ville to parents. Him* Walrath gave quite a fine exhi­ bition at tbe rink Saturday night, intro­ ducing many new acta, but omitting some of his beet ones. Mrs. Orno Strong has gone to Chicago on a visit The prohibitionists are talking of putting a ticket in -the Add at town­ ship election. Wonder how much the republican ticket lacks of being good enough for the average temperance man to vote? • JIM CHOW. ASSYRIA. Daniel IL* Cooley and family have moved into their new home on the Frank Mechem farm. C. W. Newton started for Dakota last week and Charley Serven goes this week Wednesday. Every body is going west this sum­ mer. There is lots of sickness this spring. C. C. Gage and wife visited their daughter Lydia at Battle Creek, last A. ’ W- Wilcox and family visited friends in Bellevue Sunday. Wm. Seger is making preparation to erect a new wagon shop this spring. E. R. Sylvester has gone to Battle Creek and is working in a barber shop. Almost every body in N. E. Assyria has the mumps. Morris Harwood and Merritt Shepard start for the upper peninsula this week on a fishing trip. Jones Sylvester has moved into E. IL Sylvester’s house. Daniel Stumpt had the misfortune to get his leg against a buzz saw while Be sure that you vote for the right sawing wood and cut it quite badly. men. . J. Warner was the first lucky man to kill the snake for luck this year. A Sunday school is to be started next J. Graham, of Hastings, made old friends a visit a few days before he Sunday at the Bunnell school house. Mrs. Matthew Baird is on the sick started for Madison. Wisconsin. D. Hoover has bought t^e old Linrea list this week. Stone picking is the order of the day. farm. » ' Minnie Cummings is visiting friends Mrs. C. Price is v Lilting her daughter in this part of the town. in Grand Rapids. i Albert Hampton began work for W. Mrs. Lutisan. living on the State road, w-ho has been partially deranged, Messenger Monday. This part of the gave Mrs. Lottomer a terrible surprise town will miss him very much. His a few days ago, by walking into her sister, Nettie Hampton, is going to house and cooi'y putting on a drees be­ work for F. Boarabeck the coming longing to Mrs.L.‘'and wearing itnway. summer. Alice Hgmpton will work Her husband was sent for and returned for Mrs. Pennock. the dress. ystrnw a vmvtt.t.f DELTON. Our letter to the Banner was neg­ lected last week. x Your correspondent olwerves— That the rotuis are beginning to get passable again. That the farmers are feeling quite well pleased with the prospect of a good wheat crop, for tbe wheat looks very good. Nothing happening the crop from now on it will an average That the farmers are plowing for oats although it freezes every night. That Miss Minnie Baird Li doing some lovely painting for Mr. F. A. Blackman. With some practice Min­ nie would make a first class artist. That the Democrat of bwt week con­ tained a short item in regard to our dead IL IL That the grunge is now in running order with U. ti. Burst as muster. That the republicans are going to-try anti elect their ticket on April 5lh. That the saw mill is shut down with no-more logs at present That the crossway east of here is overflowed with water, and parties on the east side are compelled to go around in order to'get their mail. That-Mrs. F. J. Norwood is still vis­ iting her many friends in Kansas, and reports a very fine country. That the ice is nearly out of the lakes and the fishing with spears will soon begin. That Mr. F. C. McAllaster has not sold his farm yet • That the grangers need a hall in which to conduct their business. That we will write again next week if nothing prevents. That the Albion scholars have re­ turned home for vacation, and will not go back for spring term. NASHVILLE. Wdl, Jim Crow has only been on earth part of the w«*. having been confined to the house several days with pulmonary lumbago of the left section of the mucous membrane, or something like that, and our items are “skarse, but such as we have we treely give you. The council met Monday evening to consider tJ*e temperance ordinance and after a lengthy discussion pro। and con it was again laid on the table. The stick seems to be that one of the mem­ bers who is a temperance num wUl not vote for the ordinance unless it can be deterred from going into effect for 60 days, so a* to give the saloonista time to dispose of their surplus stock. The point ha* Its two sides; the subject win doubtles come to a focus at tbe next ^Tim shops of IL Shulze and H. Gross are U'ing moved on to tbe burned dis­ trict of Dec. '84. to make room for the new brick hardware of 1 rank Boise. The building occupied by Downing Bros, is to be moved nort|) against Cable's building. Brooks & Smith of Cloverdale cream­ ery are building a commodious store­ room south of the creamery. The “unterritied" met on Saturday afternoon and put up a ticket for the The Prlehardvllle representative at Ann Arbor is home to spend the vaca­ tion. He has raised magnificent whiskers. Mrs. S. T. Worden returned home to Ohio last Thursday.. Mr. J. S. Caswell has a brother visit­ ing him this week. The merchant went to Osceola county Tuesday to visit friends and relatives there. There are several mild cases of lung difficulties in this neighborhood, but all are better now. Miss Helen Prichard was kept at home last week by sickness. Silver dollars—Mr. and Mrs. John Baine. Pair of vases—Mr. James Townsend and wife. Shawmah. " Mustache cup and saucer—Mrs. O. B. Youngs. Set of china plates—Mr. Geo. Bump and wife. Glass water pitcher—Mr. Will Fettingall and wife. Set of sauce plates and pickle dish— Mr. John Furlong and wife. ' Butter dish and cheese plate—Mr. Jessie Cotton an<P wife and Mr. Levi Cotton and wife. Half dollar in-silver and glass sauce dish.—Mrs. Albert Kinnle. Pickle dish—Mrs. Mary Demond. Mustache cup and white apron—Mr. and Mrs. MorL Rawley. Mr. Lincoln said once that the beat story he ever read in the papers of him­ self was this:—Two Quakeresses were traveling on the railroad, and were heard discussing the probable determin­ ation of the war. “1 think.” said the first, ’that Jefferson will succeed." -Why does the think so?" asked the other. “Because Jeffereoff is a praying man," “And so is Abraham a jraying man,” objected the second. “Yes: but the Lord will think Abraham is joking," the first replied, conclusively. A baby, says a French writer, is an angel whose wings decrease as its legs increase. “I am satisfied with my lot," said a real estate owner who held a piece of city ground worth 85,000 a foot. Why does the new moon remind one of a giddy girl? Because she is too young to snow much reflection. . SaKl Mr. Tapley of Danbury, feeling softly of his nose, “I don’t want to be too .hopeful or sanguine, but I believe I'm going to have a boil. Nautical husband (jokingly)—“Gn 1 I’m the mainstay of the family. Wife —••A'ea, and the jibboom, and the—and the—" Small boy (from experience)— "And the spanker too, mSinma."—Troy Press. 7 /> It is an old proverb thnt, when drunk, a Frenchman wants to dance, a Ger­ man to sing, a Spaniard to gamble, an Italian to boast, an Irishman to fight, on Engliihman to eat, and American to • make a sfcteb. A fashion item says that great dis­ cretion must be used by wearers of horizontal stripes, as they are not be­ coming to any but very tall and slender’ figures. Persons contemplating a resi­ dence in the penitentiary should paste this in their hats. « He was an Ingenious husband who telegraphed to his wife to tell him where she had placed the bread before she set out to.visit her relatives. In about a hour came the reply: “You mean thing- It’s 1“ t-b® bread box, un­ der the piano, where I hid it from the cook." ' A gentleman invited a friend the other evening to go into the nursery and hear the children say their prayers. They stooped a moment on the stairs, however, and when tbev reached the room the little prattlers hud just sung their evening hymn, and were trying to drown the kitten in the wash-bowl, —the visitor appeared to be deeply moved. A witness in court nt Marietta, (Ga_.) declared that although he didn’t see it, he knew that a certain thing occurred. “What!" said the examining lawyer, “would you swear to knowing a thing occurred and you never saw ft?" The witness hesitated a moment, but replied: -Y«B. Sir. I wilt I will swear that I wxi bora, but I never saw the occurBOWEN’S MILLS. L. C. Gillaspie, of Hope, spent Satur­ rfesee." The lawyer subsided. day and Sunday with friends at Bowen. —"Mrs. Prime is a beautiful woman, Sirs. John Pearson is very low with isn't she?" “Yes,she isquitb handsome, typhoid pneumonin. C. W. Armstrong but they say she paints.". Well, sup­ is also on the sick list but is some bet­ pose she does, what of It?? “I don't ter at this writing. like to see u woman resort to such Nate Sweena and family have moved dodges to make herself attractive." “I to Grand Rapids. don’t see why she shouldn't. When it There Is to be a sweet meeting of the has got to be. all the rage to decorate G. A. R. Post at Post hall this week jioUto-mashera, scoop-shovels, and so ThUTbday evening. The 1. O. G. T. also on, von can't blame a woman forgiving have a sugar party at their hall on Sat­ herself a dab with the brush now. and urday evening. The entertainment then.—The Interior. will consist of speeches, songs and recitations. Ethelberta—I want a pair of slippers for pa. Number tens, please, and— FOUR CORNERS. squeaky. Genial Shoemaker—Squeaky, miss? Muddy roads. Leola'Wood is able to be out again. I’m afraid we haven’t any of that kind. Ethelberta—I am so sorry. Couldn't Wallace Townsend is able to be on terra flrma again after a serious attack you make him a squeaky pair? There is a certain young gentleman who visit* . of the lung disease. The Mite society will meet at Mrs. me frequently, and—and it would be very convenient for him to know just Baine’s this week. The Misses Sutton and Doyle spent when pa is coming.—Philadelphia Cull. part of the week with Mr.'Clark Sutton One of our brother journalists of this place. went into a barber-ehop the other Mr. and Miss McColhn Sundayed day to have his hair cut and fell asleep with thair cousins Andrew and Lottie during the operation. The bariier, who Townsend. awoke him when he had finished, said Lee Fuller has been building a new to him: “You are tired. 1 underaUnd sugar house this spring, which he dedi­ it. It’s the same way with me when cated with h^fantastic hop the other evening eomea. Ah. this head work is night. AH report a good time. Have something terribleT'—Paris Echo. another Lee. All the spelling reforms of all the orMonday the 22nd of March being the 20th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. thographlsto-in the world will not aueanti Mrs. Whl Smith, and at their invi­ ceetl in lessening the intensity of that tation 64 of their relatives and friends school-boy’s affection, who scrawls on gathered at their house and passed a his broken slate with a stub pencil, “i very enjoyable evening. Mr. H. John­ luv yu" and hands it across the Aisle, son, Esq. was called upon to perform with a big apple to the blue-eyed little the ceremony but declined, giving good girl who reads in the second reader.— • reasons. Mr. and Mrs. 8. were the re- Chicago Leader. cipiunts of many useful presents, the Sheriff Galligan and Prosesuting At­ names, of which we give below: Set of chairs—Messrs. B. F. Wolfe, torney Knappen, of Kalamazoo, were Horace Johnson, Harrison Long, Wm. present at the Cook county jail in Chi­ Wood, D. P. Sprague, John Shawman, cago, Friday, when F rank Mulkowski Lewis Koble. Albert Klnuie and wives. was executed. The Gazette says they Hanging lamp—Mr. and Mrs. Harley haw returned active opponent* of the restoration of capital punishment in Kelsey. Side lamp—Mr. and Mrs. Levi Chasei Michigan. and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wood. Glass fruit dish—Mrs. John Schantz: The Petoskey Democrat, which has been in litigation for some Ume be­ and Mrs. Jessie Cotton. Glare fruit dish and white apron- tween Mr. and Mrs. Roselle Row. wm on Monday sold to a syndicate of Puto*Mr. and Mm. Wm. IFemnud. Set of salt cellars-James and Stephen> key Democrats. John G. Mill, an at­ Wolfe. : - - torney, assume* editorial control until Set of silver spoans - groom to bnde �dogs arc iu ful sheep husbandry. Glam one aad kill the other.—Farm The eureed swarm of curs do much di­ wavs, is the hardest to oonvlnce." The A nicely dressed gentlemen was rectly and indirectly toward paralyzing good hope centres in the “rising’* gener­ Ing along ti»a street in Detroit a Je* dan the wool and mutton.pfixlucfng indus­ ation. __________ «tuce. and without any warning fell upon ,tbo sidewalk Ina Mate of hwenalbuBy. tries.—Live Stock Indicator. vetiport. Woodland. Mich. ProfMwnr Beal, of Michigan Agricul­ Ho was traced tn an ambulance and sent to tbe Jioep.tal, where, upon examination, A few years ago a neighbor came to tural College, hopes to breed clover it was found tuat although 4d apparently me with a bond, requesting me to sign that bees may take the honey, the first perfect health hi.-, system had become so as surety (he was being appointed ad­ crop, thus fertilizing the seed. .And miuetd in tone that nature was forced It Li just as true this winter as last, toglve way. Sncb cases are becoming that the late pigs do better on the ministrator of the estate of a deceased Prosessor Cook la trying to raise a alarmingly common ct late, and to such friend), which I unhesitatingly did. breed of bees to assist in thia direction. ground. I have erected a very warm an extent ns to demand serious attvailua He bad done the same thing for me on Then the bumble-bee must go.—Mich. and investigation. People have slight sty, longest north and south, with the a previous occasion. Well, before the headache*. but consider them as tatikittg. opening to the south, in which the pigs estate was Anally settled he was called A tirc-1 feeling they attribute to; Urn sleep. Thia sty la set in a sheltered ■ The roung man on the lookout for a weather. Un asiotal pains an.- thought place facing south, and a yard is attach­ from among the living. In the course to be only colds. But without any special ed to it which is also protected from of time I received notice from an at­ ••soft place," through dislike for honest cause, wlthdut any dutinice reason, the torney that I was one of two sureties hard work, can find one—under his hat. the west wind. Hern a platform has vital power of many propio become* un­ for said administrator, that it had been —Boston Herald. dermined unknown even to the people been put down and the trough placed found that there was due to the heirs An ounce of discretion Is better than thennwin-s. and It Is only when some sud­ oh it This makes the feeding spot den git Ing way and breaklug down oc­ clean ami keepw dirt out of the trough. of said wtate a certain sum (over 82.000). a pound of knowledge. Why not spend MOST PERFECT MADE >, curs that they realize the grave danger Another platform in the yard is for the. that the administrator had left no twenty-live cento for a Iwttlo of Red available assets from which tbe money Star Cough Cure, and save a large doc­ they are In. oate and corn, which are given to the One of the most important things for cou|d be made, and that the bondmen No Ammdnla. Lim-« or Alain. sustaining Ufo and energy is dlbtunen. pigs once a day. Their other feed con- would have it to pay. I was perfectly tor’s bin?__________________ and yet It must be takeu into tbe system sista of fine wheat middlings mixed la proper form and quantity- How beat with the kitchen slope. These pigs are astounded. What in the world would CLOSE SHAVES. to do tlib baa been a study with seientllic growing finely and they also keep their Ido! I had for years had poor health, men for many years, and it has always forms and are entirely free from any •but by economy and self-denial had been a vexed question. Professor Rose, managed to get in a shape so that I one of the lending chemlata of America, stiffness. The sty is battened and bank­ was about to build a bam and do other "No, 1 do not care to gel shared has succeeded not . only in pre­ ed around the bottom with manure. paring an admirable form of. al­ The bed is on the ground but is dry much-needed repairs on the farm with­. here.” . bumen, but In actually subjecting and often replenished with clean straw. out going in debt, and now the hardThu remark wax addressed to GcnIt to the digesting process, so that It This is tbe best way I know of for earned proceeds of the united labor off is ready al trace to be Incorporated into wintering young pigs. Milk would be myself and wife, who had always hadI eral McComb, warden of the Folsotn the system. This is called Peptonized poor health, must be swept away likeJ prison, by Superior Judge' Murphy, at xlleef. and Combined with hops. Is given to better to mix with the middlings if one chaff before the wind! Fortunately the public In tbe form of Hoptonic. We had enough. My pigs get coal ashes my cosurety was every inch a man. San Francisco, at that institution a venture to say that there is no preparation just aa they come from the stove with j week ago Sunday. The official was at moderu tiroes that contains no much the cinders and unburnt bite of coal and with good business qualifications. We Mint is strengthening, invigorating and they relish them cxceedinglv. They employed attorneys to investigate the5 one of a party visiting there. beneflclnl as Hoptonic. For overworked also get charcoal frequently and salt to matter, and the result was, we com­ “But. my dear Judge," said the gen­ men.tlclicnte women and sickly children It promised with the heirs for one thou­' ial General, ••consider the ladies. It copies not only ns a tonic, tout as a food. lick. They are also fed raw beets. We. live and learn, or ought to. sand dollars, all told. ■ It revives the llfe.that is al low ebb. The point Is, that no person should[ will won be dinner time, and the silver Stimulants -are Injurious;.adulterated Generally Duroc-Jeraey' sows will have and btvlly prepared food clogs the system pigs at eight month’s age. A sow give his name as surety in any case un­- of your budding beard should not less he without nourishing; but albumen not .... pigs nlM before tM.fnrp a n year wmf ,t3M ce is in a shape, snape, financially, nnanciaiiy, to meet■ show." only sustains life, but adds a vigor and should never have '_2.—jn without being crampedI have had ~.u.. them bear the obligation "Well, ril tel! you why I do not care — . 2 nsu h-d naaiaeoi Ik mar . hhhndn.Mnrth.tM.6mHv <n force that are sunply wonderful. Few old, although we hive, Ln his business, or that his family « will I togetahnved in prison," said the judge. largelitters at ten months and do well. men and fewer women realise how great a discovery this Hoptonic is; but it ?S Such practices will dwarf a breed. not be deprived of the comforts andI "It awakens unpleasant recollections. priyilegee -which every bead of a fam ­ ’ Several vears ago I went over to Peta­ gratifying to know that thousands are The lesson from these facte is that understanding it, and taking advantage where a large number of pigs are |kept ily ought to wish to provide. luma. Scar there 1 met an employe at of the opportunities offered by the Intro­ there must be a number of pastures, San Quentin and drove with him to Hold Your Grip. duction of this great discovery, and we the prison. I was dusty, and my face and they must be adapted to the kind ' look for grand results from its use in the ItunU New Yorker. . ■ of hogs which are to be kept in them. renewed life ofythe American people. Don’t be in a hurry io throw up dairy­. was a little rough, u now. I aeceptesi Next spring we shall add three more ing because of low priceaflMt pays now• an invitation to go to tbe barber shop permanent pig pastures to those We as well ae any other branch of framing.. conducted for the officials. I took a have already.. There should be .one for But weed out your stock. Make a care­. seat in a chair, and who do you think each boar and'they must be separated ful, test of every cow, and keep nonej stepped up to shave me? It was Jake from each other. Each ->ne should that does not pay a profit Get a malei Wilkinson. »ent over for -forty-five A WONDERFUL have a dry shelter. Hogs never should with a good pedigree, if you do noti yean for cutting a woman a throaL COMDINATIOX be kept in pens in Summer. When have one already, and breed from these1 He was said to have a mania for that farmers get up to the proper apprecia­ selected cows. This will put you in the > sort of business, and proved it a year tion of pigs as real factors to the farm, best possible condition to meet present> or two later, by cutting a woman's PEPTONIZED if not benefactors, they will, I believe, and future contingencies. throat at Honolulu, having been par­ have n new pig pasture each year as t° r rice s ream aking qwder doned to leave Californio. As district well as the permanent ones. This Is an attorney I hail proaecuted him with advanced idea, and it should be the Elder Wm. Jarrott, Cass Co.. Mo., future corn lot Let them root. They writes Prairie Farmer: As soon as■ some vim. and he always claimed that will not turn over much of it but they you find your horse or cow choked on'■ it was done in Htterncis, anil that my will enrich it wonderfully.—F. D. Cur­ dry food, dash a cup of cold water Lnto argument rather tiian the evidence tis, Kirby Homestead, N. Y. which was one or both ears. This will cause the. procured a verdicL ' not so. Now, imagine my feeL The following letterfpeaks for itself: animal to shake the head with such, logs. There was a barber with a rapidity as to immediately throw the New York, Nov. wtb. I Mi. ; throat-cutting mania, who had no hope Messrs. Jambs H.Seymovr, J^jhn S. food out of tbe throat I have tried it' of liberty, wb° blamul me for it and often without a single failure. ALBl'IEN Martin and Wm. H. Duckworth, who could easily take his revenge, as Gentlemen: Ln reply to yours of this none else was in or near the barberdate requesting me to'/forward you a The blush of shame yet burns my brow■ shop. He recognised me and began to list, if I have one, of-the different ma­ as I think how many more comforts I; strop a razor, emphasising each vigor­ ■Insures only Farm I’roperty, UnezpQsed Dwellings. Church..* «$d StWl terials used by manufacturers in the could have provided for my dear lost, ous stroke with words, which summed Houses. Pays full amount of loss. No voidable condtions in uditv the'Ros­ manufacture of oleomargarine and ones had I done without tobacco; how' up,' were: “No — judge — I — I — iest and safest policy issued. butterine. many hours of needless labor I couldI liaven't—any—grudge against you. O. In reply please find a list comprising have saved my gentle wife if I had not■ do—I haven't—any—grudge—at—all." sixty different articles named by seven­ cared so much for tobacco. It te thei Should I show the white feather, ex teen patentees in their patents, and same with many of you to-dav—Maine brave it ont? 1 felt chilly m the ra»or claimed by them to be used in the man­ Fortner. Hwacth. - MOPTO.VIC IM A BLEAH1RQ." rang, but concluded to keep mv seat. ufacture of oleomargarine oil. neutral The follow pulled ray chin back, dashud lard, oleomargarine butter, butterine. We are glad to learn that C. C. etc., etc. HOPTONIC CO., Georramn, our old young friend on the the steel up and down my face, all the ' time repeating: "You were very hard Sugar of lead, bisulphate ot lime, Rural editorial staff, and later Professor of Agriculture Ln the Texas State Agri­ on me. judge, nut I haven't any grudge cultural College, has been appointed against you, oh. no,’’ in a voice that seed oil, vegetable oil. bltarlc acid, bl­ professor of Agriculture and Horticul­ sounded strangely ironical and demoni. carbonic of soda, nitrate of potassa, ture at the Imperial Agricultural Col­, acai. Well, i came away unharmed, • glycerine, capsylic acid, cup&ric aad, lege, Tokio, Japan—salan- »255 per but it wm not pleasant, ♦ I' can assure , alum, capaic acid, sulphite of soda, month. His engagement is for three, you. though I laugh over it now." | cow’s udders, commercial sulphuric yeara May ■access go with him when­ "O, wen. that was unpleasant." said acid, pepsin, sal soda, tallow, lard, sen the host, "but I • have a nice barber. Maan «rr iu reality the reaalt uf Malaria.। salt, farinaceous Hour, butyric ether. ever he may go! Ueabove from the.Rural New York­ Show the judge to the harber-rooin." ‘Sis caustic potash, carbonic acid, sulphuric said the General to u servant, waving acid, castor oil, chalk, slippery elm bark, er gives us pleasure. Mr. Georgeson Ills hand in a pleasant, imperious man­ । caul, oil of,sesame, oil of sunflower was our classmate at the Michigan •।j।■>। ner. 1 °«v® OB. cwfcumiM, turnip seed Agricultural College. The judge yielded and followed up­ oil, broma chloralum. chlorate of pot­ stair* to a shop in the back part of the ash, nitre, oil of sweet almonds, oil of The Advantage of feeding grain at building, where he wm ushered into a peanuts, peroxide of manganese, stom­ home instead of shipping it abroad ach of pigs, sheep or calf, nitrate of mav be illustrated in this way: The room, and then the sonant departed. Yf1111,1® °iJ1 fl*strlc joice, mustard freight on a hundred pounds of corn is When the offlciaLlooked nrutu»<l to set seed oil, nitric acid, dry blood albumen, the same as on a hundred pounds of the barber it pnnnd to In- Harry Brown, EOCnlSTLt. 1.1. <badair> sugar, butyric acid, bicarbonate of pot­ pork. But, packed into pork, the n colored man, whom Judge’Murphy ash, chloride of sodium, caustic soda, hundred pounds represents onlv twenty only seven months ago s?nt to Folaom corn starch, coloring matter. pounds, and the freight chargeon the for fifty-five yearn fur a murder. Here WHO 18 UMACQUAINTCO WITH THE OKOORAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY. WKk, . Respectfiilly'yours, latter would be only one-fifth of the wm a coincident**. Having had one BCE BY EXAM1NIMQ TMI1 MAR THAT THE charge on the former. In other words, thrilling ex]xiri<-nc»- the i'tdgv did not AAilstant N. Y. Suite’ when it cost 8100 to move a certain relish another. "Great heavens! am I ’t may lie possible that there are quantity of com to market, it costs doomed to have iuy throat cut?" was some jieople who desire sugar of lead onlv 820 to move its equivalent in pork his inward exclamation. Flight or sub­ and the other ingredients named, but to the same market So also with beef mission to a nerve-trying ordeal was we are under the Impression that it is mutton, poultry, cheese, butter, etc., necewary. After a momentary shock only those who Intend violating the J* ***."’In fral«ht ■*cteir statute of New York state for the pun­ RuSti CaSd£SXlU,'tr-<,r nmr,Jr -°- hnd gone and the recollection of the funnel* affair pawml before, him like* ish meat of intending suicides, that picture, he decided to slay. would eat them voluntarily. 'taere are many reasons in favor of „"HfnTd.v do> Harry?" said the judge, We are under obligations to the man­ ufacturers of bogus butter for their drawing and spreading manure as fast "1 did not know rod were here, but am glad to see you in a favorite berth of candor, in putting the facts on record. as made; we have more time than in If a buttermaker ships butter to a P®. nn<:aday now when men can the ertablWinrant General McComb Iim been telling me how nicely his commercial house handling his stuff, his product cannot but be contaminated. daj then of higher wages; a team can brother was getting along." ' Ship butter and cheav only to hoti*-it draw now, when the ground is frozen "Howdy do?" said the barber, in s who do not mH bogugbiiU^r in the way two or three times m much as on toe far-away voice that sounded ominous. soft or muddy fields then. The manure Harry turned to the strop and vigor­ to taint the price of dairy products. The above in the Agricultural is in­ hft ey«dy Bpreiul while containing ously Hhaqa ned the blade, while alter­ ali tes richness, fresh from the stableB nate smile-H and frowns were upon his teresting and official. Butter! What nwch more evenly distributes this face, each sound of the razor suggest­ is it? ’ plant food, and it is a fact that a better ing an additional depth that a wo0nd result always follows the winter appli­ cation.—Rural New Yorker. PP • might be given. A happy thought of interesting the , Colonel John McGavock lost his en­ tire flock of about 100 head of splendid B' Aniold remarks that the E.SU.ou.. sheep in the space of two months, by nutrient properties to the grain of com th.JudleUl mini ot tl„, .p„reh.Mlr. do«.—Southern Cultivator. Dogs are wh^a^£^ie/rrBln Vrou*h “I I w”'oon pul Into effooL rob. making havoc with the flocks of cer­ When gathered in an immature state Harn*, he said, “lam glad to see >0*00, ROCK island * PACIFIC RAILWAY tain parte of Lenawee county, and the the cob is loaded with nutritious mat-' ymi ln llo ,bop. 11 i. ,h$ n„, RU, dog fund is not sufficient to repay the oL00 “-•nt your rel«w." -T—" to the kernels of grain tmporumt niW-«snt-°wrne”\. mI«ht perhaps, were all just as tiie straw of other grains in its “IJ”1 ’h™ ut hopeful Inquiry the worthless pups aasesMxI.-.Michigan ’UF® I" loaded withnutrimrat •Pl»-««l upon u,« ot th. prison, Farmer. Laws for the protection of defined for the grain, but Its passage you ou bohu. youn.lt b.rr. nuk; and BouthwtK sheep have been so loose and poorly ex­ 1®.^Teated and it remains in the straw jwa'ffisnssas to the wnrden. ret ecuted that the sheep interest seem to when the latter is cut green. The cobs julntod wilh ih"'^Ud|^S>“ pt boat the mercy of the dog.—Western “V. therefore, be classed Rural. Many of our farmers have giv­ with other green herbage near the time lov.n; tinUaU."-. h nt'.d AlCtlf-OD. en up sheep raising, and others will do when the.eedisflHtag.-Mich. FanX r* “♦J°?nua* t£ey ™n disP«* of the C irt M i d ’ hc ‘ P you. Yes. we ’ n r—-—r-~—an<l r'UU:<'rJ few that have been spared by the de­ all help you. Harry." 0u THS CHEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE stroying cur*.—Tennessee Fanner. E. •nd MUk^toek M, KlVeoSV »3 ®c. peraotwl ar.cnrttt afforded tr n irfg. R. Henry, tbe Bakerville milk gatherer ’us^j *dde by free use of straw over and chjfr •^uouj steel roll; sub­ an an near tx.rl.-'tion perfection ~~ wound sheds to exclude the cold. Thu rent buffer- nlnbarmn is a temporary expedient, but it win their dimredations.—Connecticut Farm- ^ governs the pructw ‘^toaneSte^inMvVS . «•*.' Tr .1 TV ifi’ftt 0— Amer* f7, An.on Thursday morn♦can people n Con»umption. / tot week, a strange dog kilted food and superior condition of stock ? ffraln rMluJred to main- ■totod^.T"!’ * h^PU r Hlvor f-rfl and Druggist* have pa fowte leaving the carcasses. Three tain ahSx°? h^~y ®xP<*ure b the dearrat got Into a flock of sheep owned by mind. Bat he at once took a vow rnd a rem»dy Which dogs Judaon Maplut on Wauweous Hill, fueI «,f*rg»«r can use—Mich. Farmer. to^i„ run th. rUk SiZilK woitmg on Norwich, on Saturday and killed thir­ “If a person wants your »• ’idM. pri-ra. thtokln, th»t th. third °xteen^ baridts mangling otbera.—Nor­ r™uH dlSmmuTiX 1 g"™*>“ wich Bulletin. I have shot and poison­ says The St. p*u] Pionw Si ■ ’ “ L" ’ ; .«*• Wtodu! who ' ed since I commenced keeping sheep. him write it Mmaelf." tathe Terrltortg us are run to uw A SAD0CCIBBE5CS. Agricultural. iwmojirvirotT. uu»r. CREAM BAKING POWD^ HOPTONIC D P r BEEF, HOPS *MALT. ’ C B P Til luvuct for tiu Fwnw, u lbs hiEu! The Ohio Fanners’ tame Chh Cash Assets. Sl,262,17o.35. INSANITY, LC. WELTON, Agent. JOB PRINTING! KALARIAfli Cheaper than Ever, FOR At the Banner Job Room. "W* MALARIA nELAND&CQ^ HUMAN CAP SODA ' For Baking Purposes. Best intbr-WnrLf. CURE FITS! HE GREATEST?^ Cold, and all baa oe«® "PTZ3 John G , found it to ba 'or rheumatism. JOHN, �OUR NATIONAL SOLONS SECRETARY MANNING'S ILLNESS. STILL HAMMERING AWAY AT WA8HINGTON CITY. - Y*a*-Aidrioh, Alliwou, Blair, Ca moron. son. Miller, Mitchell (Oregon;. Morrill Platt, Hum, Sabin, Sawyer, Shoriaan, Spooner, Stanford, T*.ter, Van Wy.sk, Wil­ son tlowaj—id ittug and ventilating public: buihliugs ougboat tliw country. A meuwrial from ,|ii > nuthori.dnp Clio consignation of a l.r .l ,■ n.'rves tbo Mississippi at , St Loui* l/ -?:. ,.iT»red a rtMolulloii providing that •..h bu.inees relstiag to too filling of public , • i <• done in b;*n se»ion. A short dis...u took pa eon Logan’s bin to Increase 1- - army to ; i',<enlbted men, and at 2 • i,i the Edmunds resolution came up and Cil.uitt and Jw.-tawt spoke against Ik ■ i oudiug Jack- ou’s *p<«cb an axnentivo was after whieb Hie senate adjournal 1'1 <■ iuHJie* chftplAln created a sensation by ititUdugtiie div.ne aid in clearing tbe land 4 all kinds of gambling including l«Mr>ls trule. The prayer was ordered printed iu Tbe Record. Bill increasing the raiukm. of tin' widow* of Commodores Spi.: r and Fillebrowa and granting *50 a month to the widpw of Rear Admiral Har- !«'. nay*. 47. A iceolution looking to a .-tatfge in U» rifieJ »o as to prevent a comrnitt.- from I urytag matters a majority madff that tbe educational bill would bo given a chance lit tlw house, Two bilb were introduced providing for tin* arbitra­ tion of latxir dispute. A bill to appoint cudete to West Point from sans of veterans tirat mid young .nlisted men next, and to re ,uin* tbern to servo s tar graduation m Th' bouse a ijourned at the end of tbe call of state., far bill*­ > Washis<>tox Crrr, March 1'4-+Tho sen«te Tuesday paoed the house bUf granting Ifancra-'., A nvolutiun was agreed to ask­ ing whether the piatnuister general hail re;<tived a nuo'.uUon of the senate inquiring bow many fourtb-claas pewtmastera this administrntiua had removed. The bill to pro­ mote the elHciencjr of tbe army was then taken up and advocate.! by Manderson and I Zhgun, nnd opposed by Bock. The bill to rvntirmland entne* made in accordance «itb the rulings of the land office at time of making wa- pawol, and the judiciary comTbo house heard rojoru from committee* favorable to tha psuaago of the following bllh Tocwtabli-th a llve-rtofk highway; to utabliib a burhpu-of public .health; to re­ peal the pre-enqMleu law; to appropriate g) for arms for the militia; providing ruction ot tbe militia Tbe Fourth claim* bill appropriating *238,200, *wd, and the houa, then went into lire ou tbe Indian appropriation bill ,tiA« appropriating*!,UUO for Capt IL or llr, ami Nrbon of Minnesota thereupon anikxsn'vd that he would see that there wen* more esalja taknu, and nuute a point of drder ngaliut u similar ajgirojwiation for thec-airm Ora, school A number ot mem- -—____ _________________ upon tbe assaults ]«almtster general, many of which bo mid were vicious and unfounded. He especially approved ot that officials refusal YltAwV 1^. Oi They are something entirely new in design and .finish, w superior quality and fully war­ ranted. Tbe [reddant baa positively reKI.---- ' — - *1 - I . .. will retain tbo place. Butter, Call, Camden, Cockrell, Coke, EuaIt wax aecertainod from Mr. Manning’* li», George. Gibron, Gorman, Gray, Barria, reeidenro t.-at tho secretary wav ic.dug Jock«ou. Jone* Ark.), Kenna, Mixuy, Mor­ quite comfortably Friday morning. gan, Payne, Pugh, Ranaoui, Voorhce* Bbooxlyw, N. Y., MarchM—Tbe Eagle’* Walthall, WiLim Md..—3ft Waahlngtam »peclal, *ayi: The Udr.l hwolutlo.i wm adopted by a “.Secret*-y Manning’* condition nt noon vote of yeaa, 3U; nays, W-Mitrb.ll of < .regun, Riddhbergar and Van Wyck voting nay. An additional roaolutton, offered a* a satire by Morgan agaliwt the removal of honor Ably dfa barged toldlera wn» adopted dltion of tbo patient cannot bo regarded as with but enb n -gat.vu vote—that ot Murgau. other than extremely ill adviswL" Tbe senate :hon adjourned. Laie ft—A Ute dispatch from Washing­ In the bou-c Friday a memorial was re­ ton City says: “A temporary improvement, ceived from citl.tn* of the United Btataa Thursday, has now disupi>ean.-d, and white aaking a portal tavLigs system; a com­ there is stall a ;o«bl:ity of his recovery, it munication from tbo a*d£ant secretary of fe not expected, and bis physicians would too treasury tmutained a draft of a bill not to surprlv^l if the illnoss tor.niuatre fatally." a-iother letter from th- satuo officer asked nn appropriation to build more silver vault* Gen. EL W. Benson’s widow was granted a authoritatively denied by CoL Lamont peusion of *50 per mouth, and then in com Waxbikotok City, March 2ft—Secretary mlttea of tho whole Vw remainder of the Maiming l« reported by motnl-ers of tbe afternoon was takea up in blilustering ou a family to have rested quietly during Bunday and bo be very comfortable. His physi­ cians that the secretary’s condition is evening o»*iou being for tbe consideration unebang-d and that no change is expected of pension bilb, forty of which were pawed thereat and the house, adjourns L Wamu^utom City, March 2ft - Saturday THE FANCY RIFLE SHOT. as per agree h»on: was put in by tbe members of tbe house either making or listening to »;<■« b.-s ou the silver question. Culbertson Hoad During a Performance, of Texas, spoza for tree coinage and for SrUAXTOg, Pn., March 22—Dr. Hord lug; 'eghdatioa that would force the treasury to pay tbe- nil ver dollan out on the redemption a crash shot and a leader of a band ofKiciapco Indians .and medicine men, shot his of botuLi mid Interest paymenta Long of Mnsaichusetts, demanded a halt In tho name MO-la-law, Everett Smith, in tho right eye of common sensa Silver coinage should be Mon lay night while giving a porlormance sus|x>iided. Tbo Bland dollar «'ta a swindle ou tbe workingman of tbe country who was programme U known ____________ . ----- , _ which Harding ’'takea aim at a potato.) ru»full of epithets from those who believed that P«n4od on the oppeaite aide of tbe ju»t as l.onest and jortriotlc ni tbe silver stago by looking in a mirror. Tbo target was attended by Smith', and while ho was in tbe act of placing the potato iu podtion Dorgan of South Carolina, spoke for a single gold standard and called th > Bland Harding tired, and the bullet entered Smith's dollar “K) cent* worth of bullion with a falsehood stamped upon ft" Halscll of horr.flod audience immodlataiy vcramblod Kentucky said tha people had spoken in called fn to attend Smith, and probed for tha ball but could not find it. Tbe injured FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS Other Stoves will be Closed 'Out Regardless of Cost We also sell the Latest and Best Gasoline Stores. ’AKlHc Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes, Tur­ pentine and Japans. POWDER Mowers, Reapersand Binders. « • Wagons, Carriages and Carts. Absolutely Pure. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point. They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. -nevervaries. A marvel of purl» rholiwomeness. More economical ..;ary kinds, and cannot be sold ta competition with tlm multitude of low test, short walghL alum or phosphate powders. Sold ouM In cans. Royal Bakikg Powdxb Vo., IM WallSLN. Y. oct Met CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. for Co«/t. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. For Nooralgia. MESSER BROS' For Rhoumatiom. ■ Doctor Thomas Fcloetric Oil. JL’JL * SXSZjXi TTTW “ Spout Pinr Dollars Ward & Dolson Buggies! 25 Purchased to Open the Spring Trade \vith. U«f of pin of .ay kiaiJ. The house vMru *• r,tak. ■ The Best Looking. Best Constructed, Most Durable Carriage Made. Platform Spring Buggies! occidental, and Harding him .ell la terribly Washlxotox City, March 2ft—The ri) and harbor appropriations bill, as erf The CelMsi Hill ui Sttisto WigMi! LAST OF THE ARCHER GANG. tal appropriation ot *15,1(14,200, which will beeoiun available immediately upon the the Archer case went into oourt Saturday morning with a verdict of gul.ty and the Wanted Immediately I ! Combined Saw-Het and Haw-Jointer, tbe most useful, perfect and aceunite too! ever invented tor th.- purpose, with hlsbest testimonials. Its Jointing feature alone Is worth more than the price of the entire tool. ITiee of tool post-paid, with full printed Instructions for Jointing. Rep tuft i i 11 ugand titratehteain* taw. only St.oo. rith Address. CHALLBNGK SAW-SET Ct)., Mead- Illinois—Harbors: Chicago, 8100,00); Cal­ umet, #10,000; Waukegan, 110,000. Riven: Calumet, #25,000; Illinois, »l(»,U0ft Indiana-Michigan City harbor, H-5,000; Michigan—Harbo:s: Black Lake. #.'<,0<|0 Charlevoix, 110.000; Cheboygan, *15,000; Frankfort,. »7,0000; Grand Haven, FiO.OUO; Grand Marais, *55.000; Ludington, *75,000; to -I. t up’but bo was obdurate and at 4:40 ManistM. *10,000; Marquette, *10,000; On­ the house n ljunruod. tonagon, *i:'.,000; Muskegon, *12,500; Pent­ WASUtxGTOX City. March 2ft—A petition, water, *10,000; Portage tare, *15,000; Bandy was. laid before the senate Wednesday, from Beach, *100,1X1); St Jowph, *10,000; Sauga­ California, proftating against tbe persecu­ tuck, **,000; South Haven, *’>,0G0; White tion of th.' Chbl'Mv A letter was read Hirer harbor, *10,000 Rivers: Clinton. from the jvMtmaatcr general er plaining why *3,000; Detroit, *50JXD; Hay lake channel. L-- had not lo. wanted certain information. *100,000; Saginaw, *45,000. Wlsconsiou— Harbors, Ahnapec, *15,000; bate.! by Logan, Toller and Platt. Al 2 p. Gre.n Bay, *7,0(N; Kanoahi, »5,(W0; Kewau­ m. Morgan took the floor on tbe Edmunds nee, *10,000; Manitowoc, *15,000; Milwaukee resolutions and spoke against ‘them. l»y and harbor, *80,0)0; Oconto, *8,0J0. Mitchell and Hoar followed in their favor Port Waahingion, *5.000; Racine, *15,000; Superior bay. *50,000; Sheboygan, *.5,000; ud«r a rofuial ot th* president to furnieh Sturgeon bay. *2,00(1 Rivers Chippewa, tbe papers a sufficient irtsva for the senate SXt.UUft Fox, *76,000; St Croix, *7,500. Minnesota—Harbors: Duluth, *60,00.); Gronn MaraU, *10,030; I ted river, *45,071 shall lo disposal of on Friday, and then (reappropriated. ) , tbs senate adjourned. The chap bin of the bouse again came ■\Va3nixaTOH Crrr, March 'X—Tho senate into i<roininen by animadverting in Bis has condimed tue following nominations: Registers' of land office—Thomas B. Davis, iaid that incapacitated them for American Lincoln, Neb.; J. G. Higgins, Grand Island, NeU; George W. Warner, Tracey, Minn.: William Smflb. Cockston, Minn., Ralph N. MarUe, Duhith, Minn. Recaivers of tnition f railway strikes Tho consent was public moneys— August Peterson, Worth­ Mina.; P. K. WW. given. An appropriation of *45,'M0 for tbe ington, Tracy, Minn.; T. M. Tipton, jKA.toffice at Indianaf«lu, Ind., was re pirtel Tbe coiigresxional library bill be­ Bloomington, Neb.; Jonathan P. Gardner, ing taken up. Holman offered a substitute to be surveyor gvuarnl of Nebraska ana (woridiug far tho construction of a building Iowa; Mr* Marian A. Mulligan of Ciiicago, *to oust tl.iMVKKL Pending nctioa the 111*, to I*' pension agent nt Chicago; Ros­ huuse went into committee on the Indian well A. Fish of California, to t>e mwratant :qpnipriatiou bill an:! Nelson of Miuueeota ixlng more aniialle, withdrew hi* point of Nebraska — Jonathan N. Wise, onlnr and the bill was passed with only five Albi* negative vote* In i ornmlttee of the whole Plattsmouth: Thomas Morton, Nebraska again the appro|rriatlan bfll camo up. It City. Ohio—D. W. Cooper, Bellaire;George appropriates *M,82*\5t£ Burroughs of Moore, Bteubonvilte. Mlchiiin made a speech criticising the post in.tst. - g.jncral, and when be concluded tbe Wakiiixotox city, March A—The secre­ houM> adjourned. tary of the treasury Monday afternoon WaShisotos Ciyy, March Sil—The iaiued the 185th call for the redemption of house chaplain Thurmlay marie anotbor bond* Tbe call is for »10,000,000 of the 3 prayer that caused a mild sensation. Ho pleaded that tbn jounpa and v- nties of the old w arid might not take root in American BURNED IN HIS REFUGE. tbo roots up and inaugurate chao* Some IKNtofllce appropriation, Hammond in the chair. Dockery opposed subeldisa for tha treasury. We have taken the Ap the new line of Default having been made la tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made and executed by Cyrus II. Bowen and Marr J. Bowen, hl* wife, to Benjamin F. Illnmau. end dated October In t*Ak neVAATthA TLe verdict was received quietly, but with ■MfK A 11 1 AC-T outspoken satisfaction eTsrywhare. Archer ho*-made a complete confession corroborat­ ing Lynch's s'.ory. Tbe latter, who turned Ha Id mortgage was given to secure the pay­ sta.s's evidcnooVnd wa-. premised immunity. ment of two hundred and Ofly dollars, three years from the dote thereof, with Interest at eight per rent, if paid when due, payable annu ally, provided further however, that if said or interest wa< not paid when duo, whkh place ho started Saturday afternoon. principal tram that time all said several sums drew Inter­ est at ten per cent per annum, payable annual­ ly. It was in.said mortgage expressly agreed tliat should any default be made In the payment Ntiv York, March bt— The ship South of said Interest or any part thereof on any day era Croat. arriving here Tuesday. rmcuol a portion of the crow at the British ship Hud- expressed, and should the same remain unpaid and in arrears for tbe space of thirty days, then and from thenceforth, aftef the lapse of said thirty days, the aforesaid principal sum of two hundred and ftHr dollar* with all arrearage of Interest thereon, should at the option of said wreckage until picked up Benjamin F. Hinman, his executors,administra­ Ito steamship Rapidan, which left Feh 2 tors or HMljcnn, become and be due and payable tor Port tx-mon, near A^lnwall, la probably Immediately thereafter, although the period limited for tbe payment thereof may not lo*L Her captein was W. IL 'lowno, of atwve then iinve expired, anything therein before, to the contrary thereof In anywise notwlthitand' And default haring been made In tbe payment all Uic Interest due on said mortgage, on tbe t-renty-n.-, making twenty-four j»r»on* on of day ot October, A. D. ISM. andon tbe ath i i T^nirm ■hon'd ■jsth dav <>f October, A. D. l«l. ft»r Hie years ending on'those days respectively, and an the same hav­ ing been and remained unimid and m arrrar* (or the space of thirty rthji and more, and stiU KfllojEIUler'a Baby Pead. remaining unpaid, the aforesaid principal snm vr v i a .1 of two hundred and fifty dollars with all arrear- a w.wk ago died Wednesday. Her husband, r Mini <iri4uu uir iu —. ...... Mr. Frank Weston, was reading a letter to page contained tins become o|»er*tlvc as to tho whole anxaint thereof, both principal and Inter­ est as aforesaid; ami whereas there is claimed to be due and unpaid, on said mortgage and Ui« lomd aci-otupanylns the same st the date ot this zsu — ------- notice tbe sum of three hundred and sewn and fifty cents tor principal and interest, Barn, Me., March 27.-John Welch, tbe dollar* and no suit or-prowedlng* at law or in equity evangelist, who ha» lawn holding revivals havlnjt l*en taken to collect the Mine or any at North Bath, is wanted by the police for Vying to sell in Brunswick a livery team ^ow. therefore, notice I* hereby given that by virtue of tlie power of sale In said mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided on Uio twentv-clghUi day of May, A. Kx-Pre.l.lcnt Arthur's Condition. 1). UM, at nine o'clock In lhe forenoon, al the Nkw Yom, March 2d—Ex-President Ar­ north front door of tbe Barry County Court thur's friends are urtnng him t> take n trip House In the City of Hastings. Barry County. that being the plaae of holding the to Europa Hu health is quite precarious, Michigan, Circuit Court tor the County of Barey. where and it is thought that an ocean voyage would said promises are situated, there will be sold al public auction or vendue to the highest bidder, the premise* dMcril-ed in said wwrtgatte to pay and satisfy the amount due thereon with Inter­ est nt ten per cent. per annum, and the eo«ta MaxviLLK, Canada, March 27.—Small..........nlinunut hv lorncy ire ui uisreu uuiuun Ineliidlue an at- and ns provided for In said mortgage, said premises being described in said mortgage as ___________ . Omakx, NeU, March Si.-Tbo Burt county tragedy wu ended during Sunday night by ...__ n— I—-n anrt ahraitiuC tho do»several THE MARKETS. r1st quarter of section twenty-ooeta towiraliin —— — —- — crowd of about two hundred men for forty F. HINMAN. Mortgagee. F. M. WADLEIGH, Attorney for Mortrogee. to work torus nt their own homes. *7 to»lopcrwrekcanbe LADIEA •11? made; no canyaa» o<: fascinating and wanted Farm Machinery of All Kinds. Call Tel! MESSER BROS THE best 1 FURNACE MADE And therefore the cheapest, is the UH Diving Fine Furnace Its Points of Superiority are: Diving Flues, effecting a great saving, of fuel. Getting • the greatest quantity of neat from a given quantity of 1wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. . Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have butone. This gives . the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ 2naces as a heat producer. has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This much trouble and inconvenience. 3 • It saves to adjust to get a given temperature in a house. 4. Easiest of shell, and castings and radiators; giving surance of long wear and better uniformity of heat 5 .Thickness flues, insuring much more heat than the ordmary horizontal flues. 6■ Perpendicular Those who expect to build houses tbe coming season will save mohey by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, tbe most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at Brooks & Kenfleld’s, mso of WUcootin, nn i eulogies were delivrreJ by Headereon of Iowa, Bragg, Build, Hoiuleroon tf Illinoi* Mayberry of Michigan and other*. Tbe nnoluUoni were adopted and the bo iM adjourned. In' tbe *en ito Fry* reported favorably a bill Appropriating *1,000,000 for. convoying math to foreign countric* in American voa»ei* I Julmund*’ resolution than came up the iiiinatc adjourned. WjunuKOTOx City, March 27.—Hoar introdubod a bill in tbe senate Friday, prothe Cori niton, bam, and the suppoaiLon is that the murderer «u kilted before be could pi io M.. ——- aboided his daad body was found in a itcady employment. Particular*and Nunplrof ;ho work krnt for stamp. Address HOME TVANTED-Ladlea to work for ua at their .'..'’uwa Vv own liomM, 87 to *10 per week ran be quietly made. No Photo painting: no canvaw- L,w«.kun».loa 1-^.rfM.h-d W .nr, «>J toly.~ IraU-te. Th- rarpod- Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of ebst of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. JXTo More ’Wood VIRGINIA Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble to operate, will beat your whole house, give pniformity ot temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for . the house than a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old, it will pay you to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks k Kenffeld’s you can see one in operation. Call in. �I The Hastings Banner. Additional Local Items. WMatiia*: low'lots on Jefferson street As can be seen elsewhere, the repub­ Hawtfngs. Mich.. April 1st. 1886. licans of Hastings township have nom­ inated a most excellent ticket, made up from supervisor to constables of none but representative men. Philip Bur­ gess, the nominee for supervisor, is a man who enjoys the confidence of all XD ITO HIAL NOTES. . who know him; is a thorough, careful Ami now an idea has penetrated the man. and if elected, as we hope he may brain of one of the brightest of green­ be, will serve Hastings township faith­ fully and creditably. back organs, and in consequence of this "Krr" McElwain is now engaged in unusual event, the organ has been out of time for several days. The “idea" an obtuse mathematical problem. was first voiced by none other than the While helping to haul the hose cart Grand Rapids Leader, and is that the to the Are Friday morning he was green backers, democrats and laboring thrown down and run over by the aart. Result*, an injured arm. a bruised face men of this state should relegate to and a 910 pair of pants utterly ruined. Allen G. Thupnan, of Ohio. General He is now endeavoring to elucidate the Weaver, of Iowa, and T. V. Powderly, following problem: Salary of a fireman, of Pennsylvania, the Grand Master 810 per annum, plus the attendant glory, minus a 916 pair pants and bodi­ Workmen of the Knights of Labor, the ly Injury. The amount of the balance task of formulating a platform upon in favor of the first he haa not yet been . which the three organizations named able to determine. \can unite: As we understand the prin­ And the cry went forth: Where, O, ciples of the order, the Knights of La­ where were the city police during the bor is a strictly non-partizan organiza­ street brawl of Wednesday night? tion. This brilliant scheme la but a Rumor, apparently well authenticated, bid for the vote of tbe laboring man. says that Chief Shepard was near by It is too thin and nonsensical for even when the fracas occurred, but upon being informed by one of the partici­ gudgeons to nibble at pants that he bad “better not attempt A cursory glance over the sltwatlon to make any arroita,” the valiant officer fled to tbe engine room, and sought would indicate that the executive board refuge on the sacred, precincts of a of the Knights of Labor have not that lounge. Another officer claimed he organization well in hand, from Che wasn’t going to jeopardize bis chances of a roelection, and possibly sustain fact that Grand Master Powderly, the bodily harm by attempting an arrest. acknowledged bead ot that organiza­ The common council met at the tion, has repeatedly asserted that the council room on Friday evening. The order favored strikes only when all mayor being absent, council adjourned, other means had failed to right the and, accompanied by the city treasurer, wrongs and grievances of workingmen. repaired to the, very pleasant residence In the face of this oft repeated dpclara- of Mayor Chai Welssert for a birthday . tlon the news of labor strikes are daily surprise for his honor. The surprise and often hourly flashed across the was a success, the mkvor not arriving from his store until half an hour after wires. And in a large number of in­ possession had been taken by the visit­ stances these strikes grow out of trivial ors, who meanwhile had enjoyed a occurrences. ^As we have before said, pleasant visit with his family. Shortly in our opinion, workingmen areht pre­ after nine o’clock the guests rat down to a fine collation prepared by their sent in the greatest danger from their boetess, which was followed by cigars pretended friends. Strikes and the and pleasant converse. The city dads boycott oft prove a boomerang to the in due season took their departure, vot­ laborer, returning to inflict serious in­ ing the affair one long to be held In pleasant remembrance. jury upon tbe individuals hurling the For nearly a year back the Journal has lustily howled because of t^e alleg­ An exchange says: As a result of ed extravagance of the present city the effect of free trade in England to­ officials, asserting that the treasury was day men. women and children are depleted, the ward Binds overdrawn, suffering and dying in alisolute destitu­ and the finances of tWclty in a terrible tion. Skinney skeletons in rags are bad state. From the report of the , picked up by the wayside. Full grown finance commltte, published in this Issue, it will be seen that there is a cash ■jMsare hidden away in dark rooms balance in each fund, aggregating because every stitch of their clothing 82,996.20. In addition to the school,bond has been sold to buy food for their little fund which amounts to 80,527.85. Ref­ brothers apd sisters. The world—or erence to the financial statement of the year previous will show that the school that part or it that is not heartlews— bond fund at that time amounted to weeps over the woes of these poor 84^00: an increase of 91,827.85 during wretches. And yet, Carlisle. Morrison the year. At that time the total amount &Co. would, if they could, reduce of cash on hand, less the school bond fund, was 82,r.l2J8, or 8382.32 less than through the agency of free trade Amer­ at the present time. The first ward ican wage earners to the same terrible fund had then been overdrawn 88 cents, and the fire fund.944.56. Now we find level. a bidance in favor of the first want The Journal speaks of “the young fund of 840.83 and of the fire fund and vigorous democrats who are com­ 82G4.24. Surely the city has not suffer­ ing to the front in Michigan!" Yes, ed greatly from a’financial standpoint, at the hands of the present officials, John J. Enright, for Instance. But the oracle of the Journal to the cootrathen, there’s a pastoffice in the per­ S. If it be true, as oft asserted bv ? organ of “economy and reform, spective. you know. If we mistake not. this man Enright but a short time since that the council is controlled by the republican aldermen, thta we ray all stated that the next governor of Michi­ honof to thabusiness capacity of Messrs. gan would l>e a democrat, had already Beamer and Black. But neither these been selected and wonld be acceptable to gentlemen nor the party to which they belong arrogate to themselves the credit democrats and greenbackers. of being able topresent this fine finan­ Possibly the antagonism of the Grand cial showing. The Banner believes in Rapids Eagle and Lansing Republican being fair In all matters, and conse­ quently would accord credit to all the to the Michigan Club may lie induced city officials according to their just de­ by other tlian personal reasons; if so, serts. Sad to relate, however, them are of the the republicans of this neck o' the nffae of woods are not cognizant with it. 'Hie.re Journal and Boss Hicks clique of blatant demagogues. is no occasion for other jiapers attempt­ Card of Thanks.—We render our ing to sow the seeds of discord in the heartfelt thanks to all our neighbors republican ranks. and friends for their assistance during The republicans of Michigan should the. late illness of our daughter ana understand that this is no time, nor Is for their sympathy in our great bereave­ ment. there any occasion, for internal bicker­ MIL AND JIBS. JOHN WICKHAM. ings. the assertion of a few incendiary The meeting of Memphis Rite Ma­ newspapers to the contrary; Loyal re­ sons called for April 7th in this city, is publicans should pull together, and not postponed till June 24th to meet at afford our opponents joy by unseemly Jackson, Mich. M. (V. HIKEH. . jara in our ranks. Manistee Tinies: If thg Knights of Labor only increase in wisdom as they do in numbers—and there is reason to believe they will—their organization will speedily become the strongest and best defender of the mutual interests of labor and capital. Harpers Weekly, the prince of mug­ wumps, rays that the democratic party has thrown a way its advantages and discarded its policy, and that the Presi­ dent’s course has rent, not united, his p«ty__________________ not achieve this imivema! u-qu<moe. The certain tune as aho wraps up the little package; tlK‘ grimy little boy who blacks “yer boots" whistles it as he puts ou tire ■hino; it is in the air, in the streets, in tbe parlor; it is played by German street bands and ground by the street organs; babiee murmur it before they can talk: from Maine to Mexico; but how did it iiegin? and when and where does it end? There is even now a generation which has never heard “Pinafore;" in ten years from now no one will care for the “Pinafore” tlmt drove thin generation half distracted, and the chances arc, should tliat opera be then revived, it would fall flat; its fun would not touch the humor of the day, and tlie young' folks would say: “Dear me, this is decidedly antiquated; Why can't you give us something anmning?” Once upon a time, about a thousand years ago, there was written a song known as “ViDikina and His Dinah." It traveled far and wide, from cottage to ;>alace, by rail and by sea; it was sung in the theatres lietween the acta; as encores at concerts; somebody even wrote a play on the touchingstory; it was whistled uni­ versally, and every undeveloped musical genius in the land sung nothing but “Villikinn." Who knows now where that popular ditty first ■impressed iteelf on the sensitive public ear? Who knows, in­ deed, who wrote it, or by what inspira­ tion he hit on a melody that bewitched millions aa it did. Nobody sings it now, any more tlian he sings “Life on the Ocean Wave," “Ben Bolt," and a doaen other sentimental ballads that had such rogue; yet they ^re unchanged, and quite as fetching in substance as the hour they were written. ~ A song or a tune lias its day, and cun never be resus­ citated. The first person who whiatltd it into notice is lost in obscurity, and more singular yet. he who was the last to whistle it can never be discovered. Who is the tmui Unit finally burire tho This view of the life of a song is dis­ tracting. Yesterday tho classic “Bee­ Saw" permeated society, to-day't is -?it Willow," to-morrow—well, to-morrow's tune is unborn, but, as sure as the sun rises over Park street steeple, it will be here when it is wanted. Probably at this moment some poor devil in a back street in Ixmdon is covering music paper with the notes of a tune for Uie music luill favorite to beguile a rough, uncritical crowd. It is wretched stuff, but it has “go," and go sends most any trash headlong into dangerous popu­ larity. It catches on like a leech to the public’s tympanum, and, after one or two nights, it will be carried awuj bodily. What is sung with success in the London music hall ascends with case to the pole of good society. The higher type—Gilbert and Sullivan songs—have bewitched nations, but if the readers of to-day live twenty years, their children will aak them w’ho were this Gilbert and Sullivan, and nothing will induce them to believe those oldfashionotl things were ever thought droll and amusing. “That ever conmderud fafenaring! Why, my d*or sir, you must bo mistaken. How uninteresting it is. Don't yon nee wo have outgrown all sue!) rusty twaddle." In its day, “The Beggar's Opera" took Ixmdon town by storm. London society lost its head in admiration of this new departure; its music, ita singers; but let any rtckleM theatrical manager of to-day place on his stage tliHt once popular “musical innova­ tion." in all the glory of modem dress, and ho would be beggared an well as Polly. “I can not sing tho old song" warbles the tired world. No. you can’t; that is the unblemished truth.—Bor. Bos­ ton Herold. A physician friend of mine called my attention to an account of a recent at­ tempt to observe in tbe retina uf a mur­ dered girl's eye Ute image of her un­ known slayer. He laughed and said: “It is all nonsense to expect that this tiling can be done. I have known of n dozen experiments, all of which failed from Ute very nature of the thing. All there is to it i« this: The brilliant coat of tlw retina lias a color dufe to what is known as visual purple, and this color is Lueky Star cjiar are Long Havana tiller. J. to some extent visibly impressed by light. When in college we tried a care­ ful experiment on a horse. We gave the a poll ot 310 votes. anima! atropine and placed a negative of I the frails of itho revival nt Ionia. my own photograph over ita eye. It was then kejA in a dark room for six UeMWUinui iXiisbrture. * hours. Tlds wa# followed by exposing The dnuuroen state convention «H> be held the retina to the picture in broad day­ light for a few momenta. The result little rlri named Mlrm Mi>nafchaii consisted of three dark patchre repre­ , la said to hart- hydrophobia. senting my chin, nose, and forol««L It was an alvolnte failure as far as produc­ DIED. ing nrecognlxahk- likeness ta concerned. A Card to the Public. I have received the follow­ ing letter from Washington, which explains itself: Has an Elegant Stock of SIGNAL 0FF1CB. War Department, WathingtonCttv, March 19th, 1886. Jfr. John Beumer, P. O. Drawer A o. /«. Hatting*, Michigan. Dear Sir': I have the honor to inform gov that I am now prepared to authorise the telegraphing e/the indications at gonemment earpeiute. * IfvouttUlharethe w*uary.,flagt, and detire the special predictions and cold wave warnings, and will notify me at once tf these facts, instruc­ tions will be tamed to have them telegraphed to you al the expense this serivet. ■ I am. r»ry nspecffully. Clothing&Furnishing Goods For the Spring Trade. He is the exclusive dealer in u.. , brated failSr-Made J. C. 4 CO. CLOTHING. The NoM'S Best Made, Best Fitting Suita known to the trade, Brig, and Bet. Maj. Gen’l. Chi^fSignal Ofioer, U.S.A. From now an I will have the woathpr predictions daily except Sunday, per telegraph. I have also bought two Btandanl thermometers, which have been tested at the Washington signal full tine of Mens,’ Youth’s Boys and Childr.Saia. office as to their correctness. Besides mison Bra,: Cekirjto Stia, this, I have bought a fine Holostedck ba­ rometer, which shows the state of the weather. All of these instruments are displayed in front of my store for the benefit of the public. I also will port the predictions in writting on a bulletin board in front of my store. To explain the flags hoisted dally, I have cards which will l>e given free to any one A good Men's Suit for............. .............................. - 83 60; others sell fer K « who will call at my Store. A good Men’s Worsted Suit for...................... • " na A good All-Wool Men's Suit for .................... IM Fine White Drees Shirt, unlaundried, for.. Good Style Man's Hat for............... ,................. M Men's Working Pasta, for......... ............................................. j©.’ Men's Overalls........................................................................... 4q. OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. From a Wstertory to the Flnrot ItoUd Held. Watches Jewelry, Id Groot Variety. CLOCKS, From all the leading tactoriro. SILVERWARE, In all style*. SPECTACLES, Having no rent to pay, running my store on the lightest er pense of any in the city, buying and selling goods for rash, 1 can make prices on any line of goods cheaper than any other dealer. Yon can get better value for yonr money of roe than of any other dealer. . To nt any Eye. and a coupkte stock of Musical Goods. I wlU furnish any piece at SHEET MUSIC or MUSIC BOOK ou short notice. Cl also buy CIU> G0U> AND SILVER. JOBS BESSMER, Us Jeweler. R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier, THIS MEANS Delimit havlim been made In thr ctwllUous <',rlf1ln,Ino'5<**’’ m“d*' *Dd rxertrted by W iItlamH. Jewell ami Xjnanrat U Jewrfl IiZ — ..w.. . r...nKU >u MW VI Ulf Her mofmortaaKeoopaaekx si,; mo^ ■to(i«oU>otMn^at>4 SSM2 fnw. Mir mu>v n-nuun uni and hi arreara tor th- .pw cl thirty dara. (Successor to Brooks A Cook,) Hereby announces that he has a complete line of Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed. ,jS5WiSEIS' “ wtrsi“Jll Of these goods is unsurpassed. I buy THE BEST: and i find Ire m to U>“vihoie U^oTSTr,0??' that the best goods are what people want. Tile QviEintity Of goods you get for SI.00, or any money, at iny store cannot be surpassed .in Barry County. Light expenses enable me to sell as cheap,as any concern in Hastings. I can aii'l will <^u’ plicate any prices you can obtain in Bar.ry County on any WICKHAM In Carttoii. Mareh zah. me, K»tie. •Uughtcr John and Mary Wickham, or ms- It must be a groat relief to the green­ backers and demnerates to l« informed by the Journal that Br'er Dennis favors • uu me ana fusion: for if hfi didn't the deuce yrould My em happiness was full; my joy wonts ranbe to pay and no pitch hot. not tell. . And I Nmri the ulorion* (liver, vriiodoetb all thlBja wen. The rgpublicans can congratulate theinselvife that they are not a fusion party, and that in our caucuses no She aati’ke in my uncanrious heart u wiw idoia•■conference’’ committees are to be apau earthly shrine, lured by some . pointed. The great strike on the southern rail­ ways is at an end. . The advantages, if any. gained by the -workingmen, are not popular. Everybody rings and whiatten that song because it has a tune? Not In the presence of their uuwtens tho English rw-o-iuita maintain a m.inner tlmt may almost lie said to lw refined. It is quint and subdued; too oboequiou* Jw- nil rlitw ceruuu i.hhn-. ,7/n..-Xi, J . i:iTv- “ hapetomjit the democratic idea, but otlwnvhw unobjectionable. This man­ ner, however, I swpect is something like the livery, put on for their suiwrioni. and laid aside as won as they alone. In many <dd famdios there still lingers among the retainer* an attachment for Huwo they serve, a fidelity and devotion ihM r»n tauUl hriiig. PCTEB CROSBY, Mortorer. ore returned by a protection and interest quality or quantity of goods. do sell I do wot sell ( leap gwis. hut I Good Goods Cheap! OUR SPECIALTIES: Best 50 cent Tea in Hastings. Best Coffee for the money in the city. No 1 Sugar—no adulterated goods. - • -«nwuu> ou noth sides as sincere, and loyal, if not as Tamil- Yon are invited to call in and inspect goods and Far-off Kansas has invented n subrtitute for the insanity plea for crimi­ nals. Somnambuhsm is the word. J. //, HfMJMT d Hare taken !»• lu>pe«Uw drancmlc p.rty I. wourol ta lh. mm report, ot Uw Ins Respectfully, Boriin mm,turn for |3,000. ' want jonr trade, and will give you the prices and goods i° get it �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS.THURSDAY. APRIL 1,1*86. Local Advertising Rates: Ed-uifM Locals, a cent* per Una JzK-als. ns cento per line. (Ihiuuuy NoUa*. 5 cento per line. c.tnb of Thanks, lo cents per line. MurUUte and Deitfli notkee free. . All (lotices for Entertainments for profit of ta­ ' iv Iduals <>r orsanlzailou. except for charitable twnevolent purposes, will be charged for at >1 rates. rpi THE TEACHERS’ CLASS. j.have a Large Slock of Cloclis! Teacbera. which I will sell VERY CHEAP: 1 also keep In stock tbe WATERBURY WATCHER. They make a very nice time-piece inr te.ichtra, and are easy to carry. Fine Stock of Jeu*lry,<i.-c. Hr;we look my stock over before purchasing •Ivwhere. m>1 table for School JOHN BESSMKB, Jeveler. Local News. CAUCUS NOTICES. " Republican caucuses will be held, for the puru -e .if nominating township officers, at tbe foL !n«rtng place* mid dates: linra. Ai Hope Center xtore. Wednesday. March 31st. at 1 o’clock p. tn., sharp. aoiurnowx. . At Martin Miller's, on Friday. April 3d. 1888. at : o'clock, p. m. • HVTLANn ' At the Town House. Saturday1. April 3rd. at tob’rlMk a. in. j ’ MAfLKGliOVK. . At Maple Grove Center. Thursday, April 1st. at ■: ofclock p. m. . KARBY. At Thompson Halt Thursday. April 1st. at 5 I- in. CARBION. At tlie ('"filer. Friday. April 2d. at 2 p. tn. IB VINO. lx Ai Towii House. Friday, April Sd, at 2 p. tn. YANKKX Kl’MINUH. A' rtie Finery school bouse, Friday, April 2d. at;» a. m. HALTIMOHK. .1 At Allen Green'll house. Saturday. April 3rd. p. TO. ,If you are In need of anything in the Clothing or Furnishing Good* line call on E. W. Morrell A Co., who carry the beet -elected stork In the city. WANTED 1,000 *aned tie*. 6x10, nine fret long. Bentley Urns. & Wilkin*. see K. W< Morrell A Co’s 7S c. Cottonade pauu X.7' I have «evcral thousand dollar* to loan on good real ratata- security nt reasonable rates. Those wishing to borrow will Hud >> In their advantage to'eall and Seo me. CHAS, H. BAI ER . Hastings. March 33, INSO. I . W. Morrell X Co. liavejnst secured a full line of childrens suits. VFoi'R hundred persons patronize the city school library. There are about ltS00 volumes In the Ubnury. PERSONALMENTION. , Auction.—Mrs. Julia Altoft and Fred Miller Suudayed with Jackson Edward Green, having purchased from H. Marble tbe tatters stock of milch Newton House is friends. bang rapidly pushed forward. A good­ Mrs. N. T. Parker is confined to her cows, and also his milk route, find they ly portion of the frame is already up. bed by Illness. have a surplus of stock,. and will dis­ Miss Minnie Cook has returned to pose of a number ot milch cows, besides oth$r stock and farm tools at auction, Grand Rapid*. Saturday, April 10th, commencing at 10 Fred KenBeld, of Grand Rapids, is a. m. For further particulars see bills. * home on a visit. The Caledonia News improves with Sylvester Greusel, manager of each laaue. Bro. Saundds £ (Swerving Charles Wardell visited at Grand the Engine and Iron Works, is a gentle­ of 111 x>rd support at the hands of the Rapids last week. man of versatile talents, but when ear­ people of Caledonia and vicinity. , Mrs. C. G. Holbrook is in a very pre­ nestly solicited to take the stump for At ,jn» teachers’ examination in: carious condition. each evening of the present weekm the this city T riday and Saturday tlie full I Gilbert Yates, of Ionia, Is visiting prohibition cause, he was forced to board of examiners were present. friends tn this city. plead prior engagements. Sylvester is There were 180 candidates present. after the scalp of L. E. Stauffer, who C. M. Putnam, of Nashville, was on he claims put up the Job, and sent an ' Friends of tho Banner will confer a our streets Monday. innocent guy to secure his services. favor by transmitting at the earliest Miss Celia Ensign is clerking at possible moment the result of the elec­ Tur trial of“Harry McDowell, Goodyear & Barnes’. tion in their respective townships. charged with manslaughter in connec­ . ^.r' ^annClyde, Ohio, returned d,» •" “>« to hbi home Tuesday. tion with the death of Sylvia Sawdy, M. L. S.,8^ and highly appropriate exerciae»,_ consisting ot recitations, declama­ JEewis Stern went to New York Mon­ from the results of an abortion, closed at Grand Rapids Friday, reuniting in a tions and Bible readings were given. day, to purchase goods. verdlatof guilty. McDowell is a com­ .Miles Main has exchanged his resi­ Mrs. Solon Bentley has returned from mercial traveler, and Miss Sawdy was a dence property on Green ctreet with D. a visit to Grand Rapids. former resident of Woodland, in conse­ W. Rcgerafor his 40 acre farm four quence of which many Barry county Dr. Uriah Upjohn was in the city a peonle have felt a deep interest in the miles north of the city, on the Freeport portion of the past week. Jacob Maus, of Grand Rapids, SunWarm sugar social at Armory hall Tuesday evening April 6th. Special dayed with, relatives here. imitation to all ■ soldiers and sons of Mrs. W. D. Hayes will spend the _ and .... ■ invited . ... veterans, their families coming summer in Colorado. friends. L. N. Mosher, of Lacey, was among A. G. 81'auldikg & Bros, will please the Banner’s Saturday callers. accept our thanks for a copy of that M. Jordan, of Middleville, paid the valuable annual* Spaulding’s Base Ball Guide for 1886. This ta the official county metropolis a visit Tuesday. league look. Will Moore is home on vacation from the business college of Grand Rapids. have luade arrangements with Richard Free for seed corn, and Mrs. H. DeGoliii. of Middleville, those who wish to buy of him, are re­ spent Sunday with friends in this city. quested to aill soon, as the supply is Dr. Upjohn and Mrs. Marne Beamer getting short. and child are visiting friends in Kala­ Asfaragras has shown up in the mazoo. market. Uncle John Kvagle brought Mr. and Mrs. Dickason, of Grand some floe specimens of this favorite the a P°rtIon-of vegetable to Smith. Hams & VanAr- lss?*R’k man Monday. < ^Aibert Eydeshymer and Dora Ken­ G. G. Spaulding has Just added a nedy are home on vacation from the fine office counter to the interior fur- University. . tureof his store. Messrs. Spaulding A Roberts now have one of the neatest Senator Carveth and famiiy, of Mid­ dleville, are at Hastings, Neb., for a salesrooms in the city. few weeks. Send orders for ejection tickets to Miss Flora Hendershott, student at this office promptly after the caucusee are held. With our exceptional facili­ the University, Is spending the vacation ties for doing this work rapidly, we can in this city. till orders nearly as fast as received. Miss Drusie Hale, a Banner typo, is Thursday night last tbe cellar of confined to the house with an attack of Smith, Hams & Van Arman was brpken the German measles. into. The thieves finding nothing to z The Misses Mena Mudge and Stella their liking, attempted to effect-an en­ Heath, students at Albion college, are trance into the store, but were unsuc­ spending their vacation at home. cessful. f Among the Banner callers Monday were Geo. Marr, of Hickory Corners, Another criminal suit in which the and John A. Lee and cousin, of Wood­ legal fledglings will take part is on the land. tapis. It is rumored that Frank Pan­ Miss Lizzie Kettles, of Centralia, HL, coast has committed a heinous crime grand-daughter of Mrs. John Miller, of for which he will be tried by a Jury of this city, will make her home with the bls peei s. latter. ■ Emmanuel Episcopal church lervic- ht^A. J. Bowne and family returned es next Sunday; Holy Communion at from the south Tuesday. They are at 9 a.m. Morning Prayer, Litany and present domidled at the Hasting* House. sermon at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school | at 12 m. Evening prayer and' sermon v\Rev. Henry and family have arrived m the city. Mr. Henry has entered upon his duties as rector of EmmanuNotice of quarterly meeting services iu church. at the Crosby school house will be Dr. Peckham and N. Brayton, ot found in the Rutland correspondence. Freeport, were in the eity Monday eve­ Love feast at 9 JO a. in. Sunday, follow­ ning en route to Grand Rapids. The ed by preaching and sacramental ser­ latter is convalescing from a long illvice at 10 JO. |J. H. BEAMER & CO. OFFER 10 fl>8. Best Granulated Sugar for 4 “ Best Carolina Rice for 4 “ Best Butter Crackers for 5 “ New Chicken Mackeral foT 2 “. Best Smoked Halibut for 2 “ Best Cooking Raisins for . 4 “ Best Turkish Prunes for 3 bars French Process Soap for 7 bars Kirk’s Soap—a bargain—fdt 5 fl»s. Best Gloss Starch for . 1 Royal Baking Powder for 1 “ Coral Baking Powder for 1 “ Centennial Baking Powder for 26 boxes Matches, (300ds) for 1 lb. Spear Head Plug Tobacco for 1 “ Spy Plug Tobacco for 1 ‘4 Grit Plug Tobacco for 1 Sweet Cuba Fine Cut for 1 “ Jumbo. Fine Cut Tobacco for 4 lbs. Mixed Bird Seed for 2 “ Choice Roasted Coffee for 2 “ Best Green Rio Coffee for 1 ib. Best Mixed Candy for 1 “ Best Horehound Candy for 1 “ Best Cream Candy for 6 tbs. Choice Japan Tea Dust for 3 “ Choice Japan Tea for 25 “ Beet Roller Flour for City Caucus.—The. republicans of Hastings City will hold their ward cau­ cuses on Thursday evening, of this week at 7 o’clock at the following Slaces: 1st ward, Jordan's wagon shop; d ward, Adam Tinkler’s house; 3d ward. Council room; 4th ward. Court House. The republican caucus for the nomination of dty officers will be held at the Court room Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Let all attend. One day last week, as C. W. Jones .was going into the blacksmith shop of J. Rich, the latter’s dog took occasion to go for the meek and lowly Chas. Wesley, and inserted his teeth into his flesh, besides removing the major por­ tion of one pants' leg. Charley says he had one pant left, so it wasn’t so bad after all. A dog with such keen dis­ cernment is a prize, and Mr. Rich promptly raised the price of him $50. Hoodlumism Is evidently rampant at Charlotte. Monday night the Salva­ tion Army barracks of that dty were blown up with dynamite by the slums. A few evenings before, two targe stones were hurled through the parlor win­ dows of a private residence, evidently aimed at the occupants of the room, a niad and his wife. The gentlemau had been one of the foremost to de­ nounce the hoodlums for disturbing Salvation Army meetings. D. W. Rogers has become thorough­ ly convinced that advertising in the Banner pays. Two weeks ago he or­ dered a local in this paper offering to exchange a 40 acre farm for dty prop­ erty. Mr. Rogers ordered the ad. out after the first insertion, stating as a reason therefor that the responses were so numerous that ho saw no use of fur­ ther advertising. As the result of a few dimes judiciously invested in print­ ers ink two gentlemen have made an exchang^to their mutual advantage. 70c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 50c 25c 15c 25c 40c aoc 45c 35c 25c 25c 25c 10c 10c 25c SI 00 1 00 60 Be Sure and get our Prices on Wooden War e Before You Buy. We are Headquarters for Garden Seeds. We have^the Largest and Best Assortment of Crockery and Glassware ever shown in Barry County. > Remember we are the Ohly Strictly Cash Grocery and Crockery House in Hastings. Yours Respectfully. J. H. Beamer & Co. H. A. Goodyear & Sons, Following is the ticket placed in nomination by the republicans of Hast­ ings township: . Supervisor—Philip W. Burgess? s«r E, W. Morrell A Co's 10 «-. shirt. Clerk—Hale Kenyon. Treasurer—Daniel E. Birdsall. CKDAK HU ING L ES. Justloe—Orville C. Barnum. We have put inn stock of elear and No. Highway Com.—Ilarison HiMnger. - < e-lur. It is well knowto that u cedar School Inspector—Chas. A. Gaskill. I AGENTS FOR THE rno< wilt last twice a* long as pine. Mr. J. L. Strelitsky, agent for the, Mr. Barlow, a member of the Gales­ Drain Com.—John A. Snyder. BENTLEY RROILX WILKINS. Constables—Chas. Bidelman. George Roper <S Baxter Cigar Co., of Chicago, burg windmill company, was the guest E, Bauer, Scott McIntosh. Jesse Erb.. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson a portion E. W. Morrell X Co's tintaundred has made arrangements with J. II. The ticket is an exceptionally strong of the past week. white shirt nt 3S c. Beamer A Co., the live grocers, so that one, and .should be elected. ' NOTICE TO TKEHl’ASSERN. ' the latter are now sole agents for the E. Y. Hogle and Chas. H. Bauer have ix-rn sort o’ invalids this week. TheJntNoih-e is hereby given that any person celebrated Lucky Star Cigar. Talk about republican rings! A ter looked as though he had been in a very small coterie of “reformers"—who fuiiud trespassing upon die property "Many were called, but few were pugilistic encounter, but he lays the known as the Bartley MI11L Property by wish to i>e reformed idto office—are Intrrf.-i lug with tlie nrfll dam, wnter chosen” will doubtless prove true con­ blame to an ulcerated tooth. seeking to control the fusion party of itiursii or In any other miinner, will be cerning the candidates for teachers Sir Knights F. G. Goodyear, A. R. prosecuted and pnalthed. •. certificates in Barry county during the McOibber and Messrs. E. Y. Hogle, N. this city. And what is more, they’ll A. E. HEN ASTON. Eresent year. Thu board is endeavoring T. Parker and P. T. Colgrove witnessed do It, too. Already their state of nomi­ nees for the city ticket ta completed, Agent fur ow ner of said property. > raise th^grade of teachers. the exhibition drill of Jackson Knights .-.nd the iusionists will, be obliged to ‘•'er E. W. Morrell X Co s 80 e. overall. ' Rank and File, the great millitary Templar at Charlotte Wednesday even­ take the medicine already prepared for ing. them by less than half a dozen individ­ drama at Union Hall, on April: 14, 15, Don’t forget to register. Saturday. 16,17th. Let the “Rank and File” of the t/In speaking of tlie ixind consort giv- uals. The demo, ratic part of the ag­ rn at Middleville Tuesday evening cf gregation will receive Just what the Morse E. Nevens is now moving in­ public be at Union Hall to see a fine last week, the Republican says: “A greentaickers see fit to acceed them,and military drama and help swell the most pleasing part of the exercises was no more. i'• his new quartets. relief fund of Fitzgerald Post, G. A.. R. H vocal solo by Miss Stella ‘Wheeler, of The patent right fever is becoming I Our little contemporary in the rear The alarm of fire Friday morning Hastings,Xbo sang the second time in ••pidciuie in this city. responseT.0 repeated encoring.” ‘ ofthelmnk has broken loose, and ta Also the BRYAN Na 12 and 81, both Iron and Wood Beam Plows. An item of startling import: "The was promptly respondal to by oar citi­ running wild—metaphorically speaking, The great strike on the western rail ­ zens. It was occasioned byithe roof of political P^t is toiling." roads has affected two former Hastings of course. He speaks of the Banner Three I lows combine Strength, Durability and Ease of Handling. See them i^rtiE Goodyear block is to be compiet- Jas. Tomlinson’s house taking fire. voung ladles. Misses Ida Tinkler and favoring water works a year ago. Not before you buy. The fire was extinguished by the “pail Genie Brown. They arrived safely at so fast, kind sir; there’s a difference <■<1 bythe middle of August. brigade "of Bentley’s imill. previous to their new Kansas home, Ellsworth, but ’atween us of a year. Two years ago It i- rumored that another daily pa- the arrival of Boss Shephard and the their stock of milliner}' goods cannot the Banner favored the bonding of l*r is.to be started at Jackson. ' soda fountain. , reach them owing to the Krike. r <the city for water works. And please We have the Largest and Bret Stock In Barry County. Get our Prices. Read all thu ads in this issue. ’There A friend of the Banner at Climax. do । not lose sight of the fact that at When Boss Hicks cannot use the time it was thought that a Dew are tujiny new announcements. Mich„ writes as follows concerning a that 1 laboring men’s votes to suit his wishes well known Barry Co. boy: railroad was an assumed fact. Since -I'UIn Woodbuff will work the Z. he calls them “riff-raff and Hood wood," • Mr. C. H. Hoyt, of Rutland, has Just then, oodyear ons however, the people of Hastings 1 ii. Hoyt farm in-Rutland this year. become paint ully aware that they 1 as he did two years ago. Now that be closed a very successful school of two have without foundation. Hence Mouse Nevins has a large invoice of wants them to further his own selfish terms at Climax. He has that happy buiided I change of front relative to water 1 goods on the road for his new store. schemes, he is patting them on the qualification of awakening enthusiasm the on the part of a large majority in his pupils and keeping them inter- works ■ Work .men are engaged in making the back. Hicks w the laboring mans ested to the end. His manner of teach- of 1 our citizens. We advise the Demo­ friend(?) you know. excavation for the new opera house. crat to hereafter attend strictly to the ing is novel and his tact and patience i matter of recording births-even though Quarterly Toeeting at the M. E. seem to lie without limit, I am proud 1 Tin: Eaton Rapids Herald has been I make premature announcements-^© cnbirgix! from 5 to a fl-column quarto­ church next Sunday. Love feast at 9 that old Barrv can send out such edu- it the exclusion of matters requiring eators from among her young men. 1 '. Mu. E. Cannon is making radical o'clock a. m., preaching services at the Mr. Hoyt has won a warm place m the 1research into the history of our city for improvements on his dwelling in the usual hour. Ref.'J. 1. Buell, presiding hearts, not only of his pupils but of the the past two years. I fourth ward. elder, will preach Sunday evening, ami dommuuity at large. The school board A yoi:ng man mimed Miller, resident The ‘ T. C, <fc Co." clothing is made Rev. Hunsberger’s lecture on “False r ould hHve been glad to have kept him Claims” will be postponed till the suc­ longer. 1of Rutland, but who spends a largo i-rhcrvii-as well as style. See the ceeding Sunday evening. portion of his time in this city, several vrtisement. , ' Northern Grown Seeds.—Farm- days i since enticed an orphan girl 14 or The many Michigan friends of Tin; Kids are sharpening spears, 15 years of age named Whitright from piichlorks. etc., prupartory for the har- Hannaii. wife of E. F. Brown. wUl be ers. gardnera and others us|ng seeds, the residence of her uncle and aunt Mr. ire you aware that there is a well stock( ■. <'st ol suckers, . and Mrs. Whitright, of Rutland. The .pained to learn of her death, which oc­ tid sax d store near you, where you can retativw; ■ of the girl becoming anxious ' L .Mau- hits purchased, of curred of pneumonia, at their home in buy all kinds of garden, field hnd flower about . her, endeavored to learn of her •"•r>'mt-Smith the hitter’s residence iu Oxford. Uorids. on the Ifltb invt. She needs, as well as garden tools and implowherealioiits. zV young man, her cousiu, the fourth ward. . leaves a husband and .three small riiente? These seeds are of northern meeting ; Miller on tho streets of this Fredrick Hotchkiss is movjng his Children, the youngest a babe but a few growth and tested and true. Try them. city । endmvored to learn from him as to Send for. catalogue. Address. H. W. where the girl was. For an answer HRx.-k :>i goods to his new location, with weeks old, to mourn her death. a. i:. MeOtnber. Miller knocked him down. The WhltVXeootiations are pending looking Landreth, Battle Creek, Mich. W>4lton. he of insurance fume, occu- to the building of a Knights of Pythias ’ Darius Heath was landed in the righta then sought the advioe of the Srosix'utor, who called upon the sheriff pus a port ion of the space of the inside hull over the Goodyear blocky Can judicial net Thursday morning. Dry : > aid him. Sheriff Long soon found pages of thW issue. thev secure favorable terms, the Knights hadn't had a spree for several days, and ;Miller, who said he “didnl have to tell Morse Nevins will place on. his will undoubtedly build a third story on Wednesday night he proponed to make where the girl was.” The Sheriff then slielves the finest stock ot dry goods the block, thus making them a Castle up for lost time. He was right on the 1took him to the prorerutor, who made Hall 44x80 feet Should this be done, fight and roamed up and down the him-go with thesimiiff and get the evi-rhi ught to this city. I the new Nock will be sd ornament to <re»ts uttering oaths and indulging in ।girl, Who professed Atreme penitence w .’ nd now there' is a little light on her rash conduct and returned with obssenc language, with no offiser to for : sty-eta these dark nights, the city the city. her relatives to her home. It is such Hn.intliniDg six street lamps. Elsewheke we have spoken of the molest or make him afraid. He was 1casct. as this that makes one almost ad voarrested Thursday and arraigned before 1 the whipping as 30 lashes well Li ri>-v<-ry republican go to the polls splendid financial standing of the pres­ Justice Greenfield, who assessed a fine cate ' on woukl have asslutory affect up­ '•any aionday morning, and work for ent city administration. We omitted uf 82f.‘ and coets. amoanting to $4.45, or laid ; on such crearnree as Miller, who boasta the puAcess of the entire ticket. to say however what ought toAave in default thereof three months in tbe • Ftt»eiuld Post Gt A. IL is one of been sahl, that there was last xW-no Detroit House of Correction. The fine the mpst nourishing organizations in increase of city taxes, except fo> the was paid. Doubtless, bad not Heath s deficient In providing for the adequate the state. Saturday evening last five fire fund, which fund was in debt last family t>een sick and in destitute cir­1 punishment of such .1 crime as this man ...... were mustered in. and the year and thus necessitated a slightly cumstances he would have been more UevideaUy guilty of. March lOtb, 1886. . severely dealt with. 1 ineiuUrship is now 180. increased tax. WANTED A <m'oiu!,hsnd light horso-powar, as soon •»» possible. Inquire of ACKERSON A- HAYES. Bryan Star Chilled Plows. Builders Hardware! H. A. G ]y[ONE & S . SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will Until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before: and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! Smtli OmAiw �to conus wurarosiMJ: con. t - - -r>' ■“1 CwuilwM, I-' -I— U’ i m/r, ,«!.«-■ " •>«« S *' nih.71 ~„ilu ih. > W “ “•tt • “*•’ D"“1?., JUAim. or S.ul> .Vi«« “f"*- “ “ “1 now to take a run over to Paris, where allI .re U> pl -bl"1 ihev die. Duluth, to be sure, has not; rcaliiol those splendid dreams of com­ mercial supremacy so eloquently prophe­ sied, by Proctor Knott in his famous speech, iu Congress years ago, but still it is young and baa plunty of lime to grow. Jost M w. D. HoweWs “Wedding Journey" has marked out a beaten track for voung- couples in their honeymoon, down ihe St. Lawrence, up the Saguenay, through Montreal and Quebec and home again, a novelist is wanted to paint the glorita of the lakes, their connecting rivers1 and the many beautiful cities'that.look out upon the waters; Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit, and of these Detroit is the। 'atirartive ciliei in the Wat, and the tour­ ist will want to stop off here for a little while. If he dow, perhapahemay chance to tiroil into Franklin street, where, at No. 217, Mr. E. G. Richards has the oflice of his planing mill and box factory, and peril*p< the gentle tourist may happen to nice* Mr. Richards and the conversation, as it often doe*, may turn upon the rjmey cvihi and weaktieaeee that flesh is heir to. It ail this comes to pax, Mr. Richards may tell him this story of his recovery from neuralgia as he told it to a retail visitor: I had had it for several yean, and the attacks were most violent. At last they became so frequent dial they were almost daily occurrences. AU my efforts to ob­ tain anything like a permanent cure were fruitle*'. I would sometimes gel tempo­ rary reliefby resorting to hot applications, but the neuralgia would come right back again. I had used almost every remedy I could hear of, and had also had physicians to prescribe for me, but none of these did me any good. I have probably spent two hundred dollara in various ways without, • any benefit wMtever. "Athlophoroe took hold of the disease। quickly and I got relief in the first two aoaes. Three bottles effected a perfect. cure. 1 have some in the house now and shall certainly always keep some, as it is1 worth its price, if it did no mors than give me relief. Whether it has cured me per-' mancnlly I cannot say, but I do know that, at the time I Iwnn Using it I was suffer­ ing intensely, and that-within three months1 (from tho day I stopped taking it to, this) 1 have not fell a particle of neu­. ralgia. It was Mr. Blair, the train dis­ patcher at the Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad, who recommended me to use Athlophoros after he had tried it and cured himself of a very severe case of ion* standing." If the gentle tourist still doubts the ef­ ficiency of Athlophoros to do what Is claim­ ed for it, let him call upon Mr. Blair, who will most willing add hits testimony to that of Mr. Richards in support of the sover­ eign remedy's curative powers. V J00 ?"no* ATHionioaos of jour drug- BTATzmws. tnexura, Aldrich * Phillipa, the new prison contractors, have opened their shop. They employ sixty convicts. The building and saving association of Kalamazoo has upward AGO members. representing stock to the amount df 81WXB0. The Flint blues have recently made several additions to,their membership, and expect to be in fine shape for the encampment. An English Judge Baid:—-Prisoner at the bar, God gave you health and strength. Instead -of which you go alwut stealing cows.” A Knlamaxoo woman being told, while in church, that a divorce bad been granted her, began to slug at the top or her voice, “Mv country, ’tis of thee, sweet land of liberty!** -C-c-c-can that p-p-p-parrot talk?" asked a stuttering man of u Garman. “Suppose he no talk so mocho better as Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlisle, at that what you talk, 1 chop he dam head Sparta, have in the post two weeks bur­ off." ied five of their six children. All died “Some wretched being," says the New of diphtheria. York Graphic, “claims that euchre was Howell Republican: It is estimated played in old times because the Levite that upwards of 8100,000 has already liassed and the Samaritan assisted when been invested in bohemian oats in Liv- .the poor man couldn’t go it alone." ingstou county. A ten-year old Rochester boy, while Joseph Duckett is the oldest convict in the cars en route for Troy the other in the state prison at Jackson. He was day, became hungry about 11 o’clock, sent from Sanilac county April 30,1858, and was making rapid inroads od a for life, on a sentence of murder. bountiful lunch that had been provided Rev. W. H. Thompson, pastor of the for him, when a gentleman was moved M. E. church at Charlotte, is preparing to remark, “My boy, if you eat much for publication a 5O-page phamphlet on now you won’t have any appetite for the subject of capital punishment your dinner.” To which the smart lit­ Levi Arnold, of Plainwell, a breeder tle fellow replied, “Well, I guess if I of Poland China bogs, has received an haven’t any appetite 1 shan’t want any order from Germany for six of his hogs. dinner!" Nothing more could be said. Not stated whether Bismark was con“I want to see one of your clerks suited. . named Green,” said a demure little Thfc annual shearing festival of the woman the other day, as she was stop­ northwestern Michigan sheep associa­ ped in a dry goods store by tbe floor­ walker. “Mr. Green is very busy, tion will be held at the residence of Morris Freeman, Gaines, Kent .county, ma'am.” Yes, but I won't detain him more than a minute." “You’d belter April 15. leave the message with me, ma’am." Three thousand corn planter* have' “Oh! welL then, you may tell him he already been made and sold by tbe need not mind coming up as usual to­ manufacturers at Romeo, and tlie com­ night: I shall be married at least an pany is now busily engaged in another hour before he edn get there."—Detroit 3,000 lot _ — - J*?*** THE ms IN BRIEF. BF18^ strict party Within th., past year more than 20,OH Jews left Rundan Poland fur Ux» United Statea narcotic* ut I 01TO per rein RMoncl inul.. K. A. W. B,<1 wtl* Ua <w»1n, K«. HmUy. « wir. u 1 ihr~ riuiarw. Tn. frl'i nUU™. throaten to fliod blocxl !> fir*lxra4c. Rroin .■’tryV ; .• |laaatali4!ag IK* lower ttuxi buriMxl Sunday night, with nil thu records aS8£S.gCjSl '«wm> m ENOCH ANDRI'S. Mr. And«r»an of Kansas intnxluced a bill in tlie bouse' to create a commission Qf arbitration to arbitrate in cm qL labor strike*. ,. ... Jyrty*** nln ij-ltee doBan, with Intrmt at u>7V. a“£um-4,1,1 N>*N» Xor-J LU?-’*»• V*11 Bllnil»1'.' ’brrralter S M taig year*, tram date. ■ K< Clark’s dry goods store, at Appleton, Wia, Sunday night, tbe lose reaching BIC.3J0, fully covered by insuran a .• The eighteenth gam? ot the chrae contest between .'telnita and Zu.fcerfort, played powerloea ■ Si ZT’JXS-.?., SUNOS’rnd*’ s«lr. In the -_di. b) ,W.?;tnu'Tf now traveling in western Michigan, rvpurta ... > _ ..r «lll Kankakee has a justice who beats them all in the way of doing - up a job ofmatrimonal splicing with neatness and dispatch This is his formula:— punishment o( 2.CMK) teLaa “Have 'orT “Yes." HaveltuT “Y«.” A special meeting of the Supervisors, “Married; 82." of Jackson County , has been called for In Dalkeith was an eccentric char­ Friday, to take inusponsideration the acter named Philip M'Diamond, who Editor Henry Watterson L rapidly re­ transfer of the county fairgrounds to had taken some offence at Norman covering from bl* ilhw.* He proposes to the State Agricultural Society. McLeod, and left off going to the spend the summer in Europe. Ex-Gdrcrnor Hoadly. of Ohio, hsa John Ryan, from Ionia county, Geo church. Dr. McLeod met him and said, McCoy, from Muskegon countv, and “Well, Philip, why don't you come to Theodore Murdock, from Jackson coun­ church now?" “1 disna ken. Sir: I Grace Hubbard, a graduate of tbe Iowa tv, insane convicts, have been removed dinnaken." The Doctor said. “Remem­ from the Jackson prison to the Ionia ber, Philip, there will be no sermon iu university, la employed by tbo United States hell" To which Philip replied, “E|j, government survey in Montana in making asylum for insane criminals. eh, Sir; it’ll no’ be for want of ministers, laud maps, and Rracas tbo profei'io >. Edward Burk, while walking from then!" Scott's Point to Manistique, recently. was attacked by wolves when within xo. tied Tuesday morning, lb? advance offered 2bj miles of tbe latter place. He made that consumptives should lie the least by tho general tuamtgwr being accepted. for the nearest tree, and after waiting apprehensive of their own condition, Jxmdon dispatches state that a desperate for a number of hours was able to re­ while all their friends are urging and' besewhing them to lie more careful sume his journey. about exposure and overdoing. Itinuy runry, in which tbe French were defeated A dispatch from lensing says warn­ be considered one of the most alarming ing will soon be issued by the Board of symptoms, of the dheaae, where the Health against the use of Valencia patient is reckless and will not believe rasins. The box from which A. T. that he is in danger. Reader, if you are Smith, of Pinconning, is supposed to in this condition, do not neglect the have contracted the cholera will be only means of recovery. Avoid expos­ thoroughly examined. ure and fatigue, and use faithfully of A self styled prepbet, Samuel Telhnarck. Smith Bros., of West Bay City, have Dr. Pierce's. “Golden Medical DiwovIt has saved thousands who done a good act which is worthy of ery." emulation. One of their employee were steadily failing. named Hout was badly scalded a few Xlat. we will aeud II exprvu paid, on receipt of Fifteen thousand brook trout have company at Batavia. 1R», was destroyed by we»*ks ago while cleaning a boiler. The been placed in Tamarack creek, near Um — ->—. _ " - . firm have paid the man's wages regular­ Lakeview. ly and also his doctor’s bill. Men bf sedentary habits, students rad^ning on tho thirttafh mov^ ' Miss Carrie Woodruff, of Cassopolis, and professional men need a tonic to Tbe hou« j«.Al tbv In linn apprcprtaMothers! mothers! mothers! Why went to South Bend, Ind., on a visit, invigorate their systems that have tie■will you allow your little darling to and in a spelling match participated in come debilitated by too close application suffer with those horrible worms when i by all the school teachers and news­ to buataeas or from other caium. Rev. paper men of .that dty captured the Geo. W. btalcy. of ShelbyviHe. Ky, a sure remedy is so neur and cheap? Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup first prize. Whereat Cassopolis and suffered ten years from dyspepsia, ann will surely give relief and coats but 25 the rest of Michigan is puffed up with ftt last was compelled to abandon his pride. vocation He was advised to use Mish­ •cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. ler s Herb Bitters. He did so and waa Mrs. John Snyder, living four miles ।cured. The question of moving the county seat of Charlevoix countv from East north of Ionia, was thrown from a bugCharlotte is all broke up over tbe Jordan to Boyne City is making it live­ Eand instantly killed Saturday evenJ. Mrs. Snyder and her two daugh­ lawlessness and disorder in that dty ly for Cbarlevoixitea. ters were on their way home from Ionia 1since the salvation army began its tus­ Credit is due the German wpmen and when their horse ran away, throwing 1sle with the devil It is claimed that Physicians for first using Red Clover them all to the ground. The young an orgtmized mob is at the bottom of a 1 rudicd blossoms as a medicine. Beat results ladles escaped injury. ;movement to drive out the army, even to the burning of their barrack^ CiU- Ubeaded by tM wbeela are obtained when combined with other J ackson papers anno unce that special 1zens are becoming alarmed, and already medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. Relardey. Kwreh ■?. Jones* Red Clover Tonic, which is the urrangementa have been made for .the i attempts have been made to Navigation i. opening up rapidly. .1°* uwho 11,081 mrnbest knotvn remedy for all blood diseas­ accommodation of the grand army en- 1Ji1 ?r the army. Tho dty es, stomach and liver troubles, pimples, rampment to convene there April 21. <est,,ln /Prices will range from 81.00 to 8A50 per 1 authorities are in a quandary over the costl venees, bad breath, piles, ague and malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ day. Private dwellings ana boarding- 1situation, and m a means of checking petite, low spirits, head ache and all dis­ houses will also be liberally thrown ‘disturbances, a reward of 8100 has been offered by the mayor and sheriff for the ease of the kidneys. Price 50 cents, of open during the encampment. Fred Hotchkiss. arrest of any persons met for unlawful badly wounding four others. II. Btinntl is u much exercised farm­ It is reported that J. G. Lee, editor of er of Wayne county, who bought a par­ purposes. W’e should economise at all times, but the Grand Haven News-Journal, will cel of hind two years ago, but settled move his office to Grand Rapids at an on the wrong piece, bunding a house )??K .more re especially esP®f:tally when times are cloae. dose, Hn __ ..thrifty early date. and making improvements. He flncle'^<I_lKsf*rv<. 0*?8?*?’® f“ e Pdrchnses of __ your More l... nn.n_ .. 1..1* A. >l... ...u^. — t _____ . _ neighbors. nemnnOrK. kfnri. substantial* sn>w,I beneBta t ^™>n. iu ciu huu inmer have m.ld to he owns a half or the adjoining quarter Tlir Irapcndlnr Danger. I hitadelpbia syndicate a controlling interwt can be obtained from a fifty cent bottle . The recent statistics of thenumber of and will be compelled to move his of Dr. Bigelows Positive Cure than a deaths show that a large majority die house across the line. - If he had not /dollar bottle of any other cough remedy. with consumption. This disease 'may cleared off twenty ncrer< and planted It is a prompt, safe and pleasant cure Juitic.' Hutt in London rendered A decis commence with ;in apparently harmless fruit trees he would not feel so badly. for all throat and lung troubles. Sold ion to tbe iffect that a divorce obtained in cough which can be cured by Kemp’s A»rt< a from th. bonds of a mamage per­ and endorsed by Fred Hotchkiss. On September 2« W, Ira C. Bristol, Balsam for the throat and lungs, which forma J m Lngland U invalid in England/ • of Lansing, forcibly ejected from a is guaranteed to cure and relieve all ' Fourteen hundred is the catalogue cases. Price 60 cunts and 81. Triah dwelling house his tenant, M. E. Mandi, number of students at tbe university of 1 sird free. For sale by Fred'k Hotch­ who was Buffering from a hip disease. Michigan. J It is alleged that the injuriea received kiss. Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and at the time so aggravated the trouble One by one the “oldest’’ go. Mrs. 1that Marsh became permanently crip­ disgust everybody with yoar offensive jority o’M. Mary Kearnes, of Burnside, Lapeer 1pled. He began suit against Bristol, breath, but use Dr. Sage’s Catarrh ]Sevan framw btuioM structural at Bedalta, county, died last week aged 101 years. 'claiming 910,000 damages. Tbe case Remedy and end it It<;h, of every kind cured in 30 min- Jended I nday afternoon with a verdict Wool dealers say that wool will be ' for Marsh for 84,500. about two cents per pound lower than ' utes by Woa(ford’t Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold Mr. H. Densmore and wife are visit­ by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, ing । friends at Jackson. For the last Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment w. K. Vanderbilt has (firan *1,000 to Hastings, Mich. :twenty years Mr. Densmore lias been cure® sprains, bruises, klcksTcuta, burns, missionary for Northern Michigan rheumatism, etc., etc. Good for man During the ten years ending March 1, the ’ 1886, there were 5,126 marriages in St. 1for the American Bunday school union. Dr beast For sale by W. H. Goodyear. During that time he has organized 237 •Clair county. The delinquent taxes returned as unnew schools, with 1,428 teachers and ***£ 0 ««• kent county amount to I gave a bottle of Athlophorous to (8.309 scholars. He distributed 1,654 ■one of the members of my church who |bibles and testaments and traveled was suffering with rheumatism in the 1140,000 miles, the greater portion with arms, and the other day he told me the (a pair of Indian ponies, -------- ’* gone and he felt much A young man, known respectively as . ----r soa loom Fredrick Strong, Perry, •mendmont, U living at Lebanon Ini John James, James Randall and Ed Mich. Thn RtekU.nl.»_ —I_.. J .. Mack, is in jail at Charlotte, charged Wild geese in large numbers are re­ with obtaining money under false pre­ ported to have reached Portage lake, tenses from several Eaton county citi­ upper peninsula. zens. The youth represented himaelt as an agent for tbo Detroit Free Press, Tho bent on earth, can truly be said of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is and offered a chromo to each subscriber sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, who paid 81 in advance. The chromo brulstti, scalds, burns, wounds and all caught many gudgeons. This circula­ other sorai. We positively cure p£lee, tor of numerous aliases and the Free tatter and all skin eruptions. Try this Press has confessed his crime. es 81.00. Tamplrton. wonder heaier. Satisfaction guaranteed In the case of the Michigan & Ohio SuTF.H'Si railroad company vs. W. J. Dibble, ad­ ministrator of the estate of Charles P. jsias?. r,The PJ*tD,well Baptist Sunday school Dibble deceaited, the Calhoun circuit l^okF bas l,eea increaswJ by 360 new court sustained tbe decision of the mmiaeioners appointed by the probate court to adjust claims against Dibble’s estate, and denied apulant’s motion cmed ter the .. yd...unattractive by for a new trial This was an action which Dr. brought by the Michigan A Ohio rail­ 5fcVOT“® Pnscriptlon” will road company to recover a note in No wise mother win do without It. amount of 85.0D0 signed DvsaidC. P. aid of the n * Ohio v. 7 ■ '“' "tedwtn to C to <•» ,_Z’ Ifc Exanilnatt.in, , cb Icily the tW|„r '('J* k. In>tt icertincate rnmt **** ,tinn it. . . ujj r“*T .a “mv cring at Portland. A stract car at La Crosse. Wia, broke throagb a bridge Monday and several pwacugnrs wore hurt. Promhioot silver miners ot Buttes City, The trial of Jud Crouch at Jackson will go over to the September term of court, as Prosecuting Attorney Blair will not be able to get it in shape • for; the April term. MnU"KbC‘” b0~~" " necleot 1 MISHLER’S ot thirty day*, the whole "1 wuid H1°’ I «"W® fOlhtflth. Aim! drtaiilt tStaJJ u{ ll'tvn->t dur WeaE *“• A? P-. >««4nd the Mine talite te, .11 jy**?*** “K1 »tlH * tha albcraakfpytnclpal »Wu of „M bua%??Si •nwnty.Bre dotian will, U|| ,** • at thereon, hath been and S now J«rtlnri*r. clatiurd to be due al the date o? th»- ucrL uZ y»,Pf two hundred and tMi and inr- r,.» bS; tegyhra ^S^*”0^ C «•* - BittersJVtrWFODW Arrarmtr StyOalr Btreet, ~•“ a »s-<r uwi u—. Uh>center <* tbe McMiar * -2 Wwyv wy* y* <*<*»**•» r-.u, j fh»jr., Bltfa; tbeno wiqtli cm 4 iolr r^rallrl ■■11 uwqmrterlinet<>;teTUn .uv *®*«riyaton<mJdrlrrr u * Lt,,, M IlM rainlnx north, parallel Url the wwtat would ntorwt the rib..-.. -f t—J" re Dnted Jamun 1X1,. :•*. JTLEXAXhElIHMriHt, CHA8. H. HAVER. M"*«W PBrtar'sPteaaaatVoatBjmvVrMrraito UOMrieff. jo( Yaffo- bifinn, MW Uabvan. to Bpni!|!- Purfvnl. at Gnat Cant county. Mlrtacan. •!»:• •! Ju*. 3d recorded an the tw day u Jn‘j. hn. r k<-<Me«per•wsE; Fnrmcru, mechanics and working­ men are wry .pt to be goraraed morn by U. price then other maw important pointe in selecting tUir clothing. Itfenmiateke nenally. A poor »uit of clothes la ex pen•ive at nay price. Tbe beet is always tho •beapsst, though not necMrilr the highoetprieed. Tbe ‘‘T, C. dt Co."cloth- ivuuu un ari iaa r r dcltari. nt pnNit n;Mtr « A, tj. KE VO.” Clothing Buy it for yourweif and hove, and TIM1 will InlV* «... R. K. GRANT. H*’of the south e*»t quarter <,; •>' »MI ISjlti town three (Sj north of ranr- :*n [1 In Barrv Coanly and hint.' <4 Mi< ilraa. Oated till* «h day of F'rbr.ian. MM. SFBV II.LK 11V R1" IU > Morti STTAKTkftWFKT. rARft 7lyXj . Cream Balm I when applied Iwtothe nortrlls win tie ab­ sorbed effectual 1J eleaii’Injt the Iw-adl of catarrhal »ini«.l cxiHlnx healthy *crrrtlon«. It 0MM te® mtvtsSy wxuptetelv heith* the! •ore* and m-don-l Health is Weahh 1 smell {■■■ NOT • UQVID < rM/P AppP/aliarttete of the I’ A tew anpllcattoti* rellcy Feevei _ .■:/ir£U3 PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM • PARKER’S TONIC .■ty. • HINDERCORNS few Kir seifs IjaU. Gl>< $300 REWARD turmectal tu deatroyinK mj DB. D. MetU’rmMcvitle. Mah-Ii uth. is*______ Men Think they know oil about Mustang Lin­ iment. Few do. Not to know is the not to have. EA.ICUS. ( <>-• �IOO Doses idly tubmlHKif MIKS WAT* ffetO. OsHbHJi Arch ik Mecor. 0m Dollar. Hoo** Sarsaparilla to the only tbo strength ““*> BMftlvo sronomy cf this great mt!«tto‘ft•■• Hootfa Kimuparilla is made lu> lor «letr power in purifying tbeblood: ind tn comWMG®, proportion, and proems. Hood's Sar*M«riU* Is pwuHor to Uaolf. ■■ for ecofmfiV a®1’ comfort wo sme Hood’s • ■ ■partus-” MW. C- UitxwsTKJt Buffalo. • Hood’* Bar’^parillx takes lose U»« and ■ W *ko'-‘ ft* effect than any ether i .epsr^lon 1 ever heard of. I would not be wtto. 'it ttfk ^he.bptwe.” X ‘* lift. 'UD, North Clilh. N. Y. One Dollar ■, gusaparflla cures scrofula, salt rb:un>, all WE“'r». boffir. pimples, general de­ i lli'.y. dy sp-‘!*13. Wlionsnc**. sick headache, i-alanh, rto’umrilsm, kidney and liver cum­ .;. ;11.I all affertkma caused by impure I Dc.lor j.iwccndilinu of the system. Try IL I was wyercly afflicted with scrofula, and for over a yvM- bad two running aores on my neck. 1 looF bvc Ixittles of Hood's Saraapa•. ’i. and consider myself entirely cured.'’ <. £ L-v\JOY, Ixrwc'J, Mass. Airvaparllla did mo an Immense amount of pood. My whole «y*tem has been bind up and strengtkened, my dlgeotlou im­ ; ruved, and uiy bead relieved of the bad feeli:;c. 1 consider It the best medlctr.e I have v r used, and al>ou!d not know how to do Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by Ml drowfeta. |i; six for J.V Made tidy by C I. HOOD A COt, Lowell, Man 100 Doses Ono Dollar. Mate di Mb Llgan. Cimatv of Barry- **At a M-”ion of tin- County of Barrv. hoidrn at >t* I'n b.-.tr Offire In the t ID' ®t Hasting*, on I'---.lav, the 1'Uh >lav of March. In the year ■ ■: ■- tlionsatHl eight bimdrcdniut elchtT-dx. Prc’eiit. Wm. W. Cole, Judge of Frabate. hi the nutter ot the estate of John Win. A. Harlow, a minor. <»n nad.iigard fillut; the petition, duly veri­ fied <>f charie* F. Dwight, guardian of said minor, •t the eltv of (lilcaco. State at RUnob, prwliig tfiat he ma) bcllceined to sell certain n al -*tate in said |«tlth>n described, for reason* H.-r- ln set forth. ■ Thereupon It I* ordered, that Monday, the 12th day of April, A. D. iww. nt ten o'clock in tbe fMvnourt, be avlcta-d for tho bearing of said l*titlon. and thattbe heirntaf law of said de­ crated, and alt other persona Interested in Mid •■state are required !<■ |»ppear at a oeaalan of •xld court, then to be hidden at tbe Probate office, in the Clt) of Hasting’. In said county. ,md mow cause. If any there be. why the prayer •■( the petitioner should not be granted. Ami It I* further ordered, that aaid petitioner rave notice to tbe |*rvm> Interested in aak! esiate. ot tiie petidency of said petltlou. and the nearIns thereof by causing a copy of thia order tv publi’hed In Un- Hastliun Rawwoi*; a •w.ipaj..t printed V — In said County fUrry onre '- «<»«' »J*k for three aoeccirtve rek* »•— to **•'• d»y of bearing. Ww W COLF. Judge of Probate. ; A True Copy. J mHE HASTINGS BANNER and 1 DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE One year for 8S.O9 cash. This offer Is made to both oldJtnd u< w sulHcrlbcrs of the Baxnrh. >!. 1.. cook “ t: waNY salesmen everywtiare. local and traveling, to «cll our good.*. Will par good salary and all expenses. Write for term’ at once and Mute salary wanted. Addreas STANDARD SILVER, WARE COMPANY. Waabingtoo Street, Boston, Mass. W THE CHAIN OF EVIDENCE HERE WE GO AGAIN!’ SrHiXGnkLD, Ma, March 21 -Senmtional and entirely nnexpectog development. In the Molloy case were brought out Friday. ---------- tb« rireeta df sald efty, base had the same under coaridenUon. snd IK*ra»r, Bl*£k, Ui_; your committee Arc sorry to ««v that thl* remonrtrance wm signed wltbont a true know!“ f Ismpa; for Instance, the u v.. ,»-‘TX AOCWXT*. represented toco*l elfchteen dollars Ern?<?WUk^L“m',tdv<lr>.’rla*«r‘.T'!1*i » Isaac White. 4 day, 1st wart f"!® day cleaning bci&«, .......... A' D Mm Sard' 1 ,TO,B ... np rrsuiv rur c“rt»f posta. painted and » all numplete; Bald lamps am provided with jet*> for burning genolene, and tanks t» hold the 23 Mutd. Nov. therefore, your committee. In a cuntclcntlqu* ^Hscbanre of their duty, aak art* n> ue diecbs1 from further ootuflderatlun of the subject. G. IL BgCam. i —wiS’.r.'nS SHANK 8TRBBINH, Rrcardrr. oommlttt* be accepted and the committee dis­ charged; carried, all ayes. To tbe mkyOr and common council of the o.tLk£H“‘,n8’i Gentlemen-Yoorcommittee to whom waa referred the petition of F.arl R. llu ettg ^'iiaMt,^: ' ' >""■*>'1 Onmcd consideration, and finding no 'our Committee on Finan or would mint re- unilsr abetract or survey acoompsuiying »prmfuUy subrnlttue fillowing financial state­ deed, I*u“°"; therefore we are unable to dote ment fur the current year: „ , . coxtixokxt nap. Balance on hand March J6th, IMS. 1170 54 honorable body without recommendation. Liquor tax' M G.JC Bkamrm, License rocetred from Oily Ree^tdrr . Adar Tdckucr, A Black. Excess ou roll ... ... ....________ . „ . COXTBA. By trausfere<l to school bond fund By transfered to fire fund by uueollectad taxes Ry voucher* pala.... By casli on band Balance on hand M«rcn aup. i«m Rac'd from John Lfcbty. subscription By \oucher* paid.. Poll tax uncoUeeted Cash on hand . CONTRA. Tran«fcred from general highway Tn nn er.11 - . . CONTRA By fund overdrawn March 2 By voucher* paid By cash on hand »*coxt> wAitn fvxd. Cash on hand March ffltb. Itte* ... .x Transfer from general highway ....J. Amaun t on roll ............................ -r< Sidewalk tax. ♦i-MO oo Adjourned. fRAXK UTKIWIXS. Wearenll klnira and quectMt in this country, and we have a right to as good blood as that which courses through the veins of emperors. If the blood is poor and Lhe cheeks arc pale, it is well known that Brown's Iron Bitters is the great tonic which will give aolor. vigor, and vitality. Mr. M. K. Glbaoo. of West Point, Miss., says, ••! felt weak and de­ bilitated. Brown's Iron Bitters made me strong and well.” Henry Mathews and Lawrenae D. Johnson have been held for trial at West Baanch charged with putting a worthires horse on the railroad track, and getting it killed, and then extort­ ing ptoe from the company. 1 — ‘U— WUOU <11. CONTRA By vouchers paid Sidewalk lax uncollected.. Cash on band THIRD WARI> FUND. Cash on hand... Amount on roll. our Fancy Work. No ciuivaaslng; no By voucher* paid.. ig. Easily learned and neat. Five to ten Pavlnc tax refund. ‘ per week at thia scaaon. Steady em- Ceabon hand •bl the year round. Apply at once for to KENSINGTON PLACQUE AND FOURTH WARD KCXD (Kidcaerbocker Building) l«7 Cash on hand March Z5lh. n»t.... Amount on roll Sidewalk tax... JJISSOLUTJON NOTICE. Molloy came to the bunk to settle the forg­ ery matt Graham' the Ilth and U'.lh of Jandnry, Frank Molloy vmua to tlie bank and rndto I if a chuck had b»a aub-d for Goirge R Graham Ana- .W. .w.-u-r, wui ux ii, ami Atilca, “There is something w .nn ttum that Lehind it all' 1 gxuk toft t e iRiik, but returned Nnw Yom. March 2ft Mr. Gould had two interview a with Hr. Powderly 8u ;dsy, recog airing hiin aa tbe head of - the Knight* tiling wurae be.iind. He meant nothing by it "Cashier Me El Laney % of the Fir. tional corro*. o.-cted C.einm.nt's eviim their employes in the eouthwvet should be miG-mI by arbitration Mr Gould expressed himself as favorable to arbitration, nut only general pr.n.iple for wumoti ;■■■ y intervis w with Mr. Gould Mr. Powd*rly U» tbe Molloy-Lcw-Grahani rase, when mediately moved that tbe defendants be dis charged, m the state ha I failed to sustain cliargu Pending argu . ent the court ad- Mrs. Molloy to Graham and Graham to Mn Molloy. Letter* from the Molloy farm to Indiana relative* five in number, .were in­ troduced and road after a spirited diacua Balance on luu>o Mr.T. W. Atkin*. Glranl. Kan., writes: ever hriltate tu recommead yvur Electric BHten» tu rry customer*, they give entire satisfac­ tion and are rapid seller*." Electric Bitter* are Voucher* paid •103 K the p-.trrsf and best medicine known and will poslthely cure Kidney and User corujdalnts. Dog tax uncollected. Purify the blood and regulate the bowels. No Cash on band can afford to be without them. They will •JW V) family save hundreds of dollar* in doctor** bills every SCHOOL FC Xl> jr.ir. Sold at fifty cent* a battle by W. IL Good1‘rtmary School money *[ Amount on roll tat aad 4th warts.. 3Jt7 <W Amount on roll 2d aad 3d w arts ■* •”* Woodsmen are scarce In the upper peninsula Weal's l*alu King, a speedy cure for colic CONTRA. cramp*, dlsrhoea. dysentery and an bowel dif­ Vouchers paid- •• • ■ ficulties. 23c. al) druggists. SCHOOL 1*OXD rt sn. Notre and mortgages ou hand Mm Ovid is to have a bran new brick depot. 2Mb. UM........... i............J............... Ednsaked and Experleneed. Transfer from rootingeBt fund Hood's Barsaprilte It prepared by a 1. Hood Co.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mas*., who have a lorough knowledge of pharmacy, and many COXTMA. year* practical experience In tho business. It Notes and mortgage* oa hand. I* prepared wtth the greatest oklll and earc, Cash on band nnder the direction of men who originated It. Hence Hood's Harsaprilla may be depended upon as a thoroughly pure, honest and reliable Showing tot*: receipt* Including transfers and medicine. amount on hand. Contingent fond. USA (ironJ high First ward... Second ward in for Cuts, Brulaee. Third ward Fever Bores. Tetter, Fourth ward ora*, aud all Bkia Fire fund.... is Illes, or no pay Library tuat give perfect satlaDog tax fund ftiee » ceota per nool UM W. H. Goodyear. School bond hind The penteeost band converted JOO Hartford people. □OXTXA . hereby given the highest bl day of Anri). A. D. IMS.„ noon at the reeldenoe ot Mary Bera, late deceearilon nine, In the townahifl ot Jooaenr rounty. Michigan, punvnanoe to Umted me on the mh day of February l, l»y the probate court of Barry county, . an of the rotate, right, title and Inter­ . .. Rbove named minors of. in and to tbe f'l.hmlBc de»ern»ed real estate, situate and •c iiu the township of Johnstown, Barry rjmuty MlehlKsn. and described a* follows: The undivided two-tblrds of the fallowing de-, ’••rtbed real estate to wtt: . 1?.‘LsOuthald"Ql thp koutooaat nuirter. y<) *ud the wHithrtat corner of the aMUwt-»t quar-, number nfafeffj the town Fimaart ship of Johnitown, it beimr dwuahip number taTJ.’2£or!,lo.,.nu'<* >>uB«*r el«M {») w*"L m thcdmntyot Barer am state of Mtehlian. RreftoM.... '**' al2iv’- '!c"cril>ed laM lying on the east aide Library toad d th.- Hallie Creek and Hastings rood, containS&Siiw: . AMOUXTSOX ITAXn. W. VARBwlH pay for hickory Door » tel poles, that will make three boopa, QSSS’htaLway fumi: te<» per thousand, delivered at Irving. 25S& T^^^w^oFto^screriUwZdi'ortoe^br In pursuance of Section Six (•) of the Cite ciiaru r. uotloe Is herebr clveu that tbe annum 12,100 to 14,000 nwo. Powderly. Franklin T. Cam PjuauDtXT’H Orricg Mxhmoiri Pacific School inspector, one Supervisor for Railmoad, March 2b, IbM. —T. V, Pow- one Finn and Fourth wxrds, one Supervisor for the dkhlt, G. M. W. —Dkar Sir: Replying to boo, and Third wards of said eltv: also om that to-morrow morning *mi tbo following CHARGING THE ANARCHISTS. day of July next. Tbe following place* lisve the common council for toe EfecUon la the several ward First Ward-At Jordan’s v gau Avenue. Second Ward-Adam Tinkler’s building, oppo­ site tbe freight depot Third Ward-Allen Jcnrs' building. Jefhtrxxi street property during tbe atrika property wa* destroyed, Fourth Ward—Sheriff's Office, in Court House. SEAL 1 “LfeflSL .W,.WI> A weak back, with a weary, aching lameness over the hlpa, is a sign of dis­ eased kidneys. Use the best kidnev curative known, which is Burdock •«a fS Blood Bitters. Some E0 Morenci families wm •!«■ oo nn uo izi ■ji move to Dakota In the spring. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers aud bad sores upon the body face or limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the system and blood of every trace of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and is well recommended by the medical profession all over the country. Price 91 per bottle. Sold by W. U. Goodyear. Whooping rough resdlly yields to West' Couxh syrup, tor tievrr faUln^ cure for bronChltls, cooauiMptkic. asihm*. etc. All druggist* TAR Spt. Uafactory, I ro- Kwrder. Default ha Board, District AaeutBLr Na 101, Hr. telegraphs Vico President Hcxin U.UJO regular troojs were oa duty guarding . T1 >e gendarme, and the strikers at Soralng wwv engag-id in a conflict Monday, and executive board. Order T. V. POWDKRLY. To Kxtanra or Labor Now ow Snucs .bounty of Barry and the sum ot five hundred and eighty eight »*>* nineteen one-hundredth* dollars, and no suit or procredlugs at law having been Instituted to recover the money* secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtw of the power of sale contained ir. said mortgaST and the statute tn snch ease madeandprori notice I* hereby elven that on Saturday the day of June. ▲. D. ism, at ten o'clo.-k tu Monday. D Dog fund Talk an Hour or Two, ■tatc.ncnt In a fetor to Judge How-II w. iilLi, v . » ,_____ ... ■ . gae work* which supply tbo dty with light tween 8t. fgnace and Marquette. Notice l« hereby given that the firm ot Brook* A l ook i» this day dissolved Mr. Cook comlnu- Vouchers paid Finish th* walls and eelDnga with Alabastlne. Hn tti>‘ business, to whom all account* due tbe Sidewalk tax uncollected You ean do ir; luexpcnalv*: try IL White and OMh on hand ’u.d late firm are to be paid, and all Indebtnees twelve tint*. Cheaper and better than paint, of tbe firm to lw paid by Mr. Cook. K*J*omlE(n>r paner. Disinfect* -and prevents Dated Hastlun. Mich., February 15th, 1HR6. disease*. Beautiful sample card free. By drug DIVING FOR DIAMONDS. GEO. H. BBodKH. Transfer from contingent fund.... •mo oo gists, hardware and paint dealers. glCO riven ADRIAN D. COOK. Amount ou roll i*t and 4th wants away. .Ala iiAxyixk Co., Grand Rapid*, Mich. Amount on roll 2d and 3d wards.. Wayland people are sglteung the project of a I.A F N ESS It* < auscs and Cure, by one who • ei m fairground near their rillagv. wu* deal twenty five year*. Treated bv Hlauffrr and Crawley, rent, basement [IUHI of the noted specialist.* of the day with no ■^engine rooma aa "1*11 attend to It soon." Don’t ebeat yourwlf ■entfit. lured l.inre-lf In three months, and •1,319 11 In that way. Your hair Is growing thinner, dry­ s;n<v then tinndreds of oilier* by tbe same proer and more lifeless every Hay. Save It and re. te**. A plain, simple and successful home Vouchers paid.. ■ More It* origins) color, sonar** and gloss by us­ ibi.-h had been occupied Ire.-tfiuent. Address T. 8. PAGE, iss -But JDto Cash oo hand ing Pnrkrrx Hair Balsam while you may. The Ketonnes I c lurch. Csuten llle, bad an ae(There Is outstanding order* on this fund to cession recently of 24 members. ptllM F<»R SALE CHKAP.-One-hnmlred 1 .u-te term lor sale, five mile* south of Hast- Uir amount of »«ts at) April shower* bring forth May flowen: also Mrs. Mor^nn. Tbe divers find the On^cn I.UIR.SBT rvxp. mgs. ’.xi) at n-A Improved, living water, good hr!ur on rticumxllstn. Cure, West's World in such a condition that no efforts will be WchRnl a i.l all kind* of fruit. On<M|uarter of n Balance on hand Wonder. All dnigght*. ••:, ithi i ..._ ... Fines from O. If Greenfield .... —— fl T Campbeil. • For particulars Inquire of Daniel Brant i Fine* Finkrfye Mnong Buchanan horses. I Flues fl Torpid liver, the cause of untold suffering aad misery, restored to It* normal rendition by the<x»mtA. «re-oi Wet’s Liver FID*. Also cure* costive Paid Treasurer ot board of education new*, cotutlpaltou and dyspepsia. All drngglsU. tbo afterpart of tbe venial was uninjured, Cash on bind bi» o Bronson requires •e.mo liquor l>ondx. although! the cabin doors aud ikylighti had E THE GOULD LIMES. Powderly and the Little Railway King Blood Will Tell. FIVE THOUSAND LADIES the estate of Ulin and Hxrlln BAY THE WHEELS TO THE RAILS ON big through into the saloon. *1 costa. The premises being described Sa I'OTB * “25 mmbly Na 101, Knights of Labor, the the south west quarter of the north west t.r.llnn ____ .__ siiKr smeu WCSL and Dated March tTth, iw. WILLIAM J.« L. L. HOIXOWAY immediate termluaU-n. of the strike on the CLEMENT SMITH Attorney Chairman William*, of Na \GMi They ware all interviewed Sunday night, and all Deeds, tor the count) of Harry, Michigan, are mb. A. D. >Mt. at one o'eluck p. m.. It w of mortgage on page tet thud mortgage was (l» cu tu secure tliepayment of two thousand aad ve hundred dollars <•3^00). tn ten year’ Na a,KO, who said that tbe men would n«.t from date thereof, with latereet at the rate of bitration wm fully settled, and without any Tbe diver then fallen, and found tho tbe ship waa broken board are: T. V. Powderly, of Strantoo, Pa.; Frederick Turner, of Philadelphia: Bailey, at with a rope by another diver sUinding on Shawnee, Ohio, and T. B. Tha principal busine*' of their meeting uneven bottom and rock* to and fra Another him to name a committee of threw to meet a similar committee named by tbe Knight* HARLAN GETS THE SEAT. Coi.mBt'K, Ohio, March 2ft—Friday afternoon the housn resumed conxidtcntion tbe proposition and Powderly and tbe Mbaourl i*ncifk- officials and elections on tho •Hamilton county coo Mr. Powderly. Mr. Gould «ay« in effect that the ten Republican candidates from Hamilton county were elected rapreaenta lives to tbe Sixty -seventh general assembly bora. Default having been made In'the condltl of* certain mortgage made and-executed William IL Jewell and ttuxaima L. Jewell from its dote. . It was In Mid mortgageexprre*!) agreed that, sbunld any default be nuul* in toe payment of -sold interevt or any pan tbereof on any day wtiercan toe wnv i* made payable, a* therein expre-oed. and sbouhl the same remain unpaid aud In arrears forthe spare of thirty day*, then and from thenceforth, after toe tajme of **id thirty days, tbc aforeaald principal sum ot taro thousand five hundred dollar* (SzjWO). w1U> all arrearage* of Interest torreon. ateould, at tbe option of said Fater Crodv, hi* exerotor*, aduilnlMrstor* acd uaatgn*. jSS )!:• . above limited fur U then hare expired, n contrary thereof in And default having l<ccu made dollar* of interval due efault having been made m payment m an the Interest due January 13th, A. D. 1*4, and default having al»o been made Iu paymeat of aR the Interest due January iMh. A. D. fam, and default having also t>wn made In payment of all the Interest and one hundred dollar* principal due January I5lh, A- I>. f*M. ami all the same having been and remained unpaid and In ------ 1* for ■* -more ----arrears fortie tbe spoae apace of of thirty thirty dap — and and still remaining unpaid. Die aforesaid printnpal amn of two thousand five hundred Airiars. payable, and by which default the power <rf sale in *ald mortgage coutalued too. tweome opera­ tive as tn the whole amount thereof, boUi prin­ cipal and interest as aforesaid, aad tbouund and three hundred princi|>J M(l Interest, and inp al law or tn equity ha collect the same or any prNow. therefore, notice by virtue Tbo reoolatioa waa adopted and BEM MUe and you win never uxe any other UmmeaL K and 50c. AUdrugxiata. toaaUafy eouuty. An old-physician, retired from pracrice baring had placed in hts hands by an East India lion ary the formula of aaimnlc ve*etah medy for the rv I'om-mnptlon. Brc all throat and Lu end radical cure Nervous CumpUL. wonderful curative power* tn t rases, has felt It hi* duty to make ■Ire tt, thl* h. w!t£ full the United States PnoVtoXKCK, R. L. March91—Tbe Rrpub- ally and directors Monday. I CURE FITS! John dealer sold »• ton* of coal toe Tbe following to tbe S=££ �I ===== = SONG. De Vivo wm. L*«sr night Tbe: rj-Mintitions. Brlgnoli. the tenor, was a child of superstition. In Italy sheep leal gardens. They sweep in tbo eves • swallow's wing, ■ . j. "-tt-n.wt roll of ocean. Somebody had told me MJUtRlED. ' run away like the wind from W—linefeed tbe world that heart might And made in ouh dim haunt of leafy gjocsn ing, but chat, I soon found., was a mild way of expressing it The entrance was not at all imposing—only a big iron gate, with a small porter's lodge Ixjaido it left the carriage at the gate and walked in. There were on the right as we -tChariat L. Hildreth. . THE BATTLE OF STEWART’S CREEK. bamboos. each cluster as high as a house ami as large around nt tbe liase as three dis^ance in, a high steep hill, and at ita Base a small artificial pond, walk-d in with rustic stonework, and a miniature “When Rowcrans moved from Nash­ cataract supplying it with water, and tlie ville against Bragg at Murfreesboro be surface of tho pond covered with lilies had constructed a fort at Stewart's creek and other aquatic plants. Hure the path between Nashville, and La Vergne. The turned sharp to the left and entered a trees were cut down in front and the glen between two high moiuitains. fortifications were extended, so that in The foliage was so tiiiok it waa impoecose of retreat a stand could be made at siblc to tell where the hills began, and tbkt point. At a late date the fort was whether the big trees were unusually abandoned, and a year or more after the high or whether they grew on the mount­ battle of Stone River our brigade went ain side. Wherever they grew, they into camp on the site of the old fortifica­ were ol immense bight. There were tion, which was now covered with heavy, scores of royal jialuiM. running such a long grow. distance into tlie air tliat it made one's “The brush from the fallen treee had neck ache to look up at tha tope of them; been thrown loosely together in an im­ and generally their straight round mense heap covering ray a quartiT of trunks were festooned with parasitical an acre. As tlie brigade was preparing planta,,that ran from the ground all the to bivouac scores of rabbits started up way up into their branches. Wherever from the tall grass and ran into thia big­ there was any poeeible place ou the brush heap. Before tho linen were fairly trunk of a tree for one to stick, a huge formed some one set fire to the brush, air plant was growing. There were bam­ and in a few minutes one-half the boos without number, and hundreds of brigade was gathered, round the heap duck tropical plants that I had never armed with ramrods, swords, bayonets, seen or heard of before. The road wound and clubs, ready to knock down and cap­ here and there through tlie ravine, and ture the rabbits that were running out of led us to an elevated spot ou which there the brush* Rabbits come by the score was a small lakefits edges bordered with and were easily killed, but the fire had such tropica] plants as one usually sees made little prognsw when there were in pictures but seldom hi reality. There other developments more astounding. was a grotto cut out of -the rock in die Hundreds of snakes,big and little, ran out mountain side, where the water gushed in a panicky way. taring no more for the tiirough holes cut for it in the back, men than if they had bten so many dashed itaelf over a sloping bed of rocks, logsand was cauglit in a basin of stone at the “While the smaller snakes ran between foot; and this Ixuin was half-covered the legs of tlie boys, the larger onee with green leaves and growing water either ran over the men or scared them out of the way. One or two big racers There were more lakes and more grot­ created a positive jjanic. In the midst of toes and natural cascades where the the uproar, which was now terrific, a water fell from considerable heights and queer-looking animal made a daah broke itself into foam in tearing over the toward me. Tlie man standing at my rocks. Near the shore of the largest lake side threw a club at it, and killed it at a was a small cottage, with chairs and ta­ blow. It proved to be one of the largest llies in its single ojx-n room—no doubt a red foxes tliat any of us had ever seen. favorite resort for picnicking parties. One the other side and ut the name tine There were more higlijfcfoes in that one a wildcat made a dash at the line, and little spot than I ever saw gathered to­ broke tiirough. but waa ultimately capgether- before. It fairly makiw tlie back itired. This was the battle of Stewart's of rny neck ache now to think of trying CrWk."—Inter Ocean “Curbstone Crayto look up at them. And such vegeta­ tion everywhere! Just such plants and trees as you sec in the picture of tropi­ cal countries, and such as you generally Paper napkins, of a thin but strong tis- don't see w)nm you visit those countries in person. But here they were, all tnurmitH and hotels of the large German gatliered together in tills botanical gar­ cities, the consumption amounting to den, the whole garden covering a space, many thousands daily. A different tint at a rough guess, of a hundred acres. I or color of ink is used to each napkin, rcmembi-r seeing a gaudy lithograph neutral tints being apparently tbe fashion, though sliadias of Hue, green, once in an atlas in tlie public library in Bermuda of a “scene in South Ameriou." chocolate, and red are the most promi­ The leaves were tbe deepest and brightest nent in tlie score of patterns before us. greens, the trees were preternaturally The pictures are all evidently reproduc­ tall, the mountains were high, the foliage tions of antique designs, and, with tlie was thick enough to cut with a knife, quaint lyjiography, grotesque arrange­ and birds of brilliant (ilummagi* sat in ment and novel tints of the ink used in tlie branches. I thought at tlie time the printing, are at once effective and at­ that that picture must have been made tractive.—Chicago Herald. by somebody who had never been in a tropical country; but here was just such Of the long-forgotten cities, discovered a scene—colors, trees, shrubbery, birds, in the present century by their walls, and all. There waa nothing lacking.— little ebw remains but extensive ceme­ Cor. New York Times. teries, a Inch, as repeatedly happens among the ruined places of tlie earth, New South Waite pooHteste in the have outlasted by more than 2.000 years the dwellings of tho living. The Streets Vale of Hartley mine a valuable kerosene and buildings of settlements already in deposit. The mine is situated in one of ruins during ths time of the ancient thr most picturesque ports of the colony, Romans have disappeared almost with­ about eighty-three miles northwest of out a trace, while tlie monuments of the Sydney, in the center of tbe Blue mountaips, at an altitude of 8,118 feet above quently to give information concern­ the level of the sea. Tlie railway up the ing even the domestic architecture of mountains has aided greatly in the istablishnuxit of a number of important their builders.—Boston Budget. industries there. The iron works at Eskbank are carried on successfully, and The cooks in large establishments have the coal deposits are Inexhaustible. Tlie for one of their perquisites what are kerosene shale found there is said to bo • calleil the drippings—the remains of un­ the richest in the world. Considerable cooked meats and game. One man of quantities of it are used in the large large fortune told me that, wishing to cities of tho colonies for the purpose of distribute tbe fragments to liis poor ten­ enriching gas. It is also exported for ants in the neighborhood, he offered his the same purpose to Holland, Java, and cook 200 pounds sterling a year for tlie the states on the Pacific slope of the privilege. But the .-accessor of Vatel re­ United States fused. and the gentleman was helpless, Only the better quality of tho mineral is unless he gave up a chef who had hardly exported, the scraps and inferior por­ an equal in England.—Adam Badean's tions being retained for the extraction of Letter. oil. Tlie seams are from one foot to two and-a-half feet in thickness. It is much more difficult to mine than cool, and is The use of italics in writing is an evi­ usually got out with iron picks and dence of weaknem on the part of tho pointed rods. It does not run down writer. When a man can't get tlie right word be is apt to use the best Iw can think of and put a stroke under it for empliOHui. The right word doesn't relighted with a match, and burns with a steady flame like a candle and emits a strong odor of kerosene. The company t.-orking the mine, beside their opera- rivals the giants of California forests. It works at Waterloo, where they manu­ facture kerosene lubricants, paraffine, walk clean into pie are always supposed to be good luck, and Briguoli would rush acrora a street and put his arms around a humpbacked num, it being necessary to touch tbe hump to get the full benefit of the good fortune. AU tho great singers nearly cemively weak on this point, and al­ ways carried as an amulet a coral horn, which she immediately touched when­ ever she came acmes anything unlucky. Cross-eyed people are always looked upon as unlucky; why, nobody knows. Mort croM-eyed people that I know are rather lucky than otherwise. There are several very wide-spread superstitions, which take different nluipcs with differ­ ent'people. Perhaps tbe most uni­ versal one- b the thirteen one. In theatres for instance, on salary day when that is. in the tiieatren where they pay sal- of him, and if he is the thirteenth be will not sign. If you go to a theatre with a pass and you are the first nun there tliey will not allow you to go in until some­ body has gone in on a paid ticket—San Francisco Chronicle “Undertones." -I often think." wrote Olive Wendell Holmes, in his letter declining an invita­ tion to dine with the Now York Odoutological society, “of the forlorn condition of some of the great personages of history in the days when there were no dentbts, ar none who would be recognised as such by the dental artists of to-day. Think of poor King David, a worn-out man of 70, probably 'without teeth, and certainly without spectacles. Think of poor George - Washington, his teeth al wain ready to drop like a portcullis, and cut a sentence in two. See him in Stewart’s admirable portrait, his thoughts evidently divided between the cares of empire and tlie maintenance of the status quo of his terrific dental arrangements. “Think of Walter Savage Lander's melancholy complaint tliat he did. not mind losing his intellectual faculties, but calamity. I venture to propose, then, the dental profession and their associa­ tion as its worthy representative. It has established and prolonged the reign of social intercourse and lent perfection to tlie accents of eloquence; it has taken from old age its most unwelcome feature and has lengthened enjoyable human life far beyond the limit of years when the toothless and purblind patriarch might well exclaim. T have no pleasure in them.’Exchange. No one who has not been in a blizzard can form the faintent conception of its fearful character. Why. do you know tliat every farmer in tliat country Likes the precaution when the first snow ap­ pears to provide himself with a rope by which he guhlM himself from his house to his stock sheds or stable? He ties one en<Tof the rope to the door-knob of his house and then walks to his barn-door. At this point he ties a stick into tho rope, and when the blizzard comwi he simply takes what he thinks is the right direc­ tion and follows the rope until he readies starts bff in a circle holding the rope taut until he reaches the bam. When self in liand over hand until he reaches reach his door even though he might wander within five feet of it—Chicago Tribune Interview. U decidedly nn exception to the role tliat the size of his brain is worthy of respect. 1 to 1,300; in 18H0. only 5.04. At present the average 2,500; while in the tunny it is but as 1 to 2.700. The only thing that dulft tlx sreaw cant, prop-diid by 2,000 hones and !h g thia may perhaps only be caused by an overwhelming confidence in his own INDIANS SUDIHO DOWN HILL. Lady (to applicant)—What wages wil] Applicant—How ould mum? is the baby. laudanum, mum, inatxi nilWietb McLtonnid, ;dj M. MOST PERFECT MADE Twenty-five years ago, in Minnesota. I used to watch the Sioux boys and girls in their winter village up the Minnesota river. Their arrangements were simple. First, a strip of bark from four to six feet long, and not over twelve inchre wide, was peeled from a living tn»One end was cut to a point, a small hole bored through, and a string tied in. Then the little Indian, taking hb piece of bark to tbe top of a hill, placed it on the crusted snow smooth side down, bent up the pointed front by pulling at tlie string, and. jdacing one foot about in the mid­ dle of thb crude abd. gave a hnnl push with the other, and went scooting Hko a streak ot oojqw lightning. He stood erect, and sometimes with both fwt on the Ixirk—one behind tlie other, but usu­ ally the hind leg was sruck out as a sort of balance and rudder combined. . Tbe dash down the hill was all Hght, and so was the arrival at the foot if the crust of the snow wasn't broken; but tlxfun for tlie spectators Ugan when use wore out the hard surface, and tlie striking of a tolioggan into a soft spot sent tlie bark's nose into the snow and the Indian flying In somewta. Hb proboscis might plow the snow too. but usuallv not until he had taken a header of about fifteen feet; and he didn’t stop at that, but usually did two or three fli|»flnps before coming to a rest. Hurt ’em? Blew your heart, no. Why, 1 have seen squaws of sixteen to eighteen—lithe, graceful young tilings—take tlie ride and tlie tumble shrieking with glw; and. if one happened to have her papoose along, didn't bother about the baby a hit. You know, they carry them on their backs, held in pbu-e by a blanket, which is belted around the waist. Tu we a girlish squaw-mother shoot through the air head foremost, while her Labe want rolling end over end. would haw stirred a Society for tlie Prevention of Cruelty to children; but tho pa|ipoose seemed always to conn* out all right, being so swaddled in rabbit -fur. thistle­ down, and blanket that it hadn’t the remotest Idea of the mercury dropping to 20 degrees below. Now, for rwd. solid fun that kind of sliding down hill beats the hixurkius toliogmmiiig tliat lias come intii New York fashion, out and out.— Cor. Chicago Tribune. nrce sakimo power co.. 1 ^EXTRACTS gpS“:>u "t MOST PERFECT MADE FRED’K HOTCHKISS Is Removing His Stock one of the laboratories of tbe aubool of science may be found his "big magnet," as it is called, mounted on a large frame, whiph. when charged with electricity by means of his "lag battery" of one cell, was rapable of lifting 8.800 pounds. same size and capacity for Yale, which has been in constant use there until within a few yearn, when it was laid aside, and is now preserved among ocher relics of the coll “ * large magnetic made partly of as to slww the electric current of the earth and tlie dipping of the needle, together with hb and recorders, arc of special interest and of peculiar historical value.—Princetonian. cut, “is never deferring for a minute what he thinks it necessary to do. I have several timra been present nt con­ versations witii friends or advisers who would recommend him to see a particular minister to ask for something. Th<. exiM-dt nqy erf-the step would be eUatxiseed. yL-0,"000” 6880 . — - -..v.n m. LULO IWtll a high respect for them even when they funeral, the coffin was covered with a white ailk palL " ---------uuue in jin ondoo.. H. U ookpels th» nnact M Mor TUlum hu rule."—ExrW,.. A a« rartk o# Jophw. two Men lugh. hM bmn dux up et Hhn•JnL tbe uidmtut, of u» NumHta Jol, in Algeria. Udy rUUor-l Xr. Swipe. I'm Will Anrm >er> ..I—,I .__ ...... .. ’TI Tb-copy at the fin, book oo ot which only another copy b kwwn. (etched «a» at. a^e ta the other day_________ “ Mr. Swipe—Well, really, I mn afraid *** j" ** *“*7 of the old ma«..m I sliould Lrget my own individuality, and wane topetint like one of than.—Harperia Mm*1 Texan, b the (aavwt talker in congrftbU. and frequently goes on at th™ r^uf215wardstoamm?te. W F. DB ------ TO THE------- C°< (O A. R. McOmber Store p. A. After April 1st he will be settled in his new location, and will be glad to show you J0 QB !» The Best Patterns Wall Paper, Til Tirol Plw ui tald Uv iius. Detroit Liquid Paints, KN School ^nnn’’nn Find" W W Drugs and .L Buyers are Invite< HOTCHKISS,’ in h S° RUSSEL^. Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros f'r0" eery, bn State Street, Where he -will be pleased to welcome all his cU^ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. gwt thin are trying. HOOO.OW. G. L. Among the many valuable and historic piecre of apparatus about the college are several instruments which were invented! live to the end of your days, performing The Hon. E. B. Washburno is an ex­ Bueceaafully every day the Hire feat of pert diplomat*'. His experience as a for­ keeping your month shut at the right eign minister some years ago served him time, of never uttering a sentence until to good purpose in this resqiecL He was y<m have flrat weighed it carefully in called as a witness in the Storey wiUcase your mind, revised it, and adjusted it the other day. and, being asked whether accurately to existing conditions of he considered Mrs. Storey “a young things. Yen, you can do that. But then, woman," lie replied in the guarded lan- you won’t do anything els.-. No, my boy, if you do that, always, vou won’t do one other lingering, solitarv. lone­ some thing in all your life. You wfll Not a single instance of color-blindness have time to do nothing except to think has been found by Schwarzbach in an what you are going to say and how you examination of 2,000 Hottentots, Ma­ are going to aay it, and then -by tlie time lays, Melnmwians, Australians, Moors, .you are all ready, and opm your mouth, and Polynesians; fend he concludee that the man you were going to say it to will the defect is confined to the white race, have grown weary of waiting and gone and is due to influences connected with away.—Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle. civilized life.—Arkansaw Traveler. ground, and its girth a short distance above is four feet greater. The great The American family is falling off in 11 WaHTiwifniALo-Atife,« JULIUS RUSSELL I the pre an C Ho � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-04-08.pdf 5bd52b7e95c120de87499d956d4b7154 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner, VOL. XXX. NO. 50. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 8, 1886. I’he Hastings Banner. Hastings, Barky Co„ Mich. marshall l. cook. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ’ ADVERTISING RATES; One Column per year......................1 Extra chance for special poaltlM*. County News. Many a Lady is beautiful,all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm. JOB PRINTING. Especial pride to felt In the Job PriuUng De­ partment of the luirnt Everything In the JJEW STOCK OF entire office H new?and with the latest faces of type, the most approved patterns of machinery" and competent workmen employed, enable* the BatrXKB to do flmt-claM lob work. WELTON D to agent for tbn Ohio Fanner * latunuice Co. 11- writes policies *m a man’s property against I by nre. lightning or wind; agaiitu a man’s : If<« by death and accident, lOOK A SHELDON, (Office In Abstract block, HMttnm, Mich.) flare the only set ot Abstract Books In Barry pIlILIP T. COLGBOVE, 1 Lawyer. Hastinp, Mich. l“rtMocutiu’ Attorney for Barry County. \ E. KENASTON, A. • Attorney at Law, (Over J. lojlojylvcar & Ca’B store.) . rracllces tn all rb-.itu of the State. CollecUoos pnanptly attending tn. fonS CARVETH. •’ Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich- ( ■! ARKS A RIKER, ' Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. 't»8ircs in Uulon block, over Beamer Bro*.) lU»UttK*. Mich, Fnwitlroin »ll courts ot tile state. Attend to oolfartiotn and perfretlns title* to real estate. M-ncy to loan Insurance token etc., etc. VAR fix? BARKER, Real Estate, nl I nsurance and Loans. office with .J. U. Runyan & Soo.’2 doors north ot Postoffice. Sp- tixi attention uiven to making exchange* nt prop-rty. The intern*!* of non-resident property owner* enrefolly looked after. Farm* i ELEMENT SMITH, Lawyer. ■ Office In Union Hall Block, over store of -W. 15 NAPPEN A VanARMAN, IV Lawyers. (Over Hastings National Bank.) I VILLI AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ’' At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Practices tn all court* of the state. \V1LLIAM B. SWEEZEY, ’ ’ • Justice ot the Peace. Collections a specialty. J M. B. GLLLASPIE. «-• Notary Public. I W. VROOMAN. Auctioneer, Harina had rears of experience In erring ai Uon*. .uid hartnx bewi e*|M-claUjr auceeucal aui-thw «m)o* of lira nloek, 1 know I can nerve SOMETHING NEW! Barn Boards, *12. 14. 16, 18 and 20 ft. >n Pine Boards, All widths arid lengths. Shingles, Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for for sheds and repairing old roofs. Fencing, Joist and Scantling^ Hardwood Flooring, Cnstom Kill 18266368 ~ Cornice Mouldings,-Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. WAGONS. Michigan Central 1 a S Fanrors, Attention! I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. Call and see me, at American House. Yours respectfully, FREEPORT. Special Correapoedencr. The rick are numerous in this viclnl- 'rtie new band have ordered their in­ Hemlock, 16 ft. struments and will be readv for busi­ ness "soon. Mrs. 8. B. Wolcott has the material on the ground preparatory to erecting a barn hood. We can furnish any length up to 50ftFreeport merchants are stocking up with new, stylish goods for the spring trade. Mr. Job Chcesebrough is receiving orders for rakes and hundltH faster than Wo make a specialty of Elm, Oak, he can possibly fill them. ’ Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ John Nornuuj has rented the lower oned or kiln dried. story of the Shufelt build lug anti will move his harness shop therein. The addition to Freeport business this summer consists mainly in the pos­ sibility of a crvainvrj Iwiog located here and that a wool buyer may locate Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks here and handle the wool crop of this section. for inside finish. It fa earnestly hoped that 1 Tastings will no longer.follow the “Will o' the Wisp" in the direction of Kalanaszoo. Mr. J. M. Herrington of this place fa meeting with xarry eucouragmg success dis|NHU>g ol territon in which to sell Cass & Herrington's pruning 'shears. Practical fruit growers are not slow to recognize the aervicable value of the Nurserymen and others Above Stock we are Selling Imphinient. will find in the novel pruning shears just what they have needed. Mr. Her­ at Lower Prices than rington left yesterday for Indiana. ever before. ■ । where those whom he may met* will find him an agreeable, pleasant gentle­ man to do business with. Mr. Herring­ ton was in Ottawa county last week and closed up a 84,UOQ sale near Hol­ land. of your road tax. A railroad from Lowell direct to BENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS. Battle Creek would be a much more profitable investment for the Grand. Trunk than the Kalamazoo line could ever be. A road from Hustings to Kalamazoo would benefit the latter, but no one else. When the Kalamazoo line got beyond Hastings territory it must compete with the Alichig:m ami Ohio road, ana justas soon ns the M. it O. was left in the rear the G. IL & I., the M. (1 and-other railroads confront the G. T. in. line of battle at Kalamazoo. And this fa not all, where would the ni<! eome from to extend the G. T. from Kalamazoo to Vicksbnrg to connect The .Niagara, Falls (Route, with its main line? Vicksburg Is not likely to yearn fora road.that it ak GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. ready enjoys, while Kalamnzoo would not be apt to lose any sleep if the G. T. Taking effect Nov. 29th. UBa. did not extend on from that (point Hence the Grand Trunk people would be compelled to build their road from Kalamazoo to Vicksburg unaided in order to extricate themselves as best they could from a bad scrape. STAT10KS. On the other hand a G. T. branch from Lowell to Battle Creek offers su­ perior inducements for the company to CM I endorse the project They will receive Grand Rapids Lv. &4S 8.43 1A* substantial aid along the entire .line; MS IJ» 7.00 their shops are located at Battle Creek; 1.45 il is a short cut-off from Grand Rapids Ui TAT 2.00 to Chicago, and the local traffic will not 7.27 7A7 onlv pay operating expenses but a libMT end per cent on the investment. It has 3.06 9.07 been intiaiated that Hastings would MS 11.43 S.4S prefer the Kalamazoo route. While we do not believe this, it may possibly WltrrwAJtD. be the cate; but fa there any good rea­ son for it? When the G. T. branch from Lowell reaches Hastings, thus MalL STAnOKA giving the county seat a competing line, that the city has secured all the trade c toward Kalamazoo that it could possi­ A. M. bly get with a Kalamazoo road. A 4.00 9.10 road south would bring to Hastings LM S.08 the best trade of the rich towns of Bator. Rapids......... taro Baltimore and Johnstown, draw heavi^ KuhvSa.'w'I sen MS L4T ly on Middleville and Nashville, in­ aw Montan.,.................. 2.00 crease its manufacturing and commer­ Quimby i................. 9.27 XMI cial Importance and make Hastings the Harrotoi............... 8.10 2. XI liveliest business town between Grand 9J0 4-35 S.40 I0J6 Rapids and Jackson. 3J0 Ilan or central These are not idle words but stern nrtlet meri -bes Iwtween facts. Barry county must have an­ other line of road, and no more feasible project is upet to our people ut the pre­ sent time than the Lowell. Hastings &. Battle Creek branch of the Grand Trunk. Admitting these facts, let us drop all ride issues, join hands, Lowell, ' T. J. BUSH. Local Affcnt, Hasting*. Freeport, Hastings and Battle Creek­ 0. w. Rooouts. gTf. a t. a., eweago. balance in a line—and work with a determination to win the one attainable object. Express. T1R. Wm. JONES, 1' Dentfat. ill work promptly attended to. 4U if. p R. TIMMERMAN. " . Homcepalhic Physician & Surgeon, (First door east of Holloways’ drug store.) iimiy beds, t mms IbS S G sH W H. LANDIS, M. D., IT. Physican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. > Office one door south of the poet office, will be found them day or night. F ew York Telephone at Holloways’ drug store. tr Special attention paid to surgical dlseaiss LUMBER! I I I W. I.OWRV, M. D.. IT. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. MORGO-THORNAPPLE. DMWeME.0. Hyd«'s but WednBd»v ntaht. . "Odder,hot »Umcu the widower to Lhoruapple so often. A large number of pickerel are being taken out of Thomapplelnke. Three Indians trapping and fishing at the lake. William Carroll moved into Mrs. Strong h house at Thoraapple. “, thirner has carpenters st work finishing off her house in Morgan .. F?“r eagles are frequenting the lake. “ -John Morgan has secured the servi­ ces of Me Kny to care for his stock horses. BanTvlll«. preached at R. R. hall at Morgan last Sabbath. We would like to see in the Banner a roster of all the secret societies in Harry Co. W. 8. Adkins is shipping maple su­ gar to the western statin. We Ifatcued to a rather remarkable confession last Sabbath evening, a man contessiug that he had thn* times made the attempt to take hfa own life but failed because he was a moral cow­ ard. It runs In dur mind that he is a little wanting in the upper story. Mra. Jacob Ruckle and James Howant of Morgan, are on Ute sick list.. Henry Strong intends to commence the manufacture of brick and tile as soon os the weatheer will permit. Reported that Will Main ha* up to date speared ov?f 60 pickerel and it is said some very fine ones. . Mra. Isaac Baker was in Hillsdale last week looking after her land inter­ ests there. Doctor J. T. Goucher was on last I riday morning called in to see Frank *S rights little daughter Emma, who ha* something like the intermittent fever. Elder Faxon will preach at Morgan. Sunday the 11th, at 3 o’clock. il fl M C-A. BURLINGAME TE!£cSA!2Ly^k^= RUTIxAND. A backward spring. Township election has passed and the conglomerates are victorious by major­ ities ranging from 14 to 20. The lar­ gest vote was polled that has been for years. IVohibitioa showed itself in the form of 12 straight, and twelve or fourteen badly scratched tickets., Considering the laulness of the roads the M. E. Quarterly meeting at the Crosby school house was a success. Elder Buell presided with great accept­ ability, preaching three able sermons. A sugar social will be held at the house of Douglass Hall, on Friday even­ ing, for the benefit of Rev. A. K. Stew­ art. Come one and all. Errata—In the remarks relative to the condemned man sent to Podunk, for "Simple City" read “Simplicity.” Just dot the e and read atone word. Dr. Buckner, of Orangeville, visited your city on Sunday last. After be­ coming quite intoxicated—due, no doubt, to the fact that the saloons were all dosed—he started for home shortly after dark. While passing through our town he fell from bis buggy and a scarf around his neck catching to one of the wheels, drew him into it, completely clogging it. In this position he was dragged until the twat of his pants was worn through. The horse at length stopped and in this position he was found by a young man named Myers, near Isaac Erway's. He obtaineil help and u light and rescued him. He had two bottles of liquor with him.z A aister of Geo. VanSicklea was but­ ted on Wednesday, the 31st. The fu­ neral was held at the Yeckley school house. The services were conducted by Rev. A. K. Stewart. The phenomena of the sun, moon and n stur, visible in the -same quarter of the sky, was presented a few days ago. Wm. Tuttle, class lender of the UniU ed Brethren church at Podunk. says the preacher receives mouey from the saloon keepers to hire him not to say anything “agin urn.” Wonder, how his pastor likes to have him tell of IL MIDDLEVILLE. Our school is taking the usual spring vacaion of one week. ThL** is afford­ ing Prof. W. A. Morse a short respite from school duties, close application to which is telling upon his health. John R. Johnson, the retiring town­ ship treasurer, returned Saturday with his wife from a long visit in New York state. • The stere room occupied by Loomis & Co., will be extended twenty feet farther into the rink. That means good bye to roller skating in Middleville. Company No. 1. Middleville firemen, were called out Saturday morning by a blaxe which had caught from a defectt-himney in Joseph Harriman's resi­ dence. The boys made good time, and extinguished the fire in short order. Charles Granger and family are now occupying!. II. Keeler’s residenee’on Grand Rapids street, Mr. Keeler hav­ ing lately moved to jCharlotte, whore the firm of Keeler Bro*, have opened u dry goods store. AI1 fool.*’ dav jokes were numerous and found their quota of vifctims. Among those who kicked the hat that covered a stone on Grand Rapids street was the confiding school teacher of the two mischievous misses who set the trap, and who greatly enjoyed the dis­ comfiture of their tutor. Abel Gardner, lately of Fenton, Mich, is now a resident of Middleville, hav­ ing entered the employ of W. R. Young 11. L. Moore will move his/ clothing store across the street into W. R. Young’s new block. Juvenile egg thieves are reported very troublesome In and about this burg. Several instances have occurred where they were caught in the act of indiscriminate egg gathering. The eight months old infant of Mr. and Mra. Michael Bruise Sundayevening. The western fever has not entirely subsided yet Walter Johnson started for Dakota on Monday, intending to remain there this summer. In our township election Monday, there were three tickets in the field, re­ publican, greenback and democrat, and prohibition. A light vote was polled, there being but 387 votes cast, while the township contains over 500 voters. The republican ticket was elected with­ out an exception. WHOLE NO. 1610. On the evening of March 30th Mr. Daniel Snook and wife were visited by several of the old and young. The company was led by Cupttan M. Brad­ ley. After music from cow bells, horns and gun's, the company were invited in and introduced to the bride and treated to the good of the land. Ata late hour the company left the happy couple and wished them a long and hap­ py life. The brick school house has had eev-’ eral windows broken recently. The parties had' better be careful or they may have the gentle hand of the law to contend with. Parties on the town line that are in the habit of visiting sugar bushes and borrowing syrup had better pay for the same or they may have trouble. ‘ C. M. Clew and family start for Da­ kota Wednesday. He chartered a car and took part of his household goods and farming tools and a team. George Frank has a young daughter at bis house. . Mrs. Ida Wire has adopted a 11 rear old boy fiom the State School at Cold­ water. Mrs. C. Phillips' sister from Wyom­ ing Territory Is making her a visit. Martin Weaver has returned - from Ohio! IL Kott, of Clinton. Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Philip Frank. Mrs. H. Coe attended the funeral of her father in Jackson last week. ,H. Brigham has the job of hauling the Potter lumber nearly done. Mrs. Flora Cruso, of Eaton Rapids, was the guest of Mrs. C. Price last Sun­ day. R. Hosmer and family, ot Carlton Center, spent a few days with his moth­ er last week. The Methodist ladles cleared fifteen dollars at their lunch room election day. Frank Glasgow, brother of our popu­ lar hardware in.-in. died at La Grange. Ind., on Thursday last C. L. attended the funeral s The Dickinson mill has commsneed operations. Dick Sturgis, of Charlotte, was in town over Sunday. Wonder if the appearance of that fresh young local editor of the News in his larie-da new suit Sunday, was what brought on this blizzard If it was he better hang it up imtil settled weather comps. Numerous of our young peeple whe attended the teachers' examination at Hastings are getting anxious to hear from headquarters. The Congregational church refused to accept Rev. Grinnell's resignation and have induced him to remain with them another year. The meeting night of Ivy lodge. No. 37, K. of P.. has been changed from Fri­ day to Tuesday. The common council met Frida night to settle the liquor question, bat failed to vote on the ordinance on ac­ count of the absence of Glasgow. At the regular meeting, which was ad­ journed from Monday to Tuesday evening on account of election, the or­ dinance was passed to the great satis­ faction of those who have labored ee hard to accomplish this end, and Nash­ ville 'will have no saloons alter May IsL JIM CROW. «»ltin, hallatainl muric of Un Wurl and '(sirwbll. On Thursday March 26th at the resi­ dence of the bride’s father. Mr. Lafay­ ette Teerpennlng. John Hlllick of Orangeville, and Miss Elva \ToerpenHICKORY CORNERS. ning of Prairieville, were united in April 1st, all fools days, passed off marriage Rev. J. Fletcher officiating. with much mirth, especially among' A company of friends and relative* the school children. witnessed the ceremony, and then all C. C. Messenger and P. H. Lawrence were invited to the dining room and have returned from thrir northern trip, did ample justice to a bountiful spread.. having made a contract and invested The young couple have the best wishes money in the purchase of a shingle of a host of friends as they start out on mill near Saginaw, where the former their new journey in life. The foUcwwill go next week to take charge of the ing is a list of the pretentssame, while the latter may remain here 825—Mr. L. Teerpennlng. for several weeks. Bed spryad and table cloth—Mrs. L. Mr. Donalson. aged 56 years, residing Tvrrpenning. on the township of Barry and Prairie­ Wash bowl and pitcher—Clara Teerville 2W miles weat of here, died on the penning. 29th. Was buried on the 1st day of Cut glass cheese plate—Burned TeerApril in the cemetery east of the Cor­ penning. i ners. He leaves a wife, one son and Extension Wile—Mr. and Mrs. Harry daughter. Hlllick. Robert Kelley and wife, who moved Set of Parlor chairs— Mr. Fred Eng­ to Kansas two years ago. have now land and wife, and Mr. E. Bellingham cotne back and will take up quarters and wife. with his father-in-law P. A. Youngs. Set silver teaspoons—Mr. Douglas Porter Mowry, of Ross, called at the and wife. popular drug store of Mr. J. Shean the Hair brush—Morris Douglas. other day and acknowledged to the Silver butter knife. Majolica pickle youngsters of this place that hft felt in­ dish and pair of towels—Mr. G. Nor­ debted and ordered the proprietor to wood and wife. set up the cigars. Upon inquiry it was Large oil painting—Edith Teerpenlearned that he hiul chosen oneof Hope's nlng. fair daughters for a life uartner, in thp Town meeting today, and, for a won­ person of one Miss Mattie Gesler. They der, it does not storm. have the i>est wishes of their many Our village is to be improved by friends in their new relationship. three new residences this spring. W’e Jas. M. Cadwallader and wife were understand to be built by M. J. Goss, completely surprised the other night. F. Woodhams and Elias Jones. On returning home found a party who G. M. Blackman will build a barn had gathered there and taken full and and Henry Store a small house. quiet possession making themselves There was a sugar social at J. N. useful by preparing for a bountiful Harthorn's Thursday night The re­ least prepared and brought in by the sult financially, we have not learned. would-be innocent intrude™, who came Geo. Van Tyne and family havs for the express purpose or reminding moved on the Packard farm now own­ them that that was their 25th marriage ed by J. Brandstettcr. anniversary. Having enjoyed a social A. D. Storms lost a valuable boras and good time, they repaired to a bounti­ last week; but he don't think it was ful and well spread table to which the poisoned nor stabbed. guests with their hosts did ample jus­ George Doyle, of Jackson, made a tice. The guests departed at a late flying visit to the home friends a week hour feelin < that it had been good to since. have been there. Another of Barry county’s pioneers has passed from our midst. Moses and Asher Bonfoey, and Mr. R. Rogers, Lawrence, aged nearly sixty nine years, of Grand Rapids, will give a concert in was summoned from life's busy cares the Presbyterian church of Plainwell on the 29th of March, He, 2Ulhor He. like a wilL will<,n Fridnv pvpninrr A nr H 9th Most nf in, child. w~ra.Hr «<r Z II' IhrM.l.ebnrdi of thia pUor. ol which hia lather, llev. Mooes Lawrence, harl been. an active and zealous worker in his Master’s vineyard for many years, they having contributed largely for the erection of the present M. P. church of this place. Moses Lawrence jr., has lived to roar quite a large family of children. He has also lived to see live of his children buried. He leaves a wife, two daughters and one son, be­ sides a large circle of relatives and Yankee Springs. friends to mourn his loss. The funeral services were held at the M. I*, church Monroe Ryder is recovering. April 1st, Rev. J. Mason officiating, rs. Baldwin Johnson is ailing. iss Sewa Bennett is quite sick and assisted by Rev. Ross. has been for some time with the chill NASHVILLE. fever. Jim Springer has traded his mouse­ Mfaj Mary Collier died at 1 o'clock tan gs for a line home. Monday night of lung fever. Her Everybody seemed awfullv sweet at brother Will, ot Marshall, was home B. M. last Saturday night. The sugar during her last hours. was splendid. Mrs. AIL Buxton, whose little son Sam Johnson has a boy baby. Sam is Asa died recently, is quite UL bound to have props and stays to sup­ Reported that Mrs. Coonrod Lamon port him In his declining days. had a stroke of paralysis Saturday No items last week on account of the night alrsence of your scribe. A terrible storm raging this (Tuesday) A.combination social took place at evening. One of the large front lights the Grange hail one week ago last in H. M. Lee's stare was blown out by Wednesday evening. It w as success in the wind this afternoon. spite of the stormy weather. Jim Phillips has bought the A. J. Geo. Spaulding has traded his farm Hardy housonext to Walt Stillwell's, on for a farm in Penn, and will move soon. the south side of Quaker brook Several of the young people of Yan­ II. L. Finnan, the "buttermilk dnde,” kee Springs attended the sugar party at has returned to Nashville to remain Glass Creek last Friday night. this season in Cloverdale creamery. Lou fa one of the boys and we arc glad CASTLETON. to see him again among us. J. J. Potter fa home this week—off E. T. Cole talks of making Dakota duty. his future home. Grace Heath, of II nstings, is in the I’. Bass fa seriously sick. As all fools' day and election are over, tillage this weeK and Claud fa happy. Big crowd tn town election day and we ean take a rest, and go to busineea. Mart Cole has taken the second de­ an unusually largo vote polled. The gree of matrimony and now goes by contest was a very exciting one and the honors were al>out equally divided, the name of dad. The brick school will commence but the republicans getting a majority April 19th, with Rufus Everett as of the offices. Frank McDerby gets to the front like Maud 8. teacher. John FurnlMhasthe frame for 1hW A. G. Carr is nursing, a broken rib. new house up. caused by 1 ailing. cek. Four new Ixblre in towp last week; Len Strong Is going down in the earth for xmer and grid for E. Lock­ Isn't Nashville keeping up with the procession? ' hart. Eli Strong, of Kalamazoo, was in Married, Mr. Daniel Snook, of Ver­ ■ montville, to Miss Mary D. Ackley, of town Friday. Mra. Ed. Oviatt fa visiting parents at Castleton, nt the residence of Bov. P. Holler, of Nashville, March 30th, 1886. M orencl. S Jr the weather wlmiu. many will undoiiboalh do dothein'alree deasure undoubtedly themselves the jjeasurs of hearing them again.' There will be service in the M. R. church each evening of this week, con­ ducted by Mrs. .Iordan. The name of the pupil who made most improvement in writiting was Mary not Henry Smith. FOUR CORNERS. Archie Wolcott and Brvaht Brows Suudayed on the corners. Miss Dunbar spent Sunday with friends in this vicinitv Wm. Smith has sold one of hfa colts to Hole Kenyon. George Townsend’s saw mill fa still running and doing a good busiiieas. Eddie Coats, Anusn Richardson and Clinton Boice are still cutting wood oa Mr. Long’s place. Smith Manion has traded his colt for a span of horses. Meeting at the school house on Sun­ day hu*L The farmers are complaining of not having a very good sugar season this spring. Not long ago as one of our young men was coining home from a party near your city, with hfa best girl, the buggv wheel refused to revolve on its axle and went along sliding on ths ground. At this the young m;*n t»egan to wonder how they would get home, but at last the thought struck him. bo, he went into Mr. Beach's house and got some buggy oil and oiled said axle, after which they went an their way re­ joicing, but-not intending that your scribe would hear of iL Well aedaents will happen to the best of people sotuetiinffi. at least he thinks bo. But your scribe Advises the young man to oil his buggy a little letter next time l*fore he starts out if be does not want the wheel to seL • __________________ ALICE. Auction.—Mra, Julia Altofl Altoft and Edward Green, having purchased ‘ 1 from H. Marble the latten* ...--------------------------... stock of milch cows, and also his milk route, find they have * a ourpjiw surplus ui of mock stock,, ana and wm will an*dfanave pose of a number ot mik-h cows. btMidea. other stock and farm tools at auction. Saturday, April 10th, commencing at 1« a. m. For further particulars sea bills. 1. A;- �OUR NATIONAL SOLOKS PLD BAM36 A5b RZW flAbha. a*:' :••• • j Tlie wWma of theJ«duy at giving tra­ STILL HAMMERING AWAY AT WASH­ INGTON CITY. Oa* X— York Suu. «l.ku alvutrJ who far loan*, a* Sorth Hector, South Homer, Ea--: Bomulua and many other suniHr one*, far which fhefeennbe nodefen-c. Exactly what part of the body of Homer South Homer w, would purtie an antiquary to «ay, and it would ba equally ditbeuit to nx»isu parw of the compa.-a to the pereonaof Hector, Romulus, Ovid, Virgil, ( !»»«, Sdjuo and cdher wnrthic* " i;<»e name* are altered with a lavish baud all thro<>:;L ten inti and West­ ern New York. The Woi has not offended, so much sguia-t good taste, and it i* therefore hard |U OW Hl.' L..V ——Minor, Ionia,tinnId have been transferred to |he interior of Michigan, it's a very pretty name, however, and Ionia is a very pretty towu. The people are progrewuve, if not pa.-iicuiarly like the ancient Ionian*, and it is therefore only natural thaflhey should apprtiiate the gtxxl {>cinu of Alhlopboros m a remedy for rheumatism aud neuralgip. IL Van Allen A Co., druggint*. says of its succeas in Ionia: " We have handled the medicine fat two year* and hear only go«xi reports from . it. A section l»>u on <me of the railroad* here, who, being exposed to all kind* of weather, ha* long been trembled with rbcumalic diiiicultkvi, now thinks himself permanenlly cured by using Athlophoro*. A ted-. Mr*. Ih, of,'this city, ha* aLso re­ ceive*] great benefit after using three bot­ tles of the medicine.^* Taylor A Culler, who are also druggist* ifi Ionia. «y; *' We introduced Athlophoro* in tTii* lown and have had a good trade cm it from the Mart, with tales inemsing] We have hewnl gtmd report* from it and accept th* fact of its increa.*injpale as evidence that it is giving raiislai tion.” *• I »;is severely afflicted with rbentnatisni for a number of years," says J. H. Williams, of Hobnrt. " About a year ago a friend who had a lot of Athlophoro* in the house induced inc to take and try it. After taking two-thirds of the .medicine I ctopiMsl because of the xmaation in my brad, but have not been troubled with riicuinatism /ilkv." pr.L. J. Kfnd’all, of Norway,Mkh^says; “ I recommended Atlilopl’ioros in the case of Mra. A, who hit* suffered with rhi-uuiati.-m several years. Before she hail taken half a bottle she was entirely free from pain, and a do*e now and then en­ tirely relieveil her. Mrs. B. was induced to Ka hottie with similar results. After . F. had tried every known remedr for rheutualioin (wo bottles of Athlophoro* en­ abled him to pursue his occupation. I can most cheerfully recommend the medicine far rheumatism." Says Dr. R. S. Armftrong, of Chelsea, Mich.: “ in eighteen veare1 experience in the drug btiMncs* I have had no remedr for rhoumatism which give* such general *at'iataction as Athlophoro*.’’ ‘ " Athlopln.ro* give* perfect •atWartion," IK I lam Brothers, of Hint, say. “ It has helped and cured in tome caiie* where all whi r rtflnedies have failed to do any good." 7 coinage of *11. *r foun! to dollar wm * dtaboMrt Hipped dollar. % The about ISO, and for Wasuisgio.x Cw, March SU— Among the documenta laid Iwfor- tint wttate Mon­ day w ar the nwuiorW of the aati-Chln*« convention leLvntly held at Kacrantento. Cal. Baking the restriction of Chine** im­ migration. Tbe army increase bill cam* up and wa* debated by ix>gnn and Dawe* in favor of. and Humb and Teller agaiiwk Dawes, while favoring th* MIL thought there was no use for an army in thi* coun try *o far *.« the jx-ople wore rulsud tiwreta 1 lamb said it wsa a shame to add (old. tboir property, wb. n they dUrovorad tbat nountel the rtandaH lilvcr dollar* a* legal­ ised fraud* and lire, and characterised a* a deludor. the idea that an Inflated currency *»m te-ccUelul to the laboring men. Proddent Cioveland'* "inocuout de.uetude" wa* coolly appeared at on<> of the window*, the propoutlon to coin silver In uniindted quantitia*—a )xx>podtion which would str.ka tbo^dewalks. country. Adam* of Hlinoh ojixwd fiee coinage, adjourned. On Ur. fourth floor lay th* fourth ix>r[«», ta tr fare* ami Ixxllei black­ ened by the iuuo‘-a All were in tinlr night clothes, but were employee ot the bouse. PLENTY OF SILVER AND GOLD Bill* ware intro Incod: Granting a pension discharged, and artificial limbs or thnir equivalent in money to maimed Confeder­ ate* (Woolford of Kentucky). Authorizing the secretary of the treasury to take from J. W. Drexel a conveyance of tbu cottage whore Uen. Grant dim^; resolution for n pcciol i-oinui.ttzx) to investigate labor trouble*, resolution for a commission to In- appointed next; rteolutipn to indemify the CUiaean killed at Rock Spring <. Wy. T., by tbo judgment of ♦117,000 tn the Culiiee* govern- BEST TONIC * •Mural plul.Mo.,1, ISO A^fsetnssR'sxist: dial! j- Invited frutl quin _X_ _ _ Default harlt.K*ta” WAMtiKGTOH Crrr, April 3.—Th* March UM), again»t al oat <43,000,0.0 for Use sanw dition to a reduction at ♦H’.OM.tfiO, in the bonded debt tlnco March 1, there hat been a reduction al tt\(A>.0.0 in ouutandng gold certificates, and ♦.‘’.OOO.UXj in outstanding UabUittes are • (2,ua),(W on coconut of obtatanding silrer certificates, *3,IU),UA> count of t'.ie fund bold to redeem national I lank no.M and |l,O» OU for mntui ed debta. introduced an oiucaUun bill to attain tbe reached ths sld-walk blood -flowed from hl* Ing building ill a dared manner, murmured. ACHES !T> PAINS! bated Mu Mh. a. li ♦te<tey^rMa).A. li mortgage* on rar, eo.tx for t fortunate '•I tiiho a’l ____ a commoq ex. ­ pre jrioq; and how much it fr)»ans to nianj a poor tufforerl These ache* Ftave a cause, and rqo»e frequently thaq it gener­ ally >u«pected, the cause is t^e Lner or < K-dneyti No disease is more pa nful or Loctunixx, Ky.. April L—Report* from serous thaq t^esa^ aqd no rorrysdy a so the moantidnou ■ region* at KeataekjC Indi* prorqpt aqd effective as in the atrurtun*. THE FLOODS IN THE SOUTH. 2-*r4 sti-2;•irscr;.'} £--•« SSASSrdp.c?: 7 1*1. A. a iM3. MMl II remained uuteiii, 4I ■ ■ ■ •cventj-Ote <i..:i.kr, otbei cidc< MISHLER’S tenipt to send it to the educat: n romudtteo failed and it wae referred a* Wild* drelred. O'Hara Introduced a resolution reciting th* facta of the recent Mia-iadp, i mawac e and providing ■ committee to investigate . R.l — M.1II —1- 1. — — dried piled a large portion of tbo fold whi h bar mou* com«nt for it* consideration to which lihi Unite! Htate* The house then ad­ journed. Wauhixgtoh Citt,March 31.—There waa only rout! no btudnss* transacted in tbo *en- ous for forty-eight beura Bjieciah in m all lu.portaut point* in hand deducting outstanding certificate* is an increaao of »XW,oA since Bitters- No remedy has yet been discoverer that la so oflectiue iq all KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. MALARIA. DYSPEP­ SIA, etc, aqd yet it is simple and t|arfq•♦35. Scteqce aqd rn»d:cal skill have Coo a river is still riiiug, and ft. at dostruccombined with woqderful auccets tqose herbs wh clj nature h*» provided for ttje cure of disease. It strengthen* aqd »n , v;qorate* the whole system, Tb* ramfail In Knoxville in forty eight Um, since 1«X’. Regular railway traffic ha.- been »u-]«n.k*d mire Monday nl;ht exhibit in tho silver fund Notwithstanding the redemption of about >3.00.1,ttJO in curU in opposing it. PenilAig tho delate Platt called up the bill to admit Wtubingtou ter- 1.850 M publie an north front o< Haatii.fi niantng Iron, Uwn<T,7^** ‘ Uak*. tbcinr mfuil ehalna and nine linka » »u» •tending In Un- renter <■( ite bkha oflMwinnli.e th..,.. ' •I ►yruajx held i* tea DaSdjauusn :nh,tM ALtX’AM.ntrtwnx timu i.oai,uoo. Voorhees introduced on enabling act MIBHLXB HUB BITTERS CO.. and b Evajx Fariter's Pleasant Worm Syrup Mevur Fail* bldtiaeand ameta this Lalan.i ♦213.Wi.03t; M-.B'numN. <4 Virl.ee office appropriation bill, and immediately began a long delate, during which Dingtey Bn Twasday night Mitchell Bocrer, Willian ■jmnui: e 36 near Charl-otown, Swain county,. during »» directed (aun-c CHAS. H. RATER. . Att'j for Norte Accordexplanation regarding some statement* made about him by The Othkoth North western. Fresit ally d will t pount Germ 1884. i*b«k westerly along ««.| !!;;• r..Htilng north Thia estiaoidmary downpour was geu-ral •age. and J maki Other falling cajunt deuce WaaaiXQTOi Citt, April a—There has Farmer*, maehanie* and wwHnr- between Hauck and Mr Mi II in, of Hl* physician* are still reticent about tn* The t.rst blood purifier and system regulator ever placed -n I!bln the reach of suffering humnntnterviowwl that their patient it a Utila. truly Ih Electric Bitter*.' Inactivity of the rrr, BilllausoeM, Janndlee, Constitution. jected, although Barkelak. of Miatimippl,Weak KldneVs, or any dlneaM of the urinary tegam. or whoever requires an appetizer, tonic nsjueetod that objection might Dot bemada or nill<l stimulant, will always find Electric Bit­ ters the best and enty certain cure known. They act surely and qotekly. every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or monev refunded. Ann Hickey was found dead at her home in Detroit, suffocated by gaa. . wuv U«ir iW ferel tuten-cl) with nltk headache say that Hoo.1 , S.irsjtirlilu lir,. ....ul equim THERE’S WAR IN THS AIR. cheapret, though not nree-arilr the highliu-dn ,.t HaCtr-BM in answer to tbo personal allusion hi Teller * f. April 2. — A cabinet council wa* ■object and opposing the bUf; an argument WsJunxoTox Crrv, April L—There wm quite * ’ ------ — - the bill to admit if (ware a suftere ileod • Sarsaprtite. its the ticket that will ur. Earl Rosslwry, minister la r*. Lal long Interviews u Uh ihd Turkish mlmsteru .during as adopted from nn old jotamed. meat labor* in the Held of domestic txtlitl u <nd you will make no mistake. R. K. GRANT. ‘ Hi’iti il.i.;.m iiFtw.Mwtrt*. Ath-rw? pt Morts*?#. _, F, u*r«b.Xrt ELY'S putanta to accept arbitration. When both Cream Balm wa* printed accordingly. ill the house went into committee of thrbolo and debuted it during tbu whole that it would effect nothing. Pending the debate tlw bou*e adjourned. WaamsG-rox Crrr, April a—Th* first thing tbo xenata did Thursday wa* to agree that ad^onrnmet should b* until Monday. Next cam* up a bilk reported favorably frotn tbo library bommitt*, for tte- appro­ priation of KiOU.lM/ lor a monum. nt admbcilon of Washington Territory into the West's Pain King. .a speedy euro for eollc eramti*. dlarbvra, dysentery and all bowel dif­ ficulty*. ssc. ail druggtata. Paonia, Ilk, April L—A ___ f .. O . disnateh to Th* -i A P.ouuU*x> annountfcd that they would take the case under edriaem^t until iu o’clock Weaoreday mornmg. At the appointed ->U' tbo L-ourt room wax A t % N M. ... .___ —— •—» .v.n anus sufficient rau o to hold both defendants for* I*, will I—_____ ... . . . “utl THE Mark T& l-nx-na Mclloy will be re ‘ntorecognuan .v in th. sum of ♦..000 to appear at tbe May term of court to answer any indictment which may be found axsinrt her “ y t^»™'nd*wy wrek at*Muv^2|W,,MPi‘B3f ,<X>k *“ *’-VX! ,lwt Kept >u me uvnic is a ■Whliuei S1. keep sk-k net* away. Used dlscrrtlr, it ^S7"J1h.e b <’0<1 P0"* ",f"tbe stomach andllver un,. In working order. C*a»n« .mt cold* vai>i*ii betere it. jt builds ti| No wtoe mother will do without it. wiRini* OUTM-d tempi* ton Tn Wbrn M’ldlnl Intoihr CORA GOES TO JAIL, Other town or city in the stale. Nonary the fonuuhiof a simple vi-gt-twlce re­ medy for th.- speedy and permanent cure of <o«-urr|.r|.." Brom tatta. Catarrb. Astlunaand all thr.w. and Ian,g Aftrclloiis. al«oa positive and radienl cure tor Nervous DeblUly and all $-’<’nil'l“fnt», after having tested ita wanderiu) mtratlve tKrwera in thousand* at case*, ha. felt It hte duty to make It known to tas sitflering tel lows. Actuated bv thtemotire *Ln'1.» desire to relieve buman suffering. I will fbanre. ta all who dcidre it. tills recipe .tn t.ernmn, French or English, with full directions f.ir preparing and using. Sent by mall bv addn-Ming with stamps, namlmt this E^N t' l* Power’s Block. Roche*- ’ would feet in would else th the inf mon tii come s distrib STVAttraswEKi, Tie tKirxIrd lnd*htMinMB ot the elty of Port Huron 1*9331,u>u. reliable, tirv.-r fidl. Cure all liver and itomach dl«a*c». □OpUbOc. Al! dniRgiO*. M. J eernin uea.ti: Health is Wealth! rheuiflug the’ iif- J of calarrb.il viir. causing iiralthl «<*■ trettena. U - alia*' tafiamatlon. pr»«kt» the membrane <v thr nasal pa»«>sv* addition air WFEVn •well. , .. NOT a l.lQI ID orU/k SNLEF. »1 Apt’lj a pirtl<-1fl-.f thr lulr.-.lBtyygw” A tew ai-piicat:«utinrnl will cure MtabHr witich Burden reside, Mand t tiveaw ,a»de d ethnolo in conn ELY BKUlllUte ndjgg cafutali III Berii In.i inn which. tmderta would j —Frani I otigre ■ For twenty years I have suffered from eatarrb. I purthaMd Uy's Cream Balm of J. I>aw*on «; ffertunlly cured my beiui- mltteu, which finally rose and O'Neu moved limited to ono minute. hill, by Of • Idle u^ethri Pending rtber a > cw man. I bare Wawuuutox Citt, April a.—A memorial CixcixxaTi, Ohl ■enger department PeuMyiva:.!* and „ Tho beat satre m tnc worm for Cuts. BruUe*. within < Ing Mln and thu *»•. firrtotam.M,,. ---------------- —..-.i Kniptloc:.. *nd punitive); cure* Pllre, or uo pay rwralrvcl. It is gnarauteetl to sire verfect **.«>■ arbitration 1411, which CAP tWExrL™aa^fB-->;5 S&StiSI -rcutara sent out te?tbl'TJ? ^-ky, Tenncwee. M1L7-; w«“ rfpl,r to Men Think . Ke°mtA»’'aaav'^ government they know ail about MtigUng Lin- SO0A. For Bakinc furl**? Hoo.ooc �lino THEIR TRIBUTE. A LATENT STREAK OF IN8ANI>f. WlM-n irritation of the throat causes ■ tickling cough, um Red Star Cough Cure, which will effect immediate and permanent relief. One ot Brooklyn's Board of Health officers recommends it as pnrtiy vegetable and perfectly harmIraa. Price, a cents. We have taken the Agency Girard, director of the laboratorr estab­ the new line of lished in Paris in 1978 for testing the quality of food andfldrink sold in that city, tbo Academic .ire Sciences takre oc■ !»there in a latent streak of insanity, and cariou to publish a report whieh.shows the value of the work done under hm\u i I gueaj he wasn’t far in the wrong. The Children seem especially prone to ■ only thing Ia to keep our streak from be­ , mg discovered. There wm an old lady complaints of the towels. A seven­ Th- broken chair w«j tn tto old, old place, , in Michigan who kept a boarding-house year-old toy of Mra. Harriet Orr, of Hut nn tbs utart, peaceful face daily, u > for students. She kept a good boarding- Lancaster. Pa., was troubled in that way They are something entirely uwd tor ton, cwdaa. and a neighbor advised her to use Mish­ • bouse. She made royal pies, and she lers Herb Blttera. She gave him a new in design and finish, of •ad port «»,«,«! ooauluiag ; brought the jucicst roasts upon the table tablespoonful every time his towels Uiohuor, e»,u«l ud . superior quality and fully war­ • that the holtowret student ever con- were moved. The pain was soon check­ iuin»e, »U»rrood wpplia. Th. ranted. 1 Burned. She had tho peculiarity of not ed, and in a short time the little fellow umwlormutoud wlwa itlB<B(r„. Xpl.l: x • • being able to write her name. The stu- was enjoying good health. qoired to know wl, n iwr u> utid. ia li.-.n. lb’- broken heart was cold. i dents, although they liked her pica, re­ Cur® for Croup.—Use Dr. Thomas’ —G. v: gv Kiiugte iu Frank Leslie's. “J ■»» maj’ garded her with great contempt. She Ech-qtric Oil according t > directions. We also sell the Latest and Best •Mil th, tonriono, u,, cheni' FRUIT TRADE OF CALIFORNIA. IM, to Uu. extent. For uixlyM. U>uwinB■ was toe lost person to wliom they thought It is the best remedy for all sudden at­ : of applying when they begun to miu tacks df colds, pain and inflammation pn,»rtmal« oompoMltvn. a their Greek anil Hebrew books, and great and for injuries. charge is made. Dr. Jackson's Eye Salve is a prompt . TL“'T “"V attaebed was their ■ astonishment when one of Paints m Large and Small quantities; »also Varnishes, TurI than, who happened to go into lier room and positive cure for all diseases of the The annual review of the trade in to tbe laboratory, whose duty it ia to for a fire-shovel, found them hidden in ‘ pentine and Japans. eyes in inflamation, granulation, and dri-d fruit iind honey of California for vkji cafes, epicerira, bouciierta. etc., crannies about the fire-place. They re­ weaknes of vsion. . It costs only 25 and examine tlie articles offered for sole. tssj contains many very interesting covered poMMBion only to have them cents, and is highly recommended for figures. It appears that the total dried They are provided with microecopes, Rtaten again, and it liecamo the regular fruit product of the state last year re­ acids, and other apparatus which tumble thing, when one of these bcxika were The best on earth, can truly be said quired tlO.XJto.OOO pounds of green fruit them to make most of the testa upon the miming, to search the old lady’s room of Grig’s Glycerine Salve, which- is —equal. to 5JW0 car-loads—and was of a spot, taking to the lalioratory only speci­ until it wm found. sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening value of *8,500,000. Of extracted honey mens of tlie articlefl which on this pre­ Her peculiarity is equaled by that of bruiseH, scalds, burns. Wounds and all Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction, the product was 1,500,000 pounds; comb liminary examination, afford evidence of ' -mother old lady over b-.m who had a other surra We positively cure piiro. doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to There are tw«ty-flv. honey 750.000 pounds and beeswax adulteration. mania for watchco, and never a peddler tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this one-half the expense of other plows. CO.ihh) pounds—a pretty good showing special departments in toe laboratory, came to the door with them but toe made wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed for the Ixies. Raisins show an enormous each under charge of a competent chem­ a considerable purchase of them. So or money refunded. Only 25 cents. increase, the total output of 1885 being ist, who confines himself to one claiw of jxxir was toe that she must! have denied Sold by F.HotcbWra stimated at 470,000 boxes of 20 pound* articles—thia taking milk, that one wine, herself her full allowance of porridge to Wm. D. Kingin. the life convict who anotiwr meats, and so on. About 25,­ indulge in the singular luxury. When eo- h. against 175,000 in 18§4. died recently at the state prison aged Thia indicates toe rapid advance of 600 samples were analys'd last year, and toe died her friends found an immense 58, was sentenced in 1861 for brutally ■ what is duiined to be a very important the effect of this' surveillance during the oaken “kurt," as high m a table, and half killing Daniel Barber, of Algona, whom Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. industty, >uui which will keep in the •even years of its existence is claimed to as long aa her ill-covered bed, filled with he robbed of $600. be apparent, not only as regards toe pub ­ country hundreds of thoiuandH of dol­ them. There is an old gentleman of re­ Children will refuse bud tasting cough lar* which now annually go to Spain and lic health, but os an economical menmire spectability and comparative wealth who other Mediterranean countries. A de­ in protecting toe public against worthless never loses an opportunity to possess medicine but they will nil be willing to take Dr. Jacksori’s syrup of lungwort cide! improvi-ment in packing and grad­ or inferior articlea of food.—Chicago himself of a paper of pina. If he goes and wild cherry whenever offered. It ing in 1883 was noticed, and is worthy of into a dry goods store to make a pur- is as pleasant as maple syrup and will -LYX SEIjIj THE conimi-ndation. We are producing large ch^oe, .which he doos onoeaweek, he reach a bad cough and cure the whoop­ and cvnslantly-increasuig quantitire of never rests until he catchw sight ot the ing cough much quicker than any qther On first visiting Cuba P found myself mils, the product last year having been pin basket, and he is apt to carry thtw preparation of the kind/ For sale by 1,250.000 pound* of walnuts, 518,000 of aatonwhwl at every turn and corner by |»iintod reminders of his visit away with W. H. Goodyear. peanuts, 1.050.000 of almon-K In sun- freaks of vegetation that were n> com­ him. Wrort Wpcld * Wmider acts like magic In all mon there that no one Reemedib con ­ dried apples; peaches, and plums we also But after all is he any more of a mad­ cun of rhramatlsm. wmnUcU. burns brul*e», d-.i-well, the product liaving been: Ap­ sider them worthy of notice. Here wm man than we who collect more lxx>k.« cute aud woondt. All drug&te. ples, l,O7O;0O0 |>ounds; peaces, 1,500,000, a tall JKilin tree with a trank bigger at tlian we ran read,- or pay a great sum for .Th" rirsj'd Raphli telephone excluuigo Iim the top than at the bottom, like an in­ 800 lubacriticni. and plums. 1.021,000. We are gradually a black-letter volume whose jiagre are making iiuadway against the foreign verted oil flask or carrot with its point । waled to us? What under the sun does stuck in the ground. In another place, ! (apt. Coleman, selir. 'Weymouth, nl'lna crop of prunes. Produoem are lieginning a man want with sixty differed editions between Atlantic City and N. Y., bad been troub­ clambering over tlw garden fence, were to grade and ;iack their prune* after the of Shake-qx are? He might just as well led with a eouBh «o that he wu unable to sleep, French method, and when this is univers­ slender deciduous vines laden with Imve sixty different pairs of spectacles. and wm Ipdueed to try l>r. Kiag's New Df»eovery tor consumuti.it>. Itnotouly save him ally done it ia predicted that our prunes clumps of fierce, tortuous thorns thicker A physician of nn insane asylum would Instant relief, but allayed the extreme soreneas The Best Looking, Best Constructed, Most Durable will take their proper place in toe east- than the main stem of toe plant, re­ denominate this as a special of compara­ in his breast Hl» children werealmllarly.aflectcd and a single do«e had tbe un« happy effect Carriage Made. sembling clusters of nniull buffalo horns tive aberration known us “a fixed idea." Dr. hlhs • New Discovery l« now the etahdard in 1833 our output was 1,400,000 and m hard as steel. In the name gar­ For instance, I know a man who never remedy In the Coletnsn beu-ehnld and ou board the M-lMMiier. Free Trial Boitles oC this Stand­ den grew a tree atout as large m otyj of pounds of Fhsnch and 150,000 jtoutuis of gays Ids fare on the street care without ard Itcmedy at W. H. Goodyrar's Drug Store. < terman pnuu-a, or about the same as our northern apple trees, and bearing a afterward holding an imaginary alterca­ Deeatur h» voted to appropriate »1J»O for I'-'H. hi the line of evaporated fruits lesa flower of the sixo of a Muscovy duck, tion with tiu> conductor—the latter de­ fire prntecUoa. is living done than in sun-dried. The which it exactly reaembled in form, manding toe fare a second tim-«. and he April vhowera bring forth May fiowera: also bill, wings, tail and all, though in^color brlug on rheumatlun. Cure, Weal's World principal items fur last year were: Ap­ indignantly insisting that he jiaid it. and Wonder. All druggist*. ples. 7-"'0,000 pounds; apricots, 350,000 nearly white, with portions shaifing off that toe conductor’s carelraanres is inex­ Over I.SOO pupils dally attend the Owosso pub­ Hunnlried./ 300,000); ueacbea, 400,000. into a delicate pink. Throe monster cusable. He fights against this feeling lic school*. 'Die crop ur^-.'Aches (all kinds, dried,) flowers either hung by their beaks to whenever he feels it coming on. but it is -I'll attend te It soon." Don't cheat ymtnwlf tiie limbs of the tree or lay scattered in was three times what it was in 1884, too strong for him. I have recom­ In that way. Your hair is growing thinner, dry­ and more lifeless every day. Save It and re. an<l bid'fa’r to be quadrupled in 1886. profusion on tbe gra*a below, where mended him to procure a free pons as a er store It* orielna) color, soltnevji ana glovs by us­ Evaporate^ apple* daub® the product they resembled a flock of water-fowl 'as a relief from his “fixed idea." ing I'arker a Hair Babam while you may. of 1881. Walnuts largely increased, and swimming in a pond. An estimable lady of my acquaintance Wliooplng cough readily yields to West’ I noticed, too, in Cuba, a tendency on has an exasperating trouble of this nat­ Cough syrup, the never tailing cure for bron­ other products in a les^-r degree, a slight chitis, couaumptlou, asthma, etc. All druggists falling off in p<\rautB being noted on ac- tlie port of vegetation generally to pro- ,ure. Some powerful mental influence eoiint of low priccM, All tliifl k a most duce thorns. Several of the larger trees ,compels her every few minutes to regard Finish the walls and ecHInc* with AlahMtlne. gratifying exhibit, and givee further evi­ bristled with thoee vegetable poinards, ;her left thumb with the moflt intense in­ MIU d-nee of tin- assured future of the state six inches long, all the way up their ।terest. Now there is nothing remarka­ ....... .....a. or paoer. DiMtifcct* and prevent* xi a great fruit-producing country.—San trunks, and I could not help reflecting jble about this useful portion of her anat­ hiilaomlnvBeautiful rarrl free. Ilydnigsadly that the schoolboy of that land must ,omy, either in size, shape, or feeling, yet rGia. hardware and Munple Francisco Call. paint drahra. flso given have a rather rough time of it in tlie pur- her । eves an* fivetol upon it at stated in­ away. Alaha«tixk Co.. Grand Ukpali,,M>cb. There are 2X31 banted on the registration lists suit of that juvenile pleasure of climbing (tervals. to the great annoyance of herself M. Naqdin expresses the opinion con­ trees. They recalled to my mind n cer- ;and family. She is mt nlally strong, ami In Flint. Tbe lame, the halt; tbe rheumatie all «l»x the o niing tii- 1 pnqxMed Algerian inland tain Australian ligneous porcupine known (comes of a family of good manta! and Elines of West's World's Wonder.. Try one the puzzle monkey, wliich is incased .physical condition, but somewhere in her sea. that to fill with salt water the shal­ tie and you will never use any other Ummrut. low losip* of tluit region would to in an armor of tiiorne, greying with ,make-up there was an influence working 25 and SOe. AU druggists. Ha'tings dealers paid our 625.000 last year for •v|i:i’.alvnt to n-pr xlucing in Algeria all theirjoints downward in a way calcu- ,at cnw-puq>osefl with the aurrouiidmg eggs. the evil feature* of a series of marahes— lated to utterly bofilo the most astute.— ।forces. I have heard of a geutleman Kwn Japan and China dealer* keen In stock , an o]>ini<*|t held also by many eminent Frank Bellew in New York Star. A nd .therefore the cheapest, is the who was similarly impelled to count ami sell tVcat's Liver Filla- The wnnd's i>est •' m-n of Icience. Th- dwpest portion everything he «aw. In this wny he finds Liver coni plaint. dytpcpila. Indigestion and heariHcne readily yield to them. 30 pills would, it’is admitted, not exceed eighty­ himself counting passengers in street sick 25c. All druggists tbe world over. The habit of exercising at a gymnasium fret in depth, and the whole count line care, windows in houses, all the homes Berrien county bas 17 Souring mills andetera­ would to so shallow as to be but little is like any other habit and should not be in flight, the buttons on people's clothes, else tluw h marshy bank, which, under broken off suddenly. I believe that a etc., till he is almost out of his nenmi. W jst a Coush Syrup l< now UV* leading retntin-ii.fiuih—ot a tropical sun for eight man who is accustomed to exercise daily He is under medical treatment for toe rdy (orrouKlii. wre throat. broifcliltl*, Mlhim, • whooplng-rough and eonvunintlon. All drnxmontlts of the year, would, doubtli-ss, be- should let up by degrees, as a sudden ces­ trouble, which seems to be undermining fftete. .’He- a f. i-iis which' would develop aud sation is likely to do him harm. I used dlstributelall the evils of nudaria. An to exercise a great deal, proliably tin hour •Rambler." cxamL-iRtiun of the region between Bis­ and a iialf or two hours a day, for yean, kra und tie Gulf of Gabes, by competent and it was time tuonllis after I stopped rtgim-ersj shows that the project, if before I felt like myself again. Still this “licking the earn" is a most mischiev­ curried oitt according to the plan con­ is not an argument against gymnastic ous practice; in attempting to do the* with hard substances an unlucky mo­ templated! would necessitate the removal Exercise at a gymnasium keeps a man tion lias many a time pierced the drum 2fl.OTtO,4dO cubic meters of sand.—Bos­ in good trim all the time. It prevents and made it an uncIcm as a bunted rub­ ton Tran.-ieript. the accumulation of fat in the inU’fltines ber life-preserver; nothing ahnrper or -WOMAN'S FRIEND. d Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Dotting and keep-t tbe respiratory organs perfect. harder tluupthe end of the little finger,, * • the greatest quantity of heat from a given quantity of A proj^t hiw been started in Berlin to A mar. may be in good health and ap­ with the nail pared, ought ever to he in­ pear strong and hearty, but mny nut ®«ub!feh an anthropological exhibition, troduced into the ear, unices by a phy­ Secures to GIRLS a painless, perfect wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. which wil| do with regard to the racefl of have enough of what thn boys cali “wind" sician. . development and tints prevents life­ men whatizi»'logical‘.gardens do with re­ to last him in an emergency where Persons are often seen endeavoring to Three Radiator#. Most Furnaces have but one. This gives ' gard to o|iiinnb. In the exhibition or strength or endurance is called for. His remove the “wax" of the oar with the long weakness. Sustains and soothes Over-worked • the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ garden it w intended that representa­ recuperative power is not strong either, head nf a pin; this ought never to be Women, Exhausted Mothers, and naces as a heat producer. tives of various races shall permanently a man who exercises gymnastically re­ done; find, because it not only endangers rvride, while nf such races as can not covers quickly from exhaustion and does the rapture of tto ear by lining pushed prevents prolapsus. - and the cold of tto climate representa­ not suffer a loss of strength for any great too far in. but if not so for. it may grate Cures palpitation, sleeplessness, ner­ It has an ash-pit Most wood furnaces have none. This tives will to brought to Germany to re- । length of tone.—Globe-Democrat Inter­ against the drum, excite inflammation, vous breaking down (often preventing • saves much trouble and inconvenience. produce an ulcer which mny finally eat Insanity), providing a safe change of side there during the summer. An view. all the ports away: second, hard sub­ rtiuuilogic.il rntiw-iim is to to established Fills Ma<lr* of Hplilrr's Web. life, and a liale and happy old uge. . stance*] have often slipped in, and caused • oimwtion with the exhibition, which Some time ago an old British soldier Render suffering from any com­ Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a the necessity ot painful, dangerous, and i.i mid to have the support of several from toe East Indios brought us Hdme plaint peculiar to tho female sex, zoa• house. capitatots. Possibly tto recent success pills made of spiders webs, which he expensive operations; tliird. the wax is phora is worth everything to you. manufactured by nature to guard the in Berlin and London of Japonww and told US are largely employed in India ns Indian villages has led to this project, entrance from dust. insects. and unmod­ Send for our circular of private testi­ a prophylactic against and cure for ague. Thickness of shell, and castings and radiators; giving which, however, w a far more difficult He assured tis that he himself bad been ified cold air, and when it has sub­ monials and be convinced. • surance of long wear and better uniformity of neat undertaking, but which, if curried out, a sufferer from intermittent fever for served its purpose it becomes dry, scaly, Every woman sickly or healthy would prove of great public interext. years, and that, though toedL«ease wm and light, and in Ulis condition is easily should read “Facta for Women." This pushed outride by new formations of —Frank Leslie's Illustrated. not eradicated, he could eitlier avert the book will be sent to any lady reader Perpendicular flues, insuring much more heat than the orwax within.—Boston Transcript. spells or render them insignificant by tho of this paper, and to ladies only, on ■ dinary horizontal flues. nf tiiis singular remedy.—Medical Once a shepherd, caught out upon the receipt of 10c. Address, ____ hilh bj night, built a fire under the ter World. Specimens of a peculiar grain grown ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO. Those who expect to build houses the coming season will Of a pile of fltonre that he had tossed by a Machias, Me., man from five kernels ugvther. The heal split some of the save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, received by him from a friend, who said fl,|ues. and bi the- morning the man flow able-liodii-d fellow like you ought to be they had been taken from the crop of a the most economical, is the Benfield furnace. Call at «ithin one of the cracks a piece of uhinwild goose, hare been sent to several ex­ b'g silver ore. That happened in Peru, earning a living." “But I haven't any perts, including members of the marine work, sir." “That's your own fault. Hl and thus wm discovered the mines of the board of agriculture, all of whom say venture to say. You laqk energy. You • erro de Pasco, which have yielded don't throw yourself into your work." Hurt tto grain is wholly unlike any 090,000.—Boston. Budget. It is understood a “I wouldn’t like to. Nor would you, American cereal. sir." “Oh, I wouldn't, eh? Why not?" sample will be tried in the agricultural department at Washington. The gentle­ The belief that the pagan gods were “I'm a grave digger, air."—Philadelphia Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and ven­ man referred to has succeeded in raising ____ __ rvall; existent as evil demons is one Call. nlxmt fire bushels of the nondescript tilating your dwellings. which has come down from the very agra of Christianity. It wm raid “I tnurthavt- order In this court-room." In the fourth century that witchai rode sternlv demanded a jiwriix« of the peace. abroad in the nighttime and fraxted with “I mtut and will have lew noiw and con­ Georgia's latent oddity is a spider m thi-ir intetnoa, who was one of the pagan fusion here. I liave already disposed of ■;-'<! ^.Minerva. &by Ila or Diana.- three important case* without being able c-xchonge. Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor to hear one word of the evidence."—Ex- profile. The face is Mke that of a man store. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble of tbe Malay typo, the brow, the eyes, A mathematician who had a little the nose, the mouth, and the chin being to operate, will heat your whole house, give unifoi "pare time recently weighed the earth, temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for tbe hot Mr Lalxmchere makes bold to coin a imitated wiUi a precision quite startling *nd found it tipped ths scatefl at exactly word’. Says ha; “An interview with in its way.—Chicago Tribune. a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old, it will ^.000,000,000,000._________ to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks t Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost. Gasoline Stoves. Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. MESSER BROS Ward &. Dolson Buggies! 25 Purchased to Open the Spring Trade with. Platform. Spring Buggies! The kIMsi Flint asi Stodeh&ker Wagcas I Farm Machinery of All Kinds. Call In! MESSER BROS THE BEST 1 ZOA-PHOEA, FURNACE MADE. Its Points of Superiority are: 2 3 4 5 6 Brooks & Kenfleld’s, PARKER S TONIC No More Wood HINDER CORNS The pueblo, Cat, noU works will MS rather poor roodiag.* Holland. can see one in operation. Call in. �Addition*! County The Hastings-Banner. ’ HAST1HM. MICH, A*rn Sth.lBM- Dr. Aiken, charged <lth .laughter will be examined on the wn. So far tlie h one wherein be contracted been very fa making. . , A general changing about and mov­ ing of household goods Is taking plad) Itas than two weeks. thia week. Vwytroljy^oLvWXE D. B. Cooper Is the unfortunate own­ er of a smashed up buggy. Horses too high spirited. Wm. Zuschnitt starts for the west If THE proper course is taken, not ^Dan.^Myers teaches the Center school more than 83.000. and perhaps but 82,000 will have to be raised this year the present term. Nearly all the sick people are on tho to pay the second Installment of 812,000 . , , on the school ^nds- Tb?n “S^ahnnt gain. John M. Reiser now owns the boas county tax for this city be about 81500 less this yaw than last, so that team. Political cyclone struck Woodland there will be little if any ncrcase of on Monday. Nobody but fusionists taxes. Hustings will soon be in good hurt however. . shape, financially speaking. Looks as though people were getting NoRTnERN Grown Seeds.—Farm­ somewhat tired of boasism in Vi ooders, gardners and others using seeds, land and were determined to vote as free manhood and principle dictate. are you aware that there is a well stock­ ed seed store near you. where you can CEDAR CREEK. buv all kinds of garden, field and flower Daniel Mixer, who has been very seed, as well as garden tools and imple­ ments? These seeds are of northern sick. Is getting better. Henry Camp'bell goes to Ohio on a growth and tested and true. Try them. Send for catalogue. Address, H. W. visit and will be gone about two weeks. Grandma Bunnel Is very sick. As Landreth, Battle Creek, Mich. she is a very old lady no hopes of her Eld. L. G. Moork, of this city, will recovery are entertained. i . preach at the Podtrok school house Sun­ H. F. Peckham will remove to Free­ day April 11th, at 3 p. m. Subject, port to practice medicine. Frank Fulk and Albert Warner are "’The Inspiration of the Bible.” All are cordially invited to attend; especi­ trapping on Crooked lake in the town ally those who arrnkeptial in regard to of Prairieville. Tho G. A. R. boys will hold a social the Scriptures. This lecture was de­ livered in the Methodist church Feb­ at Morford’s hall. Johnstown, on the ruary 2Bth before an intelligent aud­ evening of the 15th. The Tadics of this vicinity and Ban­ ience, who listened with marked at­ field will organize a relief corps in the tention. near future., Negotiations are pending between Town meeting passed off very quiet­ Hastings partial and C. C. Field, of ly but.with the usual amount ot log­ this city, with a view to the starling of rolling. The republicans met the dem­ ocrats and greenbacker.* .on grounds of a roller mill there. Mr. Field is one their own choosing, and with what suc­ of our best millers, is a capable and up­ cess will be seen elsewhere. The unions right gentleman, and if the arrange­ had a very strong nomination, and ments are completed and ho takes were confident of electing the whole charge ot the mill, as is intended, he ticket. will certainly prove himself an excel­ lent man forSlhe place.—Charlotte ORANGEVILLE. Republican. AdditionalJ-ocal Items. EDITORIAL NOTES. The present week is a critical time in the history of the Knights of Labor. The organization has been put on trial, and those who hope much from It and those anxious for Its downfall are watching evpry new movement with interest If Mr. Gould desired to break np the order, or to weaken its hold on the workingmen of the country, or to prejudice the people at large against it. be could afford to pay the malcontents al SL Louis to keep up a clamor of dis­ sent and protest. Mr. Gould is interested in having those who represent him in St. Louis ■land by his agreement just as the exe­ cutive committee of the Knights of Labor are interested in having their or­ ganizations accept the agreement in the spirit in which it was considered at New York. If one parly or the other seeks excuse for prolonging the trouble that party will lose public sympathy. About four republican newspapers of the state are industriously writing themselves down as asses criticising Judge VanZile, the republican state committee and the Michigan club. They make iis tired by chattering In a •horns .that things were done better when Zick Chandler Was at the helm. The writer was on the state committee thea as he is now. We must admit thai we liked some of Chandler’s meth­ ods (better than we do those of VanZile. For instance, if Chandler was chair­ man of /the committee about now he Jasper Cooley and Matthew Elli­ would g^tly take the editors of these son. of’Hastings township^ have no four papers and lay them across his great amount of love for each other; in knee and vigorously warm the base­ fact, they lose no opportunity to ridi­ ment of their punts. It is very un­ cule each other. On election day. near fortunate for the party that Senator tbe polls of lhat township, they came to blows. Ellison evidently came off sec­ Chandler is dead.- Charlotte Republi- ond l>est, as he had his opponent arrest­ ed and brought before Justice3weoiey. Coolev said Ellison called him names, The selection of Jefferson Davis to and in retaliation he closed his off optic. deliver the dedicatory speech at the The urbane magistrate .assessed him Confederate soldiers’ monument at At­ only 85 and costs. lanta reminds the Constitution of that Next Sunday evening April 11th, in­ city io refer taa speech Jefferson made stead of the U3.1AI preaching services, at Atlanta, just prior to the war of the tbe ladies of the W. F. M. society con­ relxiijion. when he began thus: “Fel­ nected with the M. R. church of this low citizens—If there is to be war, let city will hold a meeting to which all ft cane. We can be ready in ten days. are cordially invited. The following is In another ten days we will take Wash­ the program: Singing by the choir. ington. Philadelphia will be ours ten. Devotional exercises conducted by days later. In ten days more Newii the pastor. W. A. Hunsberger. Yorjc will fall into our hands. Boston Singing. Responsive reading topic, Bulgaria. we don’t want, because we don’t care Essay, Mrs. Clement Smith. for baked beans.” Recitation. Mias Belle Crothers. Singing. An exchange remarks: “Mr. Morri­ Select reading, Mrs Wm. Jones. son has dropped the iron schedule from Remarks, Mrs. A. D. Rork. Collection. his tariff bill.” The next thing which binging. will drop will be Bill himself, and be Mefflbers are invited to take front will come down “squash." seats, also to enclca* their quarterly dues with name In an envelope and put in the plate as tlie collectors pass Grand Rapids. through the audience, or hand to the Grand Rapid*. April Mb. 1vwl treasurer at the close of the meeting. KDITOUBANNKB: Election day, weather favorable and All persons having books or periodicals belonging to the library are requested everything quiet. The democrats and grrenbackera had a "bear dance” con­ to return them to Mra. C. 8. Whitcomb, treasurer of the society. • vention which continued in canfusion _ BY t,RPgK ragfiWENT. all night but at flveb’clock in the morn­ ing culminated in fusion. Rank and Filb—The above great The McDowell-Sawdy manslaughter ease, the most interesting case in the military drama will lie produced at Supreme Court, resulted in the verdict Union halt April 14,15,10 and 17,. un­ of guilty. Harry McDowell was a der the auspices of Fitzgerald’ Post, G. traveling man. and a resident of this A. R. The play will be put on under place. 7 the management of Owen Bartlett and Sylvia bawdy, a young woman of J. E. Kennee who have produced this twenty-one was once a resident of grand army allegory In moat of the Woodland but nt the time of her death, principal cities of the northwest, where which occured in a Monroe St. brock, It has received the highest enconiurns her home was in Howard City. Mc­ of both ureas and public. It is a faith­ Dowell protested his innocence and ful and beautiful picture of the great tried to estabUsh the two points that civil strife during the long dark days he did not ruin the virtue of the dead when the, life of our nation hung in the erl and that he was not instrumental balance, when from our northern fire­ causing her death. The verdict of sides, wives, mothers, sisters and sweet­ the jury was plain, that he caused hearts were nightly sending up their Sylvia bawdy’s death and that he was earnest prayers for the safety of loved the father of her unborn child. Judge ones who were battling for the “old Parrish said, “Thecrime of manslaught­ flag.” Camp scenes, battle scenes, the er is a terrible one and should be severe­ prison pen at Andersonville, all follow ly punished. This species of man­ In rapid succession, while tbe comicali­ slaughter is becoming much too pre­ ties of the dUrky "Skid" and the ke"n valent. The autopsy revealed the fact wit of the patriotic Irish girl “Kittle that the young woman suffered in- O’Nall" serves to enlighten every scene. tensly for several days and that you, The whole forming one grand moving Ml McDowell, were cognizant of her panorama of the war, keeping vast aud­ sufferings. The sentence of the court iences spell bound until the last grand is that you be imprisoned in the state closing tableaux when their cnthus!am prison at Jackson for the term of fif­ bursts forth in tlie unanimous verdict: teenyears.’’ The prisoner said trem­ “The grandest and moat beautiful blingly “Oh dear! Oh dear!” and sank drama ever written on tbe war.” some back in his chair a perfect picture of of the best local talent of Hastings will despondency. A young woman, fairly appear in the cast of characters and good looking, called at the jail and left fifteen young ladies will appear in the a long doggrel screed, saying McDowell beautiful tableaux together with union innocent and that she was guilty. and rebel soldiers, guerrillas, etc., mak­ 8. D. Clay, defense attorney, has re- ing in all 50 people on the stage. Active aeved several letters addressing en- rehersals are now in progress under daarrng and encouraging words to the the directions of Mr. Bartlett who as­ sumes the role of "Skid." Fitzgerald post will spore no pains or labor to The sentence satisfies the community. make this entertainment the event of Grand Rapids has the promise of a this season's amusements, and and well cable car street railway to be operated worthy of the most liberal patronage on fc ountain and Bridge streets and to of our citizens. The proceeds are for be completed by the 1st of August. the benefit of the soldiers’ widows and Subscription is lacking. Subscription orphans and the relief of needy com­ «>uld construct an elevated railway in rades. Reserved seats can be secured I odunk or Yaokee Springs. Barnum’s at Hotchkiss’ drug store, which should ■ana*- will ________ be purchased early, » the entertain­ ment will draw a crowded house. For lecture in this city about the IRh in­ cast or characters and full particulars stant. , fte tare hin. 1*4 prop-ami. Don’t (Ul Work ha.i commcuead on the two toaeelt. 3®w iron bridges to Fmrl and Sixth anuseums—one aa thia' dly. He lighting than usual. The republican ticket was elected with the exception of treasurer by quite large majorities. The treasurer on tho union ticket had on.y one majority. Mrs. L. A. Nichols, of Battle 'Creek, is visiting her old neighbors. Mrs. Scarls is out calling on her friends. Cora Nichols has been very sick for the past three months, but is improv­ ing under the treatment of Dr. Mcteay, of Prairieville, and is able to sit up part of the time. Ed. Nichols has rented a farm and moved out of the village and Wm. Eng­ land JrM has moved Into tho house va­ cated and will work part of his father’s farm. • Mr. Klingensmith Is home for town meeting. Eli Nichols is improving the appear­ ance of his residence by a coat of paint. C. II. Thurston started out for ihe season’s work this week. Johnnie Crawford is on the sick list, also Mrs. John Hlllick. Rumor says there will be a wedding soon in the place. Old Mr. Swan was huned last Wednreday. Bauer, Will Bwi KdDaBlOdvto. Decorated , china plate-Mrs. A. F. Guv’s water pitcher and lamp mat— Mattle DemoL Match caae—W. N. Boice. Gold breast pin and photographs— Mra. J. B Daniels and Miss May Cum­ mings, of Woodland California. Flowered glass water pitcher—May Has an Elegant Stock of Bagla._________________ Lucky Star rlKur are Loux Havana filler. J. H Aietner ft CuIJr* Grocers. u«ie axeola Hmokr U>Cfcy Mar clean, M Gw poMiuoua dross but are made of Lo»< Hatana filer aud a« pkhI aa tuoat ifc cbpus J. H. «... o/il.. 'ir.lit. Clothing^ Furnishing Goods PURE PM For the Spring Trade. He >b the exclusive dealer in tk. , brated failor-Made J. C. k CO. CLOTH ING ne ‘L4** Best Made. Best Fitting Suite known to the trade MOST PERFECT MADE full line of Mens,’ Youth’s Boys and Children's Suits. Wilson Bros '''.W,raMsu «T/C£ BAKIMG POWDER CG.. CHICAGO. 13 EXTRACTS A good Men s buit for 83 50. others A good Men’s Worsted Suit for......... 7 50; A good All-Wool Men’s Buit for .... I’. 50; Fine White Drees Shirt, unlauudried. for Good Style Man’s Hat for...................... .. Men’s Working Pants, for........................ .. Men’s Overalls.. OTh£r GOODS IN I'BOIXIHTION MOST PERFECT MADE Having no rent to jtay, running my store on the lighten ex. penne o( any in the city, buying and selling goods lor ash, I can make prices on any line of goods cheaper than any otlw dealer. I ou can get better value for 'your money ot me tU of any other dealer. t R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier, NORTH-EAST BASTINGS Most of the sick are lietter at present. Arab Barnum sold a span of colts to Charles Youngs, of Hope, tor S300. Rumored that there is going to l>e a wedding in the near future. Will tell you more about it after a while. Miss Lillie Thompson, who has been quite sick with lung fever, is now con­ valescent. . Leroy Barnum and Miss Ella Sutton spent Sunday with Mr. Andrews and r / XXAJKTGUBJU. family, of Hope. Mr. Haufstetter’s son has gone to Thu it uiAv. at any tnonent. at ack thr Hr-art and winTdrath Instantly Tl* .HH.raUf T* Dakota to spend the summer. Henry Bauer is trying his skill at Oeat^t vy‘Mtaai1, ,lccUro* Umt War-tenth* o( all farming for S. N. Baldwin this spring. About five o'clock Sunday morning j March 28th two couple were seen wend­ ing their way to Coat's Grove. As they were passing the streets of our little dty Mr. Wolfs buggy wheel be­ came set and it was nearly an hour be­ fore any progression was made on their journey. Jim, thefnext time you take Florence out riding grease the buggy wheel before you start. March 27th being -the 18th birthday of Myrtle Dunbar the young people to RHEUMATIC 8 YR UP CO the number of 82 gathered at her home while she was absent and joined in glv- ■ Ing her a hearty surprise. The evening JJAHY C. COBH, was spent very pleasantly and all pres­ ent report a good time. They left her many oeautifd preseuta of which the following is a list; Large bible-—Mr. Philip Dunbar and wife. HIBBARD’S RHEUMATIC SYRUP, A Great Blood Purifier. x’MLKHSBB .MaKStncssuj! DRESS MAKER pRED’K HOTCHKISS Is Removing His Stock — TO THE R. McOmber Store, After April 1st he will be settled in his new location, and will be glad to show >>u RUSSELL HAS Removed The Best Patterns Wall Paper, ?IS STOCK OF DRY GOODS" Tht fijisi Phlmi Decorates Wiiiw AND Millmery Goods, Detroit Liquid Paints, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Groeery, on State Street, tomere6andfriend^wellWs CU8’ School Supplies of AU MAIMED. 45«rJiiS«ita a. lliSStSS! Drugs and Medicines in both Goods and Pnces’ �The Hastings Banner. -cnr The courtyard will soon- be carpeted THE ELECTIOSS! SITUS Win uoa make lu «ppeM,^re .1 A.KT1NG8.THUR8DLY, APRILS . ISM. “• H- P“k U8W1 »o remark In tho Xtemoorat about tour or five Uu»s . democrats and greenbackera with each spring. their large majoritiesId each ward, of Local Advortlsing^ates: For Exchange, a fine improved farm the city, hail things pretty much their Vnnnariel I <*»!»• » «»*• P*rline. i own way Monday. They were well or­ ”*n“ l*r ,lMof 80 acres in thia county, for an im­. gunited, mill proposed to make a red 2 Szx an. 12U cent! twr line. proved 40 acre farm near MiddleviUn, hot tight to capture even thing. Their ’ hardest U-ork was on supervisors. Boss Woodland or this city. Also for sale Haaringe and Death notice* free. . .. ‘ j All notices fur EnicrUtumcnU for profit of In- 40 acres, improved orchard, buildinga. Hicks was on the war path and did his <l j <|<1 iuli« <>r or^anlzailotut, exceptforcharitable k "■ *• Ut-sl to down Philo A. Sheldon for suor benevolent |>urjK»e», will bo charged tor at » pervisor. Hicks* work was dirty, un­ scrupulous and conteuiptible; but it Jim Hotchkim was escorted to the. was in keeping with his record as a rpo THE TEACHERS’ CLASS. cooler Saturday. Jim was slightly un­. grovelling politician. For days Wore der the influence of intoxicants, and his the election iw peddled the most O:.t’ rageous und villainous lira aliout Mr. I have a l-irje Slock of »WV?nWBre not on,Y decorously playful,, bheldunV assessiueut of personal prupbut likewise mi devious that Marahal N hns rightlv judged that the citv coopl erty, and appealed to the lowest of pre• Judices to make a point uguinstan hon­ «uittable for School Td5u!her», whteh I will sell W us about the proper place for him. orable mid capable official. But tlie A large number of our subscribersi W°?*k ®>YWM8 knocked completely out. VIII'.Y CHEAI" ! «bo keep In stock tho WATERBURY promised to bring us wood last winter. and hia dirty work recoiled <>u his own WAT.’IIES. They make a very nice time-piece head. Hereafter it will Im* a vast lieneSome of them kept their word. Several ; tit to any candidate to have Boss Hicks have not. We would like ten or fifteen oppose him. Fine titock nf Jctrelry, rf-c. delivT«l th"1 »». V'llf’M;*ng are the officials elected and l-;im* look my Stock over before purchasing banner Office. Here is a chance for their majorities: w-or'WO<>d f,ub8criber8 ««t in their Mayor, Chas. Weissert, fusion......... 83 Recorder. Frank Ntebbins, f.... . 177 committeeINa city Treasurer, J. E. Hoglr, f;................. 222 Marshal. A. H. H. Ellis, republican 98 Justice, W. II. Beadle, f............... 24 Chairtnan-P, A. Sheldon. . School Ins.. A. V. N. Sliugerlaud.f. 182 Secy—G. W. Jones.* 1st ward—B. C. Lewis. C. H. Bauer supervisor, P. A. Sheldon, rep Supervisor, A. Jones, f... 2d wnrd-C Smith, Geo. Osborn. Aldermen, all fusion— 3<1 ward—C. H. VanArman, R. B. 1 1st ward, J. M. Bcssmer.. Messer. 4 th w ard-P. T. Colgrove, C. W. Jones. 2d ward. A. McN uughtou 3<1 ward, E. Y. ilogic bwsT week we mentioned that the 4th ward. W. A. Hanw ... young limlA of the law were to, Constables, all fusion— try *'. Pancoast on some charge. Some 1st ward, M. Cramer.... 2d ward. A. Wilinot........... took it that Mr. 1’. had renllv l»een up1 3<1 ward, L. Beadle............. to something unri was really to be pros­ 4th ward. Thus. Tinkler...................... io ecuted. Io allay such suspicions we Board of Education, all fusion— wish to sav timt the trial «ill be a 1st ward, G. W. Greenfield................. mock trial, and the offense chanted 2d ward, 11. IV. Ford.... 22 wholly etberial. 3d ward. .1. & Goodvcar............. ' Emmanuel Episcopal church services, 4th ward, Geo. Touiliiipon................. 50 Sunday as follows:. ° HASTINGS TOWNSHIP Celebration of the Holy Communion , ’rhrec chevra and a tiger for the town­ at 9 a. m. < ship I” or the first time in fifteen years, I,r»y«r. Litany and Sermon that township will Im> represented on Uui!?,a$ °* suW'teora by a republican. at 10 JO a. m. L. 1 • J},irK«s. whose majority was Sunday school at 42 a. m. Evening Prayer ami service at 7 JO। 10. Hale Kenyon, republican for clerk was also elected by 6; Daniel E. Bird­ p. m. ACKERSON 4 HAYES. sall. republican, treasurer by 10. Bal­ Messrs. Geo. M. and E. Daven­ ance ot tlie ticket fusion by 2 to 12 ina­ port, of Woodland, will please except, iorities. One feature of the election En.lRSRINflLEN. the thanks of the editor and the Ban­ in the township was the eonsiderable , number of greenbackers of republican ner force, for a generous supply of maple syrup and sugar, unanimous]? antecedents who again came to the voted the finest of the season. There is front with their old partv and say thev havo come to stay. ' ' no question but that the Davenportb* are the finest sugar makers in this seX BARRY. tidn of the state. It makes us tired to read the returns Monday evening and Tuesday from this township. With good organ­ ization it is republican by a fair major­ morning Chas. Cornell. Elejy Hopkins ity but the ifusionbrts have a cheerful and Chas. Mann were tossed into the habit of knocking off the persimmons judical hopper at Justice hennston’a in a manner not calculated to be pleas­ Court. The trio had a ga-lorious time ant to read alxiuL Their entire ticket, on election day; chuck full of “budge," headed by Chas. A. Polly, is elected by and right on the war path. Cornell majorities ranging from 26 to 8&—Polly went to his sister’s-in-law Monday even­ getting 89. ing and vented Ms exhuberance of joy IRVING. over the fusion victory by thumping Four tickets in the field. The green­ A teacher is wanted for the Barry-, his female relative. A warrant for back ticket elected by good majorities v Hk school.assault and battery was sworn out, and except on treasurer, which is a tie. We he is now serving a 90 days sentence at have not learned the name of the suc­ ■ Reported that there is not a vacant Ionia. Elery Hopkins and Charles cessful candidate. ' house fn the city. Mann were charged with being drunk JOllNSTOWN 1 Ground has been broken for Frank and disorderly. The former pleaded Goodyear's new residence. ‘ guilty and emerged shorn of 88.70 fine has not l>e< n heard from. But it is re­ and costs. Young Mann said he ported that E. F. Nye heads the repub­ Brooks *t Kenfikld have sold four' wasn’t guilty and his trial is set for lican ticket. If so. he is doubtless elect­ hiruucee since January 1st. ed, as he is an excellent official, and the > Thursday. township strongly republican. Tijrkf. milk wagons here now. This ought to suffice for oar little city. ■ PERSONALMENTION. ASSYRIA. A^rerk uro 675 legal voters in this This ftpublican township surprised •Aiertie Williams is in Grand Rapids. us by electing almost the entire fusion rity. which indicates 2,700 population. C. W. .Iordan will move into the ticket, although there were 25 more reEp. Master will occupy the build­ first ward. nublican than fusion tickets cast. B. T. ing west of Smith’s blacksmith shop us To Mr. and Mra. C. H. Hicks a daugh­ Kent, fusion, was elected supervisor by :t wagon shop. 30 majority. The republicans elect ter, Friday. Justice, highway, ccuimmsioner, school G. sou les has purchased, the house Mrs. A. J. Bowne is visiting Cold- ospector, and part ot the constables. and lot west of the jail and' will move wr.ltT friends. into the same soon. ClocKs 1 celbiest b J8HN BESSMER. Jeweler. Local News hirit ish, I ither UlM CARLTON. Mra. Kep. Silsby. of Freeport, is visit­ The fusion stronghold was expected Hrs. F. A. Houk will soon open a to return the entire fusion ticket, but it miliim ry establishment iu the store ing friends here. with Morse E. Nevins. Mra. L. L. Holloway is visiting was a cluse shave. J. N. Covert, re­ publican, was beaten by but. 3 for su­ friends in Adrian. ' pervisor, E. Kershner by hut 21 for Grant's. Other dealers ask from ^3.50 R. Mudge returned Saturday from his treasurer, and a republican justice of trip to California. to Si.nn for same goods. tbe peace whs elected. Well done, Carl­ Mrs. Mary Conn has removed her Clement Smith was in Nashville on ton republicans. PRAIRIEVILLE. <lre.-.sn>ukiug establishment to the rooms busin ess.Tttesday. over W. H. Schantz’ store. This township is seldom a disappoint­ Sherman Fowler Sundayed with his ment to republicans. As usual, the en­ Ai a sessio, of the board of trustees folks.in Nashville. tire republican ticket was elected by ot Nashville. Tuesday evening, it was Mias Sarah Horton will go to Cleve­ good majorities. A. C. Towne the vet­ • otcd to issue no licenses for saloons. land Monday next. eran supervisor, again headed the.suc­ Ackerson & 11 ayes have four teams A To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McElwain, a cess! ul ticket «>u the road purchasing eggs, and are CASTLETON. son. Congratulations. buying at the rate of 2,000 dozen per The township is mixed. With good day. j. Mr; Keeler, of Olivet, visited at Eu­ organization, it is republican by at least gene Jordan's last week. During Lent services on Wednes­ 100. But for some reason, their work P. T. Colgrove was in Jackson on does nol dove-tail with that harmony day and Friday morning at 10.o’clock and Friday afternoon,at 4:30, at Em­ legal business Tuesday. that ia beautiful to behold. The demo­ crats elect supervisor, treasurer' drain manuel church. ; Mrs. Will Squires. of Big Rapids, is commissioner and two constables by A l EREtxrr-FiTTiNO garment is a visiting relatives in the city. majorities ranging from 21 to 80. The luxury. Fit, style and durability Mra. Dehner, of Philadelphia, Is visit­ republicans elect the balance of the characterize the “T, C. & Co." Clothing. ing her sister Mrs. Welssert. • ticket by majorities ranging from 24 Read adverttiment VMiss Viola Willison is teaching to 142. Tiik gentlemanly burglar broke into ■ . ORANGEVILLE. school near Hickory Corners. the house of Dr. RctiertsTuesday night, This reliable republican town comes Mrs. Mary Geer returned Saturday and stole John’s watch anil 65 cents in to the front us usual, electing the entire from a visit to Grand Rapids. change, besides a mince pie. republican ticket except treasurer by Harry Huffman, of Battle Creek, Harry G. McDowklu convicted of manslaughter in connection with the Sundayed with Hastings friends. death ot Sylvia Sawdy has been sen­ Mrs. Charles Russell, of Allegan, is tenced to State prison for 15 years. the guest of relatives in this dty. , The ladies of the Baptist society will ■ Frarc Williams has returned from a «iv<- a social at the church, Tuesday visit with her sister Kate at Elsie. wening, April 13th. Supper from 5 to Mr. Lake and Chas. Hoyt, of Irving, H. A cordial invitation extended to all. visited Hastings friends last week. | The cheapest place for farmers and Mrs. W. B. Huffman, returned Thurs­ well drivers to buy galvanized pipe, pumps, valves, hose, oil, belting etc., is day from an extended visit to Ohio. the Hastings Engine and Iron Works. M. F. Jordan and John Armstrong, ; The laidiee Home Missionary Society of Middleville, are in the city today. will meet at the home of Mra. John Mra. Huffman, of Fremont, Ohio, is Rock on Friday afternoon at two visiting hot sons Charles and William. o'clock. All who are interested in this Mra. Elisabeth Truax, of Bowne, is work are cordially invited. the guest of her slater, Mrs. Wm. Joues. jScoTT Rogers will sell a number of Ira Van Valkonburg and A. IL Mchead oi stock and considerable farm machinery at auction at his farm, five Omber took in Battle Creek Thursday. miles north of this city, on Wednesday Fred Greble Is expected to return April 14th, commencing at 10 a. m. from Orchard Lake Military Academy Charley Rice is nothing if not ea­ this week. Will Hitchcock didn’t, like Colorado t ;rpr;..mg. He registered in two wards climate or scernery and returned to Saturday, and if it hadn’t been such a hjisy day, his name would have been on this city Frith*, Mr. Pope, of Saranac, who was a resi­ the books in all tour of the voting pre­ dent of this place 35 years ago, was in cincts. the dty Saturday. (A. N. Gillelasd, of HastingstownChas. M. Mack, of Dowling, returned ship, attempted to subdue his better Saturday from an extended visit among helf with a stove book. For this of- relatives in New York State. Frank Holbrook and Mrs. McLaugh­ 3se he was brought before Esq. Keoon Saturday, plead guilty, aud was lin. or Muskegon, attended the funeral of the late Mra.C. G. Holbrook, Sunday. sentenced to thirtv dava in jail. justice, full terra. C. Campbell ration, 83; justice, vacancy, Ola boughwa, rvpublican, 1; kdance of ticket fusion by from 20 to 40 majority. ' J. H. BEAMER & CO BALTIMORE. OFFER One year ago the. fuslonists elected Uielr entire ticket by majorities rang­ ing from 16 u> 3U. Tliis year the repub­ licans buckled on their armor and «listed for a hot light, and won on su­ pervisor. Norman Latham, who was elected by one majority, and John E. Herrington, highway commissioner, by 12. The fusiouists elected the tialanoe of tlie ticket by from 9 to 28 majorlWiHlDLAND. To tbe surprise of all this township elected the entire republican ticket, rhe republicans covered themselves with jdnry Ly their work ot Mouduy. And they can lie proud of the men eb cUkL fur they Are creditable to ant conimanity. A splendid feature of the election Was that many who had left the republican party and had patron­ ized the democratic sideshows or greetsbackistn and prohibition returned to their first love, and say they have come home to stay. Following are the offic­ ers elected and their majorities: Albert W. Dillenlxi'k, supervisor, 74; C. A. Bought, treasurer, 20; Wesley Mycra, clerk, 19; A. H. Miller, justice, to fill vacancy, 14; Henry M. Smith, justice full term.HO; Jarob'F. Velte, highway coinnupsioner. V2; D. M. Myers, school inspector, 108; Jacob Eckhardt, drain commissioner, 48. •"2 3 ® 5 e For the first time in many years the republicans made a clean sweep in Thormipple, They nominated a splen­ did ticket,.and elected the nominees bv good majorities. There were 387 votej polled, i of which 185 were republican!. 137 fusion, 64 prohibition. Following are the officer# elected: Supervisor, J. H. McKevitt 22: clerk, H. E. Watkins 47; treasurer, W.C. Otto 115; justice^ Aaron Hherk 41; highway commhsion* er, W. H. Gray 61; drain commissioner, •G. I J. Manchester 7; school inspector, O. A Carpenter 44. Constables all re­ publican by 25 to 50. 2 11 71 g e> $<5 THE BOARD of supervisors elected Monday is a tie politically. Presuming E. F. Nye to have been elected tn Johnstown, ‘their names and politics are as follows: Assyria —B. T. Kent, fusion. Baltimore—N. Latham, republican. Barry—C. A. Polly, f. Carlton—Lewis Decker, f. Castleton—J. B. Marshall, f. * Hastings town—P. W. Burgess, r. Hastings city—P. A. Sheldon, r. Hastings city—Alien Jones, f. Hopd—D. Campbell, f. Irving—A. J. Gott. f. Johnstown—E. F. Nye, r. Maple Grove—C. L. Bowen, f. Orangeville—E. Ilarthorn, r. Prairieville—A. C. Towne, r. Rutland—C. A. Brown. f. Thornapple—J. H. McKevitt, r. Woodlaud-A. W. Dillenbeck. r. Yantiee Springs—Frank Sylvester, r. F g •*s - 10 fts. Best Granulated Sugar for Best Carolina Rice for Best Butter Crackers for New Chicken Mackerel for 2. Best Smoked Halibut for 2 Best Cooking Raisins for Best Turjasty Prunes for 8 bars French Process Soap'for 7 bars Kirk’s Soap—-a bargain-g-for 5 its. Best Gloss Starch for 1 ft. Royal Baking Powder for 1 “ Coral Baking Powder for 1 “ Centennial Baking Powder for 2G boxes Matches, (800ds) for 1 ih. Spear Head Plug Tobacco for 1 “ Spy Plug Tobacco for “ Grit Plug Tobacco for “ Sweet Cuba pine Cut for 1 “ Jumbo Fine Cut Tobacco for 4 fl»s. Mixed Bird'Sfeed for 2 “ Choice Roasted Coffee for 2 “ Best Green Rio Coffee for 1 tt>. Best Mixed Candy for Best Horehound Candy for Best Cream Candy for 6 fcs. Choice Japan! Tea Dust for 3 “ Choice Japan; Tea for 25 “ Best Roller Hour for 70c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 50c 25c 15c 25c ■flic 40c 35c 45c 35c 25c 25c 25c 10c 10c 25c $1 00 ‘1 00 60 Be Sure and get our Prices on Wooden Ware Before You Buy. We are Headquarters for Garden Seeds. We hive the largest and Best Assortment of Crockery and Glassware ever shown in Barry Connty. Remember we are the Only Strictly Cash Grocery and Crockery House in Hastings. Yours Respectfully, ELECTION SLIPS. • Philo Sheldon hud 85 fusion majority to overcome in tho first and fourth wards. His majority of 3! under such circumstances is one of which he and his friends can well feel proud. J. H. Beamer & Co Baker Shriner made a gallant run considering the hard fight against him. His opponent did not get a single slip over bun on republican tickets—a most remarkable rti-ord—while linker cut into his opponent with 28 or 30 slips. H. A. Goodyear & Sons, Philip T. Colgrove made a splendid run for mayor. With over 190 majority ngalnsthlm; with little work for him. he was beaten bv but 83 in this fusion stronghold. Had It been possible to to concentrate their work on him, the republicans would havo had a mayor. AGENTS FOR THE Bryan Star Chilled Plows One prohibitionist voted. for Russ Wightman. Oh Lord! Abe Ellis hail 98 majority. His op­ ponent, so it is alleged/had procured a star and engaged teams ana men for street work. But Abe will be the cus­ todian of the peace just the same. The Journal will* get little consola­ tion from the result on mayor. Well, there will bo one republican member of the council, whose solemn and hard duty will be to keep the other seven fellows straight Chas. H. Bauer for mem»>er of the school board, made a strong run in the first ward. Be was defeated by but three majority. Boss Hicks has probably found out that he can't manipulate the first and fourth wards. Fair play is jewel in politics, but Boss Hicks and his henchmen evidently fare not aware of the fact “Lie” and ’’Lie persistently was their watchword." Also the BRYAN No. 12 and 81. both Iron and Wood Beam Plows. These Bows combine Strength, Durability and Ease of Handling. before you buy. We have the Largest and Beet Stock In Barry County. • VanArman and Johnson arc search­ ing for the individual “whofrowed dat bat brick." We are sorry that two faithful aider­ men were not returned, Beamer and Black. The dty will be the lose/ from their defeat See them Get our Prices. H. A. Goodyear & Sons / Died.—In this city Thursday, April 1st, 1886, Eliza, wife of C. G. Holbrook, i large majorities. They lost treasurer by one. Eugene Harthorn for super­ EnSA’W. 'Kenfielil was born at Gainst visor will make a record of which the ville, Wyoming county, N. YM and town will be proud. camo with her parents to this place when she was four years of age, where MAPLE GROVE. This township electa the entire fusion she spent the remainder of her life. ticket by majorities ranging from 16 to March 25th, 1855, she was married to C. 75. T. 8. Brice, republican nominee, G. Holbrook. Two children were born came within 16 votes of being super­ to them, a daughter and a son. Tbe daughter only lived about six years; visor, making a splendid run. tbe son, two years younger, mourns the RUTLAND. loss ot a devoted and indulgent mother. The entire fusion ticket was elected Mra. Holbrook has been a member of in this township by majorities ranging the Presbyterian church for about from 10 to 28. Charles A. Brown super­ twenty-two years. Her health com- i visor. Had tho republicans been unit­ menced to fail about one year ago. The ed, they could have elected supervisor. latter part of February an abcess form­ ed which resulted in blood poisoning. । YANKEE SPRINOH. Through all her sickness she was a conThis township was redeemed in great rtant sufferer. She died April 1st. 1886, at shape bv its sterling republicans Mon­ 11 o'clock a. m. She was conscious day. They cleaned out tbe opposition through all her sickness that it was tlie root and branch. Well done! Follow­ last, but felt no fear of death and tbe ing are the officers and their majorities: grave; was glad to be at rest. . t. o_i__ ._______ on. r< w Armstrong, clerk. 37; W. J. Ritchie, •Treasurer, 44; L. B. Pryor, justice, 13; The funend services were held at the J. Everhart, highway commissioner, 26; residence on Broadway. Sunday. April A. D. Still, drain coininisaioDer. 4; J. M. 4th. at 1:30 p. m., conducted by Bev. W. Burpee, school inspector, 24; constables, A. Hunsberger. The members of the oil republican by « to 22. bar attended in a body to show their sympathy for their bereaved brother. HOPE. The republicans made handsome Many sorrowing friends accompanied gains in this fusion stronghold, as the the remains to Riverside cemetery. following will show; Dural Campbell. William Buckle, well known in Fusion, supervisor, 31; Clerk, tie, but H- H. Campbell, republican, was the this city, died Wednesday Inst, and was lucky man; treasurer,F.G. TInroe,rn22; buried Saturday. MONEY SAVED1 Having bought a large invoice of TEA we wiH until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! Smith, Sams SVanArman. March 10th, 1886. �THE NEWS Df BRIEF THE. WINCHESTER’S CRACK MAKES IT8ELF HEARD IN THE DE­ BATE ON THE LABOR PROBLEM. switch near tho county Una This proved to be unfounded, as tbo two trains w.-nt through to Alvarado without a Sil M«n Blto the Duxt, Dead or Badly and officer* have returned to tho city. Sunday afternoon it became known that Wounded, and Fort Worth l( s’ir'ary Camp. tho city from other pointe, and . that thoy Out—Strike Declared the Knights of Labor. Attorney Genera! Templeton to In tbe a thing. Fir* destroyed tbe Crystal Window-Glaa< works, at Bellaire, Ohio, a large amount of stock being also oonsumod. Tbe loss is I^DXl - the effect* of the pbtol-ebot wound tec<nve<i and train* will move; if force it presented, it —in i— ,..2__ r F0ST Worth. Tex., April fi—Saturday morning n body of arm*l special deputy six-rids boatdril a Missouri Pacific tabooin' sheriff, wa< burled daring tbe afternoa, and hundreds followed his remain* to thi grave. His death casta a gloom over tho entire law-abiding portion of the cotntnuuIty. Charlie Saeed to bettor, and has u chance to recover, but wUl he torribly dtoflgurotL Officer Full ford to resting easy, and will undoubtedly recover. Nace, the b’j the Kniou depot,' they continued south ward until the junction of tbe Fort Worth DECLARED IT ‘*ON" AGAIN. ihe train otoppoi and covering. . _ Tbo health of John Kelly is improving rapidly. He is now able to walk about the There sre over UOO,(XX) Knights ot Labor in tbu United States. Barney McAuley, the actor, expired at Naw York Monday morning. Montgom-ry county (Illa) Democrat* Monday instru ted their delegate* to th* Seventeenth district convention to vote for route to Blue Mound, Ilk, was found dead in a coach upon the arrival of a train at De-atur Mon lny morning. Miller Brothers, dry g'x>ds deniers nt Evausville, Ind., made an alignment, Mon­ day. owing •184, i«3, with uwete of fiJSW.an. The firm will continue in biisinera what they ware doing. Tbe man replied that tiny h d no hoetile intentions, and as discovered a number of m -n tn ambush nn the side, of the ro.id. The comm'nd to •cun Pacific U concerned. Frederick Tur­ ner and William HL Bailey, of tbe Knights’ oxeButlve board, arrived hero Saturday all morning! This was discouraging, but they |«ra»varad. and finally found the vice Fyratnoro bottom* and <li^ap;>«ar»l in tbo During tbe tight Ri- hard Townaend, ___ _________ _ __ ball |4*.sdng U.rough his left lung, an 1 coming out on mouth. FoUce Officer John Fulford was shot in both thighs, one of tb< ball* ranging upward into hto body. His wounds are dan^vroua Tbe wounded men wrre put In the caboose of the trn n and taken back to tbe dty. Fulford, after baring hi* wounds dressed wu tnkrn to hto home, nnd tho twe other men to the Missouri Pacific hospital During the aft-moon one of the sirikon to tlie rity, shot tbrojgh the thigh. Hit W.WT.O.T butocla perfect furilado Notion than 100 shot* wore fired. Tbe strikers—that to what tho attacking party to called—retreated to a lot o' curled Ths visible supply respsctlyely, 49.77-1 v committee point, exclaimed: Itonald McLellan, a highlander,'died in Doiroit Tuesday at the of 106 years lleorge L DoWolt has been appointed in­ spector of hulls at Cleveland, Ohio. Emil Wallber has bean renomiqate.1 by tbe Republicans for mayor ot Milwaukee. Mam, is cut almost wholly for export to India. hie telegram to Mr. Hopkins, but at tbe any committee, but simply would consider individual applications to the number of executive board* of the St Louis districts, Joseph Alfred Dufllho, tobacco mauufaetuerer at New Orleans, has failed. His asaeu are UH,000; HaW.'iUee Hfi.uN. fund for the relief of th * poor throughout general executive board, tbe following was tana, preliminary to Um admission of tbe territory to tbe Culott mittee <>C our rmployt appointed to adjust any grievances they may have." Tbe general executive Ixiard ujxxi their arrival in bt Louis, having been informed that Mr. Hoxie had refused to do majority of *579,000 that thrn carried a Winchester in each hand. Inidroo in this city, and is regarded as an conslder j«i.-»on.>l application* only, and n.w bis owu plea-uro os to their cmplo. meat without the dictation of any society or couimitV-e, this being in direct violation of the agreeme nt a matter pf tim*. nonths among the Islands John I-ormin, popularly known in the Illinois and Wisconsin lead-mine districts, citl-en of Springfield, Illa, expired Wednee- attack on tbe train reports are conflicting. dock .obbery, using an organization to depot, determin'd that trains shall run at very little to say regarding tho fight, and threw dHtrict dally. A WIRE-TAPPING SCHEME hotel, tbo loss reaching JJU.OOo, with inaur- St. Louis, April fi—Frank P. McKeigban, a telegraph operator of tho Westaru Union company, wa* arrested bore Sunday night of Spain, cost K 0,1X14 ■ Tho arrests made hi Belgium during the Townsend, says tho firs'. >hot came from tIse strikers. organised and armed with Winchester rifles by Sheriff MadJox to suppress any furth.T demonstration. Governor Ireland leetra Hoxie and .Gould. Sunday Fort Worth was a veritable millIng the »treeta, and ai wd sentinels stood guard over all railroad property. Tbe air wn« full of rumors and the people were kept in a state ot constant excitement all day. excitement, instea! of abating, increased without apparent causa Tlw Knight* of loibor weru ren.arkably quiet, and but few Sunday morning nt 8:30 o’clock tbe Dalia, lightguard, twenty-six men, Caph Q F. Cooke commanding, and the Hliiernlan rifles, of Dallas, Capt J. Moom y command­ Ryan commanding, came in from Sherman. A spe.-lal train from Harrold brought in Capt Nc.’uurray’s ra gers, numbering tan plementod by a ttompany from Decatur, which, with the anued citizens of this city on duty, and th* regular polios and special lawless etaatnt, but bow long it will last Upon his of Than Fur lung, chief of deteeti<a> of the Gould system, and bad by orders joined the Knight of labor. uro expected. be injLhicago April 12. Too senate bos paseod the bill appropriat­ ing *50>»,(XM for the erection of a lAncoln monument at Washington. Sheboygan at tho i-otning spring election Further developments 'will vote upon a proposition to expend llu,000 upon a soldiers’ monument. tapping Hoxie's wire, aud they thought it toeir attempts to Up tue wire had failed. PASSED THE ARBITRATION BILL. WABHltTOTOX City, April fi—Tho ques­ tion ot consideration was tho fir*t on 5 rabed Saturday in the bouse,f fiends ot tbo troe-cum- Ilual acuoa Amendments were adopted day while engaged, and al-o pnwcriomg Alton iMbrt.), .larno-i, Belmont, Bennett, Breckenridge (Ky.), Cricp, Croxton, David­ son (A a.), Daniel, Foran, Forney, G.over, Hals, Hammond, Harris, Hemphill, HUI, 1 ■’inrtLMi^cn.’ Patti and Signor Nkolinl will go to Fans arn-st upon a grave > barge He now says that he has no knowl dge at Irons and Coughlin being in the scheme, which was aside. I' 2,501 Queen Victoria’s household, In which there roll. Perry, Kaagan, Ro;;en>, Tillman, Tucker. Tbe £rw bu-hel Tlie contract for building tbo Colorado capital building was let Thursday to William D. Richardson, of Chicago, for |KX*,4&L lar FreabyUrian pastor, was imprisoned Thursday at Clinton, Illa, charged with swindling. OREECri STRENGTH. Z TS, ""“I".' » Greece Is divided, since March, 1888, into three military diiHrfcta for recruit­ ing and adminlstrntiVL' purposes—the caHtcrn district, with Its hcadquArtera at Larissa; the western, headquarter! Mhwolonghi; and the southern, head­ quarters at Athens. The peace effective of the Greek army, including non-combntanta, wan 29,289 officer and men, with M guns, in 1883; and SO.fiM in 1884. Deducting nonrcombatanta. the effective would be about 28,000. This force eonatats of the following unite: 27 bitotalions of infnntry of the line and 9 Battalions of rifles. Total. 3G batUlions; 12 Rquadrons (3 battalions or regiments) of cavalry; 8 Held and 8 mountain batteries (4 battalions); 4 fortress batteries (1 battalion); 12 companies (3 battalions) of en­ gineers; 1 company of train., There is a gendarmerie force of 4.865 officers anil men. By calling In tho re­ serves, it is estimated on paper that the Greek Held army could be raised to an effective of 80,000 men; but it will be more correct to put down that effective at 50,000 men. Besides tho active array and the reserve. Greece has a landwehr. comprising all men up to forty years of age who nave served in the active army and reserve. Tho number of that landwehr is an un­ known quantity. Tbe armament of the Greek army Is- perhaps one of its most satisfactory f-atures. The in­ fantry and the engineers are armed with the Gras rifle, the cavalry with the Gras carbine. There ajo about 100.000, rifloH of this model in tho arsenals, bed­ sides 48,000 Chmopot and Mylonas rifles. Tlie iiold artillery is armed with Krupp P-centimulcr, 8-ccntimetor, and 7.3-ccntimeter guns; the mountain ar­ tillery with guns of a caliber of 7.5-eenti meters. There ia also a su fficiont supply of heavy siege jfuns. qll of tho material having been supplied by Krupp. There Is a comparatively large store of artillery material for the re­ serve forces. The Greek navy would not prove a very formidable opponent to that of Turkey, neglected though tho latter has been. Greece posseMes no modern iron-clad, the additions most recontly made and still being made, to her navy consisting of unarniored gunboats and torpedo boats. Her only two ironclads are the armored corvette Olgn and die iron-clad gunboat Vosileos Georgios— the former launched in 1869, the latter in 1867. The total displacement of the two vessels is 3,834 tons, their com­ bined horse-ponrrr 4.350. their annnment four n-centiinetcr guns and two' 17-centlmeter nnd two 21-eentimeter guns respectively,. bcffidcA light gnus and mitrailleuses. The corvette has a speed of onlv 10 miles, the gunboqt nt 12 miles.* The nrruor of tho corvette is only 120 mlllimelera (4j inches) thick; the thickest armor-plate of the gunboat is 178millimetcrN (nearly seven inches). The Greek navy comprises beside*, of larger veaseh, the unarniored corvettes Hellas and Admiral Miaulis, of a total displacement of 3,100 tons, an ag­ gregate horse-power of 3,700 and an armament of 10 heavy and 8 light guns and 4 mitrailleuses. Each of them carries beside* two torpedo­ boats. They have a speed of 11 nnd 15 miles respectively. The nuqkber of un­ armored gunboats is 11, besides 4 build­ ing in this country. Tlx- gunboats most hekvily armed (each with a 26centimeter gun) are the Hydra and the Speteia, both of which , Me provided with protective shields for the guns. The other boats carry guns of a lighter caliber. Greece possesses 19 torpedo boats (7 tirst-claM and 12 second-claM) for |wh and spar torpedoes, and a tor­ pedo depot ship (the Psara) of 1,100 tons, 500 horse-power, armed with 2 10-centimcter guns. 2 Whitehead torCdo launching purtn. nnd 2 torpedo unchlng tubes beldw the water line. The Pssra ia nt present also equipped with 6 launches, armed with spar tor­ pedoes, but she is to receive 4 torpedo­ boats. Six torpedoes are stored in her torpedo chamber. She has a speed of 14 miles. The Greek Government has ordered 6 lirst-clas* torpedo-boats, .-nd there are available at present 20 small steamboats for spar torpedoes, as wall as 3 hulks for .planting torpedoes. The oilier vcMelsof the Greek navy include 2 paddle-wheel transports (one, the Amphitrite, bf ing the fastest vessel of the Greek navy, having a speed of 16 miles); 4 iron pin-boats In sections, each armed with a 12-ccntlntetcr gun nnd fitted ud for spar torpedoes; be­ sides 12 vessel* steam nnd sailing, for arsenal nnd harbor service. The ag­ gregate tonnage of the Greek navy is about 17,800, its total horse-power about 15,000, the number of guns carried—heavy 30, light SO. mitrnillnises 25. Tkb vessels building will add, when completed, about 1,800 tons aqd 1,000 horse-power to the Greek navy.—London Tvncj. This widely celebrated Institution, located at Buffalo, N. Is organized ! Nathaniel P. Willi.' daughter, Miss with a full staff nf eigbteen^experideuw i IIIlan, to to bo married to B. A. 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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY r. »- . ' ■ ■ dOM relation to nil prtndpn! linen Enstnnd conetttutM tbe moat important mld-contih traneportaUon which invBcn iu;d fr.ci!',M ot the Atlantic end PnctQc CWete :• to end from pointe Bast. Northeast end west Northweet and South’.-.. a tn ite main lino and brandies, Chicag' , imsoo, Moline end Rock Inland, in llltno;-; Harlan, Guthrie K ■: ind Atch: . Watertown :r. THE GREAT ROCKULMOROUtF""" -----------, DUCOTB. □era. in which run tho Cntebratod Oty and and fit Paul I have uwd Athlophorsa for rheuma­ tism and can most cheerfully say, with the most Mtlafactorv rranita in evorv R. R. CABLE. >. ST. JOHN, �A Creat Victory A Terrible Case of Scrofula Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Agricultural. WAll eonununlcailons pertatnlnr •t UHMOCom, « 8.M. mllUoo 11* „ sweetening as the rest of the world on sjmwj. “Whnt are the •seven affea of mau,’ Henry?” Lugga^, irarlwe, storafrr. mortffw. postage, shrinkage and dotatfe.” He went right up to the front— Hartford Times. THE SOUTH OE THE »OUTHEIWEI«. The Obliging But there is another south, -the south of the southern )>eo{ile, not so easily reached, but well worth reaching. Ono needs to have plenty of time und plenty of patience to travel in this south. And he will be happier if he carry with ium certain simple stores besides the article* I have mentioned—such m tea, coffee, lump sugar, potted meats and preserves. A portable bath-tub ami his own acwp and towels will make a vast difference in THE. ruieirw .* r.., V. ■ n r.. his comfort. Certain things hemuet not cxfHTt to find here cither. Southern trains have little regard for their time-i table*, ami he had better carry a supply of paper novels for odd hours at stations in wltat are most apjiroprutUdv named MARK. waiting-roum«.v But. aa a compensation, southern railway officials on local ruuila are the mtat uffnblu and obliging of men. They return tor you if you are too late; they wait for you to eat your dinners; they stop anywhere in the woods to let a man get off. “Nevaryou mind, ma'am, says the obliging conductor, “you take your time with the dinner; the train ain't going off without you.” One rime I remember a train which waited a half-hour for the passengers to • tin. nt.tex.* x. rouiuai ro, Baltimore an. get dinner before thuy started. We were altogether three hours behind time. 1 Klectlon Notice I asked the num at tlie station if tliis train 2. „ , . HMtliigiCtry Recorder's Office. electors of the *ever*l ward* of the citv did not meet another. “Yea, ma'am," Toofthe Haatlng*:. ' said he; “but, you sCe, we meet at------ , UnpurMiance of Section 8lx (S) ot tbo Ciw notice I* hereby given that the nnnuai and whichever train gets there find waits Charter, rity election will be held on thfr Ofth (MhjSr ---------- --Is ducky darting sick? What will The cost of producing various crop is Aa ancouncHl In wluniM Mm. , a matter of much interest with fanners« he do for dueky?” was heard taming ninilta ago. I'ror. w. . from a Bleeping i ar tarth. "Try some autumn resigned the nrof. J » <but experiences differ very much in ns■ quack medfcliter citinu the unsolicited gard to It. The Oxford's. Ohio. Farmdub m adis-uwlon of this queMlon■ response from five pairs of strong lungs. and th. wcret»r«ablp ot the liortlciu,”’ era I out tho following‘fact: One A Sunday school teacher wishing to nil society ot that Hat,.. Xr.1',"11?1 brought , EDnlmanu protnAomblpor thTiiiwy ।farmer found a 24-acre fit M nf corn to, explain th* conscience uskod what was f0^ l^r and v“<1 *»•’«. tho bunk­. the util!, small-vtolce that Cornw after Shaw school of liotany at St Uinta iing cost 85B. tlie taxes co*t S24.25. andI one has retired at night. “Catsr an­ That institution ta a7deo.rtoii? I the interest on the land giao. The, awered the smallwt scholar. of whiTi011!1 ’n‘v«F|l.r. the vxtatenre erln ' ^Orkr,r?tt T5*20 P*'r iU,<1 the or which la due to the Intolligmt liben ' .J*11!,.tone thin*7 ta i tn possible,” savs p*‘r '*cre-and thr alt> orthecentleuuio wh<«« name it '3 *2?’? ,tt,e Wdon clrctta. ,1.110.;I wo* anna.' than ever. cost of growing lieing nearly il cents rinK master. Hiv »•xi niiueud-dlt’a »f W. J. bunbcl. while the rent—or cost ofi -WK ?lhat* su,k9 K,lh unuaiul per I Lockpirt. 1 wa* Induct’d Why.'fora poof girl who works for 1,llrtrui*lon and original taud * — and taxes were II cents per bushInvwtiratlou. nnd will doob I™ ™ < fnr h,'r taianl.’" suHl^rinv^Aad now, after d, total ai Ceuta. Atadher farmer V*u. Hwk ,o I,av come the center or IvUmlnd Inrorma- uiatle I - tu ive b -ttlo, within the hut the cost 25 cent* a bushels, nmr- And the remark bring) down the house. Uoo al the went. l*ror. 'rrelemw's in- I r-'fulous eruptions bare Johnny. (jtu.t after Sundav school)— 'IeW «° 1",*hels, the al-jreues have all augural addreae. In which the b-adln® 'AnrShlX I Bay, Jack, what is a soekdol.iger?'' . .pt the unriphllyecar*. which teatunw ot the new school are oullicHl1* corn eont 35,452 l*r • Mnalh r by defn es, autl acre, of which rent was 8C.-5lichigan Jack—Why, don't you kno*w? It’s has been piibUrted in pamphlet term j? ariuer. i <io not know what it may what they sing in church when they , Iv.it I H.i khitw th.t I. »',4” reaurae ofthe.plrit.alma Ret ready to go home. The minister -<ir-.i|-ari!13 has proved an and method, ot modern botany. From '.udrr.i. As nn evidence of gets up and savs.—'Let us now sing the much that is or general Intereat In thia *1?°^ Jr’of Michigan sockdolager f " ■ t>d il >w fact* unsolicited, . v.ify the autbcnlicity of udilress, apace only allows m, to select a Agricultural Coltegv. with whose writ­ *<■«.«! caxre*|H<ndeMo with It was a Gentian orator who. warm­ tew paragraphs treating „f bacU.ria ing on economic entomology readers of . ..." o> arles X Ronthose mltmaa-oplc Iwtnga svhlch do » thit agricultural prtns lire fuuiilhtr, hits ing with his subject, exclaimed:—There much good and work so much Ul." ■><o: f n»i d by W. J. Uuntbeen spending the winter at Harvard, is no man or child in this vast assem­ bly who has arrived at the age of 50 •availing himself of the facilities for the •: j «■*!. N. Y., who calls thq THE LOWRST OF ORGANISMS. study of horticulture in the libraries years that has not felt the truth of this for Hood's Sarsaparilla. After speaking of the value of tatan- and lalionitories of Cambriilgv, and the mighty subject tnundering through his , _• Hving‘Uiemcntsotmanycurta mind for centuries!” iwd knowledge in^nedklne, and of the 1.ihrB‘7 of th*' Massachutheory of spontaneous generation, now '*lt-“ .Horticultural Society in Boston. A traveler, going to lied, was surpris­ relegated to the ranks of expired Fruine I' anuer. ed to see a ghost, which-or who-in a theories, though it was believed in for : < i. ill>uD * C>Lowell, Maas, °ur friend, tnc Western Rural, savs sepulchal tone, began:—I atn the spirit “‘J'.W “*’**•Prof- Trvleara continued: of one who wm foully murdered here.” IOO Doses Cno Dollar. The lowest organisms whose life-hta- that a lazy mau ought never to get 1 hat s no business of mine.” said the torv hiw been followed under the nu- married. Home duties are too exacting traveller, turning round on his pillow. for the other, so there ain't a- bit of bclnK the Monday In croscopeare bacteria. Plants, in their for laztnrsa. it h the husbaml’s dutv “Applv to the proper quarter. Good troAble." Somewhere at the end of tlie April, nt which election tlw following offirwnt are to lie electci: One Mavor. one Recorder. ly <»f Barry.Jinldm nt reliitluuship. to these minute tainefc to ttasunwj a full share of the btlior that night. line a boat waited for the train with tlie One Trewirw. one Jtt-tlc of Peace In place o< ' '' < tin.'*. t>n which are so small that many lilllions H by many supposed to be peculiarly same engaging politenem. Tlie south ­ “It’s a standing rule in my church," J of Kiiiue bf tho species could ta brought the wife’s. plreson the fourth of July next; one Slvrabri, It further t-avs that the average said one clergyman to another, Tor the ern conductors are always kind to women one School Inspector, one Hupervtaor for tbo within the aniM-e of a cubic inch, resem­ do of Julio Win. a. ble animals in so far that thev c.m de­ theory of homo life is that the happi­ sexton to wake up any man he may set and childrens and hospitably polite to 5225. n d. I T,r. ,'r: r'1.': one 8»penl«>r for the Second and Third ward*of said dty; al*o one asleep. “I think, returned the other, strangers, and tlie station-masters seem Alderman lnnn each at tbe four ward*; alM rive their food only from organic mat ­ ness of home depenibi solely upon the ■ in-mlati, duly vertand in doing this, they cause sonic wife. She ta advised always to lave "that it would be much better, for the rather to like answering questions. One due CotMtalde from each of tbe four ward*: id*<> ounllauot said ai<i minor. iniuor. ter. . . .......... '"''.'’‘’’rr of Hoard of Kducatlon from each i iiiinos.'; of the most btrlking striking ot^^omeiui ptanou known the hust»and*8 supper ready and hot. It whenever any man goes to sleep under has to expect a certain absence of the wardofirid city, aa follow*: For the Flrrt , .......... —■j i__ .1 u piece of seems to lx- supposed that sJic has mar­ your preaching, to wake you up!” virtue next to godliness south, and he ------- The J wav dt ; ■>! d'serlbetl,fur <>rrm*on* muon* 1 to K,'il'Dce ward n p are of Henry F Fort; for the Third meat or an egg, the souring of a glass ried a stomach; und we admit that the “Pa," said a Philadelphia tail, "what can not look for honesty amoqg the ward in plarc of John S. Goodyear, for the ordered, that Monday, the 12th of milk, are so familiar to ns tbqt we stomach appears to 1* all there is to is a martyr?” "Ohl don’t bother me” blacks; but wliat are trunks made with Fourth ward In place of Georgn A Tomllnwn; accept them as realities, without- in- j some men.—Rural N. Y. * „0Lw.h<J"c le7n °r °®cv «!>&••» ou U»r flrxt "Ma, what is a martyr?" “Why. mv locks for? oav of j toy rext. qutring iw to their cause. Modern I At first the untidy ways will jar on his Tbe following place* have tieen’i—liniated by । The production of the seed of an son. I atn a martyr." “You a martyr!" science thatcommonly these changes c common council for the ImMif. Anf Mid Cttr rimrt ullshows thal we kiSJ iu «• II apple ffJKSJhZ.tm causes a much heavier drain upon exclaimed tlie husliand; “how so?" sense of order: he will very likely be an­ V. kJc'1'onj" lh« »everaJ ward* of Mkfctty: W by, this is the third winter I have ■ ■ ii.ddrn nt lh«« Protole putrefaction and dteav, are due to the . the tree than the production of tlie pulp. noyed by the languid fashion in which I lr»t Ward—At Jordan'* wagon shop, Michi­ »•-tn t t ‘! nnth J .' iU'tlngE, in nald enmity, worn this bonnet, and I'm married to a gan Avenue. > ine-tenths of the important mineral life moves on; it will irritate and dismay uiv tli.-re I*, win the prayer development within' the putrefying v!’af*1TAd.iin Tinkler** building, oppoelements, such as potiudi, phosphorus .man too mean to buy me another!” <niM not !»■ granted. him to see the absolute lack of compre­ rite tbe freight depot. cdc-ml, tlut «xl<l ;*<)Uoner sutatance of myriads of bacteria-' the and nitrogen are in the seeds. If we "Well, I don’t care! Satan was sharp Mtm-t”1 Wun,~A1“n JanM' Building. Jefferson "r?oii« Intcrrated iu *ald mi­ malodorous and poisonous prodacte thin one-half or two-thirds we lessen and knew .what he was about." raid a hension of tlie meaning af comfort. But ry id Mid jk’tliion. nnd toe that accompany decay being merelv the very soon he will fed a subtle, reluctant Fourth Ward—Sheriff'* Office, iu Court Houak .•.I'.i.lng a ropv ot thi* order waste matter excreted by these minute the production of seed* that much, lady whose husband was holding the fascination; he will be soothed by tlieab­ • SEAL. 1 ait,.n .u',‘,eL toy ’‘“’d B®d tao I the ila»t|lnr. IUnxkk. a while the bulk of truit remained about first woman responsible for all. the sence of hurry and bustle; he will appre­ If real of tbe City of HavUtig*. this ■nd < i.i-.il.;led In Mid County organism. Mb day of March. A. D. tft<a. the sanje. aud the selling quality vary trouble-in the world. “Jle knew mighty FRANK BTEKBIK8, Recorder. BACTERIA ARE OMNIPRESENT.much increaaed. One hundred busheb well that if he offered the apple to ciate tlie gentle courtesy which seems to be the southerners ’ birthright; he will Wherever the path of a ray of sun­ of apples take from tlie soil as much Adam first he would ent it all up him­ **ov*c*ae sal*. .Indite of Probate. light can ta seen in the air of a darken­ pql.isli as forty-five bushels of wheat self and not give Eve a taste, and so to be touched by their pathet io hospitality; .b0 '•ondltioai ed room they exist Wherever dust and as much phosphoric acid as fifteen be sure of getting both into the scrape he will learn to“ admire tlieir bravery, o; a eertalh iiH>rt<ii|tc inaih: by ‘Jammt <> Im, WHe- to Wnilam J and ho gave Eve the first chance at it!" collects they are to ta found. Damp­ bushels of Wheat.—J. S. Woodward. gayety, and that energy which often i1111} L. L. Holloway, dated July irth. A D imi ness favors their propagation. Drought lurks beneath their indolence. •HI WEEKLY TRIBUNE recorded In tbe office of th.- Itegiitef The young man In Connecticut who St. Jacobg Oil deadens pain nod aid their dissemination. Throurfiout a’rinh. Till* Offer '» made IO And nature will have her word. Those klraed the girls nt the station, thinking the universe nothing is more -Widely makes the tame walk. Major Arnold, they were his sisters, has come to grief. weird cypress fonwts, those solemn pint distributed, unless it ta air. If these of the Occidental Hotel, Sun Francisco, He saw a finely dressed female at New wotxis among the red clay hills, those .EKMEN rvcrvwlierr. local agentfl, small In themselves, but capa­ Cal., was completely cured of rheuma­ Haven,ouietlyValked up liehind her. tropical splendors of plant and flower । "ril our good*. Wi« pav ble in the aggregate of producing so tism by its use. embraced and kissed her, when he was and sky, that softer loveliness of tlie Proceed lap at taw having bcei> taailtated to .1 -.11 Writ,, r.„> great effects were confined to dead mat­ nrover the moneys arcurrd by *ald innrtraiw with, “Golly, what you ’bout southern homes—stately old mansions °r In general term*: Wheat bran makes greeted any p^ thereof. Now.tiwrefore, ta- vfi?£ ter they might not ta entirely without dar?" and beheld one of Africa’s dark­ benefit. Disagreeable as decomposition l»one; oats, muscle, and corn, fat. Mix est brunettes. He retreated amidst which ruin mokes but tho more picturesque, set amid their gardens an may ta in many of its manifestations, in the ratio of three, two one. and there shouts of laughter. shady streets or overlooking fields of and harmful as It ta in much of our will be a good combination to make FIVE THOUSAND LADIES “Don’t you think/ said a husband. In >cotton, or rioe, or cane— all these and a fureuoou. I shall sell al nubile aitetim, t”. every-day life, much that ta worthless growth. Reverse the order and mix . Work. No exnvMrthR; no i ’.: • l-i-lh i -.lrn-d and neat. Fire to ten nnd unsightly is returned by it to the three parts norn, two of oats and one a mild form of rebuke to his wife, “that hundred sights aa fair come to capture : l-ir, 1- r work at ttil* *ea*on. Heady emof bran to fatten.—F. D. Curtis. women are pos&estwd by the devil?" his heart and haunt his memory. If [. ■ ।• •i .-A -.ir round. Apply at once (or round ot existence anew. The rancid "Yes," was the answer, "as soon as ,the traveler have a friend with a planta­ r.................... M NMNi.TOS fLACQVE AND change in butter may ta unpleasant, they are married." cani . Alli i <>. iKiilraerlXK'kerHuildlnp) 1*7 but without essentially the same change tion. in that case he will luive all the Well, If you have strength to push miJ2S'!KI?’Jwal2!“Per.®eBt ln’‘,reri. and cheese would not ripen from the curd. “Good morning. Mrs. Gilligan. IIow poetry without the discomfort. In'any •iid mort Jhv premise* betas de«er!l,ed m your business, it Is well. But many u The souring cider may please the taste Is Patrick this morning?" “Sure, he's ।case, tlie real south (which, by-the-way, Jo,! , irtk; .k -J tho*e certain parcel* of land r-nvN NOTipfe. . man ’ s buslmsa has broken down 'be ­ of the veteran only, but without il our no tatter, Sir." “Why don’t you tfend ,is by far tlie cheaper ’ south) ia the one sltaate In the townrttln of Woodland, in the S< - / ,. -i-r.'by given that the ftrtn of Brook* tables would be destitute of vinegar. cause the man was broken down, and him to the hospital to ta treated?” . Connty of Barry and State of Michigan and K ’ 4 t.' i - 'i.;« day if,R>olved. Mr. Cook continuhad no push in him. It you want to “To be treated, is it? Faith, an it’s the which is sure to repay the traveler for known and dMcrtbed a* follows: ; • I - t„ wliom nil arcountn due the If the reunite obtained by Schloeaing The north half of the south west quarter of his outlay of time and money. My H,c ■ u • i- r ru. arc t.. t„. paid, and all IndcbtneM and Muntz are to be accepted, the vege­ make a success, build up vour system delarium trimmins he hu already." n<,1n "*** <l'lnrt,‘r. the south half of trmi., t- ...pf by Mr. Cook. • tation ot the trees which shade our by the use of Brown's Iron Bitters. friends who ore going to the real south, the south west quarter of the north west <iumlu. d Haftitigv.'MIcli., February tfdh, 1MW. Mr. W. M. Wtafree, of I ’ etersbuw. Vo., A little Sunday-Mhool girl in Pitts• you who are about to enjoy—I congratu­ streets, tbe flowers with which our <;E<|. IL BROOKS. Dated March ITth, IMd. parks are adorned, and even the grass says: “There is no medicine eoual to burgh had been taught bv her mother jlate you.—Cor. Harper's Bazar. ADRIAN D. C»X>K. WILLIAM J. & L. L. HOLLOWAY, on which we greatly rely for a great Brown’s Iron Bitters for general debil­ not to ray shall and shan’t, but to use i ll !t- < .vim * and Cure, tor one who part of our food, could'not exist, were ity.” It cun-s dyspepsia, enriches the some other equivalent On reciting CLEMENT M, ifU A Collection of Arabian MauuaeripU. • y.i turnty-flie year*. Treated by her Sunday-school lesson, “The Lord is blood and strengthens the muscles^ '•! ।'■ • •<*••* HHH-ialht* id the day with no it not for the nitrification of the soil The collection of uuuiuacripta which my shepherd, I shall not want," she 1 . /ir<4 tibnwlf in Hirer month*. and the agency or certain bacteria. Within Tlin Rev. Lafayette Dodds of Grand sultan of Morocco has turned over ’ i. villnti* vf oilier* by the Mine pro the year no leas an authority than Pas­ Rapids has withdrawn from the Meth­ surprised hex teacher by an improved the Dtfaalt having been nuidn tn the condition* version—“I rather not want." ' to the medreeaeh, or high school, of Fez, wiraSfn33!inaxlr and executed bv •—* I ; i .i". slnfolr nml *uccr*«fui home paper to odist ministry and from connection A. .lrr*-Y.S !*AGE,1» Eut Kth teur, in presenting a *l-J, *V‘,at><l Itoxaiuat I. Jewell L-s prove* to comprise copies of numer­ The Rev. Joe Cook on af boy who ’ the French Academy, which claimed with the church in any way, and he has wife, to Peter Crosby, aud dated January IMh, ous west Arabian works which in Spain that sseds can not gerinlnate in a soil returned hls'letters and parchments to climta a tree to steal apples:—“The rejwded In the office of the Hcglster S Deed*, tor the eounly of Barry. Michigan. Janu!1- e.Vl.E C'lLEAl*. one-hundred entirely fr«^ from these microbes, as the presiding elder. Mr. Dodds wns apples are the objective natural motive, ’were destroyed by the holy inquisition. are tilth. A. D. twt. at one oV&k p. m , tn book ' •-* **1. r .r ntii™ with lit Hart- the French style them, even went so suspended bythe Methodist conference the boy's appetite is the subjective nat- ]In scientific attainments the scholars of 1» ot mortgage on page W- taud mortgage was *• it« Imi’nwed. Ii’hut waler, good Iiveu to securi tin- payment of two thowiand and tlie Moorish univendtie* were several far us to assert that he has long held ural motive, his intention is his moral * , - ■ .of tmtt. Oiie-onartrr ot a last summer for alleged complicity in re hundred dultar* ig’scoj. in ten year* ■ ' wii.<..i buuw. Terms reason- thp opinion that riot only the germina­ crooked land dickering. He was after­ motive." It is hardly’ necessary to add 1hundred years ahead of their Trinitarian froiu date thereof, with Interst at the rate of inquire of Daniel Hrant tion of seedSybut many of the functions wards reinstated upon appealing to a that the boot or board tlie owner of the irivals, and by ignoring their existence from 'hTdate’ P*r *UU*“B' l‘aS*ble *nnu*Dy both of plants and animals depend upon higher church tribunal. orchard applies when he catches him at iChristian historians of civilization have Ji wa* In taid.mortgageexprewh agreed IhaL their presence.—Prairie Farmer. it is the boy’s natural locomotive. |been obliged to assume 1,000 yean inter­ jhirald any default bo made bi tta payment ol artd 'tatorest or any ;xrt thereof ou any dw rotate of Olin and Hariln A woman astonished a neighbor with 1regnum of science. In the ghastly nigtfT whereon the Mme I* made payable, aa therein Therefore Bee that the members of your family are w-11 supplied with Dr. the Intelligence that the devil was dead. <of the middle ages Bagdad anti Cordova exnreMed. and sbonld the *ame remain nnpaJd • Acebrding to report made Up in Jacksons livur pills and use Dr. Jeek- The statement being doubted, the scept- ’were tho intellectual Goohens, still en­ and iu am ir* for the vjrtre of thirty day*, (ben Midtrein thrncriorth. after the tap*o of wild e. % i> im.. at un • c—<ih in the fore­ New York, for the trade, theconsump- son's root and herb cordial: it will leal woman went with her friend to ;joying the light of a sun which in the thirty dan. the aforesaid principal win ot two ------- roc* ->t M*r> Bera, lateteceaa- tion\ of sugar.in the United .States for sharpen the appetite, help digestion, tlie shop in which she had seen the fact jland of their neighbors seemed to have u>.°2“aS flTe" **“’*lrod dollar* (nAOO). I .nlitr. la <•»<• towiuiblp ot John* two iyears past was as by the table iie«TV*nuta* ot interval’ thereon, ( forever at the downfall of the Roman should, at the f ” Mi. iitran. pnnuanre.to U- low-4-about 93:V per cent of it being promote spund sleep, strengthen the advertised. The two at length reached set option ot *aht Peter Crosby, . • . -:ir on jbe iwi> day of February system andso remnoye those distress­ a dyer's shop, in the window of which empire. —Dr. Felix L. Oswald in Chicago his cxeeulor*. adintnlrtndan* and amlgn*, iimbai- cratrl of Barry county. used \ between the Atlantic and the ing symptoms which, if neglected, may was a card with the inscription, “Satin , become aud be due and payable Immed­ Times. ' -late, rfitlit. title and Inter­ Rocky "ITountains, and fit* per cent on iately thereafter, aitbougb the period ' abote limited for the payment thereof may not ' 'i«- -ru-d minor* of .In and to tbe the Pacific Slope. We have made up a result In tlie most serious consequences. dyed here!" For sale by W. H. Goodyear. 8L00 per then bu»cexplrvd.finytl>1ngtl>erelnl>riore to the • •• ■ ■' -I red estate, •ituat* and A Springfield evangelist announced contrary thereof in any wl»e notwithstanding. t-noablp ot Johnstown, harry few Agrees and calculations which will bottle. ' “liow do you like the English?" asked And default having been made tn the ]eiymcntot ’ l.lcaii. nnd deM-rilxMl ns follow*: please the readers of the Prairie Farm­ recently that he would preach on the dollars of luterrsl due January J8, MBS, ■ ':-i twolbinl* of tbe Jollovdnz de-' er; we hope they will all get their share Mrs. R. W. Reynold’s residence at following Sunday upon the subject,— ia British squire of his Scotch gardener. thlrt; and default haring been mule tn payment ot an . <4lr tn wil; Grand Rapids was robbed of 82fK) worth “Ought a Methodist to dance?" It , . “Wed, sir," was the answer, “bein' the interest duo January t.uii. A. D. IBM. and '.-I -'il.-of the Mutbenst quAiter. (1*) of the country's sweetnts^. of jewelry Thursday night. might ta well to add to the Berita, thus: ।frao home, and among tlie English, I default having also been mode In pay'meat of alt . । '1'1 corner nf tbe M>utli«<-*t quar- , ISM. 1«H. ConMundd ' * the kiterrrt due January’ IMh. A. D. 18*5. and • ■■' •. nnmterninei») In tbe town. J,43S3Ujfi<IO........'J,<76,«66.000 Credit is due the German women and "Ought a Baptist to lie?” “Should a .find nne great faut in them; but I maun default having ri*o been made In payment of all •1 ti>«n; it twins towmhlp nnniber Cane sugar. It*. 51A»J»O.. 80.000.KB Presbyterian steal ?” Is It right for an mak' this remark, that far mee-nistero or Uie taterevt aud one hundred dollar* principal .— > -I rinjr numiH r t ight fit) west, Maple sugar. H.*............. - ---------------iXIM.OOO physicians for first using Red Clover due January IMh. A. D. ixtc, aud all the lurry ami *tate ot Mlcblgan. Beet and sorgtiuiu. do i.ooo.ooo. liloMomsas a medicine. Best results Episcopalian to attend horse races?" gardeners, or anything needing hedo- Mine having been and remained unpaid and to -i niird Vui.i lying on the east ride “Should a Congregatiouaiist love Ids f arrenr* for the * pare ot thirty day* tuid more -1 ■ anti HiL’ilugs rood, cimtaln- Total sugar used. 2 years........ ..j.ou>.71l,a» lbs. are obtained whed combined with our neightar’s wife better than he does his wark, ye maun come to us i' the north!" and still remaining unpaid, the aroresuild prin­ The decrease in 1885 is only apfoarent medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. — Youtli's Companion. cipal sum of two Uiouvand five hundred dmiuni due doubtlrtw to the targe amount sold Jones’ Red clover Tonic, which Is the own?” tS-.’.tou', with all arruaragtaol Intenwt thereou. l EV 1 M. DEWEY. Guardian. Iioth been and I* now declared to be now due and at the close of 1884, and reckoned aa best known remedy for all blood diseas­ The following notice is posted conpayable, ami by which default the power of sate consumed. The two years average eas. stomach and liver troubles, pim­ spicuouslv in one of Oroville's leading A telegram from Askabal announces In aald mortgage contained hag become oporaB will pay for hickory floor bara* to the whole amount thereof, both prin­ i»s, th.-u will make three boons, 2 509 857.000 lte„ which is an increase ples, costiventffia, bad preath. piles, ague hotels:—“Warning—This is a United that tho yield of the Transcaspian ttve cipal and luterert a* aforc*ald, aud wnereaa over 1883 of WMMOJDOO11*. If we took ami malariadi»eases, indigestion, loss of States house, aud that ta the only lang­ •mid, delivered nt Irving. naphtha springs liaving been found the last census of population, thia 5.000 appetite, low apirita, headache and all uage spoken here. Any guest using niortKuxe nnd the note accntniwniing the same million pounds of sugar would show diseases of the kidneys. Price 20 cents, the word tour for tower, root for route, amply sufficient to supply fuel for tho at the date of thh-notice, the »um of three loco motives .used on the Transcaspian thousand and two hundred dollars <*34001 for that in the two years there was an of Fred Hotchkiss. sweet for suit, commercial tourist for railway, work at tlw springs has now average of 100 lbs. of sugar coMinnrd The Elk Rapids iron company, Ban­ drummer, will immediately be waited been cnmmtwd by order of Gen. for every man. woman and child in the upon by a committee from Butte coun ­ chemical company, and Dexter A how. therefore, notice l» hereby given that lean people is Consumption. country, or 60 H-h. a year for each, or 21-5 gor Noble have voluntarily raised the wa­ ty's GDI and given two hours In which by virtue ot tlie power of *ale in *nld mnrtgatw. Physicians and Druggists have ounces per person per day. Of course ges of the man in their employ 10 per to have the country.’’—Red Bluff (Col.) couialncd and tbe staltitc in nueb CMemade and covers that used for candy-making, Sentinel The Egyptian chariots had linch-pin« provided, on tbe tweoty-rixth <J»y of June, A. D. at h.st found a remedy which this cent. The price of four-foot wood has ivc, ooc o'clock in the anmxxin. «t the canning and other purpose*. R«*kmjof bronze, and were put together with north at front <)<xir or etitr.uic» of the Court Hou-e. lr.eyi-?| justified in recommend- ing the population at its probable in­ also been raised 20 cents on a coni. Two colored brothers fell out in the pins and nails. Screws, so far as known, tn the cily of Hurting*, in the county of Item •nr. This is DR. BIGELOW'S crease since the 1880 census, or cm mUand state of Michigan, that being the plarc of church about a small matter. Tbe of­ were not invented. The recent statistics of the number of fending brother went to the offended POS.tIVE CURE, which euros lions, the consumption per annum Is show that a largo majority die one and raid: “Brudder, the Lord has Individuals have been cured of stam­ Consumption in stages where about 45K Iba. per person, or just 2 deaths with consumption. This disease may forgiven me. and won’t you ?" The of­ mering by always filling the lungs with bidder tho premise* described loMldniortanae other remedies are of no benefit. ssU.vty the amount due on said mortemre commence with an apparently harmless fended brother replied: “You go britig air by a strong inhalation l>efore begin- to vrfh taterert at right per rent, per anuun? a?d TkCLrss CouShs’ Colds and all consumed in 1885. nearly h«df. 4- per cough which can be cured by Kemp’s de Lord's certificate dat he has forgiv­ the coat* and expense* allowed by taw Hald prenitM bring dexTt'«*l In **!d oUtgwre a, JnroatandLungDiseasesspeed- cent, came from Cuba; 5 P6* cent from Balsam lor tlie throat and lungs, which en you, den I will see about the Blatter. all th*r certain ntace* or ]«roelv of taTiT .h“ is guaranteed to cure and relieve all John de Baptist required de J ews to Porto Rico; 14K P tr a ‘ nt frora °. Only 32(1,411 immigrants entered the •ly and safely. Price, Fifty Cents West India Islands, or W'i P"^" eases. Price 50 cents and «1. Trial la the township of A**yrla. in the enuntv of a certificate of der repentance United .States last year, a deerooM of 1» ate Kto^/ and One Dollar. Sold by Drug­ over 5 lbs. out of e^ery 8 lbs. came size free. For sale by Fred’k notch- bring •fore he would baptise urn."- - Atlanta gists.* The north half (4) of the sotah WMt quarter from the West India isJauds; 1- per­ Constitution. (Ul. and the south twenty aerca ot the vrerihalf cent from Brazil; 8J< per cent, as beet The Roman schoolmasters wd a whip of *he north west fractional cruarter (LV Delicate dtaeases of either sex radi­ Tbe great sources of th tatensivc sugar, from Europe; 7 per ot “U5nl.’cT. ’•'W-alne OK. also u?o cally cured. Send 10 cents in stamps curative range of Dr. Jone / Red Clover the Sandwich tolMMte; for book. Address, World's Dispensary Tonic are its great Wood p trying qOTji. on the naked bock. UMBuHU jenUeatwlU- w JSilkereAledical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. If a man don’t nay much, he can soon of lard, more or lew. 1 r IOD«, or equally I Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ by ramovlng >U mrt „Jnl (rom u„ Dated April IM. A. D. MM. promptly uul utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion, wcrrtlre onwu. cun' — «Juve£«I tad ____________ FCTKBCtaJttY. Mcrtffageo. teSlhan tour-nftbaof th.-.-;>nsumpUon Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggtata, brwth, pllr., pitupl. AJow .ptHut^d, and n.rroua > ualarta. SSTuS: U. rejUjd) tj, Hastings, Mich. and aUaUciacb.il nwami”Idocy UoubSick arid bilious beadache, and all deSr l«ea aurar than atomacb aeoepta rangementa of the stomach and bowels, lfc WJW , raiBH. Frt HotXkfi\ Cuban wutrar crop of 1885 was u~i,m» tons or about one-third of that of beet cured by Dr. Pierce s “Pellets—or an- FredHotchkta tibilious granules. £5 cents a viaL No ’•¥£ W«lK«w-Tbet0Ul aup- cheap boxes to allow waste of virtues. «*p»irieTiner March inh. D' McLKXY' plj rt the world for IH* la ealmalad ■ - ;i. winter of 1W9 I vos attacked with of tbe moot aggravating form*. I hod w*,cl’ dun thirteen large , • Sor-'r and around my neck and throat, : ... exuding an offensive nuiM ot Lji ; iiicr dbguattaff; to behold, and : ;. rnbte to enduM It I* Impoislblo . .i.si-r.-* «ny .‘infering*, aa the case ’ i, with Chrotdc Catarrh. After ForPa&SSlE TAR 11^25^ Hood’s Sarsaparilla ggg. sr,;; ■si D 3LSSTKTS 1300 REWARD y> ■ I CURE FITS! ■ �todv to titeilwlF?- takr5 ‘aioem. ART STUDENTS HARD AT WORK THE CAUSES OF ANEURISM- THE k>OR JtNRtKWHA MEN. Cop>ln« WMduugtcm. Awav up in the top story in a room littered up with m-h-cm and plaqure and A lady writes ux. saying, P|‘"‘« busts of Apollo Belvedere and Venus de ■omctiiing about anenrism. Wloit eau^ 11.to, and Venus with one arm gone, ft. mid wtat peculiar symptoms belong whore-n frireter of |>arre cast of Socratw tolti It »~<ns to How a“ lavs over sideways against a chromo ot ft" j>rroen<* he disco vexed?" ’ G^n. Grant, between 9 and 10 tire other Aneurism—from n word meaning to evening were r-tited • chuw of thirteen enlnrgu —ucuiam-w ------- voung tadfes and gentlemen with tapally st some one point, of an artery. It b-mrds in fronf of tfiwn, on which were occur in u>r •rurr. >>«• l»«'«“ large sheets of puper, and in their right common is those when, tire blood pres- hands thev held crayons,, or sticks of ur. i. «n.prt, B-m .llw clianxrel. ’ A pendent gas-jot from too U..- olnW-Aln Lirt- nrrtnal nrrb tain ceiling above sited a strong but sickly which the heart hurls all the blood forth-’ light on tilt’ pupils, wire were arranged former to diidribute—is most likely to be fn a circle around a nude model. ' . affected, aud that, too, most gnivdy. Stretched upon a lOxlB foot table, only The direct caoe is some snb-acute or eighteen inches from the floor, in a re­ chronic infl-unmation of tlie coots of the clining porition, lay a man hatless, coatartery, rewriting in the degeneration of !<•», shoelffis. panlkres, with nothing <m a small pateh. The muscular cost, los­ save a short pair of bathing trunks. ing its elasticity, bulges out under the There was not a wool spoken. Tire blood pnwMm-, into a considerable pupib hml all green shades over their ■ pouch. Bring concealed within the eves. But tire tmxlri ? He was as mochest cavity, and not necessarily inter­ tionlem at a statue. He looked steadily fering with the health, it may remain at some object near tire clock. Not 1 a .fora long period undetected. Indeed, muscle twitched. In his right hand he the sudden death of tire penion from ite held a long pole, on the top of which nq-ture may be tire first intimation of ite was a fringe. His loft haxwl lay on a sort jxistcaoe. Some of the indirect causes of aneur- cf pillow. It was rr.- «rey job. It looked easy, jin: arc rheumatism, gout, kidney disixwe, intemperanoe; mental emotions: but not one in a thousand could keep so violMit exercise; strain; mechanical im­ everlasting quiet. The model poses for pediments to tin- circulation, as in sol­ one hour, then rests fifteen minutes, diers, whtee tight-fitting coats render il then takes the same position for another ten draw M prevalent among them ns Iwur. Yesterday the model had done .j’xtra duty. He had remained motionamong civilians. It is nu-ro prevalent in males than in lesM for nine hours on tlie hard wooden ~f< m-tW and is more common l»tween table, with nothing but a coarse sheet tin- up* of 30 and 60. . Caw among the lx-tween his bare flesh and toe board. old are mainly due to that arterial de- The model was a finely-formed, athletic gerrexntiMi winch 'characterize* age. In man, a laborer by profession, glpd to the groat majority of caws death results earn a dollar for two hours pocturiiig for the Art School life art class. There ore. from rupture of the aneurism. No one but a phyririan can treat it, u dozen others in, tlie city who sit at and he can do nothing without the full­ models, though, strictly speaking, there est co-operation of the patient.—Youth’s are no professional models in the city. In answer to an inquir^oncerning the Companion. ___________ pupils, Professor Noble replied: nionde* and nraaoltea In Germany. “They are each and all earnest people, Thirty-two iw-rWnt,, or abipjst a third wbo are studying for a purpose. Yonder of the Gentian youth, .ard'bloudA*; 14 is a man engaged at Strobridgn's who per rent ire beunritew; wlule all the earn-* $100 a week; others are already art r.ix, 54 prr,reriii-. must ire classed as teachers; others are learning to be fresco­ mi'.- l. This mixture i* not . a homoge- pain turn; tii-re is one book-keeper wlio neotis one, but includes all intermediate wonts to lie a professional artist, another varieties. Ono claas of t>ie German pop­ a decorator, and so on." ulation forms a derided excoption to “Can any one go in the live class?" th- --.- averagoH, rtz.. tho Jews. Jewish "Oh, no. Our school » graded, not ac­ clpldieh' show only 11 per cent, of cording to tire desire of the pupil, but to bl.iiid«, but 43 per cent, of bru­ his ability. When he applies hero wo nettes. Their greaiter purity of race ia place the pupil in tho department that it shown by the small1 ratio pf the mixed belongs to. Those in the live class are claw auiougst th-xn. The blonde typ^ is pirticiltarly prevalent in Oldenimrg and tliein ighboringmore northerly “First they locnte the different parts of' bqiMuunitit*; it w rarest in eastern Ba­ the body—block out the form, as it were ratis Mid Alsaoe. —"ecure tlie proper proportions; next A aantASi (Wildcmhausen) in Oldenburg they begin at the bead, and finish it in has 56 per cent, of ite ;>oputation blondes, detail. They do not begin in at the tbe licad ncau or white Rodtng, a town in tlie second any other part of the Ibody nnd finish • group, has only 9 per cent., a difference that first."—Cincinnati Enquirer. Inquirer. of -47 per cent. Tho former lew only four brunriten to each 100 inhabitants, while a aoutbeni town in Alsace has as many A form of hysterical disease or mania as tnirty-one to every 100. Tlie distriba- is prevalent among adult males at tiiai of tisi blonde typo is much wider Changehow, China. The patient acquire* : than timl of the brunette type, winch is tlie impression that his abdomen is in -oily a secondary typo. A canton in 'liabited by some animal, often a rat Wurtumberg aliotvs tho largest ratio of whoso excursions cause violent pain. Un­ the mixiMl class, 60 per cent., while Pom­ heard-of efforts are made to expel tire in­ erania shows Ure smallast, 40 per cent. truder, and often the savings of a whole The uan» contrast between the north and family for a lifetime are wasted on south in shown tn Belgium and in Swit­ bonzes, sorcerers, doctors, and other zerland. In southern Austria tire bru­ quacks in hope of obtaining relief for tha nette type is especially marked, but sufferer. It is reported tiiat in many here tho mixture with the Slavic people cases death' occurs from suffocation in adds a complication.—Detroit Free Press. the course of a violent convulsivs par­ oxysm. The patient leads a double life, marked by the ure of two voices of dif­ Almwt everybody that has ever heard ferent timbres. As a rule his disposition a ventriloquist throw his voice on the triage, ur elsewhere, for that matter, has of voice. Morally and mentally be is a wished Unit he could perform tho trick different bring in the two states. What­ jtwt for tire fun of it. Anybody thatcan ever occurs during tho period betokened talk can do this seemingly difficult and by the unnatural voids is totally forgotmarvelous feat if he will only go about it right, and it is not the least bit hard to do under favorable circumstances. In the old iwaote chamber in the old capital there am curtain atonal in the floor, ' Now that the northern forwrte have which, if stood upon, conduct the voice been greatly depleted attention is bring to curtain other stones anveral yards directed southward where tiiere is an al­ away. Persons talking while standing most inexhaustible supply of just such ujhju three stoma have their voices woods aa have grown scarce in the north. ■ "thrown" thus without tho least effort, While the area of white and black wal­ and tiio effect upon the listener is most nut, especially the latter, is not large, •ttartling when tlie sensation is experi­ there is a vast amount of yellow pine enced fur the first time.—Washington which has recently become so popular xi an ornamental as well as a useful timber; Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer. and the sweet-gum, to which little atten­ tion has been directed until recently, TrooWo with Local Choir Hlnr«ra. The trouble with our local singers is will take a promifient place among the It is very fine­ that they socritlou pronunciation to tone ornamental woods. and articulation to tone. If one wants grained, and therefore capable of a high to pit tone alone one can go out into tbe finish, and from tlie fact of its bring woods and listen to the wordloss warbling plentiful and easily worked will be widely The jinrikisha men of Japan are a j-ajv. caring, and sec some fighting, but you tbrtfccl—. will hear fewer indecent stories an tbe range than you will tn the average dub .imoking-room. Year “outfit." or bed­ hill by wrwU. Tb«y clothing, and equipenenta. will cost you about half your earninga, and if you out for » wjk «h» b r-p—fwUr nmoke freely and do not try to save money the end of the season will leave importunati’ like the hackmen m New York. They keep st a respectful dfa- you neither richer nor poorer. You will tanefl and make the-ir offer in low, gentle often liave a wet bed, and tirnnk heaven tones tiiat u stranger might not hear und for getting to it wet as it is; you will no one could be disturbed by them. Ono always be up before daylight, and generally two hours out of tlie night ss n ftisal is accepUgl as a final answer. They are an intelligent class of coolies well; you will eat coarse food, every­ —many of them can read. Their queer, thing fried in lord; you will be in the little-ways fa a constant source of amuse­ saddle from twelve to eighteen hours ment and surprise to tlie new-comer. every day; you will often suffer for the When A. lia<l been here only a few want of food and water during a long weeks sire called a jinrikisha one morn­ day’s work in the hot sun; you will ex­ ing xs she wanted to go to tlie opposite pose yourself to some peril of life and side of tbe bluff, more than a mile off. more of limb; you will be for much of Previously she had made the some trip ■ tire time as absolutely cut off from the in a brougham on fine mornings. She civilized world as if you were on a vessel wm no sooner seated in tire jinrikfaha in mid ocean; you will vow three time* a and well tucked up in her tap-robe, tluui clay that when you strike the ranch tire little Jap was off like a shot without again you will quit; you will be sore and asking or being told where he should bruised, cold at night and scorched by take her. A. said to herself, “Well, now, day, wet to the skin one hour and this is mighty queer! I wonder if you parched with thirst tire next, and for know where 1 want to go! Very well, the reot of your life you will look back to you can go ahead and I’ll see—1 shall not your life on the range with longing volunteer any unasked information nowl" thoughts nf its charms. The little man apparently needed none, for he continued on a fast trot, now dulge their taste for riding by keeping winding to the right, now turning to the more than two saddle hones. A left, never once hesitating, on and on, post tbe publin gardens, past the ceme­ much of his work at full run. . He tery; toon he hiid left the Russian, tlie brratlrea tire finest air on earth, eate beef American and the British flags in the as freely os an ordinary working man dfatance, floating from tire consular* cats cahbugv and potatoes, and fabriea of these respective countries. A.ls won­ the rlaas to which ho belongs are tire aris­ der increased mosnentarily—the fun be­ tocracy of labor. He is generous, al­ came exciting—she laughed quietly to ways quick to appreciate pluck and kind­ herself and wished khm one else could liness in others, chivalrous ta the few enjoy it too. Jinrikfaha travel fa not so­ women he sees, ever ready to help liang a horeritiiicf, and undergoes more hard­ cial ta tire least. At last he stopped, dropped the thills ship and danger than a dozen soldiera. and relieved her of the lap-robe with an —San Francisco Chronicle. air of absolute assurance that she was Deccrlptlnn of a Wonderful Machine. where sire had planned to go—and she "When I was laying tire foundation of was. Not a word had parsed between them. Words seemed a superfluity. my mechanical fame and fortune, n few years ago, I boarded in a house flllel Wlien her call was ended she was re­ turned home ta the same silent and mag­ with locomotive i-agineeni nnd firemec. ical manner. One man who waits at .A practice prevailed there of enlivening our gate for a chance passenger is no the supper table with social convenation, longer able to run—he can only walk, and, the locomotive party being in the and no one wants hfa services. Hfa lungs majority, the leading theme of talk was ore nearly gone. The rapid, long-con­ stufiendous feats performed in railway tinued running causes heart and lung runs, varied by minor incidents and rec­ diseases. The jini ikislia num often has to ords of narrow ««capes. Georgs Dew­ wait ta the cold, damp, night air, poorly hirst. who ran a lathe in the shop, s.n protected when he fa ta an overheated opposite to me at tire table, and he got state from long running.—Yokohama tired of being excluded from tho conver­ sation. Ho became ambitious to hear Cor. New York Tribune. himself talk in tiiat crowd. “One evening, catching on in a lull in In the Essen works there are 1.553 big the conversation, he called out loudly ovens, 439 steam boilers, 450 steam en­ to me, "Well, I went over and saw tho gines (representing together 18,000 horse machine to-day, and it is astonishing the power). 1,023 machine tools, 83 •team tine work it docs!’ ’How does it work? hammers, 31 rolling trains—involving a I inquired. ’Well.' said lie, 'by means of daily consumption of 8,100 tons of coal a pedal -attachment a fulcrumed lever and coke by the 1.048 furnaces, whore convorta a vertical reciprocating motion draught is through chimneys of which into circular movement. The prineijial one is 280 feet high, with a diameter ot (>art of tire machine is a disk which re­ 30 feet ut tho lottom. Tlie daily con­ volves rapidly on a vortical plane. Power sumption of water—brought from the is applied through the axis of the disk, Ruhr by on aqueduct—is 34,700 cubic and, wh^-n tire speed of the driving arbor meters. There 1,778 steel lamps and is mcxleratc, the periphery of tire ma­ chine is traveling at a great velocity. annually, though this quantity has just Work is dono on this periphery. Pieces been diminished by the introduction of of the hanleet steel are by mere impact electric lights. The work ceases only on reduced to any shape tire skillful oper­ ator derina.' ‘What on earth b the ma­ Sunday and on two or three holidays. Tlie production is enormous. When chine!’ demanded a listener. ‘Oh, it b a tbe Emperor William visited the place, new grindstone,' replied George; and a in 1877, Mr. Kropp caused to bo set be­ silence that could be felt passed round fore him tlie productions of a single day: the supper table."—Mechanical Progress. 1,800 rails, 160 wheel tires, 120 axles, ICO railway wheels, 430 railway wedges, 1,000 bomb shells. The daily capacity of the works is much more: 2,700 rails (two ing is made in vain, and the powerful and a lialf miles), 350 tires, 150 axles, 180 of a bird, or to tho seashore and hear tho ever varying cadence of tlie wave. Col. Prejevalsky« facte throw Jules a cornet-player to blow his horn into your ear. All these produce tones far Verne’s fancies into the shade. This finer than those of the human voice. It famous Russian traveler lins fought his is only when we combine intelligence way through Mongolia and Thibet with with sound that’ we enjoy the beauties a party of seventeen soldiers and a host of tbe human throat. It seems aa if our of other attendants, spent 43,000 rubles, killed 400 people who barred his way, the intelligent wording that ia so neces­ riven a number of Russian names to sary. The trouble does not lie in our places nominally in the dominions of the language, but in the mistaken notions of empire of China, and shown tire portrait of the White Czar to enraptured crowds of Mongolians longing to be taken under Frank Buckland, tbe English natural­ ist, who died a few months ago. is much talked about in England now. A school­ mate says that Buckland, when a boy, used to gel up in tho middle of the night. fully bind two fagot sticks together, for tire purpoffi), u> ho arid, of accustoming himstJf to be called upon as a surgeon, wheels, 1,000 wedges, 1,500 bomb shells. In a month they can produce 350 field inch cannon, eight 11 inch cannon, one 14 inch gun—the weight of the last being 57 short tons, its length 28 feet 7 inches. It is one tiling to read these figures on paper, decidedly another to travel among the objects they represent, and witness their extent, their vomitings of flame, their harm-used immensity and to hear their voice.—Harper’s Magazine. There is not tho money in this business that there used to be. I well recollect tho time when a man with a stock of imitation gold rings, Sleeve buttons, collar buttons, etc., valued at |8 to |10, could be easily make his $5 and |6 a day. Country people are not tire only ones who buy, either. Those of the city who do buy, though, belong to the working classes. Occasionally a welldressed. stylish young fellow invests in a “snide" diamond from us, paying |1 for it and is as much satisfied aa if it was a genuine stone. -But seldom does he come, along. If we make our dollar a day we consider ourselves lucky. Some -days we make more than others, but, taken on on average, >1 is a fair estimate Tin- program of the loc<> wa* enabled to keep poos with it foi several hundred feet.. But the speed wa. tance of, I believe. aliout five miles and a quarter, was' reached in thirty-nim minutes. Wien within two miles of that place, the power .of tlie battery be­ ing fully up, the locomotive began to run, on nearly n level jilane, at the rate of nineteen miles an hour, or seven miles n -aa . alike to The tuberose is now cultivated extenslvely m a field plant in Natal, South Africa, and so favorable is tho climate Traveler. ftn tmiwvial A Card to the Public . 1 ho? rweived tire fojlow' urn letter from Wasbinrfo. pr or th fa Watches am th Jewelry. CLOCKS, miralJe ptan to get an advertisement of his good1" nnd )>lacr of bnmnres before the people, and lie applied to Lnorois foA. Erotn alt the leadlex fa»-l<wt*s. SILVERWARE, pasted on the same board with tbe of­ ficial announcements. I x Kimis being un­ der tlie direction and in the pay of the dty auttairities could not agree to this proposition without consulting his supe- Tire cotmcil debated long and seriotnsly over the matter, and at last gave thrir consent on the condition that tlie Jew pay the city an much a year for the privilige. Tliis w:w agreed- to. and the bill­ board and ite ix>v<-nng wa» brought into ’ EL Tn all style*. SPECTACLES, F To flt any Eyr, Mid a rotn)-lf:i’ stack ot Musical Goods. A MUSIC BOOK .« abort imf! Cl St»o buy OLD GULP AM’ I by other merchants, and as Ixwxnis re- did a flourishing and profitable business, aud his boards could be found in every THE SMOKERS OF THE CITT TO OF HASTINGS: J. II. Jkamer d* (.'On tht l.iw (irotm. it was not Ung until tho bill-board was found in every civilised country. Columbus (Ohio) Capital. gMrt dnri nwked. luxtr; ■ l-wM -**2 edcaruavaaaUlfar. Samafr-i band end no srtlOda! flavor A«k *1 sent him ery are intimations. from nature that it damnation of thousands of boys. “I rent has some sj>ecial mission. Mr. Ward, him off to college." Now, air, you strike me at a point where I am ready to say rbeumatism becomes impossible if celery this: It ia a question in my mind is freely used as an article of diet. “Cut whether J will ever send one of ■juine to tire celery," he says, “into inch dice. Boil in water until soft. No water must lx poured away unless drank by tha in­ but I’d rather my boy w.inld sit down in valid. Then -take new milk, very heaven to learn his A B CTa than sitting slightly thicken it with flour and flavor down in bell reading Greek. I tell you it with nutmeg; worm with the celery my congregation, if I had a good lw>y in the-saucepan; terve with diamonds of who was loyal to God and the right. I tox«U-d bread around the dish, and eat might trust him at college; but if I liave with potatoes. got a wayward, dissipated boy I will "Permit me to say," he adds, “that never send him to college to get shut of cold nor damp never produces rheuma­ him. You have made a mistake as long' tism, but simply develops It. Tho acid as eternity to do so. There is many a Mood is the primary cause and the sus­ man who lias sent his boy to college taining power of tha evil. While the bec-tuse he did not know wliat eh.' to blood is alkaline there can be no rheu­ do with him. You had better lure that matism. and equally no gouL Let me boy to Steal something and rend him to fearlessly say that rheumatism is im­ tlie penitentiary. That is my judgment possible on such diet, and yet our med­ If lie is no account the penitentiary is ical men allowed rheumatism to kin about aa safe a place as a college, because over 8,000 human beings in 1870—every he will not only dissipate but ruin every case as unnecessary as a dirtv face."__ other decent boy hr meets there. Ix* Philadelphia Record. him practice on coericta if you want him to ruin somebody. Boys, let us .lie a comfort und consulatiou to mother.— Photography fa employed to recognise Rev. Sam Jontm. good wood. Micro-photographs aretaken of sections, longitudinal and trans­ verse, of standard pieces of timber bear­ When about 10 years old hfa father ing a certain known maximum or mini­ fitted for him a small workshop, and mum strain. Three are enlarged and there he constructed models of sawmills, serve w» coniparinons for other samples fire-engines, ateambraitB, steam-engines, Any piece which the educated eye de- electrical nnd other rnacliinra. One of ____ , , ,-------- ““r™* wa greyhounds bum from 175 to 300 tons not tomckry with attaint'd. Tliis velocity was continued which explains itself: ’ few a mile, when one of tlie crib cracked " SIGNAL entirely open, which caused the acids to ** w<’r It’iHtitmoil intermix, and, as a consequence, the pro­ WaiMfqiton City. Afan-li inti, pelling- power was partially weakened. Two of tbo otlier cells subwquentiy mri ifr. John Jhurmer, P. O. Dratrtr .V<i. 12:., • with simitar disaster. Hairttii^, Hii-hiaaiL Tire profrasor proceeded cautiously, Dcffftiir: ’W,‘ fearing obstructions on tlie way, such aa I haw tfu; honor to uou thoi the coming of cars in the opporite direc­ tion. and cattle on tire road. Seven lialte were made, occupying in all , forty emmml Krp^iur »”*■ minutes. But, notwithstanding there //jou rfll han th,- „„mr. . hindrances and delays, the trip to and from Bladensburg wite accomplished in aM wav warnh. j. one minute less -than two hours. Tlie me al ana af then r,il< iu,ir2. cells were made of light earthenware. il?" ' >!,”r '*!• Uvnnhed ta „l t/,r v without reference to durability. Tills IM* renree. J am. wry part ot the apparatus could tiiercfore Your obtuimt m mnt, easily be guarded against mishap. Tire • • . „H'■H'HAZr.K, great point established was, tiiat a loco­ Bria, and Jirt. Maj. urn>i ' motive on tire principle of Prof. Page Chitf Siyntil Offit-rr. U.’h.a. could be made to travel nineteen milra From now on 1 Will havethe weather an hour. But it was found on subse­ predictions dully except s-ttndai ner quent trials that tire least jolt, such as telegraph. I 'have also ta.irebi’two that caused by tire end of a rail a little standard thermometer,. Whldi bare above tbe level, tiirew the batteries oat been tested at the Washington Mgnsl of working order, and the result was a office as to their correct nevi. IWda halt. Tliis defect could not he over­ this, I have bought a line Holosteriek l»come, and Prof. Page reluctantly ftlwui- romuter. which shows the state of the doited his discovcrj'.—Ben: Perley Poore. weather. All of there instruments are displayed in front of my store for the beneflt ot the public. 1' :inu win poet the predictions in vi ritting on ^bulletin Bill-buanls came into use as artieljs board in front of my etore. Tdt-xphin upon which announcrinents and procla­ the flags hoisted daily. I have canli mations were posted in London about which will lie given free to any om the year 1740. A man by the name of who will call at iny store. . ’ iziemis, who hail been a street crier, ob­ Id eoacluvloo. 1 * !V ttuit l Lite to* tag. tained j«erm»sion from the authoritij* to erect on vacant lots n number of Ixv.rdii, u]»on which ho placed tlie official adver­ tisements 4>f-tlw city and received a small stipend from tlie municipal author­ ities for Die service. Tlie erection of there l«oard." and tire matter placed upon them of course attracted the attention of the populace, and they were constantly surrounded by crowds reading tire apnourfbemtnbi. This fact struck tlie It is sometimes a difficult matter to ventilate bed-rooms properly. Opening a window often ’ causes a draught that the pastimes of his cldldhood was to take may be more injurious than air less Tho English florists have a peculiar pure. A very simple ventilator, which tnetiiod of packing cut flowers in boxes. allows a free current of air without pro­ jected. Tlie advantage of this method a The box is furnished with a number of ducing a draught, may be made by any that it allows all timber for important books all around tlie aidrt, and the flow- one. Have a piece of inch board, four positions to be tested before being used. with no tools but his pocket-knife. When 13 misfortune overtook his fattier, era ore fastened to the books with stringa, inches or more in width, cut to fit the —Ohio Lumlier Journal. and he had to withdraw from school :md thus rendering it impossible for the flow- window casing. It should be long enough to preclude any draught entering on Manti’," °TO Scteaoe cither. side. Raise the window- and rest land to protect cut flowers, Imt American it ou tlie top of the board so that no air ? °°(! • -111 burn in (hem. may pan between the sash and the horn Tort to Urtrpool. Th. Nrt, board. A free current of air will then to comfortably ventilate the room __ M*. Whittier says tiiat yellow is his Chicago Herald. • Townsends mesmerism thn-.- n, , •f® *nd has m-t re..,-/':Cr mental equilibrium rinre .police heailqunrtera he ,lu was under the lofluenre Th?* > chairs were hot and pins v ? Jf*1 tag into him. It um piffurS?1? «nt ovw a distance of fifty niiei wm STRAWBERRY PLANTS. we a b cus eac The subwrit*r» take this former nstrone ami 'b* P’]'-!1' -Iut in the riant ewim-M .n»l' » TOMATO, CABBAGE. CELLEY. PEP® AND SWEET POTATO PLANTS tar*8peri«l rates on larje <iti*vUli*»- Fits rah John & Geo. Keagie. Waitei-LaijK rraulred. Pi-rniMMnt p’« ...... . Ch«ip«l »nd . Holman’s New Paraiiel Bills Over 2.000 W*. fully IlluMr.'.’.'i. fidla. «L CTreulare trw. A. J. M CUREwDEAF mxinnyr ntraovxn cvsr--M.r> ms n a-——« FAYS WANTED IN HASTIHCS^, — An enwil' J Io esnva- tit-K f”’ 'kX ^«n>* bund up a permauont sad SSp*y aatqaM by inert-\ J.r gf D? --- J . '"-“wupilUQ Ol or , good Ug iMp-kaa, ■» — . _ Herald. Hubbard »ld4C~ f jt W.B. FOW»®’-r * Whi to or in � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-04-15.pdf 658921153de86598e3d14de6653200b1 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner, VOL XXX. NO. 51. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 15, 1886. ROGERS & n FAUSEY, HASTINGS, MICH., ' SJELLS THE CELEBRATED-- IU.WJ 'I'M ■ER! 3 County News. Carlton. .J.?!?1 l» »»er «o.l Deck wu CovS ■“B’Vkior by a 3 majority over th- S;„>m ml ttff vote, me republicans 95. fonnerly of this town here f "Innwot*. visiting friends W B-J’rtne and wife, of Nashville, D l#wa over Sunday! Mra. frank Andrus and daughter -'I.‘Sris MOEGO-THORNAyPLE. Henry Strong is all smiles, the reason is liecause he is pa. ueiuT at tnw writing. Mrs. Turner and daughter of Morgan who hM visiting Moida?: -to8W"’8tort€d for Dak0^ are on the sick Hat. also Mrs. Wilson of the same place. Mr. and Mrs. James Nesbit have taken Jud Becker and wife are keeping house for John Lewis. ' * a girl to raise. She is quite young. Mr. E. O. Hyde is constable. . machines have been thoroughly tested, and have SdSX-obaik'republican was electNine Bah lights on the lake Monday 1<MC° 0VW Frank ...lisfactory in every instance. Call and look them night. Mrs. C. Wallace is sick. Something in£r?nl>aIVr’.01 Hasttn«9. wasenjoyL1* Ann" 14st weekiu the sugir like the yellow jaundice is what the doctor says ails her. bushes of this town. Mrs. Henry Hayman returned from , Elder Moore, of Hastings, will give a York state last Thursday. She brought .^ plratlon of ihe Bible, ■ ini iarge sales of this plow and the splendid satisfaction it April 18th. at the school house. All her mother with her. Petition sent to the sheriff, asking -iv.■- wherever tried proves its worth. The North Fairfield is turn oh. and give him a full bouse. IV ash. Cain had 18 quarts of canned him to appoint E. O. Hyde Dept. Sher­ th,- !»■-' glow made, as every farmer will tell yov who nses it. fruit walk out of the cellar one night iff for Thornappie and Morgah—a step ^’^''^Mr.Caintopoke in the right direction. The l ick's Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow that every his fruit next Sugar party last Thursday afternoon time. farmer ovght to have. For sale evclnsively by Rogers & Fausey. Cllttie Landon, of Freeport, spent and dance at night at Daniel Bollin­ ger's. Sunday at home with her mother •Quilting party at William Hill’s rJTIk'Member our headquarters in the Elevator, Jefferson St Thursday the 16th, and a dance at night. R. R. dub has again revived. They visi^n« hte daughter are marshaling their forces for an ac­ Mrs CharJes Nash at Clarksville. Center is visiting Mr. Frank tive campaign. Barber Mind is leader. A good many hard words were said Blood and wife at Eajt Curlton. Geo. Carpenter hade his friends adieu last Friday night at R. R. hall. They not becoming, and.parties making and departed for his home in Iowa last awere profession of religion should be more Monday. Frank Skinner .is getting ready to guarded aud keep their angry passions down. move his house on the ground he has Daniel Bollinger commenced laying rented of James B. Carpenter. the foundation lor his new house tart Orin Stearns, of Campbell, staid over Monday. •Sunday with Jay Carpenter. . J. N. Parker's father froth Ohio ar­ One of our neighbors got up last Sun­ rived last Sunday. Ho drove a team, day morning, loaded up his wagon with was storm staid for two days on th»* maple sugar intending to go to Hast­ way on account of the snow’ rtorrii of ings, but it was rattier late so he con­ last w’cek. cluded to wait and get linearly start School oflicers of Morgan district the next morning. His next step was hired u school teacher as they supposed, tO-pack up a bushel of eggs and go to and ahe was to commence Monday the tm* Center, when a neighbor came along 19th. It looks as if there will have to and asked him what he was 1 doing. lie a new teacher looked up. “Why" he said “I am going over to tlie If the righteous can scarcely In saved, Center to sell these eggs." “Don't vou where will the prohibitionists be found know Unlay is SundayT “Sunday? that votes from principle? () consist­ not much. 1 guess you are trying to sell ency. thou art a jewel. me.” It was some time before he bould be convinced that it was Sunday. FEEKFORT. Fred FJeihlng is on the sick list. If Gleaner will tell us where he gets From the Herald. Eber Mollit is our path master this warm sugar perhaps we would not year.. have to go without. • i ■Ilicob Beeler does not intend to j Ge<». Wickham is bound to gpt sick. I Beverian barley takes the lead hdthiuks. move to Washington Territory until Billy Divine is very sick. Il» had a after harvest. The fish are being hauled In by the stroke of paralysis. At this writing he boat loads on the mill pond and river is no l»etter Frank Watkins has moved up north. now-a-days—and nights. Robt. McNec, of Irving, was in Char­ He will stpp at Wy man. Montcnlm Co. The beet wishes of his many frihnds go lotte last week before the board of medi­ cal examiners for Increase of pension. with him.i Miss Ollie Clemehs entertained’her Frank Cain and Marvin SacMett arc Sabbath school class last Saturday. It selling patent eveners. Eil Jones has a new additionion his was a “sweet" time, and the claw en­ house’ which he will use for a slimmer joyed the wnnu sugar very much. Albert Lictka, four miles west, re­ kitchen, j » ceived u severe injury to the little fin­ ger of his right hand, while repairing ASSYRIA. a drive well last Saturday. His physi­ cian hopes to save the member. Everything quiet since electios. One of our correspondents speaks of Wm. Clark has moved into .Mra. “dirty woyk" being done at the last Griffins house. election in his township, yet that town School begins here next Monday. was hardly on exception to the general Ettie Tompkins has returned from rule. Irving township ringstera put Ga'esburg. Henrv Vrectengberg has moved to in their “dirty work" for Weeks liefore the election. “Dirty work” against Penn, Cass Co., Mich. Henry Moore has moved onto the Freeport wan begun at Irving Station and elsewhere in tho township, as far Erartus Churchill place. Dr. Fay and wife are in Jackson Co., back as February. One result of the Irving township to attend the funeral of the Dr.’s broth­ er and mother who died very suddenly election was to prove the deserved popularity at home where they are last week. Jacob Hartom is very low. It is not known of two Freeport citizens.—John Yarger and Wm. Moore. Irving for expected that he wiU last very long. W. W. Hartom, of South ttaginaw, is many years part has had an average of 75 greenback majority. Yet J. Yarger. visiting his father. Mr. I’erley Thomas has moved on to democrat, was beaten by A. P. Wood with only 7 majority for clerk and Wm. Sam Ball’s farm. . Billy MmIran is nursing a very sore Moore, republican received the same number ol votes for treasurer as Wm. finger. A felon is the cause of it Brua the greenback nominee. This re­ J. F. Wright Esq., of Bellevue, visit­ sult was secured in spite of the fact ed friends in Assyria last week. Qus Sackett and J. Morehouse with that both of the greenback nominees their families visited Unlee Abe Hol­ were strong candidates. Dr. DeVore is arranging his business ton Sunday. to remove from Freeport soon. The Sam Ogden has a new well. James Kent, of Augusta, visited A. doctor has already ceased to attend pro­ fessional calls and expects to leave G. Kent last week. . r Walter Spaulding has returned from sometime next week, lie will reside In Grand Rapids the coming summer, the north. •Mrs. Margaret Loomis, of Saginaw but will not practice medicine fsr a City, is visiting her brother Jacob Har- year or two at least The doctor has M»n-h lOtli. ISM. ' ^Among ______ the Assyria items in the resided in this village for the past ten years and has built up a large and suc­ Hartings Journal of last week, was the cessful practice. The departure of Dr. foUowing.artlde. “Arevrla is wrelv in and Mrs. DeVore from our midst wlH need of a first class doctor. ’ Dr. Fay, caase sincere regret and sorrow among a large circle of intimate friends and the resident phyaisian here, is u gradu­ ate from the Detroit Medical College acquaintances. Misses Ella Roush and Minnie Cheseand hits bad nine years practice in brough are the guests of Miss Ollie Detroitaud vicinity and has established to-day. a reputation hero as a careful and con- Clemens Miss Augusta Hinkler will board with -“corrie Shepard during her HIS STOCK OF term of school. Mr. 8. Finch and wife weuv tn Grand Rapids this morning lor a short visit among relatives. Miss Addie Yerrington returned to nUeman’s absence to insult and abuse. her home in this place yesterday after m by such dirtv ooctemptable fling.is spending several weeks with her par­ not fit to live in a civilized community. ents in Middleville. We would advise the Journal corres­ Mr. D- Darling’s grandson, O. D. pondent to drop the personality busi­ Henyan, departed for Central City, ness or some one may ahow him up for Neb., Monday nwning. Otto has lived: the benefit of the Banner subscribers. with his grandpai cuts near Fillmore: Champion Mower. IT THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. ro re he he in . CLOTHING I \V<- have ju^i opened and put in stock a Large and Well Selected Line of Men’s, Boys’ and Children's Clothing, and Prices so Low that they XCITE WONDER , And Astonishment. H VI S AND CAPS—Don't buy a hat or apsxtntil you have seen our specialties. I-1- R\I1S11 ING GOODS—A new fresh stock and a great varieties of novelties. A cordial invitation to the public. TT Mam MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5<Cent ticket with mm PER each pound for cash. Tickets, good in 25c 1 t- lor any Crockery we have in stock at face value. ' ' ’ 'i r*W ra<’* lIMT Ik! GI a Lacey. ,Mabel Williams, of Middleville, is visiting her auntie Mrs. Humphry. Ida Cora, of Battle Creek, is visiUnr her grand -parenta Mr. and Mrs. Bab­ cock. Mrs. Rossman, of Belding, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wagon-, hinder but has returned to her home. Unde Ben, your new fence looks reul ’ nice. ■ Air. Hill is quite sick again- Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanAnnaa. DUSSELL HAS Removed DRY GOODS ANU G Goods, io the first Door East of Hicks Bros. Gro• eery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet mMiy new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. 17072878 JULIUS RUSSELL BOWEN'S MILL8. A good deal of sickness among the children Cha*. Bixler is on the sick list. Mr. Warren. the new miller, has ar­ rived and taken pMscftSion of the mill. The campofS.0. V. are prospering finely. Home have been mustered in at their last meeting and others are io f<TheG. A. R. port has an open poK this wwk Thursday evening. . The Lroom brigade is in a flourishing ^Eld. GUtaspie and wife, go this wejk to rHouth Haven, called there by tie aicknaaa of Mr. Glllaspie’s mother. WHOLE NO. 1611 roller mill which Hostings uspirea to. They departed minus the satisfied look which denotes success. Julius Caldwell hre been appointed village Marshal, which is a precursor of a better standard of law and order in our town. An enthusiastic, audience filled G. A. R. hall Friday evening where Hill Port No. 159 celebrated the twenty-first an­ niversary of the surrender nt Gen. Lee. The ceremonial were very appropriate and stirred thd slumbering “war spirit” of the veterans present. Rev. Hunsberger, of Sparta, was in town Thursday and preached in the evening at the Methodist church to a large congregation of his former hearers and parishioners. Robert Allen recently purchased the old Wilson place and is building a new bam upon the same and otherwise fix­ ing it up. Last Wednesday night burglars suc­ ceeded in taking a profitable amount of boodle from residents of this place. W. O. Clark entertained the unceremonious visitors at his house to the tune of fifteen dollars, a sliver watch and chain and a good square lunch. They also called at W. D. Gardner’s residence and relieved Abel Gardner of a ten dollar bilL ’ Other housen were entered but nothing more was taken. Suspicion pointed her sharpest finger toward two strangers who hod tarried in out midst for a few days and the law rose up in all ita local strength andgathered them in.. Deputy Sheriff Henry Damoth was nrrfsted Friday and bound over for trial on the 17th, for abusive driving of Chas. Cook’s horses while returning from Grand Rapids with the suspected buglars. Damoth was under the in­ fluence of liquor and forced the horses to make the distance from Grand Rap­ ids in four hours with three persons In the buggy. Chas Granger, of Grand Rapids street, .walks with a graceful limp to favor a foot that was badly, sprained by the miscarriage of a tremendous kick which he delivered at an innocent hen. The hen is in usual good health. H. D. Purdy, who was pronounced insane by the probate Court last fall, has so far improved as to be upon our streets dailv. Middleville cannot boast of much architectural beauty, but she can feel proud of the best system of street light­ ing of any place in the county. W. C. Downing has moved onto the premjses he recently bought of J. M. The exchange bank Of Woodland is a permanent Institution and fills n long felt want. , The school Board have decided that non resident pupils must .pay their tuition for the term in advance; in case the pupil for certain reasons leaves the . school before the expiration of the term, a certain rate will be refunded. Miss Furnish, of Nashville, has been engaged to teach the primary depart­ ment of the viltaqp school. Mrs. O. M. Wheeler is dangerously E. I’, and Albert Barnum and Frank Leeand familes have gone to Nebraska. The question may arise sometime in the future, which would be more gener­ ous on the part of the government, to allow every wealthy fanner to take a vacation outweetto gobble up hornet stead land, or to make loan enough to the poor men whom the law intended to benefit, to enable them to go west and take up a homestead. The fish market is being well sup­ pled by the boys. ’ The pioneer steam grindstone of Woodland, is in operation at C. A. Hughs shop. CASTLETON. George Beas, of Portland, visited here the past week. Wtn. Croft has moved in town again. J. Stages, of Lansing, is visiting old friends. B. W. Austin took bis bees from his saw dust house last Friday. He thinks there is nothing like saw dust to pre­ serve bees through the winter. Elder Price is putting up a large frame barn. x Geo.DIUenbeck has had onto of Camp­ bell $ Co.'s furnaces put in his new house and pronounce* it a daisy. Wash Price is building an addition to ids barn., * > Allen Graham has moved into Clod Price’s house on State road. Mr. Wnu Beas and wife wish to extheir thanks to the community for their kindness in assisting in the sick­ ness and burial of their daughter. Mrs. Annie Benton and Miss D. Mur­ phy. of Hastings, were guests of E. Lockhart the past week. Peter Galenger has built a fine car­ riage house; * 1 We need a warm rain. Mr. Valmey raised his new frame barn last Saturday without an accident. ,, After the raising the company partook of a line supper prepared by Mrs. Var­ ney. Died, April nth. of croup, Nellie May daughter of Mr. and Mm. Bees. The funeral services were held at the U. B. church. Rev. Smith officiating: The remains were interred in the East Castfcton cemetery . I). W. Smith has built a new board fence around his house. . Peter Bass has commenced the baaement of his new barn. Last Tuesday we were visited by one of Dakota’s blizzards and for re'venu hours it snowed and blew terribly. The roof of M. H. Bloom's barn was blown off. North-west Castleton. Mr. John Bronson is working at Mr. Payne’s house. Miss Emma Slocumn will commence her school at Morgan this week. We hope she will have stieceM. There Is some talk bf building a church at the Varneys Corners. We would Im- glad to see one there. • The U. B. church will be painted soon, and will have a new coat of alatiastine in the inside. Plowing will liegiu soon. Mr. Blocher anil sons are working at their new bam bam. It will be a big one, 44x80 with basen.ent under the same. ' Mr. IL Warner’s child is on tho sick list at the present. Peter Gurd has moved his shoe shop ,to Woodland, where ho will do all DELTON. work in his line. Asa savs Emanuel's slips did not do The roads are in fine condition and any gooa; but come to find out Asa the farmers north are moving off their was the one that got left, railroad ties. The wheat would be much benefited North-eabt Hastings by a good warm rain, but this portion of Spring has come and the croaking the country need not feel ashamed of the present outlook for a wheat crop of frogs is heard in our land. Farmers have liegun plowing for oats. for your scribe has been traveling George Sweet was in Marshall the through a goodly portion of the country, both north and west, and naw no betpast week. There is to be a quilting at Mr. Ins- । ter looking wheat than Is to be found 1 in this vicinity. ' ley’s Thursday afternoon. Plowing for oats is the order of farm A dance at James Sutton’s Tuesday work now, and a man from Kalamazoo night April 13ih. Homer Wood and Anna Wood spent’ has been going the rounds trying to sell a new plow with a revolving landside. Sunday at Phillip Dunbar’s. Cause of that 12 x 14 smile on Wesley' 1buEour farmers do not bite at the bait. We are anxious to hear what the Stewarts face was the advent of a six pound girl that arrived on Wednesday, *directors decide upon in regard to let­ April 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Demott think Jting Jerry build our raflroad. We say they are growing old now they are 1let him build it. -We are ready to help called grandpa, and grandma. (our bondsman out on his payment Thomas Bl&skman. of Bowens Mills, We are now ready to tell you of that at his son’s, F. A., the 11th and wedding as mentioned last week. The visited ’ parties were Mr. Leroy Barnum. of this 112th. He is looking very healthy for a place, and Miss Bertha Anders, of Hope. 1man of his years. Uncle Abram Bush, now 88 years old We wish them a long and prosperous journey through life and a place of or ' nearly so, is looking for n warm day to catch some of the finny tribe, in rest in heaven. *hich he takes great delight Uncle Chancey Brown, who has been ’ suffering so long from heart disease, . Sabbath school was organised the 4th departed this life on Friday morning. ’for the coming summer with J. R. Bush He leaves a wife, four sons and one 1us superintendent F. A. Blackman is building an addi­ daughter to mourn his loss. Funeral to his horse barn. services were held at his late residence tion ‘ on the town line on Sunday at 11 o’clock Banfield. Itevl Hunsberger officiating. The be­ April "th, being the birthday of both reaved family nave the sympathy of a heat of friends. . , 1Levi Palmatler and Lewis Bresee, about sixty of their mutual friends gathered RUTLAND. at the residence of Mr. Palmatler to The ground is to wet to plow except make merry with them. The evening passed very pleasantly on sandy soil. This will make oat sow­ in games and music by the young peo­ ing late. A sugar social for the benefit of Rev. ple and the usual amount of “gossip A. K. Stewart will be held at Douglas and politics'* among the older ones. A bountiful repast was provided Hall’s Friday evening April 16. Don’t fail to come everybody, and boys bring by Mrs. Palmatler, of which all par­ your best girl, I know she likes sugar took in a manner that gave credit to Mrs. Palmatler m cook. Fred as well as you ab. . Jacob Edger has taken the A. Bowne Brunner presented the following pre­ farm and proposes to stock it with sents which were received with expres­ sions of thanks by the recipients: cows to filrnish your city with milk. To Mr. Palmatler, elegant hanging Rev. Crosby filled the appointments Heide, McGocklin. on Sunday last for Rev. Stewart who lamp—Messrs. Brunney and wives. Large looking glass—Messrs. E. J. Poor, A. B. Morford. U. Bellinger, Messers. Knickerbocker and Hollo­ peter with their families are going to Arthur Fisher. Gilbert Hunt and wives. Bunyans Pilgrim’s Progress^-Mary Missouri to seek a new home. since a small boy and. is an upright Frank Campbell returns to his home and Eva I'almatier. young man. Silk Handkerchief—C. A. Bratee ami Rev. Brotherton returnedlart week in Dakota. Mr. Wm. MWvu&.,who has been u wife. from a several days revival tabor at Hair brush—Hiram FMmatier and reeldeat of this town 4or a long time Hart’s corners near Orangei-fllB,'jmd. wllLmalte his home elsewhere. wife. reports flattering success in that vkrinHandkerchief and socks—Levi Bresee itv. He is at present suffering from d and wife. / WOODLAND. severe cold and lung trouble, contract­ Shaving mug—Herbert Bowman and The dwelling bouse of A. G. Lips­ ed during his absence. wife. comb was entirely destroyed bos— To Mr. Bresee. Longfellow's Poems— w’ith the. contents by fire on bwt JF Brothers and sisters in the L O. G. T. Kwnurvnxa. ■ -.norning. The family escaped Book entitled Strong Drink—Mary of Miss Gertie Spaulding, of tidx place,, difBcnlty from the bjiildlng.aoj and Eva Palmatler. was with friends in Hustings last Sun­ the children being injured by then Tooth brush—Maud Brvaee. The loss falls heavy on the tamil] day. Shaving soap— Ina Bresw. it B. Meaner and Russ Wightman, of! lost even all t^eir clothing. ■ Shaving mug and brush—Mra. Levi Geo. Carjieatt-r and A. T. 0 Hastings, were in Middleville last week; > have and it was surmised they came to see ------- gone to Indiana to sell ] French & Son In the interest of that equalizers. *2. ■!* 1 �z.l.irss.'sfsis:.«s?ASdat SSffiK- ” —• «>“ fesSSSWS b^omo mid be doe and p.,-. then b*veexjiJn-d,anythfm'ih«-rrir|. lSBSMfe.ai un'taterest due January i xii, a. : > POWDER Absolutely Pure. Agricultural. BVGEXEDA nXPOflT, Editor. - . . \ x ’ • Hr-All communications pertaining to thia de­ partment should be addressed U> Mr. K. I>aveoport. Woodland. Mich. reaching the jobbers, making a total of 84<>.35. Subtract the 30 cents, which the fanneAecelved for the corn, and the balance, 846,Uu, will show the amaz­ ing' profits made by those who do not till the soil to grow the com, but who multiply infinitely by scientific means the mischievous powers of the grain, and who from this hurtful multipliwltion, reap easy. large and reliable profits. ITie original price of tho bushel of corn Is contained 155 times in tbe ultimate receipts from it. In this way, the enor­ mous wasting power of alcoholic dlink can tie easily^ understood. Political re­ formers and statisticians who talk so learnedly about “hard times." appear to have skipped suchNjalculations as the above. It may not De out of place to state that in 18S0 there were. WJH97 in­ sane persons, "11,881 idiots, 88.6G5 pau­ pers, 59.255 prisoners, or 316,812 persons, each of whom can tract! a portion at least of his troubles to liquor.—Miller’s Journal. IN THE GREAT WHEAT iDdlana. FIELD In Mid monogocontained Iim t»--cus»«> fwdcrs. BoM only tiremtnttiewbolcbbuhuiiWienwf. Ik>uiTJ£ POWDBB OO.jl#* tripalMYd Interest m atormld. wut wUSt ttMTO 1> claimed tnttedu.- an i .i Endrie Fortner. , Ed’r Prairie Earner: My method of improving seed corn, preparation of soil and cultivation is as follows: I have small pieces of land containing to M acre, so far from any other fields pt coni that the pollen can not mix In dif­ Jferent fields. I fertilize and’prepare the soli well, then select seed to plant *from ears as near alike ns passible, the most uniform in depth of grain, and 1 color and size of cob. ’ I plant 3 grains ‘in a hill und cultivate thoroughly. *When the corn begins to tassel, and be­ fore it comes iirtiloom, I gn through 1 the plots und cut out dll luirren stalks, J all stalks showing the least signs •and of smut, leaving nothing but the best < and most uniform perfect stalks. ‘ When the corn begins to harden 1 select the best and most uniform ears for ‘ seed. This method kept up for a series ' of years will very rapidly Improve the ‘ 1corn, and w’lll breed out the nubbins and deformed ears. T^o kinds of corn 1 should never be planted in the same ’ field, if it can be avoided, as it mixes 1 very easily, and it is hard to breed out ’ the mixture. White corn should have ‘ 1white col«, and yellow corn red cola. JAMES RILKY. Tiiorntown. Ind., March 15. The above illustrates some of the Uedpc Fences. Ohio Farmer. scenery in the famous Devil’s Lake 1 have had live years’ experience in I country, in Northern Dskotiu This region, in its entirety, was formerly trimming and carihgfor hedge fences. | hdd by the Cut Head and Teton Sioux. and I am inclined to think that they are well-nigh immitigated nuisances. | Thev are now, however, placed on a In the first place.it requires more work j small portion of it, on the south shores of Devil’s Lake. The entire country to prepare the ground and sot one out1 consists of several million acres of than to build a good fence of some other kind. Also it is often necessary choice, undulating prairie, more fertile than the lands of the valley of the anto ibuild and maintain one. or possibly two fences besides the growing hedge, dent Nile, and was given them by Secin order to protect it from the depreda­ retary Schurz of the Interior Depart­ tions of start until it Is large enough in mt. Afterward the greater portion of it was taken away from theta by to serve as a fence. Then it is frequent- ; ly necessary to replace the plants that Secretary Teller, of later authority, save and excepting the portion now are killed by the cold of winter (often quite a large proportion of the hedge), held by them on the south side of the to say nothing of having the pleasure lake. Of the portion surveyed and thrown open tc entry, for actual settleof waiting from four to eight years for a fence that will begin to turn stock Prairie Farmer I ment bv the government, there is still that is not very unnily, besides having Indian corn is titanically one of the remaining, untaken, a fine tr^ct of , although it is being taken up a fence when done that cumbers more grassis, and is known to science as Zea country; ground than a dozen good fencos have mayii. The first or generic name conies rapidly by a good class of wttlera from from tho Greek Zoa tq live, alluding to Michigan, Ohio. Indiana and the other any business to occupy. And one’s trouble does not end here its nutritive qualities, and *irom the principal states; The government land by any manner of means, for the hedge second or specific term comes its com- ,office is held at Devil’s Lake Citv, on The basis of all road improvements Is requires to be trimmed once or (if the mon name of maize. The great family the north shore. < drainage of surface and subsoil. To best results are desired) twice each year. (Jramiua or grassesembraces hundreds this first essential, proceed as This little dty is a most promising obtain ( This may not seem to be much of u dis­ of genera, from thwtiny shoots which infant of two years, which has been follows: If an embankment or grade 1 advantage, but I think I can build and clothe the fields to the the tall bamboos burned up once, and yet boaste of some does not already exist, make one so < . keep in repair a better fence than it of which the Chinese construct their fifteen hundred inhabitants and is that the crown thereof shall be two 1 'hedge and even replace it when worn houses. Wheat, oats, barley, rye, rice, growing rapidly. higher than the bottom of the The fine prairie feet 1 ditches at sides; it should l*e at out, at less expense than is necessary to sorghum and sugar cane are also mem- 1country north of the lake is all tributa- broad 1 raise and trim a hedge fence. Besides I tiers of tills famfly. Com varies from ry to it. It has two newspapers, two least 20 feet wide with eight inches 1 have very fre<iuently seen good hedge most of the grasses in having the alum large grain elevators, a Hour mill, and crowning. Grade the side ditches so as < fences quite a number of years old (up­ or stalk filled with pith between the a surprising numiier of stores, ajteating to 1 carry all flood water to nearest water ward of a dozen years to my personal joints instead of being hollow. Anoth­ the magnitude of its trade. It certain- course. Supplement the foundations < knowledge) so bailly winter-killed as to er variation from the usual type of the ly has a sure and prosperous future be- thus i made by-underdrains of first-class be actually ruined. Nor is this by any class is, that corn is montecious—that fore it, as any one can see, who looks tile. I ' When the surface ditches have means all that can be said of the dis­ is, it produces its staminate and pistil­ out from the top of the huge elevators removed all of the water which will i late Dowers on different parts of the hundreds of thousands of fertile prairie readily advantages of a hedge. i flow away through them, the No matter how Well cared for and same plant. The tassel is made up of acres stretched away to the north, cast, soil will still be sufficiently saturated to i trimmed a hedge may be, even if the staminate (lowers, which shed the fer­ and west, which cannot only produce make i a spongy and unstable base for roots are pruned along the side of the tilizing pollen upon the silks, each one thirty bushels of No. 1 hart! wheat to ian embankment. Place parallel lines hedge, sooner or later, when it has be­ of which is a pistil lory? enough to pro­ the acre, but has markets at Duluth of < tile about three feet below the bot­ come well established, the roots will trude from the husk. Of the nlstory of and the great lakes on one side of it and tom l of the surface Hitches, along the spread into the adjoining fields, and Indian com nothing is known with cer­ St. Paul. Minneapolis ami Chicago on Irnse 1 of tho embankment, and they will will rob the land for several roils on tainty. All .the early explorers and the other. The great flouring mills at thoroughly I drain the lower stratum of either side of a considvrable portion of first settlers in the New World found it Minneapolis, by the way, alone have soil I for the entire road, to a depth of its fertility. So generally is this the in cultivation among the aboriginiea. a grinding capacity of 40BCO.OOO of inearly five feet below the road surface. The pro-historic mound-builders, whtf case, that I have never yet seen a crop bushels yeariv, and these great markets As . far as the sub-grade of the road is raised txside an old and vigorous hedge inhabited the continent before the In­ are all easy of access. <concerned this plan when well executed that was not practically a failure for dian tribes found by Europeans must But the fact has l-een clearly proven leaves 1 nothing to be desired. The sur­ quite a distance from the hedge. Then have u.4«l com for food, as It is proved that it is also a line stock country, the 1face however, which has absorbed wa­ nearly every root broken by the plow by finding charred grain and cobs in winters being no longer in duration ter । from the rainfall, and retains it by will sprout, und the shoots thickly some of the mounds which have Ixxin than here in Michigan, and while the reason i of its puddling condition, is Many eminent botanists thermometer may indicate a few de­ faulty, and can only lie mode complete covered with thorns are do inconsider­ explored. suppose that Indian com is a native of grees lower temperature, the extreme by able detriment in grain or even grass. I adding a dressing or covering, which But perhaps as bad a feature of the South America, for the reason it has dryness and exhilarating qualities of shall i lie both durable and imprevious hedge, as any other, if indeed it be not it has been growing wild in Paraguay. the atmosphere make the winters much to i water. The underdralnageof a road the worst, is the fact that very many of -Yet the “Hourcom recently introduced more endurable; not only to people, but will ordimaily cost about 8400 per the smaller twigs pruned from the from Brazil differs so largely from the for stock also, while the stock man has mile, and for the amount expended no northern type, in growth and chemical hedge are so small that it is impossible access to unliminated quantities of the better ' improvement can be devised for to gather them all up, and consequently composition as to suggest doubts of sweet, nutritious pniine grasses, which ordinary < roads. No smaller than four they remain scattered along the hedgjx-• latters South American origin. The can lie had for winter use for the troub- inch . tile should be used, and as much and often are carried by the wind tor 1'od-corn is considered by botanists to le of cutting and stacking. A great larger : us the locality and length of the quite a distance over the adjoining be the primitive type of the species, deal of thoroughbred stock has been in- :lines may require.—Prairie Fanner. land. If the land be a pasture the from which the more common form troduced in all the country along the thorns are apt to wound the feet and has been developed by cultivation. lines of the Manitoba road, and the re­ mouths of stock feeding upon it; and That form is more analogous to the ports from the stock men are without a After two or three single exception very favorable indeed. is some times exhibited in our public if the land be a meadow the bits of other grasses. exhibitions. When we gaze upen some hedge are pretty certain to be gathered years of cultivation the chaffy envelop­ The country is all good up to the or the peculiar freaks dape nature ocup along with the hay, and;then they es disappear from the individual ker­ Manitoba boundary; so good, in fact, will be very likely to wound the mouths nels, and the ears are covered with that several hundred families have left audonaUy indulgea in, our minds revert back to the creation of man. “who is so husks like the ordinary com. x of stock fed from the hay, sometimes their homeH in Manitoba during the tearfully and wonderfully made." ■causing considerable injn ry.. pastyear, put their goods and imple­ Every farmer should have some spec­ ments in wagons and come over in this The mysteries of his nature have been Then the thorns are apt to wound unraveled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buf­ the feet of any one walking near the ialty for which his farm or his training part of Dakota to take up claims. falo, and through his knowledge of hedge barefoot or even with thin shoes and habits seem especially to fit him— Devil’s Lake is a fine body of water, on, while a fall in its vicinity is quite something that will sell readily and at some sixty miles in length by from two through his knowledge of thaw inyatecertain to pierce the hands and other a good price on the reputation of the to fourteen miles in width. It has no rks ho has been able to prepare his Golden Medical Discovery, which is a parts of the body with the ever, ready grower. I haye known farmers who outlet, unless it be a subterranean one. ihorns, often making very painful were constantly on the watch to adopt Its depth is about 100 feet. Heavy for­ specific for all blood taints, poisons uud wounds. And it is one of the peculiar­ some scheme which has proved a suc­ ests of white oak, ash. etc., grow upon bumora, such as scrofula, pimples, blotches, eruptions, swellings, tumors ities of the Osage orange plant that cess in the hands of a neighbor, instead its shores. Big pickerel are caught in ulcers und kindred affections. Bv after the thorns have become rotten, ■of Incoming the originator of a scheme great numbers in the lake, and water druggists. ; 3 the points remain hard, and will pene­ of profit for themselves. There should fowl abound. With the exception of trate one’s flesh as readily as ever, and be an effort to anticipate a demand by Great Salt Lake in Utah and Flathead Wm. Qrmlj, of Port Huron, hu Lot as it is impossible to draw it out, it be­ studying the probable wants of the Lake in Montana, this is the largest !£.u°“d1 IS. one Jactaoa tot comes necessary to cat it entirely out, market, and the product be on hand body of water in the interior of the stealing clothes. making bad wounda Indeed my exper­ when the call comes. We must accus­ United States, west of the Mississippi. ' Clipped from Cuula Pnabrtertu ience with hedge fences has been such, tom ourselves to small profits, but Fort Totten, in the Sioux reservation that were I to purchase a farm on which make every thing yield its profit, and —see above cut—is really not needed as on-re­ there was a fence of this kind, one of then demand that purchases shall be a military post, the Cut Heads and *“*1»“ «™i h“acl>« by Burdock my earliest jobs would be to dig it out upon correspondingly small margins. Tetons having become pretty good In­ S root and branch, and consign it to the, All the labor that is necessary to per- dians. Thev number with a few Wah- Blood Bitters. fotm the work of the farm well anti ’ J n flames and replace it with a better Hopkin’s saw mill in Dectar burned petons and MsHctons, their cousins, who time must be employed, but there is an live with them upon the reservation, WMnwday evening. fence. Low. 1^00economy in labor which many farmers about 1,000 souls. Save an appropria­ small insurance. D. WOODRUFF MY EES. have not studied. There always comes tion of $8,000 a year for the schools- uie Summit Co.. Ohio.____________ a time in which all the labor of the sick, and for agricultur*’ •—I'lements, Ph tw itedaJEJfarm can be performed. It may be late, as The total corn crop of this country and it may come early, bat it always for 1884 was about 2,000,000,000 bushels. comes. The nervous employment of wheat and oats, and have also bought a Of thia, but 18,927,982 bushels, or less extra help at a critical period often en­ number of reapers with their own earn­ Jnn— herl*- M in’ Dr Clover Tonic, which is the than one per cent, were used for distilla­ tails loss in unprofitable labor, in order ings. All have log houses and moat : tion. Calling the grain worth 89,000,000, to keep the hands, going. A steady families supplement these with the when turned Into sprits, it entails an dogged persistence at the work every tepee, which they pitch near the house expenditure of 8900^00,000. A bushel favorable hour, accomplishes a vest and occupy in summer. of corn costs 30 cents, and is turned in­ amount of labor during the seesoa with­ Their entire reservation has been sur­ Vu," ;?lirtu' h,*d •d,p «“>d «u d£ to 17 .quarts of intoxicating drink. The out extra help. The grand element of veyed into forty acre tmets and each distilleni, receive 40 cents a gallon for suoceae is to he ready to push things family has a right to the exclusive use converting it Into whisky. It thus re­ when the time comes. Misdirected la­ of.one bundred^md. sixty acres. Some presents the original 30 cents, and 81.70 bor is as bad as poor crops. They both of the India*! are Catholics and some Gran.d i.K*Pid8 m«rchant claims for the distiller, making its value at amount to the same thing—they lessen Presbyterians; there being a mission this suigeSS. Then the Government theprotiu. and sahfxfls of both sects. Some arc M hat we naffifrAk'en Is copy the en- stiH heathen and place their faith in tax of 90 cents a gallon adds 83.85 to the value, swelling it to 85.85. By the terpriMi of b^ness men. Ma*:e steady Aedidna men and the mysteries of the »rinr"Jn?<lSoa s huu»or syrup time it has reached the retailers it has efforts at tMeimprovement of’dro soil* medicine lodge. K5aT,“w’ "u '"•“PUon.’. uirani lieen “reduced" la strength, and increas­ Study the changes which are, likely tb The progress of these Indians to- . ed in quantity by the admixture of wa­ o^-yiur to*affect our business. Lay wide ward civilization is worthy of more ■ ter, and some more harmful suletnnces, truditkaa as a teacher of agriculture, careful study than can be given It here. ;limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the and blood of every trace of dis so that its measure has at least been and <1 versify our products, remember­ The St. Paul. Minneapolis and Mani- system ' their origin °th^. doubled and the corn, when it begins ing that in the strife for a competence toba railroad ia the only line at present , tbe rheumatism, salt rheum and to drop into the drinker's glasses on the th* rule win be “the survival of the flt- reaching Devil's Lake City whore th# Cures . by bar, reprroents about 8T " UA*—Michigan Farmer. government land office 1a Thdrc are i f? , akcr’ ““I 13 well recommended «u o.er thl drink. Allowing 60 driul round trip tickets on sale, at all station.-1 tbe official bar average, 1 *he magical effect of St Jiutob’s Oil corn will fun' ' — s, which. removing Bareness and stiffntsa Marebind, traveling passenger agent, is I an average of keu it invaluable at all times. Rhein located in Detroit and can be applied to1 take 840.50 f Liam tend Neuralgia promptly yield garding this wTkx£?£*lp”b°lt‘<’- «<*"«' principal and interest, and no mu: inn at law or tn equity l..ii) i,-« । rnllAit t Ii_ aanu* ,>r , L .■ by virtue of tbr power ut wile in owl tai tied lUHMbc statute in •>.. t . ।. provided, on the twenty-sixth i:j i ,.t iste, at nne o’clock in th- :t»s. ri.. I north front doot* pr eutr*:.., „■ t;„ < in tiie city ut HmIiiic*, in U - und state of Mlehlgan. Ui*i , : bolding the circuit eburt fur bidder th- premise* d-x-ri to Mtisfy tho HiiH-iitu <ii>. J-«rk1Bs Cr«k Owe, N. YT+hMBA*- Ecjcc- I'AJ promises being described lt> all th<i»- certain piece, or |»rv. ...; . ate in the lowii.liip of As.'ilx, !,.•( •■ r.M.—r Barry, state uf Mlcbljaui. and -i.,-r!! • ■< «' lows, to wit: Th*- north h*tf mi of the »--.t of sectiuu manlier twenty-nlnr i..i, *!« nL north half tH) of the M>uih rant >iturt<r (V)«( seetiMi number thirty «»••. id I 11. mnn,i1||, naa. berfl) north of range number men (T, *nt containing in all oue hundred ami <-lihtj san of land morr or 1,-.. FCTERraomi Mwtofw. Min OFFFKR to introduce Umud. we tfui , Give Away 1,000 Hclf-Oi*ratlng WwdUnjr Marhlne*. If you want one sendJi" ymjr Mine. 1*. O. and express office al once. TDK NATIONALOO^H A CS.NSBMPIW • ,,r.e ' ■. .' : • ■ -• > :.-.e. mm.r.ru.1 >i I ASI >■ r ifaftM «a «iMN TAE AENEAS 1U OMiAeADud C 17 wm deaf twentj-a»t yr» TiraSed tr ....... _ _< 4 n wilt o’» benefit. Cured himself in tint* ivclh*. am since then hundred* o! other* !•> the w prw ■mi a plain. -•—■•“ - -•------- —-’ '— treatment Addt The luwuff lor ths Finur, os the hi Has; The Ohio Fanners’ 43 Cow, Cash Assets, 81,262.170.35. Insures only Farm Property, TJnexposed Dwellings, Church - and School Houses. Pays full amount of loss. No voidable condtions in policy the biniplest and safest policy issued. L.C. WELTON, A o t s, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A____ PACIFIC RAILWAY . ... . - — RrJt Ml _ —_____. Httl 15- -"“J. f*’" p:atfSSi »COIEfOrtD Tr^2«5 *’■ �= I-i-r Twenty Years p. • .-^Jlxirdwithrheumattan. Before i . I f : •> i t brcUOf, but grew worse. 1 then L-'Hood's bomparilU, and it did ' - <5 than all the other medicine I .. . it. T. Balcoe,Shirley. Mass. I . ;t. S >| fn tu what the doctors called musclar J took Hood's Sarri-ii.a । i entirety ennd." J. V. A. j.,.,.--.. t, ;i- tter carrier, Chicago. Ill. iVe»5'-..ill ’!•• ‘Had toojend, tree of charge 3 -.y desire, shook containing many ilJ. smeiuents of puree by Hood’s Sarsaparilla .......... .. .. Ixiwell. mom- 100 Do--’8 Ono Dol,<,r- I CURE FITS! s.t.t ttren liual. In tbe condition* • made by Jamea O. Lre 2l« wife. WiDlam J and d bur i:tb. A. D. iMO,and Ot UF ItrgHtnr ot tired.*. -ry %i»t Nate ot Michigan, >. 1*0, tn Uber i« ot > loch xnbrtgage there it- <ui&uf fhl* notice d eighty eight ami ■liar*, and no suit or been instituted to 1 by b&id iiHirtga/e thereturi. by virtue rd In vaia mortgage, raf- ovule and provided. ♦ .-ntbaq.m Saturday tbe |3th I 1'0., ;« ten oelork III tbe •■!’. at pottle auction, to tbe tbe xorth irent door of the y <>! iHisthig*. Michigan, here the Circuit Court for >• l»i!den. tbe premise* r-igf. or so much thereof > pay the amount due On :ht #er cent, interest, and oitH-.. tviug described In • - rt.un parcel* of bind ip' df Woodland. In th* .*uie of Michigan, and . -...in west quarter ot /r*,-r. alto'the south half of brtcr of the north west «nuwtxteeuj town tour north of > <?>.; 1- MUl.LOWAV, Ie Muftaw***. ITTH Aitopwy for M<.rfisigre*. is. you see. I don’t approve of married clergymen." •n?® Watchman, a weekly newspaper, J^PQt ‘n appearance at 8t. Ignace Doctor advising young lady to have her clothing suspended from her shoulders instead of from her waist «/?!^seJend me bv “Press six bottles To illustrate, he said: “See how the of Athlophoros. The bottle I got did men are supported-" Yes," retorted the me more good than all the other reineyoung lady, "that’s so, see how many al« for rheumatism that I have trie d,' poor women have to support their hus- is the message of encouragement C • bandsr And that ended that lecture. Burt sends from Ransom, Mich. to the kitchen, a hairpin beeame loosened The republicans of Muskegon, Tues­ and dnvpped without my notice. I had It has been thought that Noah sail­ ed over America hen he started on day, nominated W. F. Wlselogel for Mayor. out of the Arkansaw land. The report lacks conflrmatlon, and Noah not be­ ing here to publish a card, we must ac­ cept the Btatemeat with a grain of al­ lowance. An aWtent-minded Austln*Justice of the I eace, whose oustomera are princi­ pally Inebriates who are brought be­ fore his court, was called on to marry a couple. He did rtot make any mistake until he asked thef bride if she took the groom to be her wedded husband. “1 es. "And what are the mitigating circumstances if any ?” .inquired the absent-minded J ustice.—Texas Siftings. Walt Whitman, speaking of Ameri­ can poetry, says: “Think of tlte ab­ sence and ignorance, in all cases hitherto of the vast ensemble, multitudinousnets, vitality, and the entirely unprece­ dented stimulants ot to-day and here." We frequently think of it. We some­ times wake up at midnight to think, in their multitudinoKlty, in connection with the stimulants of vesterday and there.—Norristown Herald. GREATEST^” (JURE FITS! CURE'SDEAF FAY’S ,,50C- CAMILLA ROOFING! Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Lae no other. This never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, Hastings, Mich. The East Tiwas light house L* alight for the season. The rt-cent statistics of the number of deaths show that -a large majority die with consumption. This disease'may commence with an apparently harmless cough which can lx* cured by Kemp's Balsam ror the throat and lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases. l*rice 50 cents and 81. Trial size free. For sale by Fred’k Hotch­ There are no nice little stories about kiss. the return ot the “prodigal daughter." The son can return and have the finest Kalamazoo has formed a retail gro­ veal served up for him, but the daught­ cers’ association. . er must stay away. The l>est on earth, can truly be said Napoleon used to say that three hours’ of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is sleep a day was enough for anv man. sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, but. of course, the “little corporal/ hid bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all never sexved on the police fortt—The other sores. We positively cure piles, Rockland Courier Gazette. tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guarantee*! An unknown country editor .«arcas- or money refunded. Only 25 cents. tically remarks: “If as many people Sold by F. Hotchkiss. knew how to pay their subscriptions as Copper miners are tn active demand well as they know how to run a news­ paper, editor^ would have an easier at Ontonagon. ■ time of it," “You are right in supposing I work ANNER AND >11.•«.11 'WEEKLY TRIBUNE hard," said. I rederick the Great to a friend. “I do so in order to live, for lb -rs Of the I1AX.VKK. nothing has more resemblance to death M. L COOK. than idleness." v wnerr. nM-at American women owe a bow to the -I'. Will 1A) Ball Mall Gazette, whichsays:-“Amer­ ican girls have u deserved reputation WAKK for general cot age above all their sis­ . Mas*. ters elseU'here." . IEAP.- Om- inimtHil While in Washington, an Illinois mile* south of HaltI. thing water, good man remarked that he saw, only two ■! frjdt. < ■n’Mjuarter of a ' ‘ . Term* reason- classes df people there dressed alike, the ir*.rntW» in»| of Daniel Brant judges of the supreme court and the waiters ut Rigg's Hotel!" Theielis no reason why a man should WANTED IN HASTINGS! put bis ugliness on dress-parade; but it ;->*olii 1‘ntent skirt­ is always the homeliest man travelling Torsel. n>e*ceor»ct* who walks back und forth through a xten»lvely advert! *«a long crowded train three or four times la«lj canvasser* tbe t>. which, wltn tlieir on an excursion trip. La* created a large A latiy teacher asked one of her Sun­ them througlioul toe •*. ;uid auv lady who day school class, “What was the sin ot •time nml enregy to tiie Pharisees?’’- “Eating cambls ma'­ for them can profitable bu*lue«. am!" quickly replied the child. She •iuint*. ami we giyc had read that the Parisees “strained at ‘living the agent on­ gnats and swallowed camels." , >r corsets in the terli r e a large number Of N. Y.! Journal: In Sunday school. I a Brand <uecr<* .'filing The teacher—"Now.boys, can you tell ••’-•h in every town. .. Fredonia. N. T. me how Jonah was punished for his disobedience ?” Small boy—“just like and InteUigent, to nt her own locality 1 was ytMterday.” Teacher—"How was ■jH*l firm. Ucferrnet* that?" Small boy—“Please, ma’am, I fmn am! good salary. was whAled"' : ■ BarcWy St.. v V As a fop wm riding a very fine horse down Beacon street, last Thursday, a voting and pretty lady was evidently admiring the animal, when be stopped ioMi--.. fnliy iH<;*B*ted. Agents want- and impudently asked, “Are ypu admir­ ing me, miss?—“No, was the ready re­ ply; 1 was admiring the horse, not the donkey!” FHE Philadelphia Times; A very little icp people is Consumption. boy was called as a witness, yesterday, Physicians and Druggists have in the quarter sessions. He was tremb­ ling all over, “ily lx>y,” said Assistant at; last found a remedy which District Attorney Kinsey, smiling like thpyfcal justified in recommend- a good father, “do you know the nature in£. This is DR. BIGELOW’S ot an oath?” “Oh! y-y«, sir,” answer­ POSITIVE CURE, which cures ed the boy. “Now, If you should tell a Consumption in stages where lie and die. what would become of yqit?” “I should become a mummy, otpsr remedies are of no benefit. Sir!” It cures Coughs, |Colds and all “Now see here, William, you are not ThroatandLungDiseasesspeed- going out of this theatre until the play ily and safely. Price, Fifty Cents is over!" “But I am not going out of theatre.” "Oh! no; you are only go­ and One Dollar. Sold by Drug­ the into the lobby to cool off. I have gists. ' ' ing heard that story before. You just stay right here in your seat. Why is it you never wanted to no out between tbe acts before we were married, and now von want to dart out every time the —1 -- -*- - - ■ --- curtain falls ?" “I don’t know, my dear, unless it was because 1 had nothing to go out for." “Nothing to go out for. Well. sir. what have you to go out for now?" “I want to rest my ears! Philadelphia Call. Tbe most candid young num in Aus­ tin iaNicodf«nua Murphy. He called nt th.' oflleeof nwmlthy dUmirf came right out nml said: marry your Uaughler:! oanllira out her” “Are you acquainted with my daughter?” “Not Tn the least." “How Uicn, dovou know you cant llvfwlUoSt her* -WeU, > >"u ^•tnblUhcd wX ioin»U> Kfteb't k’u' «h.t. shr rSaniHl. ™ tx-nses are so heavy that I cant live Without her—or some other woman who has got money to supporta hus­ band.—Texas Siftings- Ws Nev Parallel BiMes! Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why wiU you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms when a sure remedy la so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costa but 25 cento. For eale by W. Goodyear. Trevelyan, the mail carrier arrested In Houghton, has confessed to the rob­ bing the malls. It seems strange that it is necessary to persuade men that you can cure their diseases by offering a premium to the man who fidls to receive benefit And yet Dr. Sage undoubtedly cured thousands of cases of obstinate catarrh with his “Catarrh Remedy,’’ who would never have applied to him. if it had not been for his offer of the above sum for an incurable case. Who is the next bidder for cure or cash? The custom office at Manistee has been reopenSH. of health is to be found in Dr. Pierce's “Favorite Prescription," to the merits of which, as a remedy for female weak­ ness and kindred affections, thousands testify. Detroit is to have a new National bank. There are no mysteries or secrets about- the compotmditig of Brown's Iron Bitters. The preparation of Iron is the only one that can l>e taken with­ out injuring the teeth or stomach. It gives vigor to the feeble, life to the debililatml, and health to the dyspeptic. You need not fear to give it to the most delicate child. Mrs. Emma Will­ iams, of Starkweather. Miss., says. "It relieved my daughter of dyspepsia, and myself of general debility.” Grayling wants the land office. ■ Wert's Cough Syrup 1* now tbs leading rem­ edy for cough*, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma. whooplng<ough and consumption. All drug­ gists. About s.toO small trout have been placed tn the brooks near Cedar Springs. GERMANREMEOf J^EW STOCK OF TAR SAFE. sure. OKCts PROMPT. "or* r ’UciP- Addret HOME MFC. An •£ T*“!n f2 n>%v DM«nn u«». cmbarrnase<1 servitor that it had fallen to tiie kitchen floor fron my head. Ajfterminors. ward I found there had been a- discussion as to who should pick it up, and almost a quam'l u to whom belonged the ineetimable. honor of bearing it to its owner. town. Barry county. Michigan, pursuance to U—Foreign Letter. • eense granted me ou the t5th day of February A- *?•.1 bJ ,ln‘ ProbBt« court of Barry county. Michigan, aft of the estate, right title and inter­ Mt ot tbe above named minors of, in and to tbe Even to-day the wild theorire about following descrlln-d real estate, situate and being In the township of Johnstown, Harry the red snow are not yet »nded. Seeing county. Michigan, and described as follows: Tbe undivided two-thlrds of UM following dethat tho young spores of the alga* moved weellwHl tn wU incessantly backward and forward in the water, the idea arose-that they were aniter (■<) of section number nine (t>> In the town­ maicula?, and rod snow only the lowert ship of Johnstown, it being township number Henry Want Ile*cher on Muair.. LUMBER! URE seated to mo with, many genuflections. •teaoy employment 1'anlcular* an; . *nple'<rf form of animal life. _ By degrees, how­ ever, it came to bo an m.-cepUsl fact tlmt this voluntary motion does not bolong ex­ clusively to animal life, and tlw young sjKiree of tliu lower plants, although the«y move freely about in the water, and art plentifully provided with fine hair-Uko thread* like the real infusoria, still re­ main'plants, and never turn into ani­ mals. and thus tbe plant nature at the “snow blowom“ was finally settled. The red snow alga found on the Alps, Pyrenees, und Carpathians, and also on tbe summits of the North American mountains as far down as California, is not, however, such a determined enemy to heat as its having its home in the ice regiop would imply. In the arctic circle, as well as on our own mountains of perpetual snow, especially on Monto Rosa, the rod snow is seen in summer like a light rose-colored film, wljicli gradually deepens in color, par­ ticularly in the track of'human foot­ steps, till nt lengtl/it turns alinust black. In this etate, however, it is not a rotten mam. but consist* principally of care­ fully caivniled “quieoccnt sjxires," in which state these microscopic atoms pue the winter, bearing in this form tlie greatest extremes) of temperatpre.— Chandlers Journal. they knoW all about Mustang Lin­ iment. Few do. Not to know it one (1) north of range number eight (*) wret. in tbe county of Barry and state of Michigan, said above descrtlx-d land lying on the cast side ot the Battle Crdck and Hastings road, contain­ ing sixty five <«>) acres ot land more or l«-«. BsW Marcd rth. a. D. i«*s LEVI M. DEWEY. Guardian, BENTLEY BROS. & THINS Bam Boards, 12. H, 16, IS ud SOft. Common Pine ..Boards, AD widths and lengths. Shingles, Three grades. Seconds and No. 3 for for sheds and repairing old roofs. Fencing, Hemlock. 16 ft. Joist and Scantling, We can furnish any length up to 50ft- Flooring,A Card to the Public. Hardwood We make a specialty of Elm, Oak, I have received the follow­ ing letter from Washington, which explains itself: Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ oned or kiln dried. SIGNAL OFFICE. War Department, Washington City, March 19th, 7SW. Green inbh lumber dried in two weeks Mr. John Hessmer, for insiile finish. P. O. Drawer No. Jif.5. Hastings, Michigan. Dear Sir: I haw the honor to inform you that I am now prepared to authorise the telegraphing (f the indications at gov­ ernment apense. If you still have the necessary fags, and desire the special predictions and Above Stock we are Selling cold trace warnings, and will notify at Lower Prices than me at once of these facts, instruc­ tions trill be issued to hate them ever before. telegraphed to you al the expense <f Cuitoin Kiln Dryini to Order. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. I am. very respectfully, h'otir obedient servant, • IP. B. HAZEN, of your road tax. Brig, and Bvt. Maj. Gen'L, Chief Signal Officer, U. S. A. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. From now on I wiU have the weather predictions .dally except Sunday, per telegraph. I have also bought two standard thermometers, which have been tested at the Washington signal office aa to their correctness. Besides thia. I have bought a One Holosterick ba­ rometer, which shows the stale ot the weather. All of these instruments are displayed in front of my store for the benefit of the public. I also will post the predictions in wrltting on a bulletin board in front of my store. To explain the flags hoisted daily, 1 have cards which will l>e given free to any one The .Niagara. Falls (Rends. who wUl call at my store. WAGONS. Sonic nwn say that they would rather hear one ballad than the whole of Beethoven. No doubt pereons who have advanced bvrt a single step would say so. Melodics nn< only one step away from love of single sound, an of the horn or bugle, or ' whatnot; when one has ad­ vanced beyond that, the lore of melodic strains is developed. People say they do not care for wliat is calywl harmony. Of course they don't; they* are not high enough up. When persons come to harmonica they have only simple once. That is natural. But when we come to Handel, to Bach, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. In conclttJilon. I will My that I have the Larg­ to Beethoven, we have then the stiprem' Taklwt effect Kot. anh, ibbs. ert developments of music, and the mere est Stock «f Good* ever shown in tin* city. outward form is comj>aratively kwrt in the sweep of the inwardness that it is carrying along with it. As the vut mul­ titude of peraonff are not developed very From a Waterbury to the Finest Solid Gold. STATIOXB. highly, so the vast multitude of |>cn»ns do not like these maaterw; but, if they live long enough, they will; for I think 4 “ we shall have something of the music of *ik4 xoo" Grand Rapids. Lv. In Great Variety. earth even in heaven.—Exchange. MMdlevUb........... U 1X00 X43 SStai-..—: Watches Jewelry, CLOCKS, Ex pre**. P’d x <: i‘l' Ira! unw. Being reo,try .Hoop's Sarsaparilla, I, ' (.j,,!' |, -tile* Mid nm perfectly woK. 1 b'-r!■:!'.» !' - ■ siini.-tid Jiuod's Sarsaparilla l, ,-f t* - : *‘t bhMKlrjmrtflers In the * ■ W. I Wood, Bloomington; HL yet the domastip machinery moves with an ease and ]>eiiection unattainable at homo by almost any effort on the part of the mistress. Ths manners of tbe serv­ ants are amusing, not to say startling, to an American aoaistomed to the cheerful famUidrib'of her native help. Every night at bedtime our five retainer ap­ pear. prostrate themselves in succession to the earth, and retire. This is to wish me good-night and to renew their testi­ mony of profound respect and pleasure over the privilege of serving mo. It wu difficult at first to preserve the necessary dignity for the ceremony, but now I am M majestically gracious m any other po­ tentate. Men Think New T ort A Positive Cure. -I was troubled very much with rAutnatlsn, in my and wrists. I Hoowdreeping here han no trials. The worn and vexed spirite of American chaietair.ee ought to rest in Japan after death. Caitob’cund faithful terrantaam plenty and cheap. Our ecttablishment boa&tB five, and for these- we pay about what two would coet in New York. I do not vuat my kitchen onco a month, never 1 ’me Xnkablc cures by Its powerful action ■ -Jtlirscldliy obtho blood, whleh n 0,0 “*d Puling iid cnrirhhi the vital fluid. jt .. crrt-l’vty f'dr to assvme that what ' ... sarAporilla has done far others It 1 m d? lor-yen. Therefore. If you suffer t?;t I'dr.' nod Mhcs ot rheumtUm. give p.mrd n imdy a UUr trial. HOUSEHOLD SERVANTS IN JAPAN. Dey Expre**. r. u a» MbMtefosi fact'll Hood's BarJr'srffia ba» I'roTrn >nvaln*ble w»»dy “Suppoee yon havo two sUcks of candy and your big brother giva VOu btar Congh Cure perfectly harmless two more, how many would you have purely recaUbte K>d mUrelyftS then T Little boy (taking hi heS>from opiates, poisons, and other narcot­ “You don’t know him; he ain’t that ics. Other professionals also ttidorxe it kind of a boy. ' m prompt, aafe and aura. Price, twen­ A youngster, while persuing Genaiis ty-five cento a bottle. vi. turned to his father and asked if tZ£e.Mlchl«an Central has put a 8500 people to those days used to do their clock into the train dispatcher'.* office sums upon tbe ground. He had been at Jackson. reathng the passage; “And the sons Df Those who believe that nature will men multiplied on the face of the earth” work off a cough or cold should under­ .JvU(1‘r’’\B*id a Priaoner, -1 ad­ stand that thia is done at the expense mit that the back of my trousers wm of the constitution. Each time Uds tangled inifhe dog^t4th, and that I weakens the syatem, and we all know druggetl the anima! away; but if you that the termination of this dangpron* «tU Jhat stealing a dog. no man on consumptive’s grave. earth is safe from committing crime." Don t take the chances, when a ftfuy A cut in Punch shows two pretty eent bottle of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive cure will safely und promptly cure anv young married women standing byxhe tire. My husband to viter of St. Boni- recent cough, cold or throat or lung tace-but I do not attend his church." n0?*??-. Htty the dollar bottle of Fred Indeed! a by is that?" “Well, the fafct Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family II il I Rheumatism LB 1X« ______ .From all the leading factories. :.<x There is in one of the Outlying quarters ■|j6' i.a . QbsrMta.............. M 2J0 An old physician, retired from praf Ice hiring of Paris a building in which ccqvw are Eaton Itaplds......... S-Ot . xoo bad placed in !»l« liiuid* by au East India ml» lioilod in huge caldrons until the bonce J ack son.................. 3.U 4.15 slonary the formula of a simple »c«etabie re­ are perfectly free and white: but inaeDetroit............. Ar. 6.4! medy lor the .-perdy and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, ratoreb. Asthma and much as it is very difficult to obtain a wSSTWAKD. all throat and Lunn Affections, also a positive perfect corpse—oMuming that all those and rwhcai cure for 5’rrrmw Ik-bllliy and all Hervous Complaints, after bavtok tested its which are boiled have already passed wonderful curative powers in tbomands ot through the dissecting-room.* of the Hos­ I \ To fit any Eye, and a complete stock ot Hall BTATIOXa eases, has felt It bis duty to make it known to pitals—a number of j*cn«ons of both S StHMM fellows. Actuated bv thl* motive and a desire to relieve human suffering I wffl sexes are etnplayod to make up skeletons send free of charge, t® all who desire It, this AH these goods 1 will sell at a small profit. sKa£.°2rs5ssf sras: ™ from the promiscuous mans of bones I will furnish any piece of SHEET MUSIC or Detroit............... Lv. ».t which havo undergone the boiling pro­ MB 4.M Jaekaoa................ cess. Then they are fastened together MUSIC BOOK on short noUoe. Ln CI also buy OLD GOLD AND SILVER. Eaton Rapids........ 12.Bt aw with wires, and when tbe work part la CharloUeT....... l.U Gr. N. V. MO MO NMhvtBe................ 1.41 XI* XOO P.dware Vandnmack has been appointed j»o«V complete, it is imyioMibiefor thoscientific Morgan................... office Inspector for Mlchiican. eye to detect anything wrong in a skele­ rood a workman tu ever eat on Quinby............ Ml ........... Your# respectfully. *j® "s.r.' UAlrt-LMOB.............. 2.L The Standard. Wert's Liver Pin*. Always ton that has been mode up from tho reliable, never fall. Cure al! liver and stomach bones of sever'd individuals. — Paris MlddtjriUe............. MC 4J6 S.50 diseases. 80 pill* 23c. AB druggets. Figaro. ________________ Grand Rapids.. Ar. IX 6.00 I0.3B The log product of tho Msnlsteo River I* plac- SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, Musical Goods. J T.OS ‘riff TAT K X*7 1L4B li A.M. Rcndarinx Woven Fabric* Inrorabuatibls A simple preparation for rendering 132fl!S^FS~=?'J’8S woven fabrics more or lew incombustible consists of tiiree parts of borax and two M, and WMtttraly cures .Pile*. or no pay and a half of sulphato of magnesia, mixed with twenty parts of water just liefore using. The fabrics uro first thor­ PostnuMer Croly. of Cadillac, took position oughly impregnated with this solution, of his office March 4. then wrung out, and waalted after hav­ ing Iwcomo nearly dry. A mixture of . Edwin Shepherd, of Harrtsbuiy, IlL. says: sulphate of ammonia and sulphate of "Haring n-cched so much benefit from Electric HltterO !rel It my duty to tetsaff^ingbuman- lime is used by some.—Scientific Jour­ Ity know II. Have had a running sore onmy nal. leg flor eight years; tny doctor* told me I would hJvf* to have tlw bone ,rraj>ed or leg amputated. 1 tast. i.d, three t..ilt)e»<if Mectrlc Hitters and steven boX >tewfclcn,»» A.p»U»S*U»e, »*nd Pekin, the capital of tho Celestial empire, is said to be tho dreariest wilder­ Salve at ibc. ]*r box by w. IL Gosdyrar. ness of dirt and dust tliat can be con­ Tho bonded Indebtedtiewt of the City of Fort ceived. The stre^ta are in a shocking Huron L* condition. The city iii nothing more than liouutlfy Your Hnuae. an overgrown, straggling village of oneFtnteb the walls and 7l!lng» with AJ»bM«neYou con do It; tarxpenrtve: try R. «’ hlteand Htoried houwe. In ever)- direction there is tho sppeanunv of neglect and decay, twelve tint*. Kalsomine or pawr. Disinfects and preventa wwwopt streets, stiwnant mwmb, dirty disease*. Beautiful sample drwrglsta. hardware aud fi’T crow<K and evihodota.-Chtago times away. ALABAirDTB Co.. Grand Bapld*, Mich. U THE SMOKERS OF THE CITY OF/HASTINGS: J. II. Beamer <£• Co., the Live Grocers, Have taken !»!<! of Baxvr's Luekv Star Cigars. Hereafter the lovers of a good cigar can be ac­ commodated for ficontaerttha cigar that will tlve better general satisfaction than most of the o cent clean smoked. Baxter’s Lucky Store are clear Havana filler. Sumatra wrapper, made T T. J. BUSH, Local Agent. HaMlaga. iuoor.sa. G. >. * T. A.. Cbleage. yEGETABLE PLANTS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Tho ■HbM'rilitTS take this method of Inform)ng former patrons and Um public that they are still In tbe Plant bigness, and hnve a splendid lot ot Straw berry Plants, Vol Uwbert varieties. TOMATO, CABBAGE, CELERY, PEPPER AND SWEET POTATO PUNTS John & Geo. Keagle. Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on theskin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm. �EDITORIAL NOTES. Republican greenliackerx. can you not see that fusion is democracy in dis- The poet’s tariff articles should have considerable of the credit due feg the gain of three republican supervisors In ’ Barry county. The laborers of this country have nothing to gain and everything to lose by the unjust and unlawful attempts of strikers to prevent from working those whio derire. If Mr. Powderly’s advice were followed such foolishneai wdqldstop. ‘ The results of the local elections in | Indiana ure very encouraging to repub­ licans. Party lines were closely drawn and the republicans won. The Knights of Labor In most of the cities worked for the republican ticket, claiming that they had more hope for relief for labor from tbe. republican party than from the deiuocratic party. Congressman Mayburj-. Tarnsey and ‘Carleton,, of Michigan, were recently initiated as members of tbe Tammany society of New Y^ork dty. Nice, isn't It? that three democratic congressmen from our state ubould have united with a|nociety which tor political rottenness is ahead of any similar organization in the w or Itl oring classes art directly to the oppo­ site direction. Instead of restoring con­ fidence thev destroy confidence. In­ stead of stimulating business they paraliac it. Instead of starting tho wheels■ of the factory and machine shop, they.r block them. Instead of adding fuel to the furnace fires the}' Put them out. The fact that tho misdirected and u>justifitable conduct of laboring mem causes business stagnation and conwquantly suffering and misery among theinselvre as well its unmeasurable in­ jury to all classes show that it cannot long continue. The more violent and arbitrary the measures resorted to the sooner the reaction will come. There must in the nature of things finally be a halt. Things ere long must settle down on the principles ot right and justice. . Personal liberty and the rights of private property must be respected by the mass of the people and secured to all. Anarchy and ruin is the only alternative. The employed has an un­ doubted right to say what he will 'work for. but so has the employer an equal right to say what he can give. The liberty, of the one is no more sacred or necessary to the well being of society than that of the other. A man has a right to say that he will not work ex­ cept tor so ranch a day, but he has no right to say that his nrighbor shall not; that would be depriving his neighbor of the righto and liberty which be claims for himself; it 'would be con­ trary to the rudest ideas of justice. We say that the labor question must finally be settled on the principle of justice and mutual reciprocity, and these strikes and violent agitations will undoubtedly hasten its settlement as they invariably stimulate thought among the masses. Agitation is always an^jducating In­ It is reported that Secretary Man­ ning will resignyapd to Secretary Whit­ ney will be givriftbe treasury portfolio. Better give Garland thb Navy depart­ ment, put him on board of some vessel and make his headquarters in the midst of the Pacific ocean. He smells too strong of Pan-Electric scandal to to- at lowed on dry land much longer. fluence ofi 3 powerful kind. Laborers will finally learn, perhaps by uad and terrible experience, that it is profits that gives activity to business and that pays them large wages. Make a busi­ ness profitable und there are not want­ ing men to go into it and there is no stickling about wages, but make it un­ profitable and the business must either suspend or wages must be reduced. It is the boast of democratic leaders Labor is paid better in this cqjintry that tbey.have absorbed the greenback than in the over populated countries of party in this state, and that it will dis­ Europe; this is owing to the compara­ integrate,! and ils mem tors Uwonie part tive newness of out country and our and parcel of the democratic party. superior natural rtewurcfei. If laborers Without doubt the intention of the learn thoroughly not to throw away democracy of Michigan is just what it these natural advantages these labor outlihed aLove. difficulties will not be for naught They Nor is it doubtful that the large ma­ want to continually bear in mind that jority of greenbuckers of republican if is profits that pays them their wages antecedents are unalterably opposed to and must continue to do so. and that identifying themselves with the democ­ free trade tends to bring them into racy which they love no more and competition with European laborers despise no less than formerly. which must necessarily make business No one pretends that a angle living, vital qum|on championed by the green­ dull and reduce the wages; they must learn that shops do not shut down back party can be settled favorable to when the busin.-is is profitable and that greenback ideas by the democratic it is not for their interest to antagonize party. It is unalterably opposed in their employcm. More business is traditions and tendencies to all that what is wanted in ,tixis country. Any­ greer.hai kers hold dear. thing that will give employment to the But despite all this, by the"manipula­ people and better wages win benefit all tions of a few self-constituted leaders, classes; anything, like free trade, that the greenback party has town delivered jWill tend to throw laborers out ot em­ body and soul to the democracy of this ployment or'reduce their wages, will state. And this base liargain-and-sale injure all classes. It is because labor­ is consummated that a half dozen green­ ers are unemployed that farm produce back lemlefs may get p few fat offices from a denjoeratic administration. For is low. Set the whetds of business in this low and selfish purpose, party motion and the markets for iann products will immediately advance and principles, party honor, party votes, are trade of all kinds will have a boom. sold like cattie. ' Everything but party Society is like the hqmiui system, a name has gone from the greenback derangement or an affection of one part party, and there will soon be do use for is frit throughout the whole. . eventhat. Evidence of this disposition of tbe democratic party to bag the camp and Additional County News. belongings of the greenback organiza­ tion ia abundant We need not go out of our dty and county to see it. Of the Bev. J. Parkhurst, of Augusta, was eighteen candidates for supervisor on visiting friends here the last of tbe fatsion tickets in Barry county, thirteen wtok. Dr. Socket spent Thursday and Friwere democrats, or of democratic ante­ cedents. Of the 30 candidates for dty dav in Battle Creek. Will Packard has moved to Battle and ward officers in Hastings. 15 were Creek, where we are sorry to hear, he democrats, or had affiliated with that will engage in selling liquor. G. M. Blackman will commence work party before becoming greenbackers. on his torn this week. Fusion Is democracy in disguise. Let Miss Nettie Falk is having her house do greenbackcr be deceived; nor will on the farm newly shingled. any be foaled except be wilfully shut Miss Curlie Doster is now the wife of Mark Bugbee. his eyes to facts. Henry Mosher has just completed a What is tha duty of greenbackera of new cistern, and will soon build a new republican antecedents? As we view fence around his home. it, it Is as follows: The parsonage is to have a new fence To open tbeir eyes to facts and not also, which h much needed. L. Loveland’s fence needs a coat of be compelled to become democrats in paint to complete it. The yard is much fart, if not in name, unless they prefer improved by tbe labor bestowed upon the democratic to the republican party. it during toe past and bids fair to be a . To be longer duped is to seem to lack handsome lawn in the near future. .Orin H oghes is building a wire pick­ plain common sen*;. et fence between his field and the vil­ To study democracy and repulilican- lage lots adjoining for the consideration istn, and decide by the test of reason of 31.00 per rod. It is very nicely built and looks w&l. the history of each and .their tendencies will aid in coming to a just conalualon. When the greenbacker shall have made hia choice bet ween toe democratic and republican parties, it u his duty to join that one whose traditions and prin­ ciples and history are to be preferred, since the greenback party exists only in name. As a party having principles to be fought for, ft is dead, and has been for three years in this state. on Tuesday atteraoou Suc.r to Horace Larkinn, ictdfscquital. Optndons differ greatly on the outside as to 'his innocence, just tbe same. ' The Kocher bora hr---------------------- ' work en their building. •rty at J. W. ly evening—a birthday surprise. The News was mean enough to give completely away the sdiame by which the girls solved the problem of “two’s com pan v: three’s none" It is to to hoped that the sidewalk committee of the common council will commence to get things “moovin’ ’fore long." We’ve stubbed our toes about all we propose to. Some repairing is being done at the Woolcot bouse. Cornices, etc. . L. O. Crocker's two youngest children have .scarlet fever; also L. McKinnis’ children. Orno Strong is at Chicago. . E<1. II. Van Nocker has bought the V. V. Perry stock of groceries. Bet Ed makes tliimrs hum. Mra. Clark Young of Hesperia, who has town visiting her mother. Mrs. U. M. Yates, returned home yesterday. A . warm sugar social occurred at the G. A. EL post hall Tuesday even­ ing. Bev. Cox preached a ringing sermon last Sabbath morning. We also hear the morning sermon uf Rev. Grinnell highly spoken ot The skating and dancing at tho rink rink Saturday night failed to materialire. at Newaygo. Lota of pretty Hastings girls to be Meo on our streets recently. Must l»e fashionable at lla-'tingH to go to Nash­ ville. , .Und still two more n6w babies In the past week- one each at H. L. Walrath’s mid at Frank I’Urchis’. JIMCBW. Contributed to Jim's items from Nashville this week. We bear of a little occurrence which Jltn Crow may nut have run to earth, and we send it, hoping it may prove of interest . .A week ago Tuesday one of our society young gentlemen received an invitation irom a certain young lady to come to her house to tea that evenmjr. intimating that a young lady of his, was coining down to take tea and to spend the evening. Accordingly the happy beau donned his swallow-tail, clean shave and other art icl« compris­ ing a dress suit and as tea time ap­ proached. sallied forth. Arrived ut his destination be was Invited in and band­ ed a note. Convulsively clutching the epistle he opened it and read the follow­ ing: Mr.------ :Tbis being April 1st, you will doubtleu pardon my unavoidable detention at home, where I shall be pleased to see you later. Until then ta!ta! Your friend------ . and with a complexion the color of Bussiii leather toe discomfited young man excused himself and withdrew. We don’t feel cidled upon to tell how many times he stuck the lighted end of his cigar in his month that evening. MAPLE GROVE. The following is the average stand­ ing of the scholars of school district No. 6, Maple Grove, for the term end­ ing March 2Vth: Frank Miller. U4; Bertie Dickerson, >2: Dave Marshall 80; Sainniie Oatroth, K>; Eddie Brown, 83; Charlie Whitney, 82; Lettie Whitney,95:GeorgieOstroth, 89; Clarence Bennet, 90; Bertie Kunz, M; Johnnie Ostroth. M; Gertie Whit­ ney,115; Frankie Dilbabner, 90; Harvey Marshall, 80; Peter Kunz, 85; Georgia Fecbeck. 80; Elbe Dean, 85; Hattie Dickerson. 85; Katie Holmes. 85; Grant Eddy, 80; Cora Seaman. 84; Franz Boos­ ing. 90; Philip Dolbouser, 86; Lester Miller. 89; Sammy Marly. 75. Whole number of days taught 97. Whole number of pupils enrolled 39. Average daily attendance 28. Smoke lAicky Star clean, ’-bey contain no Uteky Star cl<*r ore Look Havana fttlrr. J. Djt. Buckner speaks. Oranreritle, April 13th. 1*W. BD1TOBIUNNEB: Allow me a short space in your pa­ per to correct some scurrilous remarks, in toe county news in toe Banner of the 8th insL. relative to my visiting Hastings. 1 drove into Hastings about 5 p. m. on Saturday to attend to some business, a part, of which was to pur­ chase several l«ottles of medicine to use in my practice, hence toe statement “that Iliad two bottles of liquor with me," which statement docs not coincide with facts, as there was buV one bottle of fipta. Frnmenti among the purchased drags. I visited with an acquaintance in Hastings on Sunday and started for Yankee Springs toward evening; but it was neither dark nor was I intoxicated. About five milts from Hastings 1 was driving leisurely along just before dark, when a buggy tire broke and the horse frightened by the clatter of the tire, jumped to one side throwing me partlv off the seat—which seat is a very high and uncomfortable one for me to sit on. Before I could regain my position the toil of my rubtier coat- hot my scarf— was caught by the wheel dragging me into it Thanking you for the space 1 toLBtCKNEE. Mr. VrndrrbllL Hr b~l ■ H»»ll r»ckage in hi* hands, and the child insisted on relieving him of it. Tbe motlicr. though wholly unaware of tor aeatmate?i» identity, did her utawet to pro­ tect hrai frpm the young mischief-mak­ er's depredations; but her efforts were futile. And Mr. Vanderbilt, aa the car rolled on, seemed really to have got to enjoying the wee bit of a thing » flirta­ tions. She went through his overcoat pockets, clambered over his knees, and couldn't have been a whil more famil­ iar had she been of the house, of Van­ derbilt itseif. At the Thirty-second street stables there,'was a change of conductors, and a bearded yonng fellow came span the roar platform, rang the signal bell and started the car onward through the tunnel. ••Papa! papa!” shouted the littleone excitedly, and off from the knee of the millionaire Owner of the railroad she ‘clambered to bold out her arms toward that bearded voting fellow, the new conductor. conductor ascognixed his distinguished passenger, and natur­ ally he was amazed—his own child in the magnate’s arms. He hastened to correct things, and. with What was. perhaps, notion unnatural earnestness., apologized far the baby’s rudrneas. ••Tut! tut!” interrupted Mr. Vander­ bilt* ••I’ve enjoye<l my ride with her. Young man. I wish she were I mr bwn. She mw-t be fakon good unre at." And then, as the car turned out of the-Uu>nel to the Grand Central Station, he patted the little one affectionately upon the head and aifid good-by. Within a month that stnwt-e-jr conductor was holding a responsible position tipo# one of the big ViuiderbiK railroads, a pas’, that he bolds to thia day. That very night Mr. Vanderbilt had the yonng man’s antecedents lopked np, and, finding his record clean, and n>sured Hint lie was a man of energy and capacity, be made a place for him at once. One wintry night lbw or four years agc> 1 sat with Mr. Vandoabilt in bls ntting-room, and listened to his chat for over an hour of hU horsey his pie­ tun s and various other things from which hr derived pleasure. ••! don’t care to talk about stocks.” he said. "It always seems to me that I’m on a salary when I do that, and when I feel like u hired man there’s not mnth fun in the thing." . 1 found him reading "Vanity Fair,” and he told me that 1 nackeray’wns one of his favorites among authors. “But it seems to me.” he commentad, “that Thackeray is a good deal keener titan he is honest: he sees people, but 1 hardly think he gets real well ac­ quainted with them. I find that moot folks have lots of good traits under what on the outside look like pretty tiagnuit faults. 1 like Thackeray so much that I often wish he had been just adiale mure generous.’’ About that time there waa a v«ry lively comnat of words g“ing on be­ tween the friends of Mr. Vanderbilt and tto friends of Mr. Frank Work as to the comparative merits of ttoir dou­ ble teams, and Mr. Vanacrbllt showed that to felt an interest in tho matter that was intensely keen. Some ques­ tion arose duringtiic evening as to tinright and the wrong in certain stale-’ incnt.- pub’.ieiv made by a nvttitte authority in Mr Work’s fatori Then Mr. Vanderbilt aroee and went over !<■ the stand beside which his cuuieh. pleasant manutnsl wife waa quietly and industriously knitting, and. pick­ ing up n tKK>k o’f a buiulred |*gc« or more that contained among nthm things th.- National Trotting Associa­ tion rules, he imniled me tin. Usok, and settling again back in his «-ssy arm­ chair. be began Ui quote authuritie* be­ tween those covers to sustain his posi­ tion as sgainat what had torn brought against that position. It was one of the must astonishing tests of-memory 1 ever noted. On page —, he would say.’ you will find this; and on he would go with a <i noth lion ai- fast as my *ves could follow on thu printed pnp-s; and then un page ao and so you will notice this; again and again aa<T again did be do tiiis, reciting page after page, never missing a word, never tanking a single mistake, either os to the ntimlxs- nt the page, the article or the scctkni, and al­ ways giving in the precise language of the book the authority he dnoted. And then at the end. having finished tills, he talked of the dispute tolwi-en him and Mr. Work after a fashion that reached up to absolute eloquence. His heart was in the matter, and he warmed up to the subject as though hk verv life were at stake, and I learned, .loo. that he could use sarcaiun ki a prettv effectual way. That night was a reve­ lation to me. No man could have lis­ tened to him ns he talked there and failed to havobeen charmed, nor would any man thereafter ever dorr to aver that William H. Vanderbilt w.-u> a man of money only. His forcible, clear­ cut. logical sentences, budded Imre and there with a witty aide remark and sarcastic comment, marked him u a man of brains, and brains not lacking cultivation either.—-V. Y. Tima. WE CAN <#V» Yfir * ., ittarth,.. PRICE BAKIMO POWDER CO.. '________ *T. U ' CHiCACO. S T SPECIAL Hextracts L. N. MOSHER. MOST PERFECT MADE NO CURE, NO PAY! NINE DAYS ONLY. PROF. S. CLAY TODD, IB. D At Bridge Street HoDse, Grand Rapids, Mick, April 16 tc April 24. resuntiw frw.i ■umWnS. nil r ofChthlnti < d IMatetK Brteht*» . •w. Bbewnallstu.. H. ar* IrnnutarttkiuL.t . country. . Wbm ore caused by catarrh. marhsree fr... HebUtiy, ssudton1 to PeaUienv Tbe iw.i wlUioo-.I attartecd *lUi KDd tail* to tbe ground. <s). blood ?rr.JuenUy pishit* from his nwnL sod IW <-I.AlKI>K»fonner f ttaoarvtakm I^r.pDrl.., Io this turmUir paUrsf ® the nlstrt tnd irfrrl rhlldn-n m writ as adulta. B.—This Is t.> errttfy Ullt *"1 »°c flt orsyjn;.:otn ot one tn three y RKC?»VF.Kh«« EPILEPTIC jiauiHoa btab- Journal. Erb. M [XlH-rtfr.il v. Editor o <^K1IU not n»e irom her efcalr or • I thank rtt»s if i’M. M CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. and matter ear.; Goss’. NASHVILLE. At last the village of Nashville has a solid prohibition ordinance. The ordi­ nance w as passed at the regular meeting Tuesday night of last week but there was found to be a flaw in it, no time having been stated as to the time it should take eflact. A special meeting OntWMl.nr andntiwtthc was hrid Saturday night, but no action .od. of Ann Hint, foracriy was taken and another meeting was called for Mondav night. At this meet­ ing toe tintt ordinance was rescinded -llta.n 01 windlbMHow. “fberT"—1 “ Jay 4th. Ho says the proverb, therefore we hope -------------Mr. Platt, who formerly clerked for mlnar’.’and'AH and have faith to bellere that good G. A. Truman, has returned from Les­ may finally result from tto- stnkes and lie and now occupies the Schultz hoiwe. Claud Potter has gone to Detroit to labor troubles which seem to he of such wort in tbe Western Union Telegraph The great trouble with the Conakry is a of business activity. residence of Kellogg parents in this »l«ie It sad set its wheels reroirhig. m WISH TO SA Y on familiar tcrnw phyatotus bmC at the Woolcot house in CROOKED LIMBS MADE STRAIGHT ■ -a:. Ml • rM.AtallwMiplcMaJ w , , ?BaS5Kl?"’"‘.J-', TWO WEEKS LATER. htjndr-C-<rf tolls.’' �The Hastings Banner. HACTINGS.THURHDAY. APRIL IS.me. Local Advertising Rates: Nonwrid Locals. 5 cent* per line. ^.iXuxnds.ioenxtpKitae. { ; Ncw, . tSS cenu pWllne. . i .rs Noilcrs, 5 cents per line, c-mls o< Thanks. fO rents per line. > .. ............... t nntlraa frM.I! reading will be 1 The soldiers and sailors’ aaBociation . of western Michigan was organized at Grand Rapids Thursday, with Gut' W. P. Innes as preaident; Capt. Gtoo. N. Ik»1 Barry county trrmer. ’ifSii: D’ -VAmus> st-retary; S’- K< treasurer. Tbe as­ " J. H. Biaumb * co. sociation takes In honorably discharord al. for Saturday next. BeadtheJrtL Midlers and sailors of Kent. Allegan Barry Muskegon, Ottawa and Ionia Uy utt'r. Nothing Uk, them (rer counties. given before. You are invited tn Much interesting present. One price to all. All irooih A sister of Rev. A. K. Stewart, wbo .*, ,\1» <*r iHpuibtaUons. except torcharitable' sold for cash, and cash only. had been residing in this city for »-! , purposes, will be charged for at u^LL ■*“> U>e late lira ot some months, died Thursday last of|conBrooks & < ook must be paid at once or "F“Ir7 Ikr remnin’ p,! THE TEACHBBS- CLASS. w»re taken to her old home at Waliaa.ft’ ta P^Wvdi the last call burg, Ontario, for interment, and the I have a targO Btbck ot funeral services were held there Sunh'*d thb oay. Miss Stewart was an accomplish­ " «“O|«11H1 to pay eosu. ed young Jady. who was endeared to all . A °f our »“l«rtl>ors ought ner friends by her devotion io duty and for School Tcachrm, whleh I will sell ^»HUe arr.arag« and pay Ln advance. tdm-ere christain liie. Her mother ;■> (•HEAFt • i now dangerously ill at Rev. Stewart's j,., keej. n stock j^he WATERBURY We hope they wffl do thle without home here, three brothers and a Kintw further notlee, l'.«ui,. r . if tm, aD „.i_ r. I [; They wake * very nice time-piece are left to mourn her loss. Rev. Stew­ to your cav. heed th. njuie arts hosts of friends here deeplv svmpay now m well u ut m,, time “ ““ l^Giize with him in the deep afflictions ,'-7w<- Stock <»/ Jemlry, dr. that have visited him. Deki-itk all the growling about the lo»k mF *tock over before purchaalng \ZDied, in this city, Friday Aprh 9th, retiring dty aldermen, the newly elect- JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. Local News. W ANTED ins has a store full .of things in fabrics. ■ah h'jndrtsl ’difffXMit patterns of -- tfuod-*. at Morse UL'Ncvins. N. Mo-ufu. of iJwey. has a word ■ in our aJvertisin ? columns this . - . xi. f. r the tasement of the ; ; •• i p.kn house will lw commenced Ilvi.;: has, secured a tine h of his promising young IF•XMiiSwia: will till* Rev. - up] ointment, nt the Star । M. <: ( al-teI: hai wld a thorowrh:■ l J rv y bull . all to Grand Rapids ter a hambonw prices. 1 f wall* of life K. of P. hall in this ■ .-•■ I ring decorated with pictures ot the Past ChnuvHlbrs of the lodge. /A- ht:i!-ii»N A Hayes purchased I'.M-: ,:■• ••□ op-gsrs last week, or an • •. •ntgr <: i. ver dozens per day. Hi;.. Hisshkkoeu will answer ,.■ : -i.I.rtiin- on "False Claims,” 1 E. church bunday evening. . l.rvr Mum “Bank and File" at ! , '> Ml Wednesday* Thursday, : ■.;rtp| Sttninluj- evenings of this.. At:I) pleased to note the increas: -• ui;«nifn*t<<f in this locality in nr of improving stock, horses : signs fail not. the present ( witm-ss mi re improvements. iy of Hastings than have many ' our last, we have received full ; ;'■ >n returns from Prairieville and ■ Mown. in the former the republih • a•< t»d every officer by from 4«5 to ■in the l itter by from 71 to 79. >1 ’ nai. members of Hastings DiviKnights of Pythias are having ’ ' graphs taken in uniform. ‘. I'-itth, the artist, has secured exelli-nt picture in every instance. Bo«nw A Favfev have received •tivir i.rst cur load of North Fairfield plows. It Is claimed that this firm -His more plows than all others in the city comoined. See their ad. elsewhere. M ii । cahnot Hastings secure a knit* i'll :.ict .ry ? Pontiac, we believe, has »' h n institution, giving employment Jo ;i I 'fgn uumlier of laborers, and paym: a large di vidend to the stockholaers. The Western Michigan Press Assocl* atiun will hold its annual meeting ml '■^I'l'Aiiter June 1st and 2d. An axetir3 J'k’T u» Niagara Falls or Matni* "s' 'V> i cn^t,iro(^ i’ythe mem- (. Hon T. s. C«bb has hw n elected secr’t ir. an । treasurer of the Kai: mazoo «im Lake Club for tbe 25th time. The 11^0Da® a coumOdioits jVjJ*(jh.ind.s.ime house on its grounds at IH I.’ interest taken by local.horsemen •n bringing here thoroughbred stallions for the improvement of breeds of horses h ”.’in-ty ia to 10 ** commended. .. l?ii ; ■ rj,<: ' • •■■'liny I>e commenueu. ■ i " ill result in better horse* and better r.i" . nr , i?.' ^George Barnea is in Chicago this Dr. A. Hanlon was on our streets Monday. , Throop is confined to her home by iUness, Mijs Halleck’s-sister, of Lapeer, is visiting her. Harry Huffman left for California Tuesday of last week. Rev. HunsliergePtf father and mother visited him the past week. A limited partnership association with ’ a capital stock of 82,000 has been formed in tills city for the purpose of purchasing a 1’ercheron Norman thoroughbred stallion, in which O. F. Lung, N. T. Parker. Travers Phillips, D. McOinber, R. Murry, John Strausbaugh, Jacob Erb, Jesse Townsend, Lafayette Townsend and A. 11. Ickes are equally interested. Messrs. N. T. Parker, Travers Phillips and A. IL Ickes went to Illinois Monday where they expect to purchase a horse of Mr. Dunham, the largest importer of horses in this country. The Plainwell Penny Press says "We have it on good authority that the Hostings Club owns nets, and have arranged for their use In-Qun River each season.** This in connection with an article ad v ocating the repeal of the law to prevent the spearing and netting of fish in Gun Lake. The facts are that the Hastings club does not own nets nor has it made arrangements for their use in Gun river; and further, the club no more than resident fishermen wishes to see the law enforced. The Press also says “the Plainwell club has used the ■peer and will probably continue to do One of the most dastardly attempts ut highway robbery ever made in Bar­ ry county was that of Monday evening, about f‘:30. upon Asa Rork, of tills dty. He hod closed his meat market, put what change he had in the market in his pockety and was on his way home­ ward. When.near Milo Williams resi­ dence on Garn street he heard foot­ steps which indicated that two persons were rapidly approaching him. As he had been followed almost home once before by two unknown men whose lu-tions Indicated mischief, his suspic­ ions were aroused by the rapid walking ; of the parties behind him. Mr. R. quickened his paw. So did the twe' । men. When almost home, he knew by 'the sound that the pair were but a lit­ tle wav t-ehind. Very soon after, tie heard a noise as if some one was 1 stealthily and rapidly approaching from 1 the rear. Turning quickly he received 1 a | terribl .• blow, from an axe that would have btwnfatal, had he not turned as he 1 did, tausn? the axe to glance. ’ The villain who aimed the blow struck with such force that the axe flew from his band. Tbe pair stood looking at jhim for a moment, evldenUy expecting he 1 would fall. But Mr. R. had no such iatentirfns; and seizing the axe, he j made for the robbers, who fled precipi­ (tately. He pursued them until they turned the corner near J. A. Gre। ble i ’e. Mr. Rork was unable to see the robbera very plainly but thinks he would । know them should ho see mem again. ] Tbe blow was a left-haudtd one, and • । the axu was an old one that had been in i use that day by the stone masons at , work on the opera-house foundation , wall. With these slight dews, the officers are working at the ca*e. Evi­ dently the wretches were parties who knew Mr. Hork's habits. If caught, they should be served with as good a dose as tbe law will allow. SATURDAY, m 17th, 1886, We will offer the greatest bargains ever given in Barry County. Remember these prices are for Gard < hklcsur i« confined to his home by severe attack of quinsy. „Mr\ w^Mra. James Nlms visited G rand. Rapids friends last week. WMi« Sarah Jones will take a oounse of musical instructional Olivet college. ti^Y* '& Goodyear has returned from California, much pleased wftlj his trip. Will Squires, of Grand Rapids, was the guest of relatives in this citv last M mrmben of the council will do well Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rus- week. M. J. Goss and Frank Patton, of Prai­ “rau'* work for Urn dty *ell. nge 19 years, 3 nine, aud b days? conducted by Revs. Henr/ rieville, were In the city on business . “ wort> « "dl as thneS Thr wheae plucm they were chcuen to QU. oxi Hunsberger took place from the r riday. Acconms-o to the Michigan crop re­ home of his parents Sunday afternoon, Mrs. F. Spangemaker is spending the and was one of the most largely attend­ port for April, the condition of wbrat ed in the history of our city. The flo­ week with relatives and- friends in Graud Rapids. w reported al S7 per pwcent, cent, of of: that that of of an — ral tributes were numerous and very .'Mrs. Frank Carson and the Misses • average year. But most of the corr.'v aDOronriifn, apP™Prialev , pondrnte admit that it is yet W Lriv v Oarry Y* born city, was Anna and Laura Bessmer were in Grand ‘ v ■”<n ...................... to base any calculations « the wS J?»wn highly respected uy by oil all for Rapids Friday. ........and ••— »•>»> “; «rapwi«u cron for this thiH yj-ar. v.or L wheat his rm* manly-character. manly character. Th* He ha.i had m many crop for The many friends of Mrs J. C. Andrus wnnn fnends, to whom hi* was endear­ TiiKGrMBlR.vpiQ. Horning Telegram ed by all that makes a true friend lovu- will bv pained to learn that she is in quite poor health. has lawn bought, hy a ,Uw* eorapmiy | pie. He was an exemplary vouog man Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Bidwell.u» Floiao.l wUUwromwllmuea wlth BnTO,'a true to high ideals ot duty, faithful and euce Swain, of Los Angelos CaUfornia, Herald. The ne.w paper will lx* known constant in every walk of Wm As a are visiting at Rev. Bancroft's. sen he was all that love to parents and iTi' Iv-ralii, independent in devotion to duty cduld make. -Miss Gertie Spaulding, of Middleville. ■“>■■ “'H‘ ““’I it Indeed seems a hard fate that wua the guest of Clara Roberts and taken from a career of usefulness and other friends a portion of.last week. The M. E. social will be entcrtalnixl honor a young man just on the t hresh­ Mra Frank Holmes, of Grand Rapids, by the young people of tbe society and old of manhood, with the ambition, thesp rlland the ability to carve for and her sister. Miss Sadie Woolsey, of congregation o^ M-ednraduy afternoon himself a name and a place in the Albion, spent Sunday nt Dr. Lathrop’s. mJ n‘ntnVSneft Wedt-*U^od «‘b- world. The only consolation is in the Mrs. Amanda Orr. of New Yoric «<fr«hments aerv«i from thought that there rukw this world state, was in the city Monday and Tueso JO to 7 o clock, to which acordikkwei- One who "doeth all things well," and IHcka 6 BUeSt °f Mr‘ iUld W F’ come h extended to all/ ’ who has said “Blessed are they that Eli.ek Mooiie, of this city. wU] de­ mourn, for they shall Ims comforted." Mlsa. Grace Greenfield is in the dty in By his uatinudyiaking-off, the com­ liver the lecture entitled "The Inspira­ munity has lost a promising young the interest of the Emerson Piano Co tion of the Scriptures." at Carlton Con­ man. whose life and character wen- Her headquarters are at the Hastings House. ti rL?5“.?',.V pye<linR Aptfl 18th, at 7:30. above reproach, and a hoiiie has been b\/nv,lav 00 »”• «■- despoiled of a priceless treifimra. In • Ed Dewey was elected clerk of the f*oiiLlly tboM who are skeptical. Sing- their overwhelming sorrow, the~ be­ city of O«pH0 by a handsome majority. reaved ones have the sincere sympathy Ed and the citizens of Owosso are here­ ?/ fr0BJ th<? Wuthl*,i8t <»U«Hion. of all. * by eapgratulnted. WFiii:»AY evening last several of the Chnr^ay Wheeler and his sister, Mrs. Silv-hh WEDDiNG.44Satunlay. April friends and. neighlxwa of Mrs. (). Rorat«*<-k, of the 4th ward, met at her house 3rd, being the twenty-fifth marriage an- Mary Young, of this dty, started this morning for California, expecting to lie niyraary of Mr. and Mrs. John Me Cal­ gone hIkki t a year. birth dayp The visit was a complete lum, their friends aud relatives to the Dr. Chas. Russell and wife,of Allegan surprise. A pleasant time was enjoved, number of alxait sixty assembled at the guests leaving a handsome rookt r their residence !n Hope, at an earlvi W. H. Wanzer and wife,’of Yprilanti, iw a reminder of their visit and atZkeu hour, to celebrate the mime.) Mirny val­ and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dudlev, of of esteem for the estimable lady. uable presents were received, ot which Detroit, attended the funeral of Harry Russell Sunday. the following is a list: Religious Notice.— .Services at Cry stal hanging Jnuip-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, a brother of A K Emanuel Episcopal church Sunday as Carlyle. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. Mr. Stewart, is expected to arrive in this and Mrs. Geo. Mullen, Fralriwille. follows: city this, Wednesday evening from Silver castor — Mr. aud Mrs. R. Tubby, Canada. He is called here by the seri­ Celebration of the Holy Comtnunion Hastings. ous illness of his mother. at 9 a. m. Set silver knives and forks—Hugh .Morning prayer. Litany and Sermon A. H. Johnson received a dispatch Smith. Springfield. III. at 10:30 a. in. Chamber set—Mrs. Nora Stewart and Monday uight unnoundng the death Sunday School at 12 m. of his aged mother at Walled Lake, Mrs. Jane Smith. Evening Prayer am! Sermon at 7:30 Cut glass cake basket and water Oakland county. Mr. Johnson left for that place T needay morning. ■CHAm-EY Brown, an aged and pitcher—Lucie Bn^lx-e and son. Bronze’hanging lamp—Mr. and Mrs. Mi‘. A. .Sheldon is era rapportt with the highly respected resident of Hastings Davenports' sugar bush in Woodland. township, died at his late home Friday I. R. Youngs and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. He says that it is well worth ene’s time Townsend. morning, of heart disease. The funer­ Set table linen—Mr. aud Mrs. McCal­ to visit this bush ana see the modbrn al. which was larguly attended, took lum. , appliances for making sugar. place Sunday forenoon, R©v.» Hunsber­ Silver pickle castor—Mimes Flora From the Coon Rapids. Iowa Enter­ ger officiating. A wife, four -sons and McCallum and Addie Belle Ritchie. a daughter are left, to mourn his loss, Lamp and lamp mat—Mr. und Mre. prise, we learn tliat Rev. I. N. Crittanden and wife celebrated their 25th wed­ ami have the sincere svmpathv of a Will C'haml»ertnin. ding anniversary oir March 20th. They large circle of friends ’in this their Set silver knives—Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. were tho recipients of manv beautiful great affliction. Osgood. • und valuable presents from their friends Table cloth, sugar shell and butter in that section. Friday afternoon-at *4 o’clock, Hen­ knife—Mrs H. Smith. ry Willis, of Battle Creek, wuhetl to Fair of towels—Mrs. Nora Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Barons, of New York, meet the Citizens of Hastings-and vi­ Set solid silver teaspoons— Mrs. Flora the bitter a niece of Airs. L. S. Mc­ cinity at the court room, to discuss the Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCallum Intyre. are visiting friends in this city and vicinity. If they find a suitable project of a railroad from Battle Creek and Malcolm McCallum. Three silver tablespoons—Mr. and location they will make thehf home in to Lowell, rift Hastings. Our citizens this state. When they left York state should hear him. But unless the Mra C. E. Ritchie, Middleville. After partaking of a bountiful repast, April Sth. snow was still on the ground, Grand Trunk will back the selieme there will be little prospect for aid the guw*ts wended their way homeward, and in some places the snow banks were two or three feet deep. feeling that, it was good to be there. from tills quarter. ■ ......... *•- -• y. • c-i. .Mir i-l.y tendered u> RichaM Freer for I ;i<!M lot of itpplds to which ample e was done ’ ■ i-uyiug clothing fh fiiese feature! The publishers of the .Century are uymg clothing 'r - •nsidf'ri'dnsidcrwl Fit. Finish, and entirely out Of the April number, con­ . Try the“T. (’. A Co." clothing. taining the Alabama and Kearaarge ■di - ment on another page. articles, and as the priutera of the mag­ cheapest place for farmers and azine are moving to their now quarters eqrivm to buy galvanized pipe, on Lafayette Place, it will be impossi­ ; ■ ./•- v.itvi* hose. oil. belting eta, is ble to iMue a new edition without t*' Ranting Engine and Ironworks. seriously interfering with the printing ''i:;.in Mans has left the,city for of the May number. In response to a thi- ■ good. He was promised irn- cable mesAage the English publishers are returning ail the copies of the nirnily for disorderly conduct election UL’l t if he Would skip town and remain April issue they can spare,—only five hundred. L.. >: stii.w storm of last week will • remembered by the "oldest inliitint of the sections of this state ' >'■ i l>*. the storm. It did not nwdt H ad mgs. fersonalmention. D. & Goodyear is in Grand Rapids, Saturday, April 17tb, 1886. 10 lbs. best granulated sugar 3 lbs. box Lily gloss starch 3 lbs. best ginger snaps 5 lbs. best roasted Mocha and Java coffee 9 lbs. best roasted Rio coffee 9 lbs. best green Rio coffee 5 bars celebrated Lenox soap 10 lbs. nice “C” sugar for 50c. tea for 35c. tea foY 20c. tea-dust 60c. molasses 75c. molasses, best New Orleans 50c. syrup, best sugar goods ‘ 5 two pound packages of Ceraline 5 lbs. best Turkish prunes 5 lb» choice Carolina rice < 1 lb. Spear Head plug 1 lb. Sentry tobacco. Best Roller Flour per cwt Dr. Price’s cream baking powder Best mixed candy Best taffy Best double wash board Best Nutmegs per oz. 15 lbs. of roasted and ground coffee 1 lb. Bull Dog shorts tobacco 18 Papers garden seeds, warranted 9,000 matches / 65c 15c 25c <1 00 1 00 1 00 25c 50c 45c 30c 15c 45c 60c 40c 50c 25c 25c 38c 16c $2 25 40c 08c 15c 23c 03c 51 00 20c 25c 25c All Goods Sold at Reduced Prices. AH Goods First-Class and Warranted'. We Carry the Largest Stock of Groceries and Crockery in Barry County. We Sell For Cash Only. Yours For Low Prices, J. H. Beamer & Co. H. A. Goodyear & Sons, • AGENTS FOR THE ’ Bryan Star Chilled Plows. I lasting? business circles are constant­ ly receiving accession from the sur­ rounding country—-young men who come with push and enterprise, and make a creditable showing. Among those who have within recent times en­ gaged in active business in this dty, and Also the BRYAN Na 12 and 81, both Iron and Wood Beam Flow whose cureful methods and dose appli­ cation to business are telling decidedly' These Flows combine Strength, Durability and Ease of Handling. See them in his favor, is Mr. Clarence Rogers, a Wore you buy. young man for whom it is safe to pre­ dict a prosperous future. ADVERTISED LETTIlks. Letters addressed to the following persons r»malninir tn the post offlee at HatUnff.', Barry county. Miehloati. April Hth, l«M: Jennie Annnur. Cap:. Frank Gager. J. C. Van Ittper. IJbblc WHUams. Alice Doud. Amos Van Gilder. Edwin I). WJboa. Drop iztter—Elijah Rowley. Caras—Wm. E. Buel. Blxa Chamberlain. W. H. POWERS. P. M. Mortgaitn Sale. Default havtns been made In tbe conditions at a certain mortgage made and executed by Alexander (Mart and Louisa Cadart, bln wife, to Walter Clark, and dated October Und, Michigan. October 34th, A. D. 1W1, at 8 Jo o•elock, a. m. In Uber IB at mortgages on page By » hleh default the power of sale In said mort­ gage contained has become operative, and where aalhrre H now claimed to be due and unpeddon said mortogo and the bond aecompanylnk- tlx same, at we date of thia notfce, the sum of tour thousand fire l utidr.-d and sixty dollars (SLMOj and on suit or proceeding* at law or Io equity having been taken to collect tbe same or any P^ow, therefore, notice ts hereby glveo that by Virtue of the power ot sale In aaid mortgage conUlned. and the statute instieh case made and provided, on the ninth day of July A. D. IBM. at nine o'clock In the forenoon al the north front d«or of tbe Itarry County Court House In the “rt’ssi.T'i:'Circuit Court fur tbe said County of Ram. wher said promises arc situated, there win be sold at nubile auction or vendue to the highest bidder, the premises described in said mortgage or «o much thereof as may be nece«ary to satisfy tbe amount due thereon with Liter rct at eight percent, per annum, and theeoet and Mpeiuwa allowed by law. luelitdlfot an at­ torney fee of thlrtv-BvedoUaraM allowed by taw Lust ob stolen a cow about 10 y’rs and as provided fu «n said MrtfflR. »*1<! premises being dc«eru«xl in said mortgage as old (soon to come in) from tbe farm of James McGinnis speckled white and am anil AMjrrU. In Ui<* ConfTv red, large size* large horns, 4 large teats >K*n. known *nd d^Nbed m follows । Tbeaomh ®«l inartor oJ Mtrtlon i one 2 small ones. Any one giving in­ township number <me north ot nujit e formation of her wherabouts wul tie U»e south east Qnartor of the north we, of section sored In township number « wwMded k, of Norman horses reminds Us that there is already a splendid horse of that breed in this city, "Le Motte," the property of Mr. Eli Bechtel. This thoroughbred animal »» from Franco in September 1884^ ana is as fine a «p< e:num of th<- Percheron Vreed aa one could wish to ®L.V‘*U,U™ color, splendid build, and wtighing l^OU He is a registered animal, his number Booth end o( the wrct half o< the north v quarter of wwUoa ; e. ante raid townxMpt, in the Fercheon book being 2£M. and Farmers tbe Albion Combined Dura. in Vol. 3 of the Norman stud book his Cult rat.>r. and SoMer.tlw cheapest and most number b 2435. He is receiving much ronvlcuent Implement In the market. Can be nutuoar is fanners wbo notice from farmers who are interested in raising fl M bancs in tine baraac lor tor mart market We have the Largest and Best Stock in Barry County. Get our Prices, H. A. Goodyear & Sons. J HAVE MY STORE FILLED .----- WITH- New Goods! And will give the People ofPrairieville and Vicinity EgTWatrh this space next week. M. J. GOSS. Prairieville, April 9, 1886. �We have taken the Agency for the new line of ' FOLLOWED BY A MO SHARK. MicHiGAjrB onr Tbe toll owing Umea i doted by ibeBoardo camdidate. Mr. Blaine, in his entertaining * Twenty Tito, of Uu. «!>->»<? Cm, lhe Itooootoc rrtoa«aui CT»difeu, .ho W U> port, <0 dto<Uo« jtooto in the election of 1848: " The Democratic candidate was a man of high character. He hati served credit­ ably in the early part of the war of 181^ had been Governor of Michigan Territory from 1813 to 1831, had been five years Sec­ retary of War under General Jackson and had gone to France as Minister, in 1836. He remained at the Court bf Louis Philippe, where, be received minute con­ sideration for six years. When he returned to this country in 1842, al sixty years of age, he undoubtedly intended to re-enter political life." < _ Popular ovations were arranged for him as he journeyed westward, and by the Uyue he reached his home in Detroit General Cars waa publicly recognised as a candi­ date for the Presidency. " By remaining in the field as a candidate," says Mr. Blaine, '■ he deeply wounded Mr. Van Buren, dis­ regarded a |>eraonal and political friend­ ship of thii'te years' duration and sundered ties which hie was -too short to re-unite.” In the cud Mr. Van Buren’s enmity de­ feated General Cam when he obtained ths nomination in 1848. warm place in the heart of the people of Michigan, because of bis many services in l»er behalf and because of the lustre which he shed upon her. She has had no Presi­ dential candidate since, and the out­ look for her having one in the near future is not promising. Cassopolis has been named alter him, and so long as that thrifty .town prospers and grows his many virtues will be extolled. It is in Cas­ sopolis that Mr. Smith Wooden lives, whose name is mentioned here liecause be is the author of the following interesting letter: “ Nothing ha* ever relieved my wife of rheumatism and neuralgia so much as Atbkiphoros. I always keep it in tho house and cheerfully recommend it jo others." An equally good opininn of the medicine is expressed by Charles j Latourett, ot Bradley, as follows: “I would say in favor of Atlilophoros that one bottle entirely cared mo of rheu­ matism which hat! been treated bv some ot our best physicians without avail. I can highly rccotnmendJt to all Buffering from the ume disease." . G. Wiesinger & Son, druggists, of Ad­ rian, report this gratifying case: "Last fall, along about November 1st, we sold a man a bottle of Athlaphorns for his father, who had not walked more than two or three blocks at a time in about two Gars. After taking one botiloof the medne ho walked down to our store, which Is very nearly two milw from his house, and purchased the’second bottle himself. This wa^ four days from the time he first commenced/taking Athlophoroa. He has taken five bottles of the medicine and says be thinks he is entirely free from rheuma­ tism. The gentleman is in the neighbor­ hood of sixtyy ears oPagv and looks healthy and robust now." If yon cannot get Anriamoaos of your drug-' gin. we will send it express tald.ou receipt of -- 1 - - -— I.. w. — THE; CHILD ACTRESS. (Doston Globo.) A year ago tbe .mbUr were starlhtd over the announcement that little "Corituis.” the child actress, had been arrested by tho M Cruelty to Children. Such, Indeed, was tbe caas, and the little girl was detained for several days, until tho authorities granted her a release. While In court shft showed sueb unusual power? of mind and training, t-ven repeating the evening prayer she had been taught, tbit the judge Instantly released her, fully convinced that the greatest care and no cruelty bad been bestowed upon her. Since then little Corinne has grown both In stature and accomplishments, has charmed thousands by her vole* and actions, and is to bo sent to Europe next year to complete her musi­ cal education. Her mother Is Mrs. Jennie Jtijnball. wbo was a former member ot tbe Boston Museum Company, and who takes the greatest possible pride in her little "You can have little Idea how cartful It U necessary to bo In thts profession In order to preserve one's constitution and health. We havo been playing all summer, and during some of tho hottest nights It seemed almost impossible to <o tbrongh the per­ formance. 1 watch Corinne, more care- say we are In perfect health and spirits. I owe most of thts to the use of Hoptnnfc, which I have been taking quite freely. There is something about this remedy that is remarkable In giving tone and strength to the system. I suppose It must be the Peptonlxed beef, which; they say, Is one of Its Ingredients -and which con­ tains so much albamen. At all events It has done irreat things for Corinne as well as myself. When you consider the strain that is on every op«ra singer all the while, and how easily the health can bo under­ mined you will not wonder that we are glad to find something that preserves It and gives us new strength." Jost at this luncture Corinne camo tn looking the picture of health and animal spirit*, and as the writer thought of tne schooner voyaging between Charleston, Beaufort, Savannah, and other points on the southern coast She was built nt Clutrieston, and I went out on tbe first voyage. The name of tho captain was Martin, on easy-going, good-natured man, and we had three men before tho We left Charleston in the afternoon. a monster tihark was olwervect in out wake. There are always sharks in plenty in Charleston harbor, and this cliap would not liave received much notice ex­ cept for his size and the grim, persistent manner in which he followed us. He ranged up on the starboard quarter, not more than ten feet away, and there he stuck. When wu had made our ofikig and set our course, tho captain deter­ mined to get rid of the unpleasant visitor. When a sailor soes a shark following his ship he feels as a landsman would if a wolf was pursuing his carriage. Tho sliark is there to eat you, if opportunity occurs, and you feel a spirit of revenge stirring you up to get rid of him. We hod a big shark liook on board, and after the decks had bean cleared we brought it out, belted it with a chunk of pork, and the morsel was dropped over­ board and the rope paid oat until the pork was right at the shock's nose. He BEST TONIC. Mortgage Bale. OLDEIvuJMES hungry, and sharks aren't a bit particu- formed a conspiracy to destroy him. .Wo made up a dummy and carried it aloft and heaved it overboard with great out­ cry. but that trick also failed. The shark paid no attention to the splash, but kept Ids wicked eyes on tho man at the wheel, and remained where wo first discovered him. We hod a slow passage down to the in­ let, and ns wo entered it the Shark sud­ denly disappeared. We went' up to Beaufort, unloaded a part of our cargo, took on some cotton, and came down again, and we had scarcely crossed the bar when the big fish again took his po­ sition on the starboard quarter. It was the Mine when we started into Savan­ nah, and the same at Brunswick, and we dropped him again off Charltwton as wo returned after an absence of two weeks. Wo tried every way known to sailors to drive the fellow off. but he wouldn't budge. At Charleston the captain pon- d suited a colored clairvoyant, and she sold him about an ounce of pink salve and told him that he must buy a yellow dog, grease its paws with the salve/ and use the dog to bait the shark hook. He paid 82 for tho salve and was a whole day finding u yellow dog. One was finally discovered following a colored man about, and an offer of $3 made him our dog. On this occasion we left Charles­ ton just at daybreak, having been in the harbor throe days. As day fully dawned we picked up our old onemy, and all hands willingly turned up to see what luck wo would havo with the new bait. We greased the pawa of the dog. and he at once began to howl in the most dis­ mal manne’. You'd have believed from his actions tlmt he knew what was com­ ing. When we had lashed turn fast to the hook we found that tho shark hod neared the ship by several feet, and tiuit Th« formula by which Mishltr’a Herb Bitiert it compounded it cctf two hun­ dred yean old, and of German origin. The entire range of proprietary medirlr.es cannot produce a preparation thet en­ joyi to high a reputation in the community irfure it it made at MISHLER’S Bitters­ SfISHLER HERB BITTERS CO., 625 Commerce Bt., Philadelphia. Parker's Fleuast Worn Ayran Never Fait* haustion from worry and anxiety, mountain air is often a specific. I to tonic properties, the distraction of magnificent ». AU druggists tbe world over. COL A. V. Berry, of Jackson, dli aged Ct yauw. . »«■ of high altitudna, all contribute to Journal. druxElsta 000,006. Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes. Tur­ pentine andJapans. Mowers, Reapers and Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. MESSER BROS. JLT JL MIJBXaXa T3BDEJ Ward &. Dolson Buggies! 25 Purchased to Open tlje Spring Trade with. The Best Looking, Best Constructed, Most Durable Carriage Made. . eretlcMM. It al laysi mflaniatlon. protects] the membrane of thel nasal passages from! add 111 onal ao! ds J completely heal* the] sores ana n-*t<>resl sense of taste, nud| smelt NOT a I.fQCID or] . SNUFF. । tide of the Halm Into each nwtrak ' Thj CeIMd Flifil ui Sttisbaker Wage:: ’ Farm Machinery Of All Kinds. Call In! FEVER MESSER BROS. ELY BltOTILEES Dnixgl-ts. Owego, N. Y. nfLAND&COc THE BEST 1 FURNACE MADE. And therefore the cheapest, is the R. K. GRANT. SALeraTOs SODA For Baking Purposes. Best in the^orltl. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM [tete Mttac, ZOA-PHOEA, -WOMAN'S FRIEND. In the European countries the tart is baked in a deep aartlun dish. In Yankeeland pie is stewed into soggineas in a . Platform Spring ^Buggies! „ mors faxnflteriy known experiroea They are something ei.r . new iu design aud finish, ,,'f superior qualityand fi;il-. >■ ranted. Other Stoves will be-Closed Out Regardless of Cost. We also sell the Latest and Best K-SdX4f yfM jEKm < fever! arn'age known anything about America. It is French, Spanish, Italian, English, tanooxo, Tenn., writes, that be was seriously alnictedwtUi sassvere cold that settled on hli tenor at the tart is thicker than the intangs: bad triad many remedtas without banagt Being induced to tn-Dr. King's New Discoreq The south half (<»! ot the south east quarter [ W J of the south east quarter I1*] of section utae »]in town three [3) north of range ten (10j west, In item Countv and Stale <4 Mtehlran. Dated this nth dag at Fctniary. !&«. Sl'RlTMiE BVF.FORD. Mortxacee. STUART ft WEST. .Attorney* for Mortgager. «' . Grand Rapids. Midi. 07944341 cleansing tbe hr Pio is not one of the inventions which a punitive providence left for the exer­ cise of Yankee genius. It is very much “d ®l«b* wldch thB sum of six hundred twenty-three and M-l® dol­ lars being now claimed tone due on said mesh­ rage fur principal and accrued Interest. Notice Is therefore hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the mort­ gaged premises described lu said mortgage. <w so much thereof as may t>e necessary to satiate the amount dun on said mortgage together with tbe costa of this foreclosure. Including an attor­ ney fee of twenty -the dollars, st public vendue on the sth day of May. 1M0, at ten O'clock In the forenoon <>f Mid day. at the north front rfsor of tbe Court House. In tbe city of Hastings. Ill said County of Barry, that Iwtag tbe ptane of bidding the Circuit Court for said County of Barry. In which said mortgsgwl premises lire 'ItuateO. BaMj^rcmlscs ore dlscrilwd In said mortgage Cream Balm bottle, two feet of small chain, a score of buttons, a silver-plated table knife and two iron’spoons, and so rural other trifles which he had picked up while cruising around and waiting for us to come out. Wo hove him over after tho examination, and though the schooner ran on that same route for the ensuing eleven months, none of us sighted a shark, large or small. The greased-dog business seemed to have given the whole fraternity a valuable hint—New York Sun. ried into tho British Islands by the ma- Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortrnge executed by Charles H. Morse, unmarried, of Yankee Springs. Barre county, Michigan, to Sprullle Burford, of Grand Itephh. Kent county, Michigan, dated Jute.XM IM. and recorded on the t-siday of Joly, IMS, in the otT.ce of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry and State M Michigan. In Uber 19 of mortgages, on pages EH and 125. and by said default tbe power of sate contained In said mortgage haring become epee­ stive. and no proceedings at law or In equity hav­ ing been Instituted to recover the debt secured It is the best remedy far Kidney ci d Lii'er Complaints, Dynpepuia, Cramp in the Stomach. Indige.stion, Malaria, Periodical Cnm--^ . ELY’8 i plaints, de. As a Blood Purl/ler, it has no equal. It tones the eystrm, strengthening, inrigerating and ffidr.g when applied into the! ncwHfe. When you havo occasion to buy another SUIT OF CLOTHES or •OVERCOAT, for yourself or boys, Btyj that the above label is on tho coat, and you will secure the dog, and ho had eoarooly touched the water when tho shark had him. Ho had th. BEST FITTING, BEST dog, hook, and all at one snap, and WEARING tod BEST LOOK started to make a skip when the hook ING CLOTHING MADE. brought him up. ' We took the lino to the cupstain and walked the old chap Every garment bean a ticket, on alongside, and when we had his head out which appears the “ T, C. <k Co.” of water we fired two charges of buckshot monogram (trade mark). Try it into it We then drew him aboard and finished him off. and after breakfast we public examluaiton. 'nruratJaj, March 19th, NnshvLTe. Friday and barnnlay, March 2*th and Hlh, M UFrtfayApril l«h, Mtadtevllte. Erl.Ut, Apr.l jdth. 1-nitrlrrilln. It |s«x|iectod that all who Intend to teach and have not certificates in forvo wlH be present at antneone ol llreae planes. Examination* wHI begin promptly at 9 oWuck and elnse at < p. in.. vid teachers are urxMntl) requested, to l>e pres­ ent st Uie opening. Examinations ail! be both oral ami written, chiefly the latter. Condlitete* for a third grade ecrtlncate must pass a satis­ factory examination In orthegraphv. reading, penmanship, arithmetic, grammar, geqgraNiy. U. 8. history, civfl government, theory and art of te.vliluc. and physiology, with particular ref­ erence to the efleets o( ntchulle drinks, sflmntanta and narcotic* upon the human system. For this grade a stand tug ol at feast G5 per ecnL will lw required In eaclibraneh, with an avmge standlag ot IS per ccut. For a second grade the additional requirementawiU be elementary algebra, ttookkeeping and nJttural philosophy, with a standing lu each branch ot IK> i>cr cent, andon average ot M per rent. For a Orvt grade, geometry and general histo­ ry, with a standing not lower than W per cent. In any one brooch, aad an averagirofw percent. All candidates With whom no member of the board 14 acquainted must furnish satisfactory proof m to moral character. ftebool offleres (especially Inspectors) are eordlally Invited to be present. ENOCH ANDBUS, Ohm. JEROME J. ENGLAND. 8reTW. P. POLHEMta. Securer to GIRLS a painless, perfect development and thus prevents life­ long weakness. Sustains and soothes Over worked Women, Exhausted Mothers, and prevents prolapsus. Cures palpitation, sleeplessness, ner­ vous breaking down (often preventing insanity), providing a safe change of life, and a hale and happy old age. Reader suffering from any com­ plaint peculiar to the female sex, zoaphora is worth everything to you Send for our circular of private testi­ monials and bo convinced. Every woman Hickly or healthy should read “Facts for Women." This book will be sent to any lady reader of this paper, and to ladies only, on receipt of 10c. Address, ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO., PARKER S TONIC Its Points of Superiority are: *1 Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel. Getting' 1 • the greatest quantity of heat from a given .quantity of wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have butone. This gives ■ the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other fur­ 2naces as a heat producer. has an ash-pit. Most wood furnaces have none. This much trouble and inconvenience. 3•It saves Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a 4• house. of shell, and castings and radiators ; giving R«surance of long wear and better uniformity of heat. 5•Thickness flues, insuring much more heat than tlie ordmary horizontal flues. 6»Perpendicular Thoe&~who expect to build houses the coming season "ill save money by heating with furnace. The best made furnace, the-most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at Brooks & Kenfield’s, Hastings. Mich., and get (estimates of cost of heating and ven­ tilating your dwellings. v No More Wood Required to run this furnace than for one ordinary parlor stove. It is far more comfortable than stoves, far less trouble to operate, will beat your whole house, give uniformity of temperature, and is cleaner and healthier for the house than a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old, it-will pay you to put in one of these furnaces. At Brooks & Kenfield'.-' you can see one in operation. Call in. �The Hastings Banner BEYOND. LOVE THAT LIVES. : Hastings, Babby Co., Mich, Tbe tbpuirfet of yon is prayer. The love of you divine. e"™!• sifted Sm marshall l. cook. In startlghL or In rain; In the sunirofo shrouded glow; Aver, with joy or pain To you my quick thoughts go .SUBSCRIPTION RATES ■ Al>VWm8ING BATES; Column per year..............4X00 00 Extra cbsrgv far special positions. GRANT, CASH CLOTHIER, Has an Elegant Stock of Itescwauaon viHac« haaUsj» i» tiwtrauury. JOB PRINTING. inpeelal pride l» fell In the Job Printing »enetleet r utmrii! of the BaXUKK. Everything In tiro tody. l»urin*X‘ eeitre <>i». e Is new; with the latest faces of many rannriiU, which. If not type, the nw*t approved patterns of machinery* amjrempetcnt workmen employed, enables tbe 2 “> ,■ W. LOWRY, M.D., 11. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. kK. R . . My blood with fragrant Hamel Perished ts alllhat grieves; K.«” SJWS fcra body! iSSS uk1" “ •»« ■ “ rAjjs in ’.owu or country promptly attended. I Ip' hour* -s U‘ 10 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. tn. t,.>'..i.>'vii>« at Hollowajm’dnw store. •uXial atUiatlon paid to surgical diseases usd 4. -v.vAa of tbe eye and ear.______________ T"E MOTHER OF CRIMINALS." ' .J'? fprlns time bldesoms.blow Mid th, fruit that autumn rtvee: ABOUT VANDERBILT. As an illustration of what unnrgonired and indiscriminate clmrity leads to, the case of Margaret, the Mother of Crimi­ Some Incldonta Showing tho Char, nals, is quoted from an authority- on Ute actor of the Man. subject: Margaret was a pauper child left adnft in onfe of the villages on the upper Uls Nickel Plato Deal—Pint Paralytls n R.'tJMMERMAN, Stroke—A Baby's Influence—"Vanity bruises. Hudson, about ninety years ago. There ’ F . ;i.)nKvpathie ITtysician & Surgeon, cut* and wounds. AUdrundsJi waa no almshouse in tfie place, and she , ? • r t dour east ot Holloways' drug store.) was made the subject of outdoor relief, receiving occasionally food and clothing ,11. WAI. JONES, from the town officials, but was never DentisC An intersgting chapter in the rail­ educated or sheltered in a prt>j>er home. ..'. . rk promptly aUcadeO to. raUrrh ,nr about She became the mother of a large nice of road history of the United States willthe iMt’fiftwn £!imI T*.’1 for criminals and paupers which luw cursed come to light if the story is ever told C. WELTON tiie county ever since. Tlie county rec­ of tho inside efforts that were made to tn,‘t"**1 ?> Now I hare li’-' M I over bad. and I can riv tn ords show 200 of her deecendants who sell Mr. Vanderbilt the Nickel-Plate t.-» i'.'Hcivn on a man's property against have been criminals. In one generation Road. It will bo remembered that he ■in . lightning or wind; against a man’s of Iter unhappy line there were twenty held out along time ngUlust.thb threats h ath and accident. children, of whom seventeen Ijved to Grimes, fl? \ alley hl Iteudnll. PtrryCo., Ohio’ and persuasions of tbe gentlemen wbo -h>RA SHELDON, maturity.' Nine served terms aggregatP’01"** >'• Stan, the oldest naamt>on in fifty year* in the state prison for: igh were intent upon loading him with their ard on the lakes, died Friday in UhrelL ,i. Abstract Block. Hast Ings, Mich.) crimes, and all tlu- others were frxxjount parallel cnteq»rise. Influences of a There isdioo In tbe Shelby park fund. stryl Books In Barry inmates of jails and almshouses. most remarkable character were brought *** nowm: also “It is said that, of the (123 dcseendanta to bear upon him, and it required an of this outcast girl, 200 committed crimes almost illimitable amount of nerve PHILIP T. COLGBOVE, b.'K. " ■ which brought them upon the court rec­ power to withstand the pressure oven I Lawyer, ords and most of tiie others were idota, for a little lime. Wnll street was firing Itasllum, Mich. , drunkards, lunatics and paupeis. The away at Lake Shore and other proper­ Brrt*eeuiitiH- Atturncy for Barry County. cost to the county of this race of crim­ ties,' with- the Nickel-Plate for con­ inals and paupers is estimated as ut least tinual bear ammunition, and,not a dayi E. KEN ASTON. *100,dOO, taking no aocoun^of the dam­ Inborer in his great army of workmen A. Attorney,at Law, A PATIENT BEGGAR. age they inflicted upon projierty and the went to bed any night more utterly degradation they caused to others."— weary and worn out and over-taxed promptly atu-nding to. than did William H. Vanderbilt The other day while the weather wffs Brooklyn Eagle. Finally the fret and worry began to TuIlN CARVETH, intensely cold, a man knocked at the affect him perceptibly. He grew ner­ ■» Attorney at Law, door of a stately residence, and when a A correspondent gives in The Vienna vous and moody. Ute family began’to Middleville. Mich. woman came, the man askejr Frivndenbtatt a graphic account of the feel worried; his doctors ’ began to ••Will you give mu a piece of bread?" great improvements which are about to evince renewed interest in his diet and pI.AKKi: x ItJKER, habits. Everylxydy about him grew v / Attorneys nt Law and ••I will not. be commenced at Naplee, and which will X^y Solicitors in Chancery. ••Will you give mu a piece of moat, completely renovate die dty from a anxioiib.. But still the cloud bung over him. That parallel object still frowned then?" office' In I'alon block. <w>-r Beamer Bros.) sanitary (mint of fdew. One large main unappeusetl. He was in daily com­ Hastings. Mich, thoroughfare will traveixi the whole of munication with the Nickcl-Tlate peo­ Pr-p-t ice in .1U courts of tiro state. Attend to ••l*ieceof pie?’’ the poor quarters. Porto, Pendino, Mer- ple directly and indirecllv. One day i.lecuon* s.'nl pertt'i'tlng titlo* to real estate, ••No." ttoney i<> to.ur itmirauee taken etc., ete. cafo, and Vicarin, 'while regular cross an interview was arrangeil to be held ••Potato?" streeta will run at fixed intervals. Some at his Fifth avenue homo. Three gen­ TfAllTIN V. BARK ER. Reid Estate, ••Nothing." rites considered to be too unhealthy will tlemen well known in speculative and .'L Insurance and Loans. "Blay I come around; tn the dining­ office with J. G. Kunran A Son. 2 doors north room and look at you while you are not be allowed to be occupied. For the financial centers met with him. and of Postetnce. ■ large crowd of artisans, laborers, and their purpose was to try to convince Special atteatiou given to Linking exchanges eating?" their families who will be dislodged by him that be must bay up the Nickel■st prop-Ky Thr interests of non-resident -No." Plate property forthwith or else run tho proiN rn owners earetuby looked after. Fanns "Well, mar I sit down in the yard three changes new and healthy quarters risk of suffering tremendously from of £1 site* tor sale or exchange. Houses and will be found in the Arenaccia district, and look at tiie house?-’ new attacks to be made upon his rail­ beyond die railway station. "No.” MITH, Tin' entire drainage and sower system road properties in the stock market "Will you plc:«e p-nnt me the privi­ Lawyer. in the lower part of tiie city will be re­ Jay Gould at that time was down in lege of leaving this nomas?" Florida, ostensibly for bis health, but modeled, and will be made to disclinrge Mr. Vanderbilt's visitors made it very "Thank you. 1 am {a stranger in beyond die liarbor. The dye-works and clear that Gould’s trip South was not li: all l‘oiirt.1 <il the State. tliis country and it does me good to similar "manufactories, tiuroperations of much else than a clever trick to cover meet witfi ueeoiniiiodating poople. which are calculated to pollute die water, up a big scheme in another direction, Say, it really woifld make no difference will be required to remove beyond the and this other scheme was to get con­ fc VanARMAN. with yotr If I weft) nuvstr to come back, city boundary. The state is contribut­ trol of the Nickel-Plate, attach it to the Lawyers. would it?’’ ing 4,000,000 pound sterling- to carry Wabash, and create a new trunk line. Hayings National Bank.) "It would not." out three great works. When they have They were able to convince Mr. Van­ "Well, good-bye." been flnislu-d die Chiaja will, indeed, l>o derbilt that what they said was true, \V1LLI A M B. sWEEZEY, Attorney About a half hour later he, returned. ' ’ Al Law aud Solicitor in Chancery. "I hail thought that 1 would never re­ one of the most delightful, as well as showing him that at that very time most wonderful, promenadre in Europe. Gould had a cotnpmry of men along ■> x- in .Ul courts of the state. turn." said he. "but Mmiehow I was —Exchange. the line measuring it land examining it drawn back. Will y »u allow me to preparatory to scooping it in. I VILLI AM B. SWEEZEY. come in and warm myself?” Mr. Vanderbilt listened eagerly to •’ J ustice of the Peace. "No.’" • • every word that was spoken, and when An American gives us an instance of "Youreally don’tcare how cold I am. his experience in Syria. He was about linally the truth was brought home to do yoqF’ ’ to mount his mule amidst a crowd of him of this new danger threatened "T certainly do not." Oriental visitors, and wished to give through the unscrupulous tactiua of Notary Public. “Ah, I like to meet frank; jieojflc. I them an exaggerated Mica of American Jay Gould ho quivered like a child in a terrible fright; then suddenly he gasped feel a growingattachment forthis house agility. He jumped a little too far. and convulsively for breath, seemed chok­ and its snrrotindingii. Say, does a tall, I overshot the mark, coming down on die J W. VROOMAN, ing and suffering beyond expression, slim man live here?" 1• Auctioneer. other side like a di ver. with his hands and an*! in another instant fell forward un "Yes. he’s mv husband.” in of vxperleitre In erring auc••That's what‘1 thought. Pru.ty good nose in tbe mud. Ids feel caught in the conscious from his chair to. the floor. ;brcn nprdsUy successful In saddle; and hie coatakirts cleverly rolled He lay as one dead. It was a similar fellow, isnj he?" over lLiiead, to screen him from what scene’to that which Robert Garrett wit­ "Of counie. he is." nessed the other day. It was a sem­ ••That’s what I thought, rie is not ho supposed was a laughing crowd. Yet not a soul smiled, not a sound was blance that unnerved strong meu, in the house, is he?" ■y ARY V. COBB, 1 "No, he Has stepped out somewhere." heard save a tender grunt of sympathy though Mr. Vanderbilt recovered quick­ That was his first paralytic stroke, "That’s what I thought. Arc you and demure offers of aid. Now a Turk in ly. the true story of which'has never still unprepared to give me a piece of America, with baggy hrwctyw and turbanud head, taking a leap over a mule in before been told; the story which iubread?’’ the streets of an American city, (and - volves also the real reason of hte then attention Riven Riven to cutting and "Yea." startling change of base from an ener­ I,rlce«t riuuwiiable. Apprruttees muit"Well, I must leave you again. I do getting stuck upside down, with his pro­ .Vork r«x»n> over Wm. tkhautz's store. getic assertion that he would never pay not think that I shall come back agnin. boscis in a rut and Ids heels in tbe saddle, I tribute to "blackmailers” to a sudden By the way, J must tell you that I can would be saluted with something more purchase of the Nickel-Plate out and than a grunt of sympathy and demure not help but think of the slim man." out. offers of aid. We have more humor titan "Whv?" 1 mot one of the old Harlem Road's "Well, because I saw him just before dignity; the Turks more dignity than conductors on tho evening of Mr. Van­ SOMETHING NEW! I held my first conversation with you. humor.—Youth’s Companion. derbilt's death. He had just heard the I saw him fall into the cistern, and I news, and he was overflowing with reckon he's pretty well tagg'»d out by reminiscenses of the dead magnate and Ibis time. Good day.’’ — Arkaneaw Alarm-clocks, as is well known, after the old Commodore. The Commodore, n time lose their power over n sleeper be said, was always a liberal dispenser Traveler. and fail to awake him, since ho becomes of free passes to favorite employes for —With the view of putting our accustomed to the noise. Tn remedy this themselves and families. Whenever brother peragniphers on their guard so defect an ingenious inventor Ims added one of them had a holiday be was that they may be careful in examining • cylinder, the baae filled with oom- given passes over tho road to any point their olmnge when making purchases prwBed air and the remaining space with be might«d«ire. He bad only to sug­ of stocks, bonds, etc., we would say cold water. A perforated tin tube Is at­ gest a ptM and he got it, and another that counterfeit one thousand-douar tached. which is pointed in the direction for his wife and children along with it. bills are in circulation—Hotlon Courier. needed. When tiro alarm boll goes off Soon after William H. assumed control tiro pressure of air is relieved and the of the Harlem Road this conductor who Muskets For Africa. water in the cylinder is driven out gossiped with me dropped in to sec him Muskets for the interior of Africa through the perforated tube over the to remark that he would like to take are still made in Birmingham, with tho head of the steeper, who is sure to his family over the road on the next day, and would Mr. Vanderbilt please 1 have set up a Hay Press in flintlock and priming pan of a contuo be awakened by tbe shower-bath. fill out a pass. and for thia reason, that, while •‘Hum!’’ quoth Mr. Vanderbilt, the City of Hastings, and am ago. powder can be made and flints col­ "hum! my friend, doesn’t this road pay lected in the very midst of the desert The German minister of war has given you for your work?” prepared to purchase Hay in sands of the. Soudan or die Sahara, It "Yes/’ answered the conductor, would be a work of risk or of impossi­ orders tor a number of doge to be trained amazed at any hesitation, as be remem­ any quantity. . bered the free-and-easy methods of the bility to import jH-rcuM.oM caps or csrCommodore. tridwi adapted to cuntral-ure or bammeri’ess pins; and, on-ainrilar grounds, engaged keeping guard during tho night. "And isn’t your salary big enough?" the iongfe barrel retains ita supremacy "I’ve got no eauM to complain.” "Well, we've got a ticket office and hS a weapon of ofifenwi in thoaa regions to tho prrsen: day. When the trader an accident whieh occurred in the course a clerk in it to sell ticket* to just such Call and wee me, at American from contented folks as you are. Good day, Tripoli vWto ValoMa he sir. ” And Mr Vanderbili went on seen carefully measuring the lengthy tyouse. Sb!, whieh are exhibited in the gun­ with his work. smith's showcases, in order may find a weapon of sufficient calibre —A farmer who feeds a number of for the coarae and slash shooting pow­ hogs says: "I have been in the habitat der hu is compelled to use.—Blackgiving my fattening hogs slop to drink, Yours respectfully, but this winter i gave them clear water instead, and the result hi that I have the nicest, soHdiatt meat I Lave two hundred and eighty-five ever put up.’’-—N. T. Tribune. IV !■ LANDIS. M. D.. )V . 1’hysican and Surgeon, WihXlIand, Mich. o.T.cv oik- rtoor south of the post office, will be •• ;;u«t there day or night.. aiffiSJa. ’"’•’ *■"“ Clothing & Furnishing Goods Ami Ila Ufa ra.tlaa,. fl... For the Spring Trade. He ie the exclusive dealer in the celbrated Tailor-Made J. C. 4 CO. CLOTHING. The Nobbiest Best Made, Best Fitting Suits known to the trade. Full line of Men#,’ Youth's Boys and Children's Suits. . . Wilson Bros.’ Celebrated Shirk. A good Men's Suit for................. .................... S3 50; A good Men’s Worsted Suit for 7 60; A good All-Wool Men’s Suit for ................. 8 80; Fine White Dress Shirt, unlnundried, for. 40; Good Style.Man’s Hat for Men’s Working Pants, for 90; Men’s Overalls: 40; OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. Having no rent to jiay, running my store on the lightest ex­ pense of any in the city, buying aijd selling goods tor cash, I can make prices on any line of good&_cheaper than any other dealer. You can get better value for your money of me thau of any other dealer. R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier. pRED’K HOTCHKISS Has Removed His Stock A. R. McOmber Store. DRESS MAKER. Farmers, Attention! C. A, BURLINGAME. ■After April 1st he will be settled in his new location, and will be glad to show you The Best Patterns Wall Paper, Ths fiittl Plw ui Jsssrsisi Bisv SUte. Detroit Liquid Paints, Drugs and Medicines. Buyers are Invited to make the test at HOTCHKISS,’ in both Goods and P ’ �A RAILWAYS TO THE RESCUE WORK. SUN-BURST FOR ERIN. THE NATIONAL GLADSTONE PRESENTS HIS BILL FOR FIRST MOVE IN DEFENSE OF THE SHOOTING DEPUTIES. Application for a Writ of Habeas Corput in Tholr Behalf Made by the Railroad Officials. ' TMt!n>onr •< the Inqnert—Ths Bayoaet Keep* Order in East 8U belli*—Funer­ al* ut Koine of Friday's Tletlms—A • Kn*h striker—Boycott fur Gould—Chief Arthur** View*. HT. Lovis April 11 — Application erne made • late Satuniny night to Judge Van Wagoner at his redden a by Judge Lauchliu. ropreaeutiug the LousiviUe & Nashville Railroad company. tar wriu. ot habeas corpus in the cas«i of tbe deputy sheriff* detained in this dty for tbe shooting in East St. Louis on Friday. In each casn the prtitfepor seta forth be is held in itho jail of the city of St Lou!» by Chief of Police Harrigan, and hi* detention ii illegal, because .said pet:tioo-ra bo wss a regular deputy sheriff in the oountyiof St Clair, stateof Illinois,engaged in the di-charge of his dutlra a* such officer o.n the Wh day of April, ISS6, in tbe dty of East St Laub, together with certain other deputy sheriffs, was attacked and set upon by a tawlce, mob end driven acroe* tho bridge into this dty, and upon meeting an officer of the . police force of this gclty said pell doner and his companions voluntar­ ily re {nested said officer to give thorn pro­ tection against the assailants and pur­ mem. That thereupon said officer delivered petionor to said Lawrence Harri­ gan. chief of i>oUce, as aforesaid, who caused petitioner and his companion duputy sheriff* to bo incarcerated in the said jaiL" Tho application then goes on to any that too petitioner has applied for reloaw to Chief Harrigan and has ixxm refuse!, und that tba application has not been refused by any superior court The capias being ordered to issue a notice in each case was made cut and sent to Maj. Harrigan commanding him to be and ap­ pear before the criminal court at 10 o'clock Monday morning and show enure for de­ taining the men who "are held upon no charge whatever.” , * They may all bo discharged, but they can all be rvarrwrted immediately upon war­ rants charging them with being fugitives from justice. The proceeding has no jxrticutar significance except in to far a* it show* that tbe railroad cumpanl-w projxws to stand by tiie dejmty sheriff, in their trials for th * death of tho seven men. Tim in-]UMt ou the bodies of tiie fieople killed by tbe deputy sheriffs bt-gnii Satur­ day afternoon. Tbe tint witnsw* was Joeeph Mitchell, formerly in the employ of tbe Ohio A Mississippi road. He said that he was on the Broadway crossing at the time tbe sh'Xtiag btgan; saw about tom dputiu on tbe Loulsullla & Nashville trestle; saw no stouwi thrown, But tom rd tho crowd call thodeputlis t cunreand laugh at them. A littL man, who appoard to bo tho loader, tol<rtfj>/cro«! t-Z disperse, and then a min­ ute after fired into them and a num stand­ ing near a telegraph pole felL Tbe crowd then turne I and ran, and all the dvputio* fired into them. f The above U tho sulatanen of all the te*tlsnony taks.i. Mrat of tbe witnore<» My no stow* were thrown and some were positive that nxio Were thrown. Th- depntirs now my that they did not commence the shooting; that they werj fired on from a house before they used their guns, und that Hwy have never* stated that they were tho first Co fire. MorxTntG Miijranr Guxan The only indications in Hast St Ixrais Saturday and Sunday of tbe violent acenes of Friday ws» tba pri-senre of tbe military at all points where it was possible for any intorfere-ice with the running of trains to ■Sake {dace; By » o'clock Saturday morn­ ing ti.or-j were ten companies of Illinois State Guar.is and a Gottlinggun present and guard »iu mounted around tho depot, and detail* cf men were sent to tho Vandalia, Ohio & Mississippi, Louisville ft Nashville, Indianapolis & St Louis, and the Cairo Short Lina yards. A strung guard wast also place,! at tiie Broadway crossing where tho shooting occurred 'ibe militia on tha ground consists of ten companies from tho Eighth and Tilth regiments of the Second brigade, and were as follows: Eighth regi­ ment—Company D, Champaign, Capt Haines, 40 mon; Company F, Greenville, Capt Bombunnor, 32; Company H. Paris, Capt. Jaquitb, »■; Company I, Vandalia, Capt. Washburn, 47; Company K, Nash­ ville, Capt Huegloy, 4d; Company L, bpartn, Capt Mckalroy, 4.T. Fifth Rai­ ment—Company B, Taylorville, Capt Crocker, 40; Company C, .Springfield, Capt Brinkerhoff, ■»; Comj'ony G, Virden. Capt Wilson, 43; Company H, Decatur, Capt Welk. -W, maxing a total of 415 men. In addition to the above wore ten • man from Battery A. of Danville, in charge of tho Gntth'n,- gun. under command of Lieut Tom A. Kimber. Bodies Adjt Gan. Vance, whois in command, there were Col L Wrugboff, of the governor's staff; General Inspector CoL L Shatter, and Quartarrmaster J. C. BslL Tba following field effic-ro of tbe Eighth are in command: CoL R. M. Smith, Lieut CoL M. A. Ewing, and Maj. F. E. Wright; also Adjt W. ,C. Wili-ax and C—ti m I wary Lieut William Shipperd. Of tho Fifth only Lieut Col J. a Culver and Adjt U. L. Mcruay ware on tbe ground. The governor of Illinois also ordered tho remaining companies o: the Fifth and I Eighth rogimeuta to report at East St Louis. The companies are located as fol­ lows: Farmington, Carthago, Peoria, Dolavau, Jackson rille, I*vteraburg, Metrexlis, and Marion. An order was received Sunday from Gov­ ernor Oglesby putting Brig Gen. J. N. hrece in command of all tbe troops, and be at on ■*-• issued am order assuming command and making tbe proper aaslgnmenu of troops SBSO1.UT* ORDKB KK1OKED during Saturday except in < me Instance, where a drunk-n striker named Swaney shot at a sentry naxnod Kent, of Company C. 1’ifth infantry. He mbsod and Un ecu try knockoil the pistol out of his hand with his musket and arrested the shooter, who bail remarked jUrt before be Cred, “You are too it>3 ctrileri r..——> .. and I o'clock Monday momlax comixnlai IRISH GOVERNMENT. Eighth regiment, and from Jackson, Petereburg and Edwardsville of the Fiftieth nr- Legislative Independence the Base of THE NEWS IN BRIEF. tntionis LAW-MAKERS AT THE CAHTAL CFTY. service with too imperial government In two tho Measure, Combined with All day Sunday the yards were guarded by armed militiamen. Sentrie* were placed within hailing <Uslanc<o of each other, and al-o at the entrance to the^ilg bridge. No The proposition of Imperial bard me which Imperial Unity. *■ M UUO W .w ------ —should pay oiie-fifteentb toward taperinl ___ t* . .*__ ■ ,r*W___ _.. A large influx of friend* aud symjathixeni crusting over from St Louis rtaxBAU or nup&Y's uasn At an early hour Sinday morning large th" funeral cor-iuoniei ot Patrick Driscoll. tiona of Knights ot Labor from Belleville and oth»r Illinois towns coma in on the mo. niag train*, and whqn the prtxwJon was formed between 5,0a» and <J,UUU people were in lino. The remains of the three mon were taken to St Patrick's church, where the funeral services of the Roman Catholic church we:e bold, after which tho prooreslon re-formed .and wended ita way to St Peter’s eametery. On their return they again formed Into line to attend the funeral of Mai Rycbman and Mrs Pfeiffer, two more of the victims Mayor Joyce and the city police f jrve, accompanied by a bram baud, marcbod at ths bead of ths cortege, and tbe number of people wbo followed the remains to the cemetery was even greater than in tho previous precession. Aro IM**»tl«ucd. Loxdos, April 0.—Tbe ' grand old man” made probably tho greatest effort uf bis life together in tbe rtreet* surrounding tbe par­ liament bouse who could do nothing but bear tbe cheeii of those fortunate individu- tween tho two countrlw, aud rourludnd that the total oxp-ndituree ot Ireland, iwludlng a payment as a sinking fund as tho Irish portion of ths national debt st LT,Vl<i,t. *1 Against that there was n total income of £‘>.350,000, or a surplus to tbe jorernnwnt of i'4OI.'«O « Mr. Gladstona said: It natureUy has been said tn England and Scotland that we for free ship bill, and a jwUtiou from colored arbitration bin ws» favorably referred. U-at tbe recant dispute in tbe Illinois lodge does not affect thM^iJ,^" rotation;, of the lok-u rna. Mr MOW York, wu a____ 1 others brultoj and Ltfrn«L WiltoTrenbOlm w|a couflnmri Mondar controller of the currency. demo all lhl» in an endeavor to give Ireland Iri-h members, having beard that too Torio* 1MU Many of those law* have been pawri undi-r an influence whieh 1 can hardly de­ panim and their employes was favorably reported. Bennett of -North Carolina made with UabUIUsa at f U.O.ti deny tbe good intentions of the British par­ adjournment followed devotion worthy ot a mighty good,cause. Gladstone's appearance in an open car The firer whieh caused so much excitement Friday night were less destructive than an­ ticipated, being confined to tho dsstruction of box-care mostly. The fire department was unable to do anything because tho bosv was cutwhon they turned tho water on and" it is wa* gotten through the **!d that tho audstant chief of tin lire de­ partment was warnt-d that it would not bo “healthy" for him to persist In tbe Cairo Short Line yards, two empty box-care of tho Burlington road, wore burned, and one calxK»»-<ar and six box-cars ot the Cairo Short Line road. The property was com­ that outside, and tho building might almost pletely destroyed, only the -trucks remain­ ing. Tho track a-ales and »\nlo house of tho Cairo road were also burned In tbe yards of the Illinois St St. Louis rood, near tho rolling mills, fourteen box­ IdSi, amid a silence for tbe momunt that cars, three ot which were loaded with oak After deetering that the question of Irish bridge-tire and one with coal were com­ government and Irish lands w. re insvpara pletely burned. biy connected but Impossible of elucidation Some furth-r damage occurred in tho to.getber, bo said that tbe magnitude of thCairo Short Lino yards further out, but ita task before him filled him with mistrust, but exact character has not yet been learned. It was tho evident Intention to destroy the should fail was greater than that mtatm.t car-repair shops ami ruuud-hsuso of th<r Cairo road, and the early presence ot tho fencing with the Irish question, the governtroop* alone prevented this. 11» Knl/hta of Labor •liwlaim tbe incendiarism. fusee are believed to have been started with that which will restore legislation to its cool oil as a barrel was missel from tho natural, ancient and unimpeded courw, und shops of t>io Cairo Short 1 Jna Tho total lua* will roach between SjO.OQo* and 4d0,u<>. KMIGRTS' KTATMIKXT BPKOTXA bear] on a footing of thoee free institutions The general executive board are in ex­ to which Englishmen, Scotchmen and inah cellent humor, ritay avy tb-<y have a state men allks are unalterably attached. [Loud ment from undoubted authority that tbe buxiness done by Wm Missouri Pacific is ruin memlera] nothing near Un* amount claimed by Mr. Mr. Gladstone then said that coervloo had Ho vie in the report* lately publi*b«-d. When asked to sjwcify they presented tho ruled. Something' following statement of freight trains run: "Care received at all stations from March fait that the Irish di-credited the taws made 27 to April l*-U5 trains; 2.8W loads: 112 einptie* Care forwarded from nil stations laws. England ana .Scotland were governed from March 27 to.April B-^140 trains: 3,055 by English and Scotch taws; Ireland mu*t loads; 3S2 empttaa Grand total of work done on system within dates above, .TX train*; 5.1*22 loads; 424 empties" poeud to reconcile diversity of legislatures This is an average of about H0 trains ot with imperial unity. There ba.1 bumi an loads aud 30 empties j>er day. and U Irish parliament and it bad shown itself widely different from the reports as rendered by Mr. Hoxta The executive if England had net blundered by abolishing board claim, however, that it is true in every detail The Knights have issued a circular assert­ the plan of bow to give Ireland a legislature ing that owing to the inada-juste rood re­ to deal with Ireland, <u> distinguished from pairing force on ■ tho Missouri Pacific it is imperial affaire. [Hear, boar.) He was dangerous to travel oa that line. It is oho confronted al tho outset with what l»e felt stated that tho mon in charge of tho engines when they are put In thu round-house are incompetent to properly take cam of them, and for ttrwo and oilier reasons tbe public b warned of tbe risk they run in patronizing tho Gould linrs of railway. mons to control English and Scotch affair*. TALK ON THE TOPIC. rtoolbar Irish representatives should coms Chief Arthur’s Opinion!—Powderly on of imperial affaire, be thought it could not . the Arbitration BilL Cdjn-Etj..*D, Ohio, AprU 12.-P. M. Ar­ conclusion that Irish members and Iri«h thur, grand chief engineer of tbe Interna­ psers ought not to sit tn tbe tiona! Brotherhood of Locomotivo Engin­ palace of Weetminrter. [Cries of Oh! eers, has returned from the aoat of trouble Ob! and chsera] -Hs belfsreJ that Great tn the southwest He was interviewed Sat­ Britain would nvver impose upon Ireland urday with a view to learn his opinion on the present great railroad strike, and aho on strike* in general. Mr. Arthur said. tical difficulty, were they “A decided advance has been made in this unl^V of tbe empire Ho country toward tbs solution of the labor substantial ground that to question since the great railroad strike of unity of tb.o empire would 1277. Take our brotherhood, for example Since the date named all tbe disagreements great misfortune for Great Britain aud n with railroa.1* havo been amicably ar­ ranged. There has been 4 better feeling H‘.s plan to avoid thi* difficulty was to between us and tho employers. The course give tbe Irish parliament authority over all of tho brotherhood has tad an effect taxation except customs and .r.udf »ci*s on other line* of labor. ' For instoxn-e tbe duties as were connecte-i with customs; tbe Knights of Labor adjusted after our plan proceeds of ths customs taxes to be be d for tome diflkultius that bars arisen on the Ireland's benefit, and whatever balance is Gould system, and an agreement of com­ promise was formally antsred into. In re­ gard to tho present strike In tho southwest, 1 do not care to go into that I know noth­ ing of tho matter from the parties In Intervet themselves, and all I might say would be based on beansay only. I will be glad to ■ay this, however, that I heartily indorse the sentiments uttered by Mr. Powderly re­ tbar repre -entative* elected liy tbe people, cently, and if bls ideas are carried out no rho should constitute another order. Wlta serious difficulty can accrue. I think the strike will result in the enoctmsnt of a law by tbe Knights that will effectually pre­ vent ahy such trouble in tbe future. In re­ gard to the report that I am opposed to tbe eight-boor law, I wish to say ft la not true. I am in favor of any law that will tend to a capital value of A40(1 Ho proposed that promote the welfare and advance tbe inter­ tbe. 101 Irish msmbera in tbe bouse should ests of workingmen. There are. however, in my opinion a large number who would not profit by thu enactment of such a Iww." o^Moneybimbia, on jUM wt**t coui ol sometimas necoesary not only that g<*>i THI RU8 ALL OUT. bis resolution Tm-eday blown from the track into a ditch aud history required nut only that these proceed from congenial and native sources, laying down not for Ireland exceptionally. It wm thu Very principle u;»n which,withm bis recollection an<l to tho immense advautagc of thk country, parliamunt ha.1 not only altered, but bad revolutloolnsd our Ixigan, McMillan, Mahcno. Mitchell of Ore­ gon, Morrill. Payne, Platt. Riddleberger, f-abin. Sawyer, bjoooer and Stanford. Tbe senate then od.ournod. *age was read. A bill' providing for a gkOO.COj publie building at Ban Antonio, __ _____ ■ •*•*________ office at the colonial office fifty yoan* ago th., colonies were governed from U>wning street The Irub parliament bod tried to I'arUann-ut Attorns, Monday, from Ao inspo tion of tbs frontier def-mws, and tho exprvoucn* um4 Thursday. April A many to adopt a system,of legal eduratka simitar to that in vogue la Great Britain. Clausoti and her •A Duluth dispat b announces tiv* failure of Wright. Ray & Co., who bold from the interior department Amendments ojiening of Indian territory to srtftetnent. Irish nationality, ventfag itself in a demand for general self-government In Irish—nut Imperial affaire ' The couelusion I hold is that there is such a thing as local patriotism, which in iteeif is not bad, but good. (Cheered Tbe Wctaonian ix full of local pntrioU-m; ttoe Scotch­ man is full of local jiatriottam. (Cheers) on margins 1 be strikes throughout Belgium eaired and the^roe coinage tl<o bouse adjuurnel Wamutoiox Crrr. through Indian territ-wy to the Kansas & y at ban Diega a Cr.seo, Wu, early W^dixwdayi morning, flame* destroy<d Gatil-rt • b' x* uccupad by Georg- A MeUger and"others* stall more profoundly Irish. But it d<xu not follow that b*«;u*' butoriral patriotawn 1* white a good many senate s exprwewd a wiiiingnses to v<<«. tor Montana’* admboion pcrial (SUriqtUm. by conferring tbe right of roffrage to quailtbe treasurer of the Hendrick* coifrouted. 0Tuli, I havs finally deleted and voted upon S[>wbeo were madb by'DilWe. Hisctrk. Hswitt and others, io opixvition to free coinage, and by au annudtnent providing that if by July I, found in a vioW which reeta upon fleient providence which has made tn geu oral Europeans, and in particular English natural prospirity have no mo.ui nays, 1IK Wamhjxutux City, April to —Tbe n« senator from California, Hon. George momiment The National Tube Works (A. resident, will be moved from Mid.ll Mnt Rom Garland Ch-men* that the re*olutk>nl*ta have been vouij i-tely After »omo unim;>ortant bux;na.*s bad l*en speech on the Qsbsriee qoteUon, holding that tbe proper policy of tbe United States legrefor United Btetoe shipping as tba bars]; but and. with with marked col-inn**. Ho was stop]wd In lut'.ou appropriating money for tbefiool sufferers of Alaliama. Reach of New York objecting. The bowm went into commit:** monument nt » asblngto:! will veto u|»n a proposition to expend fi'V 000 upon a soldiers* monument. O'Neill of Mta.ou.-i asked unanimous consent for cousiduratian of resolution* of syuijethy with Giadstoae in his efforts toMcnro a fnw parliament for Ireland. ton police court Monday u c^npiamaat indsjeadent gor. rn rnenx Tb» federal Idea, as exemplified in Amerina, Germany, and Italy, was what ho finally declared him- Lord Hartington followed, taking tbe act arbitration l.dlL Harrison proeeutM the petition and advocated tbe principle ot arbitration. Tho Washington territory blit Him, n— ...J —..___________ . parliament, and predicted that instead of proving M peace measure h would prodaos Chaplain Milburn mads a prayer against rnnkat.r..— * -w him |5. dtapatcb from Mackinaw City . ..**<* an The freight brakemen ou ths Mobil-’ .v 4V, for twenty-six trips of 10) miles each The members of the j-iid fire depart.™* He danlarod Tbe Bom to be Boycotted. Nsw York, April 12.—Tbe Central Labor union ^Sunday adopted a preamble calling Jay Gould “an srrh enemy of the republic," and that “It is tbe intention and puruoeo of the great enemy of tbe American people to destroy all lalior organ!rations. ” They also adapted rreolutiau* pledging assistance to the striking Knigbta and winding up as fol lows: That we appoint a cummfttee to pre­ pare the way for executing a general boy. colt upon Jay Gould in this and other nttas, and ww oar utmost exertions to per­ suade all other*, to do likewisa Tbe meet­ ing left it wholly with the eonuniuee to be appointed to settle upon a plan of boycott lag Jay Gould, and no one present bad any idea whst would bo dona was defeated by, a vote of yeas, IV; naya Jl, tbe-yea vote bring as follows: Blair, Cam­ beoitancy and peoclpi- lands wm reported. jury Ln London promptly acquttod Hyda Park and T rafalgar Kinser. thing which related the to crown; that which to cur foreign colonial, retationa. Cbicaoo, April ia—Over fi,0C0 people _-owilod tho Armory of the First Cavalry Batuntay night to litira to speeches favor- It would situation in Great Britain l«' bibitang the amjdoymmt «ixte«u nd Alsxan icr. Sullivan. Resolution, were labor ami denouncing Jay"Gould cx-PrasliUut Arthur � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-04-22.pdf 2c824084b6eaa33da781eae0e63c1f33 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXX.. NO. 52. , HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 22, 1886. rhe Hastings Banner. County News. new band is composed of the following members:' * Frank Brayton, Eb Clarionet; Herb. IHnHsy. Bb Clarionet; Frank Childs, Bb Cornet; John Norman, Bb TromJ«ne: Will Preston Eb Alto; Theodore Rogers Bb Tenor; Nelson Hinkley, Eb Tuba; Frank Roush. Tenor drum. Mr. Clifford Conley, of Ohio, b visit­ ing ^his sister, Mrs. John Fighter, thb WHOLE NO. 16-12. John Hazelton has bought a new team. Sugar making has cioaM, now it is time to harvest your buckets. A few suckers Ln Gravel brook and there are ten. men and boy to one fish. E. E. Blocher is working Geo. Well­ man's farm thb summer. There will t»e a donation at- Mr. Payne s Wednesday night the 21st. The. quarterly meeting will be held at the L. B. church Saturday and Sun­ day. Come out every one and hand in yaur penny. How is it when a person professes to have religion, and keeps tending to some one.ebe's business? • Don’t my readers think that they have something else to attend to ? I think they should al least look more to their own affaire and leave their neighbors alone. North-east Hastings The city road scraper did some good work on our road last week. . Carlton. Mr. L C. Bmch was very IB last Items are scarce. w«k but is now able to be out. As two of Freeport’s enterprising Little Maud Whitney has been quite men were on their way to Hastings sick the past week. -■ ELEMENT SMITH, —— they came in contact with what they Mary Bagla is spending a few weeks supposed to be a monstrous snaka Lawyer. iviiscBtrnoN rates at her brother’s, David Ragla. (OBce In Union H*n Block, orar .tar. * W s They got out of their wagon and one A. Barnum was the first to sow oate •nneiT himself with a dub and the Goodyear & Oo.) in thb vlclnitv. The Misses Nora and Mary Conley, other with a stone weighing some fraoticet In all Courta ot the H».lr There was a^abbath school organized than a ton. succeeded in killing the of Maple Grove are visiting at John ADVERTISING RATES: at the Altoft school house Sunday. h j-eryexr................ *.....l.,...tl00 00 monster, which when killed measured Fighter's. K Kka>’’*»j’ C. H. There was - a surprise party at Mr. Mr. McDowell, of Middleville,' b look­ i charge fur special positions. about eight inches. They returned IT NAPPEN & VanARMAN. Sutton's Tuesday night. ing over thb section with the view of home to tell their snake story. V ___ Lawyers. Leroy Barnum and wife spent Sun­ . JOB PRINTING. Reuben Wilson walks around town buying a farm. (Over HastlnxH National Bank.) day with friends in Coate Grove. now with a turn down collar. I?s a Jas. Godfrey and wife enjoyed a brief g.p...-i ,i vide b felt In- the Job Printing DeFred Wolcott and Leon Van Vebor wuin,-rd <>’l BAX.XK1U Everything in the boy tliatsalljbutit weighs 8 pounds visit Saturday from their cousin. Wal­ are attendingAchool In Hastings. B SWEEZEY. Attorney and U ouncet*. ter Hayward. of Middleville. rnt.r i* new: and with th*latest faeesof Law Solicitor In Chancer/ We think it is high time Hastings Mr. 8.0. Croff whq lias l>een visiting John Carpenter b working for Dr. ;/>•. Ui ■ ni'V't approved patterns of machinery* was saying, "we are to have no saloons at Wm. Godfrey’s during the winter, Practice tn all rourto c! the stale. IS'1 •••wr-tent workmen employed, enables the °/ (ieorT« Swort. the coming year, where young men or .“illy Devine, ot whom we spoke of returned to hb home in Mason county > J u> !v drtt-claM iob work. little? boys rather, from sixteen to twen­ AVILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. wrltf 8 Ck la8t Week’lS D° better al 0113 Tuesday. Doc. Goodwin thinks It’s mean Jim ty years, are taken home drunk night TT Justice of the Peace. Crow’s unknown fnend gave him so after night. Oollectluns a specialty. Orangeville. Dill Cain ta painting Joel Smith’s •» W. LOWRY. M.D.. Boys begin to coon eggs for easier dead away last week. nOGML V. 1 ’h yslcian, Surgeon and Oculist. Farmers busv with their spring work. A horse trade kicked up more excite­ this week. Mbs Mary Alierding, 4vho has been T M. B. GILL AS PIE. Mr. Arbour had a severe attack of ment on our streets Tuesday afternoon, Mr. S.N. Baldwin lias a new board Cxi'i ta:«» ur country promptly attended. working at Hastings, spent Sunday at gout. Ort Sour* - * t>» w -• n>- and 1 to a p. in. • -'otary Public. fence in front of hb house which im­ than we have witnessed before for A home. ■ The Mrs. Arbour, Paine, Crawford long time. ri-.uur st Holloways'11 storeproves the looks of hb place very much. .< .ttantl.-m wild tn MiiYiealdlMMuaa Josephine Alierding, formerly of thb and Mr. Valentine are on the sick list Duel & White are repainting their pl«* but who has been visiting friends this week. , W.VROOMAN. FOXTM CORNERS­ •tore. in Ohio, returned homo last week. Our M. D. that took an excursion in H LANDIS. M. D, |-L’ Auctioneer, Frank Boise b rapidIv excavating Will Sutton is on the nick Ibt. Nick Tebough, from Loudonville, company with a couple of bottles of for hb new building. Physical! and Surgeon, >.. ot experience in cnrtne m Chas. Demond Sundayed at Joseph vfsiUn« hi8 sister, Mrs. Sol. Hastings whtakey has not returned Buildlnfc and business are on the Fidler's. Alierding. yet If some steady, sober, physician rush thb spring. Occasional vteitors to The fannershave commenced their Oflli*'<i«v»r tb of the post offlce. will be I those well who may call upon me. »-ij Taylor Daniels spent Saturday and would move into the place umd attend our burg will be surprised next time Tzn<Ul>*tv J.»y or night.|----------------- -------------------- spring work. to business be would do well. Sunday in Baltimore. they drop in on us to see the life John Johnson works for James Fish­ Elder Moore, of Hastings, gave a Mr. George Brooks and wife, of Hast­ we are manifesting. n . i IM \il.K.MAN. IFARY C. COBB* er the coming summer. very interesting lecture at the school ings. vbited at Mr. Searle’s last week. F ,'Honnepathic Physician & Surgeon, Eugene Cook was on out streets Lee Fuller started north with a load John Turner, of Wayland, called on Tuesday. house last Sabbath evening. of maple sugar on Wednesday last. Fir»t d V pt*! trf drug »tore.) Farmers are very busy sowing their some of hb old friends'Saturday. What might have been a very serious Carrie Fuller visited a week jvith Mrs. Henry Arbour, of Muir, is at accident occurred near the little Iron oat*. Some have not their ground Tilt. Wm. JUNES, Carlton friends. Especial attention given given to cutting and I‘ Dentbt. Omif- Prices muoqable. Apprentices want- plowed while others have got their oats her father-in-law’3. bridge over the brook south ot the de­ Quite a numt>er of our young folks at­ m. Stephen Nichols-has sold hb village pot. Mrs. A. C. Buxton and Mrs. John ol. U ork room orer M m. Behautz’a store. tended a fantastic hop near your city Aj K.wk promptly xtteaded The carpenters are working on the lot to Will Beattie and will move to Furnbs were driving along the ap­ Consideration proach to the bridge, which b about It1 on Tuesdar night last. church. John Gordon b the head boss. Charlotte next week. gOMETHING NEW! mhhu voaus, ui VUT1UJO, naaiu vue •SOO. John is.a first class mechanic. feet above the <* •- when — nata, their «horse burg on business Mondav last. The Carpenter brothers have rented d backed the buggy «„„„ down ] G. W. Coate is having some patent took fright and ; r.t tor the Ohio Farmer^ Insurance Co. their father's farm, which they will the embankment the . lootjtenets built on hb farm which adds _* and j under j l • jsiii-u-. on x man'ii property against work thb summer. Carpenters are all busy. bridge. The buggy was badly dam­ A. J. Stilwell will leave in a few days At Spangemacher & Mason's saw aged, and Mrs. Buxton had her right David Ragla says that he can down acting as insurance agent. May he mill at thb place, work b being hurried elbow dislocated. Mrs. Furnbs and any man now, but its all on account of prosper is our best wish. 100 K .v HIELDON, through preparatory to shutting down her little boy, Eddie, who was with that 7 pound boy that arrived at hb Aunt Bettie Carpenter, who has been for repairs. them, escaped unhurt, as did also the home on Sufiday the 11th. visiting tier son. b with us again. We Bev. Whaley, of Richmond, Mich, horse. As the buggy went down the ia tlntr.v: Block.Halting*, Mich.) are glad to see her and know that bank Mrs. Furtiiss threw the boy into imu she eae delivered uruvcieu an ou able awa sermon eeriuon to io a Urge large and i b well. the water to keep him from getting I interested audience at the CoogregaCopgrt h*«»I*m I have set up a Hay Press in .Frank Ballou has 'hb barn jpainted. tizinal hurt, and then waded in and got him. tional church I...., hut U.....4.... Sunday *morping. The weather is beautiful and we PHILIP T. COLGBOVE, Isaac Alierding did the work. ,|, Fishing and swapping abonuni Fbhing abominable Had she been disabled, as was her com­ hope to see no more cold. I Lawyer, the City of Hastings, an^ am Sim Becker also has hb barn painted. stories about lucky catches b the most panion, how the kid would have got The extra meetings continued HuUngs. Mich. ‘ Dill Cain did the work. Dill is a good popular pastime just at present in the out b a poser. titrough the past week with consider-' metropolb of Thornspplt!. IT’ -ju;; j Attorney fur Barry County. prepared to purchase Hay in workman. able interest James (’-overt, of Keene, is putting a The following gentlemen who form­ to Detriotto live in the near future. Mrs. Jordan takes her departure towhite robe on our new church. • erly haled from Middleville, but who Claud b at work there and John b any quantity. are now of Lansing, were in town over there every other day on his postal run, Attorney at Law, Doyle ha* rented his house for Sunday: W. A. Shank, A. T. Sprague, so they have decided to move there. CASTLETON. a time and he and Miss Frankie will llime Walrath has gone to Woodland make it their home with Mrs. Colwell H. E. Hanlon and A.J. Free. . JI courts of the Stnta. Collections Mr. Bert Baldwin and wife, of The usual quiet of Justice Cobb'a to take charge of a harness shop which in the future. Howard City, are visiting Win. TomliCall and see me, at American son. court was broken .Saturday by a law hb brother Herb, has started there. The cellar for Mrs. E. Jones* house is FOHN • ARVETH. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Glasgow have now ready for the wall. suit, as to the nature of which we are B. W. Austin has.built a new hen uninformed. •-> Attorney at Law, House. been at Jonesville tlie past week. Some George Blackman begins work on his house and intends to go into the poultry .Ml jdlerille. Mich. As the season draws nigh when the of their relatives there are quite UL barn to-day. business. Tom Purkey. Mr. Lobdell and Billy assessor b wont fto size up our worldly The missionary society is entertained E. Lockhart was the first lucky man possessions, the number of ownerless Felghner started for California Thurs­ a RIKER, by Mrs. Albert* Storms on Wednesday to sow oats and pens. He commenced canines rapidly increases. Attorneys at Law and Yours respectfully, day of last week. of this week. the 14th. Solicitors in Chancery. An organization has been affected Among real estate changes we jnote Dr. Sackett spent a few days- in Fine spring weather and the farmers that Mrs. H. Johnson has purchased of among the village thidesmen for the b.otk, over Be*mer Broz.) ' > listings, Midi. are improving the same by putting in I. N. Keeler, hb residence on Main purpose of setting occtisionally down Hastings the past week. • . of lb.? state. Attend to 16 hours of hard work per day. on the chronic dead beat customers. street. * Lacey. Aggie Watring had a rag-sewing bee R. E. Combs has bought the C. B. Now how In thunder will Jim Crow Kjsry to last Friday. Some twenty ladies from Williams’ place on Broadway, and after live? I am afraid, like the saloonist, Mary Avery is suffering with the mumps. the vicinity were present They sewed remodeling the house will make that I shall be compelled to migrate. 23 pounds. Good for one day’s work. The band ot hope at Lacey b grow­ The new street commissioner has, at his family residence. ing fast. All under twenty-one are nO. Neice and sister entertained the Dr. P. H. Evans h<w purchased the last awakened and is getting something young people at their parents’ residence Boltwood house and lot, and will reside done. The big iron bridge nas iwen re­ Invited to join. Mrs. Herltert Holmre b on the sick last Friday evening with a sugar party. there in the future. floored the croas walks are being repair­ Mrs M. A. Bloom, who was taken Henry D^moutb, the brave deputy ed. and the streets are receiving the ut- Ibt. Mr. Powers commenced his school at severely ill Wednesday, is slowly re­ sheriff who wfts to be tried on the 17th tion. of a force of workmen. But it will covering. for damaging Chas. Cook’s horse by get there all right if he don’t get to dig­ Dowling one week ago last Mondav. Mbs Elsie and Inez are visiting at Mrs. D. Bird, who has ixjc-n atilicted over driving, settled with Crfok, thereby ging too many wells. their Uncle’s E. A. Froebuck of Maple with the inflamatory rheumatism, is saving costs and avoiding the unpleas­ A very fine tipie was had by the band slowly recovering. ant odor that a suit would Have created. boys at the party Saturdry night Sor­ Grove. C. Waters’ is on the gain. Some talk in town of another saloon. ry there were not more out. Mr. Care. of Odessa, has moved into We sincerely hope it will prove a false onawasTizxB Mtixa. Ed. Oviatt has gone to Morenci after E. lAJckhart’s log house. hb wife who has l<een home on a visit. alarm. Married on the 14th, at the M. P. par­ Mrs. H. Vanotett was in Grand Rap­ A gentleman named Everett, from sonage, by the Rev. Voorhees, Mbs May When Prosecuting Attorney P. T. ids the past week v iiriting parents. Colgrove learned that the yoiing men north of town, was buried from the- — M. Bright .of thb place, and John Stock­ Mr. Manley, of Jackson, was here on whom be had been called here to prose­ K church Tuesday under Masonic hon holm­ dale, of Allegan. business the past week. cute for burglary had been set at liber­ ors. TBrpresident of the M. P. conference Elias Gate and wife, of Orangeville, ty {tending the examination, he refused Gnat demand for vinegar barretaand preached here Sunday evening and gave visited their daughter Mrs. G. Wit tie to do anything with the case. The big jugs by some of our prominent us a very fine sermon. the past week. Joung men are still stopping at the citizens since the temperance ordinance A P. Hodge-has gone to the east part Carr Oversmith, of Marshall, was was passixL Are they going to take to of the state. Called there by the seri­ ohnson House. . here on business the past week. C. B. Williams and family left for drinking vinegar to quench their thirst? ous illness of hb sister. Steve Sprenget Is finishing threshing their new. home in Bay City last week. JIM CROW. Mrs. Voorhees and Mrs. Will Turner clover aeed> R. Watkins, turnkey at the Ionia are on (he sick Ibt, . M. Shores has commencedthe base­ House of Correction, b visiting hb YANKEE SPRINGS. ment of hb 40x80 barn. family here thb week. northeast Barry. The spring time has come and a little School commenced in the Mirner dis­ The line roller grbt mill to be built rain would be very acceptable. Mrs. Mathew Baird Is gaining slowly. trict Mondav. by French & Son-b almost an assured Wm. Dunn, of Johnstown, is very Hl. Spring work b quite well advanced Mrs. Rev. Smith is seriously sick, thing. In a few months Middleville in this vicinity. Doubtful if he ever recovers. ' will Imj the best grain market in thb School begins at the Bunnell dbtrict No. preaching at dbtrict No. 3 Sun ­ FKBEPOBT. part of the state. next Monday, Mbs Nettie Marshall as day evening. From the Herald. Symptoms of a severe base bull fever teacher. Don’t it look bad to see a man with Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wallace. have plainly manifested themselves his face tied up Monday? 1 am much obliged for the compli­ thb week. Middleville will turn out u April 12th-a boy. The Klingensmith school commenced ment* of the editor of the Journal, as Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. M.’ Herring­ club thb summer which will get away last Monday with Clara Luther as far as spelling and grammar goes. with anything that plays ball in the toil. April 10th—a girl. • The Freeport hotel Is being Improved county. Pleasant Surprise-Tuesday even­ T. S. Clark made a short business with a new yard fence. trip to Detroit last week. ; ing, April Gth, being the 20th anniversa­ A large crowd was in attendance at WOODLAND. Lena Bennett b slowly recovering ry of Mr. and Mrs. McPharlin, friends Dr. Devore’s sale Tuesday. Flection excitement has in a large from quite a long sickness. Arnold Sisson has moved into the and neighbors gathered at their resi­ John O’Connor has a new horse. measure subsided. rooms over Moore & Shepard’s tin shop. If two b a company how many does dence two mites south of this city. The We want that telephone line, Mr. happy couple were completely surprised Conrad Smelcher b erecting a new it take to make a crowd ? house on hb late purchase, the Nagler Welton. The evening was spent in soda! chat F. F. Hilbert left for Chicago Mon­ . Did* he really fallout of an apple and singing. A splendid supper was term. tree ? Well thata hb story for it. day to purchase goods. Mr. Henry Withey and wife expect John O'Connor and wife visited at provided, and a large number of pres­ D.M. Myers and wife went to the ents were given them in remembrance of to return to Michigan about ths first of home of Mrs. M. In Branch Go., Mon­ Lowell the first of the week. Junenext. Mrs. T. & Clark was called to Nash­ the happy event Following b a Ibt of day. The serious Illness of her mother John Riegler b improving hb resi­ called them thither. John Lee attends ville Monday oa«gccotint of the sick­ P Set of china dbhea— Geo. Myera, Jas. dence lot by grading and enclosing it to Mr. Mvgr's duties as teacher here in ness ot a cousin. with a new fence. George and Henry Nidy have been Dooley, Patrick McPharlin, Martin the latter’s absence. Tinkler, F. Brodeaser, Jas. Shalvey, August Goach and sons are engaged C. A Hough was at the county seat trying the agency businees and report Rob’t Johnson and wives; Thos. Heney In building road fence and otherwise fair success. Tuesday. Jr. and MJ» B. Tague. 7 iniproving their Bergy term. The agricultural implement man Is Extention table—Thoa. Heney and Wm. Fox. of Bowne, has rented Mr. already In the Add. He Is quite numer­ Dowlimo. wife. Wooley’s farm in Carlton township and Very nice weather at present. ous. Rocking chair—Mrs. Ann Coffidd. moved thereon the first of the week. Joseph Hough, a well known resi­ The shower on Thursday made the Hanging lump—Thoa. Heney, John Tuesday morning's rain has made the dent of Woodland, dropped dead while wheat and grass look better. wheat take on it* carpet of green, and Ryan, and wives; Misses Jennie Heney, visiting at, a near neighbor’s Thursday Mr. Roberta, of Bedford, b visiting Katie McPharlin. and Lizzie Totey. of course the court house yard at Hast­ afternoon. He had been feeling better triends in thb place. Ambrino set—D. Smith and wife. ings must be getting green too. , than usual that day. Heart disease Those that attended the dance Thurs­ Miss Katie Coffield, and Geo. Coflield. Wm. DeVore, who has been in Tenn­ was the cause. Mr. Hongh was 64 day night report a very good time. China cup. saucer and plate—Mr. essee the past winter, selling patent years of age at the time of his death. A Mr. Spencer Holcome bto work Riley and wife. fence, has returned and te now visiting Wheat looking pretty well, but needs for George Bryant China fruit dish—Jas. Shalvey Jr. hifl son, Dr. DeVore of this place. Meeting at the church every Sunday Glaus cake stand—Mines Minnie Doo­ On Friday and Saturday of last week, rain. night. ley. Katie Dooley and B. Tague. Mrs. J. Fighter enjoyed a vbit from NORTH-WEST CASTLETON. IL Nichols, of Alba, b visiting at Ambrino sugar bowl and sauce dish her aunt, Mrs. David Stoutenburgh.of Mrs. Newton's. Roads are rood and every ttflng —Geo. Gregory and wife. Norwalk. Ohio. Mrs. Fighter’s mother Mina Corl b visiting friends in thb Glass butter dbh —P. Bechtel and wife. and brother from Maple Grove were seems to be lively. Every horseman says he has a blood­ vicinity. Pin cushion -Mis* T. Tinkler. We hear that there will be a party al that Harry Barnard, a ed horse. Oat sowing is in full blast and there Dowling Friday night May. 7th. Lost or stolen a cow aboutR> young man who has been boarding There was quite a large crowd al the with Horace Booedlet during the win­ b a lot of them put in. The child of Horatio Warner. who meeting Sunday night. We hope they ter. lett Mr. B.’e • lew dap ego with­ will take as much interest to come to James McGinnis speckled white and out paring hb hoard bill and carried was memtioned in last week, died the red, large siae’ large horns, 4 largest* off fit, that didn't belong to him In the 11th and was buried the 11th. Funeral Sunday school. Quite a number from thb place at­ ane 2 small ones. Any one givttr In­ b^nw.Ieott Poet Band, newly or­ tended the quarterly meeting at Ban­ formation of her wherabouta w* h* field Sunday. ----on account of repairing the rewarded by ganized. hare received their InaUu- Sunday - -----GUM DROPS. ' J AJOB McOIKKW. hrau and eommeooed prartloe. Th, church. rs iu.i8Kxr»THUMDATB. at , Offlce w,ttl J- 2 <toars north BrT °°' u,ot’ o\hall l. cook .. w DRESS MARTO, L.r Fanners, Attrata ’ A C.A. BURLINGAME. CLOTHING! We have just opened and put in stock a Large and'Well Selected Line of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, and Prices so Low that they EXCITE WONDER And Astonishment. HATS AND CAPS—Don’t buy a hat or caps until you have seen our specialties. FURNISHING .GOODS-A new fresh stock and a great varieties of novelties.. A cordial invitation to the public. MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face ' value. Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams HanAnm March‘ 10th, 1886. . AUGK �flHIMUAC! BRIEF CHARTER ON ACCIDENTS. fltorira of ■dreclurw on the raH, of th* ■alinntrv and bravery ot conductors, the thrilhug <**!>« **?*““”{ and of the manv superstitions of railroad men regarding their dangerous railing, cuMtituie a fcrm of literature as .entirely peculiar to the tert fifty yejrs of the ninelecnth cwilury as the development of steam iUclf. The engineer's position as a popular hero end romancer seems aasored. The newspaper reporter appar­ ent! r never tirw of an >'ries of tlie gruny drivere’ uriectioa for the ponderous ma­ chine which be controls, of hb ball belief that there is something almost human in a favor tie locomotive, and of hb yarns about being chased by a phantom engine, and Utir&ukxM escajx* front an immediate and horrible death. Perhiq* next in popularity is the fireman's always exerting anvxinu of bow he crawled out on the cowcatcher of hb engine and snatched fron. the rails a golden-haired lovely l*by jurt in the very nick of time U> save it from being crushed beneath the great wheels, flow we all admire him for it, and feel as thankful for hb beroi-m as the horror-rtrickcn mother who is invaria­ bly a helplefai witnena of her darling's danger and who faints away when the sees Iiim aafe in the arms of the fireKnighU of tbe rab we honor yoo and feel aura that beneath many an oil-stain­ ed blouae L<raU a more chivalxic and inurageoua heart than did beneath the bullet­ proof armor of many 3 kuigbt who in days of old boldly ltd hw uuprotected soldiers where the leaden hail fell thickest But we ask a hearing for tlie train-despalrj/er. If his |x«itinn b not hedged around with danger it m at least one of great responsi­ bility an.1 importance, and he merits aUention. Mr. William Biair, the traindespatcher on tbe Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad at Detroit, tella this good rtury of a not altogether pleasant exja-rience of hb: “For about fifteen years I have been an almost txmstant sufferer from neuralgia, which often unfitted me for my duties and made life a burden. Tbe strain on my nerves was so great that I nearly lost the UM of one of my eym. I never succeeded in getting Anything that would give me more than temporary relief until 1 began using Athlophoroe. A few doses relieved me and tbe first boule made a very decided change. In all I have probably used half a dozen bottles, and it is six months si jen I have had an altack. “I keep the medicine on hand all the time. I hare some here at my office and •ome at home, so that I am well prepared in case I mar need it If the neuralgia rame on durtng buaineiw a dose or tab would soon drive it away. For neuralgia Athlophoroe bundoubtedly the best medtcxne l know of, and I think I ought to know as during the many years that 1 have suffered I have had occaswn io try alxnrt everything in tlie line of medicine for thu complaint. Mr confidence in Athlophoroe is such that I have reronunended it to many persons trouiJed with neuralgia, and in all cases it has been used very mtbfxclorilv. In one case that I call to mind the gentlcn’.an found relief in two d»ae*and in a short lime was entirely well. I Lave ncommeiuled it. If you eannoc get A'ntLornoaM of vour drag- A GREAT DANGER. The late Bayard Tuylor, who probably traveled more over the surface of tjic ebe than any living man, claimed that could not only tell the nationality of any persons whom he met, by the way in which they conversed, but could also tell the locality of the particular country from wt.cb they came. Thia reminds us of an Incident which occurred to the Writer in cotivernation with Mr. Taylor at one lime. He »n|d: •• 1 bare seen every land and people, and do not hesitate to say that fur energy. Intensity and ■•uterprfae. the inbabltauui of America exceed any on the f*co of the globe. These qualities are their Inheri­ tance. Tueir ancestors landed upon * bleak coast tn winter, with savages before them mid an ocean behind, and ther no* only conquered the country, bnt evencaused tuneb of its barreu soil to beconfn richly productive. This energy, thb fnteuae pnsb. b inherited by their desccndonte,andthe people of America to-day are unequalled by any people In the world In the qualities above named. It is, perhaps, nnfortunate that these qualities have been secured too often at the ex­ pense of health, and we Had exhaustion of the physical powers, nervousness and debility more common among the men and women ot America than In any other locality on the face of the globe." Mr. Taylor spoke from rich experience, and he spoke th* truth. The nervous, mental and physical *xhatution which b undergone must bo replaced by blood-making, uerve-niaking and brnln-roakinz elements, or this itete of depreesioo will continue. Albumen in the system is precisely the elenv-nt which fa reqnired; and beet, malt and bopi. will produce albtnnen quicker and In greater quantity than noy other known combination These elements have been happily combinedin the grant prepa­ ration, Hoptonic, and the revivalot physi­ cal energies in thousands of people has Tully proven Its power and value. Tbeee are not remarks given at random, bat serious and earnest truths demanded by facta and confirmed by scientists. There are hundreds of men and women In their graves who might be alive and acted nixmkhem In titne, and It Is patnfnl to think of the Intones suffering, exten­ sive sickness and vast number of deaths, all ef which might have been avoided Jf people bad oiily realised and known. from a distance a little boy full from the high wall near the bridge—I being at the other side of the river—a height of probably fifty feet. A'sturdy Highlander marched round and shouldered him. From the shrieks of tlie lad thus roughly mounted, I felt sure a bone was broken, and found out afterwards I was right. The accident puts me in mind to nay hero that we cannot l>o too careful in the tuauncr we lift or carry a person who lias received an injury of thb kind. Oh! fancy, if you can. the agony produced from, say, a fractured thigh rudely handled, the jagged end of tlie bone per­ haps thrust through the qui\ ering flesli. Keep a wounded or injured person ou tlie level if possible; be very, very gentle. The handiest of oil stretchers b a large shutter or door, with a mattrcas or pil­ lows on it. Or a plaid or blanket used as a hammock wQl do, or a net-ham­ mock itself if one be iiandy. While one party b carrying home, or to a chentist's shop, the injured person, some ons must be sent to procure surgical Msbtonce. Tlie sooner surgical aid b got; the more chance of a speedy re­ covery will the patient bare. Be careful not to ■ give brandy in in­ juries to tlie head. You might commit a fatal error! Just a word about street accidents. Somehow or other, in such cases,one of tin* crowd usually turns out to be a surgeon; but if not, let one bo speedily fetclicd. Sleanwhile. ask the crowd, with all the I respect due to crowds in tlie latter end of the nineteenth century, to stand back and give tlie patient air. On a summer's day he may do better, for a time, out of doors than in a shop. I got a man on to a hand-carPcmcc, nnd there he remained till the first shock of the accident was' dispelled. But I tut the crowd at bay, and as quiet as possible. Nothing b more likely to make bod wonx- than a yelling crowd, crying, “Do this," or “Do that," round and injured man. “I can carry him to the onipital easily," said a burly shore-porter in Aberdsre "But," I answered, “it isn’t a case of carrying simply, but conveying gently. Go and get a xtroteher and another man to help you." There are three kinds of fracture*: The simple fracture, where ther^ b simply a snapping of the bone in two >rithuut any wounding ot the flesh or tissue* that lie adjacent; the compound or open frac­ tarp. where therejg a wound of the flash caused by a broken end of tbe bone be­ ing thrust out through fleali and skin; the comminuted or shattered fracture, where the bone or ixme* have been broken into several pieces. In all cases of fracture, surgical aid muKt lie resorted to; the only thing jmrtitlalilc by a layman, b to give the patient as much ease as pocdble before or after he has b»«en jilacod on the stretcher. If a simple fracture, tbe limb may be gently extimdod. If a compound, the clothing over it should be ripped up the roam, and some attempt made to staunch tlie flow of blood by cold and pressure. If tiie fracture be not an open one, but seems comminuted, here again gentle ex­ tension may be had recourse to, and the clothing over it removed or ripped up, especially if aKall tight. When an injury to the chest occur*, with a suspicion of fracture uf the ribs— or even collar-bone— you can not be too careful how you lift and bear the sufferer away.' Rough handling in such cases may result in the wounding of the lungs by the broken end of a rib, and thb will lead on to inflammation, ending maylmp in death even. Well, about the bed. Common sense should tell any ope that a feather-bed. Yea. because it won roods the fractured limb out of place again, however well rot. A horse-hair mattress over an ordi­ nary one—providing the one beneath be level—is the Ixvtt, though the manufact­ ure of runttrews has of recent yean made great strides for the better, and there may be others tliat will do ax well as horse-hair. What you have to bear in mind, how­ ever, u that the mattress must be tolera­ bly hard and firm, and level above ail thing*. Probably a cnuUo will be neces­ sary to support the recumbent weight of the bed-clothes. Bed-clothes should be warm and light, even in winter, but in J Bpiration.—Family Physician in Cassell’s Magazine. It In very certain that ati acid—lactic, the same that is found in sour milk—ia the great mischief-maker in rheuma­ tism. This acid is always formed when muscles are exercised, and bdecotnporod lungs and skin. A chilling of the body roems to prevent thb gutting rid of a [>obon<Kis sulxstance, and the various inflammatory troubles are set up by it. After they have once begun it appears that they may continue for some time, in spite of the acid being properly dis­ posed of afterward. Thb acid has been given ns a medicine in some other affec­ tions, and a number of cases are re­ corded in which rheumatic joint trouble* have followed with certainty as soon a* a certain (not very large) quantity had been given.—Cor. Globe-Democrat. The Italian minister of agriculture luu ntml Half a million of flah-egg» were Artificially hatched, and the young brood lias been distributed all over the center of the lake of Como. If tiw experiment succeeds fairly well, it will be taker, up which b characteristic of the Utter distinguished gteitlnnen in Mexico, and a man of great learning, whoso life has been a model of holiness. Wlale a cabnet minister he went by appointment one afternoon to see President Santa Ana on some important business concerning af­ fairs of state. Hardly had this confer­ ence begun when Santa Ana abruptly arose and left the room. The minister waited, but the president did not return. Time passed on, and still the minister momentarily anticipated the return of hb chief, until at length he inquired of an aid-de-camp in waiting if he could in­ form him how soon hb cxcellcpcy might be expected. “Really, I cannot tell you," replied the officer, “for hb excellency has gone to visit •Colea de Plata’ (Silver TniL)" “And pray, who b Colea de Plata?" said the Bishop. “A favorite cock of hb excellency's wounded in a fight which he won thb morning, and to whose care the president is now personally at­ tending," was the answer. He did not return that afternoon; and it is needlcae to add that the minister soon afterward sent in hb resignation.—Fannie B. Ward’s Morelia Letter. A chamberlain ojicns the door for you, loudly calling "your name and title*, a cameriere follows behind you with a large tray, on which are laid tbe objects, ivory, gold, silk, silver, anything that you have brought with a view of the pope blessing it, that you may bring it to your Catholic friends, wlio look at it from that moment. as a relie. You hold in your hand whatever oilcring you have yourself to' lay at the feet of the holy fatiurr. Mind you, you are on the threshold; now comes the ceremonial. 'On the doorstep you have to kneel down, you then get up and make three steps and knee! down again, another three steps and you kneel at the feet of the padre santo and get hold of the hem of his robe, which either he lets you kiss in all humanity or he takes you by the hand, lifts you up, and after blessing you. stretches out hb hand toward the tray which the cameriere holds and 7*0 Dounces the blessing: “In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. bAjucu." Whereupon the cameriere with the tray disappears, the door shuts, and you are left alone.—Temple Rar. It b ratimated by insurance companies that in the United Stab* last year dwelling-houses were burned at the rate of one every hour, with an average loss of 11,396. Borns and stable*, fifty per week. Country-stores, three per day, with a loss of <110,000 per week. Ten hotels burn weekly, with a lass per year of <4,000,000. Every other day’s lumber yard goes up in smoke, each represent­ ing <20,000. Forty-four cotton factories, tiie loss in each case being <28,000; fortythree woolen-mills at <25,000 each, and forty-two chemical works at <27,000 each, were destroyed by fire last year. Forty-two boot and shoe factories were consumed, the loss being <17,000 each. Theatres were lapped up by the Hames at the rate of five per month, average loss <19,000. Only about half as many court houses were destroyed, the cost of each being alwut <20.000.—Chicago Times. spend the day and brings its food with it. most of the boxes aet-mrd to be occupied by frailira, who were all there, from grandfather down to baby, sitting in a semi-circle around a brazier of live cools, eating thir fish, rice, and pickles, and drinking tea and saki in as quiet and contented a manner as no many German families in n garden concert, enjoying beer and music ut the same time. Tire audience was very quiet and or­ derly, and might have seemed a little cold to an American actor, for it svhlom applauded. But it was not locking m sympathy and interest, for when we en­ tered we found nearly all the ladies in tears, and during tlie play there was oft Cor. Inter Ocean. Corea is the land of hats. Tliero are indoor hats and outd<x>r hats, min hate, military lints, w<aiding hats and a va­ riety of ceremonial ante—few of which are worn for otlier than ornamental pur­ pose*. The ordinary outdoor lint has a conical crown and a brim a foot and a half brood. It b made of a kind of stiff gossamer of silk or horae-liair, dexter­ ously worked in with finely-split bam­ boos. Another extraordinary form of head-gear b the mourning hat, an immemte structure of plaited straw, re­ sembling an inverted bowl some two ar three foot in diameter, and efTectually concealing the wearer's features from view.—Percival Lowell. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, will, self-,l,:lrpenim, Share and Point. They are giving the best -atisfiaiJ doing the same amount of work with ........ to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE LTS. PROVIDENCE Helps these tm help thssuelvw. Kat are has provided borts for die cute ef huos t eilmenu and msdieal scivaee has diseovertd their heaUrg powers, sad the proper comUaatioui necessary to conquer diMaMThe result of these dieccveriss and wmbinstioui ia Z MISHLERS BittersMvtrt eaus of Kidney ullivor B!uuci, Malaria. Dyspepsia, ladigsttian, Wcaknsai. Las si Ulis, sit., ud invariably it has givoarollsfandcare. Thocsaadaoftostipeputer whsrs beit knows. J. O. Btelnhaiter. Superintendent of F. Hofftnan, of Bholevillo. Ohio. uya: MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO Greble & Powers, Loh' Estimates on Jackson Tile. DUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND nVTillin.ei’y G-oods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.' Gro. eery, on State Street. Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore>he keeps the Bestjbf Goods in his line, at the "Lowest Prices. 6M Commerce 8u. Philadelphia. to Goals Constantly Arriving! JULIUS RUSSELL. the best J FURNACE MADE. And therefore the cheapest, is the WEARING and BEST LOOK ING CLOTHING MADE. Every garment bears a ticket, on which appears the “ T. C. & Co." monogram (trade mark). Try it R. K. GRANT. Its Points of Superiority are: <0 4 Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of iuci. uettinp A • the greatest quantity of heat from a given quantity <>■ wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. . ' - Three Radiators. Most Furnaces^iave but one . the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other tur­ 2naces as p heat producer. It has an ash-pit Most wood furnaces have none. Tkh 3. saves much trouble and inconvenience. Health is Wealth! Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature 4• house. m C Thickness of shell, and castings and radiators • * tv« suranoe of long wear and better uniformity of neat. Perpendicular flues, insuring much more heat t han the or > dmary horizontal flues. Those who expect to build houses the coming sca«® save money by heating with furnace. The best made'fin’1, the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. Call at and their favorite food b the most putrid carrion. Boys do not fish to catch them, and delight to throw al them chibs and brick-bats. The red snapper b easily caught in all salt waters, and black bass (called trout in Florida) are as tlikk in Brooks & Kenfield’s, Wild turkeys, quail, deer and black boor are the game most sought after by native Nimrod*.—•Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer. Hastings. Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating and 'eD tilating your dwellings. Valued at <i, and certainly worth it if efficient, is the “Certain Cure for nutmeg, one drachm; twice a day. Thb preparation acts as atonic and stimulant, Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes, Tn, pentine anuJapans Mowers, Reapersand Baders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. Cat-fish in Florida are not regarded as wholesome food. They are water scav­ engers on all Florida towns. They can k.. a.. ____ .1 . J . the restocking of the Italian Effort* will be made immedi- Mwtera.-Frank LedieM. Builders Hardware at Close Figures. BEST TONIC - When you bare occasion to buy another SUIT OF CLOTHES or OVERCOAT, for yourself or boyn, see that the above label is Tlie piny begins nt 6 a. m. and contin­ on the coat, aud votl will secure ues until 8 p. m. Th« audience comm to the BEST FITTING, BEST udAertoke waters. They we something entinl, new ip demgu an,| fini8ft supenor quality ftll(| ranted. -war' Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost We also sell the Latest and Best Men Think they know all about Mustang Linintent Few de. Not to know is KTo UdEojre ~Woo^ Required to run this furnace than for one stove. It is far more eomtortable than stoves, far „ of to operate, will heat yonr whole house, give *--------- *• !d healthier for the ing is new or old, itS Jou I At Brooks A heuheld-.’ to put in one of thewj �Three Peculiarities thb "brmmidb- or early ‘ n.wl'" fcirevparHla. the pm»t Mood purifier and n-FUlailng medicine, is ctixrseterixad by tbre.'TsvuIlsrtties, namely: D;Y8 A most extraordinary and absduto ______ ____ _ axr. AAncota as preeminent in moral courage, eloquent cure for rhenmatistn and other bodllv in speech and posaesaad of great com­ ailmenta 1* 8L Jacob.s Oti," ears Hon vHl^1^1*0, ex'Vic*“Ch*ucellor Loui*-’ i Nvwspap. ™, an the word is now un­ mon sense. With him there was method I ■ Tl''' enrB{,!oat1Qn the various derstood, are the growth of tlie nims’ in every move. He never trifled. He • uic, Ay. I Si a rtiardlal agr»«* UM-d. teenth century, ano of themott aatoninh-■ was charged witii overmuch aeriousnras «i,5?li'’ll!!c£BIUS‘ra’ the U‘l*«ng Mar- mends—you mtwt know tint I wan then . a fabrilrant de bronzlen. and guf my dec­ — I Tbe proportion in which the roots, ing'nnd rapid growths of a remarkable ,*en found in Battle, oration just after the war'for laving al­ and melancholy, which was often mis- ci^ir,rl,2’ 4*C! a berks, barks, etc., are mixed. age. In their abaence, the periwigged,[ , construed for discouragement. He never Creek, where she went in bov's attire? kiwod them to convert a U of my — . Tie process by which the aettre broad-akirted gentry of an early ngn were told an anecdote that did not point to a ‘“ld®W«lasa farm hand? but her ■ bronzns into a cannon for the defense of <5 G • mniicina! properties are secured. “he *« obliged informed of the intention* of thrir gov­j moral. This character often subjected taXll*M£1’e'’ver®d to don her own clothes and turnI Paris—I spoke to my friends, and we ernment. anil even of the currtmt event*। him to advene critteisni among tin1 ul- her attention to domestic work. 'i formed a committee, and then I waited , . • ■ 1 .4.11 twaraediclne of unusual strength of die day, by means of Ivoadsidre, । tra faahionablea, especially when this r ;rativ jiower. which cflccts cures hereon th* Prefet’s secretary with a docu­ ahoeta of jiaper printed only on one side । clare was made tlie object of his satire. wnrV°^»Who Gmt nature will j t.if ir. Horq-ialted. These peculiarities belong ment setting forth that a few commer and cither displayed in public places, dis­ It was said of him tiiot he lacked ven­ »f?iug,h or coM should under­ cial gentlemen of the--- Arrondisse­ . : -Arlr to Hood's Sarsaparilla, and are tributed gratis, or hawked about the eration amounting almost to moral ob- stand that thta is done at the eiX of the constitution. Each timethm ment wi died to open a clnb where they streete. according to the character of iiquity. He stooped to no vindication in J could meet after the business of the day, their contents. life, leaving that for history. Mr. Lin-1 H . .r«" ,<>-^i>ariiIa Is prepared with the etc. -Yea, but are you sure you will liave ct-icua a. rw.r’.n r—'-rviBssr aii The collecdion of the broadsides in the coin was epigrammatic in elucidating his -n-.il -I fklll Aiid care, by ptianuaelsts ot no cards!" said tlie secretary; “Monsipyr jatblic library is not as large as tliat ideas, indulged in no studied phrases, 1* Prefet won't hoar of gambling." “Oh, । i-hi' in and long cxi-eriencc. Bence it la a owned by private librariee of an earlier was no fumbler of works. v.ortlty'4 entire confidence. If you no, of course not," I said, “only a little foundation, but under glass cases and >ni .crnfMa, salt rheum, or any disIt will be ucknowlniged tliat Mr. Lin­ piquet perhaps, or ecarte, nothing more." ur bhsMl. dyspepsia, blUousnesa, sick carefully stored portfolios there are a coln lacked dignity in outward appear­ “’If'or or luoi Well after waiting n few months I got ■ kl.laey and liver compislnta, number of valuable documents of this ance. He fully realized that he was SuythedollM-Ixxueof fSJ my authorisation, and then that scoun­ MARK.___ .: rliyutaaUsm, do not tall to try for cBronk cum or taully drel Theodore, who cheated me out of description that were published in this formed by nature all right, but was not country in the days of Salem witches moulded by art. In shaking of his lack TO.OOOf. later on. came in with capital and rebel tea parties. • of polish he said: “I guess I will leave us casliier; old Z. tlie usurer came in too, I f. rial'Hood's K.vxaparllla to an J °’nt cadetship, at Adrian and wj took tliat ajiartment on the Among the earliest documenta of thb the fancy work to others and will browse 1 . , fho txrst blood purifier «i ^^t were rejected after the description in the posoeeaion of the pub­ around the utility department as beat I examination, leaving Fnuik boulevards—only W.OOOf. rent. We sent ; Ww Gaff, druggist, Hamilton, O. lic library is a proclamation headed by can." Mr. Lincoln, however, showed Physicjd WHir’M* Jordani Frt*l S3gg» and out our invitations to tlie [ireas and to i li-4'v SariaparilU has cured me at ocrottlw traditional lion and unicnm one ! that he was master of a ford­ W^McNalr to complete the mental j the leading players and gave a grand signed by William Stoughton, then “gov­ , ble nondescript sort of dignity dinner for the opening night. Well, sir, C' ersi'e. V. -I- AKHOLP, Arnold, M*. A bHK conutaing many additional state- ‘ ' ernor" of the province of MassachuMtta । never before recognized by orthodox .rtLfcA»:-Of S'”7,ki2,d cured ln » min­ you may believe me if you ,hk«5, but we bay, on May 27, 1690. It cites the law । diplomata. No American at any period •h ntriif'-ire* WUl be sent to all who desire. utes by Woolford^t Sanitary Lotion. made 12,000f. cagnotte in that one even­ i in our history could write a paper of pubing. and the first y«ir I had BOO.OOOf. for granting 50 pounds sterling blood-money never Ml®- bald my share, and ought 'to have had more, ■ re*re«sMa x.voBMa cn.nAMiassi.an for every adult male Indian prisoner, i lie import witii more impressive scrioua- hv Un,“UU only Theodore and Z. swindled me. But ' : \f ill dnugrislA. |1; six t»r *5. Made and 25 pounds sterling for every woman i nere, circumspection and grave dignity, inly btC-1- n00l> & CO., Lowell, Mass. then, of course, 1 had to play; F had to and child; speaks of the bounty on i He was ever genial, tender and social, G’has. & Pennor, the Battle Crrek . f°°° salary an* all aKMoasa. Write tor scalps, and offer* to all volunteers pro­ never liewaiting his hardships or exult' amonist, had but recently been elected keep the game going, and the luck was } too Doses Ono Dollar. vision, surgical attendance, ammunition I ing in life triumphs. His great ambition foreman of the hook and ladder oomjS- ,always against me. I had to sell out my J WAN TED IN HASTINGS ! share in the club —Fortnightly Review. ‘Washington Street. Bortot,. Maas. and wages from the public treasury. was to leave the world better than lie Ai. • nentctlc biutneM w«nuui*to • 4i. it and take oniers for Tbe Throw gentle traits of our puritan ances­ found it.—New York Wodd._________ nf ?n eal2h' Can trul? h® “M Madame i;n«»ci<l Patent fuurt- tors have become wonderfully obscured 01J<*rineJ ^re, which is Some of the people in the Bahamaaj 'tippsrtlnsCorwt Th-M-eoraeU t>y the smoke of the Deerfield massacre. ha., fx-en rttetuhely advertised speedy cure for cute, live u}X>n fishing, especially for pearls. •el .old by lady eaiiva*-wn the If the Indians exhibit the ferocity of bruLses, scalds, burns, wounds and all I watched them fishing for them. They _ (JIAXl 14541 ten yean, which, with their wild hcaste they were certainly hunted can you, on a — Lmg railway journey, teft^8OT’ We p^Uv®>y cure pilfs, .•i)» rt«nty. Ua. created a large think out a problem on a great social I “*1? *4 8lcln eruptions. Try this go out in small lx>ata to whore tho water hfiaml f»rthrm thrniKboattbe as such. is about twenty feet deep, where, by the i .i::.-.! stat--., aad am-Lilly who Broadsides such as were ccmmon in subject? Will you begin to think out wonder header. Satisfaction guaranteed use ot ti»© water glass, they can 'easily Ilf made; no canvassing. tMctnsUux and ateptoyCat. Paittmnn^Maaaimle at or money refunded. Only 25 ctnta England, published from time town* tluit problem when you hnve before you bold by F.Hotchkiis. J see any object at tite bottom. This glass mV cTbi f2r <X!!'T Addresa HOME r'lMb'iu and prolHablr luulunm. witii n relation of current event*, were two hours in a railway carriage? This is < consists of four boards about fifteen MFI, CO.. P. (> IVtv i-xr •..I 1>y inn riesnts, slid we g|»a simply a form of mental indolence; they Syrup l» now the te*d.ne rvm■■jrr. Ihme.y givlaglte arruteb- exceedingly rare in the early day* of the “ruat' (>rooohiu».^hina inches long, nailtnl together, in the form *u]>vrior ■ th* tercolony. There was one reprint of a Lou­ can not concentrate fhemsdvfe and bring and eotuumptloa All dng- of a frustrum of a hollow pyramid; the ■ !|..r !u.vr alarvr number <-t their thoughts sufficiently together to do r-mttinc a *r*n«t mk-vc^* selling don broadside published in Boston in small end is dosed with a piece of ordi­ . d *<■ -leUre »n--b is every town. 1U89, another in 1090, and a third in 1697. spontaneous work. It partly com« from nary glass. By lotting this ©nd a few • V. v.AXTac«>.. Kredouta. N. t. - t* inches below tlie surface of the water yyE WISH TO SAY One of the last issued is now owned by thia, again, tliat they will not give them- M^tak;;s7i^aw,u ™ ‘ Active and Intelligent, to the city of Boston. It is but a single sclvcH time; from tliat they get out of and looking in the other, they can dis­ Coa.umptlon Carmi. r-i-rr^nt lirr own locality' the habit of steady thought, and they leaf, somewhat smaller than a page from tor m. old Ann. ilcfrrenres cern any objix-t at considerable deptlis. To the inhabitants ol lacey and vicinity that w are now lAitllnefnaaew lUx-kc? •!.( jH^ition andk-ooil «a!ary. a quarto dictionary, and contains the wil| not dwell long upon one subject. As soon as they see a conch they div© liKO*.. t' lOrvtay Kt.. Ji. Y. i Intest rumors from Holland, of a great Botli in reading and in thinking you down for it, and I never saw them fail Turkish defeat by Prince Eugene, the never get far unlcsa you will have a lung to bring up one. “,“l ,4i"R Allertioua. ahi,* SiuW consecutive teto-n-tete with your book coronation of tlie king of Poland, an;) After liaving collected, a numlxtr of lcu7’.,?r X-rv.HW nebllttyuHl Mi 2? i alter having tented it, shells they are takpi to the shore and Which sc have bousht at the lowMCuh Prien the reception of nmlianadora at The or vyth your problem. People rea l and think in tlu- name way wonderful curative ixmrn In IhoiiMnd.* at tho conch is examined for its pearl. They Mid will M.11 thorn at nrlr-4 ■ j' Hi'iliustTAird. Arent* want- Hague with the negotiatiem* on foot J IIUl* “M,Jr *“ u to .r-. - \..l Holm vc*C«k, Pit Ila. then1 preliminary to the peace of Rr*- tliat they visit tlieir acquaintances and •“’tering fellow*. Artuated4iv thb muUvr can usually tell by feeling, but to makePte <-*ip a full line at En (toad*. Grocerie*, friends. Tlwy have an exciting conversa­ ^?n.i V '"' *? "■ rTr hunuMI »uffortng. I wlU sure they cut them up, when, if the conch Ho«» and shoe* a:.d a «niafi .to-L ot Kn<. and wick. ' Han.warj-, aa<l all kiud« ot »si al; FarmJnx Tool* tion for a few minutes, nn<l then tlie • .< • within >o.— contains a pearl, it will drop outas soon as. »ueb a* Hoes. Fork. JL... an Gour, more or stamp acts, by ten years the procurer of visit is over. If you wish to see a land­ the flrotlt is opened. Tlie pearl ia simply wmYmt UIVH TOY /t?' a(meafvne i^ady&pep* that which a century ago aroused theiire scape or explore a character you must a hard formation inside of the flesh of take time, and it must be done by steady, tho conch, and haa no apparent connec­ t 'i• stomach is not of good Bostonians even more than exor­ consistent • and continuous thought. I Pf.fitawlart. West1* IJver FlUa. Alvan tion with it It is rarely that one is i ll*Mwvtb1* 01 . csj what he has bitant tax rates, flooded streets and ve­ brepeak. therefore, for refuting and fw 1.reliable, never fall. Cun- all liver and vtomaeh <:.■ lure siid.found. Often hundreds of concha arc »ban l^aox Hoap..x........ Z? ■. t to eat cnd thus im- nality tn public ofllce does to-day. The thinking gnater deliberation, more care­ di*ea*e*. »11|i|,r,. All druiurbu. caught without finding a single pearl, < r Town Talk Hucklen'a Am lea Salva. ....... broadside was headed by the royal anns pke mor: an*absurdity. ful choice <>f material, more consecutive- ; Tbe be-it Mire m tne worm for Cuts. Fmbn while on the other hand, two or 1 h. rood Jtookins ^pbwcoo bore duly affixed to tlie margin im­ c»od Fioo cm Ta<e OR. JONES’ RED CLO- and n<** and continuity and above all. that it tSore., I Jeer*. Malt Kheum. Ferer Monk Tetter* throe may be found in a catch of half a «1 Xf^ret Cuba.................. pressions of the stamps whose u»e it en­ slevuld never Iscune neceaaury to hurry )Erontf Cora*, and alt Hkln VdR TO'-HC, whiqh cures Oys- [ jorrwi. dozen conchs. June ia said to b<i the —------..vc^-acwBBj uuvry forced. Tliem These1 stamps stamps were were not not dujaclidujach- through whether it•be •lecture, thmnt’ii atty,thing, — i. -i • beet month for them. The fiaitermen pci. i.i and ali. Stomach, Liver, able like our own, but were Intproojed ' or luxik. or jwobletu.—Mr. Golchen's easily grt from <5 to flQO apteoe for . Kiflncy end Bladder troubles. by a government official liken postmark, i Lecture. . their treasures—according to their qual- > lb beat roasted Kli.« ofte. It h a pc-fjct tonic, appetizer, Not only the stamp but the vellum and i ----------------------------KI,T • "Predy cure' ।for *** te-autiful pink ones bringing the IL' 2te. an drugslstA. IUH| •»» 1 Chleagu'a itoard <>r Trail* Clock, biood nurifi. a sure cure for paper with the stamp affixed were sold ' r I highest prices.—New Odiums Times-DemReultlcs. The works of the immense clock which agbe malaria! diseases. by the cotnmissioaer of the stamps; and -----------4 Locrat--------------------------- - ------------------------no instruments or writings specified in ha* been put up in the board of trade All KiMMlsguanwteed just as repreaeuted. Pi ice, Fifty Cents. the act were legal without it. The oct | building in Clticago ore pronouncixl a | covered nearly every paper that could ' most perfect r •— J •’ reproduction of*-• those of* thn LACKY.. Mini.' be used in businere or the administration great Wostminister palace clock in Lou­ of the govent meat from an insurance don, Imt with rfTme additions and im­ policy to a newspaper. The stamp tax provements adapted to its commercial on newspapers, by the way, was a lialf- purpose. It is construetedof iron, bronze, penny. the stamp representing a bird rot- and steel, and weighs ten tons without AGENTS FOB THE ’ circled with a band on which nro the the bell, the latter adding Home 4.5(A) J^EW STOCK OF trunk"Half-penny." ' The 2- penny pounds more. The pendulum alone stamp represented n codfish within tbe .weighs 750 pounds. legend, “Staple of tlie MamachusettK.” In its arrangement the works arc di­ lite 3-penny stamp l»ore a pine tree witii vided into a time train, a liand train, and the'motto: “Province of Massachusetts." a striking train, these several trains com­ Finally, the 4-penny stamp, which was prising separate .machines, resting sid; to be affixed to insurance jxilicies. bills by side, on. separate frames. Each of of lading and certain other commercial tbe tmins is operated by a separate papers, Itoro a schooner under full sail weight, ami the three weights together I .tu.. ., FAY’S '■ >•»«■ reach some 8,500 pounds. The hammer This valuable old document in Amer that strikes tlie bell weighs eighty icon history was printed by the publish­ pounds. ti»e clock work is below the dials, i- ft ji.' • ' ’ **W *‘**08 ** irv«. ers of The Bnstofi News-Letter, and bear which are ten fret ten inched ia diameter, the date of March 14, 1755. It is sigeil and the bell is above them, or 250 feet Tlie pendulum by Governor Shirley and countersigned above the ground. by J. Willard, secretary. This is. as far swings one way in two seconds.—New J as known, absolutely unique in leaving York Sun. NATURE'S ■„ Impression.* of the stamps, and rvreah CURB FOB the fact that the general court of MnsThere is a very common but mistaken sachusett shad (tossed and the govern'* impression abroad tliat there are no de­ Also tlie BUY AN No. 12 and 81, both Iron and Wood Beam Plow*. ' ii rtu ot a puwder. pro- enforced a stamp act ten years prior to grees of skill in what is called ordinary 12, 14, 1«, IS «ad so n. Itcinr w|w11 dissolved In to the act sanctioned by the'imperial ' Jer an KxhllTatins, labor. A mnglu illustration will show These Plows combine Strength, Durability and Ease of Handling. See them The immediate Elti-rvewing Unuijht. parliament in 1785. the magnitude of this error. Take the twforeyou buy. ri’-xitimtenped by our cause for this document was Shiley's bml phyMrians a* a reli­ proposed military operation in the French simple <>|icraUon of handling a rock-drill, able and acrecatile rem­ for instance. One man will drill holes edy. It eurr. Comtlpa- and Indian war.—Boston Bulletin. All widths and lengths. true and parallel, while another, though tlon, cures ludlKesUon. <;irre liyipcnsla, euros he may be quite ns industrious and well We have the Largest and Beet Stock in Barry County. Get our Prlcee. riiea, cures tieartbara, During my winter journey across Si­ meaning, will do precisely the opposite. beria I was somewhat disappointed at The result is that the former uses less powder fur the blast, and tho rock comes Tbirepum. Second, uid No. a tor A5D seotly urges all the Ex- seeing so few wolves. In my journey of 3.'M0 miles acroM the steppes I saw only out in shapely masses fit to be made into for sheds and repairing old roof*. DTSPEPSli I. K I LlulH* I>utidIncyeryhousehold fourteen, eleven in one band, two in an­ dimension stone worth a good price, S' ••very traveler. Sold by drug- other and one solitary brute at n distance while the product of the latter isonly serv­ prowling about on the ice of tbe Yenee- iceable for rubble work and not worth sei. But the sled is a groat place wherein as much by many times its cost. Yet Hemlock, H ft to brood wolf stories. When you an- both tlie men rank as laborers.—W. IL lying down under your furs at night and Swift in Globe-Democrat. the sled passing quickly over the frozen roads you imagine, if the weather is not The great rainfall in New England in extremely cold, tliat you , can hear the February is declared by meteorologists We can furnish any length up to 50ftdeep growling of wolves following your who have studied it to have been unpre­ sled. If the weather is terribly cold you cedented since records began to be kept. hear what you imagine to be the abort, Tbe total amount of water which fell quick yelping of 1,000 famished brutes from the clouds, chiefly during twentyWe make a specialty of Elm, Oak. ----- WITH----after you. It is a dreadful sound when four hours, is computed to have At KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. Ash and Basswood, open air aea*' you first hear it, but you soon learn to amounted to 750,000,000,000 gallons. oned or kiln dried? OR. C. T. WILBUR, Proprietor. । know that this peculiar noise, which, as­ The fall was greatest between New Lon­ Vtn 8vi' ■ t School, negant Home,Thirty Years' sisted by the imagination, you fancy to don and Providence.—New York Bun. Etperiencs.. I be made by fiery-mounted wolves, is caused l>y the wooden runners passing Mexican hare a passion (or mirrom, over the crisp snow. Travelers' Silierian Green inbh lumber dried la two week* wolf stories are. I am afraid, too often and a traveler aayi that the interior at for Inside finish, tome ot the houace look like steamboat cabins. Ho remarks also that mirrors York World. are among th© commonest articles in tbe . ---- -- -— ruail»b«d. JTJM _ for.Paii)^S Unknown to Others STAR Hood's Sarsaparilla SAFE. .PfiOMPT.25^' Hood's Sarsaparilla T m an ■■ fetus New Parallel Bibles I lCURfflT8! H. A. Goodyear & Sons, L. N. MOSHER, Bryan Star Chilled Plows. CUREmDEAF LUMBER! MANILLA ROOFING! ! BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Barn Boards, .CONSTIPATION; Common Pine Boards,. M.Headaclie,:SteaS H. A'. Goodyear & Sons. Shingles, Fencing, T HAVE Joist and Scantling, MY STORE FILLED Select School and Home --- FOR--- KeeHe-Miaded Children & Youth New Goods! L curFfits i And will give the People of Prairieville and Vicinity And now it has been discovered tliat the seed of the sorghum-plant will yield an excellent grade of-glucose, better limn that made from corn, and that tlie glucose from the seed and the molasses from tlie cane, when mixed, produce the highest quality of sirup, hardly distin-1 Tlie laditX and young men of fashion of ancient Romo used a ball of German pomade to tinge the hair of a light or fair color. It was composed of goat's tallow and lieechwood ashes, and made up into a ball.—Exchange. to memory.— ds I about 200 out of every 1,000 goki-fiah spawned pa*i through the aariy stageaW gold-fish life.—Inter Ocean. <M. J. GOSS ‘Prunwills, April«, 18S6. Custom Kill Drjiif to Drier. Cornice Mouldings, Rash Doors and Blinds Al­ ways On hanri Above Stock we are Selling at Lower Prices than ever before. STWatch apt to hunter up our mind? Hardwood Flooring, WAGONS. 2?^ of jour road tax. BENTLEY BROS. A WIUHS. �The Hastings Banner THE NWS IN BRIEF THE FUNERAL CCRTEGE FOLLOWS IN THE WAKE Hastings, Mich., April 2Snd, 1888. CASH IS KING l OF THI MINNESOTA CYCLONE. LU imeoeh ■■ h« would like to . It r«d lUrry oouoty. He rouads out hU period, ud eoftua,U» n™?” ^t®ss^S«« The credit gygtem involve* time and money wa-trd; ing bocks. It means big fees for the justice and constabfeT means the low of hundreds of dollars every ye^r in any bn.1 ness in uncollectable accounts. ’ b speeches diverge as follows; WORSE THAN at the IrUh capital Editorial, notxs. Kalamazoo Telegraph:—If the green­ back party was kept up to propagate (imujcinl or anti-flmuicial principles and free this country from the yoke of the money power, it would of course not settle down to silence on ita great Tdeaa but to go to’work to defeat the bad men find the bad party at the bottom of this iniquity. But its prime mission being to get office for a few men. its duties are necessarily different It is proposed to get over the main difficulty by referring it to a committee of outLo say what the two parties UThe Michigan greenbackers and Michigan democrats must have convic­ tions, or at least a place in their political anatomy where convictions ought to be found. Haw can it be better gotten at than by arbitralion? If that fails why not cast lots fo^ their convictions? It is time this thing was fixed up. “You have said the order of the knights of labor was » conspiracy, secret menace, etc. I am willing, as . the chief officer, to lay everything con­ nected with our order bare to the world if you will, on tbe other hand, lay open to the public-the means and methods whereby you have piled up the wealth which you control, anil al­ low tbe tribunal of public, opinion to pass in judgment on the two and say which is the conspiracy. Do . yon ac­ cept the challenge Powderly to Gould. Powderly hit the nail squarely on the head. Mr. Gould will not, however, accept the challenge. How interesting it would be, for Instance, to have him relate how he and Jim Fisk manipulat­ ed the New York legislature long ago; how. later, reaching out to broader fields, he showed congressmen and sen­ ators “various channels in which they might be useful;” how he took hold of Wabash when it was worth less than nothing and pulled it up suddenly to 100, anil then as suddenly dropped it again. Oh, it would be racy rendingEvening News. tir. Clocb. Minn., April 17 -Each day show* more plainly the dreadful effect* at "knockaJ him oat," racatriag a majority of article* found on meut or aencuiture, Cardinal Manning ba* expressed MmaoU la oppoaiUon to that feature of Mr. Glnd- in lured is cenutaat.y increasing, and it win coapilvd. Physicians from all prominent Uves fretn sitting at W eetmlster. Nevada baa at praavut fewer than 15,000 Bring* ot tbn injured. Each train arriving 1* freighted with provision*, clothing, budding, thing Umt i> needful Bro lata William E. Forator firrt aava to crowned King. Tho Indian appropriation bin paaaed tho wnate Monday and tbo Dtatriit of Colum­ bia apprvx>ation bill paaaod tin bousj. Tbo Hull Run Panorama company, of__ cago, with a capital stock of <i00,(JOO, was liconaed Monday by tbe secretary of rtata. died Lu the hospital Friday mornlug from the effect* of a fracture of tbe nkulL Now* was brought tn Friday that Wilbur Itehhmu-r. a fanner at rvnolutlon tendering sympathy to tho peo­ ple of Ireland, and expnU'Ol respect fur Mr. Glad*:orve. . Aldrman Jacob Hack, of Radna, Wia, who bad tern defeated nt tho i event elec­ tion, committed auieido early Monday ba in tho bojdtal, and thirty at Iraki are morning by shooting. teg to Id* bouac, committed auicide by about-, ing blmaelf through the bowel*. ono Miffenor from the Btorm. i'otaibly not more than !'.■.*> are badly hurt William Ilea bi a critical condition. If there were more offices ther (1 backert. There are ten townships in the county. Tf the Re­ publican Central committee had not spent its money in our county for van 151?. nephew. Cotarore. we would have carried the whole county Ana whether there h fusion or not the Greenbackers and Democrats ____ rated by Ik-nni»-"If there were more offices we could find GreenImekrra to fill them. There are ten Greenback towns In the county. And all the county officers except one were elected in 1884. If it hadloot been for the fact that Chairman Vto /Ale was interested for Nephew Colgrov ning for prosecutor, we belie could have made a clean sweep. Mon­ ey was used without stint by thRe; publicans, yat victory. The Green backer* and crate will hang together in Barry county without regard to what they do editor’s speech as it pleases, but The Free Press is no Congressional Iterord chestnut wherein ia read what a public man fails to say.—Free Press. ’ Lrtter* addre^rii tolii» fallowing !> timwisre matning in the port oOce at Hs»tfng», Barry nWH&r SatUe goiter. Ctuwlm Umter. Itefia M. Hay«. U Ji. Une. A. 11. Kleb. Samautba Davin. Carrie A. Falter. John HJiver. Mary Hendrieta. Sard: I- BmSi. KWe Smith. Canl»—M. H. (Vane. IMia Fulfcr. William F. HmiUi. Mildred earning, Haney Lmnard. W. H. POWERS. F. M. well nigh Impossible to convey an adequate Hastings tiocie fifty or more fanner* are ataolutely markets. Are plain facte, which appeal to your common J. H. BEAMER & CO. They sell for Cash, and cash only. They are the only grocery house in the county doing a strictly cash business. They cau and do sell goods in their line cheaper than any other house in Barry county. ‘ A strict test will convince you of these fact. All goods warranted. All goods sold at lowest figure^ for Cash. £■? at Bank Rapid* ** ill probably ex eed £.00.0X1 Nrf. driteed. Fork. dfr»*r4 officiating, and tn tbu church of ths immac­ ulate ConoopUoa kiaular aarrica* worn bold draped in mourning. and aa the funeral Calf Bide* ... aavsu. Hover «oed.. .. DteMed CWrken* Turk* v» Duck* Respectful fy, J. H. BEAMER & CO THE MARKETS. ■t waa active ber next For tbe benefit of the doughty congressman, he is informed that the republicans propose to do that job any way, no matter what the atti­ WM tude of the Michigan democracy to­ ward their President. ■i.ecjlatha «-1value «lock?an;. report Um >»«:fww*r at Or 1„WM- John Enright, chairman of the dem­ ocratic state central committee, stated recently that the funionists had already chosen their candidate for governor. Of course he meant the democrats, and the man was tbe imperial Dan Dickinson. Michigan's own and ownly •'boss." But at their late love feast, the greenltackers claimed that they must have tlie governor, or there would be no fusion. Enright’s plan may not work, perhaps. Can give hie customers this large percentage of [rom the credit business. A, he can sell goods cheaper than hi, credit competitors, he can also sell more good-. The more goods he sells, the smaller profit he can charge on each lot ol goods sold. 4 in Barry county. <imtaa.Mrba*.... (Congressman Comstock, of Grand IlapAls. says that unites the democrats of Michigan utterly republate Presi­ dent Cleveland’s ideas on the finance and tariff questions, the republicans will give the funionists the almighties! i rtccearfully run by electricity. cleaning out they ever- had in Novim-1 - A coroner’* jury in Ixmdoa found that THE CASH DEALER doitrurt'.uu that baa falien upoa them. I 'bil- committed auicide at a Milwaukee hotel by cutting bi* throat with a penknife. Tbe Carlyle till) bank ha» changtd ita Monday evening tbo colored pecplo ot Boeton held an indignation meeting relative to the Carrollton nuwnnm John The good paying cuatomera pays 1st—The first cost of tbe goods. 2d—The regular percentage of profit. 3d—A large jiercentage for the tosses enumerated »bo,e from the credit eystem. L Have the largest stock of/groceries, crockery ami proriaoni Wheat, white •• red.. Onto': iah ctdoute*. ALL It meass high pneas for goo<h J angler b.-ing interred during tbe day, 1 •M0te«.N>: u»t!tw. Sl.a.-.k*/. Pruduev: Better-Bxtra ».li Goodyear & Barnes dol £ V»ri 8 tion w buy ttr. (.ten. McClellan'* book, it i> intimated, It took r republican legislature to un­ ■will deal vigorously with a number of pollearth the gigantic frauds and bribery by which in 1884 the Broadway surface railroad secured Its charter from the beading for Halt eta. venal and corrupt democratic aldermen, of New York city. Tbe work has been wed done, and the majority of tbe ai­ loved in hie youthful daya dermen are in a fair way to meet a just punishment for their crimes. Ity<—f»oU Jura T tion baa baenoffwwd At the greenback leaders' love feast styn E.N tion was much discussed. As a good majority of the participants are or ex­ pect to be ofilce boldera under tbe pres­ ent democratic administration, the sen­ timent was mainly for fusios. Tbe honest voters of the party are not of that mind, however. Tbe western cyclone appears to be on the war path again. The Iowa state meteorologist states that the last of this month will be noted for the num­ ber .seventy of its wind storms. V this Iowa prophet is off his HorixonUl BUI Morrison has his lit­ tle tariff bill ready like a lamb—for the great precision and force at the agricul­ tural Interests of the country; hence ita fate is seated.________________ Diet year the furionlsta had tbe ma­ jority of the supervisors in Calhoun, Eaton and Barrv counties, all ia this have majorities in none of them. Jay Gould says he made his money l»yl*w rtrta lUmUoc to hl> on boolomi. HO did Coptala KMd: and CBO punned honorable I tea tot M) burinen Umgresraan O’Donnell thinks the itiook promising for a 8100,000 gov­ ernment building at Jackson unU; Na. K, toria ScbvUiux-H a mod dog Tuaad UXber-. raddonc* at Riv^dala, X. Y. ■'twAuaxr. Ap,u j- Are too busy unpacking their large invoice of new goods to write an advertisement this week. Watch this space next week. In the mean- ROGERS & time, if you want anything in the line of Dry n FAUSEY, Goods, Dress Goods, and Caapets, call at HA8TIBTGS, MICH, ffllMPl TM BI.W! Mower days by h meat wbo tim 5 Tm sumw meat chord �^RBONALareirMON. ! As ahusbnud, father, m W»r and j friend, he was faithful .. _.ai ----- constant. As auuuyhcsoi a maajhe sought “ ever to walk np6 •UM1°bey the golden rale in his his <cMMn fellow »«». men. XU He will . dealings with —•••> ow Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the *■'■Drace GrwniitJd /returned ... the home and the com­ GreraEEupidR Friday. munity as only a kind husband and only valid patent ou, the spring tooth. tfatherand Sid a-trufi citizen can Im. Mtafiilalleck’ftHim.er.retacned to her His aged -wife and sevra children home, Lapeer. Moofey. -curvive to mourn his loss, and in their Carson amd J4kn Weasert 4>ereavemeathave the sincere w-mpathy <f all. There are three sons, John 51.. bundled in GaleebugUames L_ «nd Thomas. Th® four daughter, are Mra. Ebw Lake. Mrs. Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent, now thor­ KapWti friends last week. «ary J. Mj*a. of Clyde. Ohio. Mra oughly established, should buy this drag. Not only this ,i*raJ- hriwue retarred from a <.dia Traver, and Mrs. John Mate. but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be visit ta Cold water, Friday. I A* a-i,I°h“’*on returned-Ironi (>ak-. <A stock company bus been fortnod sr this city, by .-several business men of Hastings. Jackson and Hanover, for ‘ the manufactore and sale ofl-arker'a We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ pa.entstntincr.and cutoff for cisterns. —.... reiurneu 10 iitr ■ The officers are. as folltfws: est draft, most easily hadled binder made. homein.JJlg Rapids Saturday. it*re»ldent-rp. T. Colgrove. Klee Pres. E. Y. flbgle. <^g£Bo!twood. of Detroit, made a jvt^k 1 will bav< something L> -- —-u wu.-ttuibuouk tee call on. Hastings’ friend* Friday. 1 Secretary—MJL. Cook. < dealtout .iy any have h<a| opnorsay about Treasurer—W. H. Powers. tnni^- to use theeame.cn any otthe w££: “n4 »• M. Myers, of’ Board of Directors-W. P Sidman, An entirely new machine, which can be folded by one man at CT-A-Gru*oej e. JfMnP.•fx-bbers who araaow commit­ Woodland, were In the city Monday. £!«»«« SrnlUu 1 • u Holloway. W. L. id\>ver!ook it. , ting depredations ea our midst easily in five minutes time, enabling it to go through an ,1 LJj’ HolloWa»»«tnn»®d Thurs-, Milkins, A. B.PvalxMiy, Hanover. 11 foot gate. MilSmt hen Ceanuall has J day bow .a visit to rriMivewta Adrian, ■ uipital of the company is ^S6,000 In 3X) twenty-fire dollar siutnw The j Miss Carrie Goodyear KuturaMlThurs- **»ohDt paid in -is G«S per cent-of the THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the lightest draft and . day froaim visit to Odd water friends. capital, rhe company propose te push most easily adjusted wagon in the market. • STOCKMEN AND FARMERS. , . A*™- K. 2*. Brotvn and Mtes Allie the Utaintsw for all there is in it. . Full lllwriul Mrs. F. .A. Hors has opened her . Lichty were in Grand fiapids; Monday. W i K i ihng AKNirEtts ary .-Mccday Mre.ILK Grant mm! Mrs. Sharks I Millinery department in 'the store of We keep in stock 80 buggies and carriages, of the best April .Uth, being tbe tenth annivtwsary Morse E. Nevin*, with un entire new n arder w«? in G^rand-Rapidc yustermakes, and-can satisfy the most fastidious ana give the. best of tbe marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Frank stock of gikj'te and wfl! be pleased to value for the money. Respectfully, ' k-.|C during the season,, for Mr. Lipper, ot, Allegan, made hi® Bidelnuiu their relatives and friend® to iavetheiadife. ofHastkag8.*nd vicini­ < ।purposes, on’tho If.utjngH friends n pleuuut virit the the number of eighty,* bringing with" ty cull and .ee them.' tln-ui an.aboimdancriof the good things fast week. ' Jkpr. Hanlon is now aide to throw, ot this life, irntl bent on having a good XVrilg Goodrear and FreJ GrelAe are i. . i- tc .Mithews’ plnpe. in thecor- dust in the eyes of idl whotUavH the at home from the Orchard Lake Millta- lime generally gave [them a ample sur­ prise at their nniiittun- ii| Baltimore, “king-* highway," having lurchaat*! rj academy. of Hustings. .]• ♦ . when after qnjoying a fine social visit, [Ik Iket SUMW matchaitpa,, in wh’ch'beott ami Benham were conby T. PhiUtf^ef llastiegv.—fttgmbij. oeded to beXhe wiu Of th® evening, and and.Saturday. *“ * partaking of a boUntltul repast the friends depicted for their homen leav­ Miss Brick, of Chicago, is in tlie .city, ing in the possession of Mr. and Mrs. and will remain for the summer with Bidelman the following list of useful ■ her Wother, A. Eoek. presents: Urge rocking chair-Mr. Samuel •nursday. Mis. I. A. Holbrook aud hittie went to Muskegon to make a Bidelman ami wife. Arm chair- Mr. W. Benham and , visit at a week or two. wife and Walter and Mattle Bidelnmn. Chjbi. Hyatt, ot Charlotte, sp>mt the ...»uliter dish and grape diafi—Effie M. K. Clark, vdKur of the MauIhLvp faro past of the week in the city visit­ Bidelman. Democrat, denouncer editorially Uu- ing (rieue* and reccuiting. Fruit basket—Mr. Andrew Roush detuocrirt c ring in th® county, Dr. Lowry intends making a vWt to .and wife. in Oakland and GecreM** /Set gem cake tins—Wm. Roush. declare ta'Will devote himself to pub­ friends Nd ver— Hattie Roush. lishing a tb'inocrntie labor journal uul counties it the near future. 'Sugar bowl and sauce dish—Mr. showing tip tha i ingstara.—Evening ■NIz E. Kaappen and wife rtituroed J Mines Endsley and wife. Nows. frnni Knoxville, TennisUurdayj Mr. Glass pitcher—Mrs. Ara Covey. Handkerchiefs —Mr. Haffey. v X. T. Fj4;kki: and r<her numbers Knappen’s health Is much*improved. Knife box and dust pan—Mother of the syrdicate who went to Illinois to Fred KenfleU was in the city for two Striker. purcbiLsc a thoroughbred I’erehrroa-- or thr^'dav.* working up subscriptions Water pitcher -Mr. R. D. Edmunson NormHQ .StulBbu returned Aaturdav for the Grand Itapids Tejigram-lieraid. and wife. iiKcning with * splendid .spAiimen of Fred Allen reeeival numerous com­ Two pickle dkhes—Mr. Geo. Hoftghthitt equine Imuily. Th-v pai/; g2,0(Ki pliments for the excellent manner In talln and wife. forthim.) which he rendervi his part in -Rank Glass sauce dish- Mrs. E. Chaffee. and File." Milk pitcher and dish -Elery iloughThe Preu, of the Board, Mr. (’. H. talln. Mias Cora Hawkins, of Grand Rapids, Bauer, on Friday morning gave :ui Glass sugar bowl—Mr. A. Bacheller ami Miss Louise Baker, of Detroit, viseixTilh nt rendering and interpretation I .iU«l at Mrs. C. H. -Van Yrman’s the and wife. , HKA» SLs- STl A I.- OS A MAX, • Cake plata—Mr. 11. Ilarshberger and ot .Poe’s “Raven" tiefort* tlie High post week. wife. • '1 .-.I-:;-'!.‘ .u- ! . -,.i: •. ... > School. All were very much interested • ■ .'i ■ • ■ ■ ■ • ;1 1’. T. Colgrove was in Charlotte on Mustard dish-*- Paulina Shultz. and the poem had a new meaning atterToothpick holder and dust pan—Mr. I business Thursday, and on the follow­ . ■ An• |.i < r! . D -.■ IirKr from lia-.. N, r,^o, w»n» in the minds of ail. ing day Judge .Smith made a pilgrimage George Scott and wife. ■Rr'; \ ' ■ ■ ■ • . ■■ Rank and Fili: whs played to good to the same place. Honey dish--Mr. Dewitt Gregory and 1 Sfiwr A /’ ',^G 1 ' ■J'1' ^l; I-" '"f !>.r wife. Hudlwiczsi Thursday. Friday and Satur­ I . ■■£>- z ' V' ! »■* •" r' Arc\o.: 1­ Luke Waters and wife. John Wick­ . v'..... ! |. i:<,m Soup spoon and meat fork—Mr. C. । day evenings. The play itself is highly ham and wife and James Wickham and <rar»urkur<l«:rrni:< jour usrfu!u<«. <ir comfort" Parmer and wife. meritorious, and wiut quite well render- wife went to Bowne to-day to attend ”'":i d" I'“I ,’’ltoncr I'KOK. S. CLAY Pickle dish And basin—Mri. Frta 1 at or l.j- Irtt. r. I rof S ( Uv Todd'* njucd in the city Saturday, til. The local cast covered thrmifclv.es the funeral of a relative. Graff. JHHRRHW wr«iderful eon n have made hb name famous througout with glory by their good work, some of Match safes—Earnert Gaskill. 1lbe"n<1 °£ Hl? ,*n‘lb reeriving l- tlem «t Inquiry, and forwurdhw Judge Cole’s (laughter, who has so nirt «iU convene May 10th. it very good for amateurs. utHfielnea tn aU part* of the country. I ’ liOE. 8. Cl AY TODD juirt leu lari y r^uesta thoae wK Spittoon iind pall—Mr. Scott Mein-. | long been confined to the 1 ormer’s home hare had tn-ntiucnt from other physician* without permanent bwieat to call on hun and tnaltr a •x r.if -k ‘torn spontlvate w are A'donation tea-party for Rev. A. K. 'bv illness, has so far recovered as to l»e tosh and wife. trtal of hl* neyrr-hillltix skin and nrmcdle*. Note Uic place— Bridge .Street Houae. Call at Grand Rapid*, or write to Fort W ayne, Ind. Office hour « a. m, tn o p. m. ('<>a*ultatlou trc.. Pitcher -Mr. D. C. Warner and wife. I able to return to her home Cl I max. Stewart will be held at temperance hall 1 Mustard dish—Bertie Fancher. n Ic’tb; is*a abroad in thin part at an early hour on Thursdayt evening. 'Mich., Monday. r d tinyyiird. We do not believe it was cither wise April 22d. and a cordial invitation to ’.d ♦ yr):*>i cleaning up door attend is extended to all. Refreshments <or necessary for the common council to will be ready to serve at 5:30. standard cui ( down the wages of the laborers in I line, fw that no onb nwal go home to r; iii'.nt; and tak® vonr preacripthe city’s employ. They were receiving Here I am in sunny Kansas, in town □upper. -1.. Fredl llotctikifs. froiiwnUv cusbno more than they earned; were getting 28 south of range 38 wtsL in the south­ > hl* mouth and The >’ichigan Schoolmasters’ Club ।simply fair wages, and as little as our western part of tlie state. It. is the ■>! t I’vs-Ku. th«- cheHpest pjace to ’.s at 4 red'k Hotrhkur. holds its first meeting in Ann Arbor 'city ought to ask them to work for. In finest land in the country here. We can justicet® themselves and the laboring get goo«l water at a depth of from 40 to , ixe-: • line ,>r toilet soaps and per- May 1st. This is composed ot the young- men of th® city, the council ought to 50 feet, with very little alkali in it; but • : Fred’k Hotchkis®*. er superintendents imd college meh of ।reconsider-its action, and restore the along the rivers and creeks there is an the state, and b organized for the pur•wages paid to former prices. abundance of bad water. The people - (.'if superentendants Associapose of dispussing subjects that are not here call the land along the rivers very m-.vts at Lansing May 218t. The Journal says tbe Banner erred poor, but we tnuler feet call it good surtlcientK discussed by other organiza­ "uiai ut cannot rouqner. rn the Newton House and tions of the state. iin saying tliat Baker Shriner got 30 :looking land, and It is as good as the E,l'" ,n ,rtrra ,,he P**len‘ ‘loc8 ,lpt i ln’iu :« progressing rapidly. land In Michigan will average. The r*n. Tbe) ones occur in tbe nlcht and nffi'ei chlUlmms wen as adult*. Among the Illustrated articles In the tslips in the 2d and 3d wards. He did I good land is better than the very best rn eert fly that tny toswa* cured ofgpH*j>Uc Fite by Dr. . Z4CCHECM CESSNA. VisTAKt: we sent each of ..... May CenCury i» a7 description of the better than We stated. He had 21 m 1of muck land there. My farm is situa­ 8. C. Todd.xnd baa not had a Ot or^yniptom of one In thrve tear*. 1 RECOVER*'"’ **”' ——" — j -ulocribera two papers last week. new Lick Observatory on Mount the 2d, and 24 in the 3d—u total of 45, ted 31 miles from Lakin and 22 mile® J GKAMD RArtMi, Mich.. March 21.18Mof which were on prohibition tickets. who ha* had Epileptic Fite. t« Imprortnx । iv>. - ought to secure the tdo- Hamilton, near San Francisco, written 8 »There was not a slip oVer Mr. Shriner’s from Hartland. These places are rail­ the Bridge Street Houm. AUn that hl» w road points on the A. T. & 8. F.’ It It KOln< . 1 he to Frrepurt and Woodland. by Taliesin Evans. The first of Mrs. j on about him. HI* ajee h 7<k name in the second ward; and we were ■ farmers are plowing planting and van Renssela r’s papers on “American (informed none in the 3d. That was an The ,sowing hero now and have been for Refer* to Mr. Robert Palloek, Van Wert. O.,cured ot Epileptic irabk- sold by Fred’k Hotchkiss. Country Dwellings.’ with many sug- (error, however, as Mr. Jones had 5— .four weeks past. The weather has been Mr. Henry Bechtold, tn Brown BL, RoehMler, N. Y.. w«e cun...... . gftstive drawings, is in this same num- rnot' slips over Mr. Shriner in the 3d. . MrA.uttare Wwln. tn N. Market *tn>ct, Nashville, famn.,cured of £pllepUe Fite after being very tine since we have been here ex­ > lady .'li'iidd buy one of those The Journal makes the ridiculous state- (cept the last two or throe days. It has treated un*uceea*fully by six of Uic most eminent ph)rfelan of Pari* and Berlin. erttl.pii. Seersuckers at Morse CHRONIC MIAHKHCEA ANI, WEAK HIGHT. A Sunday row in Rutland resulted ment that there was but 30 fusion .rained and is muddy just at present. majority in the two wards. There .So you see, it rains even here in Kansas, From the Madtoon State .louroal,Feb. 3t: I had chronle dlnrrbcra for fifteen year*, and never flndany penuanent reBef onUli Maced myself under the treatment of Dr. 8. Clay Todd, I he !►< t in- of Rev. Hunsberger Suu- in the loss of part of an ear to one was 47 fusion majority in the 2d. and ’Mr. Holes, one of the men that came «mld Jan. a. 1W1. who wa* then stopping In Milwaukee, and he permanently eured my complaint and • - mog is very highly commended party, ipd a badly damaged counten­ All <r. tho 'Ll restored my siRht. which wa* very Imperfect, aa I wa* obliged to wear clawe* all the tlmeac with me, has taken a claim and he likea J now do not require Uieni. I would advise all wiin ar» sittk tn call on De. Tolti. nK»«ance beridcu. The other side in the ! ’ — • •luditors. the country so well that vou could not XWihte Crows Guild.—On last Fri­ persuade him to live in Michigan again. FoyueUe, Cotambte county. Wh.. Feb. M, 1S8S. ■Hi hiah school now has an enroll" melee got off somewhat better. There are conflicting stories about tbe fracas, day evening tho young men and boys The other fellow took the same route ” '.l greater than the total tor the and we do not care to say more about ■of Emanuel Parish Sunday chool. upon that some other Hastings people took— '■ 'i.-it- nt last year. it, especially as It is likely to be brought the suggestion of the rector, organized that is from Lakin to Hugo and back, '■ 1. • - i' i Fi.i.is jaih-d his first vlc- into court the White Cross Guild. The object of then got homesick and went bactf to •': He was drunk—the vicMichigan to work by the day, and curse Stauffer & Craw ley have receiv­ the guild is to promote maulineas and the best land on earth for a man to get ' From the Madteon IMmoerat of Feb. 1«: Will you kindly .tl ■|i!;. nvt th. Marshal. good morals among its members. The testify to tne efficient jrofBMlonal service® and *klll of Dr ed a big stock of dry goods, groceries, a home. Provisions are cheaper here to Tin Imjrjnal cigar.factory has renient tn your mow Mid applied to him for treatment for nr)' -m . OBn ilau wu wnmui rar » following officers were elected; *!** .J2V kidney dl*ca*c and dropalca) tendenele*. I have tried the beat than in Hastings, and wages better, and ■: oiwratlon, under the xmnage- boots and shore, and report a very President—Gun McNaughton. 4, y medical *kUl to be had buz to no purpose Dr. Todd baa been treating her *l»ee the 3®th of Jan­ uiest uf r. Brodmer. largely increased trade, which they Vice President- Charlie Sutton. . . can get land for nothing. What more uary hhe sit once Iwitant/. Improve and I* now practically « new woman. I thank God and Dr. can any one aak for? The house rent Todd and want every enOerlnx human bring to know t. My po*t office addrva* l« Vadteon Wl*. greatly appreciate and certainly deserve. Secretary — Frank Sutton. ’ 4, > |u. Sunday school at the State road V^y truly. WM. M I^ONAKD of Hastings will keep a family of three and anyone deririn® further Oete can addra** me. They are buying more produce than Treasurer—Walter Wilkins. ~ • mirt h are making preparation for Eas­ or four here and a man can get from ever, and are prepared to handle all Door-keeper—Charlie Wilkins. ier service next Sunday. 61.60 to 83 per day, and he can leave they can get giving the highest prices Marshal—C. N. Schuman. !’ R. going to paint, buy the in cash or trade. The Guild meets every Friday even- bis family on the claim and have no taxes or rent to pay. It looks different Heitor Wnite Lead Works Liquid it. pleuro tmeunronlu I wa» attended by one whom I had considered the mmt here now than it did when 1 was here doctor called Easter services at the Episcopal JdWridmu* thl* city for three and one-half month* doriag which tlm* be rmjJm rd hunt sold by Fretfk Hotchkiss. last October. Then we could see only SliooTiNu.—On Thursday night > U> form in my left I three shanties; now we can count about A« .'.i.' the question of examinations church Sunday as follows: Celebration of the holy communion about 12 o’clock, when five boys were thirty, and more are coming every day. ---- -- ---------- kod rapidly and rate b ing iisci -ed in educational circles had ulght ?we%te. By die nb of w ater to returning from fishing, they heard I want vou to send me the Banner for raj' mouth, nnd was confined to m '•vhu mnre than ordinary interest pro at 5 a. m. . . . isste Morning prayer, sermon and holy someone shoot near Rogers A Fausey’s I feel tbe need of it. It lets me know emplorad him. asd I am frvw to a »■ *vu m ever , ain what is going on in Barry county, and nwuidtm*, and ta io week* 1 was ...... m. w,w «wv .nn^., *,,u Communion at 10:30 a. m. elevator, which of course frightened I Hr: m»rter,i examination of Sunday school exercises at 3 p. m. the boys and they did not wait to see the state in general. Those men who ’die late James Crawley, 8rw showed Evening prayer and sermon at • -JO p. who it was. We traced this shooting are working by the day. I would advise i«sWMt DeWeld st, FL ‘.••a’, cancer of the stomach was the business until Saturday night when to come here and get a home before it * ->f hi? death. te too bte for this is the home of the Friday evening last the marshal near the red grist mill, we heard two homeless and the friend to the poor Mil". Johs SPENCE has returned from shots. Upon. investigation it was । 41?1 w iW1 * fuU line of millinery, shipped a tramp on the 12 o’clock train. found that some boys of this city, be­ man. I tell you it is the garden of the anil will «ell at low prices. Please call The tramp bad quite a record, if his tween 12 and SO years of age were do­ world and can't be beat. A man that will work for some one else all the beet tafott; purchasing. story is of any good. He says he came ing this shooting. A word of warning days of his life as I did, is doing him­ I’aixi y/jur buggy for one dollar and from California to Chicago on a pas­ may perhap® l>e of some use to these self R great injustice, when there are so boys. The officers are already awarp of use Hie ready mixed carriage black senger train, from Chicago to Grand many opportunities for him to get a .Vrij? wlth a K,osa' only Rapids in a box car from (.rand Rapids the fact antfare liable to "collar you’ home for nothing. kv IfHi’k llotchkiai. ’ he was sent here by the police. The and put you in jail" on short notice. TWO WEEKS LATER. Vour* truly, marshal hen- thought the chaipest and l'»r::t>.‘ upon your mind that all best way to get rid of him was to let Died, in this city Saturday last, of with John is evidently well „ ^’.-‘ring the “T. C. & Oo." trade Charlotte have him. cancer of the stomach, James Crawley. the "glorious climate of 1 Sr., aged «9. The funeral took place Henry Willis did not meet with Sunday p. m., from the M. E. church, such a reception from our business and was very largely attended, Rev. -..•I tor MMuiers auu u unvers to buy galvanized pipe, men as the importance of his railway Hunsberger officiating. PJ’iups. valYea, hose. oil. belting etc., is project dreerred. But Mr. Wfllis can Mr. Crawley was born at Elm. Cam««• Hasting Engine and Iron Warks. m n down itrt in.« h“,^“ •''* bridgwihlre. England, and was there married to Elizabeth Marshall, who sur­ FltED trftS, Mount Horeb, Dane County Wl*. V nuui. ht the Union Sunday school •nltorlt, (or mrUf tbu <*• Make one call and I*r. Tadd will vnn ■ lull uf___________ '_____ waV> vives him. In 1844 they came to 1 'b /'.W'ffired at Quimby- with a mem- Trunk will Iron Md equip > Um from MOf Mr8C* 8C0U *“ Battle Creek to Lowell, be tan count America. settling in Ohio. They re­ j ?’nfe y*rren s«,efr a"’l auPt- on th® moat hearty oo-operatien from moved to Baltimore in 1865, and to this city about three yeare ago. J- A B-M-helfor, Secy. KJ). Reid, Trews. our citizens. Mra.Vulliu RusieliiiUaHirtrolt. a 9^ Dewey aracie <he city buriM® Tuesday. 7 Tie D. C. & H. CM Spring M drag. FARMERS The Best in_ Every Respect. The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, JOHN BESSMER, Jewels’. THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. HOLSTEIN BULL! ..NAGLAR FARM! Local News. MESSER BROS. NINE DAYS ONLY ' PROF. S. CLAY TODD, ffl. D. A! Bridge Street Boose. Grand Rapids, ffick, April 22 io May 1 CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. CROOKED LIMBS MADE STRAIGHT- ssnRte �-T I Agricultural. ■EaXKStfSSSfi We are glad to lcara that the y0*1' Und Grain’’Co. is no more. The un­ clean thing was engaged in booming Bohemian oats and other graimi in the usual plan. We hope now the members will uot try to retrieve themsdva by asserting that they did not know itwiia naughty The less said the better. Better bury tlie old fraud without obittiary. epitaph or headstone. The next time G®. Sherman goes to war he should shoot his ink bottle.— Philadelphia Call Do you wish to get up with the lark ? Then go to bed without it A recipe that holds good the year round, and in all weather. conUtHiing their conversaticm, WI can heartily endorse all you J*y about the new minister. He is yefcainly a grand feUow. As the boys say, he is all wool and a yard—well. no. he isn't exactly a yard, but” “But he will wash, won't he?” interrupted Mrs. Spook, thinking as usual that she had assisted. ■ township al Jobuvtown. wrry The old clerk of a little English, par­ Red. noses are-lighthouses to warn ■OtintT. Mlrhlon. «.d OCMribrd M voyagers on the sea of life off the ish, although he had for years Munday nl. nt t II,. lilt inline ue- mW luwmw u. ,«n • coasts of Malaga. Jamaica. Manta Crux. after Sunday, given out the i’salmsaud Whiskey, Gin anil Holland. the hymns to be sung in the aervice, (W ■Mu> arntani tor tin- n„. ' 1 hud never quite mastered the Homan NoVife ought to desire a better in­ nuinentte. and one morning, after some township sumher scription on her tombstone than this: consideration, announced the XLIi. nututer ithrm.ffl, wo*t. "Her nuuinen mild, her temper cueb. Psalm in tlfe following stvle: “Let us Her Ungungc good, xml not too much." ■boukt.nt tbe opRi.n Sing to the praise and glory of God the UM CXKUU**. ailntillriti. "Yes my son," said Brother Talmage, X., L., and two-eyed Psalm." hwiwin Ins xixiy uve «rra><* land more or to**, rewne aon lu. lie .1... a nr ah,j . . "there may lie roller skates in heaven, Kw thereafter, ailin': .A,' l,-, Dated Mnrrd D Gn>r(llan. Shove limited for the pJ-L , . but the doors will be padded and the Kohaveexpired.Mnyn.',..... f'S music will never go out to wst its is possible, for a short time to therobust, “You might as well try to change the whistle.” but the majority of refined persons climate,”>.tid a fanner once in attemptato convince us of the utter impoli­ The late Gov. Seymour said: “I never would prefer immediate death to existWilliam .1.' and UM interest dur J»i,;i.iri mu te of doinga certain thing. The yet made or procured an appointment ance in their reeking atmosphere. How remark set us to thinking aud we came lur a young man for u derkshlp which much more revolting to be in one's self the interest due Jnuuur. t A ' |i did not in the end prove to be a great a living sewer. But this is actually the to the conclusion that the climate could case with those in whom the activity of be changed somewhat r»y our efforts. injury to him." the liver drives the refuse matter of the How Is it done? By drainage. Who' "When I married you," she hissed, “J body to escape through the lungs, breath that reads about the marshes of Old England will see what a revolution has thought you were a better man.” "And the pores, kidneys and bladder. It is nlnrlern and *UU remaining uuin so 1 was," he replied. “Mine is not the come over the face of that country.; first good temper that has been ruined astonishing that life remains in such a dwelling. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medi­ xLuxuriant pastures have taken the ; by matrimony. cal Discovery” restores norma! putitv Since of stagnant ponds, over many iiousands of acres. And yet the sys­ The Irish patriots should not be dis- to the system and renews the whole Sass tem bv which this change has been। couraged. Married men have struggled being. wrought, is applicable, in some measure,, for home rule for 20 centuries, and St. John will have S30/W hotel If lii cans. Royal BakJ 50 roypK* ^’kJ08 to almost all soils, and is, in fact, the•. have not yet succeeded in getting it.— S5,00U bonus can be raised. WallBLN.V. oct Met Court Hous© tn preliminary, the sln» qua non of suc­■ Detroit Free Press. Henry Schcanhals, foreman Henry cessful dairying. Rivers and tributary “Yes, Job suffered some,” said an streams may do much, but not every­ Illinois deacon, “but he never knew Krug Packing Co., St, Joseph, Mo. uses Thomas' Electric Oil with his men for thing to rid the soil of superfluous what it was to have his team run away moisture. Nature generally requires. and kill his wife right In the busy sea­ sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped hands, assistance. The conditions necessary. son,.when hired girls want three dollars etc. Lt is the beet to the most favorable growth of plantsJ a week. Michigan Central freight agent Richare a surface soli through which the son, at Jacksen, is alleged to be a deAmong the many symptoms rain water can sink almost to a depth1 There are some people who step into M ©< HaatiiiK*. in a»m' sufficient to give nourishment to the1 the front door of a church with such *n<J Mato ol Michigxn. tliat ten f it,, of Dyspepsia or Indigestion Credit is due the German women and taking«k?efre0tcogrt fur win km. .StaL? roots and a porous subsoil, by which It• largeness that it would not surprise the most prominent are: Va­ Vteer«said pretni«e* *n- ■itualvl thrre can be vent. Where the later ia found,• them to see the pulpit flop up like the physicians for first using Red Clover aydon or ri-n.hx-1„ tte hlteB plants will not be drowned by the prea-• short end of a teterboard—Merchant blossoms as a medicine. Best results riable appetite; fainLgnawing bidder de>crlte.| lsad.| bbSE? ggaa-uTu U aumt, are obtained when combined yrith other "wESt sence of stagnant water, nor be parchedI Traveller. feeling at pit of tbe stomach, CLEMENT SMITH Attorney R.?‘ffiSKU with InlerMt at rlrlit perdurrent,0 per aunun; xS medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. by drought. It is evident that theI . tbe rosts Mid wpensk allunn! I.y Uw with unsatisfied craving for temperature of the soil has an intimatei A stranger stepped into a lawyer's Jones* Red Clover Tonic, which is the connection with the natural or artificialI office on PriiK-ess street tho other day best known remedy for all blood diseas- j food; heartburn, feeling of . drainage provided. When too muchi and inquired—“Is this the water office Y' es, stomach and liver troubles, pimples, Drfanlt haring tew made In the condition. ' water is present in the soil, it keepss Tho lawyer answered promptly: “No, costiveness, bad breath, piles, ague and weight and wind in the stom­ down the temperature by evaporationi Sir; this is the wind'Hffice. The water malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ ach. bad breath, bad taste in Tteuorth half (%yof the wml. *.-i (Uh yd the smith t.rirt* a-r-. n>r'" and radiation. Where the rain waterr office is next door.”—Wilmington Star. petite, low spirits, head ache and all dis­ the mouth, low spirits, general county, Mletomn. to Ht Rapid*. Kent enmity, 1 (ij/of the north wv-t fraetU ease of the kidneys. Price 50 cents, of can find a ready channel for its down­ of m-rtion number twentpuim prostration, headache, and ixsi. and recorded on I It is whispered aliout in select Phil- Fred. Hotchkiss. ward course/H carries down heat froml north haK (H) of W MHitf, i-a.t the atmosphere and from the surfacej udelphia circles that a popular clergyThe Unitarian society at Muskegon constipation. There is no form and thus stimulates growth. This factt, man of the Quaker Citv recently dectri­ will erect a church this year. of disease more prevalent than contained In aald niortaup* having become oper­ is of importance as showing how the, lied a dinner party in that staid town i uuki. more or ir>*. I by remarking that "God first made the and no proceeding* at law nr In equity havDyspepsia, and nono so pecul­ ative, Haled April 1st. A. l> < temperature of wet soils can lie rained hut been taMttuted loreooverlb* debt secured . remu Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrqp iar to the high-living and rap­ by and consequently how climate can bej cherubim, then the seraphim, and then said mortgage or any iiort thereof, and the will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers modified, it also shows how the dairy­. tho terrapin!"—New X ork Tribune. mini at six hundred twenty-three and M-ICO did O THE SMOKERS OF THE CITY aud bad sores upon the body face or id-eating American people. man can often increase his iiasturage.— ' Mistress — “ Who were you talking to. OF HASTINGS limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse tlie Alcohol and tobacco produce Dairy World. Jane?" Cook—“Only my eldest broth­ system and blood of every trace of dis­ J. H.-Jitutner dt/.- Lit. b'nwn. will be foreclosed er. mum. He's—he’s in tlie perlice.” eases that have their origin therein. Dyspepsia; also, bad air. rapid Have taken bold of Baxter l.urk. .'larCltvx' Mistress—“indeed! What is his name?" Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and eating, etc. BURDOCK BLOOD Hrrraftrr the lovers oi , |^sr CA£1 . Cook—“John Smith, mum. Mistress canker, and is well recommended by cotnmodated for Seruwuiij. a _,r th*: »jn 1. To make the-finest flavored and BITTERS will cure the worst tbe©osts of tills tom din* an attor­ give tetter p*neml *athl*Hl.<ti 1 "But your name is not Smith.” C-ook the medical profession all over the ney fee of t senly -Ore dollar*, al public vendue on l<*rent eicxn-*r.>oke>1. I’.ami longest-keeping butter, the cream must1 — —“No, mum: but you see he's bln mar­ country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by ease, by regulating the bowels undergo a. ripening process by exposure are clear Ravana tiler. Sumatra J by hand and no ■■Ufi. iaJ r>>., W. II. Gotxbear and toning up the digestive to the oxygen of. the air while it ia. 'w~ Hi*r. J. H. BEAMEU&tt*. County of Barry. tliat brine th* place of holding rising. The ripening is very tardyr "My dear,” said a husband to his Battle Creek ha* 81.M2.M in thetreas- organs. Sold everywhere. the Circuit Court for raid County of Burr\. when the temperature is low; wife, "1 am unable to get any sleep. I ury, and is out of debt. In wt>k-te »ald mortgaged twemUca are MtuaWX .7 2. After cream becomes sour, the> wish you would get np and prepare me Sat J prrmlw* an: dlMTibiil In »ald niortgiigr u wa*deaf TWRitj-fttr Tb*.Spring Month. more ripening the more it depreciates.■ a little laudanum." “It’s hardlj worth moat nt the noted ajwtUJWTbe sooner it is then skimmed andI while now," she replied, consulting her Are undoubtedly the best in which to yEGETAULE PLANTS. churned the better, but it should not lie' watch; "it's almost time to build the purify the blood and strengthen the cuua. A plain. simple churned while too new. The best time‘ I kitchen Ore.” Then he sank into a system, because at this time the body is treatment. Addrea. T. !* luted thb aft day ot February, 15c. for skimtning and churning is just l>e-• quiet, restful slumber. most susceptible to the beneficial effects SPRCll.I.H HVXFOHU, Mortgagee. of a reliable medicine like Hood's Sarsa­ fore acidity becomes apparent STUART * KWKET. Tbe subscribers *Uke this method of Infanu8. Cream makes better butter to ris<‘• Emma goes to school, but dislikes it parilla. The feeling of debility, languor, lm; former patron, and tbe public tliat they are Attorney* fnr Mortgagee. j Grand Rapids. Midi. in cold air than to rise in cold water,. very much. A lady friend of the fam­ and lassitude, caused by the* dunging ■till in the Plant bmiUMs, and have a splendid j ■ rornuM Write VaUnttw St but it will rise sooner in cold water,, ily questioned her on the subject: season, is entirely overcome, and scrof­ let <tf straw terry I’lante, 30 of tho t>r»i vxrtefles. “Emma, what do you learn in school? ula and all humors lire expelled from TOMATO, CABBAGE, CELERY. PEPPER and the milk will keep sweet longer. 4. The deeper milk is set the less air­ Do you learn to read?" Emma shakes the blood by the powerful reviving and AND SWEET POTATO PLANTS ing the cream gets while rising. her head. ”Do vou learn to write?” purifying influences of Hoods Sarsapa­ 5. The depth of setting should vary Ataother shake. “Then what do you rilla. wajt for jt j*, 1H. out>.. Do not delay—Take Hood's Sarsaparil­ with tlie temperature; the lower it Ist la now. It is mada by C. I. Hood & Co. l.d rates on large quxntlUr*. the deeper milk may be set; the higher, “Why don’t you marry?” “Well, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. Sold by theahallower itshould be. Milk should John & Geo. Keagle. never be set shallow In a low tempera- you see, I am very particulur how my all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar. Quartered □P’etoxnxsxxry O, 1840. intended should be — “ Explain your ­ ure, nor deep in a high’ one. Setting The libel suit of Gen. S. Bronson deep in cold water economize© time, self.” “My wife must be rich, hand- ■ against V. W. Brute formerly editor of some and stupfd.” “Why all that?" labor and space. the Current. Hig Rapids, has been set ­ Insure® only Farm Property, Tnexposed Dwellings. Cburchv* and Schoo! “Very simple. She must be rich and 6.While milk is standing for cream tled. The defendant paid 8560 and cost, Houses. I*ays full amount of loss. No voidable condtions In po!icy the Jimp to rise, the purity of the cream and con­ handsome, otherwise I would not have and publishes a retraction. lest and safest policy Issued. her, and she must be stupid, otherwise sequently the fine flavor and keeping of the butter will be injured If the surface, she would not have me.” This question is asked by a wellof the cream is exposed freely to air * Your mother licked vou for going in known lady lecturer. Well, we can do much warmer than the cream. swiming yesterday* didn't she?” said 7. When cream is colder than the' one Somerville bov to another. “She a great many things with them; one tiling, we must take good care of their surrounding air, it takes up moisture did. She gave it to me sweet, I kin tell health, and not let them run down and and impurities from the air. When you. Did you*get-a licking*' No, I become enfeebled. Fot the feminine the air is colder than the cream, ’ it ! didn't.” “Seems to me you never get a ailments which may besumed up in takes up the moisture and whatever escapes from the cream. In the former. licking.” No, I gigerally almost moet- one word—debilltv, we have a sovereign The .Niagara. Falls (Route. , ly escape, and that’s why I’m sorry for remedy in Brown's Iron Bitttera, which case the cream purifies the surrounding WHO IS UMAOQUAIMTCD WITH THS OKOORAFHV OF THIS COUNTRY. WlU 1 tell you the bov what ain t got has done much good. Miss Mary air; in the latter case, the air helps tq-i ^you. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. no grandmother is to lie pitied.”—ISom- Greenfield, of Galatlu. ill., writes purify the cream. The selection of a ervuie Journal. Taklne cBiwt Nov, mt, “Brown’s Iron Bitters cured me of creamer should hinge on what is most desired—highest quality, or greatest But what always surprises me is that nervousness. Indigestion and general aximrAitr. Let the other youog convenience and economy in time,', Americans should wish to pass as Eng­ poor health." space and labor.—Professor L. B. Ar­ lish. A Scotchman is more or less ladies take the hint nold. proud of his accent, and why should not The fish Industrie© cf Michigan gii Americans be proud of theirs?—{Lon­ employment to 1,800 men, and 813m Tiie Fabm Garden.—Most garden­ don Truth.] All true Americans are) ers would laugh at our advice, but we proud of their accent, their parents invested in the business. are now talking to farmers who have a and their country, and are not responsi­ "Her face so fair, us flesh it seemed not. small garden. If your garden is a lit­ ble for the acts of a few snobs whom But heavenly portrait of briget angel's tle pent up affair, with a fence around Providence has given money enough to it, in which your work is mostly done make up for the loss of brains.—{Globe. as the sky. without a blame or kUSitii: by hand, we urge that the whole system blot, ■ be changed. A farmer cannot afford to Tbe following edict is said to have And in her cheeks the vermillion red cultivate a garden that way. He must, l»een solemnly passed and registered in did show.” A, to make a garden profitable, do most of France during the reign of Louis XV.: Thia is the poet’s Mixcription of a the work with a horse. It is better to “Whosoever, by means of red or white woman whose physical system was in a have two or three rows along the edge paint, perfumes, essences, artificial perfectly sound any healthy state, with ©f the cornfield devoted to the smaller teeth, cotton wool, iron corsets' hoops, every function acting properly, and in garden truck than to have a little patch shoes with high heels, or false hips, the enviable condition of It© fair nat­ with beds in it that requires hand labor shall seek to entice into the bonds of rons Produced by Dr. Pierce'# “Favorite entirely to tend it. It does not make marriage any male subject of His Maj- Prescription. Any druggist. STATZQM. any difference if carrots, lettuce, salsify, a, Bbxll lie proeecuted for witchcraft Reed City is ambitious to become in­ parsnips and peppers grow in one row declared Incapable for matrimony.” forty rods long, if they are only grown. What consternation such an edict would corporated and will ask the next leglslature to aUow It the privallge of Tut ­ Tlie reason that so few farm houses are create in these days! ting on dty sirs. v supplied with vegetables is due to the An old man and his wife from away unfortunate method of gardening pur­ ^bout tw<>-Uiinb of a CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND * PACIFIC RAILWAY sued. There are a number of farmers' back In Kentuckey reached the Ohio boule of Athlophorous my rheumatism gardens we see each summer upon River on their way to visit some kins­ went away as If by some engine power • nnper^nt mid-egg; which g large portion of the contents is folks in the Buckeye State. Neither of and in a few days I was entirely well them had ever seen the river, and when put in every spring and the seeds sown, 1 we?t aboat my work- T-E- Chatbut after this no attention is given to they drove down to the bank, where El ' T ” th and Bciith’- ■ It, and weeds of enormous growth are they had been told they would find the -1 bnutc! es. ChJcc«Y; ■y taiand. In liana*; the leading crop even- season. There ferry, the old man gazed in astoniahn. Ofksloo*®*re«n and shouted: “Geis one farmer of our acquaintance who b* whiUiklns, Susan Ann! the creek ’ s rix, has half a dozei rows across a large field given up to the garden and in an we cant ford it for a week.” He these he grows everything'needed in drove back to the hotel and was given The recent statistics of the number of vtDageesad statR®* the family in the way of small fruits some information which was valuable d^H38 ahow th^t B Mie majority die to him. THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE witii consumption. This disease?uiav g~<*uy. Gen. Hancock was of such cool tem­ con)“ieD« <lth “ *PI*«®Uv harmless greg^ie expense of caring for each row cough which can be cured by Kemp's todc m near 1". not much more than it' it were plant­ perament and sturdy nerves that on the Balsam for the throat and lungs, which rfpsrent buffer* rrtt-ore-J ed to potatoes. In sowing seeds a great night of the election he went to bed at is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Sicairo vorr.:' 1 o’clock, not knowing whether he or EE roue© ar© many people make the mistake of planU ,TT>«urtxuwKi comtort* vta Garfield would be president, ;md when cases. Ince 50 cents and SI. Trial ing too deep. Nearly all of the smaller his wife woke him at 6 to tell him he tixe^free. For sale by Fred’k Hotchtho MlMouri RJvernre cMg garden seeds if covered with a light sprinkling of fine soil and pressed down was defeated, he merely said, “It la all with the foot are in good shape to grow. for the best,’ turned over, and finished rille tanners. We prefer the pressure of the foot to his nap. _ _ _ _ ______ _ Oarsany rolling that can I* donc.-Mich. * yu uui , BUH io inticu purniMw. tinlra* A newly married man went home tho Horticulturist. is beautiful, all but her skin; THS FAMOUS ALBSRT LKA ROUTE other evening and found his wife atdeep on th. lounge. He knelt beside her and nobody has ever told and devoured her with loving eyes. Mothers’ mothers! mothers! Why “John,” she murmured in her sleep. her how easy it is to put “Itti. my pet, what is it?" he whisper­ beauty on the skin. Beauty ed. thrilled to bls heart's depths by the sirs fcAKIIl* POWDER Absolutely Pure. WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA? T STRAWBERRY PLANTS. TELEGRAPHY The Im lor the Farmer, n Stgck Pi Tte Oh Famers’ tewaiice Cow Cash Assets, S 1,2612,170.33. L. C. WELTON, Agent. IA MAt w Many a Lady worm syrui oniM ot untold on the skin is Magnolia Balm. B. 8T. JOHN, �'KILLEDr -Killed at----- 0 What matters where? Hi to dead, urul that is enough! -Killed:' It is Written there In letter* than store and ntarc I Whnl though t110 telling l-e roughf He i- dead, or fl that to enough! In the good old steamboat day*, before 0 war. —____ .> •* . u NEW-FOUND MEN IN GREENLAND. rbte statement of S. B. Arban, a dry goods dealer, of Washington Borough, Pa., to brief but entirely to the point. Ido hereby certify’that I have been afflicted with dyspepsia for several years, and two bottles of Mishler’s Herb Bitters cured me.” If we under­ took to make a collection of certificates of this sort we could fill u very large volume. •npjW. urea to Ountan.upfn.m N«w Ortaiufa Uw »tarw. Tlwp couldn’t apmk Enitluh , A few weeks ago ah exhibition was «nd >p|«r»ntly rould t uudenmSd i opened in Copenhagen, showing the -Died with hfc* fa« to the foe, "Uttatar once we had .bout 100 ou dress, hunting and fishing implements I n mg ano’-her to save!* hownl on the up-trip and ever, da, we’d and other rod. arts of a hitherto un­ iv • - . how else should hedleF known people. It is composed of tire ii.nh! not have loved him so . During the Pennsylvania oil exdte",onK thtm’ ■><•« them ahouring and tetatnio,.. and noinv collections of Cnpt. Holm, who. with his uient, 2o years ago.aeompanv was form­ thatmn^on. tnree white comrades, returned to Den­ ed at k usihmti which invested in 40 nd no word of good-bye! had gone over. We dtdn’t par much at- mark late last fall after a sojourn of two acres of land near Pit Hole, and sunk .per of loro front afar! tanlon to the matter at lint, na wa years in. East Greenland. altogather about 870,000 in the specula­ Tliis coast is very difficult of access on tion. Recently an offer of 8300 was thought they were committing auicide i . 1 in your eye* last night, account of tlie great icy fields tliat arc made for the land, nnd the surviving One day I a bj (k.nnan । .u life. «yc3 In ynnr light; Wetghintr full, 200 pound* »tdk to Tho usually jacked against it. Graah sue- stock holdem held u meeting and reor­ .. i knew he would die, is his Jest good-bye! boat, edge with a bucket attadied to a ccedqd fifty-six years ago in following it ganized the board to consider whnt north, in spite of great hardship, from they diemed a very good offer. It will Gel you gone from rnj Im.g ro,e. 1 ran up „d grabbed him CajM? Farewell to (W degrees, 15 minute* yrobably be accepted. and elmwod him how to throw th. north latitude. The Gennun north pole Dr. Morse, physician at Marine Hos­ bucket to catch the water, that I. throw i rand nnd staref It aliead aud let it fill „ it cam. down expedition, sixteen years ago, reached pital, Baltimore, 3(d... found Red Star I: j.- wriltcn there! Cough (hire a harmless and most effecc• lat«» tu-nlght! the Htrvum and then draw it up lie took the coast still farther north, and mapped Xivu remedy in the cure of coughs. He too bucket, ttaed it atraght from him, the rugged shore line tor-over flOO miles recommends it apeulally for children, c! forgive’ me,*but go! and rt anun-ly rtruck tlw water when be north of latitude 70 degrees. Nordenak- who are iritable and obstinate, as pleas­ •i. k:-;<£ 1 know. jold three years ngo touched the east waa jerked overboard after it and war ui tiixl und to him! ant to take and prompt in its effect. j drowned. Tliat showed us die secret of coast al two points south of the seven- Pr ice. twentv-fl ve cents. , I.ii.f4cu to t!ie foe!" tiedi parallel, but hi* vhnt was too brief lilt’ Tho light— . so many <lrownings we had liad. Every Mf- Hurley, his three children, Depu­ to add many facta to our knowledge of -getting—ditn!— time a German threw n bucket he ty bhersff Whlta\er. victims of the G.hI -and —to him!— pitched it straight out, and the current the country. It remained for Holm to Bronson fire, are all steadily improving’ — George Weatherly. catching it dragged him after it. We put extend the explored coast regions from and .Mr. Hurlev Iind his oldest son are 0j watch onjtlu- foreign paaoengem after Grnah's furthest north almost to die able to Im on the streets. The entire KING HIS FIRST CIGAR. that.—^Xfamboatnian in Globe-Demre point where the German discoverieti be­ block which was destroyed in the fire gin. ami to sjiend one winter among pro­ will be rebuilt. pie who*P almost complete isolation from The Grand riaxa of Mrxlro. < . ?C I " °H<1 :m<l tl>»ur_ unique and priniThin is.ccrtninly is.ccrtainly the the most most historic historic sjot »K>t I ,tive , nudcu than-------------uutuuaUy in­ and .employ our radicl. new method, Thb v inguaranteed to permanently cure ton blood of UH*M,nK »»>»jwtta of study. chile it titxja in Amvriou. Quebec, with worst cose of rupture- Send 10 cents Huim discovvn-dtlint thatthe tin- inhato inhalt- in Manila for refereneea. pamphlet ainl ^ontcahn and Wulft. Wolf*, and Montgomery - * _:»t-Jh«<mjH-Hxin-rvd (^ontrahnnnd jnnd Arnold on lierstorii-d stones, nppeub I !te<1 •?' imrtion of ” East (Irytnland Is divided tonnfl. vr»u<a. ..World vvunus at ’s inspensary Dispensary Mlxlikil ha <k>3 iuit Main St, *!• 2^Buffalo, iy tx> u» atningoly. But here ou this sp»-t ■ by 4 loiri*. draolau- qtretcli of < .Wst int<>1 Association, in- •••• limb j -----------bftvxl toe teniplu the mm, on an wui whrexi ............ “« i -—i-ro to *v xw -ci ; ,•Ti.‘5* <i,rPrt a‘gi'"' a^“rks ! t HnninM...reH 4ii n taii still’. iIn jail ai at i.... Port Ilurjin, ;i fancy paper । summit.Cortoz «tw, from the deck < f hi* ‘ UlP Fu,rt,lvrn iimit ”f Gniah’s jottrnev, I botidxmrn not having been sccunjiL '........... ’------ ’ ■ valiant soldiere .““’i lt b nha,v,r iuil««d»l<- . itln^by ny- price. : brigtintini-. sixty of• Ito. * land or water. Thia uccroiiiG for the To diqronriily cure ncrofui* ll Is ueeeacm j to (Jut eu | sacrificed to tbe great stone idol, now in dlrrctiv St tin- root ot the i-.IL Tin- Is ikes him- yonder museum. Here he uuptisoutti fact! tliat the jMVple.who’ livn north of it strike emcib what llo>r- Snrsnifrilli. drcs, liv iwdua He is ul raid that j Montezuma; here hg found the seto-d-up are !tdm(Mt completely cirt- off from the u|<uituic bhxwl thunmjtlily cleuiislrtx Itofali jm, and Icavltig not well u taint ot scrofula the 'chamber, with its ln«|W and hca;» of world. A fow Hdveatuxirimne. travblem I'urltli-s him. He lights tinIn the vital tluid. Tlioucind* who har* tufen fl... ..m-. ...tab. gold and pwiou* stone*. Here he slew Miu*>g 'them imve made the dangeroUK < urrd Ilf vrofulu by JIoimI’s KantapriHu, testifv to its wonderful bluNl purt.'yiux -luallUcs. Sull! A-i-j n hw fingers pufTs the 600 A;:tc<: noblre; her>\ and here- boat journey to southern waters within by all dniarbK. , It seems maidy to abouta, he and hi* Spanish Holdiers slew the past five yeans. It mki-s them two Tlx-rr were pliuited J.W.OOO yuuug wlllteMi • I hi- pi tuti-y himself narrating more than 200.000 of these helpless and or three years to reach the Danish *et- In the bay at East Towns last night. ,is how he handled him- docile little brown Aztecs! Aud here, tlenu-nta new Cape I'arewell and tn re­ The Intnr. the hull; the rlirunuitlc all skur tho West’s Workl’s Wonder. Try <to« uftiT he had destroyed the old city en­ turn’ home. Holm went north with a Kdsesof tin and you will never use any other llrunietit. few of these traveler^ only one of whom, aiivn is not at all plensant. tirety and built a new one and died, w-*n X> and SOc. All dnigslsts. ■«- longer time to elnpfte between found, a century after, the marvelous however, would consent to accompany Tlie row- leaf creamery, located al Morioe. 14 iT«, and wishes that the rigor “calendar stone,” the Aztec almanac. him in August, past the um nimbitable expected to be ready for OpefaUoD by Ajvil is. !-:rn up riu're nqiidiy. Tlie mouth And here, was found the “sacrifice stono" space whuwo southern edge they had reached. The others preferred to wait - u i .r tiure. which frequent ex­ that surmounted tho temple to too sun. W. H. Goodyrar c»n always be relied upon to v will not remove. The old it When you read in the guide book* until the following Reason before they» rarry In stock the tiurest and twit good*, and swtain the reoutailon of belm; active, pushing r fourc b. turning green. He sere that, tov» *Ume wvigte twenty-live tons, -OMiyed the last hazardous stage of anil reliable, l.y recommending article* with their journey. The natives living routh well established merit and such as are popular. ing circle around liini. He is Let- and when you see that tlie calendar -n wliih- FLit bn bin back on ( stone, Mont, with with its ita thousauda thousands oCwondd of’wondi^’’ful fu! of tHs desert space annually* m-nd trad­ Ilnvlug the agenev for the celebrated Dr. King'* New Discovery for consumption, cold* iuid cdURlt*. will sell II on a perfect Kuanuiw It 11 s.v.ini. Im- looks up at the blue figures, b nearly ten feet ncrosH, tbi-m ing parties to tlie Danish settlementa. North of tho luirrier Holm found a far will surely cure any and all affection of throat, •v : j;cad and watches ti>e fieecy | aud then only, arc you ready to read lung* or chest, and In order to prove one claim, : - rl'4‘1 in many directions. : Prescott. And you are read/-."too, to be- more plea-ant country than the inhata we ask you call and get a trial bottle free. ited district* south of it. The wiuthern I no aliractitins for him ‘ Ueveall that lie lute to Missaukee county decided by a vote last week you of the nativi-s have four settlement*, and num ­ to build a fmno brick jail ar loskc (Tty this sea•di ', not i.-inp: him to get tip. i torrible acenes that Lava taken place ud ber, all told, atanit 3.W souls, while the *on. h> ngnm called by un ekV-r ! tltix tills Grand G rand plaza.—Joaquin Miller. West’s*Worfd's Wonder acts like magic In all luirtlmm natives htive two settlements, ' it snindn way off, as if in a I -------------------------case* of rheifiuat ion . neuralgia, burns bruise*. with ata.ut L*>0inhabitant*. Hero Hohn cuts and wound*. All druggists. Mrae. Rachel created n decided sensa­ tion at Washington, where her audience ■ . i - ■ i the cause for he rave* the did not need (irinted translations, and : ;rked cigar, if be is u real good couldupplaud or weep in the right pliuxs. welu.i 1«jx full, of Sunday-ach-M'l Slie had aged much since I used to visit •its he w-ll tell his mother, and the — —• country ——j seat •nt — — «<>>, ».«.» her — Kt her Marly, near •i, ;i r will be taken in the house i Baria, but her htatrionic talenta were in ml for the n-rt of his boyhood i no wajy diminished. Pale, with jet block . If in- is a real l>ad boy. one wliosc ! hair, a wnall n-gulur nose, a mouth I m .tin-s h;. living to manhood's ■ mobile ■enough, but rather sweet in ita I !'•. : util g. i his sick brother up on ‘ exp'resdon and tender in ita lines for the । • -. ; . hl Kirn, and will tdl a । iteroirireof tragedy, and a large forehead, i Il the lable to excuse his atawnce. i quite protruding itself, over tbe straight iI ...j : iea.« wifi tat the in-xpcricnre-d | I’bck brows that sliadowed her wondrous | | i- ’.tl-r on nuuiv nmrblra, much . -y«». was the very embodiment of! - - -it!- ta-t of even thing. II< femiume totelhct. Hrr’Mgure w„ rt.ght, • H ••rt. n to inform th-.-ir |<xrent> and her mental .entirely dominated her ■ ■ •- ■■ ............... ........ .. >wnvr of the: joice comes spent the winter of l>»M-85, among na­ tives who liad never before seen a white man. Their atone huts wen- grouped dong the shores of the great fiord Angmagsalik, into which, in summer, seven streams of water flow. These little riv­ ers are rich in salmon, and tlu< natives live on fish, white bears, and walru*. Wrdied in here by formidable glaciers and ice th’liLs. utterly ignorant fnr centuries of the outer world, thtwe poor creatutes have nevertheless benefited by some of tlie resources of civilization. Holm wm astonished to find tliat. although they had never K*m a tree, their lance . m that now and then sum. frtrmtnu <rf a ..... ............................ ... •tarjtetel.te.amjhlwm tou th."■> toteteta, HUm; w OraenUrt tate^rator .. .. ...ru»to.v..l.,pml„UJ,1toertejlmra mto t.htoh to., < rec.,.n toulytora L,„ |inl, Lih.0nuh. thte. ;i tototan total.,... of Sotab wryht their nuahlu.-lkn. Itah j | rtplta-r. hiui grata diffirulty ,1 Aexplorer .. .iutotat Itara.. _ ___________ i llrta InTo«ununlc»ttas with th. nut ~n.Ut-MuWw.nMte I rout Mtivu. Tbry dUI.Tfrom th.nut driM'HM ton-rteof Oulnnx. | . . , _ ,______ rout Etquimxux not oul,-in .pooh bta Al. .•AT.-.»ri»vi: hi., traveled tlsrtwofley i Anwficxn cooking improve* every I in physique. They are tali and rather f Xingu. a Kiutliem ufllurut of th<-v,“r’ and in tJJ,! principal citiee is often I slender, with long, oval, and often nt-i large aa the Danuta-, itndrun- 1 b«*i. New York equals Paris in I tractive features, presenting quite a con­ r.n z through die unexplored heart of «lte binary art; as fine brenkfasta, dmtrast to the squat stature and round, exB-- . . Vovag«!r.t on the Orinoco are I nere and bUJ1M rr‘ may be had here as prtwdonlcsK faces of, the typical Esqui­ -•rt-’-.’s-. io "rlinctwr the connection be- thete’ the plairk« serving themare maux. Holm says also tliat they are : w . u ..lintrivi rand the Amazon. Pata 1 much fewer and dearer. The s.une is naater in their habits than tliewwl const /onia: •• found, to embrace rich gra.* ■ tnie of'Borton, Philadelphia, Baltimore. natives, and that their skin garment* are ' . :ll adapted to stuck raising, and New Orltans. Even in the far w«t often ornamented with prettv embroidrn portion portion of of inc the Arp-nnm Argentim a fcteaily amelioration u:« rn •••■<rf—7“ ~ ~ eriw. Their huta, weapons, and house­ Jlvm or implement, are strikingly similar ■ ’ - — -.. - mg ...^ ., -xplreed. *[)ro..vu. Scheme, . ra-iivuirB art aix I।----- -i -It -ii for t->r bringing bnmmnr the tbe interior of th* tlw I cornbread combrctul and coffee, coffw. without oaxor or , lht> wpBt :-i J iu contort with civilization In <jr variation, are postung. and will soon I. time when the Norwegian missionary nir.ni ■.!’ railways and Mcnmb»xat liixst. i I®8*1**, , I Egodc preached the gospel in Gre<«nland ' ’ry The English talk much of our poor v. ry <;_• ■-ti<.i ■ ti«i effort efforts are are being being mailt niaiie ! 150 years ago. The few Ww^ Green­ ■; ■ n up rw .v Holds for enterprise.— | cookery—they unconsciously 'refer to as j! landers who accompanied Holm were at. t period forty year* ago—although it is i *' UrleaiM Tunes-Democrat. J intaJi superior to their own. Exclude 1। first in great fear of their pagnn brothren, and believed that three men, who ____ _ _____ _ . mutton ehope, sole, whitobait. abd a few । ! later proved to be among the best friends A highiy intaresting pie<*! of work i* | <'U»er national dinhm>, and their kitchen, ’; of the expedition, were platting to mur­ • !•-■ .. nt <-s iug executed at the Berlin 1 unlrs* it be French, is quite inferior. Not der toe party. ? -!a. ;i-.!rtuy. und-r the dkectioh of ! a ft'w vaunted dishes, like plum One large hut on the Angmagsalik ■ 'tax! nnd artistic expert*, tbe wax! ptt'lding, meat pice and gooueberry tart®, fiord contained fifty natives. Near this ru’.-cl. 11 >f a caJteftiUy prepared human I are Itardly palatable, and complete moii- large household Holm’s party spent the L-.h if life ».]«.. Frtnn it a cast in zine •»«» of indigaitien.—Chicago Herald. winter. They were hospitably received, '■ i* made, showing with rigid exact- I and were the objects of great attention ' >« tli* muscle*, arteries and vqfabi. An ' and curiosity. From all the hamlets up Tlie prevailing fault of a iprga propor­ tie. nivety of tho work maybe and down the fiord, and from Sermiligak ■•’■imrj from the tact that thu* far tion of toilet and fancy soaps is tliat they still further north, tho natives flocked to ■ fn .mouths have been spent upon the contain such quantities of “free alkali’ see the wonderful strangers. As soon as as to render them decidedly injurious to ! -I alnni.-, which is not expected to be Holm could converse with them he t'::'!..<l under three years more. The the tender and sensitive skins when lutb- found that their simplicity and socia­ itunlly used. Although tho general pub­ iuq-;r:anre of the work for anatomical bility greatly assisted him in Lia ethno­ lic lias not yet been thoroughly “ edu ­ ui.-ti.-j, when completed, will amply logical labors. The mass of information ~ riipenwtte far the trouble, time and cated up" to the point of ap- he obtained about their language, their predating . the magnitude of this tmmi-y spent upon it, which, when fin­ legends, their usages, and religious ideas ’d, will be exhibited and bought-by evil, yet most persons whose skins will soon be published in detail.—New are extremely sensitive find by ex­ ■'govenimenL—Borton Budget. York Sun. perience, in winter, or during the preva­ lence of easterly winds, tliat frequent The queen of Italy is soon to rejoice in washing witii soap and water is imfioasiTho largest railway bridge in tlie world the |s'«4rsaion of an American canoe, a bio without producing much personal is not that opposite Montreal, but tho - • nninq Indian birch liark constmctkm, discomfort, unices they use selected Ponte Maggiore st Venice, crowing the “Jm h a-iron Fava, the Italian miniicter, kinds of soap to which experience lias lagoons in 814 spans of a total length of tt* Miiured for her. Tho canoo is guided them. Many such persons dis­ 8,580 meters. Great Britain, however, t« ' lily fret long, and the baron has pro- card soap altogether in favor of matemls can ciaim the two next largest, the Tay '■tired on the iiaddlee and nccompani- like oatmeal mid powders which do not bridge and the St. Lawrence viaduct, •'•eni:; for it, and is qow haring bcad- contain alkaline matters. — Demorest s and our country the fourth, tho Ohio *otk cushions and mate of fragrant Monthly. ______________ ' r alloy bridge at Parkersburg. St. Louis grasses made for it. He will send it on and Brooklyn come eighth and ninth; but Home, and in due time it will float in the most expensive structure of-that sort There is no treatment which will pre­ •wne lake of the palace gardens and in the world is said to bo tlie iron bridge ferry Queen Margherita over the waters. vent this class of sudden deaths, and at Pongabuda, East India, resting on ph vriciana are powerless to avert 1U on­ ~ -’ditunals's* Washington Letter. set AU they can do is to adriss a calm, piera that had to be erected on the yield­ .mrvriting mode of life, with freedom ing soil of an almost bottankas swamp. from worry and anxiety. Such ad nee -Dr. Oswald. • their n r<n -V •» rf" but. M dimc.lt to M- ^known people who once occuiiad tbe country. ' (3 tawUcta State. CAP I AF s4ll®s SODA For Baking Purposes. Best in th eWorldPARKER'S HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC HINDERCORNS Cream Balm when applied Into tbe nostril* will be ab­ sorbed effectually rloansiiiK the bean of raturrhal virus, enuring b'-altby serrctlon*. It allay* luflaniatlou. protects the membrane of the nasal iiaivac,.< from addltl on&lcold*, I i Men heals the "tn. II. _______ The body of yomg Derry, drowndrd In St. NOT a^IJQUID or VER ( lair river last wl ;cr. was found Thursday be­ low Marysville. Apply a particle of tbe Balm Into each nostral. A lew nnpllcaliou* relieve. A thorough treat­ ment will cure. Agreeable to u*c. Hood for Hat*h the walls tuul celling* with Alatautioc. circular. Price .w cents by mall or at drureist*. You can do It; Inexpensive: try It. White a*d KLT BKOTHEB8 Bregrlris.Owego. jTy. twelve tints. Cheaper and better than paint. Kalsutnine or paper, Disinfect* and prevents dlscasca. Beautiful saiaple card free. ByilnwKists, hardware and paint dealers «sm given —Jr* —A-v.ira srv-piv, vh. William Teepte, Defendant. . Fifth Judicial Circuit, In WuuaTry. Suit rendnr In the Circuit Court for the tkiunty of Itarrv. I « I , ,Ln /-.,»• ..I taenty year*. M hart I»«t my until eirtirclv fsr tbe last flftraa.yeani.and • bad arramt lost n*y I HMtag* '’"Li** from•'*affidavit wIn tbH iht* •caiaw. It appearing hearing. My eyr* were Fitting *o dim I h u! to _,m on get Mime one to tbread my nredK Now 1 have ' n‘®, that tlie drlendant William Tevple I* not a iny bearing a* I erer bad. and I can sra to । rraident of thh state, tart I* a resident of the thread a* fine immll- a* ever I did, nnd my f Ktate of Ohio, therefore oo motion of Clement iinell I* partly rostered, and It *eertm to So Im t "raitb solicitor (or Complainant, it is onlvreil. proving all th-time. I think there I* nothing . that defendant enter hl* appearance In said like EtyX Crr.-un Balm for Catarrh - Mrs. E. K. > au»c on or before four month* from tbe date of Grimes, C7 Valley St. Itendnll. Pern Co.. Ohio. । Ullson)er. and Uial within twenty day* the — , . । , ,, _ ___ _ , , Complainant cause this order to be jmbll.htal tn Tlie lake I* clear of Ire « port Att*ttn,and the the Haatlnjt* B ANN Kit. said publication to be ••ffhthouse fla*lied forth for the first time last continued once In eash week for six week* hi Wetlnraday night. *iicceaklon. Wonder. All druggist^ ] [A true espy.] Attest GEO. W.ABBEV\ ’ Strie of Michigan, Countr of Barn-m. Atavesdon of the Probate Court (Oiaiiv Of Barry, hidden nt ri.c Probate Offlre Infthe <lty of Hastings, in sakl Onunty, ou Tuesday, the loth day of April, liqllie year one thousand eight hundred and elKhi*-*lx. ITrseiil. Win. W. Cole, Judge of Prduafe. In the matter of the estate of GeorfteW. My­ er*. n minor. w On rending and filing tho petition, duly veri­ fied, of Ann Hirst, furweriy Ann Mypn. guar­ dian of said minor, praykig (or rcMoa* Ibero In ect forth, that she may be licensed to sell cer­ tain real estate In said petition described. Tberenron Itlsordered. that Friday, the Tlh dsy of May. A..D. isM. ri ten ..'dofle In the forenoon, be uariAed for the hearing nf said retitlon, and that the heirs al law of said minor. and all other t>ervons inlmsaibd in said estate are required to appear at n seMkm Ot said court, then to be holden at the Probate Office, In the City of Hasting*. In caid county, and show cause. If any there tie, why the prayer of tlie petitioner should not be grunted. And it I* further ordered, that slid iMitlUoner give notice to tbe person* Interested In said ebtale of the pendency << said pct Ithat gad the hearing thereof by• caurihg a copy of Ud» order to tic published In the ^tastings Bax . xkk, a newspajier printed and clrkubitadinsjld Count? of Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing r „ Wm. W. COLK, [A True Copy.]_________ Judge of Probate. Default bavina been made In tbr'vonctltlons of a certain mprtKAge nuvfe tin.) executed by Alexander Cadart aud l-oulae Cadart. hi* wife, to Walter Clark, and dried Uctaber Sad, A. D. 1M1, and recorded tn tbe ufflre of the Jta«i*trr of Deeds for tbe Countv *t Barry, Mieblxaii. October sitli. A. D. twl al H-.30 o^lodc, a. in. In Liber 10 of mortgagee on page By which default Ute |»owtrnf sale tn irid mort­ gage contained has betmne operative, and where M there Is nou claimed tojw due nnd unpaid an mortKa*c and tlie boifl accompanying the N at the date of this notice, the sign of four sand n*r hundred and sixty dollar* tftJM.) no suit or tiroceedlnss al Inv. orln equity i^ie. va taken to collect the same Or any Now. therefore, notice Is iicteby giv4n that by virtue ot the power of sale in said mortgage con­ tained, and the statute in such ease made and provided, on the ninth da) of J tilr A. l>. U*i, ax nine o'clock In tlie forenoon at tbe north front door of the Barry CountrH'ourt Hotne in the City of Hastings, In tbe (Amity of liarey, MlchiSu, ttiri lieliig tlie place <>f hading, h renit Court for tbe *ald County of Harry, wher »akl preudses are situated, there will be sold al public unction or vendne to the highest bidder, ihe premise* dwrtt>ed In said mortawre or »v much therrof as may be necoisan- to satisfy the amount due tberrvn wttb later est at elghk percent, per annum, and, the cost I and expenses allawml by law, lodudlait an attiirti.-i !. of t b:rty-Ore dollar* aa allowed bylaw and as provided toi In said mortgage, said Kmlse* being descriued in said muttgage aa nwa to wit: All those certain Pieces or par­ cels of land situate in tbe Iowumum bf Jouatown and Assyria. In the County of Barry. Mich­ Igan. known and descrliied as follows |o wit: The south cast iiutrter of section twelve In township number one north nf range eight west. the »outh east quarter of the north we»t quarter of section seven In township number unc north of range seven west, also twenty acn» off the south end of tbe wc*t half of tin north treat quarter of section seven In said towiaddp, one north of range seven west. Dated April LUh. A. I). IMO. WALTER Cl^BK, Mortgagee. r. M. WADLEIGH. , ’ Attorney for Mortgagee. | • THIS SCENE, ON LAKE ERIE, ENTITLED “ THE PERIL and THE RESCUE We have chosen iw our year by year, month by month, Trade-Mark because it so aptly •“’•he ia succumbing to dibordent illustrates a woman Kinking un­ tfiat, unchecked, will finally over­ der disease and weaknesses, wjio, power her. She is convinced that when nil else lias failed, is finally Zoa-Phom is tbe truest means of rescued by Zoa-Phora, n sur£ rescue, yet she either does noth­ remedy for all complaints pecu­ ing, or else dings to treatment liar tothe sex. that never has helped her an.1 Would a drowning person cling never will. Many have done oth­ to drift wood and disregard the erwise, and here is their testi­ staunch boat? mony : Many a woman realizes that (We have hundreds of such witnesses.) mA needed iu> hdii landing. She haa UKl.fullr tried ^"^Uuily.’lLGBBVR\vEU_,DS2St Phanut^iU, 375 Baker St., llatroit. aaugmcr U ell right now r liianlu. After doctoring U1M U Win help fuund great relief. Very respectfully, knee*. I eacnl ar fbrinedMnc benefit. I *u Its wclfilit hi gold. Homrtlmm • woman tan Wmknw, when hr, trouble I, of , Mt entirely different Mtu,. A eerefUl etudy of our book, “Factt for Women." (which we eend to ladle, only, In «-»k,l envA.no, on meetol 10 cento,) would either dco^her that oho hoe no aoch complaint, or tach her what to do If die baa F The price of Zoa-Phora H one italic for H or atz boule. lor M. Where dromrleu do not keep It, on an order *>r: ’ worth we will prepay the caprem. The done b wnall. It la therefore Inexpemlvc, . ADMONITION TO MOTHERS. Do not let your daugbten My, M oo many have mid to a, again and again, almoat In tbe name word, * by iXTx^^ow^^t1:® *“ •V“r b”k' ,”-d ofaXi^ “»“«> ““"'V. correct my ailment, when tb^r hnd br^n, how mot For Books or confidential testimonials, Addrew, Private Secretary cf Zca-Phori Co., MJch. . ifiTN. B.—Letters addressed to the Private Secretary are secu only by him and oar Consulting Physlchn. �gpv raw n jTtrvp nrcw CONGRESSIONAL WORK. HE NATIONAL PRL LAW-MAKERS AT THE CAPITAL CITY. I tin now settled a.„d for business in my „eR •REA ters in the store ea-t 0£ > y Schantz’s grocer-, dtecuadon Dolph got his L-Ultan depredations prtatee $S,(»O,l)jl) to compensate citircma for loMra raeuitittc from Indian dapretatiOM putting Gibeon of Louisiana therein. A xmteat for precedence in consideration was .von by the Indian appropriation trill, and Wall Paper Ssw MOST PERFECT MADE >rating -the twenty-fifth anniversary of Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Wall Paper, WallPap,^ unife officiate that »M given ttn itepubU- „j^eun"raaa«-^ substantially , Wall Paper, Wall Pape,. the doors ru-opeulag, adjourned Eg V in Chi: ago, to the Chicago & Groot special WINDOW SHADES. tariff entered in tbe Record, bat Morriacn Window Shades in plain noTTJrge th. strikers with the violent, but thought that trampe and roughs wuro fflEXTRACTS mittee to investigate the causes of labor trouble* on south western railways; adopted. and decorated, or paper shades. MOST PERFECT MADE men who do not uosong »*> v“u complaint is that they (tho strikers) do n5l like to work alongside of “scaba Tbo company has taken the ground that it will * <__ .u- A-m.n,l of the strikers. IlLtaote Introdu-ed w*i also intnx'ued requiring national muBunday. • IfiO.OtU for tbe benefit of «’Toren by floods Tbe District of Columbia appro- conteated election cass of Campbell vu meeting held Satur- upioy oi »» ■ Tbe Baltimore & Ohio switchmen ■ strike Wash the tux Crrr, April 14.—Tbe sen­ te opened business TuAtdjay with Platt in tben adjourned. '.WOULD TAKE NO DENIAL. to n moving the objectionable age" and -perquisite” were words that “must go. ” The hou® resolution authorizing tn# tv Ite^bSrten at the IT^«* ‘tSSUdiy' the of HaatUu» In "rid county on Thaeeoay. uir Mb day M April In the year em> thousand among tho bills were one for firoproollng tbe court bourn at Keokuk, Iowa, and a bill providing that the estimates for publl: buildings shall include cori of approaches, and that tho United State* tball not be held tag streets adjacent to public building*, exshould ba nothing secret about republican up trains Suu-Jay morning, but met with poor success Yardmaster Jones said that no trains bad run out. “Business is light, Varnish and Alalastine. Alabastine and Barn Paint «•.-’tS* sag wT-lK, 11 'I, ■­ Barn Paint and Housekeepers' Paints itfsmull runs. Housekeepers' Plaih t s | aad o’clock In tbe toreuooa. be tho heariwt of Mid petition. Mil that the heir* at law ot arid deceased. u»d all other person* Interested In ^Jd ejtate. are required to appear ** a M«"lonoCra»d Court, then to ta boWn »< «»« Crol.ate Office. elty of HMtings In said county and show eaww, it any there be. why the prayer of tbe peti- Brushes. ton- Too Mbch of a Scramble. ' Wasuinoton Citv, April U —Tbo fallow And EVERYTHING eke is my line. ter to Senator Jackaon, written on Sunday agreed to. Tbe declaring it tbe fisheries nwolution, sense of tbe mu- judgeahip vacated by Judge Baxter's dueth: taper printed aud Barry once In <a Judge of Probate. vacant MARRIED. Democrats, as follows: Call, Cockrell, Coke, Colquitt, Eustis, Gray, Pugh, Vance, , Paints-aml Oils, Oils and Vannste United States CLARK -ALTHO PRE- At tlte ratalroc® of the T still sell the Celebrated Detroit White Lead Works Liquid;Paints, which take the SOMETHING OF A NOVELTY. Lead. Huuma.X Y., April I'J.-Tbe following . i >•. .1 SnnrtttV 1>T the 1.1Resolved, That we extend greeting and eommond the manly action, the itondfastn«w to principle, and the prestige thereby given to tbe Order ot Hallway Conductors in maintaining its principle* by the brother* ing limited to eight hours more satisfactory for him to vote for Hurd and In a doubtful case iso would always sup­ port his party. Roberteon of Kentucky, Martin of Colorado, and Cox of Virginia, and I tin not quite willing that all other majority report of tbe committee declare* against Hurd. ought to be done from which 1 could not be moved by your arguments or rfilch Resolved, That, believing, arbitration to other man. and assort further that they are invariably Qbadvbed, gotten up by agitators, social- Fully expacting that contly appointed United States judge was duty, I am, yours truly, rial of tho Wool Grower's convention lielJ Guuvxx Clxvklaxd. STATE 8CHOQL OFFICIALS REMOVED.. souri 1‘atlOc system to Vice President Hi Fred’k Hotchkiss. lug*. Boyle of }*enn- for unseating Romete, but scarcely any providing that all executive business ex that relating to treaties shall PHiLA.DXi.mtA, April Id—Tbo Record THE WAR ON GOULD phia, reciting in detail the recent dlsdosPrrrsnuno, April If.—Master Workman PRICE AND QUALITY TELL THE STORY! Having purchased our stock of first-class dealers and at rock Ixittom prices, we are enabled to sell goods at a Reduction of 20 or 30 Per Cent. ON FORMER TOWN PRICES. mova! from oillce, and tbo appointment of tb« senate adjourned. boycott tho Western Union Telegraph com- Hurd by Breckenridge of Kentucky, Hall ot Iowa and Hurd hlmaelt Pettibone of boycotted. । St. Louis, April 1% —Saturday there was a decided improvement in the railway ■Ituatioo. There was fcora freight handled Auroka, Toxna, April IB.—This county (Wise, wm vudted by a destructive cyclone Wednesday night. Tbe storm swept every. t. ■ ...___________ The majority report, declaring Romete elected, was adopted without division. Tbe following Democrsta voted nay on We have the largest and best selected stock—and perfect fits, from $3.00 up to $22.00. SUITS “YOUTH’S” SUITS Ranging from $3.50 to $18.60. Blount, Boyle, Candler. Catchings, Dorgan, Dockery, Dunn, ' Findlay, Ford, Gay. Gibeoc of Maryland, Halo, BOY’S SUITS! BOY’S SUITS! Of very desirable pattern from $2.50 to $12.00. appoint a committee to further tbe scheme for arbitration, but tbe invitation has not Ohio, Wilson. Wise, Wolford and Worthing­ ton. The agricultural appropriation bill Irons, Coughlin and Jackaon, indicted adjourned. ceduro mapped out Gould, Hopkins and n—I. —tn i— A—.____ .1 . ... SUITS “CHILDREN’S” SUITS n t is department you will find all the latest novelties from SI to $9- tbe Saratoga Me telegram from Springfield Furnishing Goods Department! In this department our line is complete, embracing all the latest styles m Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, &c. follows: Accepting tbe HATS, HATS, HATS! L Our l,ne of hats embraces all the latest styles in Derbys of the l>est quality. Ourhne of straw goods are the best ever shown in the county. 3, timb tall a One Price E. W. M0RRIL & CO.. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-04-29.pdf d504dfd3d884887ba3e0fbccba1cc91f PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXX. NO. 53. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 29, 1886. The Hastings Banner.! i«n»n T!i::u«n»v«. . at - Olllei ultli ’ ,1'x" ““ AfSg,Ton u ’naklng exchatgM rarerS'iTlSk iTiNds, Barky Co., Mich., -BY- tSHALL U COOK. I_______________ (ELEMENT SMITH, " jv Lawyer. (OOmIb VatMHdBMLowMore .1 w. a Goodyear & Co.) 1 iTaolIocs In all Court* of the State. AUVRirrtoMO rates; |----------------------- — , mn per year....... /........................ .»100 00: LoyalE ... Knarrax. n-r. A,-rKA. V. u. VAXAUMAX. t.iira .-barge tor special positions. * IT NAPPEN A Van ARMAN. ! Lawyers. JOB PRINTING. (Over HiMtlna- National Bank.) •1*1 prhte is tell in til* J<>1> Printing Ita-1 SV aSCHIlTION RATES ■■ t thX Baxxrtt. Everything in the TTrirriiv i» qwvvvrv a..--------, new; and with the latest far® of AM B. SWEEZEk . Attorney < —patterns ------------ol• machinery.! T 7 At Law and bolleitor in Chancery.. i, the must. appeared Practteea In all court* ot the state. _________ •..mpeteiit workmenemployed, enables The!________________________ — ----WILLIAM B.-6WEBZEY? ------------ » ’ Justlce of the Peace. Collections a specialty. ■ , W. 1.0 WRY. M.Dm ’ i. I’ltvaician, Surgeon and Oculist, , _ ; d • !n U>*n or country promptly attended. T M. B. GILLASPI^ 'i .ui.-'totoa-m. andito3p. m. , Notary Public. t. at Holloway*! drag *ore. Bowens Mill*. . ,St--.- u attention paid to ^urgteal diseases I-------- - ------------------------- ---------------. , .. .. , W. VBOOMAN, <V .II I.ASD1S. M. D, \ . Phvsican and.Surgeon, ,1 M,„h Woodland. Mich.. . . < • .lonr 'outti ot the post office. wiU be I ; ., ■;.. > - - day or debt. A Auctioneer, ..•««’>«< auct'.oiis. amt twine been especially »uerc->5lal lt> auction sales<4 fire stock. I know 1 can serve those well who may call upon me. 3*-u. —-------------------------- -------------------C. COBB. > .. 1IMMERMAN. Uctuiepuihic Physician A Surgeon,, ,i ..1O' M-.nt Ilullowayi* drug store.) । Dentist iipUy nttcnJed t»y Iv>l>eelol attention Riven given to cutting nod I Siting Price* rrawtiable. Apprentice* wantied. \Vork room over W tn. Bclumtz's store. SOMETHING NEW! I- < ’hto Hornier » Insurance Co. I no » moti'» property against; nit.* or wind; ngnlntt » mon*' accident. •00K A -I!ELDON. AtHtnmt Block. Hustings, Midi.) »uly vt cf Abstract Books in Barry J Farmers, Attention 1 1 have set up a Hay Press in PH1I.II’ T. COLG BOVE. £ Lawyer, Ita*Unr>. Mich. . : rH.v.itin’ktterney fui* Barry County. | the City of Hastings, and^ani ^prepared to purchase Hay in ---------- Attorney at Law, ।| any quantity. n A. . & Goodyear & Co.'« store.) til courts ot the State. CoItocUon* 1 pHIN CARVETH, »’ Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. pLAHKE A HIKER, ' • Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. <»In Union block. over Beamer Bros.) H&sllngs, Sllch. it Urn state. Attend to log titles to real estate, u token etc., etc. Call and see me, at American House. Yours respectfully, C.A. BURLINGAME, CLOTHING! We have just opened and put in stock a Large and Well Selected Line’of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, and Prices so Low that they EXCITE WONDER And Astonishment. A cordial invitation to the public. ^JONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for-any Crockery we have in stock at face ’ . \ i ’ Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanAnnan, Harch 10th, 1886. . Hickory Corners. G-orp, Btehopwwl ratheof J. U. Bishop of this place, who re­ cently came here to attend the funeral of bis wife, died on the l‘Jth, and his funeral servicts took place ou the 21st. at the residence of his son. Sir. Bishop and wife- cams to this place in the spring of 1857 on a prospecting tour and to make a few visits on the.r wav from N. Y. City. While here they pur­ chased some real estate in and'about here, then returned to N.Y. After the re­ bellion broke out he received a commis­ sion as Colonel of a N. Y. regiment and went put in 1852, served hl* country bravely until he lost oue eye. Heleavra tw° b®1™! M»- Cravan, of Chicago, and J. C. Bishop, of this place, to mourn his loss, besides quite a large circle of friends and acquaintances about here who aympatize with them in thia their hour of bereavement. M. M. Rockwell has his stone wall built and ready tor the frame of his new blacksmith shop. E. B. Willison is making quite ex­ tensive repairs on his residence, besides treating his yarn with a dressing of paint. Lucien Polly has built an addition to his howe bam for a carriage house. Geo. Marr and McNeil doing the ateehanical work, ‘Henry Fowler Billowing In quick succession with bru«h and paint putting on the finishing touch. Will Elliott has madeBomo needful repairs on the farm residence by repla*ering and putting on a coat of hard finish. Charles Roach, of Gull lake, doing the fine work. Frank Deitrick has his building moved end raised-with new sill* under the oume. Situated on the north east comer he designed to have a neat -and commodious boot and shoe store. Smith A Lawrence are enlarging their store by removing partitions, etc. Mr*. Frank Osborn, of Jackson, is visiting ‘driends and relatives about town. Mrs.’W. T. Barber’s wrist, which she sprained and dislocated on bone, is s^pwly one the mend. Miss Vera Cortright entertained quiti- a claxi of her mates on Saturday tJi£ 24th,1 it lieing her 7th birthday. Several presents were made to her for which shf felt thankful An enjoyable afternoon paaaed, with refreshments, when all were loaded in vehicles for a homeward ride, each feeling that such mutual gatherings was for their es­ pecial benefit. Mrs. Lyman Hall, of Orangeville, is making calls among her many friends about here. Wesleyan Methodist quarterly meet­ ing is being held at their church Satur­ day and Sunday, Rev. Martin ofilciatiDg. P. H. Lawrence has gone north to en­ gage with his partner, C. C. Messenger in the cutting of timber and manufac­ ture of shingle. MO RGO-THORNAPPLE. Last Wednesday afternoon while John Morgan was plowing for oats, one of his horses dropped dead .in the furrow. II. Sparks attended the G. A. R. en­ campment at Jackson last week. He reports a very enjoyable time. Last Tuesday night Mr. Cole’H boys and Mr. Kelly while out spearing hod the the good fortune to catch two large fish. One weighed,40 pounds the other 22. and on Thursday night of same week they caught another one weighing 27 pounds. A party ot -fishermen from Charlotte at the lake house last Sunday. We are of the opinion that the air was rather cool for comfort. Ella Brown, of Morgan. Is suffering with a badly swelled hand. Mr. Parker's father is fixing up and cleaning up his place. Something that it sadly needed aa it is badly out of re- I>aOur enterprising merchant of Morgan HATS AND CAPS—Don't buy a hat or caps until you have seen our specialties. FURNISHING GOODS-A new fresh stock and a great varieties of novelties. value. County News. was in Detroit last Thursday, purchas­ ing new goods for the spring trade. Bentlev Bros. * Wilkins have had their mil! near Morgan running the past week. . „, George Higdon is laying the wall for his new house. Wonder what means. Luther Tingle and wife left on the afternoon train Monday for Manistee county. They intend making thenhome in the above mentioned place. Severe wind storms passed over Barryvllle Monday afternoon and did considerable damage to timber on Minor Mead's place. Mr. Barker, of Hastings, was at Thornapple lake, on a real estate trade with Mrs. Emma Wright. DOWLINO. News scarce this week. Farmers busy getting in oats. Nice little shower on Monday. How many eggs did you eat Easter. Miss Pruda Tobias has the German measles. . Deli Dye, 8 young man living at John Harrington's, left Tuesday for reasons unknown and has not been heard from since. Mr. B. C. Tobey and family and Mr. G. Duncan and family visited friends in this vicinity Sunday. JD. Alonzo Tobias was kicked by a bone it Friday night horse while unhitching It He was so close to it that socloseto that, it was not as hard a blow as 8t expected. hard a---ulun <k> they t*.ey S- first —— .. .Im V. I. ...1 r~~ nfl.iHWn He. says It was— plenty bard enough neverthe less. nmrthetat oumdmw. MIDDLEVILLE. The Methodist church was the only society in our town to bold a special caster service, and their meeting was well attended. French & Son are tearing away the, foundation wall of the old grist mill to be ready for building again. ; A change is to be made this week in the drug iirm of Parkhurst A Clark, one partv selling to the other, but which will continue the business has not been decided. Robert Talbott, having dbpoeed td the horses which he lately took to Dak., returned to Middleville this week. , The saloon bonds of Wm. Hayward were accepted by our common council at n special meeting for that purjiose last Wednesday evening. This is not the new saloon that was freely talked about; but the old one under a change of captaincy. Ute Congregational society have en­ gaged Rev. Whttley to act as pastor of their church. He has given excellent satisfaction while preaching ou trial for two Sabbath’s past Late Friday afternoon a severe thunder storm passed over Mils section. The display of electricity was remarkAt J. E. Cairns,’ a boy. Another demably grand. The only case of injury by lightning was upon Rohl. Johnson's farm, where three cows were killed and one other badly shocked. The business men of town are freelv signing an agreement to hire and bear the expense or a competent night watch. Had *uch a move been-carried into ef­ fect several years ago our town would have been spared much serious calamity from fire. No tire has occurred in the business portion of town that a watch­ man who was faithful to hi* duty might not have discovered in time to save all but a small lots. It looks a little like locking the stable door after the steed has departed. • A nine-year-old son of Mr, Knight, who lives southeast of thi* place, was severely hurt last Saturday by falling upon an open pocket knife which he held in hi* hand. The blade made a deep gash in his leftside near the heart. Lt is thought he will recover. Real estate Bides are becoming njore numerous in our village, and prices ore decidedly better than for some vears past. Rollo. Bryan, of Lansing, State agent for the Buckeye Reaper and Mower Co., has H-en in town for a few days lately giving local agents* material aid and many pointers in their business. Last Wednesday Eddie Labbudie and Frank Libbie swore out a warrant against Henry Dhtuoutb, deputy sheriff charging him with false imprisonment at Grand Baplds before bringing them here after taking them into custody as suspected burglars. The plaintiffs have retained M. F. Jordan as council and defendant is represented by James *A. bweezey, ot Hastings. The trial was postponed until June 3d. If witnesses swear to same evidence that fit. being freelv talked upon the Street, the case will be notorious for scandal PRAIRIEVILLE. The weather is a little cooler than the past week, 'for which we are grate­ ful. Warren Richards and family have moved back to Mr. Wales. Mra. Millie Fisher, of Grand Rapids, is visiting friends and relatives about hero. Mra. George Mosier is falling, being now confined to her be<l. Will Murphy was in town last week. Mr. anti Airs. J. M. Evers, of Kalama­ zoo, took dinner with Mrs. Loveland on Monday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Calkins- and Miss Eva Meade spent a few days in town last week. Mr. Calkin* preached from the M. E. pulpis on Tuesday and Wed­ nesday evenings. School will commence next Monday. The store of Brown A Calms was burglariously entered a few nights and the money drawer releived of 815.00 or thereabouts. ocrat. April 30th being the 73rd birthday of Henry Brown, of Orangeville, about 70 of his friends and old pioneers gather­ ed at his house to give him A surprise; and it was quite' so. Aftef partaking of a bountiful dinner, supplied by the friends, he was presented with a gold­ headed cane, accompanied by appro?riate and happy remarks by Mr. A. C. owne followed by stories by many of the older guests and settlers. After which Albert Warner offered a very appropriate prayer, closing by singing “Sweet Bye and Bye," ns each partici­ pant retraced his steps homewara. WHOLE NO. 1613. vigorous measures the rum traffic will be-fully as bad as at present. Many I thought after the prohibition ordinance was passed the saloons would run riot until their time was up, but they seem to be us orderly as. heretofore. There was a lively time in the alley bacK of the saloons Sunday when Marshal Pilbetun spotted about thirty of the thirs­ ty ones trying to make the “liack dbor run" but they got on to him in time to skip out. He worries them considera­ ble though, considering the fact that he was elected on what was popularly call­ ed tiie whiskey ticket Kocher Bros, laid the comer stone of their new block and commenced brick­ laying Tuesday. Postmaster Brooks distributes the mall from the night train west after it arrives here, instead of allowing it to go through and come back in the morn­ ing as formerly. J. J. Potter is home this week. A large party of her schoolmates burst in on Miss Minnie Potter Tuesday evening and gave her a very pleasant surprise. A jolly evening was spent by the young folks. . _ Electra !• urniss, one of the .teachers in. our school, had’— an — attack of bleeding -.u _z from the lungs last Wednesday after­ noon. There was a lively racket in the base­ ment of a store on North Main street Saturday afternoon last, between a couple of our most prominent citizens. Honors were easy at the time peace makers arrived, with little if any advan­ tage to either side. Better settle your difficulties by arbitration. Vance Holmes has bis neW house near Jas. B. Miles’ nearly completed. 'Mrs. Frank Barber is visiting at Charlotte. Mrs. U. W. Goucher gets about 81000 pension arrearages. Young George Truman is at Chicago buying goods this week. Several from here .attended the sol­ diers' reunion at Jackson last weeek. Myron J. Stanton has accepted a lucrative position as pedagogue of a country school. Myron is the one who “left the-aw-chawmlng society of the Chicawgo belles to mawah the-awcountry lasses, don't cher know, aw!" C. L. Glasgow is soon to occupy the Francisjproperty. Air. Francis’ people write back from California that none of them have had good health since their sojourn there. There was something wandering around our streets last week with an ironing board under its arm. The cruel breezes have long 'ere this wafted its fragile form into the arms of the un­ known hence. Jake Os num, Hank Roe and Bill Bartley started fishing one night last week, but after swamping twice and losing all their fishing tackle and lunch into the water before untying their lioat, concluded they had ’ the “asthma” too Ixid to fish and returned home. JIM CROW. WEST BALTIMORE. Robert Haynes has got his windmill put up. Elmer McMannls has moved on to II. Wooten’s place. John Pierce raised his bam Tuesday. William Forahey will move back on to his place this week. Robert Cam has moved to Hickory Comers. John Caswell has gone to Reed City to visit his brother. Mra. Goo. Johnson will entertain the sewing society Friday. KUTLAND. We can report a forward spring with swallows enough to make it so. Ethan B. Shipman has taken one of Rutland's best to wife in the person of Mira Mellsse Johnson, daughter of E. O. Johnson, one of the pioneers of this town. Rev. C. R. Crosby officiated on the occasion which occured April 21st. The good wishes of numerous friends go with the couple. . Mrs. Alice Hard* is still very feeble with no very flattering symptom* in­ dicating recovery. She Is faithfully attended by her daughter, Hattie, aged 16. • A certain man who for sixty years bad successfully resisted the advances of the fair sex, became the subject of suspicion among the knowing ones, of high crimes and misdemeanors. Circumstancial evidence was found *ufJlcent to convict him in their estimation of having committed matrimony. He was saved however by proving an alibi and the other “feller was convicted. The sugar social at Douglas Hall’s netted about 87. Geo. Ooffleld received a dou*h of cold water from the hands of Mary Deering whom he was abusing. Two pails full caused him to retreat much demorallzed. Wonder how he like* Mory’e «tyle of washing his shirt ? NASHVILLE. Junta few short day* yet in whidi the boys may get their budge and the topers their morning nips at the public tudooM. How they will get it is a nu­ merous matter. Trips to Hastings and Vermontville will be fraoucat, “oyster houfxs-” and “restaurantM will b« nu­ merous. and unless the temperance people keep their ey w wide open and use CARLTON. Otis Wilcox, _______ from Baltimore, Sun­ dayed at Taylor Daniel’s. Hilly Divine,_______ who has has l»een sick for some weeks fiom a stroke of paralysis, is failing slowly. Quite a number are sick with coughs and colds. We think that when members come to the center to lodge, it would look a little better for them to come in than to stand on the out side and make dis­ turbances. Old uncle Nick Allarding lost a val­ uable hog last week. He thinks it has strayed away and some one has taken It up. Fishing is out of the season for us, but we do like to catch "Minnies.” If yonr hired man breaks your wash­ ing machine, what would you do withhim? Why give him another, of course. 4 Rev. Floodv preaches at the school house every Sabbath evening. ' The rain makes every thing look green. So does It make the boys look green when they get the mitten, so says Gleaner. Wheat is looking finely, except a few late sown fields. Sam is getting so he -by gosh "as. Mr. Lafayette Knowles has sold his farm in west Carlton to Jacob and Andrew Henry. Consideration 82,000. Justice Daniels wears a five cent bat. High-toned, Isn’t he? . Mra. Wm. Divine is on the sick list Uncle Thomas Bogard us has moved in to John Donley's house. James Bogurdus spent a few days days with friends here. Farmers are plowing for corn. Simon Hefflebower is building a new bank bam this summer. Isaac Allard­ ing will do the carpenter work on it. The masons will commence the base­ ment this week. There will be a social at D. R. Foo­ ter’s Wednesday evening. May 5th. WOODLAND. Mra. J. J. Richard’s dwelling house burned last Sunday. Part of content* saved. Injured in Ionia, Eaton & Barry Insurance'Co. Allan King is getting better. People of the village were startled Saturday morning by the announce­ ment that Mrs. Charlotte Scott was found dead in bed by her husband early in the morning. Dropsy of the heart was the cause of her death. At thl* same house and while talking to Mrs. Scott about heart disease, one week be­ fore as mentioned in the Banner, Joseph Hough died suddenly of heart disease. Easter service at the church Sunday night was a fine affair. F. F. Hilbert and family have re­ turned from thdr western visit The Easter services at th<> church were a success. The church was taste­ fully decorated with evergreens and flowers; the^s-.nging and recitations went appropriate to the occasion and the remarks bv Air. Benom-were enjoy­ ed by all. Miss Maud Summers has returned ■ home from her school. Mr. Alliert Sponable has moved on his father's farm near the county form. nobth-w,st Castleton. Oats are most all sowed. School commenced in district No. 4 last Monday with Satie Reed as teacher. Lewis Wellman starts for California in a few days. Air. J. F. Black made a lively trip to Charlotte last Sunday on account of illness of Mr. Mouser formerly of this town. G. Perkins will soon go south to har­ vest hit cotton crop. There will be an advance in cotton goods. Warren Evertte’s youngest son is on the sick list. Miss Dinah Payne teaches the Martin school this summer. She is having good success. » Wm MiUpr comnienced yje basement of Mr. Blocher’s barn this weak. The donation at Mr. Payne's was a good success; 86.78 was handed in for the support of the minister. A fine timo. The U.. B. church was well filled Sunday. • ASSYRIA. Everybody is improving this pleasant weather preparing for spring crops. Mr. Edmond ShaifT has moved into his father’s tenant house, x Mrs. Nellie Inghratn.of Bkttle Creek, visited Jacob Hurtoin Sunday. Eugene Jones is sick. John Wheeler's baby is very sick. Charley Morehouse has moved onto the Walker farm at Section Hill. Merrill Shepard has returned from the north. He reports lots of snow there yet. Mrs. Chas. Hicks is sick. Mrs. Churchill has moved to Bellevue Township and is living with her daughter. C. B. Wood, of Bellevue, was in town Monday.. Etta Tompkins ha* gona back to Galesburg. Pete Hsfrtotn was iu town Monday. Jennie BBcer had the misfortune to jtun her fingfht badly last Sunday. Supervisor Kent is busy taking the assessments. Bowen’s Mills. Wm. Manley has sold his brown team to Grand Rapids parties. Considera­ tion, 8300. The spring term of school has com­ menced in the Stokoe district. Frank Bixler has delivered some very fine fruit trees this spring. Elder Gillaspie and wife have re­ turned from South Haven, and report a good show for a large crop of peaches along the lake shore. Several youngsters of the community are having the whooping cough. Col. Armstrong attended the state encampment G. A. R. held at Jackson. He reports a good time, . Elder Gillaspie was at Hickory Cor­ ners Saturday night, talking temper­ ance to the good people of the place. Miss Flora Coolidge is on the sick list. Mr. Wm. Hunt is building a new fence in front of his residence, which when completed will tidd much to the look* of his place. FOUR CORNERS. Will Unties in on the sick list The sick at Levi Chase's are conval- Leroy Barnum and wife and MIm Myrtle Dunbar, of Hastings, Sundayed wjtbjjiends and relatives at the Corn­ ers. —, Wallace Townsend went north with a load of maple sugar last week. Literary at the .Fuller school house last Thursday night One dav last week while James and Ed. Smith were cutting bolts for Ike Youngs, James cut his thumb nearly half off, severing an artery which would have proved fatal had it not been for medical aid. Jim, after this when you can’t find trees to saw, quit, and not go to sawing yourself. As Mort Rowley is to start for Pot­ terville soon, his many friends thought it would be nice to give him a surprise before he left; so one night last week they gathered at bls home and Bpent the evening joyfully, and after, supper was served they returned to their many homes to enjoy the rest of the night in sweet repose. G. W. Coats has a lame back. Mrs. Richardson is on the sick list. Wm. Wood Is building an addition to hlsgranan. Steve Wolf is learning to be mason but not “free." Quarterly meeting at the U. B. church last week. There is to be an exhibition at the school house on May 20lh, with which our literary society closes until next falL James Wolf don’t propose to “wear and tear" bis “framework” to pieces by working on a farm, so has taken the agenev for fruit trees. On Thursday evening last whileOz.ro Barnum was coming to literary his horse became frightened, and as Ozrd jumped from the buggy broke one of bis lower extremities. Dr. Drake, of NOBTH-EAUT HASTINGS Wheat is looking better in these STATE ROAD pled with rheumatism was seen on our Everything denotes an early spring. streets Tuesday. Mr. Andrew received word last night Mra. Willis Kobe hM returned home. The Dime society will meet at the (Tuesday) that the residence of bls son home of Miss Ltzzle McIntyre's this Frank in Cartton had burned to the ground, liarticulara unknown. week. • Nora Mathews comm-meed her school Mra. Albert Klnne will entertain the mite society Thursday afternoon, May । in the Altoft dlatrict last Several young people 6th. . _ __________________ _ ____________ I Philip DunWs. Mr. and Mrs. John Shrivy attended a silver wedding last Wednesday, at the News is very scarce thia home of Mr. and Mrs. Myers, of Rut- nothing of importance has 1 land. I and every one’s busy. �PENNSYLVANIA'S WILD-TURKEY OPPORTUNITY. nred round, And marks tho where and when of every sound. Tbe law ot opportunity control# The conscious mctionB of all living souls. All things have method; some decisive force, • Alike In centric or eccentric course, .____ recently had made for him eat. rifle trhooting nt the annual encamp­ ment this ymr. ■/■ff-k—.k. wiia «u*k-r -«><“•<• ihe called the Herald, independent in politics, and owned by a stock company. It will appear about May I. common game from tlte Sch y Barnurn’s circus and menagerie will nlav Michigan the coming MftftNi. ap­ j bed itself is a model of comfort; iind tho cm Pennsylvania counties. Tho pearing first in Detroit and then taking i4n2 following devices have been adopted to wbicb lwni lb lb. «>ulhOT,1”'?°L? townsalong tbe Michigan Central road. MLytoSMl, and ihotOd render rising from it as little unpleasant An elegant pipe organ has been pur­ Scburlkill county. **“ t“P*£*:^r,h rtbr U.r U as possible. When it is time to get up, a chased for the St. Paul s (’crI“1aa And veriest aecldenta that hope fore­ chime of belli rings. The occupant conerun church of Grand Rapids which stall. “'15,'fe And th. birt. •>» ।wus dedicated Bunday. The organ Follow some secret programme m they Suddenly a candle ia lit by a clover me­ has M registers and 522 pipe®. faU. ; chanical arrangement. The steeper rubs ot th. ™ pratlubte •nd —“T. B." tn Youth's Companion. The r.Sion *• •P-'-l.’ l-'pdLU-E th» taThe managers of the Bayview «iliis eyea, and an invisible bond proceeds luUUnte bolng rodo and nigged »o°d csmpmentiSr Petoskey are expecting , TRANS-ATLANTIC STEAM VESSELS. to divest him of his nightcap. By menus man. and tb«r toll-., ,nany of tb.m an usually large aitendkm-c at their . of electricity a spirit-lamp with coffee­ d<-»ndanU ot tEa old P.naaylwdA grounds this summer. The Ghautau; In thr roasting apparatus affixed next begins to Lu* Mock, and all bonnrt and bcp.13- qua assembly work is to be inaugurated bum. The water soon boils, and the there. There are now about 130 steam vessals smell of coffee soon fills the room with bit. Among u»n> are aeonSttMlt luring B1m* b-’rr, ln B. J. Conrad, recently elected justice Uis interest dtx: Jauuir-. uu* a ^PtS***H in the trans-Atlantio service, most of delicious fragrance. Luxuriously revel­ who bare l«om« tamo® ta U>Mt locaJidWAult having nl*o in- n tiJSl which ore rapid nailers, and the Oregon ing in a crowd of agrecahlo sensations, tb,.. wUil-Uirtey huntm and who of Ann Arbor, comes out with a card the interest and <nw tnmdrni Ynakc Ibolt boowa add cabin* bl tba in which he informs those contemplat­ w January utti. a. i> wm one of the most recent construction. the occupant, now just beginning to ing marriage that he will from now un­ u'"1 n wLnLtT Her name shown that she was not a born awoke, is soothed by sounds procceeding mountain wilds. „4nt«r til the first of July perform that service S3*?*!' remainingubjiaJ.Z incSBietaM Cunardcr, and thto leads to a brief refer­ from n costly musical box. At length Ono ot lb* rare paMlmca ot for half off from the regular price, and ence to the rules obBerved by different tho bells ring out another merry peal, and ieunn ta Uow backw.wU nrighbortmod. in quantities of rix couples at once at a .’4* *recunwr*l j iijeSJ *>3^21 lines. .Tlie Guion ships, for instance, are at the foot of the bed a card with “Levez- n to rIMl in I»rti*. tba obtaaot tba still greater reduction. named after states and territories in the vous” (“Get up") inscribed on it apj>ean<. hunter, and ha-e a ’Uirkey aab . Joseph Allen began suit ta the north-west including Wisconsin, Nevada, If this invention is without effect a ot the mountain «porum«. can •»" “ United States drcult eoyrt at Detroit Uian Uir oruinory i-nui*, nu« competition with the multitude of low tert, short Arizona. Alaska and Oregon. Tho last powerful mechanism lifts the occupant found without a tat and woU-troam wild Wednesday, against Byron L. and Jud there i» claimed t»1 wSXt. alum or phosphate powders. Sow only mentioned vessel whose sad fate turkey hanging in hi# cellar, m the cat Incan*. Borst. Bxkixo PowdkbLQ.. IM awakens bo much notice, was purchased bodily from his bed and deposits 1dm on . xcavnted m the side Idll. or the rude Crouch, Henry and Daniel Holcomb, tlie floor.—Chicago Tribune. Andrew J Reeves and William S. Green atone incl.wure near the cabin, to called. by the Canard company from the Guion. for SKMMO damages. Allen was arrest­ principal anAInter* -i. The best of eid.i r, a lilteral supply of ed and jailed on suspicion of being the ttqn al law or tn e<pi! Tho White Star line prefers names end­ the **!!*• w an ing in “ic," as the Germanic, the Celtic, Quite a valuable industry is now car­ -paan-htto" and head cheree. and the Crouch family murderer, but released mdicet Now. tbcrrlnn-. not: the Britannic. , ried on in France in the utilization of the mrwlto <>f rye bread and butter always without examination, there bring noth-:; by virtue of tlie JW’ r Try it for earache. Tlie Cunard company selects name* various kinds of feathers formerly krep company with the turkey in the ing against him. Hence this action. I Qoalalned and it’, ‘tut Try it for headache. Kided. o» the twen! ending in “ia," such as tlie Scythia, the treated aa worthless, especially those of cellar. “Paan-hcer" is strictly a Pennsyl­ Try it for toothache, nt one p‘d*A k . A son of Mr. Barton Case, who watt Pundit, the Survia and tho Aurania, and wild fowl and other birds killed aa game. vania Dutch delicacy, and to made of the robbed at-Lanstag while on his.way to Try it for backache. the Anchor line pursues the same prac­ Hie plan pursued consists of trimming rich juice- wliich are left after boiling California of his tickets. P. 0. orders For an ache or a pain Thomas' Eclectric tice. Tlie National line very properly throe, particularly tho larger ones off the the ingredients for head choree, and and money, is attending the university Oil Is excellent.—Chas. F. Medler.boxxjd* use* the nafnes of nations, such aa stump, which may be thrown away, the which are thickened to i thick paste at Ann Arbor, The other day he took told at tHiblle anrtlrj: < Schenectady. N. Y. Greece, Spain. Egypt, while the ,Inmar. plumes being then made use of in the with buckwheat flour. Tbe pasto ta a letter out of the office inclosing the bidder the eremite- de* Thomai' Eclectric Oil it the best thing line honors various ihstinguialied cities, manfacture of a feather cloth or blanket pressed iu tvrzu until cold, and is served tickets, which were signed so no one to satisfy tb*- amo'it.t going, pa »ays. Cured him of rheumatism else could use thfitn, and postoffice or­ with interest at right and me of earache— two drops.—Master such ns Chicago and Berlin. The State which posmtsm* the essential quality of in slice*. Horace Brcuucr, Clinton, Iowa. line.goes for statee, and names its aliipa being exceedingly light and at the same Thu cabins of these jolly motmtainem ders on San Francisco. It was signed Pickpockets." They Tr^t for a limp, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, etc.; but the are built of logs, the dunks being filwa ••Professional wished him a pleasant journey and re­ Hamburg linu dips into the record of Try it for a lameness, The plumes which are separated from witli coarse mortar mixud from the soil, quested him next time to nave his Try it for a pain, the authors, calls its vessels tlie Wieland, the stalk ore placed in u bag, closed and which become very hard when dry. A Tty it for a strain. the Gellurt and the Lessing, with other tightly, and then subycted u> rubbing huge stone chimney occupies one end of money in cash. Rev. Father W’ycamn. who is the distinguished names. From shoulder to ankle joint, and Tor between the hands, aa in washing clothes. the cabin on the outaide. Banka of earth Tlie French, on the other hand love In a few minutes the fibers ore by this and hemlock or pine boughs are heaped head of the convent of BL Francis at north half G4) of ihv wxoh three months- I had rheumatism which </ yielded to nothing but Thomas' Eclectric wines more than books and hence the means separated from each other, and about the outaide, and sometimes ranks (’rose Village, in the northern part of I Metlon number tftirt} >v. cj ittw^s tbe state was in Grand Rapids last i tier (I) north <>f rang. *. shiNt M-rra (Ti wt«L OIL Thomas' Eclectric Oil did what no Bordeaux line names ita vessels after the form a perfectly homogeneous and, very of curdwood’are piled up almost to the week attending the services at the physician seemed able to accomplish. It liest branda, such an Chateau, Margeau, light down, applicable by simple Opera­ eaves, tlie better to keep out the cold, Roman* Catholic cathedral. He is a cured me.—John N. Gregg, Supt. of Rail­ listed April ut. A. D. i-**. Leon Ville and Chateau Lantte. Tho tion to the production of quite a variety which to intense in three elevated n- vtcerable man of German birth and • FETl.ll VM.SM, ftwtniw. way Construction, Niagara Falls. Bremen and Hull ves-sdsare named after of covering* and other household ob­ giuns. There is only one room, and a bus been a missionary for thirty-one Try it for a scald, birds, and the Brazil line eelt/ ts names jects at a reasonable cost—Chicago Her­ description of three backwoods interiors ymrs among the Indians and people of Try it for a cut. , ending in “ance," such as the Finance, ald. answers for all. The tireplace to the the north. He is an exceedingly , wellTry it for a bruise, tho Advance, tho Reliance. The Mon­ inside of thb huge stone chimney. Here educated man. bring proficient iu the Try it for a burn. arch line, on tho omer hand* deals in and there on the bare floor bear and deer dead languages and German, French Price 30 cts. r.ntl 51-00. monarchs, and its ust comphsoa tlie As­ The art class in Portland sketch with skins may be seen, with two or three and English. It is said that he lives in syrian Monarch, the Lydian Monarch, clinreuiil from carts and living models. dogs dozing on them in the light and ii a mall cabin, under which he has dug tlie Grecian Monarch, etc. In this man­ They are not sufficiently advanced to do1 U-anntli of the blazing fire tiiat illumin- a grave with his own hands, where Ke ner a rem rkable degree of uniformity to anything with the nude yet. They pick atre tlie whole room. Tlie walls dark and will be buried when he dies. . preserved in tlie midst of a wide variety up men and boys with strong or peculiar etnoky, and guns and the traps of the of taste.—New York Cor. Cincinnati En­ focus and women and girl* of striking kportainon occupy pegs and shelves. yEGETABLE PLANTS. quirer. types. They drape them in such cortum&i On tlie arrival of visitors to enjoy * as fancy may dictate or they may sketch1 rturkey eat” thb host at once pUces a One rtoliar. Hood's Sarsaparilla to the onl? notice t» li-r*b) chrn tt .i >® hatmby E> (turkey—"hah to generally in read inore day of dune, A. 1>. at ten e'dwk in IN The people of Central America have the beads, only. forenoon, 3 shall m*H M puUie aurtke. Uto “Do your models like to stand all the1 j—in a spit over a lire of hickory logs in Ixjcn described by travelers as indolent, hldwtl bidder, at tbe north Uvat <k-« "I lit afternoon and be stared at?" I asked the’ the firei-lace, and attends to it carefully Coart Hoit-c In the city of Ha«UnM Xrtzn improvident races, who are content to peat medicine. Hood’s Baraapsrilla is made young lady drawing the legs of the Dis­’ while Ids gueeta enjoy tlie cider that ap­ that being the idsre w b-n- :b< (imft C«on st gather a few plantains and bananas from the Count* Of B»Wy ;• to 'B.tpMM pears before they are comfortably tattled The Bubwribers take this method of Inform­ their little fields in the valleys; to clear a cobolus. “O yi-s!—for 50 cents," she dryly re­ in tlie room. Tlw turkey rowdy for the ing former nitrous and the public that they are rtfll In the Plant business, and have a splendid little patch on the mountain-side, stick a plied, looking up for a moment. «*!< tnortgaev.«ilb rtetit taferr«t.«M table? tlie hunter pbuire it, crisp and sa­ tot ot Strawberry Plants, » of tho beit varieties. few grains of com into the unplowed all legal ebrts. Tb- prem!bring decrMfe She added: “1 made a proposition to! vury,' on a large tin platter, and the gureta said tuortner ail th* -<• > • paretli «< !>■■< ground tlwrein, and when nMure, un­ 1 For sctmomy and comfort we n*c Hood’s a funny looking Irishman to come in and carve, each for himself, such bita as they TOMATO, CAB BAGE, CELERY, PEPPER aided, has provided a crop, to cut the be drawn on those terms the oilier day. ' prefer. • Tlie tempting morsels are eaten stalks to feed to mules, or gather tlie cars " Hood's garaapartll* take AND SWEET POTATO PLANTS ’It's too dear, mum,' said he. *1 kin gut1 from tin plates, and sometimes from for making tortillas. Enough tobacco, the ioulh wr«t qiUTt’ r ■ 1 the Bortt ««:• »' and cane are grown to provide cigarettes me tintype tuk for Ires money.'"—Lewis­' large lurch chips dr bark fashioned into, ton (Me.) Journal. ter all QB ?evt*>-. staler;1. to»a MrafJ* convenient shapes:—New York Sun. and sweets for the family. Why should rang*’ M-vrn wc»t. ‘ • they not be indolent and happy, since no Dated March iftli. >-< ,,A,-.r The llsredltary Principle In China. WILLIAM J. A L L HOUAWAT. W“8pvcla! rates on large quantities. reward is offered for industry, and no The flounder or flat-fish, when first While wc were dtocuaaing what to do necessity exists for providing against hatched, haa eyes placed like those of CLEMEN! SMITH Attorney for Xodpte* John & Geo. Keagle. hunger or cold in a climate so deliciously other fish. Soon one eye begins to move with our hereditary legislators wo might Mood's RorsaparflU cure* scrofula, salt do worse than examine the system which equable and mild as this? down nearer the mouth and over to the Default baring h In many generationB weather as cold other side of the head, until' finally both prevails in China with regard to the noblllty. dyspepsia. bllioarosss. rick headache. as has been felt here this winter has beer eyes ore on tho same side, usually the bihty. It aj/peara that in that country the membAii of a noble family of absolutely unknown to Honduras, yet the right Tire flounder lies ou its side, blood or low condition of the system. Try It. IMU. and record*d > mercury went no lower than 45 degreta partly to escape its enemies, which it tho generation are a degree lower in ■ tbs o««r Of above zero. If people remote from the does by bhrying itself in the sand, and rank than those of the previous genera­ or the County larger towns and principal towns were to partly because it lias no air-bladder and tion and a degree higher than thane of produce moro com, or sugar, or tobacco, its fins are imperfectly developed.—De­ tlie succeeding one. Thus (to use our coitaloot |n <ddnn’riK->i:r ■ rill*, and consider myself entirely cured.’ own forms, an being more familiar) the or beef, or fruit than would supply their troit Free Press. C. E. Lovkjoy, Lowell, Mass. «n of a duke would be a marquis, the wants, v.-hat good would they gain? The ••flood ’ s SamparillajlW-BM^n ImmetiK latter'* son an earl, and so ou, until weevil would devour their grain, the The weather vanes on some churches finally the family merged in tlie com­ dulse would accumulate on their hands, Th» Niagara Falls (Route. their f nut rut on flic ground, and they ore in tlie form of a cock, emblematic of munity. If a memlier of one generation Kollre is therefore 7^ would be bettered not one whit, for they the scriptural cock which crew twice l«o- distinguished himself by eminent public CHAND RAPIDS DIVISION. could not take these things to market fore tho denial of our Lord by tho Aposprofitably.—Cor Chicago Times. -y the Peter. Tho placing of such vanes was the rank of his father or grandfather, '.,i.»•SfwjSrrA? the corts of tl'H •' r’ • l,'t."'* >!?v«Jwc'. by a papal enactment of tho ninth cen­ and the family, will commence anew to Bfee of taent; r ■ ■ ■'■ KASTWAlin. tury. They are found but 'rarely in descend tlie scale; bo that a family will Mh day of M»». >-•<. at. Though the utility of small arms is a America, now and artistic designs orna­ remain a noble one aa long aa its mem­ tUrtnoou *>f iAi<t <1 .' • ’!** fe it; She Court Itot.-r. lu ti - <■..?’« tiling of the chivalric past, and though menting tho steeples of almost all mod­ bers continue to deserve the distinction. Coenty <<( Parry. th«x • ■ •• duelling haa become too expensive a lux­ em churches. In Franco they are es­ Otherwise it disappears in the couree of eranoxB. the Circuit Court tor a IOO C ords One Dollar. £ fa which Mdd mortj ury to be frequently indulged in. repu­ pecially numerous.—Detroit Free Prww. a few generations into the masses, until . Said premises are .tl«crinWln «« "rtable and competent fencing masters are TUE SMOKERS OF THE CITY , lhe tot <«* And Mind the UUls Thing* insured comfortable incomes in every rates it. OF HASTINGS: 12.45 10 r> Springs are little things, but they are civilized country of the globe, and ex­ The exceptions to tlw rule are the fam­ J.H, Ifearner & Co, the Live (invert. lu town three cepting very rare instancee, their pupils sources of large streams; a helm is a ily of Confucius, who are hereditary taken hold of Baxlerhi Luckv KtarCigart. 12.45 are gentlemen and ladies ohlr, persons of little thing, but it governs tbe course of dukes, and that of Koxinga, a famous Hare Hereafter the tovere of a good cigar can be mc commodated for s cento with a cigar— that will intellectual liabits and refined tastes. In a ship; a bridle is a little thing, but we Beaman of the sevejiteenth century, r STVABT&HWKET ’vn I.Ik-. the older countries, particularly in know its use and power; nails and pegs half-conqueror, half-pirate. Our an­ French, every genieman haa a more or are little things, but they hold tho parts cestor*, with all their wisdom, were not, by haatl ina m > srtHtolat navw. Ask lor Luckj less perfect command of the foil, and of a largo building together; a word, a perhaps, as wise as those of the Chinese Star. J. H. BKAMKB ft (X)., Hole Agents, fencing clubs and schools are popular re­ look, a smile, a frown, are little things, State of MlehlF W.1 " ■; sorts for gentlemen of all grades of but powerful for good or oviL Think of itary principle.—PaU Mall Gazette. this, and mind tho little things.—North woath and position.—Chicago Herald. CURE FOR ArnuaxT, Carolina Mirror. BTanoxa. Goods are made to a considerable ex­ During the crusades in the twelfth cen­ tury the custom of using coaU-of-arnu Afghanistan shepherds keep dogs that tent in Saxony from a textile fiber ob­ water an Kxhlicrrtltig. on reading and nh"S was first introduced in Europe. The make their pasture-grounds unapproach­ tained from the needles of the fir tree. The needles, young and green, are dried, Effervescing Draught, ffod.oic. a H-itri. knights dressed up in armor had no way able to strangers. They are perfect reaoiutnrniird by our iggtagutai lwm» 'C * and subjix’tcd to a nettling and ferment of the estate of 4 tWf nw. best Dbyalclana aa n rrilbeasts of prey, ready totearainanon to make themselves known and distin ­ l?.rc abteanA agreeable rem­ Ttoretii^n « ""'Tit * ing prooees similar to that in use for LIB guished in battle but by the devices on tho slightest provocation, but charging -FT edy. It cures Const! [»»- th« tlth dav of tl»J’ *■ S.1* their shields, and these were gradually wolves and leopards with the same reek- flax, which softens the woody porta and Uno. cores Indigestion, jSTSMrtu ot ally adopted by their posterity and fam- lass courage. Game is bo plentiful in looaena them from the fiber, though tlie ibutxi. S heirs at-tan “< camjilete Beporation to only obtained the uplands that the rangers have do difficulty in providing food for a dozen after lengthy boiling by steam. During Qm to be hotoen at tbe this boiling a by-product appears, called custom is now rapidly spreading among AMD gsnUy urge* all the Kxfir-wood oil. which is similar to turpenthe wealthy of America.—Exchange. tfoner Bbould not >“• -,’;'l:!r\tt »•* ’IT 18 pMMd trough a mill­ ing machine like those used for woolen Alvan Clark, tho famous lensmoker of A patent for tlie safe distribution of doth, and is carded and spun like cot­ Cambridgeport. Bays tiiat the len* for the natural gas throughout tho various mains ton Generally the carded fiber is mixed great lack teleecopo will noon be ready. has been granted to a Pittaburger. It with a certain proportion of rottoi or >er train* dally except Hui The “finisLing touches" alone remain to covers tho process of mixing air with gaa wook Mid thus, kind of mennoyami. T. J. BUBH, Local Agent. Hartings. l>e performed in order to make the re­ in such projxirtjon* that, while the produced, which is worked in the hoeierv O. W. Rvoouw. O. k ft T. 37. Chicago. fraction perfect. These are done with danger of explosion is taken away, all framreiintA .i_________ . | haw »«.!. C'w.,, ,rf IK-4 BMXWW . the heating qualities ntiU re main. The The ability iodo this depend* on the sense gout—New York Sun. yet heard of. If only it could become universal, what a toon it would be to © ^AKlH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. f BUY IT AND TRY IT: To S l"5 rt i^ssa- FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's. IOO Doses STRAWBERRY PLANTS. NE One Dollar Michigan Central ■Jews BE Ba ksSsx'.;: Hood’s Sarsaparilla r iSBffi’- shs^A^FF2^ c< Sb T» Fe Jo CONSTlPAnON.^-SSL^"'^ Sick-Headache, DTSPEPSII.S’S I CURE FITS! hfcxsfer fia'iS* Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Rnlm • “Monte Cristo," “Uncle Tom’s Cabin," "David Copperfield." “The OU Curiosity Ship anchors are carefully tested be­ fore admitted to pse on English vaewh. Two of tho throe testa of tl-.c ductibilitr ----.T.._____ . I H; Cl Ore, foi Co I Abe It off of J. It; DR. C. T. WIL»U«. «LVTs^ �TWO FORTUNES, ^s^F***"* &£ ’Sts, The canto prophetic, Uke a myrtle p^e. Ox* dark, one fair, and both fresh as tlie mwu^ GER^ahreMEOY Th, otharUka <« Sjrin,’. ial^ Cure* hhcunutim. Nsuratato. r . t^-w^ssT JhrPaifi i « villa AT SMCOUtSTH XXO 14U1SS& ^ut.rfui— i.iwny«ni.uiTtM»,n. ReoStar TF AD EggMARK- i u« no jar tm that ■ «,‘1 “ U» •to“ I* lupploa.,- ,h. _ (ouu(u% surI’. PROMPT. ToKKb.r then th., mt u> 1M„ QKCts. Creditla due the German wom**n and physicians for first using RudViove? blossoms as a m»didn& Best rraults kre oMmned uhed combined with obr AUU1C-, wuien is Uic best known remedy for tdl blood diseas0M-stomach and liver troubles, pim. pies, costivenesa, bad preath. piles, ague and malariadtaaases. indigestion, kwof appetite, low spirits, headache and all lh‘‘ kidney#. Price 20 cento, of Fred Hotchkiss. . Tb® Smell of rotten cabbage reminds the Jackson Morning Telegram that spring is there. Jac,k5°o's penetrating liniment cures sprains, brutaes, kicks, cute, bums, de. etc. Good for man or boast. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. Muskegon puta up *50 a year each for ner aldermen. Her mayor gets 81. ■Lov. on th, hra-t ,h^l jhnM.*. . Ing ray," * 1 Th®b®;P7,aUto her with snow-white, wcrit to much puriMwe unlc. von UP your hralth and «»’«»• "Th?11 lloZ!Lhlm at ,eMtme. I pray " ' hSbem^'Wr/iu Y*enow"1Wn tOT ,U° lhat ** bli“ 'r*le, ,A?U Arbor council is composed of eight Americans, four Gernixn, ami -Temple Bar from the French. two Irishmen. “OUTCAST” DECORATIVE ARTS. ------- - * —... WMMfWOUB, AO-™- md, Jum« „J FOR-SALK CHEAT.-One-hundred original decorative arte which, eo far as general appreciation is concerned, nart! u.i all kinds otlruiu One-quarter of a tjculnrly that of amateurs, might aa w.,11 «u<»«d school house. Terms ruimxi■ p irticulan inquire ot Daniel Hrant be called lost or sham. Leather work south ot Itaate: r- : >rm lor sale. fl»r mfles 1. il«Inz water, good km UT WISH TO SAY I • i. , • ot lace/sad vicinity that we n- no* putting In a new stock ot sjiss iej mm ■ Mi . . . . h.»•• c bought at ttns towe»C*»h Priee at prf.vs mat cannot be beat. T- . : ill line iff Kry Goads, Groceries. ; . . :- • .uid » Miiairsioek of Drug* and jin • j.i ail kind* o( tonsil Farming Ttoobi lurk*. Itakra, Itboveh, Scythee, >. U E CAN GIVE YOV i. . .-.»ia ut try brand.......................... |a t . • .re"—--4 . '■ ’ .. » ' «’*-ip MtnAinc Toba.vo............. ........... Etn- . ut •• ......................... ••-■’■* ........................................ . Tra .. .........................1 s • l*.» ....... S la » *1 <10 4S 1 ««J • •> .4 Broken Tea . ■.'0 ■ .. • < ..ff". .. ............................ u - r- i*tcd JUoCrtflc. ....................... >0 ... .... ;■ . ; : ; • : . • M-e u* and we will convince you ■■■ ■ ntezri jiAtabM w* say. x/^ani: teed ^ust n* represented. ■ . L. N. MOSHER, LA« l.V Mil'llJ yrw stock pF LUMBER! BEWLEY BROS. & WILKINS Barn Boards, 12, H. 16, 1$ and 20 ft. Common Pine Boards, All widths and lengths. . Shingles, I hr»v grades. Seconds and No. 3 for lor she<ls.anrt repairing old roofs. Fencing, ' Hemlock. 16 ft. Joist and Scantling, Wecsn furnish any length upto 50ft- Hardwood Flooring, "’<• make a specialty of Elm. Oak, Ash and Basswood, open air seas­ oned or kiln dried. Custom Kiln Drying to Order. Green Inbh lumber dried in two weeks for inside finish. Cornice Mouldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds Al­ ways on hand. Above Stock we are Selling al Lower Prices than ever before. WAGONS. of your road tax. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Thousands o! othen have added their l,,e ''’edict li unanimous Mtl?' rry-1'' Bitten do euro all diseases of the °r Blood. Only half a dollar a bottle at Goodyear's druxstere. - ------H The M., H. & O. road have 2.880 ore with oontampt, aa a mere imitation of earn ready for an increased bunineas woo.l-c^.mg, whicb „ pnxillMd this season. only trumpery loav.« and flowers, und n^5rtZ?i«!2rt-201i prol,or?‘011 lu'd I-rorow In “she knew all about it." But in fact she .'Is. 00,1 •.Sa’vapnlla. are |>ecullar to . knew next to nothing about It, and this BMUcina, and are unknown to others. much Iom of cuir builli and stain ped " ■*"» • "w work. Toii'ld livw. the cause of umold suffering aud Papier mache is another of theae out­ 10 ll' «»rn>al condition by the casts. which are cundrtnned by faahiun A' Vcr V11,1*- ***? cur** oosttveand srt-priggery as lacking in “truth," Uees. OMuitijNUiou ami dy»i>vpsi*. AU druKglsta. simply liecatise very few are xuutiinted tiergyman sells milk with its remarkably varied forms or from door to door. capacity. A third is stenciling which is very little practised eave by workmen, Si’worlU fwr £au« Rruta*. j*jres, Uleers. Halt Bbeum. Few Sores. Tetter principally because it ranks aa a merely Chilblains. Coro.. sn<t ’all Sk& mechanical method of ornamentation, SS7<re* 11l<*. or no pay reqinred It I. guarantee.! to give perfect itaUsand such as u quite unworthy the atten­ fsctlon or money refunded. ITtee 0 cents per box F«tele by W. H. Goodyear. 1 tion of tlie pointers of flowen or mir­ rors. or of aquarelles, which, os regards any ideal, are, porhapti, not one whit be­ Some individuals have an inborn ten­ yond Berlin wool-work. Tlie reader who has ever seen a dozen average pupils dency to headache. Sometimes a little under a third-rate teacher, all painting extra exertion of mind or body seems to together with the idoa in cosnmon o^ sot it going; at other times no cause can simply attaining a uniform and identical be traced, other than the "tyranny of a manner of. mere execution, will agree bad organization." Such persons inherit with me when I say that it is nil quite as a defective nervous system from their much mere “fancy work." jui tjiu making anceatry. They are' descended from parents who have suffered from insanity, epilepsy, hysteria or from "sick h»-adLasketa. Now, it is characteristic of this age ache," or who hare exhausted their that, as regards the amateur, it is sub-' powers in excesses of various kinds, of Etituting the minor arts for mere fancy which thaw* relating to alcohol are most work. buchJeel4e painters as th<«e of common. These martyrs to hereditary whom I havb’Hjioken. who attempt in dis«\trtcw show other indications of de­ vain some mere imitation of higher art, fective organization. They aro apt to be simply lieoqjse tiiey have not gone variable in temper, one day as glad as a through such k preparatory training as day in May, the next tbe sadness of tbe the minor artf in a great measure supply, darkest November epprrase* them. They would find it ’ impossible to produce a are capable uf great physical and mental good vigoruii, pieoe of stenciling, be­ exertion for a brief time, but soon be­ cause they would be deficient in tho eye come exhaust**! and tho depraasion is of for effect, and tho peculiar inventin­ much longer duration than the period of Slueplensneas is pretty power which such work demands and wall-feeling. certain to annoy them at times, and develops.—Art Journal. general laiwitude, weaknew, with jiains in the Lack and limbs, make life “Tlie groat evil in that the whole sys­ wretched- a good share of the time. tem of renting and working land is out Neuralgia tn various forms is among of joint. There must bo a complete rev­ their most frequent afflictions, and that olution in our industrial system. In tbs located in one-half of the head is the old tunes the slave-owner portioned hi- most common of olL—Cor. Globe-Demo- ity up; and in tl»*» time his slavee were not in the cotton he had them gather muck cr pine trash and make manure— the land kept oven or gained. Now it is all done by hiring or renting, and every negro only wants, his day’s wngeg or his crop for that year, and forvw itZut of the land l»y fertilizer*. Now these fertilizers do not build up land like manure does; they ore nothing but clwtpical agi ntr—they force tire land to give out wlmt was in it, and leave it poorer." “Thwi how do the planters make any money?" “Die few who make any aro doing it by using up theircapital—that is, the fer­ tility of tlie soil. And millions of acres have already reached a point where they yield no profit at all. The negro who works rich a piece can make wages, but the owner gets nothing. 1 do not know ten men in the state who make money by cotton-growing alone. Wlien you find a planter who is doing well, you will find that he is practicing law or medicine or trading in something."—“Parke" in Chi­ cago Timea. . No Inherited TIUm of Nobility. It may strike the superficial observer of Oriental usagw as peculiar that in tbe Ottoman dominion there aro no titles of nobility, no aristocracy or inherited title*. The sultan himself is no more, in the sight of the Koran, than his meanest servitor. The lowest slave to-day may become grand vizier to-morrow. In fact, many of tire present ministers have arisen from tire humblest walks and avo­ cations to their exulted position* “Tlie poets of tire east," MJ™ Saladin to tho lion-hearted King Richard, "say that a valiant camel-driver is worthy to Idas the lips of a fair queen, when scowardlv prince is not worthy to salato the . . , _______ —A » Rn- Bitten. A Hotel Clark's Shrawd Schama. The room clerk at the Genesee house has a chock system for valuable parcels which he claims is about tho slickest wrinkle in tli>* business. Often jewelry and diamond agents liand over the counter, before retiring, packages for tho vault, the loos of which would tnako a serious hole in the clerk’s weekly salary. He takes a blank card and writes the name of the owner on it. Then whipping out a pair of uhearo he saws through the card and the namo and liands over half to the agent, pinning the other on tiie package. The matching of the card is concluMve proof, and the clerk claims that it is a check with which there can be no monkeying.—Buffalo Courier. A company in which some of our New Yorkers an- interest'd law recently bean organized in North Carolina for the pur­ pose of catching jorjioiMB. Steamers hare been purchased and the fish are taken with nets. The oil is tried out and tlie moat converted into a fertilizer. Tho fins are mode into gelatine and the hide is turned into an excellent leather. This is used far making shoes and to said to be soft and pliable and almost everlast­ ing. The enterprise promises to be very successful.—New York Market Journal. The Chinow cultivate oyster beds th net successfully. They fasten old oyster shells to bamboo splints, which they then stick in mud flats swept by strong tidal tract the oyxter spat, which atihorre to them and shortly develop into tiny oys­ ters. Then the bamboos are transplanted to other flats and the crop grows rap­ idly.—Chicago Herald. THE ANCIENT PUEBLOS OT TAOS. Dr.PRICE^ The pueblos al Taoa, for there are two of them, ride by ride, Overlook the town and aro nestled at th.. f<K>t of aageRTO*"n hills. Front a rfivtanre, aa ano approach^ them, tho two piles of cunbaked houses resemble a pair • of ant hills, or collections of mud Mocks, such as swaUowa might have eonstnicted for a Imbitatiou. And a nearer acquaint­ ance do^ wll011y dispel one’s flm ilhirionji. The huts are small in size and are built one ou top uf the other, without regard to any rule. The roof of one house is the foundation of another. Bhiiky laddere, worn and old, reach from the ground to the roof above, and en­ trance to the various habitations is by MOST PERFECT MADE means of a second ladder leading through a trap door cut in the house top. The interior of the huts is 'dimly lighted and. usually consists of one room, the Places Dr. Price’s at the head of We entire list walls of which are whitewashed and hung about with the belongings of the resident. lu their younger years the pueblos were surrounded by a high wall, which served at a means of protection Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list against tho attacks of enemies, and the villages were inhabited by a large and active population. Now, however, the wall is down, and the • Indians, number­ It is tho purest and strongest. Free from Ammonia, ing about 600 in all. orc a quiet, peace­ able, rather lazy, but wholly picturesque free from Lime, free from Alum, and is recommended for people. They are self-supporting and general family use by the Heads of the Great Universi­ own large flocks of sheep and goats. ties and Public Food Analysts. Each pueblo has its governors, and the councils of the tribe are held in what is Peroons doubting the trnthfnlncss of this can write any of tho ChemlKta named: known aa an estufa, a ca+ern-like place n nc------- DOREMIJS, M. D., L L D„ BoUevue Medical College, New York. excavated from beneath the ground, and State Cbomlst, Unlvenlty Georxia, Athena, Gal Prof. IL C. KEL Late President State Bonn! of Health, Ijmslng, Mich. entered by a ladder which projects far Tot JLM. sen EH Jcal Chemist, BL Louts, Mo. niove the narrow opening. In tills sub­ Prof. CHARLES E._________ Anaiyucai vnemiM, wneeung, w. Vi “rof JAMES F. BABCOCK State Awaycr. Barton. Mass. w•T*terranean cave the cases involving breach liep't Health, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, N. N. Y. Y. of discipline and the laws of tlie people L» 8-’ Chemist to tim Dep ’t of of Health, ®c-« st*rling Mtxiical College, Columbus Ohio. are considered and framed, while tnwii. ro £ t 1 -Analytical Chemist, Chicago. 111. lion rejiorts that there is also kept burn­ A ro?* i rl»mtet Health Demrtnieni, Chicago. HL ing down there a light which is destined Tot. JOHN 5 .ORDIVAY, Mass. Institute of 'Dr-hnologv, Iteeton. Tot. IL A. W1TTHAUS, A. M.. M. D„ Unlveixitv of Buffalo, N. Y. to light the return of the mystic god. Prof. A. H. SABIN, State Clieinlst, Burlington. Vt Montezuma, for whom the primts offer a Prof. JOHN BOHLANDF.R, Jr„ A. M.. M. I).. Prof. Chemistry and Toxicology, prayer from the housetops, both in the „ , and Sorter.-. Cincinnati. O. I?0!8, AUSTEN A WILBER. I’nifs.ClH-inWry.B'lUrersCnlk-ge,NewBnmswlck.NJ. morning and at night. Whether this is ProL GEORGE E. BARKER, ITuf. Chemistry UnfanBy of -"^k-.a. so or not has never been clearly decided, Prof. PE t L r COLLIER, Chief Chemist for tho United States and probably never will be. No st ranger is allowed to go into an eetufa, and judg­ " aSP^’roj WnMiimtton. D. C. Profs. KEYS A RICE, Proto, Cbrmtotrv, Ontario School rtiarmnry. Toron to, ( ing from ti»e smell arising from the Pr- -’-piES ALBRECHT. Cb.n.W at tbe United States MlnLNew Orleans,' dark-looking place no white man would i*-pL LlXlAR EVERHART. ITof. Chemtotry, Untveralty of Texas, Austin.' iTuf. E. W. HIIXIARD. IToi Cbcmbtry. Umveralty Citluonila, Berkeley, Ca «*er wish to investigate the truth of tbe story. Separating the two pueblos of Taos to a’narrua- shallow crock. Here, at all Bonn., from early morning until late at night, the women of the village gather. Some are filling earthen jugs with water, otheni are washing, nnd not a few aro giving their naked - children a much noodud l>ath. Thsy are full of mischief, these black -eyed and often pretty girls, and have little hesitation in wetting a stranger by. pretending to let fall one of their h.vtvy jugs at a convenient mo­ ment. Their drew consists of a single Insures only Farm Property, Unexpowd Dwellings, Churches and School garment—of calico or some other coarse Houses. Pays full amount of loss. No voidable condtions in policy the simp-material, which reaches tmrcly to the lest and safest policy iasued. knee and falls away from the shoulder in a rather imm/xlest manner. Gathered orottnd their heads and falling in really graceful folds over the shoulder to a black shawl, behind which the face to often rxmeeak-d with real or affected modesty. Tlie pottery to home-made and to not to be compared in finish or design with that which used to bo made by the fore­ fathers of the present race. But it answers all tbe purpoeee of the time, however, nnd poHMWH-s in rare instance* considerable rnnrit. The women do the work of the village. Mothers at 12 years of age, gray-haired, fat and slovenly at 30, and blear-eyed, lean and toothless at 00, they mend their husband’s dothee, carry the wood and water into the house*, tend the sheep, dig in the Adds, cook, wash and labor from early morn until late at night Common baking ovens are scattered about tho plazas. Made of sun-baked brick and oval in shape, they are filled with hot coals until sufficiently heated, and are then cleaned WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL out and the bread put in. After the loaf SEE NY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT TH1 to baked, anti while the ovens are still warm, the dogs of tbe village crawl in and gain a comfortable nap.—New Mex­ ico Cor. San Francisco Chronicle. CREAM BAKING POWDE** The United States Government The Canadian Government The hiv&acr far the Tamer, os tto Stock Plao; Tie Olio Farmers’ Insurance Company, L. C. WELTON, Agent JOB PRINTING! Cheaper than Ever, At the Banner Job Room An ancient Egyptian necropolis has been discovered in the Lybian desert, op­ posite Amman, on the left bank of the Nik*. Among the tombs already opened are several which date apparently from tho twelfth dynasty (H. C. 3000). They consist of two or more halls or chambers, connected by corridors, tlie roofs U’ing supported by columns and the walls dec­ orated with colored bae-reliefs in brill­ iant preservation. Several of the tombs appear to "belong to members of a nobto, if not royal, family. The cemetery is apparently of great extent It was dis­ covered by Gen. Grenfell, who is ‘busily clearing'out tlie tombs with tlie help of English soldiers. The largest tomb, usurped by later comers, was found piled to tho ceiling with mummies, mummy cases and funeral furniture of Roman times.—Now Orleans Times-Democrat A Philadelphia paper recently started a discussion as to the longest word in tlie English language. Tho three largest CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY By reason of Its central poeltion and clone relation to all principal F~ west, at initial and terminal points, constitutes tbe most imparts nontal fink In that system or through transportation which Invlt tatee travel sad traffic between cities of the Atlantic and Pact! Is also tbe favorite and beet route to and from pointe East. N Southeast, and corresponding pointe W eet, Northwest and Boutin The Rock Island system inedudss m ita mein line and brane Joliet. Ottawa. LaS&Ue, Paorls. Oeneeeq. MpUne and Rock Iatan Davenport, Muscatine, WMhfartop, FairftetaL Ottumwa. Oak Liberty. Iowa City. Moines. Indianola, Wlnteroet, Atiapti tian, which has forty-two letters; phiscoynoscophographicalitMe, with thirty letters, and Methylethyephynylarumonium, which lias twenty-five.—Chicago Harald. ISS quirer. cletnmt. a perfect dressing, not gressy. Pre­ Hie evolution of the tomato is going vents dandruff. . A 03 ooo brick jail wUl be erected this season on in a remarkable way. Not many Whether it is because of the preeent •ttaknaty. years ago the fruit was mostly skin and mania for everything English or not, it seeds, but the newest varieties aro al­ is hard to say, but without doubt the ind Stu I n c-u - tLiri i n:»— - v. — *• •• most solid pulp, with very few seeds. fashionable drink ot the day here, as tn sick besdacne readily yield to them. 30 JH1U Possibly, as bi tire case of the banana, England, is tea. It is said to be a more ■JM. AU dnunfisb' the world orej. the seeds will yet disapi>eax altogether healthful drink than coffee, which, with Flint hM lost 0HSJM.H by fire dnrtiw the and the plants will have to be propa­ !>Mt ten cir>. AtMttauu. hM West's ■World'* Wonder sen like inaglc In। idl gated by cuttings.—Chicago Herald. Hrtnct. I* U Umore rrftwhtaft mg and very restorative, and, too, luu the advantage ot being K> much more A 130,000 savlnjpi bank U looming UP at p*w easily made. It io unquestionably tire ot Scotland, is said to be so mild that drink for brain-workere, and women palms and camellias thrive in tbe open who are exhausted with the laborious Finish tbe walls and wlUMiwNh air, without injury, in winter, although duties « social life find it a delightful You eaa do it: Inexpensive, uy IL .*[nlte_b“ the latitude is that of the northern part stimulus, whereas coffee haa tbe effect of making them feel d Oar. New York World. THE CHEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and air-brakes- and that exacting' poaod of well ventilated, Qnoly upholstered Day Pateoe Hleepera of the latest tieetan. and sum i-labomtoly cooked meals are leisurely eaten. Appetite, and Health on bath.” Between C Atchison, aro alr.o run tho Celohrated Becliuim THE FAMOUS ALBERT 4.EA ROUTE Is tbe direct and favorite * ^■jss«rs!SS&.““ Btlu another Council R. R. CABLK, ■. 6T. JOH �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Hastings, Mich., April 29th, 1886. EDITORIAL NOTES. The idea seems to be quite too preva­ lent at the present time that the baslness of the country can and must be regulated and controlled by force. It does not occur to some people that buslDres like an else in this world is re­ gulated and controlled by natural laws and that such must ever be the case; that there is an adequate cause lor every effect, and that when the regular working of those laws are interfered with or interrupted business itself will be destroyed. What induces people to engage in business? This should not l>e a hard question to answer as all classes, the laborer, the manufacturer and railway operator are controlled, by identically the same motives. They engage in their respective business be­ cause it appears to them to be the best thing that presents itself. There is and should be no force about it, every body should be free to engage in any legitimate business, that seems £o offer » tbe best advantages without interfer­ ence from others. If a man ia not sat­ isfied with tbe wages an employer of­ fers or .the service he requires, he should have the right and liberty of seeking another employer or of enter­ ing business on his own account The rights of the employed and the employ­ er are and should ever be reciprocal This is tbe natural condition and any force thst^nterferea with it will bene­ fit neither, but interrupt business and thereby injure all concerned. This seems so plain that it ought not to be gainsaid. We do not wish to be underfettod as holding that the laborer should make no effort to better his condition. This he certainly should do. It is his right and duty. We simply say that he can never better his condition by forcibly interfering with the rights and liberty of others, by such means destroying business which is tbe goose that lays him' the golden eggs. The laborer can advocate and vote to have eight, hours a legal days work. He has -a perfect right to co-operate with other laborers and with capital in conducting any legitimate business. He has a perfect right to use his political infiuence and vote to protect the business and labor of this country against the competition of the cheap lator of England and Eur­ ope. In short, he has a perfect right to resort to any peaceable’ means which in his judgment wiH Improve his condition. Every person is interested in guarding civil liberty, and no measures that are subversive of this can become popular or succeed in thia country. W’e have said before and we repeat that strike* and measures of force must be short lived, and abortive for accomplishing any good. If there are wrongs on the part of corporations they can be right­ ed in a peaceable way; two wrongs never make one right. It is no excuse for violent and illegal acts that those against whom they are directed are guilty of wrongs themselves. Let us see; President Cleveland ipts held the reins of govennent over a year, and what baa been done for the relief of the country during that time? Business is in an unsatisfactory cohdition. despite the fair promises of the democrats during the last campaign. Tbe promised increase of wages and renewed business confidence, that <as to be in the event of Cleveland's elec­ tion, has not materalized. On the con­ trary, quite the reverue is the case. An exchange truly remarks that Mr. Powderly, the official head of the or­ ganization of the Knights of Labor, wields more power than does the presi­' dent of the United States. He is pos­■ sessed of more brains, more courage, and has a greater following than the president. From the tone of tlie democratic: press and the leaders of that party ini this state, the greenback wing ot the, , proposed amalgamation has "but to ask ■ and it shall receive.” in tbe matter of places on the state ticket. Democratsi are biding their time when,aconda like, ' they can crush and swallow their pres­' ent political allies. The labor troubles throughout tbe! country are causing a depression inl business. This is bat the natural out­. come of labor strikes and agitation. A contractor cannot with safety make ai contract to perform a certain amount, of labor, so long as tbe wage question, Office-seeking individuals would haw us believe that fusion in Barry county for the coming fall campaign is a fore­ gone conclusion. Well, let ’em fuM: A saloon keeper of Detroit haa insti­ tuted a 85,000 Ubd suit against the Morning Tribune. The Tribute is to be congratulated upon this evidence of its prosperity. meeting and diocesan church confer­ ence will be held in Emmanuel church, this dty. Tuesday, Wednesday and Tbur$y,MBy4tb.5th and 6th. Fol­ lowing ia the program: Jackson has secured the State fair. Hymn and collects. An address of The people of Detriot are endeavoring v _ to console themselves with the thought welcome by the rector. Several papers (five minutes.) How that the fair Is “no great shakes, any­ the church must grow; continued from how." the last meeting. THE NEWS Di BRIEF. JftSSlt-t Additional Local Items. Morning prayer and litany. , . . Meeting of tlie alumni of theological The W.C.T.u7of the Star union , u will meet at the house of Mrs. Havens seminaries. 10JO A. M.—Holy communion.. Ser­ next Tuesday at 2 o’clock. All are in­ mon cul elerum. the Rev. T. J. Knapp, vited. D. D. /-Emory Busby haa leased the track} 2:30 F. M.—Papers and discussions: on the fair grounds for three yearnj St. Augustine. Rev. W. MorralL The General Missionary, Bev. J. W. This means a series of trotting matinees Bancroft. and the track put in first-class shape. Brief Statementr-The Free Church All horse owners and lovers of speed in Association. Rev. B. A. Brown, dio­ “man's best friend" should give Mr. cesan secretary. Busby tangible encouragement In his 7 p. M.-—Tbe missionary service. endeavor to cater to the lovers of such Papers and Discussions:—The rela­ sport tions of the church to the conflict be­ tween labor and capital, Rev. 8. H. Services at the Episcopal church Woodford. , Sunday as follows: . The Berkley Divinity School, Rev. W. Morning "Prayer at 9 a. ni. 8. Hayward. Brief Stateanents:-The .society for Litany,Sermon and Holy Communion the Increase of the Ministry, Rev. E. G. at 10 JO a. m. Nock, dloctaan secretary. Sunday School 12 m. The American Church Building Fuad Evening Prayer and Sermon at 730 —Rev. J, W. Bancroft, diocesan secre­ tary. •^Present indications are that the THURSDAY, MAY 0, 8:45 A. M. proposed roller mill will be built} The The High School visited. bonus has not quite been raised, but 9 a. m.—Mqrning prayer. arrangements are nearly perfected A conference ot the clergy. Reading whereby building operations will soon of the church service, from the confes­ be commenced, provided a suitable site sion through the Te Deum. with critic­ can be secured, trusting to tlie gener­ isms. . osity of our citizens to raise the full 3 p. m.—Reports of Sunday schools: amount of the bonus. St Andrews, Big Rapids; St, Mark's, By the death of Hon. Solomon G. Coldwater; St. Paul's, Elk Rapids; Withey, *Judge of tbe U. 8. Court, for Emanuel, Hastings. A Paper—Sunday. School offerings, the W’estern District of Michigan, Mr. E. F. Sweet, of Grand Rapids. which occurred Sunday evening at San 4 p. n.—A children’s service. Ser­ Diego. Cal., where he hud gone In the mon by Rev. M. Morris. 7 p. m.—The missionary service. hope of benetitting his health, the bench • Papers and Discussions:—Some Char­ and legal profession of the state have lost an able member. His death will ities abroad, Mr. Henry J. Cammann. Brief Statements:—Nashotah House, be universally mourned. Q\.t Hie Temperance Hall Friday even­ Rev. C. C Tate, diocesan secretary. The Church society for promoting ing will be given an entertainment con­ Christianity among the Jews, Rev. C. ’ sisting of sterescopian panoramic views C. Tate, diocesan secretary. Closing address, by the Bishop. of Egypt, an illustrated lecture on Ten Nights in a Barroom, Mrs. Thompson’s description of her captivity among the The fish Industries of Michigan give Apache Indians, Fort Sumpter on fire during the bombardmentyetc. Admis­ employment to 1,80) and $1.20),000 sion 15 rente) children 10 cents. To capital. commence at 8 o’clock. Tbe Niles Catholic society have re­ Fitzgerald was well repre­ cently placed an 8800 organ in their sented at the -annual encampment of church. the G. A. IL held at Jackson last week. Post Commander J. H. Dennis, Com­ mander Baker Shriner, and Comrades D. E. Birdsall and H. M. Smith attend­ ed as delegates. Several comrades of this post were present. They were ac­ companied by the irrepressible* CoL Gill. All report a good time. F. Newell's burn near Coral, whs struck by lightning Wednesday night and wrecked. At the recent election in Stanton the Knights of Labor elected their entire ticket. The hold-over aldarmen are not Knights and they refuse to sit in council with the newly dected. The Detroit Tribune: Aaron Clark of result is that village business is neglect­ Grand Rapids has received a cablegram ed. as the Knights do not number sufiiclently strong to make a quorum. from J. W. Hlgginbottom, who is at Mrs. Charles Taylor was found near present in England for the purpose of interesting English capitalists in a pro­ Cass City the other day, living with ject ot buying Mr. Clark's mica mine, het five children on one meal a day. Tbe authorities had paid her 84 per that he has made tbe necessary arrange­ ments and would take the property. week, out of which she paid rent and The price .to be paid is 825,000. The supported herself and children. Kind­ ly friends, when they learned Mrs. Tavmine is located near Custer, Dak. lor’s extremity, furnished food and -Workmen are engaged In putting* a money. foundation under a house in the first Hon. Lawrence Van Dusen and H. B. warfi belonging to Mra. Andrew Young. Gates, of Owosso, will build a crema­ The building had been raised previous tory on tbe shores of the lake in Arenac to the rain of Monday, and the follow­ county and engage extensively in re­ ing day the earth caved, the building ducing sturgeon to ashes, the latter, as toppling into the cellar. Workmen1 is alleged, possessing remarkable cur­ were engaged both in the building and ative properties in lung diseases. The cellar at the time, but fortunately none BL Louis. Mo., medical society indorses were injured. The building is damag­ the new discovery. ed somewhat In the circuit court of Monroe coun­ An orphan girl 14 or 15 years of age, ty a decision has been that private par­ named Whitright, who lives with her ties or corporations have a right to keep close game preserves, excluding aunt and uncle of that name in Rut­ the public from fishing or shooting, in land, has been placed under arrest In and bordering on navigable waters. accordance with the truancy laws. It The case is a test one which will go to will be remembered that in the Ban­ the supreme court, the decision Txjing ner of the 1st inst., mention was made made probably with that view. of this girl being enticed from home by Mr. H. Sanford, of Brooklyn, Jackson a biped named Miller. It appears that the girl has become so unmanagublc county, has built a vault in the ceme­ that her relatives have invoked the? aid tery for his dog Pompey, where that of the law. As we go to press nd' dis­ former sprightly canine sleeps his last sleep. The narrow house is roofed position has been made of the case. by a white marble slab that looks as If carpeted with a cold blanket, and ly­ The following named persons receiv­ ing on it with paws drooping over the ed certificates thia spring: First Grade edge, is a Ufe-rize image of Pomp. —D. C. Warner, Will Morse, Flora Me IL F. D.—Annual meeting of the Callon, Albert Banks, Fred J. Budd. fire department will be held on Monday Second Grade—Electa Furnlsa, Ther- evening May 3d, 1886. an Forbs, Della Palmerton, Augusta ___________ n.F.FORD, OhlM. Hinkley, W. C. Conley, Nora Matthews, W. A. llollowpeur. Third Grade—Doni ' M. Brown, Dianna Payne, Nellie McGregor, Anna Schramn, Ora Summers, Rofus Ehret, Minnie Evans, Nellie Woodruff, Julia l\>navan. NoraQuaif, Irone Sweezey, Latie .Smith, May Fuller, Mary Balloo, .Nellie Himea, Gertrude Nimino, Anna Johnson, Jennie Williams, Dora Price, Georgia Matthews, Hattie Endinger, °no who work-d for film tnUhfully. Katie Mayo, Rilla Gutchess, Carrie .> i r i.. r, Chambers, Edith (Osborn, Eva Pin­ comb, Lueila Hinckley, Carrie Watkins. Hettle Mitchell, Ida C. Hall Edna Thlnknoc .be l.teJteyw" Brown, Ella M. Hall, Vacha Fales "Come higher." the torn.: Edwin McCartney, Myron J. Stanton^ David Flory, John L. Mills. Wm. War­ n heaven she now la happy. ner. Mae Sweezey. Martha Furniss, For "our Father k;.ow?ln best' Elsie Elarton, James A. Mousey. Vida Willison, Ida E. Davis, John B. Nagler. । Combined Drac, Libbio Casaril. Alic® Smith. Henry a Cultivator, Gaskill, Charlie H. GaakUi, Frankie Wflson. Anna Beadle, Lattie Townsend, McOIXMIg.tlB<ralm»m. Ettie Smith, Laura Chaffee, Minnie OMklll. V. Mir Ware. HUaa lUrker. Clara Luther, Eva Hill, Ethsl Bur­ ton, Anna McGlynn. Maggio McGlynn, Florence Glasgow. Etta Williamson Frank Witoox. Oddi Wbitrigbt, Eva Mondial!. track, rrponj <Lu r^i The credit syOem involves time and money wa ted in i ing bocks. It means big fees for the justice and constabtL means the loss of hundreds of dollars every year is ,Dr “ ness in unoollectahle accounts. • m®1’ WORSE THAN ALL * It means high prices for goals. United ITvabytariaa Ministerial atcocteuoD it Philadelphia- ThTfom-mm’ot JWdea. Foulk A Ca^J Knee etroet, Cincinnati, value-1 at kuG.OOO, was burned Tumday moro-ug 1» u. Itaw morning. worth of property. •* • Bewomar atoahwaa oa Monday made ot Cbaltanoog* for the flr*t time from North Orofino car. 'ilf plant ha.-. a capacity of The good paying customers pays 1st—The first cost of tbe goods. 2d—The regular percentage qf profit. 3d—A large percentage for the losses epuwerated shore from the credit system. THE CASH DEALER Can give bis customers this large percentage ,,f (niB th? credit business. As he can sell goods cheaper than hh credit competitors, he can also sell more goods. The i,10re goods he sells, tbe-smatler profit he can charge on each lot of goods sold. Are plain facte, which appeal to your com mon >en*. It ia thought« very rtringwt anti-butter llUnola Li n>- 8*tfard-A Sargnnt, dealer* in hldrs and day, owing 43jO,CU1 Tbe Otokqah Wbconain Mutual Inanratxcv company, with a capital of FXO.tXX) The CouMUndlle (Pa.) coke eyndleato J. H. BEAMER & CO. Have the largest stock of groceries’, crockery and provisoa, in Barry conntf. They sell for Cash, and cash only. They are the only grocery house in the county doinf* strictly cash business. They can and do sell goods in their line cheaper than uy other house in Barry county. A strict test will convince you of the^ fact. All goods warranted. ' All goods sold at lowest figures for Cash. Respectfully, J.H. BEAMER & CO. day night. Biahop Bedall and CWvaland, Ohio, aie preparing to boycott John Northwood, at Saginaw, Mich., wa» Thur-lay .tecto? ‘------------------- :------ -* tho Michigan G Goodyear & Barnes BartboW'a statue ot Ubarnty was laid The Maravillas Mining company, ot MexAudr»* Telia Are too busy unpacking their large invoice of fatally iajurwL Acquittal wax tba neult of the third trial The Union Pnclllc and Burlington n-H, have ordered an advan w on Monday to »G0 for first claw unlimited ticicota unri <50 (or Umitad from tb<> Mimouri river to CalltorTbe Grant monument new goods to write an advertisement this week. • Watch this space next week. In the mean­ time, if you want anything in the line of Dy Goods, Dress Goods, and Caapets. call at 1131,MH 75. Any district in need ot a. teacher pleairt addretai me ut Woodland, us quite tainly have no ciijecttOM to meeting a number have no school. mOU£ KKMAND, s-.c'y. • strike among the hnittirt mo- & Barnes �The Hastings Banner. HAST!N<l8,THUBBDAY.APBIL»tillS8. church. Grand Rapid* on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday next? ”^7’ Mary C. Com would like one or two more apprentices to learn dr^smaklng Qdl^tlier rooms over W. H. Schani1 Local Advertising Rates: Z. B. Hoyt will make radical Konittriel Uvab. 5 cents per line, improvements on-the Gre<>n street nuine* » cenu j« r »ne. S[Xrty pureh>Med bv Mm of Mra. New - Locals. MS cents per Uno. omtlSi Ntdleda.» cents per line. (-sr.bof Tlunla.IO cents per Une. .. , ■- .uid Drath notleee tree. , Mr. John Bmmmer wm in high glre »•; nsdcra lor EntertalnmeuU torprofitol to­ weather . ur ■<nanuailons..except forcharitable Edu a Sl f0?S,e ‘ *y b*1tt0 b**® fUlfiuThe Detroit Tribune of Monday last devoted an entire page to an illustrated urticl descriptive of Kalamazoo and its busintvs interests. ^L,sterwOTbroQtbth™ Pa.i?t youI bWT for one dollar and use the ready mixed carriage black .eek 1 will have something to 801,1 °olr say about rlook it. U a N BESSMER, Jeweler. STOCKMEN AND FARMERS. A Full Blooded HOLSTEIN BULL! " ; . pt during the wason, for •lock purposi®, on the NAGLAB FARM! Mathews’ place, in the cor■ - ,i . ■ .1 HastingA. • I; EORGE IIoi’FSTATTER. Local News. A catalogue of the officers and members of the Hastings high school alumni, together with the constitution, by-laws, etc., is in press. Key. Mr. Caslisle, of the Hm* Street M. E. church at Grand Rapids, will exchange with Rev. W.A. Huns­ berger on Saubuth next. A new sidewalk has been built in front of E. Y. Hogk’#. Smith, flams A \ an Arman’s and Lewis Stern’s busi­ ness places the past week. Mrs. Mim«* Main has aold her rwidenee property on Green street, known as the Hams house, to Z. B. Hoyt.’ who takes immediate poMesstan. W . t Tinkler’s daByeg’ horse created some excitement Tutsdav by taking a run through the streets on iti own account No damage done. Maky C. Core wiahva her patrons to bear in mind that did-has removed her dressmaking wtabltifluaent to the rooms over W. H. Bgbimtz* store. In the light of recant events, our citizen* should exercise extreme dili­ gence in the matter of cleaning up and disinfecting about their premises. Preactung in Temperance Hall on next Sabbath evening May 2d. at 7 Set by Elder A. F. Dempsey, of Hastings. All nre cordially invited to attend. The burglarious scale in this city is about over. Hastings has been exceed­ ingly fortunate in the past, as regards the unwelcome visits of the light-fin­ gered gentry. . r <». I>. SPAULDING. Cii:> t-it Cornr for this county con'•■ntsMay 10th. * The ch v justices are complaining of u kick of Imsiness. .Vegetation Is much more forward than a year ago now. The orient numlter closes volume thirty uf the BANNER. TiiE»upervisoni are busily engaged ia taking the assessment. Finest line of toilet soaps and per•lurure.it FredTc Hotchkiss’. A sew sidewalk is being built in front of the Central House block. E. Busby is endeavoring to arrange lor niceyon toe fair ground July 3d. U *. XanSl oten has purchased the M . - ■ •!-: RhxI house in the 4th ward. ■I v>. A. Nims has taken tho contract inri'MAvoting for Parker's new hotel. ’ I’.xa mel carriage t<^> dressing cheap .m.l durable sold by Fred'k Hotchkiss. PER8ONAL_MENTIQN M. L. Cook is In Dakota. Isn’t It about time steps were taken toward building a dty hall? Such a building is an actual necessity in this dty. With the new hotel that is to be W. P. Sldnam.is at Kalamazoo. built by/Mr. Parkdr and the building of Onio Strong was in the dty Monday. a cityJmli, the west end of State street cityUrd" T1Dlcler 8pent Sunday in this woukr be much improved. Dedication :-/The Baptist church treble returned to Detroit ir this ci{y will be dedicated on Bun­ Monday. day May 9th) Service at 1030 a. m. It B^°3t^“npbeU U 8pendhl» * week *t is expected thatfthe dedictory sermon will l>e preached by the Rev. Trepper, This cut shows Hanger on the track, the Lafayette Hughes is at home for a of Grand Rapids. Addresses will also be delivered by Rev. Tilley, of Middle­ abort time. bracket and lag screw by which the track is ville, and others) There will also be Fred Miller spent Saturday and Sun­ services in the evening. Music by a day at Jackson. secured to the building, and our method of fine quartette, and congregational smgI{"venPort, of Woodland, was in mg. A general and cordial invitation splicing the track. is extended. The society has labored the dty Tuesday. hard to secure the.. erection of this neat n11 15VrtZ f'P<®t >“t chapel, and it is hoped that there will at Grand Rapids. be a large congregation to assist in the . CSrson.’ ot Oulesburg, was on dedicatory services. our streets Tuesday, The work of decorating and beauti­ _ 18 at Orangeville on fying' Riverside cemetery had been in professional business. progress this week, a consignment of H. Goodyear and wife spent trees and shrubbery having been receiv­ Sunday at Orangeville. ed, among which were & dozen cverrtaooth and /ten lu Ite operatlou. ^. usy1 °X Fr“l»rt. "" In the Rreens, 3 dozen Japan quince, 3 dozen deafly ydrangia, 1 doxen syringia, 1 dozen , -“cwnw be thrown from the track, and paunaei a degree otflexlblUty unequalcl by any city on business Tuesday. ^thejjlldlag devtoe. allowing the l^Xtotu of tbe door te awing oat three tret wbUe the Jluuiger ia i cramped In the leaai and still holds Its grin on the track. Levi M. Dewey, of Johnstown, wasa weeping birch, .4 dozen weeping linden, nut and >4 dozen purple maple, besides a ,, , *-T<?urI 'P0 track la the atrotiKert track In the mxrkcL One ten toot piece ot our staadaH me. Banner caller Yesterday. large amount of other decorative shrub­ I'yXJa, will sustain 4,000 lb*, without IMury. a.-<)ar track bat the only perfect apflee !n use. S. Finch, of Freeport, made the Ban- bery. Dr. Drake has planted a hedge of . 'ur inetbod ot sreuriufthe track by iron braokrta dUpeuaes with atrip of timber outaldo tho the Tom Thumb arbor vitea, around 1 building, thereby arohHeg the InerltaMc decay and warping out ot Uno resulting from tbe ex­ nek a pleasant call Monday. to atmospheric Inflocnres of any wood or partially wood track. bis lot. which will add greatly to its polure 1 MIm fk'U.e Spaulding spent last week beauty.) As the board jiurposes to take । ..--Bvery part ot both track and hanger Is made to standard gauge by special machinery, thus seetinng nnlform etcellienoc uiutttalnatflo bv others. with friends in Grand Rapids. stringent measure* to prevent interfer­ *.—It la the cheapest bnnaer. whvu account H taken ot the time and skilled labor saved ia pat • J "rabfiit h° CTfrtaln,yr ■’defy and oaae otoperation, and Its undisputed strperiorKy of »:rougtti and Eugene Davenport, of Woodland], ence with flowers and shrubliery, own- \ era oi lots in thin cemetery need not . was a welcome caller Saturday. longer hesitate to decorate the same. . L M. B. Gillaspie was among the Banner s Saturday callers. We observed last week that we con­ Grand Rapids Telegram-Herald: A. J. sidered the reduction in wages-paid to Lowne and wife are nt tbe Morton. ' laborers by the city as unwarranted and W. H. and C. IL Hicks went to Bay unwise. Something further about the ' Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the t ity Saturday, on a visit to relatives.' action by the council is worthy of no­ only valid patent on the spring tooth. / 1 rank Pancoast and wife now occu­ tice. While they cut down the lal>orpy a portion of Mrs. Huyford's house. . er‘s wages 16& per cent, four of them voted to give James Clarkefor the city Dr. Lowry anil wife leave Friday attorney 825 more than was pftid to L. for a week’s visit in Oakland county. E. Knappen last year—In other words Tho*. Jones, of Detroit, spent Sunday to increase tho wages paid to dty at­ with Mr. and'Mrs, Ira Van valkeuburg. torney 33 >3 per cent. But for the may­ Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent^ now thor­ or. that would have been done. This oughly established, should buythis drag. Not only this Miss Mary McCormick, of Big Rap­ action of the four councilmen. who but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be ids, is making Hastings friends a visit. voted to cut down the wages of the Holbrook and -daughter lal»orer H>S per cent and to raise the hittie returned Saturday from Muske­ wages of the dty attorney 33 S' per cent, may’be consistent, but it does not gon. • strike us that the jewel of consistency Wednesday last Tom Campbell was l sparkles in it very much. What do hand-shaking with his Middleville the laboring men think of such doings We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ friends. est draft, most easily hadled binder made. by men who pretend to be the "Labor­ Wil! Hams and wife spent several ing num's friend IRON TRACK The Strongest and Easiest Running. by I. 1. WODYEAH & SOK. Points of Unparalleled Excellence. IM C. & B. C. Reefl Spring TooUi Drag. FARMERS The Best in Every Respect. Fitzgerald Pp»t,G, A. R., is mak­ days of the past week with friends at ing arrangements for the proper ob­ •» all latke. servance of decoration day. There are Miss Jennie Stewart, o?Caseville, h about 40 ex-soldiers biir'ir<l_An River­ spending some time with her uncle side cemetery. Rev. Stewart. Mil«. Wm. Starkweather lost two Mrs..F. M. Woodmansee returned children by death during the past wwk Monday from a week’s visit to her par­ —a l>oy and girl. She baa the sincere ents at 1'annelee. sympathy of this entire communitv in Clare Aldrich and Will Shean, ot her deep affliction. Hickory Corners, visited acquaintances Twenty-one policies were issued last in this city Sunday. week by tlie Michigan Mutual Tornado, Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Myers, of Rutland, Cyclone and Wind-Storm Insurance Co. This company is deservedly gaining celebrate their silver wedding this. Wednesday, evening. rapidly in popularity. C. C. Mason has been summoned to Who knows but Lowell is located right over a gold mine? And suppoee serve as a juror in the U. S. district the mine should explode! -Lowell Jour­ court at Grand Rapids. nal. Mrs. Eva Russ, who has spent sever­ Harrowing thought! al months here, leaves for her horns in Good fitting and strongly and neatly New Mexico In a few days. ro:ule clothing costs no more than the Mart and John Willison and Wm. b-iggy. shapeless, Ill-fitting stuff so of­ Willison, of Hickory Corners, spent ten sold. Try the "T, C. Co., cloth­ Sunday and Monday ut this place. ing. See advertisement. Miss Hattie Estte, of Grand Rapids, Mil A. HowER eyblently intends do­ and Miss Nellie Betts, of Irving, spent ing business for some time to come, or Saturday with relatives In this city. else do 8 large business in a short space Prof. C. B. Hall, of Detroit, was of time, as he received 107 cases of hand-shaking with his many friends in boots and shoes Saturday. this citv Thursday and Friday last. With the present efficient corps of officers the next fair of the Barry Coun­ Mra. Nathan Barlow entertained her ty Agricultural Society undoubtedly Sunday School class with easter re­ will be a great success, both financially freshments on Supday afternoon last and as regards the exhibits., John Hessmer has been summoned It is to be hoped that upon the com­ as a grand jurior to servo at the May pletion (6f the new opera house there term of the U.S. District court at Grand Rapids. will be more entertainments given in Miss Anna Nevins is confined to the this dty. For the past few year* there has l>eeil a dearth of theatres, concerts, house by an attack of nervfius prostra­ tion. Miss Grace Black fills her posi­ etc., in this dty. tion at the postoffice. S600 spot CASH takes Improved 40 Mr. J. C. Black returned from Florida acre farm, buildings, orchard, etc., on Thursday, bringing an alligator two near this dty. Big bargain; going feet find eight Inches in length. ’ The west. Also to trade 40 acres improved reptile is a curiosity. farm in thin county, for house and lot Herb. Snyder is now dispensing drugs in this dty. Gill real estate dealer. at Goodyear's drug store. Qulncey The M. E. social will be entertained Hynes resumes his former position by Mra. E. Y. Bogle and her associates with Fred"k Hotchkiss. on Wednesday afternoon, and evening Mrs. A. P. Williams and children, of of next week at Temperance hall. Oakland, Cal., arrived here Tuesday, Refreshments from 530 to 7 o’dock, to where they will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. N. Barlow. which all are cordially invited. A : mi’oi’med rank Knights of To those of our dty patrons who Ithiu-will be organized at Charlotte desire to have their tables supplied with good sweet butter, fresh eggs, and in A'i i i.n riON is call*! to the atl verdse- fact all kinds of fine groceries, we im ut uf Hibbard’s rheumatic syrup, in would refer them to Stauffer & Craw­ .mother co! mnn, . ley. They deliver goods to all parts of Mil Tkoxei.l will build a reetlence the city. ’!n< —.won on one <>f the lota owned by Press reports say that M. H. Clark is him on Ute plain*. in Chicago purchasing material with was observed by appropriate which to publish a labor paper, at ■MTvh'tri ut the Episcopal and M. E. Manistee, to be devoted espedally to churches in this city. the showing up of the democratic ringA meeting of the Barry and Eaton ster in that dty. If Merril treats the -'lie-ill Society will be belt! at Nash- subject exhaustively he has a season’s Mlle to-day, Thursday. ’ job ou his hands. The Baptist society can congratulate The Riverside cemetery board say tneiiiwlves upon having tbe handsomest that they propose hereafter to prosecute church edifice in this city. to the full extent of tbe law all persons , • !I-S hantzIs the happy owner ■M a promising colt the progeny of his picking flowers or otherwise interfering with the decorations of the cemetery •hiTuughbral stallion Holborn. grounds. Tne walks are made for pe­ I1 • Kotag to paint, buy the destrians. and hereafter all persons White Lead Work* Liquid must refrain from tramping upon the hflnt sold by Fred-k Hotchkiss. lots. . The Charlotte Republican raps Hast­ r Tinkler has sold his house anti lot Ip the second ward to Frank ings on the knuckles in the following J Jehty, who takes possession at once. manner: fr'11 ’TY-mve car loads of water pipe "The arrangements whereby Hastings and spwia] castings will be used in th? expected to secure the *ervic« of one putting in of water works at Charlotte. of our best miners and then have a rol­ Watson Woodruff, a well known ler mill all to herself, are still hanging livin«lbre® ,nll“ ”«t of this fire, all because 8900 can’t be raised. Lily, Is very sick with lung difficulty. During the past week tbe Banner Donation supper Thunday evening, proMif have been kept constantly busy, from 5 to 7 p. in- at Temperance Hall t of a rush of job work. And [u St«w«t. All are inwe arise to remark that with right • ytcdv sudd and flrai-class jobbers our ti der presa, several dollar's v T,LK G?ni1 HaP‘da District of U>e M. •__ v- ----- inlr*A In a •church will hold toe spring ininlsdal amociaton at the M Street M. E. Mack Door Hanger! W. T. Brown is in the city. Ren Barker, editor and proprietor of the Reed City Clarion, formerly a typo in. this office, was in the dty a few moments Friday, on his return from the G. A. R. encampment at Jackson. List of Jurors.—Following is a list of the petit juror* drawn for the ’ May * term of Circuit Court: Charles Baker, Assyria. Henry Newman. Baltimore. Thomas’Wells, Barry. H. A. Nichols, Carlton. Daniel L. Smith, Castleton. Peter Cock burn. Hastings. . Adam Rock, City, 4Lh ward. Eli Bechtel, City. 3d ward. Ralph Webster, Johnstown. Leander Lapham, Maple Grove. Henry Count, Orangeville. Leroy B. Warner. Prairieville. Frank G. Hore. Rutland. James Morgan, Thornapple. Joseph E. Garver, Woodlanft. Austin Hunt, Yankee Springs. Edward Stevens Assyria. Orson Johnson, Baltimore. John Shean, Barry. Lorin Bird, Carlton. Chas. W. Smith, Castleton. Caissus C. Stowell. Hastings. John M. Betwmer, City. 1st ward. Geo. Tinkler, City, 2d ward. ColumbiB Campbell, Hope. William Breer, Irving. Cyrus Edmunds, Johnstown. M. D. Griffen, Mapty Grove. Wall Fateh, the (cheapest place to buy Is at Fred’k Hotchkiss. Hastings markets. THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. We keep in stock 30 buggies and carriages, of the best makes, ana c&n satisfy the most fastidious and gjve the best value for the money. Respectfully, MESSER BROS. ROGERS & JA FAUSEY, XITVSTTIVG-^. MICH. :----- SELL THE CELEBRATED----- ' J no. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. An indlspenflible Farming Tool The best In the world. Wheat. white......................................... The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These machines have been thoroughly tested, and have, proven satisfactory in every instance: Call and look them over. dried........... evaporated. THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. Port.dfMM'd ? Our large sales of this plow and the splendid satisfaction it ves wherever tried proves its worth. The North Fairfield is e best plow made, as every farmer will tell yov who uses it. The Rick’s Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow that every farmer ovght to have. For sale evclusively by Rogers & Fausey. Remember our headquarters in the Elevator. Broadway. S’ Water Lime, bbl Rbrep porta TUmAbv 8m furttOT* Dork* . Branch office with Simon Bros.. Freeport. $1000 forfeit James Rock has secured a position with the Oshkosh base ball club for the season. In response to a telegram he left for that place Saturday evening. Jim is counted a good player in these . T HAVE MY STORE FILLED At a business meeting of the G. A. R. held at the state encampment at Jack­ son, CoL Chas. W. Armstrong, of Bowen’a Mi’ls, waa elected one of the delegates tothenational encampment, to/be held at San Francisco. August 3d. Of The following constitute the grad­ uating class of the Hastings high school th e present year: Eddie Bailey, Al bert Haffner. Frank Clark. Franz Willison, Henry Osborn, Ralph Wooten, Effie Johnson, Ida .Myers, Florence Lem, Nellie Babcock. Chattie Lake and Edith The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, An entirely new machine, which can be folded by one man easily in five minutes time, enabling it to go through an 11 foot gate. V THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON-the lightest draft ahd most easily adjusted wagon in the market. ----- WITH----- v/aifr1 New Goods! A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE A ! tile annual parish meeting of Emanuel church, Hastings, held on Easter Monday, the 90th, Messrs. II. A. Goodyear, D. G. Robinson, Eli B. Throop, 0. H. VanArman and M. W. Riker were elected vestrymen for the , ymr and D. G. BobiMoa were elected reepectivcJv senior and junior wardens; J{AHY C. COBB, M. W. Riker secretary, and D. G. Rob­ in.* on treasurer. The following were FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. elected delegates to the diocesan con­ The Latest Stytaa Alwaya SuppUad. vention to be held In Kalamazoo: D. Etpccial Attention (Jiveu to Cutting G. Robtaaoa. C. H. VanArman and M. W. Riker; alternate*--H. A. Goodyear, And will give the People ofPrairieville and Vicinity tarWatch this epace next week. M. J. GOSS. Prairieville, April 9,1881. ’ �THE PRACTICE OF BLOOO-DR1HKIHG. know what your price ifffor say, six bottles. Plerae write at your earliest ciravenkfice. Bev. E. Dyer, Southfield, Mich. Comparatively few jteople are aware of the estent to wliich the drinking of To leave the Mormon hierarchy to warm blood as it flows fresh from the teach at public expense polygamy ra a dying animal is carried as a cure for pul­ religious duty, and then punish it by law as a secular offence, is to furnish monary and other diseases. The increasing number of .those who the devil with fuel for heaping on the have recourse to thb remedy induced flame while we attempt to put it out with a garden pump. your correspondent. tn pay a visit to an abattoir in one of our great cities, at Secret, involuntary drains upon the present a favorite resort of invalids of system promptly cured. Large book giving particulars, 10 cento in stamps. various sortH. It *as 10 o’clock in tho morning when Address, World’s Dispensary Medical I arrived, and tho men of beeves were Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, preparing to slaughter twenty bead of cattle for an outgoing Europoan steamer. “Kiss Me as I Fall Asleep,” is the A gentleman of about fifty years, title to the latent song. A gentleman whose once spare figure bore incipient friend of oura. married, says that If he traces of fleshiness, alighted, and with were a poet he would write something an clastic step entered the room. entitled "Kick Me bs I Fall Asleep," “Do you find tbe blood distasteful to suggested by the method adopted bv his you?" I asked, after a formal introduo- wife to prevent him snoring in church. —Lowell Citizen. ‘Sot bow: but at Ent It wm diMgrew Unlike other cathartics, Dr. Pierce’s out of. my carriage, and the blood was brought to me. In a abort time I could waddle in here rather feebly, and now after four months I feel pretty strong. I shall not need to come more than two months longer." "Like salted milk, and »omo put Balt in the blood, but I do not foil that it makes it more palatable." A second carriage appeared on the aceno, in which was reclining an ele­ gantly dressed but very feeble joung lady, to whom one of the young men ap­ proaching tbe carriage handed a small glass with a tube attached, from which she attempted’ to imbibe soma of the blood. The effort was vain, as her aversion wbs too pronounced to be overcome. marked with a sigh, “but I must keep trying, as it is my only hope." A puny youth, of pale complexion and not yet of age, here entered. He was a nervous weakling of dwarfish stature, t£mos<- growth had been stunted by chronic disease. “Do y ou expect that the blood will help you?” I asked. “Oh, yea. Last summer a friend, whose case was just like mine, grew robust and strong and became consider­ ably taller after drinking blood for eight months. 1 am sure it will do me as much good as it did him. It is only a month since I i>egan drinking tho blood, and I am much letter already. I never found the taste disagreeable." A low cry just then announced the ar­ rival of a stylish carriage from which a careworn lady descended, bearing in her arms. a little girl of three years. The Kto« tulie mode of taking the blood wife resorted to and the child received the liquid with a curiously passive and in­ different air. “My child did not have vitality enough to keep her alive," explained the mother, in response to my inquiring look. “Her stomach would retain hardly anything, Dot even milk, but she is getting over this, and I think in two or three months the child will be able to eat as well ,<u other children." With a hopeful smile she turned to her carriage and wared tho signal of home to the brass-buttoned coachman. “I filppoBO the blood makes great changes in the personal appearance," I •aid, turning to my friend B. tho many people who have come here to drink blood was a sickly girl, who con­ tinued to do so for about six months. “The first time she saw a steer killed she fainted away, and when she revived a spoonful of blood was all she could take. In a few days she could bear two or three spoonfuls, and finally a glassful. She was very pale nnd consumptive. “A few weeks after she stopped com­ ing I met her on the street, when she ■ spoke to me, but I did not recognise/fier, she was so changed. ‘Don’t you know me,’ she said, T tuwd to come to your slaughter-house to drink blood.' She was a stout, healthy woman, and I Rave heard that she is to bo married before long. “Our visitor* never give up while there is hope. I have known some to come for eighteen months or two years. Qne young mar. drove here every day in a coach for over a year. He came here the last time on a Friday and died the next d*y“We have cupa of blue glass with cov­ ens. to hide the color of the blood from patients who are nervous or sensitive," •aid Mr. B., as a delicate young lady re­ tired. “Of course we charge nothing for blood unless the visitor chooses to give the man bringing the cup 5 cents for catching its contents. Our j>atienta are mostly women and young people, who have not much impure and whose uystem consequantly needs toning up. “A steer’ll blood is just what they want, being pefectly pure and abounding in it is unfit tor the purpose, being liable to bo dw-xsel. "-Philadelphia CalL disinfecting compound for purifying been presented to the Berlin Medical so­ ciety. Oils of rosemary, lavender and and a half, and two and a half parts, re- nitric acid in the of thirty to ______ f— bottle should be shaken before using, and a sponge satur­ ated in the compound and left to diffuse infectious disorder.-Frank Illustrated. Lealiek Ihab knowed drunkards ter quit "Pellete” do not render the bowels coa­ ti ve after operation, but, on the contrary, establish a permanently healthy action. Being entirely vegetable, no particular care is required while using them. By druggists. ■Thomas N. Ryan, the oldest steam­ boat stewart on tlie lakes, died last The great sources of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic are Ito great blood purifying quali­ ties and Ito gentle aperitive action, there­ by removing all restraint from the secretive organs, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, coati venera, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick and nervous headache. ague, malaria, and all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts it with relish. Price fifty cento, of Fred Hotchkiss. Mwrr.xra Charles Sumner fa quoted by Mr. C. H. Brainard, in the M'rahlnxton Star, m saying of Wen<|eltl*hilllp s conver­ sation. that it was full of humorous and witty Hayings — “And they some­ times crop out in hfa speeches, bomnir added, “but they never do in mine. Did you ever see a joke in one ot my speech­ es?” Mr. Brainard confessed ho bad never seen one. “Of course you never did,” said Sumner. “You might as well look for a joke in the Book of Revelations r “Who was the oldest man F* asked the teacher. “Methusaleh!” “Correct. Who waa the strongest?” •‘Samson! “RigbL Now, who was the •greatest man the world ever seen?” Prize scholar: “Please. Sir, I can’t iust re­ member hisnamt, but he pitched for the Knockemouta last season, and hes just signed with the Rounders tor next. , —Burdette. A poor girl had begged for a holiday to go and see a man banged. She had a lang way to walk, some 16 rnilca, per­ haps. On her return to Gainsboro at nigut her mistress found her in. tears. “What is the matter with you child: what are you crying about?” “Oh! ma'am," said the poor girl bursting in­ to tears again, “the man’s been repriev­ ed’’'—Temple Bar. “Well, I ran glad the days are grow­ ing longer and the nights shorter,” re­ marked Jenkins, as he crawled into bed at 5 o’clock in the morning. “A fellow will be sole to get a little rest"—Phila­ delphia Call tyNG!E^J■ They are sotneifouj, ^ new tn design a,,.| Zw°r <,uAty “d tnl,-r’to Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of fh« We also sell the LatesVand Best Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varui„h«, T» pentine and Japans. ' °r' HIBBARD’S Mowers, Reapersand Binders. RHEUMATIC Wagons, Carriages and Carts SYRUP, OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with aeifsharania, A Great Blood Purifier. TJ HECMAT1SM H rawd by » AV Morbid Humors In Ibv •jstatn. nnd tuero and cuiast dawth inat&atly. Tba crlcbmlatd “XT. Cox. of England, dwlarow that nine tenths of all “Art»e from rh*tnu»Uam.” IU rilghleet up'■’HffletSn.'aHET.une srarr r-“I cant afford but one flower on my tbe blood, which I. the of J expel* BifaxS hat,” she said to the milliner. “Well, where will you have it?” “As I Bit next to the side wall In church, you can ^For* nUt-unuUlxni. Kidney and IJvvr Qomput It upon the side next to the congre­ Pbdnu. XemUfa. Bkra gation,” was the soft reply. A partv of Baptist clergyman were blue-fishing off Martha's Vineyard. A with the ayrup. Made only by tho question arose as to whether a certain RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO., specimen was really a bllio fish. “We call ’em Baptista ” said a native fisher­ man. The Baptist clergyman rather eargerly asked why. “’Case they spile The dear little village of Mt. Clemens so soon arter they’re taken out o' the owes only 834,000. Bless her little water!”. heart. X A farmer’s wife, in speaking of the smartness, aptness, and intelligence ot Therefore bee that the members of her son, a lad six years old, to a lady your fatally are well supplied with Dr. acquaintance, said: He can read fluent­ Jacksons liver pillB and use Dr. Jack­ ly in any part of the bible, repeat the When you have oceasion to buy son's root anil herb cordial; it will whole catechism, nnd weed onions as sharpen the appetite, help digestion, well as his father.” “ Y ea, mother,” add­ •nolber SUIT OF CLOTHES or promote sound sleep, strengthen the ed the young hopeful, “and yesterday 1 OVERCOAT, fur yournclf or system and so remnove those distress­ licked Ned Rawson and throwed the boys, see that the above lul*d is ing symptoms which, if neglected, may cat into the well." result in the most serious consequences. They tell of a man out west who was on the coat, and you will secure For rale by W. IL Goodyear. 81.00 per putting a blast in a well, and it went the BEST FITTING, BEST off prematurely and blew him into an WEARING and BE8T LOOK­ Bay county has .82,COO .worth of in­ apple tree about fifty feet away. In n digent insane people at the state asy­ moment he recovered himself, and re­ ING CLOTHING MADE. marked. “The Lord knows better than 1 lum. Every, garment bears a ticket, on do, after all; I guewi it’s about time to Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ go pruning," took a large pruning which appears tlie ” T, G & Co.” utes by WoolfafxTt Sanitary Lotion. knife from his pocket and set to work. monogram (trade mark). Try it Use no other. This never fails. Sold —Rome Sentinel. by Frederick Hotchkiss, druiarista. A confidence man thus explains why Hastings, Mich. his business is always good:—“It dowi Republicans are jubilant over their seem strange that people will never gains in Clinton and Shiawassee learn. But do you know what old counties. Peter Pinard said?—He said, “People The Ixst on earth, can truly be said in this world love dearly to be cheated.” of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is You need not smile; but 1 had a college sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, education whenj was a boy and used bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all to know all about old Pindar, Johnson, other sores. We positively cure pDes, Dr. Watta. and them plums." tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this “Look heat,” said old Andrew to wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed "Guinea Nigger Dan," who is yer wife or money refunded. Only 25 cents. on dis present ’casion?" “Nervy PoU Sold by F.Hotchk?<ts. ter." “Putty good 'orbon?” “Does tol­ It takes II millinery stores to supply erable.’’ “Fetch any ting inter de house?” “Oh! yas."—“Wall, dat’s de the wants of Ann Arbor femininity. kinder ’oman I’»e lookin’ fur. De wimChildren Will refuse l«ul Lasting cough men what I’m bean in de habit o’ marmedicine but they will all be willing to ryin’ is so lazy dat dey’d let ex man take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwBrt starve ter death."—Arkansaw Traveland wild cherry whenever offered. It is as pleasant as maple syrup and will “My darling, you do not bestow upon reach a bad cough and cure the whoop­ ing cough (nuch quicker than any other me eo much affection as you did before preparation of tbe kind. For sale by wo were married,” remarked a pouting bride of four months to her husband. W. H. Goodyear. “Don’t I?” he replied. “No, Charlee, The bondeAindebtedness of Grand you do not; you pay very little attention Rapids Is now 870IJDOQ and will soon to me,” said his wife.—“Well, my dear,” be increased to 8716,ODD. observed the wicked husband, “did you ever see a man run after a horse-car Tbe Impending Danger. The recent statistics of tbe number of after he bad caught it?” deaths show that a large majority die In Nebraska City, the other Sunday, a with consumption. This disease may zealous pillar of the church was lead­ commence with an apparently harmless ing the singing. and In an effort to cough which can be cured by Kemp's catch a very high note with proper Balsam for the throat and lungs, which effect his false teeth flew out of his is guaranteed td cure and relieve all mouth. Of course there was a general cases. Price 60 cents and 81. Trial titter on the part of the congregation, Hire free. For sale by FrtxTk Hotch­ and the minister, unable to control his kiss. risibilities, said: “Well, let’s all laugh." Vice In high and low places, and the And they did. They roared. And then law-nnd-order league at White Pigeon they finished the hymn. are having a tussle. Wm. Webster, a hard-looking colored man, was brought to a justfee in Aus­ erf alcohol ar tobacco, Great excitement has been caused In the ricin- tin for stealing some money from the prwiuu, Btytatrinjtot house of Colonel Jones, one of the most <*mtx and leading to could not turn In bed or raise his bead; crery reapecthble citizens. Said the Judge body Raid he was dying ot consumption. A trial very impressively to him,—“Don’t you Iwttle ot Dr. King's New Discovery was tent know that no good, can come from stol­ him. Finding ■relief, bu bought a largo bottle and a box otfir. King's NewXlto Pins: try the en money—that there is a curse on it?” Unto he had taken two boxes of pills and two “Beu. 1 didn’t know Colonel J once bottles of tbe dlwovery. he was well and lutd stole dat money. I alius ’spected him Kalh<-d In flesh thirty-five pounds. Trial bottles of this Great DlscoTury tor •onstunpUou free at ob bein’ aa hones’ man. White folks W. H. Goodyear s. ** onreliable nowa-dais.’ —The Texas Siftings. Ionia county U killed. A Frenchman is teaching a donkev BllllauinoM. to talk. What we want in this country CBIOOGO, ILL i»a man who will teach donkeys not to ta Weal Madison St, N in< bitter tatfe, oSenatre breath; foated talk.—Boston Post. l.>J'ufnpj><lte. ’“ff‘lldteumli’ii'm b,' ni'lL-'/j' A boy asked his father the meaning IS fintllT within I'SmpUy taking Hood’s Sarsaprilla. a fever of temputfuffit. The old man said he T an hour, mor. or may be avoided or premature death promoted. dldnt know for certain, but it was ; 'Itlaapoealtiveatretor blUl»uan<ra. Md by something about fly-time! lost, afteramttl.hslaadyipepall drugslata. N« rtomach la not The cause of the crimson sunset is ««; '* cosmic dust This is as good a defini­ able to diepoee of whet he hu tion as any, and Bred minds should ac­ eaten. But to eat and thue Im­ or cold cept it and rest on it This is the way pose more work it an abeurdittr most people do in selecting a religion. Take DR. JONES’ RED Cl<£ and my voice was tailing. I procured Bri An etymological authority says that Cream Balm and *Whln five days my heartnr wu rmtared. tho natn reader! m l 1 ....... ... “zainpilarotauonist” is the proper name VER TONIC, which cure. Dyeto apply to a roller skater. It certainly pepata and all Stomach, Liver, looks a rood dual like that when you Kidney and Bladder troublee. gets leflow started who doesn’t exact­ It is a perfect tonic, appetizer, ly understand the business. positive cure.-J. H. Vansant, Bandy Hook, K jr. blood purifier, a cure cure for Uta to be hoped that this week of Bay City lost «3S7>i» by fire last year. ague and malarial disease,. prayer will be followed by fifty-ooe b*?1 and conscientious work Price, Fifty Cents. in tbe direction indicated in the noti. tions. Let it be remembered that the Gods help those who help themsdvea R. K. GRANT. Helpless John C. West & Oo., IF A MAN Share and Point They are giving the best tatisfiS doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth in one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. DUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND \ IIVEillixiei'y Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks'Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps >the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. 17845833 JULIUS RUSSELL. THE best 1 FURNACE MADE. And therefore the cheapest is the Uld Diving Fine. Fm Its Points of Superiority are: d giving Flues, effecting a great saving of tael.1. the greatest quantity of neat from a given quanbty 01 wood. It is the only diving flue furnace made. Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but one. ^1S8'J|S • the Kenfleld furnace a great advantage over other nm 2naoes as a heat producer. has an ash-pit. Most wood furnace- have none. 3•It saves much trouble and inconvenienced TI'*’ to adjust to get a given teniiwrature i" • 4•Easiest house. of shell, and castings and radiators: giving * 5•Thickness surance of long wear and better uniformity Q» ‘ieaL fluea insuring much more heat than the w 6■Perpendicular dinary horizontal fines. Those who expect to build houses the coming ’’j' save money by heating with furnace. The best made nm» the most economical, is the Kenfleld furnace. Call at sa'iKr&.SGSifsjfflnj-ASft as'isi.'siss.’S Bsraadki: drSMfils hands Vy^ Hast slouary the formula erf a simple regMabie re­ immediately placed under a glass case. medy tor the speedy and permanent cure of Ooteumptlon. Bronabltla. Catarrh. Asthma and Most of the Boston girls never giggle; they merely exprtM their delignt by a dreamy, far-away Antarctic smile’ The moat severe cough can at onoe be removed by Itod star Cough Cure. “Giveit to your children by all means ” ran Prot WiUiiima, ex-state chemist of Delaware, who found it wonderful effl. Price, only twenty-five cents a boule. Men Think they know all about Muataag Linitxst Few du. not to have. Not to know ia Brooks & Kenfield’s, Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heating a”1’ ,e tilating your dwellings. ISTo More -Wood Required to run this furnace than for one stow. It is far more comfortable than stoves, tar >. to operate, will heat your whole house, give 111,11 temperature and is cleaner and healthier for t he a stove. Whether your dwelling is new or old, £ « JJJ vea to put in one of th^e furnace.. At Brooks A benfieW-- �S9 Agricultural. tiSXK D.4VXXJPOJXT, KttltT. ’Urtmrni«« be apart. Woodland. Mich. i. g o is 38 11 e, f tunwin cold countries? Why b the apple hardv and the fig tender? Why do latent character sometimee appej in offspring? Why are small plknte most fertile i Vihy do plants become varignted and why hvar/gation Sk­ Watermelon seed should not be Plant­ ed until the weather haa become warm and settled. In this vicinity about the middle ot May is soon enough. Do not sttnt the quantity of seed; place from 1G to 80 in a hill, and when the plants come up. remove all but four of the most promising. Watch the young plants as Soon as they begin tn 'mnke their appearance, and if they appear troubled by any insects, dust them free­ ly with soot, ashes or tobacco dust when wet with dew.—Hural New i orker. . THIS SCENE, ON LAKE ERIE, ENTITLED “■THEPERIL and THE RESCUE ious i Why does the Kittatinny black­ berry rust when many others do not? Why does the apple succeed aa a root­ We Itave chosen as our year by year, month by month, graft when the pear uoib not? Why Trade-Mark because it so aptly 'priag has arrived, and the song birds are some flowers white and others vef■he Is succumbing to disorders - v.Midmr north, how shall they be low on the same plant? .Why do pitaillustrates a woman winking un­ that, unchecked, will finally over­ Whv do American I - Vanity, gluttony and greed toes run out? .. ■■ .d’rWMly, within a few years, rob- strawberries vary, while European ones der dbuawe and weaknesses, who, power her. She is convinced that Wh\?° cuttings taken In the ‘• tin-n-ason of much of ita Joyous­ .. song and brilliancy of plumage. fall become calloused on the wound? when all else has failed, is finally Zoa-Phom is the truest means of Many a man who has Itcen a negli­ . these vices |be permitted still Why do plants lose their poisonous rescue, yet she either does noth­ ' ’ i , silence the melody of our bene­ when taken northward ? gent husband decorates his dead wife’s rescued by Zoa-Phora, a auro , visitors-in woodland, orchard. Why do cuttings of tlie'yew require grave with flowers. But why not take remedy for all complaints pecu­ ing, of* else clings to treatment !. .v and pasture, and rob ouri two years in which to root? Whv the bouquet home beforehand ? A wo­ । ,i'.l walks of tlie charms of! does the sassafras lose much of its man don't always want to wait till liar tothe sox. that .never has helped her and • ’, ittiugs and the radiance of the!ri characteristic aroma when grown in shea dead before she’s appreciated.— Would a drowning {tenon cling "hall the m<wi destructive foes hnglMMl? Why do some planta take Hural Canadian. never wilt Many have done oth-. •' ' Ast-niultiplying myriads of la-1 from hard wood cuttings and others to drift wood and disregard tbe erwise, and here is their testi­ ■• - that every year cause agri­ only from soft \j-ood cuttings? Whv COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. . losses high among the millions! dosome seeds require two years in Ixxit? Common Council met in regular ses- staunch 1 mony: (We have hundreds of ibex- If-st friends of the farmer* wh|fh to germinate? Why, dots not sion .Friday evening, April Id, 1886; Many a woman realizes that ; :‘un<fon- of humanity at large. the rye plant van ? Why do leaves of Mavar WeisKrt in the chair. Roll call­ ' j. . i<, Im butchered to gratlfv it the purple egg plum escape the leaf ed, aiderman present: Hessmer, Hams, i. mrti.i vupify.a gluttonous palate^ killing fungus more than those of most Hogle. McCoy, Me Naughton. Osl»orn. . ’gbll'.*’ ■-caprice or the mean- other varieties? Why does not tbe Stebbins, atere—8. Absent none. horseradish produce seeds? Why do \ .'greed? ' . Resolved, That the Council adopt ' the last four years so bane- neach trees sometimes liear nectarines ' the rules of the preceedlng council. .bt’-n the -slaughter of orioles, Why does tbe Canada egg plum fail tn t wm A» miM>r«Ue m ABC HIE McCOY. । ...j :ik.4( blue birds, yellow birds, red­ grow on the peach while most other va­ By aid. Waters: That the resolution ' ... -.1 Uackblrds and many other rieties succeed on it? In short, why do lie accepted and adopted. Carried; all . wii.HOgay plumage and glad­ plants grow?%Every plant in your ayes. ;b» umiiik Zui-Phora with Rood Mllsfectloc , M.Kbiinga beautified and thrilled! garden is an interrogation point. ’Try Be-prelfelly, R. O. BVRWEIX, Dn.ref.t. To, the Honorable, the Mayor, and nr r-- |that even if tlie ileslrucq the experiment for one half day this Common Councilor tlie city of Hasti! at once, the man*is not nowi spring of asking yourself all that you inga. Gentlemen: We. the undersign­ thrvr nirc. hwty children. I fee I that I owe zam n-wvtfnlly. KOBI.ICT ITl.TOS, ./ -a ?: - itfoultl see the saddening do not know about the plants you ed. would ret-pectfully petition your •’ ;.a ent recklessness effaced. It! meet, and I will guarantee that you honorable laxly to cause a sidewalk to ,!■ . > i b> ornithologists that three! will have laid but work enough tor a lx- constructed across Jefferson street wonder*. I would wilhncl) have siren Jiolfur । to hcl[ ..t: \pii.uitpiBW away before the lifetime if you should attempt to an­ on the north side of Bond street, and tl*e twnrfil It Ima dutiv her. If I owuld not haw your Zua-Pbora in Um- liouw. I could not n-u at . >>• ught in the last half dozen swer your questions. The amount your petitioners will ever prav. Signed our. Yours truly, W. 11.8. which we do not know is astonishing. ( w i H.Goodyear. W. D. Haves, J. mi. i« undone. ? i,y by Will Utuyru*. 0 ; Mareh 31, IMl. I hare liccn pufferT. Wri .’ thoughtless vanltv of woman Is If a “little learning is a dangerous i। T. Wriant nnd 8 others. ! i.imablc for this" wholesale thing.” then surely we are all in dan-1| By ' aid. Beasmer: That the petition found ifTvat relief. r. •_ ..t man’s gluttony has cruelj ger! But then- is a universal invita- l>e referred tothe side walk committee: .-rdlc, 0., April J. Wk •a. aian’rt vanitv. Reed birds lion to know more. The materials for <Carried; all ayes. winter .’..line lor Wlxiiinks). the study are everywhere. No science has To his Honor, the Mai or, anti the ;-\.i-iei!s s6nst»TS of our northern more uf them than has horticulture. ।Common Councilor the city of Hast­ <w< .i:-l the most. Iwoificeuti Tills science is new. fresh, bracing. It ing*. Gentlemen- We,th” uiide.raigned, . yl :lie i.inner, are now ■wrvi'il invites us all out of doors, and challen- ।citizens of Hastings i«tition your-hon• :,ai; our fashionable restaurants; ges us to ask questions. Must people oruble Ixxly to appropriate one dollar i । ’.nt t । .ni.'t before the season of would find more contentment life for per week tor the ensuing vear, com­ il» .weight in gold. : : . < and mating'. <>h. the barbar- some attention given to trees and flow­ mencing March 22d. 1886, for the sup­ 4'jffilng up a dozen such embodi] ers. But you will never believe it un­ port of a night watchman fot said city, SometinuM a woman fears that she. lias Female Weaknei®, when her trouble is of an entirely different nature. • !> ! • .nity. Itenilaxmce and song; til you try it. My fingers. might itch said night watch to act also as special A careful study’of our book, ‘Tacts for Women,” (which we send to ladies only, in sealed envelope,\on receipt of . destroying the music, grace with advice "and my pen burn the pa­ police officer without extra pay. Signed 10 cent*,) woul’d cither show her that she Iibk no.such complaint, or teach her what to do if she has. .1 k’ij'hu-s-’of a 'hundred summers to per with enthusiasm, but I could not by John Bessmer, M.L. Cook, Morse E. Tlie price of Zoa-I’hora is, one bottle for $1, or six bottles for $5. Where druggists do not keep it, ou an order for '.r.m-:t<>nlv tickle an epicure's palate! convince you. 1 cannot describe the Nevins and 32 others. worth we will prepay the express. Tlie dose is small. It is therefore inexpensive. :i.;- slaughter of the Innocents is charm ot an acquaintance with agrow­ By I aid. Waters: That the prayer of than a matter of sentiment; it is ing plant. You must live in the charm the petitioner be grunted and the city ADMONITION TO MOTHERS. .!■ -tractive ot the crops of the country, or die without it. You will not experi­ pay one dollar per week for the city­ Do not let your daughters say, as so many have said to us again and again, almost in the same words: m th»» t.Hxi of the people, ot the fullest ence it if you set out a tree and let it night watch. Carried; all gyea. , “If my mother had known and had taught me the facta contained in your bdok, instead of leaving me to learn them •. n- .n. .--’ >>: mankind. It is a crime die. neither if you set it out anti some Moved by aid. Waters that the com­ by bitter experience, how much better It would have been for me.” ig.uud the order ot nature, the beauty day gather its fruit. You must ask it munication of the Chief of II. F. 1). I>e “If my mother had known of Zoa-Phora, and had used it to correct my allmouts when they first begun, bow much : the world, the welfare ot society, qutstlons; if you do not it will always taken from the table. Carried all ayes. I .11!' opinion should denounce it in be but a simple tree.—Michigan *Horti> By tdd. Bessitier: That the Council of suffering I should have escaped.” . : . rrner of the land: stern laws culturist. give $25 to the delegates of this city to For Books or confidential testimonials, Address,•Private Secretary of Zoa-Phwa Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. . i i -rail! it in every btateof the attend the state aracx-iation ot Fireman JtoTN. B.—Letters oddraued to Uie Private Secretary are seen only by him and our Consulting Physician. ‘i'lHi’u. It should be made a criminal nt Big Kapids, May Sth and 6th, 1886, There are a great many in the and the chief of the fire department ■ -t« kill birds for any mirpose.exr .• birds used for fool, and the­ world who never have afly- system make a detailed report of the proceed­ I NoUre to Teacher*. ton lie declared elected as street com!' ■. ui/d* m-edeil for strictly scientific alxnit them in anything they do. No ing of the state association to this The MUowhir tune* and place* have been d«omissioiHT for the ensuing year. Car­ Ignated Dylite Boardot Examiner* for tioldlng r;- ■ larmer should [>enuit previous meditation or planning, hut Board. Carried; all ayes. pubMe examination! for trachun In Barry come­ ried, all ayes. iUing uf birds on his land, and plod along as if actuated only by in­ By aid. Waters: That the report of ly. Tlie werrtaryu autboriicd t<> fimue h pee tai By Altl. Bessmer—That the street! i’ ;.4-iuit .-mJ every lover of nature .stincL No order, m particular place the special committee in regard to the certificates, which are valid only until Uie next l>e required to give bonds public examination. i‘f'M ,.i •:!<.•>• urge hw rtrrvjientauve I for anything. Nothing ever frets or ditching ot W. S. Goodyear's property commissioner in thesuni ofSl.’kKl. Carried, all ayes. | Thtuaday. Mareb 1Mb. Nashville. . i r •'lat- s.-«’i*l:UUrv to insist on tb<f | worrits them, and yet it is often the by fair ground. -Ith ward, lie taken Fnday nnd Naturday, March wth and 37Ut. at . Council proceeded to ballot for city pa-viai’e ol laws to protect these ' case .that they accumulate property, from the table. Carried; all ayes. H.-i-lincnttornrv as follows: On the first ballot Friday. April ir.tb. Middlevilla. Resolved. That the sidewalk commit­ James Clarke received ♦ wtiw, 2d B; L. .i-ii.: -.-suf the country and preservH and sometim® be ome rich. There are Friday. Ajcll Mb. Pnurtevtfk. . ■! ... • rop<. Evdry wing or bird on [ others who are always planning and tee be and they are hereby instructed to E. Knappen 2.2d I, Jatuci A. Sweezey It Is expected that all who Intend to teach and •»" ;iaihatordrojs is a token ot ! trying to carry through big projects, cause a crosswalk across Bolt wood 2. 2d 2. iv!: -' lobe, of joy debarred, of loss ! without due consideration as to costs; street on tlie north side of High street James Clarke was declared elected as begin promptly at 9 o'clock and clov xi I p. ua. i:rr I. instead of a grace to her •* the consequence*■is v they live in “n con­ first ward of suchMesign as they may city attorney for the ensuing year by and teachera are urgeaUy requested to lie ittuvent at the opening. Examination* will bo both ,t>i. kt such ormiuiefljatiou l>e coi>- stant fret and worry, without ever ac­ deem proper. all ayes. .oral and written, iblefly tbe latter. Candidates JOHN M. BKSSMKK. ii-r«d a reproach to her heart. Let cumulating property. Then there are Council proceeiled to ballot for city tor a third Kradv certincatr mint pass a satis­ By aid. McCoy: That tlie resolution • g.'.-ting i-v. u<>t ""Oh how pretty;? those careful, particu'ur people who factory examination .In orthography, rnadlng. physician as follows: Hr. E. Fuller . -ti.'i how o-qeir Dioughtlessne®' give due thought to every undertaking, be accepted and adopted. Carried: ail received 3 vote* and E. H. Lithrop 5. pmnanshlp, arithmetic, grammar, geography. U. 8. history, civil government, theory and art - ...... a the instigator of this wicked and who have no higher aspirations ayes. E. H. Lathrop wasjdeclared elected as of leacblnit. and physiology. with particular ref­ Resolved. That sidewalks tie laid on city phvoi^ian for the ensuing year. kt reflection belts' d®troyer. than they can carry through. They erence to the effect! ot alchollc drinks, stintulauts and narcotic* utani tbe human system. • ;;ids of good reasons for the pro have a place for everything, and keep the north side of High street across the Council proceeded to luadlot for pound For this grade a atandlag of at least« per cent, block commencing on tbe east side of ti-1. our mclooious,graceful.'lirntF everything ia ns its place, anu and annougu although master as follows: L. C. Ik-adle received will be required In each branch, with an average •.■nt frieti'te appeal to the he.ul :md i lacking sometimes in ambition yet they BoltwtxXi street to the west aide of 5 votes, E. s. Collins I, EJH;Lathrop 1. standing of 7b per cent. For a second grade tbe additional require­ t hi.»rt; not vue lur their (irotruction . gradually keep accumulating and take Elizabeth street, said walks to tie board L. C. Beiulie- was declared elected for ments will be eietuenlrtry algebra, bookkemimf • up--to either. . some pleasure as they journey through walks four feet wide and according to the ensuing year. and natural pblknonby. witn a standing in each the provisions of the sidewalk ordin­ lifa ’ Council proceeded to ballot to fix tlie ance, and that said walks be construct ­ The great secret of success does not salary of of city marshal tor the ensu­ For a first grade, geometry and general histo­ 1 v..inn weather approach^, neat­ lie wholly upon making money, but by ed within ten days after legal notice ing vear as follows: Five ballots $400, ry. with a standing not lower than so per cent, . ->.•> mu! comfort suggest an inquiry tut1 Diking i .ire of what is made; and 1 have shall have teen given and that the side­ 2 S45(l, 1 in any one branch, and an average of w percent. All candidates with wttoni no metntar of tbe ■■ -t .mxlt for keeping tHte uutbouH8 I come to the conclusion that those peo­ walk committee l« and they are hereby By Aid. Osborn—That the salary of board Is acquainted uiuxt furnish satl.-taclory . -.in and oduriisM. Earth alxsorbs the ! ple who adopt this plan, eventually get authorized to construct said walks If city marshal be fixed at 84<O for the en­ proof as to moral cluxractiT. . • of the closet,- and nmdera ' on the i»«t. They do not make adashy owners fall to lay the same in the lime suing vear. Carried/ ayes. Bessmer; School nm<vrs (especially Inspectors) are eordlally Invited to l>e present. Sjx«ified. and charge# for constructing - . •..ng i isvenii-iit-but its use car- appearance, but their advancement is Hams, Hogle. McNaughton, Osborn, ENOCH ANDBl'S, Chm. ..■s withit a close, unpleasant smell Huroand permanent.- -Ohio Farmer. the same be assessed and collected as Stebbins and Waters; nays, McCoy. J HROME J. ENGLAND. Ses*y. other city taxes, . W. I’. PQLHEMU8. •.nd. it requires considerable toil anU Bv Aid. Bessmer—That tho salary of i Ahrphml Doi;*.* By aid. < >sborn: That the resolutions the city recorder be fixed nt $200 for : j have it always on baad4 and A yeapor two ago Stephen Powers be accepted and adopted. Carried; all the ensuing year. Carried all ayes. l1*-ricdly dry. Piaster ‘Used copijouslN Stale ot HiebiKMti. ("oust* of Bany-**. • cxiKiisive, with very temporary ef- wrote kn article that appeared in The ftJThe bond of Jas. E. Hogle, city treas­ By Aid. Oefiorn—That the salary of AtAM*»l<xi ol the Probate Court for Uie County of BArry, bolden *1 the Probste Office ii-. i :: destroying objectionable Odora, Farmer, on shepherd dogs; giving their the city physic.un be fixed at $40 for intlhe Ctly of HaMlr.|t«. In Mid County, on .i-i-i ihe question rises, whether fdaster various traits, now to train, etc., etc. urer. with I). IL Cook, C. S. Burton. C. the ensuing year. Carried all ayes. \ Turadav. the 13th dar of April. In Ute year ha ; the same force on the land mixed in I then got the idea, ‘omeliow. that no 11. Hicks and W. S. Goodyear, as sun­ By Ald.McCoy—That the salary of Tine Ui<»t»an<l etalit hundred aud eluiiiy-vli. I*n«enl. Wm. W. Cole, Judp- of Probate. j;.-. way. ns it would have if applied by family could prosper without possess­ ties was presented and read and on the city attorney be fixed 8100 for the th. M.- W . Uv. PARKER ’ S ihotiou of aid. McCoy the same was i' -ell. Lime, we are told, liberates tbe ing ono of these “critters,” but- do not ensuing year. Amended by Aid. Hogle UUUUI . . HAIR BALSAM CIA,Ou.nnd.HK . aod filing the petition, duly veri­ ■ ...uiuima that does not escape (rther- remember whether this was clearly im­ accepted and approved by all ayes. that it oe fixed at 875. Vote on amend­ fied. of Ann Hirst, formerly Ann Mycra. nuwThe liquor bond of Byron Dickinson ment resulted as follows: Ayes,.Hogle, nndt • its use is generally con- plied or expressed, but as things were dim ot «*ld minor, praying for rraau there la ii-iun.?' But air-slacked lithe is chcdp runnin? at a rather low ebb at our with Augustus Rower and Jas. W. Hams, Osborn and Waters; nays. Bess­ ■el forth, th*1 »he maybe licensed to mH cer­ tain real estate iu sain petition described. it is easy t»> handle, it doei its work house, u procured a straight bred fellow, Bentley as surities. was presented and mer, McCoy, McNaughton and Steb­ Thereupon ft Is ordered, that Friday, the "th < llective!y, sp tar as concerns drying up and noVl tun in trouble and much de- rem’ and on motion of aliL Beumer the bins. Being a tie the mayor voted aye. day of May. A. I*, ixss. at ten o'clock in tba rii-tiire ami destroying all offensive aire Stophen Powers to help me out. same was accepted and approved by all On original motion, ay®, Hams, Hogle, forrncxNi, («■ <u»tnn-d for the bearUig of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said -qii-lls. Ashes, wood and coal, are This dog is little over a year old nnd UySe liquor bond of Youngs* Wil­ Osborn and Waters; nays. Beasmer, Mc­ minor, nod all ocaer persons intmrued in said Coy, McNaughton, Stebbins and War- or less abundant in every bousix was raised bv mv neighbor who was estate are requIre<! to appear at a MiMlun of : l -the iir*t, I believe, is similar In serving the dear people at Washington cox, with David Trego and Jas. T. tera. Tie vote, mayor nay. said court, tl.ru to be hnlden at tbe FrobMa Otfke. In the Cttv of Ila'llngs. tn Mdd county, Rroolved, That the recorder be, and t to limr when thus applied. How- under Arthur’s administration, and Wright as sunties was read and on and show cause. lf nay there be, why tbe prayer •- f-r the actual use oi ashes and lime thus far Grover’s broom has mteed motion of aid. McCoy, the sape was he is, hereby instructed to advertise for of Ibe MtltMMr "bonld not Iw granted. bids for the city printing for the year . together is most convenient, and with him. 1 expected the dog to take fdfer accepted and approved by all ay es. And It t* further ordered, that said petitioner The liquor bond of Doyle * Cole, commencing May 1, 1886, and ending rive notice to tl>* persons interested In said ee­ ‘ Heir service and ordinary care, sufh his former waster when I investea; late, of the pendenr) of said petition, and tba with Jas. W. Bentley and Fred II. Bar­ April 30. 1887. the council to reserve that is, lie smart But alas! 1 now dis ­ pn::h;.-p4 will remain sweet, and be free hearing thereof by cxiudns a ropy of thia order low as sureties was read nnd on motion cover that his early education was bad ­ the right to reject any or all bids. . to l>e published tn the Has.lng» IUxxkk, a • roai obnoxious smells. It seems to u"'wsp.i|H-r printed aud circulated In said County JOHN M. BESSMEK. -then that the gain in what might ly neglected and that something must of aid. Bcssmer. the same was accepted approved by all aVes. -• called coiniort more than compcsv be done. He is continually at some­ and By aid Stebbins—That the resolution The druggist bond of W. H. Good­ Wm. W. COLE. - J*.-* lor the cost of the ammonia, bbt thing. putting the pigs in the pen. or be accepted and adopted. Carried, all year as sureties, was read and on mo­ [A True Copy.] -Judge driving the cows back from water, tid ­ 1 mu unable to measure tbe manurikl . tion of aid. Osborn the same was ac­ »y«®« Bv alii Waters—That laboring men due ui such a combination, and beg ing to stable the horses, or keeping the cepted and approved by all ayes. working on the streets be paid 8125 t arrefore to inquire what the action of lambs all in a baddie or close to their De fault having been made In tbe entidUiOM The druggist bond of Frederick of a certain n>ort«a*tr made and executed by ntuv leaves iu Uie compost and whether mothers, and if any stock gets away Hotchkiss, with Geo. Preston and Wm. Ser dav. and man and teain 82.50 per ELY'S Alexander Cadnrt and Ix>ul.*e Cadart. hit wife, ay Carried, ay®, Hams, Ho^le. Mc­ -irnotrt will pay to manipulate, that from the Iwrn he will be after them In II Powers as sureties, was read, and on to Waller Clark. and dated October Mod. kind of a compost tor the purpoee of a twinkle and never cease bls work un­ motion of aid. Hams the same was ac­ Coy McNaughton, Osborn, Stebbins ■LTS, til he gets them in the luirnyanl againapplying it ou the laud as a fertilizer. and Waters; nay. B«smer. cepted and approved by all ayes. All this be does without lieing told. By aid. Waters—That the salary of whtn applied into th 1*. 11. F., Weston, N. C. [The meet KMolved, That the marshal be and is ••‘invenient, cheapest, and best deodor- There is two much business and money hereby instructed to serve notice on A. street commissioner be fixed at 81.7a noetrili will be al By which default tbe power of aaln local dinart­ iz. rs or absorbents are road dust, sifted in this dog to have it wrongly <!»««"«• W Bailey to build a new walk in front per dav for actual time working for gage contained ban beeotne operative, and where So tell, do tell, Mr. P- what to do with the city. Carried, ay®, Hams, Hogle, of catarrhal vlnu.l ■ <mU ashes, and thoroughly air-ahicked as there Is now claimed to be doe and unpaid ou of his building lot No. MH. within three hraUhy a^ said mortgage and the bond accompanying the lime. I’se-lin sufficient quantity by the-pup.’’—D-M. Niswongcr in Ohio davs After legal notice has been served McCoy, Osborn, and Waters; nays. earning eSBtlMM. It allaysl same, at the date of thia notice, the mt of fMr Beamier, McNaughton and Stebbins. •-very visitor, they render the closet Farmer.______ inftunaUon, proteeto] on'the owner or occupant to build same thousand live hundred and sixty dollars fMJdOJ Resolved, That the ordinance com­ free from all odors; the content* are and no suit or proceeding! at law or in equity and in case they fail to build said walk . - ---------mittee be. and they are, hereby instruct­ bavins l*cn taken to collect the same or any ■’hoveled out easily as sand, and they within three days, the sidewalk com­ Only thyue who keep ed to preprre an ordinance and report •ire readily applied, which costs only a matters lire ttWAnj that there are fash­ mittee be directed to build same walk complete^ b«Uj* P^i<>w. therefore, notice Is brfelnr given that by the same to this board, an ordinance to :■ w seconds attention daily, none of ions in diseases and their alleged rtJ™^ and the same asswised to said lot, and wtD-' at tantej l guard against the calamitl® of fife. the "manipulation” spoken of by our dies as well as in dresses, hats, etc- collected as other city taxes. smell. provided, on tbe ninth day of July A. It ’M«. at J. H. BES8MKH. • .-rrwipondtmt is neoessary, and tbe Just now the fashionable dj****’ J°r 5trr n LIQUID GEDBGE OHBORN. nine o’clock In the forenoon at the nw front BNUrr. .----- • ------- Haun, , u* . -Milt is kept so dry that there cun be which the quacks prescrll*. is in short, By aid. Osborn —That the resolutions rtSrfT no d.mger ol poisoning subterranean ‘•Nervous Debility." or “Nervous 1 *ros- be accepted and adopted; carried, all ■ urrents ot water. Thu care should prevents some doctors from advertising tration." We can not say: • xist the year through, and not simply tlie circulars sent out by the makers of their skill, but we are bound by no ‘when warm weather approaches, j— these medicines, than thattheYbhow• » K. wiuuni.Mrrox .. .......................... .......... - -— such conventional rules and think that John Tinkler........................ 12 MsnlNS dsssswed i!'. • t'luntry Gentleman. ch thereof m inay marked ability to make well. if we make a discovery that is of benefit t*fy tbe amount due j It'irlleiilturau Srinnee- An KxlraeU ::: S to our fellows, we ought to spread the State of Mlchtaui-Dora Treple, Complainant, Shim thtak tbS the only reliefJhId the vs. WlUtam Tceplo. Defendant. fact to the whole land. Therefore we Frol. lta.ley. before luxium Co. Hurt. Society. Fifth Judicial Cin-ult. in Chancery butt pend June* Kwln. ttreel work ■ - • ................ • ® cause to be published through the land tacla tbeOmit Coart Sr lheOoimarof Itovr. We must correct oiirselvcs if we enthe fact that Dr. K. V. Herce’s “Golden taCJianeeryattbeCourt House in tbe City « rerlalu the notion that horticulture has Lili into their hands.—American Agri K. Battanou.AWMtwvrk ...,..................... ** Medical Discovery ” is the best known Hxstlnp «i the ink day of Apt11. U»t. to do simply with securing the bat p. Konklr Bud —.............. J £ remedy for consumption (scrofula of _______________ and hugest products. It inquires about culturint. the longs) and kindred disease. Send10 toe means as well ms after the ends. A10000 were spent in eighteen years cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce s complete 3 SSS By AM. Stebbln»-TluU the The why is science, the how is practice. . , pJLf r» a Donaldson, of Louisville, be allowed and orders drawn for the treatise on consumption; with' unsurEver since Thomas Andrew Knight puwd of Mir-tmtaenl. Adl*gan to demand why grafts live and ^CmoSl'proceeded to ballot for street vary and why insects fertilize flowers, Just he used St. Jacobs Oil, which speed commissioner as V16.., horticulture has been a science; and al­ ily cured him. tmllot Chas. Horton received 3 vot®, Grand itaplds b«s KO rteetrie llgbu. though that science is nearly a century The Secret art of beauty lies not in 2nd 2; D. R. McElwain 1; old, it is still mainly known as an arc. eJmrtlra, but i» only m P“;« CLrMK^^m/s^SSlScSmpui^t. ler 1; John Wickham 1, M 1; Miller .1, Why aro trees smaller and rounder, a healthy performance of the A true copy.)Attert GKO. W. ABBEY 2d 1James A. Nima 1,2d 1. iruits better and colors intenser as we functions, which can t»e obtained by Ay Aid. Beamer—That Charles Horgo northward? Why do plants ger­ □itog Burdock Blood Bittern. minate quicker and at lower temper.i. CAP AF For Baking Pl’JpC'.-es. Best PARKER'S TONIC HINDER COR NS Cream Balm Ver ej-1 ‘w-mjwasx is | Ls.s �H CONGRESSIONAL WORK. THE NATIONAL CURTIN’S COMMITTEE :EM0VEDh Waamixutov Crrr. LAW-MAKERS AT THE CAPITAL CITY. lamnW6ettle(1|ini for busing in ray new punt Mr. Turnor’a teetimony ootnpanfcd by nw lution* of thank* to Gladstone for hie Irish relief measures. riding for a fire proeg national ball of rec­ ord* arid th" r<Mrrangecnout of tlie mcmiierihfp on a few committora, tho artiste went into an executive *ce<Jon. and upon reopen­ ing the doors, adjourned. Among tho bills introduced at tba bocKi were tbe following: To create a custom’s court where revenue quoaUonv shall te proparly decided; fiir a canal around tbe UaUte on Uie Columbia river in Ore­ gon; of providing |1,3T1,U8O, otfarsd a* a «utatltute for tin Eads ship railway HU; for a distribution of tbe place, dur.ng which Randall, McCreary apJ other., highly oomm nded tho mersagc. Tbe senate hill appropriating money for a mon­ ument to the Fllgrim father* at Fly mouth, Mara, was passed. Voorhees of Washing­ ton territory o lervd n resolution instruct- for railways Tbe reeolutioo wm ereon Etheridge and William R Btokea, and took a roceM until 7:»L At the evening ee»sicwi sixty p-nuon bill* were passed and tbe bouse adjourned. paaod tba house Saturday authorizing an* and objects of tte wm not different organixatioo called CRM general committee’. control of strikes wn* contained in ite authority to approve or die Being quw-'tiuue1 on the subject of arid tration, Mr Turner raid that be road the president'* mrusage on that point Friday and thoroughly agreed with It He believed that there should ba some fixed tribunal of iVa.ll Paper, Wall 1^, tba moment. He thoroughly believed in ar­ bitration, and would live to aee arbitration Mr. Crain—Suppose the arbitrators re­ ported that tho Kuigfata of Labor should go Wall Paper. Wall Pap^ ffl/cr BUIKO 11.50, ara you willing, a* an American citi- Wall Paper. Wall pap!t MOST PERFECT MADE CHICAGO. K10BB IS.; WINDOW SHADES. • state* and terrlt«l<a tor educational vada; providing tbal all claim* again rt the not proMx-utel within six year* from th« time they accrued; providing that tbe term* of court for th- northern district of Illinois shall be held at Fvorta; dividing California into two judicial district*. The house ad CAN FEEL SAFE NOW. public building bill*, but defeated. Murphy Wajuhmotox Crrr, April 2'.—Tb* **cate ha* confirmed the following nominatioua: Zachariah Montgomery lobe aa*i>taut attor- pae* a bill requiring Cba Northern Pacific to house ad journal WaxuiNaToji Crrr, April til.— A commu' nicatioo from the interior department giv- by that! Mr. Turner—If I enter™! into an agree­ ment to abide by aridtralion, 1 would *ub- were Hound to firing their vrewl* into port and so railroad engineers should la bound to bring their engine* to their dmilnalion. arbitration, it must necewteriiy bo voluu- Varnish and Alaba-line Arabrote Habfcll «- Naeea Nlswoagtr and Referring to a remark made Thursday by Mr. Hopkins a* to prominent persons ms City, Ma, Tbronta Default having been made In the I aynwnl of pealtire denial* of all stock inoculation were mortgage mad" by Cordelia rUHby to Fhtllp made by Maun Powderly, McDowell an.I a Holier. March :Xh. :-«J andon tbe *an>« da? recorded In tbe oOM ot Itegtster of I William Bayard, Utah; J. Mueller, of Cleveland, Ohio, con- son. Eleventh Indiana. A Bierman, Minne­ sota; C. E Hasbrook, Blxtb Missouri; F. Wi*con*ln; K C. Wall, Flr*t Wiso^nsin. to Manning continue* to improve dally. He left hi* room Sunday and walked down stairs Hi* physician* e*jmet that bo will Paints and Oils. Oils aiOamiste. EXTRACTS l?syl_________________ MOST PERFECT MADE Alabastine ami Barn Paint Barn Paint an<I Hnusekeepei' Barry. at .the suit ol Ambrw Hu 1*1*IL the Paints in emvll cans. Housekeepers' Paints and Brushes. Mose* N lew eager. one i tendante. for tt»e sum Dated •'‘^KjftNTSMlTH. AU*v for I’M. ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS* C1I1CAOO, April 31.— In various ntiee and town* of Illinois municipal electxKU were Court House, lu th* City of Hastings. Harry Ucanaa At Warren the contest was very ('aunty, sell at MMM auction tbe MaNMM vigorous The Band of Hop*, numteriug described In said mortgacr. to satisfy tbe over 150 school children, beaded by M1m amount due llxTron. and the legal roots. marched to th* poll*, carrying baunere and singing. Tbe'license ticket pulled through by a unall majority. And EVERYTHING else ia my line. 1 still sell the Celebrated Detroit White ha* here aailgnrd U aasirnnient duly M reeding* at law havii er the debt secured resolution giving notice to terminate tbe oct appropriation* were defeated. and decorated, or paper shades. Gould * suggestion*) a* to tba propriety of O, •* I onaiuu agoai: iu asciuUUtry, Detroit, Mich. Consul* a R. Millar, of largely rwpreeeatad in tba galterw* of tba veteran* preference in appointment* SPECIAL port; H. R Badebugh. Urbana; J. H Waterman, Ilockfordx Michigan—T. Killain, Escannba. Minnesota—J. Flynn, Du­ luth. W. J. Whipple. WluonsL Wisconsin —J M. Key.*, Richland Center; H Cham beriain, flrmatira judgea at K*.d»> per annum; creating the office of awf*tant commlmionar of Indian bfflaln; for. the relief of William McGuna- Window Shades in plain cloth * a mlatak-i in hi* testimony of Thursday when he said that b«> (Powderly] had do rben tte doors ware re-opened adjournment 7 tore inthest0n..c.aiitofw H Schantz’s grocery. Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. Fred'k Hotchkiss. tn Harry County. Michigan Dated April *4h iwa VALENTINK UENS. Assignee. CLEMENT8M1TH. Attorney. Nome adjourned. antilicense trodued TELL THE STORY! national celebration* of tho 100th annl- Cburch edifice* tn the flooded districts entire ticket. Having purchased our stock of first-class dealers and at rock bottom prices, we are enabled to sell goods at a dian Fsdfic railroad ia imjwdod by flood* in the ntighborhvod of Lake ITipimteg. Since Friday no trains have reached tern from Winnipeg. dty will not fall far abort of •2,000,a<L •LOW rate of license Hitherto the council lie land’s commltto Saturday decided to ment counterfeiting eutabliah- of war were very arbitrary a* to tbe right* of tba company which built tbe work* and tbe clause wa* modi fled in that reaped, after Reduction of 20 or 30 Per Cent. ON FORMER TOWN PRICES. •feJKT. public lands and tbe right to ground* tor company build Ing*. THE MARKETS. tiUona from Knigbta of Labor aasemLliaa counterfait Mexican and with tfii political and judicial ring. bill to Indemnify PRICE AND QUALITY Laxcabtbb, Fa., April 31.—Monday after­ noon Dr. Bridge, state veterinary Burgeon ; agriculture, and Dr. Weber, of thi* dty, 1 grant*, and then the inta>biil camo up Bowel] of- We have the largest and best selected stock—and perfect fits, from $3.00 up to $22.00. SUITS “YOUTH’S” SUITS Ranging from $3.50 to $18.00. BOY’S SUITS! BOY’S SUITS Of very desirable pattern from $2.50 to $12.00. SUITS “CHILDREN’S” SUITS In this department you will find all the latest novelties from §1 to $9. WaSHiMOTON, April 34—The coUertlons on internal revenue for tbe first nine tnontb* of tho Aral year ending June Ml, 1888, were aatoDows: From spirits, fan,»i,Tie* from tobaceo, •30,188,918; from temmeted liq-,| •178,188, making a total at Km ,571,3m, or an Increase of •Si.iT-t.tHd over tbe collections tpfrttt; ttwaUty-three peg. of’ tba MB ware non- on tobacco, and MB,*V7 on Furnishing Goods Department! In this department our line is complete, embracing all the latest styles in Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, &c. hats, HATS, HATS! d < iteu.ion and Rock Island A oncl^clth MORRILL & CO., ?•wothiers, Jefferson St, Hastings, Mich. ., � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-05-06.pdf 1735fbc82d420d944d30649566b5de19 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO.l. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 6, 1886. The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS rCBLIHHBO TUtTBSDAYS, AT Hastings. Bahry Co., Mich. marshall l. cook. SUBSCKllTIO.a BATK. AbVERTWINO RATES: ‘TABT.! ’......................(too 00 for ipectal position*. . PRINTING. £«p*cuU pride litelttu the Job PrtnUiuc Depwtaeptol the BANK kb. Everything In the toXtnt office ’* new; and with the latest t*ce» of type, the m At approved |>atXems of machinery andcoupdtefit -■•rkmeu employed, enable* the R ■ > san to do fint-ela** lob work. . I w. LOWRY, M.D., IT. Physician, Surgoon and Oculist iWh tn town or country promptly extended. Offi.-e hoar*-* to io a. m. and I to 3 p. m. n iepboue at Holloway* drug store. ;V~'S[--‘lnl .iltenUun paid to surgical dl*ea*e« and dhrnes of Hie eye and oar.■ W H. LANDIS, M. D., . 1’hysican and Surgeon, Woodbind. Mich. Office 0®« doorwulbiof the post office, win be • Hind there day or nlglt. TIMMERMAN. Physician & Surgeon, F. it11 Hiiapathio -Eint «lf»r ea»t of Hu^oyraya' drug store.) pR. WM Doable Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, (HEMLOCK'ANI) PINE.) (PINE AND CEDAR,) JONEsj Dentist, reinptly sti ended to. L* Wagons, Farm Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, £LT()N l* aseut nr the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Go. uU :l-< on Mumu** property a.lw»>y fire. iKb'.ning on wind; aguliiMt n nuuiS Ule lyr amt MVldtflt-, snELnix. । uA iK & .Offici’iS Abstract Hlocii.fU.Ming*. Mlcb.) Bare tfcc nty set ot Atetraet Book* to Barry nuaji-1. CouIhoto. I X’/ ' Lawyer, lta«UtiK«. Micb. Pre- '•utlOK Atterncjr for Hurry County. \ E. KEN.LSTWN, A. Attorney at Law, 4 in at; court* ot the Stale. CollecUon* TORN CARVETH, •1 Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. ( ’l.ARKE A RIKER, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. s j e* in L’ulbn bloc*, over Beamer Bro*.) Hasting*. Mich, ’ PrAcUce In all court* of I he state. Attend to < rtii.t perilling title* to real estate. WARTIN V. BARKER.Real Estate. Di, Insurance and Loans. Offit «tth J. <*. Runyao & Son. 3 door* north of Pcrtloffice. i 4|x*>:il attentinn jrivei: to making exchange* nl property. The Interest* of noo-reSnent prwrrt • owner* carefully looked after. Fanns of-for «»le or exchange IIonio* and FLOORING ^§*£5and Maple, . Suh, Doors acd Bliads, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Moddings Of Ewry V**eriptlon, Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Prices and Estimates given on ap­ plication. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Michigan Cectrai 2 'Cement smith. Lawyer. ■"* - in Union Hall Mock, ow Goodyear & Co.) la »ll Court* ot the State. K HAPPEN & VanARMAN, Lawyers. otvi-r H.-wthiz* National Hauk.) Ths .Niagara Falls (Routs. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking effect Nor. 2Mh. UK. tLLl.'.M B. SWEEZEY,Attorney At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. STATIONS. AWLLfAM B. SWEEZEY, Justice of the Peace. • < • iwii* » speclarty. Grand Kxpld* Lt MlddierlUe.......... Irving ....... fUsrnra*. Notary Public. Naaavtile Ctartana.. Katon Rapid*. j W. VKOVMAN. J.KkXMl ......... 1• । Auctioneer, Detroit.......... •••■ nu;«-:>4 y< «r> of • xjwricnce In cnrlaxauc- •- -I :.:»v|j.rdwn <-«]>w<;lany su<nv«-«ial In mI-.<•{ hi-Mode, J know 1 can Herve ITTATI ON*. --- ETHING NEW! Faws, Attention! Detroit............ Jackson-----Katon Rapid* Charlotte....... Nashville....... Montan.......... Quimby...... Habtikoa... Mtddfcviiie’.’.-. Grund Rapid*.. Ar AU train* run by I have get up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. TO STOCKMEN AND FARMERS. A full Blooded Call and see me, at American House. ‘ . . . HOLSTEIN BULL! A2so a Full Blooded Poland China Boar, Wifi be kept during the season, for ; stock purposes, on the Yours respectfully, NAGLAB FARM! Sw (MOW Malhews' pl»re, in pornlon ot Hartlnjr*. C.A. BURLINGAME. cor- Gboeob HomTATTEK. WHOLE NO. 1614. County News. Tolles Brothers are making improve­ Nelt. Appleman and wife enjoyed yet Guess Rutland will wear the l«dt ments on their mill by putting on a Sunday night with his parents. this year according to that. now roof. etc. J. Matthews has taken a girl from Dr. Goucher’s two daughters enjoyed Middleville. David Mortland lost four out of five the country air for a few days at G. the State School. John Uarveth and family are Imck swarms of beer, that he put in the cellar. Appleman’s. r~'~jT The Journal scribe seems quite fam­ 1 David Bailey was successful in win ­ from the west. The fear that Mr. CarC. Dunham. ofjMaplel Grote, made iliar with the enjoyment of a certain street ‘in the paper two weeks ago. but yeth would locate there and eventually tering his bees on the summer stands your scribe a pleasant call Sunday. leave Middleville is dispelled by his «£• packed in clover chaff? Mrs. E. A. Southwick was taken by we don’t wonder at it any. Eugene Campbell has so far recover­ surprise on her 67th birthday, April B,trting Hince returning that the State ASSYRIA. of Michigan and this particular town ed as to lie around again. Mr. C. was SSth. She and Mrs. D. Hosmer wj-nt very badly injured some three weeks to a neighbor's to spend the day. At in is good enough for him. Every -thing Is quiet and locals are o’clock her son called for her, telling scarce Arbor day was not observed to any ago. by his horses running away. Charles Deering, a young man work­ her she was wanted at home. Ariving •xt<r* in this vicinity. In fact we ven­ The singing school here will give a ture w say that nine tenths of our peo- ing in a saw mill near Jonrn Hall's whs there she was greeted by about 45 of concert F nday e veninf May 7 PJ* <Bd not give the matter a thought. caught by the saw and one foot cut her friends, many of them being pion­ A. J. Rork Esq. had the misfortune lhe cheerful hum of Spangeiuacher completely off. Mr. D. is a fine young eers of this section. She was given to lose a valuable watch while plowing & Mason s caw mill is no longer heard man, with good habits and has the some very nice presents, all of which one day last week. . sympathy of the whole community. were thankfully received. A fine din­ In our midst. It is taking a vacation Joe Wiley has gone to Bellevue to School commenced in the Doud dis­ ner was prepared for the guests to work in Hamleton's harness anop. until its neighbor,French * Son’s grist mill « ready to have water again fill trict last Monday, Floraice Glasgow as which all did ample .justice. The day A. W. Wilcox has a new fence on the teacher. was spent in pleasant social converse, back side of his lot. the mill race. T. M. Baird, our city barter, is learn­ interspersed with numerous anecdotes Two wugon loads of scholars from The Township Board of Health have our Union School went to Barlow lake ing the miller’s trade, but will be at his and reminlscenses of pioneer life. The purchased K of an acre of land from shop every evening for barbering. oldest person-prcBent was 69 years old. G. W. Tompkins as an addition to the ^Sa?.^h,yto P‘cnIc- THeday was Henry Campbell has returned from and the youngest six months. At a Assyria cemetery’. Consideration t60. cold and threatened rain, fun was scarce late hour the company dispersed <wlth and pleasure at a low ebb, so the party his visit in the state of Ohio. Harry Tompkins, of Battle Creek, mutual congratulations and good wish­ visited his father C. W. Tompkins Suubroke camp and returned to town early North-west Castleton. es. Mre. Southwick’s maiden name in the afternoon. • Corn planting has began. was Eliza A. Potter. She was born at James Clarke, of Hastings, was in our Martha McGraw has moved to Geo. Dillenbeck is finishing his house. Milton, N. Y.. April 28th, 1819, and was Battle Creek. village Friday acting as counsel for Asher Osborn and S. Hilton built an married to Adam Hart, in Buffalo, defendant in a suit arising from a horse Charley Baker is building a new board upright to their log shanty. By the Nov.Hth, 1839. In 1860 she and her fence north of the corner. trade. Great are the abilities of the Middle­ way. they are boss hands to improve a husband moved to this state, and set­ The boys wonder if Shorty was after tled on a small farm In this township, early Durham potatoes last Sunday pile Are company, but when they un­ farm. Bill Mead raised a log liarn last Thurs­ where five children were born to them night dertook Sunday evening to haul the en­ Geo. Foster has moved into Rachael gine a mile out of town and arrived in day. It is not very often that we can —three sons and two daughters. Her husband did in 1861, and April 4th, 1867. Shephard's house. “m® k? extinguish a burning straw go to raise log barns in this country. Geo. Wellman has lougtit a pair of she was married to Lorenzo Southwick, stack, they hud taken a larger contract who died January 16th. 1877. Since than they could fulfill, which was realiz­ colts of tlie Austin boys. North-eastHastings Rev. Stewart was absent from the that time she has lived with her chil­ ed after half the distance was covered, If nothing hapjpens\there will be a when the teiys turned and slowly re­ Martin school house last Sunday on dren. who are all married and residents large fruit crop this winter. treated towards the engine bouse, while account of the poor health of his moth­ of this state. z Geo. Keagle delivered a sermon at rJfW of the 1H-11 alone er. Rev. Gurd delivered the sermon to the Altoft school house Sunday, in the Orangeville mills. told of the disappointment all felt at a large audience. atieence of Rev. Stewart •’Look a led:d out,” gab. Eugene their defeat. The long talked of marriage has Mrs. Wood, of Woodland, is visiting says he is going to get married before taken place at last. Miss Bertha Van- her daughter, Mrs. Fred Andrus. A new wall in being built along the Valkenburg. of thLs place, und Samuel cellar under the sidewalk in front of long. Mrs. Firstar and children visited at Lewis Wellman started for Califor­ Bog-art, of Wayland, were married at the Keeler block. Seymour Andrus' Sunday. Middleville, on the first. The old Corsel & Williams saw mill nia last Monday. Rev. Stewart has the heartfelt sym­ Charles terry, of Plainwell, has hired pathy of his many friends in this vicin­ got tired of Its ineffectual efforts to ’ Ed thinks it £s quite an act of chival­ maintain a perpendicular position and ry’ to take a school marm to her school. out to Eli Nichols for a year, und will ity, in his sorrow. move his family here in a short time. fell over into the river Tuesday fore­ Mary Bagla is at Mrs. Whitney’s i % Carlton. Crops are looking line for the sand. again. ■ 7 J noon. with a crash that startled the The Kalamazoo Fishing Club are im­ The I. O. G. T. installed the following nervously Inclined. It ceased to be an Martha Andrus spent Sunday with proving their grounds at Gun lake by her trtstar. Bertha Barnum. . ornament to the village some time ago. officers: building a new house, Henry Lewfi W. C. T.—•Samuel S. Culbert. Several new fences are being built in and Frank Montague doing the carpen­ this i vicinity. W. V. T.-Z<lia M. Odell. FREEPORT. ter work, and Job England the paint­ W. K. S.-A<iah A. Odell. From the Herald. • xfour Corners. * . W. A. S.—,J udson Carpenter. ing. The fruit prospects are good. John Turner and Job England went W.F.S.—A. Shively. Mrs. M. A. Boice has sold a horse. t The sick are numerous in this vicini­ flsliing Saturday, and of course had W. T.—Horace Barnum. Cherry trees in full bloom. / fl ty. large stories to tell of the large fish that W. M.—Johnnv Shriber. Homer Wood is better, but very fee­ Work horses are in good demand this got. away from them, ws an excuse for W. D. M.—Tina Smith. ble yet. spring in this section. not bringing any home with them. W. J. G.—Charles Fleming. •* Plowing corn is the order of the day. ( ’’S S. W. Finch has l>een dressing hu ifrs. Clem and Imby are on the sick W. O. G.-Wilber Fuller. Miss Matit- Baine Sundayed at Perk- / U JM house with a new coat of paint list. W. R. H.S.-VUMe Warner. insville. ' r lvW.’B. Bouck lost one of his team School at the Lake commenced Last W. L. H. S.--Wm. Vester. .. Giro Barnum i* getting better very . '* horses Sunday morning from spasmod­ week with Hattie Mitchell as teacher. fast. W. C.—Lillie Center. ic colic. Mayna Cook is visiting at Charles Farmers are busy plowing for corn. Our school commenced on Monday _ Two comet bands in Freeport It Uncle Joe Keeler has his corn planted. Morrell's this week. last, under the direction of Miss Ora ' isn’t every town that can boast of two Mr. Clem and granddaughter Hattie, Summers. ‘Success to her. Dr. Wright says that he does not like ; first-class bands. to Im> disturbed by toys going along the of Woodland, visited his son-List week. James Wolfe is hunting up the doubG. C. Bouck has bought 50 acres of row! calling him out. Boys you may Ettie Falk, of Wayland, called on her Io harness and pole for his buggy. the farm occupied by his father, of his> be sick some dpy: then look o*it. friends Saturday. James says that he can drive two horses grandfather, A. L. Bouck. Considera­ A. P. Hodge returned from his visit after it. Most of the farmers have their oats tion ei3®. east. 8OW«!d. __________________ ALICE.. John Wallace, of Carlton, had a se­ The G. A. R. post will have a box When we get over with the German vere attack of peritonitis the. first of measlre we will go to Ftoeport and see social and dance Wednesday evening of STATE BOAI>. the week. Dr. H. C. Peckhajn attending. the doctor who kills snakes. this week. Farmers are busy preparing ground He is better at this writing. Mrs. Voorhees was taken suddenly ill for corn. Frank Andrus* house burned to the Reigler. Roush & Co. sold 800 dozen ground April 27th. Most of the furni­ this morning. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James John­ eggs yesterday to Rogers, of Hastings. ture was saved. It caught from the Uncle Peter Falk has returned home son, Sunday. April 25th. a boy. It is estimated that 500 dozen per day, stove pipe running through the celling. from Newago county, where he spent John and Robert Myers have return­ are bought by Freeport dealers. Vlllle Warner commenced school the winter with his daughter. ed from their trip to Nebraska. When we think that Eber Mofflt b last Monday, with about 45 scholars. Elias Jones, of Prairieville, was in The dime society will meet at Wm. pathniastar, we look for good roads, Jay says that he hasn't taken his town last week on business and calling Merrick’s May 13th. clean streets, and thst greatest of all father’s place. He only takes the crops. on friends. Mr. Mattison's people intend moving nuisances—the Freeport hog—to be rel­ Jacob Shriber driveda mule. soon. Bowen’s Mills. egated to the shades of oblivion. So Mrs. Alfred RayuUnd is away on a IHllie Murray is at her uncle's. James mote it be. We know we are asking a visit. Weather is rather cool for George Murray, attending school this summer. great dual. Eb., but every good citizen Sabbath school was organized last Rickard's corn which has been planted will hack you to the last porker, just so Sabbath with the following officers: some time. E. D. Whitlock, formerly with the long as you maintain a firm front and Supt.—Mrs. Win. Raymond. Most of the spring plowing is done. Gunn Hardware Co, is now on the road Asst.SupL—Mrs. Manette Carpenter. don't retreat. On Saturday last occurred the f uperal for the Belknnp Wagon and Steigti Co, Mr. Gaims, three miles south, was Librarian—J. N. Coa ert. of Airs. Latourette. aged 69 years, held r"‘i' nn<J is at present calling on trade in the discovered cultivating potatoes in his Treasurer—Judson Carpenter. at her late residence, and conduced- by. 4jpp,.r Peninsula—Michigan Tradeefield April 27th, that were at least two Secretary—D. R. Foster. Rev. Gillaspie. Deceased was one of T'*’* *«***«“*»• *>«>» inches high. rntnmnnitv the nlHiMit oldest fuktt.lnra settlers in thn the community, Dr.'s DeVore & PreBey’s sign still having resided on the place*from which MORGO-THORNAPPLE. swings to the breeze in front of their Judge Christiancy is slowly recover- I & store she was hurried about 40 years. She W. 8. Adkins has enlarged his------lormer office but the doctors are not in. room,’and tilled it up with bran new leaves a husband, three sons and two iug from a serious illness. Is it fair to thus entrap the unwary? daughters to mourn her loss. The be­ Dr. fright, of Carlton, was in. the goods. He will build an addition for reaved family have the sympathy of the The First Michigan infantry holds a ' Tilingo yesterday. He is attending Geo. oils. reunion at Jackson today. • Our newlv elected constable had bet­ community. BeelwXlittle son, near the Moulton Col. C. W. ~ Armstrong, of Withey look out, else leriooKOUi, cue the ine old otu gentleman genueman and anu . t The state horticultural society meets church, and reports his patient as im­ ter A. R.. was selected at the late • proving. Icampment at Jackson as a delegate in Lansing, June 15 and 16. When we advise all to enjoy present the national encampment, to be held The Marshall Presbyterians have pleasures without stint and not lx* con­ at San Francisco, Cid.. August 21st. called the Rev. W. H. Bates, of Clyde, Seema as though the doctors do not un; tinually looking for future troubles, we 22nd. 23rd and 24th. He represents her case. : intend it iu a gentle hint to the chronic derstand Eaton, Branch and Calhoun W. S. Adkins has the finest lot of Burry. 1 Grand Rapids has doubled the num­ grumbler who cannot look upon a day counties, comprising the third district. of sunshine without volunteering the goods ever brought to Morgan. We congratulate the boys of the <it5- ber of her school teachers in the last six EldCT Kidder arrived in Morgan Friremark "Well get paid for this, it Is trict in their wise selection. The Col. yean. dav last. Quarterly meeting com­ nothing but a weather breeder.” is n full grown G. A. R. man. and will Grand Rapids school children have -Mr. 8. Roush took a trip to Grand menced Saturday afternoon. faithfully represent them at tne nation­ begun to save the lives of birds by re­ Farmers are busy getting ready to .al cnuun’pmenf. 'Rapids Monday. solving not to kill them. is among the sick. plant com. Mrs. August Gosch G Elder Gilluspie was at Hendershott« Free Methodists held their quarterly Geo. L. Davis has been ordered to Dr. H. F.T’eCkham attending. on the 24th of April, Instead of meeting at Morgan hall, Saturday and Corners ' build a railroad between Owosso and Julius btald from Ohio, is visiting his Hickory Corners,as stated last week. cousin C. V. Riegler and other relatives Sunday last. We had a political speaker at.the L O. Durand to connect the divisions of the E. O. Hyde has received the appoint­ Toledo. Ann Arbor & Northern Michi­ G. T. hall last Saturday night. It sevnis here. hard that such eloquence should be gan railroad. Scott Rogers has not yet moved to ment as deputy sheriff. To see a num go around the village ' Tenmswee. It wouldn’t make anybody wasted on an audience that cannot ap­ Ransdyne Shedd, of Tekonsha, 78 a large star pinned on his breast very mad aroimd here if Scott should with it. , yean of age, on the morning of the 3d. without authority, is conclusive evl- preciate I Mr.E. C. GlUaspie, of Huntington, killed his wife with an ax and then cut conclude to remain in this vicinity. ce that he would like to be some- . Ind., is visiting friends in this vicinity. his own throat. Domestic trouble is y if he could, or else there is a soft • Following is a lint of officers installed PRAIRIEVILLE. said to be the cause of the crime. at a meeting of Barlow Lake Lodge I. James Chapman is raising and re­ spot somewhere. Sunday night last while meeting was Dr. J. IL Kellogg, physician-iu-ehlef pairing his house, which will much im­ in progress, some miscreant cut into O.G.T.: at tire sanitarium in Battle Creek, W. C. T.—Joseph Burpee. prove the same. . Jacob Oddi's lines. If it was a man represents the state board of health at W. V. T.- Gertrude Robinson. Horton and Loveland have just fin­ that did such a mean trick, the law the American medical association and W. R. 8.—Almond Ritchie. ished George Blackman's ham. with could not deal to severe with him: and the Mississippi valley, ’which convenes W. C. Rev.—Gillaspie. which he is much pleased. if a small boy, a terrible flogging should atlst. Louis this week. W. T.—John Burpee. Ely Clement has commenced work on be administered W. M.—Andrew Jackson. the Jonea bouse. , About 5,000 Grand Rapids people The entertainment at R. R. hall Mor­ W. O. G.—Burt Armstrong. The parsonage is improved by new gan. Monday night, was a complete went out to Reed’s Lake Sunday to see W.r.G.-BechteL cave-troughs. if the city clergy would succeed in bore. People should not countenance Henry Mosier has built a new fence keeping the balloon from going up. affairs. around his residence during the past such TANKER SPRXNOB. The iisccnt was made to a height of Daniel Bollinger has his house enclos­ 4.500 feet and landed in an oak tree 80 Edd Nidy han been sick. WAMr. Day filled the M. E. pulpit in ed. Bad time for colds, a good many are feet above ground. Mr. Morgan planted corn Monday. the morning, and the Baptist at 4 p. m. C0 Fine in wMlher again now, which Rather early. ________________ State lumber dealers are now ghul to last Sunday. Thu Baptists people are buy the black walnut fence rails which without a pastor and he came on trial. make* the farmers think that it Lt farmers split and used as they would CASTLETON. Reault unknown. any other timber 20 or 30 years ago. Mrs. B. Downing, of town. Sundayed about time to plant Mrs. George Mosier is more comfort­ T. 8. Clark « making quite an im- The long exposure has reasoned the with her sister, Mrs. M. Downing. able than at last writing. provemtent in his farm, by trimming wood thoroughly, and it is valuable as Mrs. Carr is on the sick list. Another Cleveland man in town, son the orchard. . „ material for chair legs, spindles and Charley Bass has reshingled his barn. of John and Eva Cairns. . Elder Stocking preachffl at the Springs ,other small articles. Frank Price raised the frame of his School commences on Monday next. every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Turn out last Tuesday. ~ It is generally thought that congress May loth. u ,barn MiW Aggie Wat ring smllte because e>Edd Nuiy has hiretl out to the State will declare forfeited the unearned por­ Quite a number attendcl the teach­ of a new organ. , , ers’ examination on Saturday last. tion of a valuable land grant of the Mrs. M. Downing entertained the । View company and will begin work at I once. ■ OEDAB CREEK. ]ladies of that vicinity Friday, with a i! Ben-Allen has a new trotting t rotting horse, horse. j non nas i»e«> carpet sewing bee. ' _ V 211 l-ru.w. Jerry SprouL our hardware merchant, rag ; Suppose be— — will keep fast ,ir»n time It. in fFlI, the .(and iron com) Cherry and plum trees are in blossom. has gone to Kansas. future. V , ;!ttu^>exU^ Indications point to a good crop. Quarterly meeting last Saturday and * ’ The Yankee Springs school Amos Snyder, of Jackson, was in Sunday was largely attended. ' till July < «1 last Monday, with Jimmt Cedar Creek boasts of having the itirntw parb' last week. titshdln. . । — —.-rz-r-' — •— r-Mrs. N.T. Sheldon found a roll of slickest little barber in Barry county. . Easter ho pawed and ten for romnany bwpot evtn begun the gradSome farmers have their corn planted. :fine paper Ixurder on the cranberry breakfast is the best record heard of! ing for the exteoakm. croraway last Friday. while others are plowing their ground. - I 4 7/ �oovxoxx. DEaOMmON OF PFECJOUS STONES colorlews topaa tinged with yellow or brown, a. in the African diamonds and in smoky quarts. the other was a slender young man, slung pewitive yellow, not mere tints; tho sapphire is blue; tho ruby, pink; topaz, garnet anil hyacinth are red; tlx- emerald, beryl, modern cryaolite, aquaiuarine are green of various tints; tho amethyst is purjJe. Tlie translucent stones are nearly all of them varieties of quartz; chalcedony, which is white; chyroopraae, green; sard, varying from yellow to brown; a bloodred variety having the specific name of carnelian (the fiesh tinted), although, by a paraphrtux- of thin name, carnelian \(tlx> horny textured), the sjxcifio work­ ing quality of etudeedouy, carflelian and sardonyx is indicated, and the stones themwlvas often spoken of, descriptive words being added, as white for chalce­ dony; red, yellow or brown for sardonyx; the agate, a variegated stone, usually brown and white, and often with very beautiful figures; the onyx, a blue and white or black and white stone in layers, often almost opaque: tlie sardonyx, a red and white stone in layera. - 'Die opaque stones are hematite or bloodstone proper, a compact oxide of iron, rtometimce true hematite, but more usually specular ore, which; if magnetic, as it often is, is tlie bur-lashi of tlie gypmen, and probably also the "ligure" of tlie breast-plate of Israel’s high prie«t; lieliot&pe, frequently called bloodstone, a green stone with red spots; turquoise . and lapis lazuli, which ore blue; calcahuiti, tlie green Mexican turquois.-; porphyty, which is either green or rod; malachite, which w green, beautifully veined; an^&nqier, on opaque stone colored in greens, browns, reds, yellows and white, sometimes self colored some­ times very beautifully mottled. Purity of color and freedom from flaws affects tlie value of all stones, and per­ fection of slmpe has also great influence. For instance, the emerald, beryl and aquamarine ore chemically nearly alike, and similarly crystallized, yet of vastly different values, on account of their colors and textures. The ton or.-, so of beryl in the natural history rooms would bo of far less value titan tlie five-ounce Hope emerald, except to destroy as a source of glucina. Tu enhance the. beauty of gems they ■/are cut and polished substantially in one of three ways, either in<--> facets, as is UKiiully dune with transparent btones, so as to give ns many refractive and reflectivo- surfaces os possible, or en cabochon, where either the natural sur­ faces are polished, or the stone is rounded vp, like carbuncles, opals, cat’s eyes and moonstones, or if opaque or translucent stones, into shapes for rings, brooches and the like; and these last are frequently engraved in relief or intaglio, or in tlie ger of going overboard. The young man hold fast to the black box co tluu a circu­ lar aperture in one end of it faced the bow of the ship and the group of passen­ gers on the forward clock. Then with his right hand forefinger he pressed a con­ cealed button on tho foot of the box, and a sharp click told that the black rub­ ber window of the aperture had opened for the 120th part of a second. When the two men descended to the deck the panBcngera learned that the ship had been photographed. The black box was a de­ tective camera. The young man was its inventor. When one thinks of thin episode on ship-board, this photographing of a swaymg ship in mid-ocean, it is difficult to realize that photography is so young an art. It is not so many years since tho action of light on nitrate of silver was discovered. The present century wan well advanced when the Frenchman, Daguerre, racoeeded in his exjx-rimente, and a numlier of years elapsed before tho “Daguerreotypes" gained recognition. So far tut tho products go everybody is per­ fectly familiar with photographic prog- traordinary advances. To begin with, it Iras witnessed the recognition of the negative as a useful adjunct to legiti­ mate art. At erne time artists not only Bnecre-d but scowled at tho professions of the photographers Nowadays, loth though he may often bo to acknowledge the debt, the successful artist owes much to the camera. Bo thoughtful a student of the human figure as Mr. Thomas Eakins of Phila­ delphia has found it to his advantage u> become proficient In photography, which has long been associated with the art work at the Philadelphia academy. Mr. Eakins has conducted within the P-» few months an important series of ex­ periments with rapids platen and a re­ volving disk, with a view to aiding both science and art to a knowfedge of the sacreta of animal locomotion, with re­ gard to which both science and art have, singularly enough/been until recently but very imperfectly informed. Thepeculiarity of Eakins’ method has been the taking of a series of impressions on a single plate. Tlie special advantage of thu plan lias been the preservation of accurate views of objects in motion while the point of' sight is not clianged. So little has been cared for pictorial effect that many of the experiments have been conducted in such ft manner as sim­ ply to secure a series of impressions, with accurately recordtxi time,-of glittering “Christmas tree" balls, fastened to the joints of animals in rapid motion, or stuck with wax up and down tin- bocks This cutting, polishing and engraving of human models, to show the move­ ment of the spine and pelvis in walking. Aside from these purely artistic and away much of the substance of the gem; in the transparent brilliant-cut gems scientific relations of photography it has usually reducing their weight one-half, and increasing their value to a still popular interest. Tho instantaneous pro­ cess, developed since the invention of than trebling the value per carat, wliile tho “dry plate" method, has boon tho it halves the number of curate by which source of much novelty and delight. A to multiply this value.—Boston Budget. new interest has been added to reproduc­ tions of nature. Maud S., at the top of her speed, appears in the silver print One of the prim- objects for which the with every swelling muscle, every subtle Spiritualist club was organized is tho grace of outline as clearly cut as if aha development of the different medium had posed ste-adily for four second*, as “pluuea.” Developing “circles" are held Daniel Webstar did (with his bat on) for a at regular intervals. The first phase is table-tipping. The second phase is tbfli of the simple trance; the third, cloirandi- tial lines of an instantaneous photograph. ence; the fourth, clairvoyance; the fifth, The president, making his inaugural the physical phase, in which tin- medium is tied up; the sixth, the phase Onoe rapid pistes were accomplished the seventh, the materializing phase; the eighth, independent slate clumsy. Portable as they are now writing; the ninth, -w dependent slate mads, they can not be placed in position writing, in which the medium’s finger la with sufficient rapidity to catch an ob­ used instead of a pencil; the tenth, tlie ject in motion unless the operator is pre levitation phase, in which heavy, ob­ jects are moved; the eleventh, the poison era without legs. When a rumor came phase, during which . the medium can over the Atlantic that some one abroad take harmlesdy any noxious drug, and was experimenting with this idea. Tan­ ■o on for a score more. Spiritualism in Philadelphia is ft startlingly important glass focusing difficulty had to be put feature of public and private life.— out of tho way. Many other problems Philadelphia Cor. New York World. icon photographers and men of mechan­ ical talents have been named as the in­ It is a curious fact, it may bo here ro­ ventor of the instrument which repre­ sented the conquered problem.—Alex­ as regards roaring a family inn strangely ander Black in Philadelphia Call. dilatory manner, and never seem to lay their eggs and have done with the mat­ ter. On the contrary, their usual jdnn The meteorites that fall upon the earth ta today two eggs, hutch out tlm young are composed chiefly of iron. Signor birds, and then lay two more, eo tlmt Bombicci suggests an explanation of their first-born really assist in tho incu­ this. The earth is a big magnet, as bation of their younger brothers and Ris­ shown by the proc-t-dings of a bar of ers. The eggs are always white, and are po shaped that there is no “large end" balanced on its center. Botnbloci's idea iatliat this big terrestrial xnngnet, when hirdi; in general. The young birds are vary queer little creatures, more like no particles, cit-rte a selective attraofluffy balls of down tiian anything dse, and have a smpilar way of hfaring and wrigging about into various contortions K the nest should happen to be disturbed. 't go®, support# thia - —Philodelpliia Cali. ■seating iron, which he claims ho luui tried with such effect as to resist tho riot: Friday eveclK. April toth, 188fi, Mayor Wdawt in the chair. Boll called: AMeroen preaent-Beeamer. Bogle. Osborn. Stebbins «d Wstera (h). Abreat-Hams. McCoy and McNaughton, (8). Reading of the minutes deferred. The mayor stated the object of the meeting was to approve of the liouor and druggist bands, also to receive bids for the city printing for the ensuinf year. The liquor bond of Doyle & Rich, with BobL Dawoon and Charles B. Bur­ ton or sureties, was read, and on motion of Aid btebbins the same was ooc^ted and approved by all ayes. , The liquor bond of Frank H. Parker, with John C. Winkleman and Robert Dawson as sureties, was read, and on motion of Alderman Osborn the aanie was accepted and approved by all ayes. The liquor bond of Joseph Pllug. with Valentine Ixdns and J ulius Stark us sureties, was read, and on motion of Aid. Bessiner the same was accepted and approved by all ayes. The druggist bond of W. J. & L. L. Holloway, with Walter L. Wilkins and Ike Hendershott as sureties, was read, and on motion of Aid. Beasmer the same was accepted and approved by all ayes. The mayor opened and read the bids for city printing for the ensuing year Bootings. April «xb. IBM. To the Mayor aful Common Council of the city of -ifantinfft: Gentlemen: We will publish the city printing in the Journal as follows: The council proceedings, mayor’s proclamation and fire notices for the sum of $50. Ordinances, election notices and all other advertising required by the city city charter, or by order of -the mayor or common council at 60 per cent dis­ count from statute rates for such ad­ vertising. Respectfully. , DENNIS A HUNGRRIAND. HMting*. April soth, l«W. To the Mayor and Common Council of the city of Hastinfft: The undersigned will do the city f rlntlng for the year commencing May st, lf»3, at the following ratea: For publishing proceedings of coun­ cil $44. For publishing city advertisements including ordinances, registration and elec tion notices, and all notices requir­ ed by law or ordinance to lie published in a newspaper, nt two-thirds legal rates—being 4C cents per folio for first insertion and 24 cents per folio for each subsequent insertion of same matter. For job printing including hand bills, blanks, registration and election no­ tices, proclamations, etc., etc., twelve per cent, discount from usual prices. R«l*ctfu!Jy submitted, BARRY COUNTY DEMOCRAT. B)- Cb.v>. S. IHlbourn. HoitlnF'. April atth. i ms. To the Common Council, City of Hust­ ings: Gentlemen:—In reply to recorder’s notice, I make the foilowing' bid for city printing for year commencing May 1st, 1B96, ending April 30th. 1887: 1 will print for the year mentioned in the Hastings Banner, 1. The Council proceeedings. 2. The ordinances. 3. Tlie mayor’s proclamations. 4. The legal notices of election. 6. All or - printing ' * * city required by charter 1 । done in a newspaper of the city. Also the following “job work:” 1. The notices of registration. 2. The notices of election. 3. The mayor's proclamations. 4. 500 envelopes and 500 note heads each for mayor, recorder and marshal. This bid includes all the printing specified above, and I will agree to do the same for the sum of elghtv (980) dollars. Respectfully, M. L COOK. FropY Hostings Raxkkx. By Aid. Osbora. that the bid of the Hasting Banner lor the citv printing for the ensuing year be accepted. Car­ ried, all ayea. By Aid Bessiner, that the rulre be suspended lor the purpose of electing two members of the Board of Review. Carried, all ayes. Council proceeded to ballot for mem­ ber of board of review 1st and 4th wards. Council balloted twelve times without anv result and at the thirteenth ballot Aid. Hams came in and took his seat, and on the flfthteenth ballot J. W. Bentley received 5, and Chas, Hicks 1. Bv Aid. Osborn, that J. W. Bentlev be declared elected as a member of the board of review for 1st and 4th wards. Carried all ayes. By Aid. Stebbins, that the council proceed to ballot fop member of lioard of review for 2nd and 3rd wards. Council balloted four times without any result and on the fifth ballot J. S. Good­ year received 6, that being all the mem­ bers present. By Aid. Osborn, that .1. S. Goodyear be declared memtier of the board of re­ view of 2nd and 3rd wards. Carried all ayes. On motion council adjourned. FRANK 8TEBM XS. Itecorder. The old Aryan has medicinal charms for ruling the power of nature, love songs, songs celebrating heroes, choral hymns and ceremonial music an d danc­ ing. Tho oldest German linen oi jtootry are alliterative. Ail tiolcmrr legal pro­ ment pronounced in alliterative verac. The early alliteration remains to this day spick and npiuj, weal and woe, stock and stone, kith and kin, bed and board, wind and weather. Heroic songs, were chanted by wander­ ing miriRtrefa in the days of Attila and Charlemagne, but they are kat. The ep>c oingera of that age appeared before on audience and declaimed in musical d.rtUd in bh» Hildebrand. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless or Cost We also pell the Latest and Best -r- b... b«pjo.pwit.or n>urU«e thu> ‘‘‘“L’l? bh»; IBM U» dre.. b P*"”" ’fS’J’Z are dissimilar. In children both of whore purota have blue ey^ M per csot in­ herit blue ej-es; but in cluldren both at Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also VarnLlies, Tur. pentine andJapans. Mowers, Reapersand Biqders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. per cent. “ 'J'-; n«ulte wen1 reached in Switzerland. In Sweden the djacoveriai were not quite the same. The women with brown tyu were more numerous there tlxan the xnexi with brown eyes, but brown eyw areep parantiv i»crea*ing there as in bwltxwtand.—Philadelphia Ledger. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self -harpeniu Share and Point They are giving the best sai-fidi™ doing the same amount of work with from nne-fourthto one-half the expense of other plows. Congrrasman WhUing. of Holyoke, make a little speech recently nt a dinner fa New York, and in the course of hta remarks upon the influence of paper he stated this incident: "The introduction of blue paper is another interesting item. The owner of a small mill in England went to London to sell his product, leav­ ing his wife st home. It was waahtngday—presumably Monday—and the good wife had a bluing-hag tied to her apron. She vfc tcd the null and. leaning over the engine, dropjxd her bluing-bag, and in­ stead of white paper she hurl a lot of blue paper. She met her huslsuid upon his return with a good deal of apprehension, and informed him of the misfortune. He felt as if a serious mistake had been made until he sent tho product to market and received 5 cents per pound more than for his usual article, and thereafter his mill was run on . blue pa;>er, and it Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. Hospitals must necessarily lack many of the attractions of homes, but they can lie made ipore pleasant than they are. Vast, ghostly expanses of white and naked walls, glaring in sunlight, and glowering in twilight, are of themedves incentives to death, when the spirit it ■ ’ more titan half weary of life. Bright papers, or papers of any kind, are tabooed rum hospital walls by the dicta of hygica.3. Dui z -ret;..’ grof ■ wisely sujicrsede the hideous white, and CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers, DUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF AND IVEillineiw Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro• eery, oh State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, As well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore. he keeps the Best .of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. 18786521 few chromos, with trees and rivers, and laughing children, and pleasant home interiors for subjects, might bo found more serviceable than mt-dicine to the patient whose mind is hesitating uncon­ sciously between the apathies and tin vitalities.—Indianapolis Time*. ful life goes down-town as soon ns be can get his breakfast and wrvetlee all day with a half-dollar. He is like Jacob and tho angel in this performance. Toward night he generally manages to trip the half-dollar and throw it. and swear that he will not let it go Until it gives higi ths blearing of thru day. Then he takes his coupe, or one which he hiru every day,/or takes the elevated railroad. JULIUS RUSSELL THE BEST J FURNACE MADE. And therefore the cheapest, is the and goes upto his lonely den in ano of theve gloomy brown-stone street*. There he has got some $40,000 to $90,000 locked his living coffin, and he sila up in it that evening playing nt one or another kind of intelligent jack-ttraws.—“Gath's" Let- Points of Superiority are: IMPORTANT EVIDENCE. (Detroit Cum-* pondeure ChkOito Imor-OesaB.) Michiana hns atwavs been looked upon by the Inhabitants of other States, a> m partietitarlv unhealthy region. Atal InT,', th,’’olncbil report, of the State Board of ileulth show thnt hucIi la In fact tlm case. Whatever tb« cause may be. it K certain that rheumatic, neuralgic snd bronchial troubles havl been nnd nre today fearfully prevalent in every portion of the state. It stands tn reason, therefore, thnt where so much suffering exlsta, there should bo H corres­ ponding endeavor to relieve the suaerlna end we have Uwlny Id the state of Michi‘><*1 InsUtutlon for fur thermg ihi>* end that can l>e found any. LrnUrri J tater testae whiJh n hheiinik“c Syrup c<> -”t Jwkmiu’ «o invest! I ‘.’r.i1 noF only n»wtalned be­ yond a doubt that the goxls they menu ta-turo nre staolmel/ pure sod th^t Po*e»bi« material* but ale-. «hnt U.e remedy h producing ruault* really woaderiul The following are » ,“uS3.; un observation: ' C’ 1>eoloi • croeer of Jackson JYttS *°by sciatic rbentuaUstn* thnt bis right arm, leg and side were w»rte7’’CTi "nl thius,k,,n- He could nw walk and suffered intense oetn whw-i, "*«uiMr. A-^h. Stockwell, manager of the Diving Flues, effecting a great saving of fuel.- ’'fitting • the greatest quantity of neat from a given quantity o. w001 It is the only diving flue furnace made. 1 Q Three Radiators. Most Furnaces have but one. This gi ves the Kenfield furnace a great advantage over other rar naoee m a heat producer. It has an ash-pit Most wood furnaces have none. This 3• saves much trouble and inconvenience. Easiest to adjust to get a given temperature in a , . 4• house. Thickne88 of shell, and castings and radiators: g‘v*®& * 5• surance of long wear and better unifortuity of neatPerpendicular flues, insuring much more heat than the or 6• dinary horizontal flues. Those who expect to build houses the coining ^ason save money by heating with furnace. The best made nm» ’ the most economical, is the Kenfield furnace. CM* Brooks & Kenfield’s, ~ urTcr iowri m her tit- Hastings, Mich., and get estimates of cost of heat i:>g ani' ver tilating your dwellings. . partH of. sulphur and white lead, with •airee thoroughly. Wh-a about to apply M-wMit with strong sulphuric acid and They are Mmetlli new in deeign and enpenorqnal.t.andfnl^ Dome1 cunuu» —— ta. untaul® by s™ “Small as is a~. SjK.T5fSaa, a"“ I oonW g» m> nd ctu maay mu% S lf^°irBary-1 ®r*“l,;'n*f * a^klS of L.° STr? Required to run this stove. It is far more i to opente, will beat to put in one hoe than for one rtable than stoves, far lessWJ whole house, give foa and healthier for the hoe* lUingSneworold.itw^Igg Bea At Brooks k heu6eW*'^ �7^4, /m IN A LUCIFER-MATCM FACTORY. It certainly is unfortunate that an in­ vention which han been no valuable to the household and, indeed, in all cased where a ready light is desirable, should bring into the world with it so much dia. ,The makers of lucifer nAtches, large numbers of whom reside in Vienna, v. ere *onje years ago attacked with a ni.>-1 singular disease—the rotting away of the jaw-bone. Together with this ugly and most disfiguring complaint in were always constitutional symp­ tom . present which denoted tlie proeenoe .|MUcn in the blood. After a careful rousew )ds t.v k ( trits traced to the phcrsphorus empl y.xi in making tlie matebee. How it . iuLi attack tlie bono was at first a puzzle to the physicians, but it was nt length discovered that tho poisonous tuiure gained admission to the bonetby b-n-Svs of decayed teeth. • S 'tne of the German governments . t ndeavored to meet the difficulty by ex­ ; mining the mouths of all persons em;■! neJ in lucifer match factories, and •uiiniissing from employment any artisan who had unsound teeth. This, to a trtam .-xteut, mot the case; but inasi.vwh is it is impossible to give every ■ >rk;uan a clean bill of health with r.^|»-t’t to hto morals tho remedy, or i jtii.T the preventive, was not thorough. > mV twenty years ago the disease also appeared in New Haven, and a medical i xi-rt was instructed to investigate tho mslK-r. After making a careful inquiry the discovered, cmtAf fifty-nine patients, fifteen di. d. and the others were greatly (disfigured by the destruction of the iup|»T or lower jaw; in some cases both. I- t- inqxMSible to picture a more disfigflring disease, or one wliich leads to ju-r discomfort, inasmuch as in many u-'M the speech to destroyed and also the pt.^-ss of maxticatiop. The'only etfeetufer method of obliter..ting the dtecase is to get rid of the pbosjphorus. or 0f so altering ita character as : > deprive its fumes of their deazily virtfirnc.'. Thc common spirting match is greatest offender in this particular inasmuch m it contains tho most phosi.l.orus. There matches made of amor­ phous phosphorus, or phosphorus baked nr a cdrt.iin period of time, are believed • be harmless. Many attempts liave. tM-.’n'm«d<- to prmiuce matches from this rakitanct1 in 4-onne«rtion with chlorate of i- -tas.’:. and at last with success. The iomL:n ition. however, only takes place ihithu ;.ct of * striking the light, the utin\rt 4nnS<,r <'MStiiig in any attempt to rimw/i* them |<ennnnently together, 'E ..if.-ty nntdi to made principally of ■ id Tate of (Krtash, mixed with black , ude of-mangwnere^ red lead, sulphuret < : antimony and glue, while tho amor­ phous phosphorus to placed upon the box iihut. I'of the ordinary aand-j»aper, and th ■ old-.. of the two materials produoa tile light. It to unfortunate that a light can only . be produced with the box. as working­ : uvt care to be troubled by carry­ ing on.? about. Until this difficulty to got •-■Vex, this excellent invention, calculated to get rid of, a most distressing disease, will only be used in tho houst’hold. the ordinary match that will strike against ovtr it which the rough and thoughthsw will (hiinantL It to quite door, however, tli.it for all domestic purpoewrt, thu old match ought to be given up.—Brooklyn fluttering js one of the most dtotrauing ' of vocal defects, and it is a little singular that many parents think it a misfortune that to not susceptible of oov- This n a e or- will nace, ven- arlor onN® Uiu stutterer in a cave for years and compel him to place pebbles in hb mouth after the manner of Damosthanoi. Syllabic accentuation, pnwmng the continuity of round while beatmg time, wn simpler method, and lias proved truccmafvl in the case of Dr. I Lammoud anil others. Another metliod is to take long br.-uth, and tlien to close the teeth nn.i speak between Che closed tootli, Allowing the air to pass out slowly. It i' <aid that two weeks' practice of this ezperiment will effect an improvement. It will not be necessary afterward to k«q» the tenth closed all the time when sj-e.-dnng, but a long inspiration, should always taken, the air being expelled slowly.—Courier-Journal. THE problem OF ufe. ALEXANDER’S DILEMMA • l»be at tbe breUT TING HIS OWN THROAT, thrUI ’» • -w wh“<i7 “ *>“ “• BO Throosb », umUm. wMta a . a, gem (1 spnen “■‘"HS? °< *"” “d of In tlm I rlrnrw. .L,, ____ . U0W dSto kQ0W thnt thc v&nlahed Hav^E^“U<Jed ^BIn homes on that r»im ——j J--. - <■>« wuiarencM are, betide tho cxar, tbo Ru**lau minister* to Turkay and Greece. vnr-inna ___ A et how can I Uve if I uro but by bread? Ohl ”“^5? mr8df th<*° aDd th“® I think of tho Uvea that went out tong ago; ° 1 the grRVM nre uuder th« ----------------- uw w-on asaomuioa in southern and north we*tern Ituaala. King v“r?‘* of itoatnjLC1“ and Price Nicola* of im.M-i i-----.7 J imperial cuuncUi rjrhrfiq?"U°v WhIch U prvaent at u» ^^nceat “And recompense neck for the value of The lipa that hare klaaed, and the hearts , thatehare bled For other torn hearts. And they Wb„ made rhymes. And all the great souls that ever rung chimes died. Are they dead? 7 “ intricate! How do we know 1 liAt tho fair human flower matured by thc earth— Impregnate by love—may not yield the birth Of a son) through the pangs of it* Infinite wc»? —Woman's World. IMPORTATION OF ARTIFICIAL EYES. Nearly all tho artificialeyeeuwxi in this country are imported from Europe. Attempta have been mado to miuiufacture them hore, but. thp industry has never flourished. Tho flnewt eyes an* mado in Paris, and good ones come from Ger­ many and Switzerland. Tlw* eyes are. made of glaw. and are in the shupo of a hollow hemisphere. The pupil is formed of colored glass, and ita execution requinw the greatrei skill on tho part of the workmen. Tbe white of tho eye is imitated with wonderful acoorncy.^ It is of cream white, yellowish white, blue white, or any other shade no an to ex­ actly match tlio wiiiut of thu remaining real eye. Before tlie fimjJ'gluxing is put ou small red veins are traced with a pen­ cil on tlie 'surfarc. There to a slight ridge along tlie edges which enables tho muscles of the socket to tak» hold and move the ball. Dealers in artificial eyes keep them in separate Ixixes, which they call die blue box, the black box, tha brown box, and so on. Three boxes contain eyee of all sizes, from ai largo aa a marble to one as large as a pigeon'* egg. A dealer in artificial eytw said: “We fit tho eyes to flu? sockets by boating and softening die ball, and then cutting it with hot scissors to the proper sixe and alutpe. Tlie hollow part fits over the stump of die eye. When thia is neatly done the eye raorm as readily as the other eye, and it to difficult to tell which -- -— motrttis. Every­ body ts now beginning to admtt that the abetor of this mojxsntons question is the autocrat of Russia. Tho diplomatic confer­ ence «*u held Saturday and the military cbbbgil. which will bo more prolonged, will bocrln at *r*>* --- -- 1. . . , , ..------- OTMUMouny guar tea. I had tho good fortune Sunday to anItinrAW an . n.-L. -V r. . . . -----— ...Hj, ■ lung iu*paicj M. de Nelidoff, tho Russian minister at I.lvmHa- -riL. — - - - — .. -------- ------- .u.uuw uMirwaaMau wiui “*• attache I found the meaning of bls last nhr.^, Tk-f... i_____ . , ...... " --------- J---- Ml I.UHWIICO the Turco-Ruaaian war nod he must Und bloody employment for it To disband it now would lx.- to turn loose upon hi* own I>oop]o 250,am dlaapj-oiotr*!. dis,gusto!, send, savage soldiers, who would soon became -Nihilist,, and take n terrible revenge upon the czar and everything that is Russian. rrinw’ blondobrkorf-Komkoif, whose military advicn has great weight with tho STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS. Longfellow * should have been subjected to bereav<>mi*nt in the most' tragic and appalling fonrf seems a stroke of fate as cruel m the trutal bruising of a flower. The catastrophe to thus recounted by his biographer: “On the 9th of July hto wife was Hitting in the library with her two little girls engaged in Mvding up some small packages of their curls, which she had just cut off. From a match fallen Wasinxoros City, April X—Mr. Jowph I Waalr. _ ____ '•__________‘ _ upon the floor her light summer dress caught fire; die shock was too great, and she died the next morning. Three day* later her burial took place at Mount Au­ burn. It was the anniversary of her -------- . — — wo . wpvi », m iwuu w■ ; marriage day, and on her beautiful head, iron and rtecl industries, 230; coal mining, lovely and unmarred in death, some hand ite; textile trades, 48; cigar-making, had placed a wreath of orange blossoms. uoiim, so; gia** luatuincs, a<; Her husband waa not tliere—confined to lus chamber by the severe burns which piano-making, It; boot and show mat-tog,.II Much tho greater proportion (71W par cent I he had himself received. nf 'b— I _>__ _____ ■ “These wounds healed with time; time could only ossauge, never heal, tbe deeper wounds that burned within. He bore his grief in silenc-j; only after months hail passed could he sjieak of it, and then only iu fewest words. To a visitor who exproseed a hope that he tian. might be enabled to ‘bear hto cross' with STATISTICS PREPARED BY WEEKS, OF THE CENSUS BUREAU. short of linen or lisle thread, with shirte selling nt 41) rente apiece, os I noticed nt one store recently, and underwear at bat Chicago, April '.'A—The «trik* of the Loitnoy, Ajiril 3 .—Mr. Gladstone lias written to the Chronicle calling attention to a leader in that papor containing the al­ legation that he had heretoforo taught* that General Superintendent Wright said batur- *imp!y tfiwe: The Rtrikera hare bark to work unconditionally, railroad ooenpany ba* gire guaranty whatever, mado nu o reoentative* tn parliament, that such homo bad hitherto been employed, and will lie Lo.vdos, April 20.—It is stated that quite salt of perspiration and of tears, which dulls and roughens the surface. For this out at night, which atoo gives a rest to tlie BuckoL If the lachrymal duct has well with an artifica! eye as with a good one."—New York Sun. Ghtaa«Q Tisnaa. Lotnxnt, April 91 In a wrmcn at TburlM, Sunday, tho moat Iter. Thoma* W. Crake, Roman Catholic archbl*hop*of Cashel, wliemuutly ixuiegyrlted Mr. Gladstone to AN ASIAN OFFICIAL BUTCHER. Hood's Sarsaparilla are willing to Uuok to our point i all through, namely, that th* company will not be '-oorced into dtaemploylng any of their employe* merely b*caua* other employes wi<b ft That point wv have gamed." OnTtiie other baud, Chairman ^tahl of tbo switchmen’* conunlttoo exhibit* n docmzwut purjorting to bo an agreement aignad by signature or signature* to tho statement The live irtriker* who wen* nrreeted and bold in ll.NX) bonds each, on three chargee, w«ro dlimiaoad Saturday morning, Mr. against them that they cared to introduce In Hi* Torrllory. NO SIGNS OF WEAKENING Amur, April 2tl—Authentic nd vice* re­ ceived here confirm the report Ifiiat the emir of IlaiTan, a town In Aaiatic Turkey ba* caused the mncMcre of all European* m hl* Naw York, April 94.—No progx** to­ capital and also ac*-omuli*b«d tbv murder of evary member of the Italian *cuuutillc cxiMsdltlon under tbs command. of Count Fttrra, which w*« conducting ireeoroba* or* are now fully convinced that a long within the emir'a territory. light it before them and uro making all preparation* poealbla Nona of the men I’ARIS, April •/-“J. -La Sociote <te* Agri­ cultures de France, consisting of over members, and including many pereon* prominent in agricultural economy and Hcicmce, hoe olheially decide*! to cuablish a French draught-liora^ atod-book, the detail* which the mala eiety . — do irait, admitting tho Psrcheron Norman Ltoultonii, 1.roton, and other local kind* not Trait Unlike oilier French utud books, which, acror ilug to their regulation* admit all horses born withla a specified territory, " In Ito winter of 18701 waa attacked with Scrofula in one of the most aggravating form*. At one ttme I had no less than thirteen large ab»ces*«i over and around my neck and throat. coutlnuaDy exuding an offensive mats of bloody matter disgusting In behold, and almost Intolerable to endure. It 1* tapoMtblo to fully describe tny oufferinirt. a* the oaro was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After three year* of misery, having been treated by three physicians, I wo* worse than ever. Finally, on Che recommendation of W. j. Huntley, druggtat, of Lock port, I was induced to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Andjmw. ator haring taken twelve bottles, within the laeT twelve months, tlio scrofulous eruptions have entirety eeaaed. and the Itiifi— ti have all dlaappeurrd. except t he unsightly roar*, wldeh ate dally b>*c< rnlngasmaller by decree*, and hejintlf illy !<••, Id • ii.it Know what It may have do:;e for others, but I do know that la my ease. Hood a Parsarariila baa proved an effective *p<-cl!1c indeed. Aa an evidence ot n.y gratitude 1 send these facta unsolicited, and I am ready to verify tho authenticity of thia cure, by i» r><>nal carreopondeooe wtth any one who doubt* It.” Chamix* A lto»ekt*. East Wllron. N. T. Till* statement Is confirmed by W. J. Hart­ ley, draggirt, of Lockport. N. Y., who ealls Clio cure a gmal victory for Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Send for book giving statement* of many cure*. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by ail druggist*, fit; six for fia. Mado only by C.L HOOD fit CO., Lowell, Mass. 1OO Boses Ono Dollar. FOR SALE CHEAP.-One-hundra! farm tor sale. Ovo mile* south of Hart­ 17' AacreRMSixty tags. acres Improved, living water, good By which default the power of oale in sold aaortgue contallied ha* become operative, and where m there 1* new claimed to be dun and unpaid ou Mid mortgage and thc boud accompanying the same, al the date of this notice, the sum at four thousand fire hundred-ami sixty dollar* t*4JM0.) and no suit nrocredlita h.rlh, f„.r-nor ftatr-.n •., /'..IL—at r taw ft... or In equity «-><■ Now. therefore, notice b hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale in sala mortgacecon-' tallied, and tlie statute in surt> ease made and provided, pn the ninth day of July A D. iw. al nine o’clock In the forenoon at the north front iloor of the Barrj County Court House tn the City of Hurting*, in Uio County of Barry, Michi­ gan. that belDK the place at bolding h Circuit Court for the *ald County ot Harry, wher Mid nretnlaca are situate!, there will be sold at ned.ol Annuirst.rnnncriy Ann Myers. gu« •Ilan of Mid minor, praying for rcaauns there set forth, that she may te licensed to *c» et tain real estate tn said petition dcacribed. forenoon, be aaslgned /or thc bearing ot said petition, and that tbe heir* at taw of Mid minor, and all otner perrons tntervated in said —--------------- appear at a session of liolden at the Probate istlng*. ...» W- In aald eoualy. to be inibllstied In tbe Hutinn Baxnkb. a BMmMT printed and circulated In said County of Barry onee In e*nb week for three »ueees»lre we«-.ks previous to Mid day of hearing Wm. W. COLB, (A True Copy.) Judge at Probate. State of Michigan. In tae alrcull eoort for the Ambroac' Hubfcll vs. Mosre Nlswonger’aud James G. Jordan. Notice is hereby Riven that on the 37th day of March. A. D. 1*M. a writ of attachment w** 1» tendant*. for the sum of «i«L00; whleh »ai< writ w*» returnable on the «th day ot Apr!!. A D. MM. Dated Anri! 36th. IW CLEMENT SMITH. Att’y for Pltff. Default having been mode In Che payment of a mortgiqte made by Cordelia Sll*by to Philip Holler. Maxm mb. 188a, and on the same day recorded In tbe office ot Register of Deeds, ot Barry County iu Uber « of mortgage*, page sa. ' on which mart­ gage there H now due FJV.4I. Said mortgare ha* been aligned to Valentine Lien* and said assignment duly reeontod. and no nullm,.n. or pro­ ... . ■S23«nk»fk«.isEUV(B CLKMBNT SMITH. AttortK-y. WinnHBAiuut, Pa., April 34.—Not since -fiS baa there boon *uch a turnout of minwere In line. All the col- propio. The following corwplcuou* mottoes were carrtel in th* parade: "Wo want eight hour* for a day* work and living," "Our bazarJoua work demand* just c*xn|wa- Irate our dlfllcuitHH.'’ Wluru you have occasion io Muy another SUIT OF CLOTHES or 0VEHC0AT, for yourself ior boys, see that tho above label is on the coat, and you will soctiro Every garment bears a ticket, bn which appears the “ T, C. & Ci:”monogram (trade mark). Try it R. K. GRANT. common* and were addrreeed by The grand jury nt St. Louis indicted nine 1 CURE FITS! BEST FITTING, BEST WEARING and BEST LOOK­ ING CLOTHING MADE. the In warwW-tltfl U,uf. George E. Graham In tho Springteld jail Mortgage Sal*. Default having been made in Uie condition* of a certain tnortRago made and execute! by polio* force protecting the company's proj>- flosd in jail Judge Itekar vu uocom;«ui«l by Mre. Molloy, who will probably ... ...l.k L. N. MOSHER, <arbard and all kind* of fralL One-quarter of a r-art thereof, notice Is I mile from a good school house. Terms re;«sonFor particular* Inquire of Daniel Brant Court House. In the City of HMtlnjrt, Barry striking hands The cars of the company, able. on said premises. under police protection, ware being run Sat­ urday with more regularity than at any amount fine thereon, and the legal creU. Said premia** ore described m the north east quarter« the north vast quarter of aecUnn twenty-live, town three north of range ten wort, company'* stable* on Slxty-Ufth itreet in Barn County. Michigan. shortly sRer 7 o’clock, and followed one Fully ROW) men MU uu,.. —-- --- --- ---------- W- ' applte! to Judge Wallace Tuesday for tn *»<-tiru her mliAl All goods guaranteed just as represented. A Terrible Caso of Scrofula Cured by urtifloial sya coot* *3, and lasts from one that we mean just whal we say. .much thereof a* may be necessary to satisfy the amount due thereon. with later eat al eight percent per annum, and Uieco*t and expense* allowed by law. including an at­ torney fee of thirty-five dollar* a* allowed bylaw and a* provided foi th said mortgage, Mtfi nremisM being descrioed in said mortgage as IkUows to Wit: All those certain pieces or par for eating, one can feed better and ert* of land situate In tbe townahlm ol Johnacheaper in New York to-day than in Lon­ don or Paris. For 215 cents I can buy a toaraalilp number one north of range eight west. healthier and a heartier meal in this city tlie south east quarter of the north west quarter tluui I ever could in tho cook-shops of of section seven tn township numbw one north London or the cheap tables d'hote of Paris, and I am credibly informed that quarter of section wvan in sold township, one north ot rampsevea wort.prices acroiui tho water have rather in­ Dated April 15th, A. D. IMS. WALTER CLARK. Mort**Kte. creased and tlie quality of food deteri­ F.M. WADI.KIGH. orated since my time.—4few York News Attorney for Mortgagee. “B&bblo.” Probata Order. State of Michigan, County ot Barry—m. At a session ol the Frotmte wart for the County ot Barry , bolden at the I'roliate Office tn Rhe City ol Hastings. In ssld County, on Tw'vlxj, the 13th day ot April. In the year oue thousand eight hundred and clchty-aix. ITesent. Wm. W. Cote. Judge of Probate. provided they reader as faithful and efficient Petitioos against toe bill ware circulated In the veatrie* of th* Landau and provincial cburcltea Sunday. WE CAN GIVE YOU 4 lb* p^Snda ot any brand................ 4 " Bird h bar* Lefit soap........ .. ................ • aTownnflt Soap......................... I lb good brooking Tobaeeo-----f good.no* CA “ A Creat Victory hurt September, not “Artificial «fw are used not only to improve die appsarancu, but alao to protect tho iteump from injury, which We rerry a full line of Ery Good*. GroMriea. !(<«)(' iu;d shore end u small stock of Drags and Hardware, and al! kiu<!» of small Farming Tools Tho manner of clothing -- «—----------- ing to tho European level with us. A few yearn ago it coat three times as much to dreaa decently in WHO WON THE FIGHT! ANGLO-IRISH POLITICS. aouting more than 8,0)0 person* at prw**nt employ .-d In the Irish civil ear vice ba* r-cen appoluted to watch the progrea* of tho homo SPRIIG US M GOODS V, hJ.-h we hare . .I.--. ixnight_ at .. the lovres Cosh Price 1 L^CET. KICU.* only infrequent phrases and lines that unsucoowfuL Of 4S- strike* or lockout* reveal the sorrow lying over at hfa heart. against or for a reduction, 3 only were suc- —New York Sun. creaful, S w*re ccmpromiaed. and 34 were unauccreaful Tho tradesman from whom I acquire mj haberdashery informs mo that tho dry goods stores are ruining hitbusinres. They all deal in shirts, collars, cuffs, un­ ministration and method* of work thortrik** derwear and the rest for mon, and mar­ ried men almost invariably do their shop­ ping by the proxy of their wives, instead of going to tho furnishing goods store, as lockouts Of Clu clsMifiod a* strikes, of old- It is getting so had, he avers, tlio result* of .Stiy are glvorn tiiat unmarried men get their female rela­ tives and friends to do tho buying for them, even at the risk of having to give them the discount in ice cream or oys­ ters. The only hope I could hold forth to him'was to cut his prices to compete with his formidable rivals. In fact, there impelled toward a step which bp mu»» re- for an explanation of the meaning of homo ^yi: WISH TO SAY yea; but what if one is atretched upon it? boneyewubed with NIMlUm and such an order would make every man of them a conspirator. Instead of retiring to tlu>!r own country they would fonn in gwu-illa bond* and ravage tho country. They would ateo, beyond a doubt, seek the life of th- artificial eyes.. are uiwd by workmen, especially Uioqa in iron foundries, where A few remaining herds of chamois in the Berner Ob»*rland have become so shy that they avoid the haunts of men oven in tho coldest winters, and tho Swiss papers predict that tlie next protracted frost, following a deep snow, will seal their doom. A few troops still elude pursuit in the wild 'highlands of the Canton Temin and in tho dreary summit-rep^ons of the Styrian Alps, or are petted in the Tyroleae game preserv**. but from the old hunting­ grounds of the Alpen Jager both The Music puiiliaheni, equally with book | chamois nnd the ibex have, probably for­ puhliahvrA havM large dealings with am- ever. disappeared. The bustard (otts ■itcure. that b tony, with people who tarda), a fowl as large as a turkey, and han* written Bongs iu a diversion, and once a favorite game bird of tho south are determined to have them published England and north German sportsmen, at all. haranls. And music publishers is now found only iu the sandhills of the tell some very funny stories about such lower Volga. The beaver has disap­ vxpurienccit. Ont* funny story they do peared from westeTn Europe; tho black not udl either with frequency or gusto. cock survives only under the protection In Kfveral cnses amateurs who have pub- of a few hunting lords, and tho last lynx blislied songs on their own account have of the German hunting grounds was •(tumbled upon suocetraee, and, of course, killed three years ago near the head have pocketed all the profits. Thb con­ waters of the Isar, in southern Havana. tingency is now provided against by pub- —Dr. Oswald in Chicago Times. lianers requiring that the amatonr song­ writer shall buy a sufficient number of his songs at the retail price to cover the Tho quantity of natural gnu “blowing «« of publication. Thereafter the pub­ oft" or going to waste is something start­ lisher pays fl1(- amateur a royalty on ling. Tho amount which is not utilized every copy sold, just as though ho were would more than furnish a city like Pitte* profesaianuL—New York Mail and burg with fuel in abundance. 11m low Express. in wastage in two districts in Pennsylva­ nia, it is estimated, v*-ill reach 100,000,000 cubic fret r-r day. In the entire ga* If we place a drop of acid on the skin field about 284.000,000 cubic foot of gaa of the.lumbar region of a decapitated are wasted doily—an equivalent of 264,­ tnbg, we immediately seo the foot ou tiw 000 bushels of coal burned in tlie air—corresponding adi*‘ lifted to scratch it representing the daily work of 3.8OT and rub the spot irritated by the acid. rr.inr.rR.—N'cw Orleans Timee-Democrat. I- w» repeat tlie experiment after liav>ng amputated the foot, the application nf the acid puts the frog into an evident Medical treatment in out-of-the-way state of agitation. It makee fruitless ef­ Italian villages seems to partake of the fort.* with the stump, hesitates, stops, naturu << rnKtioc io tU,k, •«“ b n-nis to reflect and ends by employing uinoi.1 with • htU» locwl „p«rtlti<ra. tlie other foot to wipe off the acid.— Wh«> • 1«™» •wdlowt • Journal of Mental Science. -OMO- «H«et» » •or" Vr rotUog hot ton, on lu. iwthmt Md Jio« M. ww 1 tab»u Ubim •ubjwawl a persons blows upon them in a varticol faction. KEEP THE COSSACKS FROM CUT­ "rm?srnjtrtTcrAUc! Holian’s New Parallel Elite I ) ADVERTISERS.—Loweax Rate* for adver­ tising In Wl rood newspapers sent taut Addrea* GKO. HOWELL *O07.10 Bpraee*; T mo OFFFKR to introduce them, we wMl Giro Away tte* Seif-Operating Waahltifi Machine*. If you want one send us your name, L°dn,Bgs.yT“~" A TBUtqtaPHYjagTgte Select School and Home Mle-IMei Ckilta & Yeiti �■=Z Hastings Banner. Hastings, Mien., May «h. 1886. EDITORIAL NOTES. Did it not create a feeling of nausea, it might perhaps be amusing tothe iatclligent workingman to read thc rot published in many of the newspapers st the present time in the interest (?) of the said workingman. Witness. “The Monopolist’s Ten Commanihnenta.’* published l*y a contemporary in its issue of last week. Of all the nonsensical nonsense ever put in type this is one of Uic most shsurd ever inflicted upon the intelligent public. Every man who earns his bread by honest toil knows that, as a rule, the workingman that endeavors to do hto duty—to earn the money paid him for his labor—to honor­ ed and respected alike by hto employer and his fellow wage workers, except, perhaps, time servers; those who make every endeavor to get along with doing as little work as possible. Thererto nothing so derogatory to the movement to better the condition of the laboring classes, as the silly vaporings of their self-styled friends, notably the blatent demagogues iniilty of such a literary production ae thohue in question. Tho naked truth to that too many human cormorants are living off the results of ’ the present labor agitation. The radi­ cal agitators are those who have noth­ ing to Jose and everything to gain. Well may th^jLorkingman pray, “De­ THE NEWS Di BRIEF. sondltional (theproW*)'- -- .... . surrender of the state goverment into their bands. No “cheek” about that! raminijn S «U promlnmt mani- JX. it to a much mooted question aa to whether or not congress can legislate so as to speed the day when labor and capital alike will accept arbitration aa the true way to adjust differences. Congressman O’Donnell will doubtless be greatly pained to learn that the aage of the Journal does not agrre with him in the conclusion* arrived at in hto speech on the sugar question. The bill now pending to pension exprisonera of war makes the- period, necessary to secure benefit of the act, 30 days. KING1 , agnlux j. N. Whootar for libeling State meat which. m»neaUr P™h*hb I»«w«ruuy luu AicanxKJ uw> ., ,'.7 limited drn-cta» ti.-kote fro™ HiMWiri "FuraiUre worker. dpn“ad.“1 hour, md . uo J??"' While none gave the ten per rent, • Hurmon, a Dour merchant in Boo­ part compromised by rising five per .. . ___ &<l_ I rankriA I ok rent others gave promiw: of a ten per n --Fifty coal handtare on The docm ot Clowtand quit work on a strike for 14 ounto brewer* struck for has houni «JJd more The complete abolition of the secret wages, which was granted by their em; plovers two days after the “walk outsessions of the senate la what tbe people Brickyard men struck for an inenwe demand. No compromise will be ac­ day night of twenty-five cents a day, but returned The nomination of R. K. Itement to bo to work at the same wages. Four gangs cepted. • ■un eyor general of Utah lot* been reported of G. K. A L section men struck for an Should every saloon kept open over adveroeiy to tbe aenate. Increase of pay. Their place® will b eight Lours be boycotted, the laboring Workmen at Hillsboro, Illa, struck ol» S"about’ 30 Germans and Hollanders masses would be greatly benefited theroby_____________ _ attempted to riot b? street laborers from work on Bridge Garland, by hto testimony hRsdemonday, being th* f.ral of tbe *e-s*on. ___ w street. After overturning two-loaded strated that he to an “innocent’’ aa re­ The mayor of Chicago broad* u* o forgery wagons four policemen appeared on gards poker playing. a telegram with hl* »>gna:uro tendering the scene when the strikers dtoptmed. ■ubatanttel aid to Mnu Gray, the boycotted In a factorv ofie mile north .striker* It fa quite probable that congress will tried to forre a set of men to yield to their demands "but were repulsed bv the not adjourn until August. the amount of < M,«A) on a bonk nt Winni­ men at work armed with Ptecre of peg, ha. bron brought ta-k from Mexico, l>oards: and after the rioters flourished where the nutboridM tarrenderet film revolver* and threw a few rucks they dispersal. These were the only acts of Charles W. Crotheks, of thia Tbe Itepublk-aM of Oregon have uomln- attempted violence. Moulders and met with a serious accident in it pecul­ machinists are preparing to adopt the ted Thoma* B. Corn-Hu* fur governor. iar manner Wednesday evening of last .Lake freight* trom Chicago bavedroppjd new day and effect an increase in wagttt Tradesmen will not work ten hoursweek. When driving his cow from the Kture a number obQnys were playing nrobablv about nine hours a day. Flags'are half-masted in the city ia I on the common near hto house, and Buffata they invited Mr. C. to but. While run­ Tho Union Ita iflo road i» about to cxjxnd memory of Hon. S. L. Withey, J udge ning backwards to get within reach of :n tiw ron»trurt.o:i of a uu.ua d»j»t of U. K Court of Wmtern Michigan, the bull, he caught nto foot and fell in at IJnialia and in enlarging Ita headquarter* who died last week at San Diego, CaL, liver me from my friends." auqh a manner aa to fracture one of the building. whither he had gone.to regain his The present week will form an epoch botes in his leg. No more ball playing Charlo. Fran.la Adams exp:vM*a* tbo health. Hto remains will arrive here in the history of this country. The for him some time to come. opinion that through Itaciflo bo nines., will lx Wednesday. He received hi* appolntr ment under president Lincoln. eight-hoar movement has permeated* LMARRlEb.—At the residence of Ch»sBev. Mr. Higgins, the IMroit evange­ the length and breadth of tho land. tOr Messer, on Broadway, W'ednesday, llie Third avenue hor*o-car line in Nov list. after a Sam Jones style, han made May 1st was the fateful dav designated May 6th. by Rev. J. W. Bancroft,. Mr. York i* *Ull unable to run car* at. night many converts in the West Side M. E. by the workingmen for the inauguration Tbe ilrikem tuave commenced to drive a church during his six week’s protract­ Morse E. Nevin* and Miss Nettle ed meetings. of the movement, which has met with Maples, all of this city. The high con­ tally-ho, whictf find* crowd* of patroaa A jury in tho criminal court at fit. Loula The n-sorting season nt Retd * lake more or less success. But the question tracting parties have hbsta oMriends in convicted a Miwouri Pacific rtrikcr named opened. Sunday. A balloon ascension is Dot by any means settled. Incited thi* dty. the groom being one of our John Holland for moulting a brakeman, was' the chief attraction of the day at leading’ business men, and the bride, and a puni Jnnonl of thirty day* in jail was the lake. About 6,000 persons passed by hot-headed agitators, the workman a cousin of Mrs. Chester Messer, a the day recreating out of thc city. to in a state of unrest, and insecurity is most ffltimable yoigig lady. Mr. and Strawberries in market—st", enty-fivt? perceptable in business circles. As to Mrs. Nevins left for Detroit on the A Ore at I'ewrton, England, destroyed cents per quart. ( the outcome, or where the end will be afternoon train, accompanied by the best wishes of all. They will be absent Wilkinaon'i mill* and many adjoining build- . A movement to on foot by the valley none can foretell. Strikes are in progress tag*, tbo loo being <750,001 city boys to engage the National league but a few days, and will remain reaito piny exhibition ball games at this all over, the land. Millions of dollars dents of thi* city. The Banner ex­ English Uternturo in Chicago nnnendty, place. will be sacrificed in the struggle, and tend* congratulations?) died Thurelay from an overdo** of opium. Tbe Grand Rapids base ball club to a these millions must be wrung ultimately EDITOR BANNER: thing ot the past. from the laboring classes, the producers.• In your issue ot last week I see vou The theatre closes with “Streeta tn It is patent that the movement, at thei make an error in saying that I have a and an active Democratic politician, died Nejr-York" and “Shadow of a great dty." present time, is ill-iulvtoed and against colt bv “Holborn." This colt Is by Tbunday. A French odlcor, in full uniform, married “Greenbacks," half brother to Hollom, Later: At this writing men are thc better judgment and council of the1 and without doubt as fast and well grouped in large crowds upon tbe more conservative of the Knights of bred :us tiny colt of his age in the state. street*. Some factories which declined Lador. But the fight is on, and all This colt’s dam was bred to Greenijacks interfered. to give an increase of wages are ex­ It i* rojiorted from Memph!*, Teen., that periencing a “walk out" by the mt®, before I bought Holborn. I shall breed classes will be effected thereby. its dam to Holborn this spring, as Hol- two nogrue* were Laagod below Friani lierkftj’ & Gay are running with a force The committees appointed by the। bom is a colt of more size than Green­ of hittf a dozen men. Hundreds are upon the street* threatening to return state grange and the state assembly of bucks, and I want to raise a good sized roadster. Holborn is in good shape only when a raise to conceded. No one the knights of labor to. confer with a this spring; has grown to be 15J( hands can predict their action a day in future. view to the cooperation of the two or­ and weighed three weeks ago 1,125 lbs. ■ Where thousand* of men are engaged ganizations met at Grand Bapids last Was but three years old last month, and in the calling makes a field for .. same . = c ItapJda a Tbo Catholic tally of Chicago Tbnraday . week. No definite result was achieved, to yet but a colt. Our people here are making- a mistake, some of them, in collousal field. however. A discussion revealed the not breeding to him on account of thti Very Truly i our*. fact that the interests of one are service fee. I um not speaking ao WOLVERINE. the interests of the other, but the much for mvself a* some might think, <2,001 details of the proposed amalgamation as I shall probably have al! he am do this year; nut I would like to have the could not be satisfactorily arranged. people see that in order to get fine well- planted in Green lay 55,000,000 whlto-tUh PUKt. It is expected that at a auboequent bred stock that will sei1 in any market, meeting to be held the committee will they must breed in that direction. argee ujion some plan to be submitted Coldwater and vicinity people , have , sold and shipped fti the past year and a Ireland. to the state executive committees of Charter* were mado in Chicago Friday -- half nau over 8100.000 ciwuw worth worm of oi horaes. uooa, ' both organizations. ( mostly high bred roadsters or trotting for 450,(JOO bnahel* of wheat to Buffalo at 3 horses. These horses went to the eastThe eight hour movement will be , ern markets, New York, Boston, etc; benefit to tbe laboring man cnily on but they had breeding, or they couM condition that be receive the same -wages not have been sold for Jt, perhaps ,\g. ■boa factoriv*, the too* being <60,0X1 for eight hours as for ten. If be receive the money. Hastings and vicinity might be as good a market in time if trader at Fort Button, D. T., followed pay for but eight hours labor, the pru­ the people are liberal in the support of tbo exam [lie of hi* molboh, and shot himaulf dent wage wortier of family must needs standard bred horses; but never can be deprive his family of the comforts the unless lil>erallty to shown in breeding. extra two hours labor per day would It will pay well, too. Below to the summing up of a sound editorial In a rich agricultural give them. A large majority of labor­ this wedk’s Breeder’s Gazette of Chica­ ers no doubt would prefer to work ten go. one of the very best stock journals hours per day, instead of eight, at a fair In all the land, devoted to the breeding Chapter penitentiary uard a *ai MOST PERFECT MADE of high grade stock of all kinds, the compensation therefor. editor being a practical breeder of long The New York Times of a recent experience: “From Maine to Florida and • from Thuraday night, a convicted murderer, mice mine mm co.. date contains an account of the won­ Massachusetts tq California, eveky chicaoo. rr, u derful Turnbell telephone, alleging State and Territory is dotted with that by the aid of this inven­ farms devoted to the breeding of the »upport hl* trouxors. Tli lir*t game* :u Uw National Ho*» Hail tion conversation was recently succee- trotter and roadster—a horsrthat will fuBv carried on a distance ot 1,020 miles, always bring in open market more than leaguu were ptayod Thursday. Following it has cost to raise him, and that, when i* tbo Mooro: At Nov York—Becton 4, Now the operators l>eing able to distinguish unfit for racing, can be utilized for road­ York 5; at Waahiagtou City—Wu*h- It!? SPECIAL each others voice. G, Philadelphia 3; at driving or the family carriage. There ingtoti Ixmi*. Detroit V, 8t Loula to no source of wealth more certain BL Dakota must awhile longer stand up­ than the breeding of the American 2, Americanaaooctatlou: At Philadelphia on the threshold awaiting admission light-harness horse, and people who —Athletics s, MotropoUtau.1 8; at Clnauinto the union, the house committee of imagine that the runner will ever su­ natl-BL Loui* ■.*, Cincinnati 4, five Innings; at Baltimore-Baltimore* 14, Brooklyn* U congress having decided against ite persede him in the «teem of the people are greatly mtotakeSL Our thousand admission. This is an insult and an and one trotting traekg, and tho boule­ outrage. The only disability of Dako­ vards and drives of every cRy and town street Saturday, in hi* both year. ta Is that it to overwhelmingly republi- in the land, boar witness to the love which the Americans have for the trot­ ter.” From the breeding fanxi where I death by inhaling Buffalo gnata The New York Sun crieu aloud in ita tougfat Holbom, other colts have agony, “What is the use of working for been sold that afterwards brought, one Hastings Mabkstb. the democratic ticket when democratic •22J»00. erne 811 ,W0. one «X»u. one 8A.party workers are frowned upon by a 000, and many others that could be sold Cincinnati. democratic abministration ?” And still for large amounts; for Inntanoe, the full brother to "Holbom,” one ym older, no answering sound except the rever­ can be sold any time, if his oxnm berating echo of its own words. would take it. for 810,(100. I am not «*rort*d to U'lndaor. A quarrel nt Indianapolis between John saying that we can sell horses for any When he said that there was already such money here at present; but we a mode by which tlie whole working never can get there unless we breed that way. force of railroads can l» put^unrter tbe Frederick Doogtaoa ha* written to a Boa Yocrv truly, W. H. SCHANTZ. control of the people, Jay Gould utter­ tea genttenau. expreaeing graUluJe tor ed a profound truth. The only difficul­ ty is in enfortfng^helaw. Additional Local Items. m The credit system involves time and money warted iu ing bocks. It mean* big fees for the justice and constable f means the loss of hundreds of dollars every year in any h^j. ness in unoollectable acoonnte. WORSE THAN ALL It means high prices for good*. The good paying customers pays 1st—The first cost of the gtfods., 2d—The regular percentage of profit. fid—A large percentage for the losses enumerate.) above from the credit system. THE CASH DEALER Can give his customers this large percentage of loss from the credit business. As he can sell goods cheajsr than his credit competitors, he can also sell moft . goods The more goods he sells, tho smaller profit he can charge on >arh lot of goods sold. Are plainfacte, which appeal to your common sense. J. H. BEAMER & CO Have the largest stock of groceries, crockcry am! previaon, in Barry county. They sell for Cash, and cash only. They are the only grocery house in the county doings strictly cash business They can and do sell goods in their line cheaper than any other house in Barry county. A strict test will convinceypu of these fact. AU goods warranted. All goods sold at lowest figures for’Cash. Respectfully, J.H. BEAMER & CO. VTRAORDINARY Values! ------- D<-------- Ladies’ and Children’s Jerseys and Jackets! JL^JRICEfc W e have the most Complete Stock in the City. laEXTRACTS Our New Spring Stock is In most perfect made Nine-tenths of the people of this country will rejoice at the news that Herr Most, the anarchist, has been indlclKl in New York city, and there is a fair prospect of hto going into retire- la the light of roeent event* o»e fa Um Virginia. J[ABY a 00BB,------------------- -- FAKHlOHiABLK AND COMPRISES All the Latest Novelties ! Come and See I Remember that in The Little Brick Grocery We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, we pay more for Butter and Egg^- • &, Barnes. �The Hastings Banner. < . PEIWON*L_MEHTION. SiUin^r “ ““ 'R*Pld'" (fASTiNGS.THUBBDAY.MAX B.WM ftM-’Bole Mid family Bpent Sunday at Ann .Arbor. ' Local Advertising Rates: ,r> NoUws 'cvnta per line. , Thanks. 10 eents I*r 11M. i! u-l ute and Death no.lccs free. __ Julres Kntert.-.tHinent.Mforprofltnfln. .. 7m,rdVr>ri>rtnanations, except forcharitable purpose, will be etarswl fur al uL.fr ¥.“°? “d Rapids Monday. , Th® monument ™ mnde at the marble works in this dty. Ol ine W™1 <® Or“J Mm. D. R. McElwain is spending a few days at Lansing. B "The dogs of war have been loosed" Mrs. R. Austin, nee Mrs. 8. Altoft, of among tte newspapers of Manisteeit S? l£o th.’’/o,x! 01d d*y» of 10 or 15 Chicago, is in this dty. . ears ago. to witness a wordv war John Rusa, of New Mexico, is making among the papers of that city. y Hustings friends a visit ?»'.• A- K- Stewart wishes to thus w2r; *X: ^'an Horn, of fowling, publicly return his heartfelt thanks to * us in the city Saturday. IVyr,£rOi'?fi frienda who so kindly . *•G- Goodyear made a business trip to Grand Rapids Monday. u Mrs. J. Garver, of Woodland, is the . land Mr. ETrlinwune"n&4, SnB guest of Mrs. John Weissert. Miss Maude Stebbins is the- happy h.-n> pennaarnUy. thus altordina th? owner or a new upright piano. tanners a linMw market for hay. ., >■( week I will have something to an?-4,»5X’ Antdrus “»d wife spent Sun­ A lahoe audience greeted the little say about day with relatives at Battle Creek. folks at Uolon Hall Tiusday evening Miss Belle Hicks returned to-day at their mualral demonstration. AU from a visit among Middleville friends. >t overtook it. were well plmeed with the entertain­ Rev. A. K. Stewart accompanied the ment, and loud in their praiaea ot J-rot. Of hiS n,Other lo Woodstock, Shepard us an instructor. JOHNBESSMER, Jeweler. Local News Jim Suidmore and Wm. McPherson Walter Warner, of Chicago, is spend­ were on Friday arrested for killing'fish ing a few days with his parents in this With dynamite, and arraigned before city. . \rl.re£. Hiller rent*d a portion ot for May 4th , The gentlemen win Mrs. McClintock a house on Jefferson th? UlM' oI d-vu“i'ite for street. some time to come. Charles Jones is * enjoying a wellFulton Miller, of Rutland, has •■urned vacation, visiting friends ut been urrtwtl and bound over for trial Oscoda. in the Circuit Court, on the chiurge of Rev. Carlisle, of Grand Rapids, occu­ enticing away a female under the age pied the pulpit of the M. H church ot Hi years for the purpow of prostitu­ Sunday. . tion. etc. His arrest remlted from the Mrs. W. 11. Hayford is quite! ill. She rase of Elia Paul, noticed elsewhere. htp» Iwn confined to her bed for about The attendance at the city schools a week. . has fallen off somewhat, from h«jr of Mrs. A. D. Lake, of Vermontville, is the diphtheria becoming epidemic. It spending a few dav» with friends in this place. ls now thought that is past ut thc the danger danger is past, I as no new cases have developed dur dur-­ Mr. Davis and Miss Jessie Eycleaheling the past week. There have been infer, of Middleville, spent Sunday at four cases tn tlie city this spring, two this place. resulting fatally. John Detainer in response to a sum­ v riday evening 1. W. Vrooman was mons to serve as jurior, went to Grand ordered to arise from his bed—where he Rapitls Tuesday. and wire, wife, or of .Noruivrn Northern had himself juruie for the ...... snugly enscoused iuuucii »duller uiivi auu night—by comrades of Fitzgerald iK»t I A”‘‘hlK:‘n, were m the city a few days who had gotten up a uurpriw for his ;of week. at <] rand Raptas Ike says,-By gum; they made me dance.’ The astute horse reporter gut things! , nsbouaiion S. Hccox, ot Irving, Col. Barry considerably mixed in the item Ddative 1 ('4 Battalion G. A. R., is very ill, of to W. H. Schantz’ colt lart week. How- ,y?hoH1 Pne,»nonix ever, the fact was brought out that Mr. ‘ -Mattison leaves in a few S. is the owner of a fine colt. Thc i '‘■P*tor “ extended visit with her paaforesnid h. r. has his head in sunk, at Hudson. Mich. tO XIrH- Hnttto Walker, of Martin, is able to distinguish the diffm-noe he- spending the week with her parents, tween thoroughbred and standard bred 1 (Joo. 11/Brooks and wife. * hnjnes. , . .. ,, .. ... Bert Morrill, of Grand Rapids, spent '-A.r a meeting of the Hastings Fire a few days of the past week with his Department^, held Monday evening, the I Chester and IL B. Mesmer. following . Parker started Tuesday morufollowing officers officers were were elected elected for for the j ensuing year: Chief—H. F. Ford. iKi; HdNDi:i>noTT has purchased a First Assistant—James Murphv. l ,1'Lily hotsc.; Secretary—G. M. Soult®. ' Treasurer—J. IL Anderson. P. T. is buildingan addiSteward —Z. Shepard. t on to his residence. _ IIoTniKis5 now has his soda founi dn u. T'aming order. • • F.nift line of toilet soaps and perFred’k Hotchkiss*. Will H. Goodyear has a column . -..'lounct-inent fa}this i»ue. Don’t forget the dedication ,-ot the 1 aptist chapel Sunday next. ' A. I. Bgwnf. h:ul an auction sale of ‘;i- household goods .Saturday. E\ >.mi:i. carriage-top dressing cheap iiinl durable Fold by Fnid’k Hotchkiss. Ed. Evans has mov«i bis tin shop int»-s the building formerly used by Mr. reliant as a saloon. Mik H. Wooten has l>ought the jisidJncc property on the plains, of KnupiM'ii & ViukArman.* I hI; receipts of the donation supper for the l«enelH of Rev. Stewart, Thusihij t^.-ning, werc§M2o. Thi: farmer that would complain about the weather thus far this spring .oust Lv a chronic grumbler. . 1; l-’. H. going to paint, buy the Ii-indt White Lead Works Liquid Paint sold by Fred’k Hotchkiss. \ZThe Allegan Giixette celebrat'd its fourth birthday last week. The Gazette is :ig<r.xl pa|>er. an honor to Allegam) I IN account of the detlicution of the Bnptiit church, there will be no servi<-‘-<utjthe M. E. church Sunday, the Vth. TiiH .’-’id semi-annual .missionary ui’-etiag and diocesan «;hurch confer­ ' a- (ijiptaeopaJ) is in sexdon in this Mi:< Ja.VA.Sweezky hns sold to \ii-rt Ruuyim the bouse, imd lot adDiEiiiig her residence. Consideration, ARRANOKMtNTk for the observance i 1 ‘iiihlrens day. the second Sunday in • ’■ ' are in progress at the M. E. church. The doudsiof dust drifting through atrivt the past week forcibly reuiinils nne of the necessity of u street -sprinkler. : Paint your buggy for one dollar and • th<- n-ady mixed carriage black faint. Dries with a gloss. Sold only i i/.vFrwl’k llotchkUa. W-thley Matthews La rebuilding anti retiring his bill boajris, an unfniling hicn that he sceutaji circus making way IlaMlngKwanO . I he girl Ella I’auL of whose arrest •iiuk-rihe truancy law mention was nwuife hist week, has been sent to the Adrian Industrial School. Trk Banner Is the official paper of ■l -'-ity. it having been awarded the ■-■nniraut for the citv printing, at the ' • - incil meeting Friday evening. New York state, where he exMto purchase a number of horsts , , is livery.) ; j Rev. Belcher and sister, of PhiladelI phia. are the guests of their sister Miss I Valient. The Rev. officiated at Em­ Stauffer & Crawley are having manuel church Sunday. their full share of trade. Stepping into • Mr. Tidwell, of Ohio, was in tbe city their store Saturday, we found that a Hew days of the past week endeavor­ they had been obliged to employ extra ing to induce the Methodist people to help to accorumodate their large num­ produce the cantata of Quetn Esther. ber of customers. It is with satisfac­ H. F. Ford. IL Anderson, John Weistion the Banner notices this evidence sert and Henry Bentley left for Big of the prosperity of this firm, both the Rapid. Tuesday evening. ’ They go as members of which are known as reli­ delegates to the annual meeting of tho able business men. stiite firemen. “I h-a-d-n-’-t been a fishing for Mrs. A. W. Bailey was home over Sunday froiji Ypalantl, where she is it 'll be t-w-e-n-t-y-t-w-o years before I staying with Mr. Bailey, who is seeking benefit from the mineral water at that K again," said Win. McPherson. Tues- pUee. Mrs. B. says that they expect to y, as a prelude to his plea of guilty to remain there for some time. killing tlshc with dynamite. Justice Kenaston assessed him 85.0) which Archie McCoy’s furniture empor­ was cheerfully p<dd. McPherson says he just wefft along to see how it was ium is literally overflowing with goods. done, him paid for bis knowledge, and He has just received an invoice of a thinks he knows more than he did a car load of furniture from one of tho few days since. lemllDg manufactories of this country. While returning from thc Myers Airhie sel|> goods at bottom figures, silver wedding Wednesday night Mrs. an fl his stock is of such variety as to' please the most diversified tastes. When Travers Phillips was quite severely in­ in need of anything in his line, our jured. In the carriage were Air. and readers Will do well to give him a call. Mrs. Phillips aud Miss Sara Horton, and when descending a hill in the dark­ Tuesday was a red fetter day in ness the horses ran onto an embank­ Justice Kenaston's court for dynamite’s. ment, tipping over the carriage and throwing out the occupants. Mrs. For killing fish with dynamite, in So­ Phillips sustaining severe bruises. It lution of tbe law, James Sddmore was is thought however, that she will tinfd $26, including costs, or in default other sood recover. Fortunately, tlie of । payment thereof 30 days in jail. partie.** were but slightly hurt. Dimiel Fifield was commanded to con­ Mr. Phillips succeeding in preventing tribute 823J50in payment for his fun, and Wm. E Youngs was likewise tho horses from running. assessed S&50; the fines of the two The mother of Rev. A. K. Stewart latter also including the costs, and in died in this city Friday evening, in the default of payment, confinement in tlie fiMh year of her age. She was n resi­ jail. This will probably put u quietus pin the wholesale slaughter of fish in dent of Wallaceburg. Ont., where the tiifr section. ___________ remains were taken for interment. It will be remembered that a few weeks Mary Cobb wishes two or three »Psince she came here, in apparently good Feptiees to learn dres-smakingy htNiltli, to care for her daughter, who was Sica with consumption and who I wish to express my sincere thanks since died. A short, time previous to I ie assistance of my ---neighbors her daughter’s death the deceased ran a ; fork.— ------------------------ - and f sliver into one of her hands, erysipelas iriends for tlidr kindness and help In set in of such malignant type as to re- - children, sickness of- my *two the; suit fatally. The doubly afflicted son eciallv to Mrs. Stone. Mr. and and brother has the heartfelt sympathy urry ‘Busby, Joseph Odell and ilenrv Close. ' of our citizens. MRS. STARKWEATHER. Friday morning last a terrible acci­ dent happened, whereby a young man named Charles Deering, about 23 years of age lost one of his legs. It that Deering was employed in helping to run a portable sawmill on tbe premisee of Matthew Hall, in Hope town­ ship, about two mitos wutbof Iu an unaccountable manner. Hwring himself being himself unable .to ex­ plain bow it happened. Daering s right leg became entangled in-tween the foot btockaDd saw while the mill wm in motion. Umbras cut °ff ajlmb or two above tlio ankle. In endeavor ina to save himself from instant death, !K yoX man’s right hand also came .... EDITOR BANNER: Having been an attendant at the bU­ yer wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Myers, of Rutland, on tbe 28th, and as I did not see a representative of the Banner there, that Is not as a reporter, thought perhaps you would like a few words for publication of that grand event As to tbe number in attend­ ance, they can i>e only estimated, as 1 presume no one actually knows. They were variously (jetiinuted from two hundred and fitly to six hundred. But your humble servant would not put them above three hundred, and would estimate below rather than above those figures. A farm house that can accom­ modate three hundred individuals Mr. Editor, is considerable of a house; but such a one is that ot Mr. Myers, and right royally were the guests entertain­ ed. From early evening till early morn, the house and grodnds were enlivened with social songs, dances and jokes, and upon all occasions the host and hostess were everywhere present to make it an occasion of pleasurable en­ tertainment. Manv townships of the county and especially Hastings citv were largely represented. After a bountful supper, which was spread from twelve till nearly two o’clock, the guests began to take their departure, yet broad daylight found rnanj* in and about the hospitable mansion. The bowery, which was erected for the use of those who desired to keep time to the measures of music, was altogether too small for the numerous dancers, yet what was lacking in room was made up in good feeling and enjoyment. As a whole, the entertainmitot was a grand suecetisand the presents to the happy couple, were many, beautiful and useful All in attendance went away feeling that they hail enjoyed a grand good time and expressed the kind­ liest let-ling for Mr. and Mrs. Myers, with the wish that another twenty-five years may be theirs to enjoy with friends upon this our beautiful earth. Below is the list of presents which wtge aa heartly lx«U)we<i ns receival. Flius canin eludr. Unknown. Jfeam nut picks. Scott Hogen aud wife. Linen table spread. Mr*. Nathan Barlow. • ACME” PAINTS Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. « Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. We furnish in liquidform (ready mixed for the bruah). or in lead form (paste, same as White Lead in oil). These paints are comjneed entirely qf drictly pure material*, consisting of White Lead, Oxide of Zine, and the necedsarr pigments required to produce the different shades, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latent improved machinery. Id etr\ctly pure Lineecd CHI; the result being an ar­ ticle which for flnenv** and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme" Paint* are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, as it is usually applied, as L^ad, when used alone, can from the mode of its. manufacture (corrosion by Acetic ^.cid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly purr White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which embrace* all the advantages to be gained by the use of Lead, with none of its disadvantages. Being thoroughly mixed by machinery, absolute wdfarmity qf shade is secured, and if used according to directions, the consumer cannotfaO to be pleased in every particular. As they will, when properly applied cover a larges surface than lead and oil mix­ ed in tlie usual manner, besides saving labor und excelling in durability aud ap­ pearance. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Prqfr&rional painter* are cverytrhert endorsing them, owing to tbe superior results accomplished through their use, and the greatest saving iu tim\ and labor Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. W. H. Goodyear’s l)rug Store Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in this Paper. Mack Door Hanger! IRON TRACK. Pair sliver napin rings. Chat Lenlngton. Silver piekle caatorTK K. Grant and wife. Silver napkin ring. J. C. BcnKr-s and wife. Silver sugar spoon. Mrs. Mary Henkes and Lizzie Foley. , Stiver butter knife, Edith Karn, and Eva Otis. Sliver sugar spoon. Frank Jenkins and wife. Sliver goblet. Martin Smith, wife and Daniel This cut shows Hanger on the track, the Smith. / Silver butter dish. Thomas Heder and wife. ■ : bracket and lag screw by which the track is Pearl agate teapot, H. A. Goodyear & Sons. ■ ■ • ’ ■ j . ■ !■ Silver card receiver, May Sullivan and Anna secured to the building, and our method of Doyle. Silver pickle castor, Frank Bnxlnsi-r and wife. splicing the track. silver butter knife. Philander Otis and wife. Bet of Bluer fruit knives, Clyde Dead and Adalbert Diamond. Bet of sliver knives and forks, Seymour I<cnIngton and Josie Myers. • Set of silver knlvr» and forks, J. Hug, wife und Miss Anna Itlug. Glass uute dish and sliver napkin rings, G. W. Havens and wife, B. McCarty and wife. Jacob a. Bbeurrar and wife. Ambcrina set and celery duh, John Kurtz, wife a><d Frauk Kurtz. Set ot silver teaspoons. Wallace BenUey and wife, W. H. Stebbins aud wife, T. J. Haan and It l« the only hanger that ha- a perfectly true and smooth groove cut In rim of eairj'lng roll­ wife. John Cole and Wife. Chas. Huffman and er cut of solid metal, ao aa to allow nothlug but tread of roller to touch the track, making It prac­ wife. tically irnooth and even in Ita operation. Set of at I ver tablespoons, Daniel Striker and 1—It cannot be thrown from the track, and ptmeeaea a degree of flexibility uuqualtd by any other aUdlag device, allowing the bottom of the door ta awing out three feet while the (hanger is ..... <» -...I -XII 1. 1,. —In nn . 4. -Our Iron track Is tbo strongeat track ta tbe market. One ten-foot piece of our standard size, IKxV. will sustain i,a» lbs. without Ihlary. wife. DeronUctI water pitcher and porcelain fruit 6. - <>:ir truck has the only perfect s nllce In use. dish. T. Phillipa and wife. C. -Our method of seeuritt tbe track by Iron brackets dispenses with strip of timber outside the Silver gold lined goblet. A. B. Smith and wife. bultdtnr. thereby aroldl. g the Inevitable decay and warplok out ot line resulting from tbe ex­ C. M. Brigg* and wife, Frank H. Smith and posure to atmoapbcric influeaees if any wood or partially w.xx! track. 7. -Every part of both track and hanger Ja made to standard gauge t*y special machlaery. thus wife, Jamea Ransome and lady. Glass set and fruit dish, Kara Horton and • ■ n:.;f.>n: ev -’it. -h1 hv utiiTV k -It ta the cheapest hanger, when account ta taken of the time and sklllod labor laved Io put Gertie William*. < :olorod glass berry »et. Ferel Otl* and wife. ting uj> j the certainty, safety and ease of operation, and Ita undispnted superiority of strength and l,alrllm®towels.W. H. otli and wife. . Rug. W. S. Goodyear and wife. F. G. Good­ year and wife. Geo. Barues aud wife. White bed spread. Mis* Kate Mrcro. EroKKiiA Isaac Krwaj and wife, J. H. Diamond and wife. Oren Krwarfand wife. Horace Btabw and wife. Irving Ixmliigton aud wfle, H. H. Mead and wife. Wm. Oaks and Mater, Henry Shively, Nicholas Erway. , , ,, Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the Luster band pitcher und bowl. Joseph McKee only valid patent on the spring tooth. nDIJbran- hanglut: lamp. Lewis. Joslo, Llbble and Edward Myers. Fair napkin rings, W. H. Knickwbaoor and wife '' The Strongest and Easiest Running. . Sou Kyil m i SOK, Points of Unparalleled Excellence. TteD. C.iH.C.B86flSjwT00lllDrai. $1000 forfeit FARMERS Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent, now thor­ oughly established, should buy this drag. Not only this but tlie Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be The Best in Every Respect. HKADQUARTKMl-lTZOKnALD INUIT NO. 125. G. A. JL. HMtinipi. Mich., April 241 b. IBM. in contact with the saw, mid wm conj , Fitzgerald Post will observe Mon- siderably torn by the same. Dr. tl«h of the 31st as decoratipn day. Coin­ was summoned, who found the flesh W.UJ MiiuimM ...w ns to ed John Palmer, of Ann Arbor, has '7T • vit«] to deliver the address. Good iu, ■ , .... made ciothlBg lind’strongly and nmtiy F;»ggv. Bhapeifea?6’8 no mora lhxn •r&d. ‘SriwtHV~ oj doubtteM be about again in due course advertisement. & tJothln«bur is at Fred’k of time. <CC secured. . . / Syrup cup. AudretvScbaffliouMT. Butler ktilfv. Kicbanl Doyle and wife. Our line of shades embraces alj. the latest fashionable colors used in house Cuke knife. Joltu Hetikrs. wife and family. Napkin rimpi. Ernest Edxer and Attas Olin painting, and in addition, we.offifer a line of Fin-Proqf Paints, especially adapted John Smith. Charles Diner. Albert I for painting roqfs, banu,fuchsries etc. New shades will be added to our line m Henkes. W Hl (Hner Clara Kurtz, May Slattery, Julia .smith. Mary diner, Mr. J. EHoule and fast as they appear. Any color not shown by us, can be duplicated immediately wife. ‘ upon receipt of sample showing shade desired. Tea But, Thomas Hcney and wife. Mr. Sbelvey and wife. Owen McHiariln and Wife. D. C. Quizley and Wife, Jiunes Kelly and wife, J. 8. Dooley and Wife. M. Bowker and wife, Thomas Collins and uitr J. tUarkand wife, John Muller and wife. I*. Waters and wife. C. Brooks and wile, • -------- AGENCY AT------V. Cornell and wife. Mrs. Mary Rile}-, Mrs. M. Smith. Mrs; C. Ryan, Mrs. Thomas Waters. Mr. James Shrive)', Jr., Tnlmuu. Henry, Jr., Mn. John Ryan. Mrs. Win. Ryan. James Ryan. J. H. Ryan, (’barles Doyle, John English, Alois Saflrl. Frank Matthews, Jeanie Hepey. Mary Smith, Julia Donaviui. Alien Waters, Kate McI'barlln.l M.-umle Ryan. Mary Ryan. Minnie Dooley. KittirlMohry. 41. F. Tasue. John Bech­ tel, Mrs. Henry Bechtel. Mr. N7 AUerdlnx and wife. P.-Meliiarlin and wife. Two silver napkin ring*. Mr. Jas. McGlone** and wife. Clock. John Beumer and wife. Wm. H*TMM and Mattle (Mta, Orville Otis and Ada Pierce, Emerson Edaer tu«l Kde Newland, fred Otis and Kuella Havens. Grant Ous and Emma Hall, B. Id. Jenkins and Alary Jatktns, Eduard Jenkins and Carrie Jenkins, Edward Oils and Ella Hall, Ixswts Edger and Hattie Otis, Oley DMglaM, Manning Douglaaa. Pickle castor, card receiver and fork (silver.) Oscar Youngs amt wife, W. F. Hicks and wife. W. 1. Mea<l and wife. A II B. Ellis and wife. M. W. Hicks and wife. C H. Hicks and wife, 1*. A. Sheldon and wife. John Dawson and wife. W. H. Powers and wlfei Fred Hotchkiss. A. R. McOrabcr, George Darts. Set of Silver Tea<|x>ons. H. Doyle and wife. Fruit basket, T. C. Williams and wife. Silver water pitcher. Dr. E. H. Lathrop and wife. W. L. Mead and wife, F. A. Pawx>.ut am! wife, Thomas Kelly and wife. E. G. Edger and wife, Jas. Van Wagcon and wife. C. If. Stone and wife, E. Y. Hogle and wife. C. Belson and wlfe^J. Belson and wife, Fred Lenlngton and SAVE money and take your prescrip­ tions to Fred’k Hotchkiss. Whereas. This Post feels itself un­ der great obligations to certain individualsof this city, who nobly volunteered their services in the play recently pro­ duced in the Union Hall this city, ••Rank and File ” and Whekeas. Said actors were prompt­ ed by no other motive than to help further a most commendable cause, therefore limited, that this Post does hereby mo< Ita thanks to each niO3t heartily bfartUy return reiurn imumuu every individual ---who— so---------------kindly vok «*UU'C»C«’ unbred untemd his bla or or her her service, ■rvliw. and kod gave If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the “Acme" Brand, and Accept No Other I For Sale at our prices, by We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ est draft, most easily hadled binder made. The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, A GENTLEMAN'S SMOKE An entirely new machine, which can be folded by me man easily in five minutes time, enabling it to go through an 11 foot gate. THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the lightestdraft and most easily adjusted wagon iu the market. THE. OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. We keep in stock 30 buggies and carriages, of tbe beat makes, ana can satisfy the moet fastidious and give the l>est value for the money. Respectfully, MESSER BROS. �4 HINGI THE OWOIH OF ENGRAVING. ON A MEXICAN STREET CAR. Whv. Brown, how abort friend safest from disease and vermin. For th«= firet-clMs ear is cushioned, wljilo the aeoood-claw* is liard wood and washed white every day. And then itonlyoostoatit," while tbe first-class car costs W® do not want to take the third-class, because that carries freight, m a rule, and you hare to stand up. Nor do w« Brown, who wittily it will be long enough other.” Some men spend bo much for medicine that neither heal »or help them, that new clothes is with thexn like angels’ visits— few and far between. Internal fevecs, weakness of the lungs, shortness of breath and lingering coughs, soon yield to the magic influ­ ence of that royal remedy. Dr. R. V. Pierce's “Golden Medidal Diicovery.” An'onefing mo’: I understand dat sartin members of dis club am In de habit of seein>’ ghosts. I doan’i speshify any names, but I wish to say to the whole convenshun dat de weny fust of ■— ghost or catcher sight of help it Fc>r the fourth-class car is a you ------ be j cantered outer idis club will black car. and carries only tlie dead. dat de tracks left Yet they nil go at tho same time and in de sta’s will be smokin' hot! e will solid line, every hour, starting from thi now pick up de regular progrimmy of grand plaza Iwfore the palace, where all de evenin' an’ push bizuess?' [ the street-cars in Mexico City start from. Niles Indies will put one mare check You may ask, if you like, why they all wickedness by establishing a free start at tlie same time and travel in solid line. You will be politely told that it is reading room. brigands. And, maybe, the htth- Amer­ ican Duly traveler will gasp aud find her smelling bottle; and, most certainly, the iqx-cial correspondent gentleman will whip out his note-book, write it down, and believe the nonsense to the letter. The i-ccret of it all is “tip*." The street car driver and conductor and collector dollar equals 75 cento—and bo they have to be pretty sharp to live. Ono of their rvfi<n:rc»»i for revenue is to tell startling tilings to travelers, frighten them a little if they can, and ao secure a "tip" out ol them in return for information of this Bort along the histone routes. But the truth is there is m little danger of brigands or anybody else in going from is m going from the Battery to Harlem, New York. Thu driver, with a big brass horn, blew a long blast iii the hall, the other driven iAXvo clamber in as the ton followed, arri pocked, crowded care trundle on down tlie paved aud brilliantly-colored street On down th® streets we trundle, going out by tlio very street by which Gen. Scott entered forty years ago next sum­ mer. Color! Color! cheap color, and tiad art, it is true, but still it is color. These painted horses, with im]XMtuble horsemen and dano-rs and all isorta of things painted on tho walls are gin­ mills" — pulque shops. Thousands ol flags flutter about and above the doors. But not thu flag of Mexico. The govern­ ment forbids thu use of thu national oolore fur such a purpose. , What kind of people in the cars? Look and see; listen! Cocks are crowing on either hand and under your seat. At least lialf a dozen big fellows—not Aztecs but Mexican “gentleman”—h*ve fight­ ing-cocks in their laps and ore on their way to Tacaljn, where Gen. Franklin Pierce fought his way to the presidency, and where there ore at least fifty monte tables and ever so many cock-fight* in full blast at this season of the year. This busy, tumultuous and most popular place in all suburban Mexico is just half way to 8t. Angel. We pass the gate* by which the Americans entered up the long, lofty and graceful aqueduct, like tliat one in rt.iiui at Rome, only smaller; the “causeway" on which Cartas fought and where eo many of his men found muddy grave* with their loads of gold: on, to the bone of Ci. ipultepec. And the red-headed and beUigun...t roosters crow­ ing and strutting, trying to get at each other as much aa they can. There are at least a dozan dogs in the care. They growl and bark and anarh But they are too lazy to fight, these dozen Mexican dogs. Heavens! From ths fleas climbing up your legs and turn­ ins somersaults there you would think tho car. This is a good place to tuck your |>antaloons inside your boots. "Chnpultepec!" cries the conductor. And the driver blows his brass horn’. Tlie crowded cars stop in a park. Some old Mexican women with heavy baskets get out with great effort, every man helping them. Sometimes a pretty Maxi. Spanish, or half-Indian girl gets in or out. If she hi very pretty you must not notice her much. You may give her a seat if you like; but it is bad taste to even look But, if you are very polite I tiow-st men ■ are very plenty al Ishpeming. Wert's Pain Klug-Che houaehdid remedy. Always uxcfull. Never falls to auro riioh-n* morbus, pains In stomach or bowlls, cramps, colic, cbm* or summer comploiSL ffie. All druggio. ^Northport shipped n tuns of wklk-IUh tost cations ot w. ^Xo whiskey al Lswtvdc-j this season, only for more natural in th. r speech.. When they have anything to nay they deliber­ ate lose on the way in wh'ch it should be put. They have no spedsi reverence for hacknoyed forms of speech, phrases that are conventional or words which are venerated merely because they are old. They realise tlie poetical value of tbo fos- • usage haa madu it nocuteary. If new words coms into local use and ot my friends. afterwards become established by adophe told me th.U half ot It cured him.1 My advice 11 to those fuller!ng with catarrh oriculd tn the boras* for suddsn attacks of cramps. coUc. paint­ er's relic, cholera morbus, flux and dysentery. Only 25c. AH druggists. mg incorporated into tlie language, it they are dooout and cxpreemve. In this way America, while it to responsible, tliough no more guilty than England, to acknowledge.—San Francisco will you suffer when one bottle of West's Chronicle. s Wonder wUl relieve, sad two ur three ®bottles cure soy case of rheaniatUm; sandsoc. Your druggirt sells I;. ofUttmrCltT W1U F*re*a0t*®l0l*i eoonsy sea! nelleato lilren are is. Mild M««^garcoated ■rS’dKSaf1*1"” ven- fuuny about that laughable; that ttiere opinion among sciratirt* that there was a stere of electricity in the earth and that some means of reaching and I And Astonishment. HATS AND CAPS—Ijon t buy a hat caps until you have seen our specialties. SAFE SURE PROMPT 25& -WOMAN’S FRIEND. I, the remedy ta »U oanjUta® peculiar to women, young or oldA full description of those disease*, their symptoms, causes and prop« treatment is contained in our book entitled “Facts for Women." Dl*s tratixl ' correctly: any woman can understand IL Every woman aboukihaveiL Sent to ladles only, in aealed envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth dollars to any woman. Addrew ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO.. “ FURNISHING GOODS-A new fresh stock and a great varieties of novelties. A cordial invitation to the public. MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA we will until further notice give\each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with Tickets good in 25c each pound for cash. lots for any Crockefy we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! The Americans are without doubt more unconventional than the Englitdi. They tlie English people in the tirns of Chau­ cer, Spenser, or Sliakespoarc, but do not feel thraiuedre# obliged to retain and upon ray lunm. I wm speaking with Mr. Sobolcwaky, CUuppep Hands, Chilblains. Co nperintendent of the St Louis Gaslight Krapoons, and podttmty eura company, tlie other day, and told him laughingly, that I wouldn't be surprised to *ee the time come around when pipes would tie run down into the ground and electricity would be pump«-d out like .ill Flntoh the walls and ceillnp with AIsbMtlne. inexpensive; try It. ■White and Sobolrwxky, who is . quite an expert will causi- EXCITE WONDER its Smith, Hams ManAm CAP March 10th, 1881 sAl®iis . The luirw Iw UeTuner, rathe bib; Tie Mo Farmers' Insurance Cbjiij, Clxarteroci February O, 1048. SODA For Baking Purposes. B eatin tb e rIcL Cash Assets, 81,262,170.33. Insured only Farm Property, Unexposed Dwdliugs. Churches and Schud Homies. Pays full amount of lore. No voidable condtious in policy the sta? lest and safest policy issued. L. C. WELTON, Agent. fHE CREATES! f** AfTlSf" lean people ie Coneumption. Phyeiciane and Druggigft have at lart found a remedy which they feel justified In recommend­ ing. Thie ie DR. BIGELOWS POSITIVE CURE, which curea Consumption in stages where other remedies are of no benefit. It cures Coughs, Colds and ail Throat and Lung Diseases speed­ ily and aafely. Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold by Drug­ gists. ' The native* of the Caroline islands are firm believers in sorcery, but instead of burning their witches they try to oonciliato them in every possible way, especially by leaving presents at their door in night-time, never doubting that the wisdom of the bruxa will enable her to divine the unknown benefactor. Witch®* are propitiated by gifts of cocoa cakes and honey whenever the storm­ clouds loom on tho horizon of tho setting sun, as well as in tim* of protracted droughts, for bruxas are supposed to have spec! j for . evil* of that sort. Women credited with proficiency in such buainesB branches of tlie black art are therefore considered de*irablo matches, when applied into and do not fail to impress their admirers with vague hints of magical omnipotence. of catarrhal vfnu, —Dr. Felix L. Oswald. earning healthy s» cretlons. ft Inflamatlon. A very bright little lad of 13 ycara, son of n popular vocalist, joined his heals mother's church recently and foil wry completely Mn-r. and real proud of it While he wm strutting sense — — around the house, bearing his now hononi smell. WITH TM« OKOGMAPHY OF THIS COUMTWY.WlU ■SB * Cream Balm permitted to exhaust your attentions on Yon are feeling depressed. ydar japped to is tlio old and ugly onus to your heart's poor, you an- buUiered with HeadachF. you are fidgrtfy, nervous and generally out U sort*, sad content, and these are plenty. Yen, we want to brace up. Brace up. but not with stim­ ulants. spring medicines. or outers,-which b*v for their basis very cheap, bad Whisky, aud which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave in worse condition than before. Whin you graas. make money and machinery: but you Stint is tb.t will ........ ...... for solid, and honest, . and unaelfuh politenewi commend inc to the Mexicans. ary; restore your viullty, *ad cire renewed health and rtrencth. Such medicine you will The poorest Mexican in all this latitude JlDd in Klectric ffluerx »nd a<mly fiOceuls a bot­ can teach any New York American good tle at W. H. (3«odye*r'A drug More. with dignity, a much younger brother manner* any day in the year.—Joaquin exclaimed: “You feel mighty big, don't Milk: ‘s Letter in Chicago Times. you. I’D norer join the church any. wayP On being aaked why, h* repltod; lamp posts and iron buildings, when they We have just opened and put in stock a Large and Well Selected Line of Men’s, Botf and Children’s Clothing, and Prices so Lo-V that they of remembranre. Tho intimate oornieotion between thu invention of engraving and the art of tho silversmith, or rather that branch cl the silversmith's work which consists of the chasing of on out- ■ubaequently filled up with dark-colored enamel, the ab-called Niello work, never appreciated until, st the cloie of tha last century, AbbuZani found among old Italian engravings, in thu Notional library at Paris, * print which be recognized m similar in subject to the famous Pkx. decorated with Niello work, made by Maso Fingigucrra for-tho baptistery of St. John, and paid for, M is proved by the records in 1452. This Pax or Assumption was subse­ Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment quently transferred to the cabinet of cores .sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts. bums, bronze* in the gallery of Florence, where rheumatism, etc., etc. Good for man or beast. For sale by W. H. GoMyeer. on comparing with it the engraving, thal the latter had actually been printed from Easteort CoagreRStloriallrtB wtu build a the silver plate, before the enamel was brick church thu summer. fused into tlio outline, prior, therefore, to UM. On the strength of this discovery, The formerr proprietor of Dr. Sage a Fmiguerra lias, ever since the year 17M, Catarrh Remedy, for years made a been credited with the invention of pro­ standing, public offer in all American new’s papers of SfiOO reward for a case ducing engravings on paper from metal of catarrh that he could not cure. The present proprietors have renewed this doubt, m hM been often pointed out, offer. All the'di ‘ - -this - Reme­ tiiat many silversmiths of the fifteenth druggists sell dy, together with the “Douchti," und all century may have been in the habit of other appliances advised to be used in obtaining trials of thuir work in progress, connection with IL No catarrh patient M did Finiguerra, perchance; whan ha Is longer able to say “I can not be cured." produced his historical print, represent­ You get $500 in case of failure. ing Christ crowning the Virgin, from his The Grand Trunk pay* out its employes at Fort Gratiot. It may indeed have been, together with Throat-ail seldom sets well I of Itself, tlie well-known sulphur carta, a recog­ but deepens until it undermines the nized mode of olitaining a record of tlie constitution, wastes a health, Niello work, which had been practiced strength and flesh, and fl ---­ for many years previous to tho time in fastens itself on the lungs, completing question, though no such paper irupnesand ruin of the whole man. Big­ earlier date than this have low’S positive Cure Is the on! e, sure been handed down to us. It was a com­ and speedy remedy for coughs;colds and mon practice to take proofs of the work all throat and lung diseases. I Sold by Fred Hotchkiss at fifty cants: and one by means of sulphur caste long previous dollar. Pleasant to take and. safe for to 1453, m numerous specimens «>f snbh children, y who was the finU bold difficult to Wert's Liver nils-.genuine innovator who substituted a piece of the slan dard rcmedv for liv.-r sta^indlzMlion and sick b paper for the sulphur, and thus origi­ nated the precious art of engraving. Die Catholic church edlOce Is to crvrtcd at story of the wot linen, which accident­ What Is more <Mssptc*ble to a Irtlr than to ally gave the idea to Finiguarra, is know that bar hair baa Aot only hat its color, generally treated m fiction of those who bnt Is full ot Sxndruftt/Yet such was the eaae have studied tlie subject.—Art Journal. with mine until J used Parker's Hair Halsaiu. My hair Is now black and perfectly siren and — .. . pUls2dc. All druggists. Only As foreign tern students at tbeuhlverstar ot Michigan. ” West’s Cough Syrup cures whooping-cough, astlims. bronchitis, consumption asd al! throat and lung difficulties. 26c., Me. and |1.OO. All angston, Recd City tuu decided to pty her street labor­ ers fl JO a day. will not lift her eye* to yours all day; nor This Is the best season In which to purify the will you be permitted, under tho laws of blood, and Hood'sHarMpariIla nlwaaa appe­ tite, and enables the stomach to perform its duty. is near you. There are few chapters in ths history which unfold to us the discovery-of tor- CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND * PACIFIC Apply * parUele and cloc-o relution to all princ 1 tbo moat, tr r tatlon which Atlantic iv ” choir ranger like father, and rangon never join thu church, you know!’— Utica Observer. “ opTai! 'j-' J.H.Bmmtrt O>, Uu u* ffnwm Have taken hold ofTho gras* hich grows on dry, rich ----------soil, with free sunlight warming it, is much more nutritious than that grown on land filled with stagnant water. Stock will eat the former down to the roots before , touching the latter. It is drains run, to see the Um over th0 tyu made plainly visible by ita claeeJv- THZ GRKAT ROCK ISLAND is no flatterer. • Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is the charm­ er that almost cheats the looking-glass. ROUTE eont:!. NATURE’S CURE FOR governs t®® wakkant-m Effervescent Seltzer ■umptuo'.ni The Mirror a si•& Lignite may be raadfly proved in bricks for burning l>y th® addition of a little tar, or fluid pitch, or asphalt. thi famous ALBIRT LEA ‘*r* *2 * ROuT* labor to recollect: Lctit ba granted that Sink-Headache. Bnbari to MOOLOOQ. DYSPEPSII. Is- soq arid WSN* obtai. iw.c �Agricultural cr-All communications per uartnient should bcaimrea JSport. Woodland. Mich. ttau of Mnh the Itataa aoUe., taw­ ■ ’ seventy thousand yearly. 3 a The same thing Is done In this coun­ try. I saw some time ago an account of a yearly shooting match io Pennsyl vanla. The boys and men aU turn out after planting time to Indulge ™ the sport of Khootiug matches. They SnaOae»Kd® ^7 to kiU »U the birS and other animals witiiin u specified district, sometimes taking in an entire county. It is said thaPone of these matches was such a grand suc­ cess that scarcely a bin! was seen dur­ ing the summer. Result: “Cutworms ravaged tbe cabliage fields: caternlliurM and codling moths destroyed the1 orch’?rdl,; worms and other insects damaged the grain fields to the extent of one-third of the crop, and many sea- ®V»the best cough medicine is ItetT ^tor Cough Cure. Dr. Samuel K. Co? p. Ik, of Washington D. C., after a care-’ ful analysis, pronounced it purely v«i,fable, and excellent for throat troublee. 1 rice, twenty-five cents per bottle. There are two'waya of getting through the world. One way is to tnake the best of it and tho other is to make the worst of It. Those who take the latter coursework hard for poor pay.—Rural Canadian. Who Shall Milk? ' ohm banner. > i expected to see something In this I Wte-k’s paper from some of the sisters in reply to* few remarks made by 0. p. B.. of Clark Co., 0., but as I was dls-intviated I can not resist the temptaMy wife waa seriouslv affiicted with tb’O of writ ting a little myself. He ,r*.-aks very truly when he says that we rheumatism in her arms. «he has now have i'lit to Iook at the bent and brokused two bottioB of Athlophorous and is well and free from pain. I cheerful­ . ■1 forms of the wives and mothers of ;r eountryto convince ourselves that ly recommend it to my friends and the PUbHc. T. R. Lutzow, 121 North But­ ihcv have enough to do without waib ler street, Madison, Wis. th rough snow and slush and mud ’o'luilk anti churn for a little low-priced Only one attorney attended the meet­ > utter. Thea he goes on to say that lug at Ithica called to organize la ter -ir lathers and brothers must not milk. follj and wickedness of such sport" association. ! think that the gentleman cenus ^ton inI ■ i.li.’ts himself. He says for us not Functional derangement of the female Ik yeareof insect prevalence, • M-l! butter, but to have sweet, rich damaged the cotton crops to the i’J'Btem i» quickly cured by the use of • :tm ior our terries aud our gilt-edged amount of 825.opo.ajo. and that birds Dr. R. V. Pierce's “Favorite PreacripI r for our own tables, and then If are the most effectual agents in the r oni'.K removes pain and restores . , have ;my milk we can not use, to destruction of these fearful pests. I health and. strength. Byall druggists. , -i'. it to the valves. 1 have been puz- Raw the following statement made bv Prospectors claim there is a three-foot i.'b'.igi Hot brains ever since I read his on entomologist: “Ifall counterchecia ,v«‘»°r «»1300 feet from tlie surface . ->r t-J find out who is going to do “d 1 '«• ’«« : at Merrill. • indking. io get this milk for our tree to attack our persons, food, cloth­ ’Th09® wh° believe that nature will . use. If a boy will run away from ing, houses and domestic animals the because he has to milk a few consequent disease, poverty and expos- work off a cough or cold should under­ *“ r"“’t 10 th'P^ stand that this is done at the expense of • every night and morning, I say !• •. liiiii go". U'e want no such unprin- dtaitbum“ t*ce ,rM“.u“i f»» the constitution. E«ich time this wea­ kens the system, and we all know thnt . ipkri. weak-minded boys around its. ; . • >- n-has no more love or respect for -A hldy “id to Wft toe other day, the termination of this dangerous prac sister than to let her go out on a hen you make another report on Gee is a consumptive’s grave. Don’t ■ ; winter morning and milk a half ?k Llt»onX you “y something about take the chance, when a 50 cent bottle > . ’ Bt»n’low’s Positive Cure will . , u .»ws while he sits by the stove the killing of birds for millinerv pnrA iitMig for his mother to get breakfast ‘t i»«» crnel." Why, I answered, safely and promply cure any recent r. .ri’.at kind of a man or a husband i say nothing to stem thc tide. It cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottie of Fred Hotchkiss . . .u think he will make? Now I am would be useless to try. She replied • ■ * ggerating things at all. I have “ Y ou can drop one seed; it might grow." for chronic cases or family use. . :i b .i. or rather a young man he The very-next morning 1 saw the edict i. supports ten ministers. 1 i.ght lki:usrlf, let his little ten-year- P* imperious fashion demanding more , Buchie is a nice town and all its tteopte : .-inter milk five (^ws and be never birds from tlie orchards and gram fields 1 are real good. • >4 to help her. not even to carry and gardens, where their work is so ■ uiilk ro the house. Why did he do much needed, and 1 concluded to drop , For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Ncuralsimply because he had teen the one little seed, hoping that every ; gia. Cramp, and Colic there fa no remegtnuine Dr.Thontas's _ht. ;i< many other boys are. that agricultural and horticultural society ElttrtrT^H?0 i - - <• a tee’s place to milk. Milking In the land will act upon the sugges­ :. i •/a.iith tteir notice. But let me re- tion of my friend, and dropa^eed. There are 400 men whose wages averiiar!-. thM it’s not “beneath their notice" 1 age 82 per day, engaged upon the Flat umke way* with more butter and . In tlie Farmer of Nov. .7 we learn river drive. te’k’taan two girl^/We all know that afoot-pound fa the energy devel­ Mothers’ ’mothers! mothers! Why . /. it’s very disagreeable for a young oped by one pound falling one foot. will you allow your little darling to .linn !•> hav<* to milk when it’s so cold This, we must remember, is the prime t r. he would, almost freeze, pr when unit ol power. We have another unit stiffer with those horrible worms when • '■ warm that the cows would of comparison, viz.: the unit of heat. a sure remedy fa so near and cheap? switch his eyes out to keep the This unit is known to scientific men as Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costs but ?il and O! how awful it Is for him "Joule's equivalent,” aud may be ex­ cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. irr e t > milk on Sunday night when pressed thus: It is the heat neceesarv tie lufs his h’st clotheti on. ■ But of The Monroe nurseries reported the to raise the temperature of one pound .■:</•■ it would not be disagreeable’for . of water one degree of Fahrenheit’s Hale * an unusual number of iieaeh h-r to have her eyes switehwl out, mid thermometer, and it fa equal to "72 foot trees this spring. . iv > i l nothing at all for her pounds. • z Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ ',<• miX. on Sunday night \yith her ' If we Like a pound of ice and place it utes by Woolfurtrt Sanitary Lotion. 1 domes on. anil perhaps, leave a over the tire it will absorb 142 units of :• । ■ !or full of rompanT; to amulM* tlmm- htnt before it becotnew a liquid. The Use no other. This never fails. Sold -elveo whiit? she milks and feels the 142 unite is called tht; heat Eqtivfaction. by Frederick Hotchkiss, dmggfate. calves'. And more than' likely her ItiWe now bring the potinu of water to liMtings, Mich. ‘ otilil be-driving through the the boiling point it will still absorb WJ2 Niles boys Mode salvation nnnyists It one .of those "lx,autifiil units of heat, and the steam will be no and sprinkle red pq»per-on the floor of old' colts" with samelody hotter than it was when the water their hall. 1—\ sister with him. For of course first tegan to boll. This VG2 units fa! The best on earth, can truly be said h- wouldn't seen taking his own called the heat of vupomtion. And -St* r out riiiing. He will tell her, finally, when we come to separate the of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is ! ’.Thaps. that if fte can not* “catch a oxygen from the hydrogen, thevlemente sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all ! • •-tu" <hi- van stay at home. of the water, we require an enormous Let me tel! you a little incident that quantity of heat, viz.; 17.1MI0 units to other sores. We positively cure piles, (in:e under my notice two years ago. I the pound. 'Phis is calk'd the heat of tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guarantml • a -isltlng a lady friend of mine, a dessociation. or money refunded. Only 25 cents. rich'iarm^Fs 'laughter. Iler father Space permits us to solve only one : ept his hired nu n, besides his own problem in nature's arithmetic, viz..: the SoldbyF.HotchkhB. M*ns. to do the work on the farm, but energy required in the evaporation of Mrs. Parr, of Grand Rapids owns u •i curse he kept no one to help in the one meh of water off of a pond cover­ watch made in 1C45. It is said to keep kih'htni. He said if his three women ing one acre of ground. By using a good time, too. mil'! not do the cooking for him and pencil a moment we find 3,1130 dubic ids hired men while he provided every­ feet of water under the above conditions. thing < which he didn’t do. for his wife As each cubic foot bf water weighs Th« recent statistics of tbe number of bought all the groceries with her but- 62J< pounds, the weight of the water deaths show that a large majority die i« r and eggs}, they had better light out on the acre equals 3830x62,4, which with consumption. This disease ’ may and earn their own living: just as gives as a result 226,875 pounds. Know­ commence with an apparently harmlesc riiough they didn't, when the)’ where ing that it takes 962 unite of heat to cough which can be cured by Kemp's doing all the work, besides keeping a produce vaporization, and as caah uuit Balsam for the throat and lungs, which large house clean. Men have an idea of heat is equivalent to 772 foot pounds, is guaranteed to cure and relieve all that • .tet-n have nothing to do but we, by simply multiplying the pounds cases. Price GO rente and 81. Trial • for them, and of his “three women" of water on one acre by 9t»2, find the num­ size free. For sale by Fred’k Hotchonly one was r»-nlly able to work. His ber of heat units required in vaporizing wile was an old. broken-down wain.in the water, and this result multiplied by Over 150 persons were converted at • ho had raised nine children, and his 772. the number of foot pounds in one oldest daughter, Mamie, had wry poor unit of heat, gives us as a result the Harrisville w«ik before hut at the M. health.' and therefore over half the force required m the above problem. E. church revival. •\ ork fell to her younger sister, and she We find it to be 1G8,401 <895,000 foot . RIood Will Tell. not only had the housework to do,' but pounds. Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor syrup ' when ar. extra hand was wanted In Thexlbove by H. V. Alv >rd in Ohio will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers tite field Sadie had to go. aud t’ad sores upon the body face or Well, I guess I atu getting off my Farmer gives an idea of the force used limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the story so 1 will commence again. One upwasted, in allowing water to dry system and blood of every trace of dis­ StUMItty night, during tny stay there, from Xhe ground instead of draining eases that have their origin therein. •it was raining hard and Mamie, who Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and off. had .teen feeling badly all day, when canker, and is well recommended by milking time came was unable to help, the medical profession all over tlie atul. tixteen-yeor old Sadie had all tho Ed’r - Prairie Fann«r: Y’our readers country. Price 81 l<er bottle. Sold by seven cows to milk while her brother seem to differ In opinion in regard to W. Goodyear and the hired man sat in the house. 1 the best placing of tile to drain low If Adrian expects to keep up appearhad a goon opinion of my friend sags or runs. Ln this vicinity we think Mauite> brother kill then, when 1 that wt have Isaniod some* toe aince autws she must show up more than two hangjeil my mind immediately. This beginning with tile. In the Qrrt place, tramps a week. My liver w*« .j.carfnllr disordered and I tel: i- duly one incident among many that .put tbe main line in the lowest part; if feeble and languid that I scarcely took Inter* r daily. Now girls, let's “swear that proveet insufficient, lay more where k ret In anything. Tried ill Hie ro-ealled remed­ • I ’ from milking or doing any kind of the wet shows most, and no on until ies without relief until used Parkers Tonic, urn's work before we lose our health the land is fully dried out. Next, in all which eflerted a pejuuuient cure.-Davld Bash. Little Bock. Ark. -ntir-Jy. rnds or sags where water stands from The Grand Rapids Boom company employs FJX1BENCE U in. to several feet, it is best to have ' 230 men and will soon increase its force. the surface outlet deepened by m raplng Purify your blood and regulate roar liver and out, or if an old ditch is there, nut into organs before the hmtof summer, and . ••in.* Fanner. it the tile, hot filling up even with sur­ • dlgrithe thus save a doctor bill by the timely u*<> ot i 'allowing is Mrs. Mary II. Knmmey’s face. but leaving sloping banks, so that iWesfs Liver Plito. All druxatota. paper on birds, read liefore the Moui- it eiui be worked over in plowing. The ! South Frankfort has a flah of1 factory. z uuery County Ohio Society nt the difficulty in drying ponds Isthat in a M.ir«’h meeting. >We heartily approve heavy rain, or when the ground is froz­ every one nredx. and rtxmld take. Hood's thr position and sentiments expressed en. the pond fills with water, which, if Why Nantaparilla in the »prlo<;— : commend the paper to our lady it stands too long before running off or I ut; Because the system to paw In lt» jnva.test filtering out, destroys the crop. If need. Hood's SarsaparillakIvm strencfh. readers -uspeeially: 2<1: Because the blood S sluRgtsh and Im1 picked up a paper the other 'morn­ most of the water cm not be run off on I pure. Hood's Samjnrills nurfBes. ing aqd was startled to learn that fash­ the surface, there must be a sufficient । nd: Becawte. from thcabove fx<». Mood's ton hit.* made another demand upon tlie net work of tile running into the main Sanuipnila will do a rreatcr amount of good i:i<U HorticulturfaU have been hop­ to let the water out in time to save the Big box factory Incubating al Battle Creek. ing that the craze for birds on ladles’ crop, and that can only be demonstrat­ ha: i would subside before the supply is ed by experimenting. I have recently W«t‘» WoriiTs Wonder or Family Liniment, entirely exhausted, but we are greeted seen several ponds that have filled up a »uperlor remedy for neuralgia, rheumatbm, hark, sprain*. bnil»e». cut*, bunn or by the painful news that dresses are for the reasons mentioned; others are lame wonnil*. Cheaper, goes further, font* longer entirely dry because toe wndidions to It trimmed with birds and feathers. than any ntber. All druggUU. lb fa certainly a sad commentary up- have been studied and complied with. MI m Mills'* big aboe on exhibition at Grand CYKENIL’8 BAILEY. i Rapid* attracted 4,»o peraans. • a the refinement and delicacy, of Christian women that such cruel sacriDeKalb Co., Ill., March 29. . Comuniptlon Cared. 'ictti are required to gratify the demands An old physician, retired from prac’loe. having of fashion. bad ptecm! In bls tends by an Ea»t India mis­ sionary tbe formula of a staple vegetable re­ • it is said, like the human hair, feath- Hural Canadian. medy for tbe speedy mid permanent cure ot ‘ i-r.i work iw-st- when taken from a living To remove mildew, soak in butter* Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh Asthma and .uitject, and the taxidermist. to meet milk and spread on grass in the sun. all H*rnat *n«l Ixing Affections, also a poaltlve iii- requirements of a relined-and cul­ and radical cure for Nervous DebUtty and all N’ervou* (kimplalnts. aft'-r taring tested its To prevent tat Irani ' r ° “ tivated taste for tlie beautiful, often wonderfal curative rowers In thousands of wipe them on a cloth wet with coal oil. strips skin and feathers from the 11 vrsros, luv» frit it hls duty to make It known to fellows. Actuated by this motive ingdiird. To clean furniture that is not var­ bls soffrrlng a desire to relieve human suffering. I will Hirds are the natural allies ot the nished, rub with a cloth wet with kero­ and •end free of chang.’to all who desire.IL th!* agriculturist; they are necessary to the successful prosecution of his business, tor without their aid in the destruction of the myriads of insect enemies that ravage his crops the world would per­ ish for want of food. Those who have seen the army worm march through the country can form some idea of the amount of harm these seemingly insig­ nificant little creatures are capable of doing when not held in check. The Germans make great complaint of tho Italians for their whalt»ale slaughter of birds. It Is stated that during the spring and autumn migra- sene. ' Powdered rice sprinkled upon lint and applied to fresh wounds will stop bleeding. To brighten or clean silver or nlcarfplated ware, rub with a woolen cloth and tlour.______________ As the greatest pain cure, St. Jacob's Oil is recommended by public men of America and other countries. Hon. Bills Flint Life Senator of ^ Domin­ ion Parlament. Canada, found it to act like a charm. t ‘•Walter. I’m a dyspeptic." she said with sepulcheral earaestaeM; "and 1 an grip;—"Bring me a piece of mince pie and a glass of cider! ’—Springfield H^ublicM. A lady was reproaching William W.irreti, the comedian, at a recent re­ ception, for going into society so little. " Y ou ought to let us lionize you a little," she said. "I never heard of but one man." replied the veteran actor, "who was not snoHed by being lionized."‘ And who was he?” “Daniel!" A nurse-maid had been engaged for the family of John Leech. On ber ap­ pearing in the nursery, she was thus aildreasHl by Master Leech;—“Nurse, papa says 1 am qne of those children that can only be managed by kindness, and Ill trouble you to fetch me some sponge cake and oranges immediately.” — Exchange. There Is a well known nursery legend to the effwt that the reason whv the lamb loved Mary so was because Mary loved the lamb. It Is just barely possi­ ble that the reason why the Rev. Joseph Cook of Boston, who so expressed idmself in his late Boston talk, does not love American newspapers, is H<cauM Amer­ ican newspapers have a shrewd suspi­ cion that, be talks too much. The Baltimore Sun rivals the Phila­ delphia Ledger in obituary poetry, as per example:— “He heard the angels calling him From the celestial shore: He flopped his wings, and away went . To make one angel more!" A Norristown man, reading about the feats of a much-advertised glass' eater In a dime museum, was tired with ambition to emulate them, and chewed up parts of a lamp chimney, a goblet and a bottle. He did notz get tho com­ bination right, the stomach pump don't bring up the pieces, and he hss made hl> will. “Mary, do you know what a miracle is?” said a lady Sunday school to one.of her class. " 1’es’m, ma says If you don't marry our new parson it will be a mynicle." Little boy (studying his Latin lesson) —IX what does “mort" mean ? Pa (ex­ alderman and builder)—Is that word in your book,? Little boy—yes Pa. Well, it means "more mortar," but I didn't know it was a Latin word.—New Y’ork Times. _ A N ebraska man, lielieving that “All’s well that ends well," took a chattel mortgage on a well, and will dig it up and take it away if the note is not paid when due. ■ That the administration of Justice is often affected by extraneous circum­ stances, is a trutii which liecomes evi­ dent early Inlife. The bright, six-year-old son of a gen­ ial clergyman of the historian’s acquain­ tance had l>een engaged, with some of his friends, in wrong doing, and he was called Into tbe house under circumstan­ ces rather ominous. . “Did you get licked?" Inquired one of his matter-of-fact companions the next day. “Well, yes, I did,” admitted the young philosopher, “but I should have got off all right if there’d been anything for supper that father liked.”—Boston Record. ) । When Rev. S. L. B. Chase was a pas­ tor in Rockland he essayed to treat the Sunday school to a blackboard exposi­ tion or the lesson. So for a starter, and in the way of graphically Illustrating his remarks, he took a piece of chalk and slowly and somewhat painfallv sketched on the blackl>oard a represent­ ation of two human hearts joined to­ gether. “Now, then." he said, turning to the school, “who wUI tell me what I have drawn." / “I know," called oat a very little boy on the front seat. “Well," the pastor kindly said, “what isitr And the very little boy on the front seat shrieked out: ”A termater!”—Rockland Courier Gazette. “Dot brudder of mine in Chicago vhaa no good," said Mosch, as he dusted a second hand pair of pants at the door. “He closed his store the odder day und puts bn a sign dot his wife was dead, und he doan' keep open Tor two days." “Wasn't that right?” “It vhas all right toshnt oop; but why doan' he say on der sign: ’On dis account I haf to dispose of dis mammoth shtock, und all goods shall be sold at ten per cent, below cost!’ Vhen a pe<-sness man’s wife dies it vhas s chance to advertise dot doan’ come once in twenty years." —Wall Street News. Mr. Isreal Switzheimer, aSouth Clark' street pawn-broken, was awakenad by the smell of. smoke. He and his wife and three children sleep in the rear of his store. In the Instant he was out of bed. dragging his wife alter him. “Der house is burning oop, Rachel!" he fhouted. “Der schildrenlder schildran! Pring der schildren oudt quick!" screamed Mrs. Switzheimer. “Der schildren!” yelled Swltzeimer aghast. “Der schildren can valk. Get quick der vaches oudt of der showcases, Rachel."—Chicago News. R®1 riven to secure the Payment of two 8ve hundred dollars in ton years from date thereof. w iU> intoreri at the rata of eight per cent, per aioiutu. payable Auuimlly any part thereof ou Miy <txy nc 1* made payable, a» thereto iwd from thenceforth, after thc lap*e of thirty dart, theafurraaid principal num ot Uiouaaad 'five hundred dollars (S3. hl* exit-liters, administrator* *txl aMign*. become and be due iuh! , payable immed­ iately therealter. although the period above limited tor the pawnei.: thereof may not : ; : Intefere toU.e eontrary thereof In any true notwithstanding. And default harluu been made tn the (rnyment ol thirty dollara of luii-rert due January 13, 1WX and default haring t«en made In payment of all the Interest due January UG>, A. D. IWM. and default having ri*o been made In payment o! all the Interest due’January nth. A. D. 1W®. and default having also been made In payment of all tbe Interest npd croc litiudred doiuira principal and al! the due January 13th, A. D. »atnc having been and remained unpaid and tn arrears for the space of tlilrty dap and more and still remaining unpaid, the aioreaald prin­ cipal sum ot two thousand Bve hundred douara KW). with all arrearages of Interest thereon. been and b now declared to be now due and payable, aud by which default the power of sale comncUUon with the multitude of low test, short tn .said mortgage containesl has become opera­ weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only tive as to the whole amount thereof, buta prin­ In can*. Royal Bakikg Powder co., toe cipal and Interest aa aforesaid, and whereas oct not Wall St. N. Y. there is claimed to be due and untuUd on said POWDER Absolutely Pure. T Burdock Blood Bitters Purify 'the Blood.______ Burdock Blood Bitters Sound. Refreshing Sleep. Burdock Blood Bitters That Tired. Weary Feeling. Gem:-1 have been subject to Sick Headache for yeara, and have tried, in rain, many adrerturii remedies and sev­ eral nbyuctons. but all to no purpose. At last I tried your B. B. Biuers—without much faith. 1 admit—but to-day I can truly uy, that after taking the third boltla I bare not Buffered from it. I recommend It to all my friends; several have been cured by 1L My little grandson was perronneutly cured of BihousneM and Eick Headache, which were no severe as to aoifl couvelsions. They have all cetuicd suico be commenced tho use of B.B.B. MRS. B. C. BODLE. Orange, Lurcrno County, Pa. 3he ir»»« Athtopboroa Ul NaMW■ . •■uksU-M Mcojr from hnwtabta. holding the circuit court for said County of Barry, 'where said premises are situated, there will be sold at public auction or vendue to the highest bidder toe premtw described In said mortgage, to satisfy tlie amount due on said mortgage with Interest at eight per rent, per annum, and theeoata and expenses allowed by law. Said low*, town: ’ The north h*lf (H) of tb?>outh w>**t quarter (M). and the south twenty adres ut the. went half (>)°f the north west Iraruonul quarter QQ or section number twenty-nine (3d. also the north half (S’of the south ea»t quarter iM) of section number thirty (»), ail In township numDated April Int, A. D. IMG. * 1’ETER CROSBY, MortpiRee. Default taring been made tn the conditMna of a certain mortpipe made by .lumen O. Ixse and Harriet M. Loe hU wife, to WIBlara J. aud for the County of Barry uni! Blate of Michigan, otMtlie 3iu day of July. A. D. 1M3. In Uber IS of mortgaKe*. on rage iL’i. on which mortgage there In clalnml to to- due al the date of till* notice Ui<* num ot Bve hundred and eighty eight and nineteen one-hundredths doLlarx, and no *uit or proceA^uga at law having i*>-n Instituted to rerovrr'Mir inouerfc neeured by *aid mr.rtgaxe or any part thereof. Now. therefore by virtue of tur power of aale contained In snld mortgage, and Um- statute In such ease made and provldea, notice l» hereby given that on Saturday the cah day of June. A. I». IMS, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, I Miall sell nt public auction, to the lilgheM bidder, at tbe north front door of the Court Houtr in tbe dty of -Hastings. Michigan. B^nmybenreeMary to pay the amount due on [•al.! .nortgnee. with riant per cent, interest, and all Irgxl cori*. Th.- premise* being rtrecrlbed In •aid modgKe all thor*<* certain parrel* of land lituate In the townihin of Woodland, in tbe County of Harry und State of Michigan, and known and de»crlbe<J‘a* follows: ATHLOPHOI the Bouth we»t quarter ot the north west quar­ ter ah on kccUun sixteen, town four north ot range seven wmL Dated March inh. ikw. WILLIAM J. & L. L. HOUXJWAY. CLEMENT SMITH Attorney fa^MortcSro*. imomwos ra.. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage executed by Charles H. Morse, unmarried, of Yankee Springs. Harry eouuty. Michigan, to Spnillle Burford, of Grand Rapid*. Kent county, Michigan, dated June,Jafl 1 Ml. and recorded on the 1st day of July, IMI, a wm st . in ran PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC Mlehlgka. iu Uber 10 of murtguge*. on naxia 1M and 135. and by Mid default the power at aria contained In Mid nortBue Lav lux become opreAtlve, and no proereding* at law or In equity tax­ ing been Instituted to recover the debt necon-d by Mid niortKiqtu or any part thereof, and tiro aim of "lx hundred twenty-three and rt-too d<4lars brine now claimed to be due on *i»l<l mat*. ■ Rage fur principal nnd accrued interest. ■ Notice I* therefore hereby given that m!4 mortsnge will be foreclosed by *a!e of the mortpiRed premise* described In Mid mortgage, or no much thereof iw may be necvMary to satlsty thc amount due on said mortew together with the co*t« ot thiaforectoauro. including an alter- HINDERCORNS the Court Hou.m>, iu the cityX HxxttnKi, In sri;: Coen!) of Barr;. I! al I- !nK !>.<• pla -.ft ..luing til. ( !rc:;lt Court (or Mid County ot Harry, Iu wblrli Mid tnortKiwwl prvniiAr* an* rituatod. Said on-mine.* are diacribed in aald n>ort|fa<e aa follow*: Health is Wealth! Probate Order. The *outb bril (Hl of the south «wit quarter [U] ot the south ean quarter 1^1 of section nine (»; In town three (J) north of ranee ten Ito] weat, hi Harrv County and State of Michigan. Dated thl» rah day ot February. iSa. SI'KI II.LE BVRFORD. Mortgagee. STUART a SWEI7T. Attorneys for Mortgage. Grand Rapid*. Mich. In the nuttier of the estate of Joseph Hough, deceased. On reading and Bling tlio petition, duly vpriBod,ofC. A Hough, aeon of said deceased, tjavlng^iial he may^ be appointed admfnbdrator Thcreupon It is ordered, that Friday the 14th day of May. A. D. 1>W. at ten -non. be assigned tnr petition, and that “A Georgia negro recently butted a steer to death, on being told that he could have the steer if ne killed it in that way,” says a news item. This story may be true, but we will give him our commission in the Salvation Army to see him undertake to butt a spring chicken to death.—tian Francisco Maverick. "There is a good deal of religion in nature," solemnly remarked a young Aberdeen clergyman calling upon a lady ot his congregation recently. “There is,’’ was the quiet reply. “We should never forget that there is a ser­ mon in every blade of grass." “Quite true. We should also remember that recipe. In German. French orRnglUh, i»Ith full grass is cut very short sometimes.” Little Alice had been very sick, and was token by her mother, with her twin sister, to a seaside hotel for a change of air. Here she gained strength rapidlv. J. J. Atkin*. Chief of I’rilce. KnoxTllle. Tenn. and her appetite increased- so that she was no sooner through one meal than she was looking longingly forward to the next One day, hearing that her tts virtue. M? friends to whom I have recom- supper would be ready in a few minutes, she turned to her sister and said: "Let’s guaranteed to cure Cunsh*. CoUh. Bronchitis, ask the bleseing now, Janie, so as not to have to wait when we get to the table." —New York Tribune. at the date of this notice, the Yum of three thousand and two hundred dollars (J.1^00) for principal aud interest, and no suit or proceedii.z- ax law or in equity having been taken to collect the same or any part thereof. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of «tle Iu said mortgage, contained and the statute in such case made and provided. on tbe twenty-sixth day of June, A. D. IM>, at one o’clock in tho afternoon. at the north trout door or entrance of the Court House. city at Haatu>i3 In said county and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of tinner should not be granted And it la further ordered thnt said John C. West & Co., >KB West Madison St.. CHIOOGO,ILL. All Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a. cooling lotion. Mustang ianiment IA true ropy.] �■ = 11 ~— at MATTERS ARE SERIOUS. IN SENATE AND HOUSE THE NATIONAL INDICATIONS LAW-MAKERS AT THE CAPITAL OTY; TROUBLE THAT VI IS ED! EEMOVED!' AHEAD FOR CHICAGO RAILWAYS. I am now settled and barbar bill The Freight Handlare Demand He. Xllllou,—Other Capital Intelligence. Unconditto nil Surrender and Talk Dyna­ mite end Other Ra»h Thing*. forbusinet.in tny new w ters in the store east of W g Schantz’s grocer? more to protect individual property by building levees than to improve the ottanael WaSHixoTox City, April 27—Tbe crodential* of W. C. • Whittborae, appointed by tiw governor of Tenuceano to nil tiro va­ cancy caute! by Jackacn'j* rtelgna- ■triking freight-handler* Sunday night it a resolution we.* Introduced Wall Paper, Wall |’apet V«roiou»ij> •—------ o ... .. aXuibly hold Sunday. Considering the ’ Wall Paper, Wall P*^ ■ ■pole in advocacy of national prohibition Wall Paper. Wall Pip,, played to quit work. tutai rams up and led to a partisan discus­ sion. Taulbee complained of tbe civil ear­ reediugly hopeful Chicago wa* leading tbe . _ • _. »h.a mber into tbe city during Bunday by the Burling- behlnd. WINDOW SHADES. Tbw might compel Chicago to go The appropriation cvnmi'.ttee reported the acuate adjourned. KEEPING A18 MEMORY GREEN. three hours Window Shades in plain doth and decorated, or paper shade,. night incendiary -Sunday Ba way bnslnasa wm defeated by objections. A bill forfeiting tbe grant to Michigan In aid of tbo Marquotte & Ontonagon railway attempt to A MAY-DAY HOLIDAY. for arbitration of states (Springer,; reeolutiom by Wilkin* and Grosvenor of Ohio arbitration on labor disputes (Warner of Ohio ; to amend tbo Pacific railway acta so ths Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church—Dr. Newman, pastor—and of which Gen. Grant wee a marnlor while president. The church was filled to ita utmuet capacity, and hundred* of people, unable to obtain ■eata, wera^turned away. Chief-Justice White, presided. Addressee extolling tbe troubles; resolutions of sympathy with Glad.tone ,-ut<| 1'nrneU (O’Neib; the river tbo Green A- Bonen River Navigation com- Saturday morning with the tion of ntaking it-something by. The rumbling* of the were bear ! Friday when freight handler* stopped to evident inten­ to make an ora coming storm Northwestern know whether indication* of a similar character acnttero.l about tlie city. It I* jKmibio that so far a* this city I* concoruid tbe tight might have McGregor. cutters and tuck Oils ainaniste, had pointer* Varnish and Alabastine. Alabastfae and Barn Paint Barn Paint and jlousekerpen' duw-d hour* from nine to eight; beer-l'arral Paints in snirii < aas. Housekeepers' faints and Brushes, MANNING WILL NOT RESIGN. in an amendment providing for an inquiry a* to what tbo New York consol* can bo bought for but it wu railed out on n point Manning continue* to improve quite rapidly. thb demand was ac.-om; anted «Hth tb« Typograptaml nniryx, they having adopted tbe kt Lour *y*tatn erf comjodtwi The machlntat. and blacksmith* bad eight Aud EX ER I THING else is my line. EL veatigation . bad vindicated everybody It I still sell the Celebrated Detroit Whitt Bunday Capita) in tun authorized to st eight hour system 'mltteo inquire into the matter. The report was referred. An appropriation of f300,(XU been published attributing to Secretary Secretary Manning earnestly deulree und treasury department' uw Stillwater, Minn. Tbe interstate eommen e bill engaged the atteatlx-i of the eanate, without action, until an vx.cutivn Tbe chief interest centered in the atrike of tbe freight-handler*, which grew to be n big thing before noon, involving as it did ail had voluntarily introduced eight boars’ Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. LACK OF UNANIMITY. Fred’k Hotchkiss. Washington City, April tX—The eon- conflrtned tbo following nomination*: ' C. ou thu tall prohibiting aliens from owning rail way a, t.ut unsuccessfully. Striker* from the Burlington and Alton roods, to tbo num- viaduct in tbo mcrr.ltig and proceeded to ROGERS & n FAUSEY, had ever said said anything that could dihtorte.l into tbo aacrtion that tlio labor Carroll Bunker Hill, DJa; Jamas Burka,, of course completely stopped freight traaic. E. H Gavin, Corning. Iowa; John D. Smith, houss adjourr.ot cotumunkatioos from HASTINGS, MICH., ■WoenixaTOit City, April 3ft—Call roee ----- SELL THE CELEBRATED----was rejected. ‘ OPEN AIR AMUSEMENTS; The mort important event elsewhere wae grantert Mount Royal aaeembly of 3,000 men, em­ ployed in t..e Northern Ceptral railroad Jno. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. An IndlspeoMble F«nula» Toot The tot in th- world. wm faca Tbe poatofflo* I appropriation wae taken up and an ameudment offered ap­ propriating ts<N,O» to bo UMjd by South and Central America, China, and Australia, und autlicrinug coniracte for live year* Delate arising on this, tbo senate, pending the dfvcussloti, .wont Into executive ererion and won tbe reaftiff adjourawdl The punss Saturday ro­ wThe lumber district was ar. quiet h> far a* Louis rt; at Washington—Nationals «, TMta' delphia 2. of tbe brewer* offered u tomprowifae while Cincinnati— dered a shut down. Thia inruh< .latur- tboridng the impvoietMnt of tbo water paaavd in die rauate Thuraday appropriating for tbo purchase ot more ground for tbe public building at Ft. Wayne Ind. 'T’K. k —r 1 _.. ■ —St Louis 0, Pittaburg 4; at •Baltimore— Brooklyn Baltimore «—11 innings, dark- newi. nt Cincinnati—Louisville 1. Cinikiaatl S; at !*blladelphta—Metropolitan* S, Jttiitac a* follow*. At Brooklyi Brooklyn I'.*—darkae**; at cinuati 10, Louisville S, Uunrilera <m Four Italldway Line. Mak. ■ faemand. Cixcinnatt, May d-The freight hand­ ler* of the Cincinnati, HamUtou & J Myton Cincinnati, New urtaans & Texas Fn^ Cmcinnatl. Indtanapoifa, Bl Lout* & CWcago. and the Bee Uno met Katarday night and n«olvml n, .... u< at Madison Bqt Halo rden Saturday. The > for a stake of fk.lJtu iman lead Elm until the winner was 2 tuinut senate adjourned. Building were given one minute to decide to quit, an J then were run out of the building. Five of tbe ring-leader* iu this breag were arrestoL Thick iXta for 1«) freight ntmHWTm.il i h j . . Given fine weather, it promiiM V.IMI and lta,noo men, iududing S.uut) brewer* CnifAOj, May X—William Muldoon, tbe .... —* - . ____ .. . T HAVE MY STORE FILLED furniture workers. The right hour movement among trades aiurdav nnt ______ " rbich ex- THE. NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. Our largo sales of this plow and the splendid safi-faction it gives wherever tried proves its worth. The North Fairfield is the best plow made, as every farmer will tell yov who uses it. The Rick’s Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow that every farmer ovghtto have. For sale evclusively by Rog»*rs Fausey. S'"Remember our headquarters in the Elevatur. Broadway. . . gave tbe prmcijal trouble. City. These machines have been thoroughly tested, aud have proven satisfactory in every instance. Call and louk them over. Branch oflkfi with Sisson Bros.. Froeport. 'ill running racs» mall contracts with American ships i ' men or employe* to adopt tbe eight-hour ride. Thu nail mills at Cumming shutdown but tbo question w*. not one of Ixiur*. thu men demanding tbe dl^liargn of non-union rm All tlie industrial intere-.u in South The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. # V.AhMlNG UP AT CINCINNATI. »might 0; Brooklyn—won 7, lost 4; Metropolltan—won amciKlnn-nt wmoffered cutting out tbo Mis­ souri river commiwion fiom receiving any ot the appao^riation for that river, pending varnSbcre an! oil finisher*’ awmoly. Tbs SC.1 piano-makers, ol whom 40) aniomployedby WiUtam Knabe, have requested that tlwte Iv.mw ... ■ _ ■ . . New Goods! And will give the People ofPrairieville and . Vicinity coincided. A ntrike of nil the railway frwgbt-hau.ller* fa among the ptsedtallues. Tn fit 1-amIk Or m<———— .... • _ *■ cutch-aa uoa»u<u*L Baltlhghx, Md., May L—A private An eight-hour ma* WWatch thus space neit. week. Prairieville, April 8.1888. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-05-13.pdf 3dfb56ffa626d192a90cbb2e93909343 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXI. NO. 2. The Hastings Banner. vTtxos. Barry Co., Mich., ;3HALL L. QOOK. sVl'^KHTrOS BATES AI’VKRTWIXG RATES: X>wr:.................................6100 00 V’ • tor »i*clal position*. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 13, 1886. County News. Butland. portun?0 ‘SUDda> ,nornln« veS op- Solon Doud, Esq., has gone to Valpar­ aiso, Ind., to visit his daughter. 1 I?1*®’*** to notice that Mrs. Coffield and her son* have returned to their farm. They have been stopping in your citv for a year past, so that the bojB could wnvenientlv pursue their studies in school. They will manage ywfarm themselveB for th« currSt .... .dprideukit1,1 H»e Job Puntlns De­ Geo. Coffield claims the item respect­ . Uio UasmeA Krerylljltig In th® ing him in the locals of two weeks ago •BUI-. >' neu":‘ Bn‘1 wilh lhe face-* of fa a mistake." Glad to hear him sav io t»po. »l'Fn’'’«l pattern* of machinery*. The supervisor has found out three aLir w.pHwit workmen employed, enables the things by this time: 1-How many BA--.*KJt'iodoarat<teai iob work. dfasaxistied there are. 2-How poor people are; and 3-how hard it fate pleuae every body, even to himself. ,i W. LOWRY, M.D.. 3f Peop!e from this town 1.1, physician, Surgeon and Oculist, attended the dedication of the Baptist ra ■ in town nr country promptly attended. church in your city Sunday fast. Oft ■ n.nr.-8 to 10 *. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. The whooping cough hits put in its i ; . • • as Holloway*’ dr-w »tor*. Ur .la!attention paid u? surgical diseases appearance in several families recently. ot the eye and ear. | ■ \\T H. LASD18.A D-.*j FREBPORT\ From the Herald. H. Physican and Surgeon, .. A £luch newle<1 ™in visited thfa sec­ Woodland. Mich. j tion Tuesday. r.C.i • oiis (loorMflh of the post oftlce. will be Master Roy WiUHias been seriously t day arnighl. ill the past week. Mrs. Archie McCoy ofUlastings is n K TIMMERMAN. I . H, •;>.<-uithic i’hysician & Surgeon, visiting her sister Mrs. Ke>Si!sl>ee of thfa place. Hr-:\l >>.- r-A*t ot Holloway*’ «lnig store.) .-T»e Gleaners meeting at the nr, .ioNes. l, B. church last Sunday evening was J,’ Dentist.. largely attended and thc entertainment throughout was a decided success. u. -< promptly attended to. । Geo. A. Reuter is now located at -Alba. Antrim Co. He still continues ( WELTON to work for the same firm that he hu« .li.-nt lor the Dino Farmer’* Insurance Co. been engaged with for the past two • rr-, p.4id(*ion * man s property against years. !-.■ Ilgtnniagor wind; agxlast a man’s The Bavarian barley men have left >» licafh »t:d accident. Freeport. It fa not known here at present when they will return. Farm­ nwK « SHEI.DON, ers who did not invest in their baahnwill doubtless worry but little if the • >n! Atnlrart Block.QasUnrt,Micb.) barley men should not return at all. . H., • . only set ot Abstract Book* In Barry As many as half a dozen shade trees were set out in the villag^'Arhor day. As the years come and go our people LIP T. CULGROVE. will many times regret their failure in . . Lawyer, thfa respect. Nothing else will beauti­ Ux*»npt. Mich. fy and adorn a village or city equal to .■ ng Atterney lor Barry Cetinty. shade trees. Members of Wolcott post. G. A. IL, \ E. KEN ASTON. A. * Attorney at Law, should remember that said post meets on the Uritt and third Thursday even­ ings of e.ich month. Five Thursdays ra in *U court*ol the State. Collection* in April mixed up things rather prom­ aJwaMlnsto. , ;__________ J, iscuously. Comrades from Cldrkaville foilN CARVF.TIL and other posts have come into visit J Attorney at Law, Wolcott post several tiuies but. unfor­ tunately mistake the night of the meet­ MMdlevIHe. Micb. ing. pLARKE & RIKEIL I Attorneys at Law and Cabtleton, Solidtora in Chancery. Mr. I». Waldron and wife, of Big M, are visiting Joseph Hewitte ends. rrarEer In »lt ronrt* of the state. Attend to Mrs. L. Shrontz died May “tn. 1886, eolirrtlou* and p^rtecUns UU«® to real estate. of consumption. The deceaied was Mooeytoldpn insurance taken etc., etc. if Al ItTn V. BARKER, Real Estate, about 30yean,|Old. She leaves a hus­ band and two .children besides a large JL 1 nsurance and Loans. circle of friends to mourn her loss. The Office with J. G. Bunyan A Son. 2 doors north remains were taken to Baltimore and ■ «it f'ostotSee. SpxiuLtUetitinn gl»eu to making exchange* the ftinerul services were held at Cedar uf property. Tt»e inter**!*- of nou-resldent Creek church. May itth. proin'rty owners i-arefuBy looked alter. Farm* Mr. Joseph Hewitte and children ofallv -r-. for nile or exchange. Houses and wish to extend their thanks- to the •<«ts tor U1*. ‘ community for assisting them during their bereavement z LEMF.NT SMITH, Miss Aggie Watring entertained ’ Lawyer. tOfflv pinion Hall Block, over store of W. 8. some 60 young people at her father's house last Tuesday evening. A social Goodyear & Co.) an<l£6od time was enjoyed by all. G.~Durkey and. brother David and family, of Hastings, were the guests of ! APPEN 4 VanARMAN, Wm. Thompson Sunday.. Lawyers. Ttfrnkey Alex Gilleland and Charley tUtec Ha-dluxc National Bank.) Hastings, called on old fritmds Baker,of irss*' ---------the past week. [onday being Mrs. Wm. Rriis WILLIAM B.SWEEZEY, Attorney Last Monday ---------------birthday, several ladies made her a ■ At L w and Solicitor in Chancery. pleasant surprise and preiented her I*ra-Ti -- ;n all courts of the state. with a fine dress. A few remarks were U1LLIAM B. SWEEZEY, made by Mrs. H. Hosmer. Several of our fanners have their ’’ Justice of the Peace. corn planted. Ctih> .lions a sjwclalty. Miss 8. Oates fa visiting her father Ln Parma. , f M. 11 GIU.ASPJE. Apple trees are in full blossom, and ■A* Notary Public. bid fair for a good crop. B-racusiMm*. ’ Died, at her daughter’s Mrs. Arey Dillenbeck. Mrs. Joseph Hewitte. May y ARY (’. COBB, 6th. Funeral services were held nt the Sloppy U. B. church May 9tb,. Rev. FAmUNA 11J. E DRESSMAKER, Smith officiating. The remains were interred in the Baptist cemetery in Ferial Attention (Keen to Cutting Woodland. The deceased was 80 years, 'i Fitting, Patterns Cat fo order. 3 months, 3 days old. She leaves a hus­ over Schaetz' 8|ore. • band. two sisters in England, one son and three daughters Insides a large circle of friends to mourn her loss. Her SOMETHING NEW* maiden name was Phoeba Prickett. She was born at Binrey. Oxfordshire, England, Feb. 3d, 1806. and was mar­ ried to Joseph Hewitte, May 12th, 1835, in St Andres church London, Engwhere Mr. Hewitte followed the tailor­ ing business. Two children were born to them in England, one of whom died in England. In 1839 they moved to NewYork where they remained one rear. In 1840 they, moved to Pontiac where they remained a few veara. In 1867 they settled on a farm in Castle­ ton. One son and three daughters born to them in America, all of I have set up a Hay Press in were whom are married and Bring In thfa and were present at the funeral. the City of Hastings, and am state, She united with the Episcopal New York in ISMandwasa faith­ prepared to purchase Hay in at ful member till her Masters call. Bert Waldron has returned from the &ny quantity. north leaving hfa wife to spendI the summer with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Thompson. L. K C++A Call and see me, at American House. * Yours respectfully, C. A. BURLINGAME, al HICKORY CORNERS. Fine rain last night, doing a vast amount of good, to gras*, andin fact to with fanners. planti their corn last week, while Jniny others win finish theirs during r evjllMuinircr has returned to close upChto^hSi and take hfa family tn hi* naw home Ln the north woods. M M Rockwell has hfa new two story J«enUy purchased by M. M. Rockwell, and put a stone wall under the same. .,•*ow Robert Cairns is happy, because l!,~r ", 1WT "l hh wife presented him with another fine girl o&by. °n the 1st inst Mother and daughter doing well. m with quite a loss on on Croo^'M fishing. ‘ril his horse hitched to a tree, anti h111 :f^urP fountl hfa horsu where he left it dead, having choked to death My the neck halter with which he had been tied. John Sliean fa wrestling with the Mr. Joseph Marshall and Loneer Genderback. both of Chicago, were made one by the bonds of matrimony ou Monday evening nt the home of A. p. Towaley, Rev. G Ulaspie officiating. Quite a number of the friends were present. It was k very enjoyable affair. The happy couple have the best wishes of the community, us the groom was a former resident of thli place. J' larey Coolidge has. so far recovered from her recent illness that she is about the house again. J. W. Briggs new house is becoming more and more attractive each day, under the skillful hand of H. Patterson, Quito a number have experienced the a master builder. same who are now up and about their daily avocations. Prospects are now very favorable for alargc• amount of fruit. Apple trees The state gathering of Spiritualists and Llberalists at this place Saturday are in full bloom. Mrs. Alva Pennock, daughter of and Sunday was but very sllmly attend­ Warner O. Barnes and wife, of thfa ed, not to exceed twenty being present glace, died on the 26th ult. Her funer­ from elsewhere. The body of George Osmun, who was al services were held at the Wesleyan church on the 28th, Rev. Ross officiating. killed at St. Louis, arrived here Friday He delivered an able and well timed night in charge of Jacob Osmun, at discourse which was ILstened to by a whose house the funeral occurod next large audience composed of relatives day. Notice Prof. Roberts distributing hfa and friends of the deceased. Mrs. Penn,?c'' leases a husband and five children, lively little monthly, the Union School all little boys, the youngest about two Star, aroand our streets thia evening. If we glean a few items therefrom we years old. i £ennock has met with a serious hope ye pedagogue will not kick. ■ will Kasey’s water tank, from which loss. The choice of hfa youth has left him, with the responsible duties and the street sprinkler was' filled, took a care of their joint affections and love, tumble to itself Saturday night and who now need a mother's care. ’ He has was totally demolished. Ad infant child of J. .C, Stephens* toe heart felt sympathy of a large cir­ cle of friends and neighbors in thfa his died Monday afternoon. Station Agent Oviat has given hfa po­ sad hour of bereavement. sition here the go-by to accept a more Rev. J. Mason and wife have return­ ed from Hillsdale, having been visiting lucrative one- as travelling passenger toeir old home and mends residing agent for the Chicago & Northwestern Kail Road. there. He resigned from the Common Coun­ . Martin Justice and Mrs. Hammond, formerly of Hope, were married on the cil Monday evening, but the resignation of C. L. Glasgow, tended at the same Llith, at Battie Creek. On Monday the 3d. they returned to hfa place of resi­ time, was not accepted. There seems to be fully as much dence in this township, where they were met with a charivari by a crowd of drunkenness bn our streets now as be­ rowdy youngsters who now feel asham­ fore the saloons were dosed; but it is ed of their cowardly acts, and say that Crobable that the supply laid in by the oys before May 1st is not yet exhaust­ they wiU never engage in that business ed. I hardly think the defunct saloons agiun. ' Mrs. Ida Pennock has been repairing are doing any basinees; at least Jim : her residence both inside and out; pap­ Crow ha* to go dry. The Star says “three boys were out ering, painting, etc., adding very much boat riding Sunday and one of them got to its general apj>earanee. pretty well drenched." Why don’t you tell who it was? Must it be left to the MORGO-THOEN APPLE. Henry "Strong says that the corres­ Banner scribe to give all the boys pondent of toe Home Journal had bet­ away ? The one who got the ducking, (so we hear) was a chap who does more ter keep still, as it fa not half as l»ad to newspaper writing than Jim Crow­ put his head in a barrel and halloo “pa" as it fa to go round erring for two days in fact doee it for a living. He fa also Just because the baby proved to be a secretary for the Congregational Sab­ bath school.,but we Won’t say thfa time girl instead of a boy. who it is. A party of fishermen from Charlotte J. J. Potter expects to move to De­ Spent last week Wednesday at the Lake troit this week. John has long been House. one of the leading Tepablicans of this Geo. Shaffer started for Ohio Tuesday town, and by hfa going we.lose. morning on business. Thomas Purkey has returned from A party consisting of Ed. Katbborn California, hut whether to stay or not and wife and a young man by the name we have failed to learn. > of DeWatters, the latter named young John Mills, a six-footer and someth! ng man accompanied by the wife of II. more, has gone into the News office to Gross, all oi Nashville, went to Thorn­ learn the trade. , apple lake Monday last; and shortly The K. of P. and Masonic lodges have atter their arrival II. Gross putin an about decided to build a second story appearance, and was informed that on the Boise bloca to be used as a lodge DeWatters and Mrs. Grow had taken a room. small l>o;it and gone on the lake as man The new church (Evangelical) are and wife. The information seemed to getting materia] on the ground for' a exasperate Mr. Gross terribly, and we neyv church, to be erected just north of think justly; and had he proceeded to O. A. Philllpe’ recideuce. go out ou the lake and take summary With thfa letter Jim Crow must needs venfrance on the couple he would cer­ bld the Banner an affectionate fare­ tain! v have been justified. But we hail well. It fa but just that we ask the a still further surprise in store for us. pardon of anywhoiii we may have of­ An L'X official from the same village of fended, and thank those who have taken Nashville, accompanied by a pard, took an interest in our modest endeavors. We the trouble to go to the lake and in- transfer our burden to worthy shoul­ torm the parties that the wronged hus­ ders, feeling convinced that our succes­ band was on the war path and to make sor will improve on the tew virtues things look all right. They divided and cast aside the faults of company at Morgan's corners, the one JIM CROW jiarty going back to Nashville by one •rood —“ gnc -nd the other by another. FOUR CORNERS. P. Cole launched the new steamW. N. Boice is on the sick list. Monday morning. M<. W. Kelly, ToatMo Joel Demond is working this summer. the builder of the boat, was in attendEld. Cramer was with us on Sunday andk From the first start until she was afloat did not exceed two hours. last. Lottie Townsend Sundayed with her The boys immediately fired her up. She behaved splendidly. We bespeak parents. .Sheriff Long was on our street on for her a good trade this summer. She fa certainly a credit to her builder and Monday last. Mrs. Luella Ashley, of Big Rapidsl is owners.^' _______ visiting old friends and relatives at the WOODLAND. Corners. Chas. Fuller makes frequent visits Mrs. AmeHa Snuggs, of'Albion, fa to that fair and beautiful ••.Summers’’ visiting Woodland friends. Jacob Hater returned to Battle (.’reek land. Eld. Grow, of Charlotte, occupied the Monday. Sheriff Long and Deputy Sheriff pulpit of the Disciple church on Sun­ day last; also in the evening. He will Griggs were in town Monday evening. talk to us again in two weeks from The dog case fa not settled yet. Geo. A. Weed fa doing Indiana in be­ that time. Martin Bruce, of Montcalm Co., is half of the patent equalizer. G. V. DU'linger and W. H. Miller are spending a few days with Wm. Baine in the employ of tiie Dayton Hedge Co. and other relatives of this place. ALICE. Land farmers looking for suitable farms have made their annual appesrCARLTON. “Tp. Holly, of Tenneeee. fa visiting Henry Shriber spent Sunday with his father, Jacob Shriber. friends at this place. E. Beviere's boy fa seriously afflicted Horace Barnum spent Sunday with friends in Hastings. with rheumatism. Judson Carpenter has bought one of Chas. Collins fa able to be about town “SSL J. J. Richards fa rebuilding her John Strausbaugh’s horses. We have not learned the price he gave, but he got a good horse. houseAaron Fleming, of Saranac, brother JohnSchaibly sports a fine carriage. The G. A. IL post will observe decora­ of John Fleming, Sundayed at J. B. Carpenter’s. tion day at Sunfield. Sterl Wilcox, from Baltimore, spent I Some busy Iwxlies are evidently try­ ing to make trouble between the mem­ Saturday and Sunday at G. T. Daniels. A Blue advice to the boys: When beta of the G. A. B. post and the cornet band. As thfa fa supposed to be a iree you go to church do you go to hear or land, each and every organization has to be heard? You not only disturb a right to do as they please, so long as those who want to hear, but you dis­ they attend strictly to their own affaire. turb the speaker. Please remember We wonder why the Sunday school treasurer did not get to Sunday school BOWEN'S MILLS. any earlier. Oh. we know why' It We have had a fine rain, was because he did not start quick Rev. L. A. Lane preached at the Robins school house last Sunday even­ enough. Better late than never J ud. The social at D. R. Foster’s last Wed­ ing. They have also organized a Sab­ bath School at said school house, with nesday night netted about 810.00. John Fleming has bought himself a A. Haillev as superintendent. There fa to be memorial services at nice span of horses. II. A. Nichols is building a summer kitehen on his house. Rev.Floody preaches at the school house at half past seven next Sabbath evening. I. O. G. T. lodge at its last meeting. There wiU lie a social at uncle Joe Keeler’s Wednesday night. May 13th, for the benefit of the church. BL A. Nichols is acting as life insur­ ance agent. Truman Barnum is repainting his L-HilK WHOLE NO. 1615. house which improves the looks very much. Since January 1st. John Strawbaugh has sold about. 896.00 worth of eggs. That is doing well, John. We have got some big men in our town, but they have got very little hearts. < .Some of our town folks went to Quimby fishing last Saturday night and had the good luck of getting wet, but the fish were slim. If you would fish for Minnie’s, perhapt you would catch mere. The work on our church is progress­ ing finely. The spire looks out on the broad world and ft sepms to say: 1 will be finished in a short time, J. N. Covert is having a fine trade in the grocery line. If Charlie will come and ask us will tell him where he can catch a great big fish, and not get wet either. . Jay says that he has taken dad’s farm to -work, but if he don't look out dad will <Jo more work than, he will. That is so Jay. Rufus Hosmer was selling patent eveners last week. Dannie Allarding is nursing a sore foot, caused by kicking an axe. We advise him to look twice and then kick next time. ’ AITLE BIXMiSOM. “Now, Sammy, have you read the story of Toseph?” “Oh! yes. Uncle." “Well, then, what wrong did they do when they sold their brother?" “They sold him too cheap!” A paper in the neighborhood of Rochester, N. Y„ advertises a church pew for sale "commanding a beautiful view of nearly the whole congregation." Child, pointing to a bronze group representing a terrific comtmt between a lion and a crocodile— What are those tilings doing, pa? Father-Talking politics, my dear. Jacob served Laban seven years for the hand of Rachel. If the old man had kept a carriage and let Jacpb in us coachman, the whole business would have been settled in leas than seven Mr. Robert Collyer defines "clear grit" as the best effort of u man to come out in a true and manly fashion. A m«ro who was not very blade was asked ifhe was an Indian. “Na, I am a nigger’” he had grit enough to say. A college exchange says:—‘‘A fresh­ man coining out of an examination in mathematic* was heard to exclaim. •Oh! dear, thunder!! confound it!.'!’ Then, turning to his companion, he DELTON. said apologetically. ‘Lt does a man good The late rains have put a stop to corn to swear sometimes.’ ” planting for a tew days. A New York Judge recently gave a The prospect of a good wheat crop fa somewhat taken aback, for a careful lesson in independence to a school examination will convince the observer teacher. “I had the pleasure of your that a small grey bug, no larger than a •acquaintance when we were equals,” grain or sand, fa sapping thellfe of the said the teacher. “lids the same still, ” school teacher plant and caiLslng the under leaves to replied the Judge; turn yellow and destroying the succors. ■holds as high a position as any man in How long the insect will continue to this country!” destroy the plant we do not know, but A student at the University of Texas, 4 at least we hope not much longer. being short of funds, wrote to hi* fath­ The grass crop fa looking fine and a er, ‘‘Send me 8100; he who giv$r. quick­ good crop can be looked for. ly gives double." The old gentleman F. A. Blackman is treating hfa barn replied, enclosing 850, with the remark to a new coat of paint which adds to its that, as he had responded promptly, appearance. . the 850 enclosed were equivalent to the (). Barrett lost n 3-year old colt with desired 8100! the horse distemper a short time ago. ’Doctor—“Weil, how are we to-day?" Mr. Bf Norwood and wife contem­ plate taking a trip to band Lake soon Patient—“Oh! I’ve had a miserable day. Doctor." Doctor—“But your wife says to see the country and visit relatives. you haven’t groaned abaft to day, while Mrs. F. J. Norwood has returned from her western trip, and speaks very yesterday----- ’’ Patient—“Good reason; highly of that country. She thinks thought there wasn't anybody ’round. that fa the place to get' a home cheap ThaKjvoman is always taking an un- , and by sticking to it come out with a fair advantage of me! good farm and a productive one. Another famous legend has struck Considerable dissatisfaction !s felt by a snag. It is now asserted that when our citizens about our R. R. and a com­ Rome burned, fiddles had not been In­ mittee of investigation fa talked of. vented, and consequently Nero could ■ We want a rail road. not have indulged in the musical , The G. A. IL Post. I. B. Sackett 330, pastime which was attributed to him. will observe decoration day at Prairie­ Alas! with the disappearance of the ville on Monday, the 31st of May. A Captain John Smith-Pocahontas, liberal patronage fa looked for by alt the Tell-Apple, and other allegories, what will the school children of the qrangevi-lle mills. . future du for pretty fables? The G. A. IL social last Wednesday A student undergoing examination evening was a success financially, but the principles of mechanics was ask­ there was too much cider present for it in ed, “Why will not a pin stand on its to Ik* so socially. point?" He returned the following Mr. Phetteplace has returned to answer:—“In the first place, a point is Kd the summer with hfa daughter, defined by Euclid as that which hath Thiers. no parts and no magnitude, and how Jarhvfi Colister, of Hastings, fa in can a pin stand on that which hath no town visiting friends. parts and no magnitude? In the second School commenced Monday with Miss place, a pin will not stand on its head, Maud Summers as teacher. The dis­ much less, therefore, will it stand on trict seem to like her, thfa being the its point. Thirdly, and lastly, it will if third term here. you stick it in hard enough!” Elmer Huntly and wife, of Plainwell, Be patient. Wait Don’t fret over visited friends here on Sunday. I hear that the new steamer will he last summer's ice bill. Scientists toll launched Thursday of thfa week at Gun us that in 17X»).0a) year* ice 16 feet thick will entirely envelop this planet, Laka Mrs. Job England fa having a very and then the ice man’s extortions will end. serious time with throat disease. Mrs. WiU Turner fa on the sick list "If 1 have ever used anv unkind thfa week. words. Hannah " said Mr. Smiley, reflec­ Mrs. Voorhees fa improving slowly. tively, “I take them all lock." “Yes, I Northeast Hastings. __ suppose yon want to use them over again," was the not very soothing reply. Wheat fa now looking good. ' “Very cold last night, Mr. Townsend," Phillip Dunbar is the first to husk corn this season so ht- says as he has observed the reporter. “Cold! I should had several bushels husked the past say so-. Went home; lit a candle; jump­ ed Into lied; tried to blow it out; could­ Mr. Whitney and family visited at n’t do it; blaze frozen; hud to break it off." replied Mr. Townsend.—Virginia David Bagla’s Sunday. James Wolfe visited at James Sut­ (Nev.) Enterprise. ton’s the past week. “I will give you my head,” exclaimed Remember the circus a week from a person to Montesquieu,” if every word Saturday. ot the story I have related be not true," A. J. Barnum has set out quite a “1 accept the offer," replied the philoso­ number of shade trees in his yank pher; “presents of small value strength­ Some one had the impudence to break en the Iwmds of friendship, and should out the window glass in the old red never be refused.” school house one night not long since. Better look a little out or you may get A contemporary wants to know, says caught. the Norristown Herald, “why the wo­ Mrs. Janies Wooten visited her sister men Dever sleep in church ?” And it fa Mrs. P. Dunbar, one day last week. difficult to tell whether It fa because they go to bed so much earlier than the men on Saturday nights, or because of M. J. Goss has been quite ill the week the dread of waking up and finding past but is able to be about again. their mouth open to the extent of ten Henry Mosier and L. L. Loveland inches. have set a tine row of maples around “If the country would give me as their yards, which in time to come, will much money as is paid for fees for moke fine shades if they do well. Mrs. O. G. Goss is visiting at M- G’k pendin' me here," replied a vagrant in jail, “I would buy an outfit and go pro­ Schooi commences to-day. spectin'. Instead o’ using me to aevelop Mary Smith is on the sick list. Mrs. Geo. Mosier is aliout the same. the resources of the country, they stick Bomf to the Goss family, another me in here and board and lodge me three months for nothin’.—Law's a daughter. queer lay-out" When once ill* young sole has taken permanently to lying on his left side he is nu longer able to swim vertically; be can only wriggle along sideways on the bottom, with a peculiarly slow, ttinuou*, and undulating motion In fact, it would I* a positive disadvantage to liiro “What do you think of Mr. Thomp­ son, ma?” “H seems to be very nice, but I would not encourage him if I were you."—“Why. marnmaF’ “He has red hair, and red-headt;l men arc always deceitful." “But papa has red hair/ “Well, not quite red, child. It’s .quite red enough, though."—8an Fran­ cisco Chronicin. and for this very purpose nature, with her usual foresight, has deprived him "I was coining up on a car you know,” altogether of a swim bladder. by whose she rattled a wav, -and i met that Mrs. Johnson. She Is always trying to Jord it over me, and I knew by her looks sink st will in the surrounding medium. that' ahe had something awful to say. In about a minute she moved along aad aaya. says she; ‘Have you got your costumes yet* ‘For what’f says 1. ‘For the Governor’s veto,’ says ahe. Just think of her ignorance’ It stun­ ned inc so I could hardly get my breath.' Twenty-one lesa saloons in Grand dignity, rafaed mr voice Rapids and 14 leas in Jackson this year,■ could hear, and Bays, K as compared with last. Geo. A-Gilbert, of Ann Arbor, has sold ids trotter. Spotted Beauty, to B. F. Dodge, of PlttMMd. Maas.. for W£00. �= JEALOUSY. Mywtfvr Dxr boy?Move h»r Rtlll ‘ By jovlnuiyt . Vnfmindvd quite. Ytevetory? ?5. rtws DO4WW- Yet I'll tell it. P.«(M sfve mo ■ 1WL>t Ab. mo! Welfrodinparadlrat Bow lo»r) Well. Jeck. I c,£ not r» of color <*ynew: hou.cwtf* i Ht nrweat scarf. Confusion! I ; Al last bad found out :uy dtaffracel “You have • lover! Ab!” I cried. , “Confess: Confe-a at ,once your rulltr* 8b<* lauKbod. "I’m rending thia.” she said. i A MADMAN’S STORY. His Mysterious Rival and Hla Awful Secret. One afternoon las; summer I had <u> evrion to visit tho insane asylum at ------ . Among the large number of patients conlinotl in that institution 1 was particularly interested in one who bore about him evidences of having been pne-c-a splendid specimen of man­ hood. . Despite the stoop of his shoul­ ders and his air of debility t it was easy to trace the outline* of forpter mag­ nificent frame. His forehead was lofty, hi* chin prominent ami l»oM. his every feature in a sane man would have indi­ cated {Strength and an irresistible will. Yet if li ft in solitude for even a mo-, ment Jiis expression became haunted and las iranncr so timid that It comgletelj’ contriuiicted the outline; of his Whim I questioned warden about his man lie could give me no informa­ tion whatever. The young lady in mourning who bad caused him to bo left at tho asylum hod been uncommu­ nicative. and as for the man himself, he had either forgotten the p.ist or did not wish to speak of it. 1 might ques­ tion Ifira. though, if I liked. It could do no harm. The subject of my curiosity was walking stolidly about the ganlens at­ tache* to the institution, aud IJost no time in approaching him. His manner was affable, but when 1 askpd him to tell miu the story of his life ho cast on me Fin:h a look of horror that I bent n precipitate ^retrenL .About half an hour later, Io* i-was about to pass out of tlio Fite, I fiJt a slight touch on my shoulder. turn. d and saw the madman. “1 will write you my history.’’ sail! he, “although I cafi not bring myself about to toll it. It will be painful to me, tat may be of use to outers." 1 accepted with thanks and made ar­ rangements w;*h the warden to have hi* writings sent on to me by mail. About a month later I 'received n nackago from him containing about forty sheets of folio-cap, covered com­ pletely with close writing, of which the greater part was a inert) scrawl. Yet, after much study, I made out enough to construct the following narrajive, which I give, not in lii$» words, for they would be unintelligible, but in ray own. Il is K narrative which I deem it my duty to publish: I, John Whitman, am descended from the peasantry of England, to whom I owe my former keen, though practical and matter-of-fact, cast -of mind. During ray college course, until my senior year. I was without an equal in cither athletics, society or ohms standYet, though I hail no equal, I had a rival. Whenever I was first this one was ■eeond, except in popularity, for his manner wm ho egGtistiind as to inspire diagraa, while he was abnormally bright and his brightness often took so devil­ ish a turn that l»c was even feared. He was u araall yet wiry youth, of sallow complexion, jet black hair and an eye *o deep set and so peculiar that no one could over remember ib color. 1 seemed hw evil fate in every con­ tent. I took tho -prise in the athletic field by jumping only one inch higher than he; by running tho half mile two aeconds faster. While it was clear that I wm to be valedictorian, it was no less evident that he would deliver the sa­ lutatory address. To cap thablimax wu were rivals for the hand of a cer­ tain voung heiress in town, the despair df all the undergraduates, and hail it not been for me lie would undoubtedly succeeded in ills suit, for he was the most brilliant conversationalist 1 ever met. When he exerted himself to talk to you affably it was m if you looked into the eve of a rattlesnake’and were fascinated by the color* you saw there. Rut Mollie one day gave him to un­ derstand that be wm again second in the race, and the disappointment drove him almost insane. It seemed ns if he could bear the companionship of no living thing after that repulse, and it was. perhaps, to be awav as far as pos­ sible from human beings thathe bought the old stone house about a quarter of a mile from college and lived there alone. The spirit of glonm must have selected that placv for his habitation. To sav nothing of its lonely position outado the citv, of the huge sycamores that surrounded it and kept out every sunbeam, the home itMilf was low anil damp and seemed built more under ground than above. Hie owner had never before been able to rent it for any price, and it had ho bad a name among city urchins that no promise which the chestnut trees held out could induce them to come into the vicinity. Here, u I said, my rival lived alone, coming among ub only nt recitations. He seemed to take bu extraordinary intere.-rt in chemietrT, and it whs rumored that he had even filtid up a laboratory in the cellar of his houire. 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It b thou5bi lbw. » no iwxxd o< the rnwrury *> low M >0 i«>~. Fare-nlu* on *<■ Florid, ng. Oar rri«Kl. Mr. Ml* W. Monroe. worved that he had bean making notes. ofOmatf. Mtion. Sutra Mxnd, who Again he touched me and I became «> spends the winters at Miami, near Capn inkcnsible to pain that he actually cut Florida, the extreme southern point of off one of my fingera without my feeling Florida, writ.- as follow.: “W* hav. it Bn the leant, although I remained con- had the most boisterous cold weather bo adouR all the time- Another paw and far that 1 have ever had here. Both my perceptive and will powers hero and at Long key there wm frost were stumnlated—a fatal pass for enough to kill young cocoanut trees and him—for I at oncu reasoned many of the vegetables, although it came out the whole modus opernndi in spots only. It now hxiks M if some­ of his discovery. Leaping toward one had gone around with b torch, and, him. I dipped my’ finger iq a certain selecting certain trow and shrubs here liquid which I instinmively knew to be right. I touched him al random and and .there, fired therm Ice formed in wxlied him to work. Instantly ho be­ shallow vessels about a quarter of an gan to count the glass boUks in the inch in thicknem, much to the surprise room; I willed him to work faster. His of the natives, who liad never seen such brow contracted and he began to esti­ a thing before. I inclose a photograph mate the number of square inches in a of some fishiw I picked up at Long key gitts retort near at hand. Faster yet. on the cold morning." There were largo numbers of dead e became intensely absorbed and worki*d out the most di ill cult mathe­ fishes on the bcaehw, as reported ebematical formulae. I could now posi­ wliere; ths photograph taken by Mr. tively feel my will ftower. as it was so Monroe shows twenty-seven distinct intense. I pressed him more and more. sjKcied. Tlicv are tastefully arranged Hfe broWs contracted till they nearly within a border of sea-feathers aud other covered his eyes. The jreina on his soft corals. A young hawk's-bill turtle taanplcw started out He passed from aud a -small shark are introduced, and calculustOBomc unknown mathematical introduced, and numerous sea-urchins, sck-noe, which he created step by alepl ■tarfiabM, etc., are inten-persad to form Fsfater! ; With a shriek he fell forward dead a very interesting picture — all the upnn my bremtt Intense work had products of one gathering on the beach produoed an extreme case of thatchem- after the “cold snap." There are several iciil change called softening of the. species of the gorgegusly colored angel brain, aad the grayish white matter fishes; a surgi-on-fi.Hh, that Las such an came pouring fromJiis curs, now and artificial-looking lancet on each side of mouth, dripping down my clothing and its tail; cow tishra, file-fi*b*s. grunte, falling ia pools upon the door, till his bill-fish, murray eel, trunk-flshi-s—all henl wab an empty shell. familiar kinds to the sojourners in the The Ijght burned dim, the storm tropical waters, where their brilliant shrieked, without; I was alono with the colors give additional attractiveness to corpse upon my breast, but nothing the coral-growing lagoons, but wholly coild allay the stimulation of n>y unfnmiliar to others, as they are not thought Hideous images rose before represented in colder wales. The un­ me; imps and demons menaced me— friendly chill of the too-far-advanced jinv^ed upon mo—and then all was cold wave brought myriads to the surface 1 repeat; it this story is true. - What to die.—Cor. New York Evening Post this man wickedly used for.his own ends may be rediscovered to the benefit Koumis, or Koumysa, ns the Rmwinnr of rhumanity. May God prosper the sesreh.—Louis Lc Grand Laiediot, to write it, is the latest fashionable drink, and has just made its appearance in St. Trinity Tablet.__ Louta. It got its first boom after Garficld’s aisuuninutian, for you will remem­ Boards of Health endorse Red Star ber It was almost the sole food used towCough Cure ns it speedy and sure remedy for coughs and colds. Scientists pro­ urd tta end to sustain the sufferer’s life. nounce it entirely vegetable and free Doctors took to it right away and soon from opiates. Price, twenty-five cents were using it freely in prescriptions a tattle. condition of .the stomach. Now it is sold The Ayrshire Breeders’ Association met this year in New York City. Prof. in saloons and drugstore* in Now York Brewer, New Haven, Conn., and other city, where it is the favorite beverage of sjMMkera took part in the proceedings. those who are not given to intoxicants. Now is a gtxxl time to secure Ayrshire It is also largely sold in Chicago, and I cattle, as they have never been so cheap have a number of customers here who and will not be again, or at least for come for it daily. .Ladies'take to it and some years. They are the sort of cattle seeiu very fond A it. It* effect is exhil­ to -which the old maxim applies with arating, but it is really a strengthening emphatic force—“Handsome is that beverage and tones the stomach better handsome does”—they can do it, and do than anything elne 1 know of. Koumyai it well.—Country Home. is also fcopwn aa mare's milk, and the Children will refuse bad tasting cough genuine article atauld bo prepared from medicine but they will all be willing to thia source, though some make it; out of taka Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort and wild cherry whenever offered. It gradients. The process is this: The is sb pleasant as maple syrup and will man's milk is tattled, turned upside reach a bad cough and cure the whoop­ ing cough-much quicker than any other down, and left three . days to ferment. ^re^r^^of the kind. For sale by On the third day it is ready to drink, and it must be drunk on that day, n* it spoils on the fourth. It tastes a little bit like The builders of Detroit have agreed buttermilk, but is more pungent and with the carpenters and joiners union makes you smack your iipe after taking. for nine hours a day’s work, at present wages, with a five per cent raise in I had about twenty ladies in here after the matinee to-day drinking it, and it August. wm almost aa pretty and, heart-piercing A disease of so delicate a nature as aa a Patti song to hear tfy-m umack their stricture of the urethra should only be entrusted to those of large experiimce lips and see them wipe the white foam and skill; By our improved methods we have been enabled to speedily and now in Globe-Democrat. permanently cure hundreds of the woret cases. Pamphlet, references and terms, 10 cento in stomps. World's The British subject* north of tho take* Dis^eiwary Medical Association. Buffa- and tha St. Lawrence tiro not satisfied with the present or the prospect for the A new freight and passenger depot future. The feeling between the Eng­ is being built on the Air Line nt Jones, lish and French Canadians b-jcomearnoro Cara Co. bitter as time paaeca by. Taxation is “The ‘Jaw-breaker’—Athlophorcw is very heavy, and yet the finances of tho just।the «tuff and we are selling lota of Dominion are in a very discouraging it,” Cook Bros., druggist, of Fenton, Htate. The deficit lost y®r wm over Mich., write regarding their sucoess in *2,000,000, and it wiU be even greater handling this great and successful this year. Although .the- population is remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia. 1,000,000 greater than in 1887, the year The South western Soldiers and Sail- of the confederation, the debt ha* grown ora Association of Michigan will hold from *63.000,000 to *283,000,000, while their annual celebration this year in the taxation has more than doubled. Kalamazoo. Gen. Logan is expected to Since the civil war the United States has be present reduced it* debt from *80 to *28 per Credit Is due the German women and head; the Canadian debt during tho unnu, physicians for first using Red Clover time ha* increased from *80 to *70 per Idossoms as a medicine. Best results head. The Dominion lum a targe foreign are obtained when combined with other emigration, tat the United States soon niediciii.-tl rooto and herbs, rs in Dr. proves more attractive to the new J on®’ Red Clover Tonic, which is the arrivals than does Britwh America. liest known remedy for ail blood diseas­ Then the n*tiv„ .-ndgraUon from es, stomach and liver troubles, pimples, cosUvenera, bad breath, piles, ague and Canada to tho United Statee ta getting In some of the malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ larger every year. petite, low spirits, head ache and all dis­ manufacturing town* of New England ease Df the kidneys. Price 60 cento, of the working men are mainly from the Fred Hotchkiss. north of the St. Lawrence,—Demortat’g • Dr, Jackson’s Eye Salve is a prompt and positive cure for all diseases of the A Now and Crawl Faahlon. eyes in intlunatlon, granulation, and The new fashion of juintod horsai weakness of vision. It costa but S> cento, and is highly recommended for comes from the east, and I m» it lias l«vn already adopted hero. A painted piles; For sale by W. H. Goodyear. horse is a horw whose legu and chest A mw Mftrted from Oworao io Durand u have l>oen clipped clow so as to fully tie luitxnUately oon-itnietad. rwcal the mouse color of the skin, but whose body remains untouched by the abeam. 'Hifi effect in the contrasting colors uf the limbs and body is to ]MTe Um> impremion that cither tta k« «■ body of the home have l>ecn painted. I ViSJF'f JrwaE&jr WwU They are something . ■ ■ .. , new in design and ‘;f supermr-flualityau! f ranted. ' Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost. We also sei! the Latest and Best Builders Hardware at Close Figur®. •Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varni-lu. fur. pentine and Japans. Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self^harpening Share and Point They are- giving the best „ati.-fB1 tiun. doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. PUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF 'X DRY GOODS AND Millinery Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. New Geofls Mailly irrmog' JULIUS RUSSELL. ]\JONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until , further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets . good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! , Smith, Haas MaaArmas. March 10th, 1886. ROGERS & 1V FAUSEY, HASTITVGS, MICH., ' ----- SELL THE CELEBRATED----- Jno. Deer Cern & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. An Indliptmlble Faming Tool Itebwl In the world. - *• ■boold demand ta. aBaalioa llorruui. «xi<y, aa th. aUppto. ax™­ tb”r>“1P““ o< th. aotau indSZ The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These machines have been thoroughly tested, and hare proven satisfactory m every instance. Call and look them THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. Pl°w and the splendid satisfaction it tT1 prove* ita worth- The North Fnirfiel I ■­ bort plow made, as every farmer will tell yov who use- it. T^th Harrow is a Harrow that every -^gEttofaave. J' wsaleevclusively by Kogers & FatircyEr iteraeiDber our headquarter* m the Elevator. Bros J y ay. �breaks in the ranks. Rheumatism CHICAGO FREIGHT HANDLERS CON­ CLUDE TO GO TO WORK. goon «M0 ball Adolph Hahor -7. , HUiHeibls Iron Works Make Satisfactjr/c-i-cessions—Riotous Proceed­ ing^ and Fears of More. If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the “Acme" Brand, and Accept No Other I For Sale at our prices, by A <x m /am that flood , »ai«rlla has proven au tnraluxlie remedy In many neTtm nv. mw. j and earichiag the vital fluid. IH. GOODYEAR. will 4 Sd‘iTbluT V’ -I WMt I1' witbout Lail, for I expect to timra tndler. Kun-tay after an animated »hal a rimonioux debate, it wai go to th* rxilroad official* Mondiviiualaan«l endeavor to make day*' r»n r-ineat toward, ending the w ,n pnttrem I , n-ally end. a .trike which ■ >-r-.oi» tea »o far aa Chicago . ~re contented. It wa. known prfjr b- -,h“lr tr-SJug that many of th* of th* e,.. y all «b" ,rora ►< « vw l-r Sth. in 11 rmmsiag to take all the strikers t«rk t U -'V wou'-J returu in a lody. । ..-..iltfday evening, after having bald r_. . - 4 «-k against tbe elgft hour d^nJ of li» n-«>. Uw Malleable Iron Works ^ txwycoarludia to grant their request, Ld rtts proposition to tbe comiuitte* te - > tb* matter |n charge t»»t the works wouU uj«« ’lotslay morning on tbaeigbthou- iwid*. with i«yfor nine bo*rx A 10 L eal Ti ■ '' employe* held a medUng t -I ...r bail, on the < orner of Twenty-Hint ■ Hms»n .trcote Sunday afternoon, and , :•! the oiler. Tbo polko ar. appreA* ..f trouble in *outhwMtern dl»,u:sl«r yanli and one planing murdaroo* Bend who threw the bomb th** ha. toft their famllAa without mpp^tJudg* Kogerx Bold tl>o .vld<mt dnenri'r of Mr. Grtnnrtlmad. him fee! boundtX^ oogmxairoe of hi. utterance, and Itaher wu held without ball to th* grand jury. Li«t Sbepaal, of th. Hinman .tract police station. r*relv*l information Hatur- Light-nth .te*t and On tar av.niws. W*dM*day, ware jxrtoned by drinking iteodlydrug, and medicine*, which they mlrtook for wbirty and alcohol S^eral who made Uiia nustako are reported daa.1 and a .cure of other* are dying. On Sev­ enteenth .treet alone there are five men dvIng from the offarts of .wai.uwlng carbolic acid, while all around la that vicinity m«n are dying from th* effort, uf tox-glovw. laudanum, and arnica, especially th* latter. Arnica .^1), something like whisky, but when it is taken Into th* I. c-. -Irvr from id* lilppxk.t let Thia made the and thi [>ol:cehad drive it back. ■ d switchman wa. knocked \fter doing that tb.y w.at »iar' 'd liaca up th. line and I hy th” crowd, which over-vfcbv joiica could com* up . abXs^L knock’d down an ! I t-> rtobos attempted t»» kick on th- ground. ‘ A..h it. n *wiuh snanty. which the rrm.-bid. yelling. 'Hang him: ■ >: -a:n Markey, vith a ajuad •j-i.r-i •>•<» th* Cc.tral rtatloo, a&l.ing tnc switch shanty,- found tbe ysUifag -ban! stated plainly that be lai soi » i.:*.sit*! IJool, but If th* mob -It • rdwds awsy from th* • rosing, tan 'y trey obey*] until tbe wound—1 rm ill.: 1 into Wabokti engine 1162. t'.:- engine started for tbe city t*,l . * u d*xft»ni:.g yeU foUowwl ISDCSnilAL XTTVAT1UX. There have been aevernl Important meet­ ings ut .tnployir* in thU city, of wtirh the metal-workers, lumber manufacturers and furniture maaufa tun* were th* mo« intonwting The mayor tried to effect a wttlern. nt With the tnetal-worket. for the men .-Saturday, but failed. He prupcred that eight hour* for eight hour.' pay, i*hich proposition acomndttej of the .trikvr* taa.l> to tb. mayor an I arted Ins aul«tantv Tte, nuuiufncturur* declined. They »al l they could not l*t th-lr plant* Ue idle ona-nftb of the time, .nd offore 1 to nbow a committee appointed by th- mayor their to>k* to prove bow much money they are making. This the mayor dechm-d. Ties axMxiiaUun mad* public* »tatontent to th* effect that on the milliia TbaRumixc mon atanJ f.rm in their deter- •“J 1 ““ ••• T dr-crepnncy h explained by tbe fact that i« snXxoi Hcn-iay • ! > ;.• Sua lay night the Chi‘•-t Indihna switch shanty, Four■ -r v.-.-.r friend* upaot theahanty .Lgl:t tire from coal* from the ;r- W th* ot’l v-rs woumlnd Turn­ .. - JiihI dffirer Flavin and c in. TUI* makes tiv* officers I <; a- Xb» rwuxlt of tbe riot - Tb* vit^Unc* of th* . ifu-r .a^v-ud anarvbut* I a jw.ml* »ince th* occur th.vt find induced it ' <>nv contain the u«u*l oxtra • < >h» «r el uu *uopinotM ’itK-ipdOcm of incendiary . t; en« *nl prop-ny owny u tb ii-uximt, to that no w.at quarter trouble may -.won will hare iwen msdofc.ridb^ on a wretaido car psrH. j :w!f a an! anarchist. ■■ A him up at Uo Lwsplaln** J. M. Hart,1 • a-t Sunday by tbo poilca In - —' - "UUJU, wn." IMUUll on lU’TU teliMfcato lection <r sympathy with > - uuuummu inw red uaga Wtin tb? halt liy partite unknown war* For Twenty Years 1 have l-eca afflicted with rhrtimalism. Before 1R831 found no relief, but grew wurse. 1 then began taking Hood's KarsaparlUa, and It did mo more Rood than all the otter nwdlclnu I ever had.” IL T. IUlcom, Bhlriey. Maw. " I Suffered from what the doctors called mnvetdar. rhenmarism. I took Hood’* Baraaparllla and am entirely cured." J. V. ArnouDrooT, letter carrier, Chicago, XIL tatiotu declaring that hereafter they will not employ any comraunUt, anarchist, nihllt/t, »A<..allu, rf'“other psraom denying tbe right* of private property or rooum mending d.atru.-tiou and bloodshod as ACME” PAINTS Farm Wagons, Doiile Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Hood’s Sarsaparilla (HEMLOCK AND 1’INEJ. , Appnrrntl} llarmleM Symptom (FINE AND CEDAR,) Cedar Fence Posts, A GREAT DISCOVERT. IVore to be u nine of is quelted. ' Nothing U known of the wboroalK>ut* of Par»oa». but the police think they will y.t get him. ■-fotli:-* bending hlu-. b-®* bint for | e.t rmniiuv! joint blank at him. The I . . ..««ed K«!i£4r, who graLbsd him Etak I ■ A Poxltlvo Cure. “ I was troubled very much with rhetnna. Usm In txy hips, ankles, and wrbu. I cculd hardly wulk, and wa. craBned tu my bed a good deal of the lime. Being reeommebded to try Hood’. Binapartlla, I took four buttles and am perfectly well. 1 cheerfully recommend IInod's Sarsaparilla as on* of tho t»Hl blood purifiers in the world." W. F. Wood. Bloomington, Hi. gold by an draggtrta. |1; six far ga. Mads •clybgC. LHOOD A 00., Lowell. Mam. attempted to make any InvMtigatloa of th** rejwrtA. An individual otllcvr can 100 Doses One Dollar. not ba xant into the dlMrict because b. Said, Brougham, when he;wMaBtrugwould be moblad, while the poteoued man RlinfUwyer ’'CirrutusUncenalUr cases, would bo hidden away were a xquad to march through the boueeo. IJeut. but I wish 1 could get hold of some Khepord Mid Bunday night that b* beUevud cbm« t^iat would alter my clreumstanthe pillager*, especially the liquid portion of the .tock. Un bell-Tee that th. tare in their excitement drank down everythulg tiiat looked like wbirty, and bo 1* fuarful of bad result* from it It will be Imptmibl* ourtieth ■ xftcnwnn. An imported ut down to unlock th» twitch, ‘ |.»«cr*te of "Sas<>!" -Hang over 1,«X) which hid trnan th- n throw tho this loteu: remedy a fair trial Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple, Danger. Sub, Daors ui Bis, Some Sclentlie Facta Which Are Arousing the Comnunity. Cornide Mouldings, The True Souroo of Heart Dlseaao npd Apoplexy Made Public. Inside Finish & Band Monldints fScacHpf/oN, Of Kerry Stoop Scrolls & Columns There te no fact n >w more certain than that aadden deaths are nut caused by heart dlMAMi. apoplexy or paralysis but by uthsr Infirmities ot which death Is only the nnal statfe. And physiciansaudscieatteta till agree that rbeumatlMU In torn* on* of |ita many forms is thia cause which haa su*»l in the background so long and causodi so much ml*c: > Aby mau. woman occhilfl troubled wltn tbs slightest muacular dheumaiism !» lu danger and a dangar from whkh Instant ewcap* is im jMr.tlva, A man. well known lu this eosnnuntty. awoke oue morning with a feelkig of pain In Ms tuu*cies. He look a cold bath, thinking the reac­ tion Would drive tin- pam from his systeua It did drive It from 1.1s limb, but W.ut to bl* heart, and before night h* was dead. This la only one ot many Similar case*. They all show tbe tiacwasfcy at driving rheumatism, which 1a a blood diacaae. owt of th* blood, atid-for this pttrjKite io niuiern di»tovery h<* over •quailed Hibliard'a Rheumatic Syrup. Mr. C. ID- Dunlo, of Jackson. Mteb.. who was Mruiysad on one side was completely cured by it* use, and telle re* be would Lave baeif In his grave to-day If he had not fortunately learned of and taken thia grant remedy- Should anyone who reads the** line* t>e afficted even la a alight de­ gree by any rtieumnUo tfonbla. w* would aarueaCy warn them against a delay which tnay prove fatal Window and Door ,' Screens. ITices and Estimates given on ap­ plication. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Michigan CENTpat - the station. also found cite weu auwwu Utt.m:.w* Of Spwn, Flel.loo, Schwab A Co., J'Vttw M;tb a partial directory W ■n-’-up nutted, of Chlrago. Tho grouja.’ •«w*l>ng to th- paper, oru in cxwtonre as W1|m whxt ■'..■.u-auuonunuM work&q to- b> ft'ttee 'lua-iem bi ae*IL We furnish in liquid form (ready mixed for the brush), or tn Uadform (paste, same as White Lead in oil). . These paints are compoted entirely of ttrictly pure materiaU, consisting of White Lead, Oxide qf Ziuc, and the neccasarv pigments required to produce the different shades, the whole l>eing ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the lateet improved machinery, in ttrictly pure Lineced Oil; the result being an ar­ ticle which toTflneneu and durability, tar surpasses any paint ever placed on the market Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme" Painit are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, as it is tmually applied, as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of Its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Arid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oxide Zinc, with ttrictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which cm braces all the advantayee to be gained by the use of Lead, with nrme afiu disadtonlagc.t. Being thoroughly mixed by machinery, absolute uniformity cf shade la secured, and if used according to directions, the consumer cannotfaU to be pleated in every particular. As they will, when properly applied <-over a larges surface than lead and oil mix­ ed in tbe usual manner, beaidea saviny labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. , ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Professional painters are everywhere endorsing them, owing to the superior results accomplished through their use, and the greatest saving in time attd labor secured. z \ Our line of shades embraces all the latest fashionable colon used in house painting, and In addition, we offer a line of Pire-Prvrf Paints, especially adapted for painting roqfs, banufactoriss etc. New shades will be added to our line as fast as they appear. Any color not shown by us, can be duplicated immediately upon receipt of sample showing shade desired. Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. w --------- AGENCY AT--------- W. H. Goodyear's Dyug Store Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agchcy for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in thia Paper. Mack Door Hanger ! IRON TRACK. The .Niagara Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taking affeet Nov. Wt. IMS. We*f» Liver Pilla-cennlae wrapped In Hue— the ulartiard rrturdy for 1iv<t c«mj>laltit. <!jNp»l>Uld* aiflRrAUaU a"” **c* AU drugVTATTOn. Howard City lx to have a nulroad from Lake si This cut shows Hanger on the track, the bracket and lag screw by which the track is secured to the building, and our method of splicing the track. MtjM. tiiraii!®. Ilood'i Samprllla I* pre pan-1 by CL Hood. Co , Abolbeearie*. Lovell. Ma**.. who have ft Grand Rapids Middleville r?.... Irving............... BasrtXfM....... A. ,>f pm u who nriglnated it. aprtU* tnay be nei>eiidrd L—Camtng wheel i» bored perfertij true. . » • |-ure. bonc«t and reliable KasbrUle........ L—It I* th- only hanger that ba. a perlrvilj true and «n>—>Ui groove rfat in rim of carrying roU■•r out of «4>lld metal. v> a* to allow noUilng bat tread of roller to to-icii the track, maktag It pra**Chariot!*-----lleallv «tnixnh and even In Its operation. Eaton Rapids.. a* one, ”iuai X-It rantioc be thrown from tin- track, and povw—a* a degree of fl-xlblflty unroualed by any I JacJt«on.......... There 1* no change in the Pullman situa­ oUirr vIldlMg device, allowing the bottor.i of the door to swing oat three feat while Ute ihanger 1* l**rolt............ Dnt minified tn tbe lea»l and vtlil hold* Its grip ou the track. tion. Tho m>n have not received n reply t-> Any < mo al lam* back cured by a few applb t —<inr Inin lrock I* tie- Mrongevt track In the market. Oac ten-foot piece of our standard sue, World** Uondrr; a.»o rare* cation* r« - Wert's I'.xH,, will sitstaM t.ono it>». witTioat Ihjury. Tu!-r», rut* and bura*. Cb’-apret and nrats [tawm A-*»ur track ha. the only perfect splice tn use. _ rUlaga I iiniggirtn. . >..—<»ur niotbod of .emrtnc tbe trark by iron brartet* d'sp-tiw!* with strip of t '.tuber outside th* At a meeting of Chicago Typographical bort. bufjdtait.therrt’y avoid!-g tn* inevitable d^my and warpioxout of llu* resulllag from the ex­ tartori** have adopted thn right-hour STATlOXa. Union No l«, Humtay, a revolution wa« un­ Owo posure to atmospheric Infli-nci-t of any woo.1 or partially wo*! tr»tL Njrtrtn. animously adopted condemning la unEvery J’-trt of both track and hanger 1* made to standard gauge by special machinery, tbm ws*»ofvartully disorderedland ! felt I **«nring nnlfortn euelileue* unattainable by oilier*. measuro : t ruu Uie Lw inou* aets of the mob Myl! an I iauguld lhai I --arc*l> took inter-, *-It I* the rhrapevlluuigvr. when acemint i« taken of tbe limo and rtliled labor saved in put at tho hay market Tucelay. May 4, and t li< up. the certainty, safety and ease of operation, and lu un4i»pated wperiority ot rtrracth and tun-. Tried nil U^- -MWllrtt rf""?* , offering a reward of »1<»J for the appro bon Detroit........... I rellrf until I u»rd Turk, r » Totil ' a permanent cure.—Da*Id BaiJi. JackM«...s— don and eoriviction of tho acoutxlrel that which e Baton K*| Id* rit- . threw th* bomb that caused the death and Little Ckartott*...... Capt. . a. Janes, of mil»<tal* l» raemtloned Naahvfils....... Idata (or auditor general. Mgua.^.... ......... Pain King abould b« k*j>t In cvrnr Quimby Note, from Other Pointe. HayniroB.... attack* of«ra™l* *!>£■ house 1 .sudden cholera mor'im. Dux and dysentery. Mtodfevitte/ Milwaukee is quiet Tbe last of the lnAll druggist*. qoesta ou killed in the riots >va* held Only Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the -lotte water work* will soon be In Hi trains run by ninetieth meridian or central Saturday, and the tr.RiUa wan jurtifted by only valid patent on the spring tooth. running flrand Itanld* Md I►ctroit on all day trains. __ ; Wliv Will vou suffer when one bottle of Wret * and the ualiUa were bauquettod Saturday w.iH.r* 1 Wunder will relieve, and two or tjiree night by the ladies of the etty. There were Your dntxglst sells it. turnon of intended disturbance, but noth­ A Grand Traverse man baa a rooster that prats dally. All other trains dally except ttaning of th. kind was developed. . .. nheanr. haa *tir“nT. J. BVSn. Local Agent. Hart lags. Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent, now thor­ O. W. Buoulxs. O. P. A T. A.. Otlcsgo. W bl* etm toyaa I*r dM-r /or "•T’n ^Tt’ oughly (fetablished, should buy this drag. Not only this kllro-as, ataounttn* to IRW; • An*for twins but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be ARM FOR SALE CHEAP. One-hun.lrejl acre f»rm for sale, five mile. *out h of Hasttan Sixty acre* Improved, living water. <o<h1 artiard and all kinds <d fruit. mile from a good school house. Term, rwonCaro ha* ratted tnjooo sa bonus for .railroad. qM r pur particulars inquire of Daniel Brant mvs that IMkUW ®«° «truek for Xrtcr hour/ou th* 1st lost; H1,O» ou a»1<! prcinlwt. We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ StSdtbMrwul without striking; Xi,a» est draft, most easily hadled binder made. rot what they want-1 after .trlklng. and Uw probably aggregate of tbore who .u> o«te<l witoand without striking will Lo Severe! of tho employe, of Tbe Arloitar ZUtung call*.’ on the mayor io got him to let up on the embargo of that paper. Hi* honor mid if they would publi.1i a PR«.’ free from Inoendtary editorial* they could ' ’ At" Washington City tbe past wrt clowd (,ti0 IadiwnM_ pMunxylroxua, and -is_ ___ — „ __with a Blatt Loraus, FTans S«Mt. nn.l rr-.l IJentewa A short tlm* •ur Mthrjr nI* a man givHi muu... t harim L Frank. calM at the ‘JU;r. . ARE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. The Strongest and Easiest Running. Points of Unparalleled Excellence. Tie D. C.&H.C. Reel Sjiiii Tooth Drag. FARMERS F I takitn saloon In Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy The Best in Every Respect. SSSO1 Tbe txmdtd Indebtedness of Grand Rapids is $701.MO. West's; pain King-tbe household remedy. Always uscfuil. Never falls to cure cholera moi bus, limit* In rtomach or bowels, cramps, colie, elfiilN or summer complaint. Xc. All dnigxf'U. GILLILAND'S PATENT MOLE TRAP. The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, The Mirror An entirely new machine, which can be folded by one man easily in live minutes time, enabling it to go through an 11 foot gate. THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the lightestdraft and most easily adjusted wagon-in the market is no flatterer. • Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. We keep in stock 80 buggies and carriages, of tho.bast Magnolia Balm is the charm­ er that almost cheats the makes, and can satisfy the most fastidious and give the best value for the money. Respectfully, looking-glass. MESSER BROS. �The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. Bdhor. Hastings, Mien.. May 13th, 1886. EDITORIAL NOTES. Whenever the republicans Blue in­ timated ‘ that the heresy of states right was as rife in the south as in ante-bel­ lum days, they have been accused of “waving the bloody shirt.” Whenever they have referred to crimes against the ballot, to frauds and intimidation at the polls in thekouth, the same cry has l>een raised. We have been told that there was a “new south;" that the state sovereignty idea was dead; that equal rights Do all men wasas much the spirit and practice of the southern peo­ ple as of their northern brethren. So much has been said against pointing out the evident hostility of southerners to the results of the war, that the question has been of little importance in recent campaigns. But now comes the unmistakable evidence of the truth ot the chargee the republican party has mrnle as to the state of affairs in the south. Jefferson Davis, at Montgom­ ery, stated that the general government bad no right to coerce a seceding state; and the forty thousand people present applauded this sentiment to the echo. He stated that the southern states had no business to be interfered with in dealing with the suffrage question­ meaning that tbe rebel brigadiers had a right to do as they have, suppress the ' colored vote—and this sentiment met with equal favor. He raid that the spirit which moved the southern states to rebel against the government and the old flag, which he called the spirit ■ of liberty, was as much alive to-day in the south as ever. This statement was greeted with thunderous applause. In short, every secession statement he made, every word said in defense of the bulldozing methods in vogue to carry elections south of Mason & Dixon’s i line, was greeted With shouts of ap­ proval This leads us to inquire who is waving the bloody shirt? And if the arch traitor of America am utter such repughant sentiments and have them received with such demonstra­ tions of popular endorsement in the south, is it not pertinent for the free north to rise imd insist that this gov­ ernment l>e not handed over to men who cherish such ideas? For the war will have been in vain until it is rec­ ognized that in that struggle the north was rinht and the south was trrong. The present labor troubles may per­ haps ultimately be productive of good in the ameloration of the condition of certain of the laboring masses, for whom their employees, the great cor­ porations, have even less concern than for the dumb-brutes of which they are the owners. Tbe latter are always well-fed imd comfortably housed; not so, always, with the former.. People outside great manufacturing centers have no conception of the abject condi­ tion of ttfousanda of wage workers in this country, who. in this land of boast­ ed liberty, are absolutely in effect serfs. Bo it understood, that we in nowise claim that the laborers of this country are ground to dust beneath the iron heel of capital. The interests of the one are in a great measure the interests of the other; but it is a lamentable fact that there ore localities over which the flag of freedom floats, or is popularly supposed 'to, where men in the strife to keep the wolf from the door, are dom­ ineered over .by petty tyrants, as fore­ men, whose situations depend entirely ■pun their ability to secure the greatest amount of labor possible from the men in their charge, for the miminum sti­ pend necessary to keep soul and body togvther. Tliat this class of employees will bear and heed the ominous mutter­ ings ot the storm, is quite probable. While anarchy and communism must Dot for a moment be tolerated, the bet­ terment of tbe condition of the laborer is a desideratum. The agitation now in progress, though iU-advised and un­ timely, costly to both the consumer and producer, and resulting in the sacrifice of many human lives, may Be a moni­ tion by which many will profit The state press is quite generally ■peculating ns to the personality of the next republican nominee for governor. The Banner is content to bide the de­ cision of the representatives of fho peo­ ple selected for the purpose of nomina­ ting tbe next state olflcers, feeling con­ sent that the work of tbe nominating convention will be well done, and will be acceptable-to the people. The victims of the Bohemian oat swindle are deserving of but little sym­ pathy in their efforts to avoid tbe pay­ ment of their notes, as they were taken in with their eyes open. Tbe fraud was published, as mich, by the newspapers throughout tbe length and breath of the land. It would seem that the American people dearly love to be dup- It would Mm that th, workhumat <<lte S-rlrnw vilfcy know wiM they to tho valley It will Soon be Here ! Make Ready! Truly the pathway ol the old Hue democrats is strewn with thorns, some of which have evidently pierced the solas of M. II. Clark, who In his paper The Burr Robbins “K is now proposed by Blacker and the Ring and those who arc running the Democratic machine in Michigan, that in order to rid the party of the veteran Democrats they lie taken out and shot, they being ot no further use.** Great fuss and but few feathers, briefly and comprehensively sizes up the recent attempt of a few journals to incite internecine strife among the re­ publicans of this state. Republicans are too loyal to their principles and their party to indulge in unseemly bick­ erings. Congressman Coinstock says that. “Betsey and I are out." The honora­ ble gentleman has arrived at the con­ clusion that his “influence" with the present administration is naught. CASH IS KING! The credit system involves time and money wasted in keep, ing bocks. It means big fees for the justice and constal.i.. |t means the loss of hundreds of dollars every year in an, ness in uncollectable accounts. WORSE THAN ALL It means high prices for goods. Largest, Best and Most Complete of All Amusement Enterprises Presented for Public Patronage. Chris Spies and ids co-anarehista of Chicago, should be made to feel the welgbt of tbe strong arm of the law, and that without vnnecessary delay. Note the Day and Date. The State Republican favors Qon. James O’Donnell for chairman of the republican state committee. HASTINGS! Saturday, May 22nd ANOTHEB EPISTLE EBOX JOHN. " Hartland. Kan.. May 4th. 1«8C. EDITOR BANNER: As 1 am loafing to-day. I thought I would write a Uno to the Banner and tell its readers how this country is booming. Hartland, where I am at present, is a town of 1,000 souls. Six » L tn m apooew m i.i r»riiju»<.»us.<xy= •- it i_i«j 11 ».i '■ n <■' ......... months ago, when 1 was here, there were not 900 people in the place. There are now 25 or 30 business houses, six Remember the Name. Do Confound It with Other Shows. boarding houses, two hotels (and an­ other fine one building,) five livew and sale stables, and other things in propor­ tion. The town is fuU of live business men. The surrounding, country is as fine as the sun ever shone upon. Plen­ ty of rain, and grass and crops are splendid. This cannot help being “the garden of the world” for farming and «tock raising. Let Barry county farm­ ers look at their sand hills and side hills, stones and stuinps, inarshtw and lakes, and then think of a land where they could a furrow of from 100 to 200 miles without a break, and I shoulc k they would like to get out of the rut—especially young men. ‘An old man with a good home In Michigan might be excused for not coming to Kansas. I do not say -go] west,? but come to Kansas, where everything is good and nothing bad. There ITplenty of work for men without money. Pro­ visions are cheap, water good, climate healthy. This section is being rapidly settled by the best of men (and women) from all parts of tbe world. People who come here with just a lit­ tle gnt and no money at all, am be bet­ ter off in five years than they ever can in Michigan. But a man that must live where he was born, and where his wife's folks live, has no business in Kansas. Such people will come here, stop at one place for one or two days, ana return to their former home and curse this country, without knowing anything about it. A country cannot be judged by the looks of it from a car window. The country west from Dodge City is rough and broken for some five or six miles to the north, and the river is on the south; but beyond, that the Henagar ie" Aviary, Aquarium and Great World's Exposition of land is as fine as there is in the w'orld. Animate and Inanimate Wonders. The Banner is a welcome visitor, keeping me posted as to Barry county Positively the best equipped and most magnificent Railroad Show ever organ­ and its people. ized in the world. Made more mammoth than ever by a Wonderful Wealth of Yours Truly, ‘ ‘ ictionz imported for this year. New. Bewildering, Strange and Startling. ghty tons of Wild Beasts, the Largest Living Male Hippopotamus ever ex­ ted in the world, the only Coal Black Sacred Elephant, whole Herds of Ele­ ts and Camels in the Grand Street Parade, the Largest Giant Elephant ever in captivity, a Monster Oceanic Deep Sea Aquarium, holding specimens nf An analysis of the> content* of tho the Strange and Unwieldy Monsters of tbe Deep. An Aviarvt containing principal grenades, tubes and other pat­ Specimens of Beautiful Plumaged Birds, a World’s Museum and Exposition ent devices for tho extinction of incipi­ Wonders.' ent conflagrations lias recently; been The Greatest of All Great Shows. MONSTER The good paying customers pays , 1st—The first cost of the goods. 2d—The regular percentage of profit 3d—A large percentage for the losses enumerated above from the credit system. THE CASH DEALER Can give his customers this large percentage of loss from the credit business. A&he caif sell goods cheaper than his credit competitors, he can also sell more goods. The more goods he sells, the smaller profit he can charge on each lot of goods sold. Are plain facte, which appeal to your common sense. J. H. BEAMER & CO Have tbe largest stock of groceries, crockery and provisions in Barry county. They sell for Cash, and cash only. They are .the only grocery house- in the county doing a strictly cash business. They can and do sell goods in their line cheaper that any other house in Barry county. A strict test will convince you fact,. All goods warranted. All goods sold at lowest figures for Cash. Respectfully, J.H. BEAMER & CO Menagerie and Circus! VTRAORDINARY Values! --------- IN---------- made by Professor Kcdzie, chemist of Ladies’ and Children’s gredient in oil that he analyzed is coni- prove whit 1s generally known, namely, tliat salt water in better than f nub water for putting out fires.—Boston Budget Jerseys and Jackets! MARRIED. x HODOHTAUN-HA) residence ol tho briu. - DIED. STARKWEATHER—In April Uftli. Herbert L. Starkweather. agml >5 yean: and >n days. also on tbe 77111 of the same month bln Muter Abbie V. Starkweather, aged 12 years Children of Rebecca Starkweather. Loring In their lives, In their deaths they We have the most Complete Stock inthieCity. MOLOCK, PR/ RM TDe Giant Horse, ’^•""“rttafn'.SMBtallowixeiMgmlod. Koto In no viy .xwect■nd. Ht 11. GUat among OUnU,iodaS LARGEST HORSE ever mb, mortal man. 1 Our New Spring Stock is In AND COMPRISES 1 Male and Female Artists Employed. "| 1,000 MOST PERFECT MADE PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Men, Women and Children Engaged. 1,000 Grand Street Pageant and Tournament. The most elaborate, artistic and refulgent Parade ever presented loti. ThreeBKHUorMiulc. A Mih- nr Come and See! unuunrSTta ltonMd2' fcmtoStaSKof*““Uk“p1*" e”r)' Doors open daily at 1 and 7 p. m. Arenic P«rTtew **“ ~ Be in Town Early. KtU.; All the Latest Novelties! Ciildra uisr 3 yun, 25 CU. ICE to protect it* patrona^Beware of kharpera on show Remember that in The Little Brick Grocerv We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, end we pay more for Butter and Eggs. �I The Hastings Banner. ■^STISGS. THVtmDAY.MAYO. IB®. or make them afraid. . Ou> Bxutsrr Comrades Headqvartrxs Fitzgerald Boer No. 125, G. A. IL, Department pr Michigan. Hastings, May tth, 18rt. UWiesl Tnx l«rg«t V»rl«y ot moderate Lwn' Advertising Rates: from «rve&n<^ KorkV (ill M<1 ho th“„ FUR Si'pCTACLES! e9,nho8lery ’“‘d hundkir^ief* hereby , 01 new “d frmh goodl!' to parti '.Mi j: <ama®S,of 80 mftn °“d employ', and nui ntent in watching four shovel-dirt in the excavation for Parker's hotek\ K7ZI*ER^R.poat W1U ' No. ation day with appropriate exercises X’oK01''" WhiCh Wlllbc “■ JOH* 3SSSMER, Ue Jewelw, a S evening May Jgth. to be addressed by Dr. Polhemus. , J JOHN HESSMER, jeweler ant! Optician. In oun judgment the council acted wrisely in rmclnding Its former action H*«n i.jy* AKKour correspondents to be a little more attentive to their duthe.' W e want the hear from each news center each week. Don’t Cive Any Order*’. VntH you w* Noth THE DEERING THE OLDEST! Has:inpt, Mich. ‘ jw M«»r« e elsewhere the advertisement bfert. in this n&rkcL year s Drug store. 21 KAMI, UAXK. < ..a V-ibrw. Garnet. C-r. n. J. t FJack. Coach • No Varnish Needed. bim tog Store. Local Nbws. r» lu trade bl hitch-Polly ” I. blue ■|M-«h*d o tirah. 'I- H.t-ti' /-to celebrate the coming fourth pi J uly > So. the lin? Ts^>rtineul|of crockery at Ptttton cc Cook's. i r.!>. Evts-talks busin®s from the shoulder in thi- issue. t Sam; l. n._,d Ukc your prescrip­ tion* tu Fnifk Hotchkiss.; Workmfk areengagt-fllB excavating, for Mr. 1 arteinew hotel; Wall I' hei:, the cheapest place to ; buy is m Fr-d'k Uotchkiar. i Cn*f.W.Jose-is having his w«t HL lot gnuli d .ip in good shape. I Ex amei. carriage top dressing cheap *nd durable sold bytFred’k Hotchkiss. Klsi.* c ,a;b’.LAii(>n Spectacles only tu cent* at A. IL Mclhnber the jeweler. The M. e, Sunday school is prepar­ ing for due observance of "Children’s Day." Sixond th<- motion for an iron bridge the Thomapplc on Michigan Rn- a. K. Stewart wlB preach at the Slur School house next Sabbath evening. Staple and fancy grocexi®, pro“toons, cigars and tolmccoat Preston «Cook-. • Ext AVATixt; for the basement of the ■tu yeft£ wU1 I* commenced this ww-k . • procH-dlngs this week Mt of more than ordinary interest to “* taxpayers. . truck on the fair ground is ln Pril"'5 condition, and races ** on the tapis. ‘ TiiEconir^or, aay that F. G. Good- -BELU'u of s°<kon 4 Cook. Pric® “ »» atV dty Ln Michigan; •lUtilty guar.ffltaed. k no longer any t®r of a hiTtatfc-iu epidemic. no new ca** reported for several wreks. IHUIIMKXT. ks: Our styles in Mackinaw and Cantons = Co. muwe,... E 3d Mleh. Infix, new... 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Mh, Ute ....May 14th, U* ... Jan. 33th. IMS iff Hats '« In Pearl Nutre, Brown and ■ ird and Nobby Styles in SOFT HATS! Yours, bound to please, KAN H. F fi^Mteh’tafly’ The old bulidingn have been remove«l from the site of the new Goodvear block, and work in easiest has f<een commenced on thebatoeZ) to Liberty Marble A loam B. HtrveiiMin wudVatciut Campbell Fhntixterf Mrert {‘‘’•Phen Niebel* . £**,r’- Wheeler . !»url.*n. Halton . J«m«* II Hctlno. Hr Geor^ W. Woldrof Private Private , [Private . »t..«lrla>> Pel rate |Fmate. Private .Jtit'Mlrh.kiilt.aMwh. D ,®th Dta. lull,........ ...lint Mleh. KurA Meeh. ... -old 3d MtrtLlnfly . ...llUMIch.Fjir. A Merh .... ad Mleh. lnfi>......... ... ;ad Mleh. Inftjr........... . ..tad 111*. Intiy ......... C ,11th Mi®. Gar............ ... new 3d Mich.tally . .... UtN.Y. Qur...."... .. new3d Mleh. lofty. .. ....•Warofintj........ .... Nov; MJl.' IK# Feb. IMh.fta J. L. Crafwiey made a bnsinen trip to Detroit Manday. Mr. Wml Raphe expects to spend the The bulletin of base ball games posted at Busby's each evening attracts summer Id Ohio. crowds, to learn the result of tbe John Besnier returned from his west­ national game. The interest in base ern trip Monday. I ail matters is on the increase. Evi­ IL K. Griint and wife Sundaved with dently the game “bus come to stay." • Woodland (friends. ’ Last chance to^ell potatoes. For N. T. Packer is expected home from the U<x-omodatioir of their customers New York:to-day. and friends who have Burbank or other A. E. Kenaston spent n few days of ’ goes! varieties of potatoes to sell. Sfatif- the past wiek.at Orangeville. rer A Crawley will load a car of same ;I Born, to Mr. und Mrs. A. D. Cook, Moral., ud To™uy, M.y 17th ««11 SiShto.' _1—J—5*-‘—. (modw k Nevins and bride returned VElisuia Strong, living just across -from Detroit Sajinlay evening? the county line in Campbell, is the hap­ L. W. Feighner and wife, of Nash­ py father of tripleteJ Mrs. Strong ville, were in the dty over Sunday. having made him ptfteraal ancestor three times m one day last wees. air. George Harnes, Ike Hendershott and three times in one day last week. Mr. j 2... dimate of Michl-1 families are rusticating at Gun lake, gan is good enough for him. James M^d, of Lansing, spent Sun­ day and Monday with Hastings friends. iMPBOVnODCTS are being made pn John Russ and wife leave for their the grounds of tho Barry County Agri­ cultural Society. A stone wall is be­ home In New Mexico to-day. Wednes­ day. ing built under the grand stand, the Chas.Doyle. of Kansas, is making a buildings are to be repainted, and low places on the grounds are being filled visit to hlk relatives and friends In this up to make room for more sheds. city. Robert Daw-son Is in Jackson on bus­ The wife of Mr. A. Meeks, of this iness connected with the new roller city, died very suddenly of heart dis­ mill. ease Thursday afternoon. Tho remains C. W. Jones returned Friday evening, were taken to Springport. Jackson county, for interment Friday. Mrs. from a two Weeks visit with friends at Meeks had gained many warm personal Oscoda. friends during her brief residence in Rev. Hunsberger attended the M. E. district conference at Grand Rapids the this dty. The society connected with Emman­ Dr. Lowry will return from his visit uel church will be entertained on Thursdav afternoon by Madams J ullus Rus­ to Oakland county friends Saturday sell. W. Holloway. J. L.WUkins,'Byron evening next, Ex-Senator Patterson, of the law Dickenson. Geo. Tomlinson, Jam® Rock, and Miss Annie Hessmer. A firm of Brown & Patterson, Marshall, cordial invitation is extended to all. Lb in the city courting. Supper eerverl from 5 JO to 7. Mrs. John Shean, of Hickory Corners, Thursday May 27th, there will be a and, Miss Viola Willison spent Sunday trotting matinee at the fair ground, EHastings relatives. open to all competitors. There will be s Anna Nevins has resumed her three prizes, which will be ““"ouneed □ at the jxwtofflce. and her sister Eva is takings weeks vacation.'} ■ isfdr' imi£rtl!J“wiU Mrs. John Beamer, who has been ptera tbewuoe aftemoow Admtalon 15«Bte; proceed, to «o for rep«lr» on making an extended visit with Grand Rapids friends, returned Monday. the track. Mrs. W. D. Hayes leaves this week for Th. roller mill h now «n tect. Mid wort on tbe Mme wUJb. an extended visit with relatives and friends in Utah, Colorado and Montana. eommenwd st oner, or M IM with which to l^trui c«n be > Mrs. J tele Simmons, of Oakland, Cal. Tbe ram will be toertedrar who has been tbe guest ofMr. and Mrs. ermoe. screw, the ralliowl trart «><1 Cbmter Measer, left for Hudson Mon­ north from Wl»htm»’» « day for a few weeks visit. will be of 100 Iwrrel per d», W. A. Hams and family and F. A. Ackerson and family rusticated at Wall Lake Simday. They report that I tho breeze from the lake was cool, too much so to be pleatitat. I Senator Carvath took in tbe tight* of the county tea Saturday Be I MlrtlcMbtM A. CAMPBELL. A. BLACK Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Mur .»ui. ian . Feb, inb. MS .June Id, iri CATHOLIC CEMETERY. ; OWING to a pre® of work, the manag er of the Hastings Eugireand iron No. K. Rask. MKdlMENT. Co. PATE GF DEATH. works bus been obliged to procure ndditianal help in the machine shop./ Mfrharf Kelley Y;At the state shooting tournament ■ ..................................... JtjJtnjEnxIhh held at Saginaw last week, Sid CroweU. of this city, won the champiouship licit, •Bora tn Eutlnmi County. Vu. July an, ITUS. and money prizes aggregating a han 1:«S lean tf age. : Ealhted Atuwl 13, iftu. IXxbanted Nor. Mlh. 1 #ra. sorne sum.^ y IA rod 3* iean.» mouth*. I'.' daya. fNu city of its size in Michigan will War wltH Mexico Et-lJ«te«l in the new 34 Regiment lu twi. • Enlisted Jn <KUt Ills, lufty. RecnUxted tn the new M Allcb. Infty. show up better' improvements than All members of the Boat are requested to report for duty in uniform, near as Hastings can nt the end of this season. The new buildings already Mured will possible. at Post Hall, by 8 o'clock Monday, May 31st. foot up dose to 875,(JC<).) O. H. GREENFIELD, Adjutant. BAKER SHRINES. Commander. The M. E. social for next week Wed­ nesday afternoon and evening will be PERSONALMENTION. gem state of the Union. He has re­ entertained by Mrs. Hunsberger and cently purchased the Matteson farm 1 Mre. 8. < ireU3<‘1 is on the tick list near Middleville. f I others at Temperance Hall. Tea will G. H. Bkooks 1* in Martin, Allegan le served from B JO to 7 p. m. All are Mr. J. IL Bartley's numerous friends iqft-ited. here will lx- pleased to learn that he has Z Charley Baldwin did excellent Banner is on the sick assumed charge of the Union CityMbs tlourmg mills. Mr. Bartley is a practic­ work in the game between the New list. al miller, and if any man can give the. iber went to Big Rapids people of Union City good dour, he can. Yorks and Detroit* Munday, the latter Monday. We have no doubt ot his ability to winning by 8 to 2, the Hastings left handed twirler in the box. Charley Cd. Di of Jackson,Sundayed in, please the patrons of tbe Union City downs ’em alL,j mills, and congratulate them on the । this dty. I change in management. The people of A nice monument has been erected dty' Mon ta lR,Ck risfted friend'’in lhLs Union Qty and vicinity will find Mr. in the Striker cemetery in memory of Bartley not only a good miller, but a Chas. Coman, of Middleville. Suudav- I gentleman in eiery respect. with whom the late George Roush, a pioneer of It is a pleasure to do business. ’ Baltimore. The monument Is a beauti­ edatthis jlace. ful one. and. was furnished by Messrs. A. Black it Co. of this city. •ver tuts broken out To select from. NORTH HIDE. Paint your buggy for one dollar and use the ready mixed carriage black Many of the laboring, men of the city have expressed their thanks to the Banner for its stand against the cut­ ting down of wages for street labor. Strei-w GoodsI be AHiertH. EBl«. .. !Lr,rI Stafi..-u H. Hayfoni . Fdwart B Cuttot, Mw Hcitlmon. Vap* H«*to....... For sale at Good­ The more venturesome lads alrea-lv have tested the favorite ••swimming holes" and pronounce the water “just too lovely for anything." I I,i. V, Wr 10 ii 12 13 U 11 IS 17 IK W Thrir in,v“ .ftliMkSS GentTni*. A*rnt. Ur« al way* on hai.d. • We have an Endless Variety of Relief Con* and*thetadi® whltta}?” to *U£x-*°ldie« and sailors. the Women's and Church theHtv^Tk01^" ?ILno1’ theSo“ of Veterans, Civic “0 «U Ebe cll.zL or HaJune.’iSd JtS# 11»«U'Mu.Uly. V-ftJ'SBSSSffSrW-.WIf jilfef !"!!raemtoTesttlieKyes £JTRAW HATS I ^mniMdw V«Srt1th>nitiu:u^yC ln comPUance with orders -^this Post wiU ob- K A •nii‘55? l^/NG - iiiTlOMATER! fyfly /3, '"M Circuit Court convened Tuesday. The following cases have been disposed or: j . Fulton Miller, charged with eqticing female under I»> years of age for pur­ poses of prostitution, plead guilty and was remanded for sentence. Case of Everhart vs. Everhart, di­ vorce. granted. C. Auitman A Co. vs. Tlrzah Foster, judgment for 8538.72 and cnsts. L. C. Beable vs. D. F. Newton, re­ plevin. case went to Jury Tuesday after­ noon. Jury out all night, and disagreed. The trespass case of Eli Randall vs. Henrv Bam is on trial.as we go to press and will take all of to-day. Wednesday. Burr Robbins Coming.—The ad­ vance crops of Burr Robbins' new con­ solidated Railroad Shows have appear­ ed and disappeared, leaving behind i them mementoes of their visit on every billboard, and in every house in Hast­ Ings and for miles around. They came irv a special advertising car, and have accomplished the fleat of making every one aware that on Saturday, May the 22d. Robbins and his big show with its multitude of special features will be here. Robbins has i«en here before and his show occupies a good place in popular estimation, and which shows all it advertises to exhibit It has been much enlarged recently and now pre­ sents as line and varied a street pageant, as large and complete a menagerie, and one of the best circuses upon the road. It is a good show and well merits the great success it meets. Finest line of toilet soaps and per­ fumes at Fred’k Hotchkiss. Mary Cobb wish® two or three ap­ prentices to learn drcasm&klng. $1000 FORFE’T Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices tliat no competition can lower. A good stock to select from ali^iys on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim. is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. || T1FT1 HAVE your EYES Tampertd I l\ I I with! The tramp spectacle vender and the ordinary jeweler are neither of them com­ petent to prescribe Glasses l J\ J III I11 I \1 I I for your eyes. If Ynn 11 1UU Caro UdltJ 70 PRESERVE YOUR EYESIGHT, do not allow any but a professional Occulist or Optician to prescribe the kind of Glasses. It re­ quires an Expert to deal with so delicate an organ as the eye, and it is as dangerous to allow any other person to tamper with the eye as it would be to permit a quack to prescribe Wm”*^ “■ Dr. W. RTolhemus,» an expert Occulist He has made a special study of the ey& has the requisite instruments to test the eyes for glasses, and his terms are very reasonable. It is both wisdom and econo­ my to go to him if you wish to get eve glasses or spectacles. He will fit you out in good shapa,.and there will be no guess­ work about it. All who wish torteave their eyes treated or to procure Eye-Glasses or Spectacles, A GEJtTLEUAN’S SMOKE /6 . Should first xwnsnlt Dr. Polhemus, and then get the glasses f $ which he prescribes, which can be procured only of A. R. McOmber, the Jeweler, S ROLLER MILL I \ T6 And other marked improvements will be made in 5 Hastings this season. Propose* to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at hie new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. w W Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see there. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Fignree. 1 also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale price*, to close out Remember the place, and yonre respectfully, �WILSON IN SENATE AND HOUSE THE ’ NATIONAL LAW - MAKERS Washington Crrr, May 4. — Ingalt's joint rwolutfofi proposing a constituUonal amend m-nt extending the president term to April *’» instead of March 4, was favorably reported to th* senate Monday. An origi­ nal bill to repeal’tb* pro-empUon and lum­ ber culture taws was reported. It is a sub­ stitute for tho tall already before the sen­ ate. Tb<* mall subsidy amendment "C‘ debated by Vast, Eustis, Beck and others, and an agreement reached to vote on it at 4 p, m. Tuesday, Dolph offered an amend­ ment ft* tbe forUflcatlon bill, providing 10,000,000 for fortifleatiaas and coast defense* Tho senate had a short executive sesidMi and th*n adjourned, Tbe confereuoo on the Indian and Fourth Of July claims bills wore presented in tbe bouse and adopted. Tho resolution provid­ ing that after tbe 10th Inst, the house ses­ sions shall be from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m., was adopted. Bills were introduced establish­ ing tte terriUry of North Dakota; autharliing tbe president to offer a reward of 125,OuQfiJr the body of Geronimo, dead or alira. . Tbe bill providing for tbe adjust­ ment of land grants mads to aid in tbs con­ struction of railways in Kansas, and tho forfeiture of those unearned, was pajswd215 to U. Bills were poised for tbe appro­ priation of t2?,000 to compute the public buildings nt Hannibal, Ma, and fil&K,COO to rv|x*ir and sntargo tho buildings at Des Moines, Ioshl The house then adjourned. called attention to gji interpolation in tho minority report of that Investigation (both reports having been sent to tho United Stat«H senate; which reflected upon thogot-1 faith of tho majority, and asked that the matter Im> inquired into; referred to priv­ ileges and elections commlttoa Tbe senate then considered private claims and psased one of fiT.rgja in favor of William Erwin of Kansas . Tbo portofllco bill waa taken up, the pending question being tbu amendment approjiriating SSJO.OOO for Carrying ocean mail*. This was discussed until 4 pm. when a vote wo» taken and it was adopted. It • autborixf*” tbe postmaster-general to sunk* lontruct* tor not more than 5 years for tho carrying of tho mails on American vessel* when povible, at the rate ot N) oonta par nautical mile each way by the shortest f*i<ibl« route. "Fbo vote on its jzioagn wm:— Ayiw/.K1; nays, IS. Negative votes: Beck, Berry, Biackturn, Butter. Camden, Coke, Gray, Harris, Jones of Arkansas, Kenna, Maxey, Morgan, Ransom. Saulsbury, Vance, Vest, Whittbortta an! Wilson of Maryland The apnrvpriatJon bill waa than pnssxi— yeas, 45; nays, 10—and tbe Senate then ad. Tho bou.te received official notice of tho resignation of Joseph Puliuor. A resolution inquiring into the delay of tbe report of the bureau of animal industry was adopted. Tno Campbell-Wearer contested election case was taken up and decided in favor ot Weaver. Further time waa granted to take testimony in the cate of Pago vs. Price THE NEWS IN BRIEF. man g3iX> far eervlws in tho army, while »o young that the recruiting officers rejected him tbe having purcheaad a uniform and served, auyhow, fur a year as a bugkr and scout;, without actloa. the o;>poncnt of tbe bill resorting to filibustering, th., bouse look a reeves till 7-JW p. m, at which Uma work on pensiau bills wm taken up and fifty-five josrod. An adjournment was then taken for tbe day. Washington City, Mar Id—The senate was not In session Saturday. Tbe houre pained tbe bill giving tbe Kanns City, Fort Scott it Gulf railway this authority to build a rood through Indian territory. A bill was passed increasing tbe pension ot Loren Barrett, of Pennsylvania, tolBXlper mouth. The house then went into committee an tbe army appropriation and tb-> bill was rea I by e-Ttions tor amendment. Witbout much progress on the bill the committee rose and Wasbixotox City, May K—The Pres­ ident Saturday seat to tho house of repre­ sentatives hi, veto oftwo of tho :t3 private pension bills recently placed bofens him for signature. In hts message the president states that bo lias in the short time given him for InvesUgatlon and examination of papers, been '..bio to ascertain She mcrlta In but few of tbe caste, that tho two bo ba, vetoed bo found to bo without pierit, oud Tuesday, May 4. Col. C. N. Pratt, at one time land agent nf the Kansas Paclfl;- rood, died Monday in •Chicago, in his tihrd year. Tbe three daughters of tbe late Tuthlll King, of Chicago, lut re filed in the superior ■court a bill to set aside tb will, on tbe ground that bo was of unsound mind Tbe Yukon iron works at Carondoict, Ma, which <or several months have teen elowd, resumed operation* Monday with W man, on a seals of wage* to stand through­ out tho remainder of tbe year. Silver now commands only 45 IMG pence per ounce in the London market, tho lowest quotation in tbe history of tbe meta'. Thirteen hundred pounds ot glycerine were Mon lay exploded st lin-ita. CaL, killing three Chinamen and a white laborer. Wetlaesday. May 5. Tha Ladhiua and Rideau canals are open for navigation Tbe so- ond volume of Gon Grant’s book will b* tamed next Monday. Robert Harding, assistant postmaster al Cleveland, Ohio, committed suicide Tuesday morning by shooting. Mr. Arthur hss reodved from Mr. Cleve­ land a bouquet of choice flowers from the White House conservatory. A block of residencwi at Texarkana, Art, was destroy'd by fire Tuesday afternoon The loss is •50,000; with insurants* of FJO,- Secretary Manning. Waxbixqtox Crrr, May Itt—Secretary Manning continues to improve slowly, but stesullly every day, and his physicians now speak confidently ot nearly complete re- -WOMAN'S FRIEND. BIG FIRE IN QUEBEC. It is estimated that 20,000 workmen am COLUXBUS, Ohio, May 10.—The Republi­ can mi'inlMirs cf the senate took the bull by idle in Cincinnati, and only one railnMd is the horns, Saturday, and ended tbe sena­ able to handle freight Jay Gould is a good amateur photo­ torial doad-lock, for tlm time, at least. Tho plan wit. all arranged nt a caucus held grapher an1 on hi, yachting journeys Friday night, and when Urn Republicans carries his camera with him. The British commander at Mandalay has assembled in the chamber Saturday, the first quasi Ion to bo decided was whether tho asked for rvlnforoomeata, tbu insurgents special order, tbe Hamilton county con­ having burned 4,<XW bousea tested cases, wn* still tatfore tho sonata Tho The brakemen's strike on tho Union Pa­ cific road has tied up all freight trains be­ tween North Platte and Rawlins. The famous colt Rapldo, the Baldwin string of California racers, died of lung fever while being brought east by rail. George Kader, of Cleretan.l, who wp re­ cently smsted as Insane, killed hU daugh­ tha table, wkore it was ptao^f for tbe pur­ ter with a knife, in her her bed, Wednesday, pose of being printed whan the report wax submittal to the Miiuta. This motion was Tbe governor of Indiana positively do-. agreed to, and then followed a motion, aoj rllnrs to interfere with tb# sentence of Cf.injianied by a resolution from tho ramd death pronouncod against Sam Archer, at goutloman, recommending that the report which was submitted by Senator Coulter and tho other members of tbe invMtigating The floor produrtton of tho Minneapolis vomnutto-j In th-. Hamilton county contest ca*e«. and which recommends that tho Demi mills taAt week wa-. 111,170 barrels, against ocratic senators bo not entitled to ttielr KB.fOO tho jirocedlng week. .Th., seuato poetoffice committee has rec­ ■oa ts, and that tho Republican c tai man U bo state* i and take tb-> oath ol ommended the craflnnstiM of Mrs. Thomp­ office, which was also adopted by a son as postmistress at Loulrrilta, Ky. unanimous vivo voce veto. The result 'The Mormon church propose to boycott was received with an outburst cf apptausd thr. gentiles in ' Utah. All Mormons who from tbcee present, although the programme ctare to patronise Gentiles are to bo disfelwas known to but a few, and the senate lowaMppedchamber was not more than half filled with Thomas A Edison ha* returned to Akron, sj-y tatorx Tho four Republican member* Ohio, with his bride, and next week they go came forward, received Uio oath of office, to New York to spend tbe summer, return­ and entered upon their duties at tecs after ing to Florida in tho fall l<cing assigned seat* or. tho floor. There wm Tbk secretary of the Mta.ouri board ot agriculture reports that ‘ the outhok for and it is nut known at this time as to stock and crops in tho state at tbe prewit what course they will pursue, though time has wldom been surpassed. it Is thought they will take tbe nmtter tc In a quarrel at Bloouiington, Dta, Tues­ th* Supreme court day night, George Clark crush*! tha skull After the now members had been seated tha senate proceeded to tb<« transaction ot business, and among other things passed a law which is in effect tho Scott liquor law until jv in. and tho night session wm devoted to biiii from tho military commit­ tee, of which half A doxnn were passed and tbe bouse adjourned. Washington Crrr, May fl.—A cotnmnnication was received by tho senate Wednes­ day from the public printer giving the in formation that certain printing could not bo don* for inch of money. Beck wanted to know why the stalo department charged 8-’> a i«u;<|>art and offered a resolution calling for tbe iufonuatlon; agreed to. In answer to a question from Logan, Blair said the bill providing far on investigation Into tbe condition of tbe negroes in the south waa in Chattanooga to en. a|« tlio proresa of tbs the bauds of a sub committee of tho tabor sorgmnt-at-arnw of tho Ohio legislature do not jrem concerned by tbs action of tbe commerce tall earn* up and Canidea’s amend­ llwrablk-an senators at Columbus in seating ment striking from tbe long and short haul tbe Be;mblican contestants by a viva too* ctaus**. tho words ••from the same original vote. They state tliat tbe rule* of tbs point of departure, was adopted—yeas. 20; senate specifically provide that no actloa . Ono thousand minors along the Panhandle nays, 2k Conger, M ah one, Morrill, Rid- cart bo taken unless tho journal shows that road and lOo of Bend's men struck, Thurs­ dleberger and Sherman of tho Republicans a quorum voted. They state that it looks day-for an advance. » voted eye, and Brown and McFbenon, like a trick to entrap them into tbe state, so <It is estimated that nearly 75,001 people they can be senred. They will remain here took a ivantage of tbe recent low railroad exaocuUvu vMsion and then adjourned. over Monday, and then probably loavM for rites to go to California. After tb.- bearing of a number of com- New Orleans. They state that they will re ,-Ttr) Wisconsin grand lodge, A. O. U. W., mitte retort* the bouse took up tho bill pro­ main outside cf Ohio until Gov. Foraker h/amdon at Oshkosh, elected R. J. Flint, of viding litat t lx veterans of tho tate war adjourn the legtalatura. Mbnominee, gmnd master. • who re unlisted ns such and were discharged . Brig. Gen. J. N. Reece' was Thurs­ to receive promotion as officers shall lie pal J day. relived from duty at East St. tho veteran Ixxmty withb-.ld from them in Itouls, and ordered to report at Springfield. consequencs of their promotion. Hewitt of SpnisontXD, Ilta, May X—M. P. Coutv At Milwaukre Thursday, Harrison LudNew York And Biand opposed tho bill on vers, clerk of Judge Treat’s court say, it tho score of ccouomj' ami .Bragg advocated was he and not Judge tyvat who wrote the irigton. Jr.. «» of ex-Governor Ludington, it Amendment* were adopted making latter to Comptroller Dunham published ia was granted a divorce from hA wife on the widows of veterans and veterans of the navy ami marl tie. corps benefactories ot the bill, those dlsjiatchea Ho Ball: “Sometime age but jwndlug further actiosf recess to 7:Z» p I wrote the Comptroller a courteous letter. m. was taken. At the evening session a de­ first-clam political donulgogua termined attempt was made to detent the a poe&l that she was murdered. bill and a motion to strike out tbu very gist Durham bolds tliat scctlofi H2**-' of As the result of a family dispute, Louis of which lb wu mode, the liomocrats In tho Lamore shot and killed Tink Scldmore at Stevens Point, Wix, Thursday morning, enough Donio. rats Tppoevi to it to defeat it, and then walked to the jail and surrendered. and the supporters refrained from voting At Thursday's session of the American and thus kept up filibustering until tdW Medical association E. H. Gregory, ot St. am. Thursday at which time a call of the Louis, was elected president, and Chicago be use win in progress and at 1:40 an ad­ selected as tbe next place of mooting, and journment was reached. June, 1687, as the time. Wahuingtox C:tt. May 7.—After the from this very court that tbu clerk i» en­ arrangement of several siiwial orders in tlio titled to his per diem for every day tbe Tliecrisi* in the iUnass of SK-Ssnator senate Thursday, the inter-state commerro court in Actually in session whether any David Davis has been passed, and his bill wa* aaasudnd by prohibiting tho con- public business is tranuictod or not." physician expects that he will speedily rw an axneutive seadon and then adjourned until Monday. Tne bill proposing a constitutional amend­ ment providing for woman cuffragw ■BBS*. - Mr. Ellis Dillon, df Normal, Illa, tho im­ porter nf Norman borets, was fatally hurt Friday morning by being thrown from a buggy ____________ At Roesrllie, 111, Thursday night fire de­ stroyed two stores, a warehouse, and a duelling. creating a lose at •33,<*>J, with in­ surance of $ l;i,.V)u Nathaniel 8til Iman Batea, who barbar­ ously murdered hit wife at Hagerstown, was found guilty al Richmond, hid., Frutay evening, tbe jury decreeing the death Hull, Quebec, May Id— Fire broke out at an early hour Sunday morning in Aider­ man Landry's bakery, and, spreading rapidly, soon destroy*! *11 the bouses on Itake and Duke street*, and ou Main street as far al Fonda's stone block, at tbe corner of Main and Slide streets, where it war <ioc-«l. Tbe area cover*.! l.y the tiro is about ten ncreo, and IM families wen* burned out Tbe now postaflico, a handsome slrpcture, costing about FiS.lKM, was de­ stroyed. Tha utber losses are enUmat.-d ut 1100,'JOJ, on which there is an insurance of _ IXBUXAriiLU, Ind., May".—The Indiana Liquor league is in convention bore. Ropreseutativoi from Terre Haute, Evansville, Lafayette, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Brazil, Jeffersonville, New Albany, South Bend, and other cl: La are tn attetulanca Tbe meeting is strictly private, and the object is to form a ]>ermauent state . organisation, and to revive Um> old league of four years ago. A promluout member said that it is not purposed to form a joliUcal organisation. “W-> want as little to do with politics as possible, and if either party makes a direct issue of high license this y wir our organitation will cut no figure in the campaign We are to oigaultc for the |>urpoeo of mu tual protection, and we want to make tho organimUco jiermanent, a* it b in Jlntjebusetu. New York, and other ato tea If either of tbe j>olldeal parUm bore advocates high llceute our organisation ' will be against It. _________________ A PtOTlbllcrjr Law TlLged,, Don Moines Iowa, May t,. —Constable Pierce, cf Valley tovnuhlp, Thu red*y night seaichwl the rosidanoo of. Boston Benson, whom be clubbed badly and marched to po­ lice beadquarters, carrying the uulan ful beer-keg under hl." arm. Tbe police, released Benson, who hunted up a justice and swore out a warrant for Pienv. Just before noon Pierce and Detective Lyon raided Nym Wyatt's ox-saloon in Bsbastopol, where Pierce was roughly used by Wyatt, and in tho tuado that followed Pierce shot Harry Lloyd, a boanior as .Wyatt’s, through tho stomach, afterward clubbing him on tho head with his revolver. Lloyd had b«n tho barkeeper. His wound* are very serious Pierce wn* arrested and put in jaU. Lyon claims that Wyatt brought out a shot-gun. Is the best roniody tor all complaints nm-ullar io women, young or old. A full description of those diseases, their symptoms, causes and proper treatment is contained in our book entitled -Facts for Women” Illas SODA For Baking Purposes. Best inthr-WorlJ. trated correctly; any woman can understand IL Every woman shouldhaw it. Sent to ladiee only, in sealed envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth' dollars to any woman. Address ZOA-PHORA MkDIOINE OO, THE GREATESTE ican people it Consumption. Physicians and Druggists have at last found a remedy which ing. Th.t it DR. BIGELOWS POSITIVE CURE, which cures. Consumption in stages whore other remedies are of no benefit. It cures Coughs, Colds and al! Throat and Lung Diseases speed­ ily and safely. Price, Fifty Centr and One Dollar. Sold by Druggists. Cra Balm I iheu applied Into the! Barry, at tbe suit of Am above named ptaltiufl. w manto,jtoods andchaiteb. i MOM^NitwMRer. one of tt fMNtants, for the sum of writ waa returnable or. the < PrrnaVHG, May h-Tbo remains of Thomas J. Barney, a wealthy and loading citixen of St Paul, Mian., arrived in thia city Thursday night aocompanied by a rela­ tive of tha deOMAed. A few mlnutee after arrival tho body, which walgbed aw pounds waa plaited in the retort of Hampson's nat­ ural kos company on Sixth Avenue. Two bourn Inter th-, ga, *m turned off. Th® receptacl-i wm removed Friday and tho Oubre, weighing eight pounds, placed in an urn an delivered to the friend who at once THE MARKETS. TUB GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE M Its psttrona U*t aeaae of personal security afforoed :y ImilS^ro^&dTjEoochtts^ of conttn^ * • •<; .befit udFxVta and Wdirai; rolling utock aa near i;?• ■ '=.i L> C..; �^<^'3 Farmer*, riant Small Frulu Hotel imd aarrtml iBUltau That the mere setting out and oc­ ’r,ld.?-L S^nrt'd institution, casional hoeing of a few fifeiwbenre l’'^nla whf!re formerly corn, potatoes or ’n ' -. to organized other staple cmm have grown woSta' ' ffh ^Ul staff of eighb'vn experienced sure for the following year enomrh of and skillful Physician.-and burgeons Wl» luxury (or („„(!? S’n'SW K^U^uh‘Jimost.con,peU*or^’dK‘v....>.!l.mil.Mlcta AmrnX. “ledi“l1 “d surgical A-ill in America.for the treatment of all chron­ T1 . .-oiwinvnf Farm Fencing. ic diseases, whether requiring medical ,. i . Il- '^iri-1: mretlMof the Barton­ ;. .„ia:y, Ennnera Club, t»> -F. M. or surgical means for their cure. Afar­ ' clous success has been achieved in the ; .,r n.>t to fence; that ift the Bhs^* thrt«t iu»‘l lung dis... ' Whr’.her it were better in the weU to plant one of the favorite later EJirf’u £ldney du«w<«. <ii«• iii- endless einlUws labor of putput- ' aorta. That choice blackcap nispbcrri.es dSXJ? S°2Ps'*t,Ve Brglu'"- l,bddf,r ' rails, patching up rottiiiff tan la? planted and cared lor the first i,iZf**9! ,Pawis’?s Peculiar to women. •: |Ml*C*srci«M»i0ff,rUP °*<l season with about the same tabor a?d ,nt?Sn<1-«Wn diseamn,rheiima.„;id. v-h.1t is uknost as bad, skill necessary for an equal number of h s iSlZift?rrvoua ‘kb,ht-T- P^aly• ;; ■••'.h surtoumled by tin- h.lls of corn or potatoes is yet to be Xfiu>« spermatorrhea, imor to take up arms learned by a vast number; and that to Bn< ,n,lrc<! affections. Thou­ ; I^iure, and by enforcing insure successive years of fruitfulness sands are r;ured ut their homes through i.i .v, doatrity with at least ordinary care and culture Is idl that ■•-s noir to be found on seems to> required; of conrs.-. condi­ !u'“''ra.' .‘rtTOKU. hydro* . - rieiish. pera is one im- tion ot so.l ;y, regards fertility and cele and strictures is guaranteed with • ■ :n . oniirt-tion with this drainage having much to do wffh Sill”I?»l tho liutitution. £Sl In ouinra (ortho lovo• which I wish to call quality and quantitv. ■ -. qu<l than Is that farmers Gmp»i also should be found on even’ • - Wuld to»> -mnch fence. farm lq economize space the vines World's ;/ni; iirmimijwe find many may be planted ond.tralned alongside loS; Y^° Ahwxhalon, Buff*. . I >.uinto'ten and some- of outbuildings, thus affording a con• ' ’ —j_______________ ,1! as live afire lots. By the stunt source of enjoyment during the Somo temor, ent Mr thr difference • . . -iu and judgment iii the fruiting season. A large Brighton on ; ing ran tee not manage my grounds, trained tb the side of the nod proenwlve. ? • “'“toHl. Wdl,P.nr .. ; of o|ir fields, and so carnage house, is regularly Yielding OT mil to Inr . ,!|, .1 share of the expense delicious fruit, and bv Being allowed to' s.3.txxi lartn with a mortgage of S2(»m.p huth-pricKi i teaclBg. iBy using some reach off into the- branches of u near-bv R - tenet* and building war maple still greater results uro “’"f'nh Inncy li;irn<*« uni a «a» 1: . friBCffi we do have of looke* for. In view of these facts, " IKhl—nme. Live ; material; by turning should we as fnnWs continue to de­ w^hin ymir income; lecd your live 1,541 -he wllcac> °f new . . . and sailing our stock pave our families of these luxuries so X?S:kTP.'!pwiV1 thr tl,ne «“* on . —c u-ressjiry, instead healthful; so easily prepared for the J.iad iso closely and table; und always so highly appreciatet! the same tooting with others who are tm. !na4,‘g agriculture a success. in the soring b\ the liulies of tho household,- whose This is progressive. See? The pic­ • , , . . . mei that change duty 1 r a au-»rT ,lutJ it 111:4 Js to lo prepare PWT0”5 palatable, inviting ture is overdrawn? Nut a bit of It iiiia.h- .with the ,^(1 healthful' food tood each each dav dav the the tear Year Open your eyes, look around you. and— ivrable/of « rrc; roiult|_ :., ___ u.t Uh- avail ou^lves of aTl ~T~” W4 ail yes. examine closely your own mala of L',‘S. : mt-xm, ’n.vir.c so < asily"at .. . Ih.wd ■ ‘ato _ Tuevtat'e . . • : ’.rm • . ..piiper in this iinpc ‘>V I 1 lvir n’i»ni.fold cares and anxieties * prcM-edureUd you w!U »re with wiser ; "| j-S.r.l not' undertake to oiten mon* numerous than th> sterner eves, perhaps, than at preaent-Our Country l|oU»e. • "• or ‘-’■‘■■'“P- sex are aware of.—Irving D. Cook. N. . mr u.’-. to use but I Y. Tribune. ° ’ * Those w*o believe that nature will • • t Jibliwy ,>t the differ-1 ------ —— _________ : Xy work off alcough or cold should under­ • -.•epi?:rth d from your ’ ti,iu v»e»m T»bie. stand thatlthls is done at the expense ;h.« iiiscus.don of* Not tho the dinner table; but too often of the constitution. Each time this .-v.il! foliow/jA* may I the evening reading table is vacant. weakens tlHiiwstem.gnd we ail know i.-g which willibe of lUl-* Around «* •• . to. that the termination of this d-nngerow it farmers do not— gather study of the forces, elements, properties, ■.; - rh uiy view of the conditions, with which they have to nructire in a consumptive’s , grave. Dunt tako tbe chimces, when a fifuy । • -i :fc-ht *s.eni to In* one deal, imd they go out day after day ns rent bottl* of Dr. Big,low’s lYeitivp • -• :«• • compared with mere machines to do a certain amount Cure will saf.-iy and promptly cure any - : * which fanners have of work solely with their hands. On recent coiich. cold or throat nr lung . whim tee come to the table nre no books of hlstorv. blog­ trouble. Buy the dollar Ixittle of Fred - figutes with regard . rnphy or science; no papers- save a nin- Hotchkiss .for chronic canes or family I mtM States, thnt gle one. and not always that of their -------- ’or ----------------to --------------assumeswhich larger----------own ’town county interest• •• the• 1 have read the human heart to but children, and they grow up without a _• t et.-tist^ the annual ‘ taste for reading; and mental culture hltk‘*pnrpose. if any man Omid sleep • .•.uiiructh” fences of! and refinement are matters they rare m his b^i through a winter night's -• >•.- > <lg.M7tkc4ri.or a nothing about. Supper done the liova storm - were he to reflect that his stock ... ■ pi.- i >6ii M-ths of our i betake themselves to the -corner stor/’ were exposed to its pitiless peltlngs. .• t-ital cc4 of fencing I «»r t«» bed. and ro pass previous bouriMn Ben Perley i'ooref (Joimtry floaue. X»k«* Whn« You .Seed. ( ■ ->i.r f'tdes exceeds ’ idleness :md wor'r. or in sleeping awuv Therefore see tliat the meml>era of btdlUing.s. l‘P to their rxistrnrv- dullards rather than -• •; -x<-t : imkm tn kan-; intelligent b-ings. your family are w-. ll supplied with Dr. . Xaw York. I Suoreas in farming is nnt measured Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jrek. . Clmt.tW; New by tbe amount of manual labor ;>rr- sou'b root and herb cordial: it will I’crmsylv^niu. ■ formed, but by its intelligent direction sharpen the appetite, help, digestion, und annllrutinn application. < Of two town men nf of equid promote iound sleep, strengthen the • . mre’tt.'i 823,<<A>.(hJU, unit If torn . M-jThe c«»st of physical capacity und unequal mental system and so remnove those distreas­ ithe 1 mtetl States upto the acquirement, the one bert educated and ing symptoms which, if neglected, may had re--r-.vd -the enormous b&it informed, will accomplish most, result in tie most serious con.*«equence-i. .:i'.:.'..‘ n..- tux paid bv imd that with the greatest case. If For sale by W. II. Goodvear. 81.00 per ..■ ‘- '•’iitt-iof New York farming is ever to take tho exulted po- bottle. •. ■ ■ n:s i».ir.hcrv annually: million to .which its importance entiues The Detroit Tribune aiivs that John -eA-ion^l by fences is it, our young farmers must be reading lA>gan Chipman will shortly retire from :hf unm Tk>»- figures are taken farmers, thinking farmers, and then in­ the judicial chair of the suiwrior court i'frnnr |h< i l-’rt-->f the |L"- S. Depart- telligent acting farmers, and to this end and accept an editorial position on the ■nitn! <>f A^rieiiitere, and from the a well-stocked reading table is a prime Chicago Times. Mr. Chipman. who requisite, if we will not provide need­ has associated with the Times in the >latr rep ful reading for ourselves, .let' us be days of ito infancy, bw<, after many Th-rv hr-.- mimy i:...crt penta that in- diindful for the young who may be ji-si the gajfdcn. and dtfilghi to’ do all growing up about us with no knowl­ overtures, consented to take the posi­ jtbfy ui t-s dretroy. Many timot their edge of farm methods except what has tion at the urgent request of the widow 'ravagu- ;<nn-'*t lx* arrested till the plant been handed down from the grandfath­ of his old friend, Wilbur F. Storey. The best on uarth, can truly be said lil o! th*’ kmd IS ea’-m up or killed. । ers.—J. Wallace Darrow, N.I. Tribune. of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is .Vti -ng the m is* easily recognized we Banish the thought from your minds sure, safe nnd speedy cure for cute, pafllpn the foF.uwjdg, and also the that by remaining on the farm you .‘remedy f"f their presence!: , bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all . <ih urnl>er bug.—Coverthe plant with doom yourself to a life with nointelect- other sores. We positively cure piles, lox over which chee«* capping is ual enjoyment. The successful business tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this tackej. I’.tris green and helleliore in men have no time for intellectual im­ wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed provement; the rush of business, and or money refunded. Only 25 cents. vtry dilute ■w.lut|un mav be used. spiAdi v!::-- Ik-I’T. -"range colored the claims of society, tax every hour Sokl by F.Hotcbk>R8. Uiitr,. Lj .•!.*; with block, forewings and energy, and thote who are not suc­ Smith Bramble, while sitting in a T'Lick, hhui. transparent^ Lays eggs cessful must battle to keep the “Wolf room at the Lewis house. Battle Creek, pur : a-r of -tem, that soon hatch and from the door.” and have little heart for Saturday evening waiting for a friend, wre into-vine and it wilts. Cutch improvement. /There never was n time fell asleep and was robbed of his pockninth and kill it. Cover vine in several when the farmer could get so much help Itook containing 840, with receipts and flared v uh earth so it maty take root at from books and papers as now, or at so bills. Will Palmer was arrested for little cost. In almost every paper of different juintx Burn allh-twl vines. the thief. The case was continued un­ .lune bpg.- This is the beetle that large circulation, practical farmers are til Wednesday, he furnishing 81,000 products the whit.- grub io destructive giving tbe results of their experience, bonds for his appearance. and scientific men are reporting their ’ ■ strawberry planu, Jnass, etc. In Sick and bilious headache cured by Mnwhvrr} i»slx dig up and kill each researches and experiments, and each o»r when pYrer npe is indicated by a year the farmer is enabled to accom­ Dr. Fierce^ “ijjJUeta." wlltai plant. Trap the beetles by shak­ plish more and do it better than he did James F. Joy of Detroit bought the ing tn-.। upou whicli they have been the preceding one. I know from exper­ Wabash railroad system at the chfUiJituing and catch them upon sheets ience that it is slow work accummula- cery sale in St. Louis, for 8200/XX). This ting capital by your own labor, and I is said to put the road in the possession iwlbum. ’ Cut worms. -There are peveral varie- also know that one dollar honestly of the Gould party. tn- of thLs worm and till injurious. earned is better than ten made by spec­ What Is snore dlwpveable toa tadv thw to The worms feed bv night and crawl ulation—which is often but another kisow tbnrhlT halrnasootonly lost its <-oj>r. a .ray into the soilhyitay. Hunt out name for cheating. The young man but Is Iu:!«r dandruff? Yet such waatta- case *nd k'.fl wh.-never found. Wind stiff who will save «1(X) a year out of his with rnhi-? until I used Parkers Hair Balsam. My Imiris iiow black and perfectly elean urn brown 'paper around the stems of .cab­ wages will in a few years be able to Mlosajr.—Mrs. B. H*«*nv. Chics#" bage and tomato plants when planting buy a team and tools to begin farming Article*«f asaoclntion fora saving" bank In on shares or rent a farm; or if he saves Paw fi'it. Encourage binls in the fields. Pin* were filed W,-dnesday. Capital $x.two. . ra wc.ivej. - The teinalo lays eggs in SijOOO to make a payment it will be safe This Isthe’best season In which lo purify the tie pa. a . -.- a formed] When they for him to buy a farm.—Waldo I. blood, and Hood’s jtampartlla brit-b. il v .rm.i «it the albuminous Brown, N. 1’. Tribune. ttte. and cnablis the stomach to perform its duty. p-.n of the [K-a, leaving the germ un­ Early IMtatobm.-Take paper bags it) hired. T!;<- ruly remedy is to burn The crew of a gravel tr^n In ManjueUo, M> that will hold about a quart, b ill them men struck tor M |«r day. every jh-iiiv--•••-l.nnil 1 — 1 of course, —-— •buy — half full of good rich soil. Then put in none from t for ;«-■,! that are the potato of some early variety, and bu^gy. assure you that the fill up with soil, leaving the mouth of Mn. FbttlT Che»ley. pen w ill gn.u t *y wdl, but it is not the tiag open to admit occasional tflii She following remarkable of wlilcli is vouched for by the re-iJimUoC the tret. ■ I ain ri ywir» old, have been troubled Be*:i we.x* I. 'imitar lia habits and sprinkling of water, if the soil becomes tewn drv or hard. Set the bags in a long box with kiduiw complaint and taniencw for many cer.tr>i.v ' -at; .■ rt-ioedim. yrarn- eou’ld not dre*» mywlf without helpin a warm place, lu this way I can atn fre« from all pain andJ*’™5re*#t ,!,«2 ugr\ .. upon young rad- have plants or any desired height, to am able to do all tny own bouMiwork- » owe u.d while nothing is set out when the weather pets warn) ray thanks to EcJretric Bitters tor having rewbuU» tr.y > onto, and removed completely all <-d soot dusted upon enough to do so. S-tting Uqr and aU in newot "b.’Se ami jmln.- Try a hottie, only *oenfa at the t. • ln-arly morning la-fore the the ground, the dampness of the itil Goodyear'* utoK store. dew . - ■ ; a good as anything. soon rots the paper and allows the roots Dnnnls L. Chiumo hjw been appointed depaty 1 *,is bug of the dta,ust!ia- “dor. Hi,« through the win- to spread. In this way I can get new U. 8. marshal tn Grand Baplds. potatoes from two to three weeks ear­ Consumption Cured. fnr a:l’i 1 ont in the spring nauly lier then by the common way of plant­ o1’ I’“**J*in and squash vines ing. If the plants should be getting too ; ;tnd ni<ht retiftM un. large before ^‘ng tim^ chaa£ them SK l!f‘ w sotl for shelter. Place to a cooler place.—N-1 - Cultivator. G-mmi’Ptton, Bronchitis, Catorrli. Asthma aud ningiv.,-,r of boartfnmr by iafest- Agricultural. ^Sjpj'seiSKtnfEsiai’SJ niornitV llK‘ kU> lipon,,hem in 016 1w"nn.—Th0 green cal>«« wore; i< WeU uj all It !? broods, one in early ‘Pn^.thM1.tItlr in June and Jnlv.and W«b.* s n third in Septemhcc. Fowbi)ionfni>r»thV»im 8ola“SI °<ie tableJJ^ful to three gallons of water. SI t oaev to the cabbages, usually I KSiw0"- w‘,n,a--I:- l1™*. Mici The taint of scrofula in the blood, fr“ with many it U hereditary:but H m»J also be acquired from want of air or lack of exercise, from Improper food, or any cause which brings about w eak neas of the body and 1®P“*W£ 1 " after hnvliis tested Its THE SUMMER TIME OF 16S5. When tho terrible jicatilenca ffnrt breached ujkju tho pnoplo, there paswd one night over thu city u comet “of a faint, dull, languid color, and ite motion very solemn and slow." What may bo thus described lias bet-u seen cin<x>, but in on ago of “fortuno-tellers, cunning num, and tutrologoFB," thu event gave birth to mitiy strange stories and pre­ dictions, to dreamland interpretations of dreams, and to u great drend amongst the simple and ignorant, and even the educated people. In this hour of terror .the turn of these monej -makort had jOGme; grave.nicu in velvet jackets, bands, and black cioaks frequented tho streta; their housed were hung with signs and inscriptions. “Here lives a fortune-tel­ ler; here lives an astrologer; here you may have your nativity calculated,” and so on. And from tlw doorways, hero and there, one saw the sign of “Friar Bacou’s Brazen Head," or that of “Mother Ship­ ton," or the “Merlin’s Head." To tho proprietoni of these newly-hung signs terrified {leople flocked in great numbers. The btreete, with their shops and manaiona side by side, which a few weeks before had been gay, with throngs of effemmate courtiers and dandits, old soldiers, we-althy citizens, nnd whistling apprentice*, were now thronged with wagons, carte anil coacheH, loadwl with women and children, with tents anti bed­ ding; and nuinlwiet* men upon horse-’ back clattered over the stones, some with and n'nie without aeryanta, carrying bag­ gage, all hurrying nway from the dutftned city. Moniing, noon, and night, the' lord utnyttFa door was Ixsicgwl with jwople. । agi-r fur pa<«es and certificates of health; and morning, u<>on, and night, the city rapidly emptied itself The gaten were clikoal in vain, the walls had witlurtootl armies, but death crept through them, over them, under them, stnBar.l in the streets, start’d through cottage and palace window alike, and beforeit pale people fled. Add­ ing horror to all this confusion, there ran through the streets distracted creat­ ures proclaiming the destruction of tiio city, and one waa reported to have run almost miked, “with a voice and counte­ nance full of horror," nqteating continu­ ally. “Oh! the great and the dreadful God!" We I are told that at the coming of Hie terrildi’ nalitiee of the visitation, aectarian duHnctions sickened and died away. Dunfotninathuu were reconciled, “tlie i>eople Docked .without distinction to hear the primcherR, not much inquiring who or wlmk opinion they were of. But after tlu* sickiv^H was over tliat spirit of clmrity abated." So ciunmeneed the plague, while rill who could afford to fly had fkxl before it, which after all was very few compared with thorn* who remained. Quickly peo­ ple died in such numbers that they <»ulu no more toll the 1x41s or even bury the dead in coffins. Like a fire, tho distempor raged mutrt fiercely in lini«, one house couvej-ed it to yie next, leaving ruin and desolation behind, und devour­ ing street after street till tho whole town was wrapt in tho burning of its dread­ ful flame. About June, tho lord mayor. Sir John Lawrence, und his aldermen prejiared, nnd ou the first of July pub­ lished, compulsory “orders" for the ninety-two pariahee within the city itself. . By these regulations all Infected houses were to lie abut up and guarded by specially appointed “watchmen," one by day and one by night. No/one was suffered to leave theeo houses, and it was thereby hoped tliat the plague might be stayed, “if it should so please God." The noble conduct of the lord mayor and his officers strangely contrasted with that of the king and his court, who all fled away at the bi'ginning and left tilings to look after themselves. During Seplemlier tlie plague reached ite height; there died as many aa 1.000 a day, and the bills of mortality, for the months of August und September registered 50,970, from all di-sea**. Including’two days wliich tho bills are short of the two months, there died of tho plague alone the terrible sum of M>,000 people. Yet waa it impossible tliat three ac­ counts should register the true tale of death; hundreds whose names were not -known perished in the river, voluntarily quenching their burning agonies in ite waters. According to tho city records, the ilurtemiwr destroyed 08,500 persons in all; but this figurc, prodigious though it is, for the reasous assigned above is prob­ ably fur below the actual number.— Robert Woburn in Sunday Magazine. W? were intensely interested in the play, though we could not understand one word ot it. It was a combination of high tragedy, comedy, burlesque, panto­ mime, society play, spectacle, and melo­ drama. All the atandard cliaractenstica of each stylo of ]>erfcrmance were con­ spicuously present. The interest never lagged, and tlto change* were aa nqrid and varied as those of a kak-idoscoj* There was no little effort at scenic dis play. The wtago revolved in two parte, an inner and up outer circle. While one scene was going an in front tho next waa prepared behind it on the central turn­ table and rsvolvod into place in propar time; when the dead bodice of those H11«>a in tho previous scene were whirled off by the outer circle. Wings and Ixwders were used very similar to ours, but tho main part of die machinery was built up on tho central revolving stage. What is Steele Mackaye’B “double stagv" compared to this?—Japan Cor. Inter Ocean. . Hetaull having beru made la the condition! 61 a certain mort«W made and rsreuted tw William IL Jewell and Eoianiuj L. Jewell bai wife, to 1’eter Cru»bj. and dated January 15UL 1M1. and rvrordrd lu the office of tbe Register <2 needs, lor the i-ounty of Bany,Michigan. Jnnuare linn. A. D, !U1. at ow o’clock p. tn.. In book to of nwUsujeon pace at Said mortgage waa flven to secure tbe Mytnent of two Uj«>n«stid au4 vc hundred dollan i«UO». in ton yeart from dale thereof, with interest M tbe rate ot rlgnt |-er cent. |wr annum, payable annually from it* date. 11 waa In aaltrtnorti'aKe exiWHvdy screed that should uuy default be nuule lu-thr payment of whereon tbe same f* inade imyubte, a* thercta ,-*;imul. and should th** same remain unpaid and in arrears fur the space of thirty days, then and from thehcefortb. after the lapse of said thirty itavs.tl.eab ru-Mdd princqia! sum of two llnmsaxwl fire' hundred dollars (12^00), teftb ali urrcarage* of interest thereon, should, al tbe option ot aald Peter Crosby, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nevervaries. A marvel ot parity '■' ■ : :i''- ■ : ■ i.. ' " . .....................' than U.e ordinary kinds, and eanpot be sold lo competition with the m ultttude oi low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold, only In cans. Rovan Baking 1‘Owdeb Co., 10C Wall St. N.Y. octo4m LAKE MAHOPAC, N. Y. MY DAUGHTER WAS.VERY BAD OFF ON ACCOUNT OF ACCLD AND PAIN ON HER LUNGS. DR. THOMAS’ ELECTRIC OIL CURED HER IN 24 HOURS. ONE OF THE BOYS WASCUREDOFA SORE THROAT. THE MED­ ICINE HAS WORKED WON­ DERS IN OUR FAMILY. ALVAH PINCKNEY. ••ITS SPECIALTIES.” DR. THOMAS’ ELEC­ TRIC OIL FOR COUGHS, COLDS, C ROUP? DIPH­ THERIA, SORE THROAT, CATARRH. AND BRONCH­ IAL TROUBLES GIVES IM­ MEDIATE RELIEF. THE MOST*VIOLENT AT­ OF NEURALGIA RECEIVE IMMEDI­ TACK WILL ATE AND PERMANENT RE- ETeF I IN FACT AS ^A CURE FOR NEURALGIA IT HAS NEVER FAILED. Xo Woc&s ATHLOPKOROS lately tiiereaftcr. alttougli Hie period abo> e limited for toe payment thereof may not then bare expired, auphiae thereinbefore to too; contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding’. And detault having been made ta the payment of t thirty dollars ol tmerrst doc January 15. IS®, and default having been made In t«vmeiit of all the interest dur January 13th. A. D. l*i. and default liaviug also been made in payment of all the interest due January tbib, A. D. iwsa. and detault having also been made In payment of ail same bavins been and rtmalncJ unpaid and tn nrrvara fortlic rimer of thirty days mid more and still n-uialiiltig uiitmld. the afori-Kxkl prin­ cipal suin nf two thousand fire.hundrvd dollars (fr.'.-MO), With al) arreariMtcsujf Interest tbereoti. hath been and Uuow declared to t« now dur nod payable, and by which default the power of sale In said tnortsage contained has become opera­ tive ns to the whole amount thereof botn prtnclpal and lutereM as aforesaid, nnd wijereaa • therein claimed to be due and unixwd on said siwruiur oi inis nonce, me rum o: lureo UiouMiid .and two hundred dollars <«3joo> for principal and Inter™:, and no suit or proceed- i nuts bi taw or in equity having been taken to ■ collect the same or any part thereof. Now. therefore. aotaM Is hereby given tliat by virtue <W the power Of sale lu said mortgage, contained and the statute in swh case made and ; provided, on tbe twenty-slxtli day of June, A. D. 1 i.v«, at one o'clock in the afu>rnoon. ibe north from door or etitnuicv of the Court House. ; in tliecHy of Hastings in the county of Barry and etatc of Michigan, tliat bring the place of holding the circuit court fursnldCounty of Barry, where said premteea arc situated. tlM-rc win be | sold at nubile aoctlon or vendue to the highest : bidder Dir premise-, described Insaidniortgage, ■ to satisfy tlx amount due on said iiiortgugo with interest at eight per cent, per annhiii, and • the costa oral cv|>cii»cs allowed by law. Said yireshlscs Itelng described In said mortgage, ius all those certain pieces or parcels of land situ­ ate in the township of Assyria, In the county of . Jarry. state of Michigan, and described as folows. to wit: The north half m) of the south west quarter It*), and the suutbiwcnty acres of the west half of th- north west fractional quarter (U) ; of •mc::.iu number twenty-nine cz»), also tlie north half (14)of thi-southeast quarter {fol at ' section number thirty (30). all lu township num- ■ ber(l) north «?f range number seven (Ti west, • containing in all one hundred and eighty acres ■ Default havingta*u nuule lu the eoudltl'ius , of a certain nx-rtruge inade by Janies O. Lee , and Harriet M. iXjih wife, to William J. anil L. L. Holloway, d.irtu July nth. A. 1>. 1*«J. and recorded lu the ottee of the Ji«Ti»ter of Berds. ' fortiie County of Burry auil State ot Mlrblpui. » «> the 3l« day of July. A. D. Ixs3. lu Uber is ot raiirtsacn<-an p»ze,4U.ou which moru-ace there . h claimed to be ducat the dateol this notice the sum of five buudrrtl and eighty right and nineteen one-hundredths dollars, and no Milt or ; rrore<ailugs at taw having liven Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said martga/e ; or any part tliereof. Now. therefore, by virtue । of the power ot sale contained In said mortgage, anu tbe statute In such ease made and provided, mitii-c i« hereby siren that on Saturtiay the lith day of June, A. l». 1k*. at ten oclvck in the: forenoon, 1 shall sell at public auction, to the-i highest bidder, at tbe north front door of the Court House In the dty of Hastings. Michigan tliat being tlie place where the.Clrcult Court fo. the County of Harry is bolden. the prrmlsra drsenlwd in said mortgage, or so lunch thereof as may be neceasary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, will, eight per ceuL Interest, and all legal cost a The premises being described la said mortgage all tliosr certain parcels of land sttiuitcin the township ot Woodland, lu theCounty of Barry and state of M.chlgau, and known and diiscribcd as follows: The north half of the south *est quarter of the north west quarter, alM> the i-mith half of the .south west quarter ot the north west quar­ ter all on section slxtoea, town tour north cC rerun seven west Dated March 171b. 1FU. WILLIAM J. A L.L. HOLLOWAY, CLEMENT SMITH Attorney for M^gagres. Probate Order. MTHLOPHCROS CO., 10 WALL H- REW TDFJC PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC State of Michigan. County of Barry.—aa. At a session of th- ITonaleCotirt for theCoun,if Item ho;,ten lit tbe ITul.;V-l>!T>r III theclty Haidlnsi* In said codnty ou TkuMday, the Wth- day of April Ir. the year one thousand S In the matter ot 1 tie estate ot Jo»ej4i Hough, deceased. On readtai: and filing the petition, duly veri. -fled, of Cs-A. Hough, a sou of sold decea.*.e<l. pravimrihat henwy l«api>oLnted administrator of the -state of said deceased. Thereupon It I* ordered, that Friday the nth day of My, A. D. INK. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be luslgued for the bearing of said petition, nnd that The b«it Cough Cure yon can n*e. nre rrnulrril to upp then to Im» hoh’.eu a city of Hastings lu i ir i... wl . HINDERCORNS Tbe eafert. vilc-lee* and twt trm for Corn*. IhmloM,W«rU,MalaLCaUonaM.£< Hlndrro Uirtr turlb»rrrvwiK macaeUinla. G1»—m»«n«Ue W*l««the MVIIVI .1IVUKI HU, WV And It Is further entered that said petitioner sire notlec to the persons intci-vsled In said mu talc, of the pendewo" of said petition Mud thj» besrina thereof by .ca using a copy of tin’order to be published In U>e Hasmun BaxxKk a new»pi»|ier printed and circulated tn said County of Harry once in each week for Ihrrc sueceMiva weeks, prerious to said ^v'V'o^'e |A true copy.) Judxe of Probate. State of Michigan-Dora reeple, Cnmplaluaut, • vs. William Tecnle. Defendant. Fifth Judicial Circuit, Bi Chancery. Suit pend-; lug In tbe Circuit Court for the County <if Barry, In Chancery at the Cxiurt House In thu City ofi Hnsilmra ou the i:th day of April, tewi. In thMeansc.it appearing from nfilitavit on file, that the defendant William Tecyir Is not a resident of thl* stale, but is a resident of Um, State of Ohio. Ihereforo on motion rtf Clement; Smith solicitor for Complainant, it is entered.. that defemtent cuter bls upiwarauce in said cause on or before four months from the date of this order, mid that within twenty days the Complainant cause U»te order to be published lu theHaAtiugs BaNXicn, said publication to toe; ennUtiued ouce In each week for sla wroks la ■ succ«*toa^AjjK u<m»KER.Circuit Judge. CLEMENT SMITH. SoUeitarlurComplainant. ! Wakefulnw, Mental Do- [A true copy.) Attest CEO. W. tho Brain moulting In in­ misery, deesy and daato, arrannaM, Ixwi of powtt Health is Wealth! SS5^.!'1L,%S*3 “LSK-S John C. West & Co., West MadlMin St., Deeds, of Barry Comity In t.llicr J2 ot mortgage*. PW '’u which mertituKi» there fo trow dur »2>w.«. Said murtgain has been tuwlgned to Valentine Ideas and said aasirameot duly recorded, and no Butt or proeenfings at law having treen Instituted to recov­ er the debt secured by Mild mortgage or «ny part tlmreof, notice is hereby given that I shall, .... «Ka mra rtuv “f -Ivlv npit to! tr*t> CHICOGO, ILL. Court House, in the City of Hastings. Barry County, soil at public auction the premises descrlte-d In said mortgage, to satisfy the amount due thereon, and the legal costa. hald premise* arc described ua the north east blood. The disease is 2*' running sores, absctsscs^sw Urged joints, sore ey«.etc ho James Lona haa b^n.,™‘ed ** Oa,k’nl cine has been so successful ^ curing The bwt decorated man in Prumia 'iscrofula, as Hood's SarsapertUa. The barged with forgery >» Alpena. the crown prince of Germany, who -has most terrible running sores ^aduBlly br^th-' Ia"L: *“ insLuitly relieved aunerinr rwnedy for neuralgia, racuswi-w. . . ___ _— — —-1 Szx disappear under tho Pu*?fX*P* JSj HuuJ. OU- Dr- H- Irengthening influences of this great wounds. ClK'Mprr. ROCT than any othtr. All drnggtaJ. »' Art". Cambridge mcdicin^If you are » ' offUnd, uj, ".It act" lite HiM Mlllrt big shoe on exhibition at Grand Puckler, tho m.’irthal of tho place, eanai hurts and many sorts of ails of 5eror.ll, JSS.’”?hSmi“ ltap!d» attracted «.*> pera«i«. nnxt with fifty-one; Biamkrck foliowa to toe man and beast need a cooling to GL v-Hooa with a Biodeok forty-eight—Inker Ocean. praiP-vt-< t5> In m tbe tbe vicinity vldalty of ot Sarsaparilla, •md . . _ _ v—* zw^nlwininq better than for several LowdL M“^KIfor lotion. Mustang Liniment. J«ni>.ut. many remarkable ------------ ------------To appreciate the good qualidwi of our cures. Zte*. oTererr kind <“"*, <" "' and Salt BSeum waa SSL, 1 Sa. •w,y ,ro“ Un- J. 0. ™. Btad^?d'”1UF-w^l>y Bartoek Ul ^w ^ttent .So equal M a blood gr Hotan«, tawWk All Sorts of twenty-fire, town' r VALKMINE UKNB, Assignee. CLEMENT SMITH. Attorney. TO THE SMOKERS OF THE CITY 1 OF HASTINGS; J. H, Boamer d Cm, Du Live Grocers, �I______ __ OOUXCIL FBOGEEDINGS. ' Ite account be ntel «• «’<*» drawn for same. . . Amended bv Aid. Beamier, that the Mcoount to (llowed «t S I Vote being taken on tbe amendment. Ayes-Boomer. Hams, Hogle, . 1Stebbins, Waters. («). Nays—McCoy, j(1 On oruinal amended. Ayes—BeasInwr.IiX, Hogle. Usborn. Stebbins. Additional Loeal Items. ■ The Banner office is this week * < ,sufferer, to a small extent, on account * ’of the great strikes. Freight ordered jMr. Lincoln. Mr. Everett delircrod tho < jfrom Chicago a week ago wm shipped had a way of ru-itonK and dropping hte by express on account of the danger of ( delavs bv freight. A bill for an Invoice < of paper was received on Saturday, « having stamped upon it in bold letters ’with his white hair and venerable figure. (6). Niya—McCoy, (1). I '?J2r!n“o?KSSm„neoundlof Waters. ' “ all goo«is subject to delay by strikes." 1He was a great orator, but it wns like a To the mayor and common council. « the city of Hastings: We the under- JAt the regular meeting of the Hastings The initial number of the Voice of ’bit of Greek sculpture—beautiful, but cold as ice. It was perfect art, but with­ eirned resident'’ and citizens of said jHose Company No. 1, the following People, M. IL Clark's new paper, (out feeling. The art aad beauty of it dty. would respectfully ask your honor- ,named person, Wm. ^Mohler, present- the I at Manistee, lies on our table. (captured your imagination and judg­ able body to grant the Grand (ed name for membership in this com- published । division of the Michig.Tn (entral IL IL, pany, which application was accepted In . tliis’ number Clark has “outdone jment. Mr. Everett went over the cam­ tm. V. R. It CoTthe pnviledge of put- |by this company and candidate elected, j himself," and if this is an earnest of ,paign with resonant, clear, splendid Ung in a side track crossing Creek 1which is respectfully submitted for what , Is to follow, the heads of the jrhetoric. There was not a word, or a street, north of Apple street. iyour approval. . democratic ringstere of Manistee will word, , or a sentence, or a thought, that Signed bv Ed. Powers and 24 others. ■ Signed bv B. F. Lichty. bee. , not reel on flowery l>eds of ease. The be corrected. You felt tliat every By AIL McCoy, that the prayer of the By Aid. Waters, that m. IL Mohler ,outcome of the fight of “Clark vs. The' could 1 petitioners lie granted. Carried all ,be appointed as member of the Hast­ Ring" will be watched with.interest. Igesture lied boeu carefully studied out ings Hose Company No. 1. Carried all beforehand. It was like a great actor That the street committee j • The High school alumni will hold ■ playing a great part. ayes. . ,, be and they are hereby instructed to To the mayor and common council: their reunion this year. Instead of the Mr. Lincoln rose, walked to the edge causeu sunw to lx? made of Michigim At the annual meeting of the Hastings of the platform, took out his glasses and avenue^ so as to establish a grade of a 1Fire department call by tho chief, as per , usual program of evening exercises in put them on. He was awkward. Ho the High school room and banquet at bridge tliat may be trnilt across Thorn- ;ordinance held May 3rd, 1886, the fol­ apple river on that street, and also to lowing men received the majority of the Hastings house, it is proposed to bowed to the assemblage in his homely take into consideration tbe site of the ,votes for the following offices, with have a basket picnic at Thornapple manner, and took out of his coat-pocket lake, and hold their exercises in the a |>age of foolscap. In front of Mr. new propontxl roller flour mill. And ,vbur approval to be appointed. Lake house hall. This would be a very 1'Lincoln was a photographer with his resolved further, that said committee ’ Chief—IL Y. Ford. pleasant Innovation on former customs, i.camera, endeavoring to take a picture of are hereby authorized to cause the lines Ast. Chief—Jaa. Murphy. The program of exercises will be an. the scene. We all supposed that Mr. ot Bond street to be established by the Sec.—J. M. Soul. • nounced next week. same surveyor. Treaa.—J. H. Anderson. Lincoln would make rather a long Signed bv J. M. Bessmer. Steward—Z- Shephard. Geo. S. Dennis has rented the build­ By Aid. McCoy, that the resolution By Aid. Waters, that the offleere as be accepted and adopted. Carried all elected by fhe members of the fire de­ ing on the Prindle lot. State street, the single sheet of foolscap, held it almost to his nose, and, in his high tenor ayes. partment be approved by the council west of Hastings house, and will keep To hb Honor, the Mayor, and com­ Carried all ayes. on hand a sample of the justly celebrat­ voice, without the least attempt for I mon council of the city of Hastings: Fire department recommended the ed all steel Deering twine binder. Ed. effect, delivered that most extraordinary 1 would ask your honorable body to appointment of Frank Lichty as fire Masters will lake pleasure in showing address which belongs to the classics of pay me for land used by the city in sec­ warden for the year. up this excellent machine to all who literature. The photographer waa hust­ ond ward, on lot one. block seven of Aid. Waters moved the appointment wish to inspect the same, and Mr. Den­ ling about, preparing to take’ the presi­ Bennett and Kenfield’s addition, said of Frank Lichtv xs tire warden for the nis will be at the warehouse as often^ dent’s picture while he wm speaking: land Ix-ing used for street purpcaes.and ensuing year. Carried all ayes. as possible, usually on Saturdays. but Mr. Lincoln finished before the never having been paid for. The sum To the mayor and common council of' Farmers are invited to call in. See photographer was ready. I remember it of 650, is what 1 consider not an unrea­ the city of Hastings: At a regular■ announcement in first local column. was a beautiful October day, and there sonable amount for said land, used for meeting of tbe Hastings Book and Geo. Curry, of this city, recently were 4,000 or 5,000 people present. Very said purposes. AR of which your peti­ Ladder Co. held at the council rooms' tioner will ever ask. April 14th, 1886, Menno Itork’s name> »old a horse to the township of Irving. few beard what Mr. Lincoln said, and it is Signed by Earl R. Brown. was received and accepted for member­- iNot that Irving had any use for or a curious thing that his remarkable Hy Aid. Walers, that the petition be ship by the company, subject to the ap­ words should have made no particular ■ particularly desired to own a horse— referred to street qtynmittee. Carried proval of your honorable body. . especially a (lead horse—but the fact impression at tho time. The noticeable all ayes. Signed bv .11. G. Bentley. SecM of■ that. one of Mr. Curry’s boys in the thing was tho anxiety of all on the plat­ To the mayor and common council of Hastings Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1. * darkness drove the animal oil the form that the photographer should be the city of Hastings: We, the under­ The above communication was refer­’ bridge into the river below, and tho able to get hid picture. I remember we signed citizens and freeholders of said red to theflre committee. animal’s dying l»efore it could Im) were all very much disappointed at his city, would most respectfully psk your To the’Juavor and common council of1 rescued, induced the sale. The bridge failure, and were more interested in his honorable body to establish and ’ay out the cityJSj*Hastings: At a regular a highway. [ Provided, you should not meeting twHihs Hastings Hook andj was without side rails, and the town- adventure than in tire address.—John ‘ , Rusnell Young. find mme already establishwl) as fol­ Ladder CcC^io 1. held at the council ship was out $50 by the transaction. lows: Commencing at a point on the rooms April 14,1886, Um resignation off Messrs. A. Black & Co. have an west side of the w}^ of nw«4 sec. 16, James Wickham was received and ac-- attractive announcement in this Issue. t. 3 n, r. 8 w, where* the present high­ ceptedbvthe company, subject to jhe The iris of the eye of Italians » most ' There is not in Michigan a firm who commonly chestnut; according to M. way amrles through said land, thence approval of your honorable body. following the highway in a south and Signed by IL G. Bentley, Sec., off take greater pride in putting up tine Mantegazza, the proportion of such is 64 work than this. Their prices are the per cent, the back eyes number 23 per easterly counae, until you intersect with Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1. the highway layed out on wjf of swtj By Aid. Hams, that the/resignation lowest No dealers can discount their cent, the blue 11. and the gray 3. Pied­ prices, as they buy for spot cash, have sec. 16. t. 3h,r. 8 w, and known as the; be accepted. Carried all ayes. mont and Lombardy have the largest Craig road. The intention being to have’ To the mayor and common council of no agents on tbe road, and attend to th4 highway established where same is1 the city of Hastings: At a regular putting up all work. They report a proportion of gray eyre; Venetia of blue. In general, the chestnut color of hair nowdiad out and traveled. meeting of the Hastings Hook and largely increased trade this year, so Signed by William Ream and 13 oth­■ Ladder Co., No. L held at the council much that they have employed two extra ers. rooms April 14. 1886. the following men to enable them to keep even with tho black hair, 26 per cent.; then the orders. When you wish to buy any­ blonde, 3 per cent (though in Venetia it By Aid. McCoy, that the petition be members were elected as officers: thing in the line of monuments, head-, is 8). Black hair u rare in Venetia. referred to the’street committee. Car­ Foreman—Ed. Doyle. stones, table tops and mantels. Messrs.’ More than three-fourths of ths Italian* ried all ayes. Assistant Foreman—Wm. Green. Black & Co. can supply you at lower have abunebyit luur. ' Southern*!taly ex­ To the Honorable, the mayor, and Secretary—H. G. Bentley. figures than other dealers. By patroniz­ common council of the city of Hastings: Treasurer—F. M. Cross. cels northern in this respect; in Tuscany We. the undersigned, would respectful­ Subject to the approval of your hon­ ing this firm, the people of Hastings the poor heads of hair predominate (68 and vicinity will encourage a home ly petition your honorable body to cause orable body. concern, get the best work and the l>est a sidewalk to be constructed on north Signed by H. G. Bentley. Sec., of side of Bond street, commencing at east Hastings Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1. designs the market affords, and all at the color doe* not always coincide with side of Jefferson street, running thence By Aid. Hams, that the officers lower prices than outside qouipetitora that of the locks. While chestnut pre­ -A(r^ east, in front of lots No. 1036?1037.1038, elected by the Hook and Ladder Co. be can show. dominates, this preponderance is leas 103R and 1040, to Creek street, and also approved by the council. Carried all The dedication services of the Bap­ marked, andAxie some times'-finds chest­ u cross walk across Creek street on ayes. nut locks with blonde , and more often tist church of this dty were held on north side of Bond street. brown, boards. To the mayor and common council of Signed by L. E. Knappen and 13 oth- the city of Hastings: The Hastings Sunday last. Large audiences were Bushy beards with abundant looks are Hose Co., No. 1, met in engine house present, both forenoon and .evening. most common in the south of Italy. In By Aid. Bessmer. that the petition Tuesday evening, and the following Rev. F. B. Creasy, of Detroit, preached two-thlrds of Italy the native wear tbe be referred to the street committee. officers were duly elected for one year a very able sermon in the morning, and Carried all ayes. in the evening Rev. Tilly, of Middleville, with your approval: To his honor, the mayor, and the delivered a yery appropriate and inter­ practice dominates especially in Tuscany Soc.—B. F. Lichtv. common council: Your committee on esting discourse from I Cor. XI1213. (88 pm- cent.): the Sardinians have most Treaa.—C. H. Btehop. side cross walks to whom the petition The amount of indebtedness of tbe so­ long itcards (50 per cent.). Red hair in Foreman—W. S. Benham. of W. U. Goodyear and .10 others, ask­ Assistant Foreman—Nelson Healey. ciety was about $000, and there was ing for a cross walk across Jefferson raised S319 toward liquidating the amonK anthropologirta; some think redFirst Ilpeman-G. W. Went street and north side Bond street Assistant Pipeman—C. H. Bishop. same. Monday evening Rev. Moody, a would most respectfully recommend former pastor of this church, occupied almost extinct, and! which extended to Steward—Fred Tinkler. that the prayer of the petioners be the pulpit to the benefit of the congre­ the banks of the Rhine and into England; Signed by B. F. Lichty, Sec. granted. By Aid. Waters, that tbe members gation. On this occasion Rev. Pill*, others think red hair a mere physiologi­ Signed by Luke Waters and Archie elected by the Hose Co., as officers he burj-, of this city, offered dedicatory McCoy, committee. approved by the council. Carried all prayer. Excellent Music was furnish­ cal (incident, from which no conclusion By Aid. Stebbins, that the report of ^'STaM. Osborn, that the salary of ed tor these meetings bv a quartette of can be drawn. In Italy throughout one tbe side walk committee be accepted ladies and gentlemen of this city. The finds a few cases cf red hair. In one and adopted. Carried all ayes. fire warden be fixed at 860JUO per year. Baptist society feel a just pride in their commune. Sant’ Agata di Puglia, red By Aid. Osborn, tliat the motion to Amended by Aid. Beaamcr, that the new and handsome house of worship, hair is predominant No explanation has reduce the pay of street commissioner firewarden receive $2.00 per day for which cost $3^00 and was ven' cheap been given of the fact Baldnc-a* is most to $1.75 per day lie rescinded. Carried. actual service rendered. at that price. ) Ayes-- Bessmer. Hams, MtCoy, Osborn, Ayes on amendment—Bessmer. Hams, ILL. Newton will soon have the of 10,000 young men examined for miliStebbins and Waters, (6). Nays—Hogle Hogle, McCoy. Stebbins, (5). Nays— (1> Osborn and waters, (2). On original new opera house under way, the found­ A bill from Mrs. Starkweather of motion as amended, ayes—Bessmer, ation of the same being already com­ prumature bnldn<*n and fifty-two for dis883.00 for goods burned by order of city Hams, Hogle. McCoy. Stebbins, (5). plete. It will be 44x80, with a 30x44 physician was referred to the finance Nays—Osborn and Waters, (2.1. stage leaving the audience room committee. Aid. Bessmer made a Mr. Lorenzo Mims resjutsted permis­ 44x50. The floor will slope gradually Almost every American in Paris who motion for the city to advance Mrs. sion to remove some scrub oak tree* toward the stage, giving a good Starkweather $30.00, until the finance from around his place of residence, view from every quarter of the has ridden out toward tbe Bois lias seen the old man in the little carriage drawn committee make this report. Carried which was granted. room. This will comfortably seat all ayes. RevAoed, That sidewalks be laid on 600; thegallerks 260 more. The cou- by sheep pottering along in the avenue the west aide of dty . lota Noe. three tract for the stage scenery has already du Bois de Boulogne. These sheep are CITY ACCOUNTS. hundred and four '(304) and two hun­ been let. and tbe work will lx? of the two fine fat Southdowns, but tbe occuBentley Bros. & Wilkins, lumber 8 7 40 dred and thirty-two (232) Michigan finest. In short, Mr. Newton is deter­ A. Ayers, 7 wks. night watch... ... 7 00 avenue, between the river and south mined that Hastings shall have an opera A. M. I lock, rep.;hook and ladder side of Thorn street, said walks to be house second to none in any city of dor. a politician, a journalist and a man 1 25 five and one-third (5J^) feet wjde. this size in the stole. We have no truck........................................... Repair road scraper, etc................. 4 60 I’luuk walks according to the provis­ doubt that such a opera houoe will re­ of letters. A nephew of the Abbe TomPeninsular gass fight Co............... ions of the sidewalk ordinance. Said ceive a liberal patronage. With a good msnab. he wm for a white private oecretary of Lamartine, also on intimate L. E. Knappen, for subperna.... 1 10 walks to be completed within ten days opera house, having good appointments friend of the marquis ot Hertford, at Geo. Tinkler, tire warden............. 16 00 after legal notice shall have been given, such as this will have, and built as sub­ Homer Giddings, ('.raying............ and in default of the owners of said stantially as this should and doubtless whose place in the Boh he frequently Chas. Bishop, street worE........... 3 00 property laying the said walks within will be, the pleMure-lovtag public will met Prince Napoleon. During tbe war James Depue, covering rubbish. 75 the time specified, that the sidewalk be glad of the opportunity to give liber­ be volunteered to carry important dteWm. Townsend, street work.... 75 committee be and they are hereby in­ al encouragement to the enterprise. patchra out at Paris for the government E. Battersan. street work............. 75 structed to cause said walks to be laid, a Wiley, street work..................... 1 50 and tho cost thereof to be charged I DESIRE to express my thankfulness of the defense nationala. He started M. Flfleld and team, one day.... 3 00 against said lota and to be assessed and to the many friends, who by their brave hurricane, aurted into Switzerland, Chas Horton and team, nt work 31 80 collected as other city taxes. and strongest efforts, succeeded in help­ Street commissioner....................... 21 50 ing us save the larger portion of the Signed by Aid. Bessmer. E. Shav and team, street work. By Aid. waters, that the resolution contents of our house from that terrible Emory Wilkins, street work.... 14 40 be accepted and .adopted. Carried all fire one week ago this afternoon. Abo Henry Burke, street work........... 13 60 aym. the deep appreciation we feel for the UUd BMhUahteta^he loM htefcrkind licffitalltife offered. I would Chits. Dickinson, street work... 1 60 Rcnolvud. That the city attorney lx? 'By Aid. Waters, that tbe accounts be and he is hereby instructed to report to alw thank the Barry and Eaton insur­ allowed in full and orders drawn for this board the condition of the suit of ance company for their promptness, and widening the State rood, not detrimen­ wh»e gentlemanly directors. Mr. S. J. same. Carried all avee. Bidlmnan and Mr. G. W. Nlchoh. have Moved by Aid. Hessmer, that the tal to the case this day adjusted the loss In a fair and Signed by John M. Bessmer. street commbsioncr lie allowed $2.00 Aid. Bessmer moved the adoption of satisfactory manner. per day from the 25th of April and re­ ceive the same pay in the future. Car- the same. Lost. Ayes—Bessmer. (1). Nays—Harns, Hogle, McCoy, Osborn, By AiZ Hogle, That the motion to On motion council adjourned. pay tbe street laborers 81.25 per day be FRANK STEBBINS. Heecrder. rescinded. Carried. Ayes—Beeamer, Hama. Hogte, McCoy, (4). Nays—Os­ The send annual review of the Hastborn, Stobblna, Waters, (3). By Aid. Hogle, • that the street labor­ ers wages to take effect from the 25th day evening»May 18tb, 1886. The deof April ’88, and in tbe future be 81 JO Common council met in regular s**Moo Fridly erenio*. NworWttantlattectelr; rfoll cAltei. Aldmnw RW"*-"!!Iter. Hu». ii'*k--.UH.-*,’r-„';B5SStebbins and Waters «,<). Absent—Ala. M£';^"lko previous ».««« prioeof by tbe mayor and common council. Bj ortw‘ctjfnEF BSCI!fKEE> J. M. SOCLE. Depl fiec-y. FREE OF CHARGE! King’s Conhittaiira Optiomater! A New Instrument Lately Patented by Prof Kirnr of Cleveltnd. It is the latest invention, and a complete instrument to i,.. the eyes for a good fitting spectacle. No more trying on of a dozen or more pair of spectacle, |,. fore the eyes are fitted. • I haqe a large stock of Spectacles, from a 35 cent pair u the finest gold spectacles, which I sell at the Lowest Prices. If you cannot read fine print readily, day or night, roine tn my store and have your eyes tested, FBEE OF CHABOE- no matter whether you huy or not. Yours truly, JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler and Optician. REMOVED! REMOVED!! I am now settled and readv for business in'nny new qnar/ters in the store east of W. H. Schantz’s grocery. Wall Paper Season! Wall Paper, Wsjl Paper. , Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper. WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain cloth and decorated, or paper shades. Paints anlOils, Oils and Vanusta, Varnish and Alabastine. Alabastine and Barn Paint Barn Paint and Houiekeepen* Paints in small cans. Housekeepers' Pai pt s and Brushes, And EVERYTHING else in my line. I still sell the Celebrated Detroit White Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. Fred’k Hotchkiss. e to Ute payment Inivnui di sail the name *1111 rMiualnicj: Eedal* o! th** ami aitv-elrbt w,d ^*7 rprnmsiiitaMU h» ■* tn Instituted w th* ■sjssnsL-w WWW'contained. iprovided. botw t’ n that on Saturday tbe nb d»y £***7 '. UM,.at one o'clock 1,1 lau atMUc anctioi* to tlx- hixto’ io north front door of U»c court kouw b» Mtehlann. «h" MM iB Mid MwtMe. or so tnot-fi thervu » be Mcoasary to paylbe Maaa aaren ner ceu I. infnrtt at™ ** t-ln ■ -ribcd In Mid imxnoro. Ol <..ne Of Rotund.-Eany Coumj, U DAVl’lH: JJR MABBLE Custom Wool Carding, ON SHORT'NOTICE. from the ! wm warrant all nark /"r JI watt fw found. KMinj OrpawMa or »x* ' <" “*■ “ “ „ ,1WU* �The Hastings Banner. T’tt Qurlotto lU-MblltM 1. wthori. ty for L'>. BUmu th,, f. PERSONAL_MENTION. W. T. Brown is in the city this week Sattbdat evening last the mayor, members of the council und about 50 i.tai.Nd‘tT“0,!i"T<'Creek-SY- of oar citizens gave a surprise party in h<awr of H. J. Newton, of Silver Creek. N. I.. it the residence of his nephew Local Advertising Rates: H. L. Newton, where he was stopping. arlil u-rali. 5 <*nu per Mae. James Clarke made a brief and welln bug^ f*.o*r*008 * * d°Uar and .-“P- Bi Fr«»rtaa>. of Otsego, is visit­ timed address, calling tbe attention to ^„»therJ?®dy ,n?*‘xetl j * carriage black ing her sister, Mrs. Ed Doyle. the fact that the citizens of Hastings Thank*. lOtrnU iwline. paint. Dries with a gloss, ‘ iold nnlv vl S ar1 *® aod M'iie, of Middles .. unil l^ealh notice* free. appreciate the interest he is taking in “y ■ - for Entertainments for profit of In- by Fred’k HotehkiM. the welfare of this eity, assuring him vilte. spent Sunday at this place. or: otraniatfldM. exeept fcertyttwMb that all desired, hoped that the invest­ i. ?i^;sKal^y 1ur €arrie Hoy*. °f Chelsa, ment would prove protitable to him, ,’h ,B !our luch Averin, of 1» vfeitmg her parents in this city. m it most assuredly would to the city. Refreivhmeuta were served, and the vifeThS? f ^ rd ’ . fore r*. ’ m of * the Ont retra_k in good condition. evening pleasantly spent in sotisl con­ | OPTIOJUTEBi vum Times, bundayed in Hastings. u Dn. J. c. Andrus is the owner nf a verse. Our readers will liear in mind erJnn n h!?^ e ,* C ^ “ paD,ed 80011 W !^rtl7r at l10^!11^ Uke Haybo'1y’« dust that Mr. Newton is the gentleman who tai-n l<i r.?‘h' Jk® 8 not B hl°\'l’>otne an- era on his trip to Tennessee Tuesday. is building the new hotel and opera itpal. but has the go in him.? house. *n,! Alfred Buxom, of FOR SPECTACLES! MAN named N. G. Bru-ui fell from Nashville, were in the city Tuesday. Cm ah. Powell, a man working for N. Ransom s barn in Rutland, Tuesday John Verger and H. Will, of ParicErway, of Rutland, tas been ar­ breaking one of hta legn Dr. LamS-’ r reeport, were on our streets Tuesday. rested for the alleged killing of Will man reduced the fracture?) Mrs. Frank Warner, of Greenville is Itai It nt hh More, The base ball fever has permeated the guest ot Mrs. Ira VauVulkenburg. Hayes’ pair of fox hounds. It seems that they were running a fox on the eyen the most remote portions ot the tiJf'JYi. Kel,eyaod wif««Penta por­ premises of Ira Erway, when Powell state, because the Detroit club bus been ehwwbrre. tion ofthe past week in Grand Rapids, rook a gun, and want to the runway, doing such excellent work. and shot both of the dogs. We under­ JOHN BESSMER, of Gr*nd Rapids, stand that Mr. Erway says the dogs A I’EiJLER, a young man giving the win? .kwelerxod Optictan. name of Rice, ia serving a 30 da vs aS- week the Clt* “ feW day" Of 0,6 laat were doing no harm on his’ premises; and further, it is well known that Mr. for indulging in a street brawl Thursday in this dty* Julius RumeU witnessed the game Hayes has always been ready and will­ ing to pay for any damages done by his Wm. Hitchcock lost a valuable cow Tu« -d^ytbe DetrolU :uld i’hiladelphias dogs. As they were a valuable pair, Monday from being poisoned by eating the owner naturally feels very indig­ Don’t Give Any Orders! grass about a bnuh pile where a quan­ . ^?r‘ *^°' * vrv and family returned Sat­ nant about their wanton killing. When tity of I arts green had been thrown. urday from a two weeks visit in Oak­ through with thh scrape, Powell will Ground was broken on Friday last land county. doubtless think twice before again shooting another man’s property. His for the new roller mill. The fact that nf Ruta“,azoo. was the prelltninary examination is being held Valentine Liens is chairman of the guest of Hastings relatives a few days to-day. of the past week. ? building-committee is an earnest that Later—To-day, Wednesday. Powell ¥ain w,u leave lirst settled the matter by paying Mr. Haves tn«* hupding will be an ornament to tbe of next week for Columbia, Dak., for a 850. and also paying the legal costs al­ ' isis of a few weeks. ready incurred. He got out of it very Gen'l Trav. Apmt. The juveniles of this dty havesever<m lutntL «nd Job cheap. id well organized base Iqdl nines and a r?teS51rs’- ¥* C’ vhetsebrough were ut this place <n A Fine Horse.—N. T. I’arket is the well drilled military organlz.ition. the •oufftoQnnA Rapids, Monday. owner of one of the finest stallions in officers of which latter attend the «-¥/r»n I?esch) who has been writing weekly drill meetings of Hastings Di­ in the Register s office for a few weeks, the state, he having purchased of A. H. vision to get "pointers." JJWHed to hte home in Charlott, Mon- Taylor, of Orange county, N. Y„ the inbred Ilambietonlan stallion Frank On SMurday May nth, a lady lost a -"> Cents, - any <>f Brown. Orange countv is noted for colors: i \ cream colored checked shawl in W|*lter Webster-and A. M. Flint producing the largest-number of fast • I'itnm V^low. Cftfaet, this city. The same was wrapped in were at Hastings Monday to see that iiones of any locality in America, and J.-t Btack. a paper having on it the advertisement J udge Hooker got court properly open­ Mr. Taylor is one of thu foremost breedNo Varnish Needed. ed .—Nash ville News. 1 eraofthatsection. The following is the of Goodyear & Barnes. Finder will please leave at this office. St and Mrs. J. J. I’erkins. of Fnd- description and pedigree of this horse: Frank Brown No. 3887 is a bright bay rieville. were in the dty a greater por ­ In conneotton with tho exercise of stalliou with white stocking on left tion1 of the past week, l.ln/l foot; * . 115 “. k.i.ila -> 1Inches .I.... . high, —— .1 *• ou on account account ot of the the hind hands 3 and Children’s Day at (the M. E. church oi their daughter ►weighs ,1060 pounds. Sired by Florida. memorial services will Im held for the n the Black Hills Daily Pioneer Dam Mary Clark; 2d dam Brooks' mare. deceased members Qfl that Sunday school we fcara lesthat Baldwin was in—the citv over Charles W.. or ••Prof." as by Long Island Blackhawk No. 24. ot the past five years. Their' graves he b there called —Mixer has his struck it Florida bv ilambietonlan No. 10; dam y. hand shaking with many will lie decorated by tho Bunday school. rich! ins. a Charlie tin mine in the hills. waschum the recipient ot Florida Maid bv Volunteer No. ’53. says Mr. Mixer has of drop congratulations because his­ Mary Clark by Volunteer No. 55; dam Riuhaj-.d M. Johnston, author of The; Pioneer ped I his engage lu by Long Island Blackhawk No. *24. ■ntbrush work and thuscolors tar on to the diamond “The Dtikesborounh, Tales." will have Frank Brown, although never tracked, mining operations. . a eharatteristie story in the Juni<-CenSd>tt Rogers has left for the "sunny 1 can trot under 30. Local horaeihen tury, entitled “The Hotel Experienet- of sout|h" prospecting for a new location.1 pronounce him the “gauiieat" horse Mr. Pink Fluker.” accompanied by. We are sorry to lose from our midst they ever saw. He has exceedingly । three of Frost’s humorous illustrations.; a man with such sterling qualities, line carriage, clefin Itxly and limbs, line neck and head, anti kind disposition. j The ladies of the Baptist society will combined with push as Mr. Rogers. II* Is a very easy and graceful mover— Theihearty “best wishes" of hosts of serve lunches, tea, coffee and ice­ friends will accompany him wherever an animal that attracts the attention Mr. Cook cream. May 22d, in the building lately he may locate. And the community ot the most careless observer, whether he be either in or out of harness, mov­ vacated by Fred Hotchkiss. We solie- that gets him to be is congratulated; for' ing or in repose. The Banner con­ the patronage of the public, as the mon­ he wUI be a progressive man anywhere, gratulates Mr. Parker upon being the ey will be used to help pay the debt on and a citizen worthy the, respect and owner of such a valuable animal confidence of any community. the church. Those wishing to breed valuable road­ The Forum is to continue its veryTbe 90th encampment of the G. A. sters, cannot do better than use this horse. His -get are without exception interesting series of personal experience I IL is to lie held in San Francisco,' com­ larger than he. articles. In tbe June number Bishop mencing August 3rd. Reduced trans­ ^Died.—In this city?on Sunday, May Huntington will tell the story of bis re­ portation rates have been obtained on ligious life, and Dr. Vincent, Chancellor the railroads for comrades and their Ifith, of spinal disease, Alice S. Cook, of the Chatauqua Circle, wiU describe families. Tickets will be put on sale wife of A. D. Cook, after a short illnestj) .] how he was educated. 30 days prior to August 3d. good for re­ which paralyzed ber body and braid; I The editors of the Plain wejl Inde­ turn within 85 days from the 3d. Ex­ baflUng the skill of physicians, who ftOtMHir. cursions to points of interest are being pendent nnd Allegan Gazette are indug- arranged by the San Francisco commit­ were untiring in their efforts to save ing in a wordy war. If is a noticeable tee. No doubt this encampment will her life. For some time she had ap­ peared to be getting better, and fond fact that not a drop of sangutnarv fluid fraught with interest to the ex-soldiers. hopes were entertained of her tinal re­ has been lost thus far, although dire Next Sabbath is Benevolence Day covery, when suddenly, and without threats aud mutual recriminations are at the Methodist church. Everv Meth­ warning, the disease fastened itself flying through the air. odist and attendant upon that church upon her vitals, rendering her entirely Our citizens should one imd all re­ will doubtlere be pleased to know it unconscious, paralyzing muscular ac­ tion and the power of speifich, from spond to the invitation of Fitzgerald and -will be on hand with a broad smile which condition medical aid [was pow­ <' ■ r.<fit CojritT L still m session. Poet to assist in the decoration day ex­ and generous heart, intent on subscril)- erless to extricate her. . < > li । papers 40 a hundred at the Alice S. I’erkins was the daughter of ercises. Without doubt the invitation ing (according to their ability for the Banner office, j extended to the civic societies, sr'hooh, various worthy causes of the church. John J. Perkins, of Prairieville, and Tm ,nn- department review took etc., will Im milte generally accepted. J udging from the past history of the was born in the town of Franklin. Por­ church, none of its attendants wUl be tage county, Ohio, ou the 17th day of place Tueuiay evening. Honor the slfeping heroes. home next. Sunday with sick headache March A. D. 1849. and was 37 years old x'.vr ■. ,n:-y and take your prescripThe Detroit base boU team heads tbe or ifcsent on a visit, when they ought on the 17th of March last. Came with tiuns to FrtiFk Hdtehkiss. ber father to Michigan in 1857. and set­ league in tbe pontest for the champion­ to b4 at church. A^ the newsroom of Bert. Fairchild, tled upon the old farm upon which Mr. Tin: boagd of review is now in ses- ship. They have won 12 and lost three Perkins still resides, a short distance Mon u: the council rooms. games, including that played on Tues­ ir George’s old stand. Jefferson west of the village of Prairieville; wns Wai.l Pai eh, tie cheapest place to day. The Tuesday’s game resulted in ,cnn be found all the standard married to Wm. M. Scudder (whose buv k at Fred’Jk Hotchkiss’. . 1 to 0 in favor of Detriot. cloven innings and periodical!?. Orders for death is still fresh in the minds of the * F’vmt line of toilet soaps and per-, played. Baldwin pitcher for Detroit*. all pkpers promptly attended to. Best people of this county) Nov. 14th, I8fifi. ftoim it Fretl’k Hotchkiss’. At Bert Fairchild’s news room, is soft? agent for the Detroit Tribune, To them a son was bom, now seven On the 18th of Jan. A. D. Detroit Evening News, Grand Rapids yean bld. I he frequent rains are interfering Happy George’s old stand pn Jefferson Telegrnm-IIerald and Grand Rrapids 1885. she marriet! A. D. Cook, and wiih corn plantips somewhat. street, you can always find the standard them a daughter was Iwra, Democrat He will supply alltowho And though but in the prime of early wishi-theDetroit Dally or Sunday Free *11'. ('obi. wishes two or three ap­ weeklies nnd periodicals; also the fol­ womanhood, her children are left to lowing dally papers. Detroit Free Pres*. He promptly and faithfully de­ prentices to learn uressmaking. Press, Tribune, and Evening Journal, livers all papers, and furnishes the best miss in the journey of life, the kind, ■ ME'-hu have seven good cows and the Grand Rapids Democrat and newspapers that can be procured In warm caresses of a mother’s love and tp sei] on-very rwisanable terms. affection. Down upon the shore of Tdegraiu-Hendd. Micragan. Remember the place and that dark unknown sea, her bark of ••at.-* and gloves have been a Seveilkl of our subscribers living leajie orders with him. Use is thus early moored; friends wave :if- - -m; ., portiouiof the past week. near this city promised last winter to ^At the matinee to be held on the their final adieu but none can tell us of ' ihi. carriage top dressing cheap to bring us wood in payment for their fair ground Thursday of next week, the journey. durable sold by Fred’k Hotchkiss. subscription accounts. Several of them firp races will be witnessed. In the Next >ubtath evening there will i»e kept their word. Many faded to do so free ifor all there are already four en­ To the many kind, sympathizing a ■ ng ,*mce at the Methodist church. however. We want 20 cords of good tries, viz: Dr. VanHorn’s mare, John Fuller* bay gelding Belding Boy. Em. friends, who kindly aided ua in our ■ Ki?.-- Combination Spectacles only w ood in the next 30 days, and shall ex­ trials and sad bereavement, we extend pect these delinquents to deliver same Busirv’s oolt Charles Leland, flJid Ike •1 rids ut A. II. McOmber the jeweler. at our office. We allow tl.50 per cord Hanna’s horse Frank HookerJ There to you thanks and gratitude for all T id: Charlotte Prohibitionist has p “ for good dry wood. are several entries in the Tffeen nice. your kindly acts; hoping that your •illating Campbell county pre«8.y The Michigan crop report for May The above races will be % mile heats, 3 lines mav be cast in pleasant places, in five. There will be a running race, through‘all the journey of life. M.J. Goss, the „, c u ,C4V1TO.fc of containing reports from 794 townships live merchant D. OOOK. Prairieville, has ar. announcement in shows the condition of wheat in the H mfle dash. 2 in 3. There wiU also be B. AND MRS. J. J. PERKINS. a base ball game on the grounds at the this iwue. southern counties to Im 90 per cent, and same time. Fun commences nt 1 p. m. A movement is on foot to institute in the northern counties 9u per cent, as Admission, W cant*; Ladies free. Pro­ 'L 0,d*5*eof lhe Knjghta of Pythias at rewards growth and vitality of average ceeds to be umxl to improve the track. years. Apples promise 90 per cent, and Middleville. It X* with 'pride that the Banner peaches •’• per effit or an average crop. The largest variety of moderate and Ten per cent, of the area in clover baa calls attentton to its advertising col­ ow price wall paper in Hastings at been wldtor-killed. That not winter- umns. They are occupied in great part (loodyear’s Drugstore. kUled ia fuUy up to the average of form­ by the business announcements of our J’- IL going to paint, buy the er years., local dealets, men who are wide-awake, ®r?:’ .'White Lead Works Liquid It seems as though a great many in- progBBBaive, and ever alive to the busi­ Pamt sold by Fred’k Hotchkiss. dividuala delight in being fleeced of ness interests of our city. Hastings -With the improvement of the race their hard earnings, and no doubt the can boast of the character of its busi­ ness emo,' The trade of this dty is ’ 1“1,,ncr«“«l interest fa horoedouble thit of many town* of twice its ot «h«rprn> •>»•?» ntah mH be manifest in this dty. »toot dx>w will te In tbl» dty In force nopuiatioa. It is known and generally '{’^••uUdingof the new roller mill Saturday reaping a rich harvest, me nrknftwlaflged that tbe bargain hunter only safe wayPis to invest in no gam« of wiu be large enough to contain machlnerj’for a 30(1 barrel mill, if necessary. chance, foBowing the negro s “d'icejto "bet on no man’s W.me; for,_i£ a man Lang Dickinson was aascesed •100 beta you that he wiU awaUow a stove, - ud.-osta by JusUee Sweezey on Mon- and red hot at that, depend upon IL ^Lhelr Jarre sales to retain thdr bu*Idiij. Lang's old enemy was the cause. And he’ll do it" ___ ___ A mwd on » aolid financial footing. A hkverend gentleman of Wayland, taTresuuS demoMtratedOafc ttMV of Robert Dawson “2,dlQK “6 scraper in the excavation Haa started an opposition paper to the have not rationed without thdr bort, tbTreiteWity of Harting* daaMn * of the roller mill drew quite a crowd A GEHTLEMAN S SMOKE Globe. If the people of Wayland are I* pre veri&al in the comraodal circles !• riday. • afthicoauteywfaa, they wiU giveth*• mw ln^‘tiu8'o{’ the board of educa- ttwouragemenL , The town is oaxeiy ^i2?eTday cyeniag. Prof. Cole was 1able to support one local paper. Bro. Swta” ’u^rlnleadent the dtJ Maehler ta glving that viU*«® » g«*l mw and It la unfair to him—after hia Juggle to put the Globe on a paying ■^tnia, TUCH3DXT. >uv rt sSSI* bwSS AN8W Murat to Test the Eyes THE DEERING ^heir's Drjff Stars. Locd News. ■ ! ^ $1000 FORFEIT >«r. bru<nore. roOM* ttiix ccTUltod. Mack Door Hanger! IRON TRACK. The Strongest and Easiest Running. ■Off This cut shows Hanger on the track,, the ||3S bracket and lag screw by which the track is secured .to the building, and our method of splicing the track. HI Sdd by I. L GOODYEAR & SOK. Points of Unparalleled Excellence. A—Our method ot w-canns the track In- Iron brackets dlspenrea with strip of timber outalde the bi-.lldlnx, thereby avolffl'-K the inevitable decay and warplDg out of line rrsultlnx from the ex­ powire to atmospheric influence* nf any. wood or partially wood track. 7—Every part of both track and hanxer bi made to standard gaugr by special machlnerj, tbua securing uniform exceUienee nnaBamabla by othen. 1 • A—liMlhecbcapeat hanger, nber. account is takntfaf the time and skilled labor-<arrd In pat­ ting up: the certainty, safety aud ease of operation, aad Its undisputed superiority of strength and durability. The 8. C. &H. C. Deci W Tonth Drag. Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the only valid patent on the spring tooth. FARMERS a Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent, now thor­ oughly established, should buy this drag. Not only this but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be The Best in Every Respect. We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ est draft, m«st easily had led binder made. The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, An entirely new machine, which can be (folded by one man easily in five minutes time, enabling it bo. go through an 11 foot gate. THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the lightest draft and most easily adjusted wagon in the market. THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. We keen in stock 30 buggies and carriages, of the best makes, and can satisfy the most fastidious and give the best value for the money. Respectfully, MESSER BROS. If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the “Acme” Brand, and Accept No Other! For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE “ACME” PAINTS --------- FOB--------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paints are composed entirely cf strictly pure materials. consisting of WAfte Lead, Oxide of Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce the different shades, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the lat&t improved machinery, In strictly pure Linseed OU; the result being an ar­ ticle which for fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market. Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the"Acme" Paints are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of Ite manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), -resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. Uy combining a certain portion ot-Purc Oxide Zinc, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a point which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use ot Lead, with none of its disadvantages. As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Professional painters are everywhere endorsing them, ovfilig to the superior results accomplished through their use, and the great saving in time and labor For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use NeaHs Adamant Paints. IFAy kt your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE FAINTS 1* The cost will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shadea.) When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for tho Acme Decorative Paints. They are put up in K P111^ plate RDd quarto; (18 shades, exclusively for famUy nse. _ Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. --------- AGENCY AT--------- • Goodyear’s Drugstore. Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics, And all othw Patent Medicines Advertised in this �It should be kept bright retort. ' Encountering a lady who. hav­ Tbe man who permita ft to ing declined an off* of marriage from the Doctor, had marri-d » gentleman of the name of Quincy, he said: ho. aS*-" but will never make a good farm had Ireen anything worse than bilee, Wilaitr Atkinson, Country Home. God would have afflicted Job with tnem. . saaw.rs To break up ice for use fn creameries, making ice cream, etc., turn thu cake the other side up than it wa* when taken from the waler, and strike it a sharp blow with a flat hntded mallet. It does the work rapidly und effectual­ ly• I___________ Now is the time to tile your land. Any lime is the proper time. The sign is always right. In tbe spring the ground digs easily. Take off the water and promote health and prosperity. Prevents the drowning out of crops in the wet season. It enables the farmer to work the soil earlier in the spring and sooner after rains. It prevents the souring of the soil caused by excessive moisture. It lessens the risk of surface washing. It keeps the ground moist and the crop! growing in a dry season. It permits a more thorough cultiva­ tion aa the ground is In a better condi­ tion. It increases the fertility of the soil. To read the foregoing list of advan­ tages may at first make one think of the advertisement of some patent med­ icines which are warranted to cure all and the most dissimilar complaints, but there is not one of the above points but what has been demonstrated practi­ cally and can be explained scientifically. To comprehend this we must consid­ er aa briefly as possible some of the characteristics of the soil, and the re­ quirements ot suoceasful plant growth. The best condition of soil for success­ ful plant growth is found when the particles ofthe soil are moist, but when there is no standing water between these particles. . Water standing in the soil pauses the vegetable matter to undergo what chemistry cads the acetic fermentation, thus rendering the soil sour and until for cultivation; of course underdndning removes the trouble by removing the cause. If the soil Is full of water that which falls upon it must flow off over the sur­ face carrying with it much of the best and finest of the soil, and often doing much d’image. Underdraining leaves the pores of die soil empty, so that the water falling upon it sinks directly in, to be evenlmtlly carried off bv the tile drains. As an illuBtratibn of thia, may be noted that even steep hillsides in some of the Lake counties of Ohio, where dralmure liy tile has been thor­ oughly done, an not wash-at all. while comparatively Ifevel fields in secttons resting on day or hard pan and not underdralned, are *vjontinuously being gullied out by surface water. ’ But If these pointe afe reasonably clear, how can underiirainingland keep ft moist and the crops growing in a dry season? We answer: First—By enabling the farmer to thoroughly pulverize the soil, which fits ft for drawing up moisture from below. Second.—By causing the plants to send their roots deeper in the soil. When a plant tiepins to grow in the spring in an undrained soil, the roots will not penetrate into the cold lower soil, filled with stagnant water, but the roots run along through the few inches of drier surface. When the hot sun of early summer comtw they completely dry this out, and the plant having no other source of supply dries up and perishe-. On land that has been well tile drained, moist but with no water between Its particles, the plant sends ite roots out and deep. When the sun of summer comes and dries the ground, the plant thirsts not, for ft has com­ munication with the cool moist soil far below. Third.—By preventing the soil from becoming luktd and cloddy. When a sail is saturated with water and be­ comes dry simply by evaporation, it hardens and bakts >o that it is incapa­ ble of receiving moisture either from the air above or the earth below.—Ex. Store Huttar Muitfio. It may as well be set as u fact that the store butter must go. Olsomargrrine and butterlno will take its place in spite of everything. When butterine ts sold on ite merits a good article of ft will outsell much of the butter that is sold to coontrv stores. The merchants could settle all this business if they would. Now and then a mer­ chant » found who will pay for the butter just what it > is worth, but for the most part they pay precisely the same price for the bad that they do for the good, and make it up in trade. We were sitting in a butter establishment the other day when a store-keeper brought in 144 lbs. of this refuse track and sold ft for 84.32. or three cents a pound. He lost probably ten dollars on the lot. but he no doubt saved the custom ot the makers, and made it up in charging them extra for the goods bought If you make poor butter you pay extra for groceries—Don’t you for­ get that—If you can’t make good butter or will not, sell your cream or let the calf do the milking while you cultivate the setting hen. Now don’t consider the “Homestead” your enemy because it tells you the truth. There is many a nice looking woman who either can­ not or will not make butter that will compete with good butterlno..—Iowa Homestead. Eds. Country Gentleman:—I en­ close a pamphlet descriptive of the methods of the Michigan Hedge Com­ pany, a branch of tbe Dayton Hedge Company of Ohio, which I hope you will investigate. They contract with the farmer to raise a hedge on the foL as IrtB, and in thia state 1 contracted to build several miles of hedge fence for farmers, and practiced these methods in part, previous to 1876. and I cannot understand how a patent can l>e valid under such circumstances. Moreover, the hedge plant is a tree which we set. cultivate and train for the purpose of making a fence; it is not a manufactur­ ed article at all. We reach the desired result by nature's growth and our skill in training the same, as we do on our orchards, vineyards and berry Adda. If a patent cun be secured and main­ tained on these processes, cannot the same be done with our manner of train­ ing grapes, or even trimming our or­ chards? It may be said that the patent embraces the laving-down process; if so, why not get a patent on our method ot laying down tender varieties of blackberries aud grapes? We are informed by the agent of this company that if we attempt any ot these plans, we shall be prosecuted im­ mediately' and they have 8150.000 to do it with. I notice that lu Mr. Cole's case of sub-irrigation. Mr. Lacey, of Washington, gives his opinion, which seems sound, and it seems this is a par­ allel case.—R. Morrill, Benton Harbor, Mich. We do not see that the patents refer­ red to, cover anything that is essential to success in growing the hedge. They are mainly for certain mechanical de­ vices—wire stretchers and contrivance for wiring, staple-driver, and the like. One relateato bending the shoot below the surface, and is therefore easilyavoided by making the bend above the surface. Our correspondent may safely contract as many hedges as he pleases on methods long familiar to himself and his neighbors, and snap his fingers at demands for royalty or damages. Should any legal action really be begun against him (a most improbable contin­ gency, on the facte us stated) he will of course compel the plaintiff, if a non­ resident, to give trends for costa; aaui the action will probably not be pressed. Should, however, an attempt be made in earnest to interfer with hedge-train­ ing in our correspondent’s region, it might possibly be worth while to make up a "pool” of fanners, engage an attorney, and then—if the attorney thinks it worth while—send to a solici............................(say Mr. Lacey), for exoplnlon.—Eds. Country Gentleman. Osase Orange Hedge. Ohio Farmer. 1 wish to say to farmers not to go too heavy on Osage for hedge. It may do for some places, such as the road (if kept well trimmed), or if you have a grudge against a neighbor I would aay plant Osage. Then quite likely you would be so provoked before your neigh­ bor would realize the insult, that you would be tempted to kick yourself for the intended injury. For my part, I would rather have one rod than a mile of it. or one plant than a million (unless it was to sell them). It saps the ground so nothing will grow within ten or twelve feet of the fence. Lt is too much work to keep it within bounds. It must be trimmed twice each summer (June and August), and when neglect­ ed only for one season, it is an eyesore and a nuisance, even on the highway. In traveling over the country you often see hedges that in the hurry of the sum­ mer’s work have not been trimmed, and are twenty to thirty feet high and so dense that nothing could be seen back of them any more than could be if there waaa stonewall that hlght. Most of us farmers like to see outside the road limits. Go slow, boys. I've been there as well as some of my neigh­ bors that have had Osage, ana dug it out in order to get ria-of the extra work incurred in ite proper care. Clyde. Ohio. Mich. Dairyman Among the minor trouMes of city life is tbe difficulty of. procuring a regu­ lar supply of fresh eggs. When we cannot remove par woes, the next beat thing is to try and understand them An egg Is generally called fresh when it has been laid one or two days in sum­ mer, and two to six days In winter. Tbe shell being porous, the water in the interior evaporates, and leaves a cavity of greater or leas extent The yolk of the egg sinks, too, as may l»e easily seen bv holding it towards tbe candle or sun; and when shaken a slight shock i« felt if the egg is not fresh. To determine the exact age of eggs, dis­ solve four ounces of common salt in a quart of pure water, nnd then immerse the egg. If it is only one day bld. It will descend to the bottom of the vessel; if three days old it will float In the liquid. If more than five days old it will come to the surface, and project above it in proportion to its increased age. The arrest of a suspicious character upon his general appearance, move­ ments or companionship, without wait­ ing pntil he has robbed a traveler, fired a nt^uae, or murdered a fellow-man, is an important function of a shrewd detective. Even more important is tbe arreat of a disease which, if not check­ ed, will Might -and destroy a human life. The frequent cough, loss of appetite,general languor or debility, pullid skin, and bodily aches and pains, annouaee tho approach of pulmonary consumption, which is promptly arrest­ ed and permanently cured by Dr. Pierce’* “Golden Medical Discovery.” Soldjby druggists. “I don’t think Misther Flaherty was nominated lagally,” remarked Michael "Pbaft that?’’ asked Timothy. "Oiaay Misther Flaherty must have got his nomination Hlagally. for all was quiet and pace*ul they till me. and divll a foigkt of anny koind at the caucus!” 6 applied St ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost. We also sell tbe Latest and Best Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints it Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes. Tur­ pentine and Japans < Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with seIf-sharpeniuR Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Estimates on Jackson-Tile. ■ - DUSSELL HAS Thu great sources of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic are its great blood purifying quali­ ties and its gentle aperitive action, there­ by removing all restraint from the secretive organs, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia,’ costi veneaa, l»ad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick and nervous headache, ague, malaria, and all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts it with relish. Price fifty cents, of Fredlllotchklsk -Pa,” Mked Walter, •*what is a Budhist?” “A Budhtet, my son.” replied 1*8, “is a—well—a sort of Horticultural chap —you’ve heard of budding fruits, you knowTtmes-J.'emocrat. iaemoved HIS STOCK OF There ft at least one spot on this fair earth where the base-ball fiend cannot get in bis work. On a vacant lot near Covington, (Ky.) is posted this slgn-No plane bace-Bol on theas Primates!” —Chicago Herald. “I don’t,think the photograph does There are three knignte of labor me justice.” said the actress. “Certain­ lodgts in Battle Creek. The last, Lin­ ly not.” replied the artist; “how many coln assembly, organized last week. actresses would come to me for photo­ Itrff, of every kind cured in 30 min­ graphs, do you think, if 1 did them jus­ utes by Woolford'» Uanitary Lotion. tice?”—Philadelphia Cail. Use ho other. This never fails. Sold "Why is it.” said on ex-GoVernor to by Frederick Hotcbkisa, druggists, an old acquaintance, "that when I am Hastings. Mich. out of office you never speak to me?" Ithica is experiencing a heavy build­ “Btxause,” the acquaintance replied, ing boom—every street is being pushed when you are in office you never speak to me! —Arkansaw Traveller. into the suberbs. Nino per cent, of the Yale ’graduates Weak lungs, spitting of blood, con­ sumption ana kindred affections, cured become clergymen, and quit ripping up without physician. Address • for treat­ sidewalks, stealing gates, and heaving ise. with 10 cents in stamps, World’s brick-bate through chamber windows. Dispensary Medical Association, 663" The othes ninety-one per cent, go out into the world and whodp’er up! Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. A little four-year old said to bis moth­ The knights of labor have organized at Millford with 26 charter members. er last week, “Mother. I believe God thinks I'm dead.” “Why?” asked the After being a victim of severe rheu­ mother, somewhat astonished at the matism for three years. I was induced child. "'Cause I havn’t said my prayers to try, Athlophoros, and am now glad for a week!” 1 ) to stale that 1 am free from pain. It is said that “Satin is ever watch­ Mary I. Whiting, 810 University ave­ nue, Madison, Wis., one of the oldest ing to find us unemployed.” The gen­ tleman referred to never watches news­ r»sidaits. paper men. It would be a WMte of The Millford -creamery turns out valuable time. about 2JJOO pounds of butter per week. “Gentlemen of the jury,” said a Te­ The best on earth, can truly be said cumseh (Neb.) lawyer last week, "there of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is were just thirty-six hogs In tbe drove. sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, Please remember the fact—just three bruisa. scalds, bums, wounds and all times as many m in the Jury-box. genother sores. We positively cure piles, Uemear tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this Our sectarian colleges are too/often wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Univ 25 cents. packed with broken down clergymen whose ability to handle boys is suppos­ Sold by F. HotchtoM. Benj. Newkirk* has been cashier of ed to be in inverse ratio to their capa­ city to handle grown people in church­ the Jackson City Bank for 30 years. es.—Journal of Education. "Quinsy troubled mo for twenty A member of the Harvard class of Sirs., Since I started using Dr. 1883 has Just been appointed a piteher omas' Electric Oil, have nothad an for a base ball club at $3,000 a year. attack. The Oil cures sure throat at Still there are people who turn up their once.” Mrs. Letta Conrad, Standish. noses at college bred men—Courier Mich. Journal. The I Arlington, Petoskey's popular In the public Library at Toledo the hotel, opens about J une 20. most conspicuous notice is,—“Qeintiemen will please remove their hate and keep their feet off the tables, chairs and window-sills.”—The Public Library is , c *.. . <>im nciuca on mi lung*-.tod tried many re med ira without bcnegL certainly the educator of the people. “Only one trouble with that preach­ by the uae of a few bottle*. Blaoe which tune er. arid the braktman, as the sermon i* used It In bls family for coughs nnd cold* closed, after a slow run of an hour and Jh‘h l!l J*1* BXPertcnee ot lamwaiMa wnoaa lIvvM haw. ... ..... a quarter und two laps. "What’s that?” tie switchman wanted to know. Toor terminal facilities™ the brakeman re­ ^A new, black*mltb shop will k« built at 8Un plied. It is difficult to explain the workings Delia*« feiMles. oM peopleaud children are 'S,"'rs LlTrr fill*- Mild. of the youthful mind. A boy who will listen indifferently to the sublirnret truths oftheology. will bo aroused to ■^SUle teachers’ examination at Lansing July the acuUst interest hy the program of a caterpillar over the collar of a bald­ headed man in the pew in front of him. The length of belt required to con­ nect two pulleys on opposite shafts may be determined by either of the fol­ lowing rules; First—Multiply onehalf the sum of the diameters of the two pulleys by 3U, and add to the pro­ duct twice the distance from center to center of ahafta. Second-Add to twice the distance from center to center of shafts, one-half the sum of the circum­ ference of tbe pullevs.—Michigan Dairyman. ‘ •Utm. Mr. C. K. Rrudon. B*lUn>or». Url >k.> L. ...a__ _____ __ ' chapter by chapter, aud, of course, the good mnn often came to passages ha.d to be understood. Hi* way of gt-aing ovei a difficulty wm very convenient, to say the least of it. He would say. -No doubt, my Christian brethren, there 1* a great difficulty here, as mentatora are agreed upod that, so let us loos tbe difficulty In the face and— 1 pass on!” A good story is told about a genUfrman of this dty who stammer*. He was invited to dinner by a friend, and the principal dish at the d oner wm calf's brains. Knowing his guest» rondn«» of tbl» duh. '5’ h°J* cautioned the members of his fs®51!• among whom was a college student, to partake of it sparingly. The young student was annoyed at the Implied doubt as to his good breeding, bo, when the waiter came around with the dish in question, the college young man very much on his dignity declined, say­ ing:—“Thanks, no; 1 have plenty or brains.” “C-c-e-caH’s brains?* inquired tho gueet.—N. Y. Tribune. Di Jackson’s Wood and humor syrup will positive cure all-eruptions, ulcers aud bad sores upon tbe body face or limba. Will thoroughly cleanse the Systran and blood of every truce of dis­ ease! that have their origin therein. Low Mias Kate Sanborn, the lecturer; says Cure* the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and is well recommended by that no two women are alike, but men the medical profession all over the can be arranged in bundles! country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by A correspondent wants to know if W. II. Goodyear there-is more than one religeous denom­ “Jahn, what is that scar on your ination that believes In feel-washing. chinT “That scar? Oh! that is a relic It is siucerelv to be hoped that there is. of barberism!"—Rochester Union. —Cincinnati Saturday Night. . In tempering cream, use a thermome­ ter which you know to be correct. The usual custom is to pour the cream into a tin pail, and set the pall into either warm or cold water, depending upon whether the cream needed a higher orR With muwdnui I tMed I^.luTr'^X lower temperature; but this is unneces­ sary trouble. Procure a narrow, deep tin pall, perfectly clean on tbe outside, and especially on the bottom. If the "tluna. brraebltl**™S»uinpilon1>iind afi throid <w. ». cream is too cold, fill this pall with and lune dtffirultina moderately hot water, and move it about in the cream, holding the ther­ mometer in the cream also, until It marks the correct temperature; then re­ move the pall quickly, and churn the and plash and trim hedge, and receive Cabbage Worms.—I have seen a «i per rod for their aervicea,’ which good many inquiries in your valuable <xmi not to exceed 30c. per rod. I hare no fault to find with these terms, if the isper for a remedy for cabbngu wonna rift cayenne pepper <« tbe leave*. pwties are agreed, for they can make Two, or at most fcree applications, will just such a fence as they claim “if they clear them out; have not lost a head in Me oo proper safla;” but about their six years under this treatment.-Coun­ try Gen tinman. An old minister in Scotland had the A good young man finding his affec­ tions divided betwixt two of the fair sex. either ot whom would have ans­ wered if the other bad Iieen away orav- AND To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.' Gro­ cery, on State Street, , Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. 18571638 JULIUS RUSSELL MONEY SAVED I 'Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before'; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for Any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanArman March 10th. 1886. ROGERS & n FAUSEY wouldst have me choose, but—let tt be i A recent ad ve.rtiBemcQt read.M follows:—“If the gentleman who keeps a shoe store with a red bead will return the umbrella of a young iady with whalebone riba and an iron handle to 1601,110 hear of something to his advantag.- n < the same ia a gifc of a deeoused mother now no more, with the name engraved on it. Said an Austin phllanttuopist to a S1CX Wmhlngtoi, D. Jno. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. An UuUapmbki Firmta* Tool Tb» bort In the world. The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. have been thoroughly tested, and have proven satisfactory m every instance. Call and look them ** There are two rtmrens why i pin don’t mind their own burij Is. that they haven’t any bush the Moood is, that they have ---- =SELL THE CELEBRATED— THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. i; and “les of this plow and the splendid Satisfaction it SIfLS , F™’ tlled pr0Te8 ite worth- The North Fairfield .< oest plow made, as every fanner will tell yov who uses it. faraernv?hifS^inE T?>th ?“TOW “ » Harrow that every mmerovghttohave. ForsaleevclnsivelybyRogereiFausey. �MoU.«»: raoUwre! mothws: Why ,1 JOU "»ow your-llule dirltaf lo l or sale I" " • iroodjoar. Sr,r an «ol*r I” l’eK»key. . „ho iTli'-e tint nature will .- ,,tl i <-.«wl> k C*'W ah0111'! miiler*:thia Is llonr at tho expense of ; ' . oitlrhon. iEach time Ulis wettin ,\stcni. iwd we all know that "t/r^iu.ition of thfa dangerous prnc . . . s ;l t niMiiiiptlve's grave. Don’t . • ,.tlu- rhances, (when a uO unit bottle "'r- llige-tow* Positive Cure will .. .I.’ ,.nd pn.mplv u,re any recent ti.ldot threat or lung trouble. Hi liar fa'Ctlf of Fred Hotchkiss , tdc cast* (ir family use. . ; was Ingun Saturday on tlie • d at Al passenbet depot at . „ ait will lie a large and eoin, a. Imildtng.r : .>.*>! ,AV»nt Rrllrf, Hut <’•>•->. ' •, , ; ,on| ft tnowMb»m»er. . ..ia?rn. To all sneb we say: ’■flarih i ar; It* cured by Dr. Sage's ■" >r;i ftewiedy. 1 It has l»ern done in fa •>! vasd: why not in yours? d.ipirw is in delay. Enclose a . World's (Dispensary Medical .■ : Hi. Buffalo, N. Y., for pamIf pitirt (indiseiwe.. < . t .iL'nl widow of the late Judge Tiif.i i'. <1? i a' Adrian Friday. She was •hr i: ■>tier of Gebige Tiffany, the invenu r. . . Pr .livks-.inxi penetrating liniment . Ur. q r-i’ins. bruists.kicks, cuts, burns, «ic.. etc. Good For man i 1'ur sale by W. IL Goodyear. .! Hr.meh. proprietor of/the Branch >at lUisville, which was burned a • , • kstigi', has decided to rebuild. , i t; Harrtabura, lit. says: ■ imvh benefit trvm Electric .tuts to f-S •nftrrltm hiimaa1 hl a runn.tig ooreoo tny i. , Joctors toM tne I w.iuht > Mtm|**d or krdatnpi*Uc4. i«itlr*»4 Hbctri.- Bitters -t t. und Hurkirn's Arnica I'rrani. Baliu (being • t hot by |v. II. tkm>ljear. i satisfactory rrsul’s, . iCrring I h.‘ lironion school witn this ter- board haa engagT universal • rd uiv li‘1trade l> Xi< tu>l U take change ot the druggist. ‘ 1 forciibalmcr. the ensuing year. hl.•md I regulate your liver and ■> tlf heat of suniinrr. and tor bill by th? timely ure of AU >|ruiqtiHls. .d He oldest resident* <4 '. el|ht) Ihrev. otiol forcing l!.;uids ot rvrlttng snutT*. ;mI'rritm Balm.« cure K>l Siu! hay fever. It rdy twing easily ap(earing ease? which •rirerra. S irniiint* wnipped In blue— -- -kerHiTniiUiiit.dyspej*iUMi nail »i.‘i lirftdarhe. All drug- I'-biatc manorial day In rminnfr. cured by a lew appll* ... Wunder: afan cure? .. !>ni‘«e«. < .itv and bur:.*. Cheapest and Hi (traund*. . . J. Alkra. <rf Giiuxl K.ipids, charred ot w Mary Noel, ‘has - ura.^ !!.<■ d-ath — •t M.f.-arfnifa disordered and 1 trit and laapild that 1 «csrerly took Inter• Tried all the ‘ovalled rrturd•f r-iil 1 nsrd nwd Parker's Parker'* Tonic. Tonic, ;••• .-rainiestd cure.-David cure.—David Bash. ■n>« Fuarpi. complain* many a s«U<l rtfai gives an appetite, farit to perform its duty. t I'l.ifadium now faaras a - !<! be kept in every u-nuupA eollc.palnltlux mill dpwntery. mortal jfay ou Mon- ne lukdie of West’* ■uni two or Hirer Isni. aaudfioe. llrautlfv y..u nom« u Alls and will JgiwlttIt Alatmuttne. i . .ext>-rah# try it.. Whit* ami P-r .mu (letter tlmn paint, r. DlsfafecU fan! prevents ' ---- !■ enrd free. By drug.vid paint.I hra'i-mi -Sto given rntml llaphfa. Mleh. ,r iu xm-won t for Cate, Bruises, Kdt i;;,. tm. 'everSMW. Tetter, * t.i|i.laln» Curas, and all Hklti .irsanlzlnv a tulnI I ti;x>n oihtr par!•.< mNiold remedy. • to cure Cholera ■•r bowels, cranijis. r unolalni. Me. All Sifaliy io Philip tin- Mune day Jlcgi.'ter of Liber at which tnnrtl. Said mortgage Urns and raid • >’ the north (root door ot the m Ute city al Haatinga, Barry -i public auction th“ premises mortgagf, to B»o*ty lhe 11 • rvou. ana the legal costs. ar.. ilcscrlbe^ ag the north east th- north i.nat ilr.HiM. /if «AM<An . ..... - imifir; KU u “* r*t*e GwKr w " tS<““0 ’ball Mil M pubBtoSi'i U”' n'EjMHH bWfcr/on Friday the SS^S. -J «’**'■&lx '““.Mteno'clocirtath* .V’S5®cc<’f,h« tn»b»«o Judge, In ut: iff,A1"*'1'1®' countM at Barry in the STk,^l<’*t0"«"nUieTth<Uyof May. A. I), y. ' ' ' 1 n.bate I curt of Itarrv county &SSS (Formerly Ann Mym.) MANAGEMENT OF EARTH CLO6ETS. CUTOSmES Of OCCULT MEDICINE. A FAMOUS VOODOO QUEEN. Madicino-raongvring of one kind and The worship of Voodoo is paid to a wnotocr has alway* been a Jewfah sj*ri£«ty, and from tho time of too make kept in a box. The warahipen are *«« <T«m »r« not fa Babylonian quack*, whew preacriptioo* not merely a sect. but, in rorne rude, “»" ati“ »•>*• *>»en w, not«x- may be found in tii* Talmud, down to •avage idso an order.' ----------------A roan and “ way, ; - • ~~ loTvIwl lo ooUjing diMHota. then, * no tli® present day, tho orthodox Jew ha* I W0Innn ch<»«n from their own number such easy and economical method of dfa- rtuck to hfa belief in popular remedies I to b,! oracle* of tho *erpcnt deity are CT. **”*• “ “i"» e«m> =nd occult phyaicldng with all the ■ t?Ucd 1,10 kinK and qu*®«>- The queen fa pertinacity of hfa pertinacious race, i t,W mor‘! “”Portant «f the two. and, even Tlie primitive and barbaric privy irita Western Hebrew* have enumci-1 *5 Prc*‘at ^ridated state of the are universally condemned and almoat patvd thenfaelvea more or lew 1 wns'*lnl’ Louwiana, where the Icing's as univ-e.^dly used. Earth closets can from tlieae -and cognate auperrtitioua ’ °?lcc ha* Bhnort °r 9uit« disappeared, take their place in a majority of in­ notions; but in *outlicaatern Europe and i o5awn: “ 81111 * I*r8pn nat • stances without disturbing the hablta of more eapocially in Palatine, folk-modi- i- ”hc “ too* “ sh® continue* to ,o ’>ower ,,ot b-v in' KrV,at brnCfll to cine, as it' j, euphemistically called । l'Ve' She by election or ite barbartheir health. The old privy can, by a fionrfahc* in thfa nineteenth century I henUacclittle home carpentering, be fitted into «nong all ctarees and rention* of Jew* to : Chosen for such quala goxLearth clowt. The pit should be an extent rimp^y incredible to thewe un-11U“ *“ Would R1'*” hcr * RaturilJ clmned as thoroughly nud acquainted with thu inner life of Oriental ' Pn-,““wy’ penwnal attraction* among n-nll-l with cl«m i—nh. The lower Jewdom. 1110 rest, and ruling over superstitious In tlw congenial atraoauhr-rn of ! fean' aad dcairM of every fierce and portion ol Um bwek of. th, „!d ItnKnm, ..I.-**- the I— ghHti, matena milira ox of easiern arelile l«nol,le ’ort*'k4d> no trivial influ­ moy b. »i-l » . door u ruw, fa Alu materte medica of archaic nut the removal and placing of the soil and Old World quackery fa still in high ence. I onco saw, in hcr extreme old ^ntmnera, which should be either Ral- .repute; dogs’ liver, cuwKbecl, earth age, tin* famed Marie lAveau. Her vnnixed iron pails or strong wooden worms, haree’ feet, fat, live anta, dwelling was in toe quadroon quarter of boxes. The earth may l»e kept in a box human bancs, cocks' wings, doves’ dung, New Orleans, but a step or two from or barrel, in the structure itself. ’ powdered mummy, wolves’ entrails and Congo square, a small adobe cabin jiist Thu trouble with remodeling tho out­ Parings of aawa’ hoof* rank high among off tlie sidewalk, scarcely higher toon building for ---------an earth fa that it i approved remedies in case® of aicknore. the ckwe boortl fence, whose batten gate --------- cWt „ um, K yielded ■ to tlie touch and revealed too makes no in me the puDucity publicity or of acac- Ii AnJ ,f variety on, be, a* m tne the adusrc adage aeserta, ........ ........ ~ change u* , ■' “ assert-. , , . ----— ce» or the dbagreeablemwi dbagremblenea* of wnnhino ruachtatr charming, ch*™ing. then the popular nltannad*’rB “d wi?dow’ «P«*d *«• to cew it In in dnrmv *' ' *_ an earth . lYlnroi. ,.r toe Oriental ■. ’ the warm air. air, anti and ran one or two taurnv tawny stormy — weather. A* oopema of Jew may un­ • tcus cloeet, jrroperly constructed and man­ doubtedly lay claim to tout quality ,'since faces within, whose exprenuon was di­ aged. with a due regard to decency and ita contents range from dogb; head vided between a pretense of contemptu­ cteanlincKi, need not lie an offense to broth to tee dew that falls upon Elijah's ous inattention and a frowning xuieiitnight or smell, it can bo *o earily built grave on Mount Carmel or a stew of I muut of the intnuibn. In the center of u small room whose >» to place a* pi»cv n it in m eomc ionic aide tuao room or *hed shed t eyre. The chief repositories of I attached to the dwelling and under the i •y’Uvm of occult medicine among the ■ ancient cypress floor was worn with roof. In this case a portable, easily Jcw»ar'1 the so-cuiled “Gabhetea,"elderly scrubbiag and sprinkled with crumbs of managed closet fa necessary. ' i। nM perron* *nn" wto* who attend *>the — aick and dvinff, soft bri<Hc—a creole, affectation of su­ Tlie value of dry earth an nl^orb- I and the lastvmixa officesiur foruic theueaa. dead. perior cleanliness—sat. qunkiug with --- ■ -perform .........— •••' IM few dfa ilia m fr> which wkUk flesh-Jcwfah n....i. t__ :..K feebleness, in on ill-looking old rocking* ent, deodorizer and disinfector fa not There fa chair, her body bowed, and'her. wild, properly recognized. It fa said bv some fleah fa hair but they have a remedy for, gray witch's tresses hanging about her to be more powerful in three caimhitire whether it be a wart on the hose or a fit tihriveled, yellow neck, toe queen of tot than any wtoer agent known. If two of colic, a low fever or a brutal husband. Voodope; Tlirw generations of her parts of dry earth are put with one of And where th< y are at fault there fa al­ | children were within the faint beckon of excrement, and kept in a dry place, the ways some “ehueid’* or “pious man” who her liel|Jess, waggling wrist and fingers. two assimilate, the excreta Lecnuxing can furnish . forth an appropriate pre­ They Maid she was over 100 years old, and undfafingufahable from the soil after a scription of mystic formula of due efli- there was nothing to cast doubt upon the time, and it may be used over and over statement. She had shrunken away In cases of obstinate and long-standing again, though it fa generally better to from her skin; it was like a turtle's. Yet bury each pailful in a different place illnewt the grand specific among the Jews withal one could hardly help but see that each time, over a portion of the land ad­ of Turkey and Palestine fa the “Indolka" the face, now so withered, liad once been joining the residence. Tiie earth must or “Indolkado." Thfa fa a kind of cere­ handsome aud commanding. There was not be sand or gravel, but soil of a clayey mony. obligation and prayer rolled into still a faint shadow of departed beauty nature, thoroughly dry und finely pul­ one, and a most curious samplu of geuu- on tlie forehead, the spark of sn old fire verized. Powdered charcoal, coal ashes, in^rfolk-medicine. The house in which in the sunken, glistening eyes, and a the patient fa lying is cl*oretl from top and street dust are equally effective. vestige of inqteriousnem. in toe fine, Earth closeta offer many advantages, to bottom, and nvarybody, relatives and slightly aqufliuo nose, und even about chief of which fa that, when toey/are friends included, Iravea it. Even stran- bersilent, woe-begone mouth. gem, living in toe same court, quit it for projM’riy cared for. toe excreta of oneramIter grandson stood by, an uninterest­ ily fa rendered hamdras and disposed of on the timo tating. When aft are gone, and ing Quadroon betw«*on 40 nnd BO year* the prvtnfara, not being liable to soak into the sufferer fa quite alone, on elderly old, looking strong, empty-minded and ' woman accustomed to the buqintws, ena neighbor's well. There fa no offensive , trivial enough; but his mother, hex odor or contamiiuition of toe soil. They ;' ters toe sick chamber and sera that there daughter, was also present, a wonuin of may be placed under toe same roof as are no religious books about, and uothing some 70 years, and n most rtriking and that can suggret devout thought. She the living-rooms, and thus be easily acmajestic figure. In features, stature then iMncures some wheat, barley, salt, craaible to women, children and invalids. and liearifig she was regal. One had but Ti»cro are many failure* of earth clos­ sugar, water, honey and fat, us well as Ui look ou her, impute her brilliancies— nix eggs. About midnight she ets to give satisfaction, but the failure fa too untamable and severe to be called takes the ingredients, excepting due to an inability on the part of the charnut or graces—to her mother, and tha eggs, mixes them all together, remembur what New Orleans was long owner to understand their capacities. and spreads a little round about years ago, to understand how the name They must not be made the receptacle of the bed, on the threshold, and in each of of Marie Laveau should have driven itself house chamber dopa, as the ability of the the four comens, repenting all toe tone inextricably into the y traditions of |he the following formula: "I implore of you, town nnd the times. Tlad thfa visit been ily limited, and any excess of its capacity you masters, to have pity and compas­ |K»tponed a few months it would have creates a nuisance. A great improvesion on the soul of So-and-so, son of So- been too late. Marie Laveau fa dre>d; mot Iuih been perfected in ’.-art): cluseta and-so: forgive the sin he has committed Malvina Latour fa queen. As idle apin on automatic urine separator, against you, aryl restore hfa soul, his jieared presiding over a Voodoo ceremony which prevent* any undue *oakage strength, and hfa health; lot this honey of the earth. nnd dov4 away sweeten your mouth, thfa wheat feed on thu night of June 28, 18A4. she fa de­ with the only source of annoyance in your cattle, and this salt create peace scribed as a bright mulattreas of about 4f. of “extremely handsome figure,” dig­ their legitimate use. ' and love between you and us." She The death rate from zymotic <lis»-n«a (hen breaks an egg in each comer, pros­ nified liearing, and a face indicative of has been shown to have been auch re­ trates herself upon the floor and kisses a comiKirativvly high order of intelli­ duced by ths introduction of proper sys­ it, exclaiming, “Let thfa soul be instead gence. She wore a neat blue, whitedotted csdico gown, anti a “brilliant tem* of sewerage, a* at Memphis. There tiguon (turlian) gracefully tied."—Tin. is no doubt tliat the dry earth nj stem of The ceremony'fa repeated three, seven soil removal in villages would show a cor- or nine nights, according as the pa­ Gentary. reupondhig reduction in the death rate, tient recover* sr no. It is an expenoivo Atutria Imiiortlng KaMlan Petroleum. from typhoid fever especially.—Sanitary remedy, the cliargc of the person under­ An Austro-Hungarian company ha* <>l> taking it being 30 franra. Poor people tained tho concession for transporting content tliomoelvee with simply putting petroleum from the great wells in tlm a little salt and water on the doorstep Caucasus district to Eurojx* by railway Why should not each of th? 1,126 dis­ In more or boat. The vomjMny luw already dfa-,: eases have its appropriate counteracting repeating the same words. serious cise* recourse fa had to the “In­ tributi-d 200 immense tanks along tin food as it now haa ita counteroetmg remedy? Why should we not have dolka Geddah," a eomewhat similar cer­ ilaku-Katoum railway line, nnd pyx* art mnnuofa of alimentary thern|»»utics im emony. The house fa nicely arranged, laid from the Batonm station to the pier, toe sick perron dressed in new. white where tlie oil will Ik- run into boat tank* well aa manuals of alternative therapeu­ garments, wax taper* an» lighted, and tics? Why may w»> not lutve diet-rolfa ■weft-smelling spicee are strewed about apeclally constructed for toe purpose. Three million poods of petroleum art fov.yther diseases than gout and diabvtos, the chamber. At midnight a Hack cock ready for transportation. otherTdodjfp'ciflcs Iwaides cod-liveroi! is slaughtered and the Wood fa smeared Tlie introduction of Ituwuan petrol«um for phtljfaisrWUy may not the initial upon the door-post and walls, while the into Austria, which fa chiefly undertaken attempt at the cla^sttkalion of food aa formula, “Thfa roul for that," is repeated by Hungarians, who work two venflesh formers, combuatibled'-aod mineral a* before. In some instancue tire ccre- large oil refining mills at Fiume and producers be pushed ou till a true y is performed in every- house which Forth, bwidas fourteen smaller onoi, has is created and wo have foods different erer ha* occupied in tlie counie; given rise to a conflict between toe Hun­ tinted for membrane and muscle, for order that the offended garian and Austrian ministries which nerve and for parenchyme? Why may tlie disease fa, of threatens to prevent the renewal of toe we not liave a materia dietetics in which powera, to property molli- ten years' commercial treaty.—Exchange. couree. ascribed, the student shall learn what he can fled:—The Spectator. build up or restore with aliments or reconstitunnte, as he haaalready learned, A traveling stiaka charmer Bays that it A Chinrei) work of the fourth century* fa eopv to win tho confidence and nffecoften too well, what he can combat and drive oat with alteratives, evacuonte and give* the following strange directions for tiokst. a youthful boa or nnaeondn, as the nervina depresaoria.—Journal of Ito- carp rating: L«t thu pond bo an acre theyarctteC^vunemous or vicious, and in extent (depth not stated, they nro can only exarttheir power of crushing constmetives. _______ . usually Iras tlmn eight frat); construct in by getting a purctam. with their tail, or it nine stone islet* -«fd» »■••*<« *>isht in- -,'mething that will o!Ta*c sufficient ro’ Book publishers, and others too. I pre­ l.uorl*>* "J""1 sfawiceaftertnov Uuv« emnp'hsudy coiled sume. who sell on time paymenta, ur the d.r. water, **»tect twenty spawnmg carp themselves around tho limb or Dodv of installment plan, as it is called, make and four males, all three feet long; de­ their intended victmi. If surpcfaetTbr. their prices and terms after a calcula­ posit them nofaeleaely during the month annoyed they may him, but can do nc tion similar to that upon which life and of March. Two months later place in serious harm thereby. Their tongue is insurance* companies figure. In the boor the fishpond a turtle, two months later as soft and afippaiy as velvet.—Chicago business we allow 8 per cent, for lo®***. a couple, and after a like period three Herald.' by n-a*on of r*~» <o Jturtlos. bv which time there will be 860 jiod.n.nntaRaw.r » umownUy enro. The turtles are to prevent their tag w m-t P*yi«»“ « ">‘°™ ““ being transformed into dragons and fly­ According to the census of 1880 tlie ing away. The object of the islets und number of insane bom in tho United tag and M per cent for •rilUK. “'J “£ hays fa to afford greater »j>ace for the ffali in their stauous voyages, for the the entire native population, while . the tliia basis. Our sgeata will tell any re- more a fish travel the fatter and bigger number of foreign birth was 26,846, or 1 gpectablc young man or young lady, oo- be beam** Th*, pond should prwmt to every 254 of the foreign population. JSd ta »IPta. HO. »U. or •*« “>*> the features of a river or lake.-Atlanta This would make the per cent, of insane among the foreign population nearly of book, ud giro <bem Uw Constitution. t •______ n.ra.enrofOlo-11. ukins our chan™, three times as large as tliat of our native bom.—New Orleans Tirnes-Democrat. rfloeinx UI but |U«»L It fa said that a new impetus fa to be U«wh „ you ~e. « «-»-'• C oven to railway building in Japan, and Collier in Globe-Democrat. A 00.000-pound chunk of tin ore toot in a few yearn die principal po-ta and aU the cantors of trade nnd iuflucn-e blasted out of a twenty-nine foot vein in the Etta tin minus in the Black hills will wffl b. cam**- by Una ttr built «r« »•« rauiw-i. «al be shipped to Landon for tho benefit ot _ . __1___ _ K.. kn... rairuwl the British tin mine owners, who have own naa utvw —;----- » with forced bv the oonquenmi, but never wttn enable toe Ja^x— ™ with the aid of foreigners in tho con plo of tin ire from thfa country.—New -traction and operation of th. roods. Orleans Tunea-Damocrat. For oonsldf.-shkj |l|n'1 mstenal was Fall vf Daw on Vegetation. imported from mamtM’r of tho Royal Horticultural !^to" dui**. « different dialect* are —, of Journal almost aa ma . from the building of (net. .Ur. u- rfTLST given to secure tbe payment of two thousand aud fire hundred unities (F-'.WJ. 1" ten year# from date thereof, with Interest at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, payable annuaMy from Its date. It was In-iuddnHUlraiteexprrtaly agreed that, shouldl», auy default be......... made lu the payment ol .,<■1 the «p»re <>( thirty dsys. I lortl., idler Hie lapse at POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thfa now.-ler never varies. A marvel of purIB Btreru-U mill 'iiiob-in.’iK in-si. MoreivooomlcB than th* ordinary kind*, and e-anaot be told tn competition with y>e multitude uf low tert, ahort weight, alum or ptiusphau- powders. ■ Bold only in cant. Royal Bakiso I'owukb Uo.. 1W Wall SL N.Y. oct 9-49t BURDOCK BLOOD RITTERS* A strictly vegetable prepa­ ration, composed ot a choice and skillful combination of nature’s best remedies. The discoverer does not claim it a cure for all the ills, but boldly warrants it cures every form .■‘i disease arising from a tor­ pid liver, impure blood, dis­ ordered kidneys, and where there is a broken down condi­ tion of the System, requiring a prompt and permanent tonic, it never fails to restore the sufferer. Such is BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Sold by all druggists, who are authorized by the manufacturers to re­ fund the prfte to anv pur­ chaser who Is not benefited by their use. with uU arrearages of interest thereon, should, at tho suit fan of said ifan r Crwby, Ii fa executors. radioluiatntara and aastgns, become .uud l>e due and payable Immed­ iately thereafter. Mihbough lite period idiove limited for U>e>aynieul Lhercot may not then have expired, anything tiierelnbclore loin* contrary thereof In any wise uotwitluuanftlng. And detault liaviugb'-ennmde in the payment of thirty dollars of mitre*: due January 13. !•«, ami default having been made lu paviuetit of all the Interest due January fata. A. D. i»M. and default having a!*o breu made fa payment of alt the interest due January 15th. A. D. IMA, and default having also been made fa jmvmnnt of all the Interest and one hundred doltara principal due January Utah. A. D. taw. and all the same having been and remained unpaid und tn arrears for the spare at thirty days and mar* and still remaining unpaid, ihe aforesaid prin­ cipal sum ol two thousand live hundred dollars (li.MOj, with all arrearages of lutercat thereon, liaih been and fa now declared to be now due and payable, aad by which default tbe power of tale fa aata mortgage contained luta become opera­ tive u to the whole amount thereof, beta prin­ cipal nnd interest as aforesaid, and whereas there la claimed to be due nnd unpaid on said tnorfgan* and the note accompanying the *ame st tbe date of this notice, the *um ot three tbouMod aud two hundred dollars tW.’.ixn for prindiml and interest, and no suit or proceedincs at taw or tn equity having been taken to collec: the same or any part thereof. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given tliat by virtue of tbe power of aale tn sud mortgage, remained and the statute tn such cat* aade and provided. oi> the twenty-sixth day of June. A. £>. iscd, at one o’clock in tho afternoon, at tha north trout door or entrance M the Court House, in the city of Hastings, in the county of Barry mid state ot Michigan, that tiefag the place of holding the circuit court for said County of Barry, where Sult premises are situated, there win be m4d at public auction or vendue to tte tagtaut bidder the premises described tn said mortgage, to satisfy tlie amount due on arid mortgage w itli Interest st eight per cenL per ronum. a»d the costa and expenses allowed by Maw. Batal prcmlter'being described tn said mortgage, as nil tho*e certain piece# or parcels of land situ­ ate fa the township of Assyria, in tbe county of Barry, state of Michigan, and described as fel­ lows. to wit: The north half (K) of the oontb west quarter (5*1, aud the south twenty acres ot the west ball .4>of the north west fractional quarter (14) of aeetion number twemy-nlno Cs>. also the north half (S) of tin-south ea»t quarter (H) of section number thirty (XD. all In township num­ ber (11 north of range number seven <71 west. FETEK CHO5BY. Mortgagee. Default having been made In tbe condition* PRICE. EELOO- POSIES, MIBURN & CO., Propiq for tbe County ot Harry on the Si« day of Julr. j BUFFALO, MW YOBK. the sum lot Ave hundred and efai nineteen one-hundredths UoUar*. a proceedings nt law- having been of the power of sale contained In txlcl inortcxc'’. and the statute In such case made atid provided. ... I... ........ , I.., < u.. forenoon, 1 shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest bidder, at tbe north front door of tbe Court House in the t t : Ji ' i . that belnc the place where the Circuit Court for tbe County of Barry fa bolden. the premise* detK-nted In said mongoxc. or so much thereof _ .... r ..... ,,... ATHLBPHOROS said inortgiute all those certain tmrcels ot land situate In tbe township of Woodland, fa the County of H..m and Blate of Michigan, aud known and doscrilied aafollows: the south west quarter’of I tie north west quar­ ter all on section sixteen, town four north ot range seven west. Dated March 17th. IFfC. WILLIAM J. *L.L HOLLOWAY, CLEMENT SMITH Attorney fo^AtortJStaM. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC HINDERCORNS TPe aatr*^ acrrsC, qvldcM* and U-rt cure ter Cwrn». Beata ■.WtataXtMaCMtawata BBiflwrtlwtr.l n* thrrKTOwth. Rtofaudlpaln. UlmuMitnalMa Xakoitba feet c-siifoetabie. Htaderrom, run, vten <-*<-rythfec •iMtaBa Sold by Prsgswu at Uc. Il»coxaCa.X x. Health is Wealth! State of Michigan—Dora Treplr. Complainant, v». Wiltfam Treple. DrfemlanL Eifth Judicial Circuit, tn Chancery. Sult pend­ ing fa the Clivult Court tor the ( uunty uf Harry, iti Chancery at tbe Court House In tf.n City of ItaMInn on the Utta day of April. 18m;. In this cause, it appearing from an.davtt on file, that the defendant William Teepte la nvi a trAldrnt of this slate, but fa a resident of lb* Stat.- of Ohio, therefore on motion of Clement ifailth solicitor for Complainant, it l» uniend. -Tliat ilCfaiMlnnt enter hfa appearance fa said eauw on or betcre four iiwmlhs from the date ot thfa onler. tuul that , within twenty days tho < omplalnaut cause thfa order to be published tn tho Hastings BaXnjkb. said tiublicwtiou to tie continued once in >acb ue«k lor six weeM in soccetelrm. 1 RANK A. HOtlKER.Clrcult Judge. CLEM KM SMITH. Solicitor torConiptalnanL [A true copy.) Attest GEO. W. ABBEY. Ilcgfater. 1 >cfault havlug been made in tlie conditions of a certain mortgage made by Willfam Maynan! ami Hannah Msyuard, bls wife, to James Dorilcv. Dated May Mb, istct. nnd recorded in the ofllceid the register of deeds for the county ot Barry and state nf Michigan, ou file tnOi dav of Octatwir A. D 1SK3. in 1.1 her No. ft of murfgares on page ws. Baid mortgage wh» gttvn to ■evurethe payment of seven hundred dollars with interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum from Ils dale, and imyablc In seven yeare from the date, whlcli wild mortgage wasAulya*sttned by the said Jamra Dooley U, David R. Cook on the Mb day of May, A. D. isKi. and Mid aaaigtimcnt rccordtri In the iifttre of the register »t deeds for Barry County. Michigan.' fa IJber should any default he made whereon tlie same is made due and payable, and sliouM the same n main unpaid and In ar­ rears for the Hp:wv of sixty days, then and from them rfoith. that fa after the lap'C of said alatv dnyi. the aforesaid principal sum nf seven hun­ dred. dollars, with all itrrvaragva ot Interest therenn. should atdhe option of the Mid Jatuoa Dooley, his executor*, administrators and anAMD BtUIX l^KAT- SK-WSMS “Al jajf’ttlffK mane in the payment of Interest due May Mb. ism. nud the same still remainina unpaid, tb* aforesaid principal sum of seven hundred dol­ lars. with all arrvaraKai of Interest thnreou hath been aud fa now declared to be now du* and payable; and there fa now claimed to be due amt Mvabli- at the date of ttas notice the ■nut of clithl bniitirvd and nnv-elrin and dollars, and no Milt or proceedI nr* at taw or fa equity having bee* Instituted to recover th* furfhJD.»catbyiuall prepaid ou rocaiptof pneo moneys secured by said morfgage or any part John C. West & Co., Weit Madlton BL. CHJOOGO. ILL said tnortgngo contained, and the statute tat such rase made imd pro'U< d. notice I* hereby given that on Saturday the Tth day of Angnst. A. D. 1KM. at on* o'clock in the afternoon. I ■hall snli at public ««rUon »tbe idrhrsl bidder at tbe north tront doer of the court booae La tbe City of Hastings. Michigan, tbe pranlMa de teriiH-d in said mortgage, or so much thereof an legal coats, th" prenitees being deaertbi mortgage aa foliowit: The south west quarter o! tbe oouth t ter ot section 23, town 3 north of ranfa Miclifaan U”rn“‘p 01 BoU*ndDatol May tzth. A. D. 1ML DA VW R. COOl harts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a cooling lotion. Mustang Liniment. �Local Items. county. u or onm»villB Henry deafly ha* a bemtnza in his soft ground trial « Circular No. 1. south Charles A. Bailee, which was inadvert­ how-shoe, as witness the foiltyring: ently omitted. He enlisted August lot, LXJ*ou noounjao, ~ -----Francis A. Howe vs. Harry L. Nobles, 1883, as 1st Lieutenant, lltb Michigan cheoian, ha* new patent shoes for nis trespore; notice countermanded, Cavalry, and was honorably discharged Lsabal Adam* et aL vs. Luther Fuller, Aug. 1st, 1884. Died Oct 7th, 1886. ejectment; stipulation to continue. HAKEE8HRINEE. Comnuwder. with perfect reae. with four 1,400 pound Silas Stafford vs. Sarah Morgao, eject­ V™ Sd with U.® oc O. H. GREENFIELD. Adjt. ment; stipulation to continue. mt»A rro.»<L They worked 1U« • I HEREBY hereby desire to publicly Caroline L. Cameron vs. Edward duck'* foot on the mud.—Paw F»w Green and Eliza Green, ejectment; set­ express my sincere thanks to the jicoPaw True Northerner. tled. ple of Hastings and vicinity, for the KuBton, Ohio, M*y«h. ifcA In re appeal of Thomas M. Dillon many acts of kindness shown during I.Y8COM BRIOHAM. Er.. • from the allowance of the accounts of Oraagmllle Mill*. Mkh. Adam Wolf, executor of the estate of tlie sickness and death of my affection­ Dear Sin:-I have just given your Thoma* Dillon, deceased; cause contin­ ate sister and'loving mother. Also for the manner in which so many have ex­ soft ground horse shore a trial. They ued by consent. pressed their sympathy for me in this work »H»OcU>rj'. llmee •'“d u. by Wheeler & Wllaon Manufacturing Co. express enough for 12 horses, different vs. James M. Bower, asaumpslt; cause double bereavement. “Friends in need are friends indeed." size*. * * ' stricken from the calendar. A. K. STEWART, Charles S. Burton vs. Walter Keagle ________ Homing*. Moy 17th. UJ. and George Keacle, assumpsit; judg­ Obltaary. ment for plrintiff for S347.97. Darwin McOmber vs. Walter Keagle Wiut OTanui Have to Sav^- George Keagle and John Keagle, as­ Early this season the Burr Robins' new sumpsit; judgment for B125.82. consolidated railroad show exhibited at James L. Alread complainant r». St. Joseph, and this is the manner in Henry Shriner et al. defendants, fore­ And from a wneplnz circle which the Gazette of this city speaks of closure; decree. Bears a cherished trictxl i the show, which will be here May 22: Charles W. Biggs complainant vs. •■Well, the Burr Robins magnificent Nathan Shearer aefendant, motion to arcus has come and gone, and it is but confirm decree, decree continued. As she losing sight of earth life Gently wafts to the other shore. just to say that, after two exhibitions Robert J. Grant complainant vb. and jierforimujces, afternoon and even­ Richard P. Hubbell et al. defendants, With sealed Hpn and tat falling r< Our short sighted eyes behold, ing yesterday, everybody awards It the bill to quiet title; decree gr nted. All that se-’tns loft of Mary rare and unqualified praise of coming Esther Knowles complainant vs John Lain away In the grave so cold. quit e up to, it not surpassing the “sound­ Horace Baker et al. defendants, bill to ing praise of its eloquent manifesto." correct conveyance; decree. The immense pavilions, tent, sideshows, Lari Elliot complainant vs. Samuel etc, were filled to their utmost capacity P. Shaffer et al. defendant, petition for and even the aisles, standing room und surplus; petition granted. ■ Then 1 pushed back tbe shining cluster*. intervening spaore were dotted all over C. Aultman & Co. complainants vs. Haying a thought of care with eager, well-pleased spectators, es­ Tirzah Footer and Thomas Wells de­ pecially at night, when the -tolling mill­ fendants, petition for execution for de­ i*w 1 look on my keepsake thoughtful. ' ions' turned out in great force for an ficiency; petition. While tears ol offcrtlon gush forth, George Strouse complainant vs. Nettie hour or two of healthy relaxation." j I think ol friend* and kindred Take it altogether, ft is. protiablv, the Strouse defendnat, divorce; decree. Whose tonns wt bate covered with earth. linret circus and menagerie now on the Philo T. VanZilB..complainant vs. road; certainly It surpasses in 1& load­ Henry O. Barkley et al. defendants, ing an'd important features any that foreclosure; decree. has been at Hastings this many a day. Charles C. Wolcott vs. Albert W. Olds, The circus proper is abreast with, if not assumpsit; settled. With Immortality rife. Stephen Springett, appellant vb. Chas. tn advance of the very foremost, and I am the resurrect Inn; tbe menagerie is soinftaing, for the en­ 0. Wolcott, appelee; stricken from cal­ Happy thought, I am the life. terprising proprietor to brag of. endar. She said to her chosen companion. Henry Gerkey vs. Hannah Gerkey; JI i d iwilu aud the chastening rod, "Ltkejjob I tun afflicted, Hoksk ' Notes.—W. H, Schantz’ bill to set aside deed and contract; de­ BupS>'in not deny my God." standard bred colt “Holborn" is devel­ cree. And these were tlie words th* told me. Ella L. Grannis vs. T. Scott Grannis oping rapidly, and is the cynosure of divorce; granted. all eyes as he takes his morning exer­ W. S. Goodyear et al. vs Robert cise. Should Mr. Schantz fit him for Haynea et al., assumpsit; jury disagreed. the track he will be a thorn in the side of horsemen hereabouts. Her children, her loved companion, CIRCULAR NO. 3. Parents, brothers, sisters, were near. Charlie ilason pulls the lines aver as Fma«KAIJ> POST No. 126, L finely bred a mare as walks the turf in HKADQVAKraiU. We trust that ber free, G. A. B.. DBF AKTMKMT OF MlClllGAX. F Has entered tbe hart this county. “Lady" is a flyer, and her Hastings. Mat imii. i*b*. I owner is not obliged to take the dust of MEMORIAL DAY—PROGRAMME. any of ’em when on the road. JANE A. CHANDI.EE. Cedar Creek. The Perdieran stallion “Sultan” can Poet hall will be open to-clie public be seen in Parker’s stables. And it Is Saturday, May 29th, to receive and ar­ well (worth one's while to see this range the floral offerings The necessa­ arxnro dakoees. magniHcfihfc an i |n>ll ry material will be ready for the ladles The danger* of this *«t*on arc simply Ein. Busby’s colt is one ot the finest and girls who may attend Saturday af­ •^palling. The syateni has turn braced lookers in the city. “Chas. Leland” is ternoon to form wreaths, luskets and expected to make a good showing this boquets. Prepared flowers may be left np to meet tbo oeverlty of Winter and the warm weather coming on open* tbe season, as he is sow nearly developed. at hall Sunday. pore* and render* disease* both possible Dick Messer drives a valuable pair of grey roadsters. Dick makes 10 miles and probable. The great source of all Memorial services will be held at the an hour on the road without distress­ Spring disorder* is to bo found in the Methodist church. Sunday the 80th, at ing his animals in the least. blood which I* almost alwaya out of order Even Judge Smith has “caught it" the usual hour in tbe morning. The in tb* Spring. Men, women and children post will attend in a body. All are in­ most take something: do something. He drives a nnely bred colt D. B. Cook smiles, and shakes his vited. Blood-poisoning la so common and is beill. head as he asserts: “Would that old Monday, 31st, at assemblv call, the Charlie was 10 or 15 years younger, I would show the youngsters what -trot­ column will bo formed in front of for*. Tbe breaking out which la ao fre­ ting’ is.” But1 old as is the horse, it courthouse square ready to move at quent la la every case the result of Impure would take a goodly pile of coin to in­ 9 •'clock, a. m. sharp, standard time. blood, and usually a result of rheuma­ duce Mr. Cook to part with the old Poet will be formed according to the G. A. R. manual, with the officer of tism. But suppose thia impurity does not fellow. the day. George EL Brooks, in charge. break outf What becomes of Iti Often Barry County Pomona Grange— All visiting coniradea and soldiers not It attacks some vital organ, usually tbe heart, and sudden death or lingering The Pomona Grange of Barry County members, the camp of Sons of Veterans, will report to him for assignments to will convene with Orangeville Grange, poaitloo. on Friday. May 28th. 1886. at 10 o’clock For th* treat man t and cureol rhaumaComrade Daniel E. Birdsall is assign­ a. m. The following work is designed ed to the command of the escort. tlam la all lu form*, as well aa all blood by the lecturer: Comrade H. M. Smith is appointed to disorders, anjj tbe functional derange­ Welcome to Pomona—By lecturer, of properly form tlie remaining portion of menu that canee them. Hibbard'* RheoOrangeville grange. natlc Syrnp Is strongly recommended the column. Response— Brother Asa Luther, of All civic societies, citizens in carriag­ alike by the medical faculty and by promlRutland grange.. es and on foot will be assigned to poaiAddress to Farmers—Nomle Slaw- Uons bv him. All three subject to the trod need. Acting Immediately on lb* son. general orders and direction of the poet Question: Retolved, That the coin­ commander. Teams will be provIdetT pnnfled. It dlMolrre *d<1 remove* th* age of the silver dollar should be dis­ for thjr'cboir and forty-one girls assistnrlc. lltbic and lactic acid* which are Im continued—Brothers A. Parker, L. Immediate cause, and by expelling them Barnes, Hammond F. Bristol, and ac tbe same Um* thoroughly purine* th* others. 1. Arriving at the cemetery forty- *y*tem, care* *ktn di*ea*e* and urnary Recitations—Sisters Cora Mack. Ella and iirer complaint*. Being purely a one girls of the high school and mem ­ Luther. H. Alien and Howard. bers of the post will proceed to decor­ vegetable oreparatioo, It exrrciaca no In­ turion* effect* on tbe digestive organa, Essay. "Contagion of Example’’—Sis­ ate the gravre by the numbers assigned out aid* them In tbe performance ot tbelr ter E. Honeywell. Question: Hanlved, That most farm­ them. At the same time friends, and duties and brace* tbe nervous system. Men> have suffered, died and been ers lal>or too many hours—Brothers G. all who are so inclined, may place their mourefed by their friend* who did not Brainard, C. Mack. A. C. Towne, and tributes as duty, favor ana affection know tho real cause ot their decth. may dictate. others. Women havepasacd nway au<! their fami­ 2. (Jail to assemble at the grave .of ne* conld not uudtratard why. Little Essays—Sisters Durfee, Van Wagen Arthur J. Matthews. children hat* broken out with fearful and Smith. 3. G. A. R. exercises. sore* and have alckened *ad died, nnd tbo QuesGou.- Rcrilvrd, That our pres­ 4. Music by the choir—“Sleep on, 0 parent* did not save them. These thing* ent laws for impaneling juries are an ore ail wrong. With a proper knowledge, insult to tbe intelligence of our people Blue Battalions.” and tho uae of tho right remedy, tboy 5. Prayer. ■ —Brothers C. Newland, Goo. Sheffield, ibcnld never ocenr. and lot u* he ,?o **>■»■ will not tn tbo future. Fish and Snook. Returning the column will be re­ Paper: lienolved: That placing wo­ man in a class with lunatics and idiots formed ana march in same order. advertised letters. to denying her the rights of suffrage UKten oddrasMd tothn fallowing penan* should' no longer be endured—Sister At one o'clock p. m. Comrade Johi SfgsfiBirs.sft.TjH 1’' r*Snook. H. Palmer will deliver the memorla address In court house square, weather N0M1E SI.ASWON, Lecturer. CHAS. W. BtG<;K,.1eereUry. permitting. Drop Latter*—N. G. Brow, F. E. Lavrcnec. BEV. A- X. 8TEWAET. Detals from this post will leave so as Itaer*rs i>> Fl’Wler‘EU H,nlth' Kello« * Dear BsirniER.—At our Ministerial Association recently held here, the fol­ to arrive at the several cemeteries nam­ W. H. POWBR8.P. M. ed below at about 3 o’clock p. m. Com­ lowing resolutions were adopted, and I rades and citizens of these localities are was instructed to send yotr a copy of a nested to meet at the places' designaThe word salary comes from tho Latin the same which I ought to have done wlth flowers prepared, ready to pro­ aalarium, literally salt money, from sal, ere this. ceed to the cemeteries: Rutland cem­ salt, which waa a part of the pay of Whereas, Our Brother, A. K. Stew­ etery, at house of John Bishop; Striker Roman soldier*. The ancient Roman* art, of Hastings circuit, has been cemetery, Baltimore, at house of Com­ allowed the soldiery ao much salt per brought unto deep affliction by the loss rade Henry Sentx. of his sister, and more recently by the VIIL money payment, it waa still called by the loss of his soother. Therefore It hoped that all will make their ar­ Retolood, That we assure our broth­ rangements and perform their duties in er. that we are afflicted to his affliction, a manner befitting the occasion. Friv­ Chinaae bank note 8,384 yean old ia and we commend him to the sympathy olity and amusements such as charac­ and prayers of the church. terise the 4th of July are discounte­ Hrtkdtxd, That a copy of these reso­ nanced. lutions be sent to Brother Stewart, also to the Michigan Christato Advocate To the fathers and mothers, wives, and Hastings papers for publication. sons and daughter*, brothers and sisters EC. CRAWFORD,See. of our silent comrades, and to all who Circuit Court.—People vs, Edward honor their nature we wish to say, that, while It is made tha duty of every poet Sivith, forgery; awaiting *entence. of the Grand Army of the Republic to People vs. Fulton Miller, enticing fe­ see that tho last resting place of each male under sixteen years of age; plead Union soldier and sailor within its jur­ isdiction Is fittingly decorated, it is not Lewis C. Beadle appelee vs. Daniel intended to interfere with any privlF. Newtonappellant, replevin; jury di»- a or relieve you from any duty in direction, nor to dictate m to means and methods. The Grand Army seeks to unlto with you at their graves ■eCUed. to do them honor and keep green their Adalbert S. Merchant, assumpalt; oon- memorial—says, •cover them over” with UMMdby «oomkX the choicest emblems of your affection. Bl Randall va Henry Bate, tnsaw Acting thus, wc hope whan tbe 3-im ■ball go down oa memorial day, that mb. Of clouding o'er a sunny day, Come anc see my stock of But if you somethin*tP**“®* About some or.* you know, m AV AIVA VA AAAAA. _ For «uch news has a gold«n way Of lighting up < cloudy day. DREAMS ANO ILLUSIONS. Wundt regard* moat of dream repre» n»Ur th,., from ‘'"1“*“*“ which. Ihou«h ■"*»” An inconvenient position during deep cui.ee the mpn-eenulion nt pdnM1 L»k. peril.™ ment or n etc. A ehsh> intenx.Ul t“" th* point of an enemy* dagger or the HU rf in enreh-,-1 dog. DilBcglq in rmpirattoi ie turtnl Agony by nhthtnure. the niphtnurc eoenung to be A weight rolled upon tbe chest, ot. bon riMe monTAt which thnwlen" to etblo dm deeper. An involuntary extension of the foot i* a fall from the dtay height of a tower. Hying i* miggrrted by the rhythmic movement* of respiration. Further, “tho-e subjective vaual and auditory aenaations which are repre•auted in Die waking >U»e a* > taninOus chaos of an obscure visual field, by humming and roaring in tha ears, and especially subjective retinal sensation*, have an eaeential role," according to Wundt. “There are shown to us innum­ erable bird*, butterflies. fi*h. multicol­ ored pears, flowers, etc." Bat if there be some cutaneous irritation tbew-visions are usually changed into caterpillars or hretlea crawling over the skin of the deeper. The deeper sometimes dream* of hi* appearing on the street or in society only half drowned; the innocent cause is found in Mime of the bedclothes* haying fallen off. An inconvenient podtfcn df the deeper, a alight hinderanw to respiration or interference with the action of the heart, may be tho cause of dream* where one seek* an object without being able to’find it, or hit* forgotten something m starting upon a journey. The move­ ment* of respiration may suggest to the deeper, a* previously mentioned, flying, but this flight may be objective, and in­ stead of himself flying he sere an angel descending from the heavens or a lutnin- White Goods, Embroideries, Laces-Dotted and India Mills, Scrim Cloths, Lawns, Prints, Ginghams, Toile du Nords, Satines, Chambras, Seersuckers, Spring Styles Broadhead Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls and Wraps, Shoes and Slippers, etc., fete. . Indigo Blue Prints, 6c per yard. Figured Turkey Red Prints, 6c per yard. Full yard-wide Sheeting, 5c yor yard. 600 yards Brocade Dress Goods, 5c per yard. Handkerchiefs from 8c up. Anil correspondingly Low Prices in all Depart­ ments, which are full of New Goods. M. J. GOSS T7YES TESTED £j FREE OF CHARGE! King’s Combination Optar! A New Instrument Lately Patented by Prof. King, of Cleveland. It is the latest invention, and a complete instrument to'test the eyes for a good fitting spectacle. No more trying on of a dozen or more pair of spectacles be­ fore tlie eyes are fitted. . I have a large stock of Spectacles, from a 25 cent pair to the finest gold spectacles, which I sell at the Lowest Prices. If you cannot read fine print readily, day or night, come to 007601010206000102020801010000000001020200000202003202 having d with my store and have your eyes tested. FREE OF CHARGE: no am the matter whether you buy or not. Thus Yours truly, their j the with JOHN BESSMER Jeweler and Optician. sailors that it, until if the by tho in the REMOVED! REMOVED!! I am now settled and ready for business in my new quar­ ters in the store east .of W. R. Schantz’s grocery. l fall Papep Season! Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Wall Paper. flic* the ink WINDOW SHADES. prevent 3th will rubbed Window Shades in plain cloth and decorated, or paper shaded -K?; yvASS: Paints and Oils, Oils ail taista In N»in tha T, with Varnish and Alabastine. Alabastine and Barn Paint. Bam Paint and Housekeepers Paints in smell cans. Housekeepers’ Paints* and baU. Brushes, And EVERYTHING else in my line. e will York I still sell the Celebrated Detroit \\ kite Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-05-20.pdf 8dd90815d5a6c6b7bf76a5c9fd41ffe4 PDF Text Text VOL. XXXI. NO. 3. . WHOLE NO. 1616. The Hastings Banner. rcnt.BHIU' THUMDATS. AT Hastings,iBarry Co., Michl, MARSHALL L. COOK. ^unSCtlFHON RATES ADVERTISING RATES: . 10. ‘*<br..A............................ f100 00 " '\be11clrtS?Wt'10 'h' (or special positions. AwW-ytsa-LS?. \ J PRINTING. pride Melt In th” Printing DeMT13WM •>« Ute Haxnkb. Everything in the family were absent and tore bed clothes* eotir? ufflre ” : 3n<1 wilh ttw Utv*1 ot smashed furniture and otherwise acted’ " FridV be pXd m-. tw most Mi'i’rovcdpaUarus of machinery and competent workfaea employed, enables the BA.VMM to do SrU-claM lob work. “ ft w.luwre.m.d., (j. I’hysieWn. Surgeon and Oculist, calls lu town or country promptly attended. Office hours—• to ’.o a. «n and 1 to 3 p. tn. fouad in the cherished family receipt st HoUowaya'drag store. tw- swdaj attention paid to surgical diseases Ixwk. The powder was given by oun­ and ii?«ex>c» of the pye and ear.______________ ces instead of drachms. Sunday mornb°ra* climtid the golden stairs. IV H. LANI)1S, M. D.; The stimulant was not a success H. I’hysican and burgeon, The band boys are jubilant over «n Woqdiand.Mich. entire new set of instruments which n“ cue doer soiubed the post office, will be 5s1 T®8*- The *dkln rings 1,: fiere day or night,____________________ with cadence sweet when the boys prac­ tice now. 3 r rt |i. TIMMERMAN, ‘. IlotjU-iMthii: Physician st Surgeon, the w ashburn house, near the Congre­ dorr east < t Holloways' drug store.) gational church. *x K Fox & Son, of Freeport, were in town K. Wm. JONES.' Saturday, in the interests of their saw Dentist, mill which is to be moved here. a:)t. r< .attemfed to. Base ball at Middleville Friday after­ noon. Irving vs. Middleville is the program that will open the season in the national game at this place. f.irthc Ublo Fanner's insurance Co. W. R. Young and W. D. Gardner are . ’Ulete.sdn a man's prc>!>erty against tr. '.ictitr.hi :or wind; against a man's in Tyrone this week. About 150 men and boys, more or iws, gather down the river every Sundav to’ WtrK Jt SHE! DON, spend the day in ball playing and vari­ ous other sports. Such desecration of Hkvk. Hastings, Mich.) the Sabbath is not a good reedmmend itAHuict Books tn Barry for any village, and we hope the boys will go to church hereafter. Our village council are /not o’er pim.il’ T. CULGRUVE. friendly toward the street Jbmps set Lawyer, last year. They admit the lamps are / !lMlfns<, Mich. an excellent thing, but think them too ,' Vu Atterteyfor Barry County. costly for “we uns.” French & Son are pushing work upon ON, the foundation for tneir mill. Attorney at Law, Robt. Talbott shipped another car load of horses to Dakota on Saturday. Work horses are in good demand in promptly atunJiugy. that state, and Rob. realizes a nice profit upon his shipments. TUHN CAKV«TH. •) Attorney at Law, NORTH-EAST CASTLETON MlJdlfTllle. Mich. Preaching at Martin school house /ILA II KE A RIKER, next Sunday. ’. Attorneys at Law and Delbert Slocum has bought a colt of Solicitors in Chancery. Charles Everts. We don’t know wheth­ wffi?es in Union block, over Beamer Bros.) er he got beat this time or not. Hastings, Mich. Some of our young ladiee were fishing PrActlc* In->’:<;onrUot the state. Attend to last Sunday, insteaa of going to church. »w How is that girls? Those boys on the State road, west of MARTIN V. BARKER.Real Estate, the Martin school house, had better be dl Insurance Bad Loans. a Httle careful when they come to pray­ Office with J. U. Kim yah k Son. 3 doom north er meetings at the school house, or they of HoCofflce. special attention gireu to making exchansea may get a shake at the law. Mr. Mouser, from Charlotte, was in ot property. The interoeU of non-realdent property omien carefully looked after. Barms the vicinity last week. •»t xi <!»-, f.>r sale or exehanrv^ Houses and H. Smith went to Ann Arbor last week to have his abscess operated on. Joseph Gurd started for the pine f’LEMENT SMJTH. woods last Tuwiav to get some blood­ ‘ . Lawyer. ed graybacks, so he says. (Office in union 11*11 Block. <ner store ot Goodyear & Co.) PraxUee' in al! Courts otlhe State. FBKKPOBT. ' nA?’ Lor al E. K.urru. C. H. VaxAbmav. fTNAl’PEN A VanaRMAN. **Lawyers. 'Over National Bank.) WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. Attorney ’ ’ At Law and {solicitor in Chancery. Practice’, in all rauiys ot the state. WILLIAM li. iwEEZBY, J ustice of the Peace. I ’"H •*—U<>(p a Specialty. I • .'I K LlLLAkriK. , Notary Public. ^[ AUY t. COBB, r.t 'Hl' -S .4 Btk DREtiHifA KER. .tttenfp/n tliven tn Cutting 1'atfrrn.t Cut to order. Sclianu! Store. SOMETHING NEW! Farmers, Attenttn 1 I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. | Call and see me. at American House. •[ >. Yours respectfully, C.A. BURLINGAME m111' ln D. O.AVard is the happy father of a now boy. Little Myrtle Yarger is sick with a severe form of sore throat.' Isn’t it about time that Freeport wool buyers put in an appearance. Miss Miyy Myers has opened dress­ making rooms over R. R. <& Co’s store. Miss Koph has retured to home in Lowell Tuesday, after a brief visit with Miss Eliza Fox. Rev A. Z. Zarwell is in'attendance at a Sabbath school convention held in Toledo. O„ this week. Mesdames H. Will and I. Seger visit­ ed in Lowell Tuesday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlw Will. < ' Frank Bronson has sold his house and lot east of town to Michael Roush, ami moved to Hastings today. It is said that parties here have writ­ ten the Whitney Family inviting this popular troupe to show in Freeport the coming 4th of July. “Children’s Dav" will be projxxly ob­ served by the LT. B. church the first Sunday in J une. A good time m ay be ^Scssrs. Z. Fox and A. Nagler with their wives, accompanied by Misses Ella Roush and Eliza Fox visited in Lowell Saturday and Sunday. Rev A Nagler and wife took the early morning train Hastings Tuesday . They expect to visit Rev. Kern and then proceed to Berea. O., the home ot Rev. F. A. Nagler. We shall hope to hear of their prosperity and wish them a full measure of success. Mr. Amos Clemens who, has been re­ siding with his daughter-in-law * C. Clemens for the past week, on Tuesday morning to visit in Gaines, where he will remain a few days, then spend a few days in Caledo­ nia with his daughter, Mrs. Clark, then go to Petoskey June 1st, where he expecte to remain during the summer. That evary body thinks their own dirt Lt the cleanest is a conceded factWhen members of the Board of Health, vested In the proper »ath°ritfi citizen to remove diseawe breeding filth from his premises and thus save him­ self and family, much sickness and per­ haps death, be WU1 not only become “as mad as a March hare,” but not one in ten will heed the request. Moral__When you save a man from drowSng. “refulandnot pull his hair .her members of the G. A. MnfHni—* - • u be present. A of front seats will to reserved to accommodate the veterMourer ,wiU P1™'11 Memorial aennon. It is expected that tak^^rtUb re091 w01be prevent and uik.e in the excensea. N2ru?hun,dvy’ Ma5’,th Mrs. Carrie Nagler, n<:e Fox, was surprised by a number of her young friends, who taUSJ?hr^,?ln».,!.her&atlt wnsher el»hbirthday; bringing with them many beautiful presents showing the eetoem 1x1 which they held hours passed pleiwandy and wnen the time of parting came none out It cntlt bjn^olh, before p.?. •***“ I1'1 wlu> boeteei. rrlday morning, Hev. A. Nuler re»'■Cleve. «nd, O. by the Utb where he liexpect- May everybody’s house be ooen for such meetings. A fantastic tip-toe social will be held at the residence of Wallace Townsend this Wednesday night, in which W. will take an active part, as he always enjoys such socials. The Advents will hold a conference meeting at this place commencing J une third and lasts over Sunday. ‘ ALICE. Northeast Hastings. Commode—A. E. Durfee and wife, 8. Jones and wife, C. Gorham and wife, C. Mack and wife. M. Aldrich and wife, R. G. Rice and wife. Dr. Van Horn and wife. R. Ormsbeeand wife, J. B. Tobias, H. Tobias, Hattie Durfee and Cora Mack. and*^fe.P1CtUre’ scenBr- ~P' G' 5enrJr Large picture, fruit—G. Manning. H. Gaskill, Effie Edmunds and Clara Bacon. . Hand painted plaque—Rev. Bass and wife. Easel—N. Latham and wife. Brackett—Wm. Crother., Clothes basket—Fruda Tobias George Johnson. Comb case—Frank Edmunds. Lihen tidy—J. Woodmansee and wife. Molding board—M. Segar and wife. Linen table cloth—A. Granger and wife. Ami >erina pickle dish—C. A. Tobias and wife. Fruit dish—G. Kelson and wife. One-half dozen cream dishes—Mrs. P. Jendro. ____________ GUM DROPS. People have commenced to cultivate potatoes in this vicinity. Jennie Sweet and Nellie Baldwin will not attend school this summer. The little folks gave Leon Insley a plowant surprise Saturday afternoon. Although it was stormy the house was filled with Httle folks, who made the house ring with laughter and song. They left him many presents and the good wishes of alL »?u‘5°knh.wu'SLd “* '""ry P"'J’ Charles Baldwin, of Detroit, spent Sunday at home. May Baldwin starts Thursday to North Babby. visit friends in Fowler and'“Grand Frost last Sunday evening. Rapids. Corn Ls nearly planted. A buggy load of sweet young ladies Wheat looks very poor.passed our streets Sunday last. colt*5 haa l08t hh four year old Mr. Marble and wife, of Rutland, MORQO-THORN APPLE. spent Sunday at Geo. Sweet’s. A Charlotte party of twelve enjoyed 'fiie horse distemper is very bad this Wonder if Geo. Sweet and AL Kelley a boat rjde Thursday evening. spring. went fishing last Wednesday night? A car load of tile side trucked at V0r?’!?_.80t d>WPointed in Morgan Monday. taking his te-st girl to the dance Friday CAHLTON. Mr. Shaffer returned from Ohio Sat­ night, on account of the rain. J. B. Carpenter is putting a new roof urday night .A Kahler 18 Bble to be about his farm on his house. The rain Friday and Saturday dam­ again. Lewis Cole is building anew barn, aged a large number ot brjck for H. The school in district No. 8 is pros- and also digging a new welt >lKX's as though the blacksmith at lhe direction of Scott Rogers will start for Tennessee Miss Viola \\ Ulison, of Hastings. this week. The good wishes of many Hanchetsville bad taken to hiluself a Having a fine Sunday school at the friends go with him. rib. Learn school house. Alfred Raymond is putting a stone Mr. Crouch is of the opinion that the Clark Hunt is expecting to raise a wall under his house. drain commissioner will cut bis farm new barn the 18th. The circus at the town hall last Fri­ all to pieces with ditches, «^°°l lconimeuee,l in the Carpenter day night was not very well attended, Mr. Geo. Varney boarded the mail district the 17th, with Miss JcnnieFox on account of the rain. train Tuesday morning for Ann Arbor as teacher. Those young men had better come for examination before the pension The Moon shines bright near the and settle for those window glass they board. Bunnell school house nearly every Sun­ bpke out of the hall last Friday night. John Bottor went to Lansing Tues­ day night. ' 3 Farmers have stopped planting corn day morning to be examined. Elmore Clark has a new creamery. for a few days on account of the ram It works fine. 1 last week. Bowen’b Mills. Charlev Hinkley has sold his top bugFrank Skinner has bis house moved I wish to correct r mistake I made gie. because his best girl went back on on the ground rented of J. B. Carpenter. last week in1 reference to memorial ser­ him. We hear that aunt Bettie Carpenter vice, which will i>e held at Coman Albert Roach is slicking up with a is very sick at J. B. Carpenter's, but is school house, instead of the Briggs and new coat of paint on hia house. a little better at this writing. at 11a.m. instead of two p. m. All Herman Sharpstem likes it flrat rate Harrison Carpenter, of Potterville, bear this in mind. in Dakota. Talks of buying u piece of was in town last week visiting his Mrs. Bovee is stopping at Buel Brad­ land. mother; but did not know of her being ley’s. sick until he arrived. Surprise party at John Burpee’s Hickory cobnebs. Simon Heffiebouer has his barn wall Monday evening. Those present re­ port a good time. Many farmers have been delayed m nearly finished. The church has the last coat of plast­ Bert Armstrong has gone to the Val­ consequence of the rain during the past ley City to attend school. Bert is miss­ er on. which looks very nice. week m planting their corn. Mr. James is on the nick list, but is ed by his many frienda at Bowen. Weather is quite cool after the rain better at this writing. Mr. Erast us Kidder, an old settler of and hall storm of Saturday last. A. C. Carpenter spent Sunday at J. B. this place, who has t>een absent from A. Scogae has purchased one quarter here for the past sixteen years, has re­ of un acre of land adjoining the school Caroenter’s Mrs. A. C. Carpenter, of Hastings, turned to this place. house lot of L. Polley, upon which he has commenced to dig a cellar for a was in town visiting friends. LACTZT. -X Its a pity that boys can’t' sing on new house. Stone for the foundation Supdny night without getting a bless­ are being delivered. On Tuesday, May 11, a few of the The good sisters connected with the ing fo^ It. D^nt you think/ so, Mr. intimate friends pf--------- gave them a M. P. church of this place have interest­ surprise, the occasion was the--------As Uncle Albrige Senter was going anniversary of their wedding. The ed themselves in soliciting aid to raise funds to make some needful repairs on home from the church one night last friends began to arrive about 3 p. m. the church edifice, and are quite Success­ week with an arm full of shavings, the The time was passed with games and ful in their efforts. Some of the breth­ boys thought they would have a ’ittle conversation until nearly six. In the ren and some outsiders who felt fun, so some one set the uhavings on mean time a few knowing ones hail friendly to that church, turned out to fire. Albrige said that he thought the taken possession of the dining table, reuhingle it on Friday. They were boys were up to something, but could and it soon appeared heavily decorated with flowers and wfcdding cakes. On met with a rain when nearly half way not tell what. If the Holmes church was in Wood­ the lawn under. the beautiful everup on one side, which ran through, wetting the wall and carpet, consequent­ land then Carlton Center could boast greuns one of the Lacey’s came forward of having the finest church in the and in a very neat little speech present­ ly no servlets were held on Sunday. Len Smith and wife, of Caledonia, town of Carlton, as it would be the ed the presents. Afterwards conversa­ tion and music whiled the time away were visiting friends about town last only one in the town. / Jud says that they can't hurt a Christ­ till a late hour. The company dispers­ week. ed peaceably, and all pronounced a Rev. Ross is holding quarterly meet- ian. So shoot away. Gleaner. We understand trial Mr. Berry, from good time. tings at Ross center school house Sat­ Caledonia, was in towu last week, sell­ Mrs. Powers is visiting at her par­ urday and Sunday. ing the reversible hay fork with steel ents home in Assyria. * M. M. Rockwell has his new two Mr. Hinckley and family visited at story building nearly complete. The track. Gleaner, we did not mean to tell a Prairieville this week. ‘ lower floor is designed for blacksmith­ Mr. Winslow goes round smoking a ing with two forges therein; the upper He about those boys calling Dr. Wright out ; but we can do as Adam did, lay it pipe and grinning. Be says il’sU girl floor for a hall which was dedicated on on another. this time. Friday night with a dance composed of Otis Landon is putting a wall under Warren Joy has been quite sick. youngsters reeiding in and about the Mrs. Stringham is on the sick list. place, to the number of aliout fifty his house. We saw Fred last Sunday evening Mrs. Wagonlander visited in Maple couples. with a couple of quite large Minnies, Grove this week. Maylfth; Quite a heavy frost was but we could not call them Fish. Mrs. Warren visited at her son’s last seen m this locality this morning. Frank Andrus contemplates build­ week. Lucien I’ollv blanketed his straw­ berries last night. Some people now ing a new house in the place of the one NASHVILLE. that burned down a few weeks ago. wish 'they had blankets enough for We want to correct a mistake about I feel Hke Joo Quick says “just a their com and beans that were up. then those eggs that John Strausbaugh sold. little out of place here,” but presume I the}' wquld have been protected. Some It was W icsteud of SM. shall get over it all iu good time. It is fears are entertained that the frost Jack Frost was in town last Saturday may have injured a large portion of and Sunday night, but did not do much incumbent upon mo to fuIflU as best I can the duties heretofore performed by both large and small fruit. damage, so far as we hear. “Jim Crow,” and while it Is new work The currant worms have put in their for me 1 will do the best 1 can. PRAIRIEVILLE. appearance. Lust Thursday afternoon David IrQuite a frost both Saturday and Sun­ Joseph Keeler is putting a fresh coat land went into A If. Buxton’s shop to day nights. of paint on his bouse. try to induce Buxton to pay him for a George Blackman is giving his barn G. W. Cain has bought a ney top loud of hay which Mr. B. claims had a coat of paint. buggy. already been paid for. A few warm Ambrose Cump has moved his mul APPLE BLOSSOM. words occtired between the parties, near to Bostwick’s for a while. which resulted in Buxton striking IrSteve Temple has a cousin spending YANKEE SPRINGS. iand a terrible blow on the head with a a couple of weeks in his family. tool that lay on his work table. Irland Quite a frost Sunday night. James Mosher has for a pet, a young Corn planting is nearly over in this wandered around the street about half fox which is as playful as a kitten. an hour with his face and clothm cov­ The frame of Mrs. Jones new house, vicinity. Mr. Sage and wife and Mr. Bennett ered with blood. Buxton was arrestwl or rather a part of it, stands forth in and wife, of Hastings, were the guests and plead not guiitv. Prosecutor Col1Ujf^r‘*8arah Lewis has been very ill of G. Springer over Sunday. Eve came down Monday morning and case was tried, resulting in a ver­ Geo. Semon. of Charlotte, visited at the past week. , , dict against Buxton of 850 and costs. Missionary society at Mrs. CoHiers H. J. Harrington's last week. Volney Weaver has returned from A suit for 'damages is now talked by Wednesday last. Irland, but will probably come to Battle Creek, where he has been learn ­ John Perkins was called to Hastings nHA*bdy named Jasper Gilding, employ­ last week in consequence of the pre­ ing the artist’s trade. Mrs. Emma Klingensmith, who has sumably fatal illness of his daughter been ailing for some time, died at the ed on the farm of Geo. Marshall, of Alice. ‘ home other father, Guy Culver, last Maple Grove, was kUled by ft stone, Two voting men, who shall be name­ which he was engaged in undermining, less, were plowing in neighboring fields Monday morning where she has la-en falling upon him and crushing his head. a few days since and used intoxicants for some time past She leaves a large Temperance mass meeting at the till thev' became more than usually circle of friends to mourn her loss. A new carriage in town. Now be opera house Friday night Lovers of foolish, in which condition they were law and order should all be present. cruel enough to take a Httle colt which very careful and not show partiality. Rev. Grinnell organized a singing followed one team and turn some of WiU; the girls are all looking at you. school at the Congregational church their liquor down its throat. They DOWLING. Monday night were observed and stopped, but not Prof. J. N. Roberts has been engaged Jack frost made us a visit a few punished as they deserved. to conduct our schools for another nights ago. Mr. Clemence has a new set ot har­ year. yovicoBxm. The Congregational social at G. A. Jack frost was with us again last nesses. WiUIe and Hattie Jones visited Truman’s Wednesday night was a suc­ cess, although the heavy rain prevent­ niSuhe Woods Sundayed with her friends in Bedford Sunday. ' May Tobey is visiting her grandpar­ ed large numbers from attending. many friends of this vlcfauty. A farewell surprise party was tender­ ' Dtmce at Clark Sutton’s one night ents in this place. Meeting at the church at four o clock. ed Mr. and Mrs. Ed. (Matt on Friday night at Harry Durkee’s. Upwards of lacidldren,s day will lx> observed by Will get it to suit by and bv. J. E. Tobias has sold his driving forty were in attendance and had a very the Disciples on May 10th. enjoyable time. The only draw-back James E. Boice, of Antrim Co., is horse, buggy and harness. --------- v-------------Last Friday night heing the fifth to tlteoa spending a few days with his mother wedding anniversary of Philo Granger they had and other relaUvts around the “Cor­ A new ■■■■■ ,,1. ww _ —. । and wife, a number of friends dropped ners.” ------------ .. Va_ te to «joy the evening with them. woolcn mill, in place of the one which After spenalBg the evening the follow- formerly from Woodland, has moved into E. C! Oviatt’s house on the south side of Quaker brook. Jean Phillipa, until recently in the News office, has gone to Chicago to labor at printing. . Charlie Scheldt has opened his sa­ loon as a “cold coffee" house. Gregory <t Dunham have dissolved partnership, Dunham continuing busi­ ness at the old stand. DeBSquirelhas moved into his new home in Maple Grove. You may. expect to see Nashville down to the circus, cm dmmow. A race tietween a couple of our local speeders is on the tapis, to come off at Vermontville shortly. Goodrich is the gentleman’s name who takes the place of “Chesterfield” Oviatt. Several from here attended the funer­ al of George Mauch at Woodland Tues­ day. A small house on the south side of Quaker brook was blown down by the storm Friday night Barney Lee is spending the week at Chicago. «, Work is progressing rapidly on the new Kocher and Boise blocks. A new bridge is built across the brook on Pranas street. Rev. O. S. Grinnell is confined to his home by a sudden illness. O. U. SUCKER. Tuesday night some thieves stole two boxes at honey from Mr. Valentine. He tracked them as far as the mill, but could find no further trace of them. . The S. of V’s. are getting to be a nui­ sance in this place; every Saturday night wd are treated to a racket they call mar­ tial music. Their band consists of two drums, but one would think there were about six. Last Saturday night some of the small boys gave them a serenade with tin pans. It made them so mad they came out in full force and caught two of the offenders and gave them a severe choking. Threats are being made by both sides and it will probably end In a row, and we will have another example of personal spite satisfied at the expense of the county. Our fellow townsman, David Jones, sold his farm a short time ago and start­ ed fontbe wonderful wort to make his fortune, He went as far as Kansas and Coloraddrbut made up his. mind that Michigan was good enough for him, and returned last week to stay. Mrs. Osborn will go to Cedar Springs to visit her mother and if able will visit ‘ her son at Muir before she returns. The infant son of Mrs. Bell Deering was buried last Saturday. Saturday night the youngest child of John Dinwiddle died with croup. Fred Brown, of the northern part of the state, is at home for a visit Dan Klingensmith was vailed home by the death of his sister-in-law at Yankee Springs. Miss Lent, of South Pine Lake, is visiting at Rev. Vooshees. Mrs. Job England is better. Dr. H. J. Turner, of Wayland, was in the place Tuesday, making professional visits. COMMUNICATED. EDITOR KANNKR: Dear Sir.—Having an item of busi­ ness to transact with the present occu­ pant of the County poor farm, I made an informal caUatthat place during the past week and propose to give you a hurry-graphic account of what I had an opportunity to observe. Mr. Eychleshymer met me with a very cordial greeting which made me feel that the visit was as welcome as it was unex­ pected. He was evidently prepared to receive calls, as he was dressed in blue denims overalls and checked shirt, minus a coat, with marks of labor on aH parts othls person. The dinner hour being near, m. a few minutes I Was seated at the table on which was spread ' a substantia! meal, but with nothing suggestive of large grocery or butchers bills. After dinner Mr. E. courteously ■ conducted me over the premises, where evidences of care were manifest in aH the departments. He has done all the work himself except what little help he has been able to get from those of the inmates able to work; and certainly the farm has the appearance of being well and promptly cared ior. The care of the house indoors ’showed equaHy well for thrift and fidelity, and yet it is apparent that the female help is quite inadequate to the work to be done. Mrs. E. with her own hands makes be­ tween thirty-five and forty loaves of bread per week, besides caring for the milk of five cows, Miss Nellie Gorham Is assisting at present, which constitute# Ml the hired help about the place, 'file inmates seem as contented and satisfied as people could be in their circum­ stances. They have become remarkably fond of Mrs. E. and think she is the best,woman that ever lived. Of course there are improvements which naturally are suggested to one’s mind while looking over the premises, and these will undoubtedly receive attention in due time at the hands of the constituted authorities. At the end of two hours 1 came nway feeling that the board had made a good choice of a man to manage the farm, and that at prevent at least cause of complaint was hard to find even by the most chronic of grumblers. . ’ We. opine that horsemen, not resi­ dents of Hastings and conversant with the improvements being made, will be surprised at the excellence of the track on the fair grounds in this city. Mr. Busby is having a fine job done under the direction of J. A. Nims, and the track will I* in line shape Ir a few days. If the agricultural nocietv was to move all of the sheds outside the track, and trim up the trees to a height of 20 feet or more, the grounds would present a much liner appearance, and afford an unobstructed view of the en­ tire round of the track. �“PLANETARY EQUINOXES.' CONGRESS IN BRIEF. A ST. A SYNOPSIS OF THE WEEK’S BUSI­ LOUIS CLERGYMAN SOLVES THE CYCLONE PROBLEM, NESS IN BOTH HOUSES. taliato on Canada by limiting tho privifcan porta to those privileges granted Monday umendiunnt to the shipping bill. TUn bill ■authorizing tho oonstrucUoa of a bridge stoiia Frye introduced a bill to re। cm Canada in thu matter of privl- grogattanta 'church U not an nrietocroUc ? _r. ____ VI.. Rar. minister and a gentleman, and 1* tuptc- City. tlM.OOO; Detroit, increase to »!,«»,erection, <75,• schooner Davad G. Adam*. and Instructing 000; Lafayette, Ind., the foreign affairs committee to inquire 000;’ St Paul, Minn, erection, fiWO.OOO; Denver, incrvsis* to Ft Dodge, Iowa, erection, »100,0W; Marquette, Mich. 'ah iVyck intoodorad a bill to incre*»! to >1^,000; Terre Haute, Ind., tocrerao to JlTr.UXL Thu i-raolutlon nquir- turns, told l.to congregation all about tho re­ cent groat storms Karly in last January be had printed a chart netting forth in a simple upon period* of grratmt dlrturbanro by targe Tba bill prohibits bonding beyond tho ___ i a. - * - . * - K. I then taken up and debated, Morgan offer- charitable, t-dueniional. moral or sauitary istsd. with compora’ivo stauunest showing Ilian f.‘id,isJM Tho seriate then went Into executive session, afterward adjourning until Monday. • The bouse appropriated gjO.UX) for the completon of tho Wichita, Kan., public building, and spent the remainder of tbs day on the private calendar, holding a night session at which forty-five pension bills amended M follow: Giving the comraiwiou the bill: limiting the effort of the bill in senate adJoummL ' The following bills wore introduced in strictlou* on American veMels in Canadian porta; a resolution directing the secretory of the treasury to rail fl7.000,000 of United fining a member J100 for absence at a rail ot the house; by Bland—providing for the any United State* depository, these •‘coinfor lt.o redemption of legal tenders to |10.000,00.1 in gold ami.silver, and requiring all from tho Ohl® Republican state central comm'.tte declaring that Senator 1’ayno's election rad been obtained by bribery and Saturday passed a tall authorizing tho Kansas & Arkansas Valley Railroad com­ pany to construct a railroad through Indian territory. The bill for a^sub-treasury at IxmisvUle was then taken up, debated and po—d. and tho tall appointing Vcommis­ sion to investigate and report on tb^Jndlan ago Mr. Hicks railed at the signal office, and the effect of tho equinox, which, be said, would cover a period of two days before and throe after the equinox, the rule governing the volcanian dtotorbanres That Mr. Hicks' warning wu* justified, the fearful record extending from the M)th to tho 10th s!.owa Itext Wednesday, afu-.- th.: Kansas City cyclone, Mr. Hick* then wrote another prediction, saying that there would bo a “twenty-four-hour cycle for three or four days, in which storms will repeat them selves" If the account* of the terrific storms since Wednesday up to Saturday The evening MMudon alogtos upon the life tire Michael Hahn, of Louisiana, and Ijcrs, when the house adjourned until Mon- Washinoto.v City, May 14—Tho eeuau has confirmed the following nominations: Consnto-H. F. Merritt, of Illinois, at Alx lx Chapelle; J. H. Hughes of Ohio, at Blr mingbam; W. 8. Crowell of Ohio, at Amoy, Oscar Bischoff of Kansas, at Sonneberg; Joseph Falkenbach ot Ohio, at Bremen; Charles Foster of Indiana, nt Elberfeld; William Slade of Ohio, at Brussels J J. H. Putnam of Ohio, consul general al-ffonolulu; recaiver ot public moneys •Wia Registers of laud Kans.; 8. privilege and elections committee. W. I-anghcroc, Helena, two equinoxes happening together, Mr. I feel gratified that the storm chart has been verified, but 1 dislike to l» miscon­ strued. 1 am not doing this for money. I such bene lit to mankind. It is nothing abstruse or technical A* printed on the ly that M. teachers tn Kansas City bad known what 1 Tlx customs: A. F. Seeberger, Chicago, Illa; Conrad Krer, Milwaukee, Wto. Surveyors of customs: James Burnet, Kansas City, Ma W. M. Campbell, United Btates mar appraiser for thu district of Cuyahoga, Ohio Dakota - HP. Smith, clouds gathering so ominously, they would publlc would but study this chart—It takes no time—1 would look for wonderful benefit MORE WOE FOR OHIO. vote siderod a bill providing for the nppoint- Albany; J. Neff, Wtarfwetar; G. R. Reyn­ olds, Plymouth. Illlnoto—J. P. Norvell, Danville; F. Shields, .Wilmington; W. E. Baker, Fairbury. Michigan—E. Duffy, Cricaoo, May 17.. storm that ravaged that vicinity Friday Mexlco, and after amendment providing ims confirmed the following nomination*: claim shall acquire title under the act of J. T. Healey, of Illinois, assistant treasurer ot the United States at Chicago; R. H RhiiiLto, United States attorney, Ninth dis- of a mile wide, but in that breadth nothing house adjourned. ' WannixiiTON Ctrr, May BL—Mitchell at Oregon Introdmrd a concurred reaolunnctsssry to the welfare of this country that the Chinese treaty be ro modified as to slop Chinese tatwron iuMnigrnting to tiu- United clause. Finally Edmunds offered an amend- Fairfield, Illa; G. W. McMillen, Mount Hurling, UK; H. W. Cook, Michigad City, Ind.; 8. L. Major, blxlbyvilla, Ind.; J. M. Jones. Cambridge City, Ind.; J. H. Saxton, Dewitt. Iowa HORRlBt^E FIND NEAR CHICAGO. GERMAN 5TAR riblo condition of mutilation. There wore man exclaimed: “Well! dot pie bu-iiness do prove dat a free is bigger n a fo’. Whitr da*, contract, Mono-Bob?" . Tho contract was produced and the last one of them signed it.—Detroit Free It is strange, but nevertheless true, that a broker never loses his anxiety. I have been on tins street now twenty ‘years, but tlic failure to get a telegram, or a letter, or a reply when I should get it, makes me just as nervous as it did during my first year. One would think that a man would become accustomed to it. and accept tho inevitable, but it is easier to.talk that way than it is to do able,to smile on everybody that says “this is a nice day, isn't itF* I have gone though a great many cases of this kind, and liave never been hurt much, but I have seen Uw time when an l>our'» or even a minute’s delay would have cost the profit of a whole year, or even mon-. Now, the other day I was disappointed in the receipt of a teiegram. and I wasn’t flt fortuiy other bwrinww. It was an important transaction. I had given or­ ders and wa* relying on them being car­ ried out, and supposed U»ey were, but still I had no knowledge of it, and there 1 was; I didn’t know what to do. and nil on account of what may nine times out of ten ba merely a little business negli­ gence. No, sir. a horse may become ac­ customed to war, but a man's delicate nerves can never be adjusted to the rip» saw tension of this business.—Glol~> Democrat Interview. MARK-___ ^E^CtS. SURE. —WOMAN’S FRIEND. Ih the best remedy for all complaints peculiar to women, young or old. A full description of those diseases, their symptoms, causes and proper treatment is contained in our book entitled "Facta for Women." lllua trnted correctly; any woman can understand it Every woman shouldhave it Sept to ladiea only, in sealed envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth dollars to any woman. Address Ing almost due east, and about half a mile a killed. The numst known, but remuch exaggerated. ear, children tpsd unhurt. SOBA For Bakin'" Purposes. Best in t’m^nrlcL Default having bret. mode in the riHMitfiw. of a certain mortgap. made and ,-x>. ,n-.| t-k Al.-xun.lrr ( udort and D.-.im- Ca.i .rt |.i, w WalUir Ctark, and dated October xxd' A D.nm.aod rerontad In the <gk7‘,.r*^ TJOJA, a in. tn utxr te or mortfiag., )Jtt iw. By which default Uic power of sale In said mort- V uuuureu w>u -.XIJ Ollilars THE GREATEST ican people is Consumption. Physicians and Druggists have at last found a remedy which they feel justified in recommend* ing. This is DR. BIGELOW’S POSITIVE CURE, which euros Consumption in stages whore other remedies are of no benefit. It cures Coughs, Colds and ali Th roat and Lu ng Diseases speed­ ily and safely. Price, Fifty Cent: and One Dollar. Sold by Drug­ gists. . Ora Balm when appi'-vd tn to th Mr. Ivan Levinstein, the president of the Mancheater auction of the Society of Chemical Industry, calls attention to a new substance which is extracted from coal tar, and possesses sweetening proj>ertiea far stronger than the tav>t cane or beet root sugar. This r-ubroance. he said, seemed likely to enter into daily con­ sumption: According to Mr. Levinstein, SALeraTOS ZOA PHORA MEDtoine oo. of the twjwer i and tbe state Sfcm,8UKli8.Kite,J!l£S?:b‘ rersv-udnetottH- htehr.; t-tOJer. Hie rest tretnlscs being drecrloed tn said t.-i ^k<r u lidlows to wit: AD th<«c certain i.mw or par­ cels of land situate in the tnwu»hlt>% <4 Jotostown and Arayria. lu the County of I .-.rr? Mui • st range right west, north west q*ttrr number one Berth orth of range seven west. F. M. WADLK1GH. ' Attorney tor Mortjraitre.. O i hereby given that <m She Tflh D. IgM, a aril of attach men l above named plaintiff, agalnt the ia»d«. tit*MMAfMd* Md chattel moneys and • :u of Moses Ntswonatcr, one of the al«o»’• ■ •> fcndant*. for Use snm ot which wd writ was returnable on the Sth dsy of April. A. ». isac. Dated Auril l«h. ts-f. times EMMtar than best sudar. and taken in the quantities added to food as sweet­ meul will cure. Arracatiic to use. Send fu Prlre v» rent* by m*ll or at dn«gl «ti ing ‘ material lias no injurious effects circular. CLEMENT SMITH. Att V tor I Itfi ELY BROTHERS DnwgKU.Owrgo. NTY. whatever on die human system. Patients suffering from diabetes liave bw.n treated for the last few months in one of the principal hospitals ip Berlin with saccliarin without feeling in the hsuit incon­ venienced by ita use. The use of sacch­ WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY. WILL arin would, therefore, Mr. Levinsti-in SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE said, be not merely a probable substitute for sugar,but it might even be applied to medical purposes where sugar was not permissible.—Scientific American. UMAX N S I original point of departure" (- truck out by DtxxiM, Ohio, May 17.—The cyclone which passed through Hardin county Friday The bonded indebtedne** of Grand Rapids is moat "as adopted—veto, 27; nays, St, and Three Peculiarities of subject* dissected in the Woman's Modi- of property in the ! Rock Springs, W. T., appropriation bill, and after some debate insertion of tlx word wan ordered corrected and the diplomatic Fatally wounded: James Packard and been bribed to vote for the Broadway fran­ Mrs. David Higgins. These people are in­ chise, was concluded Sunday morning early jured about tho bead and internally, and by a verdict ot guilty. The principal evi- can live but a short time. Seriously but not fatally injured: James Fisher, wifo and three children, liruised said he got a confeMdoti from Jachnre in a Leaen, arm broken; five children of William and his evidenco was corroborated by tlx MrElree, badly bruised about their brads forever dlsjutaiiy him from holding public Orl ■ ‘nw ProP°rtton in which the root*, AU ■ herbs, barkfi, etc., are mixed. QJ The proeew by which the active UU ■ medicinal properties are secumL The result is a medicine of unusual Kn-ngth and curative power, which effects cm* here­ tofore unequalled. These peculiarities belong exclusively to Hood's Sarsaparilla, and arc Unknown to Others positively denied Brynw.’ statesnmita. Thu jury took the owe late Saturday night and rendered their verdict about I i'. Bunday morning. The judge reserved sentence. president of tlio Broadway Surface Railroad Hood't fiaraaparit)*, tho great blood purifier xnd regulating medicine. Is chzravterized by three pecnliariUv*, namely: I c+ s The combination of the various IQLi remedial*<etit«u*ed sull trouble, dumped thorn on tlx prairie United Statox judicial council comprising honorable discharge to military tefocrapbers and moving swiftly, with is rotary motion. distance of W feet and landed Ln a pasture field, but were not injured. Twelve build- Hood's Sarsaparilla 1* prepared with tho greatrat skill and care, by pharmacist* of education and tang experience. Hence Bis a medlctao worthy of entire confidence. 11 you •uffvr from scrofula, salt riicum, or any dis­ ease of the blood, dyspepsta, bllioranraa, atek headache, or kidney and Bvsr eomptatata, catarrh or rheumatism, do not fall to try Hood's Sarsaparilla -I recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to all my friend* a. tho beat Stood purifier on earth." Wm. Garr, druggtrt, Hamilton, a “ Hood’s Ears# partita has cured me of scrof­ ulous humor, and dune me worlds of good otherwise.” C. A. AlLXow>. Arnold, Me. A book containing wxny addlttaral slate, ffieuts of euros wlU bo tent total who dealre. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by tai dmnfrx fii -, six for fit. Made only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Maas. IOO OoMes Ono Dollar. GILLILAND'S PATENT MOLE TRAP. . eleanstnic the ht of catarrhal vlr causing hcalUiy cretlora. It alb tnfiamatlon. prote­ a LIQUID or SNUFF. । injured right Fifteen or twenty bouses were completely demolished, and the n- senaation was occasioned In this city Friday by the finding in a field at Oak Park, a suburban village, nine baxea, containing tlx ' Tlu? fanner laughed, and ogling to his wife, asked her to bring out a couple of apple pies she had jurt baked, and when the pies were produced he cut one <* them into three equal parte and die other into four and invited the darkies to help themselves, each to a piece. It is need­ less to say that the pie that had been cut into threw pieces was the one first at­ tacked. “Now," said the farmer, pointing to the thirds, “that is what I propo* to give you, and that." pointing to ths fourtlm, -is what you say Mr. Mitchell is going to give you; which had you rather haveF The darkies opened their eyes and complete. coounlttee on elections giving the contested adopted, sad iu committee of the whole the army appropriati'm bill was again taken up tutu, tutuai. --- ----flower county. Mwu**ippi. in re-con act­ ing the first of the present year with tos laborers for tho year 1886 found several of them who were unwilling to remain witli Ixim for one-third of what they pro­ duced. “How much more do you want. inquired the fanner. “We wants a fort; dat’s wha: Mister Mitchell's gwino to gib has hans di* ■AOTTAW »•>-« ro amount* it to furatah tho rosolutton directing the commerce commit- iSHBpARDS. Li, v.e ■—f umishea the land, mules and farm implnn.a. »1 11* " ■he wid of th. crop th. 0 I S G �C*PTURtO THE BOMB-THROWER. THE NEWS IN BRIEF. FA3 TTIME IN THE DERBY. BENTLEY BROS. & WHIMS gTRAW HATS! CHtCJUM, 16 “Th* P°lioe authoritfaa Unlive that they bar® und.-r arreat tho -jr who threw tho bomb into tho rank* ot U.JDUjta. rto. Htt nir.i i* lx»uia Ungy, and bo ba* been is than a voar Two nfttrtira -itanroon. When ... Sc-iuder attempted to arrant the alLlj botub grower be drew a navy revolver JJT.bn-kedltn German. “If I hu-.atodie voii ii die ui*' Schaller rushed upon hte •w.,‘:ld bv nmnbrur and a Wo and death . ennitsl- The men rolled over and nr-' -• ■-R’.'ig Ublre’and chair*. Officer UiK'C‘Wi'1 tflii haJ remaim-d ontaido IO „ wn» then U«m away irum rongy M.t the. jutsoiw hurried to th# Kan Chicago AvtnUi- 'UltlqU. • . wli.f Ihnr /IL! with vni. buol them and 1 am sorry I didn’t loarinn* "ind'found three dynamite n.i-,.L umdarl hi to* one thrown during tho haMVarkot riot. There liombs it ia s-Mitag* i"l1 ;11 lhs daring tho poet year. When the polira warcbed hU boord- I--ntly released ou the information he gji t th.' j»Uce. do larvd that Llngy had not t»rn in bt« room Hine the night ot tbo .xpi-n!'a Ijmi Monday the police learned tii: Hagy was hiding in tho home of a fntaIm kiuUroie»tiwt, and after visiting c-mr. «»:i ot the rreldenoM on the thoroughUrv xmted found- tbo anarchist. Lingy M4I.TIN IRONS TESTIMONY. The Ca*»r ot tjie Rtrlhe—a Cotniultteeluan Wrathy. hr. Lol 5Uy 15—Martin Iron*, of tho Kntekta-e.’ ictx-.r, wa* before the congree.V- si e-au.uU*'-friday. He said lite strike .tu>U t>y th-1 company, in vimtiou of |v. yea; - .igi-.wm.-at. refuting to listera to comririau mid* -y the men. Io testifying tn tb.- — vp'.t m - ontrioutiou* to help Ibo 1'xer* ti said they were received from inif1' :p lividuaU and from Wai! street. -' (LaughteJl ■' r.tn rtV.s1’ rtiwtsaid Mr. Parker. • Wi:.. -e..• money from there.'" 1 '■ . r:.- v r any civil question that l-ay . * (L ' . .. ’ ;><> y >u know w represent th-j.country ■al d y.Hi intend t* constitute yourreif the jtoigr ;.• tp.whether th- country's questions a; ; civil -r But ’ uskel tbo now irate lr >:;> U|'.;-efuAl ip. give the name* of th* on ..! ..snr«. LiH? Uijre was a laugh • Un he । declared the amount tq be only I •• Mi. 'I .'rter mentioned the fact that it .3: >;i i that the »trike was a stock;--b! iug H-b-u.e emanating fronfWnll street and inked >ir irons if bo know anything •tout i’. Mr iron* dented having any con M'tiou whatever with it 71- tomia;:!- o.T>|4eted their work here aid i-f: for H tubiugton Friday night A SCARE if< PARLIAMENT. .mated bjrt the Rupture petweei We have an Endless Variety of Stra“w Goods I Tom Campbell, of Cincinnati wa* Tl“ »M n» E,.^ 1 o.egram. « tM,„ dontba were rvnorte.1 . Th. Quincy, Missouri & Padfie railroad wa* sold Monday at St LouG to a represen' tative of the bondholders for >),0U).wft J The eomptroltar.of the currency Monday authorised the American Exchange Natdomd bank, of Chicago, to begin busiuem. with a capital of »l,tfW,0m» °* 0<ubak’" ■» Pittsburg. Monday, resulted in a bread, famine, a* the few smell retaUishmwts in operation can only supply their regular customer*. Tb* vlsibto supply of' wheat and corn ii respe.-Uvdy, jj.UI7.55l and IQ.ttURU bushda a decrease of 1,;IJOI,IMi butliel* of wheat and 1,175,511 bushds of corn. N*ariy every member of tb* United trailer*, Roltara and Heaters' amociatiop have signed a petition nuking tor reinstate nienfln tbo Amalgamated a**o?iation. The R.. L. Bjwnoer Novelty company of Wallingford. Conn., failed Monday tor ai®ut g!50,ixn. New York, Beaton and Chicago firtna are the principal creditore. Governor Oglesby hasordered the evacua, on of East St Ixrais by the militia About 1,100 carpenters at Allegheny City paper in Cleveland puts H’UTu,!sbi:rg aud Sir Joseph. good sta£"L^’,MWy to “ •xcn>u«*«y a000 *tart, and Mastnrnu.o« ... .u_ I T -a««Ti‘*ro wa* clear two ***». "ith Free Knight coming out of the bunched fi«ld behind him. Th« or dor was . . . properly, ou tho Gladstone It- tobbyland bouse ar* Oiled with oppanedts of Gladstone declaring rot -f tbo home-rule bill ia i- '• ।-ey ct J possibility of quretlou, ►■emi read.ng b£ a big majority. « and Wmg* nud their allies among obU liavr managed to get up beiu a - i>o of oxcitamont quite unu- GM*-, .k- aud < h.»niborlain. Tbo other day the 1 'll l-t<nw ttianagors were counting CT 14tins* servers. and cal otlatlng »s the second reading by a bi^ majority, ami to-night the ojrpoai tine are claiuung tho hmry battalions. I Udwt - a f-voight, and that Gladstone will P’s prooj of :.u readinees to meet all reasesabw o i>ctl<,iu Th* Tories will push the debate *b4 wt.rk han Ito -match a dlvieiro orfe., i reunion between the Lit>erals «a:i b- ?. t .inplishrd. Mr. Parnell ia resolved to prevent Ui-». and with his supporter* will Uk-» an aiitiv. part injbo debate/' GftEEGE WITHOUT A CABINET. - —“ aa jOi uoan of r- uiK*. and the tplnUterial crisis cwiuau. i j,; the prewnt critical condition ot nilair* lew m.'n of pronn.ienoe or capacity car. I-.- tirwenl -.1 ... .-i___ «. ... ' , arrcy, w-,o ,, . ... . -..... ~ oiuij WUI ue prow-ding. Th* impree"k'.°f n,fn“r»- «• ‘hat tb* waoie Kb-ui. of »a-rifle* and submission is I.«C| J1"" “»• calooei U" ‘ l' th* whli* hia suc- ■ot tooted |q —Kivo UM al leaM M— .k by Governor Hill, who refused to approve S3 u Ireland and .*-icotland The two remaining militia rompaniee on duty nt 1teet Su Loui* were ordered home Wednesday. Two hundred ami fifty-five Chinamen The Grand Lodge, Knigbta of Py tblas, of Wisconsin, in ee^lon at Oshkosh, Wadnee- Tb* IlUnoli state Sunday school conven­ tion in *r**lon at Bloomington ha, elected I. A. Trowbridge, of Rockford, president for the euming year. Tta> Cour production at Minneapolis test week reached llti,t*Xi barrel* against 111,1711 ■nd cost* at Milwaukee, Wednesday, by Judge Mallory, who denounced ths boycotu I ing btirine*. ai an outrage. Gn invitation of the executive council the Hou. Elihu B. Washburne, of Chicago, will act as prnaideat of the American exhi­ bition which will be opened in Landon next May. f Ratarday, May 10. Th* fund tor the benefit of the Chicago jollce now amount* to nearly $I2,O<M Among the Illinois pioneer* who died Friday were Horatio T. Elite, of Quincy, end M. H. Swtft, <4 Ottawa. The dry goo-te bom* of Charles R Clark, of Kalaniazoo. Mich., rotabUffied forty 45 pane* per <xmc*, making tt* bullion value of tb* standard dollar W.1< cent*. A famous *ummer hotel in Ber:.«hlre county, Mas-achuaetu, known as Greylock hall, valued at H0,(X>A **■ dretroyed by fire on Tbureday night An English bicyclist, named Stephan*, who undertook a tour of tbo world on bi* wheel, wa* arrested while creasing the front­ ier of Afghanistan. President Cleveland has nominated Henry F. Severance to be United State, judge for western Michigan, and David G Fulton as marshal tor western Wisconrin. A manufacturing firm in tbo Irish province of Ubtarhas concluded arrange­ ment* to transfer it* mill* to Germany, and Hi, *ald that other* are advisability of removing. 1 uo -banka ba* inr-reaaed to fil'd,4*5, Alling brothers, extensive leather deal­ er* at Roebeetar. K Y., mad* a general assignment Friday. ___ Tho British yacht Galatea «ail*d from London Saturday for New York, to com --w ---------- uuwaver, uunr mana Bc° A11, “nd «Pl<Uy picking B!ue WIng up the pair, followed hotly by Free Knight, ran a whipping tin Uh to tb* I?*}"*.BBder ““ ,lr:n« *!U‘ ^PP10* Blu* Wing by half a ^rc* Knl«Ut third—Time 2:SBi> This is the fasteit Derby over ran, aud when it is considered that th* horec* carried eight pound* mor* than on any previous ocouion the porformanco is remarkable. mi* • «ic;ni 'T* nature J uken UP Wj-n»«S Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in National laagee games played Friday: At bt Inute—I'Uladelphia 2, Ht Louis 4— five innings, at Detroit— Detroit 5, ikwton •»—eight inning* American asaooiaUon: At New York—Metropolitans 4, Baltimore 2; at Pittabarg-Lewisville 4. Pittaburg 1; at Cincinnati—St Louis 2, Cincinnati l:at Philadelphia—Athletic 1, Brooklyn 9. Other games po*t]xmed-raln. TRHEATENING INSURECTION. ' and Maple. Monuments & Headstones, H, Dflors asi Bis, Table Tops, Mantles, Cornice Mouldings, Sin«w’,y-1 w4U' 1:4BX; Kao^ kuk, ?rmlle, lOlffi. . A. CAMPBELL. Messrs. A. Black & Co., FLOORING iui winners in toe other races were as foUows: Jamiy Tracy, % mila, 1.-01S; Mod- Inside Finish & Band Moulding Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door . Screens. HF Prices and Estimated Riven on ap­ plication. And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select froip plwayson hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our wende; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim isto suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Dvbun, May IA-Crowded nweting* of Orangemen wore bold a: Newry gnd Mourn* Friday. Tbo attendants pledged themaelvM to refuse submission to a Dublin TELECRAPHY^ir I tsrataiMd. Writs VolsaUne Brts, Jans qr\ 111| MichiganCentral III HAVE y°ur EYES Tamper^ I TKT |\| ’m I with! The tramp spectacle | y \ meeting* enrolled tbenwelvM ns volunteers to resist by force of arms any attempt to euforve tho authority of an Irish logitlativs body. Letters were road from Canadian Orange organizations pledging their *up- I I \| JI I I . for your eyies. vender and the ordinary jeweler are neither of them com­ petent to prescribe Glasses TfVnn Cs>rnT0 PRESERVE YOUR EYESIGHT, 11 1 UU Udi U do not allow any but a professional 27ce in Londonderry than during the previous Occiilist or Optician to prescribe the kind of Glasses. It re-, quires an Expert-.to deal with so delicate an organ as the eye. and it is as dangerous to allow any other person to tamper with the eye as it would be to permit a quack to prescribe Niagara, Falls GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. FINE OLD- ENGLISH GENTLEMAN Taking effect Nov. ZKh. IMS. Dr. W. P. Polhemus> ily ailments. city, is an expert Occulist He has made a^ special study of the eye. has the requisite instruments to test tnfc"eyes-for glasses, and his terms are very reasonable, lit is both wisdom and econo­ my to go to him if you wish to get eye glasses or spectacles. He will fit you out in good shape, and there will be no guess­ work about it. All who wish to have their eyes treated or to procure , -< Full at. London, May 12.—Thomas Gibney, “gentleman,'' wa* arraigned in Clarseaville police court Turodsy, charged with having violated forty children, daughter* of work- building and attempted to lynch Gibnoy as rranoxa. Grand Rapid* Lv Middleville.......... Inrtni....... Haonxog. Eye-Glasses coiulderable difficulty. I.xuLvSAi-ous, Ind.. May 1- — Francis T. THE MARKETS. Detroit Detroit........... DOLLER MILL Moquta....... I \ Quimby........ HaenNGM... MM&vtiie.y i-imu uapm “ Ali train* run by ninetieth meridian. and *tuppla^ Artd other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. ______ 'CONKBCTIONB.-At Grand luq ago A West Michigan tor Ho. nrew dally. All other train* dally except Hur 5*nT. J. BUBH. Local Agent. Hastings. O. W. RUOOUtS. OTP. * T. A.. Chicago. fii»®Li»; ARM for RALE CHEAP.-Ont-bundred ■ere form for sale, fi’e ml « of lta*ttaxn. Hixty acre* Improved, living water, good orrhard ami all kinds ot fruit OntMiuarter of a nTur from a coort nabool bouse. ,T'-rm? 1r’iT""n,’ able. For particular* Inquire of Daniel Brant on said premise*. F bbl: *-c i-4-. '.K»1.0Q. »tr»wtH>m»*— u.»now. Spectacles, A. R. McOmber, the Jeweler, Jackson....... Eaton Rapids giaF following qaotetioM w»re rw or Should first consult Dr. Polhemus, and then get the glasses which he prescribes, which can be procured only of Insane asylum. ID* mania is that of ungroumted jealousy of hi* *lfs, an wrtimabk lady of -M years of age, and be ba* sMauhed and threatened to HU a reputable ciUneti, nJ te tor rooster*: tark*ya «Ol*Nc. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. Tou will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared,!*) serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. manufacturer* will at once cum drilling for a vupply of Mfibt and beat warmth daily. rteisrt Z71 A. BLACK. . (PINE AND CEpARj about Sy Bura V i. ay U-Tt“ tuoooB care ot wiU thiL i,7X5la‘ *11M Maxwell, charged "ua tbs tnvr, r . T1 ..___ •____ • . . ----- --j ~ „.<wu uuui nine wing, fol­ * w “"i »re« lu-wp^i u u>* i«d, ana luo —- • Of Kerry Orar i-tptton. F*..VI rate from Omaha to Chicago, a reduc- Yours, bound to please, (HEMLOCK AND PINE.)- M‘> U-Tba Tribune eeti ®f nmn m this city who w.. Olr«r suburb*, make* a total bf whii. Qflh’*“ w,nsoulbuVou* auut^ "• lUU oaL W^nere ^ZiL- rrT*rd*‘*la a -ncertalu an J ruany threats are mad. by PINE LUMBER, Pre* Knight and Blu. Wlx*. 2nd coramcn. >< vnicagxx SOFT HATS! *!“' “• "rtM» r d ■ -wore no taller* In lids Derby, and'the bunch held well together up to the bead of the stretch, when Garriy00 “*d» hi* r*lu with lUue Wlng,-»wtagIng into the bo*nn stretch with Fre* Knight and led out far the Kni.h ® forth a The German government has dispatched the oror-ship Falks to the North sea. to watch the operations of English fl.bermra Stiff Hats ‘"b’s Nu,re’ Br°wn ”d Standard and Nobby Styles in ROAD SCRAPERS/ -h-rr catupaign against tbow infernal ■ Doable Shovel Plus, ARE THE LATEST. weU Power l*t4 of th* Utb m»t, as fol- Farm Wagons, tmJck h ~ V-. ~ 77 T" Ma’ wuu Our styles in Mackinaw and Cantons • „„ .___ _ four droiU at LrindGi. The Socialistic member of tho German lYleteu. WUlta, „„ trip to th* United State, in September to acltato hie vtew-a A To select from. --- rwcv OI ill" Clav In XP°t.,’OO^g Fr* Knltbl *w IT U Ah >rcond- Th- starters w.r? G^v A11■ j BlU* Kr* KnJKb‘. Jim The Hull Gasoline Stoves. The Mirror This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. no flatterer. • Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is the charm­ er that almost cheats the looking-glass. At Very Low Figures. 1 also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at * very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Remember the place, and yonre respectfully, New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! �The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Mich., May 20th, 1886. It will Soon be Here ! Make Ready! A droll incident occurred in court lately, quite unknown outride of the court regions. A little god-daughter of the queen, a remarkably clever child of affectionate attention wu shown her. Editohial Notes. We have always maintained that when any measure calculated to relieve the country from railroad extortions was passed. It must originate from and owe ita effectiveness to the republican party. In the U. S. senate last week, Senator Cullom’s (Rep. Illinois) inter­ state commerce bill was passed by the decisive majority of 47 to 4. This bill was ably championed by Senators Con­ ger and l*almer of this state. It makes it a misdemeanor punishable by a heavy fine to discriminate in freight or passenger rates in favor of any locality; also to allow to individuals or corpora­ tions any rebates. As railroads are managed to-day. a Grand Rapids ship­ per can send a quantity ot freight to Dctriot rfa the Michigan Central at a much less rate than the Hastings ship­ per. The Cullom bill would prevent the M. C. R. R. from charging the Hast­ ings shipper more for this service dhan was charged the Grand Rapids shipper. Five commissioners, none of them to be owners of railroad stock, nor interested in any manner in any railroad nor in the employ of any railroad or railroad officer, are to be named by the president, with the approval of the. senate, who will have power to act on all cases of discrimination reported, institute suits against any offenders, etc. The repub­ lican senate originated and passed this bill, and it now goes to the democratic bouse. We shall see what that body will do with it ; could be gut out of the child. The little creature nat firm, l»lt upright, her little fists clinched, her eyes fixed, gazing straight forward. After the audience the child wtw asked why she acted so disagreeably—why she had not replied to her majesty. "Perche,“ replie.d the child, solemnly, “aveya paura chmnee una bizza." (Because 1 was afraid I would have a rage.) This little Margherita entertains the nursery once in a wliile with what Florentine noraes call a bizza. She throws harself passion­ ately on thu ground and kicks and soreums lustily. Imagine tho effect if such a scene hud taken place in the pres­ ence of royalty! •; The marvel is how those terribly rasped baby nerves, just on tho edge of tbo tempest, were kept in check by the child.—Rome Cor. Cliicago News. Railroad Shows. WORSE THAN A4^A Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes takes a deep interest in the movement to protect birds from slaughter. “I am my self," he says, “more titan tolerant of the some­ what intrusive intimacy of the English sparrow. No other birds outside of tlw barnyard let me comt' so near them—not even the pigeons. But still more am 1 indebted to the gulls and ducks, who dnring a large part of the year are daily visitors tn the estuary of the Charles, on which I look from my library wh^lows. I wish they could be protected by law, and if die law can not or will not do it, that public opinion would come between them and their murderers. Not kw. certainly, do I feel the shame of the wanton destruction of our singing hints to feed the demand of a barbaric vanity." —Exchange. Somebody pointe out that this year came in on Friday and will go out on Friday, and have fifty-thnw Fridays. TwtKnonths in tho year come in on Fri­ day and two go out on Friday. There are five months in tho year that have five Fridays. Thu phase* of th^ moon change five times on Friday, aim the sun was eclipsed on March 5, which fell on Friday. Tho longest day in the year and the shortest both fall on a Friday. Peo­ ple who have a superstitious prejudice against Friday will be apt to see strange coincidences in all tills.—Philadelphia Congress may get through by July 1st, Record. but It seems doubtful at present <A>ngressman Randal is credited with say­ A fashionable summer resort and fin­ ing that unless the present house shall est sanitarium In America. 333 miles close ita lalxxrs by June 1st, ita success­ west of Chicago, 24 miles east of Des­ or will bej republican. For the good Moines. All .Rock Island express trains of the country, it is to be hoped that stop there. Will open May 20. for sum­ this prophecy by the leading democrat mer of 1K8B—tiiat prince of caterers. Geo. Christian, manager. Accommoda­ of the country will prove correct tions for 330 guests. Parlors and rooms elegantly furnished. Tables sumptu­ Now that the excitement has ins de­ ously provided. W'ide, open varandaa gree subsided, the people of this coun­ on all sides, and windows admitting try fully realize that a mere handful of light and fresh air. Groitads In fine order. Swings, hammocks, bowling Chicago policemen stood us an adaman­ alleys, croquet, bill^rds, and every aux­ tine wall lietween a reign of anarchy iliary to healthful amusment. Pleas­ and the maintenance of the law for the ant walks and drives in shady grovm. protection of society and property rights. MIberal baths under direction of a com­ petent physician. “Old M. C." water, All honor to the men who so nobly a great restorer and invigorater. Beau­ did their duty. , tiful scenery. Facilities for boating and fishing. Thayer’s Northwestern As predicted by the Banker a sever­ Orchestra engaged for the season. In­ al weeks since, the boycott has proved a formal “Hope and evening concerts. boomerang in the hands of the work­ Good society and congenial surround­ ings. The temporary abode of cultivat­ ing men. The weapon has proved most ed and rtrined people. Write or tele­ destructive to the laborers, and has graph ax once for rooms before -the been declared against by the legal tri­ rush" commences. bunals of several of the large cities. Boycott must go. ALL It means high prices for goods. Largest, Best and Most Complete of All Amusement Enterprises' Presentedfor Public Patronage. The good paying customers pays 1st—The first cost of the goods. 2d—The regular percentage of profit. " 3d—A large percentage for the losses enumerated above from the credit system. Note the Day and Date. THE CASH DEALER HASTINGS! Saturday, May 22nd Can give his customers this large percentage oCJosp from the credit business. As he can sell goods cheai^r than his credit competitors, he can also sell more goods. The more goods he •sells, the smaller profit he can charge on each lot of goods sbld. Remember the Name. Do not Confound It with Other Shows. Are plain facta, which appeal to your commonVnse. J. H. BEAMER & CO. Have the largest stock of groceries, crockery and provident in Barry connty. Martin Irons desires to become Grand Master Workman of the Knights of Labor. H theK.of,L. expect to gain the good will of the people, they will in­ form him that the organization has a beautiful back door when viewed from the outride, and invite him. to inspect the saiuo from that quarter for all time to come. Martin Irons is a dan­ gerous man at the head of any organiza­ tion. . Secretary Lamar is described by a Colorado Democrat as “a sleepy old dreamer with as much idea of his work as a poodle does of mathematics." We shall expect to see the New Orleans Times-Democraf out this week with a bowl about insulting tlie south. CASH IS KING! The credit system involves time and money wasted in keep, ing bocks. It means big fees for the justice and constable. It means the loss of hundreds of dollars every year in any bimi. ness in uncollectable accounts. They sell .for Cash, and cash only. * They are the only grocery house in the county doing* strictly cash business. , * They can and do sell goods in their ^ne cheaper than any other house in Barry county. A strict test will convince you of these Fact. All goods warranted. All goods sold at lowest figures for Cash. Respectfully, The Greatest of All Great Shows. J.H. BEAMER & CO. MONSTER. Menagerie and Circus! VTRAORDINARY Menagarie, Aviary, Aquarium and Great World's Exposition of Animate and Inanimate Wonders. Positively the best equipped and most magnificent Railroad Show ever organ­ ized in tho world. 'Made more mammoth than ever by a Wonder!ul Wealth of attractions imported for this year. New, Bewildering, Strange and Startling. Eighty tens of Wild Beasts, the Largest Living Male Hippopotamus ever ex­ hibited in the world, the only Coal Black Sacred Elephant, whole Herds of Ele­ phants and Camels in the Grand Street Parade, the Largest Giant Elephant ever been in captivity, a Monster Oceanic Deep Sea Aquarium, holding specimens of all the Strange and Unwieldy Monsters of the Deep. An Aviary containing 5.000 Specimens of Beautiful Plumaged Birds, a World's Museum and Exposition of Wonders. . Values! IN--------- Ladies’ and Children's PRIG Jerseys and Jackets! Reported that Gladstone will be una­ ble to hold his party to his bill for Home Rule for Ireland. A few years hence the kickers will kick themselves for not having followed where the grand old man would have led them. The Bohemian oat business has be­ come of such magnitude in Ohio that a bUl to protect the farmers against this great swindle has been introduced In the legislature of that state. The Allegan county greenbackers have declared against fusion with the democrats. Not so the Barry county democrats. They are prepared to fuse with any tii ing. While Michigan may be relied upon to change her political record of 1884, the change will not Inure to the benefit of the fusion party—or the democratic party rather. j, Mr. H. F. Severns, of Kalamazoo, law partner of Congressman Burrows, has been named as Judge Wlthey’s aucceasor. This is another blow at Comstock. MOST PERFECT MADE We have the most Complete 8T. Li Tlie Giant Horse, K? ’T SPECIAL ~ ill EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE Whooe extraordinary sue is in no way exaggerated. He is in no way exarmratel He is a Giant among Giante, and the LARGEST HORSE ever mortal man. " 3 1OO 1,000 Male and Female Artists Employed. *| Men, Women and Children Engaged. 1,000 Grand Street Pageant and Tournament. «rti,Uc ^><1 reluct Parade ever prramt«L There is a decline ia the number of business failures in this country, which j£R. MARBLE sliows a reaction against the business depression caused by tlie strikes. Mil. Iowa takes the lead in framing a law prohibiting alitns from ovtaiog real Custom Wool Carding, UN SHORT NOTICE. Our New Spring Stock is In All the Latest Novelties! Come ELXid See! Remember that in Be sure to witncm IL Charlevoix county, not to be outdone proportionii. in the City. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.. CHICAGO. Doors open daily at 1 and 7 foraumcc at 2 and 8 p. in.; Aquarium and Menagerie “ - Be in Town Early. Hoc. Cyrus G. Luca will deliver an Arenic Per- The Little Brick Grocery We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, and we pay more for Butter and Eggs. Mm i* IJM, !i &. to|t««raiu ■ &. Barnes �The Hastings Banner. The r<*\deat Jxu!lie« of the Peace PEHSONALMENTION. Orao Strong <n to th. city MuniUy. 'sT,NGS. THURSDAY. MAY ». 18M. <J’HE Indies home mhsionarv uoaetv wfll meet with Mm. J„h"yR^k"‘J Local Advertising Rates: >« pS.S,’™000 ’"<*J s ..Hurki LuralA. S cent* per line. r.:?BrMix>cais.»<«ia>^»*’ ' *.•_ . I jm-aN. I3H cent* per Une. i the hammer and saw o>XoticM.p cent* per Une. is a cheerful sound to the dty. iln of ttianks. taeetite per Hue. .. , *r ;uk! peatb no.icr* tree. v rar Entertainments tar prottoC to|5muS» or organ'zatlona.rxceptlorcharttable 1V'liSoIcut purpose*, will be charged for at b “£m?U vlltofttoS* h One or them we may not fall to specify. It ww rociosed* in an envelope bearing « this luuerintion, ‘•From the parents of tho bride. H deed of property which cr*t 83.350. And as to refreshment* for the guests, they were superabundant trod of great variety. Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby have the best wishes of a host uf friends. JOSS BESSMSB, Ub Jswdff, The Detroit Free Press of date the 24th inst. says; •“Enthusiasts at Hast­ ings, Mich., the home of Charley Bald­ win, aect 13 bats to the Detroits, one for nuuiagrr Watkins being about the size of a lend pencil.” The Free Pr« is correct in its Inference that Hastings people nre proud of Baldwin and his success on the diamond nnd field, all the more so from the fact that he is everv inch a gentleman. A base ball team composed of such as he cannot but com­ mand the respect of all, both from their superior playing rad their gentlemanly deportment. THE DEERING The following are the names of teachers in Barry county receiving certificates, in addition to those already published: Third Grade: Jennie McDonald, Martha Brezce, Lillian Hare, Luella Bassett, Clara Robinson. J. A.Dewolf, Anna Nash, Minnie Barnaby, Eva Scuder. Hannah Whitby. Lizzie Whitby, Florence E. Harford, Eva A. Otte, 8. T. Chase. Bertha Hall Addie Campbell, Hattie Campbell, Maomle Slawson, Jennie h ase, C. A. Spaulding. JRROMF. J, ENGLAND. 8-c. .$rT. 1!Tnl!1? to Wtu>« °“ caaomm at G. G. Spaulding'sj Notice elsewhere the advertisement Sherman Fowler visited Nashville of Acme prepared paints, they are the best in this market. For sale at Good­ friends over Sunday. year s Drug store. r Il?ck returned yesterday F<lK SPECTACLES! Morrel'8 party at Gun Lake from hla western trip. “P1'*™1 l^'iackUss. whose w«gh£ <. JSh.8- DeP>'xree?’ of Eaton Rapids, was&JOittraJMe are now waiting pa­ is visiting relatives here. tiently for the “next!" ‘ P“T,eoP°rt' of Woodland, The Irvings are to play the Hastings u as in the city Saturday. club at the fair grounds to-morrow, in­ ’ Mrs. J. M. McElwain, of Battle Creek, stead of the Middleville club, ia an ­ riwwhere. is visiting friends in this place. nounced in the programme. . JOHN BE88MER, • W. ,X'. Barclay, of Grand Rapids, The foundation walls for the roller vlsitttl Hastings friends Friday. Jeweler and Optician. mill are in procq^s of erection. It is « massive wall, giving evidence that the ?a*5*,e* f^arcon. of Galesburg, was in mill wiU be substantially built J this city a portion of the past week. pARMEKS! E. .Ilogle and N. T. Parker made ■It is with regret that citizens learn of the contemplated removal of Lewis an overland trip to Lowell Tuesday, Don't Civ© Any Orders'. Btern and family from this citv. Wa uffl? *»«>,»< the linn ot Otto Broo.. believe Mr. S. intends going to ChicagoA Middleville, is on our streets to-day. <Mr.*M. A. Nuis is now prepared to Rev. Henry is at Kalamazoo, in at­ raise or move >LuihUngsr) He has all tendance at an Episcopal convention. the necessary apparatus fbr doing this Mre. L. I). Gardner returned from a THE OLDEST! work, and thoroughly understands the business. visit with Charlotte friends on Monday. TING'S 0PT10MATER! . IB Mwt to Test tlie Eyes CfRcrrr.CovRT Proceedings.—The folk wing are the additional cases dte• nosed or at the last term of Circuit Court, which adjourned Thursday lust: Kcufield vs. Jordan; stipulation to appoint receiver. ■ . Charles L. Putnam vs. Samuel P. Shafer; petition granted for .surplus af­ ter foreclosure. Roi al W. Peak \n. Henry WlUte et al, foreclosure; decree. Charles F. Dwight vs. Miner Mead, forecloaure; decree. C. Aultman & Co. vs. Ambros Cox; judgment for plaintiff for 8231.91. Toledo L’low Co. va. Louis Norton; judgment for plaintiff for 8116.77. J. G. Goodyear witnessed the Detroit* The collection for benevolent purpos­ an. Gw>1 Trav, Agviil. es. subscribed at the M. E. church Sun­ 1 liiladelpbia gume at Detroit Thurs­ day last in addition to theamount himd- day. irpufr* always on hand. e<l in since, amounts lo'-betw<®n 8J0o Bert Morrill, of Grand Rapids, spent and 8400. CARRIAGE FAINT! a tew dnya of lhe past week in Hast­ ings. There is likely to be but one resigna­ tion this year in the corps of teuchers T. J. Bush and 11. A. Goodyear left employed in our city schools, while for Gun Lake this, Wednesday utter' • Buggy for any if there are on file a large number of ap­ noon. fhfxr I’olarx. plications. Chas. Campbell, of Middleville, visit­ •. Cllrou Yellow. Garnet, Coach ed his brother Thomas here the past The summer meeting ot the rtate i.rren, Jet Black. horticultural sociry will be held June week. No Varnish Needed. 16th rad 16th in the city of Ijinslng. Mr. F. Warren, of Greenville, was the Primary School Moneys.—The fol­ An excellent programme has been pre­ guest ot Ira Van Valkenburg and wife lowing shows the number of children pared for the occasion. Bunday. in eabh township included in the appor­ Mrs. C. H. Cole has returned from an tionment of primary school moneys, <Penry Strong, the Morgan brick manufacturer, has just completed the extended visit to relatives and friends rad the amount apportioned to each: ' burning of a kiln of 1Q0.000 brick jand a| Saline. a large quantity of tilt} He will iw-U Geo. W. Mead, of Charlotte, visited the same on very reasonable terms. friends in this city and vicinity the GoaiyBM’j Brag Stare. Local News. WII.KIX8. The building lately occupied by Ed. Evans as a tin shop bus beat removed CoL C. W. Armstrong, of Bowens to Jefferson street, north of Alate’s Mills, was a welcome caller at this of­ blacksmith shop, and will be used as a fice Friday. warehouse by II. A. Goodyear A Sons. Miss Mabie ScHeck, of Nashville, (jjVdiUK on the foundation of the Hast­ was the guest of Miss May Tomlinson ings House will be commenced to-mor­ the past week. Mrs. John G. Goodyear is visiting row. Mr. Peter Cockburn will have charge of the mason work. He has tier piu’ents in Ohio, and will remain gainedjm enviable reputation as a stone several weeks. mason.) Friday, evening last CoL H. H. Gill (.Will 11. Goodyear has purchased lectured before the Woman's Retief Corps at Homer. Midi. of J. P. Roberts, interest in the premises W. H. Fowera, F. T. Colgrove and E. lately occupied by Fred*k Hotchkiss} Y. Hogle made a business trip to Mr. G. is now the sole owner thereof Grand Rapids Thursday. and will at once commence operations Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, of Charlotte, to remodel the iHiildiug. were the guests ot Mrs. Chas. Hotch­ It is to be hoped that the Iward of kiss a portion of last week. supervisors at their June meeting will Frank Matthews wil leave Friday for properly submit the queationvof build­ Chippewa Falls, Wis. He expects to ing a new county JulL fo ba vuted on at locate tn the Badger state. the fall ejection. Barry county cannot Dr. W. H. Smith, formerly ot Cedar afford to do longer without suitable Creek, is now located at Niles for- the county buildtajp*. practice ot his profession. In</ITRIEn among our business men Messrs. L. L. Holloway, Dr. J. C. reveals the fact that trade now is bet­ Andrus, W. Nelson and IL K. Grant • Ill bJ thxukful ter than it was a year ago. This in ispent Tuesday at Wall Lake. connection with the prospect ot a frultIL A. Durkee, of Nashville, attended ci. ewent s>in;ii. fuI season rad the large amount of bulld­ the marriagu of his cousin Etta Pen­ og in progress, makes our merchants nock to- (has. Barnaby Thursday. F<>n drasn tile or sewer pipe, call OH wear smiling faces. Misses Carrie Mallory and Jennie me' service in reporting Frace, of Nashville, were the guests of The tell L«>is j.r lan nt the lair grounds the base ball gumes is Misses Belle and Hrttie Hotchkiss. the result morrow, Thursday. proving highly satisfactory in this city. Married, May 22, at the M. E. person­ Reports are received daily between 6 JO age. by Rev. Hunsbergex, FredU Lmannouncehitiit in this issue. and 7 p. tn., rad thus far have been cor­ iugton and Miss Olive L. Edger, all of Rutland. rect. Michiganders wear a broad smile 1 ;u: ihphsts cleared over 821 from as thev read the figures set opposite the Nth* o! cr»-:un show day. Mrs. M. L. Williams will leave for Detrolts these days. Dansville. Wis., Thursday, to make an Ml—«:u have seven good cows Mr. A. Rorabeck has purchased of extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. to -n-Jj uii very reasonable terms; Ella Holt. Laki i. and complete line of Indies' N. Bailey the lots east of his residence, Mmrs. H. C. 1’eckham, N. Brayton. ghr. i ju*t received at Morse E. Nevins. and will erect thereon barns rad sheds S. W. Finch. John Yarger and Chas. I1a‘T;n-(.f has witnessed many better for the accommodation of the traveling Bronson, of Freeport, were in the dty public. This will afford farmers a place snows than Burr Robins' combination. Monday evening. to leave their teams whi n in town at a Li.eam don't forget to bring that nominal cost. We predict success for Geo. Barnes. I. Hendershott and E. W. Morrill, of this city, and J. H. Cut­ u oace F°u promised tlie Mr. R. in this venture. ting, of Detroit, spent Sunday and That farmers produce is low is a Bes; i:-, e button kid glove for one fact that cannot be disputed. Neither Monday at Gun Lake. Miss Ella Burkbelmer. who has <Whr ever brought to this city at Morse can it be disputed that Stouffer A Craw­ sprat the past two years with Julius r. in. ley are giving their customers about as Russell and family, returned to her The M- ond volume of Grant's Mem­ many goods for the same quantity of home in Pennsylvania, Monday. oirs ti;;, delivered to subscribers produce as they did when it was much Walter Cole and wife, who went to m this city; higher. A visit to their store wiU con­ California March 1st, for the benefit of " i- H*>rr |. a large attendance at vince you of this fact the former’s health, returned on Friday. cfccmtian day services in this city St. Lovis, a Michigan dty no larger The climate did not agree with Mr. Mowhy next. 7 than our own, has a business men’s as­ Cole. i‘i.5:-. at the Baptist church sociation known as a Board of Trade. Makbikd, at J. G. Bunyan’s, this §«W»th.at 10:90 a m.by Rev. W. The object is to put forth organized city, Mr. Stephen S. Pew and Inez: M. rd!?.of Middleville efforts to secure manufacturing institu­ Runyan, both of Grand Rapids, by Rev. •>v ku :«• 11 oils of hay have been bough t tions. It has done wonders for St. Lou­ Mulherou. of that city. and pchereby Mr. Burlingame in is In the past year, and its usefulness tions and best wishes of Hastings the i v.., months. has but begun. Why would not such friends go with the newly married an organization be a good thing for couple. <i.v ! t-'?‘5c,u Kames were worked show Judge Hooker and Hon. P. T. Van ««<*«» are not so Hastings. wealtrjy ;is wt.rR. The cantatta of Queen Esther will Zile, of Charlotte, and P. T. Lolgrove and L. E. Knappen went to Gun/Lake Wwc ,a VPrF large crowd in be presented here about June 15th un­ Tuesday. The question now agitating l? fat!!rJay« attracted in a great der the management of Mr. Tidball. of the public is, which of the quartette tuuasuj* by the circus. Grand Rapids. The proceeds will go to­ will be able to tell the most plausible kJ,l':'ar^,st variety of moderate and wards the purchase of a new organ for fish story, upon their return. Odds are (7? ।'ri": paper in Hastings at the M. E. church. Local talent will offered in favor of home talent supply the parts for the cantatta, and ’•oorlywir's Drugstore. Mrs. Addle Q Ftamlng-we K«*MrlC. C. Field and family, of Char­ ’“1 Bn?t_ matle in thls city will be In Hastings at that time, and lotte, nave removed to our city, occupy* a?tXa ^ay. liwt' “Mough the circus has consented to render a number of se­ ing the Z. Shepherd house in the first «ttr**le.| a lurge crowd) lections. The play will be worth bear­ ward Mr. Field is a first-class miller "mterfeit 8s were circulated ing. and Mrs. Fleming’s solos would of and will be the manager of the new loX?ta*rUnlay' Frcl>ably by.somefel- themselves draw a good audience in roller ndll here.) He is in every way worthy tho mplh «»<1 conthlajco oj ‘o»h *il(, follow the show. Hnstings. our people. «0<l «e trull he rtijtad to With commendable enterprise, local r'the “■ «»>»■ Hastings b pleasant, and profitable attL'u v*?’*.1 memorial sermon dealers have offered ibr sale fiowering abiding place.__________ • E. church Sunday morning. plants from Grand Rapids florists. ^Larhiep.—On the evening of May tb, W tWtur made u reorganlu After having gone to the exprase and dll™ t"raet Band’ “1th in- trouble of procuring theto. you cm im­ 90th, 1886, at th e residence uf the bride’s Umu prefect, of mcMm_ however. agine how these dealers feel .wb® parents Hastings, by John Levlngton, “■“'It'-UIUXT. HoUowjy, Andrus, aee wagnn loads of flowering pirate, Minister of the Gospel, Mr. Charlie D. ixnf i«k*,n are building a barn and also IromGrand Rapids, froj/ ® Barnaby rad Mies Etta R. Penn «k, sale at prices that represent the dif[Jlthou* on their grounds at Wall for fCreSw between frdght rad horee trras- both of Hastings.) The bouse, which WM Otted up loathe portotion. The ordinance reouirmg edmlrihle urte. w» well Oiled with it tm?2.‘i^Naven’*? wUl doubttai. be- such venders to pay •» per day license very pleasant company of invited Bbould be enforced. meats, sohie sixty in number. The not be allowed to compete with borne “uy Rd hotel. The mill will SS busintts men on such disadvantageous •ers to go on that street. NO STRIKE! FURNITURE ROOMS. We are pleased to announce to the public that the existing labor troubles have not effected the price of our goods. But furniture and all manufactured goods insist soon command higher prices; in fact, manufacturers have already made an advance, which dealers must of necessity soon meet. Fortu­ nately, we have a large and well selected stock, bought be­ fore the labor troubles assumed such formidable dimensions, and we propose to give our customers the benefit of our good fortune m this instance. Call early, and bear in mind that we are here for the purpose of selling goods. We know that our poods and prices defy successful competition. e have not the Space to enumerate the articles we keep in stock. Suffice it to say, we have anything you want in our line. ‘‘The proof of the pudding is in chewing the string,” so runs the ancient maxim. We nave both pudding and string, sq prove the truth of the above, by calling at ourktore, north side State St., where a hearty welcome awaits you. Youra Respectfully, . SPANGEMACHER & MASON. P. S.—Screen Doors and Windoics made to order. Mack Door Hanger^! IRON TRACK. • The Strongest and Easiest Running. This cut shows Hanger on the track, the bracket and lag screw by which the track is secured to the building, and our method of splicing the track. # iiii u turn i m Points of Unparalleled Excellence. tooa» m Heretofore the Banner has not made mention of the visit of Dr. Hess the noted specialist, of Grand Rapids, thinking it last to wait until he should prove himself efllcimt to do as he claims, and now we are gliul to inform the peo­ ple in vicinity that there is a source from which relief can be obtained, if not a possible curt. Dr. Hess has been doing a powerful sight of good tor that class of sufferers who have l>een ailing for vears, having tried every known means to find relief: but obtained none whatever. Their case liehig considered utterly hopeless, /ftuuireth ot just such cases the Dr. cures every year and be has manv living witnesses who are not only willing, but anxious to testify to the efli'denev of his treatment He will be here again Monday May list, and can be consulted at tho Hastings House. Horse Notes.—The cream gelding owned at Nashville, entered in the free for all race tomorrow, is said to lie a fly­ er. Phin Smith drives h valuable mare. She can show a good gait. There are several promising colts in this dty and vicinity. N. T. Parker's Fred B. Hine has de­ veloped wonderfully, and Is now in fine trim. The breeding of this horse is A I. It is said that E. Y. Hogle takes more solid comfort with hte fine turnout than does any man In the city. We notice that road carts are not so popular with our horaoowners as they were last season. The roads in all directions from this dtv should be put in better condition. It would be a paying investment, both as regards drawing additional trade to the city and affording more pleasant drives for our people( Kyrat Chief, owned bv Chas. IL. Bau­ er, is a fine speciman of horse flesh) He is a black brown, 15J4 hands high an<f weighs over 1,200 pounds. He has a compact rad sinewy ^rm. muscular and well-shaped llmba, and a tree open gait. In bis veins courses the blood of some of the most famous horses for speed and endurance ever in this coun­ try? He can be seen at the stables of J. M. Bauer. , ... , Golden Hero. » golden ter Wbjnde high and weighing upwards of 1^00 Siimds, te owned by J. M. Ba™£ orsemtn pronounce him a valuable animal tor stock purposes. * perfectly true nntl etnootti groove cut in rim ol carrying roll­ er out of solid nothing but treat! ot roller to touch the track, making It practicilir smtxab----------------------------- -— ».-H cannot lx-Uirown from tbo ir*ck.*ndpot*«mM BdesTBC of SexlblUty uueq**lrd by uiy other slidlag device, allow!ug the bottom ot the door to swing out three feet while the lh*MVr I* not crxniprd In the least unit still bolds Its grip on the track. Our Iron truck Is the strongest track tn tbo market. Obe ten-foot piece ot our standwl six*. IHxl*. will sustain 4.000lbs. without Ihlury. , K—Our track has the ouly prefect spile* If! use. C.—Our method ot securing the track by Iron brackets dispenses with strip of timber outside the braiding, thereby avoldl g the Inevitable decay and warping out of line resulting from the ex­ posure to xttnosphrrlc influences nt any wixn! or partially wood track. 7.—Every port of both tnek and hanker Is made to standard gang'! by special machinery, thaa securin* uniform axeellta&ee unattainable bv otben. s -It Is the cheapest banger, when account 1, taken ot the time and skilled labor saved In potdurkbiiity*" ewrt*u’tT' “Xety ‘Ul£’ e“e otoperation, and Its undisputed superiority of stra«tb and If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the 'Acme" Brand, And Accept No Other I For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE “ACME ’L PAINTS . —r---- FOR---------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paints are comptwed entirely of ttrictly pure materials, consisting of WhiU Lead, Oxide of Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce the different shades, the whole l>eing ground and mixed In a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed (Hl; the result lining an ar­ ticle which for fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market. Experience has demonstrated, that for dMrflbffffy, the “Acme” P/rinte are far superior to strictly pure White I^ad, — as Lead, when used alone; can from the mode of its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of Lead, with none if its disadvantages. As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor rad excelling in durability and apjtearance. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Professional painters are evtrytohere eudursing them, owing to the superior results accomplished through their use, and the great saving in time rad labor For Banm, OutboildingB rad Roofs, use $1000 forfeit xr jror ba rsixsi fir.i.BB. Neal’s Adamant Paints., Why let your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINTS? The cost will be but a trifle. .(7 beautiful shades.) When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They are put up In % pinto, pinto and quarto; (18 shadee. exclusively for fam­ ily use. Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. --------- AGENCY AT--------- Goodyear’s Drugstore. Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and . Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medictnes Advertiaed in thia Paper. �■'* —- Agricultural The editor of thia department ia not responsible for the articles on Burdock Bitters and St. Jaoob’z Oil that appear­ ed in thia portion of the last issue. We are unacquainted with the merits of these new agricultural commodities, but would advise caution. Burdocks from • an agricultural standpoint are to be carefully avoided, and a war of ex­ termination waged. Aa to St Jacob’s Oil. it may be some new axle grease, but we still believe in castor oil for wagons, and lard oil or sperm for machinery. If it is a food, oil meal is old and tried—known to i>e good for '■calves. We do not wish to crush these two new aspirants for pub­ lic fiivor, hut farmers cannot be to caretuL We advise caution. For particulars ot the great Prairie Fanner Com Show send for Prairie Farmer of May 15th. Address 150 Monroe St, Chicago. They offer 8577 in prizes, and it is a laudable enter­ prize. ■____________ Ohio Farmer. The following is from a lecture by Sec’y J no. E. Russell, before the Essex (Mass.) County Agricultural Society, as reported for tne Mirror and Farmer: We generally over-feed all our domes­ tic animals, and the horse is no excep­ tion. The horse is a good deal like man, and for one thing he’s a glutton; he will cat more than is good for him, and, as most men feed too heavy, he generally has a chance to. The horse has a very small stomach for so lyge an animal, the largest one ever rheasured holding but sixteen quarts, and that of the aver­ age horse holding twelve or thirteen quarts, which is very qxidlly filled and rapidly digested, ana so tlie question is not only now much to feed but how often to feed it. Now, I know that there are many horses that are fed only in the morning and at night, and they have their counterparts among men in the bankers and merchants who break­ fast early and dine late, working hard meanwhile at their business, and the first you hear they drop out from paral­ ysis, apoplexy or something of the kind; and so with the Ijorses; they are work­ ing on their nervous force, and after two sr three years they begin to fail a little;\tbey are not quite what they were and their owner begins to think be must “put ’em off." They don’t just suit him. aren’t quite what he wants, and he “puts ’em off” on to somebody else and when tWehe to fifteen years old, instead of being in their prime, they ore played out or dead, when if properly cared for they should be good for nearly twice that number of years. To Save their power hh long as we can we must feed in accordance with thtir anatomical construction, and that xueuas to feed three times daily and one of those three feeds to be given in the middle of the day. Now, ns to how much; we cun come as near to a rigid rule with the horse as with any ani­ mal that we care for, but still we must use some judgment. The ordinary horse requires 2 per cent of his weight per day of hay and grain; that ia, a horse of 1,000 pounds weight requires twenty pounds of hay and grain per day and that amount may best constat of tea pounds each. A great many horses are wom out by feeding them too much. I remember a jolly old gentleman who always “liked to feed all his critters well” and who generally ate too much himself. He bought a young Western horse, and. as he was driving by, stopped and asked me whnt I thought of his new beast. “Why.” said I, "he is a mightv fine one.” Well, a few months later, ne drove my way again and asked mo to look at his horse and tell him what the matter was. 1 looked and asked him what he had done to him, “for," said I, “he don’t look like the same horse: he looks like a poor relatiou; he’s only a skin with precious little stuffing; he must have been got by Sawhorse out of Nightmare; what have you been feeding him ?” “Why,” said he. “I have fed him enough; he'a had all the hay he would eat and twelve quarts of meal a day.” “Well," I ans­ wered, “that’s not a horse anyway but a manure machine and you have been working it too hard; cut him down easy to six quarts or. better, to eight quarts of oats and ten pounds of hay." He did so and his horse was soon all right again. Most horses will eat more than is good for them if they have a chance to get all they want and this is especially true of the old hors<w; they will also often eat much to fast, same as their masters. I have a wax- of cur­ ing ii horse of bolting its feed' that is worth patenting. 1 haye a four-yearold filly of great promise that I was ex­ pecting to get 8500 to 8600 for that legan to rundown badly without any apparent cause; her hair looked rough and harsh as though off her feed or out of condition, and a horse’s hair shows the condition of the system as plain os does a man’s countenance. 1 watched her eating and found that she ate her oats in one-halt the time that the others took for theirs, and ate them all before touching her hay, whBe tho others would take first a mouthful of oats and thtn a bite of bay. I said “I’ll see about that.” and xvent out in the yard and picked up a hatful of pebbles about half as big m your fist and put them in her crib with her oats the next time she was fed. It was great fun to bear in-r rattle those stones around, and it took her about an hour to eat her oats; but under this treatment she improved so much that I soon got a large price for her. and after she was sold gave her purchaser the recipe for keeping her ta good condition. A horse will eat dry meal slower then when wet. The mart economical feed for the working team is doubtlesa, wet cut feed, med and hay; but I should have more or There is no use the mother is shlftkw. the boys refuse to work, and the girls busy themselves ova* gewgaws. There is no use in puttirftap the motto. “The greatest of these isdurity," while the tongue of the backbiter wags in the family, and silly gossip is dispensed with at the tea table There Is no use in placing up conspicu­ ously the motto. "The literal man ueviaeth literal things.” while the monev chinks in the pockets of “the head of the household." groaning to get out to see the light of day. and there are dol­ lars and dimes for wines and tobacco and other luxuries, but positively not one cent for the church. In how many homes are three mottoes standing—let u» say hanging—sarcasm, which serve unlv to point a jest and adorn a satire! The beauty of quiet lives, of trustful, hopeful, free-handed, free-hearted, charitable lives, is one of surpassing loveliness, and those livre shed their own. incomparable fragrance, and the world knows where to find them. And they shall remain fresh and fade.l«>s when the colors of pigment and the worsted and the floss have faded, and the frames have rotted away in their joints. ____________ Ohio Fanner. . In the Ohio Farmer of March 6th, page 154. there to an excellent article on “Tedded Hay and Hay Tedders,” by Mr. H. A. Simon. Our experience last haying season strongly confirms his opinion that bay tedder properly used will pay for itself In one season, but not in his conclusions that they are far from being perfect, and should be made heavier. All improved farm machin­ ery requires to be handled with intelli­ gence, judgement and skill, to obtain the test results possible. Our tedder to built very strong and solid, and to well balanced; it can be used with either one or two horses, but we prefer using one strong active one. At first we found the same difficulty with extra heavy grass, but we soon learned how to adjust the marine and vary the working so as to accomplish splendid work under all conditions. Do not start the tedder too soon after mow­ ing; wait until the top portion of the mowed grass is wilted and dried a little, so that when upset it will stand up loose. Go around the patch in the con­ trary direction to your mower. In very heavy gnus make the horse walk fast and with the hand lever raise the forks as high as possible and yet turn all the grass over, in light grass lower the forks and drive in an orpinary walk. Vary from these simple directions as experience finds desirable. Usually, hay mown one afternoon, and tedded about ten o’clock next morn­ ing, can be hauled to the biurn in the afternoon; but very heavy/early-cut clover requires much longer time. It can be managed nicely by leaving it lay until after the middle of the afternoon and then turned upside down by tlie tedder, so that the dew falls on the' green part and does little or no damage, 'rhe next day rake up into winrows be­ fore the leave? become crisp, then with the horse rake bunch it into forkfuls, and draw in. Alm to cure the hay in the swath and winrow so that it 'will retain till its leaves and blades. Avoid cocking it up if possible, as it goes in­ to a sweat and requires an extra dav for drying out. <7 for “There’s no calamity could befall a woman which I have not 9uff>-reu, tiakl an Indtanaapolis woman to her hus­ band. “Oh! no, my dear; not so had as that For instance: You are not a widow," he spiled sweetly, She held her breath two seconds, and then re torted, “I Mid •calamity.' Sir!" w.-«l(ling. Tbr BaroDrss Nirfme de Hupman was wedded al81. Patricks .Cathedral to Count Krakowski. We have not learned whether the Baroness will continue to let rooms on the sec­ ond and third floors to lodgerB.althnugh we understand that the Count will con­ tinue business at the same old stand, fourth chair from the window, left side ns you go in. Sea-foam, ten cents ex­ tra!—Hawkeye. A patent medicine manufacturer diet! in New York last week. Before he died his friends asked him bow he would like to be burled. He had just strength left to say:—“Insert me top column next to reading matter fiftytwo times electro by mail,” and then he closed his ryes and passed away to that bourne where there are no omis­ sions nor wrong insertions. Dumley was making an evening call, and the nice little boy of the family had been idlpwed to remain up a little later than was usual. “Ma." he said, during a lull in the conversation, “am whiskey talk?’’ "Certainly not," said ma; "what put that absurd notion into your head?" ‘Well." he replied. “I heard you say to pa that whiskey was telling on Mr. Dumley, and I wanted to know what it said!” ' Mrs. Slimdiet—“I am going to buy some nine mottoes to decorate our home. Of course I have a ‘Bless our. Home’ motto for the front hall, and I also have appropriate ones for the par­ lor. It is the dining room that bothers me.” Boarder—“1 saw one to-day that would be just the ven’ thing.” ’ Mrs. Slimdiet—“Indeed! Where was It?" “In a grocery store." Mrs. Slimdiet— “That is a queer place. What did it say?" Boarder—“It said. ‘If you don't see what you want, ask for it!’ "—Phil­ adelphia Call. An Indian woman born deaf and dumb regained her speech after mar­ riage. Her husband now demands a divorce. Men make their wills, but a woman seldom does. In fact she has so much will that she wouldn't have time to go shopping if she did. An exchange publishes an account of a wedding under the head of "musi­ cal." Wrong again; tlie music doesn't begin until a year after the wedding. It is great fun to be a king in the Sandwich Island.*. Kalakuua the other day “ran with der machine" to a fire, pumped water tor several hours and drank beer out of a big tin pail. A fashion item says “round waists are fashionable now.!’ We are glad to heas it Nothing so disconcerts a youhg man who sits up with his girl, as hugging a waist that feels like a soap box. A Detroit medical exchange .-lays l>edbug bites are healthful. The editor I who wrote that has our permission to indulge in the delightful recreation of building up his health as much as he You will never succeed in finding likes. permanent relief from rheumatism un­ The most beautiful lady in the world til you haye used SL'Jncobs Oil, the lives in a great many places. There great pain-cure. Price fifty cents. are abo^t fifty up to date. The books stolen from the Unadilla Capt Belle Boyd. “The famous rebel schoolhouse have been found In the spy," has been lecturing In Michigan. woods, and school will “keep” again. We have seen a picture of Belle and can safely assert that the mart prominent How Aften to the light of the house­ hold clouded by signs of melancholy or feature connected with her hfe is her irritability on the part of the ladies. nose. That stands like out a Last year's Yet they are not to be blamed, for they store account are the result of ailment peculiar to that sex. which men know not of. But the cause may be removed and joy re­ stored by the use ot Dr. Pierce’s “Fav­ orite Prescription,” which, as a tonic and nervine for debilitated women, is certain; Bate and pleasant. It is beyond all compare the great healer of women. At Climax, Tuesday, a hog attacked H.' H. Pierce and would have killed him had not his wife ran to his rescue. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakens the system, and we all know that the termination of this dangerous practice iv a consumptive's grave. Doni take the chances, when u fifuv cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will safely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar tettle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family K Barnum can secure the runaway Democatic Ohio Senators for his show hls fortune will be made in one season. There Js nothing just now in “the Wild West” which would draw better. There is a tramp who haunts the coat end of Dallas who has got it down fine. He has reduced it to a perfect system. He has his peculiar customers, so to speak. He knocked at the door of a house. The owner came out As soon as he saw the tramp be said; "Now, look here: last week I gave you a nkkle to stay awaj ten days, and here you are back again. I’ve got four davryet before my assessment is due." The tramp put his hand to his fore­ head and was lost In thought for sever­ al minutes. Then he said: “You are right, colonel. Your as­ sessment does not come due until next Wednawlay. When 1 get i>ack to mv counting-room 1’11 par off my head iKxikkeeper and discharge hirmr He has neglected to give you proper credit on the ledger." , Ed. McManus, a pretended real estate Dr. SunfleJ was a society swell who dealer, is wanted in Pontiac for on <jl- liked to air his Latin, lie had taken leged forgery. He has skipped. an acqalntance tb call on Mrs. Parvenu, and the man had never gone back again, Therefore see that the members of and when the lady saw the doctor she Jour family are well supplied with Dr. asked him about it. “Ah. doctor," said she, “where is acksans liver pills and use Dr. Jack­ son's root and herb cordial; it will your friend?” “Not my friend, madame," corrected sharpen the appetite, help digustion, promote sound sleep, strengthen the the doctor, “he whs merely a nnoiuiam system and so remnore those distress­ acquaintance.” “Sir!" exclaimed the ladj in horrified ing symptoms which, if neglected, may result in the most serious consequences. amazement "I don’t know the rela­ For sale by W. H. Goodyear. 81.00 per tion existing, but if you can not ex­ press yourself in ladies’ company with­ bottle. out profanity you had better follow Mrs. A. J. Schlieman fell while alight­ your friend. ing from a carriage in Adrian Tuesday, Thomas Davis, an immigrant in and broke her lower jaw. search of employment, was offered by Never neglect a constipated condi­ Superintendent Jackson, of Castle Gar­ tion of the bowels, or serious results den, a place as coachman in a gentle­ surely follow, such as piles. Impure man s fatailv. blood, and many chronic complaints, "And have I come 3,000 miles to lx- a Burdock Blood Bitters. servant r said Davis. “What do you want, then?" asked Burglars stole 815 and a watch from Mr. Jackson. the bedroom of James E. Newman of “I came out hero,sure, to be a plumbPortland Sunday night sion Friday evening. May -tot with M*vor WetaB-rt in ite chair. Holl called, aldermen present, i£«Muer, Hogle, Osborn, Stebbins and V. aters-5. Minutes of the previous meeting read Your committee to whom was referreu »( rrqunt at Borl II. Brown, would rrport that thev have examined the coun!v nwonl. and llu-v liud U>«t Ite 1MM1 that the city is asked to pay for to al­ ready a street, according to digram, and that Earl it Brown has no title to the same, and therefore yourcomm.ttee would report to not grant the prayer 01 thepetioner. , _ „ Signed by Geo. Ostern, L. " titers, W. A. Hums and W. 11. btebiilns, commlByAld. Bogle that the reportof the street committee be accepted and adopt­ ed. Carried all ayt». cmr accovxto. Z. Shephard, 42days tending fire 842 00 apparatus.................................... W E. Batterson, drying hose......... 8-UO Seth Pratt, surveying two days. Jas. A. Nimi, knife and point for 11 oo scraper.................................... W. II. Goodyear, drugs lor Mrs. Starkweather........................... P. H. Busby, attending Stark­ 3 00 weather family......................... Street Commissioner 11.%' days.. 23 60 17 63 Henry Burke.street work......... Emory Wilkins, street work.... 17 63 Fritz Fredrick, street work..... Horton and team, street work.. 35 25 Ed. Shay and team, street .work » 25 Wm. B. Sweezey, account for trying suit 83 te. The council recommended the account be 3 io allowed at.................................. T. Tinkler, constable fees in suit 50 G. W. Greenfield, juror in suit.. 50 E. Y. Bogle, juror in suit............. 50 J. Van Arman, juror in suite.. ■ 5u B. Tinkler, juror in suit........ so J. M. Betumer, juror in suit........ 10 Frank Ackerson, jurorin suit. R. W. Webster, witness in suit.. a James Nims, witness in suit.... 48 Henry Count, witness in suit.. 1 00 O. Hopkins assisting constable. The finance committee recommended the payment of 847.00 to Mrs. Stark­ weather for goals burnt, and on motion the recorder was ordered to draw order for amount due her which was 817.00. By Aid. Ostern, that the accounts be allowed .and orders drawn for same. Curried all ayes. The account of 863.58 of Dennto & Sllngerland was referred to finance committee. Your side and cross walk committee to whom was referred the petition of L. E. Knappeu and thirteen others ask­ ing for a side walk on tlie north side of Bond street, also cross walk across Creek street. Your committee would most respectfully recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. Signed by L. Waters, E. Y. Bogle and Archie McCoy. By Aid. Osborn, that the report of the aide walk committee be accepted and adopted. Carried all ayes. To the Mayor atui Common Council of the city of Ilastiuys: We the under­ signed residents of the city of Hastings respectfully ask that you cause to be finished the side walk on the west side of Broadway, corner of Broadway and Green street, or lot 826 of the dty of Hastings. ) t Signed by John Beasmer and seven others. On motion the same was referred to side walk committee. To the Mayor anil Common Council: Gentlemen.—At a regular monthly meeting of Hastings Engine company No. I, the application of Wm. IL Miller for membership in this company was received and duly elected to member­ ship in this company, subject to your honorable body’s approval. Signal by J. A. Ernsberger, Sec. By Aid. Osborn, thaft Wm. H. Miller be accepted as a member of the Hast­ ings Engine Co. No. 1 by the counciL Carried all ayes. To the Mayor and Common Council: At a regular meeting of the Hastings Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 held al the council room May 12, •«, the following names were presented for membership: Frank Flfield, Isaac Swikert and Brad­ ford Parker, which were accepted sub­ ject to tlie approval of your honorable body. Signed by H. G. Bentler, Sec. By Aid. Osborn, that f'rank 'Fifield, Isaac Swikert and Bradford Parker be accepted as memters of the Hook and Ladder Co. No. I. Carried all ayai. llnoloed. That the side walk com­ mittee be instructed to have the paved cross walk ou the south side ot East State street across Dibble street and across Center street on the south side of East State strevt Im-covered with con­ crete. Also a new cross walk across Court street on south aide of East State Street; also to repair cross walks on east side of Hanover atreet and across Green and Center streets. Signed by Geo. ttoborn. ' By Aid. Waters, that the rreolution be accepted and adopted. Carried all ayes. Riwdved, That the side walks on the w«t side of lota No. 202 and 130 be­ tween Tbont and High streets on the east side of Michigan Ave., and that said walks be repaired wjthln five days alter legal notice shall have l»eeu given and ia default of the portiea owning H“.?U 10 “B" "Ilk, withit the time specified, that the side walk committee be and they are hereby in­ structed to cauro said walk to be re­ paired and that the cost thereof be charged against said lota and collected as other dty taxes, and that said commtttee make full report of their doing to this council. Step«l by J. M. Bamner. Aid. Bremuer moved the adoption of the same which was carried by all ayes. On motion council adjourned. FRANK STEBBINS, Becorder *T have tried Athlophoros tn my fam­ “Do you know anything about plumb­ ily and it has worked like a charm. I ings have kept it for the last two months," "The divil a bit I know of plumbing. _____ _ „ writes druggist L. J. Kimball, of Nor­ but they write home to say to send out ’****• way, Midi., giving hto experience with the great rheumatism and neuralgia in New 1 ork make fortunes. cure. Peter Kotos, aged 7», one of the piooul4. to 1 ‘"“Mol wnw -to rlv« to whCT’h“ Mtu’iI J Dr. Fierce. -Calden MerHad IxloorChildren will refuse bad tasting cough nuxLidije but they will all be wffiingto «fT. Uwimeateffleetautnedidne yet flaws. "ro7/£!jJJ»<>r and Common (Mod- , v.uaiu 0®®^ They are«omethii>gentirelT new m design and Jnisli, „f superior quality and fully war. ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost. We also sell the Latest and Best CSrasoline Stoves. Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes, Tur­ pentine and Japans. Mowers, Reapersand Binders. ’ Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point They are giving the beet satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. ■ Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. RUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND JMillin.ex’y Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro• eery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. Ab heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. lew Goods Constantly Arnviog ’ JULIUS RUSSELL. MONEY SAVED Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. ^Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! Smith, Hans & VanArmn. March 10th. 1886. ROGERS & R FAUSEY, ----- SELL THE CELEBRATED----- Jno. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. An iadiapensible Forming Tool. The best in the world. The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These ifiachines have been thoroughly tested, and proven satisfactory in every instance. Call and look thoni over. , THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. Our latge sale* ot this plow and the splendid eati-fnetion it Sves wherever tried proves ita worth. TheSorth Fairfield * e beet plow made, as every fanner will tall yov who uses "■ OBT headquarters in the Elevator. Broadw �BRAD6TRKT8* STATISTICS. THE NEWS IN.BRIEF. JAEHNE, THE GOTHAM BOODLE Ft, 1iradrtreet’s annonneed that the total number mure prominent If you have a cougb or cold, do not doee yourself with poteonous narcotics, but take Bed Star Cough Cure which contains no oplatea, and is safe, prompt and sure. Price, twenty-live cento a bottle. industrial <«obn ./.’"'TF Win* P«'P«rutioua, do not neglect that which I. moat Important of all—vnur own biffliV IhlHnr .t... . ... i ... daily, indicating the grand total of Indus­ . i __ h.•r rance ta memoranda covering the labor u.iubkt* specified, it is found that at no one time were there more than employes u strike, that number being in tbo field as it . ...-re. against the employer! during the week -ting Moy Ki The decline from that date to .'■l.mday Inst was marked, the aggregate on U/jy K not exceeding eO.OUU strikers for all 7 ------- - —“ un JiriB-jQ.T, U114 ■aid it was humiliating that tn this country such a betrsral n.i— .t.i _ X? i *“*■> o- year* cf are. died Monday sv.nmg. Edward J. U of »Plow company at fSouthS-nd,' Indiana, oxplrw.i from consumption, William Hamilton of Pittsburgh, a eon of ths a., ? ’ " ■on OI -imxining agitations for eight hours s res e .uiM broker named Johnston. Now Uto b. to Ito <q CUlcmto, b.< [.tor offorn to cut. m. _ ““or jyn; l i’". western nail mills, ),«»; 1'hitereicbiA d.-Vx*; interior Pennsylvania town*, . 4*' Grand Rapids. ‘5; Chlrago, 18.0U-; liituburg, l.UUO: Wasbington, l,50J; Troy 0- kuuf .\UO»; st. Loub, W.HOO: Milaraui.7'0: Gin.Jnnati, only a few; Detroit, .6, Wheeling. l.HXL Total on strike May A\ «7,«A : । be lota.'* preeonted during eoverai week* । nt Liiturally r.iggMts an attempt to ob.mdeLl In addition to absolute losses of wage* n- 'triking employes during tbo contui-isme of the strikes, there remain, of -outracU for/ilclivery <X mercbanproducts, or tor tbo iol Unction o’ Tbo building industry has bus We have an Endless Variety of HU In addition to that. there were within that .---- ,--------- ------- -> -• iuo noreiBbliiM channel, with a population of about luo ooo nerroea and Arab. u-w. v ' , * The Borton police commteiioners have Up°n?1‘‘* ^UUon of h-rb.ni by pUces closed on Sunday after *T“UnK manufacturen ot l.nn.v,v.mI. _ ___ । .. . . ... — UF.U SOttM different es with employes. Th, t Sorthwwun. nto ta. T.I.ntol nn .I.u T _ _ ■ . _ . amount of £.141,000 r V* ^VttbUcans have nominated John UajJ.ffl.tor, u. ।. cuun.-r; thoroughly reaorted than Qa»e .... any other line at tbPcitte. whore strikes j..v .• I ■era roost genoral. Cholera in The Produce National bank of Pblbktelphia, capital ».W,U0U, h.xs been authorised to conunanoe btudnoas. i? 3.un SMKH 0 l.OO.UJ. 4,UJU.<M< (,001.1*0 -w-to.-to w m a, Im, under foteclosure, to meet UabUitiei of iHt.Te;. Oficial ativloos have Ixren received atQde Biioii To select from. IDO Poses ----------joan an.s co:i month*. -“•kn*. white the judge was sentencing him, J^kbeyee on the rail in front of the Ow JteUar. Rood’s RaraapariUa b tbe only . medicine of. which this can be truly said; and It te an ynuuiwcratite argument as to’ the strength and positive aronomy of this great medicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla b nude Uwyar Newcombe s affidavit by himself praoenUng tb. legal palate raised during the U-tei and th. exception, taken, weund from Jndr. ttotol.l-__ _ .. . known for their jxjwer in purifying tbe blood; and In combination, proportion, and process. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is peculiar to iueif. nuxuAKD, North Chill, N. Y. i» I nik-sdhuteous and industrial -1«, which reach into the future. nEF j?.TS FROM THE CYCLONE. Tbe Italian town of Monta Rosso is In danger from the eruption of Mount .-Etna. George T. Pumeroy ba* bean appointed n-ceiver of the John B. Jeffery Printing John a Folsom, grand father of tbotian-.wo of President Cleveland, died on Wednesday drove from their niaas-tneeting two socialIiniusnsa KalnfalL L < WA ' blu. May —The legislature Tteo machine man in the eighteen planinga .cd U1L Monday authorizing Layton uuiffla.ou Ijuun iirui*, luurxuj to expend inqxi.-tiveiy gti-x u.M ' eight hours and an increase In wago*. for tbo repair ot cyclone A deficit of gJ!H,W far tbe quart ing with Mar eb, after paying 1 per cent; dividend._uirej>orted by toe N.w York Cen­ repgesentaUva tral road. John Y. Macu.nb, a Chicago manufao y ■l«-nn ra.izsd. Contributions for the • im .r.w ; otning hi slowly; at Miami Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, salt rheum, all humor*, bolls, pimples, general de­ bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver com­ plaints. and all affection* caused by impure blood or low condition of the system. Try IL “ I wax severely afflicted with scrofula, and for over a year had two running sores on my neck. I took five bottles of Hood's Baraaporilte. uud consider myself entirely cured." C. E. Lovuur, Lowell, Mas*. ••Hood’s Eariaporilla did mo an Immense amount of good. My whole system has been built up and strengthened, my digestion Im­ proved, and my head re tiered of the bad feel­ ing. 1 consider It the best medicine I have not accuved of receiving, -but only Mking Cor and ronseattag to n payment. Tho various exceptions taken during tbe trial wore cited and their validity asserted. Judge Daniel* denied tbe motion. Jaehne wiU ba taken to Bing Sing Thursday night, uts sentence allowing commutation for good behavior omuuuto to t» yoars 4 month* and Slfiaya FIGHTING ON THE FRONTIER. frontier Thursday, but did not result in any bloodshwi The Turks opened Era from a Hood’s Sarsaparilla field by ail druggist*. »!; six for <5. Made only by C. 1. KOOD & CO., Lowell, Mas* * Coluxsva, Ohio, May 41—The Ohio legislature adjourned at U p tn. Wednesday. do, and tb>.- chamber was a regular jxindomouitun. the members throwing bosket. The uintevil fugitive DcmO’-ratic senators returned to th- dty at midnight, coming < .-wiuninj. I ------------- —--------- r—------- ------—---- - --An oil1 well (lowing : M barrtls per day . validity of ths law abuushtng th. Cincin bM been dav..loped nt Cannonsburg, Ohio I naif board of public works This com will The prr.ul.nl t.residear nas hat appoima annotated ungn Hugh ra-a Fart, I* mad» a test uf tbs Republican senators ’ The vb IS. GEORGE H. PENDLETON KILLED May 21.-Shortly after < >y afternoon while Mrs. Alice riiuany, and bur daughter, were being driven tbiough the four Cincinnati Democrats were un­ seated. ■ - Dover. Ark., for killing Cbarle* Holman. Olney, ilta., for swindling operations cover- X_ T-_____ '.--I,— .t. ■>'. / ai.,rtueil, and jumped irvm tho car• Mix t'cudletou fell beauty on her • ' her rtHldeuro in nn uuconsci- ■ I'stirtwl tiist be cut I.looks' bull and I '-4 eff hl’ whiskers the evening after 'e-ngnl-.i! without'hb bsatd. Tbe ticks’. lbo K** *an** ® h*n Franciscorali■ '-ti'.>.i uj Maxwell s purchase of a *teU 11 .v.lt h; o uckst on April ft, George J. testified that Brooks , , ,......uui nv reiuseu the amount Ind. On tbe next Monday Brooks re­ ’a\ l,ol,Shl • flnto for “nd • rinK • I t danUeltoto - t___ __ be rirffltK, 1 ' M,V7’ •*n» to Uf -tUcJ U*1 JohD It KW . -bL? UFg 5 Y ' W,U John H. ( wy a. sujwrintenitant of Indian ro -oota wite 8l“‘‘n«w bad an interview A L ( ’T?‘d*1 XrkU>- ln Wl *«• appUcati. n for tbe The president said h. had ant Yort I*14' • ««war ht tb.afito. slD the fu nlture manoratjirn to the t- n employes. , James C. Clark, president of the HUnoA Central toad, b about to visit Honduras to negotiate with the lor a railway George n. no*. “ iw* — •• ------- ■ Hurt-tar,. kt. nto. tz. Ito nominated by the liepubk cans .or Ueutenan. The Laby king of Saturday st Madrid with great ledss auivr --- jury In tbe circuit court at LortviUo A. BLACK. A. CAMPBELL. Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., • Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, A. Black & Co, RHEUMATIC SYRUP, A Great Blood Purifier. May ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. te caused by a •‘RrtetiUon of Morbid Bunion in tbe system,'’ and there UHEBMATfSM is great ZD-aJNTCijEJTl. and cause death instantly. ‘Tbe celebrated Dr. Cox. of England, declares that nluc-trnths of all deal ha by pnwh should strike terror! HIHBAKDH BHEl MATK' 8YBUP goes to tbe blood, which I* the seat of tbe disease. Itia a purely vsgutablc compound. It dissolves »n acids, drives out all rheums and expels al! dan­ gerous hnmon. For Rheuinntl-cn. KI.lory snd Liver Com­ plaints. Neuralgia. Halt Rbeam. Scrofula. Errr. lt.T, l:iru:w..nii, and the Innumerable kindred troubles.Ills Invaluable. Price, gl.oo twr bottle. .*tobl by all droggis's. Always use Hlblmnl's KhrumnUe Plaster tn connection wllhthe syrnp. Made only by the 2L-Sixteen Default having been made in tbo payment of a mortgage made by Cordelia Hllshy to Philip Holler. Mareli firth. 1883. and on the same day recorded in the office of Uegister of Deeds, of Barry County In Liber s ot mortgages, page 32X on which martgagv tlirre ia now dun (2S&.44. Haid mortgage Em been assigned to Valentine Mens and said asrtxnnient duly recorded, and no suit or pro­ ceedings at law having been Instituted to recov-. er tho debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. noUce I* ih-reby glvmi that I sltall, on Friday, the 3rd day of July next, at ten o'clock a. m., al the north front dour of the Court Hou.’.-. In tin- CH) <d Hnsthig*. Barry. County, sell al public auction tbe premises described In said mortgage, to satisfy the ■mount dno thereou. and the legal costs. Aild prenil«es are drserlhed as the north cast quarter ot the north east quarter of section twenty-five, town three north of range ten west, tn Barry County. Michigan. Dated April anth. l>«u. * VALENTINE LIKN8, Assignee. CLEMENT SMITH. Attorney. In the matter of the estate of George W. MJSttce te herebr riven that I shall mU at pub­ lic auction to ttn-Wiest bidder, on Friday the ixilli day of June. A. D. 1MC. *t ten o clock in the torvftodn. nt ’he office of the Probate Judse. In tbe city of Hastings county ot Barry In the state ot Michigan, iiunuant to license snrfatrthIty granted to mo on the "th day of May. A. O. IMS. by tbe Probate Court of Barry county. Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and Inter­ est of the said minor, of. I a and to the nal es­ tate situated and being In tbe county nt Barry. )n the state of Michigan, known and described * Theundi» idod one-slxthtetb part of the south halt (H) of tbe north west quarter (H) of section _ __ ri«1 Ik fnwmfflhln nnmber there (trot. Au attempt by . . I tlie Brooks trial ihursday ;i prominent mini-tor, tin ■ml many faullca The linrt Illa, THE MARKETS. Cyrus W. Fisher, who ouilt several ralb roaJs running out ot L’an ver, ia Hxe'y to lx> uppoiuted manager of the Rock Island r Yours, bound to please, AU work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success-, ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO., HPluxurttUD. luO,lXW. Twenty-six men w.-ns killed, nnd the state Loaid of health from Crow, villa, it. •JUJ wounded. White county. Tlie disease was distributed The grand jury nt Hillsboro, Mo., by cats and dogs belonging to infected famfound indictments against fifty nine railway strikers, but only lour of the otfendcra have been taken into custody. , NK»- York, May —— The United David Davi«, tbo Illinois statesman, has recovered bls health euffirtenUy to nniwer a •Statca steamer Nipuc, from South America, which wm thought to liave met with an accident, pMK-d Sandy Hook inward bound anxious friend*. at fi ilk) o'clock Saturday mornlag. . Standard and Nobby Styles in on the Greek frontier unfavorably atfoted a.is found lifelest about 1OJ till- house,' her clothing rolled for injury that crushed Brow and And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. justice; M Mnnetas, minister of public InktrUction; M. Tbeokotis, minister of ma- era! suspension of business nt Moline. Ill* i central committee next Wednesday to disTbs remains were viosfed by sorrowing I cuss the situation. •k ,‘iu. ;,H-be.of nun fell last week, four >!. half in.-bes of Miiicb fell within twi WMirs. i -ginning at w o’clock Wednesday j--ruing, winch L jurt twice ns much m the ■ • • •' rainfal' nwMured boro within tb< Stiff HatS IOO Doses One Dollar. Greek outpoeta The Turks are attempting to occupy Analipsix. They have t<eu ropubed about Pblotbendra after severe fight log. The Greeks remain firm In their position. Their infantry are now pursuing the re- too.; up collections, which v i. teaetip. frngmenu of which presaed । <: ter '.J-. i r. J^ngstreth, who is in S..rra ot the -tala Meteorological station ARE THE LATES^ 100 Saltiosibia. are now retreating toward Haa*an Ik-lino. Tbo Greeks bare reoccu ptod Bairaktori. M. Trtcoupis has forraml n n.w ministry. Ho a**umsffl provisionally tbo ofilCM of min­ it striifcra within tbroo weeks. employers from interruptions Further than this Bradstreets' Mackinaw and Cantons One Dollar strayed the Turkish earthworks opposite Analipste '.■•t tu'ul. suggest ths probability that Our styles in SOFT HATS! --— -— .v-to.vuahu.uuuu. tuat the conviction would stand. Th. grand jury, it wm uqgwl, had irrtd in the Indictment in as mcuh r.s they charged that the penoa °‘TiLlnit * brib* *“ unknown. Dtepotehee received from ths frontier, rbonce they were sent at noon Friday, re­ UUUdJ ».uuo Straw Goods I Sold by all drusjl.ts. Bayne from the Twenty-thud district MIUD uu.tO CTRAW HATS! lDitadMaynh.A.D.xm ANN HIRST, Guardian ’ (Formerly AnnMynrs.) »hC-. The Mirror is no flatterer. - Would you make it tell a sweeter tale ? Magnolia Balm is the charm­ er that almost cheats the looking-glass. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. Yon will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and -Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow’ Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Remember the place, and yours respectfully, To the Ladies of Prairieville and Vicinity: «/ Come auC see my stock of White Goods, Embroideries, Laces—Dotted and India Mills, Scrim Cloths, Lawns, Prints, Ginghams, Toile du Nords, Satines, Chambras, Seersuckers, Spring Styles Broadhead Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls and Wraps, Shoes and Slippers, etc., etc. Indigo Bine Prints, 6c per yard. , Figured Turkey Red Prints, Gc per yard. Full yard-wide Sheeting, 5c yer yard. 600 yards Brocade Dress Goods, 5c per yard. Handkerchiefs from 3c up. And correspondingly Low Prices in all Depart­ ments, which are full of New Goods. �—= — SELECTIONS. IN A MEXICAN INMAN’S HOUSE. created Or aureit hand, can always hit; free use of reason. Nan's dentition has Walk straight out east, peas tlie south to be judged from our experience made •idn of tlie palace from the grand plaza, -kicked" down with the aid of a light in the mammalian group. Heuce, first iron drill and a Idckory spring pole, oil cross the bridge over the wall or canal, of all kt is a reduced dentition. True, we My aon. if thou hart sinned,.makt and go straight on to No. 11. This No. scouts were unknown. ThC-re were no do not-know the definite stages by which reparation straight; 11 is a great rusty, creaking portal which it wilk attained by man, any more than For suffering doth on sin sooner or latei opens into a pdved court where at least . ----- -- « wj» do in tbe case of the anthropomor- tuiu vejy tew wait. 100 babies are playing over the rough phoida, and all the other apes of the old ducer bailed his well out by a liandWhat reparation then? This only—to reflagstones or aliont their mothers m tliey iiower windlw*. ran it into barrels, wd ______ _ * i.— reiingrind, or wash, or knit, or sew. This tain that the ancestors of man po®Bleed . . » -. maiBivo and ancient portal is the door of a fuller numl»er or teeth M long as de­ such m non. Forut Hum, Nhciveh, Hurth-., ' —Windom of tbe Brahmin. about fifty homea. mu icuvvm — ductions are justified from the observa­ auccr As you enter yon sec a largo bra® sign regulated by the laws of supply and deThe only things in life to do— tion of facta. mLd. In tte onCrert -slier fastened up on the side of the wall It Lighten some load a* we jwvw through; Our teeth have decreased in number is secured there by a big padlock. These during the course of our geologico- lb. oil .» mt to m*k«t ta W« CJU< OlVK tor Be patient, holy, brave and true. large signs tliat you see locked up on tlie . zoological development; we have lost on Occasionally in summer tho julot had to For at birth we each begin to weave walls all about the city are usually rich either side, above and below, two in­ get out and pour water on the-rocksto The tale of a life—'tla all we leave. —Irena. and mrauve plates of solid silver. This cisors, two premolar* and one molar. float his boat over the riffle". Then uu* producer managi-d everything; now he is the doctor's sign. By this we transfer ourselvw back to ; THE CARE OF HORSES. • -J —~ And surely, surely it is needed here. those periods from which the jaw of the manages nothing—not even his own 111 ..!••. >»u The imells! And yet any flagstone is as otocyon has been preserved. Baums, our wells. Oil scouting is of recent origin- _ The clean as soap and water and broom can eminent odontologwt, in a recent work ......------ ....---------------------make it. Look in at each door as you lias BucctWully followed and pointed oil region newspapers are respomulde for A leading veterinary surgeon, in con- pa®. The floors are like snow. They out cam.-!! of atavism or reversion in tlie it. Years ago they began tlie practice of vcraation with a reporter, said: “Want are scrubbed and washed almost perpet­ human jaw. by tracing cases of “surplus" making monthly rejKirts, showing the of ordinary care often ruins some of the ually. There is n* cleanlinews like this number of wells drilled during the month, teeth—and certain dental formations met best horses. Even those people employed Mexican cleanliness anywhere. And yet with in the jaws in a large percentage tlie number of barrel* of crude petroleum to take charge of the animals often ne- it is such helpless, silly—I might almost produced by each well, the number of gleet some of the simplest things. Every add such dirty—cleanliness? This is the jaw in the animal nncaatoni of man tv,.Ila drilling, and the number ef ng» part of the city where you ore almost which have disappeared in thu course of (derricks) up and building. ComwpondAU goods guaranteed Just as reprmenos 'month. After each day’s work tlie ani­ constantly taking off your liat to blue ages.—Oscar Schfiidt in Popular Science «U specially detaitod for this work trav­ mal’s feet should be carefully examined, and red and curiously pictured coftnn. eled through tbe oil fields constantly, Monthly. __________________ to ascertain that tlie shoes are in good Now let us look at those houses. The telegraphing from day to day tlie pro­ doors are all open. Why? Because the green of operations in tlie new fields, or, * LACET. MICK.' * Twice each week the feet should be can- only light that ever enters these caverns The value of thc-literary sympoaium to sp-ak technically, “at the front. Oc­ on salt! i-rcmlxv. fully looked at, broken nails replaced, is through the door and a wooden win­ wm never more severely tert.fd than in casionally. when Uie information thus loose shoes fastened, and proji'cting dow on hinges. In all these forty or fifty Tlie Brooklyn Magazine, whim an at­ telegraphed wa* of -uffinirtit importance elhichrs reduced. Once a week thu feet houses not a single pane of glam, not a tempt was made to decide at what age to affect the price of oil, and it came to should be stuffed with flax-seed meal or single current of air can jiaas through girls should marry. Tho opinions thus hand early in tl® aftenuxm, H*® news­ wot clay. Any unhealthy condition ot one of them. Bear in mind this is tlie gathered do not, however, materially paper proprietor used it a* a basis to de­ tlie hoof ought to be immediately at­ sample middle-class Mexican house, not differ. Mi® Ixiuisa M. Aloott, speaking termine his course in buying or selling tended to. Horses require careful groom­ the Indian adobe hut at all Three theoretically, says “from 23 to 35 is the oil. Next morning it was ptiblishcd! as Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to josses the ing, and should lie rublx-d dry when housre arc all stone; all under t^e police suitable age." Mra Lucy Stone thinks news, and the public had the benefit of iL only valid patent on the spring tooth. used; not allowed to stand without rub­ and sanitary regulations of Mexico City, 25 to 80 preferable. Mrs. Reliecca Hard­ Brokers and speculators soon saw tbe bing when heated. OccMionally spong­ and are entirely orderly and respectable. ing Davis says a woman should not value of this advance information, and ing of tlie nuatrils withA>eak mixture And yet so wretched and miserabla arc marry until fully developed in mind and lost no time in proposing to tlie newspa­ of viijegar and water is beneficial. The these people that I am certain if Ameri­ body. As the tithe of development in in­ per proprietor that he should divide up practice of using a hose or stream of cold cans were to live here they would lay dividuals varies, Mrs. Davis declines to with his early news, and take a share in water on a home when heated is very in­ life down as a burden too dreadful to lie give definite figures. She believes that whatever profits might accrue. As a Who wish to avoid infringing updn this patent now thor­ jurious. borne. But you never hear of suicidre “marriage bused on a pure affection is I role the newspapdr proprietors preferred Care ahould be exercised to see that th* here. And, indel'd, why should they better, even under the worst circum­ oughly established, should buy this drag. Not only this to divide their news with their subscribers feed is kept free from dust, foreign sub­ kill themselvee? They die bo fMt hero stances, than a single life under the best." but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be next morning, leaving tlie brokers and stances and bad odor. Small quantities tliat the youngest of them need not to Mrs. Julia C. R. Dorr thinks the best age speculators to shift for themselves. Fail­ fed frequently are best for the animals. for a. girl's marriage is between 90 and ing to gt< an advance sliare in the daily Bran mash should be give onco a week, more coffins on the bocks of the little reports, the speculators next tried to get never oftener than twice, except when it bow-legged Indians are passing by the against immature marriages and declines the monthly n-jwrts a day or two ahead is desirable as a purge. Glauber salts great portal. The walls of these Houses rto commit herself to figures. She can, of the rest of the people, but in this they We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ given once a week will help to keep the are from four to six feet thick; every however, bo set down as favoring mar­ horse healthy. Watering a home while house is a foi trees, you see. The rent is riages between 25 and 80. Mrs. A. D. were likewise disappointed. est draft-most easily hadled binder made. Then one of the big oil companies worm or immediately after eating is bad; f4 a month for a house on the ground; T. Whitney says the answer can not be which wonted to know when to sell oil tlie floor above is 36. The houses have put in figure, is-cauae it is a matter that sent out a sjiecially selected man to while M work. Stables should bo kept but one room, one door. A Large family should vary with all ’varying conditions clean, Xell ventilated mid free from will live in one of these dark, damp and developments. — Atlanta Constitu­ make a regular monthly oil report, and An entirely new machine, which can .be folded by one man to send in from day to day the news of smells. The feed-boxes should be caves. Their children are born here; tion. easily in five minutes time, enabling^it to go through an scrupulously clean, and washed once a from here they bury their numerous 11 foot gate. * week with inegar and water. Thomi dead. They try hard to be happy. They animals affected with glanders or dis­ sometimes dance, when the coffins are The effort which some people make to THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the lightest draft and charge from the nostrils should be iso­ not passing, an tlie clean flagstones in keep up a genteel appearance would be most easily adjusted wagon in the market laughable if it were not so pitiable. It is lated and kept tied. Man and beast are tlie court. both in danger of infection therefrom. pitiable because it deceives no one, and There, are holes in the flagstones down In placet) and vicinity where an infected only renders those who .indulge in it the tlie center of thn long court into which We keep in stock 30 buggies and carriages, of. the best subjects of uncomplimentary and wide­ animal is thus tied tlie wood and iron all tho slope are emptied. The sewer is work should be cleansed with hot water In the so-called makes, anti can satisfy the most fastidious and give the best clogged up sometimes. Then they lift one spread social gossipand soap and covered with n wash of fashionable quartern of tho town there value for the money. Reapectfullv, . of the flagstones and the thick, green, freshly-mixed quick-lime, which should are numerous families paying high rents and poisonous water is made to creep on be scraped off and removed within two who do not actually jMirtake of sufficient and out to the open gutter in tho level days. All harness, horse-cloths, saddle­ nourishing fool to keep them in a good street. If ever tlie yellow fever climbs cloth* and blankets used by a glandered state of bodily preservation. They have to this height and seta down in this val­ boree should be destroyed.' . finely furnished rooms, but their stom­ ley there will not be a soul of this primi­ "Corns on horses’feet are bruises of achs are not furnished with food very tive and helpless people left on tlie banks the sensitive sole, and mostly occur in of those dank lakes. YouHmagine them plentifully, and they may be said to keep, the fore feet. These should be carefully Lent the whole year round. If they re­ idle? ignorant? I must repeat again and attended to, and if treated in time will sided in leas pretentious portions of the again die Aztec is the most industrious soon disappear; otherwise the Iwrse may town they might have equally comforta­ creatunewi'fhis earth. And do not think bo permanently lamed. Trotting on a ble quarters and plenty to eat, and save him ignorant of books. Ignorant he is of hard rood will often produce corns, and, something from their yearly incomee be­ all die laws of health, helpless in taking 1 am now settled and ready like human beings, they' arise many sides; but they foolishly prefer to live in care of himself, for the master has had times from bad shoes. Attention to these tlie same neighborhood with our sohis heel on his neck for centuries; but his for business in my new quar­ simple things will often save valuable called aristocracy, and spend nearly all cliildren are at school And many an old honw-rifnim being ruined.”—New York their money for house rent and dress. Spanish book may be found in these ters in the store east of W. IL Hiwc are tho people who buy-, an eighth Mail and Express. dreadful dens of misery, of helplees. of. a pound of butter and two eggs at one hopeless poverty. ' < Schantz’s grocery. time, and oilier equally snail amounts of In recent electric lighting experiments Yes, they have forgotten their own groceries and provisions.—Boston Budget it has been attempted t<> give each lamp language. And those of the city have "Saunterer." ita own battery. Perfect success is re­ forgotten their old traditions. Tliey only ported, and jKirtaliility lias been gained have the Spanish account of the con­ by the use of a lottery of great power quest ' But the mountain tribes come and small size. Tlie elements are a small down and wander about and across the Frenchmen datciwd tlie question: ■ j pocket of chloride of silver and two city talking strange tongues. And these “What btnguage would a child naturally plate* of zinc, which are placed in tlie have kept their traditions. They have speak if never taught?" Twenty differ­ I cell with a weak solution of caustic pot­ also kept their blood pure, not only from ent results were predicted. Wall Paper. Wall Paper. I ash, forming what is known as tlie Skriv- the Sjianiard*. but from each other. The ToJest the matter two infanta were i anoff primary battery. After a time the wamm of each tribe wear their own procured and isolated with a deaf and Wall Paper, Wall Paper, I chloride of silver is reduced to metallic distinct dress, made by hind up in dumb - woman, who lived alouo in tlie their mountains, and highly colored. Alps, surrounded with her sheep and Wall Paper. Wall Paper ing in a mixture of nitric and hydro­ Some of them are much like the Scotch chickens. chloric acids. With each renewal a small plaids of the Highlands, far over the sea. After six years the children and the battery will feed a glow lamp twelve And one would think that these strange nurse were brought before the servants, hours.—New Orleans Times-Democrat. tribes meeting anil mingling here would who were on tip-toe ot expectatipn as to fight and trouble the peon. But nothing the result. When, io! not a word could of the sort. They come and they go with either of the children utter, but most A doctor in Germany being called to a lipa sealed. With all the silant mystery perfectly could they imitate the crowing 5-week*’ infant, who was continually about them, they go m tliey come, few of tlie cock, the cackling of a lum, and Window Shades in plain cloth crying and suffering from colic, nnd knowing, and none caring, whither.— the bleating of sheep.—Western Plow­ whom skin WMof a dull, bluish tint, . and decorated, or paper -hade?. was somewhat puzzled as to diagnosis Joaquin Miller's Letter in Chicago man. until looking at tht* nurse's face and see- Times. Ws do but row; we're steered by fate. -Butler. JWSfiX.'SSKi&teSStt’ sis.’s^ssS' K fesssSiSS^'’. L. N. MOSHER, TteD:C.UC.MSjmiTootliW FARMERS The Best in Every Respect, The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, 555w55555J555555555555555 THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. MESSER BROS. REMOVED! REMOVED!! Ml Paper Season' WINDOW SHADES. it of a brilliant white and red tint, lie touched the surface, which left a greasy stain on his finger of a cosmetic rich in lead. Thia fioisonous substance the nurse tho purpose of improving her complex- adopted, a cure wm effected in a few days.—Medical Journal. Tbe hooks used by tlie Haidah Indians for catching black cod are made of the knots of limbs of tho hemlock cut from into splints o' proper size, then roughly shaped with a knife and then steamed Hie oilier day Maj. Lamar Cobb showed us an interesting reminder of tbe late war. It wm a morocoo bound pack, containing fifteen leaves, through which ran a tape line upon each of which wm printed every letter of tho alphabet. By simply sliding this piece of tape back or Holland drew good houses, and for a time was very popular. But the public soon outgrew the mild preaching of "Timothy Titcomb," and he withdrew to occupy, with great grace the editorial chair. His constant theme wm home, and his wife and family. He was ouo of the most affectionate of men. “Nino days I" —— LL. A_ _ ___ < -r Paints and Oils, Oils ail Vanish word and a dispatch written that only those could read who were provided with night I wm ten days from my wife. Toa cimilar key. As soon as wound the picking up bits for his novels. I had the pleasure of furnishing him considerable material for Bonnicsr.th?. A fine boy who were all provided with them books. —Athens Banner Watchman. Varnish and Alabastine. VLlabastine and Bam Paint Barn Paint and Housekeeper Paints in small cans. • Houaekeepers' Paints and Bayard Taylor had a habit of writing Brushes, And EVEBYTHING else i» matic rtatelir.eai with which ho road to nimed to have bean the case. sagea, that are mu-pawed in English only by tho meLdy of Swinburne's verses. He disliked that you should st all refer to I think ha always looked on my line. the beat of th* I still sell the Celebrated Detroit V HITE Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. Fred'k Hotchkiss � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-05-27.pdf aa756f6a4ba4b39e08b88b6d372ad9e6 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI NO. 4. ? ----------------HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 27, 1886. ’ The Hastings Banner. BKNTLKY BROS. & WINS FL-HLtHlIKD nrCBSOAYS, AT Hastings, Barry Co., Mioil, marshall,l. cook. SUBSCiUmW RATES advertising batesi ‘vi>ar.......L.......... .... 9100 00 for apeelal poslUous. \ , PRINTING. fep-ei*;prideMMt in the Job Printing Deputtnent'ol the BaMSXB. Everything In the enu:r ufflee I* new; and with the latest races ot t'rpe.thf sn*l approred patterns of machinery' se i •mprtent workmen employed, enable* the BS.X-. ra W do first-class tab work. /■ W. LOWRY. M.D., ■ v. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. Call* tn town or country promptly attended. oci,-e hour* -«to 10 a. m. and 1 to » p. m. TOphrnteat HoUowaya drug store. r-rui .itinition paid t»»urxical dlacxsea . . . ...M. Oi* «va und «■>*. FOB Farm Wagons, Doable Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, IV »• LANDIS. M. D., . >» , Physican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mlek/ 0®,T (K.e door south ot the pn*t oOce. vrill be Hund there day or night. ■______________ R. TIMMERMAN, . Hor.iitpathic Physician & Surgeon, Pint dour east at Holloway*' drug *toro.) F 11R. WM. JONES, ! II Dentist.. AU w .rk promptly attended to. _________ PINE LUMBER, (HEMLOCK AND PINEjX (PINE AND CEDABJ C. WELTON m»u: tot the 0hlo Fanner’* Insurance Co. • H* ariies policies on a num'* property against ': Mi-y rr--. lightning or Wind; against a man's Hte by death and accident. ' jjOOK A SIIELIXJN, • iSctttt Abstract Block,IbuUngs, Mich.) a»ve th* (Stly set «t Abstract Books in Barry County. ' ' ' •________ Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple. niHLlP T. COLGR0VE, L Lawyer, Hastings, M»h. wH’Utlnj .tLeruey for B.-ury County. E. KK ■Attorney at Law, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finixli & Band Mouldings In all ronrWW the State. CollectlOM promptly *iu-ri4!tig tp. ____________________ JOHN CARVETH, •I Attorney at Law, •.ItJ IWIHe. Mien. •I.AKKE A RIKER, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery. IScr* in Uuion bUick.oror Beamer Bros.) IU.HuX*. Mich, frwtlcv in tCIC'Wrt.af the stole. Attend to 1 .mil i«rtrcilnK titles io real estate. M-Uwj. lo Jo«n insurance taken etc..etc. AItliN’v. BARKER,Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. J, •) Bunyan A Son. 3 doors north -• ot Fo*tnfflce. S; r -.ilrt'tHulion Riven to niakine exchanges ol .pni|>«rt>. The Miterosls of non-realdent -- - .——j, earefullr looked after. Farnui *xle or exchange., House* and M ’LEMENT SMITH. Lawyer. >i-hi Mali Block, over Houdyotir 4 Co.) in ail Court* ot the State. I^NAI’I’EN & VanA Owr Ikotinx' NkUobaI Bank.) WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ’ ’ At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Pr.!-:;,-.- ,-^ag ram, 0« Mtata. WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, ’’ Justice of the Peace. T M. B. GtLLAM’lE. *• Notary-Public. County News. Nashville. The special election held Monday to elect a trustee to till the vacancy caused by the resignation ot E. C. Oviatt, pmiand with tt vwy l ote, being the total number of ballota. 'these M. II. Palmer, who was nominated at the temperance mass •neetlng o^ !• riday night, got 80. and Boston, nominated later, got the other 147. e don’t know exactly who did nominate Mr. Borton, but it was ^•identiv not * minority choice. He is a good man and will doubtless do his full duty as alderman. Bricklaying on the Boise block cwn’uenced Tuesd»y. The Kocher block is r ll 8,t*ndat‘ll on account of a scarcity of brick. . • Jim Moore got mulched in the sum or seven dollars for using bud language t?,-pooF Humphrey in the post office Saturday night. BBtoam went gunning Tuesday for one of the Davis hoya, for being drank and disorderly, but failed to bring back na ^ame. Work on the new Evangelical church has been commenced. It will be located on the Phillips addition, at the head of Washington street . 0: F. Goodrich, the operator who place at tht‘ <M»t. took a Jf'PJ’0 $',harlott* Wednesday and came back a blushing Benedict The bakery of W. II. Tomlinson looks greatly improved since it has been ren­ ovated. Quite a gang of Nashvflie giris down to the circus .Saturday, wasn’t there? The sports arc getting terribly work­ ed up over the united excitement of base ball, checkers, and the prospect of a race between Barry Golddust and T. C. Downing's colt Mra. Hindmarch is in the village this week trying to get the board of re­ view to lower her taxes. She is expect­ ing to move lack to NasbviUe from Charlotte. Len. Feighner hu vacated her house on State street and is now ensco^sed in rooms over Dr. Young’s Considerable new sidewalk going down on State street. A. C. Buxton is under bonds to ap­ pear at Hastings at the next term of circuit court, to stand snit by David Iriin for damages from their fracas last week. Matrimonial prospects are brightennlng in this vicinity. Principally law­ yers, but possibly a clerk or .two, etc. O. V. 8UCKER. CEDAR CREEK. Of Every Iteecrlptton, Wheat will be no more than twothirds of a usual crop in this town. Some farmers are cultivating corn, while others have just finished planting. We saw wheat beads on the 22d. We never saw them before the 25th until this year. Hay will be a small crop, judging from present appearances. There will be an abundance of fruit of aU kinds thls-season. Boon Fisher has the tirst swarm of tSF Prices and Estimates riven bn ap­ bets we have heard of this spring. plication. Mrs. David Morthland is very sick, BENTLE^BROS. & WILKINS. Dr. VanHorn attending. This is: a season of general good health. Clark Hunt has his l»arn raised and it is a good frame and a model of per­ fection. Memorial services will be held at the church at Bantleld on Sunday next. The nien»bers"of John Stark post as­ sisted by their many friends will ob­ serve decoration day in an appropriate manner at the cemetery in Johnstown and Cedar Creek, weather permitting. Fanners are having laid luck with colts this spring. Charles Hazel and Clark Hunt have each lost one, and we The Niagara Falls (Roula. are informed that Elder Morthland lost a pair of colt* from a valuable mare CRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. while there are two or three more that will perhaps di&or lie of no account if they do pull through. We hear that Dr. Wm. Smith will lo­ cate at Ypsilanti to practice medicine. The Dr. has the well wishes of the whole community. News scarce and none of any account, otherwise you would bear from this lit­ tle burg oftener. Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Migh i gan Central II JpHv’7 . <xjbb. Farmers, AMm 1 DOWLING. Some people are cultivating corn, others, have not done planting. Mr. Kaiser has lost a horse. John Herrington has sold hte oxen. Those that went to the show from this place say it was not very good. AsP Mr. Matteson and Mr. Boyes were coming home from the show Sat­ urday, they were driving quite fust and ran into another buggy and tipped over. No injury was done. We would like to tell Apple Bloeoom of the plan set before the young people of this place. You must go to church. You must not go to a party or ®°ci£ unl«w it is an ice cream social orsom^ thing of that kind for the church, and by no means must you go to a or you are the wkkedmt of the wick­ I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am FRBPORT. From the Herald. Geo. Reuter te again located at Chase. klN// /o.VAJ/AE DRBX8MAKBR, A’/’-' it// Attention tficen to Cutting a>t<l bittin;, J’uttt nut Cut to order. Bum.. N-ijmtc' Htore. OOMETlttNii NEW! GUM DROPS. prepared to purchase Hay in a,*y quantity. prcMdaUy. J£R. MABBLE Call ;\nd see me, at American Home, our> respectfully, C.A. BURLINGAME. Custom Wool Carding, 2,(XX> dozen of eggs of Riegler. Roush Co- 8n^ F- E- Deming last week. Mrs. Jas. Shambaugh, of Lucas, O, is visiting her sister, Mrs. IL Will, and other relatives and friends in this vicinity. Messrs. R. and B.’ Wolcott of this place, had two brothers in the Mexican war, and one brother and themselves were in the late civil war. The X E. society will hold a series of ice cream socials, the first one to be held in 15. IL Hunt's store on Saturday evening. Muy 2Vth. A cordial invita­ tion to all. .. There will lie campmeeting on the old camp ground in Campbell. 80 rods south of the Mennonite church, com­ mencing June 3d. All are invited to attend. Bring your eatable* along, as there will be nothing sold on the grounds. Our citizens should turn out to the Memorial service at the V. B. church Sunday May 30. Freeport has decided to celebrate the coming 4 th, again this year. As the 4th of July comes on Sunday this.year, the celebration will probably be held on Saturday, if Freeport does celebrate, our readers can depend on having the usual good time that always charactlzed previous celebrations at this place. Hickory corners. The frost of the ISth did no' serious damage in this vicinity. The wheat prospect is more favorable than a week ago. Our M. P. brethren have rertiingled their church. We hear of several losing cows of milk fever. . G. C. Minnis, of Wakoshtua. was can­ vassing our township, in the interest of Benton’s Nursery of Waterloo, N. Y. J. A. Cairns has been laid up with a lameness from having his foot punctur­ ed with a nhii. M. M. Rockwell is now doing busi­ ness indite new shop, which presents rather a tony appearance. A. B. Pennock was considerably in­ jured one day last week by a falling scaffold on which he was standing while painting hte bouse. He is around now in a grunting condition. The Rev. W. IL Robs spent last Sat­ urday and Sunday in Spring Arbor, and .the Rev. G. W. Townsend, of Galesburg, supplied hte pulpit HenrY. Wing's'little child is at the point of death with brain fever. Our boys and the Agusta boys played a game of ball here Saturday in which our boys were the victors. The house owned by S. R. .Willison and occupied by Wm* Fox, about four miles north east of here, was consumed by fire Sunday night about 10 o'clock. The family were in bed, and when the flames were discovered the roof had commenced falling in. Part of the household goods were saved. The building and contents' were Insured, but we have not heard for how niucn. The cause Is not definitely known but probably it originated from the stove in which had been a little fire. Dr. Sacket spent a few days of the past week in Hastings and Plainwell. Miss Amelia Richards, of Middleville, is visiting her brother Warren's family. James Richards and wife have i>een out of town for a visit the past week. Milo Gobs is having his lot prepared for building his house. Sevenkl trees have been removed and a fencelis being built. Geo. Mosier has a new fence in front of his house. Sophie and Warren Richards have a young son. On Wednesday of l$st week Mr. and Mra. Frank Patten were visited by a company of their old friends and neigh­ bors numbering upwards of 75, it Iromg the 25th anniversary of their marriage. The time was passed in social chat and reminisciencts of the past, music etc., tn the midst ot which a most bountiful dinner was served, consisting of an endless variety of luxuries. Mr. and Mrs. Patten were the recipient* of a handsome gold lined tea service from the Prairieville friends, an elegant butter dish from some Hastings friends, teaspoons from the children and some other individual gifts. The friends dispenwxlat an early hour, with mutual good wishes and a consciousness that the d»y would long be remembered as a moat enjoyable one. North barby. . Corn coming up very nice and farm­ ers are beginlng cultivating. N. Kahler and daughter Marv, visit­ ed his daughter. Mrs. Geo. Smelcher, of Freeport, the past week. Farmers are washing sheep. Henry Knowles was down to S. H. I^rabee's last Sabbath from Kalamazoo. Sarah Larabee was home last Sab­ bath from Gull lake. The Hastings boys are building a new boat house at Milan WaldorfTs ^Sancfav evening. May 84th, the bouse of Wm. Fox caught fire and burned to the ground. The family had gone to bed. They saved every thing but what was in the cellar. We have not learn­ ed the particulars. OARTLRTOar. • Died, at hte father’s residence, Marion Parks, May 18th 1886, ofsrtnd fever L The^reamt rains have improved the The funeral services were held at his father's house May 22d, 18M Bev. Cox, of Nashville, offldating. The remains were interred in the Castleton cemetery. ISWoXgJ The decease! was M years old, and hay wRlbe a very heavy crop in this leaves a father, mother, sister, and two brothers besides a large circle of friends , . t M Parties from Grand Rapids were in to mourn hte Ions. Mr. and Mra. Zeb Parks wteh to ex­ this section the first of the week buy- tend their thanks to their many frtend* t”l>r'“lT(:. I'cckbam •!£” for the klndneas shown them in their Teeple's grey colt last week. Consider- ^MlG^Rockwell and mother, of Bat-, WHOLE NO. -1616. Bert Walden, of Howard City, inhere attending ills sick wife at Win. Tomlin­ son's. Died. Mrs. James Lockhart, at her residence in Castleton, Mich., Muy 18th, 1886, of old age. The funeral services were held at the East Castleton U. B. church, May 22d. 1880, Rev. J. Smith officiating. The remains were interred in the Castleton cemetery. The deceas­ ed leaves a husband, a sister, a brother, three children, 10 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren, bertde a large cir­ cle of friends to mourn her loss. She was 86 years and 12 days old. Mra. Jas. Lockhart's maiden name, was Marv Burley. She was born in Seneca coun­ ty, New York, May 3d, 1800, where she resided until in net twentieth year, when she was married to G. W. Weav­ er. They remidned there two years, when she and husband and her parents moved to Canada near the Niagara Falls, where five children were born to them, two sons and three daughters. In 1838 she and family and husband moved to Calhoun county, MIcIl, on a farrp, where six cnildrcji were bornfour toys and two girls. Her youngest son was in the late rebellion, and alfher children except two daughters and one son have passed to the other shore. In March Sth, 1874, her husband died, and January 8th, 1876, she was remarri­ ed to James Lockhart. At the age of 15 years she united with the M. E. church in Naw York state, and was a faithful follower until her Master’s call. Mr. James Lockhart and children wish to extend their thanks to their many friends for assisting them in their bereavement. WOODLAND. Elias Bevier’s little son was buried last Sabbath. Crops throughout the town are look­ ing well.’ W m. Jordan has the frame up for one of the lust barns in Woodland. W. C. Downing and Sid Smith have formed a partnership in the blacksmith business. Wm. Jordan had his foot smashed while raising his burn frame last Satur­ day. The lioard of supervisors compliment Supervisor Dlllenbeck on the correct­ ness of his tax roll. E. Lucas has purchased a building lot of J. H. Dlllenbeck, and will erect a dwelling at once. It requires a smart boy to successful­ ly climb a rope by putting his foot in the loop of one rope and trying to raise himself by pulling on the other rope. No Irones broken. . Frank Stinchcomb has a broken up buggy, caused by the horse pulling Ln the wrong direction. Residents of school district No. 3 feel pleased with their new school house. Jacob Hofer is visiting his brother-­ in-law. L. Hilbert. L. Christian has a new double buggy. The following is the report for the Woodland high school examination, for the half term ending May 14th, 1886: 5 H 11 corn Km Frank Ni Emms Bl Frank McArthur Gtir Spindler Elia Spindler Emm* Smith Mln* Crowell I kittle Warner Lillie Doud i 4 i Hrrn- BUBMotar William Miller Emma Wunderlich Currie Grozmrcr QttTM KlU-alr. I Maggie William* D. M. MYKRM. teacher. PRICHARDVILLE. Geo. Salsltaugh had the misfortune to amputate the fore finger of his left hand while engaged in planing lumber last week. Geo. Prichard's baby is recovering nicely of,scarlet fever. No new cases retorted at this burg. Wm.- Hendershott builds the new bridge. Horace HaU has bought the Davids place. Consideration. 83,700. Mr. Caswell expects his brother to move in with him shortly, and will build a house some time this season. John Pierce has his new barn nearly finished. The Hook boys started their saw mill last Monday. • Mrs. Isaac Weeks, and Mra. Jennie Fruhauf and tajby Indie, visited S. R. Long and family, of Augusta, last Sun­ day. Mrs. F. and baby will return to their home tn Ann Arbor Saturday next, after a four week's visit among friends and relatives. • NORTHEAST HASTINGS. Corn hup. Jennie Sweet is learning to be a musician. . Mra. Jennie Stewart spent Saturday iand Sunday with her parents of this place. : Alice Hampton, of Banfleld, spent ISaturday and Sunday with her cousin Nellie Baldwin. Arah Barnum and wife spent Sunday with D. Sprague and family, of Costa Grove. Hattie Anders spent a portion of the week with her sister Mrs. Bertha Bar­ num. May Bagla spent Saturday and Sun­ day al Matte Demott's, of your city. Wonder what brings Chaa. McIntyre Frrctrort corMt Imnds will tie Creek, were at J. Lockhart s the past . make lots of music at the4th of July Jean Weaver, of Morley, was at J. ON SHORT NOTICE. Lockhart’s the past week. People ought to know * thing before Mre. John Burgman te overtly U1 He will warrant all work for I'-i 1-2 Bert Hart, of Charlotte, visited hte they tell it for fact*. This te good adceUuperyouwl. Nothing barged for vice for all, mare especially for *omliving not a thousand miles away. grease. Lu miMiu iu» a new barn A magic lantern show was given i for P. Barr. Ed te a flrat class frorkthe Altoft school bouse Friday night. W. MARBLE- Nettie Curtfe and Little Cook. ot Hastings, were on our street' Quite a good many comC Dunbar for seed of his early c We say as -Gleaner” doe Northeast Hastings scribe of the Jour­ nal “she’s not very good at guessing or she would know who Biddie of the Democrat is. We will tall you jome time on the sly." ' Farmers are pret shearing. The conil-^ promises to be lively, with three buy­ ers in the Held. Our village is enjoying a decided boom. Real estate stiles are numerous and at a healthy advance on former prices; building te in progress tn all parts of town; and our merchants know not the term "hard times." A. D. Hughes & Co., of the Irving roller mill, have opened a flour ana feed exchange store on west side of the river. An elaborate program of exercise* has been prepared for decoration d*y services. A memorial address by Sena­ tor Carveth of this place being one df the pleasing features. In the ball game Friday the Irving* distinguished themselves as the great­ est “kickers" of the nineteenth centuiy. They flunked out of the game at the flrat sniff of defeat. Five innings were played. Score 8 to 10 In fayor of Irv­ ing. Middlevile make six scores in the fifth innings. John Campbell has purchased R. E. Combs’ late residence on West Main street To accommodate increasing trade J. E. Ackerson te building an addition upon hte harness shop. Middleville will celebrate the coming 4th In most ga-lo-rious style. Tbe, great and only American eagle has' been secured to exhibit to the patriotic multitude amid the boom of avll and tiz of fire crackers. Hastings people better come down and have a good time once. W. A. Shank, ex-editqr of the Repub­ lican, now employed in the State pant­ ing office at Lansing, was in town Monday and Tuesday. Frost Monday night made farmer* who have edrn growing above ground wear a look otjioubt and uncertainty. Fox & Son's saw mill, sash, door and blind manufactory will be moved from F reeport to this place at once. Judson Stark te now a freeholder having purchased John Campbell's house and lot on Wert Main street. - The Methodist society want a new church building and will try to coax enough money out of benevolently in­ clined folks to build the same. A Choral Union was formed at the close of the singing convention held last week by Pmf.' A. A. Blackman. Officers were elected and regular meet­ ings appointed for Friday evening of each week. If the union carriM out its objects MiddleviUe will suddenly shoot into notoriety us a musical center. Orangeville. Decoration day will be observed by the G. A. R. post here. The oration will be delivered on Sunday the '30th and Monday they will decorate the grave* and will spend the day in mak­ ing some needed improvements in the cemetery. Itte to be hoped that the general public will take some interest in the work for our cemetery is a dis­ grace to the town. Last week Mr. Brigham earne near dying. Having considerable writing to do instead of wiping the pen off with paper he would put It in hte mouth and the ink poisoned his tongue. He te able to ait up a few minutes at a time. We have a curiosity in our town—a [oinale pygiltet. ' The diphtheria scare is started again. Jimmie Chalker has throat dteea.se and Dr. McLeay says it te diphtheria; Dr. Hanlon, of Middleville, declares it te not, but has some sythptoms like diph­ theria. Wm. England and wife will visit friends in Rutland this week. S. M. Nicnote te improving the appear­ ance of hte farm by putting up new picket fences. The new buildings on the Kalamazoo grounds are completed. Harry Thiers was home last week from the Agriculteral College. Mra. Theirs took a trip to Richland this week. , Mrs. L. A. Nichols, of Battle Creek, and Mrs. Frank Bacnn. of Richland, called on their old fnknte and neigh­ bors last week. MORGO-THORNAPPLE. In last week’s issue of the Banner the type mid us say John Battor when it should have been John Bolton. Mrs. H. Howard, an employee of the Sherwood House Charlotte, is now visiting her grand parents and children in Morgan. A number of our people visited Hastings last Saturday to see the great show. A number of farmers have replanted their corn and others are cultivating. Henry Strong burned a large kiln of brick the past week. Corn is mast all planted. Rev. Gurd has gone up north to visit hte son a few weeks. Wheat te headins out, and it wiH be a pretty fair crop if nothing happens. The Barry Iroys have planted the highway in potatoes leaving a track of about ten feet to drive through. George has changed hit* mind and will be in WoodlantTthe seventh day. Mr. Blocker raised hte big ham last Friday. Everything / went off finely and no one hurt. Lew Wellman has returned from Calfornia and thinks those living here hurl better stay where they are. Last August H. E. Hyde, of Trow­ bridge, charged Wallace Grisby with slander, and although unable to prove the accusation, caused the defendant considerable expemae. Hyde cently converted, and has writ ter to Grtaby oonftaalng that '- ter'* strn-ie* were true, nay him such sum — Hyde *ava he does thfa Christ, whom he is now �--------------------------------- --------------- CONSCIOUS OF HIS DUTY. CONGRESS IN BRIEF. BAYARD TELLS FRYE A SYNOPSIS OF THE WEEK’S BUSI­ NESS IN BOTH HOUSES. A BIM-CURSED COUNTRY. TO POSSESS HIS SOUL IN PATIENCE. Senator Garton, the chW trf *»n»u of merchiuitilo statistics in Lim*. Peru, haa prepared a BenMtfcD>Jdoaiment. the pointe of which Consul Burnt has rent to the state department. Ho ^-There are only 100,000 population ta mail autaldy matter upon which a yra and Waskikcitox Cm, May a—In *a- Tbo bill prlTyARta aa ar. gnu United State* vvssob. the following: or State, Wamiixgtox artmkxt resumad. .upon Van Wyck'a Delaware. The twenty-eight Republican* Henderaon and Rowell of Illinois, Brown of Penns 1rente, Browne of Indiana, Cooper of Ohio, Conger, Fuller? Hender»oa, Hepburn, rtatue FKoiuUoa . wtUng of Columbia achooli and the military and na- <i O'Dnonsll of Michigan. provide* for the payment to claimant* un­ difference between gold und greenback* and the Interact on the bonds in ''which part of ;that vided in the bill. Hoar sepported the minority report, and Wilson the majority. house adjourned. Wamhingtox City, May 11—A memor­ ial was presented in the senate Tuesday, by Hale, from tbo Pacilic Moil and other steam­ ship companies, repudiating tbo imputation that they had tried to improperly influence would demand some action of ollie*- appropriation appointed bill were debated aa. congrw>s passing such bill* without having the reports ial relating to artitkdal butter, said that if Ito manufacture should be prohibited. adjourned until Monday. The bouse passed the bill prohibiting the importation of macktral during Uie/spawn- arbitratloo bill and maintained of 8. E. E. Seelege, a Michigan woman who meate reported a bill reducing the ponai sum making cignn.: The poatoflk-e committee reported the postotlicc appropriation bill bills and adjournal. Wahuixutox Cm, May 21—Saturday made a vigorous argument in its favor. Diugley ot Maine, spoke against it. Tbo bill permits cilixena of the United State* aider the ratno. Blount, Riggs of Illinois, opposition to the farrizn mail appropriation, and Burrows of Michigan favored it and pooding further discu-eion the committee WaSHIMutox City. May 20.—After tbo railway may complete its road through tbo •utetltuto for to the urgvnt dolicioucy bill wore non con- Wednesday the Staten Island bridge bill was debated by Mcl*fa»raon, a bo advocated a tunnel instead of a bridge. Tbo morning and McPherson's motion to recommit wm re^ectod. Blair** amendment, to Van Wyck's amendment, making the minimum pension under this act 44 ]«r month instead ’an Wyelc's amend' The bouse commerce committee has stricken from tbo Cullom inter-state ertninorce bill, pas^-d t>y tbo senate, evwy tiling except the omiAing eJaueu and iusnrted thereunder Reagan's bill which govern rail­ sides no comm*.ion. Ro-ecydni proposes to submit amendment making the miuimum pension under any tew »<> per mouth; rejected. Van Wyck's anundment aa amended was A man named William Armstrong, who ameudmunt making provision for Mexican ite naval appropriation dispooee of 111,T.’O,UW, against • ti,W0,7U£> appropriated for Brown, Conger, Cullom, Frys, Geo.'go, Gibsou, hale, Hampton, Harrison, Mawiey, Hoar, Ingalls. Logan. McMillan, Matone, Mandervon, Milter, Mitchell of Oregon, Morrill, Payne, Plumb, Rlddleberger, Saw­ yer, Sewell, Sherman, Spooner, Van Wyck, Nays—Bock. Berry. Blackburn, Cull, Cockrell, F.usth, Gorman, Gray, Jonra of 4»kanaa>k McPbcrwu. Morgan, Sauls- THE KNIGHTS AT CLEVELAND. Position aa to Non-Union Meo. Clxvzuaxv, Ohio, May SL—AU tuauibwa yot been done. Mr. Powderly spent Sunday vantioo said: Mr. Powderly's executive ability Is fully appreciated, and It boar tain that he will leave Civs eland With the entire .onfldtmoo of tbo order. Nothing Is the way ot organization will bo eiTected until tbo tardy mo.i.bers of A prominent Cleveland Knight speaking of the rotation of I organizations said I nio and Julia to purchase borringv for smok­ ing at Digby bad lawn n».-»ived, and steps Lima; 84 j>er oenL of there are mmore. 47 per cent, single and widowed, per cent, married. StatisHcs Abo*' that « jwr cent, of the births in 1WH fruit of wedlock, and M jier cunt, illegit­ imate. It is, therefore, more than evi­ dent that -over two-thirds of the popula­ tion of Lima live in a state of ooncubtnage or worthing of thM character, rather than in legal or family tits. In a word, of the 100.000 J*oplt‘in Luna. »~t little more than one-third u 111 ‘““’v Red ’“Then are 83.814 persona under age. M.158 females, and only- 80,083 active producers, so tliat every able-bodied man has to support more than three persoru. The cost of food, clothes, etc., may be righto of reckoned atf 15.08 per head per month. Each man able" to work alioukl earn >45.06 pur month. lids amount Is only without facilities obtained by the most limited number. muniration, and A condition of the moat abject ]x>verty prevails, which shortens the life of the l>eople. The consuming class is con­ your assumption ‘that this department is giving the matter such consideration as its stantly increasing, and every man forced importance demands* will, I believe, l« tu shoulder the musket is a new burden fully sustained when the proper time ar­ laid on die shoulders of the producers. rive. for publication of Ito action. - I trust It is. therefore,shown tliat the population of Lima does not rest, as it should, on a ns an ottlcial charged with the execution of family basis, arid that from a luck of la­ delicate and important public functions, and bor jxjwer and excess of unnuirried females tl«re is wanting that great producing element which rasiiectfuUy yours, T. F. Bayabd." is a principal factor in wellA gentleman who has talked with Secrw- estaldished communities. The result of tary Bayard upon this subject within a day all this is a never-ending struggle be­ tween an educated minority and the pow­ erful Rsistancn of ignorant masses, who, almost irresponsible for their acta, enter­ tain a deep-seated prejudice for those foroihly a» they hold to 1* their oppressors. These are <* suspicious, selfish muss, refusing a ]>arty standpoint, and says that there I* no pollti s in it That the action of a*i efforts toward their own relf-regeneration, without habita of order, unable to respect taws of which they are ignorant, friend of tbo fishermen that everything that living in intellectual darkness, and gen­ is pomibte is being dene to protect th.lr in- erally in moral depravity, their existence psteaes by without u thought being given to their advancement, their preservation British mtnlawr boa not urged tbo appointas a race or their hereafter. When it cum™ to pureuitx, 6-1.056 are without any. • Even among those mar­ appointed is all the administration has done ried not one-fifth of the off.pring survive or expects to do in tbo matter. Consul Gen­ the first year’s existence, and the reason assigned is tliat the parents can not j>rotain* nothing not already made public, but vide them with the prnj<er nourishment Even more lamentable is the fate ot will eorvu as a ta*l» of negotiations for the thorn numerous unmarried women whose department of state, now In progrcei The house) committee on shipping has children never know their fathers. Fo: decided to nonconcur In Senator Frye's them there is no employment, no protec­ amendment to tbo shipping bill providing tion, no support When their children for retaliation for tbo treatiuect accorded live they grow up weaklings owing to the privations they undergo, arid they generally end their days in a hospital. And this condition is due tn the indiffer­ ence ot our government and to our own character. Premiums are given to useference upon the matter. ires and uikiuletantiai objects, while tal­ ent and honorable labor go unrewarded. MAKING IT MORE EFFECTIVE. Immense sums are Bulstcribed to build sumptuous temples side by side with tin hovels where the poor die in want and misery. Hundreds of peojtle exist in Ottawa, Ont, May 22.—Tbo department deep and narrow unhealthy dwelling*, while in the main street of the city are extensive convents and monasteries, cov­ ering acres of ground and affording shel­ ter to a handful of uselo*rand idle monks and nun*. On this account there an. more churcbM and cOTvente than mu­ inch contravention of international agree­ nicipal schools, murecliiidren and women ment The tew providing for the eeUure of foreign voxels tor certain offense* is so than men, more soldiers and Chinese. worded that baying bait is not an offense tluui active citixens, more beggars than under it Hon. Peter Mitchell, ex minis­ laborers, more priests chan men of. sci­ ter of marine and flshvriee, who ence. more illegiiituale than legitimate prepared the legislation under which the children, more ignorance Ilian enlight­ a-izure wns presumably made purposdy enment, more corruption than morality, Knitted the buying of bait from tbo list of offenaa, believing that bolt should be re­ more-gunpowder than bre ad. From this garded a. an article of commerce and the indifference the little good among us is buying Yd bait aa a commercial transaction. gradually disappearing. It lacks sup­ port and uppreciatiai. It is. therefore, necesaary in our own inturwt and in that of our deseendsnta to change this vicious order of things, to reform t)u*e dreadful abuses, to punish these offenses with se­ reading Friday, it will probably pan the verity and to afford instruction, protec­ tion and support to those women and foreign vmm], .bip orboat, whl h baa found children so deplorably unfortunate in flthing or preparing to fish within the limit; their present state.—SL Louis Globe­ Tbo amendment adds the following words Democrat. referring to puuuhaUc ofl.-nw*, “or 1.-- - - ----- ‘ __ .-I __ .__ . . ........ J• Tin? iargeat of the Egypliaa pvnuuids by treaty or convention, or by any tew of ta MO feet liigh. Odd f,^ on the ‘ aide*, the United Kingdom, or of Canada, for tbo tuid ite tame coven* «|nven acres. The iayrra of stone are 2W in number; many itonn are HO fret long, 4 broad anil This wording has the effect of making 3 fret tliick.—Chicago Journal. luRE. PROMPT^ 25^' i. xtra on, bubboxx. xb- WorA -WOMAN’S HIIEND. For Bakin Is the best remedy for all complaints peculiar to women, young or old. A full description of those diseases, their symptoms, causes and proper treatment is contained in our book entitled -Facts for Women." lUus trated correctly; any woman can understand IL Every woman shouldhave it bent to ladies only. In sealed envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth dollars to any woman. Address ZOA-PHORA MEDiOIHt OO-. By which detail the er of a*i«- lU wij tbOUMDd me hundred and atxt» di.lli&wHUMa, and no nilt or proceeding* at law or lu vuulh having Iwo takeu to collect the **a>c ur at;.- THE 6REATESTf«« ican people is Consumption. Physicians and Druggists have at last found a remedy whicl they foe! justified in recommend ing. This is DR. BIGELOW/ POSITIVE CURE, which cur/ Consumption in stages Wher other remedies are ofnobenen It cures Coughs, Colds and a Throat and Lungpiseasesspe ?• ily and safely. Price, Fifty C‘Hit and Ono Dollar. Sold by Dru£ gists. GILLILAND’S PATENT Now. therefore, notice i* hereby giren tint t.r virtue or the power ot rale in raid tn.>rt£xre notained, and the atalulc tn»ud> ca». made w provided, on the ninth day of Juir a I> iav *t nine o'clock lu U»e forenoon at tb- north reLr door oC ibc Barry County Court TI.mim- in City of Hrating*. In the ckmiity ot Kur., MichlSi e™, •aMareMtaMBreMtafed, there aut teraH «t H’dlr auction urvrtrthic to tne hlgbret bidder. Vl.l—*n.i •* ■! I~lk * Ta. a.1.1 . est at eight jw rent, rer xnr. and expenses allowed bv >«». torney fee re thirty-five •bill.-..-'- north ut m:.; of sect Io > seven In towtndilp number north MOLE TRAP. F.M. WADI-EldH. Attorney lor MiwtKnc** l right* for sale. Corsepohdenre »ollcited and reference, given. Retail prlre. gi.w. Ageuts wantixl sud lll*nd dlreotint to the trade. J. (I. G1M.ILANI-. Patenter and Mole Marftifxrtnrer. State of Michigan. In th' circuit court L Adrian. Mich. l oui H.:r . Ambrose Hubbell w*. M<»-- Newspaper Advertising. March. A. D. i«iw. Snorial (Iffpr Wewaitarrt«M»4nehad­ opt Ciai UUCP. rrru«-tnent» <<nr month In coni’* ncr month. eonildnatitHia ot pa; inruttoii thl* paper. andchattel*. n<in’* and effects CLEMKNT KM1 ill AU » forlHI WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THS CEOCRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, W1M- N S 1 The Itabblt Fest of Nevada. the prpMKUtiou will hardly make much The rabbit pest in Nevada, which ha, •HMimed sucli proportions mi to cueiidangcr the fitoeg rangun, is the result of die wholesale slaughter of coyotes, wildcats and lynx. L^L I ifO s/\d PoRTLaan, Ma, May 23.-Governor Roble There are pi. low, tluu> reventv-five Axtec ruins in the Salt River valkv’. Califomia, t>uK>dcs the old '.'minis and water­ ways of the Axtec people. national dlgn/ty i nnaltect of rights and the Ella M. Doughty wan a blunder on who died at i onltera Friday, left the foUow- Except in delicate and exquisite na­ ture* the impulsa, of the laxly are xtronp-r than those of the soul-and even then Uojc.1 bum. tie lilj.-Mr»c. G™, Sana. ttli many of ua there la » peculiar taerve that comm more from M.-lf<xmnctouoneea than modrety. — W B Greene. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND * PACIFIC RAILWAY ^•reason of itacentral posJttoomtd close rotation to all prtxielp..!. ; ; WaSKQtnuMaljmd tanfiinal polntA. anurtltutlM the most tmpo: ”d!l. nantai link ta that ofthrooirh traMDortag«nwWc|i »nx .-«• *u ;; nd ■flwm'potate & — !c3rt ar>1 t. Northwest and boutIr. - .-.--c, line and hr ■ , ‘SiSs,; ■mi Reck talar OttuxDvra < riSt. Atta;." THE CREST ROCK ISLAND ROUTE but!-'?- The New "h ark Herald suggettta that when Waahtagtau territory comes into ^eUnlon ft be under the name of Walla tDOVnM ration w’?L!;?aSd Kunrau CKT THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA and hv.ntir.g^SSurablc route �MYRIADS OF LITTLE FISH. p-TtaHoenuy cured or no pav. The wor^ owes guaranteed. Pamphlet WAPCR BATH3 FOR RASIES Medical AssotStioo, 663 Main SL. Buffalo, N. p''Dispemarv -We have hero," raid Superintendent M ither. with a comprehensive wave of U„. hand that took in both the houses and tlx vate beyond, and even the dia­ unt duck pmd, “facilities for hatching „ eh‘fewer egg* than we should tore. rapacity of the establishment should ,I..jok'd i’ll least. The practical use’■'jne-- of tliis method of enlarging out ,... ,j -npply has now been demonstrated ■ ■ v.,nd i|u*.*tion, and it is really a matter • .{-rions interest to all the people of tlie that th in. hatchery ahouldbesode... m to get the greatest possible . iioin it. There is, no place in the •. , » — well. adapted by nature as thia • a hatchery. We have an abundant, i -failing supply of cold, fresh water. . v-i-'it to kecnoor thirty-two hatching i ..J,, full all the year through, if we them 8". It comes from natural ... .:»*•- in the hill, so surprirnngly high i it i- n constant wonder to me how • • - .rings are fed, The swift current • r n- \ll supplies is just what we m certain stages of the hatching . -. Then, by means of a pumping w.-can have equally handy an .:iiipb.' -apply <>f pore salt water drawn at high tti'c iw required and stored in that n®rTCS conridcrablv riuitterod. however, m those at a *bo»* *0 might b« n*tur*Ur H, wmh * M fat brt, wS a • *mfe long *nd fanigl.h Hta k W-t «, w„ ,lo^ tech. II., la,, qui,.ki pto^jp U«ht ejo, »nd th™, la * tulln™. nbmll ” Ucl‘ uv nrewril in * pl*m. cutaway 00,^ It k farihonr-CT UM., tobnero. ud 1. nat P'',''1"™~~ot«1yklnd. 111. florid fuco indicates health. Owl Johnston fa a Rood-natured and "’T7 oon’P’“‘i«iible Airing his tn vretigation tliat he wM an ehxitrician during his early life, Un he explained tliat hia knowledge of die science was now of no more use than that of Dr. Franklin1*, la-caua.' it was too antiquated. He evinced a very keen memory’ and a wide knowledge of gen­ eral affairs. Hia education must have been thorough. Gen. Johnston is one of tlx-r - ho prim hi. honor, and who would light • rvgintrnt 11 hi. Integrity w^» 1ue.ti.m„t. ft, »„ a the intense cold does not freeze the mdered among the must loyal men of the u-.ii.-r m>U<I in the pipes and bunt them, south, and is intensely popular among a- tt did this winter, spoiling at one fell southern ja-oplq. who wiy he is the soul >,.or most interesting, and. upto of honor.-—Washington Cor. Chicago tijit nine, highly successful hatcldng of Heraiff. ■ ••?.<*Mt,000 cod eggs. The fact is i1 i.r wh han- had ice six or eight inches According to Mr. D. A. Wells, in The d-. p till over the floor of this miserable •. .tnJk of a placet most of the, winter, Popular Science Monthly, ancient Mex­ am! 'b- |iipw froze solid within five feet ico never hnd any very large cities. Tlie ;i in- d-.l hot stove, wryou may judge inhabitants had no domestic animals, no • •? winter wind* gut in here U> any beasts of burden, no means of transportarion. They were faVinferior in civ.-..nc-i-r.j»h- extent. 'y.prly al! the hatching is done in lltzatton to the Toltecs, living tq the wintt't. ll-'Hl, in tvhiehi there is most southward. The Mexico of toxtey* luu P, mt-To-t. begin spawning in No- not nude any great strides. Mr^Welle •.. iii ■!!'. ifflildo not get | through until says: “It is one of the very poorest and ,J:inu.tty. } We gel eggs h d from “ some most wrotclted of all countries, and is ilirgp S»r> -iling tivint tha zwe keep in not likely under any circumstances to de­ ... ... ... 11., fur 11 , purpose, and velop into a great, civilised, rich and .11-. t:?m ■ the lull hery ‘ nt Caledonia, powirrful nation." The fertile land con­ ifroin jlaini'. and from .Europe. The sists of a narrow strip alongeither ocean. having tarn impregnated, change The interior is a high table land, from ,!r io tin- dabby conditionTin which they 5,000 to 7,000 feet above the level of the • Ktriufc-d by the female fish, de- uca. There is no navigable river of im­ l;vii rll-i.iQ-lves from the bottom of the portance, and the country at large is as p.;i. u. U iiicii they were (gathered, and arid as Arabia. There are hundreds of pr- « -v .-ler and quite ban!. Then they •quart- miles of unexplored territory..and a .I’i-.i! and spread Up|>n wire cloth savage trilwtt of Indians that remain in­ l.at. liiuc «pys. the interstices in which dependent of the government and with­ ire eiumgh for the yjiung fry. as out contact with the whites. As to 1 .it.-hv.i t > drop through. icavjng the precioun metals, they have been^gtwoly . «:•. Ikon tie1 tray. Throughout the pro- overestimated. This is an uninviting picture, but Mr. which takes from sixty i •onliug to the temper- Wells writes with the air of a man who i- r. tiie eggs must1 be is stating facta. Before our capitalists build any more railroads in Mexico they meat. to have the temperature will do well to investigate these state­ it-.-avr.inl arjxjusilUe. and to ments.—Atlanta Constitution. kill .th- i-.irrcnt over them just hatching is going on the y <• -v.-fs-thi water to :i depth i ut when the young fry have ■ ■(. its depth is increased to “In Philadelphia there uro 22,000 more women tfein men. In Massachusetts there is SO.000 majority, and a recent es­ timate slioM’s that in Europe the women exceed the males by more than 4.500,000. Why is this the case?” I asked of a social ,1. 1 lift ft- tr.Hit. when hatched, has -ii ibdomini! sac of nutriment. larger tlj.yi biiuulL which he gradually ab“The men are killed off by wars anil -iri-v. Whoa its yellow bulk is all gon* 3d he I . iIm like a semi-transparent pin, accidents, I suppose," he replied. “Why b it, then," I asked, "tliat Ken­ : quite an Bach img. he is immediately li^mtrr. and' begins looking for food. tucky, which iuiN us many men killed as Tin: i- ii,-. i^n.- .. hen he should be put any Htate. has a fair preponderance of in u Liix'lc somewhere, to look out males?” “Oh. that is easily explained," he re­ f'4 Umscdf. and where there will be no t H.ri-h. pii'kjtrel, or other bigger fish to plied. “Kentucky women are so beauti­ ful and charming that the men from ! ->* .tor him. ■ It takes him forty or fifty <.i.iy» 4’ *xli*ust the magazine of other stums i-omc and carry them away j.i|vi-ii<-tt* with which hu comtsi into the ns soon an they are grown."—Louisville u-irf.i. W-tlj go.-l h-ding. ut the end Post. of Mtlret year he should have grown to I-fri'iii fourth tiv«.- inches in length. The German singera have the most At',.r* of age, the trout should be robust voices; the Italians the purest. — 4 r, -k rixtit tn- hts long, and at 3 There is strength and endurance to the y-3.’- when lif, weight is from a quarter German vok-^wliich the Italian's does V- i.df wpu jiiil, he lx- -onB.u un object of not (KiwiraB; the latter is fragile, sweet intlrtet t*> rlei Hcientitlc angler. Some and perfecL but it must be carefully : rii :i- tr im ^iwn whim only 3 years nursed and can not be abused. That is ••! I; »ril llielr v~g* are not numerous. why Italian ringers of the finest quality A!! : ;ir- --ii- will yield from 400 to do not sing so of tai.—Globe-Democrat "i, ji-l- . ,u4<-Dally as high as 1.0U0 Interview. . rg£- It fi;-, -n uflirmed that a trout '■•til u-a: to every pound of Experiments to determine the relative i-L'-.i-ht. ; jn my "xpeifence ‘does not :u- , ! . ting anything like action of coffee and alcohol show tliat while alcolml inunsuMM-thv production of lit- h.u.'ierof obtaining tile *2gpi of heat it really lowers the bodily teinjMTn•‘tli-.;- •—and impregnating thorn is ture. The caffeine in coffee producer ; ’ (with the. trout, but I lie the oiqKxrite effect, and thus, if given in con junction with alcohol, coffee prevents the reduction of temperature.—Chicago Shall eggs nrv so bin nff 1 r moving water and sink To improvise window ventilation of » i water is still. Salmon •md In lie ou the bottom, free room without creating a draft: Fold or roll up a blanket until it is several inche n The eggs of th- smelt, thick and tlie exact length of tlie win eyring, and otjiera, cluster dow, Kaiwy tlie lower sash and lay tht M' ~. Tu meet all their blanket in the space, which must be en iientt requirea very dif­ tirtly filled try the roll—Chicago News . :uul incessant jiain»FxKllahTntvreot In BlorrspbJea. takiBx chi T(> say that siwlt hatching ■ i' ;!j trouliknome and un­ English interrat in biographies accord­ i ■ rule, is to state tha case ing to a leading bookseller, is very short­ )y They get thvm.*clvcs into lived. Gorden is “forgotten" already: ■ ' hi - the hatching jam, bt- Froude’s "Chriyle" is scarcely ever '••uue;nd with n thick fungus, lota "wanted;” Crow- “George Eli(<“ » be­ :'i them d|<- and don’t smell nice, and. in ginning to “pail."—Frank Leslie's. Mwt. th-.- tuv.| exrw|<eratfng. Let me »------show y .. riII almost li.ntcho-i smelt BUUIIVI A question likely soon to come to the iixta m the <-.gg.r Il must not 1 lx. supposed that Mr. fore I, th. pr^ttobilltj ot tunneling Mrili-T r.Ik]i |hat off like a lecture, as between England and Ireland. At one «heJud im- ‘i wound up for the oo- point the distance is under Lwenty-two e»on. though he could easily do that miles.—Exchange. aj-d very much more, us the Icthyophagii dime nurnreoiDB ----------- -----ready p, aatt.. Finely th; miora_ A French pliyniologist haz osci rtiuuitl *<■"1* is Iwrought 'into requisition. Ssv’•nd oneit o-ggs Uru detached from the as crj-ptonuunra—maj ue " ” “Urky maw m One of the jam and laid edible mushrooms under certain con­ ‘ii a small cryd saucer in a few drops ditions. There they took like atom, of Little tilings is mo' ter befeord den big 2* cl^rest glass. Dndi.r the’micro. mw. ItiaJunl. birf -‘“’I- •*» *°pe the ftsh is clearly visible. Tlie ey« an- big and staring, and the out- hAWk.—Arksrwa^' Trav-ler. Victori*', p. m>n*l tootohoM. kW* Md. tad are disTJ’uhh. fancy sm^t coiled up i»- toVhtob to— — i.ooor— T’- That is die way it looks. But it tt hat< Iwd out it will be vary ^rmparnuvrir-almotl « big as weof th- wigglam- fiom whioh JcT^J 'a bird, tha *mHr Vk.00Q.00O*?—- drnphobla ,Dr. William Goggin, of this city, has a great confide-nn* in the vapor-bath sure for hydrophobia. He says that he has tried it and has sum it tried on several occasion* in this country and in Ireland, and lie never knew ft to fail but once, and that was not the fault of the system, i^n^. Mkh. noUhki“' •‘nwd.U, but owing lo ij being applied too late. “The first case where hydrophobia was The Grand Bapida Loan and Build­ cured by tlie vapor bath, coming within ing Association, Julius Houseman my knowledge,” raid the doctor the other president, has been organized. earU'1 can tru]y be Bald of a wealthy lord near Saint Ann’s hill. of Griggs Glvcerine Salve, which Is Blarney, county Cork. Thu man was sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, bitten on the calf of'tlie leg by a cur dog bruises, scalds, burns-, wounds and all in 1852. The owner of the farm was a other sores. We positively cure piles gentleman thoroughly practiced in med­ tetter and all skin eniptiona. Tn-SS icine. He advised his help to oeek a wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed bath.- This he did on the day after ho or money refunded. Only 25 cents. was bitten. He wqn put in a vapor bath Sold by F.TIotchk>«e. and the. temperature was raised very bmL?’h4 Hyi*t‘*ed 26’ Lathrop, wan high. He was kept in there some time, Jilled- li.y* “ tvri!,n .noar ^^““nee ilon- and tlie bath was afterward repeated at dsy night while drunk. intervals of days. During this treatment 1Dn“ u 810w,y recover­ he was given no medicine of any kind, ing. His doctors say he will be out in but received careful nursing under the a few days. direction of his master. He entirely re­ , J?r‘ J,^8on’B Eye Salve is a prompt covered and was never afterward sub­ and positive cure for all diseases of the jected to attacks. “The next case was that of a laborer eyes in inflamation, granulation, and weakness of vision. It costs but Si who wna bitten near the same village in cents, and is highly reeoinmended for 1800 in the calf of the leg. One quarter piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. of a ]>ound of salt was immediately ofJudffe Withevwas fifed bound to tlie wound and kept there for Wednesday. Tlie estate is divided several weeks. The man was put in a vapor bath, and-under this treatment he among his immediate family. recovered in about seven weeks. He was Credit is due the German women and 80 years of age. Phyricians for first using Red Clover blossoms m a medicine. Best results , “The first case of hydrophobia cured, are obtained when combined with other in my knowledge, in this country was medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. that of a German named Schmidt, near Jones" Red Clover Tonic, which is the Harlem bridge, New York. Schmidt was bvst known remedy for all blood diseas­ the driver of a brewer wagon, and was es, stomach and liver troubles, pimples, a powerful man, over six feet in height. coati venrss. bad breath, piles, ague and His leg, thigh and hands had iieen badly malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ lacerated by a dog that undoubtedly Had petite. low spirits, head ache and all dis­ the rabiee. I took him into the bath. -ease of the kidneys. Price 50 cents, of !• red Hotchkiss. • at the mouth and fell on the floor. He Lightning rod swindlers are alleged barked like a dog at two-minute inter­ to have been working the farmers near vals. He wm first put in a room where hast Saginaw recently. the air was dry and heated to a tempera­ A terrible drouth tn southem Trxai him re­ ture of 120 degrees. There he remained sulted In the death <4 Itioutaud* ot tattle. tliree-quarterw ot an hour. The tempera­ ture was then rjiiscd to ICO.degrees, and in this air he remained three-quartera of an hour longer. Then he was sprayed I^Ylcklnxt™’orC ,10lng dan,a*c,oUK' erulw with warm water and gradually cooled and sent home. Ho kept on barking liko The dtaqrrveable operation of forcln* liquid* a dog for several days. His dry-air baths Into the head, and the use of excltlni: snuffs, are Ix'lnx »ii|H>rwd«! by Kiy'i cream Italln. a cure were repeated every twenty-four hours. for catarrh, colds In the head and hay frvvr. ft Finally, after about a week, ho was pro­ a »afe and pleaiant remedy being raallr apnlM with the tluRvr. It Is curine ca»« which nounced completely cured by competent physicians. have defled the doctors. Price tdc. “In 18B7 a man about 85 years of ng" I have ruyaclt used Ely-* Cream Rahn fbelna afflleUid with catarrh) with Mtlsfactorv results, and living in Brooklyn wm bitten by a and rvconiiueiid It to all suKcrlng with thia ter­ brewer’s dog. He immediately devel­ rible dlxcMe. t Ii glvlne my trade universal Mttafartioil.—L F. GacKcnbritner, druxxL.it, oped symptoms of rnhioa. He was put Van Werl, Ohio. in a small steam box, aind the tempera­ Recent floods have damaged the Indiana ture was first raised to 85 degrees and carp ponds. then to 100 degrees. At the latter ternthe standard remedy for liver complaint, dyspep­ jterature vapor was formed and the j»asia. Indigestion and vlck headache. AU dnijt- tient breatlied it. After remaining in Kists. the vapor two hours the man was cooled Marcellu*; a vlHaire ot 700 Inhabitants has and sent home. He frequently returned four fuil-nedgtxl saloons and four drag stores. for the same treatment, and was finally Any rase of kune baric cured by a few appli­ completely cured. * ‘ ’ « cations of West’s Worlds Wonder: also cures “In 1860, in Philadelphia, I knew of a Bpralns, b rutsre, cuts and burns. Cheaiwst and -best. All drukxuts. case of a man brought there with the r 1 xintaburK has nbost ire Inhabitants and six rabiea from Bordentown, N. J. He was doctors, yet it Is said to be quite B.bealthy town. treated under tho vapor proceaa, but I do Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. not know whether or not he recovered. The bast salve Tn toe wona for Onto, Braises. In 1872, also in Philadelphia, a man wm brought from Wilmington, Del., and put in a vapor bath. He had a mild attack He died rents per of rabies, just developing. either in the vapor bath, or immediately Tlie Bhlawassec county nloueen' society pic­ afterward. His death wm caused by tlie nics nt UtlriKtUurx on the nth of June. bath-room being suddenly heated to a / My liver w» so learfnlly disordered and I frit too high temperature. so feeble and languid Skat 1 scarcely took Inter­ "The bath treatment in tnis country est In anything Tried all the «o-callrd remed­ ies without rrilcf until I used Parker’s Tonic, differs from that in vogue in England. which effected n permanent cure.—liarId Bash. There the heal is raised to 160 degrees, but the patient is not so long subjected to the vapor. Here the heat is seldom developed above 120 degree*, and ths W. W. Reed. Idruiat*!. ot Wlnchwter. Ind. patient is longer kept under its influence, Write*: <>IW of : my customers. Mr*. IxxiiM sometimes for seven or eight hours. I Pike. Bartanla. Randolph <X>.. Ind., wm a Inug sufferer with consumption, and was mven up to think tlie American method is prefera­ die bv her phy»leians. She heard of l*r. Klrifi ble, and I believe it ia being gradually introduced into England and other coun­ IlIK II "I II". *!*•!* — Um city, a distance of six miles, and is now so tries. much linprored toe has quit using tL fflie feel* "The object of the treatment U simply •be owes beir life to IL Free trial bottles at W. to relax the tension of tlw nerves, and H. Goodyear’* dftjg store. The warmer weather often lias n depresslng the longer tlie pati*-nt is kept under the and deWlitalirr effect lic-rds ttamapsirl.fa method of cure the more perfectly is tliis me rcomcsiiU languor or taMitudc. ueeoroplLihed.”—Baltimore Herald. Weal’s IWn King should te kept lb every house for sudden attacks of cramps, cote, ;mluiNot High Enuuah for That. er’s colic, cholera morbus, flux and dysentery. "Oh. papa." exclaimed a Little boy pos•thdyKc. All druggists. , Lalngsbttnr H eni-nlng a building boom, but' sencer with his face to the window, “wiuit a great high hill that is.” wants a bakery and tailor uhop. “Yes, my son,” said the man with a Finish the walls andrelUnw with Alabartlne. weary look in his face and crape on his vInexpensive;4ry '» wi,u„ „,.d lint. “It is very high. Tliat ia a moun­ tain. Arthur." “Shall we get off the cars and go an-1 climb up the high mountain.' papa?” “Oh. no; why should we do tliat, Arthur'." “’Cause, po. I didn’t know but maybe we might climb to the top and then look up and art? mamma. Do you think we could?”—Chicago Herald. Frank Sterling and Mbs Sallie Yaradley. prominent in Monroe society were m«rri«l Wrilnwd.y, SXZ’fitlSME.’’""- - « w.o jv... •"‘‘Cd “no rcenlateyour inw illgeative organ* before tLr beat of slimmerjux! thS »«ve “doctor bill byuhe timely ibe of West * Uvcr Illta. All drugghti. Consumption Cured. An old pbysfc wi. retired from prac’fec. having had placed in hi« hands by an Itaat India mi»ilonan Uu: formula of a simple vegrtab»e re­ medy for the Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma mid Consumption. ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thin powder never variea. A marvel of purity jtrenrtb and whAwimeiiesi. More economic® Hum the ordinary ktmls. and cannot bo sold tn In cans. 1 Wall BL Ji. READ ^^ABOUT • wounds, cheap*. ‘ than any other. All druju.isf'. MuwaaiP oi mu notice, the hum ot threo thownnd and two hundred dnllarn (toJBOi tar prlnelpal and interest, and no »u!t or proceed­ ing-, ai law or in equity iuolnx been taken to col.ret the Mme or any part thereof. Now. thr.re.fon-, noUce lv hereby ifireo that by virtue of the power of sale in Mid mwlpp, contained and the statute in such caae made and ■...... toy*" DR. THOMAS’ ECLECTRIC OIL 1’ETER CROSBY. Mortgagee. Dntzuil bsrinir been made In of a o-rtaln mon gage made by and Harriet M. Lee ill* wile, to ’ L L. Holloway, dated July 17tb. recorded In the ofllec of the Ker for the Count of Barry and Stat monkaxrs. <n> (Mzeftu.on wnicDmOTUpqBBlMrv t* claimed to l»e due « the date c< fill* nollce the sui'n ot five hundred and eljthiy eijcht and rili.etei n one-hundredth* ilollani. and no salt or proceeding* at lav bavins been la»! I tilted to recover Hie moneys secured by raid ruortza^e or any part tlwreol. Now, therefore, by virtue of Uie power of tale contained In Mid mortnge, and tlie ntotute Ln such case made and provided. Hot onStctie forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, nt the north front door of the Court House In the city of Hastings. Michigan, that twing the place where the Circuit Court for the County of Barry Is bolden. the premises described In snld mortgage, or «o much thereof as may be necessary to Ay the amount doe on aald mortgage, with eight |>ct cent, huen-st, and all legal costs. 71ie premises being described tn snld tnortgagn all those certain parrels of land situate In the township of Woodland. In the County of Barry and BUtn of Michigan, and known and desoribed as follows: The north haff o' the south west quarter of the north west qparter. also the south halt of the south west quarter ot the north west quar­ ter all on section sixteen, town four north of raiige* seven wot. Dated March nth. IWt. WILLIAM J. a L. L. HOLLOWAY. CLEMENT SMITH Attorney fo^MortJraiteei -STHLOPHOROS ITNIDPHOMS CO., IQ WALL ST., NEW TML PARKkR’S " HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC State ot Michigan—Dora Treple, ComplalnanL vs. William Teenle. Defendant. • Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chancery. Bultpendtnp iu the Circuit Court fur the County of Barry, tn Chancery al the Court House In the City ot HuUnp ou the iah day cd April, 1SM. In this cause, it appearing from affidavit on tile. Uiat the defendant Wllfiam Teepte is not a resident of this state, but Is a resident of tlie State of Ohio, therefore on motion of Clement Smith solicitor for Complainant, tt is ordered. Kat defendaut enter his appearanee in said use on or before four months from the date at ltd* order, and that within twenty days the L -t’Onintalnant wise thin enter to be published In the HivMinrs IIanxkr, raid publication lo be at rafl- ■ . FRANK A. HOOKER.Circuit Judice. CLEMENT SMITH. t*ollcJtorfr.r( omplahi3nt. (A true copy.] Attest GEO. W. ABBEY; luT-'bc.tl.^ BtSi.CC. HINDERCORNS Health is Wealth! Default laving berw made Iu Ihe conditions ot a certain moripixe made by William Mayimnl and llaiimili Muyusrd, hlx wife, to James Di>r>h-v. Dxled Muy Mu. ISM, and rvcoidud lb. the office ot the nrgl-ter ot deeds for the cOintty »f Bxrry ud state of Michigan, on the isth day ot October A. D. iA»c, In IJber No. 16 of morigarc» <m juikc ft»*. Halil mortgage wk» given to •-■cure Hie psyment of seven hun'd/rd dollars with hiterv.it at the rate of acicn per cent, per anntitn from Ite date, ami payable tn seven yean* from the date, which Mid mortgage wan duh- aaslgti'-d by the Mid Jame» Dooley to David IL Cook ou the trth day ot May, A. D. 1MR, and Mid ai-lgumiiit r< eorded In the offi- v of the realxler ot dn di for Barry County. Michigan, tn Liber It was I- Kald mnrtsage expressly agreed that slunilil any default be made iu the payment of Mid Intel esl ar any part thereof, on any day win-reou the same I* made due and payable, and hboulii tba nitw remain unpaid and In ar- John C. West & Co., Sweden has over 4,000 miles rau*uir VI uic wur* Iiuuac. !n J1? 'tt* nt Retags, in the county of Bury' and ytale of Michigan, that being toe ptace of hold Ing the circntt court for said County of Barrywhere said preml»es are situated, there will be st public aueUoc or vendue to the highest bidder the premlwm described In said mortgage. to,**firtyto0 amount due on Mid morfgajpo with Interest at eight per cent, per annum, and the costs and expenses allowed by taw. Bald premlaes being described In Mid. mortgage, as all tlicwe certain nieces or parcels vf tatid situ­ ate In the townnhip of AssyTia. tn Ike county Of ow^ti?wit °f and described as folThe north half (H) of the south west quarter (U), and the south twenty acres ot the west half ('i)of the Hurth west fractional quarter (H) of section number twenty-nine ffll). also the north half (H) of the south east quarter (U)'of section number thirty (so), all In township num­ ber (t) north of range num tier seven (71 west, containing in all one hundred and eighty acres pt land, more or less. Dried April 1st, A. D. IMA hm Tootliaclie....in 5 Minutes Earache“ a «» Backache»» a Hours Lameness.... 2 Days “ ao Minutes ** -X Hour ColdB.......... ... SorcTliroat. Deafness.... PainofBurn.. « 5 Minute* Pain of Scald. “ 5 “ dayi. the aforesaid principal aum of seven hun­ dred dollars, with all arrenr.wi of Interest thereon. Miould at tlie option ot the Mid James IH- Icy, lili executors, ndnilniisrntom and ansigns, become and be due and payable immedi­ ately thereafter. And default having been made tn the payment of Interest due May 5th. ism. and the same still remaining unpaid, the aforesaid principal sum of seven hundred dol­ lars, with all arnwrsces of Interest thereon bath been ami Is now declared to be now due and pajable; a ned to lie due and paynti nolle* the •urn of eight h< dollars, and no equity having Hlial] CHICW50. ILL SJb&A’mm draggl'd*. tho Interest and one due January i.tth Pasteur discovered tliat when milk was of alcohol or heated for n short time at 172 degrees, and then suddenly cooled, it kept swift much longer than the unhealed milk. Dr. J. van Guen* finds that this treat­ ment disables and destroys most of the fur tun. amt lower organisms in the milk, so that thoy are only able to revive when the condi­ tions of temperature are extremely fa­ vorable.— Boston Budget. beam. GaanuitnM imnwl onbbv While making excavations in a ruin on ihe Apjxian Way. near Rome, three twoprong silver forks were found, which would indicate that all the old Romans, at least did not eat with their fingers.— Chicago Herald. unauaiDy •atd interest or aiiy j-an tlien-of oa any day wtwrequ the. Mme h made payable. a» tborrtn Miw»wd. and ibouid thr *ame remain unpaid and hi arrearafor the space of thirty day».ttam mol from thelfreforth, after the lapae of fold thlrtydays. the aforesaid principal »uni of two tbouMmf the hundred Uollam (RAW). •Ke* of Interest thereoa. The president of a literary club, whois M2 West Madison SL. famed for his lack of tact, nomewhat KSRuf■’Kffi'l'r’-jSS. "in •“ surprised a guest of the club tliis winter by saying: “I should have asked you t6 speak, Dwight, but you didn't look as and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will Chough you luui any tiling to say.—Boston Beacon. _______________ to. he.lto by too —let. ____ ___ — vnwlodv.—Roche- foucauld. fro-n \lta<la“,‘ *’*’ te^«»ii^ttegvmto«s being described tn said Tlie Ninth wret quarter of the aouth oaat quar­ ter of section n. town 3 north nf range • west, being Die township of Rutland. Barry County. Mlchigan. DAVID ft. COOK. All Sorts of O THE 5MOKER8 OF THE CITY hurts and many sorts of ails of OF HASTINGS: man and beast need a cooling J. H. Beamer & Co., the Live Grocery. T lotion. Mustang Liniment �The Hastings Banner fusion in Michigan would be done away with forever, after the idee of Hmtpim. Mien.. M»? nih. 1880. Edxtoriai. Notes. For a quarter of «% century, the only stock-in-trade argument of the demo­ cratic leaders .has been that evexy caumlty that has vteitedoui country has been the legitimate fruit of repub­ lican legislation. This was always demagogical rant But it was excused on account of the extreme longing for place of toe hungry and thirsty democracy. Bui now. with a democratic president who has assembled in hte cabinet the leading light* ot hte party, together with a democratic house of representatives, in which measuree for the good of the country can be passed, there te no excuse for charging the la­ bor troubles and business depression of to-day to the -republican party. But that is being done, not simply by the great minds of the democratic party, but by the sage of the Journal also. If republican legislation has caused tho strikwi, the democrats In the legis­ lative and executive departments know what that legislation; te knowing this, why do they not repeal the bad law’s? Why do they not at least suggest their repeal ? They have done—simply noth­ ing, ami seem to be entirely con­ tent with republican laws as they And them, not attempt^ a repeal or November.__________________ Tell It not in Gath, but it te true that one of the New York ex-aldennen charged with bribery has been convict­ ed and sentenced to nine years hard la­ bor in the penitentiary. j The republican state convention te to be held in Grand Raphto, Tueoday Sept (1st, at 3 o’clock p. m. It is expected ( the convention will last two days. house—« “hall of jurtice." All who manent engagement on extremely liberal terms, considering the difference of Jap­ anese and north European market prices, the quotations of the provision market being about an one to six. Railroads and telegraph lines are be­ ginning to crow tho main islands in founded by tlx: contributions of private citizens. Yeddo h<»a three Tumor clubs (gymnastic aanociationa) on tlie Swedish The finding of blood-stained clothing ;near the scene of the Crouch massacre, :has caused renewed interest in that aw­ :ful tragedy._________________ arrangement* for industrial exhibitions; An argument for the free traders; In the prist’ drills of the harbor squadron" are patronised by thousands ot specta­ free trade England one-fourth of the tors; there are private rifle factoriea and landed property te held by 1,200 aristo­ private rifle clubs; in short, it seems a crats. __________________ Congressmen Cutch eon and O’Don­ much energy could bo kept down for so many hundred years.—Dr. Oswald in nell are making their mark at Wash­ Cincinnati Enquirer. ington.—Lowell Journal. Crockery, Glassware MOST PERFECT MADE mice utmo eomcn ^ywcfj SPECIAL The Morning Tribune, of Detroit, te doing yeoman service for the republi­ cans of Michigan. Piano manufacturing is regarded as yet in its infancy. Just what it* extent ia few people know, but 1 saw statistic* u short time ago wlhch indicate that there are not enough pianos in existence in thia country to give one to each fam­ Wm. Seger has commenced the wall ily in the state of Missouri. The only for his new wagon shop. time when a record was kept of -the man-' Every body te busy improving pleas­ ufacture of pianos won between the ant weather. The board of review consisting of yearn 1764 and 1870, when an internal 'Messrs. Huggett and Stinnett, are busy revenue tax of 6 per cent, existed, and correcting Supervisor Kent’s assess­ manufacture* made monthly returns of their sales. Tho number ’ has been c*timent roll. x. Lyman Wilcox has been on Xhe sick list but is improving. 2,000 pianos turned • out between tlie Henry Ellis was the lucky man tliat years 1780 1820. After then an annual drew the buckboard at Geo. Hartom’s increase ha* been calculated upon of 50 amendment. Democrats should bear in mind that last Saturday night. Our highway commissioner te mak­ this te their day and their opportunity. 1881 to 1885 it te said 212,000 piano* were ing out the road warrants. . If they have more wisdom and enlight­ Mr. A. C. Watson has returned from manufactured, and tlie statistician who enment than the republicans, they Tennessee, where he has been visiting looked up the infunnation and figured out tho result ha* given Ids opinion that ought to pans better laws. If they can. during the winter. A. G. Kent and daughter Bertha vis­ from 1780 until Jan. 1, 1886, between they will be continued in ascendency. ited Augusta friends test week. 85Q.OOO and 1,000,000 pianos left the fac­ If all they can do te to repeat their Assyria was booming Saturday after­ tories of this country.—Cbr. Globe-Dem­ past reoortl ol chronic grumbling, with noon. Every body was Ln town, and ocrat. no attempt to remedy the evils of our usual quiet place looked like a city, Mrs. Jacob Hartom’s mother Is mak­ which they complain, they will be turn­ ing her a visit Tho extraordipary fact in connection ed out of power and kept out until Millard Hamilton and wife, of Belle­ with the Russian conscripts drafted into they can demonstrate-thrir ability to vue, visited A. W. Wilson Saturday of the ranks in 1885 » shown by stone sta­ last week. do hcjmelhing besides finding fault Charles Abbey and wife, of Verona, tistics just published. The total number of conscripts accepted was 847,580, of The’Llnsing State Republican urgesi visited at Abe Holton’s Sunday. whom no fewer than 43,830 were Jews. If William B. Thompson, of Hudson, for we take the approximate Busman popu­ STATE ROAD. the chairmanship of the state central lation among whom the conscription is Jack Frost te a frequent visitor. committee. If Ijjr. Thompson te anx­ 50,000,000, and the Jewish population at Mrs. Robert Johnson te very sick. ious for the place and would make an Mrs. Olmstead will entertain the 8,000,000, this remarkable dteprojwrtion acceptable chairman we are sorry for dime society this week. is abundantly apparent, and would in­ . him. For anything the alleged State Re­ Mrs. E. Johnson and Mrs. Stindler te dicate n determination on the port of tho imperial government, through the publican favors, will be cheerfully but on the sick list. There will be an ice cream and candy military authorities to check the hitherto persistently sat down upon by the repub­ social at Albert Klnnie’s Friday eve­ steadily increaring monopoly of the Jews licans of Michigan. The contemptible ning, June 4th. The proceeds to apply course taken by that journal with ref­ on the organ. dustry. Jewish trade entetprise is leas William Wood will build an addition remarkable in the capital, where strinerence to James H. Stone and Chair-’ man Van Zile entitles ita suggestions to hte house soon. Mrs. William Merrick te suffering enforced, but in south Russia generally, to simply no consideration whatever, with neuralgia. and in Odessa more especially,- it may and the party at large will give .-them safely be averred that four-fifths of the none. Fair criticism of men and statx news. entire Borne and foreign -trade of the measures te the conceded right of any Sons of Veterans have organized in province and the city are in the hands of journal, but guerilla organs and "Are in Flymouth. tho Jews.—Brooklyn Eagle. the rear" journals merit the contempt The Ropes gold mine to now paying a of honest, men, and of this just con­ profit says an Ishpeming dispatch^ Erneet Ingersoll sends a message about tempt the State Republican te entitled The house of Mrs. James Campbell to very large doses from fhe republicans of Medina was damaged by lightning some Indian boys of the Makah tribe, who live nt Ncah bay. Well, i( seems Friday night. of Michigan. tliat the Mnkah boys have jwtn uqd a Muskegon is shipping sawdust to form of amusement denied to most The imperial Dun M. Dickinson, Pullman. Ill., where tt te used in mak­ youngsters. In mldsunuiur great quan­ Michigan’s own and ownly boss, has dt- ing a new kind of brick. tities of fur seal* approach tho shores in cided that along with the Chinese, Con­ Big Rapids, with it*' water works gressman Mayburv, ot Detroit, "must and electric light, claims justly to be that region, and are chased in canoes and killed by the men of the tribe for go." He has decided to “down him" the (biggest city of its size In the state. the sake of both tho hides and the tl«»h. because Mr. Maybury te not a believer Ionia business mea recently publish­ With them come many little pup seals, in boss rule, has a cheerful habit of at­ ed a list of 3U0 so-called “d,wdliesta" some of which are always captured’ and tending to hte own business without and There te a fluttering in society cir­ taken home. Tying strings around the necks of these pups the Indian boya asking Don’s consent. The boss’ can­ cles. Hillsdale te to have a base ball tour­ make them swim in the surf just outride didate is said to be John J. Enright If this fight goes on, the republicans nament in June. Prizes to the amount tile breakers, and tow their canoes acrons of S120 are offered to the winning the hay, and even after them up the. will gain a congressman from the first clubs. rivtfrs. In short tlie Indian lads have a dtotricL The third Wednesday and Thursday world of fun with than gentle and It is seldom in the history of any in Maj’, 1887, te the time of the next graceful,water doga.—St. Nicholas. meeting of the state eclectic medics, at congress that a newly elected member Jackson. A scientific Frenchman, Marquis de has become so conspicuous for hard la­ Fire Chief Coney, of Jackson, has bor and splendid generalship as has the been suspended for unbecoming con­ Nadaillac, estimates that European* can Hon. James O’Donnell, of this district. duct while In attendance at the Big endure temiieratunn as widely apart iui 235 degrees al least. Thus. Jan. 25, He is a tireless worker, and has a way Rapids tournament. 1882, two vesaei*! ia the Kara sea went of engineering .measures through the Work on the railroad at Lakeview exposed to a cold of 85 degrees below opposition house that is as surprising has Ijegun, and it is expected the ex­ zero, while in the country of the Touaaa it 1« gratifying to his friends. The tension to Howard City will be com­ reg», in central Africa, Duvryrter lias pleted within 60 days. known the thermometer to rise as high voters of this district wilPsee to it that Edwin Cross, of Kalamazoo, and he represents them again at Washing­ Mias Brown, of AuguAa. are in jail at ton, and hte majority will be larger than the former place on complaint of Cross’ wife, who charges them with adultery'. H. H. Pike, of Topinal>ee. the Che­ ent day in China and Japan b made A bill has passed the U. S. senate pro­ boygan county summer resort, has sold from rice. It is only necessary to mix viding pensions for destitute and disa­ a whole bloat of lots to Kalamazoo rice flour intimately with water and bled soldiers, whether they received parties, who will build cottages tbere- gently simmer the mixture over a clear fire, when it readily forms a delicate and . their Injuria directly in the line of duty or not The vote stood 28 to 14. It te H. A. Butterfield, of Dalton, te the durable cement, which luiswer* all the a significant fact that of the 14 senators owner of a two-lugged colt The ani­ Budget. who voted against the bill every one mal te perfectly formed back of the shoulders, but has no fore legs nor any HlthMt r.t pl oil at Bportamanwhlp. was a democrat, while every republi­ trace of them. To drop an elephant with a twill in die can senator voted for the bill. Thus te The dairy business in Oakland the love of the democratic party for the county te assuming such large propor­ forehead is still tho highest exploit of aoltlirr shown. tions that It te expected that the D.. G. H. & M. will soon put on a daily line immenw- skull is almost wholly filled The organization of the Knight* of of dairy refrigerator cars. with a mara of honey----- ’ ’" ‘ Labor has undertaken a herculean tack The State dairy board of trade and tlie cavities of which market will soon be organized, with headquarters at Jackson or Grund tcaswb.” The task te likely to prove u Rapids, it will be of incalculable thankless one, from the fact that a benefit to the creameries of the State. Hastxnob Marjletb large percentage at wage workers ap­ The senate has passed u bill to estab­ parently prefer to remain uneducated. lish life-saving stations at the follow­ "Where ignorance is bHss," etc. ing Michigan points, among others: Plain Island, Lake Michigan. South The democrats have displayed new Manitou island, Lake Michigan, and and aerious attacks of their chronic Bote BlMV teland, Mackinaw straits. The old Olmstead house nt Dimon­ dale, owned by Mrs. H. M. McGulrk, wboiooeuplvd it with two little children, burned Saturday, the occupants barelv ewoiping. The buildiar was insured forilTnOimd ca. LOU“’ chimoo. J EXTRACTS Lamps and Lamp Goods We are positively going out of the Crockery and Glassware trade. We offer our entire stock of the above goods at Actual Coot. MOST PERFECT MADE until the last piece is sold.. This is no advertising scheme: no idle talk. We mean just what we say. We will replace it witn an entire new and different line of goals, of which we will tell you about later on. DeUult hat ot * certain ni and Harrtelt ■ Now is your time to Strike it Rich! al Mkhlran.’ou the 31>t In Uber M of roortXMta The goods must go. J — ------ - lUSUbUMTW WIVCV.V. At the same time we shall continue to sell Staple and Fan­ cy Groceries at the usual low prices. d*y of AuxuM A. D. I**, at ten I., rha <-ttv ot We have just received Jl,( 00.00 worth ot choice Smoking , pay the amount doe oa raid . a»<l nil li- murU w >* all lh«*e parrels ot lind situate In the lowruhipot onwnvilte. in the coy.ntf of Barr)'snd state of Michigan, and described a* follows to wit: The north east quarter of tlie north east quar­ ter of section number UitrtT-tour. atoo th* Mwtii east frartlonil quarter of the smith cart fnctlotidoo number twenty-six. Exreptlnt and «**'■ Ing from the operation of this nmrtgasr th* fol lowing land*: Commencing tn the center ot the highway, in the center ol the south cut fraction*J<quarter of sectisonumber twcntynevcn for a starting point running thence ea-.t forty rods, theaee south twenty rods, thence west forty rods. U>enoa north ’twenty rods to the place of beginning. All of said land being In town tsro north range ten west ATE I). BTOEMR. Mbricaoee. UTH. Attorney tor Mortgagee. Tobacco, called “The Room,’’ which wo have placed on «le at the remarkably low price of J5 centsper pound. Don’t forget that we are the leaders in low prices. Respectfully, J. H. BEAMER & CO. VTRAORDINARY Default hAvlOK been made In the condltloca of* certain rnortaxe made and executed by aAh. UWJ. and recorded te tec othce of the Jteglater of Deeds tar the eaunty of Barry and atete of Ml-h^an. January 3d. 1*0. at 8 o’clock a. m.. proceeding!* »l en to collect o’clock In In the city of Baatin**, Bar­ a. (that being the place ot aiiuweti by law. jdcIucIIdk au, attorney tee of twenty-Bve ilnllum an provided for In nah! inertKU'-: rakl premlee* beliqt droertbed In nald mortxuv «» follown. to mt: All tbove plere* or parcels of laud lying and be­ ing situate in the township ot IUmIiict. Barry county. MtchUan, known and dmrrib-d as teflown. to wtt: The a mt half of south-eMt quar­ ter and the aret half of rant holt of nouth-east qu«rt-rof rx.-.ton tturtrea (ila Mrathree (8 north ot range eight <B) »e«. eontaining oni hundred auu twenty acre* ot land, more ar lea* Datwl, May 27th. irm. HAMVEI. CAlWON.Mortmgve. Values! ------- IN-------- Ladies’ and Children’s Jerseys and Jackets! We have the most Complete Stock in the City. Our New Spring Stock is In AND COMPRISES ELY B All the Latest Novelties1 Cm Bain Come and See! COLD IX HE CATAKBa HAY FE Remember that in The Little Brick Grocery We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, and we pay more for Butter and Eggs & Barnes �T5 The Hastings Banner. Hastings. Thursday, jtne s. ism. Local Advertising Rates: ^,'shyswfir “”“to “ lo Uy U? Mr. L. L. Loomis, of Grand Rapids, te in the city. P. T. Cblgrove orated at Prairieville decoration day. 1 rtU.Kn!00 “'th8Un*. ' .S,tW -nuuik.. ■» Murlw* wd Dc*it> notice* lire. __ u? „.:Tee» for EhtertolnnMWte Jar prat st to­ , ....... . PERSON ALM ENTION. Judge Cole is visiting friends in The Nashville New* aavs of organizing a trotting •wounl Mtea Carrie Roush, of Middleville, Sondayed at this place. u Mra. F. A. Nims, of Grund Rapids, te spending the week here. James Clarke delivered the oration at Bowens Mills decoration day. punxwcM. wUl be charged for at w^r: S“To» Ksft ^yATCHES! •j ■»>«• haw th* Wriesx stock of WATCHES .. r shown In this city. Soma of the latest bn­ . n,.rd ['attorns In .Solid Gold, Gold Filled, SIL x ..a:ewk*y»lo<ian<l»eeon«J-iuuMl Walcb- .4 | netl *wy cheap. '• ..... er. J ot a Waieh or any olher goods tn JOHN BES8MER, \ Jeweler and Optician. Mrs. John Rock and Miss Ettie Main wSnSrift’J^Sh5^ spent Monday at Grand Rapids. Miss Grace Black spent a few days of k.iy?J^Llnthethlnlrank atK.of p the past week at Grand Rapids. hall Monday evening next It 1* m Dr. II. A. Barber and wife, of Nash­ the members of Ivy Lodge Nashville, willpresent and as.-1st. ‘ ville, were In the city Thursday. Mrs. bolon Bentley is at Nashville, hnhiTn11^”8 of the society will the guest of her brother, Mr. Hale. val at the Mrs. Warner visited her sister Mrs. au m • Griffith, at Nashville the past week. Chas. Irwin, of Winchester. Ind., te Wrraour doubt the perpetrator* of the guest of his cousin P. T. Colgrove. .timx Micb. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hepburn, of Grand Rapids, are the guests of Mr. and Mra. C. G. Bentley. AKSIERS! gambling, and not before. Officers will go where active, not dormant, public sentiment will sustain them. Our . readers know that we do not uphold gambler* nor gambling. We will go aa rar as any to-suppress it. We will unite with our contemporary In efforts to make Hastings too hot for gamblers to stay in. Our contemporary might not desire this, for the reason that it would withdraw that many from our city who are relied upon to contribute votes, at least, to fusion success. But we will unite with him to do anything that cun be done to suppress gambling in Hiuti^i, and will be as active us he In the effort. If he is in earnest, let him accept this proposition, and unite with us and with all good citizens to organize and drive this curse from our midst. That win show his sincerity. To stand back and grow! at the mayor, just because the mayor will not be die tated to by the Journal and the bosses, is contemptible; not only that, but fool­ ish. DEERING Ir Hatoxob doo relebnue. the coming «h. It will bo no kiUo affair. A number pt our young and rntorpriIng businei, men liave become intereatthe matter, and they propose to baH a cetebratlon -what la a Ada.ruuon. N. T. Parker Is movin^the we otiwr Buggy ffrr 7', Cents, any if wing of hte hotel onto the Prindle lot just west of the lot owned by the cit three Colom: 'mr. Citron YrilowJ Garnet, Coach in our opinion, the dty should ha' Green, JrtQfl.vk. either exchanged lota with Mr. Park No Varnish Needed. or purchased the Prindle lota. As it I dty Val'lhKS DOne t0° I"uch ,oom ^or C’WdyaafsDrag Store. Local News. „C EDAB SHINGLES. WILKI KA. Fjll*. M. V. Intlir befftirul U«w lllhographrd packac? , . Co., operators on the board oftrade/ ** The ladies social in connection with the M. E. church sodety will be enter­ tained by Mrs. W. H. Schantz and the ladies associated with her at Temper­ ance hall, on Wedueeday afternoon and. evening of next week. Refreshments served from B JO to 7 o’dock, to which all are invited. X^dme miscreants destroyed^ke handsbme century plant owned by Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. Dennis. Thursday nighd This vandalism te retting altogether too frequent, and if the vile perpetra­ tors of such wanton cussedneM are de­ tected they should be given all the । punishment the law will allow. R. K. Grant is having a grand spec-' Dr. Palmer, of Ann Arbor, the deco­ ration day orator at this city, made the Bank-ebb pleasant call Moudav after­ noon Come again, Dr..the latch-ttring is out The firm of Rogers & Fausey having been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. J. M. Rogers will continue business at the old stand. To' him must be paid all accounts due the Ann of Rogers 4 Fausey, and he assumes all the Indebt­ edness of the late Ann. Prompt atten­ tion to tills notice is expected from all who are indebted to Rogers A Fausev, as all accounts not prfd to Mr. Rogers in that time will be put in the hands of a collector. ia] sale of clothing and gent's furnish­ Poisoned by Eating Paeis Ghkkn. ing godds, offering great reductions —Friday morning last Mr. S. IL Willi­ from former prices. The reduced fig­ son, accompanied by hte two-year* old ures ektend to all the goods id hte large and complete sU>ck. Mr. Grant te a son. went over to the residence proper­ »iuare dealer, and te prepared to keep ty lately purchased by Mr. Z. B. Hoyt all promises made In hte attractive on Green street, where that gentleman had the previous day cleaned up about announcement elsewhere. the premises preparatory to contempla­ ■prlr The Society connected with the Em­ ted improvements. Among the rub­ manuel church will be entertained bish thrown out were several old tin Thuraday afternoon next week by cans, all stfppoe^d to be empty. Soon Kinthing. the child was dtecoverrd eating Paris O. I>. SPAULDING.* Madam* D. G. Robinson, E. Valiant. green from one of the cans. Dra. Lath­ Mrs. Dr. Andrus, E. Busbt. Mary Dia­ rop and Polbetnus were summoned ami mond, ALlnfiie Matthews, Etta McCor­ used every effort to counteract <h« ef­ T drain tile or sewer pipe, call on mick, at the Society room.%. Supper fects of the poison, but without avail, served from half past five until seven. aa the sufferer died Saturday afternoon. lb't grown strawberries are now All are cordially in vi tuxI to attend. The body wm taken to Hickory bn the market. The Journal apologize* for Mayor Cornrrs Monday for interment. The Mr. o. UmiABECK has hjs feed shells Weteert on the ground that he is “the blow falls unusually heavy upon the family from the fact that the mother Well under, war. willing tool of the gamblers." Why died but a short time since, and the lur agricultural implement dealers did not the Journal apologize in the father is' in quite poor health. No are now reaping Their harvest same strain for all of Mayor Weiwert's bltime can be attached to anyone for the sad occurente, as neither Mr. Hoyt Mismii; Bin*. have seven good cows predecessors ? Jhereis just as much reason for/Aying that they were the nor Mr. Willison knew that Paris green to ndl ol very reasonable terms. willing tools of gamblers, as there is of was contained in any of the cans. I.\u- i and conwteta line of ladies' Htatifig such a thing of our present Ot'B COXTKMPGRAKV Of the .lotimal glove? ju.’t received at Morse E. Nevins. mayor. iiio-i: of thh city'wishing to labor Mb. Gbo. Huu.nw, who lives aliout works himself into a feeble spasm; of find plenty of employment this season. feu' miles northeast of this dty. has morality because -gambling devices E.v-ht.n Star lodge of this city pic- built a saw mill on hte farm, the motive were permitted on our streets on show n!< - at Thomapple lake to-day, Thurs- power Tor which is furnished br a ten- day. and} denounces the mayor for BceDBlngrihem. This “spasm" of odr norse power thresher engine. The mill nelghlior on this particular occasion E W. Morrill A- Co., the one price work* satisfactory. Mr. Odell has put Is the more . noticable from the fact vie-’!..era, give a brass drum with every a stave mill in this mill, using the that there was less gambling on our same power. They expect to do quite a strerta that day than on any former oc­ ■suit ’ • •­ business in the manufacture ol' lumber casion of its kind, and that for years A new time table went into effect and staves. ■-games of chance have been licensed on the Michigan Central railroad SunA meeting for the purpose of derid­ whenever there was a large gathering ing whether or not Hasting*'will cele­ in the city; but the mayor was never txfore branded a* the “willing tool of ■' - n the foundation of the new brate the coming 4th of July, will be] the gamblm" for such action, by that rtuh-r Mill1-ring pushed as rapidly as held at the Council Room this (Thur*-1 organ. If the writer of the article in pufcibj.*. day) evening, by request of Mayor question felt so laid about these games, don’t forget to bring that Weissert. Our citizens should sub­ why did he not complain of the wot.1 u 'iicv that you promised the scribe liberally to aid in this celebra­ parties running them? No muncipal tion. Hastings has not had a genuine license protecta a man in violating Bi i i .< j'Utton kid glove for one old-fashioned 4th of July celebration in the laws of the state. He te Just as amenable to the law as if be had no •lulb . brought to Ujls city at Morse several year*. Memorial day was properly ob­ license. It is the moral duty of citizens knowing of the commission of crimes - ,i ■; • Hn«tings people spent the served by Fitzgerald Post G. A. R., and misdemeanors to enter such com­ niun.Decoration day nt Thom- assisted by Hastings IM vision U. R, K. plaint against the offenders. Officers apple lake. uf P.. and a large concourse of our citi­ are no more -Miifed to enter such com­ .A i i. v. stall surmounts the magnif- zens. The oration, was delivered by plaint than a private drizen cognizant if.nt i.niltimg vclept the Barry county Comrade J. H. I’almer, of Ann Arbor, of the facta. The Journal underrtands . courthouse. ‘ | and was an eloquent tribute to the this verv well, and ita attack on Mayor Weissert is not in good faith—the out­ I’. A. siieldon Is bettering the ap- memory of the “silent comrades.” The cropping of petty spite and jealousy. musical portion of the program was peiraare of his residence by a liberal Mr. Charles Weissert has been a resi­ very finely rendered. use of iKiiut dent of this dty nearly all hi* life. He has held various public positions of The Nashville N.ews is calling upon E executive committee of the trust. He is a clean man. both aa a cit­ that -rau rprjsing place to organize a j^chool Alumni Association «t izen and as an official, whose reputation base ball tram. decided to hold the is such that he will not be harmed in I’. T. • oLgiiovi: has made noUcahle the least by the vaporings of the Jour­ and material improvements in his resi- annual reunion at Cole's landing, nal -Ind right here we affirm that the Thornapple lake, Saturday afternoon. uenre property. June 2«t£ The reunion exercise* will animus of this attack upon the mayor Bn T. D. M.Mton win officiate at commence at 2 JO, with the following lies in the fact that he te an honest man of pronounced convictions, and the Pn-sbyterian church on Children's hits refu*ed to become the supple tool of day. Sunday the )3th. a small coterie of pot-house politicians, Tinrhugest variety of moderate and Preridmt’s Address.......... Belle Throop. who for this reason alone sought to en. ’J®» price .'.v.ill paper in Hastings at Declamation......................... Henry Bauer. oompase hi* defeat for a second term. Ljxxivtur’• Drug Store. No one man and no one officer te re­ music. VIi’.-Giv Will Hayes and F. A. Arit................. May Sweezey. sponsible for the gambling thatte cy; Essay. Jpon have built a fine boaL bouse on Oratio ......................C. W. Jonee^ ried on here- and elsewhere. If good citizens, people who denounce gambling U»ir grounds at Wall I.akeJ Mtwc........................... \l /ron. pHuHpU and not for JEM- Bisiw has taken hishorse from would combine and use their united ef­ the track for the present, and ta now forts to weed out this peattfurous bualgiving blui plenty of road workj n«s. it could be driven from Hasttngs in a day. Public sentiment inm* be Tiie senior and junior classes of the arouari •» that good dttana wffl art high schoo'. held a basket picnic at I^Frnan will be provided. together: and the end of gambling In Jaomapple Lake Monday; afternoon. Caw. or TUAXXr- We thank our HMtrnmi would speedily come. None Will II. Goodykab is putting a can undertake the taak maar friend, ot HeetUun and Hickory , mw front in the building lately occuoak it te to show a crarm dtapomwn. Pted by Fred Hotchkiss, and entirely Ooroere tor the eruipathr abowa ue. iThlana an ImpnaMad finishing the interior of the same. antlaxat la arooaad , wrtt€r haa loet a bunch of Yale I Io« keys, on heart-shaped key ring. I and burial^ w raanir. -AT- FURNITURE ROOMS. We are pleased to announce to the public that the existing labor troubles have not effected the price of our goods. But furpiture and all manufactured goods must soon command higher prices; in fact, manufacturers havt already made an ltdvance, which dealers must of necessity soon meet. Fortu­ nately, we have a large and well selected stock, bought be­ fore the labor troubles assumed such formidable dimensions, The Matinee.—The trotting mat­ and we propose to give our customers the benefit of our good inee held at the fairground Thursday fortune in this instance. Call early, and bear in mind that afternoon lust was a success both in we are here for the purpose of wllitig goods. We know that point of attendance and the character of the entertainment. In the free for our goods and prices defy successful competition. all race there were three entries—Frank We have not the space to enumerate the articles w-e keep A. Hooker, owned by I. Hanna; Buck­ in stock. Suffice it to say, we have anything you want in our skin, owned by A. J. Hardy, of Nash­ ville; and Charles Leland, owned by line. “The proof of the pudding is in chewing the string,” so Em. Busby. The race proved to lie a runs the ancient maxim. We have both puddipg and string, hotly contested one between the two 1 Grat named horses, the little Buckskin so prove the truth of the abqve, by calling -at our store, north proving himself an animal of no mean side State St, where a hearty welcome awaits you. Mrs. D. S. Goodyear will spend a few days with Grand Itapids friends the lat­ ter part of this week. James Stewart, of Orangeville, te in the city to have hte eyes operated upon THE for cataract by Dr. Lowry. pretensions, while Frank A. Hooker evlC. G. Bentley. E. D. Whitlock and a dently proposed to win the race if it .KWESTI THE OLDEST! was In him so to do. The first and party of Grand Itapids friends spent >,i;i. Ctuirt House. Hasting*. Mirb. second heats were won by Frank, he Bvibh will again atop to the front Decoration day at Gun lake. outfootlng the buckskin on the home as the best wool market in Michigan. Ehten«-J -■xnnstretch. The third heat savored of a • Gebl-Trsr. Agent. <»iir farmer friends will get the bene"* running match, Frank leaving hte feet of it. and we expect they will irive on the first quarter and'not settling] theitenetit of aunta exchange for su down to business until the last quarter, EAI.S ( AHIUAGE PA1NTI scription receipts. Han't foiwei to pi where tt was neck and neck until when the printer. near the wire Buckskin went in the air Don't Clve Any Orders! NO STRIKE! “ AZ.AJ.maao ABA... • SPANGEMACHEB & MASON. P. 8,.—Screen Doors and Windows made, to order. Maek Door Hanger! MIC half mile in 1.21 wlthoutaskip, winning the heat and the race, with Buckskin close at hte heels. Either Charles Le­ land or his driver were asleep, as he barely saved hte distance in any of the heats. This was a disappointment to many; as the colt has shown a much better gait than he did in this race. In the green race there were nine en­ tries: Champion, owned by Mrs. A. J. Hardy, of Nashville; Cyclone, owned by Homer Giddings; Sleepy Bill, owned by J. Hendershott; George Miller, a stallion owned by F. Townsend; Flora Middleton, owned by R. Bull; and horses owned by J. (Hmun. Nashville W. Benham, L. A. McIntyre and Dr. Wardell. Considerable trouble was experienced in storting the horses, owing to the Inexperience of the ani-1 mate and many of tha drivers. How­ ever Champion proved an easy winner, showing coDsideralde daylight between himself and hte competitors who fol­ lowed in a bunch. Sleepy Bill a good second and Cycjone thundering along at his heels, passing the wire in the or­ der named. The secund best was a repetition, of the drat As his driver was a member of the Irving nine Sleepy Bill was withdawn after the second heat. On the third heat Cyclone succeeded in pocketing Champion, hav­ ing the lead until well along bn the home stretch, when Champion gather­ ed himself together, passed Cyclone and took the heat and race, winning for his mistress a box of cigars. Cyclone took second prize and Geo. Miller the third. Ln the winning race there were two entries, a mustang owned by WhlL Benham and one of Sheriff Long's driving team. The mustang took first money and his competrtorBecond, each winning » heat. <T <The ball game Itetwecn the Irving and Hastings club was called at 3 o’clock. Six innings wire played re­ sulting in a scorckof 21 to 2 in favor of Hastings. There were IV l»ase hits by the home dub and by the Irvings. StruckjonL Irving V, Hxstinrs 4. The home club made some very fine plays, notably the throw of W. IL Cook to second. Chas. Doyle proved a good man behind the bat. In fact, the mitlre Hasting^ team playtxl admirably The stallions ky rat cniFr. owneUny Chaa. Bauer, and Victor, owned by Mr. Yatee, of Jiashrille, were shown on the track. These are both fine horses. Kyrat Chief attracted especial attention, ahowing evidence of careful training. C “The poetry of motion" was illustrat­ ed by N. T. Parker's fine stallion, Frank Brown, as he moved along the track. He received well-merited applause as he passed the grand stand, seemingly moving m midair. He has the finest action of any horse we ever saw. Should Mr. Parker fit him for the track he will attract a large crqwd whenever and wherever he appear*. J The receipts at the gate reached near­ ly if* not quite WO. All were well pleasetl with the programme. We un­ derstand the Nashville people were ex­ ceedingly well pleased with their treat­ ment No doubt they will liberally j»atronize future matinees held by the same management. Youra Respectfully, IRON TRACK, The Strongest and Easiest Running. This cut shows Hanger on the track, the . bracket and lag screw by which the track is secured to the building, and our method of splicing the track. u mm Soliby Points of Unparalleled Excellence. durability If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme’’ Brand, and Accept No Other I For Sale at "ACME” PAINTS 4 --------- FOB--------- f ' x*Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of ExceUence, Not the Price. i Them- paints arc comjyontd entirely of ttricily pure materials, consteting of While Jxtuf, Oxide qf Hine, and the neceMan* pigments required to produce the 'different shades, the whole being ground and mixed tn a scientific manner, by the laieet improved machinery, in etrictly pure Lineeed OU; the result being an ar­ ticle which for flneneee and durability, tex surpasses any paint ever placed on the market '* Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme" l*ai»te ase far ruperiar to stricUy pure White Lead, — as Lean.’*' when used alone, can from the mode of ita manufacture (corrosion by AcvtK* Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a abort time. By combining a certain portion uf Pure Oxide Ziue, with etriclly pun White Lead, we have succeeded Lu manu­ facturing a point which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of Lewd, with none of ite dieativanlagts. A* they will, when properly applied cover a larger turface than lewd and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides raving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. ‘ . * ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. alone on account of Dyapcpala. Acker', Profarionalpainten arv everywhere endoning them, owing to the tuperior Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Constipation; sola on • remits accomplished through their use, and the great saving iu time and labor pasiure guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by X_ For Barns, Outbuildings and Roots, use F«kp'm HoTCUKisa. Drngl»t- $1000 forfeit Neal’s Adamant Paints. miy let your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE 1’AINTB? The coat will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) When yon wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They are pat up in M pinta, pinta and quarts; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ ily Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit ------- AGENCY AT------- Goodyears Drugstore. A GEMTLEMAS’S SMOKE Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, 1 And all other Patent Medicines Advertieed in this ■< �KNIGHTS AND TRADES UNIONS. CONGRESS IN BRIEF A SYNOPSIS OF THE WEEK'S BUSILsi. IN BOTH HOUSES. We have an Endless Vanetv of Straw Goods I To select from. baiag that Dank-to of < irrinta to redoco U» It 1“ ■ Curea "*MC*J2!!.'T»ISZr' TAR adjourned until lues lay tbo knight* to embody in their rwuluUoM tlou of <11*1,10) for tbo inauguration of Bartholdi's rtatuo of “liberty. introduced to effectually prevent tho trana- appotatad. Bllte were Introdurod to divide linjiortant twiag one by Daniels of > irgtete, abolishing tho Interuni revenue tax on tobec<o ant fruit brandy. Pending action WITH FLYING COLORS. adncattnml purpoeee, anprotiriaUug aociation stating that Uw Enicbia of Labor hkb will bo brought before tho con ran fi.0*) or mono Inhabitant! I . .r«. OUGHtURE factor Iu our future highest civilisation. lion hai been outlined by H iiliom B. DU­ MB (retaliating upon Canada for her action SAFE SURE PROMPT rotary Fairchild Saturday tout tbe folio lug telegraphic tealru-tiunx lo the coUector ■■ Tbo Come anc see my stock of noou Collector Audanton informed Cap! DECORATION DAY AT CHICAGO. ro.on ny- lath day of June, toronow, ol the office ot the Probate Judge, in city ot Hasting* county of Barry in the Chicago, May it— Saturday iu thte city tlie state of Mlrblgan. pursuant talk-vine aadanth- Gen. Buck wna warmly defended talc sltuate-l and being in the county of Barry, ntlie state of Michigan, known and dcscril»cd twenty-four hours after Secretary Bayard received the notification, while no reply at Doughty caaa. The urgent deficiency Uli Grand Army ritual, Um caremoniea being concluded with an aldreee by Gen. Sber- a I -.: . .' v. and debuted, and after an executive scesloa cleared tbe docket of unobjected nomineAmong tho cnaLrmations wore favorably. The ronato bill for the organ!.-a- report being that tbo United Statue'gave too I bo tetter nomination baa born opposed bit­ terly by Heprecentalire Glover, of St vote. Tbe nomination of Thomas Hanim, a collector of internal revenue in Indiana rcufrrenue re;ort on the urgent deficiency bill n.-i H. ;-. Stuart Indiana—J. F. Elder, Richmond. J. F. Cariaud. U. S. attorney for Dakuta: amen iu:-. nt wma adopted excluding butter colored by artificial means from rt-cognirequiring all oleomargarine to bo labeled Fulton, U.S. manbal, Wioconola I-rrstdvntlal Apnolntinento. cm, May 2a—The prooitmte Uio following WasIIIWGTOX of their dialng-roonut F tn Hay offered an amendment prohibiting ita exportation to Tbo bouse adjourned witboot action. United State* unearned lands of tbe North­ ern Pacific granted in aid of a railway from VS oodland. iu day. tbe iTth where brief but imprrsaive axeretee* were Mnndwv. the held. KroMde.it Fonwtor, of the aaeocia- Alexander U Bokor, at Grand Ulan.i, Keil; Earn W. Miller, at Huron, D. T. but probably within tho next fortnight. Dated. May 1Mb. isf®. C. S. PALMERTON. GEORGE W. SMITH. Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in IN-tanK hart of a errtaln and Harriett right, to HararoD. Htnrnis; dated April I and n-corded in th<- offkv ot thr- ol Michigan Hr. LOUT*, May IA*. -In tbe Maxwell trial In .....™ HberNaf miirtgagr* i Friday Dr. Bauer mortgage there It claimed to be duo at the date ot thltuotlrc Ute »ura of two thoutand nine huhdrvdasd thlrtj-nvr dollar* and eight and no ault or proceed I ti|ui at law harlug beet: not particularly dangerous to uw if mod iMtltnte-d to rveoror the money aeeured by ■ah) properly, but improperly administered was mortgage or Miy part thereof. always mure or lose dangeroai Following Dr. Bauer, dhpooltiona from Hyde, England, tne Statute in tting forth tbo general good character of tiro te hereby gurn ttm: the accuwd wen- submitted. This occupied day of August a. D. iteG, ai ten o'clock In tile forenoon. J shall sell at public auction, to tbe eourt house Iu the city of Hastlntn. Michigan, Hint being tlie place where the Circuit Courtter te holden; the premises de Hermon in said mortgage, nr so much thereof as may be ueeessarv to pay tbe amount dur on said mortgage, with nine per cent, interest and oil ful assembly against John Apel, William ItalecslA. The premises an- deorrite-d In KUd mortgage iu all those parrrii the township uf Orangeville. the county of found by tm- grand jury. Throe Anarchlut* Barty and state of Michigan. In and deser1t>cd as follows to wit: r .elden, Schwab, Lingg, Engel, Nrobe, and of Metluifiiumber Uilrty -four, also the south total of tea priuc-ners ter east fractional qttarter of the ooutb east fra-tl«.belli in tbe county jail on indlctmimta by al quarter ot section number twenty-sewn: atoo tbe grand jury, t quarter at lion nnmtwr twenty-six. Kxret i ptin* and re Ing from the operation of this i lowing lands: Commcueing in tbe __________ htehwuv. In Uieeenter of the south east fraction­ al quarter of section number twrntv-roven tor > way & Navigation company and Henry "Utard. Judge Wallace, in tho United State* txglnniiig. Ali o£ the plaintiffs. He bolds Villard equally Chicago, May 2b.—Tho gram! jury renmed iu labors Saturday morning. In- “S3£L. volved te »J,.'.00.(Ml Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in. our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people te buy of ns. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co ROLLER MILL I \ THE MARKETS. lands A. CAMPBEL A. BLACK. day of NomtMf of • veil of i>:dd. < ELY 8 forleil all M. J. GOSS id! claims araiusl »ald <bii»JSLT3 •te. ixi hatun Honor the Brave, umn for tbo Confederatae had tbo motto: Wo Tenderly Remember Our Dead. absence of Ila leading opponents And correspondingly Low Prices in all Depart­ ments, which are fttliof New Goods. UHlersIrnetl. having tewii m-polntcJ l>ate Judge lor tbe county of Iterry, the ox-Coufcderatee number.ng altout flftypnarcbed Illinois Central depot Saturday morning, with ’ - ia! > ru-n, tlon ot railway grant lauda An amend­ ment was adopted providing that in case amending tbo Chinese immigration Inr iu the township of HMtlug*. Hurry (. ouuty Michigan. Dated May Ttb, ANN UIRNT, Guardian [Fonnrriv AunMycn.) Indigo Blue Prints, 6c per yard Figured Turkey Red Prints, 6c pw yard. Full yard-wide Sheeting. 5c yer yard. 600 yards Brocade Dress Goods, 5c per yard. Handkerchiefs from 3c up In tlie matter ot the estate ol Joeeph Hough. WasiusgtoxC;tt, May ST.— Mr. Morriunder favorable condition* restore to tbo public domain. Another amendment waa offered providing that tbo The undivided ooe-slxthieth pan oi inr route half (H) o« the north wm: quarter 04) ot aertioa number eleven (11). In township number throe vxpreeaed hi* hearty loyalty to the Union, whole, th') bid to tax oleomargarine waa at 5 o clock until > -.39 and txmUnuing the debate from that hour until adjournment. White- Goods, Embroideries, LacesA-Dotted and India Mills, Scnm Cloths, Lawns, Prints, Ginghams, Toile du Nords, Satines, Cham bras, Seersuckers, Spring Styles Broadhead Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls and Wraps, Shoes and Slippers, etc., etc Idiot Ute Mtatc. run, Hilt-and inter- w clL fully as much. Ella M. Doughty are furious because tbe iai llinr* Yours, bound to please, To the Ladies of Prairieville and Vicinity voter*, and an additional appropriation to tai it - r.ml the commumloner wan an Importer, who Olli SOFT HATS! WASHBOARDS. uo intention of evading or violating tbo law dona Standard and Nobby Styles in WILSON- Cl: by suteorlumtes whllo the b-a><>:iciari<w were Stiff Hats 259?- ot 1111- a- ABE THE LATEST bo done by town appropriation J nutlicieut tariff bill and authorise tbo appointment of an additional i-djutant Our styles in Mackinaw and Cantons Cockrell by inatKlnK oc having rettorta read C?B2H Ba 15 in yo tn ou , fo hoind P cult And other marked improvements will be made in jAp it i fort Hastings this season mus •Dd COLD IK Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. on find him at his new location north of the new Newton Mouse, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of CATARU UAY FE Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron \\ are EFAES* OnWW.Oewo.X.T •MpptagbiU Repairing Neatly and Promptly D kaveao plans! hte axouae for delay Eave-Troughing a Specialty dairy. peeking oa»Mfrees. «©»hc per do*. Live J-onhry-Chkk -c. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. HAfkUra . Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to bea This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them- New and Seco Hand Stoves for Sale! At — Figtires. I also have a quantity ofte, etc., that I will sri*a ness to it, who would rather over wholesale prices, to close out. not tell, and jnm cant telL and yours respectfully to tr The lo»w <>n UcrtW J*ta �37 Agricultural. Eft;EXE 1>.<VKXPORT, MUor. ir-All eommunlortloMpCTUtalnf U thia debartnirntyliould beaddrtaaed to Mr. K. 11*­ ...... ** 't AndlMad. Mteh. d5LP0t.?0?1?’5 tra°inthl8 rejmrd. Th“ t««« areseeurodby grafUns front the beat treea. Norwaj s arc 14rg. lv uaed » rtocka. J The arlor vita« le alwayg desirable although on poor anil it guU scra«l-.' in a few yeam The Siberian holdsits F^or to winter, and on the whole Id UlSa,Lof lhe horUculturI«naii^lHa*' theBe '^rietire are small and compact, and well adapted ito the immediate vicinity of the house The Ketinmporas or Japanese cv।presses, are dwarf, slow-growing ever।Kreeos of great merit. R. squarrosa is (especially attractive. R. decusaatM haa Ibeen trits,! here only one winter, but It istands in a very exposed place and (does not apoear to be injured. For <onwnn nui planting the pines probably ।stand in about the order named above. Our experimee with evergreens Is in i i cuaiutamlk inhtitvtion. /W, “When the Angels Gall Mr Home" is lutlhid receatlv pubUnh«! by a young man. Thoae who have beanl it aay he cannot be caDtxl any to soon. WiUiam H. J**eii h are HU, A. l>. leal. m "ar u ewe* «... Rochester, N. Y.. Union and Advertiser. A clergyman waa u-lling a story of 1* III morusmeou page XL Baid fartM'»*» , ftven to aecure Ux-uaymeiit oftwo lbouaaDdssi Friends of Ex-l’resident Arthur are !rather incredible dimencions, when his Brr hundred dultar* iteWb. in wm yrara litUe girl made the inquiry, "Father, is very much diiiqufeta!. : trnin dale Uaerraf. wilhlaMwat rt the rate at Of course he is not going to die. He that really true; or is it only preaching-.’’ eight tier cent, per annum. payable annually from lt» date „ is in the hands of a. very particular phy­ The country Li full to repletion of New York Commercial Advertiser: IFwm in **ld isK.rtgagr exprextly u.-reod that, sician. . ‘"Whatare the religious papers doing Mkyen. doctor*, clerks, agents and •diould any default lw made lu the payment 01 His doctors do not call it Bright's toward l **id Intervwtor anv part tberrof ouasy dsr --ki-r-i. ateircentage honest, worthy, directing souls hr* ven ward r Disease*. No, It la a stomach disorder !is the title of un nrticle in a pious coddi.- 'nbonous gentlemen, onumeota tliat he is suffering from now, and temponlry. f '(.*,! • huir profession, but a large proporand in arrw* for (lie *pace of thirty day*, then Well. «•« know for one aud frr.ru Uweicvforth, after tlie lapse of «aM living by their wita, jugglers in every few hours he takes a cold, and tiling they are advertising potent medi­ thirty days, tbnaforreaid principal sum of two from time to time many other symp- cine® • hi strict seme of the term, making a and cheap revolvers by the col­ thwe-anrf five, bondred dollar* toms the public shoultl know are really umn, at half rates.. .. irtous living, seeking, some of with all arrearage* of Interest thereon. । secondary to Bright's dhaue. • ‘j--. to w»Tf clean clothes at the exFather—“I never imagined that your His physicians say that everything of u clean character, all of them would cost me so much money." ; that medical skill can do for him is studies : ., -ng to live without work. We lately tberuafter. I being done. ,Student—"Yes, and I don’t study much, above limited lor the ' enough of such. As a rule they Uteu iiavcniirired.aoy. either.” I This is not so! ... a hard time, and did they but cotilrar) Uirrr.d In an* 1 This case Is a prominent one liecause । a little hard manual labor And default baring been An experienced married man ot I the general is an ex-pnsident; and yet a tonie to their manhood. Plattsburg. N. Y,says: “If there is «O.MI ACAAlnc are thousands of farmers quietly one time more than another when a 11;ii m-the first place they are shirks They had a state convention of High- there , ■ i’’.;r.dlv, and In the second place they way Commissioners nt Springfield, Bl.. dying, in their farm houses, of seconda­ wofiutn should be entirely alone. It Is the tuterr^t due J*nu*ry 1Mb. A. I). IMS. fnd , had aMoeiatlons that have led the other day, at which n great deal of ry symptoms of Bright's Disease, called y^ht-n a full line of clothes'comes down default having also been made lo payment «f au / the mud." vial to Ih-’Iicv e that manual labor is information was brought out on the by every other conceivable name; An the lutervKt and ow hundred dollar* prtneinal due January l«b. A. 1>. l*«. and all the •r.rlmg. Mere drudgwy. we grant subject of road-making. The following thousands of workmen, likewise dying, Every scholar will admit that the aatae linvlac been and remJned unpaid and tn leaving helpless families: hundreds of . m any line of business Is never an resolutions will show what tlie conven­ arrvur- fortLe ipaee ot thirty day* and more following translation of Virgil ’ s line, ;t ling pursuit, but to sav or bellqve tions thinks about drainage and grad­ thousands m all walks of life who have and *U1) remulnlnc unpaid, the »lore.*ld nrtnsickened, and are likewise dying, help­ “TonUru calum 'Hunt titbo,” which , etpal turn at two thousand five hundred dollar* ti . :ntdl:gi-nt manual labor te degrad­ ing: was miule by a Maine high-school boy ’' TUI" powder never rariea. A marvel of p«HO with aU arreararaof intereM thereon, less victims of powerless physicians. . a r< ib’.tion on the Divine mind 1. That the primary’ object of impor­ and wtokwncaeos. More waaosdeB bath been and l* now dcriared to now due aM Eight years ago a well kno.wn gentle­ the other day. is legitimate: “By thun- ’vtrvnxUi • -n-ated bands as well as brain. tance to be considered in tbe repairing U mdIIic ordinal-) kind*. and canoot be aold tn payable, and by whleb default the power of »ala der! I will shake the whole heavens." JOeiKMttMB with the multitude of law teat, abort b aaldmortgagecootaiMd iu» Jin ■> opnra man was about to enter upon large . . . go together, Drudgery without of old roads or making of new ones is live as to tlie whole amount thereof. boU prtuweight, *Jum or pboJphatr powder*, hold only comtnerclM transactions. His medical They were standing at the front gate. J cam- Botal Bajumo Powraut co., tot clpal and Interest aa aforesaid, and wnereaa ,■ ►r’,.!guo'’e if slavery; manual labor through drainage. advisor dropped quietly into his office “Won! you come in the parlor and sit In there I* claimed to be due and unpaid on aald v. sth mtelllgeace i» freedom. What­ iWall St. N.Y. oct MW 2. All ditebew or drains should be mortgaae and the note acconipanyinx the hum - ;?■•., n-sts u tuitn has growth tn It. made continuous to dbme natural or ar- one day and told his confidential clerk a little while, Gvorge, dBar?" “N-no, at tbe date ot tbia notice, the »um at threa <. roots have made some vehv | tiflcinl outlet of sufficient capacity to that he would be dead in three months, I guess not,” replied George, hesitating­ , thousand and tao huudred dollar* (KJOO) tor and that he ought to settle up his busi ­ principal and Interval, and no suit or proceed­ ly. “ I wish you would." the girl went - , men, rite other kind many large readily carry off all water that may ac­ ness affairs at once! ings ai law or tn equity having been taken to Tjerv i> liadth ami vigor In cumulate in the road-way. And where on. "It’s awful lonesome. Mother tbe name or any part thereat. That man is alive and well to-day. has gone out. and father is up stairs Bilious symptoms invariably collect ■ . i, u- how to do something; there it is not practicable to obtain an outlet Naw. Uiendorv, notice I* hereby given that t>y virtue ot the power ot tale tn aald mortgage, ,i : h-althimd more tnaflly vigor for the water on the line of road with­ vet he was given up as incurable' with groaning with the rheumatism in the jarise from Indigestion, such as contained and thestatute in wb ea-w made and >ng it- A man with a trade has a in the township, the ditch or drain the same disease that .is killing General legs." "Both legs?" asked George. furred tongue, vomltingof bile, provided, on the twenty-sixth day ot June. A. D. Arthur', V’ "Yet, both legs." “Then I’ll come In u giddiness, sick headache. Ir­ capability; it is a fence around should be extended to the towmdiip l«>. al <>tie o’clock tn tbe afternoon, at the Our reporter met this gentleman yea- little while." front door or entrance ot the Court House. .. ■. r-Jt-r tn keep off trui-passera. The line and continued by the next town­ regular bowels. The liver, se­ north In tbe city ot liartin**, tn the eouxite <4 Barry terday and in conversation abouti the . to say: “He that teacheth ship to some natural outick ‘ To show the vinegary effect of religMate at Michigan, that Irelng tf.r ptoee A : General’s caae. bn said: cretes the bile and acts like a and not a trade, iloeth the same as boidlny the circuit court for aald County at Itarry. 3. All road grading should be uni­ “1 will give 85.00U to any charitable, ion on some people, an exchange relates filter or sieve, to cleanse impu­ where -aid tivetnlw-a an- situated, thrre will be ’.rnglitliim to lie a thief." You form—that is. crowning in the •o-nier, told at tfubik- auction or vendue to tbe tugnee* ■ institution In the state of New York, this anecdote: “Dear," wild a relio­ rities of the blood. Ey irregu­ . man Something for hts hands to with Ute greateat depressions ah. the bidder the promise* dewritred tn sald'rooryage. t<> be designated by the editor ot the; shrewish wife to her husband, "Isn’t '. ; von have taken hostage for Back Hide of the ditches, which should New York World, the editor of the, | it about time our daughter Amanda larity in its action or suspen­ V ; . '.• vdiship. Tbe habit of dally be uniform anil continuous; tho bight Buffalo News, and-W. E. Kisselburgh I joined the church—shea got to lx, a sions of its functions, the bile •», -a N-lter coiwurvatiye of the and width of the grade to be regulated , grown-up woman?” “Heavens. noF is liable to overflow into the . . than'a paid constablfc/ Our pn- according to the particular require­ of the Troy Times, if Warner’s Sate; I said the husband; “It is all we can do cure (taken Recording to my directions) blood, causing]aundice, sallow . tilled with loaitra. our poor­ ments of each location, always keeping which cured me eight years ago. cannot! to gut along now, with your religion. complexion, yellow eves, bil­ . with Irggareaud our politics in view permanency and thorough cure General Chester A. Arthur of. If we have two such Christians In the ious diarrhea, a languid, Tbe north half (•*) of the aoerth wrrt quarter ith u: magngHcs, gravitated there for drainage. Bright’s disease from which be is suf­ house ’twould be.impossible to live In and the aouth twenty acre* of the wrrt half ’ it •;. ol the little moral purpose weary feeling and many other (HI. Mr. Paddock, of Bureau county, told fering." |i,)of Uie north wrrt traction «• iving bemad a good days work. “ of acctiou numl>er twcnty-ntne what hud been done in that county.• “Now I wnnt you to understand he The phrase “widow woman" Is cor­ distressing symptoms. Bilious­ north half <H)of the »outh eart ’ >. we Mieve that the liest legacy One township had finished 22 miles at said, “that we don't profess to make new ness may oe properly termed aectton number thirty (». all in rect if the word wopan is superfluous. •; leave to a "san is a willlngneM a cost of 83b,W0 for grading, draining ! kidneys; but we do know from personal,. aortlhafraagr number . we are all the while using super­ an affection of the liver, and herd, obtaining In ill our hundred and eighty acres ’owe We believe that that institu­ and graveling, or a cost of 890» per' experience and from the experience of, But I fluous words. You meet an acquaint­ of land, mure or le«a. tion L-the best that not only teaches mile, the gravel being hault-d two1 many thousands of similar eases, that iance on a bright morning and he is can be thoroughly cured by the Dated April l*t. A. D. 1W. the lift’, but teaches a trade; that not miles. In seven townships 57^ miles> w&an stop the consumption of the ias likely iu> not to say “tine morning" grand regulator of the liver 1'ETEE CBO8BY, Mortgagee. t. v b.. -i it science but what to do of pike had been finished at a cost orf kidneys. Many a man has gone through or i "fine day." Of course ills morning, and biliary organs, BUBDOCK ;• t'^’hes theapplication with 8911 per mile, the gravel hauled over a1 llfe-with one kidnev without inconven- iand of course it is day. but because of BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the Default havlnk been made In the condition* and heart and hand; tliat teaches mile and a half on the average. This‘ ience. Thousands of people have lived that t you do not laugh at him. When stomach, bowels and liver, ota certain murtoge made by William May­ in six years,„ dii/mg nard and HaunahMaynard.hta wife, lo Jmm that ■all tabor ia honoraiile: that trains tuul all l»ecti done _______________ -Jr—a majority of their life with one lung. ।people begin to talk about widow men making healthy bile and pure Dooley. Dated May Mb. J»J. and recorded In hand a* well as the intellect which time "the taxes lor roaff and i They did not have a new lung made । iIt will be time enough lo smile. blood, and opens the culverts tbe ortee of the register of deed* forth.- ejrnnty i . -,i iimral influence around in- bridge purpose* hail *d S3,7‘uT O W v do not make new kidneys, but if ot Barry and state ot Mleblpn, on tbe Will day in!>lelb»n furonly tbvI1k’ the ‘““'V to,nut r™«uro«l ux> raurb A lady at Bridgeport, Ct, has order­ and sluiceways for the outlet of October A. D. 1««. In Uber No. te of mortga­ -f.tctions ns/Wf'11 as surrounding men; on page to*. Said n>.rtgsie waa glren to haw dtoiracter as-well-no two tore when no gravel had l«een used. we can stop disease and prolong life if ed her paper stopped ix-cause “my hus- of disease. Sold everywhere ge* secure tbe payment of *e»en hundred doilan i«and has pu-SMxl to that land where and guaranteed to cure. sli'-ii. The tub full of the predotn- The urgumeut w one The Former has j taken in time. with tutemt at the rate of »••»«» per cent, per there is no need of the nxws of the i .’I• ;■ A true nortnii! school i^luwSSyiu-Sfter annum train it* date, and pay able In *evn> year* iiwtl frequently. Hoad work must |■। proprietor This from : H. Marner. hat Thin offer II. II. cure, Warner. jeir. that la about ofcomes Warner ’s 1I safe of I trora the date, which aald trx>rt|tage waa duly *»-• is lyii of the teaehera’ work; instruc*“ about | proprietor of Warner's safe cure, of I earth, "and m my residence for Ute Signed by the *a»d Janre* Dooley to David K. ’..Ik ubmt it, students write and •i<i exuemdvt? as to do it right at pnv-. once.; thiscitv. this citv. I present is uncertain, you will p’ea*e Cook on the Mb day ot May. A. D. l«, andaald aaaurnim-nt recorded tn tire office ot th* rrtUter with it law nr inedi- and then Simply keep it in repair. - Mr. Warner also said, “My dear sir, discontinue the papef." orsll‘ a!out it. ’ thrr-.rr|t"«rnor,.MMon.. prwlilroof deed* for Barry County. Michigan, tn Uber u»l aUbllMtwi. of„«n«fr* cal v ■ xd; each Is filled with a pervad- (>blo > -tout.-----------------------It is sometimes a misfortune to be tag Kitrength a predominating sentideal. At a revival meeting not far out vm—.r M.ktne: nroinine.nl mm and women ail over tne of this city, a few nights ago. a Ger-1 lut-nt which giri* character to the abould any default be made tn tlie payment of Every houscKccper who choosesTo do] 1 hdion and tn the students. To a countrv whom 1 personally know have m-tn arose to express nis opinion, and ■aid InUW. ar any part Urrvof. on any day can make her own vinegar with been i wb.-rn»i tbe *ame I* made due and payable, ■liivt1-grte W it true that an Institution i so, cured of diseaiw. such as General said: "Der pe’s a good many on de and *hould tbe same remain unpaid and in ar•• at stated times all work with very little trouble and at very little ex-' Arthur suffers from, by our Mainers roail to hale." A wofthv deacon, w^o roar* tor the inw* »l*«r U>en and from hands, will turn out students tliat I ixtise. In truth, the bMt of vinegar ;.safe cure, birtK>wing to the circles n was hard of hairing and regulated his tbcncaforUi. itat 1* after tbe laj*® of wild rtxty .tint manual labor is not dis can be made from what is commonly ,which th.)-. vo they do nolrare to responses by the inflection of th“ epeak­ tbe aforvaald principal nun ot aeven hun­ “ I'SXntS ATHLOPHOROS day* dred dollar*, with all am-am«e. of Internet rocJr . that take pleasure in robuxt thrown a wav. er ’ s voice, exclaimed: “ The Lord be give public ti timonud to the fact. . . , .k. . __ t'l.l ha. thereon. »bould at the option of tbe aald .laawa Apple parings and cores placed in a | R Mr. Warner is iuterest«*i In (.eneral aori directed by intelligence. Such praised!" Dooley, hl* executor*. adminl»trator* and a»• M MM BM I •• M j-v. .»••!- MMMi m inMituti >n has such .mumfr in it vessel and covered with witrin water 1 Arthur’s case because be is personal!} A Lewiston girl was reading little I atelr thereafter. And default baelnx been witk* him and says it-is a , .•.r.u k ut it that young men will leave •anti kept warm, will make good, sharp ■ acquainted made in the payment of Interest due May wfi, Tommy his Bible lesson. The words its hall'* and •■nter the shop or go to vinegar in from four to six we^ks. If I shame that any man should be 1*4. and the (ante *Ull rrmalnloit unpaid, tbe "Ixird God" oecured frequently. “Lord ! , die under th.- operation of aforenaid principal *um of seven hundred dol­ th- jarm with no sense ot humiliation a little molasses or sugar is thrown in, ito God" seemed to be about all of the les-. lar*. with ail arrrarujti-* «f Interest thereon • T 'Isgrare. < tpahle ot managing at­ it will ta- deeper color and strong* r. but toned powerful cathartics, which have bath been and l» now declared to be now due that little Tommy grasped. For a long tain- ■ date, and of putting their hands it will take a little longer "to turn." A I no curative effects, rather titan that.a time after, he went about his play re­ and payable; and ibere 1* now claimed to Na due and |*ayable at the dale ot tbl* notice the n n.rk a: anything worth doing. lady once pointed to a two-quart glass modern, concxled ■I*c‘0<‘. pealing "Lord God," "Lon! God." His *um of eight hundred and fifty-eUtfat and «4M Au juuifawd**far AtMophOTO*. H >«"«*»• i whose worth is aeknowkslged sister said: “Tommy.God will not like Now. it .stands tereason Unit a man jar that-steMMl upon a shelf near the diserse dollar*, and :>o suit or pn»-ee<lli:v* al law or In - Iv iu*i is a ta ttj-r man,a ntoresym- stove, and said: “Perhaps you will World-Wide. Should eave him. equity havtug been In,mated lo rveroer the to have you keep saying thatF Little -If v6u doubt the efficacy of" »rner s Tommv looked up from his play and iHct-i -.d man. a mure capaNe num. hardly believe it. but. that gives me all ttain S !.• went out into the world with the vinegar 1 need for my talile.” Into ।aafe cure,7 say the replied': "Ob! God ran t hear die; we’ve Therefore, by virtue ot the power of arte in lai* ns of life’s duties and life!# it she allpiied apple jHirings, and when friends and neighbore about it. 1 bis 1- got on the double windowsF uld iuortg«re conUlued. and tbe rtrtuto In at.hlotsms co,, n s«u st. rew not ■uch cam- m ule and provided, notice I, hereby JaL It k the little riiddet that it was t»ur enough, strained off the li­ asking but little. They can t-U you al! Sveu thrt on SrtunUy the Tib day ot Augurt. At a ball in Paris, a gentleman un­ g'.ud-- the targe ship that without-it quid ami refilled the jar with swi-etened yO“We‘hare k?pt a’standingoff‘*fort‘ . I». 1MM rt one o’clock tn tbe anermno. I dertakes to Introduce a companion to a would c< upon the rocks; so it is this water. Thte can-be done again and rtuill toll nt public auction to tbe iileiwrt bidder at the north trvr.i door of the court Louv In tbe voung lady who seems to be pining for agidn. as the pltrings do not decuv. ' In u . ;-irp>-- that 11--A behind a man’s Citv of HaeUng*. Michigan, the prenUw. dra dance. “No. thanks, my dear fellow, fun-rte! energies, to use them well ami making vinegar, lye sure to give it PARKER'S H-jllw.l It) »ald mortgagr. oroo mueb thereof aa 1 don’t care to waltz with a cart" A . -t&iy be nevrs-ary V) pay the amount due on aald h .ndh that saves many n strong warmth uui aipr Cover the mouth of HAIR BALSAM cart, bfc it understood. Is Parisian for a I mortgage with wren percent. Intoreat and all ! the vessel with a thin cloth to keep tu’ur<- . r cji shipwreck. legal wta, the prentfaei being dcao-lbed in Mid partner that doesn't do her share of the W>-1 eiie.r ihni Gollege has the pow- out insects. If one wishes to make it mortgage a» fouowa: dancing, but has to be drawn around. in larger quantities, a liarrel shouM be r. : uutke jiiat such men and we proto;i»e “in use thethe hands ot his A few evenings later, the young lady, •taiiii lo a!* the-world, that we do not used. It cotUd beset in a sunny shed unable Xrician Aeleft wouhl ereatrembeiugthe townvtilp of Kirtland. Harry Countyj want .« i-mug man that is ludtamcd to and the vinegar making for the year l>e 5-dv asmanv thousands of others hate who had overheard. the conversation, beholds the young gent toman seeking Dated Stay lilh, A. D. IMA w<>rk '*Hh hi* hands as w»-li as his done in summer. Sweetened water (us­ davTd B. CQOK. an introduction and asking If he inity l-r.K.' ii hrum aecompUshinore by ing either tnolassot or sugar) with some have the honor, etc. "No, thank you, tram work after he leaves us, well and common field corn thrown in. will can ’done Is I>eing done«*e^ex she replies sweetly: "I may be a cart, gt> d. w.- th- ’.at object; but whether he make good vinegar. If it is kept warm but 1 am not a donkey cart'" president, when theom-succewf^n® Drfault having been made In the condition* •in or n he will not feel altovd work it will ix- ready tor use in a few weeks. Sy in the world that h» J of a iTtaln mortgage made and (aeratedby mt- !••.> i>mn the fann. He will d» To 10 gallons of warm water take three (Scene—Orderly-room. A fact. too. Alexander ('adart and lantlae (adart. hit wife, this time.)—Commanding officer: “Now, to Walter (lark, and deled October and. '.ita. i erfully V > au>»- h- will feel quart* of molasses and one pint of corn; that enn cure a case like his, nas u A. D. 1*1. aud recorded in the o®cr of the or. if corn ia not handy, use one pint of been u-M*d by therm Jilt1- > no dujgrace tp-it. That Is the my man. I understand you wish to change your religion T Private: "A es. I initial : .ut m the character of the yeast instead.—Rural New Yorker. buCOMrtSlM o'clock, a.’ m. in Uber in of mortgages'on page Those who believe that nature will •' m-:, w ,*-k tosend out. We( renrk^ff a cough or cold should under- Sir." C. 0.: “Have you thought ser­ 33X Rigorously Eve within your means, iously over the matter? and are you v- t i' r. . loafers here and we shall By which detault tlie power of aale in aald mort­ entirely actuated by conscientious "coir- i.,er et*ryloafer who carries and my up the surplus, be it little or gage contained ba* becomeopenutve.and where Tb.«r—. aanrt. <r»lrta«l *ad I—c «ttv t* Curas a, there !■ now claimed to be due and tinpnM co motives?” Private: “Yea, Sir." C.O.: "ir wiih him into Ute busy much, te a good rule for everybody, and ,aid mortgage aud the luind accompanying tbe especially ror farmers. They can al ­ “Well, if that L- Ute case, I will allow w- ri H --which wcareredltbim. There*ame. at tm- dale of ihl* notice, the nun of foar it By tho by. though, what religion tbouaaml nvr hundred and *Uty dollar* 1 '>“askth< people of thte goodly ways get the necessaries of life; It is tlie Bd no mH or procwedlne* at law or in equity do you wish to change to?” Private; 'to: .• . -i. tder the matter, and if’ superfluous things that can be done vlng been taken to collect tbe aaaie or any “Weil. Sir, I don’t rightly remember i’ •!. tiieir svtn to come to us we without. If need lie, that get them int^ what it is called, but It's them that ■» d t- .• • qi-Jp them in mind and straits. It te different with wage work­ dooin't parade till ten in the morning." »’l ml-. -•-■! thtsn back with this ers. In slack times, when employment tallied, wi<l tbertrtnte in mmUi c*w made and cannot be had, it is perhaps impossible i3.lv-.! n*l p-.rpuse, ; —Judy. presided, on tbe ninth day of Julv .V D. IMO. M to avoid getting behind. But farmers "hZkia for chronic rar« «t nine o’clock tn tbe forenoon at the nnrtb front Western Christianity butt some door of U»e Worn ('-unity Court Hauer In the have nut this excuse. It is a very ex­ unique phases. For Instance, tlie May­ fit) ot HxsUiwi.lt> tire County of .Barry. Mlebiceptional thing for them to lie obliged use. pa. that brtic Uta pUre of holdlnr b or of Leavenworth. (Kansas.) in retail*I'r.-l. Ball’ Clrmlt CA-urt tor the *Md ('ocuty of itarry. wber ol the Michigan Agri- to go in debt for bread to eat. Our tion for a newspaper attack upon him M<<1 t>noul*e» UTT Mtu*u-<1. there will tie sold M cultural • m a recent Bulletin young people should have these lessons by Editor Anthony of the Leavenworth nubile nnrtlon uc vcodnr to the bfcftiewt bidder. of care, economy and self-discipline Times, gave him a severe thrashing much thereof m may be nte^anr ’ to w-s the. Norway spruce drilled into them. It is comparatively Sunday mid was killedwhen they met on the street, and An­ ■rtlnfy tbe moounf rt-w thereon with utter • . :--jt evergreen, although thing easy toendure jirivation and hard­ llluod WIU Tell. thony in turn published still worse e»: rtrlelit perccat. irr annum, and Uiecort . ■ Hid it grows Umj large ship in youth. When old ago comes, it andexj" u -r» allo»r<! ty law. Ibdiotlaa an at­ ' things in regard to him. The Mayor., torney fee of thirty-a»r dollar* n» allowed bylaw ■ mt- . idnitv of the houm?. is far more try ing. Many people begin i however, is specially grieved by Mr. iu •<.!.. and aa provided fa u> arid nuirtsaire. Mid v g(K»d Norways, they with ease and eel!-gratification only to Anthony's charge that he dropped into nrrmlM- Irelbi dr^-rtr*d in said mortise aa inns’. tu t i, . wt|„| by other trees, end with privation and hardship; even follows to w it: AH thoae certain_niece* or t>ar1 profanity during the street exercises, and the li>ue iiiuli, must not Ih? ullow- when Intemperance or vice of any kind ccl» ot land rttuatc tn tbe lownthlna ot Johns­ and says. “I list'd no oath except ’Damn town and Aaayrta, In thy Connty of Bnrry Mkbhas find no hand in the process. 1 origin thorrin <1. It is a great mistake [ youP and that I do not consider pro­ Ism. known and doertbed a* follow* to wit: totriiu up,-1 :greens from the bottom. know it man who Itegan life as the own­ Tbe MMrtli east pjartcr of *ectlon twelve In ! fane, because tt is a quotation from Their gn-.it.. > ix-auly lies iu compact er by inheritance of two farms, who in toenrhiu number one north of nu.«c eirtrt wert. , ’ I ’ inafore. ’ " — The Index. .r*. ‘ L.rfSil.ThUi over U» the eoutb ea»l Quarter of the north went quarter lower ‘ ‘ - The trees ran be kept hte old age is obliged to say: of unction *rvm tn township number <mr north COtlljM 8 ° “ b> 'Mi gr-en to the base by heudNu foot of land do I posaes.* Men, such as U. H. Senator Voorhero. icg tew iuwnvrici; inches every No couage Ullt wlMeroco. ' in’ ■ branches a »VW W. H. Goodyear of Indiana, are loud in their praise of quarter of wetion aeven tn aald townahlp, om A poorwoyfariDg nma. are iiuuiy many tfcew trees iipup• ’*"•’ Tt.. . ;- me north >>i range wren »r«t. t 8L Jacob’s Oil as an instantaneous cure lie owet little debts “all over." as the Dated April 15th. A. D. IMA in- gro uufe which are green and I for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and WALTERCLAKK.MortKl***. k'rtnmd. although they are । saving is. There is no chance now of F. M. WADLEIGH. other bodily pains. vwrnt) i 0|d These have not his ever Ijelng ul»le to .pay them. He j dead in his chair Saturday. lr,:,1,n»®dto«uAan extent as to has no provision for old age and help­ A rxxl doctor cau Cud au opeataf at Alta. lessness. He is a representative of Wert Madlaoa St.. CHIOOGO. IU. “•W the natural form and grace of Among the other valuable lessons Woadarfal Curr*. vne tris-. more whom I could name; they have no imparted by this teaches is the fact W. D. Hart a Oto. WIhAmUj a»dB^>f niJL'’ spruce should take the “view" in the usual sense of that term; । that for a very long time Dr. Pierce’s jLareof the Norway for planting With- have been temperate all their days, but “Golden Medical Discovery” baa been M "urorilvv rods of Ue house. It is want of calculation, making foolish the prince of liver correctives and blood ■ more compact and lighter debts, a speculative dispootfioa. and the purifiers, being the household physician wonderful <-•«*“' r«r?ted by U>e*e medlclna l» known U- b nr)t M®cl®nlly like have brought them to proverty, as of the poor hum, and the able consult­ tbJi for ‘^rc?n’w M* mark .1’1 rh<: 'flenU1 SpTOC* lf» «- they will who take a similar course.— ing physician of the rich patient, and haui“ e.!<w.the enduring groennuHs of Rural Canadian.____________ praised by all for Its magnificent ser­ un,«.’ir toiilrt. Although a specimen Tree agents are around here deceiv­ vice and efficacy in all diseases of a 5ru,,n,b has ««> seriously ing tlie people with Moore’s Arctic chronic nature, as malirial poisoning, byj*° winters, I shouMre- Plum and Kieffer 1’ear. Fhev dont ailments of Die respiratory and digest­ enll.1 han,y under ordinary dr- like to hear front the Rural. One ive system, liver dlsoase and all cases Mustang Liniment is older this ^Stsnces; it stands here in one of agent offered peach trees grafted on where the use of aa alternative remedy e.XpOS*JIt i» « 4»w- water elm route. He made no sales for most men, aod used more and l,.. . r'K tr«Mj. The balsam fir and tack of fools. Another agent sold trete is Indicated. IW>, of everr kind cured in BO min­ ragged bdow. which he »u<r were grafted on a kind utes by Wootford't Hanltary Lotion. « w^lnj!ick should Im plumed planted baMnd behind which “ud l h . .mtjj that Use no other. This never fails. Sold -- - „„ he Bneh a Smell *that ■Ifoop of u«s, so as U be partlaBy — ----- -- ----- J_._ irom sun and winds. It la SS fir vu^48om?t evergreen. Tbe Borne customers, strange to «ue m \ariw much in blueneaa. Seed* New Yorker. •. • »roin Inaugural addrea* ot Edwin 'WlU- • IaHro POWDER Absolutely Pure. BILIOUSNESS. IKordls PARKER S TONIC HINDERCORNS Health is Wealth! John C. West & Co., .s^'yaaawTO SEthEuiSJ &££ Man and Beast. �A REAL GHOST. where two or Clint.- small ctwomera My burin rea with only to learn that the train had just peering around toe curve, and winked a red eye at me from th- rear platform, while ttim between th^ distant hills the locomotive shrieked back ita derision at my discomfiture. I was out of breath and out of temper, and then- yas no train until 10 o'clock tlie next morning. So I picked up my valise, am! got into a shabby stage, inscribed with tarniriu-d gilt letters, “Lodervillc House.” The supper was good. But this adjec­ tive, though Applying well enough to the main body of toe repast, does but scant justice to the desert. Thia crown and glory of the meal was a pie, a mines: pie, compounded by tlie landlady herself. When I think of the worse tlian worthires immitation of tins noble American dish that flaunt at every rail­ road restaurant, and appears unabashed at firat-ebuw hotel tables, invading oven the sacred domain of home, to impose upon tlie digestion of tlie very elect, and then recall the memory of this magnifi­ cent pie-with its delecious depths and delicately blended flavors, I do not Forgetting that pie at night never agreed with me, and that mince pie never did, I swallowed section after section, regard- in the jsawage-wav leading from tbe din­ ing-room by tlie nallow. long-haired the wood again? “ ‘Oil, it’s wusser nor fire,’ blubbered Genius of toe night before, who beck­ oned me mysteriously aside into tbe par­ lor. “What do you want?” I demanded im­ shoulderin' tbo axe; ‘anytiling wusaer than fire and Injuns must be putty lad.’ patiently, sitting down on a hair-cloth “I walked down to tlie little crik that sofa, under a large steel-engraving of runs through the Notch, and them, sure Washington crossing the Delaware. The enough, ut toe end of a big tree tliat lays Genius dosed toe door behind him. “You have beheld it," he sa^d, in a across it the boys had kindled a fire. . Waal, gentlemen, my knees did knock sepulchral voice. . “Beheld what?” together a bit. when I see, right in the “ A vision, a similitude of the great middle of that fire, a skull grinnin' at me through tbe flrunes. Then I a-e that and mighty dead.’’ and the genius glared tl>s ttw. where it was burned away, was at me rather fiercely. -Ya, I have,” said I, sharply, a go™l all holler, and inride was full of the bones of a skeleton. All to wunst I re­ deal startled in spite of myself. “I laid membered Judge Jedwood and the brass it to the mince pie." -Mince piel Oh, what has that gross buttons on his coat, and I scraped around till I found every one of them ere compound in common with spiritual crea­ tions?" And the Genius wrung his ten buttons jess as you seo 'em." It took a long time for the company to settle down after this, and then every incident of tho great Baker Notch mvstery was recalled, and even- theory regarding it was reviewed, proved, and disproved many times over. After all the Iwnee and tlie buttons were not likely after thirty years to bring the murderers to justice. It was growing lute; some of the company were already moving, so I concluded to go upstairs to bed. Out of the warmth and light, I pant'd through tlie dark hallway, and heard toe moan­ ing wind through tlie distant trees, and thought once more of the musty sheets on tho lied. My room, a sort of cavern, in a distant wing of the building, with its one dim kerosene-lamp, was anything but cheerful. Alone in toe stillness my conscience awoke and re­ minded me of those wedges of mince pie. And then the story of the skeleton in toe After supper I looked over the local newspaper, and examined tlie county map hanging on tlie wall, and then sat down before the fireplace and listened to the gossip of the idlers who are the in­ my imagination. Fumbling in my vest­ ' variable attaches of everyj^illage tavern. pocket for my watch key, I drew out not There wm much discussion concerning the key. but something hard and rough "crops," and the coming election, together which sent a thrill through every nerve with the Axrtrinal unsoundnere of Par­ in my right arm. It wm only one of son Wobrey, and toe worldly-minded- the judge’s buttons which I must have ncsa of Mra. Parson Wobley. Then the absently thrust into my pocket. My misdeals of certain moonshiners was watch h»d run down—an ominous inci­ an absorbing theme. dent—and it had stopped at the very By and by, a long and melancholy- hour when they said toe judge had left featured young man made his way in the hotel. Three gloomy fancies made between tho chairs. His brow was dark. me anxious to get under the bedclothes; if only I had not eaten the pie. There wm dark and Jong. Though scarcely speak­ my brandy-flask, but, unluckily, it wm ing a word, I recognized him at once as empty. It wm too late to stumble down­ the village genius. He did not come in. stairs through tlie dork, to repM'nlah it from outride, but apparently lived in the at the bar, everybody was certainly in house. (Then a dozen greetings went up bed by tliis time. I rummaged in my from thcvurcle, and another familiar ap­ valise for something to read, but finding parition wm framed in the doorway. only a pack of cards, and sat down and Sam Lawson. 1 may os well call him, played two games of solitaire on the bed. Sam at any rate was liis name, village Then a strong odor filled the room. My ' historian, annalist,** and authority for lamp was going out, and there was noth­ every local happening twenty miles ing for it but to tii row off my clothes and around. Without care, and without jump into lied. hurry, be slouched leisurely in. and stretched his long limbs in the seat asleep—it might have been two hours, ■which wm promptly made for lilm be­ perhaps—when 1 liocame conscious tliat fore the blaxe. It took him a long time eomebody was in the room. It was too to answer, in his riow.deliberate fashion, dark to see anything distinctly, and I all the questions which wore put to him.. only knew that toe door was open on He had been up the milk-crik way a account of the strong draught which helpen’ Widder Baker for a spell. Pull­ blew from tliat direction. Positive as I ing a little package from iris pocket, he was that somebody was approaching tlie said: “Gentlemen, there’s some articles bedside. I felt powerless to stir, though in this papbr which many of you well remembering with horror that tlie mur­ remember, though its nigh on to thirty dered official had passed in this hotel, years sem-e the owner of them wm jterhaps in this very room, his last niglU amongst as. I allude to the late Judge on earth. With a great effort, however, I rolled over, and to my unspeakable “Judge Jbdwood!" chorused twenty terror, beheld the ■white and vapory form voices at once. “What about him? Tiil of a man, of about fifty years of age, it seemed, Ixild-headed, chin-whiskered, “You all well know, gentleman,” con­ and wearing an antique dress-coat, with tinued Sam, unheeding too clamor, “how ten button-holes, but no buttons. My the. judge stopjxHl three days at this hotel ghostly visitor did not, at first, seem to before proceedin' on his last journey to regard me with»any ill-will, until his the other side of Ball's mountain. No­ attention became fixed upon1 something body, excepting them as hadn't onglit. lying ixr the corner. It was one knew that he carried <500 in gold sewed of his own buttons. With a threaten­ up in his clothes when he set out on ing gesture ton n]>parition advanced to hcwback. Old Daddy Appleton was the the sj»t where I lay, and though fear last who seen torn ride into Baker’s hud nfarly jiaralyzed me, I made a Nu»clu Not a soul ever see him ride mighty effort for the ghostly conflict. There waa a shudder and a shock, and Hero a sun burnt farmer broke in. then—then I found myself on the floor, “Vf hy. tliat there Notch has been haunted not in my own room at all, but outside ever senoe. I don’t care ns how Parson in the halt Mince-pie, somnambulism, Wobley says it’s onsrriptural to believe nightmare, I said to myself, os I groped in ghosts. Don’t ketch me round that along to my room, .with tliat feeling of there again after dark, I can tell ye," he relief which one has when awakening pursued, with much energy. “I knowed from a bad dream, and almost ready to I see a spook the night I druv home from laugh over my combat with a ghost in a Cap'n Beasley’s.” drwwt-coat. Outside, in tho night, toe ele­ “Guess it was some of Cap. Beasley's ments were at war; 'the ‘ hosts of sperrits then," retorted one of the younger wind and raiu which I had heard from afar in toe evening were skeptics. “Sperrits or spooks, I don’t want to see sweeping around the house. After no more of 'em. Didn't Jim Safford, much groping about, and trying of mahy who wan tuk up on suspicion, move doom. I ut length found a knob which* away from the Notch because ha never yielded, and turned it quickly. Now I could look out of his window nights could sleep in peace until morn­ thought, without a set-in' a white Agger of toe ing. was my consoling judge, swallow-tail coat, brass buttons, when I lookwl up, and there, in tho fnrtheet corner of the room which I and all, a standin' out in tile woods." Here a curious light appeared in the had entered, it stood, not distinct, an be­ eye of the Genius, and I was relieved to fore, but barely defined in toe darkness. see him almost disappear behind tlie Then came a crash which shook the chimney jamb. "Gentleman," resumed Sam, impres­ sively, “allusion has been made to tho blue coat with the brass buttons which the judge always wore. Them ten butknew, ae I slammed tho doer, hearing a crash behind it, and ran wildly down the you all remember 'em, I dare aay." lia.ll, and through the first open door that Everybody who was old enough did. “Them ten buttons," Sam continued, I came to. Providentially, the room was mine, and, leaping into bed, I dived into unrolled the paper. The excitement following this discioo- tng mountains. -------- r • Into ilw.Untw ora, Uk» *“ Irani UoU tMn. u no oulh.. Cod. on tho borior ot thio Ink* in mo piar-i, uw — by a rod to a float below, the city b only some eight fret above the level of ths lake. Hence should toe enow and rain­ fall on tbe surrounding “ount*"1" largely overbalance the sun’s P°*« evaporatlOT, the city "wM submerged till the equibbrum was restored. Buch wm in the -aarly history of the dty, » having been submerged five times fro™ 1M8 to 1629. To remedy this a tremen­ dous ditch wns dug through the ndgv north of tbe dty some twelve mites long. 100 to 180 feet deep, and 200 to 800 feet wide. All the material from this g«»i excavation was carried out on -the iwckh of die |ieons. and it took nearly 100 ye&m to do it. When done the bottom of it -Tho piowns good," said I,stoutly. wm found to be still forty feet above the surface of the lake, and only an insuffi­ cient amount of drainage passes out “Smith," said tlie artist. “Well, Raphael Smith, then, you seem through it.—Mexico Letter. to be ported in this matter; tell me about toe ghost I saw last night, the second EMtem people m a rule. I think, have one I mean, when I got into the wrong a ver}’ erroneous idea of what is termed room?" „ the rainv season in southern California. “Impious man! the first to venture un­ In die last 140 dare there has been bidden into toe presence ot my crea­ twenty-two rainy ones, nearly as many tions," and Raphael scowled again. more cloudv ones when no rain fell, and “Well, I didn’t stay long." said L de- the remainder m beautiful sunshiny days precatingly. aa ever seen. One may just M well call “Long enough to complete the work of may and June in Michigan the rainy ruin. Look you," he grasped, clutching season because it ruins in those montlu) my arm. “By your foolhardiness, to use as to call the winter a rainy season m ordinary language, you involved me in southern California. I suppose, how­ great pecuniary loss, and I now claim. ever, it ia called tiw rainy season because ........................ son when it dore iunt Jackson luu er is toe season it sometimes dix*. PUWEEN. J..M, OIKD. PBa^ uni turn mwoa cs.. •tad petition. M„i tha! SPECIAL f-™* W J *T at a session ot Mid awn 1,1 flses.’h: that Mid petitioner nterettad In £ rid petition and tbe |S EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE ‘tU'WA'i TlieD.UEC.B88iSpwT08tllDTO. Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the 01000100020014000202020200001000010102010200000105100202010000 only valid patent on the spring tooth. farmers; '—Pasadena another । of manipulation, and finer than re impervious to inflexibility. It its will have to he market in miffipply the demand, revolutionize the can be moulded desired and col­ e of the public. -Boston Budget. MS in llrlek*. 1 by the Mongols । for tbe preparei," says Johnston tunmon Life," “it extracts from tlie Nsible amount of rape tlie tea into I m the alkaline adding some fat hey pour off the •.•it. They drink xing in it wine a little roost meat, rilk instead of the many weeks with Who wish to avoid infringing np6n this patent, now thor­ oughly established, should buy this drag. Not only this but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be The Best in Every Respect. We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ est draft,-most easily hadled bindet made. The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, An entirely nbw machine, which can \be folded by one man easily in five minutes time, enablingxt to go through an 11 foot gate. THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON-the lightest draft and most easily adjusted wagon in the market THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. We keen in stock 30 buggies aif# carriages, of the best makes, ana can satisfy the most fastidious aud give the lest value for the money. Respectfully, ’ MESSER BROS. EEMOVED! 'REMOVED!! I am now settled and ready for business in my new quar­ ters in the store east of W. II. Schantz’s grocery. to blush unseen. *m to look out of bum*—they must m altogether. To fall Paw Season! 1 present in full a San Francisco ew invention must nw spectacle, but the male populards with appreciatati Enquirer.' Wall Paper; Wall Paper. Wall Paper. Wail Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper. Ji erf the late Alexthe prearesion of ! Athens, Ga., in Window Shades in plain doth • gOM and decorated, or paper shades. be a pre-Christian e British museum i Nimrond displays the breast of Tig­ lieman found this 18263381 Oils aai famish Christ,—Chi- Varnish and Alabast ine. Next Alabastine and Barn Paint. Barn Paint and HousekeepfiR Paints in smull cans. Housekeepers’ Paints a n d two tlie English into Bermuda. I ha theCi Prepa ’ “yqn Brashes, And EVERYTHING else »» laugh at my gloomy nocturnal viriozu. my line. down-stain*, where everything wore * the I still sell the Celebrated Detroit White but no, this could not Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the devil generally, it would bo putty hard to To cultivate the MA WINDOW SHADES. legs crossed and «t resting squarely vm a favorite po­ und It is said tlutt de to rival him in hicago Times. until morning. It was late when I awoke. A warm square or morning eunlight lay on my rorry ST Lead. Fred'k Hotchkiss. Call � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-06-03.pdf e761ed6dffe82e5c88509fc76da1f7e2 PDF Text Text e Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 5. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 3, 1886. The Hastings Banner. BKNTLMOU WKS U astengs, Barrt Co., Mich., ‘ —at— MARSHALL L. COOK. svr.scKimoN rates - ADVERTISING RATES: ‘vear.................................. IWO 00 for special positions. . .. PRINTING. pride Is felt in the Job Printline Dep*rtWHtof the BANKER. Everything In the entire -.’IW i* new; and with the latest faces of • punt approved patterns ot machinery* jusd co-iiix tent workmen employed, enables the b\xm:h do Cnt-class lob work. . W. LOWRY, M.D„ It , Physician, Surgeon anu Oculist. C*'p in low* or country promptly attended. iwr..-,- ‘MtraMto W a. m. and 1 to S p. m. Te , at UuUowaya' drug store. rW attention paid to surgical diseases and M the eye and oar. ■ Farm Wagons, DobWb -Shovel Plows, 1 IL Wm; JONES, 1 11 work jTouipUy attended to_____________ WELTON I* agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. He "rntes policies on a man's property against loUl>rnr«. lightning or wind; against a man’s ;t!e.trath and accident. SHELDON, (jOOK la Abstract Block, Hastings, Mich.) Hm- t!,-* Ohly set of Abstract Books in Barry Coa-:________ ■ _____ UHll-lP T. COLGROVE, ‘ I - Lawyer, Sheep-washing is in order. • Wheat heads are not often in sight in May, as they were this year. C. H. Stone Esq. has the wall laid for a fine basement barn. Rutland can boast somewhat in the line of nows. Mr. C. W. Biggs has a registered Holstein cow four years old whose milk for one day weighed 55 tt>s. and C. R. Crosby has a durham grade 9 old that has given milk since the of March that gave 52.\ lbs. Rev. Stewart has again commenced his work which was interrupted by his afflictions. Children’s day will be observed by the Sunday school at the Yeckley shool house. ’ Mrs. C. R. Crosby has a calls lilly that stands three feet and seven inch­ es high and leaves that measure 19 in. m length. The blossoms are equally large. Rev. Crosby baptised 12 persons on the Freeport charge Sunday, May 29. Professor Glllaspie has a class'of fine singers at the Ktanle school house. PINE LUMBER, (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) /J Denittt. tTc il-M>Sf?oeS>OUnt °f harm d°ne by Bowen’s Mills. By somebody's carelmness last wink’s letter fallwl to get to the office; . Corn is looking fine. Dworatlon day was the big day at 110,1 r«i Went from the hall to the cemetery. C. H. Hayter, of Middleville, mat them at the p^»et^y “dtook a negative of Withey «»« rainP of 8. O. V.'s and thJ^.70 riri?,and hoy8 w£° 'iL-corated the graves. The people then repaired to the grove, where we listened to a verv able speech by James Clarke, of Hash­ tags. There was a little exaitement among the ladies, caused by a lizard among them. ■ . JFP’ Man,«y ,u“ bought a new horse and harness. Wm. Hunt has a new trotting sulky, and by the way as it passes over the road it looks as though Wm. H. was preparing for the fall fairs. Some 25 of Barlow lake lodge J. O. G. wrel?ned th” Mld<UevlUe .l3df® Quite a number go to Maple Grove iho cTt ntten“ the dbtrict 10d<® ROAD SCRAPERS, TV n. LANDIS, M. D, U . Physical and Surgeon, Woodland, inch. bf - quo door south of the post office, will bo ! t-.it.-i ■ t: -rv Jay or night.■ fl K. TIMMERMAN. I . Homa‘pathic Physician & Surgeon, H- J.-or east ot Holloways’ drug store.) County News. (PINE AND CEDAU.) Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING / and Maple, Suh, Doors ata Blinds, FOUR CORNERS. Cotton has his house nearly completed. Preaching at the church on Sundav night last. ' Rilla Hazledine visited with her grandma Boice part ot the last week. Mr. Wolfe is enjoying a visit with his sister-in-law. Mr. Blocher has his barn raised. Clover fields will soon be tn full bloom. Show at the school house Monday night last. Mr. Wm. Woods is preparing to build a house this summer. Levi Boice, of Montcalm oountv, was called home on Thursday last, to at­ tend the funeral of his grandmother. We are sad to pen the death of Mrs. Pollv O’Dell of this vicinity, who died on Wednesday last at the age of 91 years. And also the death of Master Samuel Bevier who died on Thursday last at the age of 8. ______________ ALICE. Northeast Hastings. Jack Frost has not forgotten us. He calls once in a while. Geo. Sweet and family ’are spending a few days in Marshall. Earnest Jones, of Vermontville, spent Friday and Saturday with his sister, Mrs. George Moore. TORN CABVETIL Deacriptlon. Quite a number Sundayed &l Leach •J Attorney at Law, lake. Middleville, Mich. Children's day exercises will be held at the Altoft school house one week irAltriX V. BARKER,Real Efftate, from Sunday. A good program has JL invurance and Loans. been arranged. ■'........... <;.ria>aaA- Hon 3 doors north Louisa Nagter spent Sunday with Nellie Baldwin. -;-i4 xivrti to maklnc oxehangoo •X ;• - nt Tlir j>( rano-mldeat Two young men from C. G. were in­ • cartfully lu-ikrd artrr. Fa-mo quiring the wav- to James Sutton's Sun­ b! Z. • ■ ■ 1 - »Ur <T -trfouiffr. Huuoro and day evening. Wonder if they found [STPrices and Estimates Riven on ap­ him ? (■LEmRt jMITU. ITilUp Dunbar and Wesley Stewart plication. , Lawyer. both have very tine young colts. Mrs. Studer is seriously ill. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Mrs. Harrj- Bellinger, of Johnstown, al! Courts of the State. has been spending a week with her brother and sister. Albert Kelly and Mrs. Charles Amlera. (T HAPPEN & Van ARMAN. . No, boya; wo don't lend boats for you Ik Lawyers. to go fishing on Sunday; so please bear .i.Orw ilMtlasi National Bank.) this in mind. ■ In the Journal of last week we no­ ticed a piece written by “Kittle Clover" WILLIAM 1.. sWEEZEY. Attorney entitled “funeral manners." Every one ' ’ At I. iw and Solicitor in Chancery. ought to read it and bear It in mind. It is good advice to old as well as young. Don't put the shoe on unless it \VILLI A M B. S WEEZEY, fits; but think it will tit many of us. ’’ .J iiatice of the Ptoce. -utlnx Jwruey for Barry County. \ E. KENASTON. A. Attorney at Law, diver J- S. Gobdvoar fCo.‘s store.) PrKUces in un courts of the Blate. Collections promptly attcndlns t-> Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Moulding O/JKrrrg Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door "Screens. Michigan Gent^ai, The Wiaga.ro, Falls Route. I M..1L BILLASPIE. *• Notary Public. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Taktnir effect May 90U>. IMS. MA,r- , y p l! I ■SAjlLK HKKXH31AKSK. errati a> h. §■ >.<!«'</» 'iif'-u t’> Cuttiltfl Pulfttiut Cut to order, r. *1. A. M uiu' store. .10 Grand itanlds Lt. Middleville.......... . - .65 .00 Iratak...................... .15 HAsraras..,.......... gOMETHlNi; new: ’lain 11.10 11.40 N^^lie‘.Z.\".‘*’‘. r Sfon°B*pidi.T77 106 LX5 .10 jMstoan............ DetroU............. Ar. WBITWAMD. Faws, Attention! ■TATIOXB. MaU. T3T H?2S X17 9.10 11.45 Uh1 c lit '».K> 11.43 1X30 1XM i.n L30 1.M 1.45 xoo MT aeo I have set up a Hay Press in the City of Hastings, and am prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity. 1X10 1X57 1J0 XM 6.00 6.15 652 7.00 7.13 ORANGEVILLE MILLS. The Pomona grange was held here last week. A large attendance and a ven- interesttag time was reported. Horace bnook has tonriletus. Mrs. Clem. x>f Woodland, and Mrs. Ida Clem, of Minnesota, visited at A. M. Clem's last week. Mrs. Henry Hewett and daughter Nellie will visit friends at Allegan this week M rs. Alice Norton is quite sick. ’ Dr. Bnrhner has returned alter an absence of two mouths. F. E. Fish, of Ahegan, is visiting bls father this week. Wilk Turner has a brother from Kent county visiting him. Henry Lewis will, go to Charlotte to work this week. The weather was very favorable for decoration day- Thei[j?1?1 were yery fine. The speaker was Rev. B Burlington, of Bradley. He niade a run by Brandl t 9.13 12.45 2.10 r4X0 7.10 TAB All .•—k. Kiu bones, and possible that j after twenb not sound very closely. MS "b.» It is hard to rorgive auu forget but 9.25 4.S3 9A3 4.35 such a time and place th?1 6.00 10.15 Should have given different direction htr.cr di an or central xib« between bls thoughts than toward revenge. >.s day trains. p.li.vrith CUI- t. J. BC»a, hjw Hi-'”*"O. W. Rooaxaa. Q.h»T. A.Chtraio. JfIL MARBLE Custom Wool Carding, Yours respectfully, , ON SHORT NOTICE. greats. Good quality 1 on the river. C.A. BURLINGAME FREEPORT. Prom the Herald. ■ 8. Roush is numbered among the sick this week. Wheat harvest will come on nearly two weeks earlier this year. • Mr. Jas. Gurthrie is the guest of ye editor and family this week. Potato bugs and current worms are altogather too previous this year. Remember, Sunday June 6th, is Chil­ dren's day at the U^B. church. A light frost Tuesday night Sickness is on the increase in this vi­ cinity. Frank McNaughton, of Irving, has gone to Dakota. Very little building in Freeport as yet this season. Miss Clittie Brandon Sundayed with her nfotber and brother tn Carlton this week. Much of the hedge planted here­ abouts last spring lias wlnter-kiUed. Wheat never looked more promising in this section than at the present time. J. Brown wHl stay.on the Curtis place, hall a mile west of the village, another year. Wm. Warren and wife, of Mecosta county, are In. the village this week visiting their nephew, Mr. A. M. Her­ rington. Mr. H. Shepard has gone to Lowell to work for the Lowell Manufacturing Company, and will move his family there as soon as he can rent a house. Rev. D. L. Eaton, of Lowell, preached an instructive sermon in the Congrega­ tional church last Sunday evening. He will preach next Sabbath evening In the same church. James Godfrey and wife enjoyed a Sleasant visit from Mrs. G’s parents, Ir. and Mrs. W. 11. Walker and daugh­ ter Loie, of Eaton county a few days the past week. D. Darling the Fillmore postmaster, caught his foot in a drag last week and dislocated some of bls toes. The old gentleman is doing well at this writing. Arnold Bisson. an aged resident of Freeport, sustained serious injuries in a runaway Monday afternoon. He was riding with the young man who works for IL Wolcott, for driver, when the team took fright near Cheescbrough’s factory, ran to the road ride and Mr. Sisson was thrown bodily over the fence. One shoulder was dislocated J the shoul­ der blade fractured, and he wks severely injured in the side and back. He was picked up for dead and for some time it was thought he could not rally from the shock, but he is at present as com­ fortable as possible. Dr. H. F. Peck­ ham has charge of the case. The frequent exhibitions of intoxicat­ ed iMirsons on our streets of late, is any­ thing but creditable to our community. The practice of sending men from Free­ port shouting, howling, fighting drunk; running their horses on onr streets with imminent danger, not only to themselves, but to every one they meet, is a public disgrace and must bestopped. Public forbearance has already ceased to lie a virtue. It is only a few days since that persons started for their homes in a boisterous, intoxicated con­ dition. They bad not proceeded far when they spied an imbecile child by the road-side. Then their ‘-fun” com­ menced. They caught the child, carri­ ed him past his home and forcibly poured whiskey down his throat! Tho child’s father vouches for the truth of this statement and contemplates prose­ cuting the offenders. Another care in hand occurred Tuesday evening. An intoxcicated person preaisted In run­ ning his horse back and forth the entire length of Main street, until compelled byforce to desist. Must we organize another Law and Order League? All reputable citizens will answer,—yea. Dr. Wright was in Freeport Tuesday morning. To Mr. and Mrs. Smelcher, May 23d, a daughter. IL Hill has been graining and Mint­ ing the Interior of Mr. Jaoob Wolfs house this week. . , , Miss Annie Brunner had been detain­ ed at her home by sickness the greater part of the week. Wm. Godfrey went to Eaton county Friday last to visit his son, J. A. God­ frey and family, and purchase a horse. DOWLING. NASHVILLE. letter from Sarah Sanborn tells us ,h_ a-rlved at bar destination in safety. %£ BnAn is visiting * M. JgejMrs Vary Belson is in Rutland, visiting friends and relatives. Chas Gorham and wife started for Ed. Oldfield and family are in town this week visiting old friends. Mrs. Ralston, a resident of Nashville for many years, died at her home on Burkey’s hill Saturday morning. She was buried at Barryville Tuesday morn­ a Cail and see me, at American House. RUTLAND. reunion of all the Down­ they are then going to Gull lake to ings Sunday, at the home of the father, camp out, fish, etc. QCM DBOrs_. it being his birthday. One of B. Hagers horses tlroppen dead on the road the other day. while Quite > number ot onr town ■ people ^DaU^Lobdefl has returned from attended th- county frutn Orwievllle on Ttundar W end re- California and, with his wife, gone to P°T<iE*u!etA™r Fort I®”"” jrirr. o’ the Adrian on a visit ____ Decoration day wmobserved by.J«£’ ferts Boat. Monday, with ^ecustomary services. Rev. Cox delivered the addrras. There was a large crowd in town. The band boys had a dance in '?t£M^en«r tutors cur- ^Sev^J^iccidanta occurred on the W. MARBLE. WHOLE NO. 1617. streets Monday, but nothing of a ser­ ious nature. Sunday night, Vea. Feighner was driving around town, with possibly just a drop too much birch beer down him, when hb team ran away, throwingnim out and bruising him up considerably. Quite a large number of the residents of the eastern metropolis of the county took in a cheap excursion to Jackson Tuesday. Others expect to go soon. Editor Strong has gone on an excur­ sion to Niagara Falls. 1 More work-te being put on 'Main st There are still more places where new sidewalks might be put down without fear of spoiling the looks of the town. Dr. J. T. Goucher is building an ad­ dition to his house and da to his horse parlors. All the excitement of the sports this week is centered in the contest lietween Brutus and Cassius at Vermontville Thursday afternoon, and all the pious among them are beseeching the powers that be for good weather. • John Davis, for whom Pilbeam went gunning last week, came in Saturday and gave himself up. The charge is disorderly and his bearing occurs Fri­ day next. By gosh! Aint 1 a prophet? One lawyer married last week, almost liefore my items were in type, and—it isn’t a lawyer this week. Its one of the other fellows. Bld Kocher and Charlie DeWaters were arrested Thursday by Jim Pil­ beam, for being drunk. DeWaters re­ sisted and received a couple of slight raps on the cranium with his life pre­ server. He plead guilty the next morn­ ing and paid 47.50 and costs. Kocher plead not guilty, but at bls hearing Tuesday morning changed his mind about It and paid a fine of 810 and costa. This was hard elder brought in from the suburbs. - Wm. Spire was down from Kalamo Thursday night and caused the arrest of his son Ed. and his daughter, Mrs. Israel Cheeaman, for assault and bat­ tery. Their trial comes off Wednesday morning before Esq. Parody. O. U. BVCKER. DALTON. Warm and very dry. Grass needs rain, and unless it cornea soon the hay crop will be light Corn is looking very nice. Barry Countys Prosecutor loves to bring in the finny tribe, and in company with his cousin took in some of them to-day before going to decoration, at which place he did justice to his de­ served reputation as an orator. A. B. Bush has added to the appear­ ance of his dwelling by applying a new coat of paint The LB, Sackett Post No. 32U wish to return their heartfelt thanP’< to -the Hon. P. T. Colgrove for the services so nobly rendered; -also to Mrs. Minnie Norwood and Miss Minnie Baird for their noble services. By order of Post Commander, F. A. Blackman. Carlton. Most of the farmers have got their corn planted. Carlton Center Sabbath school will observe children's day. ' There will l« a cake and coffee social at Joel IL Smith's wort of the Center Wednesday night, June 3rd. Come everybody. Those boys who meet at Messers Corners, had better look out or they will have their names in the paper; that is if Gleaner hears of IL Mrs. Polly O'Dell, who has long been falling, passed away last Friday morn­ ing. Her ago was 91 years. Wilber Fuller has a Dew top buggy. Now girls for a buggy ride Wilber says. Mr. A. Sterns and wife, of Eip»tr Campbell, Sundayed at Jay Carpenter's. John Flemings went to Elkhart,-Ind., on business this week. Dr. Abbott raised his barn last Thursday. Darid Williams is building a barn this summer. Ransom Egennnn is working for Lewis Cole. Charles Miller killed a snake on the farm of Wm. Raymond that measured over 6 feet long. A big snake wasn’t it, Charleg* Dr. A. J. Wright lias friends visiting him from Eaton Co. t ROSE BCD. Jay Carpenter is building an addi­ tion bn his house. ‘ Apple Blossom failed to put in an appearance last week for some reason. But here we are in full bloom again. Farmers Have begun washing their sheep. Quite a cold wave swept this section last week. Lewis Cole raised his barn last week. Arthur Stilwell returned home last week, after having made his forture acting as life insurance agent. Artie says you con’t humbug Jamestown people much. The church Is being finished off nice­ ly, and will be completed In a short time. It will be one of the finest churches in Barry county. Broke Into the house of Tiddie Dur­ kee, a l»y. Tid captured the little fel­ low. He weighed 11 pounds. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 1’hiMp Helsel, a boy. Kep Wilcox was in town Sunday. Mrs. John Yargorand Mary Allarding Sundayed with Mary's father Nicholas AUarding. The order of the day is plowing corn unci replanting. Corn is looking ex­ cellent. . Praver meeting at the school house next ’Sabbath evening at 7 o’clock sharp. Come everybody. Maldon Center is getting bls buggy repainted. Dill Cain does the work, s BUly Divine is worte again we hear. Later-He is a HtUe better. Simon Hefflebower has begun the caroenter work on hb new barn. Frank Andrmhaa his house nearly completed. Horae buyers were In town Saturday trying to buy horses. But we did not hear of their buying any. Philo Fuller is building a new house thia summer. APPLE BLOSSOM. " Northwest Castleton. ■ Frank Wellman made a visit to Alle­ gan county friends last week. . J. F. Black sold his grey team to Grand Rapids parties; consideration iMOD. . Quite a number went to Nashville Monday to attend Decoration services Albert Tuba’Vm is very rick again with the old compla/ht ■ W. J. Cramer is so he can l>e among his neighbors again. Hiram and Charles went to the lake Sunday, bobbing for eels. Good luck, too. Corn and oata are suffering for rain. J. J. England raises his barn this week. John Mlnzey has bought a new thresh­ ing machine. Now he will do some good work in the threshing line. George did not get that mitten that Sunday, you Mud Cricley, are mistaken. We know who you are. .and that stage route la all right so far as that Is con­ cerned; where is that other route head­ quarters? How is it? MOBGO-THORNAPPLE. Elder Paxton, of Barryvllle, has returned from a visit in Ohio. Mr. 8. T. Cole is making it pleasant for young and old at the lake. A social hop at Mr-Hyde’s last Fri­ day night Enjoy yburadves young A young lady got sea sick on board the steamer last week. Mr. Brown and family, of Oak Arbor, were spending a few days at xhe lake. Farmers are replanting corn. J. B. Duncan, of Jabkson, is at th lake for his health. Mrs. Mj-ran Sutherland was called last week to visit her mother in York State, who is vwy ill EDITOR BANNER: 1 beg space in the columns of votfr paper to- reply to an article in your is­ sue of May 20th, towit: The second paragraph in your Orangeville items in regard to the S. O. V. ► 1st. We do not meet every Saturday night. I 2nd. The\<lrums have been In town only three times and we have had them over three months. Could it be ex­ pected that boys who had never struck a drum could play like practical musicians? Any one expecting it must be devoid of common sense. I do not claim that we are perfect ttl all things, but I. claim that we are neither beggars, blacklegs, swindlers or brig­ ands. Allow me to say that if every one in this village carried themselvM as circumspect as the 8- O. V.'s, there would be less hideous and discordant noises, and less nuisances. 3d. 1 Some young men of this village are trying to organize a brass band. On the night spoken of they gathered on tho sidewalk lieneath our camp room; we being on the third floor were not disturbed much, but the Ladies’ Aid Society holding session on the second door were unable to conduct their business. Two brothers in the camp roon\ knowing how matters were asked permission to leave the room, which 1 granted. They went below and asked the boys to dLscontinue their practice there. They replied in­ sultingly. Then came sharp words, then a scuffle, and the band struck out for new quarters; but there was no hard feelings or threats of which your cor­ respondent spoke, that I am aware of. Certainly not on our aide. We have the cooperation and liest wishes of all intelligent and law abiding citizens of this place. Nothing of any note has jjver been accomplished without some opposition. We expect it; could scarce­ ly get along without it But dear readers of the Banner, because this writer is oppoadd to the order and is given-to malignity do not think .we are a set of scoundrel!!. We intend to pay our way as we go; to treat everybody well, but w’e kneel to no man or wo­ man, to no combination of men or wo­ men, and we have rights that are sacred to us. and they cannot be trampled upon with Impunity. Also an article In last wrek’s Issue. Let me tell you, fellow citizens we do not spend the afternoon of memorial day in repairing fence, around the cemetery, graveling walks, picking stone or grubbing, by anv means. Your informant is either entirely ignorant of our principles and objects, or is hopelessly insane. Hoping this will oome before the public, I am, CAIT. CHAS. E. WOODMAN. • At a meeting of the board of educa­ tion held Tuesday evening, the follow­ ing teachers for the city schools were elected for the next school year: First Assistant—EUa E. Halleck; Eighth Grade—Flora Beadle. ?./ ■ Seventh Grade—Rose Bostwick rfXL Sixth Grade—Fannie Leea. z Fifth Grade—Belle Throop. Fourth Grade—Jennie Lamb. Third Grade—Minnie Matthews. Second Grade—Edith Babcock. First Grade-Addie Jordan. First Ward—Belle Crothera. JEBfl-Postponed for two weeks. C. Ferris was re-elected janitor of the high school building. .Janitor of first ward building. Alonzo White; second ward building, Mrs. Jacob Ericas. The salaries remain the same, with tho exception of that of Mira Halleck, which Mrs. John Hotchkiss has just re­ ceived from the Globe Portrait Co., of Chicago, a portrait, nearly life size, of her late huslamd that is certainly tho finest specimen of artistic work and faithful portrayal of features we ever saw. Such pictures are apt to be of defect, and it will be a treasure which will be alwayi prtMd. �A CretrtVictory JSverybodv's companion is nobody's THE AGONY IS OVER. frieod. but Red Star Cough Cure is everybody's friend. Prof. Grothe, of Brooklyn Board of Health, endorses it M prompt, safe, and sure. Price, twen­ THE DATE OF THE PRESIDENT’S WED­ , DING OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED. ty-five cents a bottle. The French Canadian Society of Negaunner' and Ishpeming will celebrate ■ St John’s day. June 24. ‘ ■ Credit is duo the German woman and physicians for first using Red Clover blossoms us a medicine.. Best results are-obtained when combined with other medicinal roots and bt-rl>s, as in Dr. Janes' Red Clover Tonic, which is the best known remedy for all blood diseas­ es, stomach and liver troubles, pimplee. cortlveniM. bad breath, piles, ague and malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap petite, low spirits, heat! ache and all dis­ ease of the kidneys. Price DO cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. —— — DRY GOODS ’X alwcesaeaorerima^^.n,^—-__ coiitlaually exuding an ofteMtoe nuwe m Ural, » .^iL.". tfbMUiUM-Ne u.mdm. u run, dwrii. »J«•»«». ■■_ • —nk m.MniA natarrh. After AND Millinery Goods the capital ■ppcutatiag wildly on tt» next winter’* .octal woroa. The momentou. <iQz»Uon it whether the prwdant’. eboten brldo will Hunuoy. unws*. v- To the First Door East of Bros.' Gro­ cery, on State Street, -- - daughter m tho generally ready Sul ” verity the thfe eurt. by UrN-na! eorwjondenoe Davis, Blacker AiCo-of Manistee, be ta tho White House after alL Wednesday have struck u thirty-foot bed of salt at J uno 3 U the time fixed by Mias Fobom. The a depth of 1,260 feet. I was afflicted terribly with rheuma­ tism. 1 took some । Athlophoros and Mb* Cleveland tor beroelf and brother, will. now the. rheumatism is gone. I have had no return ot thejdisease to speak of. President Cleveland will nn-rt hl* L'ancea T. E. C’hattield, contractor, 386 Eleventh avenue, Milwaukee. Wisconsin. James E. Ellis, of Detroit, is prepar­ on landing from tbc rorouue ing plans for a new gly.'XX) school house at Ludington. Thuro- Fob Colds, Croup, Asthaina, Bron­ Lor pier Friday morning, Col Lamont chitis, and Sore Throat, use Dr. Thom­ handed tho brido-oloct ashore. Her mother as" Electric OU. and gcX the genuine. followed with Ilenjamin Folsom. They The HolUm Star has gone up. That found two carrlagia awaiting them, and makes three papers that have died at when one or two of the small trunks had been piled ujon too carriages they set off Holton. The Harris Ladder Company, of Bat tie Creek, will'run by water-power. " In the winter oi »» ■' ‘ SeroMU a on o.-U»- «- brilliant mws daring the coming year. None ot the m«nbsrs ot the coWoot knew anything mow aocut the presldtat's par posse until Friday afternoon than did the general public. AU their ipformatiou had positive announcement. which was not until CoL Lamont's return Friday morning, be asked his cabinet officers loculi sit the White Houra As the members of the cabinet Ing tin- controversy with Canada or wrae great jMibllc manor. Instead of having them extended hearty congratulations, and promised, of course, to be in the blue room al tho appointed tame While the attorneygvnenil Las been. invited, it is not certain that bo will break his rule against appearing in society and set aside hla prejudice against othur cabinet officer* light supper, HOADLY'S FRANK REMARKS on the i'enn*yivanl* railroad tor Waiblng- Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why will you allow your little darling’-to suffer with those horrible worms when a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson'a ..vegetable worm syrup formidable proportions-oua a gray trunk will surely give relief and costs but » cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. CoLuunuH, Ohio, May 27.—The Demo­ cratic stale central committee held a meet­ ing here Wudnooday night. On account of Gen. Durbin Word's tuner*) many mom M. H. Allen, of Battle Creek, offers a reward of 9100 for the fellow who stole his buggy. Hoadiy in n »i<wcl> said that when the Dem Cleveland, the president's sister. She was in tho city with tho express purpose ot meeting her brother’s betrothed. She waa The best on earth, can truly be said shown up-*tair* at oncti, and presently came of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is out ago:ii with Miss Folsom, whose dross sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and :d! skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaruntexd or money refunded. Only 25 cents. vigorous boaitb. Tho ladles took a drive and Mies Fobom returned alone, Hiss Clove SoW by F.HotohkiwL land having returned to Washington City. The St. Andrew's Society, of Detroit, hold their annual athletic games June 10. cratic senator* wbo deaertod during the re- crate concluded that tho Hamilton’ county Democratic seuatois "ert no-, entitled to this opinion'* said tho ox governor. Ho said Senator O'Neill denounced Clark of the Senate Vallandingham very strongly. Senator Dodd branded Mr. Vallanding- Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cute, burns, rheumatism, etc., etc. - Good for man or beast For sale by W. H. Goodyear. A large doctor'll bill Ik attCK «ave< by taking la Une a few ito»«i of Went'* Liver Filin. u>o Mtanitard remedy for liver complaint,dynpeMtA, indlgt-nnaii nod kick licadKi-be. Me. AUdrug- Where he will be pleased to welcome all his customersi and friends, as aswell well as asto^greet to greet many many new __ heretofore, ones. As ■ —■ — ————. he — , keeps ,. the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. New Ms Mailly Arriving! This stakemcni is cocifinncd by W. J. Huntley.drexffist, of Lockport, N. T.. who calls the cm* < grvoi vlrtory for Hood’s Sampar11 lx bead tor book giv Ing statements of many cures. Hood’s Sarsaparilla JULIUS RUSSELL. gold bj all dniaglsu- d > six »»• uelybyO-LnOOD & CO., Lmrell. Mass. IOO Bosos Ono Dollar. We have taken the Agency for the new line of A 7, OgDEEFvL OCCVBEHNCE. jjatri.tt News) , The Interest awakened in "n Important ocrurcucc at Jack*on caused a reprvaentolive of this paper to vlait that city. Ua ra.-bterod nt th» Hurd Hoota and euuagrd Hut- Frank I- Smith, proprietor, mid ex-member ot the r>tate legislature In com craatlau. ••Mr. C. D. Denio, a man very wellIllis COllOl I • linnv.t. r, . ... ----------- Ms. Finltb atopped auddeulr. arid going to the door i alletl Hi n man who waa paa* mg. It WM Mr Di Dio, who said: » •'! am what people < all 'rwurrectwl. From a alight nilr.sk of rhonmallsm growing out of n cold, I grew worse until tuy limha were swollen fearfully, and my right elrfe entirely pantlyxed. Anyone who hae had rheumatism knows what I sBrii ri-,!. The doctors were very fall hful, bat they did not help me. They nduiiulatered morphine constantly, but It could not k>H the pain. Indeed, during my ravings I declared I ■ would shoot tbs doctors if 1 ever recove-ed. which, ot course, I teas riot rrsponalble for. I looked sad longed for death. But yet you me In perfect health. Do vnu waul to know what Is wi<* that saved ruy lite, virtually ralscil itw from the grave nfier Ute do. tors and my frlemis l.; d alwri<loue>1 me. and keeps me wi ll nil the white) Hlblmnl'e llhcunistlc ‘•yrup hej-mt medicine ever given t«> rnflprlti; humanity.” well known honac of L'arroU & Boardniuii fnr wnum Mr. Denio worked when ne was firut taken alt k Mr. Carroll raid: "Mr. Dvnk» v.nouneut tbr-flckrat men that ever recovered. He was paralyzed troin rlieuniatlc pu.acm. and no one ever dreamed'be would gel welLi Hate well though, nod It i> altnply marveloua.'* "Dr. Charlea H. Lewlo.: Midi ng at 30) Hlackntoue rtrect. attended Mr. Denio during hia slckncas.und mH Mr. Denio hml been a very »ick wan. had irone beyond the reach of the medical profession, hihI had l>een cored, u he declared, by tho uae of Hiblwiril’a Hhrumatlc byrnp. The iHiove facu tr.* true and they can be relied upon by all rvadrra We have in­ vestigated the entire com thoroughly and knew it to be ■». It la a lesaon to all autfarara and should be carefully remetabered and acted npon. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost. We also sell the Latest and Best ' They are something entirely new in design and finish, of superior qualityand fully wasranted. GarlanilStoves, e Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Varnishes, Tur­ pentine and Japana. \ Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, indict Lieutenant Goveroor Kenunly and tbo auvkuteen Republican senators for per­ jury, in violating tlwiroatl* Ex-Governor Hoadly, Judge McHenry, Gen. Powell and Eeuatora O’Nafll and Law- Jennie Mun. aged I? yearn. fell Into the mill ace at Paw raw, Saturday, and wm drowned. [AS HIS STOCK OF Hood’s Sarsaparilla lou uaa ————— — rllmpre ot tbo wonderful trouaaam. tbo FOR K CENTS get Kemp's Liver Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. IL Goodyear. THE HOMELIEST MAN in Hast­ ings as well as the handsomest anil others call at our store and get free, a trial bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. It cures acute and chronic coughs. Price 50 cents and SI.00. W. H. Goodyear. “1 TRIED Everything, without re­ lief. but Kemp's PileSuppoaitorieu cur­ ed me.” So writes A. G. Rose. New London. Conn. Prien 50 cents per box. W. H. Gwdveail of either sex, however induced, prompt­ ly, thoroughly and permanently cured. Send 10 cents in stamps for large Illus­ trated treatise. World’s Dispensary Medical Association. 6«3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. EMOVED A Terrible Caso of Scrofula Cured by we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce W. II. Goodyear ran always be relied upon to and nillnbte.-bv recomnteiiitfiix articles witti well e«tabl!«bed mrrtl and such ux xrv popular. Having tUangeucy for the celebrated Dr. King'* New Dlwovenr for eonmimption, cokla and rough a. wiB sell II on a jierfect guarantee- It aril! sorely gore any and aH affection of throat, hing* or eh»st. and l:i order tbprove onr claim. customers to try,-wilLgive a 5 cent ticket with Ixmaaaroua, May .*7.-The state con lias been organised at Ionia, ir th# coin ratue? w.thall the terrors <Jf cho'ern. boue!complaint, ■ux. eliolcrn Infantum. >*rovide for c-menren- hw mtadou, the genial secretary arranged Sea Ly purchasing st oneesbolUe of Wcstj am King. sae. All druggist*. • still maintained as to, the details of the wedding. Additional watchmen were (ta■ Wwtt’a World'* Wonder. The demand h> taMNtlly tncrea»U>> for ihta truly popular re-. ■ edy for rheumatiam and all kindred diaeaaca. X and 30c. Alldrurifhite. stroll througb sotmi ot tho rooms, bat Fri- ly e tuning Miss Rose Cleveland arrived To Uxironghly «ure tcrofula It b noecMkry to os Yew York and will berealt superInxtrikr directly at ib« root of th* evil. Thb is nd the arran^ementu exactly wtaU Hood'* HarsaHrilta (lost, by acting The programme as iaidout logins with tho upon the Mood thwnughly lk»n«!M It of all tapurttit*. iuhI tea vim not b.-n n taint of scrof­ lait of tho president to Now York ula In the vital fluid. TbunsMjd* wnohavebreu cored nt MTuluta by Hwxl-» HarsnparlllB. testify to hs wonderful blood purifying ■luallties. Bold ly all druKKlstv Ing train Bunday, reaching Now York A city park at Howard'Clty hn new tiling of Monday morning. He will then jmy hU roJoy tobarinhabitaapi. j platform declare* tor prohibition ot Uh> manufacture, Importation and sale of In­ toxicating liquors used as a leverage, and cabs for direct legislation by the state and national legislatures. It also denounces the desecration ot the Sabbath day. It declares MOM Is tho best remedy for Try Our Tea! all complaints peculiar all public and private debts. The following state ticket was nomi­ nated: Secretary of state, Rev. J. IL Hugbee; auditor of state, Sylvester Johnson; treasurer of state, IL C. Perkins; attorney general. Judge W. M. Lind; superintendent of public instruction, C. W. Hodgin. to women. Snii^HaDS & VanAman March 10th, 1886. WILL RESIST E^CTMENT. ROGERS & FAUSEY, public affair* Lore are consulting legal au­ thority a* to whether they have a right to with the fiBgitr Jib idiairbcd. ciemuilug the to take a train which will land him in Wu«bJtawap-K of jkiIwuhis virtu and hcjding tl»e »or* and lnflxnu-4 membrane, neaendal nwultn are obtained from a few appUrwxkmt and a tbor: indJLu HASTINGrS, MICH., ’ armed ami prepared to resist by bloodshed Foloom, and will arrive in Washington ths someday. «JgR each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. ----- SELL THE CELEBRATED----- Jno. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. Wedne*iay adopted 137, ta Ju, a resolution An indispenslble Farming Toot The best in the world. MenJclMohn'a wedding march as the bridal lien taken — i"v uu, I". ..r.(1L-u 'AF ft it wm The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These machines have been thoroughly tested, and ha\e proven satisfactory in every instance. Call an** 1°°^ the over. THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. •SBSE'SS’' Bast in th eWorld. Our large sales of this plow and the splendid >.-fn.<-tioo ’t Sves wherever tried proves its worth. The North 1 airfield > e best plow made, as every fanner will tell yov who usft bThe Kick’s Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow I----- ForttleevolnsivelybyRogeisi r»“^J sdqnrten in the Elevator. Broadwsf■Bern Sa �TH! XEVS Df BRIEF OO.V A UFt the FOX SISTERS* BFIRIT RAFFING.' Twas only a mmherTroar ’ ^W‘PhT,r?r‘Uch bbw *whU*. f<sribl*ithrj Manning is reported as impror- ;T»~ ool, n hidden m«u« blu^, -r~ Oh y tow. brtoh, ptoy: ' 1 wtw only a buiumcr day. iiHitli cornpanl** from Sparta and ’Twns only a loving wife’s embrace. Twtw only a huabaadta kiss: Twas only a well-earned day of grace ’Twm only Autumnal hiiw B^’ .l-.cctlvo at Adaturtown, Pa., »woro ^Twas only a single, muffled knell, Mrante for five hat-finilbor», charging. .mW** OtlJy an °P®n tutnb; ' . co.-ixpirod to burn tbo factory ot Twa* only a snowlxmntL frozen snell ’Twas otay Winter', glonm ‘ ' ^tenron-ritnlth in London Society. «sd of n'preacntativns ]ia«*nl a bill EARLY PORTRAITS OF CHRIST. “ . Hiram W. Hubbard, pxVnaxtnr at dia, Illa, with f7*0 fo.-»Unlup« and .to’-m fn in his ofUco ta ths daytime t* 4e,.i»nfa tn Heathen .Ilanda—Ideal I-letuT,*. k com ago the writer naw a picture •, -. dwelling* wore burned Tuesday ta with thta iuM-ription: “The only true likeof our Saviour, taken from one r: ,.:v. and two woman poriabsd carved on an emerald, by command of j,-:. '. of Greece and Turkey are re­ Ttberiwi Cmar, nnd given from the treanft uni lh<« frontier, Uavtag (urreudcred ury uf Cunatantinopte by the emperor of . -i--r* an-i |K»ltions U»*y recently the Turks to Popo Innocent VIII., for tho N. Ogden, tbo organizer of tho to .TP?nOUh:‘ br”tlM,r' Ukcn ieag’ie. whl.-h gained considerable by tho Ghmtauu." Furtlier aenroh dis­ r.. r; / in l.oulxiana politics ta IHTIi, ditd covered the same picture amweiatid with different incidents, and led to a study erf Sei ■ urlMm* -Tusstay. , • In Branoau street, Kan Frandaoo, the pictorial conceptions of our Lon! in ■| Ji l 'V evening, destroyed the furniture sacred art. Iq the tiiuo of Christ sutier>•’ 1 ragta ft Gsirt and a number of stitian had supprea^l all pictorial Jew­ •» the kH> iRgregating »55,«>X ish aft even in portraiture, and though iqht.h from Bloomington, lilt, skillful and ingenious in all elae, no Jewto that David Lavi* still suffer* dared to paint a portrait, and no strict t: 01:111 carbuncle, and tliat not oven one would oven allow his own to be painted, for fear of a violation of the second commandment. Portraiture was, therefore, almort ex­ Zbi* FtigiUh derby waa won by Ormoado, clusively in heathen luu^a, and consum­ mate as was Greek art in painting tlie ci’ .t.t<y.slcin of 300 mil** from Ottumwa faces And forms of men, it had small scope in that little Syrian province of the Roman world, where a painter was uuilixl of the eldest daughter of an outcast. The first picture* of Christ were probably the work of some of His own desciples, and gradually us those .. fi. Ogden, who Jed tbo “white who loved him desired to see His face l.oig ' -volution against tbo Kellogg state with the eyca of sense, the less scrupu­ lous Gnostic*, with their ruder form of Th- event mysterious aa*aa*;n*tlon ot Greek art. rnjvatcd again and again <:..Unwn. a wealthy farmer, near some prolotyjH! well known to them, but .jntal Cror* Mo., bo* l-eea solved by unknown to us. Very early in Christian ti. • c of bi* wu that they mur­ history—as early, indeed, as we have dered hi a any history outside of the gaqieb— there Th.- h vt appear* ta print that tbo five was some well-known ideal, and hinny ; -0 - u- ■ f the Wt*t Shore road offered copies, though varying among them­ tbeir n^.n and franchi*os to W. IL Vanh-r-i’.i f u- Fh«>.000, and ta* refusal co*t tbo selves, distributed among the Oriental churches in Asia and Africa, not Always \ U k f Vr.tral I»osalbly «'Jfs<AV,OOa "i i.- n j-: extensive log obstruction that the huuh in every detail, but ikrunifonn nejl in th*. Chippewa region can in general that they were distinguished near Big Foil*, on tbo Flam- nt sight. 4rt\«i*re J«o**itay tto’.CXhJ.teA’ feet of The earli'ist known historical mention of such work, though only incidental, is made by Tertullian (bora in A; D. ICO), Tbo Fnn h chambers have voted urgency who criticises a picture of Jwms as “in­ n bill fc" vpcf the ' >rfeans princes. correct," and “wanting in resemblance." r. formerly treasurer of the This implies that then* wan a correct UnitecLii>*. Viry ill at Jaekaunvilla,' type, which a true picture should reHa | seinble. Nothing better fllustrates the d !-lo«oa>*d fruit two* ta tiw •number and antiquity of such'pictures 1 Mich fruit ■: lion wore badly than the tact tliat the earliest ecclesiast­ y fr-->t T- esday nightini fi«h cciuinlMinu announce* ical historian, Euwbiux. in 340, speaks of - .u .-cen <>* its attempt to prop* them as very plenty, and wine of them r- axU’iclally at Wood’s Holl, already very ancient, and oMoctatwl with traditions of miraculous origin. :L lived bas-ifiada a compromise Aqgwctine, in the next century, speaks ?r« in New York which will of “n variety of numl^rhss pictures," -lune hi* taw practice tn and alludes to some uf them a^ ancieuL —Harper's Magazine. iiing was hanged Thursday Ho, Ind, for the murder of S 'ultuer. who bad refused to Cinnabar vall-«y wwt emphatically the meanest country encountered during ixir guilt ff the Cauty brothers, journey. Level as a floor, baked as hard : I crglartdag the city safe at an a brick by the sun, tho soil is *o arid |aiv ' . that nothing grown naturally upon it, uyed the First Methodist church except a little spindling sago brush, in- j Y.. which cot «13yOUU, and terpersed with prickly pear, averaging .. equal amount of property la about one plant to the square too}. The ; -tor.-hoO.se and I uiversallst prickly pear is at low spreading plant rui.klin.MiWK with broad leaves, the size of the hand, which ore covered with thorns, as if a Anu*:. lardtUo was Friday executed at paper of tacks had lhx*u emptied on tltem, t >r the murder of Carmine Po- all with their business ends up, as I ascer­ .. who* ppckeU ho took $3ii tained the first time I sat down on one. r gc-vornmanS has granted a -s-ion I :r .I’ndlroad to joln;th'city of It has a pretty flower of all shades, from scarlet to lemon yellow, producing a rich L'urat ;3 L-: * Itm Moxjoui Central system. irtrern *i......... .. ... ... combination of colors. To pick them n-vthi ,*tti d । y ti u Republicans of '.Vis*-on-In, one needs a pair of tin gloves, as the sad tmbr; Bonck b likely to tekbe Dt-OM> spine® will peuetrate a thick driving cm tit rani; glove with caw. federal council has informod The volley also rejoiced in pocWMing • th.- N;nuW‘ jo.'urnsnent that Hou Carlos a large proportion of alkali in the soil, •uddealy . which made the dust extremely disagree­ of the SL <i than! tunnel. : 1; teems CApablo'of yuHd- able. Yet people have settler! there, and t per day ba» been de- at one or two ranches, where tljere was ridale Ohio, a srnafl station irrigation, we were surprised to see fields bearing quite respectable crops. Haivnlfou Army disre- Hemmed in on evfry side by high moun­ areingof U>c authorities of tains, every breath of air was excluded, beiou, th •ait being a sbower ot stones while the sun beats into it like a furnace; consequently the tide across it wan ex­ tremely hot and tiresome.—Cor. xkmeriClou*! are reported from several pnnts tc iH rtusuy. A squadron of hussars can Agriculturalist. narrowly a, • uAra’wly.o,drowning ta the stable* at Wmmf-' •tsenfeN,. |,i the vta»yard» at Btagon This is the time of year to secure the were ” * ■tocvtiy ‘■:“py t-'trnyod. , • -.'^u • wotk in largest and most troublesome stock of tronio wlatLjw CKjXX), b 1,stag placed ta bud cold tliat the human system can ac­ un tig ,-apitol ground* at Spring- commodate. No one need catch cold Ill Th| fur trader U repreeeuted a* now—such cold will catch them without tattering w:-.|t Indian. the slightest effort. For the weather is always changeable and frequently disa­ Dr. V>. (>. j ii<hria formerly president greeable at this period of the year. -The « tbo Am,'rima Medical aMociation, died pleasant temperature invites to exercise benduy at Muntgunvry, Ala. and then suffuses one with perspiration. A cw.itabb,' at Sedalia. Ma, has levied Th.' warm morning invites u change of “Poa tbou-Hjo'd goods of Martin Irons, underclothing and the piercing after­ totalise- . ;.c. noons eend the changeling home shiver­ -- *—« v. iguoou « ureecent roaa wiwtou < tn-!,tuitti and Meridian, Miso., ing. People are more apt to be impru­ dent—indeed find it the hardort thing ’Maanluy vi*,ugod to standard. Andrew 1 .rl^ia. thoitoel manufacturer, to be prudent—in the spring than nt any U-eitteny Lily forth* other time. One does not know bow to dreea, for wliat may be comfortable one hour may be unbearable the next. It is cold. tax. wmperta,, Ifixht. ctaudr. rFtalnx, or kwwiox »U rrltnta right or ton bourn Tta, onlr ttangtota ItUMoU, a well-known sport­ done is to watch the weather closely and . . . - kd.*d himself with chloro- do your level l>«t to dodge its playful mvorcwj u f, tB j to Chlctga tricks Many persons are convinced Q.f *'er*1 ,Jlou“nd dollar." par tint thr, H.T" bid tltaW Old cold lor of IN.. 1 J Duuu°t»d atasl company nroml eonrioubr, —«•» “** ^1 rjo « ntUhuri; oiuaUrily mads «n advauou they au> Ideotify It rren when » “«» u,on »m. onr ri».-BU«tao>» Nrwi «•» H.mp.bir., Trit** dausM ' '■ •lriOtae> bte two »ou« and ,*“*J i,a’u —--------- pottoffieas uc.xrdlOglr chrbtsued Mikado. A ro=ri« ta—Ug**”L"ta”” ““ rxiritag OF-y |M» C10.<X?>.«X). »d th., ta to RF-ta -Ufa taUr thta ta-Fteto®* ota»l«>«. do.. n« $<*).a».000. BbowtDk * Wtol of .. . ------uviougs the di*. Sre'2^ni Of modem SpxntuahHm. The initial “spirit-rappingplnmomena begun in Mordi. the tamdy Of John D. Fox, «n Hydeville, M county, New York. Besides Mr £OX only their two yoongCT childnm, Margaretta. 13 y. am old. t£d Kate k ycareold, were at home when the n“’3T.lMT”'ta^e'1 rappmgx that were heard nightly upon the floor of one of the bod-rooms, and some­ times tn uttar porta of the how. Tliey endeavored to truce the Hounds to their cause, but failed. It is also alleged tliat a patter of footsteps was sometimes n-ard. the bed-clothes were pulled off and Kate felt a cold hand passed over her face. On the night of March 81, when the rap* occurred, Kato imitated them by .napping her finger*, and the rap# responded by the same numl>er of sounds. Kate then said, “Now, do as I do; count 1. 2, 8, 4. 5, at the same time striking ber hands together. The same number of raps responded, and at similar interval*. The mother of the gi?ls then said, “Count ten," and ten different raps were heard. “Count fifteen," and ” that num­ ber or sound* followed. She then said. “TeU ns the age of Cathy (tho youngest ctanghter) by rapping one for each year," and the number of years were rapped correctly. In like manner the. age* of each of the four other, and than nlwent children, were by request indicated by’ this invisible agent. Mrs. Fox jakod if it was a human being making that noise. There wan no sound. Sire then said, “If you are a spirit, make two distinct sounds." Two rap* were accordingly heard. ’ Three weeks afterword it wtw made known by the raps that the body of a murdered man Lay buried in the cellar, and the exact spot was indicated where ]arts of a human skeleton was actually found. The name of thu murdered man was given, and it was learned that five years before such a person had visited the house and had suddenly and myster­ iously disappeared. ' After awhile the raps occurred onlv in the presence of the two sisters, Morgan-1 and Kate. The family having removed <0 Rochester, the nips acconqianied them, and new phenomena, including Clairvoyance and the movement of ponderable bodies without appreciable agency, were developed. In November, 1849. tin- Fox girl, upjieared in u public hall, anil tin- phenomena was freely manifaoted and subjected to many testa, and a committee, appointed for their investigatlon, after continuing their experimenta there and elsewhere for several •lays, reported that tliey were unable to trace them to any mnndono agency. Within a few months Spiritu41isni liad thousands of converts and was an establixhed faith. In an extended article in IVek'a His­ tory of Rocheater, from tho pen of Mr. IL D. Jones, it is stated that the sisters remained In Kocinator some months. and then visited New York, Pliihuielphia and numy other localities, offOrtling to the curious the opportunity to hear 'tht sounds and^witneai other manifesta­ tions. The three sisters are still living. Leah, no* Mr* Underhill, resides in New York city; Margnretta (Mrs. Kano) make* her home in Brooklyn, and the youngest, Catherine is living in l/jndon. England, and is the widow of an English barrister by the name of Jenkin. The sounds, a* in 1848, are still heard ta their presence. Other and varied manifestations are mud to occur in all jnrts of tho world, having been developed by what in 1849 was designaled as “Rochester nqiptags." From these rappings us a commencement has originated modern Spiritualism. — llucherter (N. Y.) Democrat. fury, which is a black and horrible tempart. In its mid-region, where it ia neither too little to be rnotivu nor too furious to be ungovernable, it has its usefuluota. For all feeling is as fuel, and where there ia none life has no fire, and than no flame of aacent, no glow and no light. Wherefore anger bestow* strength as a motive, in this being like all pawions. But it agrees with only aomo, and not­ a vast force quickly, like a flash of explosk-n, and then has none left to apply to labor. Herein it is like a stimulant, which sets either effort or pleasure briskly forward, but soon slips back by a bitter and gloomy reaction.—“J. V. B." in Globe-Democrat. Th- greatest thing to .daze a man was to have artillery tired over him at short range. Then* were occasions in tho array where tho infantry wore thrown to the front of our own artillery, directed to lie down and hug tho ground close, so that our own guns might be fired at tho ad­ vancing enemy without injuring us. This was an exceedingly trying ordeal. To have tho hurtling shot and shell fly over you oniy a few inches from your prostrate body -was an experience to daze »man. After such an experience at Stone River I can remember that I for­ got my own name.—Inter Ocean “Curb­ stone Crayons." Circus men an- more or le?s supersti­ tious. OnMrf them asserts that if two acci­ dents haftftn to him in the ring in quick succession, the third never fails to follow, and generally proves the most severe of thoUio. Another vows that if, when riding, his horse casts a shoe; something unlucky is about to happen. In proof of this he mournfully exhibited a scar on his head, which years ago the casting of a horse's shoe caused him to receive. A lady equretrion considers a fall from her horse’s bock on the first circling of the ring an omen of such fatalistic sorrowthat she shudders when it occurs.— Pioneer-Press “Votore." The reliance upon the extraordinary virture of the coca leaf among tho Pe­ ruvian Indians ia ao strong that in the Huanuco province they believe that if a dying man can taste a Uaf placed upon his tongue it is a sure sign of Jib future r'invtoWl i» Utodrau buMr.wui nearly $3,000,000. BAKING POWD^ MOST PERFECT MADE The Cream of Tartar used in DR. PRICE’S CREAM BAKING POWDER ia the purest in the world. The crystals are from the finest Grapes, imported direct from the vineyards of France. Watihinaton, D. C., April 23, 1885. I have analyzed the Cream of Tartar used in Dr. Price's Baking Powder, and find ii of the highest degree of purity. PETER COLLIER. Chitf Chtmitt for tbo Unitod Statoo Dopartmont of Agriaittoro. Die following, Heads of the Great Univejsitiefl and . Public Food Analysts, find Dr. Price’s the purest and strongest Free from Ammonia, free from Lime, free from Alum, and recomjnend its use in every family. Persons doubting tbo truthfulness of this can write any of tho Chemfets named t h k Dy- S-S- The rink at Muskegon will hereafter have to close at 12 o’clock. Moore's hotel at Bbelby h being fixed up In good shape. West’s Pain Kins cures the worst case of colic In Ore minutes. Cures chills, cramps, cholera, ami cholera morbus. 23c. All druggists. ..A rnonilnK <W paper Is on the tapis at luy vity. West's World’s Wonder, or Family Liniment 'curei rlirumuism, neuralgia, cuts, burns, sprains and bruises, a and Me. AUdnigsbU. Anoldphnlelan. retired from prac*lM*,bsvli>x li.id placed In tils bands by in East Indi* mis:slnn*ry the tomuUof * simple rcseUbie ren-edy for the speedy and pcruuinent cure ot ।Cos-umidiou. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and :all throat am! Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure tor Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,, alter having tested its jwonderful rurntlvo imwers In thousands of cases, lias felt It his duty to make It known to 'bls suffering follow* Actuated bv this motive ;and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will scud free of charge, to all w ho desire it, this irecipe, in German. French or English, with full 1dlredllons tor jrrepantu; and t.jinp. Smt by mall bv addreBslng with stamps, naming this p*l>cr.W. A. Nor», U9 Power's Block, Eochre' Mareellus. n vlllap- of rm inhabitants lias four full-fledged saloons ahd four drug store* T ^ TJ Atbras, gk BARTLEY. B. S„ Chemist to tho Dep t of Health. Brooklyn. N. Y. C. HOWARD, M. So, .Star Un- Medical College, Columbus, Ohio. **. ■ th -. Prof. IL A. Wlil’lLyUS, Prof. A; IL bA BIN State CbcmLrt, Burlington. VL ProLJOHN BOHLANDE1L Jr., A. M.. V D.. Prof. Chemistry and Toxicology, College Mudlclne and Surgery, Cincinnati, O. Prof* AUSTT.N A WILBER. I’rofa.Ulieuiisiry.KmKWTiCoUege, NewBrunswiekJfJ. Prof. GEORGE E. BARKER, Prat CbttoMry UtUrtrslty of Pwasylvaai<PMteProtChDf0’“°“**“Unltod st*“” of KtA- Prof. E. W. 1ULGARD. IToi Chmtetty. Umrerelty Cal WANTED IN HASTINGS E DAi rnYACO., 37 Park Place, N. Y. Make lowest rates on all newspapers 1n the U. 8. and Csnudn. Established imp. Qw.vniol (IfFor We will insert une inch ad"special Ulier. wrtiwmjentaonenionthin ' our rehsrted list ol trs> luHira and Weeklies. covering tlie V. H-. forgan. Circulation copies oer mouth. Tiit» list and many other combination* of imperil *enl on re-iucsL rlraM mentlo* this paper. %_______________ Madkwl Collide, Now York. TivrxTVP * fxax, an energetic btiainesa woman to fFwVH solicit and take orders for the fl FWFsg MADAME OBISWOLD Patant 'J-rgr.Skirt Supporting Corset* These rerecta have been extensively '•V *l|fv advertised and sold by lady canZb vassers the past 10 y ears, w hlch. pJSQS-^ with their superiority, has ereated a large demand for them throughout the United States, and any lady who will gire her time and energy to canvassing for them can soon build up a permanent nod profitable business. They arc not sold by rnrrchant* and wn give exclusive territory, (hereby giving the agent entire control uf these superior rorseto In the territory assigned her. We have a large nsmtwr of agents wbo are making a grand success selling these goods, and wndesire town. Address Gcmcral Ak-sM, Finish the walls and ceilings with Alaltastlne. such In every 'j. B. WYGANT, FredonlA. N. V. You can do it: Inexpensive: try IL White and 1twelve tints. Oieaper. am! l>ctter than pamt, Chancery Order. Kalsumtte or pnitr. Ijislvfectv and promts (disease*. Beautiful sample card free. By drug­ State of Mlchtaan—Dora Terple. Complainant, vs. William Teeple, Defendant. ।gists, hardware and paint dealers, gw giren FHlli Jiutletal Circuit, in Char.eery. Sult pend­ 1away. AitaBAicnxBCo., Graud Rapids, Mich. ing In the Circuit Court for the County of Barry, The new depot nt Jones, on’Uio Air.Unerood, In Chancery at the Court House In the City ai vtll’be completed this week. Hastiun on the 12th day ot Atwll, 1RV. tn this rauw. It appearing from affidavit on file, that the defendant William Teeble is not a resident ot till* state, but I* a resident of the , State of Ohio, therefore on motion of Cteineut 1 Chappcp Hand*. Chilblains. Conui, and all Hkln Kmlth xnllrltor for Complainant, it Is brdered. Kniptluas. and cures Hies, or no pay that defendant enter bls appearance In said jrequired. It t* guarautec-1 to gire perfect satis­ cause on or before tour inent hs from the date of 1 faction, or money refunded. Price » cents per this order, and that wlthfh twent> days the ten Fur sal - l.v W. II. Goodyear. ■ ComplaliiMit cause thl* order to f>e puhlixhcd In 1 the Ha-ttnci Hassef.. said publication tn tncontinued onee In each week for »ht week* in atent mole tra succession.FHANK A. HOOKEJl.Clrcult Judge. 1cux und CLEMENT BMITH. SolleltariorComplalnant. The most effect us I protect Ion against Ground :Moles ever bivented. Easily operated and [A true copy.) Attest GEO. W.ABBEr every trap warranted to do the work This is Hegtuer. !the product of tho ptwiteal farmer and gardner who knows Low it l» hltns-U. State and county ' rights tor sal-. CorresjMmdcnoo solicited and 'rvlereiice* given. K-l.iU price, gl-00. Aceuts wsnird ami liberal discount to the trade. J. «. ' <iILLI Pat. nUf and Sole Manufacturer, 'Addsn.LAND. Mich. Default ot* certa Andrew S IsUirsif Deeds for the of Mi-htaan. January In liber 22 of inortgag claimed to be due and and note accompanying the date of this notice the su hundred and twenty dollars and nt netyflve cento, (?i;)3o.«5,) and the attorney fee prTvided by law, and no proceedings at law or In equity having been taken to collect the same or any part thereof; Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the pow­ er of sale in said mortgage contained, and the statute In such ease ftmds and provided, on 8aturday. the aist day of August. A. D. 1MH. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the north front door of the Court House In the city of HaMkigs, Bar­ ry county, MicLtrmi. (that being the place of bolding tlic Circuit Court for the county ot Bar­ ry. when- MMjKvnlOMare situated.) there will be sold at public auction or vendue to the high­ est bidder, the premises described in said mort­ gage, or so much a* may be necessary to satisfy the aranuiit due thercou wlt|i Interest st seven |«-r omit per atitium and the tost and expenses allowed by taw, including an aitnraey tee of twenty-ffvv dollars as provided for In said mort­ gage: said premises being described tn said county. Mk-blsnn, loirs, to Wit: 1 In­ ter and tlie we»t I: quarter of section Dated, MaySTrb.'trM. SAMVEL CAKSON. Mortgagee. CHAM. II. BAtiEIL Att*> tor Mortgagee. HkJOM WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE QEOCRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL TELECRAPHYitrinslSS I (mhtet Wrtte VateaUn* Bro*. Jaa—vllte. Wl*. O THE SMOKERS OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS; J. H. Jieamrr <f- Co., the Live Orocert. Have taken bold of Baxter** Luckv fltarClgar* Hereafter th- lovers of a K<x«i cigar can be aceommodaled tor cent* with a rlgar that win give better xeirnnd Katkf.irllnn than most of the io cent cigars siimkKL Baxter's I-ueky Star* are clear Havana filler, Sumatra wrapper, made by hand and no artlOelal flavor. Ask lor Lucky Star. J. H. BKAMEK A CO.. Sole Agents. T Quick as a Wink. We offer earnest men and women the chance of their lives to make money with our new bualueas of '’Gulak Ph phy." Easily learned, requires no ex and very small capital. Pro At* from BOO per oral., aa what costs M ceut* sells tor *4 to M. and Dailey Profits will ran from &5 to V_'.. ^..n^-tlnn with nthnr Fide Issue wiUi nw«t anything. The apparatus I- always ready, Iteht to earn;, and by traveling alMxit rlsltlnc the farmer In ilx- field, the me­ chanic in the fthop. the housewife In die sitting room, you will in nine limes out of ten set an or- work a* any artist and please all yoor patrons. It 1* a steady, piauanl and honorable callin*. In connection with til* Photo bwdnesa you can run at nlxht* a Macle Laatern r.ntertalnmrnt with our Electro Hiuilnni Mnfflc Lantern and view*, advertising » during the <tay. and easily adding ®10 to gffi aday to yo:ir income, aa snany aredcSnit. Thl* l» ea»y toicaru aud scry Pjeaawit. We nupjdy all that I* be-f.-d. all kinds of view*.lense*.lecture*.etc. IttadenUandteach­ er* will nnd thl* very prnOtable. U y<>u have an earnest desire to belter yourself financially, see something at the world, acquire a mod start tallfe. you raado It by taking our advice and ^dlMCW^LDMANVFAC7TniNG CO. PreacriblaK for a Blok Child. “And what would yoa prrocrft» (or the babyF asked an anxious father of an absent-minded physician. “O, the usual thing." returned he. “Perfect quiet; no worn-, exercise, sxnusemeot; no coffee; no spirite; and smoking only in modera­ tion. Exchange.___________ The prtaS^F wtiqwutan. «id hM qua tb. Itaril onvate crihictit nt o' taed»M m Europe. CREAM of all other medicines by Dr. R. V. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Discovery" ,b approaching. Unrivaled In billions disorders. Impure blood, and consump­ tion, which is scrofulous disorder of the lunge. . Newspaper Advertising. Alcove all, deplore it as we must, it is the historical fact that the rapid increase of wealth in any country is always ac­ companied by tiw lowering of tho moral standanls. ‘The most jx-rnicious class of youth in America to-day is largely recuited from the children of the new rich, who are delmuching diemselvee and cor­ rupting those about them with fearful «-iu-rgy. And the schools are not ciiurgeable with the existence or the mischief of these youthful nudefactora. Tiny have little to do with the schools, except to infect them with tlieir own idleness and vice; and the letter the schools are. the Ij^s likely such pupils are to remain in them for any length of time.—Rev. Washington Gladden in The Century. qr,PR|CE s CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY By reason of Its cw.t rnl position and close relation to all principal lines East and Wtet at initial and terminal polntx, ccnMlttttos the moat hpRortsmt mld-qanfr-------------10 I11GO KJO T^u ... < Southeast onef eorrenpondin; points W e Tbo Itock Island eyat-nn includos in Joltot, Ottawa LaSalle, 'YpriSj Gcncwoo, Trenton. Cameron and K-mste City, in Missouri; Lw ____________ THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE GuarantoM its patronn that renoo or jwtional meurtty afforded by a ootid, tharounblv baflaoted road-bod; nmooth tracks of conttauoua otoel — "■ Btanaallv built cidvertn and nritlKW. rolling ntr-ck m near pwf tnako It; the elaborately cooked raw Ertobitebed FAY’S 1M0>- THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Ls tho direct “— ■ ■—— **• ,-torrd lands of interior Dakota. oflrult. one-quarter of a ol how. Terms rwooinquire of Daniel Brant R. R. OABL.S I. ST. JOHN ■ �============ he Hastings Banner. HairriKGfi, Mien.. June 3rd, 1886. Journal's statements would lead one to beltere it had among tta ewn people. Such talk m the Journal gives our city occasionally would do great harm If it were true, and generally Ixoct. The best way Is to speak encouragingly. es­ pecially when we have as much encour­ agement as this year. -------- OF--------- Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gent’s Furnishing Goods. Divine service at the Episcopal XDXTOBXAI. WOTZS. cbuch Sunday as follows: The outlook for good prices for wool Morning Prayer, 9 il m. is not flattering. The last straw that Litany, sermon and holy communion, broke the camel's back in thia case was 10 JO a. m. Sunday school, 12 m. Every article marked down. I have made prices that sell the Morrison bHl, which would put Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. wool on the free list And yet there IT. them. Now is the time to buy, while the assortment is com­ are free-traders who pretend to say that Ascension Day, Thursday, service at plete. free wool means higher prices for wool; 10 JO a. id. and this in the face of the fact that every reduction of the duty on wool No shelf-worn shoddy. I bought the P»dfl,,riKht-,“ 1 t A BURMESE FAIRY 6TORY. has been followed by a corresponding the cash and got all discounts, i have sold them close, as 1 decline in the market price of that arti­ have sold for cash. But I have decided to cle. But consistency is no part of a Fairy tales art' popular among them, free-trader’s make-up. • and there is one wmen comes from over “I*ut none but fusionistaon guard.” the bonier in Slam which was told us by is the war cry of the office seekers of a Siamese. Tho exaggerations all hang Regardless of former figures. As I sell for cash only, I save the demo-green aggregation. Thia cry together artistically and are in the samo my customers from paying interest on other peoples ac­ will be taken up and reverberated by who heard that there waa on enormous counts, and from furnishing goods gratis to dead-beata. out their henchmen throughout the coun­ giant in a far country, and he declared former prices are discounted by the figures I now offer: try at the preliminary caucuses. Mr. that he should never rest till he got a Soft Money Greenbackar and Mr. Hard hair of tlie giant's head. So he sent his A Men’s Suit -.... 8 2 50; former price, 8 3 50; others sell for • 5 00 A much better Men’s Suit.’... 5 00; J00; J «® Money Democrat, prepare to fuse, and fleet, nnd they nailed and they sailed and A servicable all wool suit.... 6 00; 8 00, _ they Bailed for weeks and weeks and A daisy suit 7 00; to throw principles to tlie dogs. JO 00; JA line worsted suit 12 00; • “ J6.®?’ If democrats can effect it, J. Davis noon it became suddenly dark, and they AU Clothing nt !»rcportioente Rates. will be mighty mum the balance of •tack fast and could got neither forward I have always made a specialty of keeping good Overalls, this season. J. Davis has a happy nor backward. Now the fact was tliat faculty of opening his mouth and put­ that I could warrant. I do not keep any of the alleged • cheap ting both feet in it. If the evil effects carrot, the smallest vegetable in the overalls,” that are dear at any price. I have cut the pnee to giant’s kingdom. V stopped there, it would not lie so bad “And behold the next mOming the these figures: for the democracy.. But democratic giant's children went out to fish, and as 50c; former price, 8 60; others charge 8 75 A good bestwarranted Overall. hopes and chances usually engulfed they wont they picked up two or three The 75c” HO: “ I 00 in the same wide aperture. elephants on their way for bait, but they 90t •* 1 00; 5 others don’t keep were only able to catch a few of tho very The democrats of Barry county pre­ smallest fishes in the country—‘some­ sent an abject appearance, as mirrored thing equivalent to our minnows’ (said I have the exclusive agency for Wilson Bros.’ Fine Shirts, by their organ, tlie Democrat, in its last the narrator). And as they were going the best in this or any other market I sell: issue. They are on their knees beseech­ bock they saw the carrot growing by the water's edge, and pulled it up to put it A good unlaundried Shirt.. 8 30; former price, 8 45; othera charge 8 49 ing the greenbackers for fusion this into the curry, and inside it was the Fancy laundried Shirt.......... 45; ■* 65; “ ,v faU. And this in the face of their oft '* 1 2S; others don’t keep them whole fleet. After they got home tlie Wilson Bros, unlaun’d Shirt 1 00; repeated assertion that they proposed giant threw the fish and the ciirrot into 1 00; ' “ “ laundrled ’* to absorb the greenback wing of the the pot in order to boil them, when the 1 25; 35; others charge 50 25; aggregation. fleet rose out of the root to tlie top of tho Good work Shirt.... 65; “ 75 water with all the men in it. ‘What are Better work Shirt... Each day of the present session of those curious insects Y saidthe giant, The best work Shirt. congress has. demonstrated the utter peering down into tlie pot.” Then camo unfitneffl of the democratic party to a good deal more, which tire narrator liad pilot>the ship of state with safety. forgotten. . I have a full line of Mexican Sea-Grass Hammocks, which The democratic party is a success only “The men tried to shout to the giant I will close out at $1.00 each. These are usually sold at $1.60 at flndtag fault. When expected to do and tell him what it was that they each. • something for the good of the country and he could not hear a word they laid. I cannot give a complete price list, but enough to show that it isn't on deck. At length he lifted them up to his. ear in I have reduced prices on all goods from 15 to 40 per cent. It is tiecoming more and more evi­ his hand, and a whole boat’s crew Now is the time to bup, if good goods and low prices are any dent that Boas Dickinson's own and marched in at the hole, and went ever object to you. Neverin the history of Hastings was clothing only candidate to succeed Senator Con­ such a long way up inside, and then they all shouted together nnd told him they sold so cheap as I am offering now. ger will be the imperial Don himself. luu! come from their king to ask him for The republicans of Michigan will see a liair of his head. So at last be was to it that Dan’s favorite candidate aide to hear what even then seemed to shall not get there. him only a whisper. Unlike his kind, the giant waa apparently as good naWill any greenbacker who. by the fusion plan, was made to east live- hair, lifted them hack to tlie sea, where fourths of a vote for Cleveland, please the liair, when put on board the fleet; name a single greenback principle nearly sank it, 'after which he puffed which the present democratic adminis­ out his cheeks, and gave a tremendous tration endorses? We will not be cap­ blow,which carried the fleet straight home hundreds of miles at one go.’"—Good tions. One will do. Words. The great consolation greenbackers get from Manning’s management of the The hinds, an they are still called, the U. 8. treasury is something surprising­ helote on the estates, are as stolid and ly wonderful. If greenbackcra can be brutish a race as any panwintry in tlie hoodwinked into supporting such a world, and seem like the slavai of the financial policy, it is not creditable to sot:tli before emancipation, content with theircondition. because tliey have never their Intelligence. knoAvn or conceived any other. They If prosperity shall again come to us, are’ bred to suppose tliat what they st** is it will be mainly through a revival of the natural order of tilings, and that manufacturing interests. With the change is not only wrong but impossible, present prospect of democratic tariff that their lot is ordained of God, as ine­ tinkering, such a revival would be not vitable ns death, and deliverance as far simply a marvel, it would be a miracle. The panon preaches this doctrine aa Laborers are slowly but surely learn­ religion; the squire lays it down as law; ing that while in organization there is for the squire is also tlie justice of tlie peace, the highest and often the only of­ strength in enforcing just demands, the ficer of the law the laborer ever sees. same means when used to enforce un­ just demands will react against tiie la­ one «ide; and the wretch with his shilling boring claaeea themselves. a day and his family to support, liven Profits No Object, for All Goods Must Go! -OF Crockery, Glassware My Stock ia New. Lamps and Lamp Goods, Close Them All Out! Harvest Mittens, 25c per pair. We are positively going out of the Crockery and Glassware trade. We offer our entire stock of the above goods at Actual'C<m, until the last piece is sold. This is no advertising scheme; no idle talk. We mean just what we say. We will replace it witn an entire new and different line of goods, of which we will tell you about later on. Now is your time to Strike it Rich! The goods must go. At the same time we shall continue to sell Staple and Fa# “ cy Groceries at the usual low prices. We have just received 1,(00 pounds of choice /Smoking Tobacco, called “The Boom," which\we have placed on sale at the remarkably low price of 15 cents per pound. * Don’t forget that we are the leaders in low prices. Respectfully, . J. H. BEAMER & CO. R. K, GRANT, Cash Clothier. VTRAORDINARY WEISSERT ’ 1 DaUo HASTINGS, MICH., Agents for the Celebrated It looks as though the democratic house would not pass the Collum Inter­ state bill. Democrats believe in re­ forms but never id putting them into practice. The Journal editor iieems to think that the bujdoeaa interests of Hastings are resting upon his shoulders, and fre­ quently indulges himself in inflicting upon those who chance to read it a gnat deal of very atakf »dvke aa to what the bwdntsa men of our city ought to do? We are grieved to be Jerseys and Jackets! We have the most Complete Stock in the City FllKD’K BOTCltalM, Drum'1st. Gradually it is beginning ' to dawn upon the greenback mind that the po­ I-roKJbiUoJi County Convention. sition of the democrat kite is toth un­ party will meet ax Temperance Hal! in tbe city profitable and humiliating. ot Hasttnrs at »a. Tuwdny. June mu. m*i, tor tae rrarno- e ot appointing deltcat-s to .. ..» .IL... ... • The boj cott and anarcliist must go. LliM They are un-American, and we don’t need ’em in our busioeM. Alien ownership of land ought not to be tolerated in this country. Ladies’ and Children’s and drinks, or starves and dies, ignorant of tlie poesibility of improvement, and •nbmisBive—they nay.—-Adorn Badeau'a Letter. . X nVc a. Blood Eixlr la the only Greece put the chip on her shoulder, and Turkey promptly knocked it off. teed. It is a positive ears far Uleeni, Erup­ All of which may or may not be of im­ tions ar Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifin tho portance to American wheat producers. whale system, and banisbsa all Rheumatic The only practical refonn Cleveland is likely to inaugurate will be ta get­ ting married. Values! Our New Spring Stock is In AND COMPRISES All the Latest Novelties! thousands suffering irccn Asthma, Conaatasrtlon. Coagbs. etc. Did you over try -- ------------- ft ta Lang Troubles, tea *1 10c., 50c. Come ctxicl See! Remember that in The Little Brick Grocery Call and See It. We are aelliog Groceries cheaper than others, wa pay more for Butter and Eggs. ■ & Barnes . �The Hastings Banner. ’ pERBONALMENTlON. 1 ill1”’ Hmr7 °°°k <»ulte seriously -,^^^i.Tin>MDAT.rosnt ». im. H-Hoyt ta about to make exten-; on TiSa.“'O,nb*' Local Advertising Rates: ss? u*'r “Mot »• x» m- western trip. .iSjmg^asaea; ‘‘I? i /.iemt ihihhmk*. win be charred for at hfXe'ta WATCHES! ; now Jiao* th® latest stock of WATCHES r,.rr -hnwn tn tbli city. Some of the latest imfv..... pattern* ID Kolid Gold. Gold Filled. 811- Those marketing their wool in this city can get the largest returns for their money in drv goods, groceries, boots 111 Ch«>0«<- and shorn, etc., at Stauffer & Crawtey’a thia firm believes in small profits and quick sales, and mark their goods ac­ cordingly. •porUon Ed-Frort, ot Grand Rapids, is Malting Hastings relatives. F * vug?" Mr. John Campbell, of Middllevllle. nn our streets Monday. uueT,“e’ wm .i»v'iJTLFel*hneraDd wife spent Sun­ day in the county metropolis f?.to Ohto an engine for the roller mill. look UP ** ““ Don’t Clve Any Orders! . CnfU you see D. B. Ainoer, of Charlotte Was elected preaidedt of the state Dress as*t Coldwater last week, made*^ 8elect4'On could have been i. °*u°- o' R.Pi<i«, is V ft!ting her sisters in this city. .tLL 8TKKL KtlfDKB. H. H. Barlow and wife, of Coldwater There will 1ms an Ice cream and riii sEWEsrrthe oldest; ’ strawberry social given by the W. C. T. visited relativeshere the past Week. 0(.;> aovirt Ifotrie. Hastings. Mich. bU!f bnion al E- Ptsnnock’. »' U» Freeport Eil. Tt niters. fJ. N. Dennis, next Wednesday evening, June 16th. Herald, was a Banner caller Tuesday., Geu'l Trav. Agent. ah are invited. virith.of Hickory Corners, is \ • k <•( Repairs always on hand. The body of Edward Woodruff, late Malting her sister Mrs. Z. B. Willison. °f Lake, Miclu, and formerly a rLAL’S CARRIAGE PAINT! ^“^crland, of Morgan, spent resident of thia city, wm brought to , thia city. Monday, and interred in Riv­ ters^8^ with Mrs. Mudge and daugberside cemetery. 8?1P,> of Canton. Ohio. ■■"r Huyyypar. 15 Cents, any uf ‘ i. J21 The Enr 14th reunion of the supreme U E’ SUuffw “d Jodaei of the worid Knighta of Pythias, i i r .«>^e d at Toronto, commencing , ritnif.'Yellow. Gtrnel 1 July 18th. Fare for the round tri? Cic’nrat Smith and family are visitt;re«n. Jet Bl»ck£y from Hastings, 87.0®. . CMtleten father “’ D- w- Smith's, in No Varnish Needed. ;Whe croquet factory will ahut down । for a short time about the 20th. Mr. f IK1™’ -PUke WRt*‘ra Vtaited Doxey will leave for Ohio In a abort laltweek 11,6 n part °f lhe 8tAte t time, in march of second growth tim­ ber tor use next masonj O. J. Stickles has been engaged as . -A1101?? twenty members of Ivy clerk in the hotel at the Ypsilanti min­ lodge, h. of P., of Nashville, attended eral springs. ' the meeting of Barry lodge in this city ,s ln attendance at the an■ Monday evening, when two candidates of the Michigan Medical refelvHl the Knights* degree. Association at Jackson. ; A). H. Dennis says he will keep the , J* “d wife took the posroffice open on Sunday when he । be­ comes entitled to affix P. M. to his ntfnid train MohUay for a visit among rela­ whereat Hus Wightman sweetly siuila tives and rnends In Illinois. and murmurs “Mana Halpin." ,.Hte ileoderskott, A. R. McOmber. 1 red HotehkiM, E. W. Morrill and Geo. , A short time since two speckled Barnes Sundayed at Gun take. i trout were taken from West creek. i We can see no reason whv the streams Dr. Lathrop and family left Wednes­ Mr. Cook of Barry county cannot be stocked with day for * two week’s visit with rela­ these delicious and gamey tjsli. tives and friends in Wisconsin. - THE DEERING 1 J;;’v -AT- Arrangements have l>een perfected «un>rf fro,,, hf, for celebrating the coming 4th of July in this city on r more magnificent scale SM'1*,'d wllh than has been attempted for years. The Sw"1« « »«■ program is nearly made out, and will te given to the public m a few days. The entire day will be occupied with the exercises. , “meto - < to remark upon the irreat i’|DH1RrnV of a** WordinK of the locals V:..» !<'« key wind aad second-hand Walch- in the Democrat and Journal lust week Have they too. fused? ... tii>i 1 wll »MT cheap. >; i; need of a Watcher any other goods In Farmers should patronize Mr (> Rorabeck a sheds when in town with , . I be sure and examine my stock. Th’ mwdluj man ft \ JOHN BES8MER, merciful to his beast, etc. Jeweler and Optician. ^t LIS r(Jturns his sincere iMtlir'K'. Mtch. i . thanks to the comrades of Fitzgerald P«t «pd the neighbor, lor their rare of pAiiMEHS! during his late 111­ NO STRIKE! w“‘LL^huJ>.!£> Gcodyeaf’s Drug Stere. Local News.. The ladles society of the PresbvteriMb. IxAtie Smith, of Assyria, started an church will be entertained bv’Mra. ,tor } ‘dparais0’ Irak where she will at­ , Hotchkiss, assisted by other ladles, at tend school the rest of the season. , the residence of Mrs. H. Friday, June Meaars.;R. B. Messer. Frank Fan­ 18th. Everybody cordially inviteii. const, Dr. I’olhemus, Dan Reynolds The wool season is fairly opened at and ladjprspent Sunday at Wall take. this place, with prices ranging from 23 The editorial pilgrims of this city Jo 26 cents per pound. Sellers can rest returned from their Niagara trip Sun­ assured that the highest going prices day morning. They report a good time. >utt you, cloMlng out clothing at will be paid for that staple in this city. , Wi> brat them njl in the Hoot Messrs. W. DtGolia. IL T. French. Eld. L. G. Moore, of this city, will Se,Y*r«nt*. “d Dr. A. Hanlon, of deliver by request the lecture on the Middleville, were In the city Monday Inspiration of lhe scriptures' at the evening. Star school house. Sunday the 20th at 2 TheoJiBalicox, of Chebanse. 111., and o’clock p. m. AU are cordially invited Mrs. Mary Somers, of California, are • • renin'ion this week,1.680. to attend. thft&f111' A‘11 ’B’ EU|S and fMmi5y The plscatoriully Inclined arc having Mb. Edgar Trautman and Alice .tr sport these dnya. Kinney, loth of Dorr, Allegan county, Rilas. F. Mead is to become a citizen of Hk.hwax tax receipts printed at this were joined in holy wedlock in this Hastings. He will at once commence office oii short notice. the erection pf a residence on West city Monday. Wm. B. Sweezey, Es<i.. Tik-m: wishing a fine time will spend performed the ceremony and pocketed t-ie 3rd bf July In Hastings. Alias Nellie Huffman, of Fremont, ()., th*- fee therefor. and Miss Lillie Gotland, of Elmore. O, H ->h 2f. to 28* z cents is l»eing paid A very numerously signed petition are the gutsta of their uncles. Chas, and fiir wr-'d on cur streets to-day. is before the common council asking Wm. Huffman. E. W. Morrill A Co., the one price for the erection of a new bridge on Mrs. McElwain returned Saturday ■•luthiers, give a brass drum with every Michigan avenue. The present struc­ from the Grand Lodge of the 1. O. of -i’dt I i,' ture is not only unsightly, but -is ex­ <•. T- held at Richmond. She attended as a delegate from this state. SfCEIHNTENDENT 110UGHTAI1N fe tremely dangerous. no* purchasing agent for the county GThe superintendent's car was at this Prosecutor Cohrrove and his cousin farm. ’ place Monday, bringing prominent rail­ C. T. Irwin, of Winchester, Ind., took a A K< oHTi. of Pytwas picnic is road officials to’ decide wbetner or net fishing excursion among the lakes in Hope Tuesday and Wednesday. ng the probabilities of the near the railroad company would build a future. Cards are out announcing the mar­ side-track for the new roUer mill. They Il v-i f.Nus wool buyers are branching decided to put in tbo track.) riage on the 31st, of Miss Belle M. Mc­ Cormick and W. H. Laffrey, of Topeka, ch’ »hi- season--havingbuyers in neigh­ George Oliver is prepared to sup­ Kansas. The lady has many friends in boring towns. ■ ; ply sportsmen with good active creek this city. Iii -mi-D that Thomas Casey, the ••trr.r Ca. wheat thief, has tweaped minnows at 25 and 35 cents per hun­ If reports are true, Hastings hasdred. He can fill orders at any time. frtiru loma prison. As he is a deserving boy, we trurt he one aiderman who ought to step down Mavoi: Wj.1‘>kht's friends will be may be liberally patronized. and out; in fact ought to have been re­ •** tn learn that he yet survives the There will not be in Michigan a tired long ago to the shades of private •'■"irinl s onslaught. life! We refer to alderman Stebbins, tetter mill than Hastings will have ixnights Templar of this dty who ft reported to have said concern­ ■' >ii • :.5-.ing the practicability ofor- when our new one is completed. It ing the proposition to give Mr; Parker ng a comimuHlry. will not only be substantial and orna­ 8500 to trade lots with the city: “If mental, but will te equipped with the ninety nine out of every hundred of target variety of rpoflerate and the taxpayers wanted it, I would still i - wall paper in Hartings at kitestand best milling machinery. " ar s Drug Store. At a meeting of the stockholders of vote against it." Such a sentiment might be creditable to a mule, but nev­ ,.Ji ■ friNi-f<>T « few weeks will be the roUer miU, ,it was decided not to let er to an aiderman. He further, so it is •> <,f the wool growers of this the contract for the completion stated, a .id he would refuse to attend a '........... ming cauntleau of the building, but to have council meeting to consider the proposi­ ‘ noticvable tliat 0 F. Long the same consltucted under the super­ tion to deal with Mr. Parker. When will Hastings cease to put such nfen in • Dicks arc not laying fipes vision of the building committee. office ? They disgrace themselves and J’ ln'.’r just at present Messer Bn<M. have, several second­ the city by their mulish obstinacy and > hi: Engine add iron works are man- hand twine binders for sale cheap. tack o’f enterprise. They block the ••'.■■lunng IfUO plow points a week. These machine* are in complete repair city’s program, and if the city shall "j v, in jq-y ,3u^xx) this year. prosper, it will bo in spite of them, not and all ready to go into the harvest A »A< k pension of 8181, and an field. W'e advise our readers in need of from any of their efforts. If aiderman Stebbins ever made the statements • .’A >n<i- ot $0 per month has been a binder to look these machines over. mentioned above, be is unfit for any k. • •<! t.i suas Ellis of this city. Kblic trust, and if he has any manThe curious are anxious to know, rfail to hear Queen Esther at txl left, he will show it by promptly . Hail Tuesday. Wednesday and you know, why C. W. Jones has been i n m-drty evenings of next week. grading up bta lot and drawing stone ■tAlAKRiED. —At the bride's home in fife T^rnm-ilerald. of Grand- on the same, unless he ta going to build G-ipitrt. is a bang-up good paper, and a house; and then the curious want to Assyria, June 4th, 1886, by Rev. G. A. knqw, you know, why C. W. wants a care not who kuowa we think so. Uldman, of Bellevue, Mr. Preston K. Jewell andMlss C. Belle Tompkins, all Inn Banner Is of the opinion that house. sn .exHir*lAn r« •in.t ——> wou]j a Can Saturday's ball game between of Assyria^ The happy pair at once '‘M ursion to Chicago started for a short lour, after which :■:? invi^,tment _____ . —_ .for r. ftai, .vj projectors. Detroite an d 1’hiladelphuw it was a con­ they will return to the employ of Geo. h>2 r. Uiis week are! test betwen pitchers, Baldwin getting S. Hartom. Preston and his wife have ing thetMitterof his opponent Case?. JJ the congratulations of a host of friends, and ,tied * with Wllh account* “eeowite of the meet meeting anti version stab-nr«ui >srsion of the state press aasoci- took 14 innings to decide the game, among whom the Banner wishes to which resulted in a score of 8 to 0 in be counted not the least. ^harUt? Warner has retwnru. O ir eiuzens need not be surprted to Sphere will be a strawberry and ice ro-o There is a certain bourbon democrat hear *r4 * ,Ia-stings Comet Band on our in Barry county, who by the grace of cream festival held in the new barn of C. H. Stone, Rutland. Wednesday even­ the power* that be is allowed to write <h in'-to the fact that'Rev. Marsh P M after his name, who is evidently ing. June 16th; the proceeds to go cannlt te present on the 13th, Children’s interested in the buSness of the Ban­ towards purchasing an organ for tlie Sabbath school and All other roligous ’ Hl ill be l« observed Obeened at the PreebyteriPreebytert- ner. This may be all rightjf doings?) Ever; body cordially invited thm1 r k »°° the zteu. 20th, at at wuicn which said P. M. does not transgress tee post­ .”•* «umiay me to coiffe. Refrmhmento served from Marsh IM Is expected tr. tonrmcon- al laws in his effort* to injure the duct the llev ^hlrsh 7 jo to m J« service*. . Banner. Saturday afternoon last some ignoramus or wilfully malicious person hitched a team of horses to one of the shade trees in front of N. Barlow’s residence.. The team stripped the bark from the tree. Fortunately for the individual, be had left town before the fact that the tree had been injured was known. I or the benefit of all concern­ ed, we wiU state that the fine for hitch­ ing horses to shade trees in this city is Oun citizens should bear in mind the cantata of Queen Esther -irideb will be presented Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings ot next week, under the direction of Prof. Tidball. of Grand Rapids. Several of our leading local singers will take part in ite production. Mrs. Addie Reed Fleming will be in the city, and will render several sedections. The proceeds will be used toward purchas­ ing a new organ for the M. E. church. (Esther the Beautiful Queen.— Tfie cantata of Esther the Beautiful Queen will be presented at Union hall next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­ day evenings. The careful attention Bven the choruses, the assistance of re. Belle Hendershott and Mrs. Addie Reed Fleming, assures the people of Hastings a rich musical treat which hits not been theirs to enjoy for many months. The costumes wifi be the fin­ est ever seen in the’dty. Remember the dates. For further particulars see Fred Schray, living a little over a mile west .of this city, went fishing Sunday last. We do not chronicle this event as one of rare occurrence in this section, but from the fact that thereby hangs a tale. Previous to his fishing excursion, Mr. Schray was the proud owner of a bran span new suit of clothes, a watch and a razor. He doeen’t own them now. On his return Sunday even­ ing he found,these articles missing, and in their stead a suit of tattered and torn dust stained garments. Evidently the genus tramp had “been there sinew he's been gone.” So thought Fred, who in­ voked the aid of the law. Daddy Long is on the trail; but Mr. Tramp, who, ft is thought, hied himself Kalamazoowurd.yet goeth on his way rejoicing. We wish to say for Dr. Hess, and we say ft openly and m&nfully that in our judgement for the treatment and per­ manent cure of all chronic diseases, regardless of cause or nature, the Dr. has few living equals. Cases that have been considered utterly hopeless, the patient suffering untold agony, waiting I or the supposed inevitable termination, viz: death have been rescued from the not always feared but ever dreaded change, through tlie successful -treat­ ment of Dr. Hen, and to-day they are able to walk about looking as hale and hearty as the best of us and are anx­ ious that all may.know of the good that the Dr. is doing for this class of patients that have been considered bevound medical aid. Persons wishing to consult the Dr. at his next visit, which will be Monday, June 14th. at the Hastings House, had better call as early m the morning as possible, as often for want of time he is unable to attend to nil who come to see him. Program for Children's day at the M. E. church on Sunday next: Organ Voluntary. Prayer, bv Pastor. Singing—Children’s day anthem. Welcome—Willie Doelker. • Children’s Greeting—School. Responsive Reading—“The Value of Wisdom." Paper—The Moral Element of Educa­ tion, M. L. Cook. Singing—Class of girls.' Responsive Reading—“The Sources of WMoS? Singing. Recitation—Charlie Dawson. Recitation—Seven little girls, Reading-The Lesson of Flowers, Ettie Main. Responsive Reading—“The Symbols of Flowers." FURNITURE ROOMS. We are pleased to announce to the public that the existing, labor troubles have not effected the price of our goods. But furniture and all manufactured goods must soon command higher prices; in fact, manufacturers have already made an advance, which dealers must of necessity soongmeet. Fortu­ nately, we have a large and well selected stock, bought be­ fore the labor troubles assumed such formidable dimensionR. and we propose to give onr customers the benefit of our good fortune m this instance. Call early, and bear in mind* that we are here for the purpose of selling goods. We know that our goods and prices defy successful competition. We have not the space to enumerate the articles we keep in stock. Suffice it to say, we have anything you want in our line. “The proof of the pudding is in chewing the string,” so runs the ancient maxim. We have both pudding and string, so prove the truth of the above, by calling at our store, north side State St, where a hearty welcome awaits you. ' Yours Respectfully, .' SPANGEMACHER & MASON. P- S.—Screen Doors and Windows made to order. EVERYBODY FINDS-AFTER TRIAL “New Lyman” Vapor Stoye To be the Most Convenient, Useful and Labor Saving Article of Household Furniture. , This is Its Third Year or Unequaled Success! And the thousands in use bear testimo­ ny qjtita superiurity over Sail others. « There is No Experimenting in buying the ‘New Lyman.’ For Goodyear & Sons If you want the BEST,, insist upon getting the 'Acme" Brand, and Accept No Other! For Sale at GOODTEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS --------- FOR--------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ABE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of ExceUence, Not the Price. These paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, consisting of While Lead, (Mde qf Zinc, and the necessary pigment, required to produce the different shades, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, tn strictly pun Linseed OU; the result being an ar­ ticle which for fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market Experience has demonstrated, that for durabdity, the “Acme" Paints are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of Ita manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion Presentation of offerings by classes of! Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded In manu­ to the children's educational fund. facturing a paint which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of General collection. Lend, with none of its disadvantages. . Baptism of infanta. As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mixMemorial paper—Superintendent. ed| in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ Singing—“Our Cherished Ones." After this service one class with pearance. their teacher will proceed with the floral offerings to decorate the graves of twenty-five deceased members of the Professional painters arc everywhere endorsing them, owing to the .superior school in Riverside cemetery. remits accomplished through their use, and the great saving in time and labor The evening program will be of the same character but entirely different. For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Neal1^ Adamant Paints. WTAy let ydur Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE PAINTS? The cost will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) When you wish to use a small quantity ot Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They are put up in ily use. pinta, pinta and quarts; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. --------- AGENCY AT--------- Goodyear’s Drugstore. I GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the £ity. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, Paper. �THE NEWS IN BRIEF NATION’S CAPITAL WORK OF OUR SENATORS AND REP­ RESENTATIVES IN WASHINGTON. We have an Endless Variety of groat laughter. Strarw GoodsI du--vd in the senate Tuseday a UH prvhiblt- To select from. trvra bis position Mackinaw and Cantons United States Tho bill extending tbo eighthour law to Irltor carriers was peened. Tbo Northern i'aciftc furtoiluro bill eras debated briefly and then tbo bankruptcy bill was ABE THE LATEST. Exjiectlng an order ot expulsion from This ttlle introduced a bill impodng a duty upon now subject to ta: HL Tbo bll alary measure against Canada Wabhucgtox Crrr. June OUGHIURE retail- It cost tho city of Now York about »'t,(X>0 to prove Jaebne’s rascality. Tbo Very Her. Freis rick Kalz.-r hex been appointed by the pope bishop of tho Green Objection was made and Hoar's motion religation as to whether tho Union Pacific has fraulentty increased ita stoc*- —“ —— ' - ’ Illation offec investigation until 7. — Ingalls' won tbo' tn»-b»ll championship of Uw iuRE-. Stiff Hats SOFT HATS! OKCts. Ar twra^m «» ‘ *V.L=Len cn_ UtrlXSU. MB. that Um prvsldont was giving his subor­ dinates too much discretion in important Yours, bound to please, WASHBOARDS. voted 100,000 franca to tho funds for tbo length at allowed to Lio on the table until Miller, of Oak Point. KIcMfu. Ln the circuit court for the State ol Mlel County of I Ambrose — — ------ - —„-------jemea g Jordan. Notice is hereto- given that o« the nt: day of March, A. D. Imai.» wrHoI gttachment was Is­ sued out of the circuit court for the County ef Barry, at the suit of Ambrow Hubbell, the above named plaintiff, ngalnt Ike land*, tcucmenta. eoodh and chattels, moneys and effects of Mows NiswooKer.oneof the above named de­ fendants, fortbc num of «14Ono; which said to Liverpool wens rejected—tbo farmer by yeas, MJ; nays, 111; the latter by yeas, 3b; nays, 1A P»titioss against the bill from 71),(JOO Pamuyl- pension bills and adjoarnod. The bouse poawd bills appropriating »100,00l> for a public building at ZanaeviDe, Ohio, and tbo aomo amount for ano at Sioux city, lows. A biU was reported giv­ ing an iuveato; a patent for seventeen yuan, if hie application here Is fl^od before dlery jobbers at Omaha, have failed for »75,a<L Dated Anti! 3Gth.is«. CLEMENT HMITE. Att’Y for Fltff. hereby given thal I shall Mil at pub­ <11 ana district. ^Attorney General Hord, of Indiana, has Washimoto x Crrr, June 3 opposition to tho bankruptcy bill, declaring batied, Call saying that the road bad 3D,U00,H*> acres of land that should be for­ feited. George said the road got 42,000,000 acres which,, at tho pricA the rood got (or ita land would give it $108,000,0*1 The nonta of the bill ebowed a disposition to fUlMAXWELL FOUND GUILTY. day morning, entailing a lust of KO,000. Republicans of tbs Fifth Illinois district met at Elgin, Tuesday. and renominated by acclamation tho Hoc. A. J. Hopkins, for John B. Riley, of Plattsburg, N. Y., has been appointed Indian school superintend­ ent, vice John H. Oberly, appointed civil committee having non-cont urrod in some of railway contractor, with forenoon, at the office of the Probate Judge, in the city of Hastings county-of Harry to the state of Michigan, pursuant to llcenw andanthtty granted to roe on the 7th day of May, A. D. ikwI, by the Probate Court 0( Barry county, follows: The undivided oniMdxtbleth jurt ot tlie south half (H) of tbo north west quarter fk> of section number eleven (It), to township number three S noctb of range number eight (») west, It be­ to the township of Hastings. Barry County, Dated May 7th. A. D. 1*4. ’ ANN HIRRT, Guardian (FormerI v Ann Myers.) compltahod. The last Im about noon, and “guilty’ that the tailing of “oioo" .ball diet: “We, tha jury, find the prisoner then adjourned. Waxbjxgtox Crrr, June 4.—i etoes of Inevitable motion for a new trial, and rlddb Edruond'e said tho foreign affairs might be possible that all the cases against the Judge's instructions to the Jury. Columbvh, Ohio, June 2—Tuesday was the day for commencing the case against tho ‘teU Telephone company. Nothing was aggregating VJO.OXL Near Owego, N. Y., Thursday morn Ing, Harry Dunhnm killed Mm Austin ern Pacific forfeiture olll was postponed until Monday, and Mitchell snake against and Evarts and Cali in favor of the Chinese indemnity. Tbo railway land taxation bill was- then pouted, of Miclilgiui.'aci tbe 2ltt day of May A. D. iwe. Thomas Render, aged 80, of Platteville, Wla, cut bis throat with a razor Thursday. amended by the suleiitution therefor of tbo Hain was general, Thursday, throughout original proposition. Beocbor. "I un going to throw aside all care,” said bo, “and enjoy myself to the u€most. I will Mo* Rugland first, and then take a ramblo by oavy utageo through the office appropriation bill re­ ported. aa was also the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill, the sen­ ate having Lncreos-.-d the amount appropri- with continuation of salary. Mr. Beocbor hopes, while sojourning in England a» publisher of Ths New York Sun, receives $111,000 a year. Gen. Anson G. McCook and Mias Kittio McCcok, of Bteubeuviiie, Ohio, were mkrStates and Canada aggregated »7,<xX),000 Jf*’ 'n "“cl* «u>e mode mid provided, no tied# hereby ci ven ttmt on Saturday, tha sim day o( AukubI A. D. ikM, at ten o'elnek to the toreuoon, J «ha!l m:11 at puldlc auction, to the hUl,nl .t U- niil, mirSS- S K eourt honae In tha dtr of Haattogv Michigan. ‘lat ‘heJdace where the Clreult Gwftor ‘heeountyofrturyialKsiden.the premia <Ie»cribj-d in aald mortgage, or ao modi thcrrol aa ne<*“«v.t0 w the ronount due <>u aald mortgage, with nine per cent. Intereat andafitelUdeoBta The premftoi are 4 evert twit to Mid jwrtghge m all tbtee parcel* o( land alluate to the township of Orangeville, in the eountv of ®* M^hlgan, and deacrlbed as louows to wit: , Tl*;' n<S‘.h ra'‘l Quarter uf the mirth ea.«t iiuarter of section nuntoer thirty-four, alao the routh e^Uraetlnual quarter of the south east fraction- J-?? >*K’«d irregularity in Indian tradarshlj Washixotox Crrr, June 5.—Senator Cui- doors, adjourned. and harbor bill several eoctitma authorizing was Thursday morning taken to Sing Sing to the Mbaiedppi 4rivsr, commonly known tbo Hennepin canal Ono million dollars kw- aggregating 170,000, with about "TO insurance. Tbs resignation of Dr. WLUlam Shepherd, D. KTORMH, Mortgager.. aLva M- J- GOSS A. BLACK. A. CAMPBELL. Messrs. A. Black & Co. Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All wqjk guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in dur work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. POLLER MILL [ \ Creaa Bala ' And correspondingly Low Prices in all Depart­ ments, which are full of New Goods. 7 III me center or t!w highway, tn the center of the south east fraction. Hkarter of section number twenty-wren for a l«» ran. CLEMENT HMIT1 z Indigo Bine Prints, 6c per yard. 'Figured Turkey Bed Prints, 6c per yard. Full yard-wide Sheeting, 5c yer yard. 600 yards Brocade Dress Goods, 5c per yard. Handkerchiefs from 3c up. ..... u , ...» ...u luuuuua nine Hun­ dred and thirty-flvo dollar, and eighty cents, and lio mH nr I..mortgage or any part thereof. month. A lockout of tbo planing r.iiU employes and carpentan of 8t Louis, 15,000 in all, fo made.' Come anc see my stock of White Goods, Embroideries, Laces—Dotted and India Mills, Scrim Cloths, Lawns, Prints; Ginghams, Toile du Nords, Satines, Chambras, Seersuckers, Spring Styles Broadhead Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls and Wraps, Shoes and Slippers, etc., etc. » Default having been made to (be conditions of» certain mortgage made by James W. Young and Harriett J. Young bls wife, to her own poisons wore aerioualy injured. and Hale thought tbo situation was a serious To the Ladies of Prairieville and Vicinity: We.tl.c undersigned, having been appointed y the Probate Judge lor the oouutr of Barry, tale of Michigan, an coaimlwloner* to rew-lve, xamtoe and adjust all Claims against said deeaaed, do hereby give notice that we will meet l the office ol C. A. Hough in the vllhige ot I'ocdland.in said cotrnlr and state, oo Hatur- The Painesville ft YoungMown railroad, in Ohio, was _rold under foreclosure for at i o ci.k-k p. m. ot cmcii or saw ojijts, tor tn MUO.tXW to Louis H Gault, of Now York. purpose of examining and adjusting Mid claim: and that six months from the 15th day ot Ma; A. D. 1W. were allowed by the Probate Oom for creditors to present their claims to tu fc examination and allowance. Dated. May 15tl>, tSTO. Mr. Gladstone hat fixed upon Monday as . C. S. PAI.MKBTON, GEORGE W. SMITH. Commissioners. aa twenty wyoa supporters of tho measure thought we had both spirit and strength '"aS1'■ B,"n Standard and Nobby Styles in WILSON ary Chinees Immigration bill xlattning the meaning ot tho bills passed Ln 1SW and Our styles in other marked improvements will be made 111 Hastings this season. 1112. There an t78,Stt,(M.1 silver dollan In the COLD in HEA CATARRH •6,000,000 HAY PE Proposes te keep in the advance of the procession. You will pna him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. Woodstock Saturday. HAGAN'S Cockrell. MitetoslL The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Magnolia Balm This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seethem. is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes herfreshness to it,who would rather not tell, and y<m unit tell T At Very Low Figures. 1 also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at» ont New and Second-Hand Stoves'for Sale! �COUNCIL PRO ODED IM QB. Common council mat in regular mb<ion- Friday evening, June 4th, 1886. Mata.r Wehsert in the chair. Roll .' died, aldermen present, Beasmer, Ho• ~i(. McCoy, Osborn. Stebbins and Wa­ ters-6: absent. Hams and McNaughton Minutes of the previous meeting were dsm! and approved. 7\. du “’id Common Council of ' >'itv'<>f Hu’dui'jt: N t- the free-holders of the first ward, inthei'itv 01 Hastings, do ask your -.fib body to cause Oak *»«*«• •’rn'’ । F. Fredrick, 11 days street wnrb D-“<}*y»*Mt?o hJ street work... 11 BU*8t *<>* *.**’* Horton and team, 11 davs M. Lake and team. 2'; lav. , ByAld.BMsmenTh.rS; " ' “d ordan> dr»wj Curried ull aye.. £ SZjSto’-,1 ,<tay PI?11M duty .. eo'iol t*e taken out of sarrie ~ ’ le to niMeSTthiTXJ1”'?'*’ Cou*h c“” 18 16 » 24 30 12 OMNIBUS HORSES IN PARIS. 80 60 (10 (JO 00 00 Y“k A novel church organization with an excellent purpose, but with a very clumsy name, has been set on foot in Brooklyn »n connection with St. Luke's Episcopal church. It is called the "NeanWroi " which is a Greek word conveying tho idea of young men just budding into manhood. The youths who compose lU. ^le.y «n. pl«lK«l uRrnn., famty. mteniperance nnd impurity of -hfe. They promise to abstain from visit­ ing places of evil resort, of whatever grade, and they declare their intention of extending, as far &« means and innuence will permit, religious education and culture among their aaaociates. Among thn young ladies a society of somewhat similar purjmee lias Ixsii « du'™, Om-k 2 00, 2 00i 12 i “> as ; To the Afuyur and Common Council ■ Times-Dvruocmt, LTr*” to ““tract a JK i' A landed proprietor of tlie Prussian province of Piuuerttuta han preferred a curious charge against a Hcbool-tcach« j of Stargard. Tliat pedagogue, who luul ran t*ke early ttlon in tt>u matter served the family in the capacity of B private tutor, wan so incurably addicted Id- McCoy, that the coinmunica- to the use uf tobacco that he smoked hie (5‘rteS'X U''”"*"°“»dtt«e. strong cigars in the produce of his young pupils, who at Inst were KimultaaeousJv Thl“ Ute" be two thoim- stricken with a mynterknu disease.' One | fr»“‘becontin. Of the children died, and a comuuttee of i&lZnUuJd1: physicians diagnos**-. the complaint u> nfcotoeris. a Bunsmus caus'd bv the poisonous principle of tobacco smoke,— “.oge. the nwolutlon be Dr. Felix L. Oswnld. Carned all ayes. K fJtVrom tta.?* ?r Jla5tings'l(J0 ^^?<?llhe2r?niofthe Prindle lots. An agent of the government, of New­ of lhe Wesl lot foundland has bwn buying live black no a belonging tu the dty, said citv to game for the purpose of mocking the city and ena>. and pay the expenae of Newfoundland woods with this gigantic grouse. He lias had difficulty in procur­ °“ the I’rimUe lot. ing many, however, and reports that tlie Wgnedby X T. fieker. or1!? tbat lhp Proposition exceeaive rigor of the past winter in Scan­ 2^'tL.1 '’berbeaocepiedand adopt­ dinavia haa made game scarce.—Nev ed. Ixwt. Ay«. Hogle. McCov and York Sun. ■‘-“'"Ct. Osborn amt Stebbins—3. Tie vote, mayor voted There is a knack in climbing stairs ily Aid. Waters, tbit N. T. Parker be aatfly. To throw the body forward allowed to tear down the old council bending at Ute hips, more than doubles room, and lock up and have the same the-work. The weight of the body is a provided he clean up all rubbish horn load that the muscles of the legs and city property. _/ loins must carry, and they carry it easily Aid. Bessmer moved, that the city if tlie center of gravity is kept directly t™d‘> with Mr. Parker for 8300 instead above them.—Kansas City Journal. of 8500 r >. • •. nut’of Dennis <x SSllngermnd ___________ lr»nn«»-a „<>m. 4 5s :'<ir printing. The finance com­ utt. .• re: ■•mmendi’d the payment of m-;:.;:;:. alnch was allowed by all ayes. 7.. • Mitii'fr uitd Common Council t-,. ■ .tu'-f Ibid inyn: W« th' uialttraignw! citizens and free­ hold-.- of nnid city, would most rts>pect• ill-, .-k v<im honorable bqyy to estab.i:-l lav (X-.I’ a highway, provided ton -huidd not nnd the same already JsuVUShed. a- follows: Commencing y. n point ot. the west side of the w^ . i uw’.! S--. 16, t 3n. r. 8 w, where the present highway angles through said ian<i. them ‘ following the highway in a sou’h ai^l easterly course, until you utr-.M.-t • ilh the highway laid out 9n w-. of sw*4 m-c. 16. t. 3 n.r. 8 w, .,3d known ns the Craig road. The in­ tention *v:ug to have the highway esI now laid out cid traveled, and we will forever' pray. B;it<d IIxAtings, May 4th, 188rt. ‘Signed In William Ream tuid 13 othrl.i ' ’ ’ . Vo,.r niii.xnitbv on streets and bridg,-tto whom wWreferred the petition of Substitute amended by Aid. Hogle. Win. Redmond Mothers, would most that the council appoint (5) representa­ re-P '-tl’.iily teport that they have ex- tive men of the city of Hastings to .(inin-l the town records and find that make the trade between the city and th'- highw m questk>iF is on record, Mr. Paraer. •hi-same.i-the copy, hereto attached, Vote l»eing taken on the substitute as wtiii-n is a true copy of the same. amended Ayes. Hogle, McCoy and Geo. Osborn. At m. H. Stebbins and yiatera—3: navs. Bessmer, Osborn and Luke Water-, committee on streets and Stebbins—3. Tie vote, mayor declared i.ridgrs. ■ . . it loot. We. the uudvraigned Commisaioners Vote being taken on the substitue. of Highway of the township of Hast- Lost. Ayes, Bessmer and Stebbins—2; in^.. tn the County of Barry. State of nays. Hogle. McCoy, Osborn and Wa­ Mahigan. do hereby certify that upon ters—I. Vote taken on original, mo­ the application made to them in persu- tion lost. Ayes, Hogle. McCoy and anre to law. by seven or more tree-hold- Watera—3; nays, Bessmer, Osliorn and ersof. aid township to lay-out a high- Stebbins-3. Tie vote, mayor voted nay. wnx u- hereafter descritH-d, The I said’ By Aid. Waters, that the citv pay N. Highway Commissioners did after, due T. Parker 8400 instead or 85»n>etween n"tiu giv<-n according to the law, pro-1 property. Ixist. Ayes,,Hogle. McCoy •.wi uu il'.e'duth day,of December. 11865, | and Waters—3: nays, Beasmer, Usborn te i -• w the premises dtucrilied in ■ said and Stebbins—3. applie d ten. and notice, and ascertain By Aid. Osborn, that the city pay N. lailil.ti rMine the. necessity of laying i T. Parker 8375 instead of 85G) between •out -i-h hig\wuv’ and to justly and |I property. Lost. Ayes. Bessmer. Osimpartmllv apprize damages therefor. I lorn and Stebbins—3: nayo. Hogle Mc­ And. < - du luiiht-r return, that we I Coy and M aters—3. Tie vote. "insiik-r -and detertuine thut a public | I Jiewlrtd, That the city trade with hit! ■■ -...j), and thn same is hereby i Mr. Parker uh the proposition made to ' pursuant to said application I this board, provided that the city pay 1 : •Jew-: (Vtynmentfng on the 8400 instead of 85Q0 and the city tee to । Lue on the Ritwt side of section |I no expense whatever for moving any - . >7 > in the town of Hastings, , building that/tic may move or may Uv-riM-! running east bvthts old]| have moved. f Muri - • . mill strikes slid line, and I. Signed by John M. Bessmer. »j iht-iwe south 51 degrees 45 m.;. On motion the same was wxejited and . ;ir,-l 7-1'0 rods to the center or I adopted. r ad <•» the west, side of Boyd ’ By Aid. B«8suier. that the mayor ap­ ;t• , r • etm ats. on section 16. |I point (3; building inspectors as provid- । . :1g to a f srvry then ol which the | ed by law, which was-carried. end-;«un; -H "lain;, sioners have con-i! Tlie mayor appointed Jas. W. Bent­ s au- .. I-*-luaik-and at the time Said j; ley, Newton J. Bron-on and John Fulhighway, .upI filtd in the township;! ler aa building inspectors. brx - Ami we further return that;j By Aid. Hessmer, that the tnen ap­ -i ha;.v amt impartially ap- pointed bv the mayor be confirmed by prai-th- ,*.-Lowing amounts of' dam- this board. Carried all ayes. th'-re-'i,-ustained by the persons < in motion council adjourned. n.imrd nml peyulfleto them by reason FRANK STEBBINS. Recorder. c: l-uffig mu ?nch highway, as follows. A ne»r metalloid called “•Jormanium" has been added to the lists of element*, making the sixty-seventh.. Begin your web, and God will supply you with tiiiead. At e often see children with red' erup­ tions on face and hands, rough, scaly skin, and oft»n sorre on the head. These things indicate a depraved condition of the blood. In the growing period.chil­ dren have need of pure blood by which to build up strong and healtbv bodies. If Dr. Pierce's -Golden Medical Discov­ ery" is given the blood Is purged of its bad elements. Ind the childs develop­ ments will be health, and as it rfiould be. Scrofulous affections, rickets, fever­ sores, hip-joint disease or other grave maladies and suffering are sure to result from neglect and lack of proper atten­ tion to such cases. Woodbury & Pinch are the only man­ ufacturera -------------- wire hammocks in the world, nnd y are turning out three dozen per In their factory in Charlotte. ICo with any Throat or ung Disease. If you hare a Cough Id, or the children are threatened Crou p or Whooping Cough, glish Remedy and prevent UM Anker’s It is a positive cure, farther e it. Price 10 and 60s D’K HwiiKine. Druggist. Charles Fi,;lposh. who committed sui­ cide nt Mack tone. was a brother of Mrs. W. II. McCodrtie, of Kalamazoo. He was an agent of the G. R. & I. railway. ’Boa' My physician raid I could not live. My Liver oat of order, frequently vom­ ited greenish mucous, skin yellow, small dry humors on face, stomach would not retain food. -Burdock Blood Bitters cured me." Airs. Adeliade T hree effects.—The thousands of O'Brein, 372 Exchange street, Buffalo, . Win. I. piwhu. cures which have been ac­ <urem*Hidcr our hand and seal this,remarkable 1 complished by Hood's Sarsaparilla are Reuben Bracket, of Charlotte, has •id day of.J.,unary, IH66. J. G. Tinkler and IL Borum, Coin- I due simply to three effects which this ona hundred and seventy-five Texas broncho* in pasture. A genuine impor­ UlI.t'HOl.tT'i of f!;-*.................................. r’ ted cowboy lassos a jony when wanted. ship of Hastings, i । tiffs. ■ «• ............................ Fint‘. It purifies the blood. i .'a. y mtify ,thkt the following is FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver Second: It strengthens the system. '<;rvi-y HU [of a route for a Fills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, Third-. It gives healthy action to the rw..; is ginning HIUUIK oil a lection p-ction line on the tne ’ for the Complexion. W. II. Goodyear. i p~‘ ihZ.£Z '"wn t.f Biutings.iwhere the road runnmg-.i-tni thta-Jtf ,5^*. ' 'bl lint* lUiu ■ uuuiug uieucu »oiita ;,I • ur-ro,* |5> minutes, mnntM east end 157 1 °’ to tin- center of the road ■•nt.a-v. --i; side <|t Bovd Craig’s imI'™'■•'“•my-, "ti section sixteen (16). j’a- "d H.' s 11 ngs, U >eC. .'k Ith, 1865. J:- -'I" ’K ”. township clerk. • -iteoi pikhigan. Vounty.of Barry.—ss. i hfreby ccrtiffe that the above road Lit.VVr15;'10. ''"W f,f 010 8iiruc 88 n5‘il thvh,|rl>wav commissioner’s 5 "T u“l“* ii»^wE1,v Kenyon, Clerk of fiiSK. loWMhlP’ Harr>’ <JountT. townt’- tbat the report of ed ,u* ,x‘ 1,c,cptedandadoptnkanu plactsl on reConL carried all V,TV u-IXIUNTS. 'J.- -’’Cdiui.......................... । 8 5 DO H4st‘^H'NNn:.list quarter's I- ‘ L Ihttbv. for burying"bv<p j™ kod Cl'-tliliw ol Mm. W«n-UrK*(';!lhw8........................... WeihiuBw. (Jreeo. work on Park-. , ns bridge.................. ?. •Jy'iw. digging gnn.. 1. ««. E. .Morull. 3-nm rent of EnBlue room.... SL "Ity. 1’iirrlog hog. 6 ."T1- klroet..:. «niihps, cleaning street afci,1 t wiki; Sr >■ ™* '-7 wdwork. ®• • ■ 8 33 & 00 7 00 BO 62 BO 4 00 75 50 2 70 IB 00 16 BO *"»“ “>■« 'ho uke __ - : . It is forced to leave the system, giving place to health and strength, through the potent Influ­ ,U1U 8lL‘i?i ence of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists. Try it. James Yanick, the wounded farmer of Dorr, who was shot by hla son, will recover. The human structure « wonderful in mechanism. Each organ has its allot­ ted jiart to perform, and none is more important than that for which the kid­ neys are designed. It is. therefore, im­ perative that these should be kept in perfect health, aqd then should be jeal­ ously guarded against the encroach­ ments of disease. George Kelly, of Jer­ sey City, writes. -Dr. Stevens gave me Mishlers Herb Bitters while I was un­ der his treatment for gravel, and has told me to continue to take it. The Lake Superior Press Association meets at Negaunee June 15. Throat-ail seldom gets well of itself, but deepens until It undermines the constitution, wastes awav health strength and flesh, and ta>Dy itaelf on the lungs, completing the w reck and ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ low’s positive Cure is the only safe sure and speedy remedy for coughs, cold* and aU throat and lung diseases. SoM by Fred Hotchkiss al fifty cents and one dollar. Pleasant to take and safe for children. = F#" WE ARE POSITIVE that Kemp’s Sarsaparilla will cleanse and purify the blood and tone up the system. We have the confidence to guarantee it. Price 81.CO per bottle. W. H. Good­ year. THE GUARANTEED remedy. Kemp’s Balsam, for the Throat and Lungs. It never fails to cure Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis nnd all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and 81. Trial size free. W. H. Goodyear. The work of erecting the wires of the Michigan Postal Telegraph company between Muskegon and Spring Lake is progressing rapidly. West's World’* Wonder. The demand ta steadily increasing (or thl.iraiy popular re­ n edy for rhr umatbrc and all kindred diseases. _« mm all drtiwlatfl a._ A few days ago while silting in the '•ending-room of the American exchange here, and idly watching the busy resit ot vehtek* passing to and fro along the Boulevard des Pgpucines, I overheard some Americans commenting on the pe­ culiarities of French vehicles and horaes observable from that view. “AVlij arc those horacs allowed to slip and fall so much ? haven't the owners care enough to get them rough-shod this “yjvvaUier ?” asked an American. “They are not allowed to rough-shoe horst* used on tire Paris streets." was tlie re]Jy. uTlw streets are cemented, you see,-and tho almos would cut them to pieces. AU the iiorse-shoes are flat, wiUium any pointe to grip the ground. No wonder they slip, but you know in, France beauty is the main consideration, utility and comfort are minor -matters. By the way, have you oiiserved the en­ tire absence of buggies? .You never see a phaeton buggy in Paris. There j>re a few high buggies and what we call road­ wagons, but nearly all tlie vehicles are earriagvs. But what magnificent hones you see here!” “The lieaste they drive in the cabe, for compeUtioo with the multitude of low test, short weight, slum or phosphate powders. Sold only instance," replied the other laughing,as he In ««»• „EorAL Ba ar xu Fowdkb Co., im oetUK pointed to a "cocher" unmercifully bela­ Wai) St. N. Y. boring a deltpidatcd specimen of wish-1liad-aome-oate. ' “Oil, no! of course I don't mean thoatbroken-down relics used by the cab com­ panies. They are not fit for cart borees in America, and the men who starve them mid then whip tliem all-day long ought to be treated in the same way Un­ til they leani some mercy. I was not re­ ferring to them, however; You know in Paris a home has three distinct jieriods of existence, just ns in America a cat has misuiL. >S. .ibvtm,'. Miu nine lives. He is bom aristocratic omT <o, uu. H ™ bar.. « mAh. dies n pauper; or, rather, like a criminal. First, when about five years old: he is bought by the omnibus company, and— “What! Do you call an omnibus hone an aristocrat?" “Most assuredly, in Paris. There are not better fed, bolter groomed, nor bet­ ter treated horeea in the world tliari die Paris omnibus horse. Seo! look at that team of three plump, strong, healthy Perchcrons trotting three abreast with thut omnibus, which is exactly filled with pareengeni. But don't interrupt me now until I get through my claasification. The first period of a home'# life is his easiest and happiest, when from about 5 to 13 yearn of age. he i« cared for by the Paris Omnibus monopoly. Then after he has jiassed twelve or powibly fourteen years he is sold to one of tlie cab companie*. These cab comjMUiire own a form* number of cabs and accompanying outfit*, which they rent to drivers for frbtn 12 to 15 franca a day. Under certain jxilice regulaliunn then the drivers are allowed to make ar much money as they can witli thtwcalm, but at the end of each day must pay the rent of the outfit. They an- allowed to POWDER Absolutely Pure. W^at t^pe i$ in a pottle. SMARTING COUGHING CHOKING W. P. Austin. a himself nt Monroe, but *[« promptly pnmpec ■That 11 red freltag” from which you «J®££ much narticularly n the morning. Is entirely thrown off by Hoi's tarwrilla. ■j.*u Crosby,' tils executors, adminIntrstom and asslgas, become and be due and payable Imiavdtetely thereafter. |aithough Die period above limited tor the payment thereof mar not then have expired, anything thvrcfiibeforeto the contrary thereof In -any wise notwithstanding. And default haring beea'made In the payment of thirty dollars of Interest due January 13. if«3. and default having teen made In payment of all the Interest due January 1MI>. a. D. HSU. aad default bas ing also been made In payment of alt tlw interest due January iMh. A. D. I8W, and default having also teen n-.sde lu payment of all tbs fntar^st and one hundred dollars principal due January 1Mb. A. D. UM. and all the same having tern and remained unpaid and In ^rt'-urs for Un, space of thirty davs and more and still remaining unpaid, the aforesaid wincijmiI sum of tern tfumsalid 6ve hundred dollars w,,h *“ «re*nwesof Interest thereoa. hath been and is now declan-d to be now due and payable, and by which default the power of sals In said mortgage contained has become operaclpal and Interest as aforesaid, and wticrran there is claimed to be due and ifnpAld on ssM mortgage and the note accosipanying the same at the date of this notice, the sum of tterso thousand and two hundred dollan for Enclpal nnd Interest, and no suit or proeswds at law or in equity having been taken to collect the same or any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the t«ower of sate In said mortgage, contain' d and the statute in such case made arm provided, on the twenty-sixth day of Juns, A- D. »*«, at oce o’clock in the afternoon, nt tho north front door or entrance of tho Court House, lu Uie city of HaAitngv, tn the county of Barry nnd stab-of Michigan, that t-rlng the place uf holding the circuit court for said County i where said premises are situated, there sold at public auction or vemlvet bidder th- premises described In t to satisfy tnn amount due on a ale 1a lhe tawashtpof Assyria, la the county of Barry. stsuc of Michigan, and dr.-cribed as fol­ lows, to wit: The north half (H) of the south west quarter (>%), and tlie south twenty acres of the west haU IS) of the north west Inctlonal quarter <H) of section number twenty-Mnc (M also tho north half (S) at lhe south east quarter (H) at BSOMM uumber thirty Oft all in township number<l) north of range number seven ,7i west, containing In all one hundred and eighty acres 1-H.A.l). I**. PETER CROSBY, Mortwre. WHEEZING JHXCZsS’a.’K Default liATlnx been made In the condffioM of a certain mort«am made by William May­ nard anil liiuibah Maynarcl. bin wife, to Janice deeds for the county i pane U». Itald niortKuc given to i the peytneut of eeven hundred dotUru from the date, which Mid nmrtinwe wm duly ■»■fined by the uld James Dooley to David K. Cook.on the 9th day ofI-Muy, A.' -D. - ■1« - ki.- and -- -said - of October. A. D. IM3. " ' . It was !■> said morlKwr expressly agreed that should any default be made tn the payment ot said interest or any pan thereof, on any day whereon the same fo made dm- and pavable, and should the same remain unpaid and In arrFan’ SW o(2,x,LdV»-Uien ■nd Irou» thenceforth, that Is after lhe lapse of said sixty days, the aforesaid principal sum of seven hun­ dred dollars, with a!) arreararcs of interest thereon, should at the option of the said Jams* Dooley, his executors, administrators and asSian', become And bo duo and payable inunodlS thereafter. And default havinx been s in the. payment ot Interest due May ath IBM. and the same still reinatnlns aforesaid principal sum of seven coureu the linrder they beat their horses the more tripe they can make, and as ^St^t ATHLOPHOROS “ they do not own the horses thenuH-lvm, they have no mercy. The cal’ company does not undertake to prevent this top ture. It would lie powerless to do aq and the police authorities never interfere Thea when the horse haa been nearly beaU-n to death, tho cab company sells it to the butcher* who drive it—the ias| equity hawing ixwn Instituted m-DTrr toe trip—to the horse abbatoirs where it it moneys wetirrd by said mortgage or any port knocked in the head with a long linnii mer. The fin-t blow fells it to [the grountj and makes a little hole through tlie forel imoHnaoi co., n wui or. an n>L such ciue made nnd provided, notice Is hereby given thut ou tialurday.ttie 7th day of AtutuM. bead. Then a rope Is attached to itij A- V,' y?a,’U£fe °'ctopk ln ,l“' afiwnoou. i shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder hind fogb and tlie dqad home showa up] at the north front door of the court house tn the skinned and carved, and you may eat a [ 'HMtljigs. Mlchfo-an, tlir premises de­ piece of that aged la-ast which has just; PARKER’S scribed in said mortgage, or so much thereof as _ may be necessary to pay the mi,—..... ’---------fallen down there, to-marrow for your HAIR BALSAM r” tuariawte with seven per ernt. dinner, and imagine You are dining on bw- ' Iccal cbBta. the premises beingt -described in said ['•’* mortxage as foltoWs: roast beef.” The south west qnartcr of the aonih emd quar­ “Ob pshaw, that is all nonsense. Tltey ter of section ta town :i north of rance s> west, belnu the township *>f Rutland. Barry Comity. don't eat horse flesh anywhere. That is certainly only a newspayer story.” . Dated May tilth. A. D. teas. . . * DAVXD.B. COOK. "Don't they? well it haa only been a Assignee. few weeks since 1 visited the horse abbatoirs nnd saw them kill the horses—' Default having been made tn the conditions the sorriest lot of beasts 1 ever saw—and of a certain mortgage made and executed by then when 1 returned I asked for a Itorse Alexander Cadart and Louise ( adart. hfs wife, to Waiter Clark, and dated October SSoE steak at tlie hotel where I was stop­ A. D. nun, and rvccrdcsl In the office of the ping. The waiter looked astonished nt Register of Deeds for the County of Harry. Michigan. October Nth. A. D. l»l, al »:30 my request, nqd told me that horse meat was used only at the cheap restnurants By wlileh default the power ofme In said »ortand by workingmen, for It brings only KigecontAlned has bet-nine operative, and where seven sons (cents) a pound. But I told as there Is now eialtned to be due and unpaid on said mortimge and tlie load acviiinpanylng tlie him I wanted to try it, and he finally same, at the date ot Ibis notice, the »uin of tour protended to send out for one, and when thousand five hundred and slxtj dollarw /Hjwo.) and no suit or proceedings st law or in equity it came 1 ate it and then saw that I had iiariiix been taken to rolled tie same or any been eating horse meat several days, part thereof. Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given that by supposing it was only extra -coarse beef. virtue of the power of sale In said mortKaae con­ Of course the best restaurants do not tained. anil the statute in such oue tuadn and provided, on the ninth day of July A. D. 1H«, st keep it, but it is a great deal 'more com­ nine o'clock In the forenoon at thn north front monly u4od than you think in Paris, and door ot the Barry County Coart Ilou«e in the City of Hastings, in lhe County nt Barry, Michi­ haa l>een, ever since the German siege gan. that befog the place ot holding h of Paris.” Circuit Court for th- said County ot Barry- wher said premises are situated, there will be Hold at Eibllr auction or vendue to the highest bidder. e premises described In said mortgage or so Among reigning noveroigns who have nineh thereof an may be nocessary to saUsfy the amount duo thcnion with later written books are Queen Victoria. Doni est at elxht per cent Per annum, and the eost Pedro II of Brazil, Dom Lui* of Portu­ anttexpense* allowed by-law, isoJudlns an Mgal, tlie shall, Oacar 11 of Sweeden, Prince Nikita of Montenegro, Ludwig II premise* being described In «AU morunuc* follows to wit: AU those certain piece* or par­ of Bavaria, and Queen'Elizabeth; and cels uf land shuAte In the townships of Johns­ among the princen and princes** who town and Assyria, in the County MBany.Mich­ igan, known and de*cribed w» foMow* to wit: have dabbled in literature are the i’rinTliesouUi «ast quarter of Metlon twelve In ceax Christian, the crown prince of Ger­ township numlH-r otir north of range eight west, the south cast quarter of the north west quarter many, the Princetai Theresa of Bavaria, furr.\cu.eeetbynmiJ prepckidou of section teren In townihlp number one north the two sons of the prince of Wales, the two sons of tlie king of Sweeden, and tlie uartcr of section seven In said township, one duke of Edinburgh and the Comte de orth of OTutb^Ih^. rance seven west. Dated Paris.—Detroit Free Press. PARKER'S TONIC HINDERCORNS Health is Wealth! Great excitement has been Caused tn the virtn- t^ivald be .m dying of consumption. A irta5 civrn tu aresst UMpaymesuort five hundred doilarn itXWO), from date thn eight i>cr cent from ltK<Ule. It wm in i should any A recent study of comparative heights and weights among different claws of population in Great Britain shows that tlie criminal class average no lees than forty-five pounds in weight and four and one-half inches in height leas than their antagonists, the metropolitan police. Compared with the general population, too, this claas ia seen to be eighteen pounds in weight and two inches in atature below the average, standing on about the same plane in physical endow­ ments as lunatics.—New York Sun. North Carolina, formerly called South John C. West & Co., M3 Weal Madison Ht, CHICOGO, ILL. F. M. WADLKIGH. Altorne)forMortgager. a mortgage made by Corde Deeds, ot morww-R. Barr. page E-Ss-i Man and Beast. Mustang Liniment is older than most men, and used more and �HANDLE YOUR MONEY CAREFULLY. Additional Local Items. WHILK moving a portion of the hotel Monday p. m. the sweep of the windlass broke, the portion attached to the stand­ ard flying around with lightning-like velocityJust grazing the~b®dr>fthe man attending the rope, it was indeed a fortunate escape from instant death. something to fill up tho time tn the af­ ternoon when there seems to be nothing 1 especially provided. We have drafted •which the germs of contagious diseaw the following resolution and recom- ।may be disseminated, there is one to niendations which we respectfully sub- ■which but little or no importance baa tnit for your consideration. ,thus far been attached, but which, neverFirst.—We would recommend that , The Hastings Knights of Pythias probably plays an important role. the district lodge picnic be held at thelese. ' have fallen in love with the manage­ We refer to that universal circulating Thornapple lake July 3rd, 1886. That ment of the M. C. R. R-. from the fact there be no literary exercise*; and that medium—njoney. It passes impartially the hand of the millionaire into tliat the company refused to give thut there be>a committee of three appointed from : organization an excursion to Detroit on to assess the several lodges of this coun­ that of the beggar, constantly circulating the ilsL The boys say that if they go ty according to their membership to through every class and condition of so­ to Toronto next month, they will pat­ raise money to defray tlie expenses of .ciety. Tho pemon of fastidious tastes, ronize that road—in a horn. said picnic; also one member lie^to- who will turn from bis path rather than Fekril Otis, of Rutland, met with pointed to make a contract with Aft. risk coming into actual contact with Cole for the grounds for that day. ^yf- rs of uncleanly drv«w or penton will a serious accident on Wednesday of Second—That the present manner of j JHfedvt*, handle and earn- in his pocket last week. As he was driving his team grading the subordinate lodgt-p. be ^Rhout 1 tlie slightest symptoms of disChanged to a different basis, ent*' to ’ through his yard, passing under a wire gtut. or perhaps without giving it a he attempted to raise the wire above his which the prize will be given to the head, when his horses liecame frighten­ lodge doing the most temperance work. thought, money that lias thousands of ed and jumped, the wire striking Otis Our G. W. C. T. has prepared a schedule times passed through liands or reposed under the chin, throwing him from lhe for grading district lodges, and we in pockets whose contact he would deem wagon, breaking his right arm and would recommend that the secretary to be pollution. send to him for a copy of the same and In respect to • the dangers that may have it printed and send it out fof the arise from this cause, paper money is Following is the standing of the next call for the district lodge. undoubtedly more to be feared than national league base ball teams. includ­ Third—Jtaaol red, That in as much coin, and the indescribably filthy ap­ as we believe the Band of Hope work ing the games played on Tuesday: ta and ought to be.a prominent feature pearance of much of that which is seen Won. of the Good Templars work. There­ in circulation is familiar to all who read Detroit . .......................................... 24 fore, we would recommend that a Band this. Tliat the handling of such nasty Chicago......................................... 23 of Hope be organized under the auspices stuff is often fraught with serious dan­ NewYork.................................... W of every lodge in the county and that ger, no sensible person cart doubt. It Philadelphia Xe fully endorse the trippie pledge, would be well if the system said to be in Kansas City and we request reading, prayer and vogue in certain countries of Europe, of Washington Binging endorsed by the R. G. L; and destroying every note that coniw into St Louis .... we would further recommend that the the banks and issuing new ones in their Boston ........ district lodge assist Lhe bands in get­ stead were practiced with us. though The crowd around the bulletin board ting supplies, financially. in this dty each evening is an unfailing Fourth—Whereas, we realize that we even this would only to home extent barometer indicating the state of the are dependent upon divine aid and as­ But though paper currency is the most base ball games for the day, so far as sistance In the advancement of our no­ to be feared on the score of communicatble order and all temperance work. • the Detroite are concerned. If the Therefore, be it resolved, that we re­ Michigan dub is victorious the chalk cord our sincere gratitude to Almighty from danger of tlie same kind.' It has marks on the board appear to lie strong­ God for the increased prosperity of our ly magnetized, holding the crowd; but order and every department'of temper­ been shown tliat the blackish coating, which may be seen in tho receoam and if the reverse is the case, a glance at the ance work during the part year. in the milled edges of coins that have bulletin suffices th? average Hastings Fifth—Rrjnlvfd, that as soldiers in been in circulation fur a short time, con­ man. Ls the great tempdanoe army, we should The effort to hold a special session be inspired with hope for the future by sists of organic filth wliich when intro­ duced into distilled waler and examined of the council Monday evening to the increased interest that ta being tak­ under the microscope was found to be en in the temperance work all over our further consider the question of trad­ land, and the advancement of pubjic ■warming with bacteria and fungi. ing lota with N. T. Parker proved abor­ sentimeut in favor of the prohibition We are not sanguine enough U> expect tive, from the fact tliat certain mem­ of the liquor traffic. that our readers shall decline to touch or bers of that body consider themselves Whereas. Intemperance is an evil handle tlie stuff, for the reasons here of more account than their constituents. which ta rooted in every land, and They failing to put in an appearance, whose branches are spread over every pointed out, but we can not refrain from no quorum was present It is hard for part of the inhabited globe, darkening uttering our protest against tlie unutter­ some officials to comprehend that they and shadowing the plants of Virtue And able nastineas, of which many persons are guilty who would feel themselves are the servants of the people. the flowers of nope. Sixth—That we aa an organization deeply insulted at any indnualion of a The W. (IT. U. of Barry county will and individuals do allTn our power by lack of refinement or good breeding, of hold ita annual convention at Temper­ using honest means, to hasten the day placing paper currency or coin in the ance hall, in Hastings, on Tuesday, J une when this terrible crushing and corrod­ mouth for temporary convenience, while 156b- Full delegations from the various ing evil shall be driven from this land making change or the like. Tlie most unldna'of the county and the ladles of of “The free and the home of the brave.*' disgusting habit b, singularly enough, Seventh—AmoIred, That in order to confined almost exclusively to woman­ Hastings interested in temperance work are earnestly requested to meet with accomplish this end. we do not hesitate kind. and ia an act of thoughtlessness them. Papers ot interest to us all will to use all means in the scope of our which, if any who read this ever prac­ be read at each-session and a pleasant power, whether it be moral or political. ticed, we feel sure they will never do Whereas, We are convinced by the time and profitable meeting is expected. results that have been attained In the again.—Manufacturer and Builder. MRS. A. K. BURTON. Pre. temperance work in the years that are past, that the abolition of the liquor European writers are constantly mysti­ traffic cannot be obtained through mor­ fied by the climatic anomalies of the al suasion only. Eighth—Kr-ro/re'/. that our faith in North American continent. M. liipthe rightousness of our cause, and in polyte Taine, the French Macaulay, once The Barry county District Lodge of millions engaged in this work, assures contrasted the misery of a Paris slum the Independent Order of Good Temp­ us that the day is far this side of the alley drudge with the happiness uf an lars met at Maple Grove Center, on millennium when intemperance shall l>e American farmer grazing his herds in Wednesday, at 10 a. in., June 2,1886, and known among the things ot the past. the palm*gruv<« shading tlx* l«nks of the was called to order by D. W. C. T. Miss Nineth—Htsolred; That we return Cora Morford, and opened with usual our hearty thanks to the brothers and Ohio. Now a German enthusiast extols ceremonies. The following officers were staters of Forest lodge. No. £81, for the Milwankee a.-* that “beauteous lake city present and answered to their munea hospitable manner in which they have in the latitude of Venice,' suggesting upon the calling of the roll: entertained us and for the acta ot orange gardens and Venetian nights. It D. W. C. T.-Miss Cora Morford, Ban­ courtesy shown to the Barry countv must puzzle such eulogists to account field. district lodge. for the tlmusands of Scandinavians who Counselor—James Hallett, Hastings. I AU of which is respectfully submit­ F.W. C. T.—Mrs. E. J. McElwain, ted in faith, hope and charity. Mra. M. that blest summeriand.—Dr. Felix L. Hastings. E. Whitney. Adela Huff. Mra.£. J. Mc­ Oswald. Sec.—J. M. Burpee. Bowen's Mills. Elwain, C. IL Palmer, committee. F. 8.—A. Lowden, Middleville. On motion the report was taken up item by item and debated. Horace wm standing in the upper hall Chap.-l. M. B. Gluazpie, Bowen's The nine resolutions were adopted. one day doing something which his Milla. D. W. G. T. appointed the foUowing mother disapproved of and ordered The D. W. C. T. made the following committees: protein appointments: On xssessment—Arthur Lowden, stopped. He continued at it after one or D. W. V. T.—Mary Whitney. Middle­ MiddlevlUe; Walter Dunham, Maple two prohibitions, and finally she started toward him. He darted toward the Grdve; Carol C. Cutler, Hastings. ville. W. M—Mort Pickle, Banfield. On contract of grounds to hold the stairway and down the stairs with such D. M.—Gertie Robinson. Bowen's picnic on 3d day of July, 1886—J. M. haste that ho went two, three and four Mills. Burpee, Bowens Mills. steps at a time, and landed tn a heap on 0.8. G.—Carol C. Cutler, Hastings. A motion prevailed that Mrs. Whit­ the floor. Gathering himself up, he I. 8. G.—Sister Collins, Hastings! ney. of Middleville, act as superinten­ managed to climb upon a chair, and aat Minutes of the last session read and dent of the Band of Hope work in this there puffing and panting until his approved. The D. W. C. T. appointed county. the following committees: The committee on prizes awarded frightened mother reached him, when On credentials—Anna Dunham, Barlow Lake lodge the first prize and he was just able to gasp out, “Mother, you oughtn't—to—to—hurry me so!"— Maple Grove. Lewis Bresee, Benfield, Hastings lodge the second prize. Nominations for holding the next D. Harper's Bazar. Chas. Gillaspie, Bowen's Mills. On finance—Wm. Rolev, Wild Flower, L. Bowens Mills, Carlton Center, and Minervia Goodspeed, Bowen’s Milk, C. Banfield. An incident in New York pioneer life Carlton Center lodge No. 637 was R. Palruet, Maple Grove. Report-of committee on credentials: chosen by the first ballot as the place may show what times were in 1800. The committee on cr(«dentials find the of holding the next district lodge. “My mother said to her nearest neigh­ The F. S. reported an enroUmcnt of bor, a Mrs. Roe. living a mile and a half following persons entitled to suite in this meeting: 67 members and a collection of 91.W. distant: *1 have got a fleece now. for I Barlow Lake Lodge, No. U18—Miner­ The foUowing committee was ap­ have carded the colt and picked the via Goodspeed, Gertie Robinson, Almo pointed to prepare a programme for wool out of an old bed quilt and am Ritchie, Chas. Gillaspie, and Chas. Bur- the next public meeting: making stockings.' Mrs. Rix- replied: L. D. VanValsar, carlton Center; ^Middleville Lodge, No. W7.-Arthur Owen Lowden, Middleville; Chas. 8. •So have I got a fleece, for I shaved our dog. and with wool from a bed blanket Lowden, Owen Lowden, and Mary Hilborn, Hastings. Moved and carried that the Sec. pre­ will soon have a pair of stockings, too.’" Whitney. Carlton Outer lodge. No. 637.—L. D. pare a copy of the minutes of this ses­ A short time after that the whole neigh­ VanVeber, J no. Shriber, David Will­ sion for the county papers. borhood footed it four miles to see two iams, Sam. F. Colbert, and Chas. A. There being do further buaineas, the Fleming lodge closed in due form to meet the Herald. . Hastings lodge. No. M4—Mary Kies. first Wednesday Id SepL, at ten a. m., Jaa. Hallett, Jason McElwain, and M. 1886, with Carlton Center lodge No. 637. Rich. The lodge dosed with prayer by I). A striking similarity to black walnut, Forest lodge. No. 281—Geo. Spencer. W. ChapHan P. O. Dunham, Lizzie Mayo, Cora Pierce The public meeting was called to or­ pine by the following method: One part and Ann* Drmharn der by the District Sec. and the foUow­ of walnut peel extract is mixed with six Pleasant lodge, No. 675—Cora Jones, ing programme was fully exemplified Mary Parmeter, Lewis Bresee, John before a large and well filled house. Shllary.aadMort Pickle. pbookamme: Wild Flower lodge. No. M3-Wilham ^The hour of adjournment having «• Muslc-Cbctr, Prayer—L M. B. GUlasple. rived a recess was taken until 1 JOp. m. Music-Choir. doosing with prayer by D. W.C. The present condition of the Tera per anoe questlsn—A. K. Stewart AFTERNOON SHWMON. Declamation—Willie Dunham. Select Reading—Mrs. Walter Dun­ ham. erase a line without; Short Address—Jas. HaUett. Short Address—Owen Lowden. Music—Choir. Pleasant lodge. No. 675. CatRoo CmtCT lodge. No. 637. Wild Flower lodge. No. M3. > Dev members i Dumber Barlow *■ Tte Clrexit tom (or in vz. Tteddeus L. HaJl-lj at it is impossible is desired to save, and with an India Short Address-ArthugLowden. Six seooM in the life of a drinking rubber eraser the desired Una can be re­ man—Chas. Gillaapie. Select Reading—Mrs. Kate Dunham. □Short Addnw-L M. B. Gillaspie. Music—(7b oir. MacliinivL Beoedlrtkm-A. K. Stewart. J. KIU» BCTlFKE, D. A “It b quite open to surmbe some sort of analogy to the familiar phenom®* or the transmisi'ion and reception of vibra­ tory energy. A swinging pendulum pencted from a solid support will throw into synchronous vibration another p® dulum attached to the same support- U the period or oscillation of the two be the same: the medium of transmission here teiug the solid material of the M1IH port. One tuning fork or string in umstm with another will commmcate its Im­ pute* through the medium of the *>r. Glowing particles of a gas. acting MOST PERFECT through the luminiferous other, can throw into sympatlietlc vibration cool moiMuim of the same substance at a nice /Arm distance. A permanent magnet brought CHIMOO-_________ into a room will throw any surrounding iron into a condition similar to it* own; nnd hen- the medium of eommumcaUon b unknown. Similarly we may conceive, if we please, with many modern philooophers, that for every thought there b a corresponding motion of the brain, and that thb vibration of molecules of brain­ stuff may l»c communicated to an inter­ vening medium, and so pass under cer­ tain circumstances from one brain to another, with a corrreponding simul­ taneity of impr»*sion» no more tlian in the case of the magnetic phenomena 1* any investigator bound to determine the medium before inquiry into the fact ot transit."—Globe-Democrat. BMwtWSSSS V * 'p«: ui'ZfJyj^ ^“u»^hSu/ Attorney, f„r .. *» MADE C9.. L°U>fc Y SPECIAL t ESextracts MOST PERFECT MADE It seems that in certain faraway territoriee called New Mexico and Arizona, there are great tracts of desolate desert lands, where the very hili" seem des­ titute of life and beauty, and where the earth is shriveled from centuries of ter­ rible heat. .And in these deaert-tracta grow n curious, mishapen. grulre<]ui*and twisted plant that reenw more like a goblin tn* tlian a real one. Of all tlie trees in tlie world, you would imagine this to be the most outcast and in which it grows. And yet this goblin tree ia now being nought after and utilized in one of the world’s greatest in­ dustries—an industry that affects the daily needs of civilization. Those wise folks, the botanists, call our goblin tree by ita odd Indian name of tl»e “Yucca" Thfa plant of the desert for ■ long time con«idered valuel»««. But not long agti it wm discovered thatehc fiber cellent paper. And now one of the great English dailies. The London Tele­ graph. is printed upon paper made from this goblin tree.. Indeed. Tlie Telegraph lias purcliaaed a large plantation in Arizona, mefely for the purpose of culti­ vating this tree, and manufacturing paper from II So, you see, the Yucca is uow a newspaper plant.—St. Nicholas. Hearken the cesselMH i^mand and the perpetual pray<T of an even unsatis­ fied and an always suffering humanity I How b s Iwk to answer the oeaaaieos demand? Self-forgetfulness is of the essence of enjoyment, and the author who would confer pleasure must pnssnsa the art or know the trick of destroying for the time the reader's own personality. Undoubtedly the easiest way of doing this is by the creation of a hoat of rival TbeD.C.UC.WSn Tooth tag. Which the U. S. Supreme Court has decided to posses the only valid patent on the spring tooth. FARMERS Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent now thor­ oughly established, should buy this drag. Not onlv .this but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be ' The Best in Every Respect. We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder, the light­ est draft, most easily hadled binder made. The Buckeye Folding, Elevator Binder, An entirely new machine, which eta folded by one man easily in five minutes time, enabling it to go through an 11 foot gate. THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the .lightest draft and most easily adjusted wagon in the market. THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON. We keep in stock 30 buggies and carriages, of the best makes, ana can satisfy the most fastidious and give the best value for the money. ' Respectfully, MESSER BROS. EEMOVED! EEMOVED!! I am now settled and ready for business in my-new quar­ ters in the store east of W. H. Schantz’s grocery. popularity of novels. Whenever a norel­ ist foils his book bi said to flag; that b the reader suddenly (as in skating) comm bump down upon Ids own personality, and curses the unskillful author. No lark of characters and continual motion m the easiest recipe for a novel, which like a beggar, should alwara be kept “moving on." Nobody knew thb better ths* Fielding, whose novel*, like moat good ones, are full of inns.—Macmillan's Hastings Apples', drtsd " fall Paper Sn! Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper. markets. ' WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain cloth and decorated, or paper shades. Paints and Oils, Oils anil Vanusies, IQUrasn.' Varnish and Alabast ine. Alabastine and Barn Paint Barn Paint and Housekeepers NATURE'S Paints in smell cans. Housekeepers' Paints and PERFECT R KAI.TH ou«row COHSTlPiUM, Brushes, And EVEBYTHING else i» my line. I still sell the Celebrated Detroit W hits DJSPEPSH.BB'^a Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the WANTE! Lead. Fred’k Hotchkiss. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-06-10.pdf 90dd7162c9f01e285668ee9b2426f83e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 6. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 10,1886. The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS County News. ./■sms. Barry Co, Mich. livriy tin,,, MARSHALL L. COOK. in (t H.-CRlMION KATES AllVERTtSING RATES: ‘ -»r............ “d The toys are preparing to attend the SJ^V^^Sprini’plcnle’SFri • -’^et’zey of your place made 'vTk °[ the labK! ,mpri«mn»ent SXk*’*®*1 9*i‘uty Sh®™ Daroouth Thuirif^V^0" Juat,c® Cobb last Thursday. Postmaster Milt says he triaf8 “Or* h* dld before the t “??’ 1100 00 . I-F.INTINO. g,-. . il I'thir h ielt in the Job PrinUtut DeHie BAXMZM. Everything In the eun.-. . ' ■ • u« w. and with the latest UeMOf __ .,.A< approved patterns ot machinery* trpe.tbe! ^dccmpeieri' u..rk:iitjn employed, euabtas the Bass zk U' do flatl-cla^s lob work. _____ Farm Wagons, p W. LU WR Y. M. D., (t. Physician, burgeon and Oculist. DoiMe Shovel Plows, off <• h-iuiv-* to I1'*- m110s p. m. rXillw'-u lloil-waj-s’ffira* storerw- - ^1*1 atteatioa to »unjlc*l dlMiMes j.-r • • •>< ^ert^ear. * nf hTlandis, m>d, )V . Fhysicanand Surgeon, WoudtaBd. MiclL— ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, »j- or night. k. i imSierman. V . Ilo-ii t pathlc Physician & Surgeon, F (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) tFir< dour eni of Holloway#' <lni< store.) nil. Wm. .ioNES, of workmen are making FrMlch & TJ Dentist. AU work promptly attanded to. (PINE AND CEDAR,) k C, WELTON Cedar Fence Posts, h lortlio Ohio Fanner’s Insurance Go. He ■nt-- (.-•Heir* ou a miui'i property against ty flro.lw'Jtulngorwtnd; against a man’s Joist and Studding, £OOKt SHELDON, FLOORING Oarew Abstract Block. Harting#, Mich.) Hat ■ thusly Mt of Abstract Hooks In Barry County. 1 ____________________ and Maple, ItHLIP T CO1.0I10VK ( # Lawyer. BanUtyp. Mich. Alien.. y for Barry County. \ E. KEN ASTON. A. * Attorney at Law, J Suh, Doors uh Blinds, Cornice Mouldings, to the street lamps. J A pe*titlon is circulating among free­ holders of the township, praying the board to raise the covered bridge over Si?irF^l.vlu*,r'tht"hUlhrT p- T. Colgrove, of Hasting*. wiU de­ liver the 4th of July oration at this place The Methodist church observes child­ ren s day next Sabbath. I. N. Starr, the pseudo-horae-doctor, has another equine to fill the place o/ the one that succumbed a few days ago to his home-made prescription. Band meeting wound up Saturdav evening with an elegant quarrel among its members. Rev. Walley, the new Congregational w^ktt:r' Mrrtved with hls ‘an>Hy h*t The Ladles Aid Society raffled off a craxy quilt the other evening just as serenely as if the law did not make it a misdemeanor to raise even church money in that manner. The council appropriated money for purchasing a fire alarm, so Middleville is sure to have one—sometime. Four, pupils win be graduated from our Union school this year. Chas. Annison turned a gang ot pickenjduto his strawberry patch last Satur­ day. and “short cake* fe upon the bill of Tare at every table in town. Senator Carveth's address to the G. A. R. boys on memorial day was a masterpiece, and received deserved appreciation from every one except the narrow minded correspondent of the Hastings Journal. W. O. Clark is receiving a visit from his father, who is a resident of Erie, Middleville people are cultivating a taste for fast stepping horses. E. H. Lynd lately purchased one which ex­ perts pronounce a “dandv." Sheriff Itohg passsed through here rOHN.CAIlVETH. t»f Kerry VeierlptlaH, Monday upon the trail of burglars who »» Attorney at Law, were wanted for depredations com­ MjAHevffle; Mich. ’ mitted in your city Sunday night. Ed. Hanlon spent Sunday at Lansing MARTIN V BARKER,Real Estate. with the Middleville boys who are Jl I nsurmuM and Loans. dwelling in that city. OSrrwiUi.-' <>. >Uitnran& Son. 2 door* north The M. E. society has given up the FcKtofflce. SpwaittleaUotf.Uven to taakiiut rxetuu^es idea of building a new church—hard ot property. Tl»- liiten-sti of non-resident times. prop-tty on cirefuUy looked after. Farmii Henry JohrlBan died of consumption ol»'l»l;-' for -»ate or etehauxtf. Houten and at this place on Wednesday of last t>7Prices and Estimates given on ap­ week. The Hastings Masonic Lodge, ELEMENT SMITH. of which he was a meml»er, were in plication. ' Lawyer. attendance at the funeral Friday. (0®cr in L'nlati Hall Block. <ner store of W. 3. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. « uKKlyear & Co.) Coats grove Pnatlees in all Courts of the State. , Report of school, district No. 11, Coats Grove, for the month ending May 28th. 1886. NAFPEN 4 VanABMAN, Total enrollment 56, average daily Lawyers. attendance 50. Those who have not i.ver Eto»t|no National Bank.) been .absent are: •Edna Barnum, Belle Barnum. Mary WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney Barnum. •Minnie Wood. *Kittie Town­ ’’ At Law rtnjl Solicitor in Chancery. send, Anna Chase, ‘Clara Chase, Jessie T’r* :‘iT« in all cijurts of the state. Chase, Estelta Chase, Fred Smith, Bar­ nard Smith. ‘Bertie Johnson, Alza WILLIAM ■ . SWEEZEY, Johnson. .Uta Fuller, Ina Fuller, BurJustice, of the Peace. Dice Munion, Harry Stowell. Coy ColiMHHix a aljy, Ths .Niagara Falls (Routs. Stowell. Jutta Wellman. Dewite Bar­ num. I M. B GILLESPIE. The following is the list of the stand­ GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. L* । Notary Public. ing in grades A. B. and C.-'Arithmetic—Minnie Wood, 100; *Matie Baine, 100; Willie Chase, 100; J|ARY.C. COBB. Willie Brooks. 100; ‘Edith Barnum, 100; *Evn Smith, 98; Eddie Smith, 98. Arithmetic B— ‘Frank Wood. 77; FAUBJONAB !.E bRKHHMAKBR, Fred Smith, 100; Truman Munion, 97; •Etta Coats, 90; Kittle Townsend, 100; tn firm Gicen tu Cutting Bertie Johnson, 90; Georgie Bump, 100; ittmui Cut to order. •Claud Wood. 97; Belle Barnum, 100; T'i'iI/' Store. T^nah Relay. 95; Annie Chase, 100. Arithmetic C.-*Freddie Brooks. 97; COMET HING jxEW! •Alice Coats, 97; Clara Chase. 100; Bena Long, 96; Lvell Demond. IO; Bumice Munion, 83; Bessie Smith. 100; “Henry Wellman. 94; Jessie Chase, 90; Rolce Baine. 86; Edna Barnum, 97; Julia Wellman. 84; Edith Bevier, 100; Bar­ nard Smith. 88; Ray Sprague. 83: Mag­ gie Long, 80: Theda hetey, 90. History—Fred Smith, 99; Kittie Townsend. 99; Bell Barnum. 98: Anna Chase, 98; Etta Coats, 97; Truman Munion, 89; Claud Wood, 90; I rank "cmAiov^Bv, Smith. Edith Practices 'n all rourt* of the State. Collections Inside Finish & Band Moulding Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Michigan Central K Fanners, Attention 1 Barnum, 98; Minnie Wood, 98: Matie Baine, 98; Willie Chase. 98; Willie Brooks. 96; Eddie Smith, 96. PhWniogy—Eddie Smith, 96; Minnie Wood, 98; Matle Baine, 97; Edith Bar- I have set up a Hay Press in n*Floy Cotton, •Willie Coble. Total abstainers from whispering are the City of Hastings, and prepared to purchase Hay in any quantity alive with patent right Mofltt is Call and «.e^ me, at Alnerican House, JT« <M Fite **<•»• *• *'*’ Custom Wool Carding, C.A. BURLINGAME. OAMLTOM. The social at Joel R. amith’s was a success, and netted about 816. Judson Carpenter baa the inflamatory rheumatism and is quite sick. Dr. A. J. Wright is attending him. Frank Skinner has moved into his house. J. N. Covert is helping the lopks of his house with a new coat of point J?rank Andrus moved into his new house last week. There will be an ice cream and cake social at the Town hall one week from Wednesday .night. Come everybody and have a good Jime, Mrs. Warner, mother of Jasper and Liberty Warner, died at the home op the former Saturday, June 5th. and was buried Tuesday, June 8th. She was nearly 91 years of age. Simon Hefilebower raised, his bam Monday. The carpenters were just one week framing the timber. Isaac AllerdlDg is the boss, and he is a good carpenter and a fast workman. Carlton Center bad quite u sensation last week. Une of our prominent farmers went to bis neighbor's house and notified the wife to keep her enwa out of the highway. As he knew She would have to use the road in order to get the cattle to and from the field in which they were pasturing, she told him she could not or would not do as be requested; when he began to abuse her. She ordered him from the premi­ ses and he did not go. She took thebroom handle (woman's weapon) and i>eg8n to use it right and left. He then took jthe broom from her, when she used her finger nails, and now he carries a scratched face. Mr. Editor is there not a law in Michigan/to protect woman in her rights? i Dr. A. J. W’right and wife spend a few days at Grand Ledge visiting friends. Edward Jones sold his three year old colt last Friday. Nicholas Allerding and wife, of Ionia county, Sundayed at John Carpenter's. Irving Cain, of North Carlton, will soon be on the road again selling Bohemian oats and Bavarian barley. Dry, dryer, dryest kind of weather for items; for oats, com and everything. DOWLING. Remember the picnic. Aren't you lonesome, Will ? A tine shower Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mill* visited friends in this place Sunday. A birthday party at Mr. Sage's Satur­ day night. Those who went report a good time. Not manv from .this# place attended the party 'at Philo Granger's Friday night. Mrs. David Boyes died very suddenly Thursday night She went to bed seemingly as well as usual, made a few. remarks and dropped to sleep. Hear­ ing her breathe unusually heavy, her husband went to her bedside and spoke to her, but she was dead. She wu aeventr-one years of age, and died of par­ alysis of the heart. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church Saturday, and the remains taken to Maple Grove for interment The Assyria Center B. B. C. will play the Dowling white stockings at Dowl­ ing Saturday afternoon. We will bet on the Dowling!tee, if they haven't had any practice this spring. GUM DROFH. in *l^dE5T» ™ P1~ WHOLE NO. 1618. B. Hosmer, of Charlotte, spent Sun­ day with his mother. Mr. Neice smiles on a new Buckeye binder bought of Messer Broe. VanNockerand Harkness, of Nash­ ville, put down a fine well 90 feet deep for E. Lockhart. Children’s day was observed at the East Castleton U. B. church Sunday, June 6th. The church was elegantly decorated with evergreens and flowers. A beautiful arch was built over the organ, and a fine bank of flowers was built around the altar. The exercises were under the management of • Super­ intendent N. F. Sheldon and Miss Ella EUerton. MOBGO-THOBNAPPLE. George Norton and Miner Mead start­ ed for Baltimore, Md^ Sunday. Henry Strong commenM burning e kiln of brick containing 140 thousand on Monday. Mrs. Sparks spent Sunday with one of her sons in Johnstown. Francis Miller was arrested on. Mon­ day for ill conduct in church on the Sabbath. He plead guiltv, and through the sympathy of our squire, Mr. Sparks, was fined only three dollars and costa. The Coles are making preparations for a new dock. Young Bentley while at the lake last Sunday was trying his hand as a marks­ man with a revolver, and shot twice in the neck a two year old heifer belong­ ing to William Richmond, and also shooting dangerouslv near a fishing party. While Will Crates was at meeting with his beet gin Sunday night last, he suddenly disappeared through, the back window, and on arriving where his horse was found one of the thills broken. The meetings at the school house the past week was largely attended, a great many from abroad being present. Three were converted and baptised. < ALICE. NASHVILUi. Almost everybody and their folks went over to Vermontville last Thurs­ day to attend the Nashville races. The firsttontest was between Banker Golddust and Barry Golddust, owned by T. Downing and Al. Raaey. respectively. The race was won by Barrv Goladust, and easily, although Banker's driver, an importation from Battle Creek, twice run into him, breaking spokes from his sulky. The other race was between Chas. Furnias' white mus­ tang and Asa Noyes' “Daisy." The lat­ ter took first heat, but the mustang, bv “magnificent bursts of speed." captured the last two and the race. George F. Truman skipped out last W ednreday nignt and on Friday night came home a Benedict. Ella L. Gran­ nis, of Chicago, was the other party in the affair, and they are now housekeep­ ing in the Frink house, over Quaker brook. The case of Ed. Spire and Mrs. Israel Cheesman, for assault and battery on their father, Wm. Spire, came before Justice Parady, Wednesday, and the re­ spondents were dismissed with costa to complainant. Prosecutor Colgrove en­ gineered the thing. John Davis' case was before Squire Felghn^r Friday. The defendant was fined 310 and costa. His crime consist­ ed in using vile and profane language before ladies at Lake One. ' The brick laying on the Kocher block will be completed this week. The Boice block u at a stand still for want of brick. Mr. Boston haring spoiled the last kiln he burned. The ladies of the Methodist church are holding a fair in the Boston store, at the north end or Main street. The Congregational social is at 8. D. Bar tier’s Wednesday night . The frame of the new Evangelical church wa( raised Monday. Their house of worship will be quite small, but neat and substantial. Temperance meeting at the town hall Thursday night, under the auspices of the Evangelical church, with Rev. Koehler in charge. H. M. Lee spent the past few days at Battle Creek. The Taylor Bros, have started up their miU and are busily at work. Children's day services next Sabbath at both the Methodist and Congrega­ tional churches. Mrs. Jas. Gregory has brought suit for divorce. . Rev. Williams, of Vermontville, will occupy the Congregational pulpit Sun­ PRAIRIEVILLE. A very welcome shower visited our town last evening. The Odd FeHows held their picnic at Gull Lake on Saturday last, the day be­ ing pleasant with the exception of the dust. On Monday last the G. A. R. Post decorated the graves of the soldiers in our cemetery, after which the audience assembled m the orchard near the church and Hstned to an exceUent ad­ dress from P. T. Colgrove, of Hastings, also music and a ^citation by Mr#. C. Norwood and Miss Minnie Beard, each doing themselves much credit The original poem read by L. Barnes de­ serves special mention also as showing much natural talent. Mr. Homer Farr, residing in the Warner neighborhood, who has been so long an invalid, was buried in our cemtery yesterday. Mr. Burton Warner, near the same place, wiH be buried today. Mr. Johnson, of South Haven, filled the pulpit in tlie Chapel Sabbath after­ noon. WiH McLeod slipped from a wagon wheel while attempting to cHmb on a wagon, a few days since, and the front wheel run over him, severely bruising his shoulder and taking some of the skin from hb hand; fortunately it is thought no bones are broken and he is able to be about though suffering severe pain in the injured member. Concrete walks will be laid around Children's meeting next Sabbath. the school yard during vacation. . O. U. 6UCKKB. Woodland. Hilbert A HoUy are buying wool C. S. Palmerton's saw mill is again In operation. , Jake Hofer is boelng the post office. Since the grading of our streets the boys are using them for track purposes, speeding their fast nags. Two hard looking patent right men were in the village last Friday, sup­ posed to hail from Hastings. The Woodland comet band have been engaged to play at Vermontville on the 4th of July. ChHdren's day was appropriately oliserved at the Tamarack church last Sabbath. The programme was a good one. The temperance meeting at the M. E7 church last Sunday evening was sud­ denly broken up by the appearance ot a storm. Our schools are prospering finely In Loth departments. Some line barns are lieing built this season in the township. S. S. IngersoD, of Nashville, was in the village Saturday and Sunday. At the sulky plow trial, held last Thursday on the farm of Wm. Wander­ lick, a large crowd were present. The Gale plow carried off the honors. Chas Ingenion lost a hone last week. .Strong talk of a creamery at this place. We hope to see the project materialized. John Gilson now owns the banner span of horse# in Woodland, which town is being noted for good horses. S. Faul is afflicted with a lame hand. NORTH-WEST CASTLETON. Cora plowing is in fuU blast. Mr. Blocher has his bam enclosed. David Flory and Mrs. Flory went to( Ohio last Tuesday for a four weeks! sojourn. Geo. Wellman, E. E. Blocker, and 8. Blocker will take in the half fare ratesi to Ohio next Monday. Peter Gurd has returned from the( north and Is wfll pleased with thej country. The Dunkirk# have organized a Sun­, day school at their church on the town line. John Smith a# superintendent. District No. 4 has an assistant teach­, The people of BanfieM and vicinity will hold a celebration July 3d. Races er to hear the targe classes. David। in the afternoon, the nature of which takre the cake. and the prizes will be given later. A Thereto considerable blowing done grand display of fire-works in the even­ about that grey horse. Boy# don’t aay ing, and a dance at Morford's hall dur­ too much or some one wiU step in front. ing the afternoon and evening. Every­ of you. body cordially invited. A young man thirty-five years of BY ORDEROF COM. age went a sparkings few da— in a few hours he was i by his father who was in search OABTLETON. 8. Reaa and family, of Lowell, Sun- of 1 his lost boy. dared with his parents. G. Wittie and family are visiting at E. Gates, in Orangeville. F. Gates, of Youngs Comer, was - the guest of your scribe a few days last their patent upon the market. ’ Mary Lidka to reported as rapidly week. Last Tuesday Zeb. Parks' HtUe boy recoving from her recemt“to~nntv Ls was playing in an out building where Millie Waker, of Eaton OX SHORT NOTICE. visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Godfrey. he fell and for a time he appeared none the worse, but finally he commenced to complain, when a doctor was called and He will warrant all workfirK M found two of bto ribs broken. At pres­ centa per pound. Nothing charged for ent be is In rather a critical condition. greajte. Frank Price has remodeled his frame Goodqiattty ot Sock Yam lor •**. ax bl» shopbam. oq the river. MARBLE. Mr. Hafner has a new wind mill. ed down with—-fisherman s luck. Hasting. Mich -May mb. W** MARBLE . tours respectfully, improving A. O. Allen has rented H. Shepard'# house and lot and moved his family in­ to the Same Wednesday evening. H. Livingston started for Akron, Indiana, Monday. Mr. L. has three lots in that village and’has gone to dis­ pose of them. Our stress are lined with teams on Sat urduj-anow-a-days. • Mr- Jordan, of the firm of Jordan &' Herrick; harness makers, has removed from Freeport. It Is said that Mr. Herrick wiu close out his present stock and retire from the business. Our cornet bands (two of 'em) are making arrangements to give dpen air concerto twice a week during the warm summer evenings. Clark Brewster, formerly of this place, now of Columbia, Dakota, writra that he 1# prospering and tells about the abundance of game out there in such a way that we are tempted to pull down the old shot gun and start for the land of scalps and blizzards. Malcolm Stauffer, an employee In Cheesebrough's handle factory, at­ tempted a little recreation Tuesday af­ ternoon and narrowly escaped with his life in consequence. He fastened a strap to his waist and threw the loose end over a line shaft which was revolv­ ing just above bis head at the rate of 600 revolutions a minute. The next instant the young man was perform­ ing on “the trapeze” in a manner that would have mude an old circus man turn green with envy could be have witnessed it Luckily he Wbs seen in time to stop the machinery mid save his life. Aside from numerous bruises and a fractured forearm he is doing as well as could be expected. Dr. H. F. Peckham Is attending. YANKEE SPRINGS. Mrs. Fannie Everett and son, of Nashville, and Mr. A Durfee and family, of Maple Grove, visited at T.S. Clark’s week before last. . Kitty Norris, of Prairieville, vudled friends and relatives at the Springs the same week. There is some talk that a new store will be built at the Springs. It is hoped that it may not end in talk but in u reality; a general merchandise store 4'ould do a good business and lie a great benefit to the community at iaiwe. .John Weaver has a new carriage. ' it's Adandy, now he's got It aH dressed up. No items last week on account of the absence of your scritje. Jay Barnum, of Carlton, caught some very fine fish in Deep lake last .week. Sheep shearing is in full bloom nowa-daya. The corn in this section ta being damaged a considerable by the cut worm and mole. A considerable music was furnished to the eastern part of the town last Saturday night. It is hoped the parti­ cipants will be light in their charges, and not present, their bill until after threshing. J. M. Smith attended a picnic at Gull lake last Saturday. He was one of the speakers uf the day. Calvin Beach and wife, of Paruielee. vistu-d at T. 8. Clark’s Monday night. When we get our fife won’t we have lota of martial music? Orangeville Mills. Before Mr. Woodman gets upon his ear quite ao high it would be well for him to find out if your correspondent told a malicious He or was misinformed. When he wrote they had decided to hold their meeting# once in two weeks, but when I wrote what I did, it was every week. If they can’t play their drums, let them keep them at home until they eon. An organization can be anuisaaoeand not be composed of scoundrels or beggars either. He doea well to leave a loophole for escape when be says he was not aware of any threats the night of the fracas with the email boy#. My Informant claimed to have been present at the time and I reported it as told to me. What was said about a member of the G. A. R.post, ao it is they that were insane Instead of the ‘ writer. The writer admits bring op­ posed to the organization, but when be says there is any injustice or malignity it to a He. Whs*. was written, I had as POUROOANEBL8. 1good authority for aa Mr. Woodman. Ben Wing to at home again. Will Chase is on the sick list. Bertha Reed visited her parents Miss Sadie O'Dell spent the past week ।Saturday and Sunday. with her aunt M. A. Bbice. Mrs. H. C. Turner, ot Waylaid, is Wm. Wood ha# the foundation for visiting her old friends and neighbors . ithis week. :his house laid. Mrs. Lucy Standish, of Jamestown, is F. M. Seeds is quite tick this week. vudting friends in this vicinity. “Does the Court understand you to Grandma Richardson is very ill at present writing. isay, Mr. Jone#, that you saw the editor Flora McCollum «oent Sunday with <of the Argus of Freedom intoxicated?" “Not ataLsir. I merely said that J her cousin. Lottie Towzuon. Ozro Barnum. who broke his leg ;had asm Mm so flurried in Ma mind ume time ago. is now able to walksome wtthtbei �A FINANCIER WANTED* regarded sa the train of the ant and that play. They rccugnirj; one nnotlser after fihe do® for ll?" in every a ity and real lovetineaa of tie < evening and port seiitrios; they make John E. Owen, it is, said, will never roach and even tunnels under rivers; again appear on the stage. they collect food for the community, and They tie exwhen an object too large for entrance is facially liable to auddso brought to the nest they ndargs the Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, door, and afterward build it up again; etc. Wo guarantee AokcFa English they go out to buttle in regular bands Remedy a positive cure. •. It saves Sold by and freely sacrifice their lives for the hours of anxious watching. ' " " Fiu'D’kHo'TChkiim, Druggist. common weal; they emigrate in accord­ ance with a preconcerted plan; they cap­ Peter Ashadeago, Indian, was drown­ ed in Sutton’s bay Saturday. ture ilavea.’ " “Dr. Lindsay, in shaking of the white Children will refuse Ind tasting cough ant, says: ‘They exliibit foresight in tho medicine but they will all lie willing to courtruction uf long clay chimneys for take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort ©ninmunieation with air. land, or both, and wild cherry whenever offered. It during inundations. Their edific^t or is as pleasant as maple syrup and will reach a bad cough anti cure the whoop­ ing cough much quicker than any other cliambcre, offices, ordinary too ma and preparation of the kind. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. egg rooms, floors and ceiling*. pillars and East Saginaw has one saloon to , “Of the agricultural. or harvesting every twenty-five voters. ant. Dr. Lindsay says: 'It not only Stores up wed, but cultivates the plants which i-ittcr lane, onenaire ureain. coaieu are to provide it, and carefully gathers l-einx tongue. -.Ick headache, drowsluess, «llv:n-si. in its crop at the right season. In tlus loss of appetite. If this condition is allowed to continue, serious consequences may result. By promptly taking Hood’s HareaprflU, n fever apt to get wetted and to sprout; and, ac­ may be avolAed or premature death prevented. cordingly, on tho first flno day the anta Itta a poawltlni cure for blillousneM. Hold by hi) druntlvte. bring out all the damaged grain and set Hon. Austin Blair will orate at East it in tlie sun to dry, returning to tho store only such as is uuin jure<L These Saginaw on the Fourth. ants may truly be said to cultivate their ertates. They have grass paddocks. From their fields they clear all the herb­ age nave aristidee stritta, a grain-bear­ wsm cured of rheumatism of 10 years standinp.” ing grass, called by Dr. Lincicum ant­ ttirub 11.'...-, , .ir-. 1> ::. IU-. )>!i rice, and they sow the seeds of the same affirms: I..“The ,..w best seUluz medicine I........ I-I have erer grus.' "—Sarah E. Titcomb. Hitters. ”‘ testimony, m> that the - venllcfxjt unanimous that Electric Bitten do eure all dheaae-i at the It » only in tradition that the history Liver, Kldnryt or Blood. Only half a dollar a bottle at Goodyear’s drug re. of the Indian livw, ajkl only one version of the story is evA1-heard. Sometimes The telephone ofilce at Reading does this is no true to nature that no room for not pay and la now for sale. doubt can be found. Such is the fol­ lowing chapter from the annals of the Beaver tribe, which lives m the northern One day a young chief shot' his arrow through a dog belonging to another brave. The brave revenged the death of his dog, and instantly a hundred bows were drawn. Ere night had fallen some eighty warriors lay dead around the camp, the pine woods rung with the lamentations of the women, the tribe had lost its bravest men. There was a temporary trute; tire friends of tho eliief whespe Arrow had killed the dog yet num­ bered'- some sixty people; it was agreed that they should separate from the tribe, and seek their fortune in tire vast wilder­ ness lying to th^south. In the night they began their march; sullenly their brethren saw them dujart towards the great plains which were said to be far southward, by the banks of the swift-rolling Saskatchewan. The tribe Beavers never saw again this exiled band, but a 10b years later a Beaver Indian, who followed the for­ tunes of a white fur-hunter, found him­ self in one of the forts of the Saskatche­ wan. Strange Indians were camped about the pakaadefi; they ware portions nf the great Blackfeet tribe whose hunt­ ing grounds lay bouUi of the Saskatchawho, when they conversed together, spoke a language different from that of the otlwir Blackfeet; in this language tho Beaver Indian recognired his own tongue.—Youth's Companion. Ing wrasnaunr curer "J tn oorrtrtlng the acidity ®< tb" Is tho coum ci the toeara. o:-.d puxltytac. ■nd enriching the vital fluid• may make their skin smooth and healthy bv taking enough of Dr. Heroes “ilolden Medical Discovery” to drive out the humors lurking in the system. tn five m Inutea. Cures chills, cramps, cholera, and cholera morbus. 145c. All druggists. Dr. Rexford, the sensational Detroit preacher, is not expected to live. Hood's HarMpwJlU has done lor olbm ti l-MLlth tafsty of the country; that the present tariff is a twsdlew oppression; that cur currency is a chaos under an 111-judrad coinage law that hinders ._ -j .I-- — .n f «I suffered frmn what the durmra called . ■____ Al__ ' T Mpvflla and am entirely cured.” J. V. A. PBOirorooT. letter carrier, Chicago. Hl- some one physically tilted for the requlro- customs, and the Moerelty of a change in tho tiuaaclaj policy, and odd» that b« has hoped that tho jorty to which be Iwioup., Influencsd by contidMioo In tbs secretary, -might bo led to an who may deaire,Ab<x* < To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.' Gro­ cery’, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome ail his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goode in his line, at the Lowest Prices. Im Goods Constarty Amving! Hood’s Sarsaparilla JULIUS RUSSELL only by C I. HOOD S CO., Lowell, Mw ICO Doses One Dollar. - We have taken the Agency for the new line of ’ 13 AN INSTANT. therefore with great unwillingness nccepta tho rvsiguntiou, and expresses the hope that city immediately on a special car on the Cbmapeako A Ohio railroad, for Warm bpriaga, Bath county, Virginia. Mr. Manning, after a brief sojourn at this point, will proceed farther north. !! READY FOR BUSINESS. ,Tvliu—Plucky American Platiemisii. raging throughout proportion to moot such trouble should It Flalib the wall* and ceilings with AlalMuiilne. You can do II; Inexpensive: try it. White and twelve tints. Cheaper and better than paint, KMaomlne or paner. DtslnfocU and prercuta <lb»ea»e». lirauUfal pie card tree..... Bydrux.... ...4 sum ...I... ..i...... dujatch from watch American flsbarmea Wednesday “It is surprising," hays Mr. John H. they would sink any polios boat ant Sullivan, “what a trifling thing win start a stampede that may coat many lives and the loss of hundreds of " cattle before it can be controlled. I was coming up the Texas trail once with a party*of other oowboya. We had 4,000 cattle in the bunch. One of the boys opened Ills tobacco-jxiuch to get u chew. The wind blew a abred or twoof the fine cut out of his fingers. The tobacco flouted away and lodged iu a steer’s eye. In a moment the eye liegan to smart, and the steer got wild. Its antics started others, and in believed ten seconds the whole herd was surging xuiaiatent with > duty and dulling about, out of all control. It ecu ven ion to was k6o days before we got the herd working quietly again. Two of our best boys ware trampled to death, and scores uecvuarily include the adoption of a plan by which protection could be assured to all of cattle were lost."—Exchange. labor orgnnixat.ons, against th» expelled members of each other, and u plan of exchange of cards Is sugTin1 graduate of the school aa he stands on the threshold of the world ace on every hand wealth, luxury, extrava­ gance, splendor. But, curiously enough, ganlxatwnt »mploy«d ahould hare M voice these good tilings of life are not in pos- in tiw matter. Tba trade nniouieu declare ■emion of the skilled workers who pro­ thaaddraM umatirfactory. duce them. They are mostly in the hands of those who, like himself, can not to amend U>o liquor bill by providing tor produce a single thing they want or need. the clodng on Sunday of every public He naturally begins to study the art of bouw iu England, except iu Loadca aud lu compelling others to produce things for tuburla him.—Charles H. Ham. THE MARKETS. Gai’IandStoves. Mr. W.H.\'umtort>iltwMlc tnlklng.with President Garrett suddealj dropped dead. Vico President Brndricka took a severs General MeCteUan after a drive tn a cold wind rank li; hm chair and breathed hl* last Thera r.re a fewof tbe t»o«t prominent coxa of »wlden.<i •Bth.thouwiniU of which are occurring cot.-tautly. Doctor* naiially shako their bead* nud say "Hrar; disease or '‘eppoplexv.’’ Not one en*c In ten I* so caueed. We go back of all this and find tbecauee. which U invariably—Rheuma­ tism. This dtoMM has uanatty bran con­ sidered paUitul but not daagrrous.wberens It leone of the most dangrrou> of hu afflictions. It is caused by morbid humor* 'in tbe blood, aud If it fflea to the heart the infferer die* Instantly. Suppose, for example, a pereou take* cp'.d which be­ comes painful in the shoulder, limbs or ■round some Joint. And suppose tbe cold te driven from that locality, where does it ro? To some other part of the Imdy, possibly tbe head, poudbly the heart. What 1* the result? Death! It is dangrrou* tn try and drive rheumatism. It tea blood rtlseasc and can only be fought iu the blood while it» dangerous nature makes it-on exceedingly M-rlous subject. Unqueetlor.iiblj tb.o.muat efficient means for driving three morbid hutrn re. eeld* and rheum* from tbe body nu’.v known to tbe world Is Hibbardi* Hbeat».,tlo Syrup. It la an original discovery which alme directly for the blood and l» taken in­ to tbe circulation within ten minutes from the time it la used, it diraolroHthe poiaou। ous adds, counteracts the doadi- humors and expels ail rheums from tl o circula­ tion. Mr. George W. Kennedy, ecretary of tho KlectrlclJght Ca.of Jackson.Mich., after going through a severe experience which greatly afflicted him and endan­ gered hi* life was nnplctely restored by the u»o of this kermxly and In uieaklng of ft bo saM.’Tnnke an external anplleatlon it seems to remove tho dlaenra by purify­ ing tbe blood and I can cordially recom­ mend It to ail.” Thia is * serious subject which may well concern even reader. Mtwcular rheu­ matism I* dangeroiia Its sllghte-t ap­ proach may well lost’ire terror. It ahonld Iw checked al once am’ by the means which Will must certainly and efficiently do IL They are something entire!, new in design -tad finish, of zeupenor quality and fullv war­ ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of. Cost. We also sell tbe Latest and Best Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paint# in Large and Small quantities; also Varni-hes. Tur­ pentine and Japans. Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self,harpeniiig Share and Point. They are giving the best satisfaction doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-naif the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jaekson Tile. MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; anc to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent t ickct with ZOA-PflORA each pound for cash. ^—Tickets goot in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in sto :k at face ■ value. Is the best remedy for Try Our Tea! all complaints peculiar to women. Smith, Ham HanArw March 10th, 1886. ROGERS & n FAUSEY, ps®ffl5 H-A.SJTITVC3rSl, S. >r dry catarrh subject who MICH., ------SELL THE CELEBRATED----- Jno. Deer Corn & SummerFallow Cultivator. , The Htar which recently strangled itself at Hottoti will reappear st Fremont. c«». , freight aa well won th- uno of which tbe______ ,___________ would be vastly kwraoed. If tbe raUruada would use driver-braktsa on their . froight kx-aniotivcn and aatomatie brake* took IOUI MX***"" -—I cheerfully recommend Hood’s Bzmpxrliu an one of the best blood purifiers In tho world." W. F. -Wood, Bloomington, Ilk t**g I found no relief, but grew worse. 1 then iH-can taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and It did artlclis. and that a be is obtainable by a few ISXM’JSSXEEfS'XtS baa little or no control over his train. DRY GOODS IVEillin.ei’y G-oods, Mine host Dougan of tlie hotel Jerome, at Sln«ej»uiead Bay, is not only a typical ' boniface. but a devoted archiologirt as well. He spends most of his spare time exploring the Long Island creeks and bays for relics of the lost race* that once peopled tlicir banks, and he tells me that he iuis discovered beyond a per-adventure that the Long Island Indians were mas­ ters uf the art of clam-baking centuries ago. Near Sheepalmad is one creek which is banked and bottomed with tons of clam and oyster shells, whose friabil­ ity shows tlwm to liave been subjected to the fiction of heat. From this he argues that they were once roasted, and there was none but the Indian to roust them. Uonsequently the Indian must have been a clam-baker. There is on in­ calculable mine of this shelly debris, which is now being dug up for road-building. His discovery goes far to confirm the theory of an old Hands. Cldlblnluk. i local historian I used to know at South­ ampton, who claimed to have asoerInal; July, opened Wjp-. . la. d tfc>; tained that Lung Island was once a sort of annual rendezvous for all the Atlantic tribes of Indiana, who made a pilgrimage ^Twrnty eklldreu are down with the measles there, camped along the sheltered bays and inlets of the south aliore, and at» i/dis shell-fish and puw-wowed, arrange, treaties and declared war, just as a <“on Lire slock—The following ,10Duu.m. wen regnsw of the civilised nations does to-day —Alfred Trumble in New York News. Speaking with a well informed mil­ road man recently on the humrdotisneun of railway employment, he said the averngc life of freight brakemen >6 only about ten years, and that in the neighborhood HIS STOCK OF AND An old physician, retired from prac'ire. having ‘T^ashixotow Cm, June 4.—Respecting bad placed In his hands by an East India mis­ sionary the formula of a simple vegetable re­ As order for tho asssm bling of our north medy for tbe speedy and penmurt-nt funs’of kaaatlc tqnadroo a high official sa|d: Consumption. Rrooehltla. Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, idao a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after bavliir tested Ila wonderful curative powers In/thousands ot cases, has fett It bls duty to make it known to ills Buffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send free of cimree, to all who desire It, tlita recipe. Iu German, Freneb or English, with full giving the squadrou a cruise and having it directions for prej»arliig and using. Bent by mall bv addressing with stamps, naming thfa In proper tbape tor anr service that might W. A. Nona, 1« Power’s Block, lloches- be required ot tt.” Thl» uttaraace indicates Diphtheria is Osceola county. tbo pains and *^<3 rf riseuntatlim, &"> this pot-xit remedy a fair trial. EM H.;:'4ptJU>j>er UPqt cara. An tadlspmubte Farming Tool. Ths bmt In the world- The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These machines have been thoroughly tested, aud have proven satisfactory in every instance Call and look them over. .. THE NORTH FA THRIFT .D PLOW. Our large sales of this plow and the splendid sati>f»' ti°n S've’ v7’eJ^vcr tried proves its worth. The North Fairfield is tne best plow made, as every farmer will tell yov who uses it. in the Elevator. BroadvsF �I NO LONGER A ‘‘BACH.’ • AMOPnyMZATXB’gBTOBT THE APACHE. Crawling Over Red Hot Bara of yL PRESIDENT CLEVELAND BOUND WITH fetters of silk, grd the Whitt Hou»e Given a Channing Midrest - Process of Tielng the Knot . ccrntary Lamar chose f,-,r ,k., ,, k quiriu cut-glass scent-bottle wic,‘U T? inlaid with diamonds. Mr. Wlb^BuXn gave a largs diamond pendant to be — U at tbe throat. The l>rt.(„ .hj ora ; J — — ' ---------—■;-------- ■w —— Joyful Event-Off for to? Mountain* U: :v—C4ncr*tulation*/ “Opium or death I" The brief sentence wm fairly hissed Vin^lr^t °|f “ Promto«rt druggiit on \ Ine street bv a person who, u few vmcit ,U£° off u to-day a hopeleaa Otte can scarcely realize the sufferings . 2?r opium 'ifUm. De Quhttv haZ vh idly portrayed it. But who can titlyH<rw«ithe ,o? °! lhc retiCuwl ■ erfy wii1^ °Z *>nnwith March, Harwood A- (in ~nr.t«Uw hr brou-r. WI-, u. pany went our to the nipper room tbe Mile advanced and put the kffif0 Ul lUo treat caks anrt ___ . D . VU6 ,reU k““«;‘‘ a™ o’H. c: thtadir^.!, - ohemlH.-; formerly ot bit M n’. “ °“r O'K’rtt'' yrxtenfay n tbtoUo?""- 8 •K'r““»l «<perienoe ta ,ar,,s!:jLin*k~- -j ~ “I have crawled over red hot bars nf iron and coals of fire ” he said ^n?vf v?rv th, Hri£? <®uni fren*y’lhe -TbgMo'KyESf -- —----- . —- - luuuugram “L. r. and the date -June 2, IsSfl,” in gold. Each h°x *“ tb*l with a white satin ribl-oo, and on the card fastened at one corner tho bride and groom had written tbrir namea 15 mlnoodar afternoon, after tbe last sniv. conference with his <-abinet officers, tbe president sat down ut a table with Mi*, hohoni, aud tbe two had a merry tiffin writing their autographs on tbe iitUo cards on the boxes Th., satin wore after­ ward inclosed tn white pasteboard boxav Tbe following'U a complete )Ut of thoer pr»«t: Folsom, toother tbe bridethe itev. Mrs W M. Clereland, tbeofpreLd^ '.novKH ci.Evauaaa erat photograph. 1 pvt tin wul'hs country, ba* l«en ; -> .1 !*!■»* ■.tend n*. ill* tho luatrirnonial Tinted Jtoto of I it'!»lorli<*>L All day Wednesday fully prepared and led when, a minuta tafora • Ji m rhe president, with Min Fol- tverytbiag bale, and she wedding march by MandolaKhi. «a- truck up. At utu» -tho guests amng*d'tbrt:re<lr«a( iu a semlcjrclo two tbol'iu*- room. H*v. Dr. Byron Sunderland nf the gtte*t«. Exactly on the the prcpdrnt end Mha Folaom i’iurihu i Bum.’' They ad- in i itcppe > under tho cUandaliar. Dr' Suwirrland xuppe-i forward to meet ibea. and ju»: :.s ttotalU were Dealing and !b- ary-..-iy jn-nte W4« tiring, tbe .doctor ■‘•n.-u-nhri th-reiotnony by a uriet prjiT . 'J hen h0 said; “You who tJrsre tolentw into tba'hoiy >uto of ma trirainy wdl dit yuur ri.’ht LauIVwbL-b B.-Rrt»(|» a. ijump-jy obeyed. “Do you. tire w. t»t ;n tliis woman whom' you Zi IV p;- < ,■> i tu t-your lawful and th- president tbe" bride had her awl on the clergyman, expe-don of eager atnid high Intelbgence irrnlibstnixonM face. The cor- low but firm t b=; LudJid, but made no pledge It- I orgymen then invited nag Ina pro-idem extracted the symbol tf ’.iddwl faith from iu. vest pocket, and, without । wins it w tee minister and re•rlnugUta-’k fr<*;n him. bo placed it on IL--.'*wt.b ting-rof tbe bride's left hen I. Liud dectarad them man । ’What dod batb joined r. Wi • • • in - land 'supped forto. end qjwed Mimettiing •tore an exhortation to * Jl-.d ■ .upla approprl*’» to' t|--i.-iv.i 'rbe temtuvny was Irwf „. ‘ u.arx-i throughout with im“■> I grmt <iurntty. t>u! 4 a to uffldai rignta ■tnc ndit ot the line, and Sxretary L*“*! ’ uf r-’-i’t-i- General and Mn. Vilaa , I 01 land Mr* ijwiont formed the ex­ "*?* Mb . A» Mxiti as Brother William ’to- o.n1'41 ’-k' SU-rts ateppul forward inSr i caT" u»'r «>ngratolatj<mi. n*r re.at.vi-.. .... i r ...... _<.l. .. - ~.li . nuHcea tool Uto ?1Jn-,’ kiM hi* mother-in-law or £**T*1*U»«. and M did not even kUe tUPwL b ,l“ruw wedding drew of de iEr" ATlM,> 'laa*hUT uf tU C«npto WwJ ‘•d prince of you cootratt the htUtr 4““"“ ™r“ brok, me Till,?tau.?Ul,M*orpmcrt,*d °Wu”' mat is the way nine-tenths of casea commence. When I determined to stop however, 1 could not do it P" .*7? ?!lniav ** surprised to know “ he lw°7,lfth9 the slaves of opi?orPbin‘! ?re physicians. Many of these I met. We studied our cas*is carefully. We found out what .the "Tre Ln wWch the appetite was developed and sustained; that no vic­ brother; Miss Cleveland and Mrs Hoyt, tho tim was free from a demoralized con­ dition of those organs; that the bone of president a sisters; Thomas F. Bayard, retarv of <t»t« n-ni.i _______ . a cure depended entirely upon the degree SL^i ?hCh ““W ** iu.pari5to them. 1 have seen patients, while un­ William Q Whitney, secretary of I ng lre*tlnpnl. comjx-Ued to retort to opium again to deaden the pain in Mrs. Whitney; William F. V ^Meorpans. I marvel how I ever ———,------ *■' mwiw. UtU- escaped. iel a Lamont, firivate secretary to tbe \ “{wy°n mean to say, Mr. Wilson. lh"l Lou «cai»d the habit?" "Indeed I have. . "Do you object to telling me how'f Uu4dl~uo. ot twit. Mid,; Mr. Nosir. .studying the matter with several opium-eating physicians, we be­ came satisfied that the appetite tor S. Bissell, uf Buffalo, N. Y., tbe presfaiunt's opium was located In the kidneys and former law partner; Dr. and Mrs. Byron Hver. Our next object was to find a Sunderland. Attorney General Garland, al- specific for restoring those organs to th- Th* physicians, much against their code, addre&ad their attention to a certain remedy and became thorough­ ly convinced on its scientific merits alone tb<t it was the only one that could be relied upon in every cmb of disordered kidneys and liver. 1 thereIn the east rcom tho bridal party eouid V -ooU upon using It and, sutdementing tarry but a few minutes. At a — it i with mv own l,''“ special ,pK1,U treatment, final fioaf-­ before U they, I Ado their friends good-byaand entered their carriages from th- south ly got fully over the habit. 1 may say that the most important part of the side of the building—the side usually re­ garded as tbe rear of the null-ling- and treatment is to get those organs first in wore rapidly driven to tbrir special traits good working condition, tor in them which stood on a siding of the Baltimore eg the appetite originates and is sustained, Ohio track at K street Hhosraraof rice and in them over ninety per cent, of all and a tow slippers fell around them m other human ailments originate.” "For the lust seven years this position they drove nway from tbe White Home, has been taken by the proprietors of About V o'clock the cabinet officers and that remedy and finally it is becoming an acknowledgKlscientific truth among tlie medical profession; many of them, however, do not openly acknowledge it. and yet, knowing they have no other scientific specific, tlieir code not allow­ lost gue»U departed, and the White House ing them to use it, they buy it upon the servants bad rolled up the rug and turned quiet and prescribe it fn their own bot­ tles." down tho lights, tb<: crowd ouUido re­ “A.s I said before, the opium and mained, expecting' that ti>e president ^mi his bride would come and they might got a morphine habits can never be cured glimpse of them: but two hours before tho until the appetite forxhem is routed out of the kidneys and liver. 1 have tried every thing.—experimented with every­ thing and as the result of my studies and inw’stigation, I cun say I knowmaruicr to meet tbe approval of tbe diplo­ nothing that can accomplish this result matic corps. If it was a public . wedding, but Warner’s safe cure. . they think they should have been Invited; "Have others tried your treatment?'' Jf It was a private wedding of the chief "Yes sir, many: and all who have magistrate of tbe nation in hi« official resi­ followed it fully nave recovcreil. Sev­ dence, they think “ ... they should eral of them who did not first treat have official ____ received _____ _____ notification of their kidneysand liver for six or eight Che wedding, with . an explanation of weeks, as 1 advised them, completely reasons why it was private. If it was eiled. This form of treatment Is ala really jirivate wadding, .they think it ays insisted upon for all patients, shook! have occurred at the bride's boma whether treated by mail or at the Love­ Koxue of tbe blooming n^Carhes of the minor land Opium Institute, and Htippletuented by our special private treatment, it always cures.” . Mr. Wilson stands very high wherever known. His experience is r»oexve<i officially and allow them to make only another proof of the wonderful tbe a<x|uali>tauco of Mra. Cleveland, but that they would officially ignore tbe and conceded power o! Warner's safe wedding and individually be gov­ cure over all disease of the kidneys, erned Ly clrcu instance* In tboir liver and blood, and ,the discuses caused relation* with tbe White Hour®. bv derangements of those organs. We Tbn English rmd German minister* would may sav that it is very flattering to the not attrad tbi» matting, und they diiap- proprietors of Warner's sat-.* cure that prov e of ita coiiclndon and expect to quin it has received the highest medical tbe eticklrn for monarchical etiquette aud endorsements and. after persistent indnea the corp* to send a roproeentatire to study, it is admitted by scientists that Secretary Bayard aud a*x him to arrange , there is nothing in materia medica for for a reception to tho diplomatie corp* *1 .the restoration of those great organs an early day, so they can officially obtain that equals it in power. We take pleas­ tbe information of the praddent'e marriage ure in publishing the slave statements coming from so reliable a source as Mr. Wilson and. confirming by personal ex­ dent s wlfa perience whakwe have time and again published in our columns. We also ex­ they arrived nt 4 o'clock Thursday morn­ tend to the proprietors our hearty*con­ ing, and proceeded to a cottage adjacent tc gratulations on the results wrought.— that occupied by I*reaideut Garrett of the Cincinnati Times-StarBaltimore & Ohio railroad, which is eltuDr. Jackson’s Eve Salve is a Prompt and positive cure for all diseases of the eyes in inflamaUon. g«nul“tion’. weaknees of vision. It awts but 2» cents, and is highly recommended for piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. A train is in waiting vti uaw t a- — —— . —------- — Victoria; alec one from tbe British Cloth- “1 rUiL.“wdSw“"'* “"ta T^r*d-W1U‘ * round f®U ““U. -wbroltUmd (.lo‘10,u* *“d bordered with a <° u» rt«M hl;, n. «*bta^1RW!1T “d * UUU clu«‘*r of Tbe veil of tho mod rST"f m u ?”al'uuiy enveloped ^L-, "B from the coranetof « hlKk col!Tur* * *• ■«> l*u„ .!; ,onK U*ln- Tbe thjnj>.ttag over 3U gn.hu of opium An Editorial Greeting. Coldwatbb, Mich, June 3.—Michlgan Frees Association, at Its meelrng u«re Wednesday adopted- the following resolu- leary, Grover Uieveiaau, - United (Kates, on thia bta ’ro^‘nf d'‘^, To be chosen as president by the * an honor and privil.ge high «**•**“•’ From tho awful desolation of the Llanc Kstarado I hove trace;’, my red donlnionn with your blood upon tho sand: xou may sec ita current tinging through the tawny Colorado— . Are yon mad that you fmagin o I shall stay my lifted hand? I defy you and I hate you! Do you threaten me with death!— Mo, whow fervid spirit surge* with the centuries' hot breath? Turn and ask this flaming desert, it has tain forever.ao; It has scorched the helpless mesa with its seething overflow; Molten, ptflleea, remorseless—ask it if 1 fear to die! I am one with this—immortal—and the bloodshot suns of yvars ’ Burn with my soul, m ages they have burned this alkali: । I Biutll be apaiu tho desert—what have 1 to do with fears? You shall die, I shall clasp you to my heart with hot embrace, Whispering words of nwfnl vengeance in you? pallid, sprechlcM face. —Lippincott's Magarino. HANDSOME CHILDREN AS MODELS. Metropolitan Photographer Hon. M. A. Foran, of Ohio, member of the House of Repr»-s*iitative\ writes that SL Jacob’s Oil relieved him of acute boWy pains. Thomna <hwj . serving :i short to: tn Mt lhe Ionia prison, escaped Monday. He had ninety days to serve. "We commenced selling AthJophoros about a year ago. We have hud the best auccew wjth it of any rheumatic medicine wo ever handled," writes druggist O. W. Halstead, of Mason, Mich., and his experience is a common one. The taking of picture* by the electric light caught a good many curious ciu»tonftri wlifio it was fresh, but the novelty soon wore oiL Ihniilw. even at the l*»t. it was a very considerably more expensive pnxs«« than rqxirating by sunlight an>i did not leave tho margin of profit tliat would be necessary to make it profitable. You see, tlie person who lias a picture taken pays not only for that picture but for the time the pho­ tographer lias to wait for somebody to come and hare a picture taken. So, to make business better, either the profit upon each picture must be greater, or the number of picture* taken :nu*t be in­ creased. Photography by the electric light, as a matter of popular service, helped in neither way, unless in very excqrtional case*. Thoae who patron i«ed tlial method would have had pictures taken anyway, and simply chose that for George Gould is inspecting the rail way system in the south-west. JtcA, of every kind cured in » min­ utes by Wwifordt Bamtan Lofton. Use no other. This never fails. Bold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, lion being greater, tlie operator wm little, if any, bettered, except, perhapc, Hastings, Mich. Sims Beeves, the English tenor, says by the advertising. notoriety lw> got.— New York Sun Interview. he is going to take a iong rest now. Mild, soothing, and healing is Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. The Amcrioui die* from overwork and T ucv Larcora, whose poetry has been anxiety. When he is 5 yeare old he be­ Wid37copied, once worked in a cotton gins school with tho determination to be at tbe head of tbe class. He will out­ mill ’ W*rt'« World * Wooder. or Family Llffinjent run, outjiunp, and lick any boy of his •SStaSffSffiX- KTfS: ®in5ia Bize. He entern upon a condition to strain tlutt in perpetual. Ab he goes on City awaiting trial for throwing stones m pas- it gets worse. He rauxt be in politic* at 80, rich at 30, great at 40, and if he waiter trains. measurably *ucce«U be is decaying at ,£zrsj5S.5rtSi‘S; 50, and dead nt 00. He ought to be dead. It is a fitting punishment for his audacity and liis steady violation uf the venta dandruff. . . . lawn of nature.—Chicago Time*. The SL Jgna<* manufacturing down Friday- Strike for ten houre * day. Winter has paswd and The explored cool beds of Ireland, ac­ th all Uie terrors of cording to the latest bluebook, contain aboui 900,000,000 tons ot workable coal, Pain«!ns. All drugzists__ chiefly anthracite. Adolph Heller. <d bare drawn ILMW tn M> AWtrtaa bona uxien. »id<* h«u« with mow anything. Tbe appanUwi is always ready, light to carry, and by traveling about, vhuing tbe farmer Iu the Aeid. the me­ chanic In the ahop. the housewife in the Bitting room, yon will In nine time* out o( ten ■« an or­ der to ’ take a picture ofxheni ju»t as they are.” or ot the baby, tbe bone, cow. or the favorite The huckleberry crop in northern work a* any artist mid plcaac nil your pairoos. Michigan is said to l>e badly injured by It Is a steady, pleasant and h.iuond.lc calling. the recent froeLt. Credit is due the german women and physicians for first using Bed Clover blossoms as a -medicine. Best results are obtained whed combined with our medicinal roots and herlts, as in Dr. Jones'Bed"clover Tonic, which is the liest known remedy for all blood dlMMs«ts. stomach and liver troubles, pim­ ples, costiveness, bad preath, piles, ague and malariadiseases, indigestion, loss of appetite, low spirits, headache and all diseases of the kidneys. ITice 80 cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. O. P. Shuler, of Charlotte, has twentyTelia five thousand pounds of slippery elm bark for sale. “The lateet catch is in advertising for handsome children as models., Every mother naturally thinks that iwr ixiby is the prettiest one alive. When the idea is preaented to her mind of not only having her beautiful baby pictured m a model, to the envy of all other mothers, Imt of actually being paid for that joy, it fascinates her. In less time than a cow could turn a liand spring she has fixed upon tho large sum sho will de­ mand, and of course receive, for per­ mitting her liaby to be photographed, and has even settled how the money ithaU be expended for baby's further adorn­ ment and comfort. Then filffi goes to the photographer who wants models, and his fine work begins. Mothers have to be treated in various ways, but the oper­ ator is a chump who can not take a pict­ ure of any decent looking baby so that, with a frame of Judicious ’taffy,' its mother will be pleased.' “If tlw subject Ium got a little beyond babyhood his. Job, that far, is all tlu* easier, for nil children are graceful and unconadoualy put •themselve* in pretty attituden. It is on|y the mother's atti­ tude tW lias to be cltanged. From one who has come to get moneyi she must be transformed to one who has come to leave money. So the model market is already supplied fully, greatly to the operator's regret, because a more beauti­ ful child he never, etc.," etc., or the pro­ prietor of the gallery unfortunately out and the operator lias no authority, to his infinite sorrow, for a mon! charming infant he n<ra^r, etc,, etc.; or it will bo a question thdRnust bcciindully considered before decision between ariother baby and this one, but there can be little doubt that such a lovely baby as this, etc., etc.; ar if tho motkor is one that seems to require rough medicine, het teiby, though a good average, will not do for a model, owing to certain imper­ fections, slight. perii.t|M, but ptweithelcM apparent to an artist's eye. AH’thn while there is tlteluegative, a very good prthentment of the blessed baby; making .its own apjeal with mute eloquence to the mother; “The end of it all is, of cotiwe, Dial, whether fnin ho|x- or pride or cunning expectation! of influencing selection, or spite, or jtist lxx.ajuw tdie wants th*nn anyway, the mother orders a dozen of baby's picture^.- Th“ fact is that no photographer really wuuta child mwl/fa. Very few children of actual value (for such service—like the little Fernandez, who wax tJioronghly trained for it—are obtainable, and there is no such demand for their pictures as used to exist. And it is very hard to take children's pictures —particularly those of babies—upleaa the operator hiw a jvecujiar talent for it, com­ bining with a natural love for children and potienpc with them, n rare magnet­ ism for coutrulling them and exceptional skill in feistuntanuuus . photography. When lie posAcsses all those qualificatknte he has as much of that sort of work as he can do, and needn’t advertise for child modefei.—New York Sun. Quick as a Wink. Co't^cwwcx.X reunite, are Acker’s Dyspepeis Tsbleta. Itecommended by phynictans and endorsed by all who" have nsed thorn. Tho best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency,sod Con­ stipation. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by Fkkd'k HoTcnKtiw, Druggist. wifb onr Keetro Rad taut Magic Lantern and views, advertising It during the day. and easily adding >10 to >r> aday In your income, m many are doing. This Is easy tolqwu and very pleas­ ant. We supply aQ that is nMded, all kinds ot views, lenses, lectures, etc. Studentstuidteachers win Ami this vt-ry profftahle. If yon have an earaort desire to better yourself Cnanetalb . see Munethlng of tbe world, acquire a good start In life, you can do It by taking our advice and Bending tor particulars. Address TEUECRAPHYiS^Tgag WANTED IN HASTINGS on energetic bitslneis woman to solicit and take onki* for the MADAME GRISWOLD Patent Skirt Supporting Coractt. Tlir-vc rometn have l>een cxtenrively "^wblch. vassera the paslio throughout the United Htatea. liitie and energy to eaunssslug ion bnlid up a permanent and Iren. They are ucX i»oid by mer give exclusive territory, thereby giving the ageot entire control of these superior onsets in the territory assigned her. We have a largo number ot agents who are making u grand baW*M wiling these goods, anti wr-desire such In every Itown. Address n wvr< »--e General Agent, x- —' Therefore see that the members of your family are. well supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. .Jecksem’s root and herb cordial; it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, promote sound sleep, strengthen thesystem and so remnove those distress­ Fifth Judicial (nrcult. In Chancery. Sr ing symptoms which, if neglected, may In the Circuit Court for the County! result in the most serious consequences. Ing in Chancery nt the Court House In the For sale by W. II. Goodyear. 81.00 per touting') on tbe 12th day of April. UBS. In tills caune.A appearlnr from affidavit on bottle. . tfte. that Use defendant Wilflam Teapie is not a resident of this state, but is a resident ot the State of Ohio, therefore on motion of Clement GILLILAND S PATENT MOLE TRAP. Smith solicitor for Complainant, it Is ordered, that defendant inter bls apjwarauce in said Hie most effectual protection against Ground cause on or before four months from the data of Molo* over iureuted. Easily operated and this order, ami that within twent) days the every trap warranted to do the work. This is Complainant cause this order to be published in th* product of the practical farmer and gardner tbe HaUlng* Haxxem, said yublkallon to be • • '■■■■ i: i. l.im-.-lf. State and county eontlnuod uuee In each week for *lx weeks in succeaslon. • . ri-irrcnces given, neuui pace, ei.uo. Altctlt!< FRANK A. HOOKER.Circuit Judge. wanted and lllieral dtscoant to the trade. J. G. CLEMENT SMITH, ftoflei tor tor Complainant. GILIJLAN'D. Patentee and Sole Manufacturer. [A true copy ] Attest GEO. W. ABBEY; Adrian. Mich. „ * Register. Newspaper Advertising. DAUCHYA CO.,17 Park Flaw. N. T. Make lowest rates an all newspapers In tbe U. S. and Canada. Established IM7. OflTar ">wlUlM«rtoae-lnchad□ptViai UllUI. vertiwments one month :n our selected list cl 828 Dallies and Weeklies, covering the V. H., for KNA Circulation 6W2S2 copire t>er month. This list and many other contbluatlons of papers sent on request. Please mention this paper. rpO THE 8MOKKRS OF THE CITY -L OF HASTINGS: J. H. Jieamer <f- Co^ the Live Grwxn. Hare taken hold of Baxter's Imckv Star Cigars. Hereafter the lovers of a gixxt rigar ran be aeoommodated for scents with a cigar that win ■ ■ '- ■ ' ' . . ■ : , ■■ lOertit rlirare smoked. Baxter’s Lucky Stars are clear Havana niler, Sumatra wrapper, made byhtuxt and no artlBrlal flavor. Ask lor Lucky Shir. J. H. REAMKB ft CO.. Sole Agents. XMtliUabcd FAY’S IMO. MANILLA ROOFINGI th. Im?.;. ■!«* not rercwG hkt. Un CT iron, oct ilway Iixi. tJnntta << Ict uxanmitMnt; MW »o •I’pUl T?AKN FOB SALE CHEAF. -One-hundred JT acre farm for sale. Are miles south of itastIngx. Sixty acre* Improved, living water, good orchard and all kinds of bolt. One-quarter of a mile firorn a good M.-lirk>l house. Terms reason­ able. J For particulars Inquire' of Daniel Brant Default having been made tn the conditions of a certain mortgage, made and executed bv Andrew fx-b.ifth.-Mwr tend Anna 8cliaffiian.-x-r. his wife, to Harnuel lt»n. dated December 3th. Mie, and recorded fb-thr office of the Ref-tstnr at Deeds for the county ot Barry and statol Michigan. January 2d. tsfa. at B o'clock a. m.. in liber 22 of mortgxges on page >72; by which default the power ot sale In said mortgage con­ tained has become operative, and there M now claimed to be dur and uu>>ald on said mortgage and note accompanying tbe same al the date ot this notice lhe Bum ot thirteen hundred and twenty dollars and ninetyfive cents, and the attorney fee provided by law. and no proceedings al law or In equity haring been taken to collect tbe same or any part thereof: Now therefore, uotlee is hereby given that by virtue of the pow­ er of sale in said mortgage contained, and tbe statute In such caw made and uroYided. on Hat unlay, the >ist <tey of August. A. D. iwc. at 1<» o’clock in the forenoon at the north front door of the Court Hou-e In the city of Hastings. Bar­ ry county. Michtgnu. I that bring the ydace of holding the Circuit Court for the county ot Bar­ ry. where said premises arc situated J there will be wild nt public auction or vendor to thr high­ est bidder, the nremtae* described tn Mid mort­ gage. or ao much a* may be neeW’an to satisfy the amount due tlierctm with Interest at seven per cent per annum and the cost and expense* allowed by law. Including an attorney tee ot twenty-flve dollars a* provided fnrin said mort­ gage; said premises Iwing described tn said niort-rage a* follow*, to wit: All those piece* or pan-els of land Ivlugand liv­ ing Mtuate In the township ot Hastings. Barry county. Michigan, known and described us fol­ lows, to wit -. The west half nf south-east quarMn<v II... u>.«. t.ull nt Vaaalf u., quarter of wtion thirteen < is:. In town three <3 north of num eight W) »e«t, containing on hundred arid twenty acres at land, more or leas Dated, May Tnh. MM. HAMVEI. CARSON. Mortgagee. CHAS. H. BAUKK. Att'v for Mongaave. WHO IS UNACQUAINTKO WITH THI OKOORAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL' BEK BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE CHICAGO, ROCK I8LAMO A PACIFIC RAILWAY THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Council Tickets, at R. R. CABLE �= --------- OF---------- HABTixes. Mich., June 10th, 1886. John Kelly, the notorious Tammany chief, died J une 2d. In many respects he was a remarkable map; but not of XDITOB1AX. MOTXS. tthe kind to make a nation proud of him. «r—• ' <or of the society of which he was ao Cyrus G. Luce, the leading granger jlong the official head. of the state, in a reqent address thus ex­ Tho date of holding the republican pressed himself in regard to the tariff on wool: :state convention has been changed to “These democrat statesmen must ■August 25th, Instead of Sept. 1st This have taken their inspiration from John 1so as to not conflict with the southeast­ Randolph, who used to say, 'he would (ern soldiers' encampment go a mile out of his way to kick a sheep.’ Tbe probability is that Col. Morrison, of the present congress, would go two miles fonthe same purpose. The reductlon of the tariff on wool in 1883 reduced the price of wool from 8 to 10 cents per pound. Now, has anybody received any benefit from that? Has the labor­ er, the manufacturer, the merchant been benefited? The wool interest has already been greatly injured, but it would seem as though a democratic congress was determined to destroy it entirely. Wool cannot be produced at a profit at less than from 30 to 33 cents per pound, and yet last year, “Mr. Luce said.” he had sold his wool, a first-class article of washed, at cents. This year prices are no better. The consequence is that the sheep industry is de­ clining. Farmers are selling out and killing off their flocks, and are talking of turning their attention to wheat. This is ruinous policy for them and for the country. We cannpt expect to raise and export wheat to^foreign countries and successfully compete with India where lalxir can lie had at six cents per day. Wheat production linproverishes the soil and should be limited rather than enlarged. To till the soil to death by raising large crops and exporting them is to curse our children and our children's children. Our farmers should be encouraged to raise aheep and cattle which should consume on the farm Its products and return to the soil what has been taken from it. But there is nothing whatever in the democratic „ policy toz encourage them in doing so.” The temperance people of Michigan, who have gone to the polls for years past and unsuccessfully voted for the election of one-idea men t> run the state government, should have their ' faith shaken in the ability of such now that it has been shown they could not even run the good templars’ mutual benefit association of Michigan, a sort of life insurance organization. Them too. there is food for thought in this same direction in Mr. Sagendorph’^ cir­ cular announcing, the death of the as­ sociation, which sets forth that the company has “never paid its way,” and advises all members to apply to a cer­ tain insurance company of New York, "which is said to be a very good company indeed and works on a basis simi­ lar to ours." The last clause is surely very commendatory. And Sagendorph has been a leader of the prohibitory hosts and oft their candidate for high office.—Evening News. ' . ‘ Randall is gunning for Morrison’s tariff bill, and expects to paralyze it before it can even.come to a vote. The harmony in the democratic ranks is startling indeed, and shows that when the party attempt* to keep any of its pledges, there are just enough opposed to the proposed action to kill it. If any man expects the democratic party to act. he will always be a victim to nils* ptaotid confidence. Ita strongest hold is finding fault with the acta of other parties. ■ New York Tribune: Individuals decorate loyal graves, but the nation doe* not. Its government is busily en­ gaged in remembering and rewarding men of the other sort. Those who help­ ed to make those graves at present make and execute laws for the country. The union soldier steps out of the place of public trust, and is called an offens­ ive partisan; tbe more intense partisan­ ship of the soldier on the other side is not offensive, and he steps in. ■ And thia from the Evening News: James G. Blaine deserves the thanks of the friraxte of Ireland all over the world for its clear and concise exposi­ tion of the iMue between the oppressed island and the imperial government His plea for home rule is eloquent and unanswerable. Gladstone himself has not presented the case in a stronger lirtt Democratic leaders concede that the chances for the republicans securing a majority in Lhe next house of represent­ . atives are much better than they, the democrat*, desire. We might add for their consolation that the prnepeeta for republican success are improving every ‘_________ 1‘resldent Cleveland bought 83.000 ,worth of little boxes at 812 each, in ,which to send little scrape of wedding <cake to his friends. More Jeffersonian i almplidty. BOWEN'S MILLS. They have started a singing school at the Stokoe school house. ' ( Yankee Springs township picnic oomee off Friday of this week, at the । grove on the farm of the late Calvin .Hill. Come everybody and let us all 1have a good time. 1 wish to make a little correction. In ,my last week's letter I see it reads one |hundred went from hall to the cemetery. !It should read one hundred teams, as Jthere were several hundred people. There were also in attendance tbe De­ ,wight and Louden band and a fine corps (of aingers. Barlow lake lodge L O. G. T. is proud 'of their prize awarded them at the late district lodge held in Maple Grove. ' Eid. Gillaspie preached at Dunken 1 lake last Sabbath, to a well fijled house. Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gent’s Furnishing Goods. Profits No Object, for All Goods Must Go! My Stock is New. No shelf-worn shoddy. I bought the right, as I the cash and got all discounts. I have sold them close, as i have sold for cash. But I have decided to Close Them All Out! A Sult S t B0; former price, • 3 B0; otter. Mil for * B 00 A much better Men’* Suit.... 5 00; “ 7 00; A *ervicab!e all wool ault.... • 00; ; » ® A daisy suit.................................. "00; “ 10 00, t A fine worsted suit 12 00; “ All Clothing at Proportional Rates. Not long since economical real eetate owner wrote his own placard and dis­ played the legend "To Wrent” upon one of his building*. Of course everybody laughed at it Irritated by the circum­ ’stance. he inquired of a friend thecause. and was told that he had misspelled the word “rent." He said he could easily change that, and speedily the sign "Two Ixct” was dangling before an amused public. At a sewing-circle all the women were talking, and some of the subjects hopelessly confused. For instance, e subject of cricket*'and church choirs.. “I never heard such a horrid noiso-'as they made last Sunday," said one h oman referring to the choir. “Nor I either," said another, thinking she re­ ferred to the fall cricket*; “they say they brake that noise with their hind St We are positively going out of the Crockery and Glassware trade. •„ We offer our entire stock of the above goods at Adml Cod, until tbe last piece is sold. This is no advertising scheme; I have always made a specialty of keeping good Overalls, no idle talk. We mean just what we say. that I could warrant. I do not keep any of the alleged cheap overalls,” that are dear at any price. I have cut tbe price to We will replace it witn an entire new and different line of these figures: A good warranted OveraU iOc; former price, 8 «0; others charge 8 71 TtS " i.®; jotheradomk^ goods, of which we will tell you about later on. Harvest Mittens, 25c per pair. A Texas Judge, who is the perfection of dignity on the bench, swore in as a witness a rather frivolous-looking fe­ male. “What is your nameP" asked tho Judge. “Dolly Dimple." "Where do you reside y" The witness giggled and replied: “What's the use or me telling you where I live? You wouldn't call on me anvhow—would you Judge? Lamps and Lamp Goods. Regardless of former figures. As I sell for cash only, I save my customers from paying interest on other people 8 R . counts, and from furnishing goods gratis to dead-beate. But former prices are discounted by the figures I now oner: “Inquirer”—No. an intelligence office ( them. ;is no place to look. for intelligence. The name is entirely irrelevant. But । you want a green house-girl that you If I have the exclusive agency for Wilson Bros.’ Fine Shirts, will have to teach all she will ever the best in this or any other market. I sell: know, j that is the very place where they others charge 8 49 have them on draught Titles do not A good unlauiidri«l Shirt.. • SO; former price, • ‘ AS; | 86; “ TV signify anything in America. Finer Isundrled Shirt......... “■ ■ “■ 1 25; others don’t keep them Wilson Bros, unliun'd Shirt 1 00; 1 25: “ “. । Believers in metempsychosis have 1 00; ’ " laundned “ bad their faith refreshed by tbe recent 1 60; “ 1 a; ;birth of a child who, upon coming into 35; others charge 50 a; ■the world, made a searching setutiny 0f Good work Shirt 65; “ 75 45; :his surroundings, and, sinking back in Better work Shirt 75i " » 60; The best work Shirt .the nurses arms, remarked: “Thank heaven! at last I have got myself born •into a family that is comfortably fixed.” “Will you kindly tell me what is go­ ing on in that church ?" naked a tramp of a gentleman who had just descended the steps—“They arc holding a church fair." “I’m very sorry." "Why are you sorry, my dear friend?" “Well, 1 was going to ask you to help me, but if you have been in there, it ain’t no use." Crockery, Glassware, Every article marked down. I have made prices that sell them. Now is the time to buy, while tie assortment u com­ plete. . . Now is your time to Strike it Rich! The goods must go. At the same time we shall continue to sell Staple and Fan­ cy Groceries at the usual low prices. We have just received 1,(00 pounds of choice Smoking Tobacco, called “The Hoorn," which we hare placed on sale at I have a full line of Mexican Sea-Grass Hammocks, which I will close out at $1.00 each. These are usually sold at $1.50 tho remarkably low price of 15 cenls'per pound. each. # . I cannot give a complete price list, but enough to show that Don’t forget that we are the leaders in low prices. I have reduced prices on all goods from 15 to 40 per cent. Now is the time to buy, if good"goods and low prices are any object to you., Nevegin the history of Hastings was clothing Respectfully, sold ao cheap as I am offering now. , R. K.-GRANT, Cash Clothier. J. H. BEAMER & CO. we,ssertbros„ ^TRAORDINARY Values! HASTINGS, MICH., Agents for the Celebrated , --------- IN— Ladies’ and Children’s - “I don’t miss my church so much as you suppose," said a lady to her preach­ er, who had called upon her during her illneas; “for I make Bctay sit at the window as soon as the bells lx*gin to ring, and tell me who are going to church, and whether they have got any­ thing new on." । #-1 . Jerseys and Jackets! “Trust" may be a good motto for a Christain; "trust not" is a good one for a tailor. If exercise promotes health, those who collect old bills for editors should be among the longest lived people on the earth. SHAWLS. The more liquor a man drinks the thirstier he grows. Like a craft left by the tide on the beach, he gets high and dry. We have the most Complete Stock in the City. He was bound to be accurate, and he thus described the woman's costume: "She wore a suit of something or other, ent bias and trimmed endwise.” Our New Spring Stock is In An English gentleman, somewhat bald, entered a hairdresser's in Paris’ to lie operated upon, and wm thunderMruet to And himself charged lOt. "Ten francs!" he exclaimed, “for cutting mv hair!” "Oh! no, monsieur; not for cut­ ting your hair, but for finding the hair to cut.”—Chamber'* Journal. AND COMPRISES All the Latest Novelties! tered a Clark street saloon hurt evening, and to his Infinite surprise and unspeak­ able mortification discovered his cais­ son seated at a card table indulging in the wicked game of euchre. He bounced the youth unoeremonifraalv; then looking at the vacant chair at the table be noted that hi* hair had left a Coxxxe £LXXd I ; le pot. Thus is virtue rewarded.— *n Francisco Argonaut. The editor’s drawer of the February The state prohibition convention has ■ larper’s tells of a clergyman not fur om Chlc«o who surUed hla parish r,n__i___ L—__ stereotyped lie that *11 who will not view the temperance quaition as the □oon. third party prohibitkjuiata do hypoerttaa and friends of the mUooui. Remember that in Argand Vapor Stoves! The Little Brick Grocery The Lord trill be with us during •shoal T kindly tafuirad * a jnTWttt who -wm waitftq See! Cali and See It. We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, we pay more for Butter and Eggs. Weissert Bros. Goodyear &, Barnes. �The Hastings Banner. '^TINGS. THURSDAY. JUNK IT. IMS. Local Advertising Rates: NwrArirt Local-'.8 rents prrlln®. Local*.» reais Hr Paa. EL, !-•'< «!»• rents per Unr. .'iMUisrv Nolle* s, 3 ernta per line. rS .1 Tnsnk-. io cent- per line. , ’f nnd Wroth notices trrr. ft lor Entertainments for profit of Indivt*..-— , _ - —tn *(■ aS jyATCHES! ihown la »>>*» city****,0»,1 pattern* in Solid GidiKGold Filled, Sil- kry wind nnd wcond-bxud WaUliIf tn ne«! of a Watch or any olbsr goods tn !< mre sud examine my stock. kj lli.r. JOHN BE88MER, | Jeweler and Optician. yAlLMElte! U Don't Clve Any Order*! THE DEERING t/./. STF.F.r. HJXDRR. | THE NFWKST’, THE OLDEST! iij; < >iitt House. Ita.i:injr», Mich. ’ AIi s Toronto in July. hL/VJfH ,y:RBONAL_MENTlOM. John Xlepfer la In the city. Lafaywte Hughes la home w.— Loren Haimas nnd family, formerly 'An interesting program has been 8^2“ B^toT to b0IM ,rtm «rand of this city, but for 12 yeare a resident of Los Angelos. California, are visiting prepared for the annual reunion of the Hastings friends. high school alumni, which takes place Sunday. at Cole 81 landing, Thornapple lake Sat­ •dtaHtSX" Hastings Will Celebrate.—The urday afternoon, the 2?th. full programme of exercises for the cel­ ' Jf you would be pleased and enter­ “^rol'i' to vU1U“» «rand ebration in this city July 3d. is given tained. hear the cantata of Queen below. It has been decided by the pro­ Father at Union hall Wednesday. ouF.Tnkef’,uttl‘ h0“"™» Chlca<o jectors of the celebration to have it ua free as possible from the objectionable Thursday and Friday evenings of this feiauru of the usual observance of in­ week. Admission 25c and 15c. Tickdependence day. A larger sum than eta at Fred Hotchkiss. usual has been raised by our enterpris­ our ing citizens for the occasion, but will be Mlnher Bros, have several second •tn««1Th^£,yN“h’ili''' WM hand twine binders for sale cheap. expended mostly as prizes for unobject­ wm m ionable sports, aud for the trotting and These machines are in complete repair I ttVatriu^/ running races on the fair grounds, and **},-"*?* ,nto th* h*rv«t the basa ball game. Read the programe, tidd. We advise our readers in need of h«li« TSSy'“ ln Ch“rlotl* “> and see if you do not say that it la the a binder to look these machines over. most pleasing and eensible timt could be devised for a celebration of our na­ Charlie Baooock, of Baltimore, en­ th. new tional blrjhday. riched the city treasury by 83 and paid 340GBAMMK. 86.50 costs, for exhibiting pugilistic Salute at cuurtae. his Grand parade at 10 a. m. Froceitloti will form propensity on State street 1-aturdav OU Creek itrect al 8:J0. under tho direction ot evening. Slugging cornea high, buti J. M. Bauer, marahal ot tbe dav. Charlie thought he must have a little Exhililtlou drill at 10 JO, by tfie Drill Corps Of Ha»tln«. Dlvltlou U. K. K. of F. of it. Exccrtl»e» al Court House »<;uare 11 a. m. Mtralc. Baud. Rev. J. L Buell, P. E., will conduct I Frayvr. Rev. W. A. Hztttaberg;r., Mazie, America. Choir. quarterly services, at the Martin school "-J.biX’^SSi.y0.' HraUcni, Hon. F. A. Dean. Charlotte. Sport* commencing at 1 p. m., on Htate rtrect, house Saturday and Sunday next, as between Creek ana Church. CouUniir until follows: Saturday 2 p. m. preaching completed. No teams allowed to be hitched in that space during the day. followed by quarterly conference. I tat. Free tor all foot race, ao rata, tat prize. I Sunday 2:30 p. m. preaching followed by sacrament ‘«t Prize.ta;2nA prize,»x3r 'W Foot race, jo rods, tor bmi a The Presbyterian church was pro­ G&£p£TrtA^'«« fusely and handsomely decorated with e vrli coate.Uu.t lo wb<rl * m*n weigh flowers Sunday last, it being the oc- 141 -»uu>. GrolTrav. Agent. cnsioQ of the children’s day oxceriMs. ; jl-l'Air* «*» bond. There was a large attendance. The CARRIAGE PA^fT^ ’ programme was alike interesting to young ami old. EiTpd priJe .r• ™ m «*“*• •J^ndJrtSe »lBU,n“ “d J,unp- ,tt prtje’ Acxxirding to its latest statement, the Hastings National bonk bus 8156.000 George Ds born H M Smits lUvjuufor lo C'enii, any of w*re in Cadillac lastand »%ek«bu^ (/h.w •‘olorx; I ■’ deposits, $225,000 loans and discounts, «T.ron Yeflovr, Garnet, Coach 820JKX) surplus and 810,775 undivided r.r^iss Bu?h«of Jackson, is the guest profits. A good financial showing. • ■rreti. Jet BLwk. Very few cities the size of Hastings of fher uncle and aunt, T. J. Bush wd Mo Varnish Needed. can show as large bank deposits. . , Dr. Lowry a visit from Jones Hendershott says he will his brother, missionary in have Yank Robinson sandpaper the China. city hall, and then have a photo of it hU h“ h>*n ~n«nrt u> taken. Tbe picture will be in great S:us.“'“7^,1'"k”“h demand, if Jones will have aiderman S. Stebbins sit on top of the structure to We received ■/.plearaot call Turaday represent a double headed goddess of Srta - “• P Uenr!' liberty. CEDAR SHINGLE! Gsiimr’s Drag Stere. Local New •r and No. •JCriUr. It <• well knowu tl at a cedar rixifwill l-*»t t wipe a* lons»» line. BENTLEY BROS. £ HI.KI NS. —AT— FURNITURE ROOMS. We are pleased to announce to the public that the existing labor troubles have not effected the price of our goods. But furniture and all manufactured goods must soon command higher prices; in fact manufacturers have already made an advance,.which dealers must of necessity soon meet Fortu­ nately, we have a large and well selected stook, bought be­ fore the labor troubles assumed such formidable dimensions, and we propose to give our customers the benefit of our good fortune in this instance. Call early, and bear in mind that we are here for the purpose of sellinq goods. We know that our goods and prices defy successful competition. We have not the space to enumerate the articles we keep in stock. Suffice it to say, we have anything you want in our line. ‘‘The proof of the pudding is in chewing the string,” so runs the ancient maxim. We nave both pudding and string, so prove the truth of the above, by calling at our store, north side State St, where a hearty welcome awaits you. Yours Bespectfully, . SPA^GEMACHER & MXSON. P. S.—Screen Doors and Windows made to order. £VERYBODY FINDS-AFTER TRIAL ■“ Vt!i. Free for all. thn prize. Fz. 2nd prize. »t. loth. Orange race fr»i turn with ।----- — In a ba&ke entitled to one present at a llmo. Vaioe ot pn-MT.ts, 818. _ ■ All the above sports to be under the ant>ervlakm of J. IL iManla. FMo. H«J!h. ItX. I' Used. Those who wish to ron’.eat In uny of them should leave their name* at tbe Journal offlee. or with J. H. Itennla. ehilrX rfSe committee, before 10 a m.. July ad. Alt.JO, A. K.-McOraberand E. W. Morrill * Co. will aeud up hot air balloons, each with card I^*®»retwmlngcartasriU recede a 1(0.1 watrh from Mr. Jlrthnber aud a 85 ttair ofpacts from Morrill & Co jounerst j*r»on who Mrved cue ytir In the late *’■ W Nldcrn and ion Biuaell. rrtielllnn. A prize of 85.00 ;d»o to okleit person who sened one veiir In the rebellion. ?rl' T °' Frizes win t»e awarded m U:e committee on sports. All proofs must be left wfth J. H. Ilennls. of lhe committee, before T,S!j!,.<iwUl!itebbln* wmtiollllnob July 3d. chairman The winners of tbeoe prizes will be SSSf; *h' W“1 !*»■“' on U>e platform in the Court yard al 11 a m.. and will be announced by the Fmldent of the .2*? !' • r/sidnam run to KalamaRaces, at the Fair Ground to be called at 2 p. for » few days visit with judges, ft J. Bldelmaa, ItasUnn, F. A. black­ mail. Barr). Ed. Lynd. MlddlcvIUe, A. L. Baaey. Nashriile. Miss Em ma L. South worth, of Albion. Thursday gU<Bl °f Haatto*9 ^“<1* sndtlosanlM. ' No. X. Sullloo* trotting rare, bed Ho 1. half mile beau,calledat 1:15p.m. Frtnri;tat<10; 2nd Mre. John S. Goodyear returned from The croquet factory has shut down for four weeks. The Engine and Iron works will shut on Saturday for a like period. Manager Greusel says tbht although the Engine is shut down-Xhe Ironworks will be readv for business­ in other words, he will be on hand to Mr. Cook attends the wants of customers. The Children’s day at State road church was observed last Sunday. The attendance was large; the exercises «ne-half ■ill* wrat a were rendered finely nnd the church decorated beautifully; the offering near No. 1 Banning race, beat 3 in 3. baU mile 84. This Sunday school under the ui extended visit among Ohio friends .1. W. A C. O. HKNTLET. hrata^calle-d nt 3 p. tn. Prize: tat *10. 2»d 8?: leadership of Mrs. E. Pennock is large last week. and flourishing and full of interest. No. A Novelty race of m tn I Ira, called at Frank A. Dean, the eloquent Char- 3.30 p.m. Flrat half rnlle walk, 3n<i ball mile Chtttlation thix week,1,728. rd hall mile run. tat prize- Si. wad 83A meeting of delegates to the Barry la?* iJlVT' »wi>U unca«* «» «»le io trot, Ball came 8 innlnca, called at 4 p. m. tat this city July 3rd. County Battalion G. A. R., was held in prize, <10; 3d prize.» v . Ladies Win find all kinds of materi­ Admission to fair ground* 15cents, ladles frev*. F. Ackerson. W. D. Haves this dty Saturday, to consider the W.Messrs. al at JL E. N.'s. Admhaloa to grand stand flve cents. Proceeds Hitchcodc, W. Huffman and ladies lujm need lu Improving tbe fair ground track. A fla:n drunk was comlled by the question of holding a reunion this year. spent bunday at Wall Lake. fClf you want a day of fun and genuine It being the wbh of the delegates to city u-itnbal Tuesday evening. Mra Anna Mason and Mrs. John Khiuieiucnt. come to Hastings July 3d. bold the reunion in this city, the mat­ Rev. Maesh will officiate at the ter was referred to Fitzgerald Post, to Hotchkiss gave-a very pleasant-teii- and you will get it It >111 be the most meritorious and sensible Inde­ I’resbyterian church Sunday next. determine if that organization would party to invited friends Friday. pendence Day Celebration ever held in Mr. and 3Ira. A. G. Hepburn, who Central Michigan^ Highway tax receipts printed at have the reunion under its auspices. thigofllre inline form on short notice. bad been visiting friends in this cltv, The society connected with Emman­ returned to Grand Rapids Monday. * Valentine Leins had a thrilling D” not target the Presbyterian so­ uel church will be entertained on cial a Mrs. John -Hotchkiss' Friday Em. Busby is putting up posters experience Thursday night. He was Thursday afternoon of next week, by throughout the county advertising tbe returning from Marshall on the 9.-05 n thing Madams. H. Aa Goodyear, J. W. Ban­ Tourth of July '/iiebrotion In this dt. | train, and was asleep when'tbe tram Thru: Leap work horsts for sale or croft. M. Atkins. D. S. Goodyear, Rose txchaiiireforsiieepor cattle. Gill the Goodyear, O. Young. D. Heath. Gor­ Mrs. Barton Warner, Mrs. Homer stopped here. He snored blissfully in dreamland until Irving was reached. horse Crider ham and J. Dunning ar the society Farr. A. Chapman and A B. Farr, of Irving is all right for daylight excur­ Prairieville, called on Hastings friends SvPDtvishR Polly, of Barry, has rooms. All are cordially invited to batunlay. sions; but Mr. Leins Insists that there attend. Supper served from 5 JO tq 7. Iswo elected chairman of the board of is not excitement enough about it M. E. Nevins and wife Sundayed at tapervisors. LiGiTTNlXo idayed many pranks here Gun lake, the guests of C. Messer and when vifdted by the light of the moon, especially as the moon was doing busi­ . one stuu of young Kentucky mules,, in tho Tuesday afternoon storm. It wife, who have spent several days at ness elsewhere at that season. But he well broke Iwratss, for sale by GUI, melted one of the instruments in the that resort. put in time until the 11:30 train real estate dealer. depot, and set that buililing on fire in Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nelson expect to whistled. He wished to stop this par­ The Western Michigan Press Asso­ several places, bht the flames wen- soon depart for Hamburg, New York, soon, ticular train, but could not light the ciation will hold its annual meeting at supprOMsd. Tom Doyle, baggage mas­ and will make an extended visit to lantern at the station. In his despera­ tion he lighted a piece of paper, and ■ St. Joseph, June 22. ter, was knocked down by the electric friends there. . waved the signals in mid air. Tbe Cedar ( ukfk is to celebrate inde- fluid, as were also Eddie Bailey. Jay Jas. F. Mead has rented a part of the train stopped—about a mile this aide of Priukui.. day Friday. July 2d. Smith. Charley Doyle and Al. Hafner. Barlow housezUefferson street, where IrVing, and after a vigorous run. Mr. Hares, gniiiei, etc., will be features of Others felt the shock perceptably. will be his home until his own residence I*eins was on board, and managed the program. to keep awake this trip. Mr. Z. SnEi-ARD has a family of l«an- on Grden st is completed. Ajte,: the ■-■ih-brution on the 3rd. uun fowls, consisting of a rooster, lien Mrs. F. A. Nims, who has been visit­ According to the June crop report, • r. M. Bushy intends to make still and three chicks. Madam hen soon be­ ing relatives and friends in this city ( further iibprovenienta on the fair for the past two weeks, returned to wheat in Barry county promises 80 per - ground tni' k'. , came tired of her children, and refusetl her home in Grund Rapids, Saturday. cent of an average crop This would longer to minister to thHr comfort, 1 fnake the average yield 14 bushles per Mi:-. Litzac, of Castleton, was ad- whereupon daddy rooster stepptMI • for­ Leslie Collins, a former typo on the injiuwj in the probate court ward and supplied a long felt want in Banner, now of Sioux City. Iowa, was acre. Oats are reported 95 per cent ot tuhMijr st;M will be cared for at the the family, taking the cMcks under hto a caller at this office Thursday. Leslie an average year. The average of corn • Pontta.-asjlmn. sole care. He scratchw for them dur­ Is “way up” in the profession of the Is one per cent more than the average, and four per cent of it is reported as Wi itill prepared to Dirnish ing the day and at night hovers them type urid stick. failing to grow. Apples promise an as the unnatural mother should. 11 Bert Lake, for some time employed average crop, peaches 50 per cent. The siitw-rtpu.:; r«--.-ipts in exchange for man or animal wishes to get into a in the Phcenix furniture factory'at Sc!’•" ’ 3*11 their wow' here fight, all that is DeccqW * Jo dis­ condition of clover is represented as t«7 *Tv invited i>, tile hint, Grand Rapids, is at home, having per cent, which in our opinion is much turb the chicks, as the rooster is always “walked out" with the other employees too high. \ ‘ IlA<TtNi way al>ove neigtobor- on hand to defend his brood. of that factory, last week. • iug towns :i wool market, as high as The Polanders employed on the ClIlLDUMi B Day ™ ob«rr«l with Ulrs. Addie Reed Fleming, of Philarents j. : Jimd having been paid, is visiting friends In this city. work train on the railroad struck for more than usual ceremony tft the M. E. dfflphitt. । is -? to 29 cents. ib" Thursday Thurwlay last. They re re-­ She will render several selections to­ “more grub" • Ui AirrwiLV ieetin-; services at church Sunday morning and evening. ' pented; but too late for they were paid the JI. M. church Sunday next. The The dav was delightful, the children in night, Thursday nnd Friday nights in off and discharged. Union hall, between acta of the cantata pittiidlng rider will be present at both large n’umi-ers were in < ihTchufch was trimmed m ' of Queen Esther. Her many admirers morning end evening services. | will be glad to hear her again.) IWiiii.t: work nt his trade, mason.; taste. An arch of moss gaily decoraU-d Sylvester Greusel is in receipt of an beaiw “J* ‘o irlning Frlduy. Henry Reflogie wp< with flowers invitation from. Orao Strong, District hit in the i ye by a chip from a stone, U<x> In whltedwlMw: -WMomb tw than rublra" occupied the pulpit Deputy Grand Chancellor Commander, ■ ami e.uur very near losing an optii^f JStlorm. Flowers In Tu to assist in installing officers of the LAi: -t: quantities of wool have been Diared where they would add most to newly-instituted Knighta of Pythias marketed iu tills eitv during the past the appearance of the church, and lodge at Eaton Rapids, this, Thursday 'week. _\ .al the’prices rule higher 1 n-atherS songsters ga're life **>*1 evening. The niembera of Barry lodge »here than in other places in the state. consider this a flattering appreciation lure of lovellBM. The nf tha manner of work done by the offiThe supervisors are in session. They i was carried out as given fo our last, „„ of $ ^iictaUT lie M. « each number Lelrw . -nd a good man to Lansing to Semldve^SmorwS?#^ n»ft with the’state l>oard ot equalizaUtm. Barry county has been rated too FmlKrafldd » homo now ml in fighting tnm, having taken a bath at • ! theoelebrau-d mineral .prior houoe at Peter Woodruit, a well known YralbmU one dr, Iwt wee*. Hl* cmc Mident of this place, died at the home । taken In Hand by two former Hratof his brother on .Sunday evefiing. The, inmduw. Will Finley and Jar Stlckl« remains were taken to Ann Arbor for wEo knew for Fred', good U» interment. Em In the exreOent paper ot the aupe' ought to be thoroughly done. Fred a At the prohibition county conven- Xflrat. and tear, wwef «H£ulJ3 of the ImpraMlon that they , Jwo held in this city Tuesday five deleThey turned on hot water In abundaooe A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE and what hide wrnmk boded oftthe tUtsand the same number of alter- the namea ot the lored ehU<lr«a obliging and efficient attendant, .cran­ ».-re . p-cted to attend the state ed oil with brushra Fred yelled like a ^hvention. comanche. and Inalat. that another «uch Stone will have a 60x« bow­ a bath would completely cure hl®, or * tty. tight roof, and good floors for the utterly annihilate him. He Utah* Mr. of ihose who wish to trip the “light Uk “tX of th. morals, "S.’S, LX^bA *' hMKUe' In thl, dty July 3d. Ougd I creditable to *H fund formation, and be I tuutic in atundance, and " ■ lection for the Childrens u»y the statement, mm ! »aid be gave rna ai ■•tatad. BUI lOo > dan I amounted to over $1000 FORFEIT “New Lyman'’ Vapor Stove To be the Most Convenient, Useful and Labor Saving Article of Household Furniture. This is Its Third Year of Unequaled Success! And the thousands in use bear testimo­ ny tf ite iriperiority over । all others. There w No Experimenting in buying the New Lyman.’ For Sale by H- A. Goodyear & Sons. If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the 'Acme” Brand, and Accept No Other 1 For Sale at GOODTEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS --------- FOR--------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. Theee paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, consisting of White Lead, Oxide of Zine, and tbe necessary pigments required to produce the different shadcB, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed OU; the result being an ar­ ticle which for fineness aud durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market. Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the uAcmen Paints are far ' superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as I>ead. when used alone, can from the mode of ita manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly pun White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which embraces all the adoantayes to be gained by the use of Lead, with none of its disadvantages. As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Professional painters are everywhere endorsing them, owing to the superior accomplished through their use, and the great saving in time and labor For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use Neal’s Adamant Paints. Why let your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make'them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE FAINTS? The cost will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) 5Q When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. v They are put up in % pints, pints and quarts; (48 shades, exclusively for fam­ ily use. . __ Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit --------- AGENCY AT--------- Goodyear’s Drugstore. Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in this ■ Paper. �CHAMBERLAIN'S SCHEME i£Rs arr THE NEWS IN BRIEF. VED! Three Peculiarities through. ♦: HE SAYS IT WILL SATISFY ENGLAND AND SHOULD SATISFY IRELAND. Having bought a large invoice of TEA nea:KiU», and throughout Mlnnmiota and Da­ kota, amount* to 14,318,00,1 busbclx 2d: we will until further notice give each customer favors union on the following conditions: First, -That the Knight* of Labor will not ■ Loxnox, Juno'12.—Chamberlain’* scheme Maddux. Hobart & Co, a Cincinnati whisky firm, are < barged with crookedness, distinctive trad**: itabiah a complete system ot •temped. ■ M. Goldbaura, a merchant, was murdered order of which all of un are proud and glad to be inewlari of—any mau who has been found unworthy to mingle with us as a fel features for England, Scotland, and Wales, A miner named 1 horns* Sunt wa* killed by in its local nd ministration and in legislation for their special needs and requirements, with the imperial parliament supremo over alL \Ho rays this will satisfy Great Brit­ ain and should satisfy IrelsmL • The Standard Saturday morning, com­ menting ou Mr. Joeepb-CuamlMrUin'smanitendvrnea* for old assodatious are ruthlessly sot aside. W 1th reference to the alternative bo may be decisively placing in tbe hands of disaffected ;«op]o |>owers which might be Emperor William and tbe czar will take place restoration of friendship between Germany and Russia. At Chester park, Cincinnati, Jack, Burke and Peter J Nolan will try’ feon elutions with L'hristiue NHeson, after a tour of Europe Miranda, formerly a department secretary at Madrid. Maine has fifty-four saving* banks, with deposits of over *X>.0u0,(XXl During tbo present year the dividends will bis reduced ■ committee recommended that tho executive council endeavor to unionl.e all tbe firms manufacturing pUte which are now nonautborlzud to publish ><**ri><.ho or headache, or kidney x uacy and liver rompiamj. plates where a reduction of tbo working fore* will sniue; prohibit* sut>ordinate unions from taking action regarding tbe use Hood’s Sarsaparilla tie* council; prohibits union newspaper* rttu tv a. ua.-i —■ w —» ' Hood'. BarwpariUa Us rared The cities of Raleigh and Beaufort, N. Other loading towns worn about Hood’s Sarsaparilla A resolution was adopted indicting tbe following penalties for “ratting:” First of­ fense, *25 fine; second, *50; third, expulsion for good. Action wa* takAn to assist in unionizing certain non-union localities, and a proposition from u Detroit toiacco menu- All Quiet at Belfaat. perotivcly quiet Saturday. using a brand of tobacco, “International Typographical Union,” was rejected. Too usual resolution* of thanks were adopted, and tbe convention adjourned to meet at Produce export* from New York the last week were valued -a* *5,M1,«8L > HEAVY BUSINESS FAILURES drilled In purpose*. rlth Liabilities Tbe night New York, June IM—The Lewiston mills, burio.l Saturday. Along the various routes date 200,001 King Humbert paid from his private puree for tiro #2U0,00c monument to Victor lug*, eta, at Lewiston, JU, have suspended. Tbe concern had a capital of f-W.OA deceased, wee tbe principal stockholder. of lhe polio* aud military worn drawn up elected United States senator by tbo Island legislature. tjaysof tbe bitter flgh ougn mob and police. \7 The Prines third, and Hounar fourth. ford. Conn., was destroyed by tire Tuesday • will debate and adopt the biU Tuesday. almost constantly during his exile, which he believes will only be temporary, "oven legalize the Incoporation of National trades union*. Falling timber killed John Anderson and ley, Wit, Tuesday. St. Pxtkiwbvko, Juno 12.—Tbe Vovm granted Mr. F. IL Winston, late' United States minister to Persia, conoes- aud Bushire and Meebod, near corporation for *500,001 Tbe university of th* city of New York has received a gift of *100,000 for a medical Tbe propceed glove fight, Saturday, at Cheater ]<ark, Cincinnati, bet woo a Jack Burke and Peter Nolan, will not bo permlt- R3L: Duluth branch. a better TEA than ever befpre; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea J Smith, Hams Hmhai A his Indoraemont was alloat when be died. Holders were then, it is reported, offering at W cento on tbo dollar. Merara Smith, Hogg company can give only a rough estimate of th* company’s affaire. This showed liabllitie* ot •1,&5A,CXX*, besides »lW5,00U due tbo asset* amount to *403,7iN; plant, *110,000; at Turtle, owned by Horton Giles, Friday morning, tbe result ot failure* at Chicago and Marengo, 111*. It to thought th* pa­ trons will Iom little or nothing It is repceMSaion of tho factortea Giles' liabilities Milwackxe, Wit, June 12.—The failure fore rank^N high, and tbe collapse is attrib­ uted by its senior member to an unfortu­ nate inquiry made by a creditor for S12.0JJ debtodnow is in New York, Chicago, aud this city. ______________ Marcli 10th, 1SS6. Bold by all drogglsta- •) l tix W- N*1® only by C. L HOOD ft CU-. Lowell. Mast IOO Doses One Dollar* < » o»nm occniiiRcx. <Detroit News) The Interest awakened In an Important occureuce ut .lacksun caused n representa­ tive nf this paper to visit that city. He registered at the Hnrd Huuee and engaged H>>n- Fniuk L. Smith,, lie proprietor, and cx-tnember of the state Legislature-in conversation. “Mr. U. 11 Denio, n man very welL known in this community, was probably the worst wreck pbyslciullr of noy man this countn had ever eeen. He was------Mr. Smith etopped euddealy, nod going in the door called tn a man wIjo was paseinc. K wm Mr. Denio, who said: “I urn whet people call Trenrrected. From a alight attack of. rheumatism, growing out of n cold. I grew worwe nntil my limbs were swollen fearfully, aud my right side entirely paralyzed Anyone who has had rbeumattem know* what I •offered. The doctor* were very faithful, bus they did not help me. They adtntnUtered morphine constantly, but It could not kill the pain, lmtoe-1. during my ravings I declared I would «hoot the doctors It I ever recovered, which, of course, I wa* not rrxponeibie for. J locked and longed lor deoth. But yet you see me tn perfect health. Do you want to know what is wa* that aaved my life, virtually raised me from lhe grate after the doctor* and my friends b>«l abandoned me, and kreps mo well all the while? Hlbhard'e Rheumatic Fyrup. tbe beet medicine over given to suffering humanity." Newspaper men -ire netnraliv skeptical, and so the writer called on the well known bonse uf Can oil & Board­ man for whom Mr. Denio worked when he was first taken alck. Mr. Carroll Mild: "Mr. Denio was one of the sickest men that ever recovered. He wns paralyzed Yrom rheumatic poison, and no one ever dreamed |ie would get well. He I* well though, and It Is simply n**rvclous.’’ ••Dr. Chnrles H. I-ewte. residing nt 30Q Blackstone street, attended Mr. Denio during bl* •Ickpeas.nnd said Mr. Denio had been a very sick man. bail gone beyond the reach of the medical profession, end had been cured, ee he declared, by the use of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrnp. The above facta ure true and they can bo relied upon by all readers. We have in­ vestigated the entire cues thoroughly and know tt to tie eo. ft la a lesson to all suf­ ferers and should be carefully remem­ bered and acted upon. RUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND JMEillineiw Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as w0U as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. Nev Noels Constaifly Arriw! JULIUS RUSSELL We have taken the Agency for the new line of 08673688 Auckland, Net tary Bayard will attend tho wedding By tbo.ditching of • passenger train, Wednesday, on tbe Osage City ft Council the earthquake which accompanied tho orup- Grove railroad, F. F. C^IMdge and Mr. Evans ^rero killed and W. T. Bpenoo slightly hurt. Odin, Illa, give* Marlon county four good ‘mlntsi President Clovaland courteously declined s.ontiuople, saying that tbe sultan of TELECRAPHYkK i tarnished. Wrtw Vatetla* Bros, Jet C leveland, and Eight-Hour dustrial situation han improved, though ploy*a on strike at various manufacturing contort Of tbu 200,1X10 who recc-ived concesmci as to shorter hour* srilh full pay, Cbat leetf than HO.Ot/J jptalu tiirao ad­ vantages, one half of wbo$ are at Chicago, and one sixth each at Cincinnati and Now day, and found to contain *120. Mr*. Weber, a daughter of Adolphus Buech, the millionaire brewer of St Louis, seventeen other building* at Lltnhltold, Conn., the loses* being *100,000. Tbe box factory of Firettarook Bro*., at Toronto, worth *10),000, wm also burned. Ina farm-bouse near Colombo*, Ohio, most expert counterfeiters in the United hi* accomplieu, and their tool* aud coin. George C. Klehm, chairman of tbe Cook f ^sjEVjT.if h They are soniciliing entirely new in design aud finish, of superior quality and fully war­ ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost president, wills appreciating tbo motive* of tbo sultan, felt that its acceptance would bo in violation ot tbo spirit, if not the letter, ot the constitution, and accordingly telr- We also sell the Latest and Best Builders Hardware at Close Figures. compliment. 1st opinion*. recalvu o-Mitributions to tho Grant menu-. Tickets good in 25c ments ot cure* will be sent U> 4U wt» senate a bill appropriating SIN),000 for tho children, resulted in his shooting his wife in tiie temple and thoa burning tbo revolver to his own bead. BcAii were taken to tbe hos­ pital, lie dying on tho way. <4 wrof- A book containing many additional state­ Maj. E. C. Boynton, of Newburgh, N. Y., liquors. Unknown to Others HOO4-, s.r.-pw,. rreatest skill and rjre- W pb*™acl«« ■SSuw, .M luw ihrtMo. -ranhy « «»'• “ IT Kite Iran MURDEROUS VICE CONSUL. Dvaux, June li—Tbe auieldo and at­ tempted wife murder by United State* Vloo Consul Mackenzie Friday evening caused a Th. I-“< * nower which eflwtt c',rw hens betaM toforc uncq-ialiKl- TbraePecellaritk-* Tbewper exclusively to Hood's Barsapanito, ano ar pie ot Copt Herrick la arming bl* schoonar mackerel skipper told a Boston Globe T»portar Saturday that ha should put an eight- wa* determine-1 not to be taken outoide of the three-mile limit. He added that while ZOA-PHOBA Is the best remedy for all complaints peculiar to women. Paints in Large and Small quantities: also Varnishes, Torpentine ano-Japans. Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER'S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with se!f-Uiarpening Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-naif the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Kay, who wa* prominent during the war, died Thursday at New Brighton, Staton islanl Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. THE MARKETS. ndlod for Europe by the North German Lloyd steamer ' Elbe Saturday afternoon. court* at Chicago cost *PM,827 during tbe wero*80,»l. rival nt Bremen. BOGERS & co., July, ooeaed On July 4 a Germaa- tbo Tivoli In fireman. July 0 partis* of fifty will leave Bremen on a tour through Germany, France, England, Austria, Italy, Belgium, Switarland, and Holland. closed M. I XS. ntgjtas killed 1 P o A n . E HA-STIIXrGrS, 1VITCH-, ------ SELL THE CELEBRATED----- Jno. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. nni Rblpplnr to**. HWlM-ea t & e O ha An IndUpoulbla Firmins Tool Tbo brel la the ™r|'t Little Foe for Conkling. af uoe; Kfcbixan. WOl.lSpsr lK;t case. Wbert-No. lad The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These machines have been thoroughly tested. a”jJ proven satisfactory in every instance. Call and leer over. THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. Onr large salee of this plow and the splendid gives wherever tried proves its worth. * The North ■arf«“ » the best plow made, aa every farmer will tell yov who M The Rick’s Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow thid c'‘ farmer ovght to hare. For sale evcluaively by Rogers 4 r ■ tiF'Kemember onr headquarters in the Elevator. Bro*d’'*J R �Agricultural. WEAT BCIEKCE &ATB. ' CUFF DWELLERS OF COLORADO. gltiKXK ri-i VBirOXT. to aeatitr the apraj/ w all the ^e^SlKy^S veaF^* WoOdUed'M1611- 7 ,ln «. 14 of the Agricultural iCol“w 1 U-P— should be applied early, bv th”»ira« the trullirtEslseof aj?»u Li 1 oi.u* MOTO •*»•■» “il,K have found one such nppliratK?' to .-alllM Moth. Carpocapm porno­ work wonders. There is no doubt but , J z“o,.-Tbl» lowrt. s<> that the first application, followed bv i; 1 koown ■» brva-the -apple -<m>" one or two others at Into^fa if tJ.y0 baotfamUtoF'’01.*0 <’f our trait krqwOT Jn '<» ,»■«,u» >Vh sdi-rtpllo ’ ite Hence H£t “ atthe IUdesirability alu. m«d'nof n T “ J। haliiw. fv«“ ln a paper wrilteD whonyt^e practical Instruction to prrJiCma£coiorof th£ moth Is gray In May and June the calyx of Din apple is up, and no the poison Isretata J Ji*! with tlarkef dots nnd bars, and ed sufficiently long to kin most al^Sr Sth-n characteristic copper coiered the insects. . -rt the end of its front wings, pito One more count in favor of this «not will .dwnys enable one to dWtinXh this tnoih. Every apple grower treatment. Is the further good we re­ Should pu - wormy uppl« in a small box ceive by killing the several phytophag­ Sdre.u th” moths, that there may be ous larva* that attack th” foliage of the apple at this early period when defolia­ Icdrubt about the species. In May, tion is ao harmful Thus the ternbkaioifi ’wo wia-kK after the blossoms)apcanker-worm, the several destructive the iemWe moth commence*} to^ leaf rollera which even eat out the very U'lrgsln the calyx, ft the blosaim. buds, and that old pest, the tent catern >• - -on hatch, when the minute ?JUar;-^ ’J11 to b,Us th« »°<l>ar.T< j* into the apple and feeds upon \ ery likely, too, the plum gouger which •re r.Jp -il mt the core, filling I the ■o deforms the apple in Wisconsin ruav ■p4 with its tcea! filth. 1 also find in this remedy its death war­ s-.ni J- »1 observers argue that aMn- rant % inspver.il apples. While it It,! u-proVe that this may not be , The danger from this practice I have proves! to be nothing at all. The ’ triu'H ah) Min*thatjthis Itisnot always microscope and chemical analvsis have 0. - (k- .>nd from my observations tend i have hien.ied to believe both shown that all the poison has been removedjong before we wish to eat the >1.h j-xceptional if ever true, fruit. The wind no less than the rain (i ■ apple placed with sevlral helps, to effect this removal, as I have , • has always remuinod \’ ■ ■ p.Jan*'. Again. I hove shown by putting Lhe pgison on plants ibeltered Irom all rains. Of course wo . . w hit h ooh’ bear a »’ . ■ t.-i t-.irly fruit, l/have fo ind should not turn stock into an orchard till a heavy rain has washed the poison a;t»lrs vn a tree al- from all berlmge under the trees. • -*uch containing a I am entirely positive that u knowl­ tile the few oil era Ulf edge and practice of dhis remtsly ound. Ami Uuoqghout our country eountr|- will will mve save Ihim,, - ..1 WyipOi tbou-ntool dolhn, to I fruit growers.' it wifi' serve*to ■.■.‘XtaKi t. 5. »g n. to r. ve sn it i is ft- meyHT ' in lh’-‘ !air* ix-rft'ct apples known to our •ar irtilure "worm’ , J. fathers, but which have become lament. '. rtidnivt fed on a i our “Wdem orchanls. . : . v nilFM safer !*for 1' a^‘'V 8<sireft ..... •nr.r.-je it* attack ton 1™ . ,14 ,-----ir : • ■ n led to wondof if LOlMlL . . tk- to argue that | In many partsof uurbtatrthr Ap.. it- to different lap-1 pie Seal** bi'.ue or hark louse is very commou common , and destructive. dedtrnctive. Thta This If <often called „• : ioth< contlnae I to the .Oyster Shell Burk Louse and is ,«>r apple house Itill known in iicienre iu SfjftUaxpM . tak • Hiuu moths July ■p-f.wnini linuvlte. Under these scales at this time, from • a vt • • <il!-ir window, Lirv:- attain their lull lat.- suniiuer tiii the following Juno, •: >jr v.«■•*!&. This per­ will be found scores of small wRfte ' uthcDrtl by cold and*, egg-i. which resenilde white powder, unless magnified. Early in June these . ■ )Vb» :. mature the ;• .ippi”. whichiuHiy have eggs hatch, and the minute yellowish : -'..n i. mid .yvksaaeciud- lh e will l*e seen scattered nlx>yr the ii -h to iq-tn its cocoon and trunk and brunches of the tree. Soon pupa or chrysalis is tnlich they insert their Lx-al.s into the bark, qt.hrr indths. The pupa?, sometimes Into the skin of the fruit, id Julv larya' are found and commence to suck the sap or juice. .. • >n after Lhe latter are They now grow rapidly, and secrete a in.Uitlurnud. while ih •• of the autumn waxy, librous substance which forms l.w v.. do not pupate liiLspring, but pass the growing scale, which will be fully •Ji” winter ;i- larviv in the cocoons. developed by August, when the many­ I'bc eggs of the second broixl are laid in white eggs will again be laid under tbe ■ -Inly. August -mJ September. The protecting scale, where, unless eaten by u.-. j,' H.I in Autumn and often till some para«ice or mite, etc., will remain • ilil-wintei.-while as just stated they in safety till the coming June. It seems strange that these small, al­ do not p.iljKlte till spring. most microscopic, insects can do so REMEDIES. much injury, as they often entirely de­ A3,this is by far the most injurious stroy large, vigorous trees. Yet when pest <>i trie appl--. it should be widely we consider their numbers—often mil­ known ’.nat we have a very satisfactory lions. which almost cover the l>ark ot remedy. the tree, it does not seem po strange. The'.-Id method of bandaging failed The scales of the male lice are rarelyslBg^Iy. .-is it required carefid atten­ seen. They are found on both sides of tion right in the busy season, at inter­ the leaves, and are more symmetrical val' ot iroin ten to fifteen days. This than the female scales. The males was ntglft-L-d aud so the method was a have two wings. failure. A lietter method was that of IlKMEDlks. pasturing hogs in the orchard, which Parasites, Mites, and Lady Beetles all would rat th*? wqrmy apples, as soon as they fell, mid thjis save the fruit, and prey upon these fell destroyers, but kill tbe Insects. This remedy was through efficient aids, they ure not al­ imperfect, ns many larvm left the ways enough to. exterminate tlie Hcc, apple- before thev fell from- the tree, and then the trats fall victims to these aii.l. so of course escaped. To render ruthless suckers. I have seer, trees in this prat tire t iL-cuml, the orchardist all parts of our state* thus enfeebled or must tell the wormy apples to Lhe destroyed. The old remedy, soft soap, or irstrong ground, before the worms leave them. A» th- mound of tilth at the calyx end solution of the same, will surely van­ —whiuh as the apple grows will hang quish this erfemy if it is applied In eardown—shows which apples are wormy, lv June ana agafci three weeks later. it i« not very difficult, with a forked 1’ have proved the efficacy of this treat­ .-tick, to remove all wormy fruit. This ment over agd over again. The trees n'.'t -niy makes the hog remedy quite at once put on new vigor, and in a short iwrivct, but.also thins the frnit. which time onlv dead Ike could be found. To apply this specific I know of no better mires much finer apple*. Another vH.'alh*»l remedy which finds wav’than to use a doth and scrub bv space in the papers each year, is to haiid. To be sure we can, if dainty, . attract these medhs to liquids, either use a shoe-brush, but 1 like to go at it sour or sweet, which ure placed in ves- with a good cloth, when, with sleeves S”l- sium-ndcd in the fruit trees. It is rolled up, I make pretty sure no louse „. v staled ’:i:i>. sour tnilk and sweetened escapes. For the past few years I have chang­ water, will litre scores of these moths aud drown them. Thte n-medy, like ed the substance by adding crude car­ that m attractluir these moths by fires bolic add. which I think Improves it. i.. uhii-h they wQI ta- burned, isentire- ••.specially If but one application Is to l»e iv wonhi1 have tried both repeat- made: and we know that at this busy rtliy. nnd with nut a shad >w of success. season the second application is apt to be neglected. 'fl-.-VYiN'- WITH THE / KSEXITES. I heat to the boiling point one quart !h ntr th-lust remedy for this cod- of soft-soap to two gallons of water, htg uiolh. S ■<> use either London L’ur- nnd while still hot thoroughly stir in pb-or Pads . .. Gre.-n; -------- The _ emedy is not one quart of crude carbolic add. This valv verj- uillcient.but ................... - islaiso 5 oaiv easy of may be applied as before. This carbol appl: a:i .a. and not exp-nsive. I have ic add mixture retains its virtue, I i." • rr.,.j t.-iin ,ii j.,roughly Tor six years, think, longer than does the soap alone, ■ami iu •■?.and every g-lso have been and so it is especially desirable when ' -than v-f.iMid with its excellence. but one application is to be made as de­ Eat -■ -:Tig i.-uit growers of Xewscribed above. '! hig.in.iihd other States have' Like the arsenites, so this carbolic fthl/t i.;-li J and are iw loud In its praise acid and soap mixture B of triple value. u.- Iu 1 know of no one Notamly dors it kill the dreaded Uce H-triM it in vain. but it also keep off the borers, which • r- found London Purple just ns arc also serious pMts ta the • a, hiris Green,ana us it is of Michigan. The old borere. .*fa/*ra« ch tup r. or rather easier to mix in the Candida, and H. aetata, are quite com­ wnf; is to Ih* preferred. White arsenic mon ami JaaUucU ve In our «»-. rve as well, hut from its color It the Big-heaced Borer, ’o lie mistaken for some other femorala. is even more prevaiknt anti and may thus in the hands harmful. I have, demonstrated beyond rarelros do great harm, and per- qiHMIon that U.rae Hwailw ure eurely <-n destroy human life. kent nwav bv the same treatment, ap 1 n»\ the powder one found to fifty ’ plied at the same time for which we,“’e JT’-II : Of water. It 13 tiest to wet the ft to word off the scale lice..No won­ uiw.i.y thoroughly and make a paste der. then, that our tn« ptjt on such „ ,rr l"1U’!ig it into the vessel .of new life and vigor after this annual water, tiuit it may all mix, and not jona ••.unpH. For a few trees we may «*“ 1; paj£ and Whitewm’s Fountain ,lmnlj two but arverwl IHrdj m IU1W I unip always kf- pif.g the liquid well by tbe same name stone. It b “ « rre<I. One common pall of the liquid hoped that many of onr fruit growCT» ’rill suffice lor the largest tree. A tea- wlK-row It. and t» P°‘-sun Ib enough tor for a H <trait, and save much W our "’JlOK ■ ffa‘i'1! ,,f the poison is enougu jwufull oi wiiter. Fur a large orchard, common barrels .shouldIklieuseu, used, And We give tbe abort tn full. leeUnx U --- 0.11,™ soousn xuu ur.iw-rj m ;i Wagon. I prefer to have will be appreciated by our readers. Tho Uu barrels stand on end, with a close niovaJe iloat, frith two holts through s^leloui give, tbe barb the aPP~rit one lor the pipe or hose from the ance of having a multitude ot UtUe putiip ar.d the other for a stirrer. 1/ from omHdxK-tb to oust ter* large ohihards are to be treated a rijhth of an ineb long, and abbut me ।' "bould be fastened to i.ut nlrr,‘L !n "’“tern New York the sixth to coe-fourtb as wide as long e 0[tobpump is attached to tbe Although llkeiod to an oyster shell -J*'?a ^beet so tliat no hand power is they aye little longer In proportion to r«iuired other than to drive the team —r» mu manage the pipe which carries the the width. 4 “ “• «h»t a lacter. 1, SITte 'SIST U"! cfawSTL'S, *re V'0’1*’ of "a. m.a»» ■ ffu.ri d s'0""1" ot Uyitia KSi ",■U* <“«■«• “J teu whole U jojumoe.! and boat la carrtal tSil*?*3' ’“f1 “r the ’Crttem. El,,.. Is"“I «re «>a’aou^o^S' “'U3dM mlUlua chamfers »e see various g.tws nnd vapors. Bv nr’.rtV/'Tt ’u*lo“lhese «« changed nnd iQ tHe lungs and the skin. The rh0?/ Ynt,“.rU" 5*yb« ffrrat living the ulrlnintosLUrirenV are maAi« wlucn it valr 1° the lungs did not effect­ blocks ot chalk; Blabs of tartar; pieces of bone-ash, strings ot albumen- droos and °r alcohol.’ How ese. wasU' niiuses disposed of? Begin, where you will iu this great tnust cotue lo toe purifying toe KJ’htein. Here is nil activILT 80 tovisible force reaches out 8tfya‘n- f‘elz«*;tn(1 carries this mrasof wtutteinto vu*t trenchm. thence Into it smaller reservoir, and finally in­ to a larger reservoir, which regularly discharges its coutents. J This separation of lime, uric acid and other waste material from the blood without robbing it of a particle of the inc fluid, passes human couinrehfiiiions. In health this blood, purifying oroevraw earriiM on without onr know,wWl-, J h® orguns on which it Is done are faith hi! servanta whose work is silent tvs long as health remains. . "I’eoiil*.* strangely wait until pain strikes a nvrv^j betarc thev will-realize that they have any trouble. They do not know that pain concern* cliitfiv th.- exterior apt the interior of the . * A ♦?rtai“ IM* nf ’Jvni’s ‘’.•nan t these blood-purifying organs with the bra n, they may not gnaw and bite as does the tuoth-iulhe or a scratch, but they regularly, silently report. \\Ti,-n these organs are tailing these nerves Indicate It by lira wing the blood from the face and cheek, leaving ttm lip and eye blanched, by sending uric . arid poison into the smallest veins, the skin then leaning gray. yel!*»w or brown. 1 hey also prevent the purification of to*,"i04.1*!1 toe lungs and cause pulmonurt lh, Jiiomiry difficulties, wearing^ raid pain. Who enjoys perfect health, eapvt-hiHvr in In this land where we burn the candle in off?' mast? 1’ae athlete break* down in the race; the editor falls at his desk: the merehatit succumbs in his rountkig room. Three events should not have lietln unexpecte<l for nature long ago iiunji out her “limtirns of iihirm.** When the "accident” finally comes. Its fafal effect is seen in a hundred forms; either- ks pongestlon, chronic weakness, as wrong action, as variable appetite, os heart troubb s. ns pidpitation nnd irregularities of the heart; ns premature decay, us dryness and harshness of the skin causing the hair to drop out or turn gray, as apoplexy, hs.paralysis, ns general debility, blood poisoning, etc. "Put no faith then in the wiseacre who says there is no. danger as long as there isno wtin. Put no faith in the physician, whoever he may be, who says It &n mere cold ora slight indisposition. He knows little, if any, more tfuin you do about it. He can neither sec nor examine these organs and depends en­ tirely on experimental tests, that you can make as well as he. . “1 f the output Is dhclorored or muddy, if it contains albumen, lymph, crystals, sweet or morbid matter, is red with escaped blood, or roily with gravel, mucus aud froth, something is wrong and disease and death are not far away. “These organs which we have described thus at length, because they are really the most Important ones in the human system, the ones in which a large majority of human ailments ori­ ginate and are sustained, are the kid­ neys. They have not been much dis­ cussed iu public because it is conceded that the profession has little known power over them. What is wanted fcr such organs is a simple medicine, which con do no harm to the most delicate but must be of the greatest benefit to the afflicted. Such a remedy, tried and proved by many thousands nil over the world in Warner's safe cure. ’With those in whom disease is deep seated it is the unlyATpeciflc. For those in whom the seeds' are sown nnd the beginning of illness started it as unfailing reli­ ance. It. may t<e recommended to the well to prevent sickness and the nick to prevent death. With its aid the greht fil­ tering engines of the system keep on in their silent work without inter­ ruption; without It they get out of gear and then disease and death open the door and cross the threshold.” Such writing ought not only to please but to carry conviction that what Editor Lnssing, M. D.,—so high an authority—says is true, and that his counsel is worth the attention and heed of nil prudent, right-minded people. Those wife believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should - under­ stand that.this is done nt the expense of the constitution. Each time this v ::akens the system, and we all know that the termination of this dangerous proc tlce is a ionsurnptive's grave. Don t BCM, when a 50 60 cent bottle Lottie take the dftftcM. of Dr. 1«| flow’s Positive Cure will safely and' proinply cure any recent cough, cold! & throat or luhR trouble, Buy the do! pr bottle of Fred Hotchkiss or family use. for chronic jkill not stand any SalvaSt. Johns wrades, and the soldiers tion Army are arrested ^terv time they try it. blood and humor syrup wtlf positive cure all eruptions, ulcers nod bail «»rfcs upon the body face or limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the svstem and blood of every trace of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and is well recommended by the >r,«liod proltMlon all »v« the oountw. Price SI per bottle, bold by W. M. Goodyear In the Hare murder case at CassopoLU. on Friday nlfbt. the jury returned a verdicL of not guilty. The ruin* of widch I shall write are found -along the Dolores river, and in the Montezuma valley in the extreme nouthweatern part of Colorado, where is also found hundreds of mounds. I feel sure that the mound builders and dill dwellera were two distinct race* of people, u these mounds extend for thousands of miles, while the cliff dwellings extend over but n comparatively small portion of territory. They both used tlu- potterv of which so much is found. Perimps they both made it, but there is no way of telling. That part of tlie country of which I am writing is all seamed and gat bed by deep canyons and ravines run­ ning in different directions. The walls of these canyons are generally bf rand­ stone, ranging in'height from ten to 200 feet; most of them are perpendicular, or nearly *>. Tho face of the** walls seem to be of different degrees of hardness. The softer portions have been worn out. by the storms of rain, hail and sand till holes and caverns, in size all the way from swallow holes to eaves' a hundred or more fest lung, five ter twenty feet high and deep. It was these stormworn caverns that these curious people made use of for their dwellings. Some of them are but n few feet from tbe base of the cliff, wln!t> others are at least 100 feet high. The fronts of these* caverns are waited up with thin flat stonm laid in mortar uf clqy, always using their hands for trowels., There is a difference of opinion ns to hnw they* reached their dwelling. Spmtf think they had steps cut in tlw soft sandstone, while others claim that they had ladders of r<^x*. I never Lake seen any proof that they used either of these mean*. though 1 can’t ray that they did not. I am of the opinion that they tftinbed the face of the cliff by ineaus of crevices and fissures, and the rough burfao* of the rocks. I feel sure that they were by nature formed in such a wayjhat they could do that kind of climbing nearly us well as monkeys. • _ . There is gixxl- »ground for--the , — -------- — -------opinion ------- “‘at they wvro low of stature, with long arms- and lingers with vexy long nail*, I wifi give wmo df my ransons fur this opinion: Fiiat, housen an* Fitut, soinmH somo of threw threm htNM*ti,an< not nArotban four feet from floor to j.'.j.i.i rtgAl ft WiiHam H. W<1 inirrrit or au» par*, thereof on any day with *21 Beier <To»by,' ^AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. then hareexpired.raytlHnKthcrelnbefcireton contrary thereof la any wise notwlthntandln, baylug been made in th* payment! <■» tblrtv dollars nf default b*vln* alw bMn made in nayinrnt of ibclnterertdtM* Jautiafy ish. A. D. li»B, aart defxull bartDR ulw lieeu rtade in payment*fali tbe Interest and one hundred <loll*ra principal due January isth, a. D. imc. and all the tauid bavine beta and n-maint-d unpaid and in M3TJVJ'iJ,5r‘’,e,*t.'“c* ot Ullrty. d*P ,nor” and *tlll remaining unpaid, lhe alorc*iud prtiicip^um of two UiouiiAnd fire hundred dollar* ----- lie now uuc IU1U aud by which default the power of sale competition wiffitbe muItltuiWot low test, short Myablr. in said niortsw contained has bw>me opera­ weight. alum or phosphate powders. Sold only tive as to the whole amount thereof, both nrtnIn cans. Herat. Bakixo Fowder Co., 10C Wail BL K.l. octWttt otnl the note accompanying tbe same at the date of this notice, the turn of three Uiouhjind aad two hundred dollars (Mjnoi for WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA? Among the many symptom? of Dyspepsia or indigestion tho most .prominent are: Va­ riable appetite; faint/gnawing feeling at pit of the stomach, with unsatisfied craving for food-; heartburn, feeling of weight and wind in the stom­ ach, bad breath, bad taste In the mouth, low spirits, general prostration, headache, - and constipation. Thera isno form of disease more prevalent than Dyspepsia, and nono so pecul­ iar to the high-living and rap­ id-eating American people. Alcohol and tobacco produce Dyspepsia; also, bad air, rapid eating, etc. BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will cure the worst case, by regulating the bowels and toning up the digestive organs. Sold everywhere. ................. . . divided x... into M*veral, .'ijwruiivnt*. m.f>orated by portftioiu of stun.-. The door­ ways In no cane, si far ax 1 have seen, uro more than four and a l-.nlf f.s-t high, when tlwy might just as '.veil have made them six or ten feet high if they had needed them. In the interior of aome of tiles.* roonu are deep, crevices, the luu-ks of which are plasterrel with mud which wan presMxl in with their hands, tw the itnpr«Ki(>:t <>f the fingers plainly show. Pome of tills mud i« so far back that I could’not reach it with my hand, which is good evidence that their Anns were long. I am a talf man hut my anna would not roach this mud by two or threw inches. The finger points on the mortar an* quite small, and the nail* long, awl are as plainly to be seen as ATHLOPHOROS,^-S£i.“ though just made. I have several apeci­ mens of this mortar ^-hich is almost like stone. These people lived to some extent at leant by agriculture, as proven by find­ ing corn-cobs in their houses. Tliese cobs ore found on the floor by remov­ ing the dust winch has gathered to the depth of from six to twenty inches. The cobs soon crumble to dust upon ex]*oeure to the air. The core raised by them was of a small kind, the cobe never being munoan co., in wm. st, kw rem more than four or five inches in lengtli. We also find a great many stone trougli*. which were probably used tbr grinding corn. A gn.-ut many arrow* points are PARKER’S found, all of which are small; many of them aw °f beautiful workmanship, and ■HAIR BALSAM made of different kinds <ft flint, onyx and other fine stones. The small size of these arrow heads id another evidence Chat these (teople were small. I liave a skull which was dug up near the base of tho cliffs directly under one of tliese The brut Cough Curt- yon can use, I dwelling*. I will give a description of it by careful meavurcmenL The fore­ head is but ono inch high nnd two inches across. The eye sockets measure but one and three-qunrtera inches from cen­ ter to center. The diameter of the head just back of tlic earn is six and one-fourth inches. On the back of the head is a perfectly fiat place measuring three by Tbs mAkl otnwl. qulriuw* nnd tert rat for Comt. four inches. This 1* tho skull of an adult.'as shown by.the teeth, which are very ranch worn. . Most of the pottery found in thia vicinity is broken, but oc­ casionally a jar, pot or vase is found. It is of the same kind ns tliat found wher­ ever tho mounds arc found, some of it is plain, but most of it is decorated with figures in black or blue colon; quite a good deal of it is decoraP*! with scal­ loped edges and corrugated side?. Thia pottery is found everywhere, on tho ■lopes and in tlie valleys. It is also found on some of lhe highest mountain tope, We find it in digging in the mounds nnd in tin* cliff houaea. Char­ cool is also found in many places. It is quite probable that these people had enemh.u of which they were afraid, ns there are many high bluffs and head­ lands which appear to have been used as lookout* and on the approach of their enemies they could flee to their fortress in the cliffs and bld defiance to any who might nraail them. How long it is since these people lived here of course is a matter of conjecture. Tho Indians liv­ ing in tbe Montezuma valley ray that they have lived there 600 years, and that their forefathers found these ruin* in t«3 West MadbrtD St.. CHICtXJO, ILL the narue condition in which we find Uot anStcVe Now, tberefure, ucxiee is hereby given that by virtue of the powtr ot sale tn sold mort*age, contained and tlieKtatute iuaucbc.-u«- made and i'rovided. on the twenty-«lrtbday of June. A. D. st one o'clock tn the afternoon, at tho north frontdoor or entrance of tin- Court Houae, In the city of Haxtlng^ in the county of Barry nnd state ot Michigan, Unit twins the place <fl boldinx the circuit court f.ir wud County of Barry, wlu-re said prviniee* are situated, there will be sold at nubile auction or veuduc to the higheat bidder the premise, iire.-ribed !u said ruirtgagr, to vutvfy lii" lunnuu: due ou said mortgace with interest at eight percent, per annum, and the cost, K.i.n. and expenses allowed I. ... (.1 by tew. Said .. lhe north wmt fractional quarter (M) of Motion number twenty-nine iJ9), alxo the north half \S) of the nouth east quarter <ki of •retina number thirty a!! tn township num­ ber (D mirth of range number seven west, containing tn ail our liimdretl nud eighty twr« _______ FETKB CROSBY, Martirmw, SIortgAge 8al*. Default havlne bteu nuule in the cmuttfianA of a certain «n»rteu,*>* taiute by William Mayn*nl Hud H i:n»L'i Manianl.bK wile, to Jame«IX-iley. Dai.nl May 3Ui. 1n«, awl recorrtrd In tbe office ot the re*kter u! for lhe Manty, ot B.wy and »t»tr <>f Mlehlipvj. en tta- icib day <>! October .1. D. !~ct. hi Uber No. tout UMrtg*gr* oa pane *>. Said mortgMe vw itlven to 5c<-un»Uie imtoient of seven hundred dollars with Jnlw«r aNlhr rale ot seven per cent, per annum from its dine, and imyabte in sewn year* from the dair. w-bh-h Rald niorMnice wa» duly as■Icneil by the said Jiunes Dodrj to David R. Cook on the Bth day of May. A. D. dm, and said AMiKttment recorded In the office of the rrrliter of <l.rt»1s for Barry County, Michl^im, In Uber •gjof uaslxnihents, on nuxe 318, on the iRh dav of October, A. D. 1WO. It wn* In said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made tn tho |>ayniant of said Interest or any part thereof, on any day ' whcr.xmthe same is made due rad payable, rad should the sonic remain unpaid rad in ar­ rears for the space of sixty day*, then rad from thenceforth, that fa after the lapse ot said sixty days, the aforesaid principal sum of Mren hun­ dred dollar*, with ail arrearaces of interest Uicreon, should at the option of the said JiIm Dooley, his executor*, administrator* and as­ signs, become rad be duo and payable immedlatelr thereafter. Aod default having been made in the payment of Interna due May Mb. IHM. rad tbe same still remaining unpaid, tho aforesaid principal sum ot seven hundred dol­ lar. with all rarcarages of Interest thereon Lath been and Is now declared to be now dim rad payable. and there Is now claimed to be due and pavable at the date of this notice the sum of eight hundred and fifty-eight and <A-I00 dollar*, rad no sulf or proceeding* at law or In equity having been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by raid mortgage or any l*rt Un reoT, now Therefore, by virtue of the tower of tale in s-Md mortgage contained, rad the statute In such case made rad provided, notice fa hereby given that on Saturday the tth day ot August, A I* 1 M.I nt ftl.n n'r-trw-lr in th., attAr.iwM. « at the north front door of tbe conn house tn tbe City of Hastings, Mlchl*rar. the premises de­ scribe* In said mort<a«c. or so much thereof m may be neces wy to pay tho amount due on said mortasire with seven per cent. Interest aad all legal cw!», the premises being described tn Mid mortgage su> follows -. Th" south west quarter of the south eaat qu.tr•terot section 23. town 3 north of range » west, being tbe township of Kutlracl. Barry County, PARKER S TONIC HINDERCORNS Health is Wealth! John C. West & Co., there oun be no question and nothing will ever be really known.—H. M. Moras in American Field. A novelty in horticulture in California is the successful grafting of Italian -chtwnuta on the ordinary black oak. Jt lias been practiced with the beet results in Man and Beast. Mustang Liniment is older than most men, and used more and more every year. “ KS22; u m lo IU annually from California rivara to DAVID K. COOK. , Assisnee. DetKiit having been* made in the condition* of a certain mortgage mode iu>d executed by Alexander Cmtart and Ixiulse Cadart. hit wife, to Walter Ctark. and dated October :snd. MIcblKan, October Mth. A. D. d»l, at 856 o'clock, il m. tn I.J her 18 of mortgAKcs on paxo Uy which default the power of mile In said mortKue contained him becoaw operative, aud where m there is now claimed to be due and tin paid on said mortgage and tbe bond accon.panyit>« tbe s;ime. at the date of this notice. Uh- sum of four thousand tire huudred and slrty dollars (HJ®,) and no suit or nroecedlnp at law or tn equity liavicK been taken to collect tho Mine or any part IbereoL Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale In sahi mortgage con­ tained, and tho statute in such caae made and provided, on the. ninth day of Julv A. D. IBM. at nine o'clock In Ums forenoon at the north front door of Lhe Barty County Court Hotis.- In tbo Clt) of Hastings, iu tbe County of Barry. Michi­ gan, U1.1t t-elng the plsc«- of holding h Circuit Court for the said County ot Barry, wlier sa!<l premises are situated, there will lie sold at imblm auction or vrndno to the highest bidder, tbe premlM’s dMcrllted In said murtKnge or ao mnen thereof ns may i» iwo-MAry to satisfy the amount due thereon with inter eat al eight j<er emit, per annum, and the coat and expenses allowed by law. Indudlnf an attonwy tee of tblrty-dvBdoUgnaa nl.l r.allowed .-.-I,-.Mbylaw ..ia promise* being desertord in said monpige m follow* to wit: All tho-e certain pirces or par­ cels of land situate In the township* of Johns­ town and Assyria. In the County of Harry. Mich­ igan, known and deacribed as follow* to wit: . The nouth ea*t luartcr of tertlon twelve la township number onr north of range eight west, the south east quarter ot the north we*t quarter north of nu>Ee»creu wret. Attorney tor MortRngcc. Default bavlnc been mado tn tb« payment of by Cordelia Slliby to ITiHlp HonerlMareh ivth. IHD. nndon tho tame day recorded In tbe nflteo of BorHUT of Deed*, of Barry County In Llix-r 33 of mortSAfrs. jmmp* as. on whleb merta mortiHKe nuMl" cetidinipi at law having been tastltinMl to recov­ er the debt seeut*d by said mortgage or any part thereof, nottee fa hereby riven that I shall, on Friday, the 23rd day of July next, at tea o'clock a. tn„ at th* north from door of the Court Hoose. In the City of Hasting*. Barry County, sell at public anettau tbe premises dcscriiied tn Mid mortgage, to satisfy th* amount due thereon, ainlthn legal cost*. �===== = TO AVOID PREMATURE OLD AOt A POST SONG. HARD WORKERS OF THE PRESS. jn-arwR Brn of which the city could ba proud. W« make this suggestion for tbe o®riderail on of the dty council. A FELLOW wu shuffling through Main street Saturday afternoon, trying to tie his legs into double-lx)*' knots, when Marshal Hills caught sight of him, pitied his weakness and escorted him to the cooler. om There is a drug store down m Tbo Her­ ald buildhqt, at the corner of Ann street For my: and Broadway, which lias wide celebrity all oves1 the United States as “Hudnut's." It is a small boxiof a place, not many Mary F. Robinson. feet deep and still fewer feet wide, but it A GLIMPSE OF MONTE CARLO. is full of customers all day long, and it han a good many purchasers clear through tho night. It does an enormous business in surgical instrument and ready-made medicine*, but it derives by far tiio The advantage of Monte Carlo la this: greater j»art of its celebrity from tho You must put down ready money; there large quantity of soda water disposed of. where the purchaser winks solemnly at or losing; you know in an instant where at the clerk and calls for “the same." I Late at m'ght when the morning pap- much in your favor an they are in that of the bank. As to the ngrceahlenere of Hudnut's store becomes the gathering this part of Monte Carlo life, I can not pladexif about as distinguished and in­ quite see all its charrna. If you don’t teresttag a group of men as one often finds together. They are the men who cirely at tho Casino, when the doors make tire journalism of New Y’ork. I open, tear in like one rusliing for the pit don’t mean by this expression that they cm a first night, elbow your way to the U ■ nalistic army, who go by tho teclinical name of editora-in-chief. These gentle­ men 1 tell you of as being wont to gather at Hudnut's are the actual workers, tbe men who take charge of the entire great machinery of the papers under their con­ trol. beginning early in the day and re­ maining until the next morning’s edi­ tion begins to roll off from tbe presses, which clatter and Lang away in the subcelhua with a noire almost like the rat­ tle of artillery. In many walks of life I have como across men who thought they were hard worked and generally abused. But I don’t believe there is any position in tho world in which a greater quantity of both labor and unjust criticism exists than finds its way into the daily life of there gsntleinen who build daily publi­ cations. The managing editor of a big newspaper u responsible for all the nows of the day in every part of the world. If he doesn't get it, and some other newnpapc-r doee, lie is likely to hear from tho editor-in-chief, and whether he gets it or not, he is the one person in a newspaper officA- who is pitched into alike by printera and proprietors nnd by reporters and editors. All day and all night he is reading and answering letters and dis­ patches, ordering special accounts of certain tilings which occur in various parts of tho universe, declining to re­ ceive accounts of certain other happen­ ings. skimming through proofs, giving orders to subordinates, conferring with visitbre who rouge all the way from tho man who has been hauled up the day be­ fore in a police court for drunkenness and thinks he has a grievance against the paper for publishing tlie fact, to the influential politician who has an editorial suggestion to make. A man who per­ forms such duties os there, it will be seen, must be the poaaeasor of an alert mind and untiring physique, of the faculty of forming his judgment in­ stantaneously, and of that degree of application which will enable him to stick to his desk from morning to night, and almoKt from night to morning, Somo of the men I saw together the other night at Hudnut's lead this life of close confinement year in and year out, and bow they stand it is one of the mys­ teries that simply amaz-> tho close ob­ server of their career.—Leander Richard­ son in Boston Herald. The three great requisites for a woman journalist are good health, good eenso and good temper. Armed with these nalistn and has tt knack at writing may hope for success. There is always a mar­ ket for the best w©rk, and editors are progrewive people.;who recognize fully the growing need df feminine repreaentaso largely women. I For women in gen­ eral read the papers more and more every year, and th<>re among them who have an instinct which tells them what the rest wish to rehd may hope for a hearing for what they bare to say. This suggests the naming of an indLspensable factor in journalism which is hard to de­ scribe to the outside aspirant Among writers for the diily press it is called "the newspaper more," and unless one one has his nose, at; least in a rudiment­ ary stage, one need-not expect to make a good journalist. In other words, unless one has a gift at discriminatinn. of know- one can not become n good newspaper writer, no matter what capabilities she may have in what b called distinctively literary work.—Boston Record. It lias often been asserted that art’s beat efforts merely imitate nature. I wish nature would take a lesson from art in the tooth busineea. The fellow fortunate with a natural ret. Tho false teeth man can leave his set like his watch favorite table, knocking Irrespectively right and left old, young, middle-aged and muddle-aged, and once at this place in your scat for a while gambling lias its possible side, and the Casino is a livable place. After the crowd comes, and the nibble begins. In these lofty chaml>cni one sound chink of falling money, dropping me­ chanically eternally, with the monoton­ ous monody of nn endian circular cliain, going round and round, stopping at the sanio places, re-echoing the name rhythm, which after a while becomes so insupportable that you would rush any­ where, do anything desperate, jn fact, to <bco])C this horrible succMkion of most horrible sounds. There is one conversa­ tion—play; one universal talk of sys­ tems, and such scenes at tho tables' as beggar description: Respectable-looking women taking up the wrong pile so often that the croupier pbtinly calls them thieves, others fighting over 5-franc pieces, yelling: “This is mine; I put my money on such a number." Them tho crowd interfering, a vagrant band tn the meanwhile deftly stealing over sone incensed shoulder and making off with the disputed wealth whilst Che rakLlu rave again. The croupier shrugs his tho sound of chink, chink begins; once more the roulette starts, and sooner tiian I could write it the best or worst is There are three rooms; the first two devoted to roulette, the last being for tile trentiM't-quarante tables, of which there are two. Here nothing lees tium a napoleon can be played. There la little quarreling—none, in fact. The crowd looks decent, and the atmosphere is quite reepectable. Falling gold and bank notes have a more subdued Bound tiuin tho ring of those filthy 5-franc pieces. In fact, the latter vulgarize play by their littleness, and excite our disgust. As we condemn one who steals a dollar and condone one who steals a million, in tho same way we must look at the difference in tbo professional gamblers and aristo­ cratic players at Monte Carlo. In life we are not so much shocked by results os by the vulgar detail of getting at those results. I advise all who come to Monte Carlo and wish to be respected a* fasldonable players—in short, taken for ladies and gentlemen—to play in tho trenUM’t-quarante room. In speaking of his gambling-tables, M. Blanc said: “Trente et quarante eat te vol. Roulette ret te OHsassinotion." (Trente-et-quaranto is theft. Roulette is assassination.}— Blanche Roosevelt in Chicago Times. own work. Ho may bo helped or he may be embarrassed greatly by his envi­ ronment; but neither books, nor teach­ ers, nor apparatus, nor other surround­ ing conditions of any kind will be of any avail, unless he himself furnish tbo ener­ gizing spirit which shall put them to ac­ count A mind is not molded as an earthen vessel is fashioned by the hand of the potter. It moulds itself by virtue of an inherent force which makes for symmetry or deformity according to the direction given it by consciousness and will. Librarieu, universities, muscumi and foreign travel • are powerful auxiliaries to a man who is de­ termined to be educated, but he wiil find them of do avail if he makes them anything more tluin secondary instru­ mentalities in the work. On the other hand no lack of such advantages will prevent a man from securing a valuable education who is resolved to educate Irtmrelf.—F. A. P. Barnard in Tho Forum. prom, “fashionable arrange ox*— begin in youth. It sliould be a rule among grown up persons never to subject children to mental shocks and unnecessary griefs. When, in the surrounding of the child life, some grave caLamity has occurred, it is b«rt to make the event ns light as .possible to the child, and certainly to avoid thrill­ ing it with sights and details which stir it to the utmost, and in the end only leave upon the mind and heart incurable wounds and oppnvwions. Children should never be taken to funerals, nor to rights that cause a sense of fear and dread combined with great grief, nor to rights which call forth pain and agony in man or in the lower animals. To avoid premature old age in mature life, the following are important points to remember: Grief anticipates age. Dwelling on the inevitable past, forming vain hypo­ theses aa io what might have been if this had or liad not been, acquiring a . craze for recounting what ha* occurrvd-^esa acts do more harm to future health and effort than many tilings connected with real calamity. Occupation and now pur­ suits are the best preventives for mental shock and bereavement. Hate anticipates age. • Hate keeps tho heart always at full tension. It gives rise to oppression nf tho brain and reuses. It confusta the whole man. It robs .the d»reun>d . li« of f“ Ini H. will «• choowL be«n in n«i dnr or attend “India," “mission meetings, “small musira." “sales of -loll*." ‘P™? enade shows," “receptions, hcjot m Jectures," “cricket matches, “afternoons," “rcmcerts, cluinuea, “shooting at day or real pigeon, ^dra- W. H. HOWgjts. Mt 1 tfRII REA N wnrw e!,‘ ton Jjy.■ bid G tbe heirs at law of said all other Beesons Interests tn' 1^1 Y _EXTRACTS 82: the least friction and the least waste. The prime rules for this purpose are: To subsist on light but nutritious diet, with i»ilk ns the standard, food, but va­ ried according to reason. To take food in moderate quantity four times in the day, including a light meal before going to bed. To clothe warmly but lightly, so a* that the body may, in all seasons, main­ tain its equal temperaturo. To keep the body in fair exercise, and the mind active and cheerful. To maintain an interest in what is go­ ing 0.1 in the world, and to take part in reasonable labors nnd pleasures, as though old age were not prerenL To take plenty of sleep during sleeping hours. To spend nine hours in bed at the least, and to take core during cold weather that the tern; vrature of the bed­ room is maintained at 60 degrees Fah­ renheit. To avoid passion, excitement, luxury. —Dr. Benjamin Ward Richardson. A gentleman in tins dty told how h<! saved a boy who had broken through the ice in the river. Ho was manfully hold­ ing to the edge of the ioe and making a most pitiful right. This gentleman was so deeply affected that he determined to risk his own life in a rescue. Lying flat on the ice, he squirmed out as near the holo m he could go and reached for­ ward a light stick, which he told the boy to hold on to. Slowly working lock­ ward, he brought the little fellow up on the strong ice and so to land. Once he could. cramped, statue-like positions at the desk must have, in addition, foot-muffs or extra large fleece-lined ovemhoes to keep them in temper and ideas that cold feet may rob them of. The heat should be equalized throughout the house and its halls, that the strain to be comfort­ able may not be a repetition of that out­ side. The winter months are especially the ones for excessive and continued toil, both for the brain and muscles, and in order not to deplete the flagging forces too much, great care Should be exercised to guard against the house being made a second workshop by tho pancity of arti­ ficial heat bi stove or furnace.—Dr. Odelia Blinn in Inter Ocean. Tub Barry county W. C. T. held Its 8th annual convection in Temper­ ance Hall, this city, on the 15th Inst, with full .delegations from its five local unions. Cheering reports were brought in from the various departments sus­ tained by each, and It was found that each has an individual standing chieflv dependant upon what it is striving to accomplish in its own partinn Hr line of work for the good of those by whom it is surrounded. The session proved an enjoyable and profitable one, but all felt that two days ought to have been devoted to its interests, ns the necessarv business crowded too close upon the excellent reports of work accomplished and the discussion of plans projected .for the future. .,An addrwjs of welcome was given bv Mrs. B. IL Rose, president of the Hast- And It is further ordered tlut silJ with. F. f*P°r printed and cuvulstdp k. -.-.iii Cawt) wm. w, coEe. D: State of Ntehtian; Countv of harry—w' At a reukln nt t‘„. I*. . ... 1. uni«ua*j oi juiir, in .<: amfleiKht hundred BuAchchh-.lL. lite I vareer, aeceasca. • OoreadtexandBUiu Ibeljrtition. dul, W- O' MUd deeeared. q»y !..-a.!nut>d tn I the executrix therein UHiird appoiated. )pou It to unleted, thai Thursday of July. Aj I>. tfw, ati.nr <rc!oek ItTibr n, be aariznedtortbe tlw, .... hrartns <X Mud Pl A. And u further ordered, that «*)d Htitiorer rive notice to tbe penwn-. Imin -ii i « Ute. of the pendency . teSfrtntywdb) auMlnzaropv ri U.!» odelobe published In theFthutinKA iuxxkii * newspaper printed sad <SrculAt.il in Aald Coan tyoC Batry awe in ereh Week for tbro- iuce*wln weeks previbu* to sold d*y ot hrir'ne. Wm. w.coi.I:. _________ I Judpe of I’rolnle. JP EEMOVED! REMOVED!! KF C* I am now settled .and ready for business in my hew quar­ ters in the store east of W. D. Schantz’s grocery. 1 K? W Wall Paper Season! Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper. w I? s* FA. WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain doth and decorated, or paper shades. 8°‘ It wu very cold, and the bottom all the time.’—Hartford CouranL gloryln* In the name of csanke, for “5“' E£*2“ Wlu™ * worit So“%Ss^'^"3it"^hs°5 dentist'* chair.—Da­ coma more civilized dlscMM multiply. Pnllv • arwnw nf —__ .11___ J _ . family for fifty held ok tho crest of tho Guinn, from 5,000 M. TSUly^.- 1 PURE matic matinwa,: ■musical soirees in tlie East End. Some of the’-arrangementa" are jirivale, and can only be attended <on invitation; others are open to all. There is also the third da-L such os the low or charit­ able concert, which is public on one dde aud private on the other. In order, tliorefore, to enjoy an unfet­ tered selection from the list before him, the person above mentioned must be what is called “in society." Tliis status can l>c attained by any num whatever who peeresses a suit of evening clmhti and a fair amount of manners, Such a one will linve do difficulty in grtiing an invitation to nn ordinary dance in the leas fashionable circles. Once there, he must get introduced to one or two of the MOST PERFECT MADE matrons prerent who stand highest on the social ladder, and. if possible, have, ugly daughters. Ho must dance, or pre­ ?/UC£ BUIKO POHTDBB CO.. tend to dance, assiduously with tho chil­ «T- t-OUIfe dren, and take the mothers tiiemsdves CHICAGOto supper. If one of tlie latter givce a dance herself, or is asked for men'# tion being impaired, the failure of life names by a friend, the aspirant will not begins at once. Those, therefore, who be forgotten, nnd wiU^get Ms name are born with this passion—and a good down on a “list." He iw then merely to SPECIAL * continue this process as he rises in the many, I fear, are—should give it up. Jealousy anticipates age. Tho facial world, with a proper devotion to card.*, expression of jealousy is old age, in etc., and in a couple of years no ball or however young a face it may be cast drum will be inaccessible to him.—Thu _ Jealousy preys upon and kilts the heart. ArgonauL So, jealous men are not only unhappy, but broken hearted, and live short lives. Without thought, it would seem nat­ I have never known r'man of jealous ural tliat the temperature in which we nature live anything like a long life or a live in the house should approach more MOST PERFECT MADE useful life. The prevention of jealousy nearly to that of the external ’ atmos­ is diversion of mind Iowan! useful and phere; but it little consideration demonunselfish work. ’Stratre the necessity of a very-much hot­ • Unchasity anticipates age. Every­ ter climate within doors. and the habit­ thing that interferes with duutity ual custom of northern nation* to main­ favors vital deterioration, while the tain this state of caloric. While out of grosser departures from chastity, dol­ doors every effort is made to develop, ing to specific arid hereditary disease, and then to preserve a comfortable are certain causes of organic degenera­ warmth of the body. This requires an tion premature and old age. Thus chas­ incalculable amount of nerve force, ftataw............. tity is preventive of senile decay. which, added to the physical expend!- IRftBtf-::::: "1 Intemperance anticipates old ago. The more the social causes of mental and tality not easily repaired. When in the physical organic diseases, are investi­ house this state of things is reversed, or gated. the more closely the origin of should be. Weary with tbe struggle degenerative organic changes leading to outside to keep from freezing or chilling, premature deterioration and decay are. tlie house heat must be ao great and questioned, the more closely does it genial tliat the wanderer may relax ut­ come out that intemperance, often not terly, may sit, stand, or lounge, with no suspected by the person himself who is fear or question as to his personal comimplicated in it, so subtle is its influence is at the root of tho evil. reduction of outside gar- Clover read. When old age has really commenced 11— Chickens meats. .“ THS” Tills is re [socially essential to brain layed by attention to the rules of con­ workers, whojeannot be hampered with servation by which life is sustained with dined to go, saying he would only get “‘TSHk. •■‘•'kef both In th. Union a licking when he arrived. Nothing Many statements have been made as to would start him along, and he stayed the great age fiiat fish may attain. Some there shivering and whimpering, until from the Band of Hope at Middleville, persons think that there are carp at finally, in indignation, his reocucr Fontainebleau tliat date back to tbe time reports of Bands of Hope at those of Francis I., but the majority is skop­ Pmces, Mrs. Smith, of Rutland, gave a splendid report ot their little Sion, thinks that we may allow an age of 200 years for certain carp. There is nothing, «r. 1, w w •“ —L fully five timra larger than they were itself. Changes in mode of life probably havn mwk A- —4M. IL —u _ ___ -Sci- train of tboutbu I nppoM that trantnthe blsbwt typ. ot HHUuks will throufbout th. .Ute wTS. bom?S t«<»Uare.o largely Interwoven with thesueoem or failure of the oauw Paints and Oils, Oils ant Varnishes, Varnish and Alabastine. Barn Paint and Housekeeper II the i Paints in smell cans. Housekeepers’ Paints and nep »ny Alabastine and Barn Paint Brashes, And EVEBYTHING else i» sviudion from the my line. Ca Hom I still sell the Celebrated Detroit White Theta an SOOftOSO Indian. of SUzko. *VWe. vextaow Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the BXlT-RlPP T4 Fred'k Hotchkiss. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-06-17.pdf b275a576e20da1a673a57b26e419ec12 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner, VOL. XXXI. NO. 7. : ' —r~- -------- 1-------- -------- ------------------ - - "___________________________ HASTINGS, MICH.. JUNE 17,1886. The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINSI County News. 006 two y°ftr WHOLE NO. 1619. JW,?8Rr!l- F°x A Son have purchased of Doush, block number sixteen, on RousIJh addition where their mill Ik now located. Price 8400. We are pleased to record this fact as it completelv explodes all prospects of Fox & i.? “oying their business to Middleyille. They are reliable and enterpris­ ing ami Freeport cannot afford to lose juch men. We ought to feel sorry for MiddleviUe, but cannot shed a tear.' "Children’s Day" at the U. B.church was observed with much success on Sunday last. The church was tastiiv decorated; one noticeable attraction be­ ing a pyramid nine feet in heighth composed prlncipaHy ofclover blossoms. The recitations were very entertaining and where aD did so well it would be unjust to specify particular efforts. fitted up 39 Pearl street, this dty. where colt the past week. in the future he will deal in stocks, M..Swift lost a good work horse re­■ I Kinds, grain and provisions. Wheat cently. bought and sold for cash and on mar­ t Your„Bcribe is much obUged th the > gins. Journals Castleton scribe for the •in­ {•fAKSHALjL L. COOK. The Valley City miUtrhich collapsed terest he hai taken in his behalf. three, weeks ago precipitating four N. K Sheldon and wife were at Cale­ like troop£ floors with machinery and ISjOOO bush­ donia Tuesday attending the W. U. B. .ctiHCKrrnox rates els of wheat into Grand River, is being special conference. rapidly repaired by a night and day Z. Rawson is building a fine residence. force of men. Cron & lUwson. bulldtn,. During the past year so much has ADVERTISING HATES: ,W9J?or.Baker la3t w“* ■" •>«“!» Ix-en said and written and so little done ''■•ar.......................... St00 00 of catUe for «a. (■>r *|>cclal )X»sltlous. io about supply the dty with more and W. P. Wilkinson, an old pioneer 84 better water, that the water itself looks > ears old was seen mowing with a .. . PRINTING. •’tired" as it tries to sneak unseen from hand scythe with more case than a i-h-Akltln the Job Printing De­ the perspiring hydrants. A water fam­ you ou<ht 10 have voung man of our day would show at ine is feared this season. An appropria­ tin- Hanxeb. Everjlblng lu the . heard the how] go up from Rome Tum SLiS?11 w‘:r ^th“ SS Si tion of $300,(XJO would swell the city’s . I -»; .ind with Uie latest faces of Sarine & Bro, are building a croeswaj' indebtedness to more than a million, t appiwed paUerus of machinery4 *««n«nte from that urnal old Mutual between sections 7 and 18, in the town­ tTP*hut would destroy many millions of ani; wnrktnea employed, enables the ind ui“Uranc? Co" of K«*. ship of V ennontville. Bowin'S MILLS. imalcuhe, said to swarm in the present andlonia counts made their appear •.Ernt-clw lob work. atbride’s parents June A good shower of rain would be very system by scientific men in a reotnt in­ WW. by Rev. H. Barnaby, of acceptable to the farmers here. vestigation. “No great loss without u market is being made -verv Grand Itapids, A. N. Sheldon, of CasUeSheep dipping is the run just now. some small gain. A compound of U The 5Uh rushing firms taiying. J ton, to Mtas Bridenstine, of Ganges, the p w. Lowin’. m.d, and by the way, Frank Sylvester, of (j. Fhyician, Surgeon and Oculist. oldest daughter of Re^-. Bridenstine, k ankee Springs, clipped from 62 sheep meat and water is more nutritious <o i. ?n Uie Kocher block flesh-feeding beings. Statistics of the mJSulr • * fon* now w°rk- who was pastor of the U. B. church Cvi.nor country promptly attended, 641 pounds or wook Who can l>eat dty supply store show a good per cent. HS.wK,i?1' wco',d "°°r iob here four years ago. The ceremony that? or. - □ to 10 a. tn. and ItoSp. m. • Tr>*-I:oie :>t Holloway*’drug store/ was witnessed by several near retatiues Mra Whitesome, of Plainwell. Is MT-St ■ • d :ittepllon paid to surgical diseases i of Profeaaional gamblers of groom and bride. Ninny appropriate staying at Wni. Manley's. SSS.ithV b.ur? week- “d have Eresents were given. The happy ebup- . Mrs. Bovee has returned to her home There have been many strikes in the Io8u. a11 lheaParechange ,sIX!n(buk a short honeymoon Big Rapids. last six weeks. Most all of the different ^hey brought with them. Naahrifie with friends in the south part of the atBart I’hysican and Surgeon, Bibe has moved to PtainweD. factories adopted on trial a reduction gamblers are hard. .T^y "Hl return and remain Woodland. Mich. Mr. Nichols got mixed up with some of hours for work day. 6,000 men make 11 friends in with his father, N. T. Sheldon, tlU laB. poison sumac the other day. Result a furniture in this city and 2,000 or 3.000 ■ ir south or the post office, will be Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Sheldon have the bad looking face. some of the northern counties. <>r night. more work in other factories. At four hta goods out of beet wishes of the community. Haying is well under way. Clover 1o’clock can be seen thousands of dinner “r ipi MERMAN, /J Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Sheldon and will be rather a light crop on account SI? ?S?*T m".nih«: C“Hbe po«pails. Last Monday morning at seven . II ? ir'iwthic Physician * Burgeon, h..n,W ear tnnperance otdtaKe I daughter, Mrs. Lewis Gardner, were in of the dry weather.o’clock 600 men at the Phoenix factory (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) (F.r • <*.«■ t »**l ot drug store.) has killed one of the saloons? Sh^^ altendin£1116 w®«Wing of A. K. Corn is looking weD. were notified to their surprise to return m«ae8’ and 9reROry Dunham have Yankee Springs township picnic was to ten hours or return home. They R. Wm. JONES, made an assignment. held June 11th. About eight o’clock walked out and are now on a strike. Dentist. I. Holler and wife have returned Hickory corners. people began to gather in the grove on Another large factory on account All attended to. 11?“the Wmt but tttlk of 801:18 west to> For want of news items your scribe the Calvin Hill num, and by 11 a. m.. 1of accumulating so much stock runs (PINE AND CEDAR.) has failed to put in an appearance for the school and a large crowd of the cit- ’but five hours per day.. The men do Both the M. E. and CongregationalI the last wefek or two. C. WELTON izens of the town were gathered on the ।not feel so tired of the work as they do churches observed Childrens' day last; An unusual number of cripples were grounds. the five hours pay. Last Saturday after­ Sunday with appropriate and pleasing■ noticed upon our streets last week. Hilo Farmer’* Insurance Co. Too much cannot be said in praise of inoon about 500 men at Berkey A Gay's mi a man's property against jMirvicts. “ the various schools for the able man- 'were notified to return to the old ten Leander Hienbaugh, while at work r ->r wind; against a man's Mrs. J. T. Goucher and Mrs. Win., on Frank Deitrick’s new store the other ner in which they did their part in 1hour plan or withdraw from the com­ life by c- itb ,u.«l aewideal. Bartley are attending the W. C. T U , day, placed a double ladder against the making the day a grand success. Tak- pany. 1 Furniture men say they cannot conference at Hastings this week. ’ bunding for the purpose of ascending Ing it altogether, we had one of the 'compete with ten hour factories in oth­ £tOOK&.SHELDON. \ Ainsworth. of GrandI in order to putty nail heads prepara­ most successful gatherings ever held in 'er portions of the country. It is ex­ Rapids, is visiting among old friends tory for paint, was caught in the same the town. The annual picnic has be- 1pected other factories will soon give (OSselO A’-Urart.BJnck. IlMjiuk*. Mich.) in our viUage this weeic , falUng head downward in which -con­ come an universal holiday to the peo- <out a Dke notice cq their employees. HjviUjsotiA -tArt Abstract Books in Barry Frank Helm and John Furniss have, ditlon he remained until assistance pie of Yankee Springs. * The K. of L. oatfacise all furniture and Maple, moved into their new houses, came. When liberated found himself not bearing their eight hour table, and Al Durkee is laying a new concrete, somewhat bruised and sore. With the the men are determined to establish hilip t. colgrove. walk. . Large quantities of wool was brought permanently the eight hour dav. It is aid of caqe and crutch he is able to be Lawyer, Three of our village fishermen went -on the streets. into the market during the past week. an issue. Ha»ttait*.Mwh. down to the sea tn ships, that ta, went, Mrs. W.-T. Barber is also temporarily G. M. Evers and M. J. Goss are compe­ About four weeks ago business Fr’«»ttittag Atterpey for Barry County. down as far as Greggs’ bridge, where crippled in consequence of laboring too titors in Che field. houses adopted the early closing system. they struck a snag and their oil caught hard the other day in picking too many Yesterday being ChHdren’s day. the Dry goods, clothing, boot and shoe 1 E.KENASTON, tire and they jumped into the river, large strawberries. church was prettily decorated and the houses close at six p. in. and groceries A. i ‘ Attorney at Law, waded to shore and started for home Frank Deltrick has his new store usual program of responsive readings, at seven o’clock, so it is difficult to (.Om J. B. Gpodwar * Co.’* .Hon*.) on foot. nearly completed. George Marr and singing, recitations, etc., passed of cred­ make a purchase after that hour unless Pric:»-?< Is sit eoart* bribe State. Collection* itably to the participants. it be in a saloon, and even their front Quite a number from here wiD take WaD McNed have performed in their Prt3i|-::ya:k-u4tngtv. : ' Warren Easton and wife, of Otsego, doors are closed at ten at night. in the Chicago-Detroit baD game at usual manner and workmanship the Detroit Mondav. carpenter and jointer work, while boas were in town the past week. Very troly your*. TOHN CARVETH. Of Kerry Ve^riiitlon, Miss Maggie Smith, also of Otsego, is Was Wfll; lheka laying pipe down Henry Fowler, Heinbaugh and Ftans___________ WOLVERINE. v Attorney at Law, » this way Tim May last. We saw him burg foUow with paint and brush, put­ ’visiting our vHtage. MldrllM’iRa, Mich. There is to be an icecream festival eleven timtttahd ne had some one of ' ting on the finishing touch both inside The season is at hand when the UAilTIN V. BAKKER.Rejd Estate, our wheeLMorses button-holed each I and outside. Frank has a neat cozy in the school yard on Saturday evening ■di Insurance and Loans. cyclone and heavy windstorm may be | budding which he Intends to move his of this week. time. Must-be something np. Mrs. Ora Storms gave her Sabbath expected, with the destruction to life . Gypsy's pedestrian qualities aeem to weU selected stock of boots and shoes OKre a ;h J. G. Runvxn A Soo. 2 doors north school class a treat on Saturday last, in and property which attend their dread­ •I Po-toffice. , be excelle<L Why don’t some one head Into this weeks. hprS.daKrt.fi-H uh en to making exchange* Charles Crosby, of Richland, is here the form of a picnic. They spent the ful visits. There can be no question her off ? ■« property Ta- interests ol non-resident Work on the new Evangelical church buying wool paying £S to 28 cents per afternoon in the woods and enjoyed the that people need indemnity against 'protH-rtyowtim t-arrhiUy looked after. Fann* tornadoes as weU as fire and lightning; pound. Charles Rorabeck, of Augusta, day very much. otk: for or exchange. Houses and is being rushed very lively. Mr. Crum has his house nearly com­ but there is no question but that the Lew Granger, of Charlotte, is giving is also here in the wool market. Fri­ rates charged for tordado insurance by 3TPrices and Estimates given on ap­ our band boys a few pointers with the day and Saturday were lively and busy pleted. j ELEMENT SMITH,' CharUe SedWick is about building a the stock companies are exhorbitantly plication. days with them in handling that com­ drum majors stick. ;V Lawyer. • high, aa the hazard is not so great as' Orno Strong and John Stevens were modity with their fair deaUngs and new kitchen on his house. • "Ser In Ua; >:• Hal! Block, over store of W. 8. The little child of Warren and Sophia for fire and lightning risks. There is no BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. at Eaton Rapids last week on K. of P. just weights. They are receiving the Goodyear & Co.) doubt that stock companies reap a rich patronage of a targe number on wool Richards is quite sick. business. । ■ PfMtlcet In all'Court* of the state. reward from their tornado risks, as growers from this and adjoining town­ O. I’. BUCK EE. POWLINO. they charge as much as for farm risks ships. A fine shower Sunday. against fire or lightning. Quite a Ivge number of our citizens NAPPEN a VanARMAN, ’ ASSYRIA. We hear the click of sheep shears. To meet the demand for tornado have labored diligently the past week Law; Mtas Clara Bacon has a lady friend insurance which could be procured at Sheep shearing is the order of the endeavoring to mend their ways—their (Over Hanan National Bank.) visiting her fiom Battle Creek. actmal coat the Michigan Mutual day and Hastings the place to market highways. The picnic Thursday was very good. Cyclone and Windstorm Insurance your wool. A. D. CadwaDadcr and wife, of the : WILLIAM B. sWEEZEY, Attorney Wm. McFarlin and John Grinnell of city of Hastings, are visiting friends in A large crowd present, and all seemed Coiupany. was org;mized alzout a year ’ ’ At Law and .Solicitor in Chancery. ago. Its firat policies were issued in to enjoy themselves. Bellevue, are canvassing this, vicinity this township. |: Prattler* tn aU court* of the state. There was quite a crowd out to th? the tatter part of June 1S85. Now it with a patent fence. Rev. John Mason has gone to Dimon­ Lydta Gage, of Battle Creek, spent dale to attend a ministeral association, Children's day exercises Sunday, al­ has active agents in 15 counties of the lyiLLIAlt H 6 WEEZE Y. Sunday with her parents C. C. Gage consequently no services at his regular though it was stormy. A very nice state, has almost SJW.OOO insurance, time is reported. and is taking policies at the rate of Justice of the Peace. appointments Sunday. and wife. Ha! Ha: our Dowling boys did beat 820,010 to S25.0U) per week. The idea The Niagara Falls (Route. iCoUeejiom a -tpeeially. Henry Tasker jmd family started for Charles Clark says there is more to 12. How was novel and there was some difficulty Dakota last week matched teams than those Brad. Tomp­ in the baD plav Saturday, 7 M. B. GILLASPIE. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Geo. S. Hartom spent last week in son drives,.for he has recently matched is that for nigh? They know how to in getting people to take hold of it. Its take the cake. succens is now assured, and we have his chestnut • Detroit buying goods. „ Notary Public. Tallna effect May 30th. liwc. not the least doubt that at the end of _______________ GUM DROPS. , B-w-n* Mills; A strawberry festival with ice cream O. M. Walker.■ of Atkinson. Holt Co, its second year it wiD show a round Neb, is visiting friends in Assyria. was held in M. M. Rockwell’s hall on IRVING. 81,000,000 of Insurance. J[ a::y c. < obb, Mr. Walker thinks Neb. is the garden Friday night, for the benefit of the M. There i» no speculation about it No Ninety in the shade. of the world and would not return to 1’. church of the place. Proceeds amounted to 814;<X>. C. S. Dow, our. new P. M., has taken stock holders to declare a dividend of Michigan to live for anything. Mf liRUXSMAKBK, J. M. EDiott has made an improve­ posession of the P. O. and the boya cel­ 100 per cent, every year. No targe Charley Baker has the roof on his 8TATIOXB. salaried officers. It will give insurance new l>arn and has commenced grading ment upon his barn by an addition ebrated the event by tiring 100 guns. Itf -n Gioeu b Cutting Children's day was observed at the at actual cost They give a more thereon, making more stable room and up Che driveway. z. Pattern* Cut to order. Old Mrs. Paddock who has been visit­ al.«o making storage room for hay and M. E. church last Sabbath. The church Dberal policy than any stock company was beautifully decorated and the eker- in the state on the class of property 1'aio’ 0.15 ing her daughter, Mrs. J. Hartom re­ grain. Grand Bapld*. Lv. 1.1 . A. A. Aldrich is making improve­ cises were interesting; memorial servi­ they insure. turned to her home south of Battle 11.10 Middleville............. L« Had they changed the usual rates af ments about his dwelling bv building a ces for the departed, Mira Ida Crawford 2.01 Creek last Tuesday. J0METH1NG NEW! they would have coDected upwards of n.w Hamtinqs............... 2.U and Mrs. A. D. Hughes, were held. ' The Assyria base ball club went to summer kitchen and wood house. ......... 85,000 premiums, while losses have not SkSZ::::::::::::: tjr Dowling last.Saturday to play the been met with as yet, but have money on FRRMPORT. 13.10 NjahrUle................. a* Dowling club' and got beat. They hand to meet current expenses, and pay &a 13J57 Grand Hapldi. June Htb. I*. were rather surprised to find out that pfom the Herald. 3J! the arrearage losses on this class of in­ Dr. Wright accompanied by Miss EDITOR BANNKR: Dowling included Cedar Creek, Quimby 3.‘sa Barnum's show will be here July 14th, surance. Bidelman was in Freeport Saturday. 6.00 and Lacey. The officers and directors are among Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shinier, of Cale­ which signifies targe delegations from the best of farmers in Michigan. We donia, were at J. Cheesbrough’s over neighltonng places on that day. MORGO-THORMAPPLE. Two suicides last week. One a sa- know the President well. Mr. 8. W. Sunday. Mapes, of Eaton county, who is one of The rain on Sunday was little and of Wolcott poet band has received its loontst, the other a blacksmith. short duration. base drum and E. H. Sisson doel the A greater amount of wool is handled the liest known farmers. The Secreta­ Mall. VTATIOn. On the 15tb at 12 o’clock the ther- pounding thereon. this year than last, with prices ranging ry, D. W. Rogers, of this dty, is well momtter «t«>d U « In IM «h»le Md ta Mrs. A. Brunner has been visiting from eighteen to twenty-five cents per o rising. • her sister, Mrs. Todd of Vergennes, for pound. A.K. still Mr. Henry Strong has tired another the past few days. 4.00 Grand river is, very low. For two ai Detroit............. J*. 0.10 kiln of brick and tile. 11.4S 12.4. S. W. Finch and Jas. Cool are in Shi- weeks the river has been fuD of pine ance Company, and has been connected 7.B6 13J0 XI Mr. Golden was on Monday last call­ awasseee county disposing of territory logs on thdr journey to lake Michigan. with that company for the part 15 years. x« XI* 12J53 ed by telegram to the bedside of his Flower Mission day was observed by Mr. Rogen hu made a thorough study for Case’s pruning shears. 8.4! SJE I have set. up a Hay Press in father, now residing in Ohio. . 8J6 Mira Carrie Wright, of Middleville, is theW. C. T. U. Every inmate of the of mutual insurance, and is the kind of IJ0 Mr. L. P. Cole has made a large im­ visiting her sister Miss Florence, and penitentiary and eleemosynary institu­ a man who makes a success of what­ 0.0H <JX ever he undertakes. the City of Hastings, and am provement with a load of furniture. tions was the recipient of a lx>quet other Freeport friends this week. *J5 too 4JE Mr. Parker went to Castleton batur9J3 4jr The dty hall is nearly ready for its 2.07 John Beeler has bought his father’s The people of the Star school house 103 8J0 10. IS -iu. Lura Flory dosed a successful farm of 40 acres south of his place. roof. A fine seven story block is being prepared to purchase Hay in constructed at the corner of Monroe community wiU not yield the palm to Consideration 82,000, crops included. .. ,M Tj t LA .UH I tenh of school last Friday InDist No. 6. Miss Anna Boadie his just closed and Waterloo streets, where used to any in making a success of whatever vtroU on all day train*. „ , My quantity. r nvsnrt Ranlo* with Chiher second term of school in the higher stand the Rathburn house. they undertake. ChUdren’s day came AU the pulpits and very pious citizens off last Sunday, the rain kept many CASTLETON. department of the Freeport school Miss Beadle has given excellent satis­ of Grand Rapids have been praying by away doubtlwa. yet there was a good P. Barf is painting his new barn. petition to the street railway company faction. G. Greenfield has a new well congregation. The beuse was decorat­ Mrs. B. Wolcott was taken danger­ not to cause fireworks, balloon ascen­ ed finely, the program earned out Mrs. Everett was called to Indiana and like performances on the splendidly. The offering amounted to by telegraph last Friday. Her mother ously ID yesterday morning with spasms. sions For a time her life was despaired, but Sabbath at Reed's Lake, a Valley City over Sil, one Bible class giving 85. Is not expected to live. I .Call and see me, at American M. Everhart was in Battle Greek, at this writing, alight hopes are enter­ resort a mile or two from the dtv llmita, tained of her recovery. • where from 5,000 to 10,000 people go to j£R. MARBLE A COMMUNICATION has been received House. We were pleased to see Mrs. David- reermte In the hottest summer days. Moulton In Freeport on Sunday enjoy­ A targe per cent, of the community fall from CapL C. E. Woodman, of Orange­ his new ing the “Children’s day” exercises. This to recognize the virtue of their prayers. ville, relative to the controversy be­ The size of the solvation army pro- tween himself and the Banker corres­ lady has been an invalid for the past barn done. eauions which have paraded the streets pondent at that place, which ta resptetSeveral ot^ur our farmers have com­ four months and her many friends are every day with songs and music for fullv declined. The language used is glad to see evidence of improvement menced ba^mg. Reported hero that Geo. Furguson, more than two years, has dwindled entirely uncalled for. E. Sarins has completed his addition ON SHORT NOTICE. I Yours respectfully, who has several relatives Dving in this down to a half dozen iname enthusiasts. .°Austin is on the sick lis t. vicinity, was recently killed in a stage Everybody la tired of their -dark age" lavnro grange h«i a picnic Saturday, robbery In Montana. He baa been in Mblft. Mr. Bramer. of H ratings, wortturta The pubUc Dbrary wiU be moved to the interest of Black 4 Co* marble the West several years and, although lively. AIL Matthews picked up iafaje the south half of the aecond story of the his relatives here do not know that he works, wra among ua dtyhaD. J. Lockhart was in Hastings Wed- wra employed driving stage, they win A. W. Hester, of Chicago, well known have fracs ra to hi* fate until they hear Irving nine 3E to w. marble. D^Mta Bort Baldwin is on the sick list. from him personally. n^sTisoi. Barrt Co., Mica. —BV— KMKV1U.U. Farm Wagons, DoiHb Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, W.“ PINE LUMBER, F P Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING P Suh, Doors ad Slid!, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Fiuiiii & Band Moeldieis Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Farmers, Attention! NKht Kxprres. 1 New York Kxpma. Michigan Central K 0 1 11 ss Custom Wool Carding, c. A. BURLINGAME. �■- STATE CONVENTIONS. THE NATURE OF LOVE. AuguA E, U. Lake Cor*. l A fragrance of the night, rainbow in the air, A cloud, a loat delight; The faint unell of the dawn. -John Philip Varley. A THOUSAND DOLLAR MOTH, It la by no mean* the moat beautiful or striking in color, for it is painted, aa you may aay, in a single color of grayish brown, though in many, many tints of tiutl color. Its form is tbe more wonderranch Kick into long tails an eighth of tut inch wnile and over four incheu long, The poor little children are often suf­ ferers from the most acute sufferings from which their elders are. evempt The value of Mishler's Herb Bitters M a family medicince is apparent, there­ fore, when it b known that it is equally efficacious in dealing with the ailments of little folks as well as of grown aersons. Mrs. Mary Baraea, of LoubwDe, KyM writes: “Mishler’s Herb Bitten has entirely cured May, my little girL and Mr. Barnes says it is the besLremedy for worms, in children or adults, in the market," . An East Jordan man is accused of hanging out a sign leading: “Knew Syder for saile.” • We have an Endless Variety of BERMah AR Wovldtou Bkueve it? We are dally guaranteeing Kemp’s Sarsaprllla to the people for cleansing the blood and giving a new lease of life. Price •1. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp's Liver Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. El00 a specimen. Profcseor Meyer’s en­ tire collection b valued at f-W.OOO.—Congregationalbt. The duko of Braganxa. heir to the Portuguew crown, is related to on un­ usual number of royal families. He is nephew of King Humbert of Italy, and also of tbe Princess Clotilde, and there­ fore cousin of Prince Victor Napoleon. His grandmother, Maria da Gloria, was niece of tbe second wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. His grandfather, Dom Fer­ nando, was cousin of Queen Victoria; and thus the youug man may claim re­ lationship to the royal families of Eng­ land and Belgium, and all the connec­ tion* of tho prolific Sa x»> Coburg-Gotha tribe. He is, moreover, grand-nephew of Dom Pedro of Brazil, and thus related to tlie Neapolitan Bourbon*. And now he is about tb marry into the Orleans family. —Foreign Letter. ■ The new Grand Central hotel St Stan­ ton is one of the finest of its kind in the State. Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why will you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms when a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costs but » eents. For sale by W.*Gobdyear. 0v^r880 correspondents contributed to the crop report statictics for May. Dr. Pierce’s “Pellets,” the original little liver 'pills, and no pain or griping. The Boston Journal says: “It is well Curtnalck or bilious headache, ao^r known that birds are very sensitive to stomach, and cleanse the system and bowels. 25 cts. a vial. aay kmd, angry words. A lady who wished to make a bobolink stop singing at last scolded it in a loud voice, and then took up a scarf and shook it in re­ buke at the caged bird. Id a moment tbe bird was still, and a slxort time after made a fluttering alxrat the stage. Its owner turned to tbe bird and wm shocked to roe it fall dead. Unkind words had killed it-" We know of’ two com* simi­ lar to this, tn one case a canary bird and in tlx- other u mocking bird, died within five minute* after being tqxiken to in a violent, angry tone.—Our Dumb Animals. CURE FOR COBSTIPWIOH,^^. SELTZER AFEBULNT. Wil! cure C<xi«Up»Uan, k Slok Iteail.-.cl.- and DpU regahde* «he ■ Luwvl* a^teuabte* tho*“ “ of treble dlzeuwa tv cn> toy tlteir toort. It redure* Fever, voolwtbe Wood. f» luvatasHo la tusd A!tn tbould be found wn Moxtooiobt, Ala., June 1<1 —The Mate Democratic cbuvenUcm n-**i»titod here Wedneeday, 7XJ deiogatM being present. In ad.ln».lng the couviotion, the totnperary tartitre.1 only by TAklUNT * CO.. NeW York. chairman *11 triad In coin;4iincntarjr terms to Ciavriand* ndnilnktratiou, which was In the matter of tbrocsUle ot W. greeted with appteuM. The convention ad- DYSPEPSIA • KtrtBercrywhcre.^M tou- to hereby pveu that I shall «ril at Pj>baauction to the bljtbret t>tod-r. oa Frfafay the n <l*r of Jun<-. A. D. uro. lUtro o rt fon iH'-ai. at Uic office of tlw Prol ate • the tbe eltv of llMtlnpi couatj ut Ban Mate of MlcbUsn. imretuut: to Hc*um; .... ...- .... Il— Tib d .v nt Mi tottow*1 Tbr undhldXf ooMlithleth pert <4 tot worth halt 05 of the north wc*t qnartar > oO-cttoa ntnnber eirtrn(ll>. In towntolp number three (A* north of f.diro manter right (SI wr»t. It ueingtntbetownoilpet UMtlncs. Barry County, Miclilsau. Dated May 7th, A. D. IML In the matter of the eatate of Joseph Jl»ugb, We, the undenlraed, having i«reu appointed by tbe Probate Judge for tbe countv of Barry. State of Michigan, a* contmlutonere to twelve, examine and adjust all claims against *ld de­ ceased. do hereby ---.< a give H notice h mthat u*W *1... Ute office WoodlaiMl.il day. tlx- irtb Monday. Um at 1 o’ckxk i Dated. May 1Mb, ibH. C. 8. FAl.MKRTOtC, UEOJUIE W. SMITH. Mor tear* Kale. Default having teen made tn the, coadtttai* A SERIOUS PREDICAMENT. a certain morttace made by Jaiae* W. Young and Harriett J. Yoons hl*, wire. In her own rtsbt. to Horace D. Htortiu/ctated April |Mh. A. D. 1«\ and recorded tn ihi office of th* Itegteter of l>re-<U. forth* county of Barry and Rtete ot Mteiilnti, on the 21 «X day of May A. D. tiro in UbcrMri morta-age* on I't, on which niortsogr there claimed to t* due ut tbe date ot Uil» notice the «um ot two too-nand nine hun­ owing to tbrir connection with the Knight* dred and th!rtj-five dollar* and eighty cants, am! no *utt or pstKecdlng* at taw bavins been ).k~. Tl.- _________ ___ ■__ ■ . instituted to recover toe money wound by void inert cage or tn) part thereul. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power Framingham Tm-»d*y. Th* captain had of Rate r-finlalnw! in xxt.1 hum...™ c.,.t distant, There is a promise of a large huckle­ berry crop ccxr Montague. by to* only horw-cor tlce l« hereby kiven that on Baturday, tor tl»t Un* day of Auru»t A. D. IW. at tea o’eloek tn the forenoon. I ihall *ell at pubUr auction, to tbe highest bidder, at U»e north front door ot the eltx ot Raating*. Mlchlgui s where the Circuit Court tor “Have used Dr. Thomas’ Electric oil for croup and colds, and declare it a positive cure.” Contributed by •Wm. kay, 810Plymouth Ave^ Buffalo, N. Y. In «ald of land altoate In In Ute county of and described m quarter at the north mu« quaerewt trectlooal quarterhiScmttrssr&rstEtssKsrssxra s? eks: sAs-ra taring land*: Cbmma&ctng tntbe neatere(the hl-zhW.V <n ll.rr.nt.rn)O— al quarter of *cctton number twenty-eeren tor a thence south twenty rods, thence west forty teSinS?’** Pir? ‘TT?11 u lhe l,Uff « ren«.te,l,’'^1<GMd being tn town two north ranee ten west. Dated JlayZStb. IM. ROBACE D. STXIRMg. Mortmmre CLEMENT «MITH. Attorney fre^McJrtJSie. ELY’S Come anc see my stock of White Goods, Embroideries, Laces—Dotted and India Mills, Scrim Cloths, Lawns, Prints, Ginghams, Toile du Nords, Satines, Cha'mbras, Seersuckers, Spring Styles Broadhead Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shawls and Wraps, Shoes and Slippers, etc., etc. Indigo Blue Prints, 6c per yard! Figured Turkey Red Prints, 6c pbryard. Full yard-wide Sheeting, ac yer yard. 600 yards Brocade Dress Goods, 5c per yard. Handkerchiefs from 8c up. syrnpa cuitur Mtto rwotal McCul ported And correspondingly Low Prices in all Depart­ ments, which are Ml of New Goods. M. J. GOSS UU VC gardini A. CAMPBELL Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, diterm. And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. parttea) All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. e keep the latest and best designs in onr work: furnish esti-. mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit tbe peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we makejt a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit Ihe patronage of all. A. Black & Co. civil M Edmua IfdTtlr.L lata Un. ROLLER MILL | \ Cream Balm contra durini introd A. BLACK. And other marked improvements will be uhulein Hasting this season. Glvw Belle! al < and Cure* A library Eyaa'-a It lufwted with firebuga-Ex. On GOLD m HE. thia tingle question.—Youth *■ Corapan- Wret’a Liver I".D» earn *lck beiulacite, dy»pr|)*ta^U.dlge*Uoo and liver complaint, ie. B. T. Kent, of Augusta, will remove) hl* hard­ .lou.ofto. M.toodtet church toulh twgan .l.L, ....---- • .___ ware store to Brod City next month. HAY Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. I o'1 K‘^ find him at hig new location north of thehew Newton in the Bine Front Building. He is prepared to .-Nervi' thepo lie with everything in the line of CATAUR Umhi became mh. It oct. thy lang*. kMnm •eowtary. FEVJ vvxuj.oo. AT.. dtltTared the aa- Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repeuring Neatly and Promptly Done. make a beautifully rhorod ring to an E.AVE-TROUGHING A SPECIALTY. July fat ttm roilroap will pay WMIM8 Mat It b believed that the first circular row To the Ladies of Prairieville Sick-fleailaclie,a|^K‘ ss&.wssl’W-.’K, The Indians of Alaska arc skillful ail ▼eramlths, und their silver bracelet* ore in demand. A lame workman b in SOFT HATS! sure’. Yours, bound to please, I wish I could tell all sufferers from rheumatism to use Athlophoroa, it has done so much for me by saving my child's life. All I used was one bottle which cured her in three days. Mrs. C. Comlmbcb, Ohio, Juns IL —Tb* Demo­ W. Brown. 143 Sixth street. Milwaukee, cratic state central committee »u in mo­ Wisconsin. _ rion Thursday with a large num Gratiot county has ten patients in tx-r a: promiusnt l>emocr»ta present from all part* of tlu- Kate. It wu ctoclited the Northern Insane Asylum. to bold tbs next state convention at Tolplo on Aug. IK Quite a number of (peechee You are feeling deprre»ed. your appetite Is were made, tbe principal theme being There is hardly a race in Aria, Europe, poor, you arc botlicred win, ilaadache. you are or America that has not at sonwi time ndgetty, nervous and generally-aut of »urta. ami that of harmony, and •varything pasted oB to bracn up. Bract) up. but not with sttnibean proved to be det* ended from the want ulanta. spring medicine*, or Bitters, whleh have lost tank-litre. Chief among theae axe tor their basis very’ cheap, bad whisky, and the Chinese, the Mongol Tartan, the you in worse condition than i>e/oi titer and making the cocimittr* to taka a d»Japanese, the Ccmsar.-ka, the Gypsies, and want la aa alterative that wil dBaded aland In favor of reform, failed to the American Indians. Even the Saxons, blood. start iw-rifhy action al L through whom bluff John Bull and Puri­ tan New England got into tho world. and In Klrctrto Bitten, and only to this mystcaipua claim. Stiff Hats N ATU R E’8 We should economize at all times, but • TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY. more especially when timft are cloee. Observe the purchases of your thrifty ndghbors. More substantial benellts can be obtained from a fifty ceftt bottfh of Dr. Bigelows Pwdtive Cure than a dollar bottle of any other cough remedy. here on Saturday night, during which It is a prompt, sale and pleasant cure MVeral bouaa*, occufwd by }*rote*tant*. for all throat and lung troubles. Sold were wreckad and many jwvplo Injure 1 and endorsed by Fred Hotchkiss. Tbo CatboiJct. maddanel by the violent Another rich vein of iron ore has acta ot tbe Orangwtett ut Itolfaot, l*r----again-1* I*roteetante and l>een struck near Negaunee by A. A. . crumdo enreral hour* h<U pjMewion ot Anderson. Etrocta. Tbu rttilenie of »om< too leading Orangamen bore lays the illustrious Pope. If hft had In­ burtxMi to the grouty!. .Tbo military charged cluded woman in the list, he would too mob which fought uoepurwteiy. Several have been nearer the truth, if not so poetical. Dr. R. V. Pierce has made them both a life study, especially wo­ man. and the peculiar derangements to The riot U alleged to have originated which her delicate system is liable. Many women in the land who are ac­ from the anger of ths Catholka over the quainted with Dr. Piercd only through destructioa of tbe ' railing aurroundlng Um bishop ’* palaoa No one could toll who his “Favorite Prescription," bleu him with all their hearts, for he has brought committed tbe act of vandalism, but it wm Sjm the panacea for all those chronic imeuts peculiar to their sex; such aa leiicorrhcwi, prolapsus and other dis­ placements, ulceration, internal fever, bloating, tendency to internal cancer, and other aillments. Price reduced to one dollar. By druggists. The Driving Park •Association as Cadillac seems to have crawled into Its hole. 22 ARE THE LATEST. Standard and Nobby Styles in The ballot malted as follow.; Whole number l,0M- H*anih*i n>m1ln 1; Dr. A. C. Hamlin, MOI; J. R. Bodwall, MA Tbe reeult wee received with drotetiog cb.m, noogn. W. C. Powlka*. of Memphis, and One load of wool sold at St. Johns weighed over 2,«/> pounds. Nt pays to mise sheep. ' Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment cures sprains, bruises,kicks, cuts, burns, rtieumatism, etc., etc. Good for man or beast. For sale by W. H. Gondysar. Our styles in Mackinaw and Cantons •ppir' To-niort and to-morrow* night and inches from bead to tip of tails, and be­ tween four and five inches across. It is at all times call on us for Kemp’s Pile of the genend shape of what is known Suppositories. The new treatment for Piles. Price 80 cents per box. W. H. Goodyear. * white-tailed moth; but in tbe lunu the About thirty strikers at work on the tails are only two inches long. I do not think any other moth or butterfly has so railroad bed at Lakeview were dis­ great eccentricity of form. But the charged Saturday. most wondeifid tiling of ■ all is that it is X-C v x c-x x would enjoy your dlnnor •J o® *nd are prevented by Dys­ the only insect of the kind ever found. Thirteen yean* ago a son of Profeesor pepsia, uro Acker's Dyspejxiia Tablets. Meyer caught it in a barber shop in Rio Janeiro, into which it had flown during guxnntea thorn. ^25 and 50 cents. tbe evening. Ho eenl it to hu father, who bad l>.-en a collector for many yean. When the box containing it wan opened, and the great entomologist dropped hm eyes spun it, he almost fainted with de­ light, and st once/Van offered flOD for iL • The news of the discovery of it spread rapidly ewrywliere among collectors, and (hiligent search has been made ever since to find anotixr of its kind, but in vain. It rtawds alone, pcrlutps the last vt on almost extinct Apecics, but rarely tbo only one that reoffi in air on ratomologiirt’s pin. Thia fact that it defies dupli­ cation. tog»'dier with rte kingly tonn, will belp |04 remove the shudder tiiat poasro over you aa you hear its name. Jehovah, for l>y this name the princely insect is known among xcientiita—Endamania Je­ hovah. It iMMjuld be stated, however, tiiabita happy owner <lid not intend givtog iKtlvis name/ but aomelxyw tlie real name.Ju piter, was changed into Jehovah when it was Dying catalogued, and so it bun nnnainoL Tt is hard to place a value upon this precious insect, for Dr. Meyer values it alnxwt as his own life; but I have been told tl.000 would not induce him to part With it. We can believe thia when we an- told that a kind of beetle found in To select from. dwelllng on bl« record a* a ooldter. Ho oak! N5.0OJ nwa went into that great atruggie bagajts ■ Magnolia Balm i» a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes her fresh- The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Store. Call and seethe111- New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Fignrea not tell, and jw ?jk>- ... . * �THE NATION’S CAPITAL WORK OF THt MANICURE. WORK’OF OUR SENATORS AND REP­ RESENTATIVES IN WASHINGTON. vThl(. the National Law-Mekare Ar* Do. i-1(. for the Goad ot ,,M’ Country—Mea»n.r. proposed and Milla I'aiaed—A Mvekir Miiumnry of Congress. ’ forfeiture bill was taken un. (. mitted an amendment forfaiting all 1^4 ’ unearned nt the J: . ‘ “nd* WvthistfDaS CrrY. Juno U.—Tbo oleo- ^“'^tag. An exrcutdv. ^tl° 1-.. 1:.« t.iU «u» referred in tbo senate COnc!M1OU whtah senate to tbo agricultural commiUeo after In tbe house Cain* of Utah, withdrew bis a, , ututnft ot it* pppoauat* to send objection to tbe Edmund.' inti-noterLSv ' ;;:>ince rofuultteo. tbo vote atandW"1 Afterward iJock announced bU^ PT 7 ; juL! nfovp tbo 11 orrison tariff bill oa th. l-6Utativ. bill, ti« ending .XS 1 ‘meat I Hate objected to the lieing on Morrison's joint of onlw____ i ll ..- . tn tt« report on a bld providing for the word* -in full compensation-1 : j -he'ii '»tof certain railway occotmta nrtuj 1 referring to tba Union an::*. P-Nwn’ vf Georgia, wrote tbo ruin oi xa,, MUM In fc!| rwpecU r..- : • unit' by unanimous consent ba with- malupnmtof thi. matter w« whether th’ Jr.Hi», »\j altogether and tbe bill was house could reduce salaries in an apnronrf. be Cijl1o-tortng U> tbo navy the .u« bill „b«, u» mbrt. , , .f.-iay ttradoatei excluded by the ?hVhMlr d*cldod Morrtsou'. pota» a"-,lr ..‘.out Ul of ISE, waa taken up, wen taken. 1wo or three nniundmcuu were ■ ut -r lebata, without action the senate made to t*it this ruling and to emphasize it and all war* ruled out on points of order tecutfve ssmion and when the having a similar *fT*0 a* Morrison'* point. c . j n_ j^ad, adjourned. \ .. i;-. h->**», Kelly and Hendoraon ot After gome throneh ulna lar x nou.-e that they would apeak In . --- —------। ■ ■ . —w »aU lll0 nonse ' f '^ar Secretary Staunton, who r-d.-ournivL A bill was re;x>rted during tb* ti'.i b - -t: i.-xe.l by Wheeler of Alabama sosMion Mtting apart swamp land* on Lake in al nj !1 Friilay night, and Kelly Bl CUlr. MleMsM, „ . 8 E jr<j; -.bat th* •.joech bo expunged from the and iisblng reservation. K-crs ! Criap id Georgia and Holman WaSHISotox City, June DL-Tb* senate di J-, .tin* made mutual apologies for took up th» Northern Pacific forfrfture bill w;: . .vn of epeh other in debate Satur- Friday very shortly alter M*«mb]y and tb* w> introduced to tax tail used debate occupied man of the Msdou. George tn’-ufiun swat., to inipoao a graduated In made a big speech in favor of forfeiture r <: : . prohibiting the Importation of Sherman and Teller tppomd tbe bill and c . t labor, And the employment of Emu* and Call favored it and at 4:30 ft was a.. lu - r ou Public #orkr. to build a laid aside and Spooner offered a reflation nwn-xr.-.-..t to the victim* ot prison ship* of condolence an tbe death of BeprewntaUve d.nur. ■ revolution. Weaver, of Iowa, Joseph Hankin and delivered an eloquent sntrv.J-;-.- d a rrteluUon calling for an in- and touching tribute to the in'-mory of th* qiiiry wixltvr certain directora of tbe deewued. A house bill authorizing th* Vi!; r. Ai: i ’ Kin*** Pacific railway* tid ma.I' । grMt personal gain* by ita'.tcri of tbe stock of the turmg purpoee* at Uttlo Falls, Mia, ws, iuti. r r il.tnn.: M.ihoney a resolution of > eported favorably. Th* senate ad 'ourued. «T3tpa!;<. -I’.!. liladAteau and/lrixb borne Tlie house pasewi the *mm>V> bill 'toxaUij... . c . i. Atter iwas refused reference to ing the inoerparatiun of national trade* it--. ;:;:»itl<vof tabdr t;y a vote of U» to unions, Tlie, Atlantic and Pacific land­ i. ,: a nt 10 t ie foreign affairs committee^ forfeiture bill was reported beck and laid Tu til' i-the pre-emption, timber over, and tb* boose went Into committee on i desert lan-1 acta passed—yeas, tbo legislative appropriation bill. An amend­ > nay., A Ull wm pasted appropri- ment making an appropriation tor the sal at -g j .for r.j' ibllobuilding nt bpring- nry of Dooiarejwr Wartier of Indiana .was Jek: Mo ; all the bill authorising a bridge rejected, thus indirectly removing Warder, jr t ti. ■ Arthur Kill The bill permit* the' alter refusing to remove him on ch* direct - • •_’bioi railway to bridge th* issue a few day* ago. An amendment was .<!;.• between New Jersey and offer™ 1 that none of .the money appropriMtjwl t.Hbl .A —__ I__ Staler .iion-L Tai house then adjourned. . t. n Cjrr, Jun* l«—Merrill ro> p. rul i ..11 In ihe senate Tuesday creating Bayne of Fcuuuylvanta offered an «m«ndas aU.mmi assistant secretary of the ineDt providing that tbo prraldaat'* satary trauitr;- audl d>Hif«d immediate conkideru- rtiall not L* paid until th* civil wrvloeVul** tijn.-but-Hcir-ob.Secuxl - Dawe* offered a uro amended a* proposed by tbo conttnlttox re» ;jt :u>(n., the authority of law for on appropriation*; ruled out on a point of ----- - - _ __ . ■ . tbr i tt*tuixMA.0:i? granted by Secretary S -Culic li m !■"•*» for the payment of the tax. -r. whisky in bond; and nlao for the ex- it, pending which the committee rose. Mor­ prftaiinu and reimportation without pay- rison gave notice that ho would caU up the K.-M0f duty of the aarne^ The roeolutlon tariff bill Thursday next, and McKinley waxrgtyri'-. The bill , for the relief of that ho would resist its consideration. A C?'!»t»V lh»uavr who went excluded from night eeeslon was ordered to continue th* aervjw by tt.i appropriation bill of 1SK3 was I voasi'leration of the legislative bill, at txkan pp, and niter 'a abort debate tb* bill which session tbepubili- printer's salary wm w i> bud on tbo talji* on motion of Hala A reduced to >4,(KO on motion of Holman. Ll'I- 'Sx । x^.-l j .-oviding for a commission Paragraph* objected to were ;>Msed ovor, cl • - ■ prsoiu. to be np|xjlntod by th* end considerable progren wm made by 11 pre-; i?a’ b. 40 to yellow fever eonntrio* sad Inr-.'igit tb| alleged discover:** reW’Asin.vrox City, Juno IL—Whitthorn* gxrding that -ii' - x^ The senate tlun ad- xddreised the senate Saturday In behalf of .•■•j-nel K-lby of F»nn»jlvaula offered in the hc^si u roaslutiot: declaring that Wheeler tition for tbo appropriation of fl,dOJ,OOj for o! Aitntaa had abused the order of the' th* improveuMuit of the tunnel across Sandy Lou*, .a nuking a :»ptvch attacking War • .vury .-tantua nt a seston called for •n.’l4«r pur; .rw, as i ordering the xjeoch •x; ; .-J :r-m The Record. He then made OJ.N74, or >188,053 lew. 'than the bill a* It •;ch d«f«id-.ng Blanton, and said that be e»s unwilling that tbe house should be r .'rd*! a.i (Ubtly Anting and bearing old in tiro aggreat*, and f 100,000 is .i nljti tl ..t were t>:fon«ve to tbe olfoctor i loyal men utterol in that body. IVL-.-l.r Mid the captain -Edwin . M. Stanto.; wm n t autaurlzml by him to be pul Colorado to Utah territory, authorizing tc L:< <j«ecti aiid Morriwm put an end to towing vessel to carry pasaengers, and ev I - ng the rorolutlomi bo re- tabluhing a lien in favor of stevendor**. A fffred. to th- < utnmittee on rules, which was bill was Introduced to pay anti-rebellion d«i* In rommittto of the whole the bouse twit up th* iegislathe, executive and judi-icl apprv;>riat!OU bill mil Holman critki**dty» lendancyilo ■.■xtravagoat expen­ land laws repeal bill with an amendment diture Tn- bill appropriate* g?J,5«0,) 19; subetiting th* senate biU on the same sub­ W »• . -s than the Inst one. After a ject Tbe Kortbern Pacific forfeiture bill jar; ■ !'late on th« clause requiring tbe n":r.' of succiweful competitors in ei tlrf*: .. ■ • xamiao.ioti* to bo certified to legislative appropriation bill After along :u> I--..1, .;f -.!..;.-.rtm*ut*, instead of th* letMte the t-ommittee provlro to the civil foir m now. Tlie committee row? service commission appropriation was ruled and -. k.ive to report back th* out on Morrtoon'a point oi order, and then -i- tnti-'olygnmy bill. Caine ob- liiiMon of Maryland, moved to strik'j out the • and tn*, pjint of order was marie that appropriation for tbe commiMiom Ixet— :i d-...-..nt no right to object; The is to The salarioe of assistant trt'Murors ’teiLer t mo point tinder Mwterttht nt Chicago. Boston and Cincinnati were in­ suf th ■uijosmed, creased Io flU <1 O'Seil moved to increase the salary of the assistant treasurer at St quorum voted, and-the ■. . ..At u.- oleomargarine bill, from Loots to HiMKl i •: South Carolina, wm presented houM? took reewe to 8 p m., at which time •rnqrj IVcdufeday. An attempt to it met and pawed thirty-Uvo pension bills tom-thy Vance bill repeel­ and then adjourned. A VICE CONSULAR TRAGEDY. leg Mrs 1’belps, widow of the '-.it i minister to Peru, one ini-.r; o.-a4<m* - f national trade* unions; ttteniiixg ttn m ope or the law against tb* iteusp rtaii■■■.. of otecen* matter in the M£s, an lie bill referring ^o the court of !»>»■!, and tb-? senate adjourned. No bidtivw of Inipjr'tanc* waa trans*et*d by t* Ute house before th* legislative, •Mcutlv* nnd judicial appropriation Lili w« r*sunmd lu committee of the whole, tbe '®tinning on th* civil aorvtoe ciMb*. It was contended by Hitt, Bayne, ttd ..utter worth that tb* clause wn* out “ "'•‘■T h> th" aypropriatioa bill, it being a r'l-fithiy Kd.!, to destroy th* purpo** of ♦Ti j ,,'rTlp* taw and enable Democrats Tn*’ u lor 0,nce c<,nrPt°n. Springer,‘ and Kandall defended tbe clatue •d-I deui, i tho imputed purpoea Compton wo de ..utd the civil service law was conRKUUofta General debate waa dosed and Xorrucn rm-i th. l<4nt or4er «« word* -In full compemmUon” where they OC(.lir in tru. i______ United State* vice cotwul at Dublin, shot bl* wife with a revolver Friday evening, lodging a bullet in her templa H* then placed tho pGtol to hl* own head and fired a bullet Into hi* brain. Both were taken to th* boepttal, but Mr. MacKeiixte died on th* way. Mra MacKeuxi* will probably not recover. Th* couple had frequent quarrels, and it wo* during OM of their periodical dispute* that th* tragwly occurreX The •hooting occurred in th* preeeoce of th*lr three litti* chUXre:i. _____ street car now JourmdK" said the operShe took the writer'* Land and a critical glance nt the nails. “You aUr:?'d,S’" 'nid' that wiU never do if you expect to have nine lookh*nd'’-" With tiii. remark the J?[’“J * a Bm*11 quantity of a dull, brown colored powder on the naite, and then with a j>ad or -buffer," u it w called— made of chamois i>kin-*ho rublaxl them, accomplished, she put a sort of ^toient on the naib and placed the hand In a silver bowl filled with hot nttentton to the left hand. This she put through the K«ne couna:, and into the bowl to soak it "ent to keep the other company. ■ They "ere allowed to remain there ulxrnt ten minutes. While waiting for the hot *ater to .often the naih. the writer coo"iden»d H a good time to talk for point*. Operator vory willingly convened about her buaineea. 81m mid; “I am from Parte, in which city I studied this n-rt- Hero is one of my models," she «id, laughing a* ahe optwd a drawer m her instrument ca.«e and took out what seemed to be a little roll of paper, but what proved to be when Xhe cover­ ing wus removed, a human finger. “This “ WO » torndy u» MMomy or the nail, she remarked, as she noted the rather curious glance the writer shot at her. Six' rolled' up the hideous little thing and placed it hack In the drawer. "The anatomy of the naB to an interesting study, like all other portions of the laxly," she naid. Thu nail is com]XMed of.three layers. The inner one is imrd and lias a grain running length­ wise. The next is porus or sjxvngy, and tlie outer te composed of scales which, °LCa^nv’ vaa Only ** ^tarerned by the aid trf a powerful microscope^ The habit whicii most people have contracted uf scraping the nails with a knife or sharp instnimnit is very injurious. Tlie inner hard shell is scrapd off and tlw sjwngy iaj er exfxxied and dirt collects under them. People clean their nails and shortly after notice that a quantity of real estate hns again gathered under them. They wonder why it is. They do not reallto that every limo they scrape their nails they expose a spongy surface to^rhich dust will cling. “The nails should never be cleaned whgn tlie liands are dry, and on ivory cleaner or scraper te tlie Ixvit thing to use. I guess your nails have soaked long enough now." she remarked, as she removed the silver bowl from the tray which had rested on the writer's !;ii>. With an ivory cleaner she delicacy scraped the nulls, taking great care to uliape the ends, or rather tlie flesh where it separates from the nail perfectly. This took some time, and when Jt was done on one hand the nails were rubbed with a pink substance bearing very much the appearance of vaseline, nnd th*- liund was then wrapped in a napkin, where it rernuined till the same work had l>een performed on the other hand. A file wm then taken, and with tbe greatest care the en<L* of the nails were perfectly shajied. Care was taken that they should be filed squarely in order to exixisc as little as jMJSdble of the porous layer. What little b necessarily exposer b on the end where dust cannot collect and ding. Then came a very difficult and delicate pier e of work. Tlie ojx rator took up a chisel, esp-cially pnq>*red, and gently pressed ths cuticle back from the nail, sejmrating it therefrom. Hie effect of this wns to lengthen it and prevent hang nails. This done, she brought into rvquiaition a pair of peculiarly constructed nip|>era and trimmel the cuticle. “Here is where the Parisian. method differs from the American," remarked the operator. “Thu American manicures use curved sciflBora such as are made for surgeons, and many times < accidentally cut the cuticle so tliat bloody flows, or so much so as to make the finger feel sore and disagreeable. People who have been to American manicun** find this, witii one or two other methods, n source qF much annoyance. With these nippers it b impossible to injure the cuticle." Tlie nails having been polhhed in a preliminary way, soaked, cleaned, cut and shaped, the final oiM-ration was taken up. A pink jiouiade, differing from that spoken of. wtu* applied wpr sjrtringlv. It was used to delicately tint the tudK nnd after it hud l«cn carefully rtibt<ed on and clrane<l off where it had stock to tlie cuticle the buffer was again used*to polish them. A very brilliant “abine" was given lhe writer's “talons," and. he glanced at them, he could see his reflection almost clearly enough to arrange his necktie. "There," said tlie operator, “I think you will do." “How much!" she was asked. “One dollar, please," she replied.—Boston Herald. Pain Klar 2Sc. All drogffisu. F G Bl*e b now rollec’or and inspector of the part of Beptou Harbor. Manball bM» knight* of labor awerably at last. ----- been two general ...... — -eluded Brooklyn and U. loss of time to people who us* tbe cars Is impossible to calculate. 'W.w Tom Jm. 11—Mn. Brailo'., A. BMU, Mil >=«’» 1» «!«““>« •“1 aud w-i»-ur « b« i»™ ■» -u., ..... r,u;’ *-1TT> Jun* IL—A memoJtel from »crUngm.uP chib, aaking tbe ee^Nishmenj of postal savings banks was tb* well known scenic artist, died or XX.." Bt EU-b.<b-. IxWlWtB ,h# Th“«l*y- Tb* l<rohiLi.-,ag member* of coagreei acting aty, on Tuesdayhr lud-tnu r^lw.,. ra l-asu-j. thU_i__ __ Buekteu's A rates Salve. Theb«t»^7'n'^’^n2X^L,'-Pe^: Sara*. Uloers. Salt IJhmim. »ever sore*. iei..r. te’ W^Gcodymr. Much •u«eriimwM !*•«’*< chIU*. colic, cholera and cholera mortoZtic. AUdrooist*. About twenty-fivecottaxra are going up tn the aground* near FAton Rapid*. »« Mo“ “ m ro«ns n- moeb under its bojvo— sarxuts. Nothing astonishes men so much as bfta been a laborious and costly work, common sense and plain dealing. All but the end justifies the effort. 0b< great actions have been simple.—Emer- struction in any important channel means disaster. Obstructions in the organs of the human body bring inevi­ , sald th? Deacon, “our Heaven­ table disease. They must be cleared ly rather knows all our inmost away, or vbysical wreck will follow. thouthts."--Then." replied Font, “He Keep tbe Liver in order, and tbe pure must be possessed of a deal of worth­ blood courses through the body, convey­ less information." ing health, strength and life; let it be­ Little Howard P— - came into the come disordered and the channels .are room where his mother had just huntr ejogged with Impurites, which result in up a dean curtain, and made the astute disease and death. No other medicine observation.—"Oh! ma, the window's equals Dr. Pierce's "(Joiden Medical Discovery" for acting upon the liver got a clean shirt on!" and purifying the blood. When you hear a pountry church W. H. Hlcaby, of Montague, has a choir sinking, "There will be no more sorrow there," you conclude at once clock 83 years old. that either the aforesaid choir will not “J be there, or they will not be permitted toslng. . results, are Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets. None but an Arkansas coroner's jury IlccommeQded by physicians and endorsed could have rendered this verdict: «“The by all who have used them. The beat feller come ter his death by awitchln’ remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency.and Con­ off from one kind of whiskey ter anoth­ stipation. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by Fkku'k Botchkihh. Dnigytal, er- The moral of the verdict is, don't switch.” A new drug store is about to be open­ “If I Rin not at home Jjy 11 o’clock, ed at Big Rapids. ,my dear,* said Jones to his wife, “don't Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ wait for me." “You may be sure of utes by WoolfortTa Hanitary Lotion. that, she tartly answered: MH1 come Use no other. This never fails. Sold for you!” Jones came home on time by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggist*. that night. Hastings, Mich. , A chicken with a clipped wing made Clare will extend her water works several ineffectual attempts to fly over 82,000 worth. a fence. An Irishman, who witnessed the efforts of the chick, laughingly ex<ciainieil. "Begorra. she has a defective J. J. Atkins, Chief of Folio*. Knoxville, Tenn., writes: “My family and I are beneflclariee of flew!”—Pretzel’s Weekly. Discovery for coasumption; having found it to . "What is more awful to contemplate," 12 said a lecturer, glaring about him, : "than the restless power of the maleistrom?" And a henpecked-looking guaranteed, to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, man in the rear of the building softly A.’th.n“- $*r°uP ““e'er* effoctlon of Throat. Chert and bunp. TriM lloUles Free at W. it replied, "The femalestorm!" ■ Goodyear's drug store. iArgo tl.oc. . The average woman does not pretend Justice Milton Bryce, of B*moo, resigns, to to believe half she reads or what her practice In Detroit :neighbors tell her. It is only when she whacks up a dollar to a clairvoyant An old physician, retired from prac*lre. having 1 that she expects to get the real .old solid had plaerd In his hands by an East India mis­ sionary the formula of a simple vegetaine re­ I gospel truth.—Detr »H Free Press. medy for the speedy and permanent euro of JlroochlUs. Cntarrh. Asthma nnd "1 have neither time nor inclination Consumption. all IhrcMit and Lung Affections, also* positive to pass paregorics on the deceased,” Quick as a Wink. Lx»t an) th Ing. The appanma the liotacwlfe In tbe sitting t nine times out often gel an or­ der to takr a pktuge uf them just a» they are.” or ot the baby, tbe horse, cow. or the favorite .... ... .. ..r Oi. fnll.llv ran a: nights a Magic Lantern entertainment with our Electro Had lain Magic Lantern ana views, advcrtisliuf ft during lhe day. and easily adding $w to »T3 aday to your income, a* many :.re doing. This is rasa tolearn Mid very jrica*ant. We supply al! tlA Is needed, all kinds of viev. s lenses. lectures, etc. Htudent* and teach­ ers win find this very profftable. If you have an earnest de.dre to better yourwlf financiaUy. see something of lhe world, acquire a good Mart In life, you can do It by taking our auriee and sending for particulars. Address , WOULD MANUFACTURING CO. Default having been made tn the condltlcBa liter of Deeds tar the ceunty of Barry and ot Michigan, January 2d, 1M3. at 8 o'clock a. m.. In Uber z: of mortgage* on page 2Zt; by which default the power of sale in said mortgage con­ tained hxs become operative, and there is now claimed to lie due and unpaid on *ald mortgage and note acrompanytng the «ome at the date of this notice lhe »um of thirteen hundred and twenty dollars and ninetyOre cents, (gi.TKL#-,.) and the attorney tee prfvlded by law. and no proceeding* at law or in e<:uity having been taken to collect the same or auy |«rt thereof; Now therefore, notice Isfccreby given that by vlrtuerfthepower of sale in said mortgage comained, and the ot the Court House in the city of Hastings, Bar­ ry county. Michigan, (that being the idsco «t holding the Circuit Court for tlie cmint»- of Bar­ ry. where said premise* are situated.) there will be sold at public auction or vendue to lhe high­ est bidder, the premises described In said nwrtirage. or so much as may be necessary’ to satisfy lhe amount doe thereon with lnteft*i at seven per cent per annum and the cost still lexpen»os allowed hy law. Including an atiortiCy fee of twenty-are dollar* as provided for tn said mort­ gage; said premises being described In said mortgage as follow*, to wit: All those pieces or parcels of land lying and be­ wonderful euratire txiwgr* ■ in thousands ot ing situate in the township of Hartings. Barry cases, has felt It his duty to make it known to county, Mlchlran. known and described as fol­ his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive low*. to wit: Tbe west half of soutls-cast quar­ and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will ter and the west half of east half of south-east send free ofcharxe.to all who dtmlre it, thl* quarter of section thirteen (13>. in town three <31 west, cuntatutng one recipe,In German, French or English, with full north of range eight tor preparing and using. Kent by hundred and twenty acres of land, more or teas An ambitious young lady was talking directions Dated, May fftth. inw. mall by ad.lrroslng with stamps. Matftig tills HAM DEL CARSON. Mortgagee. very loud and fast about her favorite |taP"Y. W. A. Noria, 1*91’ower’s Block. RoctasCHAS. IL BAUER. AU'y for Mortgage. authors, when » literary chap asked her if she liked latnbf With a look of in­ Itiehanl TrrveHIckM in talk "labor" at Haoeffable disgust, she answered that she ' aired very little about what she ate '•For economy and comfort every spring we um Hood's Sarsaprilla.” write* a Buffalo, N. ¥.. compared with knowledge. ‘ lady. IOC d<i*rs one dollar. They had been quarrelling about his Battle Creek nights of labor think of starting next summer clothes. She wanted his a paper. A large doctor's bill is often saved by taking light suit cleaned up for HW5. and he In time a few iloei of West's I-lrcr Pill*, the wanted a heavier suit. “What's the standard remedy for liver complaint, dyspepsia, Michigan. use of fighting alxiut this?" he said Indigntlon and sick headache. 23c. All drug- I OOCBtX K Saginaw, finally, “1 may be in the cemetery next isummer." “I think." she replied, "you Eatabltabed FAY’S 1MSwill need your summer clothes where। ever you may be." trade our Celebrated Cigara. Tohaceo, Clgarettea, Ac. Liberal arrangement*. Salary Tta«e Us* iMd: doe* notenmde Uketln er tn»n,n* He had just taken his seat in the or eonimhalon. Address Immediately. New i V.. , street car. in fact be had hardly got fair­ \'n.L JM ll.v.n. <* i h r ly down, when a lady entered. He im­ :mediately rose.—Don’t rise, sir; I beg of ' you, don't,"t>he said. “Good heavens! ma’am,” he yelled, “1 must! there's GILLILAND'S PATENT MOLE TRAP. DACCnYACO., S7 Park Place, N. Y. a : pin three inches, long set up, on Make lowed rates on all newspapers In the Tbe most effectual protection against Ground ,that seat!" She made on further olljec- U. S. and Canada. Ettablrfbed l«m. Moles ever Invented. Easily c.|*Tated and tinn to his rising. Snonial Offer wr*1Uinsertoue-lnehad- every trap warranted to do the work. This is The story is told of a patient who opeciai uner. rertteement* one month In th.- nnAluct of tbe praettakl farmer and gardner our selected list o( w- Dailies and Weeklies, who know* tile* anti knows bow It it i* 1* himself. State ana and county count'* was directed by his physician to take circulr"— —rights • - -------the U. s., rfor -r8wn. - Circulation for tale. Correspondence wUeltcd and ,one ptll three times a day in any con­ covering copies t>r month. This Ils: list and many,other reference* given. Retail price. »1.On. Ayeats copiestx-rmonth. of papers tent on request. Please wanted andTIlwral discount to the trade. J. G. venient vehicle. The dictionary show­ combinations thl* paper. pai*r. G1 LU LAN D. t'ateutre and Sole Manufacturer. । the word vehicle to mean “carriage, mention this ed Adrian. Mich. buggy, wagon, cart." Thereupon he । concluded to ride out every time he took a pill, and tbe result was he Im­ ' proved wonderfully. ■ Angry wife (time, two a. m.) “Is that you. Charlie?" Jolly husband, “Zash IHM1 al Airt ..U»r sartof me." Angry wife, “Here have I been standing ut the head of the italrs these ■ two hours. Oh! Charlie, how can you ?" Jolly husband (bracing up) “Shtandin' ' on your head on the t’shaira! Jennie, I ,am shprised! How can I? By Jove, 1 can't!' Two hours, too! Stronary wo­ man"' David would not undertake to slay ।the giant In Saul's armor. He had not WHO IB UNACQUAINTED WITH THK OKOGRAPHY OPTHIB COUNTRY, WILL'' proved It You may not lie able to give ;a bible reading or conduct a prayer meeting, and perhaps you cannot even take a class in Sunday school. Don't ' ,fret. A well-made loaf of bread, a basket of clothes neatly mended, may he a ipu.'ins of grace. God does not 'de­ mand inipossloiUUM. Charlie May had Iw-en taught by his father that God made all-things. He began to inquire In detail in regard to various objects. Coming out one day where his father was at work, he set ;his bare foot on a thistle. “Oh! papa, what ! •, that’"That Is a thistle, <CharBe.' “Thistle! Did God -make it?" “Yes. Charlie, God made the : thistle."—‘‘Well, he whittled it pretty sharp, did't he?” 1 “Your mind is in a twilight state," olwervcd the good man. "You cannot 1 differentiate the grains of mistrust 1 from the molecules of a reasonable confidence. You are traveling the l>or(der land, the frontier between the para­ , dise of faith and the arctic regions of incredulity. You are an Agnostic." “Divil a bit," said I’at, with mingled amazement and indignation. “I'm a CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY diminycrat, ivery Inch o' me.” “You don’t seem as friendly to that Boston girl as you were?" “No, we tatea travel and were out riding one evening, and I put ,mv arm 'round her and said I loved her.” "Did she refuse you?*’ “No, not exactly; she looked at me over her eyeglamesand remarked—‘Mr. Jones, do you know what a protoplasm is?" “What did you say?” “Say?” replied Mr. Jones, with deep dlsguest; “what i could I say ? I never was in Boston." THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE GuarenteM its patron* that aanee of pornona! aeourlty afforded by a eolld, An action was brought recently be­ thoroughly ballMted road-bed; amooth tracks of continuous eteel rail; aubfore Mr. Justice Hawkins in England, r tan daily built culvorte and “- — * to recover the value of two casks of ’hn-man ajclll can real buffier*. herrings furnished In 18M. “Why such and alr-brekos: and long delay ?" asked the Judge. “Why. said the plaintiff, “I again and again, whenever I could find him, asked for payment, until at last he told me to go to the devil, upon which I thoiight it was high time to come to your lord­ ship.” A remark which was received with roars of laughter, in which' the THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE imd Mlaneapolto and 8t. Paul, Judge joined.___________ ____ - remarked a Southern funeral orator. '“Panegyrics," corrected a person pre­ ; sent. “As- you please. Sir, remarked the orator stitlly, "the words are anony­ ' mous.” . I WANTEDT£S"iL'W?yd: WILSON WASHBOARDS. MANILLA ROOFINGI Newspaper Advertising. m?ch7b*n The harmful and fatal results attend­ ing the cure of cough mixtures contain­ ing morphia, opium and other poisons, are dailv becoming more frequent. It Is for this reason that-Red Star Cough cure has received the unqualified «doroement of physicians, and boards of health every where, - a purely vegaUble compound, entirely free from au narcotics. Price twenty-five cents. CATARRH R. R. GABLB Be ST. JOHN �Grand Special Sa degrees or below 58 degrees indeed only once during that time has it risen as high or fallen as low. It te difficult to realize ID ITO BIAL Yom. such an unvarying steadiness of climate. Colds arc unknown, and although the Three sensible word* are from Grand Master Workman Powderly’* recent address before the amalgamated aaso- bamboo huts with no floor*. tbe smoke of the little fire in the center of tbe hut ciation. We ask for these stirring, covering the walls and every utensil truthful words' the thoughtful attention with a deep brown, yet pulmonary of our reader*, especially the laboring troubles are never heard of. A populamen: I am a protectionist from the sole of tranaform this region into a blooming mv foot to the top of my head. [Re­ garden. No frosts ever touch vegetation newed applause.] I not only believe in aad the fruit trees blossom and bear 10 per cent., but I believe In 80 per fruit at the same time. In early times cent tariff and as much more as the the Spaniards brought here tbe grape exigencies of home Interests require. and ohvc and they throve well; after­ [Cheer*.] I believe In tariff on every­ thing. raw material included. (Great wards Spain, fearing tbe growth would cheering.] The only raw material te destroy her monopoly of tbo wine and that covered up in mother earth, and o& trade of the country, decreed that from the time It te touched with a the vineyards and olive orchards should pick until it te made into that [holding all be extirpated, and it was done. No up his pocket knife] that needs protec­ tion because it is all labor. The Inven­ tion of labor-saving machinery has en­ dace the destroyed industry. Some abled the laborer in the mill in which Sou work to conurup from 81M a day ing grapes have fallen a prey to a small > the figure you demand. You have ant. liiik, however, te not the case in spent years in reaching the maximum figure, while your companion in three ether parts of the republic than the years’ time stands by your side in this region I nm speaking of.—Cor. Kansas ’ particular to the sweet satisfaction of City Journal the manufacturer or.the mQl owner. And the Knights of Labor with to pro­ WIk) first discovered that the flea was ject both employer and employee by leveling up, not down, like the manu­ susceptible to education and kind treat­ ment is not knowm but the fact remains facturer. that on their small heads there is a thinks . About once a month the Journal ing cap cajahle of' accomplishing grt-ay .sagely remarks that the greenback results. In the selection of fleas fo^ party will never die. Guess that must be to. It te pretty hard for a party or be taken a» with human being*, a* the an individual to, die more than once. greatest difference te found in them. Gladstone'* home rule measure was defeated in the English house of com­ mons. But home rule for Ireland is simply deferred for a season. It te bound to come; and the English people will yet he sorry they did not give it as Gladstone wgjild have had them—free­ ly. not grudgingly. 8u Nichol**. By means of the proposed tunnel from the Canadian mainland to Prince Ed­ ward'* isle, it te believed that the steam communication may be carried on all the year round, a* te the case now in the Clyde, Severn and Thamen *y*tem. The total distance from Gape Torznentine to Cape Traverse, the two terminal points, te eight and one-half mile*, and between uxnberland. The plan ia to run a tunnel composed of metal cylinder* three-eights inches thick, fifteen feet in diameter, lined with concrete two aad one-half feet thick, giving a clear passageway of Close Them All Out! my customers from paying interest on other people s ac­ THE OLD RELIABLE STUDEBAKER WAGON counts, and from furnishing goods gratis to dead-beate. But We keep in stock 80 buggies and carriages, of the best former prices are discounted by the figures I now offer: makes, and can satisfy the most fastidious and give the A Men’s Sult 8 1 50; former price,8 8 50; other* sell fort 6 00 value for the money. Respectfully, A much better Men's Suit.... 5 00; “ 7 <j0; A aervicable all wool suit.... 6 00; 8 00; A daisy suit 7 00; 10 00; A fine worsted suit.. 12-00; 18 00; ■ All Clothing at Proportionate Rates. . . .. ° ® }2 Q0 l»t» “ “ - I have always made a specialty of keeping good Overalls, that I could warrant. I do not keep any of the alleged ‘‘cheap overalls,” that are dear at any price. I have cut the price to ihese figures: Hl good warranted Overall. A better “ . The best “ M . .... 60c; former price, 8 00; others charge 8 75 75c- “ WJ: “ 1(10 90c! 100; J others don’t keep / them. I Have the exclusive agency for Wilson Bros.’ Fine Shuts, the best in this or any other market. I seD: A good unlaundried Shirt.. 8 Fancy latmdried Shirt 90; former price, 8 45; “ **• 45; Wilson Bros, unlsun’d Shirt 1 00; “ latmdried " 1 00; . —, Good work Shirt 25; Better work Shirt 45; The best work Shirt 50; . “ - other* charge 8 - 49 n 1 25; others don’t keep them 1 25: “ 1 50; “ 85; others charge 50 65; “ 75 75; SO Harvest Mittens, 25c per pair. I have a full line of Mexican Sea-Grass Hammocks, which I will close put at $1.00 each. These are usually sold at $1.50 each. I cannot give a complete price list; but enough to show that I have reduced prices on all goods from 15 to 40 per cent. Now is the time to buy, if good goods and low prices are any object to you. Never m the history of Hastings was clothing sold so cheap as I am offering now, . • R. K, GRANT, Cash Clothier. WEISSERT T ’ 0 JDKkJO., HASTINGS, MICH., Agents for the Celebrated |__|AMMOND’S “Slug* Shot!” IS GUARANTEED To Destroy Potato, Chinch & Rose Bugs And all Lice, Worms or Caierpillers upon. Mellon, Egg, Cucumber, Cotton, Tobacco, Cabbage and Tomato Plants, Currant Bush­ es, Fruit or Ornaniental Trees, Grape Vines;’ Shrubs and Flowering Plants. DiREqri(A-«t bom Ust—Slug Shot te an inpalpable powder to be dusted on the plant*. It contains poison thoroughly diffused through natural and chemical fertllir-enuuAl te perfectly safe in its use no matter how bountifully applied. Price 6 cen»s.per lb. Put up in & and 10 lb packages. SJWO.iW 1U sold since J. H. BEAMER kCO. Sol»M«nt» tor UMryOfratJ,_____________________________ ‘Sm*’' VTRAORDINARY Values! --------- IN---------- drawn by Arete** engines, also to run pier* out from tlie main land on tlie New Brunswick side, 10,000 'feet, and from Prince Edward's ride 4.000 feet. To reach Ladies’ and Children’s v water level, a cylinder will run down u gradual incline. Ventilation of the whole will be’ secured by means of a shaft sunk about half way acrou the straits, at which point the water te ninety feet deep.—Chicago Herald. Jerseys and Jackets! Public attention of late has been called a great deal to what are termed homely girts. "Home® are made happy by homely girls, who are not much talked WeU, it ia true. There is something about the bontat-faoed, homely girl tiiat comforts and aseure* the average man. Ho ia not ofnud of tap, do« not hesitate The democrats profess to believe that Blaine was knocked out in 1884, and yet it make# them look pule when they talk alxjut his candidacy in 1888. There is no man in America to-day whom the democracy fear so much or have so much reason to fear as James G. Blaine. We have the most Complete Stock in the City. not discourage tlie acknowledged beauty. The Telegraph makes bold to say that it Ims known some pretty girts who were home angels, who labored faith­ fully under the disadvantage ot superior charms and finally settled down to l>ecome good wives. Let no girl who ia gifted Math beauty feel discouraged.— A few weeks ago, Anarchist Most Macon (Go.) Telegraph. was urging hte followers to arm and ChrlUopber Colutabua a Conlou. drill to slay the employers of labor and Abbe Casanova, a Corsican archaeolog­ tbe holders of property. Mr. Most is ist, lias discovered archive* which ahow now doing a nice job of drilling—in tkat Christopher Columbus was born tn the hfertksmith shop on Blackwell island. He has the contract for a year. ing examined the evidence and being ’ To the prohibitionist who insists that satisfied of its authcncity, has author­ B license law does not diminish the ised the authorities of Calvi to odubrate | umber of saloons te referred the fact by an official holiday the 400th anni«kxt there are 500 fewer in Michigan The inhabitant* of Calvi will hold a Our New Spring Stock is In AND COMPRISES All the Latest Novelties' Come and See: Gladstone will appeal to the people on the home rule bill. We hope be Remember that in Jeunial. The Knights of Labor very sensibly demand that election day be made national holiday. MESSER. BROS rUgrima to Mesaa aad Wediaa. It te believed that over 1,000,000 mq Tbe Hon. Moses W. Field predicts fusion again this year beyond all doubt The Tribune has thought all along that would be the case. There te plenty of secret disgust over the prospect but necessity know* no law. Moses adds, “only a few soreheads or disgruntled men make any objection.” He had Mc­ Nabb and Fuller and Innes and Van de Vantar in hte eye. But he te vastly mistaken if he thinks that is all of them. and that, until, after a long and sorry experience, and perhaps many head­ aches, it makes up its mind uever to un­ fold its leg* suddenly again. When it has proved this by refusing to jump in the open air, the first and most import­ ant lesson is complete, and it joins the troupe, and is daily harnessed and trained, until finally it is pronounced The Buckeye Folding Elevator Binder, No shelf-worn shoddy. I bought the goods right, aa I paid the cash and got all discounts. I have sold them close, as i An entirely new machine, which can be folded by one man have sold for cash. But I have decided to easily in five minutes time, enabling it to go through an 11 foot gate. THE CELEBRATED FLINT WAGON—the lightest draft and most easily adjusted wagon in the market. Regardless of former figures. As I sell for cash only, I save KEd T^toes of “working up” the Irish vote for 1888. What he did was to warn Irish-Americans against forming polit­ ical alliances here and to advfee them “to mark any man as at enmity with their cause who seeks to use it for per­ sonal or for partisan advancement” That waa very singular counsel coming from tlie “demagogue’’ whose one idea, according to this English censor, was to obtain Irish votes for himself. eburaged to jump a* much as possible. Every leap here made bring* the polished head of the flea against the glam, hurl- » The Best in Every Respect. Every article marked down. I have made prices that sell them. Now is the time to buy, while the assortment is com­ We sell the Walter A. Wood Light Elevator Binder the lioht plete. est draft, most easily hadledbinder made. My Stock is New. n'MO' • middle of a performance there would be a midden ending of tbe circus. To insure against such a misfortune the student Profits No Object, for All Goods Must Go! FARMERS Who wish to avoid infringing upon this patent now oughly established, ehonfl buy this drag/ Not only thi ’ but the Reed spring tooth drag is conceded to be , 72E It te said that, in a spasm of generos­ ity, Moses W. Field, the great green­ back Moses, has promised the demoerktathat they can name the candidate for governor on the fusion ticket. That te the kind of a party Moses 1-Jongs to, or rather the .kind of one that belongs to him, and a few others. They carry it around in their coat-tail pockets, and do not pretend to consult ita members or its principles. They will trade it off Jbb anything. By and by they will be 'J .willing to exchange it for a jack knife, 3Jpd find no takers. • *'<Mr. Blaine te accused by the London great number* of fleas are experimented with before a troupe te accepted. One of the first leseons taught the flea, te to control ita jumping power*, for if Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gent’s Furnishing Goods. Argand Vapor Stoves! The Little Brick Grocer) We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, we pay more for Butter and Eggs. borinr port* at Africa, 7,000 are Moor*, Weissert Bros. i & r s s .. x E i ? . * * « * Tne putrescence “from the decay of the greenback party has for year* assailed tlie nostrils of a long suffering people. And yet our contemporary didn’t know, or rather tried to conceal, the death of greenback party. It died the very day when it traded principles for a few ■ paltry offices. It has had some deluded followers since; but they were simply enough to show that death had done Its perfect work. Which the --------- OF---------- Hastinga. Mich., June 1 .th, 1886. �The Hastings Banner. PERSONA£M ENTION. ■ b«ol Snurday, Moo.lay Tu»d«’ ---■ durtn, u„ CbloMo-Dtolt ,Mn» 1’hin. bmith ia voting DBmfa ' friends. lhe game*, were* reported bv Innin— * Ulinoa »._ a ,, ■ Mrs. S. Greusel spent Saturday at ’ Local Advertising Rates: Tietrult. . Tnr. alumni reunion wHi take niam । Lafayette Hughes left for Illinois Tuesday. । r.-‘i ceuta per Upe. ’ . , Notice*, s cents per line. next. Real dent members of the hw.<Ir. •: io rents per line. C. C- Mason and wife wait to Kula- । tlon should bear this in mind and be on . .-»nd Drath notices fire. mazoo Sunday. .. t >r Entertainment® far profit of tn­ . ztlona. exetpt far chart table W. R. Cook took in tne ball game at . tent pnrpoeea, will be charged for at Detroit Monday. of Stat, J. L. Wilkins made a business trip suwt will have a game of ball on the -'J*' Thl"«l»y afternoon of to Ionia the past week. •"T^NGS.THUBaDAY. JUNE U. IMS. , ,-r‘ 44ILIJZH) u u piano 111 • Plaan re'2zi^^on. eoUt*,Sh?P-« lhe press of that place-p^iz. in high terms °T her tuuaicai ability.A The Columbus. Wis., Republican, of •June 19th. records the tact that at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Holt ten ] pounds of girl recently made her ap­ pearance. Mrs. Holt will be l>est re­ membered by our readers us Ella Will­ iams, formerly of this city. Mr. M. L. Williams ot this citv wears a broad smile as ho. remarks “I’m Grandpa again." The I*antagraph, of Bloomington, Ill., speaks in high terms ot Mr. Lafayette Rev. J. L Buell occupied the pulpit of Hughes' temperance work in that city: It is expected that An*nnkickingSFu,e the M. E. churchSunday. “Mr, Hughes is one of the most effect­ some ef the latest 1mrn in this Jay Blackford now sticks type in the ive of temperance talkers. He has the happy faculty ot enlisting the sympa­ Legal News office, Chicago. FWed, 811Tnr: Baxx-ek waa in error In atatlnn thy of those to whom be addresses his Supervisor Marshall, of Nashville, words. He is not abusive of the liquor that Thos. Casey had eacapod from tbe wind and •ec^nd hand Watch- Ionia prison. Casey was sentenced to was on onr streetr. Tuesday. dealer, or the victim of the glass. He speaks tenderly and as a brother to Chas. Sherman, of Charlotte, was the the skate prison at Jackson, and from those who are in the tolls, and. as be (rtaWaiehor say di her good* tn there was sent to the prison for lnwS guest of F. G. Goodyear, Wednesday. himself has been over the Jericho road, jrltolo^aat lonla. from which latter Miss Row Goodyear has returned he knows that of which he speaks. jure and eumitie my rtock. Institution be made his escape. from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Such talkers as Mr. Hughs are seldom JOHN BE88MER, Haff. met with in this world. He talks to Tim if. E. social will be entertained Jeweler and Optician. Mrs. Moore, of Topeka, Kansas, is “the boys" as “one of the boys," who Mich. by Mesdamea. K K. Grant, A. C. Car­ visiting her sister, Mrs. C. H. VanAr- from a bitter experience has learned penter, G. W. Graenlleld, C. W.Crothers man. . wisdom. That he may be successful in his good work is the wish of every lev­ John Q. Creasy wan hand-shaking el-headed man who hears him." anaHall on Wedneeds v afternoon and Don’t Cive Any Orders! evening of next week, June 30th. Re­ with his many friends in this dty Sat­ Until you see freshments served from to 7 o'clock urday. Fish, fish, fish, of all kinds and at the to which all are invited. Come all. Rev. T. D. Marsh and son Frank, of very lowest figures at Stauffer A CrawGrand Rapids, were in the dty over All concerned in its presentation Sunday. .»r£«.'!. yrr.vi»£x. Tue librarian requests that all books are worthy of congratulation at the N. T. Parker made n business trip to now out be returned Friday to the TUF. OLDEST: mr success of Queen Esther in this dty the northern part of the state the first school library. . I | last week. Where all did so well, it of the week.. Services at the Episcopal church I would be rank injustice to make in­ Clement Smith was in Charlotte and Sunday as follows: Holy communion dividual mention; suffice it to sav that Lansing on legal business Tuesday and ita succtm was complete, both from a Wednesday. V a. m„ morning prayer, litany and ser­ musical and financial point of view mon 10 JO a. m., Sunday school 12 m. and from tbe liberal patronage accord­ Saturday afternoon Mrs. Traverse | and evening prayer and sermon 7:30 p. ed by our citizens. . Phillips gave a tea partv in honor of m. ■ Mrs. P/W. Niskern. E. M. Busby* informs us that there Hastings Will Celebrate.—Tbe Bert Niskern, who graduated recent­ Buggyfor 75 Cents, any <»/ are already enough entries in sail the ly from West Point, is handshaking full programme of exercises for the cel­ races for the 3rd to insure their suc- with Hastings friends. colors: ebration in this dty July 3d, is given Citron Yellow. Garnet the free-for-all trot, there IHrt Mrs. Dockstetter and. Mrs. Haner. of below. It h>s been decided by the pro­ (jma. Jet Blaejt are 5; for the green race not less than a St. Joseph county, are visiting relatives jectors of the celebration to have it as No Varnish Needed. uoren; far the running race, 4 up to and friends in *»-«- *” free as possible from the objectionable this date; for the novelty race. X The want** of the usual observance of lnspeed contest will be close and interest­ epemlence day. A larger sum than ing. In short if yotr want k day of bual has been raised by our enterpriswholesome and exciting sport, come to ig citizens for the occasion, but wfll be Hastings. tpended mostly as prizes for unobject'liable sports, and for the trotting and pARM FOR SALE. At this distance, it would seem that inning rwees on the fair grounds, nnd * I win wil |->)T larniol Wacrr* fa Haalinu the Detroit papers are unjust in their >e bans ball game. Read tlie program©, tuWG-h r , Dir Inin- booae, bant barn 30x40, id see if you do not say that it is tbe • idki'.i:. nn-hart of *11 klnfitotIrulL all treatment of their base ball team. .<;n”t(i but l‘, acre. Will wU very eheap on Should the team win a game. Chew ost pleasing and sensible that could nu«es»M>-tvrnn. For further particular, en: devised for a celebration of our na, ,ire at i' ir<<len,e. :u«t t«o mile, north and papers cannot praise them too hlghlv onal birthday. re' lU-tinp National Bank. • but should they bedeft«ted.it would WM. BALDWIN. rkOORAMML seem that their home papers via With Salute at lunrlM. each other in “scoring" thejjblucky plavers. It ought not to In- expected . ww uuwuvn 01 that a ball player can play a like strong I. M. Bauer, manhal of the day. Exblbltlon drtllaX 1QJD. by tne DrUlCorin of game every time he steps on the field. laaUlut* Dlvfajoa U. K. K. of F. fl)R. Lowky successfully removed Ev-enriro* at Court House square n a. tn. Music. Band. lYaj;er. Kev. W. A. Hmuberyor. one of Walter Smith’s eves Monday Mude. A inert ea. Choir forenrxm?\ The eye had been dlseusetl Or»tiou. Hon F. A. Dean. Charlotte. • lor AIMS“• '«ta for a number of years, and of late had 1 l*en uMfias as an organ of vision. ,lw. Du ol»X,3'n 1 i°° “*• that apace diirtUK the day. There was danger of the other optic J J»n Froe toraU foot ram be<x>ming diseased if this one remained u>i« jnuch longer, hence it was taken out.:’ <imw Fmll h. SLA1'?'1' to ■» Hut ­ (The operation consumed nearly three; itbe beet S Jlniee/taTotaK to 3rd. Foot race, jo rods, tor boys usuler 13 quarters of an hour. Walter pluckilv t » rod., refused to take anything to relieve the curb contestant to u bed a man welghln- not pain.} ( gTRAW HATS! We have an Endless Variety of To select from. ^ylrciiES: this week. Mackinaw and Cantons ARE THE LATEST. Stiff HatS SOFT HATS! Yours, bound to please, |£VERYBODY FINDS-AFTER TRIAL “New Lyman” Vapor Stove To be the Most Convenient, Useful and Labor Saving Article of Household Furniture. This ib Its Third Yr ar of Unequaled Success! And the thousands in tut b*»r tatttmony. of its superiority uw V a/Z others. ews. ('iirultifion this week, 1,728. Hastings will celebrate July 3rd, and it will be a "big celebration too. Wm, Bit< h ik. of Yankee Springs, died on the 12th 'inxt. at the age of 71. ^IH;. A. P Drake has erected a hand.-<w granite monument on his lot in Riverside renietery.) . ■ Tin: building* on the fair grounds have wehed u new coat of paint, and leak viry much refreshed. ‘TiikM. E. church organ fund has I1'*-': inrreioed about 830. the net proctais jf the presentation of Queen Esther?. SiiEini Long and deputies have by no rneni.- lost hope of securing the ' )!•■ • - WL. n cently stole tbe horses in Barry township The Irvings, re-iniorced by players from Middleville, will contest with the iust rii’t club for first money in the Iindl match July 3rd. . Tin. highest price p tid for wool in tas market wan Saturday, when it reachbl 34 onts. From 3U to 33 has Kva frequently paid since. At the prohibition convention held in this city June 16th. nine townships were represented. The following were appointed delegate to attend the pro­ hibition state convention: T. Phillipa, Hastings; C. II. Ooman, Middleville; J. R. Barnum. Woodland; W. P. Eddy, Nashville; C. S. Dunham, Maple Grove. Alternates. M. C. Woodmansee. Hast­ ings; J. A. Cairn.‘\ Barry; H. C. Car­ penter, Woodland; 8. Overholt. Nash­ ville; W. O. Lowden. Middleville. While Dr. Woodmansee is only an alternate, he should be taken at anv rate to the convention and planted in the “Amen" corner. We guarantee । that he will “holler" in season And out of season, If there are any poor sufferers here or in this vicinity who have not already consulted Dr. Heas, we would advise them to speedily do so, for we have come to the conclusion that the Dr. is having more than ordinary success in treating disease® of a chronic nature. Do not despair because your caw has been hopelessly abandoned and you youraelf settled down to the idea that there is no help for you, consequently no use trying, for he has scores of patienta throughout the state who were once in a similar condition who are to-day well and hearty and verv tbanklul that they were wisA enough to place themwlvm under his treat­ ment. Tbe Dr. -will visit here again Monday June 28th at the Hastings House. ^A New Law Firm.—Clement Smith & XflE !be“li: i ' I all. run and jump, prize, fl: rodprize, fl. toth. Orange raw forj turn with oranifr*. Karl In a basket. Prize* lor a Hr. Lowry and Lawrr and familv family R»v iu»v u returned from Hiurtinih. Minn.. is with « .nr» veymg partyFriday. in that He state andhai vaoition of about a month) which^he yiU spend mostly with rdatfvw anA friends in this city. and yAnna Beadle hascity been schooh elected amS) to fill iQ J** SUTO'XS'SJ we have do doubt of her succreib^T irt prize. what she gt«a entitled to one present >e. Value of Itneeau. fu. All tbe above sports to ■ the Mperviakm of J. IL !>ennla. Fhtn. tobt. Daaraon, committee. They win b« Used. TUcx^v.ho wish them rtiould lr*»* their name* at the .hairnal omce.oratUiJ.il. Denul*. chairman ot the committee, twfore 10 a. hl, July fa. At 5 jn. A. R. MrOmlier andE. W. Morrill A I Co. will »eud up but air InbIIocmi*. each with cant I attaciir.L I'erMHM returning cant* will reerr, r a rood watch trois Mr. McOniber and a S3 pair of panto from Morrill * Co. A special prize ot f&OO will be given to the ) ounze-t per»>'U who served one J rar in tlie late rebellion. , A prtrr of SACO aho oldest person who lervrd one year In the rebellion. Frizee ail! be awarded by lhe committee on wortv. All proof* inuat be left with J. H. Dennl*. chalnnaa of th* eoaunlOce. before July Jd. The winner, of tke«- t>rt«, will be on the platform In tteOmrt yard at II a. m.. and wfii be announced by tbe Incident of the Racm, at the Fair Ground Co be called at 1 p. A H Johnson and wife are atten.1- mjud«n*. H. J. Bldelman. Hsutlnr*, F. A. black­ VJFiH16 a^ual meeting of the West man. Barry. Ed. L>n<l. Middleville. A. L. Kasey. Michigiui press association at St. Jo­ Naahme. seph and[Saugatuck. Mr. J. has a n»o.'s. ^uUUoil* trotting race, beat 1 tn 1. hall a -Newspaper. lew men are better mile heats, eaUedaXiilS p. m. Frtze*: latllO; 2nd posted on that subject. No. x Running race, beat 2 in 3. half mile Nash Ville, up to take his bi-monthly look atcame the rtjisNo. L Novelty race ot IM tnUro. called at a Office Tuesday. Very many peo- । 3-JO p. ni. Fira half mile walk. zu<i half mile e »ever occasion to know tnrt, 3<1 lialf intle run. i« nrl.-e M; and 1^. Ball fame. & tnaiM*. called al 4 p. m. l«t I .BSry 18 of deeds ; but he is just the same, and as often as P Admluion totaJrground* 13eent*,ladle*free. once in two month, at least, comes up AdmfiBonto grand atand five cento. Procroda deputy0 re?eW “c'1UftIntail0e with his to be naed In improving the fair ground troek. If you want a day of fun and genuine amusement, come to Hastings July 3d, K n°w visiting his and you will get it. It will be the krot»b/’r;.tlll' Dr“ W1U on China at most meritorious and sensible Inde­ the M. E. church morning and evening pendence Day Celebration ever held in •’undsy next. Tbe evening service will Central Michigan. be conducted by the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. Rev. Lowry has been a missionary in Chiun 19 rears and Is now superintendent of th’e North China mlasfon of the Methodkit church. Everybody Invited. Tin reorganized cornet band can rauMiT if players, and make more and letter rnusif than any other bond in the cntiaty. The Loys should be encourag- and P. T. Colgrove will form a co-part­ nership under the firm n^me of Smith . gnuluntes from the dty & Colgrove, July 1. next) Neither of nigh s- h. • .1 wear very Mtnxious looks these gentlemen needs am introduction x-Their oratorical efforts are to Banner readers. Both have been supper..-it tri l>e at the bottom of their honored with places of public trust by trouiflw. the voters of this county. Both have in turn honored the county and won ex­ ’u}TIn«t the executive oom- cellent standing by faithful attention to imttr rf the Agricultural sodfity wfll the people's ‘InTereats. Both are good meet to re-, ise the premium list. The lawven, thorough, careful students. premimas awarded will be double those Each has a reputation for carefully at­ of last year. tending to all oustn^w entrusted to him. The Board of Supervisors conduded Both are known as honorable men and ~n,U01w labors on Friday last. in their profession have won honora­ ■fro/'I<?wne 'Vl» elected as a member ble names. They are successful men; This, Wednesday, evening. Mr. E A ^. ^/••bnty of the state board of and to predict for the Ann of Smith A Clark will l^ y the hyXml Mt£ Colgrove success is limply stating what equalization. is as certain to happen as they are to be Miss Grace Black, daughter of A. h.wE!:,{ w.dI ** a cake 1103 coffee so- alive. ' 110121 tho hitfh contractlug M r uhe ^oefltof the Carlton Center mtrtlHi are wd! and favorably known daJ’iH ‘ Fn^k Blood’s, Wedne®Sheriff Long u considerably vexed i here, and have the hearty good wishoi with Sheriff Barber, of Calhoun, over of numerous friends. They will take a short trip to the pleasure resorts of the latter’s actions in tbe arrest of the northern Michigan, making their head­ ir£’.?.-;! l^TK w:u vlsBed By a dfeas- thieves who recently stele the horses quarters at Mackinaw. »nms br. Thursday night, which infilct- from Mr. Allen, of Assy-ria. Our exec­ Li: g ”f >*35^0fr (*e fireman utive' officer asserts that Calhoun s {Albert D. Niskern, son of 'P. W Hv f .!Ii ■’ an<1 received proba- sbrrllTuMl blmceir hiul « fair under­ Nlskeiu of thin dty, we are pleawd to *»ly frtal injuries. ! standing that they should work togeth­ learn by the press, graduated at West er to lhe matter. Instead of that it ap­ Point Military Academy, on Saturday It b probable that the Battle Creek pears that Sheriff Barber worked every last, in a class of dghtv. with the high­ to-1 Rating,, lew ImU cluUlwiB croafi scheme possible to deceive Mr. Long, est credit—he not receiving as mt&h as * 0,‘ th“ fuir grounds Thursday of as to his own plans and purpose*, and a demerit mark, during his whole U) ^iremrtit for finally secared the burses and the chh i’’- 11 ix n,,t clfrtaiQ| t,ult thB thieve®. Sheriff Bariw now holds ,duty. h<6 will return home to v»lt his ■••’ip.ay. but it is expected they theee men expecting Barry county to paremar-Msnlstce Voice of the 1 Vople. -whack up" for btoi. If he has treated f. i< friends of J. H. Barricy JQfiKR. P. Brown is Securing a large Mr. Ixwar a* the latter claims. Mr. Bar-1 fThe raw family lauuv will w„l ba pleased to hsarn that lir sbowd be given quirt ami traceable , afld tai: in the riressmakiDt bliulfiNW poasefioleu of the he gobbled, and ’ * an.l th -■ Who pa:rjnizr herHpeak very j the matter. It Sbenff Barber claw of 21 Ttre tail iTt< ,oun£JrJf Wtily ■ her work and say site deserves th‘”.j . wi*.3he M’C'ivw Erhruthe 1i*uga a wssin. । 2Jso that on M ednaday evening Miss ; of iliutlngs mid vidtrtty. $1000 FORFEIT Brown and Standard and Nobby Styles in E DEERING Myw’i hg Store. Our styles in There is No Experimenting in buying the ‘New Lyman. For by H. A. Goodyear & Sons If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme’’ Brand, and Accept No Other! For Sale at GOODTEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS --------- FOR--------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE'UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paints are compvw^l t nlirel]/ i\f strictly pure materials, consisting of IVhihj Leail, Oxide of Ziuc, and the necwisarv pigments required to produce the different shades, tbe whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Lineecd Oil; the result being aa ar­ ticle which for Jlnenetut and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme" Paints are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead. when used alone, can from the mode of its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oa-idc Zinc, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded in manulactnring a paint wtach embraces all the adnantayes to be gained by the use of Lead, with none ofiU disadvantages. As they will, when properly applied corer a larger surfacr than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Profteeionalpainters are everywhere endorsing them, o'/ring to the superior Ttj-ulls accomplished through their use, and the great saving in time and labor For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use NeaT's Adamant Paints. Why let'your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you am make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE PAINTS? The coat will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. * They are put up in X pints, pints and quarts; (18 shadM, exclusively for fam­ ily use. ___ Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. --------- AGKNCY AT------ --- Goodyear’s Drug Store. A GEBTLEMAH’S SMOKE Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in this Paper. �■■ ... -... THE NEWS nr BRIEF. CHICAGO AGAINST DETROIT. ............... '“OVED! । IS iHu 11 . A MONUMENT TO WEBSTER. Drtrait Batantay to Daniel Welmtor presented to the state by Benjamin Piaroe Cbeoay, at Boston, waa dedicated Thursday with tonpodug civic and la •elicited, poalt.-ta I am now Settled and ,Mj. for business in my new quar Little Wllllo Hahn, ters in the store east of W. H. Schantz's grocery. tight fact high and weighs 2,000 pound* of -guying" upon their arrival at Detroit, collar diadaan a plain shirt front The carrying a broom about tvrice hla of Be. IxxU*. numbering l.xj broad turn down Tbe Detroit club suffered th# misfortune of RebStar fill PajWf Seal! collar. Wall Paper, Wall Paper, disabled in tbo eighth inning, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Monday evening in tba town Wall Paper, Wall Paper. estimated at from thirty-flre SAFE SURE PBOMfl feet ajuant WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain cloth totter regretting Thursday, bo formally unvoilud nt Concord, N. IL Senator Evartt, R F. Hotter and Robert C. Winthrop, will deliver addreauax Tbe governor of Illinois has appointed to NATURE’S, CONSTIPATION, Tarrant's Kifrrvescenl Seltzer. Aperient, WIU cure OoustipaUon. Sick Headache and l»yvtwpsl* it regulates thbowels andenablaa those of feeble dlgrattoti tn «:• iny their food. It reduces Fever, cools the Blood. t« invaluable in Piles and Inftammaten diseaMa. field. Vt, apodal say* that tba following reply CoL Campbell Walker to contest Mid- it may go, ■ real artida pocketful Paints aid Oils, Oils aui tales. Sick-Headache, awn Reliable, Elegant. It should be found In every gbeny 2; at St Louis—Cincinnati 7* St Louis 12; at New York-Metropolitan. 9, Brooklyn L Sunday’s anociation games: at Brooklyn-—Baltimore 7, Brooklyn 0; at the country on May I at IOJ,IXW,000 bwibols, aud July 1 at’bu,*4X),000 buabolx and decorated, or paper shades. CUREF°" Varnish and Alabastiiie. DYSPEPSI*.SX'^nSLhI£2 facturcd only by TABBANTA CO., New Toric. Alabastine and Barn Faint Bam Paint and Housjkeqpere1 Paints in smvll cam. Chicago, Juno 2L—Saturday next Washington park club open* it* gate tbo third mooting Judging from tbo num- Housekeepers' Paints and Brushes, And EVEBYTHING lelse in national bank at Bushnell, Illa, waa Wedneek club my line. to which I still sell the Celebrated Detroit White Illinois Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the IndianAiNiun, June Ir. southern evangelist, has publicly a-ldreaeed IV hila drilling for gas at Akron. Ohio, In the matter of tbe eat*:- of Joseph Hough. •MMMML We. the undersigned, having been appointed athe IVobate Judge for the coantv <>t Barry. te of Michigan, as comnihslonere to receive, examine and adjust all claim* against (old de­ ceased. do hereby give notice that we will meet at tbe ofike of C. A. Rough tn the village of Woodland.m said countv anil <t*te. on nattu- THE OHIO IMBROGLIO that Chartoe Kriliy be bekl Coi.vxnfu, Ohio, Juno li—Tba daclalou Lead. Fred’k Hotchkiss, A. CAMPBELL. A, BLACK. their elaim* to us for uce. Dated, May 1Mb. ism. C. A PALMKBTON. GEORGE W.HMiTH. Default haring been made in tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made by James W. Young and Harriett J. Joung hl* wt>. tn her own right, to HoraceD. Storms, dated April l«th, A. D. taw. and recorded in the offlre ut tbe Reel*tor of Deeds, tar the eenaty of Barry and state of Michigan, on the Slat day of May A. D. IMIS. Tbe throe Republicans on tbo decision and tba of this notice tbe sum of two I died and thlrty-dvr dollars tbo decision mortgage or any part thereof. failarea in tba United States and Canada the bill expelling the French prinooa forthwith. conferred up § Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes at Cambridge, Tbo li.-.i-coT.onmn wrestling match at Cincinnati Tunmday night between Mui- in Mecbanlca' ball, by a collation in the roar reception room. W. W. Doherty pro;>oeoJ tbo health of Governor Hill Congrvmman Collins spoke of Govt-----Hill greareat governor cents. prviiura, no­ tice 1s hereby gvtra that an Saturday, tbe Sri day of August A. D lira, at ten o'clock In Urn forenoon. I shall sell al public auction, tn the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court house In the city -erf Hastings. Michigan, that being the ptace where tbe cXtt CourtfS the county of Barry Is hdlden. the premise* de­ scribed In aald mortgage, or so much thereof as Wamhimoton Citt, June 17.—The presi­ dent baa ■ent to the senate tbe nomination of First Lieut. Adolphus W. Qreely, of mortgage aa all thoee parcch of laud situate in the township of Orangerille. in the county of Barry and slate of Michigan, and described as follows to wit: London, Juno 2L—Hobart Pasha (tba Hon. Augustas Charles Hobart, marshal of Tli- north east quarter ot the north east quar­ ter at section number thirty-four, also the south east fractional quarter nf the smith east fraction­ al quarter of section number twenty-seven; al»o tbe south half of the south west quartcr of ~ c­ THE MARKETS. Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. Allfwork guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can y>wer. A good stock to select from always on hand We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. al quarter of section number twenty-wvrnfwa ter, of Kentucky. .L«^^!lE23VasSi. the council having granted David Martin. ELY’S | \ Cream Bala te tba three-mile Ustit aad ttoh or ROLLER MILL And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings tliis season.. Given Belief at and Cures SMS M.O»k.n; largely at MOOilVi usUve eowi COLD in CATARRH HAY Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find turn at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of FEM Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Magnolia Balm This is the Latest and Beet Gasoline Stove. Call anil see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! < I also have a not tell, and «m can't teU. At Very Low Figures. of Plow Pointe, eta, that I will sell ' ~ —l— to close out. a �In addition I wish to fix vour £ Agricultural. gl NK.vr DA I’KJfDODT. Mtsr. own guise and name. The nlii«w-ti^et brou^ht 10 market, had an invlt—.-Hl .•vnimiinlcations pertaining to this de- to the dishonest practice, of thTh^.^ ®L-‘aenl .should be addressed to Mr. E. Da- l,utter men, who counterfeit a •renufnn vv™ aP§e*ranoe: nlce yellow prints J5aex.w,hlte<doth auain a clean basket The butter wra sold un­ For the benefit of our readers we dehotel, at h ,Um* t“tod ,or ‘S rareL 2*hest market price, twenty-five cents voteth’si»ue to the butter bill and KKSLV £ & comments thereon, pro and con. It coaaterlelt ol mnuUie l.uttar that it will be seen that it aims at taxing it to b'iu^”sthgJrhTtnSm“’e u”b“‘ diath. While wise legislation should honrat “ •eU “to a The above Is a gr^e libel «j the gt,1< si;nid that butter substitutes should i,e 'wholesome and sold for what they sumption ra genuine butter. In this nus dairymaid. Ito like is not true ot they proceed on; exactly the same brail farm dairies, as the heading says. We liri<i v.-.f Iwlieve the spirit of this bill as the counterfeit of money which re?eive.lf h’»‘“>owa ft u question the veracity of the correspond­ is that of unjust discrimination between counterfeit, unlres it be with the inZ industrim. To say that a dealer ent, and the good sense of the paper tention jof passing it as genuine. The jhal! not sell a consumer lard or prevalence of this counterfeit butter that publishes it with favorable com­ tallow disguised and sold as butter Is ment. it is like many other articles on farm life floating around, only the idle one thing nu,J to say that if the concoinage of a silly mmd made morbidly Hituer dwires to eat such upon his igKkl he must pay the price of butter, active by too much dinner, or some is quite another thing. Let it be made (as m the case when counterfeiting other cause of an over loaded or a sour honestl) and sold for its true character money) ere engaged in and thriving by stomach. We resent such extreme the nefarious business of counterfeit­ ■t r. fair profit l|ke other commodities. s one of! nonsense. the leading and most important branch­ will justice be done. . Three members of my family, says The following is a synopsis of the bill es of agriculture, and your intelligence .inamhusiy reported to the House of ““ft a* ?nce sh°w you that anything A‘ cash room, office Hdjirrsefita'-ivm by Hon. W. H. Hatch, which injures this great basic industry J5WV‘Urer' who hav® been must injure all other business It is . M iruian of the committee on agricnlsuffering from aggravating coughs. r. which is now pending before con- drying up the supply * the fountain, b*ve been much benefited by taking and bringing disaster to every other Bed btar Cough Cure, None of the ill ■ effects no noticeable in other congh rem­ Mina 1 provides that "butter" shall legitimate business industry. The bogus butter men say their pro­ edies, have followed the use of this. iv understood to mean the product us•hIv known butter, manufactured duct is wholesome. It nay be in some A Sons of Veterans post will l>e or­ -x lii'ively from milk orcream, or both.: cases; but it has Lepn again and again ganized ut Charlotte. ’ • ::-n “ provides that certain ex­ shown that in others it to cot. I f made TO ALL MEMBERS of society: mixture* and compounds shall of pure fate it lacks the finer essential re' k’.ort n a?d designed its "oleomarger- oils which make genuine butter so Kemps Balsam will cure your distress­ -,j n.imelv. lilcomargerine-oil, butter-, valuable an aid to digestion. Besides ing cough. We guarantee it. Price 50 i-, laruine’ sidne and neutral; all mix- having cheated the consumer by Belling “d. *1- Trial size free. Sold by W. vn’i--i.nl compounds of the same; .all! him common animal fats for butter, and H. Goodyear. Uni and t illow extracts and all tnlx- at the price of butter, when the fats "re i-'E-'TS gut Kemp's Liver • _r,. i- J (upoudsof tallo#, l-tf-fat, do not cost more than a third or half as 1 ills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, much, their consciencea are prepared to . "• ■•! lard oil. annatto, and color­ for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. : ..cv-r-q intestinal fat and offal- cheat him still farther, and use cheaper THIS is RIGHT. We believe in '■ ; : i imitation or M-mbhince of and unwholesome fats, as hilS been re­ . m - .»r intended to be uyd ns butter. peatedly shown. When we eat stale selling only the bed, ami have secured t: >n 3 Iraposes special taxes as fok butter we know what we eat. This the agency for Kemp’6 Pile Suppositor­ cannot be said of the counterfeit. ' ies. No treatment like it for Piles. . ; j.<j m.inufHcturers ot oleomarThe argument used by the bogus but­ Success unquestioned. Price 50 cents. upon wholesale dealers in > ■;. • ivrittf, ?W'; retail 'Imjers 84H. ter men. that they are furnishing a For sale by W. H. Goodyear. re. iiiHl I provides that evdfy person cheap and wholesome article to the .. Hutchins, an old resident of iih-1 car::.* on the business of a manu- poor man in place of stale butter, or of Rockford, died Mondav night and was • v rarer of uleoiaargerine without hav­ a high priced article beyond his reach, buried Wednesday, r ’ ing ; I the bimetal tax, shall be fined is utterly fallacious. In the first place, “Have used Dr. Thomte’-Electric Oil • ifom to 85.0UU in addition to the rich anti Door alike are imposed upon ’lialdlit. tn pay the tax. Wholesale and swindled by them, and the count­ for croup and colds, and declare it a dealers -dui'-l likewise be fined from erfeit is not sold aS counterfeit, but as positive cure. Contributed by Wm. genuine} nor below the market price ot hay, 570 Plymouth avo, Buffalo, N. Y. . SV’ and retail dealers from good hotter, though j»erhaj* below 350 td $501. .restion 3 provides that manufactur- that of the fancy brands. What did A .writer in Aintab. Syria, who is tak­ .shall tile' with the Collector of Inter­ the poot] man do before counterfeit but­ nal > .-uue of Vns districts such notlc- ter was introduced ? He ate good hon^ ing 4iew«, writes The Photographic . . m-..,-r.torire and bonds, keep such est butter; and generally the best. The Times that his pictures illustrate the ex­ production of good butter was rapidly i.o. k- : nlersuch returns, put up such cavation* of an American expedition ul nigns .uq! i-. i-duct his business under increasing to meet the increasing cmi- Assos in tlie classic Trooil. an expedition .-licit snrvulhmce as the C’ominissibner sumption. and tlie quality was as rapid­ through Asta Minor an<| tin- recent : Internal Revenue, with the approval ly improving. Every year reduced the "Wolfe expedition to Babylonia. Thew* •.-I fl..• s.-Tct \v of the Treasury may percentage of poor butter, and we were In a fair way of having a full supply of journeys are long, and have to U« nude ?t.t; uti is as follows: "All oleo- fresh-mfide, sweet and wholesome Gut­ on horseback. All luggage is carried ji.argtrini- shall be tMickvd by the ter to meet all home demands, with a on hormn and mules, henoe the dilflwan'ufa< turef thereof in firkins, tubs, leading agricultural interest in a pros­ culty of carrying glass plates is consid­ i>r other wooden packages, not be­ perous condition. But now all is great­ erable and txirnpeki one to travel slowly. fore used for that purjiose, each con­ ly changed: consumption is decreased, TImi <ixjwmw of carrying 400 glare plaUaj taining not less than ten pounds and dairymen are dwcuuraged, Stil branches on a journey of three montiu is consid­ marked,stamped and branded, as the of business depending on dairying are erable, and the dangers to which tlnwe Coiumission. r of Internal Revenue. depressed and suffering, and no one are^st[Kr«-d keep one in a constant state . with the approval of the Secretary of who does not make hto own butter, or of mental anxiety. Loads are frequently toe Treasury may prescribe. Anu all see it made, can be sure he is not eat­ upset, and this often happens in had _re--s made by manufacturers of oleo- ing a most villainous compound, if he places. Sometimes they are thrown with margvrine and wholesale dealers in has the nerve to touch the article put oieoinargerine shall be in original before him on the table in the name of violence and sent rolling down banks. stamped puckagev. Retail dealers in butter. jOnly a few capitalists engag­ Good fortune has thus far attended him ed in thfi business of counterfeiting are in these respects, but he u convinced that oleoinargrrinp sold by them in suitable wooden p'jeknges wlilch slmil be mark- thriving! The poor*man. as. well as the glow [dates must go for this kind of rd and brandol as the Commissioner of .everybody else, is defrauded Instead of work. Tlie results of a long expedition, befriended, while only counterfeiters may he destroyed in crushing any stream, ir.terj d Re venue shall prescribe. I r- violating this section shall be and swiadlera thrive. for eastern horses have a forxlnere for ly­ Bear in mind it is not pn honest hut !ir.«d foi each offence not less than 8100 a dishonest business that we call upon ing down in running water. In a coun­ nor ii:on than 81,000, and be imprisonyou to suppress, or at Iriist to so regu­ try without bridges tills M annoying.— <-! net ie.<s.than six months nor more late as to deprive It of Its dishonest Boston Budget.______________ than two years. _ A XUstakn la lhe Beef Ten. Section . pi ovides that manufactur­ character. It being National in ita ers .-diai!. under penalty of 850. affix a evil consequences. National legislation A Meriden local physician prescrilied is called* for ns the only ----------- comprehensive label t•: । very package of oleoinargerine oecf tea for a cunvalscent [Mitient, giving stating the number of the manufactory and efte trt.ua! remedy that can be an- directions for making the tea. Tlie di­ and uautinning all persons aot to use plied. 1 he framing- of a suitable rections were to inclose the finely the package or the stamp again, nor re- .statute i i left to your judgement. We chopped meat -in a glaas bottle, then he '•entente with destroying the want th< manufacture and sale of butter subs titutes put under the syper- boil, by placing the whole in u [x>l of -••tan!;!. the — Revenue Deiwrtment, — ---------- -- — «------------- , of water. The directions were carried Sc- i< r. a tax of 10 cente a vision ।o_f‘eaatptt lodefray theupon oh-omargenne to lie paid with at least Vrt enough to defray the out as far as lhe boiling tlie bottle of ot ffiiperrJrion Supervision xid and tnforee enforce- meat in the pot of water was concerted expense;;I cf ;■ !•■ isiuii-ifaet urer and any fraction­ ment of the law. No special privilege But instead L>f then mixing tlie finely al part •:j*>und in a package shall be or protection but the. roteition is ii.asked, -------- - — —. legal chopped and boiled meat with water taxed as a pound. •■’ft” catmu ofr ----------a principle -- ---------------------------as old tW ' ■ !(• provides that all imported and giving it to the patient, as directed, .-t.-nct!. ’ and which never yet operat< I. ..rgenne shall pay in addition to existent “ rise than for th© benefit of the lady gave tlie sick person the hut f • i.;j -ri duty iin internal revenue of cd othei water in which the bottle was boiled,, -justice. mankim I' . ;-r ixiiind. n who tire engaged in the and the patient remarked that she l._ re ':-'H II provid e for tbe uppoint- __The hadn't t/mted^anything 1,0 good “ * ______ .ref wantvv<suppressed or (which u-a'-f h’j . udytical chemist and-a business put on aa honest basis thrive by swind­ king tune.—Hartford Courant. mlci. pist in the office of the Commisling the public. They sell an imitation sivii. r. internal Revenue and Rittbor- article ii the name of the genuine, - i: -5 the । '.inmussioner in his judgeiuent The Bedouins of El Kuntara regard a charging! for the counterfeit much ' ph ;• <;i.►mists and microscopists, scrap of written or printed paper with a -jkirel th- lurmnirajoner is authorized to above itp real value (if it is comridered wr.olesoiiie and having a vahie), and sort of religious awe. Tin' traveler ■■ 'Gutsu'dances which may be thereby Igreatlv injuring an honest Rliolfs, having presented his Arab host t ' a.;it; contested cases are to be industry ns old as history and seebnd to with his autograph under a few liner • iii'b-t this act, and his decision no othenin its extent and importance. suting'tlu* date and purpoiu af his visit, '■ ihqtl. He is also authorized to We feel fissured that the people can de­ often raw him give it a furtive ki« and •i- ? • whether any ^nbstanro made in in.it -<... initio to deleterious to the pend upon the present Congress for the contemplate it with a kind of rapture. small measure of justice which is de­ Ith. but the decision in this manded. If we are disappointed some For foor of sacrilege ho changad it* hid­ y be appealed from to h future Congress will have to adjust the ing-place every (lay, unless so|ne responP >s.dofthe burgeou-Gener- matter, disaster meantime fallowing aible neighbor had borrowed it to wear it in-- Ariny and Navy and the ra a clinnu ngainst uphtbalmia.—Cor. disaster until the evU is suppressed. h'-r os Agrictiltare. Respectfully submitted in behalf of Chicago Time*. ■••■a who siuill wilfully re­ the dairy interest and of common hon­ fare the stamps, marks, or esty. ’ Pains cannel mtirt alter tbe Mitlenl iia» taken ‘'firn is ■ u containing oleomarKOHEHTM. I.ITTI.EU. . a'sl^te dU of Wert1. Pain kina, tbe Strale *•'' ’•*'1!i "’•guilty of a misdemeanor, Cure. Do not be induced to take a rabaUtirte, and >.. :!! ud punished by a line of 8100 ________ _ of the National Butter, l«ui insist upon having Weals I obi Kina. Be­ 10and by imprisonment from Cheese arid Egg Association, and Secre­ All druggists. tary of Che Iowa Butter and Cheese A and reliable Medicines are the beat '.••a .lay s to-^ix months. yjVKA to depend upon. Acker’s Blood El0!■ largerine may lie removed from u.e place of manufacture for export to luererrtormolBeret. A correspondent of Hoard's Dairy­ a foreign country without payment of ■ < • or affixing stamps thereto, under man paints the following picture that Sou. SrpMUtleorStaoirUiata—^ lib ForRbeuia^l«a,bMW>^>»L •>uch regifiatious as the Commissioner is true of too many farm dairies: I once visited a farm whore they kept , Fjum’K Hotchkiss. Drumtirt. '■> intima! Revenue 'may prescribe, r perron who shall export oleo several cows. Tbe chickens roosted tn aui-m""*,— " . ..—„ ----- s nne diaH brand upon every tub, 1one end Of the room, the bed. milk, etc., built on the site where the fire occured ‘J1 .1'!' ,<lsrr pwokage containing such were in the same room. The farmer last winter at Charlotte. was churning on the shady sldfi of the •»rj.;|v u,t. worj ••oieomargerine" in house, while his wife showed u» the plan: letters one-half inch square. -5 ii ;.ties, peaaltiva,- and forfeitures well kept garden, picking us a handful ■lrfe» the BtomarA to perforin lt« duty. THAT HACKING COUGH can b« *» quickly imp by the act maybe recovered 1of beautiful flowers, and pulling some which she proceeded to wash cared hr SUiloh'» Cure, lit xaanuitce It Said m uny court of competent jurisdiction; carrots 1 by W. H. Goodyear. ^;‘.ull.°r tbe fine or penalty, when in a pail of dirty diabwater. giving WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and them a few scrapes with a knife, then pn>i to go u> the informer. oMnidnlue offering them to us to eat, happily we IJver teed to care you. Sold by ». H. Goodyear. were not Hovers of carrots, she a iped ' U.tlrr on Bosa» linUor. ai.EEI’LK88 NIGHTS, made ntlterablo by 7 ■. jftmorablt; CumndtUe and !her bands on her apron prepuratorv to that ti'crtl’le courii- HMlolf. Cure Is the reme­ r •/ t,tc Vwjreis of Um finishing lup the butter making. Two dy for you. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. '' V Not being able to up- ! large pan* were put on the ground and CATAKBH COUGH, health and sweet brralh pe.u l-eiore your honorable Committee ।scoured with a handful ot •ecured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price Ml H. ffi perwn, 1 take this method of briefly they were taken to the spring at the eent*. Nairn! Injector free. Sold by Goodyear. Mantion to the pointe .edge of the slough—which served as a Scarlet fever prevails to some extent uhlcfi 1 desire to make againstcounter- watering- place for the cows and pigs, and furnished water for family use h » leu butter and all counterfeiting, and . in Hastings. *2’’‘'■or of a law regulating the manu- wdl-where they were washed and • Children will rd use Imd tas ting cough •h,aUi^ a’ld t'ale of butter sulwtitutes. pail of water got for washing the butter. medicine bnt they will oil be willing to .ii Prin,,<Pl« involved will apply to The pans were set on the ground and take Dr. Jackson's syrup of lungwort >ul other substitutes, and only call for nartlv filled with water, her hands were and wild cherrv whenever offered. It honwtv and fair dealing. ;rrain wiped on the apron and used in­ to as pleasant ra maple syrup and will stead of Fladle to take the butter out thJJU*?10 with’ 1 w,8“ to emphasize i reach a bad cough and cure the whoopthe potato made in the brief of my orgu- • inp- couch much quicker than any other lufonj Use Bouse Committee on 1 preparation of the kind. For sale by S 0,tt“ “I; , *fW’hat does the word •pedigree' mean, John?” “It means descent." “Writes sentence on the board rentsfrifng the J?hn wtot UP and cb*lk«d oft CoU,°,wlng: “We pedigreed down the hUL —Harper’s Bazar. In every land and clime, the merits of SL Jaoobs Oil ms the only conqueror of pain, are being acknowlet’gecl by th® press and people. The Ovid Carriage Works employ 125 men and turning out thirty car­ nages per day. It waa a student in one of our noted New England colleges who, in visiting an art gallery, stopped before the paint­ cured every year by Acker'll celebrated ing of “The Transtiguration" and asked the conductor: “Isn't there some legend connected with this scene r you nothing. Try It. A single dose will A priest visited a coachman who show Ito good effect. Trial bottleu 10 CtS. was seriously ill. “Have you the habit Fkku'k Hotchkim, Druggist. of gding to the church r MI can't say Ten drug otorcs at Big Rapids make that I have,” said the conchman, in a the Ealoomata’ scratch tnelr off ear. feeble voi.ee,“but I have driven a great “Athlophoroe gives perfect satlafacmany persons there.”—French paper. tion. It has helped and cured some­ "May," raked a little Burlington girl where all other remedies have failed to of a companion, "what do you suppose do any good,” is the report of Dullam h the difference between a beau anda Bros., drugglsto of Flint, Mich., on the beau ideal r “WeU, I dont know," great, rheumatism and [neuralgia reme­ was the frank response, “unless they dy’s work. leave off the idea! after they get mar­ The Knights of Labor assembly at ried. Ovid numbers 120 members. When earth slips from woman, says Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ some philosopher, she seeks refuge in heaven. This may al] be very true- utes by WoolforcTt Sanitary - Lotion. but when earth suddenly slips from Use no other. This never falls. Sold man. he is requested to crook ha elbow by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggista, -^'tick ° n hOm° Uinperance society. Hastings, Mich. An Albany belle, after; attending church on n recent Sabbath, was asked her opinion of the sermon. “Oh! good. I suppose," she replied, “but what big feet the miuirtcr had! 1 was so interested In his feet that I forgot to listen to Ids sermon!” A few days agojudga Walton, of Bangor, in addressing a jury as to the affirmative and negative testimony, said.' “A thing that occurred may drop out of a man's mind, but a thing that never occurred don't drop into ahealthy mind." “Mr. Blake, do you belong to a brass band ?” raked a sweet little girl of her sister’s beau. "No, my dear. Why do you ask anch a questionr "’Cause pa says you’re always blowing your trumet. so I thought you must lielong to a band of some kind.”' A bright little bqy, who had been' in coinbat with another boy. was reproved by his aunt, who told him he ought always to wait until the other bov “pitched upon" him. “WeU,"explainftl the little hero,—“but if I wait for the other bofto begin, I’m afraid there won t be any fight!" H Present, n tu. «. Cole, Judge of rronwte. In tbemallero! tbe estate ot Lewis B. Wltoox. cd, |iraytn«lh*: shear some other suitable per­ that Friday, o'clock al! Other persons IntereiUcd tn raid estate, dty ot Hastings tn said county and show chum. re not! re to the f*r»oas Interested In salt! te, of the pendency 'at raid petition and the hearing thereof by causing a ropy of this order to be published In th- HasUiKa Ba.xxxm aniNranaper printed and cfrvulatiFlD raid County of Barry once in each week for three soeceratro e [A. true copy.] Watervliet captalists are talking up n •lAjOOO roller mill. On reading and tiling the petition, duly fled, of Basra J. Warner, wliiowolaaM dm v number of bls paper: “We havejSSd praying.that a paper this day filed with niertu of Ely's Cream Balm, and believe court purporting to be the last will and t meat ot said deceased, may bo admitted to that, by a thorough coarse ot treatrnrat. it will cun- almost every caac ot catarrh. Hinlstcnas a elass. art: afflicted with head rad throat troubStod day of July. A. D. irtfl, stone o'clock in the -■ T.. " ... : ,.r . : .1 tud .. . kvwiiuuvuu n V'CX'aui petition, and that the heirs at law <rf raid deBalm toohighiy.” ■ I . ; ■; Interested in said West's Pain King cures the worst cane of colic estate, are required to appear at a session ot In Ove mlmrte*. Cure* clHlh, cramps,cholera, rahl cjurt. then to be holdwi at the Probate and cholera morbur. »c. All drunista. office, in the eity of Hratlnas, In raid county, show cause, if any there be, why the prayer, Howard dty people arc aaxlotu to hare a rad of the petitioner should not bo granted. And it further ontnrd. that said petitioner West's Liver Pills cure sick bcadache, dys- give noUre to the persons IntereMed In said eaot the pendency of said peUtlea. and' the Efdniggl»teWtl0D Bn<* ,l’”r cora,lL'l*nt- :®c- Utc. heikring thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published In the Hastings Bannkr a A system of sewerage will be established'at newsjxper printed and circulated tn said Coun­ Hllhdale forthwith. ty ol.Barry ooce in each wMktorthree mmmmIvo You can't work to much purpose unless you arewelLbut you can build up your health rad -trdictb with Parker’s Tonic, and work will [A True Copy.] thea become eusy. It seta the lungs, kidneys rad liver In working order. Coughs and colds vanish before IL Take It In time. K I once be laid at lahprmlns. WILSON WASHBOARDS. Caph Coleman, achr. Weymouth, riving between Atlantic Cltv and N. Y., had been troub­ led with a cough so that be waa unable to sleep, I Take no ether. rad waa Induced to try- Br. Kins'* New Dl»I SAGINAW M'F’G CO., corery for eonswnotlon. It uot only gave him Saginaw, Michigan. instant relief, but allayed the extreme aorvneas Ochiltree's last speech was not a suc­ n. hh breast. Hlsclilldreti *rrr similarly affect­ ed rad a single doae had the same happy effect. A A. ’ A NTTTTTA J-ellable .Salesmen tn cess: “Mr. Speaker, the generality of Dr. King’s New Dtarovfry la now tbe standard YV 21 IN 1 JC/Ulravcl rad Hell to the mankind in general are disposed to ex­ remedy tn the Coleman household rad on Kiard trade our Celebrated Cigars, Tobacco, Clercise oppression on the generality of gwretire. Ac, liberal arrangrmenUi. Salary <>r eotaouMtao. Address immediately^ New mankind in general," when he wra pull­ York A Havana Cigar Co., No. 1 Fourth ed down to his seat by a friend, with Fhnt has oncanlzed a branch of the Traveler's the remark. "Tom, you’d letter stop; I'rotectlve AMuctatlon. you are coming out o'f the same hole ra A laryv diKter’s bill K often sated by taking In time a fen doses «t West's Liver fills, the you went in at.” ' standard reai-dy tor liver coin plaint, djspepsla, DAI'Cnr * CO , S7 Park Place, N. Y. A wealthy Boston man thought his Indljtestto-: and sick headache. 2Sc. All drugMake lowest rates on all newspapers in tlx, son too much of a genius to be kept at U. K. amt Canadn. Established ufc. A DetrtX tlortst, named Ferguson, has a night home, and sent him to Germany to i»e bloomlag OfTar Weirin insert one-inch adcereus in bloom nightly. opeciai Ulier. ¥crtl*emrnu one month lu educated. The father, in describing Consumption Cured. our selected list cl Dallies rad Weeklies, the result, says: The boy was too An old physician, retired from practice, having entering the U. 8., for On. Circulation Mnin much of an American to become a had placed tn his brads by an East India mis­ copies per month. Thu list rad many otker first-class German, and he got too much sionary tbe formula of a simple vegetable re­ combinations of papers sent on request. Plotso mention this paper. German in him ever to l>ecome a first- medy for tbe speedy and permanent cure of Coonniptioo. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and class American, so he settled down into ah throat and Iraig AffrrtJous, also a positive being a sort of nondescript. and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all GILLILANDS PATENT MOLE TRAP, Nerroiis Complaints, alter hnvtnc tested A Utica gentleman relates that he wonderful curative powers la thousands of The most effectual protection ajpunat Groand Mole, ever invented. Eailly operated and once asked of Theodore Parker, who cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to M-Mn* tr.n m Mr. TH— T-vl— wra dining with him, a question con­ hte suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive and a desire to relieve bumai/sunering. I will cerning Wendell Phillips' orthodoxy, send free of charge. U> all who desire It. this who knows how It is himself. State andcocmty rirhta tar sale. Correspondence solicited and recipe. In German. French or Knglteh. with full and Mr. i’arker replied, "I do not care for preparing rad using. N.-nt by referenres rlren. Betall price Si.oo. ajmuu to say that he believes or rejects, the directions discount to the trade. J. G. mall bv addressing with stamps, naming this want. I........ “five points,” but I will say that he patxT.W. a. Noth, Irt Powers Block, Boehes- G.LLILAND. I'aUrutee and Bole MnnufaMorer, Adrian. Mich. practices one of them—the perseverance of the saints—which is much better than a ia-lief In the other fuurr Newspaper Advertising. A Sabbath-school teacher, remarks an exchange, had grown eloquent in picturing to his little pupils the beaut­ ies of heaven, and he finally raked: “What kind of little boys go to heaven?” A lively little four-year-old bdy, with kicking boots, flourishing jlils fist. "Well, yon may answer,' said the teacher. "Dead ones!” shouted the lit­ tle fellow-nt the extent of his lunzs. “You say that Mr. Smith gave you twenty dollars for officiating at his wedding, and Mr. Brown only gave you two dollars?" .said the wife of a clergyman to her htistend. “Yes;” he replied. “That s<«ns very curious," continued the lady; "Mr. Smith is a clerk on a small. salary, while Mr. Brown, I have always understood. Is a verv wealthy man." “He is, my dear; but this is the second time Mr. Brown .has been marriedPhiladel­ phia Call The Mayor of a town in Lincolnshire, Eng., recently went directly from his dinner table to court to administer justice. A mon was brought up for being drunk and incapable. The May­ or looked at the msn unsteadily for a moment with blinking eyes, and on the completion of the evidence, said: “Prishner, vou—von orrabe ashamed o'yerself’ You’ll'ave to pay four and te-npence orv a month!" The prisoner was removed by tlie constable, and the magistrate wra • assisted out by his clerk. At an up-town church the other Sun­ day, one of the teachers endeavored to Joint a moral bv giving his scholars a escription of the remp:iss as emblema­ tical of the bible. “Now what way docs the compass always point?" he asked. “North, “South," "East” “West," shouted several of the scholars. “No, children,” said the teacher, “It points to the north—always to the north. Now what way does the bible always point?' “Always to the north!" was ths thun­ dering response. — Buffalo Express. An eccentric old gentleman who had married his second wife, a hoydenish young creature, entertained a party of gentlemen one afternoon, and was much chagrined by the non-appearance of his giriisli spouse. Upon inquiring he as­ certained that she wra in the garden, and thereupon invited his guests out to be introduced to her. As they rose to accept the invitation, his son, a lad of 14 exclaimed, “Dont do It dad! “Why not?" he raked angrily. “Because," re­ turned the lad, half apologetically, “she a up a cherry tree!"—Exchange. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that thia is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakens the system, and we all know that the termination of this dangerous practice is a consumptive's grave. Don’t take tbe chances, when a flfuy cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will aafely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family NtaffifilM CATARRH BE,® HAZtLVUIK * ,KNKIH«. OXUO CO., Cota Pro.,.. C...0 ..Did., MIC. 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THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Guarantees its patrons that nonse of personal security afforded by a solid, thoroughly ballasted road-*—*-** * ——w • «••%«— KtiaUy built culi—— — an still can mt and nir-brnkcs>: on< , operation of ail its ___________ THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Ibthe direct and favorite Uno vrber* eonaoctioms are made ! ' tsaffisssjors K. ST. JOHN, �THE BIBLE OF MAHOMET. Boni of the dews and the May; Not in. the dust and tbo heat Nay. in ths lordlcst state. Proud shall you go to your rest, Kings could but envy your fate, Dying to-night on her breast. —E. D. Pierson, In Life. SUPERSTITIONS THAT ARE POPULAR. superstitions, but who in his secret heart does not encourage A favorite one? I never met the person who did not. There are many people who hate to wee the new moon over the left shoulder; if they do, “somehow something always goes wrong," they declare. They do not believe such things, of courae; but so it is. Anotiter eon not endure a stranger who juris him fftun a comjianion with whom he is walking' in the street; others will not raise umbrellas ovef their heads in the house, and there are men who turn pale if the)- spill salt. A dry goods merchant of great wealth believed tliat his fortune would depart when he ceased to patronize an old apple woman on a certain corner, and there arc many who would fear for their Uvea if they lost a curtain trinket or jewel. It is said that the mother of tha Rothschilds always lived in her queer little house, in a crooked street, “to keep her sons their luck." Every morning servants took her to their splendid houses in a sedan cliair, but she is always slept in the house where they were born. Mort people have a special dream that forebode;, evil; and I know many who declare that it is n fact that one who boasts of being “so very well" to-day, finds himself ill on the morrow. There may l>e some good reason for tliis, it act­ ually happens so often. To tumble upstairs is sujJ>tieed to post­ pone a wedding. “You'll not be married thia year,” cries some one. And to turn back three times is regarded by many as a warning to remain at home. Terror seizes a bride’s heart if it rains on her wedding morn, and to wear the marriage ring for a moment before it is put on for good is believed to bring illluck indeed. As for an opal—the prettiest stone pos­ sible, though a very minor jewel—I con­ fess to being superstitious about that. It is the silliest fancy in the world, but I would not put one on my finger for anything. Ita baleful way of changing from red qr blue to stone color is fiend­ ish, and iokfire, that glows and grows dim by turns, is uncanny. I believe a superstition br two to be natural to every human being as are the hard native woods bo coveted in our northern cities, going 7,000 ar 8,00) miluj to tbo New England factories, whence it will rt-tnrn to tbe parlors and homes of Buenos Ayree and Montevideo. Or if your steamer te laden with French wines and brandies, it seems comical to anchor by tho side of a vessel taking u cargo of quebrahco wood, shipped to Franca to ba ground up and manufactured into French wfneind French brandy. More than 50,000!torn a year are shipped for this purpose. This wood is worth |8 per ton at the river bank and $14 in Buenos no collected edition of tbe Koran. The fragments were scattered among some of hte followers. These appear tn have been written down at different times, but it in tmid that mart of them were caliphit were open to the neceartty of col­ lecting and writing down all tbe frag­ ments and teachings by the death of the Moslem warriors at the battle ofYenuxnah. Omar was the first to realize tbo importance of" saving the “Book of God," and he employed Zaid ibn Habit, tlte Areari, of Medinah, to oct as amanu­ ensis to Mahomet to collect the text, which he did from “palm leaves, akins. blade-bones, and the hearts of men" and presented to Omar a copy of the Koran substantially as it is now. Twenty years after, tlie Caliph Othman became alarmed attheliceue taken in interpreting texts as arranged byZaid, and fearful of danger from the frequent 'quarrels resulting from the continued differences, employed Zaid and three men of Mahomet’s own tribe, tlie Qurais, to decide upon tlie text and fix the read­ ing according tv the pure Qurai* idiom. He then caused all previous wpies to be burned and sent revised coptafto all the cities in the empire for distribution. Ilia revision has remained the authorized text, and lias been taught by the Moham­ medan theologians since that' date, 860 Otte-third of the soil of England H de­ voted to theplcMur-cf tb» the principal of which te apart. The sgary is old of the foreigner who staid at a country hotwe where every morning the men of tho party exclaimed: TW a fine day! Let's go out and kill something. Tlie picture te not exaggerated. Many Er.gltehxuen uf fortune seem to auppoae thev are sent into this world to hunt foxes and shoot grouse and deer. Thte is the purpose of their existence and tbe occurmtion of their lives. Among the aristocracy the num who does not shoot is un anomaly, almost a monstrosity. There must lie uomething wrong about him. All the engagements of the upper dtsMes, jxilitical or social, in town W countrv. arc made with reference to sport. The fashionable season and the parliamentary season are determined by the game laws. Country house parties in winter, and tours to tiie continent in summer depend ujxm what te collet) “close times." Courtships are carried on. marriages postponed to suit the con­ venience of sportsmen. Greet political revolutions arc precipitated or deferred, question? of peace or war are taken up or let alone because ministers want to go to Scotland, tjecauae grouse shooting lo­ gins in August, and fox hunting te not over till February. The gravest ertete in the history of a government is neglected when legtelfttoro are anxious to be off to the moors, and tlie sessions of parlia­ Thellrteh posscMed four kinds of harps The arced of Mnhomet is termed Islam ment can not be held till the frost te out —the Clnreech, or common harp; the because Islam means “resignation .to the of the ground and tne foxes begin to Ceirnin, or small religious harp; the will of God." It is boged upon four great Ciunard, Cruit, or high-headed liarp; and breed. principles. (1) The Qur’an or Koran itEstates ore purchased and houses built the Cnom Cruit, or down bending harp. 'aelf. Cl) The Hadi TH, or traditional because of <he proximity of the covers; Tbe firrt was that used by-the Lords and sayings of tbe prophet, which supple­ properties are valuable for the same harpers, and te tlx> Irish harp properly ments the Koran, and mukts provisions reason. Scores of fortunes are lost so called; the second, more exclusively for laws and ceremonial olwervunees on tiirough tlw excessive love of sport. clerical, probably accompanied DruMical which it may be silent. The life of Every circumstance and event of Eng­ as later Christian hymns. “Perhaps," Mahomet and his divine relations and says Walker, (ut supra) “this instrument; the laws embodied -therein are called the lish high life re volvee.around this jioint, and the results are as visible as those of was sacred to Karneioa, orApoUo, [when Sunnah. (3) The Igma'h or the conreligion. Sport enters into politics, it Grannwus, an Irish name for our favor­ MUjsus of opinion of the highest authori­ colors literature, it controls society, it ite Dpityj and borne by the dancers at ties in tlie Moslem church upon points affects dress, manners, etiquette and en­ the Kearnaire, or sacrifice to that Diety. which are not clearly defined in the tertainment*, tlie relations of master and [VallaDcey, *0011801, de rebus Hih.’] In Koran or Hadi TH. (4> Tlie Quiyas or Arabic, Keren implies the rays of the servant, man and wife, father and son— Analogy, the reasoning of theologians l>y sun, with which the poet tell* us Apollo's tlie cliaracteristics of whole clauses in analogy from the otie-r three where lute was always strung." the state. It te one of the principal The Clunard Cruit and Crom Cniit, cided. though styled harps, were more strictly More often, however, society is com­ ,4s already said, Islam is purest theism. bined with sport. At a great house the of the | violin and guitar types: indeed, they may be considered the The fundamental principle underlying party is usually large. The men sally Islam is a luilief in Allah, whom previous pap-nta of those instruments. out each morning “to kill something," The former had ten strings andy was Arabs had worshipped under the name and sometimes the laditM accompany playedj on with a plectrum, or bow; the of Allah tali ala. Allah, according to Mahomet, is eternal, ever I m ting, one and latter fKxnes-e<l six strings, two of which ah<x>teni themselves. Thia is, of course, were touched with the thumb. Banting indivisible, “Not endued with form, nor (loc. cit.) adds two other harpa to the circumscribed by limit at measure; com­ such times the bags made aru enormous, four given by Walker and commonly re­ prehending all things, but comprehended hundreds of lards often falling to a single of nothing," says Professor Palmer. ferred (to—the Craiftin’s Cruit, a name derived from an Irish legendary hero, Allah’s attributes received ninety-nine glory; but the boaating te prodigious. epithets in the Koran, and the epithets and the Lub, a poetical name of the The devotion to sport that character­ refuse to acknowledge, but which, after are the various names by which be is izes the Englteh aristocracy tenot elevat­ all, help to keep us alive.—New York harp.—English Mngxine. called, and all of them are used in ing. It not only makes them indiffer­ Moslem devotion, and rosaries an* used ent to more serious occupations, taking It lias been stated that the flower of os the KnmUh church use tiiem. tlie hereditary legislators from tbe affaire Turcoman chivalry, if wo may roll it The Koran further demands a belief in The latent force in the human system Huch, perished neck and cropatGeok angels. Their angels are sexiuts. created of state to which they arc ra]qx»ed U is a great study. Even- man lias such a Tepe; but the fibre is left , Wliat is br»-d of fire, and neither eat nor drink, nor apply themselves, and often distracting reserve capital, and it is always uikmI un­ in the bone will oome out in the flash, multiply the species. The archangels them from their own.nsore important inIren a man is instantly killed. Sometimes and a young race of desert warriors are Gebra'l—Gabriel—or Ruhel Amin, tererts, but the iuc<«aant practioi b it is used piecemeal, m it were, m in the would be formidable antagonists indeed. “faithful spirit," nnd God’s meffwnger tc brutalizing. To lie forever planning and cases of persons who use alcoholic stimu­ Theee are no white-livered, slavery- Mahomet; Mika'il, the guardian angel of inflicting death and jxun even on ani­ lants regularly. I am a believer ia the cowed, conquest-smitten wrecks of man­ the Jews; Israfil. who will sound the mals can not lx- refining. The English, use ot sumulante—I believe there are hood, Much M sop rice in India, ar digest trumpet al th? resurrection, and Azra'il, nature is coarse in itself, but sport ren­ ders it still more so. ■ times when they tide a man over tasks, lantels ; by the Nile, but fierce, daring the angel of death. Like everything else in England this etc., when without their use it would be warriors, inured to the dangers of flood Two angels ore given to each person. pleasure te a matter of privilege. Garni inipossiblu to overcome them. But tlioee and field from the cradle to the grave. One stands on the right, the other on the tim»« are infrequent, and I do not be­ Thau the men of Dantli Col. Stewart left, and nil he does is recorded. The te strictly prcaerved for the great. Tht lieve in the we of stimulanta otherwise, “never naw finer specimens of hu­ angel Razwan—“Good Will"—presides unprivileged may not cany a gun. os it rapidly exhausts this latent force, manity." Their horaee can perform won­ over heaven, and Malik—“tin. Ruler"— Every Englishman loves sport, the peas­ and when tlie time comes that a man derful feats of endurance. He heard of over helL It is believed that Malik is ant m well as the pier, but jxiaching te a criminal offense, and the pobr man te needs it, it is gone. Take a num who some covering 100 miles in twenty-four identical with Molock. drinks regularly, and he may as well hours, carrying rider, body clothing, and Munkir and Nakir arc the angels who give up. Tliat is the only way wo take everything; The Turcoman himself preside nt “the examination of the tomb," a year, to jail for doing what gives the alcoholic rtimulante, but with other habitually sleeps on the snow with only that is, they visit the dead immediately rich man his keenest satisfaction. Five nationalities it is different. For instance, a poshtin or long sheepskin ooaton. after burial, and examine him in the thousand committals for p niching un­ the Frenchman. He • takes his wine at What chancezwould Bengal lancers have made every year in England alone.— matter of faith. If he aays there is one Adam Badeau's Letter. his mealA. It draws from his latent force, against a tr4op of such cavalry? In forty­ God and Mahomet is hfc prophet, he is but it adds to it in assisting digestion eight hours they could strike from the left to rest in peace; but if he dore not and in increasing his appetite for food. proposed terminus of the Caspian line to say so, ho is beat with iron mows until I have observed a good many peculiar Still, St is not tlie Intent force that nature Herat, nnd in half that time they could he screams so loud that all the powers gave him. and he is letter off without it. march to it from the Bolan Paas.—Brit­ from east to west, excejrt inns and men forms of insanity and can say frankly that there are very few entirely sane -Dr. J. C. Webster. ish Quarterly Renew. cun hear him. They then press tlie earth people in this world. Of courae modern down on the corpse, and leave it to be science han classified and found natnea GamtiLInx Araonj the Crow Indian*. A Girl 77 Yson Old. The Ifrow tribe with hardly a single devoured b^)serpents and dragons until for a number of ajieciflc mental disturlrA case which is receiving much atten­ ancesthat the older practitioners were tion from the medical profession was re­ exception are inveterate gamblers. Their the resurrection day. Heaven is divided into eight parts: the inclined to include ttnder single heads, ported recently to Coroner Mtmemer. greatest delight, however, is in home In tlie death itself of Miss Caroline Ter- racing, I of which hardy little animals Garden of Eternity, the Abode of Peace, but there ore also, without a doubt, an lioss there wm nothing remarkable. - She they ptBHces jierhaps the finest herd on the Abode of Rest, the Garden of Eden, increase in this form ot disease. There died <rf nephritis, and the coroner would tlie Nortii American continent Anyone the Garden of Rreort. the Garden of are plenty of crazy people whose jieculiar not have been called upon to take cogniz­ visitingthe Crow village in midsummer on Ptaurara, the Gorden of tlie Most High, form of mania happens never to be dis­ ance of tbe matter had a physician been almost any day can see the young embryo and the Garden of Paradise. Hell is cb- covered, even by thenuelvee, and present within twenty-four hours of the warriora mounted on fiery Httle bronchos vidod into seven ports: Gehenna, the tiirough life as staid, steady, ovendeath. Tite jwculiar circumstances of galloping like mad across the prairie. Flaming Fire, the Raging Fire that splits balanced citizens. I have Ix^n more the case are wholly physical. Mias Ter- Tlit.w; young red rnncals are the most everything to pieces, the Blase, the titan once shocked nt the discovery that hardy and fearless riders that can possi­ Searching Fire, the Fierce Fire, and tlie some old friends showed undoubtedly signs of insanity on certain topics. Tlie. her 11th birthday all development bly bo Imagined. Hanging by one leg As to wliat becomes of the soul between great trouble in knowing who is sane and ceased, and to the hour of her death she and ont* arm over the side of an unbroken remained in form, stature and organiza­ animal you might Bay, with neither death and resurrection, Mahomet is silent who is not, b in finding some perfect Says Professor Palmer: “ The general criterion of sanity. Evervthing is tion a child. Canes of this kind have halter, bridle nor saddle, and completely 1»«> recorded, though they are very hidden from an enemy, they ride and opinion is that there ia a limbo some­ mcMuretl by standards you know, and few. None, however, have attained tlie shoot accurately in that position, just as where or other for the souls of the good, when we think wo have found that well "as any white man could do under while the wicked are imprisoned in some standard he is only too apt to exhibit foul dungeon to await their doom." The some defect himself. It almost prompts curring before 21. Twenty-five years' duties required by the Koran are profes­ one to exclaim with Puck: “What fool* of qge is the extreme limit. Mbm Ter­ Montana Cor. Cleveland Leader. sion of faith in one God. and the miwiion these mortals !»!“—Dr. Charleri K. Mills boss was only four feet four inches m of Mahomet, prayer, fasting, almsgiving, hight. She. was remarkably quick in­ A dentist can not be too careful how and pilgrimage. Prayer must be mode ---------- -- — tellectually, and enjoyed good health. One effect of growing food consump­ Tlie case will be reported an in full in he handles bis instruments; they come five times daily, and the time i* called into contact with ah kinds of diseased from the minarets of tbe ni'wques by tion te to make larger, well rounded the medical journals.—Detroit Free bodies. The lank, typical American ia bono and tissue, and there is consider­ criora. Farting is exacted between dawn able danger of being inoculated from- and sunset all through Ramadahm. the somewhat losing lfi» characteristic under them. I knew a very bright young fal­ ninth month of the Moslem year, and a generous diet and perhaps decreasing a The anti tol>acoo people ought to have low who became afflicted with what he only the sick and infirm are allowed to phyaic.1 activity, fa pUco their attention called to the- fact that feared was a cancer of the mouth. He even drink water at thia time. Alms­ pounds a year formerly eaten of such a went around with his face tied up for a giving, or “poor salt," ia the gift of one- fat forming substance aa sugar, the av­ common affliction. At present there month or two, but finally got well, and fortieth of nil property tliat shall have erage consumption of over a ’pound a week, and the probable consumption of are several persons being treau-d for it tlie fact develojied that ho liad contracted atone London hospital. It first takes the trouble by once putting a plugger be- to charity. The pOgrimaguB existed long 75 to 100 pounds a year, individually/bv before Mahomet's time, nnd it would tens of thousands, fa having its effect in the form of “color-blindness;" tlie suf­ filling out and rounding the port* of the ferers who have smoked themselves into timer ia Always careful in handling his this condition being quite unable to instrument*. and never lets tbo paints ns wm hte influence, to hire abolished body. Many people lMU fco much food, but nevt’rthelem the dynamics touch his finger*. A patient owes it to eTO,utian lu“ a depmidonoe on cloth held up before them. That is the ubmxiam food supply and consumption. his mouth u perfectly clean popular medical tert, though there that A feverish thirst that rem not be —George k. Holmes in Good House­ ... » also a more scientific one. and L quenched lw water may lie allayed thus; keeping. Eventually tlie victim to “tobocco-blind- Taft in Globe-Democrat. Throw a slice of bread upon burning — Iur tlIO veiue»o. . cools, and when it is aflsmr throw it into Chinese in Sonoma count--. California. Tbe lustorical fresco in the dome of tbe a tumbler of water. Thia remedy has capitoi at Washington has stopped-nsot lierm tested anil proved excellent. —Chi- gatiwr wild poppie. }lnd Bleep fAn to hot water, making a shwjvpriKiuejn- (le_ partly re^xmaible. Unless tha f molting for lack dt dome or paint, but because nago Herald. oortiiiM. wMrt, __ . ■ . . . *’ “todrialt»«d*drittkmg go together. the “tobacco ____ ! W-—Chics.-.'■ Turn s. and there' is demand for a smaller deme A Com,., mjlnwr. who • O. „„ m- a rule, tho saffnrer gradually Fivd thousand men are now employed in getting out this wood for the wine factories and rail read ties. This wood is very hard. Its name means “ax-breaker." It te very heavy. It will not float in water; It is very enduring. Posts of quebracho set in tha ground to form tlie Udes qf houses in the days of tbe Incas, before the coming of the Spaniards »50 years ago, are as sound to-day as when they were first placed there. We arc familiar in North America with many of three woods—mahoganies, wahmta, cedars, etc. When we have bettor means of communication we shall be­ come acquainted. with many more of these valuable South American woods.— Bishop Fowler's Letter. that the penny y^h- travel in “** time PURL tbo btmh no that tbe hunter could get a shot at him, and the owner of akin brought home the skull of the poorfoL chase. From the nostrils to the tip of tbe tail tlie akin measured ten feet three inches. It is beautifully colored, and all the claws and teeth are .preserved per­ fectly. Two of- the teeth are four inches long. Tim head measured two fort eight inch« acroes tlie forehead, with all the musclre strongly lirought ouL There te a big bole in tbe skin that piercml the animal's heart. Tbe owner of the akin left Africa with it before tiie hot season came on. It was jmiiked ia lime to preserve it until the traveler artenic soap for further transjxirtation to this city. Tlie lion akin lias bwn surroanded with twenty-one bear skins, tha whole forming a rug twenty-one fert Jong nnd thirteen fact wide, enough to carpet a Urge room. The akin has lieen the object of a good deal of interest and curiosity to men in the trade.—New Orkantf Times-Democrat. Paganini happened to play before tha Prineess Pauline Botgliene, sister of Na­ poleon I. wh*-n hte chanferelle (the E string) snapped. Whcth^ft accident or hte own design, tlie A broke, after thia, and he playml so wonderfully on the two r»»m;.iniiiK airings a duet between two lovers that the princess said to turn: “You do such incredible things M. Pa­ ganini, with two strings, that 1 am al­ most sorry that the D string didn’t give way too, so as to leave you only one string. I should like io see wliat it ia possible even for a sorcerer like you to do Oh the G alone. "Qu’a celane tienne," said Paganini with the greatest equanim­ ity, and he coolly took the D off and be­ gan hte famous variations on tbe Prayer uf Moaeon the G alone. It te useless to MOST PERFECT MADE PRICE BAKING POWDER QG' CMroaoo.st. Loom A^ywcfb I'S? TT SPECIAL * Sextracts MOST PERFECT MADE Hastings Markets. .WM..'."' .evaporated meat, not to Bay stupefaction, of his hearers at this unparalleled feat, and of the admiration which followed the first hand could do with one string. True, it wiu tliat man's hand.—Temple Bar. In the “souvenirs" of Victor de Broglie some striking stories are told of the First to examine the defensive means of a tention to the fact that in order to place 8SU3JX " Twtm ** * Docks.. |Q CENT WAGON SHED> For Farmers and Others. necaaKary to destroy a number of small 1 would FMpwtfully sutxntucr that or w*nic. , dwellings, which he oonsklered a umdeas tMMtmaSmMMfar Um bmara andotfisn wfahhiz u. I-are t !»■! r sacrifice, as the point waa of slight strat­ *“«1 w*ron» m * Mrure piker wiieu In tb. dty. Frrt egic importance. Tha emperor listened Erenrthiag l» handr'alkiut thew furnished eben dcdnrt. ExeelMit water. without interrupting and then calmly re­ markyd: “An engineer pught to be only iui engineer;” then, pacing up nnd down, It will cost you but ten rent*. Fen! furaUhsd “it is uwiraa to be an engineer without taw price, man always In attrudsno*u> are for trams. When In the city ple*M* cal! fulfilling tlie duties of an engineer." nd inspect these shed*, whether yon dr-trr io Then, going to the door, added. “An engineer must ignore mercy ar pity," and theseslirdn. secure (nw> molestation. nsU vuh thereon slammed the door violently. the knowthat they wi II be carefulb loole-i After the Ruxdan campaign Napoleon, after, all Cor 10 cents, whether they nuialu » conversing with M. do Narbonne, stated: “After all, what have 1 lost? 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IJ., Ci HAND Karli’S MICH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-06-24.pdf aa4f6153e3e4a05c67551f9332f949a3 PDF Text Text The astings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 8. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 24, 1886. The Hastings Banner. 1-L'llI.ISNKP.TnlUUDAn, AT Ifa stings, Barky Co., Mich., BraYBBosTrnHs ARE MARSHALL L. COOK. RATES xdVeKTISING RATES: ...................... 8100 00 (or*p«sctal positions. PRINTING, ’ .> 4 Mt In the Job Printing DeBasxeu. Everything in the s; nad with the latest faces of prove-) patterns of nua-hlnery* workmen Cinployed. enables the b, \vj.0\VRr,M.D., I ’a) >iciaii, Surgeon and Oculist, ... . , i.nmo« country pnunptb attended. ■■ .•1 -.r«—»to Iff. tn. and 1 to# p. tn. T,.- ■ -at !!■ 4!o«drug store. 1^- . rthirtioiipald to lurKlcal diseases Headquarters FOR Farm Wagons, DonWe Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, W "H. LANDIS. M. D, , \ , Phystain and Surgeon. ’ wpodUud. Mich. . r «oui II of tne post office, will be ;■ u.iv or night. ■ n TIMMERMAN, f . li.-'m-rpathic Physician & Surgeon, „..or i-Ait ul Holloway** drug store.) PINE LUMBER, (HEMLOCK AND PtNEJ nUt? Au « .-’k promptly attended to. £ C WELTOX j (PINE AND CEDAR.) The Altoft school attended the picnic at Grange hall, Irving, Saturday and reported a very pleasant time. Middleville. Children’s day exercises were held at .(S1* W001 Uwn ln U>' the Altoft school house last Sunday. Rev. Stewart was present and made some very pleasant remarks. to roS1! ^k8t/nsnch _i'cSon 0VCT 8200 MORGO-THORMAPPLE. th® damage done to their new Miner Mead by virtue of a' chattie !rl'y^e of 101 weekar.rn!.W^Zei.npbln1’ of vllU<*- mortgage, seized the goods ami chatties of Frank Mead. Mr. Burton of Hast­ wars ings held ft chattie mortgage on the same property and on test Monday re­ -r uurm. plevied the said goods and chattie from commenced upon the officer E. 0. Hyde. Paneths new residence. Hastings high school alumni will The Milage dads are at last repairing <?iir man-trap sidewalks. s picnic at Thornapple lake. Saturday. Mr. Cole is making preparations to entertain them right rovallv. It is expected that there will be a h.VlLf.''”"*1,.01 A“-'on LPdbad b«n * realdait or Mlddlwllle u Sunday school organized at the IL R. Hall at Morgan next Sunday, no pre­ .'cars, occurred last week Monday. venting providence. • Ou r deputy sheriff Is chuck full of business. ■ Sunday at Gun Lake. Last Sunday there were some fifty 'Fox & Son. of Freeport, were “just fooling. They did not intend to bring carriages at the lake house. Last Saturday John Morgan lost a thne Sa" n1^ place the tine cow worth at least fifty dollars. Milk fever the causa Iuou,rn«l over Detroit's Henry Strong was somewhat delayed hard luck in Saturday's bail game. with his work on Tuesday last caused o“r baU players assisted. Irv- by the breaking qf some Iwlts in his W nite effort to beat Hastings last machinery. r riday, but their saving power was not LaSt Saturday W. S. Adkins went to equal to the occasion. Prpt W. A. Morse was tn Olivet last Charlotte. These weekly visits to the city, ’twould seem, mean more than Sunday. purely business virita. Guess there M. F. Jordan now divides his law business with a partner, Mr. Bailey, must be some attraction; but all right William, she is worthy of all the atten­ who hails from MUford. tions you can bestow. Farmers are busy cutting hay, and There must be considerable of a busineas is quiit to town.. hornets nest in the yfcinity of Morgan, Chas. Mason, of- •’Hustings, was in judging from the buzz one hears octown Saturday. * ». • casionallv. UrnlffiitS.'0' thl' smuJMr vac*- * h a;en! tor the Ohio Fanner’* Insurance Co. He < ; vh.-lMon * mao's property against le*» bj fire, luutntng or wind; against a man's (U» by drathai>4 jutldent.. £tOOK A SHELDON, .OfficeIn Abitfaet Block, Hastings, Mich.) Hxi-'.heonly set ot Abstract Books In Barry Gms •. ____________________________ nHILll’ T. COLGKOVE, I / Lawyer, XlfytliMrt. with. Praieeutiaf AUerney (or Barry County. A E.KENASTON, A. Attorney at Law, . Practice* I a ah courts of the State. Collection* promptly attending to. JOHN CARVETH, J Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich. irABTlN V. BARKER, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. ■.M-th J. G. llitnysng Sou.! door* north i>< I'cHtoflicc. -itteirt.on Rlrcu to making exchange* cf ;Mrrty. The Interest*" of oon-rosldent prot-t-.v owner* carefully looked after. Farnfii •;l - ■■ b>i de or exchange. Housev and f'LEMENT SMITH, Lawyer. • r.'-Z -r in Uai i Hall Block, over stere of W. S. • <;.«Mycar4C<i.) i i’ruKti.i. in all CoqrU-of the State Lw.ii. k" Ks*nxt C. H.VANkkxAX. NAPPEN & VanARMAN, Lawyers. (OWr itactnits National Bank.) K WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ' ’ At Law &nd Solicitor in Chancery. Cedar Fence Posts, Haying is ir Wheat is ripening fast. Com is coming right along. Oats bld fair to be an average crop. J*. Fuller raised the frame of a new house one day last week, which when completed will be a fine residence. Mr. Judson Carpenter is improving slowly we hear. Judson is sadly and Maple, . missed, and we will be glad when we see him around in his accustomed place again. The farmers who have not sold their wool smile muchly over the price; but those do not who sold at the opening of the market. It looks kind of nice to see a man take down his road fence, just to plague a woman; doesn't it? AunV Betsey Carpenter has rented her bouse to a man from Dakota, we art- in termed. Of Errry Will Wright is home from Ann Ar­ bor. | 1 Cr J. Stilwell, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with his friends, returning again on Monday. The ice cream soda! held at the town hall last Wednesdayevening was a very enjoyable affair. The ice cream was furnished by Mrs. J. B. Carpenter, and was pronounced “just tirst tiest.” About eight dbllars was received. The PTPrices and Estimates given on ap- report that an opposition social was gotten up in the neighborhood is all a 5 plicatioa. mistake, as there was nothing of the BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. kind thought of. The Carlton Center Sunday school will hold a thank-offering service two weeks from Sunday. The offering they bring to be given for the church. Let everylxxh come who can. The occa­ sion will donbtlesa be one to Interest all. Henry Shriber, who is working near Saranac, was home to visit his parents, last Sunday. Joist and Studding, FLOORING Sash, lion ‘SS,^- U, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Monldinzs Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Michigan Central RUTLAND. WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, J nstice of the Peace. MAiOectt<H» a specialty. T M. B. GILLASl'IE. *• Notary Public. :iknrm« Mi th. . Tite .Niagara, Falls 'Soule. GRAND RAPID8 DIVISION. Takln* effect May «h. UM. JpHV V. COBB, F.l <HUtfARLE DRESSMAKER, ' AtDnti'ih Often ta Cutting ■’i"l b'i'tiny. Patterns Cut te order. k1" "• ‘»»-r Schantz' Store. ■TATIOX8. Grand Rapid* Lt .Mortgage fUUe. Middleville.......... i!’ li.iUuj-1•i-.-n made in the conditions JrvtnR......... L ' -' stjaf t>v»<lc and escorted br Hastings.... * ' --rand Anna MdtaffbauMr. Quimby....... .. ■ - 'Amuel ' arson, dated Dwembar Morgan....... I. • o.-l icvirl'd In the office ef the Keg- 5aihvWs...J. for tlir eaunty of Barn and state ChartoUe...;. . ■ • .•>. irj al. isfe. at * o'clock a tn-. Eaton Rapid*, Jackson . Detroit.. i. ‘-’Citr.,- >|«<-rMlr*. aad ili, r? i- now :mm! unpaid cm «ald inortm? uiku>)Idic ttM) same at the ■ -uullee thr sum ot thirteen '.wenty <l >ll*rs and ninety•i. MJft.iaud the attorney tea y law. and no proeeedtng* at i - I'yhATtut been taken to collect - »n> part thereof; Now thmfore. ' » Khen that t»y virtue of tte now■ ■riKts.- roouuoed. aad the • • i> r*MJ made and provided, on Bat­ Dctrott.. - . v. day at August. A. D. IMS. at 10 JnrkAoi. !-■ ' t- nouc, at the north front door • rt Ito iw m ibe ell, of Hastings, Bi - M‘ (that being tka abea - .rrtih < ouh tor Um> county of Bi i ir-mii»-san-situated.)Uwrew I. -.0 May lie nereaun to aatlsty - Iii.rron with mtenvrt at *emi i- r annum and the cost and expenae* allo* '■ . including an attorney fee of - (h-uHrt prpvided for In udd tnortl-remine* being described In said follow*, to wit: iheJrtS".’'' I'1'**’ or parerh nt laud lying and be- SmrtV ,A WHOLE NO. 1620. County News. u’*n**dp ot Hasttea*, Bsriy known and deaerfbed a* fol- , “ 7nau o» nouui-ewH . thirteen (U), la townftesam Ji,;?!'r*nFy e*Kht W wwtt, containing one :, "L ;'*> #crt * « ’.ia> z:rh. i<«. * huiQ. more or lest Jpl. MARBLE - "(Iiw u ,’iA?H'Ki. CARSON. Murteagre. - AS ' ’llAl i'-lt AU'y for Mortgagee. ifican. The circuit Court lor the Custom Wool Carding, Monday and Tuesday of last week were fullv up to the mark for warm. Thursday and Friday frost Mrs. Sam White is very low with dropsv of the heart. Mra. Alice Harns is a little more comfortable after an attack causing great prostration. Children’s day was observed at Y ecklev's school house. The social at the new barn of C. H. Stone netted816- Pretty good! Rev. Geo. Keagle will preach nt the Crosby school bouse Sunday next at 2 o’clock p. m. , ,, , Mrs. Ira Shipman is quite feeble In health. Mr. Cor. Williams has enlarged the capacity of his barn to nearly twice ita original size. The mowing machine has commenc­ ed Its labor, and Is as noisy as ever. Rev. Crosby will supply Freeport charge Sunday next in the absence of the pastor.__________________ North-eabt Hastings A refreshing shower Tuesday noon. Leroy Barnum and wife spent Sun­ day with friends in Hope. Miks Marv Bagla is spending a couple of weeks with her sister. Byron Johnson, of Newaygo, visited his sister, Mrs. Philip Dundar, Monday. Will Sweet has returned from Mar­ shall and will spend the summer at h°\drian Burrows and wife and daughter are visiting up north. Ilenav Clark is visiting friends at Battle'Creek. » . Geo. HofstAter is making Indiana friends a viritz v'o May Baldwin Ute returned from a two weeks visltMth friends in Grand Rapids and Fowler! •’ ' , Mrs. Hattie Bristol and Mrs. Jas. Bauer Visited at, S. N. Baldwins last " Morna Ludlow, ot Freeport, was the guest of Nellie Baldwin Sunday. There will be an ice cream bocial at the home of Geo. Clark Friday June 18th. All arc cordially invited to alE#ther Baldwin starts for Minn, next Tuesday where she expect* to make her future home. , ’ , Millie Kelley, of Johnstown, lias been spending a couple of weeks with friends He wfU warrant all f»r 12 1-s in-this vicinity. Mattie Druiott had the cent* per jmmwI. NotRinff chargedfor scald one of her feet very badly b> spill­ :>uau» nan:-Mi. wr greaee. ing hot coffee on it. It will be some , . 1 .-J*d Mxty doU&n. which tiSe before she wiU * ® ‘«*} to ou the 4tr. day <rf May, as. she can only walk bj the aid of ou the Brer. W. MARBLE.’ ..... ..... I., crutches. * K 5 A I I’EN & VA NARMAN Attorneys torPttintiff. y that on the 13th day of a writ ot alUu-iinicnt was duly 1 'Inuit Court for the Coontg at »( RUatlilerti. Hall, the above ON SHORT NOTICE. 'I four corners. Joel Demond is convalescing. Haying and cultivating corn is the order of the day. Children's day was observed at the Holmes church on Sunday last. Elder Grow, of Charlotte, occupied the pulpit In the church on Sundas' morning and evening last The ice cream social at Geo. Clark's last Friday was well attended, being a success both personally and financially. Bert Stowell after making an extend­ ed visit to York State, is with us again. Glad to see you-Bert. Henry Shy, of Ohio, and Jmnes Wolfe of this place are still on the road can­ vassing for fruit trees, and to make it more convenient they take their board and lodging at Mr. Sutton's of your city. Success to you boys. ■ Herbert Sprague'is with us again after spending a few months at Mc­ Bride's as bookkeeper. Herbert you will have to wear a broad rimmed hat for a few days or you’will get sunburnt The people of this vicinity are very often the hearers of free lectures at ail hours of the nighty Boys, keep oa a little lower key. ' Wallace Townsend and Wm. Sutton spent last week at Orangeville and FrairievWa ALICE George Salsbaugh has got to work again. Wm. Terryl has opened a blacksmith shop here. • for the last week. / Robert Haynes raised thl basement to his barn Monday. ' David Searles will run a new twine binder this harveet. J. S. Caswell has got the addition to his store up and the roof on. and is put­ ting down a drive welL Luther Wright has traded his farm for another in Orangeville. Haying has commenced and every­ one is complaining of a light crop. There was quite a crowd here on Sat­ urday night to see the foot race be­ tween Dor Lenhart and one of the - In­ dians. Dor got left Mrs. Harriet EHey died very sudden­ her ly Monday at the residence' of *■ “ daughter, Mrs. Brumley. , DOWLING. A little girl at George Cox's. Mr. Phillips has relatives from York State visiting them. Ezra Tobias smiles over the advent oi little boy. Mr. Romain Truman is fixing the house formerly owned by Frank and intends to move into it as soon as it is completed. c GUM DROPS. FREEPORT. From the Herald. Farmers are busy haying. Job Choesbrough has dosed the handie factorv until after harvest Henrv Will has finished decorating and repairing the M. E. church and it now looks very neat and attractive. The ordinance of baptism by immer­ sion. will be performed next Sunday at the Lake school house. Service at 3 p. in., after preaching, baptism in Hess lakA Quite a number of the young people of this place attended the dance in Simon Heffelbower’s new barn Wednes­ day evening, and report a pleasant time. An unusual sight was witnessed Monday and Tuesday when passers by discovered Samuel Roush cultivating com. Sam is now laid up for repairs in consul uence of his over-exertion. Geo. Glick, wagon maker, is having more busineas in the repairing line than be can do alone and is compelled to hire a hand to assist Mm. Earl Matteson, of Hastings, was iu the village last week introducing Ms celebrated orgaps and pianos in this vi­ dRev. and Mrs. Zarwell'departed for lust Thursday and are visiting Frank Childs, N. Brayton and other relatival here and near Hastings. Miss Lena who went away from here a few years ago, a little girl, is' now an accomplish­ ed young lady. Large num tiers of people from Free­ port attended the Mennonlte camp­ meeting in West Campbell last Sunday. Rev. Good-from Ohio, preached a very ab-e sermon at the morning service. A large attendance was present through­ out the day. The time is coming atfd that soon, when every village will have its cream­ ery. And the towns that act firtt will receive the advance benefits, as they will liecome established and secure per­ manent markets for their butter before competition becomes too numerous The choicest dairy butter is now worth but, nine cents per pound while MicMgan creamery butter demands an aver­ age of 20 cente in Eastern markets where the product has to compete with the best York state creamery. Haying has commenced. Ice cream social at the church to­ night. •■Bush” Hyde spent Sunday with friends near, Vermontville. Mrs. Howell and children are visiting in the vicinity of Grand Rapids. Henry ana Charley Deller are the owners of a new 8150 self-binder. ■ Levi Hubbard. o¥ Vermontville, is erecting a granary 10x24 for Charles Hyde on this street . The amount of wool that passed on its way to Hastings last Saturday shows that the farmers appreciate a good mar- MinerMead and G^o. Norton have returned from Virginia. Henry Lath­ rop supplied the hungry public with flour during the latter's absence. The Sunday evening meetings are well attended. The subject for next Sunday evening: “Atonement.” One week from Friday is the last of a successful term of school taught by Miss Emma Slocum. Parents should try and visit the school. * A letter from Frank Tucker states that he has located a homestead near Oakley, Johnstown county, Kan. He also adds that it is a beautiful farm­ ing country. After a prolonged visit in Ohio among friends and relatives Rev. Parson and ■ family are at home. He was assisted last Sunday morning by Father Mills, of Rice Creek. Their remarks were listened to with Interest by all' . ORANGEVILLE MILLS. News scarce this week. Farmers are all busy getting in their hay while the One weather lasts. L. A. Nichol*, of Battie Creek, in town on business last week. Will Draper and wife, of Prairieville, visited at Ell Nichols' Sunday. Cora Saddler fell from a cherry tree and broke her arm one day last week. George Brooks, of Hastings, has been visiting at F. M. Searls several days. N. Sherwood and wife, of Plainwell, visited Mrs. Thiers Friday. Mrs. James Knickerbocker visited her son tn Rutland the past week. Will Turner has gone to Genesee to visit an uncle Wm. England and C. H. Thrnston went fishing Saturday and caught— well they brought about a dozen small sunfish. Rumor Says Orangeville will cele­ brate the fourth. George Jessup is home for a few days. Friday the Irving and Hastings base ball clubs crossed bats at Irving, with Allen and Ferris as the* battery for the Hastings nine. The result was a score of 12 to 9 in favor of the Hast­ ings team. Glass Cheek grange will picnic atthe grove south of the grange hall Saturday, the 3rd, and at 1 p. m. will listen to an address by Mrs. Perry Mayo. There will also lx- a bowery dance in the afternoon and evening with good music. . Yankee sthingb. Good hay weatker at this writing. Mrs. Ben Allen is on the sick list. Mrs. Stoller, Earnest Foe and sister were the guests of A. Luther Saturday and Sunday. . Mrs. Tuckey is quite sick with bil­ ious fever. Roland Green has been the guest of E. G. Bennett this week. ’ Several of our people visited your city last Saturday. Last Saturday about thirty-five peo­ ple from Yankee Springs and Rutland assemble*’ at the north end of Deep lake for a picnic, and spent the day in fishing, lx>at riding and amusements of various kinds; all together a very enjoyable and pleasant time. Elmer Rogers, of Rutland, has pur­ chased a site for a new store at The Springs, and has begun work. Every­ body is pleased with the prospects of a new store. Ben Noeris is building an addition to his house. David and John Watson have pur­ chased a cider mill. Now you know where to get your apple jelly. The eleventh annual school picnic of our township was held at Mrs. Hill’s grave Friday, June 11th*. and was a success as usual. About ten o'clock the four and six horse teams, drawing beautifully decorated wagons filled with many happy school children, whose happy faces gave token of the pleasure in store for them. liegim to as­ semble. Districts No. 1,2.3, fl, 7,8 and 9 were represented with Bertha Hale, Lizzie Brlghtal, J. M. Smith. Luella Bassett, Eva Hill, Florence Williams and Marie Stoka- at the helm. The standing of the clubs in the Na­ tional league in the race for the pennant is as folio Detroit Philadelphia SL Louis.... Boston.......... Kansas City. Washington ... In the Chicago-Detroit series, the far­ ---------_ Era wuu Sitiixuay mer won Saturday by a acuro score uw ot 5 U) to y; 4; the latter won Monday by 4 to 1, and Tuesday by 5 to 4. In the last game. Anson, of Chicagos, was fined 8H0 Tor kicking at the umpire. STATE NEWS. Monroe rakes m 87,750 a year out ot her saloons. Bellaire is happy; she has a daily mail to Eastport. Detroit is threatened with more la­ bor troubles. Big Rapids now blazes with electric light and the beaux think it is a scheme “to do 'em up.” • The Lansing wheel works arefarbehind their orders and the force will at once be increased. Adrian would like to have her barber shops close on Sunday but the festive shavers will not have it so. ' NASHVILLE, On J uly 29 Caro citizens will vote for _ bonding the village for 83,000 for a towfi-hall and an engine house. We are all coming to Hastings the 3rd. Meet us at the depot with a brass band and a new straw hat. The interest in league base ball is every day gaining. District Deputy Orno Strong and E. i Chipman were at Eaton Rapids Thurs­ day night installing K. 1’. officenC Not a great many took in the excur­ sion to Detroit Monday, but those who did report a good time and a grand game of ball. We bear a number talk of going to Eaton Rapids the latter part of the month tonear the famous Sam Jones. Mrs. Frank Brattln. of Woodland, is visiting her parenta. A cooper shop has been started in the Old* milL IL C. Byte, of Mason, is the proprietlr. A ted-pound boy winked at Frank McDerby Monday night and said “hello, old man!” and Frank says he's a chip off the old block. Mrs. Chas. Detnaray's father from Charlotte is making her a visit E. C. Ovaitt is home again. Sbertn Potter and Katie Cross, of YermontviUo, cameover to Nashville last week arid got one knot tied around both their necks. A can of cream took a drop of sever­ al feet at the csaamery Thuoday, by the giving way of a derrick rop.-. and 85 worth of crann was principally used to saturate the clothing of the by­ stander*. • The excursion to Jackson Thursday will take a slim looking crowd from this burg. A young man from Middleville got jerked off the midnight train here Mon­ day night and considerably bruised up. L. McKlnnfa is on the road with a CFMrA 2 L.’iFvi'ngston and Mrs. D. D. Clark. o( Battle Creek, are visiting at L. J. Wilson’s. Austin Brooks and wife are at Bat­ tle Creek and Goguac Lake for a couple of weeks! Ladle Reynolds, of Grand Rapids, was in town Monday visiting his wife Wisconsin Tuesday afternoon to be ab­ Bev. ^ThoK. Cox is off for a short sent two or three' weeks. They' will . spend the time visiting relative# and vacation. Nashville people ure quite anxious to attending a large campmeetiDg to be conducted uudt-r the auspices of the have the cantata of Queen Esther rendered bunby the Hastings folks. German M. E. church ot the state. Arnold Sisson, who was severely in­ Why don't you come down ? A’much needed rain is gently falling jured a few weeks since by bring, thrown from u wagon, is now able to as 1 write and lulls my brain (?) into sweet repose, so pray excuse me. To be be on the street. ID. M. B. Chillis and Wife accompan­ continued in our next' O. U. SUCKER. ied by their daughter Lena, amved Martin I>ottis, employed iu Bowes* camp near Harrison, was killen Monday afternoon by logs rolling upon him. Hie “Children of God," of Maple Rapids, have sent a man from Elba, Gratiot county, to the insane aslum. The Imlay City new brick school house is now under construction. Ward & Cleveland, of Flint, are the contractors. All the electric Light stock at Ionia nas lieeti taken up except al>out 84.030 worth, and that Is expected to go to­ morrow. D.-J. Sprague, of Bronson, the oldest member of the Grand Army, of the Republic, lies dangerously ill and is not expected to recover. Jolin Odgers, of Jackson, was badly scalded by the discharge from the boil­ er of the Emerson coal mine Saturday, but he will recover. Deed Gage and Ms wife, of Corunna, are resting under suspicion of having murdered their ch^d. An Inquest will be held to solve the mystery. . Nora Fetters, who shot a tough while he was assaulting her father at St. Louis, will be examined July 14. She will, without doubt, be discharged. Kingston. Tuscola county, which was recently wiped out by fire, will re­ build. The business men ot the place show a commendable spirit in this respect Sam Barr, of Battle Creek, dropped 8150 on the way to the bank, find there is one honest man left in the county; he returned the cash at once when he found it. Sunday night a well-developed tramp was discovered stealing chickens from the Merrill farm, near Coleman. Mr. Merrill, who is p tender-hearted citizen, could not suffer bin fowls to be ruthleesly torn from their roosts, hence he shot the tramp, and the shot-was so efthat one of the thiefs tega was I D» ■■ |l >gginK. of Grant Kaptte, who brutally murdered hi# wHr four years ago. for which crime be te now serving a life startcuee at >aciaan »enu fo think thate be ha* made full reparation for Die crime, and lias writ­ ten to Judge Parish, who wLtenoxl him, taking interewBion with the par­ doning board. ,4 �ONEY SAVED l IOO Doses NEARLY HORIZONTAL WAS THE RRST STRAIGHT VOTE ON WORK OF OUR SENATORS AND REP­ THE MORRISON TARIFF BILL. RESENTATIVES IN WASHINGTON. Having bought a large invoice of TEA Only Seventeen Majority Afalnrt Going bill; providing far *a Into Committee to Talk tbo Matter Over. we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce Uamhixgtox City, June 1A—Shortly tbo Northern Pacific forfeiture bill was Wasdixotox City, Juoo JI—Tbo flrat customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with lowing public building* bUb aWJUluth. Minn. IIOO.OX-. »i 1:50,00a To complete buUding. already begun, the following additional amounts One Dollar -'.OU.OJU acroa on that poruoo of the lino Hood's SampxriUa cure* *tan each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have«m stock at face propriaUcu bill »u ncalrad from tba MltoCTMd. ni .merely afflicted with ** value. Try Our Tea! li*h«l an .qeitablo wtoppte to tortoiturc. DOMtroatiaa, Um Attaaqs MM. uao naval appropriation auu xiori (fated that It appropriated »n,81»,«fi, reduction of over 13,000,000 from lot fartelturo bill Kinley, on behalf of the opponent*, join nd without It. Hood’s Sarsaparilla defeated yeaz 1*0, nays 157. follow.; Tbo vote in Bold by all drasrlete. •>; «Bt for ft. Made only by C. I- IRXJD & CO.. Uwcfl, Mam to abollrb pension agencies; to apply tho Allra of Mimiteippi, Andi-reon of Ohio, ItelIteach, Balmont, Benaett, Blanchard, Blount, Breckvnridgv of Arkansas Breckenridge of Kentucky, Burnee, Bynum, Cabell, CaldCampboll of Naw York, bonded debt; granting pension* to pereon* injured in con theta with Indian*; excluding from land grant railways, on Hawley's Resolution, wars offered: for thsappolnt- eome talk tbe matter was dropped and Beck Idun of Florida, Dawcsi, Dibble, Dough­ erty, Dunn. Fteber, Fdrd, Forney, GIbeon Hale, HuImU. Hammond, HamphlU, Hundoreau of North Herbert, Hewitt, Hill, Holman, Howard, **-■*■* Hutton, James Jduuou of North himMlf sexne days ago, and to expungs therefrom any unjust reflections on Edwin M. Stanton or Abraham Lincoln: calling Thureday next. prohiblUng th® wiling of txxd» in tho Dte- 5 rjente; prohibiting tbo advertising of in which McClellan wan charged with bad traded Whitney'• action regarding phim Half of tbe bill bad been g batarday la which he approved the Dlugley shipping bill, but pointed out that cartain abolished by the bill and no provision made Hillard, Mllliiln, Moffatt, Morrill, Marrow, Muller, 'fegtey, U'Donu.il, O'Hara, O’Nelli Millinery- Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street adjourne-1 tuiUl Monday. Tbo debate on Itecro! ompUng the right-of-way In tin, territorial noli, Healey, Hepburn, ik-rman, Hire*, Htecock, Holmea, Hopkuu, Irion, Jockoou, AND in by Dolph, Mitchell of Uoff of Woct Virginia, altachixl and Sayora rullor, Euiutoa, Gallagher, Goy, Gedde*, DRY GOODS Bill, wore rawed reducing clarlng that clerk hire at Bprtngar, Btowartof Trxaa, atone ot , Stone of Mtawuri, Storm, Strait, I, Toranur,Taulbee, John M. Taylor of repealing the pre-emption lumber culture loglriativ. appropriation bill and amend- aaiiatant treasurer at St. Louis H,f<D, the 000 and tbo expenditure. HM,OJO,OOJ. Tbi* challenged by» Randall and Morrkon, the farmer saying that fJU.OUO,(W RUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF IhnNorthm Pacific forfoltare bill Reagan, Rees*, Richardson, Riggs, Robert March 10th, 1886. dlflmUily postpon-.d and the Fitz John plot# information regarding public land* bold by aliraa DUtrict of Columbia bu»i- McMillan. McReo, Millar, Mills, U’Ferral, IOO Doses Ono Dollar Tuowlay. Tbe reeolution of Ingall, reuuarting information from tbe pro.id.nt u Ctemonta, Cobb, Col# of Mary land, Comp­ ton, Conutock, Cowias of North Carolina, Crain, Criep, Craxton, CulLareoa, Daniel, Smith, Hams sVaatoai built up and rtrengtbened.myteri proved, and my bead relieved of the bad feel Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ HIBBARD’S tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. _ As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods RHEUMATIC in his line, at the Lowest Prices. SYRUP, A Great Blood Purifier *. at any moment. attack the Heart death Instantly. Di* celebrated Dr. Cox, of England, declares that nine-tenth, ot all offered an amendment ajiproprtatlng |3,iXK),OjO for the completion of ti JULIUS RUSSELL EUMATH’ SY the blood, which la the «**t ot tbe dlwxtee. It h a pttrelv vegetable compound. It <U«K>lve< *11 »cMi driven out all rheums and cx;*l» all danalni.n1 Neura?'taiUlt Kt>e>' Dingier offered fur immediate ocnslderatioa a bill 13168315 PHEUMATIHM is eau*e<i py rV Morbid Hu mars in the eyMetn." and We have taken the Agency for the new line of St*0' r ootun. Mom by all < Ibbard's Rheumatic I th the syrup. Made only by the RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO. E They are something entirely new in design and finish, of superior quality and fully war­ ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost. ■tructioorto amend by appropriating for We also sell the Latest and Best Hanney, iteed of Maine, Rice, Rockwell, Rocneis, I'.nweH, Ryan, Sawyer, Swinton. Maaaachuwtta, btrublo, Swinburne, Syme*, E. B. Taylor of Ohio, Ike D. Taylor of Waxhjxgtox Crrr, June-17.—A memo­ rial of tbo MassacUunetU legislature urging benator Millar of California, and eulogies Jaigh, Honbnck, Van Scbalok, Bunnell, Herslant, Houck, White of PenneyIvanin, Haynes, Stevenson, Hitt, Pettibone and Cas­ well who would have voted against it Thu roll-call wna proceeded with without inci- Paints in Large and Small quantities: also Varnishes, Tin- • pentine and Japans. authoring the prmiduut to retaliate in kind agalu»t any nation denying priviiegw to ode, Wad. worth, Walt, Wol­ f Illinois Warner at Ohio Weber, Wort, nhitlng, Wilkins, Woodburn —1ST. Bragg, Jones of Alabama, Aiken, Reid, Hall, White of Minnesota. Eldridge, Dockary, Cox, Collins, Murphy, Edon and Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Holman, Cutohaon, Tucker, Butterworth and---------------McKanna. ‘ ---Tbo molutioni having been adopted, th. home adjourned ai Mowers, Reapersand Binders, Wagons, Carriages and Carts. WAMIXOTOX City, June IR—Archibald valid pension bill and the military academy bill were pawed, Plumb demanding the ;tsi OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth to one-half the expense of other plows. daughter of Gen. Maigs, late quarternuutar- CALL IN AND SEE US. until civilian, received half the appoint­ ment. to army vacancioa. -On the vote,' formal wedding reception. The couple will PlumU Chaca, Teller and Wlteon voUki Mil for London Saturday next, and will make that metropoll. their future homo. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. commit- IxniAXAi-oua, Ind., Juno J S—Bering for natural go* has become a craao In this state and fully fifty natural gaa cornjianlu. have been organized. A vein »u struck by one of those eornjufiuies near laxingtou, Ind., early Timreday morning at a depth of 107 ROGERS & CO .till burning. The preaura i. about seventyfivp pound, to the »|uara inch. KAJSTIKTCrS, read red i on th;- Repub­ ____ ____ ___________ __ r— Again camo to tbe front with long and continued applauw In the houxe reeolutloni offered by Wilidna was contldered and amended .lightly f ubllran aylor ft f MICH. , ------ SELL THE CELEBRATED----- Jno. Deer Corn & Summer Fallow Cultivator platform favors the Blair bills, * protective tariff, nqical of th. Internal revenue vy.tem An IndbipeMibk Farming TooL The best in the world. The Champion Twine Binder & Mower-. Grant tao franking privilege and another These machines have been thoroughly tested. anJ have proven satisfactory in every instance. Call and look them over. farewell ■djoarMd. sMeraT0s dm nOMnagi SODA For Baking Purpoeee. Beat in the World. THE NORTH FA THRIFT ,D PLOW. Our large sales of this plow* and the splendid satisfaction it SV€? wJlefSTer fri®^ proves its worth. The North Fairfield e best plow made, as every former will tell yov wlio use' it. The Rick's Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow that every farmer ovght to have. For sale evclusively by Rogers & Fausey. �* CURE FOR SLANDER. . Quickest and 8urwt Way to Heal * ItrputaUon—To r..»lml.U. If you’rt* xfrid of whatever common ~njA mar nay of you and fly from it, IJnwM. n-iwrt will fly after yoa; if you uk refuge in 11 hole and therein bury Xi—if. it will fellow you to that hole. if T’uk ’11 Ute disgrace and stain in V1.ar reputation always in your mind, „ /, 1 win always keep the same in ..If ton drop it out of your mind I will forget it also. If you keep d thought of what seme may ‘ «i -infamy." the world will keep tiud ih-.inght. Because thought [,! 'r i.'iuent always going out from mil l »r.1 m-UBg 0’1 other minds. I k. . •» . nr three men in New York u“ in tha I"4*1 gained anything l, -i-u-u-.: tia world calls -clean rvputat - But they gn where they pleaw, l’t...-.: the ftrst-cbfi* clergy, and nob . , of church and state. Wthey march straight up .(l i,:. ntd say in manner, “I demand thrt r-’i me."’'They conform „;**•»< wagn. wwgood ,! - >nd gr-ud manners, pay their j. •• :i! .l makti themselves iwceasary CTMyboar -bould rwl. Iwoam. , hoU u>u Ulr hwiun being Who penirti the 100 best work. * make a wcl-informcd man will read to lllt,e 1’“*^**’ ho have not sens.- ®y«ton» and so retuuove those distreasenough to Bad out tor hfau.it -hurt. . which’l£ nerfected, may TO. Ifadfag^'iX^J 5he ",0" wrious consequence*. SS1?V by "* U- Go«iJ-«£tfl00 per l~totw KfacMfafa .nd you no mom mnko . null, woU-nud m»n th«n Mrs. >uise Woodworth, an old and yon ou, . genta. by idling fan, wh»t to do. A good rule U, whm„er you ™,1 «MBM| flent °f Lansing, died _____ •book, on uy eubjeot whu.ro., uke Tueadaj not™ from it or copy B tow striking tu~g« fa • oommoupUoe book. Tbcnit Itbe.pouHe, lookup at the aamo time other l....k,, or n.agaafac. article., etc. an.the same subject Thin readmg books in groups impress^ the contente on the memory to a remark­ able degree. Throe books of a kind read togidher« „noe will rwwh „„„ „d leavi- more in the mind, and cause vou to think more, than thirty of the same sort would perused at scattered intervals. And if from time to time the reader will glance through his note-books he will revive and preserve more in hfa memory than he would have deemed jxwible. This is a very fascinating method of read­ ing—it gives to it aU tbe r.u*r' of collect­ and \ ,w -i.;. world, which is disposed to ing. Of lam this and that learned man rak. q>nny manor woman's post, will have begun to point at what-we ought to ftn-,.; tl atnsn pr woman’s past about read—novels, etc.—till one begins ‘to that man or woman net to reaVze how people become learned in m . rk. f 'rgvt it themselvttd pitch into the China. The first step in reading fa or current J • •■•■nt* and make thomselves «hould be thinking;—Charles G. Leland. aC num or woman. System at Education in rarala. \V. uh> Live been scandalized have The Persian empire has no system of j„ ....... .. .. - Uvn making a great mis­ uk- f ' • ■ <>- time. We've thought too popular education; and the only Education r.: > •iL.’.it our own disgrace.' We’ve 3t any note fa that conferred in the king s nkutti-i it .over Wo much toothers, 3ollegv. The king's college fa near the w , r< m-nth-.Ted it too much. We've ihama al amara. It consist of a serie* of t.:'. -1 it "there too much. We’ve stalls, which may be called rooms, ar­ ke-rt •.»•! thing nitre in our words and ranged on the four side* of , the A court, tb'aul't- "’»• -hould have killed it by and one story high. Studenu do not (..... : : ftlfalMUl it. We could have lodge in die building, but receive one k: it by forgetting it. All the time meal a day: in tbe ctdlege, two suhs of w.. L.v 1‘^-nt in so talking and think* dothe* per annum and an allowance in it represents just sp much of money of from 18 to 80 tomans, accord­ ,v;: : -■ put out to lium^ouraelvta. ing to the proficiency of the pupil in the Ti ten*. Think anything and studies ot‘ the course. The number v . - t. i that tiling elsewhere out in the of studen la in attendance it usually ,;r It if. and puts itself in other about 850. Several of the professors are Euro­ n.ir. IThere is no such w-crccy in tb • - tit a* i • >pl*' hav« imagined. What peans, and the text-books are translaUxl from the French. The studies pursued, v j think ‘there feel. - ■. t’.ial-ni 'tigering would die if there besides primary branches, are advanced w...; ;<> listen to it. When you talk mathematics, languages, military tactic* t„ y>>ut••■If of the scandal attached to and music. The language studied are vwr own tuuneyou are listening to a Arabic, French, English and Russian. -..■andal. V-m are helping, then to keep Engineering, telegraphy and painting th Mtuj.lal afloat. Show me a man or are ulso taught. All the students are woman who will keep uu talking about subject to the orders of the government what one else has said of them, be as to their future occupation.- The tii' «ame tree or false, And I will show student .may, however, select the de­ v -i :i man Kc uunnan who love* to dab­ partment of his service, with the ap­ ble nvre -r lei/in scandal or some form proval of the raiese, or superintendent of of tattle about others. I know this, be- tiie college.—Land of the Imams. li’IL I f -und it out in and through myXli. 1 did once love nonexact!y to scaaThu popular idea fa, and I see all tlw< duh.- • my frieti-fa out and out, but still papers fall into the error of asserting, th • । ck little holes in their reputations, that it fa exploded by ordinary concus­ on th* p!--a to myself that it meant only sion. That fa nut true. A giant powder ti.- di c.ission of their natures. It’s a cartridge can not be exploded except by a dangen^M amusement. I love it now a fuse igniting a cap filled with fulmin­ • ,m extent and wish I didn’t. A woman ate of mercury. The burning fuse ignites v ■; •. always annoyed at what people tin- mercury tliat explodes with sharp are ► tying about her and running after impact, anil that set* off the cartridge. peopje wt> say it and “nailing iiea" and A man might take a hammer and strike li.im or thv people whom she says are as hard a blow as he can on a giant pow­ litre, !n •tliing-but ntjurrect and re­ der cartridge but it would 'riot go off. resurrect the coqiec of the scandal and But let a cup containing a dram of f ulIt- p :t alivr. It is not tho world that minate explode within a cartridge, and ntes 1><t; it is she who ponwcutee away .die goes. The popular idea that harwlf and tire world. Thia matter of tlifa stuff is dangerous to handle fa also tongue persecution n-exls to be put on wrong. It fa a good deal safer tlian gun­ antwwr boats, We’ve had the cart l«- powder, far it will not go off by sudden f -re the horse. We’ve been saying that contact with tire. In the mines of Ne­ th- . -.rl-l wm picking at our jeputavada I have seen giant powder cartridges ti r.', when more than half the picking placed on hot stove* to thaw out. True, low >-vn d.mr by ourselves in keeping I never quite trusted the stuff, and when the trouble ali re and kicking in our own the process was going on usually gave it mind*. -I’reiiuce Mulford in San Franwide berth, but the miners soon learned ch'.o Llir -nicle. ’ to handle' it with the saino disrqgard of consequence* as they would tallow can­ Gin. Ikttowed by tbs Illch. St* jiiv-n Gerard, whose lump of gold dle*. The zine great precaution miners obrcrve fa to keep the giant powder and tn ire tli u: i >unt<-rbalsneed his own Weight, left the bulk of hfo <7.300.000 es­ the caps to explode it as far apart as pos­ tate t, ehxritira in and around Philadel­ sible.—Cor. Chicago Herald. phia and lor other good purposes. Thu A»tore gnve p. the Astor library $1,000.J -Iu*.* Hopkins gave $3,000,000 to f nd a gn at chuol; Leland Stanford ll'i."'for a similar purpose; Ezra i'.ir-.i .. . . '•'M.tioO to Cornell university; A ■ !'.■■ ;-r. $3,000,000 to Lehigh uni■ ■ •’ < . Green $1,500,000 to Prince­ ton • ; James'Lick $4,000,000 in tbe i. .-I ’ iM'vol. nce; and James IL R.»_ ? -jH nt $l.<i00.00i) in founding i:— . It hospital, in New York. The r.-, . - ly fund. theShtrr fund, and Peter ’ gifts are well remembered.— Chi «go Tt ibune._________ Mo-int Vernon burins tbe War. 1 hiring the war the Federal and Conf.-de.-4’«- tr - I" were often encamped on Mount Vernon, but there was an unwrit* t«-n Liu that not a shot should be fired ■ u th-' place, not a blow be struck, not a pnsci.ur be taken, scarcely an unbrothtr!y- word b.- spoken. The ground whereon they stood was thought to be bnly ground. Often groups of men in Hue and gray were seen together under thetrw-s of Mount Vernon, and even civil war lowered its front before the dead prtw<-nce of that great man who first welded together this mighty nation. ■~Cor. Chicago News. In the volume of “Dickensiana" re­ cently published in Landon there is a reference to an amusing Hander of a Gennun critic who gravely stated that "The absurdities of English pronuncia­ tion are well exhibited in the cbm of the word ‘Boa,' which is pronounced ’Diok•ns.' "—Exchange. * WSS:«« rv?y,n'Yn«er’a Dexter farmer, aged Sii?vL,|5?t!ki0Usly u>*«lnir. and it fa bwehed he has committed auidde. nbv^U8 » °e Uwtnan women and Unsfor firet UaIn« Clover 22^“? a “‘^cineT Best result* 5SdteSs *j°vibi?ed w|th °ther medicinal root* and herbs, as in Dr. taS't«Red Uove£ Toaic, which fa tbe m for all blood diseas­ es, stomach and liver troubles, pimplee, S0*!- ' r0*?8’ k*"1 breath, piles, ague and malaria disease, indigestion Jos* of ap??\rita’ htead arhe and all dis- Fabian Jaques, an Ira township, St. Clair county, farmer, flO yenrs old. fell &;is’,^a’fed°“day night “j thousands Buffering from Ak-J-'t,. Con. sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever try AckeFq English Remedy? It fa th*, best prenaratiaa known for all Lung Trouble*, sold on * positive guarantee at 10c., 50c. Fxrn’K HoTcuxiM, Druzslrt' About three feet of snow wn* found under a sawdust bed at Flint Monday, and the town think.* of advertising as'a summer resort. R«u»> Her Youth. Mrs. Pbo-beChester, Peterson.CUtv Co. : ■UaawXMSSteitaS? OM Iowa trotu of which I* vouched for by tbe re»lrtent« of the wubii ‘rootled with kidney comniolnt and laineneM tor many c”°kl l>°' «lre«* myself without help Now I am free from all pain and soretrnss, and "T” housework. I owe in) thank* Io tleetric Bitter* tor bavin* reni>w«! my youth, and removed completely al! •to'ao° *‘«M»I house la to be built at Hillsdale. ..— VVUK*. .XMU MJ T». II. Goodyear. ' SHIUHiitCOXJGH and eonsonipUon cure Is SHILOHM \iTAUZKB is what you need for CoasUpaUoa. Loss of appetite. Dullness and *11 symptoms ot Dyspepsia- Price to sad TJ cento per bottle. Bold by W. H. Goodyear. CKOCP, WtiooplM Cough and Bronchitis Immedfately relterrti by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by W. H. Gsodyrar. Curroiton tiM • new fire brigade and x »1.0CO Are engine. Tired Languid- Dull. Exactly excesses tbe eondlUon of thousands of people st this MMUtoU. Tbe depressive effects of wana weather, and tbe weak conditions of the body, can only be corrected by the use of a reliable tonic sad blood purifier like Hood's HarsapriHa. Why suffer longer u tie* a remedy is so close at hand? Take Hood's Baraaprilta now. It win give you untold wealth In health, strength, aad energj. Belle lioyd, tbe Bebel spy. wiU orate at Orion. July «h. ChappepHands.Chilblains.Corns, aud'all Skin Krapttana. and postttveiy cures ifles, er no pay required. It Is iruanuiteed to giro perfect satis­ faction, or money refunded. Prieeffl cents per A dcjwelt ot surface on ban been found near Mecosta. w.th all the terrors of ebolera. bowel complaint, fleft. ebolera tnfantum. Provide tor emMTvnCles frv purchasing at once a liottlc ot Westj Fam King. SM. All druggists. Vestahurg becomes a money order cdlce July disease.* dissipation. These do !L Parker s eletant, a perfect dressing, not greasy. Pre­ ventis dandrud. , About twenty-die rottaaev are golnr up tn tbe camp grounds near Eaton Rapids. West s World’s Wonder, or Family Lirdtnetrt rh.umatbifa. neuraiala. cufa. '>tinis. There are two great classes of invalids; cures spralus and bruises. Sandroc. All druggists. those too fur gone to get well anyhow, A female rope-walker will be one al Greenville and those who merely need rent, fresh air and a cltange of climate to recover. Much sufferini rould lx-avoided by constantly For the farmer there fa* no place like keeping a sui'pTy <»f West's i’aln King in Uw house. A certain cure for ftnx. dysentery, home; for the latter the place to go fa rnoijt. chills, relic, cholera and cholera mor where they will meet, jolly, healthy bus. Sc. AU druggist*people and see a variety of movement in The Star, by C. M. Barnes published Hfo and business. Go to San Antonio, at Fremont, fa the latest new arrival. Texas, where the air is bracing, and there It fa a bright paper and wear* the ^ar fa a racy flavor of frontier and frontier marks of a “git th ar." Hfe. ( Go to Utah, where the odd society, West’s IJver Pills will never dlsAppoiut you. mines, mountains and salt lake* will Always rcllafae. Ste. AlldruM*'1*drive disease out of your mind. Go to ' The Michigan car ahops at Detroit middle and soutlwrn California and en­ after July 1 will pay the ruen once a joy the change of vegetation and the odd month only. The Bay View camp meeting at Pe­ t»anor.una. of mountains, clouds and ocean. Or go almost anywhere bn the toskey will open J uly 29 and continue eastern slope of the AUeghanire. from one week. Cumberland. Md., to Tuscaloose, Ala.-a region in which the white race has de­ It fa one of the first lessons of the gymveloped more virile force Hum anywhere ruudum, given to each on entering, and else in the world. Or if yout come to held up to him during all the time be re­ . .L^. - ----- ’---- am nztt BTIWFlorida avoid the stereotyped invalid s HMort." It will go far to make you sick if you are well, or to make you won* u tended to prepare for the work which youare sick.-“Parke" in Chicago Times. benefits a man, and for reapondfag to U»nobl»t«ll.orm.; <huih.tr am t, Geld Me«ud H-r Coa.taatta.pl*tofarih . uaih, arang rUMhl. gUBThe recent assay ot 8°^ found near game man. to endow hfa body with Constantinople allows tliat Um gold fa .krwnvth and endurance to render him dominated in very small pieces here h.rttahfm of and there throughout a quartz and earthy matrix. The ore com<» from camp uatue-twuu. mins* which have not been *°rko^/°' u UoKhlto both. Bn< amrti ™j _ __ —i and were thougnt u>d Chrieun; brioprftomja** or dlwoluu on. pointed •» eitb obhor„ooe, *nd noo# an Ulo—d «»««J “ thte «rio< and honor-bio «»octeuon «bo The RoW'ia the ore contains iron and h.T.doofcormrStetelw b. doaj. «njLmJ\nd a very small portion of sdver. thing Infamous or viciou*.—ArnaL i.oorapo—d Knt r-zmtains calcium carbonate, feme A Special Treatment lor Tin. A new metal, called by the inventor. Abort Awtnan, of Rahway, N. J., “aa•ayme." m produced by a special treat­ ment of tin. It has all the good quali­ ties of the latter, can be pressed into any shape, or cast into statuary, or used for piaieware of any description. A beauti­ ful brontc color can be given to the metal, or any shade from bronze to a silver color; and as ft dot* not in the '- '-rods, it is especially valuable as » silver solder. It melts at a tempera­ ture of 432 degrees, or 18 degrees lees Utter. than tin.—Scientific Journal. niuodar of a Gormaa Crltle. Therefore Bee that the members nf KckflSby ’“Ini"11 M!pplied ---- -------- “ FtDERAL ARMY OF MEXICO. Officially the Mexican army conafata of 10,500 infantry, with 722 officer*; nine reRimente of cavalry, 4,176 men and 578 officers, and five batteria. of artillery 1,017 men and 180 nffics rn. Then there are 1,6112 rural guards with 150 officent, and finally the <xmt guards, where then, an, 22 officen, to 71 men. In addition there an, state military column*, a kind of militia called out to fight Indiana by the jefe politico of their district*—an officer who combines in hfa |>eroon the functions, of a sheriff and a pohee judge. Exclusive of thia militia the total mili­ tary strength of the Mexican republic fa 1,592 officer* and 17,456 men. “When then- fa any need for an army Mexico liaa at once, aay, half a dozen. They grow of themselves, disband with­ out being mustered out and uoch fight* for itaelf and often with itself. I turbido fa reportoi to have said that the indi­ vidual Mexican was a thief; that in a Rang of ten he wm a guerrilla, dhd tliat 200 guerrillas made a Mexican army. Though thia may not be universally true, it fa true in part. Every man who ha* the courage to ‘pronounce* must com­ mence by being a thief, and under the present ’enlightened’government of Diaz men arc daily sentenced to service in the regular army as a punishment for crime. Tbe man who 'pronounces' against es­ tablished order get* together a liandful of guerrilla* and descend* on the nearest rich hacienda and demand* a 'praatamo* —forced loan—which fa followed by a ‘Ueva,’ or draft of the best peons ou the estate. Ho then retires to the mountain* to organize and drill hfa men.. With the stolen money—fpr a ‘presuuno* fa never repaid—he arms his force and in a week or two ha* quite a* respectable a crowd a* the government can send against him. •The cavalry fa tbe principal arm of th* Mexican service, and though the hones would excite the smiles of an American cavalryman, they are well adapted to a country were grain is not over plenty, and endurance and not speed or weight are consideration*. The mounts are mainly mountain ponies, and usually, except in the large cities, un­ shod. The .uniform for alf rank* is much die same, consisting of a blouse of dark­ blue, pfnta of the same, and red facing*. Of course the cavalry pant* are served with leather. The kepi fa much the same as our own, but not so-high, and there fa an alxrurd attempt to give to the Mexican private a kind of Germanic air. Th* fatigue uniform consist of a dirty canvas blouse and pants. Boot* are not con­ sidered ««*enti;d in the infantry, find itre only known to crack regiment*. The favored corps, -even, which poeseMes them never wear them on the march. A piece of old leather strapped to tbe foot by rawhide thongs to protect the feet from. sltarp stones and sltarper cacti suffices for any private. ••The Mexican soldjars arc armed with Remington rifle* and carbines, of the 50calfber model, the barrels of which, after th* absurd French fashion, arc kept bright instead of being browned. On the butt of each gun a dirty piece of paper contains the name and number of the private to whom it belong*. Not on* in a hundred privates eon read, but they get use to the form of their name, as a kind of object-iesson. Arm* are very valuable in Mexico, and to sell them fa a crime Wor which the soldier fa rewarded with » sound Hogging. When arms were misssd and the real culprit could not be found, captains have been known to flog the entire company. This plan of mak­ ing every man hfa brother's keeper fa ■aid to work well. Of discipline as we understand it in the Amyican army there fa really non*. The soldier never goes through s course of ‘setting-up,' and consequently lounge* around the street* with •hambling feet and downcast head, like the poor Aztec Indian, slave and criminal that he fa. Drill fa a hum­ bug, and except in a few cavalry regi­ ments seldom or ever take* place, and punishment* are as unjust as they are severe. “In hfa camp life, a* in everything •Ise, the Mexican soldier fa unique. Each man lias a woman, who follows his fortune*, cooks for him. washes for him, and altare* without wm plaint hfa liard fortune. On hfa pay, which fa only about 24 cent* a day, both five; and, a* a Mexi­ can receive* no regular ration, the cuisine fa of th* most primitive diame­ ter. On the march, thew* women, rid­ ing on burros a la cavalier, head the col­ umn, and in a tew minutes after a halt fa called, each will bo busy with the tor­ tillas, or tamales, or, in flush timet*, with an olla podrida of meat, chile, and gar­ lic cooked in a small eartlienwaro pan for the delectation of her lord and mas- LH-vd.1. lor the < an: n>th. A. I>, 1 Bight j>er rent, truin Itsdatr. uuv part thwot on any day ieT. made payable, a« tnsreta POWDER Absolutely Pure. For Kowalgia. For Rluttmativn. Doctor Tlmoat’ Fdoctric Oil. Spent Firiy Dollar. at uic <uue cn mis uoucc. mo sum os mtw thousand and two hundred dollars (S3JD0) tor. Knclpal and Interest, and no suit or proceedI ll law or in equity havtn* beeu taken to collect the same or any part thereof. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of tbe power ot sale in said mortgage, iwitaliwd and the statute in such ease made am! prori<led. ou the twenty-sixth day ot June, A. D. liwc, at on* o’clock tn tbe afternoon, at the north front door or entrance of the Court House, tn the city of Hastinxs, tn the county of Barn and slate of Michigan, that being the place of bolding the circuit court for said Oounty of Karry. where said premises arc situated, there win be sold al public auction or vendue U> tha highest bidder the premise* described in said mortgage, to satisfy the amount due on said mertgage preinlaee.belne described In said mortgage, a* all tboso certain pieces or {isrcels of land situ­ ate in tbe township of Assyria, in the county at The north half (H) of the south west quarter (U>. and the south twenty seres.of the west half 'Hl of the north west fractional quarter (M) of section numtwr twenty-nine (»>. also the north half <s) of the south eart quarter (J») of section number thirty (SO), all tn township num­ ber Hi north of range number seven (71 west, contalr.lnx in all one hundred and eighty acres ot land, more or less. Dated April 1st, A. D. ISM. I’ETKK CROSBY. Mortgagee. Default having been mails In the renditions of a certain mortgage made by William May­ nard and Hapnah Mavnanl. his wire, to James Dooiar,DaiefasMaydth. IMS. and recorded in theoOee of the register ot deeds for the county of Barry and state of Michigan, on the l«th day ot October A. D. tM3. In Uber No. 1« of mortgaKes on juutt «A Maid mortgage wa» given to BSBBtytta payment ot seven hundred dollars riItti int­ annum !r mm H a o! (>-t.ib-r. S:*WL0PH0R0SSlK!Si5S and should tlte xamr remain unpaid and in arMon th* mo* <-'? ta ttoaa m Mi thenceforth, that is after tbe lapse of said sixty days, the aforesaid principal Mm of seven hun­ dred dnliars, with ail arrearages of interest ' Dooley, hla exceuiorst adminfatraters and as- my thereafter. And default havi made in tbe payment of interest due 1 liuq. and the name sUU remaining unj aforesaid principal sum of seven hunt ITKWHIOMS CO. IO «U1 H . IEW TOOL PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM 8 due and payable at tbe date ot thia notice tbe ■um of eight hundred and 11 tty-elght and «*-M* dollarc, and no suit or prwredlngr at law or In equity having been instituted to recover the money’aecurod by aaid mortgage or any part, thereof, now Therefore, by virtue of the power of sale In said mortgage contained, and tbe statute in such case made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the 7th day of Augnrt, A. D. 1MB. at one o'clock in the afternoon. I «hall sell at public auction to the hlxhert bidder at the north front door of the court houre In the le<al roots, the premtMi being described tn said BMStgacs touews: Tb<- south west quarter of the south oast quar- PARKER'S TONIC Default having been made in the of a certain morntacr made and ei Alexander Cadart and Louise Cadart Waller < lark. BM UtM M Michigan. October Mth. A. D. 1M1, at *Jd o'clock, a. m. in Uber J* of martgagre *n page HINDERCORNS Health is Wealth! virtue, but are faithful to a degree to their ‘companeroe.’ Mexican soldier* have no tents, tliat luxury being confined tn the superior officers, and few have any blanket* except their ’sarap.*' to sleep in. Even in barracks thia fa the The men lie down and Bleep where and when they can, often on the cobblestones of tha court yard.—Chicago News Interview,_____________ By which detaultthepowvrofiuiJelnxaldmort•-.uned ha* hectare operative, and where as there l» now claimed to be due and unpaid on ■aid mortgage and the bond accomponytax tb* •mine, at the date of tht» notice, the num of four thousand five hundred and xixty dollars (K*M.> and no ’till or proceed I i>l'» at law or in equity having been taken id collect tbe aame or any part thereoL k..»- tK<*r>.fnre noil re li herebv elven that nv provided. on U>e ninth day of Julv A. D. UM, at nine o’clock tn the forenoon at tbe north front door of the Harry County ( ourt House In the City of Hastfao. In the County oLBarry Mlehlnn. that being the plnee of boldln* h Circuit Court lor the said t’xHmty of Barry, wher the premlvn dt-wribed in said mort«a«t or so much thereof as may be neoesaarv to satisfy the amount duo thereon with utter _ mt ■nnnrr arul thfrtwr Knows to Wit: Alf those certain Dirty Clothes and Clean Faewa. The artfat J. G. Brown, to whom I have before alluded as the Raphael of the ncwnboyn. wae a witnew a day or two again a suit at law. After be had given hfa testimony the genial artfat was umewhat astonished to bear the judge in­ quire in a matter of fact way, as if be were taking up tbe examination where also twesn am* <« tbe t half ot the north west ivrn in said township, one F. M. WADLXIGH, John O. West & Co., CHICOGO, ILL West Madison Bt.. gamlnar Mr. Brown’bowed assent. “Well," oontinue<l the judge, “there is something I bare long wanted to know. I have noticed that your boys have phonomenallv dirty cloth.* and phenomen- FOB Man and Beast. U.U. <*<-» that fa easy. I can not seU pictures of boy* with dirty f*o*s; folk* won't have .. * - J___ l— T n-mat anil mV nirt- Mustang Liniment is older than most men, and used more and more every year. Uw port of Benton Harbor. Mohall has a knlghta of labor Msembly^ and still remaining unpaid, thealor cipal sura of two thousand five hund; (F.'jsno). with all arrearages of Intera bath been and Is dow declared to be n payable, and by which default tbe pe In said mortgage coruxhiml has l>ec< tlve as to the whole amount thereof, an cipal -* - and ■ - Interest . - ,.. las .. aforesaid,..hm "his powder nevervariea. A marvel of purity aagth and wholaaafasBsaa. More eeoaoaBlc* Th, Clilldre* d U>« Kleh. ■n»duu»» »« n» ri°h lately thereafter, above limited tor the then have expired, anj contrary thereof in an,------- ---------------- —And default liai Ing been mode in the payment of tiilrty dollars of Interest due January IS. >«, and default having been made in payment of all the Interest due JanuaryWb. A. D. 1EM. and default having also been made in —™~' the interest due January’ default having also l»ecn the interest and one hun due January 13th. A. In tbe good osa np* *5^ $15,000.__ �—; Additional Local Items. The Hastings Banner. 8lA child ot Milton Coulter, of Irv­ ing, wsa badly burned Saturday by ftEtog into a kettle of hot htj Hastings, Mien., June 94th, 1886. ' There will be services in the Baptist church Sunday at 10:30 a. m„ and 7-Xp. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 730 p. m. All are cordially Invited. Michigan's semi-centennial as a state waf appropriately celebrated at Lan­ ning Tuesday. The G. A. R. meh are after President Cleveland because of his numerous ve­ toes of pension bills. At the American house every prep­ aration has been mads to accomodate the multitude sure to be here on July 3rd. Mine host Tubby authorizes us to state that warm meals will be served at all hours, at the usual low prices. The public are asked to remember the American house, and that they will be welcome there not only the 3rd but at ajltima. Grand Special Sale! Threshers, Attention'. We can suit you in make, quality and price of --------- OF---------- Clothing, Hats, Caps and Threshers and .Engines. Gent’s Furnishing Goods. We are agents for a dozen different manufacture-, and „ Profits No Object, for All Goods Must Go! will sell very cheap. Every article marked down. I have made prices thatsell them. Now is the.time to buy, while the assortment is com­ plete. ' „ My Stock is New. Michigan is proud of the work of the ^Saturday evening there was a run­ . Detroit base ball team. Interest in ning dash of half a mile at the fair No shelf-worn shoddy. I bought the goods right, as I paid base ball in this state exceeds that of ground between Whit. Benham's mus­ the cash and got all discounts. I have sold them close, as i any former year. tang and a pony owned by R. Buell. have sold for, cash. But I have decided to Nova Scotia recently had an election, John Weissert rode the mustang and won the dagh) but after crossing the and by an overwhelming majority fa­ wire the muStang vered to the star­ vored annexation to the United States. board, Weissert. finding that his craft was drifting near tbe fence, endeavored to tack. I‘utting his helm hard down, Regardless of former figures. As I sell for cash only, I save Farmer Luce La the man Barry the craft was capsized. For a few my customers from paying interest on other people s ac­ county republicans would moat like to momenta it was hard to distinguish counts, and from furnishing goods gratis to dead-beats. But to see nominated for governor of this man or horse, but John finally emerged unscathed. As the horse fell down great and growing commonwealth. If it wasi vary fortunate that the rider former prices are discounted by the figures I now offer: A Men’s Suit ................... .... 8 2 50; former price, 8 3 50; others sell for • 6 00 nominated he would be triumphantly did not sustain serious injury. A much better Men's Sult.... 5 00; “ 7 00; . » * HpRE tea mud turtle story which is A servicable all wool suit.... 6 00; “ 8 00; “ J® no chietnut for its truth can be easily A daisy suit.................................. 7 00; 10 00; “ How fondly the democratic pre*B “ 15 00; 18 °0 verified. In the year 1853 Porter C. A tine worsted suit................... 12 00; hopes Mr. Blaine will be renominated All Clothing at 1‘roportlonate Rates. Freeman cut his name and the year in 1888 is shown by the ftrodty with upon the back of a land turtle and set I have always made a specialty of keeping good Overalls, which they are fighting him while he is it at liberty near his father's farm Ln leading the life of a private citizen.— Irving. A few years afterwards the that I could warrant. I do not keep any of the alleged “cheap turtle appeared near the Freeman home­ Bay City Tribune. stead ana Geo. Freeman inscribed his overalls,” that are dear at any price. I have cut the price to The democratic house of representa­ autograph beside that’of his brother. these figures: Joseph Freeman, father of the above tives have made such recklessly large and a resident of Middleville, avers A good warranted Overall............. 50c; former price, 8 00; others charge 8 75 appropriations that it is feared the that since that time he has seen the Abetter “ ............. 75c; “ 90: “ 1 00 “ “ ............. 90c. “ 1 00; $ others don’t keep democratic president will have to veto turtle at intervals of a few years always The best - J them. them in order to save 'the party from identifying it by the inscriptions. Its last appearance was about ten days ago, utter annihilation nexTfalh and the lettering was plainly legible. I have the exclusive agency for Wilson Bros.’ Fine Shirts, Mrs. Cleveland's new poodle and This establishes the turtle’s age as over the best in this or any other market. I sell: 33 years.—Middleville ItepuMlcan. President Cleveland’s clock, all the way others charge 8 49 A good unlaundried Shirt.. 8 30; former price, 8 45; from Antwerp, ought to make the “ 79 A Teacher's class, commencing on Fancy laundried Shirt........... 45; “ family happy. What more than a the 12th of July, will be conducted at Wilson Bros, unlaun’d Shirt 1 25; others don't keep them 1 00; 1 25: “ French poodle and a Dutch clock can a Nashville during four weeks of the “ laundried “ 1 (X); 1 50; “ bride and bridegroom ask for?—Lan­ coming vacation. Tuition 84X10 For Good work Shirt.... 35; others charge 50 25; sing Republican. further information address 65; “ 75 Better work Shirt.., 46; J. W. ROBERTS. Prin. •! school, 76; ' “ 90 TThe best work Shirt. 50; The democrats in congress are show­ Nuhvma, Mich. ing the utter unfitness of thalr party to Tnr following preamble andyreeoludeal with tbe living issues of the day. Not a measure of importance has lieen tlons ; were adopted by the -Hastings I have a full line of Mexican Sea-Grass Hammocks, which passed in the six months session of the Circuit M. E. quarterly conference: I will close out at 11.00 each. These are usually sold at $1.50 Whereas it has pleased God to. lay each. lower house of congress. Not a move will be made toward a settlement of heavy afflictions upon our pastor. Rev. I cannot give a^fcomplete price list, but enough to show that A. k. Stewart during the past quarter the tariff or finance questions. because therefore. I have reduced prices on all goods from 15 to 40 per cent the party as a party Is.so divided on Revived, That we tender our sym­ Now is the time to buy, if good goods and low prices are any 'them that it can take no aggressive pathies to him in his afflictions, KcMfoerf, That we tender to the object to you. Never in the history of Hastings was clothing action. citizens of Hastings city and the mem­ sold so cheap as I am offering now. bers of Hastings city charge, our This ■ from the Lansing Sentinel, thanks for the kindness manifested and greenback, shows that there is at least assistance rendered to our pastor In the one greenback organ that dares to speak time of his great need. Hastings circuit, June 19th, 1886, its mind, and talk straight common­ Signed In behalf of the conference. sense and honesty: . J. 1. BUELL. Bres. "Any greenbacker that will sup­ JAY J. BARNUM. Bee. port a Dan Manning organ ought to get The members of Hastings Division a positisn as second lieutenant in the devil’s regiment There is always a'job U. R. Knights of Pythias on Thursday in the infernal regions for that class of evening last were the victims of a con­ spiracy between a lady of this dty and greent<ackera." their commander. .The Sir Knights John J. Enright, chairman of the commented upon the fact that the City democratic state committee, gravely Band had volunteered to furnish music on tills occasion, it being the regular announced at the I .arming minting of night of the Division; but the offer was the committee that fusion would take gladly accepted. After an hour's drill place, and that the democrats had bet and as the Division was crossing Broad­ ter nominate the ticket Autocrat Dick­ way on State street, the order was given inson has named for them. He did to "column left,” and when opp mite the residence of Sir Knight Chester Messer, not say this in so many words, but that on Broadway, "Halt!" “Rtebt face!" was the effect of his remarks. This “Return swords!" "Break ranks, march !” shows how completely the will of the were the commands following each oth­ people (?) is respected in the democratic er in quick succession: after which the commander stated that the wife of Sir P«rty. __________________ Knight Messer had indicated a desire to entertain the members of the Division Bre'r Fuller is trying to get a little at her home. Tbe Sir Knights were ac­ • cheap notoriety by pretending that corded a hearty welcome by Mrs. there are great olwtades that may and Messer, assisted bp Mrs. Morse E. Nev­ ins. The guests were invited to be perhaps will prevent a fusion of demo­ seated at tables, and ice cream, straw­ crats and greenbackers. There ought berries, lemonade and cake were served to be obstacles enough to prevent any by the ladies. An exceedingly enjoya­ union of two such parties, whose prin­ ble. hour was spent in discussing the delicacies and in social converse. Upon ciples are so diametrically opposed. returning to the drill room the Sir But principles will go to the dogs the Knighte tendered a hearty and unani­ same this year as two and four years mous vote of thanks to their entertain­ ago. Tbe greenback leaders know ers for the honor conferred. Com­ mander Hogle voiced the sentiment of that fusion will take place and are every member of the Division in saying planning for it every day. that it was a matter of great pride to the Division to have this tangible proof of Tbe Evening News makes the follow­ the regard for the Division by the la­ ing prognostication as to congressional dles of this city, and especially the wife of a brother Sir Knight. The affair matters in the Detroit district: was a complete surprise to all save the The present situation in the political officers and possibly one or two in the field makes it not only possible but ex­ ranks. As the evening was cook the Division was well represented, there tremely probable that a republican conbeing 35 Sir Knights present. gretaman will be elected in this district. BEST GRAIN DRILL . I On the Market. The BUCKEYE in all styles and FAR Mer c FAVORITE. We have had an Immense Wagon Trade Close Them All Out! Harvest Mittens, 25c per pair. R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier. May bury. If defeated at the convention, will bide tbe gnawing fox Ln his bowels, and support hta opponent Enright, but many of his followers will vote so that tbe republican will slip in. It behooves the republicans at this time to put theft best foot foremost and make an uaob- Tbe editor of the Democrat is having a g-a lorious time these days in calling the attention of the Banner to the fact that Gov. Alger has pardoned a few persons that have been sentenod to the state penal institutions. Won­ der if the little fellow is cognizant of the fact that a board of pordoas has been created since the halcyon (to the criminal elaasta) days of, “Begolly ?" It Is only on the recomendations of this board that the Governor can issue par­ dons. Quite a difference between tweecUMe and tweedledum. We dis­ - like to prick this gaudy bubble that forma the entire stock in trade of the *u> Unv. Alsrr. Da -j- or u,c Iton. l»uw fca. his The commencement exercises of Hostings high school will be held in Union kali, Friday evening of thia week. Claes W consists of eleven members. who have a well-deserved fame for-thorough class work. Fol­ lowing ia the program: Vocal Quartette, “Evening Hymn"— Messrs. W. H. Schantz and S. M. Fowler, Mrs. Carrie Goodyear and Miss Stella Wheeler. Prayer.: , • . Vocal Duet, "Come With Me"—Mrs. Carrie Goodyear and Miss Stella Wheeler. Characteristics oftbe Age, Salutatory, —Edmond M. Bailey. The Itose that Blooms in Juno— Nellie M. Babcock. The Advantages of a Good Education —Effie Johnson. The Signal Service—Albert Hafner. Vocal Duet—"Like the Lark." Oliver Goldsmith- Florence E. Lees. Claw History—Frank A. Clarke. The Past of Our Country—Franz E. Willison. Going Down to the Sea in Ships— EdithM. Havens. Vocal Quartette—“Good Night” Character—Chattie Lake. ^National Aid to Education—R&iph We sell the This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker and the Flin Wagon, which has many pointe of excellence not possessed by any other. Don’t forget when you want a buggy in any style and of the best manufacture that you can find them at our warehoutie. Respectfully, MESSER B'ROS. . |_|AMMOND’S “Slug* Shot!” IS GUARANTEED To Destroy Potato, Chinch & Rose Bugs And all Lice, Worms or Ca}erpillers upon Mellon, Egg, Cucumber, Cotton, Tobacco, Cabbage and Tomato Plants, Currant Bush­ es, Fruit or Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubs and Flowering Plants. Directions for Use.—Slug Shot i» an inpalpable powder to be dusted on the plants. It contains poison thoroughly diffused through natural and chemical fertilizers, and is perfectly safe in its use no matter how bountifully applied Price 6 cents per lb. Put up in 5 and 10 lb packages. 2.000,000 lbs sold siuct ’ 1880. J. H. BEAMER & CO. Sole agents for Barry County. ^TRAORDINARY Values! --------- LN---------- Ladies’ and Children’s Jerseys and Jackets! We have the most Complete Stock in the City. Our New Spring Stock is In ’’•AND COMPRISES The above is a ent of the celebrated .All the Latest Novelties! Argand Vapor Stoves I Oorrxe Et.xa.cL See! SOLD ONLY BY* Weissert Bros., Hastings. Mieh. You will also find in their store all the latest and best d. signs in Vapor Stoves. They are agents for a half-dozen dif­ ferent makes, and can smt in both Soods and prices. Ton will find in their store, the largest and best stock- nf Builders Hanlwaie in Bam- County?^They arTlLX immense trade in these goods, which is proof of good food* and low prices. Builders should get their prices 8 ew “ , B -T^ey sell mm stoves and ranges than any other es­ tablishment in Barry County. • Remember that in The Little Brick Grocery We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, and we pay more for Butter and Eggs. Goodyear & Barnes. �The Hastings Banner. 'TT^^TTHrMDAT.JVtY 1. UM. PERSONAL MENTION. Tied out of Lewis Stern’s Store. Thista ^Prof. Tidball wm in the dty Saturaccounted for by reason of hf« Uwl Advertising HUM: Sunday sernees at the Episcopal church will be appropriate for the 4th of July. Litany service, y v "?,L i P«r llne!nn a?rKr^“Sh01y tommunMairi-tfe ^^fftalnwaato^t Lv^nin!?^ - .Sund*y ^hool 12 m.. -1’ ^SeTrtn be charged for at e\ euing prayer and sermon at 730 p. nh The following are the offleera dected local rat* ■ for the ensuing year by the Hastings High School Alumni: Prwldent-W. J. Kennedy. Vice Pres. -Julia A. Rock. I mc ba*- tb« larjirs: stoek of WATCHES Secretary -C. W. J onre. Treasurer—Belle Handy. iu MM Gold. Gold Filled. 81b V±iie school librarian, Mlaa Stella SUU. Wheeler, reports that 5.408 volumes AIM. A i> • > • 1"lw* •B<1 'ec"lld’h>nd Walebwere drawn from the school library rH»i I <•-:< vrtT chekp. ; |!lnPrf,;c.f xWatijhor any other guods in the past year, of which number 4.321 were works of fiction?) There were 418 patron> of the library, and they drew IN BESSMER, an average of 13 volumes each. \lrwfler and Optician. The Hartings base ball club will pARME^r X! / ‘ ■ I the DEERING ll.f. ifTEEV HIGHER. rurWW-' THEOLDK8T! Hrpwlf* always Wi' X t \RRIAGE PAIN* Paint yuitf Uu-jffyfor 75 Cents, any of them. Colors:. furkWii;.-. Citron Yellow. Garnet. Coach 1Mr Green. Jet Black. ’ No Varnish Needed. £x fog hi. mwcroa sale. 1 I Will well nty Unn ot W uctm in Haatinr* townthip. t»ir tmm» liuwte, bank barn xn«0, ».ud m’5. pxd orchard ot all kinds of fruit, all ;m.rae.lbut 1>,acre, wuiaeinenr cheapen rrivtu'J until. For farther jiartlculara ennnireat n;v n-'iik-oce. Juul two miles north and tr.ee. the n-«i.n«s ttaak.nww Local News. HEVJI.KV imps. A WILKINS. If the Ladlr-I of Halting* and vlclnlt, In the hei.tlful pew lithographed package ('■rci'lufiivi Ibis week, 1,728; But .i toll [of that six cent factory A new concrete walk is being laid on the wist, side df court house square. - Tax shade#In kid gloves, best eyer ottered tor om dollar, at M. E. N’s.- 1!acting> will celebrate .July 3rd, and It will l>e u big celebration too. Tiff great (feature Of the 3d will be the ciuxag out wile ut fiewis Stem’s. l if'GKu.uAi Post G. A. R. will also "fall in" at the Grand parade in this city July 3rd. • Tub Barry! county lodges of Good Templars' picnic at Thornapple lake satur.iaynexti • M5E1TBln “d eny over Sunday. *» O'i-P’ w«ro in the ,^6°* Mudge returned from Al­ bion college Friday. in^wLy”1* of l0Dbing Haetings friends. vot­ th, Taivmity •it Ann Arbor Monday. ■ r«?lT*H-.I<)WrT aDd family departed, for Ann Arbor Tueaday. C.G. Bentley and wife intend going to haiamazoo for a vi«iL . have a bowry dance at the Jefferson , Il®y- Hunsberger is attending camo­ Don't Ciwo Any Orders! rritll you sic Oxi ,’:-av iwt week a son of Alex Christie,of thK place, fell from a cherry tree and broktl his arin. i-! the* celebration in this hly July 3rd.i You will miss it if you do dm conic t|. Hasting?. I'm. new mill i» assuming shapely proportions, and will be a structure worthy of its •millers " and................ the city. The (adits t f the Baptist society will »er\i' ice .Tea u and cake in the court yard J uh-3d. A• cordial -•• • invitation • -----extended to ail. The I’lninw V1,u/ »Press 1DOO “dmuomo “11 » Penny squeak’ :'.•‘•4u.se . • tht| fact that many Allegan county farmers have marketed their wool m this ci y. Tin • ■i-t.rs of Barry county will be give:, an opportunity to vote on the • ’lu&tiun of riising $12,(00 for a new Jkil at the April election 1887. Ai uNF^timB last week there were twelve mill iM-n in this city, inspectUie uew roPL‘r ini,l. and estimating ^the cost of the machinery fdr the The thanks of the Banner crew hereby tendered to Uncle John .,<ir a ■Ix,x the largest and ,nw\ tlavored strawberries we ever tested. E. W. Monnfax & Co., will sell elotbL8 « d urin« the month of J uly*, as we wish to reduce stock before moving ttet^k neW9tore onState st- near ^}tK seamd 'day of the state fair. *Wmbrr uth, there will be held in the Jackso» a reunion of the First »>chig.ui sharpshooters. Barry cotinV members will bear this in m ind. Havix<; returned from his south­ journey, Elder A. F. Deutpeey •ill preach next Sabbath at State Road nrv^In'.' 9l|,‘,nb.v 2^f) p. m^ and at Grrga’Si.?1 ,;39p“ “• •111 Iire lQvltetl w TnvwnaY hat a hail rtorin paused (0‘’r Hope and Baltimore townships, wing great damage, M.Waldorff sufto the eartent ofgSOObv injury «*!». it tesaulthat hall w. to a depth of six inches. street rink on the 3d. Excellent music yiU furnished; baggage checkid free. The proceeds will be used to as­ sist in paying for the uniforms of the club. Give the boys a liberal patron­ age. Lewis Stern has decided to close out his entire stock of dry 'goods and cloth­ ing at and befow cost. He is going to move to Chicago, and consequently the goods will be sold at prices that are within the reach of all. It will pay you to go and see the nice goods sold at such extremely low prices. I JgXCUBSIONBTS tbe borne of tbe bride s Parents, Wednesday evening. Rev Hunsberger performed the ceremony in a very impresBive manner. There “ bo"' from tbel were present only the relatives and a lew of the moat intimate friends of the couple. Tbe house was beautiful­ dtj Frt4.7dj’’ — “> *>» ly decorated with flowers; the occasion ‘a *rvcry w*y * h*ppy one. Numerous *£"&£££OI s^*y- MdcraUy promt, Hl the bride and groom are held. Thnynw Campljell is spendng a few Ttiey departed on the 9:07 p. m. train ter a trip through northern Michigan. days at Bay City. ThFJSiyBta'k meeting at Eaton Rapids. wJIkV-AiK*iSIt^Wart 19 8PendinS the week at his old home in Canada. K,;YM.<'LH’uV.“?A..nUiin ' irited Grand Rapids frienda the flrat of the week. I ! I Visitors AND to Detroit. I Your attention is specially directed to the old ratablished Jew■ elry House, Wright, Kay & Co. Their stock is unsurpassed in the city for extent and quality consisting of Class ’88.—The commencement ex­ IHamonds, Watches, ercises of Hastings high school took Precious Slones, Chaisuf, Charms, place in 1 nion hall Friday evening Pine Jewelry, Unique Ornaments, The hall was filled to overflowing with Etc.. EtcZ Btc. friends of the class and patrons of the “ Tnrkayi The selection ot gepis has been made school. Each of the eleven graduates ** oewa... jvere remembered with Hora’ offerings, with the greatest care by the most ex­ Wool ...................,. pert judg®, and- the workmanship on ,at*d many laluable prints. * T5L«erci»® open*! with a vocal । the jewelry is not excelled by any «tab' wuartette. “Evening Hymn," which lishment in .Chi* country. ■wm weR rendered by Messrs. W. H. The Optical Department QAUCHY ti CO. bchantz and&M. Fowlwand M]u® CVrie Goodyrar and Stella Wheel®. is conducted by men of large experience 27 Park Place and 24-26 Murray SL, • « y1r.b- RevHunsbergw. and each case of defective eyesight is eocal Duet, “Come with me.” MIsmh treated on scientific principl®, lens® an3 Goodyear The “duwvte’ristfcs ot tb.e Age" being selected perfectly adapted to re­ Special Offer.aSUSStrSS lieve, if not absolutely to remedy the were briefly and sensibly touchrf upon defect. No charge is made for test­ by Edmond M. Bailey in a salutatory ing the ey®. pnrationWW1 Careful thon<BtfW pre­ Newspaper Advertising Nellie M. Babcock discussed Mrs. John Cole and children’are “The Rose that Blooms in June” in a com kaPP' mBaner. drawing many apt spending the week in Grand Rapids. atr™«?ne^BuldlnF.Bpaillhe week “The Advantages of a Good Educa­ at Grand Rapids and Macatawa park. tion were ably presented by Miss Effie Mrs. Phin Smith returned Friday M. Johnson. P°tot«l out the merits from a visit with friends in Illinois. ’ of the “Signal Service” and gave an ex­ .KD.r‘ i*throP,*nd wife returned from cellent .historical record of the origin their Wisconsin trip Wednesday night.' and growth of this service. * Vocal Duet “Like the The firemen complain that they have Miss Nellie Knappen. of Albion, Is . Lark by Stella Wheeler and Carrie not men enough to man the engine. In greeting her many friends in this city. Goodyear. Lewis Torrey, an Albion student, a spirit of fairness to all ^ncerned. A brief biographical sketch of "Oliver the city council should so amend the spent 8Pentl a few *ew days d*ys in this city city this week. tioldsmltli, and a short discussion of fire ordinance that there shall be good^ Walter Smith, who had , „„d one of his fAfalfntr In IK., *«>>>«.. nn.l __ i • . , . . feeling in the department and proper eyes removed last week, is doing finely. Phe “Class History” was narrated by protection to the city. Suppose the Mias Carrie Bldnam, of Gull Lake, is Frank Oarke. Frank gave a fund of city hall should take fire! Perish the now stopping with W. P. Bldnam and information concerning class *86 that thought! was relished by the audience and tbeir At the American house every prep­ “*8Oclatfs- j Hu humorous references to Miss Ettie Mitchell, of Grand Rapids, aration has been made to accomodate was the guest of Hastings friends last the male delegation in class ’88 were appreciated by all. the multitude sure to be here on July i>nst of Our Country” was an 3rd. Mine boat Tubby authorizes us to Mlu CUra Robert, h the (vest ot historical treatise by Franz Willison, state that warm meals will be served at Miss Ella Marshall, at the latter’s home “d?’" » .meritorious production. tbe usual low prices. The public are in Pralnevilte. Miss Edith M. Havens explained bow asked to remember the American house, people had been “Going Down to tbe “d ‘kuffhter Kittie, of and that they will be welcome there in Ships" for centuri®; also what Middleville, visited Hastings friends a kind of snips they used in •‘Going not only the 3rd but at all times. portion of last week. I)own to the Seai-dmcribing briefly Winthrop Nelson, F. Spangemacher, the Improvements In ship building. Thornapple lake Saturday afternoon 1 and A. Black and families are spending She then referred to life as the “Sea." and the care all should exercise m waa the moat largely attended and the week at Wall Lake. selecting the proper equipments for interesting .in tbe history of the asso­ Mrs. Austin, who has been visiting ciation. Fifty members and friends friends here for some time, returned to traveling over the sea of life. Next came an excellent vocal quar­ sat at the vf ell filled banquet tabl® in Grand Rapids Thursday. tette. “Good Night" 4 the Lake house at 6 p. m.. and discussed "Character" was the topic discussed Our readers will be pained to learn of the viands |n true alumni fashion. It by Miss Chattie Lake. She briefly seemed to be the general expression the very serious illness of J udge F. A. traced the formation of character, aod that Thornapple is the proper place Hooker, at his home in Charlotte. the wide difference between reputation for future rtunlons.J Miss Mary Dahner and brother Will, and character, and our duty to s® that of Philadelphia, are tbe guests of their the latter is right, as th< former will The society connected with Emman­ cousins, John and Charles Weissert. take care of itself. uel church: will be entertained on The importance of “Natipnal Aid to Mrs. £. Truax, of Bowne. and Mrs. Thursday evening of next week at M. Whitney, of Caledonia, .spent Satur­ Education" was ably presented by Ralph Wooton. Education must be the society । rooms, by Mesdam® N. day with their sister Mrs. W. Jones. the corner atone of republican govern­ Barlow, WJ Wilkins, John Ginxlvear, Miss Rose Bostwick is spending her ment The emancipation and enfran­ L. Hugh®, D. Doyle, and Misses Belle Throop, Knowlton. Josie and Carrie vacation at her home at Kalamazoo. chisement of the slav®, the enormous Schuman. Fannie Lees and Florence Miss Lillian Estes is her guest tor a few foreign immigration to this country, bad made a large uneducated data Sutton. Tbe usual society supper will days. whom it was tbe duty of our govern­ be, dispensed with and ice cream and W. I’. Cornell, representing Barnhart to educate or this "government of cake will be served from six o’clock Bros. Jc. Spindler, ol Chicago, was a call­ ment the people by the people5 would perish until late in the evening. A cordial er at the printing offices in this city on from the earth. invitation is extended to ul. Friday. The “Valedictory" by Miss Ida H. A. H. Johnson and wife returned Myers was a happy effort, and showed There was blood on the inoon Tues­ that class *88 appreciated the liberality day evening, at least so thought the from the West Michigan preen associa­ of our citizens in providing a school tion Saturday, and report a very pleas­ citizens of Quimby. Lock wood Rey­ ant time. second to none'in the state, and the able efforts of the Board of Education nolds and Joseph Fatal engaged in Mrs. Geo. Fagan and children and and teachers of the school in opening mortal combat then-and there. Blood Miss Minnie Schupann, of Jersey City, the way for all who draired to obtain was shed, but the combatants yet sur­ N. J., are visiting their sister. Mrs. such excellent educational advantages. vive, each ; tenderly nursing a very Chas. Wassert. The farewell to the high school home black eye. Lock wood's optic was dec­ orated by coming in violent contact Eli Strong, o( Kalamazoo, brother of and the associates of the school room with Fal®' fist, and Falw also has hfa the News editor and a manufacturer of was said by Miss Myers in a touching eye dressed, in ineurning ir remem­ mill machinery, was in the city on bus­ manner. Chas. IL Bauer. President of the brance of a collision with a hoe In the iness Wednesday last. Board, gave a brief iwldrras to the class, hands of Ldckwood. Justice Sweezey, The Ladies Foreign Missionary ‘Soci­ and pnsented each member with a of this city,! has been called upon, at ety gave a tea party at Mrs O. D. diploma the instance of Lockwood, u> well and The exercis® were cloeed by the truly try Fades for his manifestation of Spaulding's Saturday evening in honor benediction pronounced by Rev. Hunsexbuberaned of animal spirits: all of ofltev. Lowry and family. which will take place on Wedn^glay Jas. F. Mead and family have remov­ ‘X; 841 has many warm friends in ed to our city. Mr. Mead will roon be ­ next. gin the construction of a tine new home this city and vicinity who wish them -prosperity and succeai. The Banner Decokatjve Art RECEmoN.—Mr. on his West Green streets lote. joins in best wish®. Miss Foes, of Fenton. Mich, a grad­ Traverse Phillipa has succeeded in securing for this city a decorative art uate of the university, was in this city Friday. She is an applicant for second All members of Fitzgerald Post are reception, to Im* held at Temperance assistant's place in our city schools. requested to meet at post hall at 9 Hall, July 6th, "th. 8th, Pthand lUth. Mr. Will Stimpeon and daughter o’clock it m, Saturday, July 3d, for the day and evening. A most cordial in­ vitation is extended to all, especially Leila, of Ann Arbor, was in the citv purpose of taking position in the par­ th“ ladies, to attend the Reception and the past week, and attended the wed­ ade. BAKKE SHRINER, Com. Exhibition bf Decorative Art. consist­ ding of Miss Grace Black to E. A. O. H. GKEEXFIKLD. Adjt. ing of a larg)e and varied line of House­ Clark. hold Draperies. Banners, Screens, and a Chari® Gordon, well known in this great variety of Fancy Articles of city, graduated from Albion college “Domestic” production. These articles Thursday last. Charles had im ennaare made <jf Satin. Silk. Hush. Felt. ■ble record as a student. It Is stated bride'* parent* on Grwn utrect, Wednewtay. Ganvas, etc.,decorated with Embroidery that he will enter the ministry. i335: KWhX Aplique, Mosaics and Etching in a variety of.designs, using Chenille, E. W. Morrill, Ike Hendershott and u( Hasting*. Arasene, Embroidery Sifts, Crewel. Mr. Allister, of Chicago, accompanied GREEK—MILLEB—At tbe M. E. narmwa«e. by Gold Thread. Tinsel Cord. rtc. The by their wives, made a trip to Gun Jake the same, Monday. June arth. Alien (.reen, al Baltimore, and Ellen Miller, of Woodland. display embraces a line of work hereto­ Tbursdav, and report a delightful time fore produced only by the hand, and together’with a good catch of fah. KVL&-BARNABY—Al the same place and by the same. Saturday, June «Ui, Wn. J. Rule ranges from tbe costliest to the least ex­ if Mr. Allister and wife, of Chicago, and Minnie At. Barnaby, all of HasUnrspensive, covering the entire line of N eed- IfaeU.erunu of Mr. le Decorative work pronounced by crities HondenboU tot week. Mr. AUtoer the finest, most complete, and most 1, a member ot the weU-to.wn Chlcaperfectly executed llne of Home made ^ojewalry house of Norris, Allister & Krorative Art. Draped® «*cexhibited, must be seen to be appreciate iLro toMr»>dMr».Mark Ritoell. ed. This eidhibit will be accompanied by ladies and other competent opera- June 23d, a son and heir. Those wish­ ton.whoh»aluul i»Sn ing to correspond with the new- comer this line of work, and who wiU take atould addrewr Jeremtob Aahtod great pleasure in showing and escplain- Hotlabd Stafford KitoeU, Sioux Falla, ing how it can be produced on the sew­ Dak. ing machine. The occasion will be a Tbe noth anulveraan or the wedmo< rare opportunity for all ladiw wh° or Mr. and Mnr. I. Uvlnfftoo, or Butinterested in making home ^tractive, Und. occurs tomorrow, anil In the erat small expense, to learn of many new enlng the trlende ot tbe worthy couple features in this claw of work., , SScttofflTe them a vbrit they will “It has l»eeu left to the domestic Sewing Machine Company to «how the remember with pleasure. & A. Crowell, who is now credited with being a resident of Jacksra, was verv successful rt the shooting tournaDxilvFost. , n.w.11 Eheld at South Lyon last week, ng over #50. The/?ck¥Pu^L’' “ thow» .to U-e high ay Crowell dare not shoot his best ar'of being barred from contest­ K GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE position aUln«> 2^™“'e Art amateur shoots. Work.-—Pioneer PreM St. I mlSmith, who has l>ecn in the Waxtep. one thousand dozen eggs. y of W. H.Schantt for_two,***”?• inteml* soon leaving Dak in search of fame and fortuna .r&s but more. BKET TI5ki.er. is a steady, reliable young wam*h‘r industry and Per8e,ver“?c“1.l!‘u’)Yn2ri^ BASF AA|.1.-Detroit. won 35; lost A oSiS), wSa 32; loat 10. New York, him many friends in this city who •wish him succees wherever he may go. • won 30; lout 13. $1000 forfeit WRIGHT, KAY & CO., POPULAR LOCAL LISTS 140 Woodward Avk, Cor. Campus Martius, DETROIT. to send tor estimate of cost. EVERYBODY FlNDS-AFTER TRIAL “New Lyman” Vapor Stoye To be the Most Convenient, Useful and Labor Saving Article of Household Furniture. This is Its Third Ykar of. Unequaled Success! And the thousands in um bear testimo­ ny of its superiority over all other*. » There is No 'Experimenting in buying the 'New Lyman.' For Sale by H. A. Goodyear & Sons If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme" Brand, and Accept No Other 1 For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS --------- FOR--------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. - Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, consisting -of White I^eael, Oxide qf Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce the different shad®, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed (Hl; the result being an ar­ ticle which for flnenes*-and durability, far surpass® any paint ever placed on the market Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme’* Paints are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of Its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Ptire Oxide Ziyx, with strictly pun White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of Lead, with none qf its disadvantages. Ah they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ ed In the usual manner, b®id® saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Prqfesxionalpainters are everywhere endorsing them, owing to tbe superior results accomplished through their use, and the great saving in time and labor For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use > Neal’s Adamant Paints. Why lei your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINTS? The cost will be but a trifle. G beautiful shad®.). When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They are put up in % pinta, pinta and quarts; (18 shad®, exclusively for fam­ ily use. _ _ _ Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. --------- AGENCY AT--------- Goodyear’s Drugstore. Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in this �| ---------- ■ LAST RESTI NG-PLACt. Mayor Weharrt in the chair. Roll caDtri, aldermen present, Besamer. Hams, iftgie. McCoy. Osborn, Stebbins and Watwa—7; abaent McNaughton—1. MlDUtoe of the previous meeting were read and approved. Your street committee to whom was refcred the petition «>f Robert Dawson and one hundred and eighty-two others, asking for a new bridge to be construct­ ed'across Thornapplc river on Creek street, would report that they have ex­ amined said Creek street bridge and find the same iu bad condition, and would recommend ,that the prayeF of the‘petitioners I* granted. George Osborn. W. H. Stebbins, W. A. Hams and Luke Waters, street comuiittae. Bv Aid; BrtMuner, that the report be accepted and placed on tile. Car­ ried all avre. Tp the Mayor and Common Council qf the City of Hastluyn : There is no provision in the fire ordi­ nance forthe paying of the elder and assistant any salary. I would like to have your honorable body tlx a salary for the nl»ve officers and make it enough to pay for the work to be done as it should be. I have served as chief eight months, and M. W. Vrooman six months assistant chief. Signed l»y ILF. Ford, Chief of Hast­ ings Fire Department By Aid. Beumer, that the communi-' cation be referred to the lire committee. Carried all ayes. To the May>r and Common Council of the .CUy of Haxtiny.- : Gents.—It is necessary to have a larger room to hold fire meetings in than the council room.- Will your hon­ orable body furnish us one that is larg­ er? Signed by H. F. Ford, Chief of Hast­ ings Fire Department. On motion the same was referred to the fire committee. I To the Mayor anti Common Council qf . the City of Battings .' The name of Nelson Heally was pre­ sented to Hastings Hoto’Company No. 1 for resignation, and didv ixcCepted by i said company June 8th. I respectfully submit the same to you for approval. Signed by B. F: Lichly, Sec. The same was accepted. . * HMlltqpi, Mlthljpui, Juno IStii, lMt>. I To thu Mayor and Common Council of the City cf Hdttinys: Gentlemen.—In view of the fact that many new and costly buildings are being erected in our city, anti that the machinery of our fire department is in­ sufficient for proper protection, we, the undersigned, make you the following proposition. 1st. We will furnish you a steam fire engine pt 350 gallons capacity per min­ ute. Ajilain, substantial machine with all necessary fixtures, for the sum of •LDOO. 2nd. We will furnish the same en­ gine all finished in brass and nickel plate, for the sum of 82,006. 3rd. We will lense you the first men­ tioned engine for one year for the sum of SOOL 4th. We will lease you the second . mentioned engine for one year for the sum of MOO. 5th. After one year if you desire to buj* the engine, we will allow the ren­ tal to apply as purchase money. 6th. If you wish to trade the old hand engine as part pay for a steam fire engine, we will Lie pleased to confer with you in regard to prices, etc. Enclosed we send you photographs of enginee. also a few testimonials from parties now mdng these engines and an explanation book, showing the con­ struction and capacity of engines. We can make terms of payment, if you wish to purchase, satisfactory for one, two dr three years. We .also fully guarantee tbe engine against all breaks or defects. We hope this will receive your careful consideration. Signed by Sylvester Grouse], mana­ ger of the Hastings Engine and Iron Works. On motion the same was laid on the table. . ' CITY ACCOUNTS. Hastings Engine A Iron Works, for repairing chemical engine, 4 plow points, etc......................... ; W. H. Sliantz, cheese, crackers . etc., fortramps and drunks in lock-up-................ ..................... . A. H. Kvith, livery and witness 3 fees................................................. 5 G. Abbey. Register’s fees L. C. Welton, telephoning Barry Go.Democrat, order book. 7 E. G. Studley, one dozen expand­ ing rings........................................... J. & Goodyear, on board review 2U Jas. Clarke, on board review..;. 90 1 Fred Croaa, draying Street Commbioner’s work.... Henry Burke, street work V Emory Wilkins, street work.... 17 17 Fritz Fredrick, street work 17 David Wolcott, street work 17 Chas. Uta, street work Fetcr Schuman, street work 35 Horton and team Fiiield and team..................... 1. Lake and team 32 Shay and team Wm. Standish... Ed. Doyle Wm. Green Fred Cross Dell Newton Chas. Fickle Wm. Swarthout.. Jas. Wickham.... 5 5 5 5 5 6 Isaac Murirfrt.... Frank FifiaM... H. G. Bentley ... •eboert, W.L. Wait. Ftamk Canon... Jahn Run® J.'M. Soule Jill. Anderson. Battaraan A. Erasbergcr. L. Cuter was referred to the finance committee. By Aid. Waters, that the accounts to allowed and orders drawn for same. •bout the capital at Ute old dominion none m bo lovely in the Bjiring time aaSome of the By Aid. Bessmer, that the mayor con- Hollywood Cemetery. fur with the Chemical Engine Co., and greatest men Virginia or America ever i.tt) if they wont receive tbe money now produced are buried here, and the wind due an order, which is due in August. m ita aigha through the beautiful trees Carried all ayes. sixigq ct-a»e!m*ly their requiem. kt-Mlvfd. That the committee on The ground,, cover about ninety acres streets and bridges be. and they are vid there are nearly 56.000 grave*. The heseby instructed to report to this sexton is a clmructer in hia way, and boaru what kind of a bridge needed many a little tala of romance did he tell uenuss Thornnpple river, on Michigan uvinue, wrought iron or wood, single me during my walk, uuu’iy a tale of a or double track, and iron or stone sup­ broken heart or of forgetfulness. But ports. and re-port at the next regular we need not dwell upon tbeae. Human mtiiting if possible to this Ixiard. nature i» the same under every sky. and Signwt by John M. Hessmer. thu mum* Btorire can bo heard in every »«kks.. . By AM. Hogle, that the -resolution grave yard in the land. There .1 story I e accepted and adopted. Carried all worth telling connected with even- little KraB mound in the wide (world. Whemhas. The Common Council One of the find apou the‘stranger on the 2Sth day of August last, did . wants t:> sec ia Pn^dmf-. bill, where lie adopt a report made by the street com­ mittee to plow round up Oak street in buried within twenty feet of each other tha first ward thia spring, and whereas two president* of tlie United States, 840 was drawn from the first Monrm* and Tyler. Over the former is a il highway fund for tile and work large cast-iron niiHmmenl, but the other h of the iron bridge, which ought has not even * Ixrard to mark hir last ave been changed to the general resting-place, not as much as a pauper i way fund. Therefore in a potter's field, only n magnolia grows That the sum of 840 be. near, fit emblem of the south he loved so anq the same is hereby appropriated for .work on Oak street, between Broadway well. Near these two graves. Gun. A. P. Hill, and Michigan'avenue, the same to be drawn from the general highway fund. of the Confederate |army, is buried. It is a strange coincidence tlyrt lus name Signed by John M. Hessmer. By Aid. Waters, that the resolution was in both tbo lips of Lee and Jackson be accepted and adopted. Carried all when they died,. Scattered about in va­ rious sections of the place are the graves That the street committee of John Randolph, of Roanoke; J. E. B. be, and arc hereby instructed, to cause Stuart, tiw daubing cavalry leader of the —WOMAN'S FRIEND. rile to be laid of sufficient size on the Array of Northern Virginia; Cqjnuiowest side of Creek street, to carry water dore M, F. Maury, “the Pathfinder of the from the north sidsM>f the railrdad Seas;" James A. Seddou, ConfecUtyaXe tra<k to the river. Secures to GIRLS a paiulww, perfect Aid. Bessmer moved the adoption of developmunt and thus prevents Life­ the same which was carried bssdl ayes. Wise; John R. Tiwunoon, the port; I)y Aid. Bessmer. that the council ap­ Gens. Ashby, Steven, Picket, Moore, and long weakness. point a city physician protein while many another of Virginia's sons, whoso Sustains and soothes Over-worxaa DrJ Lathrop is absent Carried all ayes. naiuett ore written high on thu scroll of Women, Exhausted Mothers, and By Aid. Bessmer, that Dr. Fuller be fame. . prevents prolapsus. appointed clto physiciim protem while In another part of the cemetery, the theicity physician was absent Carried “New Part,” th the Oufederate seerion, Cures palpitation, sleepleasne®, ner­ all ayes. where under the sod sleep 12,00<f soldiers, vous breakingdown (often preventing On motion council adjourned. waiting the sound of the last reveille. In insanity), providing a safe change of FXANK 8TEBHIN8, Recorder. the center of the army of the unknown life, and a hale and happy old age. Common council met in special ses- and unrecorded dead rises a splendid deader suffering from any com­ sioa Saturday evening, June 26th. 1886, monument, a pyramid of rough Virginia plaint peculiar to the female sex, zoaM ay or W eissert in the chair. Roll call­ granite, erected to the memory of the phora is worth everything to you. ed. alderuian present, Bessmer. McQoy,. ,aoatbem soldier by the Uulu* of the McNaughton, Stebbins and Waters—5; south. All, time ladies of the south, fit Send for our circular of private testi­ absent, llama, Hogle and Osborn—3. mothers and sisters of brave sons and monials and ba convinced. The mayor stated that the object of brothers. How many of their Ix-st lie­ Every woman sickly or healthy the meeting was to make a loaxyot some loved lie to-day under the soil of the Old should read “ Facts for Women." This money that is now laying Idhe in the Dominion. And how many brave north ­ book will be sent to any lady reader city treasury. By Aid. Bessmer, that the mayor be ern ooldiera lie by their aide*. Truly of this paper, and to ladies only, on authorized to loan what money there is Virginia is the burial place of the nation, receipt of 10c. Address, • in the school bond fund, by, and with and our hearts sliouH soften when we ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO, the consent of tbe finance committee, think of her. Speaking of the monu­ until the 15th of January, 1887, with ment Joaquin Miller, who visited it says: such security as the finance committee “Tliis grand tribute of cold gray stone is may deem proper, which motion was taking t«> itself the softening and Hubdu. carried by all ayes. ing mantle of verdure. Up the four i On motion council adjourned. steep sides of stone tlie ivy is climbing, I FKANK STEBBINS, Keeordcr. is nearing the summit. It will meet I cbm «, tb. topmu.. piuulo a»j I 'Chront-fdl sell loin gets well of itself, soon, and joining hands, bend down in ! —■* iisvlng — *— ---------We. tbe undcrslitued. been appointed but deepens until it underminee the by the Frobsie J;,4re fur the couutr of Barry, constitution, wastes away health, perpetual pity over the' 12.000 dead."— State ot MlelilKsn. a-commissioner* to rerelre. strength and flesh, and .finally fastens Richmond (Va.) Cor. Detroit Free Preu. examine and adjust all elalms saalnxl •fid de­ itae|fon thelungs, completing the wreck e vllhixe ot anti ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ WoodlaiHijn sal<i ronuty hi >. oa SieurThere are only three Influences which day.th* 17thitaj- of July,.. low's positive Cure is the-only safe, sure andlspeedv remedy for coughs, colds and can be succraafully exerted upon Dm Monday, tbo tfrlli day of hoi all throat and lung diseases. Sold by Chinese pwple to awaken them to their Fred Hotchkiss at titty edits and one real ownlitiun as compared with Clio ]x>o- and that six nuMiUwtrom the inUt day of May. dollar. Pleasant to, take and safe for pie of other countries: Aral, war and A. D. IBM, were allowed l»y the Probate Court for creditors to ureaeut tlielc claims to w» for children. diplomacy, which work slowly and spas­ examination ana allowance. Dated. May 15th, !•*. There' are nine steam threshing modically. but very effectively at times; C. A J'ALMKBTIIN. machines owned in Bronson township. aeccndly, commerce, which “has done . GKOUGK W. SMiril. and is doing much along the aoa coast; Branch county. Mo rt<ag« Bale. and thirdly, the missionaries, who push Default havlna been made Itf the conditions out into the interior armed with dog­ a certain murqnaco made byuum-a W. Yuuuk matic religion, and good works uro of and HarrieU J. Young hts w|fe, In her own slowly making tlieir way. though not right, to Horace D. Storms, dated Awl) ISUi. A. D. 1*5 and rooordisd in tbe office of tbe Hewisnearly mt much by the former as the »S rrt}*rts, for the county of Barry and state latter. They are truly tbe advanced otMichlpn.ouUwsiiiBtdayufMsy A. D. t»«, ■ I'KKO'K Hotohkihn, Druggistguard of civilization; and while they carry its highest and most abstract prin ­ ▲ 864O0 school building will be dredond ttiirtj-nre dollar* and eighty cento. erected in district No. J, ot Brockway ciples to those who ore but little fitted by xi<d tin anlt nr 1... >___ habit or education to receive or under­ Center. . uiritox. stand them, they are surely and steadily Tlitaxeaaauof the year Is very Important to therefore, by virtue of the pemer 60 have a reliable remedy tn tbe house tor such dis­ gaming Die confidence and regard of those fNow. sale eouUliiMl In said mortzsee. and eases as flux, dysentery, dUrrtiox. summer eomiiaint, cholera, choleraamous and cholera among whom they are laJ»oring. The tie statute In such rase made and nrund-d. nolufMfcuu. Buch a remedy Is West’s Fain Klug. more practical, their work becomes, tbe OnlyZM. All dniKglxta. more rapidly w ill good results flow from swAaM:? & it—Peking Cor. New York 8un. The Lowell Journal Is 11 years old. Hurt In «l-n t__ ' 00 tluu beliia tlieutacv where toe Cltvu'll Owirftor 00 60 D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer ChatI suffered with rheumatism in my 00 tano<ca, Tenn., writes, that be wsw seriously otnieted with a severe edd that setUed on his knee joints. After using Athlophoros Itmx*: had tried many remedies without benefit. for a short time I could I>end my knees aalcuxta. The premhra are described in i*l<i 1 Bolnc induced to try br. Kime’s New Discovery luartxaac as all those juurels ot land situate In 00 f,,r c«>sumpUon. did oo and wm entirely cured easily and could go up or down stairs by use of a few bottlee. Since which time without inconvenience. Mrs. IL F. 00 he ths lux* used It In Ms family for rowebs and colds Bowers, 902 State street. Racine. Avis. 60 with best results. This Is tbo experience ot The north cast m&rter ol the north rart quar­ thrwissoda whoMUrta have teen saved by this ot section number thirty-four, also ths south Col. Wm. Louis Schley. Grand Secre­ ter discovery. Trial bottles free at a'. east fractional quartern! tbrsonth east fraction40 wonderful II. Gcpdyear's drug store. tary I. O. M. Grand Lodge. Maryland, 60 found Red Star Cough Cure a perfect 60 sla and Iatan at Eaton Kaplda from Juno and certain Rf.mtdi'. Price, twenty50 •jnannre u to Julys, Inclusive. five cents a bottle. 50 West's Fain King works like a charm In reThe Holland City tannery was some­ pain tntbe stomach, al! bowel dimcul- what damaged by fire Tuesday. 40 lievlng ties Ud eholess. No traveler should bo with­ out It- Hbnulu always be In the house. Costs K-JXLbut sc. Afidruiocisu. Many imitators, but no equal, has 40 Ocoatia county’s hay crop has been ruined by Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. thPiak?ltMlaae *n<1 “rnlereliro •owl“« mlUS A Iraard of supervisors have comput­ THH W. GEO. H. THATEB. of Bourbon, ed Saginaw county’s valuation at ELY'S 00 Itrai *,*8HIJ^rsn3w8V^TION CUBA” Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment 00 Bold by W. H. Goodyear. 00 AF.SYOU MADE miserable by Indigestion. cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, bums, rheumatism, eto, etc. Good for man or beast For sale by W. H. Goodyear. 00 00 A sons of veterans camp has been WHY Trill you ctrjgh wbra Shiloh's Cure will “dw- organized at Charlotte, with T. S. Leon­ COLD in HE 00 ard as captain. I am now settled: and ready for business in my new qBu. tere in the store eait of w. R Schantz’s^rocery. RebStar Wall Paper, Wall Paper, OUMdURE Wall Paper, Wall Piper, Wall Paiwr. Wall Paper. SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. WINDOW SHADES. "issues Window Shades in plain cloth and decorated, or ]«.;>er shades. ZOA-PHORA, ^^SSKSt'LftJSSS- Cm Balm SHILOH'S Catarrh remedy to * poUUre CATABBH Isaac Finney, of Bronson, gets 90 evre lor Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker days in the workhouse for attempted Mouth. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. HAY FEW criminal sasualt Simon Youngs, ot Mareellm. a prominent fanner, fell from a boat tn Cedar Lake Friday Fetor Cornell has been convicted of setting fire to tha Hudson house at Minden City several weeks ago. F. M. Crosette, formerly leader of the famous Constantine band, will organ­ ize a band at Kalamazoo. ^KISSJ 17650762 Varnish and Alaba.-ftne. Barn Paint and Housekeepers' Did you Suppace Mustang Liniment ua!y good tian of all flesh. ' . Paints in smell cans. ord Housekeepers' Paints and Brushes, ex And EVERYTHING else in my line. he it* ko I still sell the Celebrated Detroit White Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the nu If th all gro Lead. Fred'k Hotchkiss. the is a no rta to Xh by per bid hac B fu fan twi str A. CAMPBELL. A. BLACK. Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, bor kn ma pri and And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. A if work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition am lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be ma«'ie in rea ’ th* tbe sol the via fou and it* wit triu Hastings t^s season. tec fou A for Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of ‘ hi. Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Th Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. MttofbmlMW ta tbo viaatty tb T th Alabastine arid Harb Paint. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. The Battle Creak sanitarium will have 200 electric lights ot its own and 500 milts trf wire will be nwesanry. The Fort Huron devator company will build another elevator at Tort Huron with a capacity for 70,009 bush- Paints ol Oils. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc, that 1 will sell at» —W irlight mtninrxi um ajaJssak pxioes, to dose out. �Agricultural Th*IWrt»«V QaMtlon. The “oleo hill" has passed the house „,l I..C n-rwwdW tte«aute’to the . .ttreon Agriculture. From this n„,.;„i,tw U will uixlouht«tly be re­ .......I upoa ruvorahlv. As In the [,,The seuste the lax la *T» rents , lun,l insto*l of ten as w* the j,,;' |. :.-re amended. y;h’ -■ we are interested .in butter . < m butter substituteB. from the x-'-i.li-oint "f public policy anii the p.’ . . the greatest good to the we cannot say we xrt-.il'-'1 n'41 . i -, , H.e paMiige of this Lili. ;• , attef substitute has been dls,.,A, . i hat can take the plate of butj, -. m whole or in part to public 01 ra ttere.U^,Iarml, at any price. (“ a »ho tteluUr.Ma as the removidi Now this 1. not written to do Mr 1 ’ .“ “ ac*r which wiH not hair over bsrm to the Iraytoo Hedge Co st 1•o tbe remoTbl or the uln wltbTj though their igml twee mlsreprawcM !rudlioratorr bora l*rn » K„thx ftodoce > new bora.. It u t»o« gtoeelj during his egavira. . ttttu.reel.no better time to It isdone in the lotereot of termer. pertonu I the operation than when tbe who ore boy tog wh«t I. m„re thul <Im! 11 ‘I? wwk* oli T11“ h'"“ “t age is merely a section of soft wdrthlres, sod win prove in ihi. this I or'tbTf"?1” ''i1'1"1» or luotbre country worse than a curse. < or the fiitunt horn. In removing it is If aqy agent of the company or any 1onlv necessary to make clean work of patron darir® todefend the hedge three anof‘h*,‘k‘a >“ eighth of colutniiB are open for the purpoae We <an men surrounding the matrix. It have written nothing hastily or un- >bnir>C »i?ne Wilh onc ,,ru* “weep of the laid UP°Q ilK «W’*. advWdV and can bring proof for every ‘and the head held firmly to the ground under the knue of the operator No assertion concerning the company. one who has blmerved thTfS-ling o? Cream Matal«K. Sefbv^ K lh<r n,an»«tDairy W<rld. t«i by a herd of palled cattle confined „rTJB end contusion !£ **"'■TOUW h,’!“ra,rou“<lttoabove m.r.7^ m! horU9. upon such a subject teem to be in inverse ratio to 1 Hvt« are vtarlv the simplicity of the whole matter. It cuSn Si tfirouKh the goring of horns XKLWm °.r,P1Vful Rimals. Our 5SiSn.V ItMt °a QO Cal1 for Mch t,-. . ■ rii->k butter in the same ratio particle^ of fat,it would*furiU S .o2r.'Uire Fort Wayne. Ind, wii!—i'Jh-Amd must go. Th0 has that, in any system of setting, it would Holman, says he has « jead of the wonderful cures ef­ !!•'. will l>e the unalterable and a longer or shorter time to reach the otten surface, hcordtog as the volume of milk ‘ OiL fie in.. . T 'l- (ate of every commodity. _ uee*,P w ,?h&llow- Hut this is stating sprained his ankle, and invested In a j. --Ub>n ongfit not to prevent only half the ease. The knowledge that ramibndtottleor bt.lacob.oT Tb? is narrowed down to these primitive ! it,t.t^H.?rovfcd fieltcr investment, as vlJ:i!|etni<m >fien honestly brought olwervatfoxw avaita little inaiuuch „ 1it entirely cured his ankle. Vi,.“. I he butter men have asked too temperature and specific gravity are so Cai voiintv^*'ccmn,t'acwi i*1 ‘tuu- r;. hii' i' started too large a ball; Inurwon n with tU.ubJxt of I .Nothing i« more properi thani raising that a knowledge ofthe intiufJu’S ? DV-VT CARE, dull, tired ..nd demand that the competi-' farmer and dairyman. Especially fifing, hnpiiverished blnod.dull pains 'in-, i- mir and that it l>e sold under the it is advisable in tbe summer months *u fi»ck and head, tantalizing ikin erup■;. n n::'if a lit one 0:111 h® found, toknpw how to set tbe milk so as to u^V" f“lw ,tr.dfh.CHt Shull not come as a wqlf in obtein a . maximum amount of cream airriIcfe ‘U" nj-s guarantee it. tlle a,l k h,lii eoniui«oeed to sour. Price81.00per boule. W. H.Goodyear. , -I .thing or a thief in |he night, All lai that is drained away by the skim man desires to eat, lard on his milk nleans so mudi loss to the dairv- 1 'm. ^®^*TS got Kemp's. Liver .1 ills tor. lorpid Liver, for Constipation, k-t him do so at/ lard prices: man, and only the application of intel- Ifor the Complexion. W. H. Goodyeab. . . ill mixtures. Only compel it ligenre will stop this leak. TH£PRETTIEST LADY in HaatIt is eMident from what has l>een al­ Hiaih- out of pure fats, and sold ready said that anything,that will in- ings 1 and others should not allow a wler a distinctive name. This is our crease the difference between the spe- cough to run. Use at once Kemp's • ofi the bogus butter question. clflc gravity of skim-milk and that of Balsam, which we guarantee to cure. the cream or fat in it will causb the 'Irice 60 cento and 81.00. Trial size , H. Goodyear druggist. latter to separate more quickly and 'free. Nunlca will celebrate July Sth. W»- hiive H. word of adyljte to all on thoroughly. As fat expands and con­ tracts bv'the influence of heat or cold, the i latter of ot-age orange hedge. the Cfitofi*11- They are eemore than water, it follows that when 1 To those who have contracted with one is hell in suspension in the other SJVwVrV pacuily Hable to euddea the Dayton .Hedge Co., we would say the specific gravity between them is 1Colds, Coughs. Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee Acker's English widened as soon as they are lowered in. ! ... /,■>.- Tbt what you have before temperature. This is the basis on which :Remedy a poaltivo cure. , it save* ordering nm|e. To those who have not the deep setting system is founded. hours of anxious watching. Sold by Paan'K Hotthkibs. DrimUl ordemt we would say, profit by others’ By siiddin cooling of new milk, the water or Scum being .a. better conduct­ A Marshall man has drawn 815,000 in experience • The osugti orange is a native , of a or of heat is cooled more quickly than ;a Southern lottery. the butter globules and thus con­ wanuiT i-ouitry than this and has Jong tracts more quickly. The more the >The three outlets of diseaac are the bowels. th« skin and the kidneys. i-r-.-n provwbot hardy in this section; water is In advance, of the cream in Regulate their action with the best a.least not sufficiently hArdy for a teeling thte change in temperature, tbe purifying tonic. Burdock Blood Bittern. moreiis the density of gravity widened ‘hetw. which like a chain is us good as and the more readily do the tau>i-e to The great sources oi the extensive . - u ..x.-st fink. We have only to the surlade. * !. The -1"; milk set Iin deep ves- curative range of Dr. J tines* Bed Clover “Id stream or tank Tonic are its great blood purifying quali­ ok thfr rows of dead plants set one seis in |a- cohl should ir‘ as" tvarm as when taken ties and its gentle aperitive action, there­ • -Xi'^itisiiedln this point. from tS • cow, m will i»e seen by removing all restraint from the It i- riot true that a perfect fence from Jthq principals underlaying the aecnjtive org:ms. curing promptly and . : b-:.n -b in four years, nor that it whole prtcess. -------------------------- thoroughly dyspepsia, costiveness, had While the---------------separators in". I held at ikcertalp height for any used get it maximum amount ot cream breath, piles, pimples, low' spirits, sick nninb-r <•: yrais. It will grow larger. in a minimum of time, they are not and nervous headache, ague, malaria, within the reach of all. Those who and allKt-vmach. liver and kidney troub­ •If idloui.il to do so it must die from have to resort to the deep or shallow les. The most delicate stomach accepts w’that kills any plant not system ot • setting milk will find it it with relish. Price fifty cento, of all.< rorni and mature new worth while to study how to make Fred Hdtchkisa. the cream rise more quickly and com­ The Stanton port office will soon In* pletely. While it is impossible to state '• r.h-t jutting id! that Is said to here evenfthing that is idready known removed to‘a store under the Grand Central Hotel. the ■ . atrir;. semi-annual trimming or to predict what discoveries 'may yet i ■ tiou* iph and apt to be neglected, be madd, K is enqugh for the purncieM . Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why of butter imakers and others to nave will you allow vour little darling to nr.-n th-- !.'-dg>* takes courage and a knowledge of the fundamental prin­ suffer with those horrible worms wi en nt-ihtag 'ir the Story of Jack's bean ciples that contributes© largely to sitc- a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson^ vegetable worm syrup .‘talk ?aa ui'- 'K’-tiy ideaof Ito ambition cess in dairying. Will surely give relief and costs but ' r ti.h the stars We have seen <> vi-ritoinR Thine. cento. For sale by W. Goodyear. v.I'.;,': ,.s bidden to the passers by, j There are some indications that the James Palsn. of Nunicn, is remodel­ by • ■ -ii .i.m««rs growth of that prickly rnen at Washington are overdoing the ling the Chair, factory and making a In "hHi undition It is us well to I matter initheir advocacy of legislation hotel of. it. ■ , 1:-. i» :iye*a- to try to bnng it i for the suppression of thri manufacture kwk trt tarih. ■ r . । of artificial butter. That, as practiced, IZwln Sbrnliflnl. of H.irrt-btin:. HL, say*: ! it is thoroughly dishonest and fraud­ “H.tvlng rrwivMi mmb >nrtlt from Elretri^ lint il y.»j are irid'^trious and f$iith- ulent will not be denied by the popu­ Blttere, J f< .1 n my duty b> let sufi>fUi8 liiuuat.know It. Hare IumI a ninntnx sore on my : : •• Ir-.b-nyingund not given to pro- lar miml: j but nevertheless, in calling ity Ire for right yearox my doctor* told me 1 would tae- n-arinjf and do trim your hedge for legislation to destroy the business have to bare tliy Iwwb*rreprd wire amputated. in the inteh-st of didrymen, a chance is 1 oval. Inured, tin-c twrttlre of Elc< trie Bitters .. y-.ir. your Whole farm will be given for thu defender^ of the counter- an-1 *rnm box** Bncklra’i* Andre Naive, and my Is uoW soundaud well." Kl> etriv Bitten are -: wr.h the. thorny dippings that teit product to make a point, and it will lex rol-l ul fifty ceutui bottle, nnd Butklm * Arnica v-r known to rot. They will be gi*uvnitt&riotM with what prompt­ Sdlve nt SSc. per b>»x by W. H. Goodyear. ness and avidity certain leading papera ('liarlm Brown.recently appointed toacadet-i m ’he hav. and get in sdxe upon! this and spread the argu­ sblp at West l ulnt, failed in bls final cxamlna<n-l tittles'mouths. We never ment before their readers. In doing tiun at tbe academy. He U the fifth candidate Michigan who has flunked In the past two knew ui tti rarne into the bouse with this the cloven foot is illy concealed, from years. maiic •J-ire-thought and delilierattdy for it is not difficult to perceive the Wbat h more diMwrecaltle to a L..< ladyIts than to rnlnr :i sri. but if _you own a hedge sympathy of these journals with the ... ... .... . . ...... >... prick riioney making side of the question. It l)tn iv inn oi iranariiu — uni! tnni it mlalo not have cause to would be the part of discretion, there­ with mine untM I :»ed J’atker » Hair Balsntn. My balr Is nqj?black and prrfccUy clean and wonder iow nn earth the stuff ever fore, for the advocates of honest butter <io**y.St»s. IL Sweeny. Chirac. -ratif r- d'--I much, and if you don’t and honest deal to confine their argu­ Tbe Hprrry «»•>»♦ at Atm Arbor was tore ments to the necessity of compelling down and amobg the other debris wear tluiu Iqyonr hands by way of a the bogus article to wear its own pro­ wks a wednesdnv copy ot the Detroit Free Fr«s* of date reminder! and if you don’t curse the per guise, and to be sold exactly tor August ®.IM1what itis.i It might be well to uislst Hi'leiilht* Infunii us that we may expect a vis­ day you thought a hedge and the man it thl» summer•from the terrible srourrt. < br'l that .-Hi.; Luth it and you, then youare upon haviag every package wear a ere? West'* I’alu Kl« >• toe remedy to keep. label giving to the kind and amount ot Always ready (or a suddai attack. Me. >11 a inert remarkable man. j ingreditjatei contained iu the Artificial dniggUts. Th< Dup..n Hedge Co. claim to have compound, i The argument of taxation tiirir hrtlg" on the grounds of the goes too far when it places the tax .'oluv :-' 5-1'. i.t- at Dayton.! We have above the cest of supervising the manu­ facture and sale of all butter substitutes Ila v.'-ru; oi a 'reliable citizen who by the revenue department In behalf Kers— 100 Dimm One Dollar. visit* .1 ijjat institution iltisi week and of public health we may demand to found th*ir hedge to beof their _ own rjistog. jit- Was told by the guard ttint the portion of the hedg e where he was Ntnticitasi was the best, o i the farm "ml that ’a.'lmyton Hedge L’o. brings it* < I'tniuitti a to that end ind points with pride to that hedge as one of their triuiiiphs whm in truth it i i ‘ndt ~ Day~ ton ht- igt- at all, but set am I tri mined after the nftlinary manner, only <__ ___pro __ ­ tecta! on both sides by wire fence of tour wires. At t»i- city of Dayton be inquired the company.and fouid that a prophet isn.it without hoc irsave >r save iu in his o« a rituntry. Two parties were (found -,vho couli| Rive in ormation. tine said torre had been suqh a com­ pany there; did not know of it now. Th" other said it was there and had X'UHi hedgy on some low ground OutWtl* th.- city. Close search failed to disCTYer any in the city or.along the Iu* of roa<l,a> far down as Cincinnati. The CQmpitny lias much to say about the hedge on the college farm nt Landing Now in truth they put out *taLdlline by permission, and the col»V U no iretter suited with it than it ever wm with osage hedge. They used the name ofthe college in ■ v>vn until Prof. Johnson in print expuinixi the matterand nays it is not fence. We . •tafinble ^ntbie for tor a a fence. We will will venture venture toe assertion that they cannot put out a and w be removed who tbe skin. Tie horn is fed by ot a western temperance lecturer, for be has got the odd name of Mr. Dedrunk! A knowledge of human nature and toed. It U* positive cure for Ulcers. Ernplocal politics is much more likely to tiona or Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifies the make a successful editor than the ability whole syrtnm, and banlahai all Rhcumatio to read the Assyrian or Nineveh tablets and Feuralgic pcina. We guazantee it Fmkd'k UOTCHKIM, Dnuuiist. upside down. Nelson J. Harrison, of Stanton, will “Be somebody on your own account, my t>on. and don’t try to get along on work for the county twenty davs for the reputation of your ancestors." is beating his landlord out of a 819 board the sensible advice Burdette gives in bill. his latest lecture. I Mi, ot every kind cared 4n 30 min­ “How do you pronounce- s-t-i-n-g-y ?" utes by WootfonTt Ranitary Lotion. inquired the teacher of t he dunce of toe Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, class. The boy replied,—-it depends a good deal on whether the word refers Hastings, Mich. to a person or a bee!” Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup A timid young man has married a lady whose weight verge* closely upon will positive cure all eruptions, nlccra two hundred pounds. “My dear," says and bad sores upon, the body face or he to her, “shall 1 help you over toe limbs. Will thoroughly > cleanse the fence y “No,” says toe to him,—“help system and blood of every trace of dis­ ease* that have their origin therein. the fencer—Anon. ' Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and At a school at' Wallsend, near New­ canker, and is well recommended by castle. the master asked a class of boys the medical profession all over tbe the meaning of the word “appetite;” country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by qnd after a brief pause, one little boy W. H. Goodyear said, “I know, Sir; when I'm eatln' I’m The bay crop of Clinton county is ’appy, and when I’m done I’m tight!" generally considered to be light this The young man from the country year. All other crops, including fruit, and his girl were drifting slowly into never looked lietter. an ice-cream saloon, when the following "HACKMKTACK,” a lavltor and fragrant met his eye:—“Vanilla, chocolate, lem­ I?tCkKSyear,re25 W’d M °en“- 801,1 ** W‘ on. and strawberry fce-cream, 81.00 per gal." He turned and fled'—Rochester SHILOH S CUBE will Immediately relieve Post-Express. 0o!U:h ,u,tl Rroncbitta. Sold by W H. Goodyear. Hoosier: “The singer," says an ex­ FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you change, “who understands the manage­ !*¥!? M,r,.nUd rtarante,' on every bottle of Ab Iment of his breath, is apt to bo a suc­ »,h ?? falter- U never fall* to cure. Sold by cessful artist" The singer whole fav­ W. H. Goodyear. A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of orite song is, “Won*tGo Home Till Morning/ uses cloves and cardamons Shllob-n catarrh Remedy. Prine BO cent*. Sold to manage his breath! Fenton's street commissioner* are Mrws. A nbble lord who had great antipa­ thy to music was asked why he did not Wonderful Is the Imiiantatieoiii effect of subscribe to a certain series of concerts, W»r» Pain Kins In relieving cramp*, colic and it being urged as a reason for doing so all bowel difflcuules^ Worth its webtu tn gold that h£s brother subscribed. “Aye," and costa but Me. Suanld always be kept in replied his lordship, “if I was as deaf as my brother 1 would subscribe too!” Ba<luaw'» tali shipment* tor this year—the KrTeU*,n* Ix*e,“ber *la*e b**n T.1M.7M A New York girl writes to an editor; “How can I break a young man of the The dyvpeptle's friend. West’s User ITUs, habit of saying .oncst’ for once, 'them' tilings for those things, nnd T seen’ for 1 saw ?" If he was lorn and brought Thirty pills, tic. All druxglut*. John WrUrriinx. Ionia'* celery maker, win up in New York, the only way that we can suggest is to cut his head off!"— jhlp rro.con plant* Ulla M-aton. Cunanmptlon Cured. Detroit Free Press. An old physician,retired train jir,ic*ioe. having “Doctor, I have got the?—liegan a had placed in hl« hands by an Rast India mis­ the formula ot a simple reiratabie re­ fnend to a physieun. “There, stop sionary medy tor Uiv speedy and permanent cure of right there!" said toe man of physic, ad­ Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and ding—“You know 1 am rich, and 1 can i-JI throat and Lung Affections, also a positive radical cure tor Nervous Debility and all afford to tell you that there is nothing and Nervous Complaint*, after having tested Us the matter with you; nine people outot wondertul curative towers In Uunisands M ten imagine four-fifths of their - ills. ca-ses. has felt It his duty to make ltkno«a>-4o fellows. Actuated by thUnott* Divert your mind, and you will lie all hHMtaing and a desire to relieve human suffering. I wiH right again.” J | eend free of charjy. to all who dr«lre it, thlA reeijie. to German, French <Jr English, with full “Madame, vou’ve destroyed five dol­ directions for preparing and u«lng. Sent by lars’ worth of merchandise,” angrily re­ mall by addrentdng with stamtH. naming this marked a dude to a lady, as she seated paper. U’. A. Sons, 140 Powers Block, Bochesherself in a chair in which he hail de­ posited a new Derby hat. “Serves you right," she replied, slowly rising from the ruin; “you had no business to buy a five-dolhir hat for a fifty-eent head.— Brooklyn Eagle. ■imiM A merchant traveller took his place at the table of a Western hotel, where the landlord was the only waiter, and after finishing a very scanyy mail, he said, persuasively,“I should like some dessert." "Dessert? Wot's'that? We ain’t got none.” "Well, give mo some pie.” “i’ie! we aint got no pie! Help yourself to-toe mustard!” During a large dinner partv given at Montreal by a gentleman, a young brag­ gart, who sat next to the poetess Ph<ebe Cary, chose to deride his host, and said, "Miss Cary, 'tis very true -that fools make feasts and wise men eat them." "And it is «|ually true," responded Miss Cary, “that wise men say smart things, and fools repeat them'" ’ State of ■! . VnrV. Cole, r-.. ...’ . <>11 reading and filing the petition, duly vactfied, of Wm. L. Brown, preying Out a paper thl* d*y filed with this court, ixirpertit^ to be the Im: will and testament of said dreeawd, may l>c adtuWeti to probate and Cite executor KXS: Trerere. u» 2! day of July. A- 1>- >*•*. »i one o'rtrek to ttto aftenioon. t>» aMh'gnrd fort lie hearing of siua Mill conn, un-n to <*■ nmwii ;u me rrw*»o OtBce. In the City of HiiUnr'. in county, and show cause, it any there be, why the prayer ot the petitioner should not b*> ktiuiuM. And it ia further ordered. that said [Hitltumar tin Mil'd'e.Mgity ■ [A Time Copy.1 W M. . . vtlJJl, Jud«e of Probaie. 1'rubaU* Order. the City of HaitUnp, in said County, on Saturday, the r.lli ilay of June. In the year one thous­ and elebt houilr-d aril el*htv-«lx. • Prewnt. Wm. W. Cole. Judge of Probate: In the matter of the estate at Burton Warner, deceased. On nsadlnx and QUt:jj the petition. duly rati­ fied. flfBussi: J. Warner, widowotaaal drnroSBrt, praying that u paper this day filed with this court purporting to be the bud will and u«l»ment of said deceased, may be i ' bate and tbecxecutrtx therein n Thereupon It t« ordered, th: ceased. and all other person* |u said estate, are required to appear at a *<-*»ioti of said court, thru to be holdcn at the Probate office, In the city of Hastings, In *n:d county, and show can«e. If any them tie. why the prayer ot the petitioner should not t>e Krantrd. And It further ordered, that said petitioner Eire notice fo the persons Interested in said es­ tate,-I <d»the of said petition.,1.1. and theI pendency 7 l.v .....In . g ... newspaper printed and circulated In said Coun­ ty of Barry once 1u each week for throe sooceaatve weeks previous to said day ofb earing • * Judge at Probate, [A True Copy.]____________ X_________ WILSON WASHBOARDS. WANTEDtSUrttiWrfi trade our Celebrated Cigar*, Tobacco. Clrarettc*. Be. liberal urningeinenU. Salary or cotniiilsxlon. Addron* InnnrdUtcly. New lurk* Havana Cl«ar Co., No. 1 Fourth Newspaper Advertising. I>AUCm *CO..t7Park Place, N. Y. Make, lowest rates on rdf newsnapers In the U. 8. and Canada. Established 1*H. Snorinl Offpr WewininsertOno.luehail□pevlai viler. vcrtlsmienl* onemonth In combinations of papers sent on request. Please mention tills i«per. GILLILAND S PATENT MOLE TRAP. The most effectual protection round ........ V.oll, axatnstO I .... the product ot the practical tanner and gardnar who knows how It Is himself. State and county rights for sale. Corre*|Kiudeuce solicited and reference* riven. Retail price. >1.00. Agents wanted and liberal discount to the trade. J. G. GILLILAND, Patentee and Sole .Manufacturer, Adrian. Mich. CATARRH lion, yet effectual.. Thl« *un«,l unlTar»bl <II~«m> cin be C liretl ww <nUy from May Ui October O.an at *aJ OChrr part <K tbn »w. and will takn krea ua» to do tL ThTa UreaU^ni to u-rai In n eaianon rebre mai n, r. amllr thorough wd HAZKLTIMS a FfiWKIMS, ORUti CO., ttole Props., Grand Rapids. Mich. WHO IB UNACQUAINTED WITiTtHE CKOORAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL' SEE BY EXAMINING TW MAR, THAT THE______________ People who have chanced to notice a slight sameness in the weather for two or three days past will be interested in this little poem, communicated to toe 1’all Mall Gazette by a fellow sufferer in London: Old Euelaad Is afraid ol uooe. Kbe fears no foemau’s threats, For on her mlpntr Einplro Tbo son It never sola. He who retails ihl» axiom In HlsffeneraUon wtsels; An Englishman and a Scotchman' had a dispute as to which of their re­ spective countries had produced the most eminent men. Every name of .*lr note was claimed by the Scotchman as that of a man born north of the Tweed, Mid will last a month, while others will to l."t not over a week Hence, for econo­ until finally the Englishman remarked, “Surely you won't claim Shakespeare as my, bny Hood's Sarsaparilla. a Scotchman T “No,” replied the ean­ nie Scotchman, “I*U no’ say Shakespeare was a Scotchman, but ye’ll maybe admit injr was torn out. , that he was maist clover eneuch to be West’s World wUrtler. for extrroM use. ex- ane.” Too thin—"It is astonishing," remark­ ed Sam Cooley at the breakfast table, “how extremes meet in this world. “To what extremes do yon refer Mr. Cooley T askfd the Widow Hapiwk. who was pouring out the coffee. Well, you. for instance, are verv "tout, and the coffee so very thin —and he fitired np the mixture and smiled in a sickly sort of a way. “It is not as thin m vour excuse for not paying your board regularly.” Sam has not said “coffee since.—Texas Siftings. “Stop that coughing over there,” cried a Judge. "Such coughing disturbs the business of the court." There was a short, painful silence, during which a Hands, pale, consumptive man struggled with himself, and coughed again continuing it for several minutes. "I’m bound to stop that coughing!" cried the Judge. “I fine you 810; 1 think that will stop IL" “Jedge,” said the candl verourman. of "I'd be willin' to pay 820 to stop that . WW. p-re cough. 1 f you can stop it for 810 you d better get down off that bench and go to practicing madldna. There’s lota of money in IL Jrdgt—loU of mon*y in it7 Ing and *»» srtred with cramp*. The apple crop about Bronson proxn- know the Ingredients of the ftaxl of which we ent. and in behalf of human rights and good morals, we may by law enforce honesty in deal. If any one can make an honest and wholesome substitute for butter, it is his right to do so and put it upon the market in its own garb and name; but he has no right to uue the garb and name of another article any more than one man hu tbe rixht to pereonlfy l^m himself off w another person because he can thereby secure greater confi­ dence and find a market for could not still in his own person and name. We must suppress counterfeits add frauiLH, and have both moral and legal right to do it So long *»*•*££ men and consumers stand on this ground they are invincible.—National Live-Stock Jjournal. The New England Farmer says: “We once tried toout out the on the head of a (^f. but not toe heart to do the work thorouffib. “ made a failure of the experiment, we do believe, however, that-the iremovd of the horns from 5?ung cal ves toould be a com mon practice, and that anj nnt> with a little experience and courare can take them »yit effectually, and with ven’ little pain or inconvenience learn that k> fine cattle as Mr. John Even the sun. which rises in the East, Of oourro. The word comes from "‘nr .‘it" tvn-1-.iM.. comm _ _ ... - LUC ... - every direction. Any political candi­ towtably Wat to ---»<Ue.-€hl. «go ““ Inter-Oeean. lox-J-n—» date who has done as much good as Brown's Iron Bittern has. will be so A German philosopher saj's,—“Viskey 'makes you kill somebody else; mit popular that be will l>e sure to ran in with an immense majority. Dr. H. L. peer you onfy kills yourself r Battle, of Wadley. Ga., says; "Brown's A Cincinnati editor cheerfully re­ Iron Bittern is very popular in’this sec­ marks.—“Don’t get discouraged: even tion." Nobody finds this valuable tonic the Ark rested at last on Ararat!" anything short of crowing success. It Joseph Cook lectures on the question, cures dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness, -“Dorti Death End AU?" If it ends gu^ ltwiU be enough!—Albany ArDiphtheria still rages at Grand Ledge and Royal Oak, the latter place being with the rualagnant black It is an old saying that “names go by diphtheria. contraries," and it it is true in the case ssssn CHICAGO, ROCK■ — ISLAND —& PACIFIC RAILWAYanti - .,_»<»« •*."uch it mid-contlun cities of the Atta route to end from aiid Rock Islaad^^J.lllndsj rinroreron and Kjir.Haa City, in MIboouH; Leavenworth anti Atcblaou. it Albert Lea, Minneapolis anti Fv Paul, iu Minnesota; Watertown in nd hundrctia ot intormodluto dtlea, towns, vWagea and utotior.-. THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE ogcrauor^o: ‘“SSKJ. ,________ J ApigeCtta. a A waiting on city and THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE E. ST. JOHN, cfcrt Bad PMMMfar Aftal, CU(i �For Farmers and Others W. M. P. A.—The aunual meeting of the Weetenl Mlcbl(r«<i ITees AwocU- was one of the most interesting in the history of that organization. The at­ tendance was good, although many papers were not represented, to their loss. The reception given the Araociation by the citizens of 8t. Joseph was moet cordial, and the two davs spent at that handsome and hospitable village were fraught with profit and enjoy­ . ment. The visit was a revelation to manv who had heretofore been of the opinion that sanddunee were the chief attraction of that locality. A narrow strip of land following the beach of Lake Michigan it is true is sandy, but half a mile back the soil is as pro­ ductive as can be found in the state. The fruit gardens are simply immense, and are well worth seeing. As a summe!\resort, 8L-Joseph has facilities un­ surpassed by any location in the state famous for its resorts. Space forbids our enlarging upon this subject; but our advice to those those In search of health and pleasure is to vWt St. Joseph. It is within easy access of the commercial centres, both by rail and water. The business meetings held at Martin’s Academy of Music, were pro­ fitable and entertaining. The program for Tuesday evening was as follows: Music, by SL Joseph Glee Club; Ad­ dress of Welcome, by Hon. L. C. Fyfe; Response, by Hon. C. S. Hampton, Harbor Springs; “Clippings," an able paper prepared and read by M. L. Ryan, of the Allegan Democrat; "The Policy and Progress of the Printing Business?* an interesting paper by Geo. W. Perry, of the Bellevue Gazette; Music, by the Glee Club; “Die Mechanical Department of a Country Newspaper,”by A. H. Johnson; “Hell Box, a miscellaneous discussion of practical topics, which proved an interesting feature. The meeting closed with music by the St Joseph Glee Club. .■ Wednesday fqpmoon was occupied by a drive among the fruit gardens, and a visit to the Cooper, Wells A (k>.’s spinning and knitting works. In the afternoon an excursion was given on Lake Michigan by the Graham and Morton Transportation Co. The even­ a session was occupied in the tianson of necessary business, music, fol­ lowed by an eminently practical paper, by B. J. Lowry, of the Howard City Record, entitled. “Should a Country­ Editor be a Practical Printer which was followed by a rendition of -‘The Vagabond” and “Papa’s Letter.” bv Lloyd Brezee, of Grand Rapids. Thei Press Glee Club rendered several pieces> that met a hearty applause. The, fiChalk Talk," of W. P. Ward, of 8L. Joseph, was thoroughly enjoyed by all., The “Hell Box” received its due meedl of attention, after which the Associa­. tion adjourned to the Lake View house,. where refreshments were served audl . runs. Thursday forenoon an exhibition, drill by the St Joseph life saving crew■ was witneased. At 12 JO our party boarded the trainl and under the chaperonage of Capt W.. A. Gavett, Ass'L Pass. Ag’t oi the C. A W. M. R.’y, proceeded to New Rich­. mond, where the steamer Alice Purdy,, Capt Geo. Crawford, was in waiting to> transport us to Saugatuck. The ride down the Kalamazoo river was delight­. ful Arriving at Saugatuck refresh­. ments were served by the citizens and the excursionists shown the beauties of1 tiiat pleasant village. The ascent of Bald Head, an elevation of 3U0 feet was accomplished by many of our party, who were repaid by a beautiful pan­, orama of the village of Saugatuck, well tilled farms and fruit gardenn, etc. Embarking on the propeller A. B. Taylor, Capt. Reuben Fuller, for a pleasant ride of an hour, the party land­. ed at Macatawa Park about 8 p. m., The Ottawa hotel (the property of the। West Michigan Park Association, com­ posed of gentlemen of Kent and Alle­ gan counties) was brilliantly illuminat­ ed in honor of the Association, whose। arrival was heralded with a display of1 fireworks. Although the Association was the guests of the Holland people,! the Park Association threw open the doors of the hotel for the entertainment of the excursionists. Squires’ orchestra being in attendance the light fantastic was tripped till the “wee sma' hours,” all entering heartily into the enjoyment of the occasion. After enjoying the beautire of the Park until noon the party embarked for Holland, where an elegant collation was discussed at the City Hotel, after which our party were shown over the busy little city. From here the members of the Asso­ ciation dispersed to their homes, each reeling that they had participated in the moat profitable and pleasant meet­ ing of a press association ever held in this state. Too much cannot t/e said in praise. of the people of the sections visited, for their hearty welcome. The people of BL Joseph, Saugatuck and Holland City have an abiding faith in the^rosperity of their towns, and that ) CAST WAGOX BHEDs. DUHOMM NOT ALWAYS RICHES. Additional Local Items. Some electricians in this city liare town others whose hospitality waa munificent at this portion of the entertainment; that honored citizen, J. H. Graham, Esq., president of the Graham & Morton Transportation Co., for the use of the magnifioemt steamer “Lora" for a ride on the waters of grand old lake Michigan; Mr. Geo. Happ, for the use of his boat livery; the hotels, ot which the place may well be proud, for the excellent accommodations provid­ ed al such liberal rates; Mr. W. I*. Ward, for his suggestive enfblems of the cratt with which he decorated our place of meeting, and for his amusing “chalk talk;** the citizens of SL Joseph, for the nleasant evening reception at the Lake View House; the life-saving crew for their exhibition drill, which was so in­ teresting; and last, but not least, to our brother ri. J. Merchant, to whose untir­ ing efforts is due much of the pleasure and profit of this meeting. Jitnolwd, That the thanks of this Aaaosiation are due Capt. Geo. Craw­ ford, of tbs steamer “Alice Purdy ” for our pleasant rido on Kalamazoo river from New Richmond to Saugatuck. Jiesclncd, That we feel honored and flattered at the welcome given u* by the people of Saugatuck; that our thanks are tendered tor the same, with .the wish that brightest anticipations of tbe citizens of this pleasant resort as to its future prosperity may be more than realized. l£e»oltyd. That we thank the people of Saugatuck for their cordial invita­ tion to this association to “call again” and for a more prolonged stay. Jhnaltttl. That this Association has been placed under obligations to Capt. Reuben Rogers, of the staunch propel­ ler “A. B. Taylor," for our evening ride from Saugatuck to Macatawa Park. Muy this courteous captain and his craft have many successful voyages ’ere the whistle sounds for the final port. litaolTvd, That this Association ful­ ly appreciates the great courtesy shown us by the citizens of Holland: their com­ mittee having met us at Saugatuck, were our hosts at Macatawa Park, e&corting us about their thriving, busy city, and continuing their kind offices until we were safely on board the cars on our departure for our respective homes. Ruoloed, That the members of this Association heartilv thank the railfoads for favors extended on this occasion, es­ pecially the Chicago and Went MichiganIVy. Httolved, That the West Michigan Park Association most agreeably surprised the members of this Assoelation by the entertainment gotten up for our benefit at their fine large hotel the “Ottawa,” on Thursday evening, which enabled us to participate in one of the most joyous events erf our trip. Resolved, That individually and as an Association we feel under obliga­ tions to Capt. W. A. Gavett. assistant passenger agent of the C. & W. M. R'y, who personally superintended the ex­ cursion arrangements throughout, suoceeding no admirably that none can discern where they could have been more complete or a source of greater gratification to the participants. Ruolwd, That this Association eon­ gratulates Capt Gavett, a princely en­ tertainer and a genial gentleman, upon his deserved promotion, which we learn is to take effect July 1st Rtsolved, That to the retiring officers of this Association is due, iu a great measure, not only this admirably planned and judiciously carried out reunion, but also the great and growing prosperity of the Association itself. From u small gathering of a few mem­ bera ot the press it has grown into a grand corporation with a soul big enough for ail out doors, and with a glowing future before it that will owe much to the efforts of the officers who have brought it through the perils of bouncy to tbe vigor and strength of a lusty manhood. over three diamond shirt studs inn wnicn c*u M to be an aid in reporting with ---- --new design, and minutely dcecribed how precision uie I public mmembliee. It is “k* lh>t • pwf-^on nu ho «ta»dr ----- - — I perfection ... A *1... wttirtitm OI hich will will _______ warrant the imtw introduction Of bobh come in here to change the setting which warrant tiie m oflhegenu. A stud » made to aerve in this instrument ,n ", J^wil'l n cuff button, a collar button or a ring, " lam the plionoRraph !«(—porters according to the owner's fancy. But be a great help to this practice of changing the wtting h in a agreat io <»e way and — —-oral ------. in another yay. not caused al) the time by fancy. Thererance ------- ---------One of tlu One ma of the ma­ chine can be taken into court, for in­ stance, and ail of the proceeding* will be know, goes a long way* toward bringing recorded >.y it. At the ckw of the <l»y it in. "Evidence of prosperity is a sure road it can be token to n room and gauged to talk at any rate of speed—at thirty words a minute, which can be writen out by an man who has had five diamonds ret in ns ordinary long-hnnrt writer. If it ». de­ many different ways in one year. The stones are good ones and an- worth the sired to get the proceedinga transcribed as fast aa they occur new cylinders are quaintanccH think be is loaded down put in the phonograph as fast as the pro­ with diamonds. For a few months he ceedings are written out. For instance, tiie long-hand writer* can pul in a cyl­ will wear plain diamond shirt studs; inder nnd let it remain ten minutes, then then ho wOl have a set of fancy enameled lake it out and put in another, and trans­ studs, different finger rings nnd cuff fer the cylinder which ha* tiie proceed­ buttons. A man wlio can afford so many ings upon it to another instrument, and diamonds must have money, is the con­ it is made to repeat the proceedings with clusion people come to. and he is thus accuracy, anil, at the expiration- of its given chances to make more money. term, is replaced in tiie phonograph and the otiier cylinder taken from it, and Ladies do thu same thing, but from a different motive. Of •course with some of the men vanity han something to do with the matter, but with woman it is all vanity and hardly ever caprice. “Some of tiie designs are very unique. The man I referred to a while ago is al­ ways studying up some new and unusual design for the retting of his gems. Not long ago be was wearing two shirt stud*. The upper one was a fine enameled gold piece made in tbe form of a man hang­ ing to a tree, with two diamond eyes starting opt of tiie head. Die whole stud wax about an inch long, and the two smallest of his diamonds were used. The second stud was a little child with an eagle plucking out its eye. The dia­ mond glistened in the eagle’s beak at the points of its contact with the child's eye. He had a ring in the form ot » skeleton, and serpents for sleeve buttons. 116 called this his horrible set, and wore it for about three months, when he had tiie settings changed. If any curious person asked him about it he would an- and left it at home in his collection. •That man's tine diamonds, which are worth about |JWO, have represented ten or fifteen seta the value of which would be about <10.000. He has spent about ♦185 tn having them reset, and procured about *10,000 worth of reputation on it. One of the great difficulties the "ri*ntislH have encountered is in securing the distinction of tone and voice. Hereto­ fore tiie phonograph has not been suffi­ ciently distinct in the pitch of tbe voice to make one voice distinguish itself from anotiier if they are similar .in volume nnd tone. It i* believed, however, that the Instrument will be perfected within a short time so that anyone who lias heard a number of voices in a room can readily distinguish them from tiie sounds the phonograph will give out. It is the distinguishing of one voice from anotiier tiiat gives tiie name* of the speakers. For instance, if the phonograph is used to record the proceedings of a legislature it'will not, of course, have tiie names of the persons partici fisting in debate, and the peraoni translating from the record of the fihonograph will have to place the speakers by the tone of the voice. It ia said* that some of the official re­ porters intend trying the phonograph within a short time and determining bow it will work in public delates. ,In event it fails they will have tbe proceedings by tiie usual methods and no risk will be run. When the plionogrsph is perfected tiie ethnographers intended to use it in their work as a safeguard. By its assist- thing that is said in the room, and a number of persons speaking at one time and the rapidity of their speech will be "Andorra" ia an independent state in no inconvenience, as tiie phonograph tlie Pyrenees, adjoining the Spanish will catch everything that ia said. It province of Loredo. It is not dej>endent will be of more use as an amanuensis upon either France or Spain and has been than anything else, enabling one to dicself-governing since the time of Charle­ magne. That great monarch recognised the machine and leaving it so tiiat anytiie Andorrans because they helped him against the Moors. This little stale haa chine can be art to report tbe dictation on area of about 600 square miles and an estimated population of 7,000. Those Minnoaiolis Tribune. whq, indulge in dreams as to what the future may bring forth' believe that it is Nature discrilies, under tiie name of tiie fate of modern Europe to break up into small communities which will be the "phonopliore," a remarkable tele­ self-governing locally while acknowledg­ phonic invention about to be introduced ing a central authority, which would to public notice by Mr. Langdon Davies. dominate, the western world. The most The name is given to a contrivance perfect form of democracy known to which, while absolutely a non-conductor ancient or modern Unite was the New of continuous electric currents, still al­ England town meeting. The neighbors lows of the |MLMRagc or transmission of ip tiie several localities met and managed rapidly alternating currents such as cor­ their own affairs. This seems to be im­ respond to sounds in vocal and harmonic possible in densely populated cities.— eeeentialiy of two insulated wires laid Demorest's Monthly. side by side, twisted together and wound up upon a bobbin, one end of each wire Leading minds in France have Iworne A. IL JOHNSON. being coinjdrtcly insulated. Regarded L. S. BUSSELL an a condenser. its capacity is very fee­ » L A. RA KKira, Committee. . fact that the imputation tlurre is decreas­ ble indeed. Regarded as an induction ing. and, in order to apply a remedy, are coil neither the primary nor tbe second­ inquiring into the best way to leseen the ary forms a closed circuit. Yet it trans­ A SAD OCCURRENCE. mortality among children in their first mits telephonic speech perfectly. It fol­ lows that Mr. Davies has solved tiie A nicely dre*sed gentlemen wax walk­ ing along tbe street In Detroit a few days problem of telephoning on an open cir­ Dita has atao led dta- cuit. since, and without any warning fell upon 000 deaths. the sidewalk In a stats of insensibility. tlngutahed medical men of late years to But the real object of the invention ia Ha was placed In an ambulance and sent to tha hospital, where, npon examination, examine into the effects of the deplor­ to enable telephonic mmagva. ineluding it was found that although in apparently able general practice, which ztill prwaili both vocal aud harmonic under that perfect health hl* system had become so extensively in France, of putting chil­ name, to be transmitted through tiie dren out to nuree, and it has been con­ ordinary telegraph wire* without inter­ ■larnihigly common of late, ant) to such demned in the writings of many of ference with or from tiie telegraphic Dipir aggregated views have an extent as to demand serious intention them. and nivestiKstion. People have slight been formulated in this conclusion: “It mpsaagt-H that are simultaneously pacing through the wire*. Mr. Davire has de­ headaches, but consider them aa nothlug. A tired feeling they, attribute-to the is of public interest tiiat mothers should vised a whole series of new telephonic weather. Occasional pains are thought nurse their own children.”—New York apparatus in which not only the induc­ to be only colds. But without any special Bun. tion-coils of the tranamitteni fait also the cause, without any deUnite reason, the rnai power of many i>eople l>ecoiu<v un­ bobbins of tiie receivers are replaced by A Karalntlon In Ou-UrhU>K. dermined unknown even to the people open-circuit phonophone coils. Apart An invention which, it is claimed by . themselves, and it is only when some sudtten giving way and breaking down oc­ gaa engineers, will revolutionize the from its purely technical value, the new that they realize the grave danger present system of gas-lighting has just instrument presents several points of We much regret that the confines of curs they are tn. great scientific interest, and opens up this article will not permit of a more ex­ One of the most important things for tended notice of the trip. However we sustaining life and energy is albumen, chemical laboratory of the Vienna uni­ sundry new problems to the mathemati­ cannot close without returning the and yet it most be taken into the system versity. Briefly described, the invention cal physicist.—Scientific Journal thanks of the Banner representatives for the cordial welcome and courteous cotton wick incombustible by impreg­ treatment received from Mr. W. L. Th, chlrf dM U loofoo, or w „ nating it with a metallic liquid. Thus Kane and his estimable lady, of 8L treated the wick, instead of burning, McolMit nor unUk, u Irirf, pouto, Tbo Joseph. wot only in pro­ merely glows, emitting a radiance not drink h. mimbo, or pobn wino. Th, fit The following report of the commit­ to admirable form- of alihoinbloand o< u» pomrf bnt In actually eublecting unlike tiiat of the electric light. The tee on resolutions was accepted and digesting procMt, so that it whole prnceaa is very simple; and the ib.<Airr. tu« wm ontrano. G„„T adopted by unanimous vote: t once to be incorporated into groat advantage of tbe invention is that dobra of Uw ruioo. oou™«, „d Whereas. The W. M.1’. A.Through n. This Is called Peptonized •pUolH. oT U» Rindiing mimbo dbag. its officers .selected the village of BL combined with hope, is given to it may urod the mm. while on the right otiu* Joseph as the place to hold this the 7tb ------------ j In the form of Hoptoulc. , Ws praon tbo ground wm wot with the n. annual meeting of the Aanoclation; and venture to say that there is no preparation of modern times that contains *o much pooled lib-tiuM pound out to th. rinM, that Is strengthening. Invigorating and lection has been demonstrated to the beneficial aa Hopionic. For overworked '“‘"5“ h~h >■«»>>»,«< France who have aervod under tl»e first satisfaction of the members present, men,delicate women and sickly children it mimbo wm .bout to bo dnlnod end and their accompanying fnands; there-' aa a tonic, bnt as a food, Napoleon, and each of whom receives a with portion, oT tbo mild. Utnnrn'lo tbo ts that Is at low ebb. life annunity of 230 franca. It ia stated ground M offering, to the mm, inrtribl. fore □iurions; adulterated tliat this venerable liattalion lorn an/fraoload. That the hearty thanks of portieipwtoro. The monl oouHotod or rood clogs the system this Association are hereby tendered — J___ _ ... w albumen not the citir.en* of this beautiful village for and it may thus be expected that within their cordial welcome and generous tiie next four years the last veteran wifi ml»dup»ilb brnwri arwd hospitality. take^hw dep&rnre from this life.—New “j,-1? "?■?* rwr- ■"» Jicsolwd, That it is tbe sentiment of Orleans Timea-Dcmoc-rat, this Association that the citizens' com­ mittee of St. Joeeph baa shown that it is so&tible to entertain right royallv without fatigtiiag, as no visit of the Association has twwn more pleasurable than tblB; for all of which we hold our enterlaiirers responsible. • Lost—Wednesday noon, between the Hartings House and telephone office. ever hold in kind re- Drive In. tours respectfully, __________ <»• ROitARnrx MOST PERFECT MADE .~7 FAY’S MICE LA ROOFING! KWMR CS.. - CHICAGO- «T. U “•notconwU lil« na nrfn^J! Uttlf tlH> ^ywcfj SPECIAL * CURErWEAF ..- " . ncx-s FArnrr noeam EXTRACTS Ilf. MOST PERFECT MADE M. SHUM, 63 "™r°« St., Grand Rapids. 324and Letter* udilreMcd to the folio winspersons remalauix in the post office al HasQncs.Barn anantv. MietUsan. June Mb, IMS: □Burr BohUos, Robert Hinson, (lea MtilUnuix. Ron H Wei-*. Peter Mosher. J. ». Right. iTbarlie KeUy. . Cants—Geo. F. Fowler. W. Wert/. Wililan T. K. Friers. Jas. MclXxdaL K.J. AIKK5. ML D.. (’.RAND lUPlbS. MICH CTRAW HATS! We have an Endless Variety of Straw Goods I To select from. Our styles in Mackinaw and Cantons ARE THE LATEST. ■ Stiff Hats Standard and Nobby Styles in SOFT HATS! Yours, bound to please, CREAM BAKING pDWDEf MOST PERFECT MADE & No Ammonia, T-isiu or Abxnj.^^1 whom FRANCE iiNafWO* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-07-01.pdf d8b2f88055586207db4a8a4e2dea2150 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 9. ' HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 1,1886. The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BEOS. & WILKINS tWHN'OS, Barky Co., Mich. marshall L. COOK. < -HM-’KIFTIOK rates .MVRKHSING RATES: .1(111 PRINTING. tj..r. *1 pride I* felt In the Job Printing DeMrtWWot the Bannkh. Everything in the ea.>.. .■ i, new; and with the latest faces of nwt approved patterns of machinery aadc>w.|-::r it workmen employed, enables the . < W LOWRY, M.D., (j. physician. Surgeon and Oculist. nr at Holloways’ drag store. , i ll attention paid tosurglcal diseases .uf the aye and car. ____________ Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, IV ii 1 ANDlb, M. D.. H . I’hysican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. ,if ,.ir-outh of the poot office, will be -owi were day or night. ' PINE LUMBER, n K 11MMERMAN. f . Homeopathic Physician & burgeon, (HEMLOCK AND PINEJ pH. Wm. JONE Dentist, , promptly attended to. , (PINE AND CEDAR.) £ C. WELTON I* i^eut I.t rhe Ohio Fanner * Insurance Co, He w-nu » F>'.ielM ou a man’s property against los» by flrv.'iebulng or wind; against a man's lite by deai ;»nd accident. •i /TOOK A SHELDON, iOSeelJ Atrtirarf Block. Hastings. Mich.) Hite CMoaly set of Abstract Books in Barry Ccwmr. 1 * K___________________________ * DHILlkx/COLGROvi, r X7 Lawyer. Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING X. ’ and Maple, HnsUun. Mich. Pro~s.-i:tini Attorney tor Barry County. A E. KEN ASTON. A. Attorney at Law, Praeilcr- In Uli rourtaol the State. Collection* jroasptlj ivttonMlnx to. ffOHN CARVETH. ♦J Attorney at Law, MhldievUe, Mleh. ARTIN V. BARKER.Real Estate, Itiauraore and Loans. _ «»»■/> with J. <«. Runyan & Son. 2 doors north of 1'iHt office. . special attention given to making exchanges ■ol property. The interval* of Doo-aaMent v r.’rrtj ■Mu.-rs vasyfully looked after. Fanns al all »lto for wile or exchange. Houses and !oi« f er >.Ur. _____________________ M / ilement’smith, . Lawyer. lOJBeetn Vtlon Hall Block, over store ot W. S. •tixolyear • Uo.) ' TNAI’I’EN * VanARMAN, **. Lawyers. (Over lia-ting* National Bank.) UTILE! AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ’ ’ A’ Law and Solicitor iu Chancery. Pmettee* In all court* of the state. WILIAM B. SWEEZEY. Justice of the Peace. ColTreUutii a opecialty. r M. H. GII.LA'-PIE, Notary Public. ’ Uf ARY C.KIBH, ’ PSSHI'.SA BLS nSSSSXASSR. in.' Attention Given to ChiMna ami Fittiu'i. Patternu Cut to urrler. Rmwi* over *-iiatiU- Store. .Ttttigbwn huuJh in the conditions ■> mottKar* niodc and executed bv . n'MUMT Mid Anna Sehantiauser, <■ Samuri Canon, dated DoaMMC ui‘l rvrurded in tke office ot the Rerttt-r <4 i> ' - ‘the county of Barry and state 'ainary ad. IMS. at S o'clock a. m, >' i'HTtR3«tis on page 273; by which l> r of »ale In said mortgage couN-iur operative, and there Is now ‘ “ 'ote and uripukl on said mortgage '•'■icupaiiyliiK the *am«- nl the in* notice the itmi of thirteen h tad twenty dollan sad ninety•f . (41.tjoj6.> and the attorney fee '■> Uw, and no proceedings at ):><- rmly having been taken to collect i - or «uy part Ihoreof; Now therefore, o ben by given that by virtue of the pawde in *afd mortgage contained. aiMrtMtn Mich case made and provider!, on Kat,h”*£i»' day of Auguat, A. D. UM, at to the hirriiuon. at the north front door X j*** (furt House In the rlty of Hasting*, Bar­ : ” biK.ui. .that bling the place of MliJing tii» (:rrnlt Court far the county oCIMn 2’3"Pr,-a,*»e*arv situatedj there will ,,u?'!,c *“ctlon or vendue to the hlghrtrr',h<* described in said nwrtSm. ,na’ '* to satisfy E Awk*? *, w T‘ Thad<,w“ HaH-Id «- Biveu that on the 12th day of rtt of ktutchment waa duly the Clretm Court for the County of FRMPOIT. Imide Fiflish & Band Moulding Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Mien i gan Central asrsLi: tOSt. STATIONS- Jr., will stay and work the farm in meridian or centra) Custom Wool Carding, ON SHORT NOTICE. A• the river. ^VhiYe running horaa Saturday even­ ing on the readjust east of the VU}*««. Fred Hawk, who was riding one of the borKff. wm throffH throu*bU* wire fence In front of I rank Wolfs residence cutting his face and one side w^dy Dr. Ruckle was called to drew the wounds and Fred Is now Ul. Who were, insured in the Barry, Ionia &• Kent Mutual insurance company, but have delivered up their policies and withdrew from that company some time ago, have recently rroeved notices of another heavy «-’.S«m^L These parties have paid one assezrfuent since they withdrew and declare they will - M-a.mia. against tne lands, teoeti deu*1/’!? uh!*urIj,j money* and efleetaof 1 above ni-i hundred anMxty doilar>:i AM0bi*-‘va* rrl’ini*blc on the sth day of IAN CASTLETON. The rain last week improved the spring crops amazingly amazingly. ~ . Orville Murphy, of Hastings, H-atiuga, is i» enen­ jovinv .» T? *__»-«___ ’s. joying tha the <v>ttn»ra country nt. air at E. Lockhart J. _ytxan Litzan put up a new wagon shed' shed, Jj.wmwu:'.-. :-------Zcome ___ to J- M string and P. Bass each the front with a new binder. ^jjtr*ng has built a a wagon n ogvu house. nuuae. J). __ __ff ___ colt D. YS. Kr»l*k Smith lost ..a u fine spring nniluy Sunday. -• ' ’ , Mrs. B. W. Austin enjoyed h„ her 61st birthday with her friends In Vermont­ ville June 22d. . ' A. N. Sheldon and bride returned home Tuesday. Tuesday? ' home S. Springer was in Hastings Monday on business. B. Waldron has commenced commt house keeping in In M. Shoore’s House. h'oiu Wm. Tomlison has a brother from b New York State on a visit. They had not seen each other for 15 years till last Friday. Your scribe was over to the county seat Monday. z Wm. Topleson and family visited friends in Hastings Saturday. W. Slxburry comes to the front with a new mower. Nelt. Applesman and wife, of Nash­ ville, ' Sundayed with friends in this vicinity. Miss Davis, teacher ot Haffner school, enjoyed Sunday with her parents in Hastings.__________________ Mrs. A. C. Ciemence is suffering from a severe attack of neuralgia. Mr.*Levi Blough and wife, of Logan, Sundayed with Mr. H. Livingston and wife. Of Mrerg Weelev Fox left f >r the north to-day to purchase several car-loads of pine lumber. Wm. J. Preston started on Tuesday last to visit his parents and other rela­ tives in Lyons, Mich. Presiding Elder Moores preached an interesting sermon at the M. E. church last Sunday*evening. D. D. Darling, the Fillmore postmas­ ter, is in Grand Rapids, having been tyPrice# and Estimates given on ap­ drawn as grand juror. J. Cheeshrough will rebuild his mill plication. which was burned last week on his BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. farm in Campbell township. The amount of wool marketed in Freeport this year to date is 11/XX) pounds. Highest price paid. 30 cents. Mears. P. T. Colgrove and Clement Smith, prajnlnent lawyers of Hastings, are about to form a co-partnership for the practice of law. They will make a strong team. Mr. Job Cheesebrough was compelled to start up his handle factory again Saturday morning, in order to supply the demand for hand, bay and grain rakes. Misx Augusta Hinkley's term of school closed in the primary depart­ The Jfiagara Falls Houle. ment last Friday. Miss Hinkley has taught several terms of school in this CRASD RAPIDS DIVISION. district knd has always given the bat satisfaction. L VT TUIu effect Met »M. im. Messrs. J. Yarger. J. bmelcher, N. Brayton and H. C. Peckham went to Detroit Monday and witnessed the base ball game betweefi the Detroits and ChicHgoa. When the game closed the STATIONS. score stood 4 to 1 in favor of Detroit. The Congregational society held a meeting and elected P. H. Seger. J. H. Herrington, and Samuel Roush, trus­ 10.10 Grand Rapids tee!. Sulttcription papers are l»eing 11.10 Middleville.. . circulated for the purpose of employing Irving........ I.. Rev. D. L. Eaton to preach in the Free­ port Congregational church for the coming year. „ . « During the storm on Tuesday after­ noon lightning struck J. W al ton a barn opposite W. S. Bouck’s residence in goVne. The electric fluid took out one rafter and tore off considerable siding, throwing some pleas several rods, but Sd not fire the bonding. r .u;:;rini uua tuecoat and expenae* ‘“rinding an attorney fee of r.,.- dollar* a» provided for in said mortV’-'ol-vn being described In said follow*, to Wit: ihZ ’■I've» or parrel* of land lying and be«5ilbku-x.n1U,e t"*n«hlp of hSumb, MRY roc,n.;. N.duitau, Jnx.wn and described as lot­ a ri,c half of Matb-ettt qsar ol east half of south-east d T."1 ,rct,w? thirteen (isTtn townthreefS) . Ruogues. O hZ"."* r;,V right i») west, containing uue ’M'reR o< lAiid, more or less jfR. MABBLE •’««!. May 27th. UBg. ,.,n , SAMUEL GARSON. Mortgagee. BAUBR.AU y for Mortgagee/ «uim. oi Attainment. The Circuit Court for the Some from here take in the Glass Creek Grange picnic, some go to Way­ land, some to Middlerille, and some to Thornapple lake July 3d. . T"®*® “ to be a concert at the Rob­ ins and Kinner school houses on Sunday next. Eleven o’clock atKinner’s and three at Kobin’s. Cornice Mouldings, Tn ' "f h»riTK* H>U County News. • jgpwEK’a Mills. Slovef 5F “ prett>’ *ell secured. Lorn is-JQst booming. M he^. bids fair for a good crop if we get Misecun-d without damage. u««0rtyJt?anis P“9etl o'er the coimtyd«» p®St®1w*n^GunU,te 101 mL7’ ?lke’.lf Pf-’pefly handled, is determined to be one of the greatest Pjea’ure resorts in the north, and that at no distant day. ®«ye« ““1 daughter Bell, Ik wen’Sdn' 18 vlsltlDK Mends at w MARBLE. Haaiinr, Mich- May i3tb. two. TllhMP tninn to sell their property here, vu. The ^r^deni. tKe Uvlngrton house and lot and twenty acres east of town oompriata* in . ,‘hi BdpBWw. ThexoWr thff Ijopw nHvmc.™ lltoly oecupM hr Dr. DeVore ^for^JrM Property c®1rropra.2 X-lIi) “OPT b-»r-l«oi» “L^riSTor the Lnffl Mln." WM pUy- ed here on Friday, Saturday and Mon­ day evenings last, by Jas. T. Burton and wife assisted by local artiste. Fire was discovered in Mr. Job Cheesebrough’s saw mill on his farm ■four miles east of this place, on Friday evening last about eight o’clock, and when see a the flames had spread so that it was impoesible to put them out and the mill was burned to the ground. Several hands had been at Work in the mill that day, sawing lum­ ber and it is supposed the fire caught from a spark f alling in the saw dust Lose about 81.000: no insurance. M. Brundage, residing near Clarks­ ville. bad his right knee dislocated and also received a compound fracture of the high bone near the knee joint from the kfckof a horse, while on the farm of the Seger Bros., one mile south, last Friday noon. Mr. Brundage is sixty­ seven years old and quite feeble which makes his condition very serioas. There is great danger of an immovable knee joint resulting even if he survives bis injuries. Drs. I’eckham were called and adjusted the fracture, continuing In charge until Wednesday when the injured man was removed to his home. (In Thursday of last week a severe storm passed oyer us doing considera­ ble damage, mostly by washing in' this immediate vicinity. "A couple <Jf miles east of here hall fell, entirely destroy­ ing gardens, crops and besides killing young chickens and turkevs. We have not yet learned how far this streak ex­ tended. The school is preparing for rhetorical exercises on Friday of this week, after which the summer vacation. Henry Mosher is about to add a kitchen to his house. The north part of his house is to be occupied by Dr. Hyde and his bride in the near future, so says madam rumor. Mrs. Almena Backet passed her 88th birthday on Wednesday the 16th, and is remarkably active far one of her age. Ed. Holiday fell from a load of hay last Friday breaking his arm. Will Ordway has taken unto himself a wife, Miss Lizzie Gross by name. Rate have played havoc with Stave Temple’s chickens, destroying about 40. John Moon, Sr. is the possessor of an egg layed by one of his hens, which Is nine inches one way and seven and onehalf the other. It is like a common egg except In place of the yolk there is a perfect common sized egg with the shell complete. The wool trade Is about over. Messrs. Evers, Goes. Doster, Brandstetter, Nausley and others having cleared the market. Jacob Lehnner has recently launched one of the neatest row-boats on the lake, and those desiring to spend a «easont day will do well to spend it at all lake. ) 4 Wheat la ripening fast and harvest will soon begin. Pretty cool for ice cream Saturday night. Mrs. John Perkins is out again. George Mosier is on the sick list. While drawing hay Friday last at Mr. Collier’s, Ed. Holiday feu from a load at hay breaking his arm from which he suffers a great deal ot pain. state road. Farmers are improving /the fine hay weather. The quarterly review of the Sabbath school took place last Sabbath and plainly showed that all have taken great interest inthe school. We have a very prosperous school, with Mrs. E. Peunock as superintendent intendent Harry Andrews was completely sur­ prised on returning home Tuesday to find a number of bls pupils waiting to receive bitn. A pleasant time was re­ ported. ■ Mias Robinson, of Hope, is visiting Mrs. Robert Myers. Master Henry and Harvey Sheldon, of Hastings, are visiting Leslie Klnne. Our school is closed for a short vaca­ tion. • Miss Adell Murray intends visiting friends at Grand Rapids this vacation. CAKLTON. O. Mullen, of Clare, is greeting his former acquaintances in this vicinity. Rev. E. J. Smith was called to Pitta­ burg. Pa., by the illness of his wife. Rev. Bredenstme, of Gaines, is visit­ ing his daughter, Mrs. Al N. Sheldon: E. Lockhart and wife Sundayed with friends at Quimby. * F. Gates, of Ionia, was a guest of E. Lockhart last week. Last Saturday being the 44th birth­ day of Mrs. Cross, some 60 relatives and friends made herself and family a happy surprise. Among those present were her mother and sister and brother from Clare. A large rocker and several oth­ er articles were presented to Mrs. C. M. Shores raised a 40x80 foot barn Wednesday. One hundred and twentyfive men, 24 ladles, besides numerous children attended the raising. DELTON. Thinking some of your readers would like to hear from the recent hail storm which passed just north of this place last Thursday, the 24th, we beg leave to chronicle. A dense cloud could be seen bunging In a northwesterly direction with the wind blowing from the east, but the clouds soon came rolling, tum­ bling back against the wind (which re­ minds us that the north is always to win) and with a continual roll of thun­ der and lightning it was evident a ter­ rible storm was approaching, and with the usual hurtle about the house the rain was upon us. Just north of here thev were doomed to share a worse fste. for one of the most terrible hail storms it has been the lot for man to witness was upon them, crushing everything within its power to the earth, until the com. wheat and all garden stuff looked like a cat-o-nine tails, much wrse for wear Your corrropoodent visited the neareet point to him and not until eight hours had passed and I found tbehail stona in places piled up turned the appearance of a snow drift. Some o? these heaps were measured and found to contain twelve inches of solid hall. How WHOLE NO. 1621. far west or east ft extended I cannot tell, but so far as I have seen It Is a ter­ rible destructive storm to wheat as well as corn. Some of the wheat will never be worth a farthing but the corn may survive and -be at least a very light crop. Four days after the storm hail stones were picked up in the edge of a swamp by E. E. Grilley, which gives onoeomething of an idea of the vast bodv of ice that must have fallen. The fruit crop !s damaged to some extent and we can but feel thankful, that the streak was no wider than from threefourths to one mile in width, and may the Mke never visit us again. Some of your townsman, Mr. Editor, can tell ^UjSomethlng]about It, for they were at MU Adison Pennock and Mr. F. ABlackman have each purchased a colt each of which are well bred for the race course. Mr. Blackman’s being Standard bred. Rev J. C. Chase and family are at Mr. J. IL Bush’s he having graduated at Albion with all the honors af the class of the spring term. Mr. Heriiert McAllister has returned from his visit to Golden state, looking no better Qian when lie went away. Mr. Lincoln Bush has returned from Kansas and thinks Michigan is no place for him, for he talks of j,oing back. Where will we go to celebrate the 4th is the subject of conversation here now. When some of our brother correspon­ dents’ peaches get ripe we hope they will ask us over to eat peaches and cream. A spiritualist medium of the gentler sex will raise the spirits hereabouts Thursday night The school gives an ice cream social the aame evening. Mrs. Geo. Fleming spent the past week visiting at G. A. Truman’s. Mrs. Goodwin, of Wisconsin, was a guest at L 8. Ingerson’s this week. The society event of the week was the surprise party on Nellie Truman at her home in Brooklyn. Friday night Dancing, cards, ice cream, music by Mrs. Morning, and speeches by Dr. Goodwin and others comprised the pro­ gram. Mrs. Len. Feighner has left her hus­ band for a short visit to Battle Creek. Two Misses Down from Marshall, spent Sunday with their friend. Dr. C. E. Goodwin. David Haugh and wife, of Grand Rapids, and Eugene Cook and daughter Ada. of Kalamazoo, were among our former residents who visited us this MORGO-THORNAPPLE. The Ice cream social at Barryville Wednesday night was a grand success, and rellects credit on the ladits having it in charge­ Elder Paxton’s child, of Barryvflle, is not expected to live. Lung difficulty. Mr. Scothorn commenced harvesting his wheat Saturday. A party of fishermen from Charlotte spent Sunday at the lake. Old Mr. Sherman was taken to the county house Monday. He is in his 85th year, and thinks it hard that he must end his life In the poor house. NORTH-WE»T 0ABTLETON. J. F. Black has bought a pair of colts of Moses Fuller. Mr. 8. Overholt and wife, of Nash­ ville, visited friends at Martin Corners last Sunday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J udge Barnum. a son. That is what makes J udge look so much prouder. There will be a picrite in Judge Yertiss’s woods. Fourth of July. Haying is the order of the day. Corn is looking fine. Sheriff Long was in town last week. Thoa. McGraw, who was arrested for stealing Alfred F ruins’ harness, failed to materalize at the preliminary ex­ amination and his bondsmen are out one hundred dollars. Millard Hamleton and wife visited A. W. Wilcox Sunday. x Geo. Hook, a young German, who has been working for Wm. Bukgees, gave Burgfea a good threshing last week. Hook says Burgess is trying to beat him out of his pay, J. H. Tuckerman, Wm. Seger, Dr. Fay and Preston Jewell spent part x>f last week fishing at Bristol lake. They report a good time and lota of fish. There will be a social dance at the L'nion house Friday night, July td. Everybody is invited. DOWLING. Maud Van Horn has returned home to spend vacation. * Quite a. few from this place attended Children'll day excerises at Banfield Sunday. \_ Wonder if that fellow got “lost" that was’ seen strolling way off up In Rut­ land Sunday? Dr. VanHorn has two little nelcen visiting him. Jason Tobias has traded his mulee for a span of horses. Oh, now 1 do wish something would happen. Nothing bed. of course, but nice, so there would be Mrs. Hyatt was called to York State something something to write about. Monday by the death ot her mother. GUM DROPS. Children’s day was observed, with very nlc* services, at the Evangelical church Sunday evening. The house Hastings Will Celebrate.—The was packed and many were unable to full programme of exercises for the celgain admittance. ebration in this city July 3d, is given The wool market has about closed. Ed. Ovlatt has left us again—away below. It has been decided by the pro­ jectors of the celebration to have it as on duty. School doses Thursday evening. free as possible from the objectionable Prof. Estabrook of Olivet college, wfll feature of the usual observance of In­ deliver a lecture in the interest of the dependence day. A larger sum than school fund at the M. E. church in the usual has Iwen raised by our enterpris­ ing citizens for the occasion, but will be evening. Ed. McCartney's school In the expended mostly as prizes for unobject­ ionable sports, and for the trotting and Feighner district dosed Friday. The unsightly fence has been re­ running races on the fair grounds, and moved In front of the school grounds. the bass ball game. Read the programe, and see if you do not say that it is the All of it should come down. H. W. Dickinson has returned from most pleasing and sensible that could be devised for a celebration of our na­ his visit to York State friends. Mrs. Geo. Tomlison. of Hastings, is tional birthday. at AL Selleck’a. Salute st sunrise. Sheriff Long was in town on horse­ thief business Thursday. Our band goes to Kalamo Saturday J. M. Bauer, marshal of the day. to participate in a band tournament.. Exhibition drill at 10 JO. by the Drill Corp, of noting* Division X3.nk. ltP. The prize will return with them. Exrerclse* at Court House *quai Walt StilweU will build the Masonic Music. Band. and K. P. Hall on the 2d floor of the Prayer. Rev. W. A. Hunsberger. Music. America. Choir. new Boise hardware. Bob Nevins, of Battle Creek, was in between (*r*S and town this week, on business. No teams allo* A surprise party was given Bertha completed. that space during the day. Grinnell Saturday evening at the resi­ tat. Free for all foot race dence of Jas. Fleming. Fred Baker skipped town last Mon­ day, taking the prindpal part ot his goods with him and and leaving most of his debts behind. His creditors put on crape, but a telegram from him says he will be back the «th and settle up. which cases their minds considerable. Mb.’ Free for all. »Und and Jump. Id prize. O. U. BUCKRR. 02; 2nd prize. »1. TUi. Free (or all. run and jump. 1st prize. ’ wi"'1 /reefer all, hop, step and .jump. 1st FOUR CORNERS. <3; 2nd prize, »i. Geo. Bump and wife Sundayed at D. prize. 0th. Free for all. throwing 20 lb weight. 1st J’. Sprague's. Myron Barnum. of your city, Bunturn with oranges daved with friends at this place. In * banket. friz Mfas Ora Summers closed a very suc­ cessful! term of school al this place on entitled to one present Friday last. James Smith, of Odessa, Sundayed with hta parents and many friends in this vicinity. A couple of the fair sex were on on street the other day peddling baskets. t--forr 10 a. m., July ad. Chas. Price, of Osceola county, is committee, At B M. A. B. MeOmber and E. W. Morrill A with us ugaliixCo. will send, up hot air balloon*, each with card The boys are washing their buggies for the 4th. Girls, do yo suppose we faanU from Morrill & Co. , will get a chance to go? A special pHw of W.so will be give® to the Cherries are ripe and Alice will have to go and can some for the coming win­ ter. Also bake some pies and cakes for the harvest hands, therefore she cannot tell you anv more news this week. OSANQSvnjJt mills. A heavy rain accompanied bv wind visited us last week doing considerable damage to crops. Mr. Hewitt considers his loss about S150. Henry Knickerbocker and daughter, of Rutland, called on friends here the pa-st week. One of Henry Lewis’ little boys fell and dislocated his elbow last Sunday. Ettie and Belle Falk, of Wayland, will visit at C. H. Thurston’s this week, and wUl celebrate the 4^h at Hastings before they return. . ; Eddie Brown, of Kalamazoo, visited his brother and sister Friday and Sat­ urday. ■ Mrs. Frank Wise, of Hopkins, is vis­ iting her sister this week. Mrs. T. Hayes, of South Pine Lake, is calling on friends here this week. A few of the Orangeville people will take in the celebration at Hastings next Satuaday. at the Fair Ground to ba called at 2 p. NashvilleNo. L Free for all trot, best a In a. half mile heats, race called at 1 p. w. Prizes: lit |u: ndgW;ardM. / No. 2. 8talUon» trotting race, best 2 in ». half mile beats.ealled al 2 :U p. m. Prise*: 1st •10; 2nd . �PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. AUDACIOUS DOINGS A Great A T«rribl» Cane at Scrofula Cured by LAKE SHORE STRIKERS 80 XWAV AHEAD OF THE RECORD Hood's Sarsaparilla in uie wuim-.i ......... — Scrofula hl one of the r>o.t Chicago, Juno !&.—Saturday's davriopUm United Slate* and Mexico relieve tho montony of a mere dlfforenca respectively SU.MMJUi and V,386,U33 bushels whent, since tho last report, decreasing l^li.Odi bushels, and’ corn increasing tention to immediately dlawlvo poriter Referring to England’s relations with tbs at the peaceful torminabarvia-Bulg aria war, 'lite governor of Louisiana has approved A. - t..ll f-— ________ . o J®** aiiace**csovur«>“**“—, conttmally exuding an offenstve tnasa ox bloody Mtter disgusting to liehold, ai>d almoal Intolerable to cotare. It is tmpoasiblc to fully describe tny suffering*, as the case w» comidieated with Chronic Catarrt. After •three years of misery, having been treated by three yhplems. i *ow* Finally, on the reromroemtetien of W. J. Huntley, druggist. of Lockyort. I was Induced to try Mood’s sarsaparilla. ’ And now. after having taken twelve botUcs, wilhlu die Im. twelve months, the scTofukiu* eruption# have fairs h»re dour for ethers, but I do know that!» stove-molders of Troy, N. Y., numbering LNX), will ruturu to work on tho nmnufart- later in the day a similar attempt was made by the company to remove a train of four freight cam, propelled by two engines at South Chicago. Hare, however, the pur- tealn unmolurted beyond tho state Limits In a suit trie.! a* Fhilabelphla, the Onteal Transportation company obtained judg meat for against the Pullman PalaeaCor company. Governor Foeter delivered nddieseea. The Irlah jiarlinmentary fund committee ot«New York has raised 4W.WB to send abroad. One gentleman who withheld his name gave at the m-etlng on Monday exhibition. THE AMERICAN DERBY. xirra, Eatt Wlteon, XT.Thia riatenicni is ctrjlrawd Uy W. J. Humicy, druggist, of Lockport, N. V., who calls the euro a arret rtrtory fur Bari’s hars.ijc.rllU. Send for book giving riatem«.te of many cures. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Blue Wing second, Sir Joseph third; IOO Doses One Dollar. IM PORTA NT Fa VI PENCE. Tho annual convention of tho American IBaltimoke, June 1R—The papal ablegates Count Stanislaus Mnccloll and Mngr. Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a o cent ticket with each pound for cash. lots for any Crockery we havejn stock at face value. Try Our Tea!. Sni^Bams & VanAraaa. March 10th, 1886. RUSSELL HAS Removed HI8 STOCK OF that vnessl.by a United States revenue cutm^it display. admitted a licentiate in Ireland is Mrs. friends walking along and keeping up But suddenly the two engines pushed ahead and left tho crowds yelling with disappoint- oemg protocC. Gothright, indictmante were returned every revoiuttoa, and rapidly gaining upon it At Fifty-ninth street the Oaring engine ajrcuo, xwrrw xoruiaw, w. xu Aiarurs, w. Vanderbilts, and other wealthy men, are liable to arrest. Lake distingulsiwd thsnvsolvas by going in John A. Wall, a prominent attorney of Milwaukee, died of joralysis Thursday Judge Tuley, of Chicago, has decided coupling pin, until tho officer getting tired ■ama Tiro shooting was not intended to ceivwl but Utah wounds, notwithstanding the battle raged until Englewood- was A French girl treated by Pasteur in April returned to her home in the department of Jura and recently died of hydrophobia. wm on Wednesday night entered by burglam, who drilled tbo safe and took F70U in money and 41,200 in stampa In a hospital at Buffalo, in the case of a woman with a tumor in her throat, an opanlng was made into the stomach, through which food is pawed directly. the Irish National I«ogt» of America, re­ mitted £12,00) Tbureday to tha treasurer of Mtehlcan has always been looked upon by the lubabltant* of other States, a»[n particularly unhealthy region. And in­ deed the otttcbil reports of the State Board of Health show thnt such is la fact the ease. Whatever the cause may be. It Is certain thnt rheumatic, nruralcle and bronchial troubles have been and are today fearfully . prevalent ln_every portion of the state. It stands to reaJKin, therefore, that where so much suffering exilu, there should be acorrrapondlng endeavor to relieve the suffering, aouthaaaiern corner of Archbishop Gibbons’ and w» have today in tha state of Micm gnu probably tho best Institution for fur­ thering this end that can be found any­ where in the United Stales 1 refer to ths HibbardRheumatla Syrup Co..of J acksou. laity. Archbishop Gibbons was clad in Which It has been my privilege to Invent) purple gown, capo and rochet gate recently. I not only ascertained be­ yond a doubt that the goods they manu lecture nre nb*olutft!y pure and mads from the beat possible materials but nisei that the remedy Is producing results really wonderful. The following ere n few of very many facta which came under lecturers and their employ. myobaervation: Mr. C. D. Denio, a grocer of Jackson, was »o overcome by sciatic rheumatism, rejected end the fol- that his right arm, leg and ride, were par alj Hid and shrunken. He could not walk and suffered intense pain, which .could only be relieved by morphine To­ day he U well wholly through using the Rheumatic Syrup. * Mr. A. E. Stockwell, manager ot the Moxtrfal, June —Chairman Keys, of tho church pastoral denouncing the order. English and Irish Catholic members think the bishops have exceeded their authority. the policemen had .tapped off their train,uLd they found themselves in the situation ot The strikers tooi ovatiou \>y tho crowd oaietub'.ud. Tho next event proved a Waterloo, how­ ever, for the switeum.-n. The freight train of 3812, residing at Oneida, 5. Y , Shot hlm- rion that ho was a burden to his family. Louisville, June Ths Republican state executive committee hold a long ses­ sion Thursday night and decided to num- Effingham, Illa, at a depth cf l.tMS feet. judge of tho supremo court. night at Wiota, Wia ■witch, guarding the switchman on duty, were adopted Ito prevent uncoupling. Again tiro Ktri.ers appropriated an engine and John E. O’Sullivan, a Catholic priest of capture it, and lubae.piantly fell behind and moved slowly toward South Chicago NATURE’S, PERFECT HEALTHen­ was hanged here Friday for tbo murdur of Archibald Item., near till. place last Sep­ tember. Ho confessed hi. crime nud at- joy their food. It reduces CURE FOR AMD Ilureluable lell(M Sl,,lcools L» K!IntheInartiv ^Pltea ,ut - and11H Fever, Blood. l.lyrr n-the-Bowvbi DisPEPSii.srM^S CONSTIPATION. Sick-Headache. S A . Dillard and James Emmette, both colored. Win eure Ctonstipaliou, Hick Headache and I)v»peirils. It regulate* the bowelK am enables those Lkwmtov. Ma, June 24—The Knights of Itenwm. r steel-rail mill end employ 1,000 »>■ Th. Allan. Na. capitalists iuu advanced l-\'W,CXJ0 to the Panama Canal company os security tor the calling CaL Harwood, tho Republican can­ didate for congress, a thtof, robber and mnMarer. THE MARKETS. that Receiver Brown shall sell the property follow.: heat-No. S Jene. opened 7s*aWhc. clewed H>tc nominal; Jniy, o.wned W\c, ckJsd 73c; Angu>t. opened n*c, c1»mn1 T4J4f^7«ygc. CansuoUnae' eltzer e Dubuque, whoso liabllltloB are 415,000 or Gen. Sherman was K M. DRY GOODS AND Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro. eery, on State Stteet, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well'as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goode in his line, at the Lowest Prices. lev Goods Constantly irriwj1 JULIUS RUSSELL We have taken the Agency for the new line of D$^C ANO They are something entirely new in design and finish, of superior quality and fully war­ ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost We also sell the Latest and Best feiuent Paints in Large and^Small quantities; also Varnishes. Tur­ pentine and Japans. ■ Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point. They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fvurth to one-naif the^expense of other plows. Parker’s Tonic. A Pure Family Medicine i&ssfisss. 'Aaa’Asa ssjii “asasK&wsg. HIKCOX > CO., Sold by all druggists in large Utttes at one dollar were .oca behind the bars at Hyde -Park. The Hyde Park pol were continually recel to protect the railway property end enable pubonous rheumatic humors that hot lucv became disfigured, her left aide par­ alyzed and her general health und< rmlnad. She was never so well in her life as to-day and ascribes !t wholly to HiLbard’s Rheumatic Syrup. a Mr. Geo. W; Kennedy, ttocy. of the Electric Light Co., Jackson, was wholly cured of a terrible rusumatic trouble by tha same means and says lt» blood puri­ fying Influence is wonderful. His experi­ ence is also confirmed by Deputy Sheriff Geo. H. Maun, of Jackson. I could go ou and cite many mere cases but It Ik not noeeaaary. 1 myself have a dear friend who came near dying by neuralgia of the heart, and who wm saved just in time by the prompt use ot th la remedy. Tickets good in 25c CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers Low Estimates on Jackson Tile. ROGERS & CO <1 f. Saturday evening ----- SELL THE CELEBRATED—- Jno. Deer Corn & Summer­ Fallow Cultivator. banks wore |4(J.SUU,7W The senate committee on pensions will An Indispensible Farming Tool. The beat in the world. lumlwr firm of Grand Rapids, Mich, AF suffocated, and two children were fatally without giving them W©5 The Champion Twine Binder & Mower. These machines have been thoroughly tested, aii'l have over611 8atisfactory ’n evefy instance: Call and look them THE NORTH FAIRFIELD PLOW. .Our large sales of this plow and the splendid satisfaction it Svee wherever tried proves its worth. The North Fairfield h e best plow made, as every farmer will tell yov who ns^,L The Rick’s Spring Tooth Harrow is a Harrow that very fanner ovght to have. For sale evclnaively by Rogers & !• ausey. �===== OUR NATIONAL SOLONS. GONE to HIS LONG REST VEILCHEN. g DIGEST OF THE WEEK IN SENATE AND HOUSE. . Aldrich, senator from Rhode restated in tho Mante Mon.vitatloa toattemf tb* World'* : vn at Chicago July a Tb* tty of Cid-ago a block of . 1 WO. bora park tn that . : >r public ln«utuU<«*, wm re!.* were aitxaniicd so m to . * motion to reconsider. s iupt<4 calling ua tb* Ininfcraiatimi *» to loud ... .1 Tl._ . xMwices tune, vJ u T0nr mlnd lhc 'rhoLe tottfc JI you back to June* ' Did ever the went of a good cigar. Miuvm on the breath of the evening air. Bring to you memurlaa different by t*rat all. m* cheret « hat do you think a vt.Uet raid «»thto same magical way! NtHhtag at all of the g*rden bed w doomed until today. A Wamark,the m<Xrall<hl' wlth none to ta.1 troo> B^.r CkOTUoi, The clasp of the band that is dear to me; U,rtn- • kite In the dark. 1110 violet t> scent brought near to me. _____ —Providence JoaraaL Xu'SSS’“W'-olOTOTUton. u- ™ qmtt, itas,., UR*ou,'oormaa, Gray Iloar Jomb of Arkansas. Jan** of Nevada Me' from the treasury of ftt-flJU railmioton of mail* on non-subsllady - controlled by tho Central tii? ul'-L .-ra of the I’uion Pacific ’ pA'ii.i* without tho consent of ! ■ sundry civil bill wa* con­ . ,omitted and several aniend:r.-tung xe^irialion thsreoq ware ur of ohlcr. on jxiint* nmho by '..-i , --.ncq.-J struggle belffg on a 'Randall, t. . tj rtiiund by raquirinii tbe i<su* __ ::-.-,;al tender notes, which it •-•ii-d cad been »tui-p*d without ■ X:.T! wa- a li'ptv.iS-y tbesetmta Tuesday raiuostthe frediii lit to call the attention of ;ovnrnmon-_ Hawley'* motion the vote by which the Beck si that honoiabta men might convicted of felony. Tho klatki bririly but jrithout oc! went over, and pre-antpUou rsprai t ill w|- taken up. Biair's at:u>ndin*nt Liautlcg a .-qglj owuerrijip of dr*srt lands to a re. ill an amchduxuit thereto ap­ plying U - -q-.i* prin- ihl* to all public lands •ran- votal dbwa, and th* senate adjourned. dtojwtcbe* were rend in tho 'iflorou. style of the great laughter . nnJ up­ to bill granting railway . JVDQK DAVID naVIS. ?ek!X Alison, Conger, CuUnm Th* biU iwl already now gora to to* prorident, . '.•to** o' thirty private pension bill* w«r« ,ld u*/Ur” ohouiie *’’■* r*f*rrcd to th* invalid pensions coaunitto*, tho sotuite amenJrn«uta to th* agricultural bill non. concurred inland (to.v w. j. b*wo1I of . L. Mitchojl. of « tsoonrin, appointed to ujUH w- u no.vcoucurroil in. Tho - - ---- ••• ulo nOUle then resun»d’consideration of the .uudry civil bill and bland'i, amundmi-nt tohaus 81 Ilk- Jun’ «—Judge “ faw atauteB'af^ ujorniim Whec b* U,,t tb* aM,ml*re of hl* family a few devoted fro nds w«rt> .t hl. t*Jrid*. At W o clock Friday night It wai it th" ^‘rilngutohed jurist was " dt>Qr- ftnd hh attending pfiyriexprva^d their bellel that he wonM ?°* *“'Kb*- For aorand »ctous. and wb*c aroasod and atlmd » qUM. Uan he w.iuld nuawc,r involuntarily, not J*"* “■ **** »^’ytfXtto < n’co^I«*l no «m* and cvideaUjP“T .u d,rhKht 1M r»P*<Ur S' abottt ® °'ok,ck ril®~te Which had, brou growing tor a yuur had nt last connller^q J •—i. i ■ “““ >«“es»ian wa* atUc .e,l with a carbuncle, which amuuu-.I a malignant character, f ita ca*o proErewod favorably h».— V trrasury adoate L An amendment appro­ .------- ; ““n »c - v.-o priating f lle/w < tar vault* in torn l’hllad*S ™ of n,is wllh —I.L- ’ L,_^ . . . phia mint for silver storage and for other I«rinz from Chang*, was kdopted. An amendment to jil. •-----■ reauorvo lu tar *01 r#ee,vh»«. Joltar for dob ! condition one of some gravity, and a wook ■.OTO.UII.ttoo „< I ^itoo. a-uratoo, that ha could not live within Latter* of condolence to tha family are Judge Dari* died worth IS,WO,OOP. not a dollar of which wm taadn in »t»culaUon. adjourned at (10:46. HU wmIiL ____ _ . i_ . _ ' . . Washixutox City, June 28.—In the houae Saturday the conference report on the bill requiring the land grout railroad* chil'Jrea. to pay the cost of selecting, conveying and surveying tbu r road was submitted. (A* RAVAGES OF DIPHTHERIA. the bill origittelly praoxl the hou*o it an/ plied only to the Union Pacific system; but proprtaliou fur th* bureau of ongraving on.! Dktkoit, Mich., June 24.—A terrible black diphtheria ha* invaded the town* of Ecorse, Spring Welle and Royal Oak, near Detroit, and u carrying off large, numbers of victims. Children are takraj sick with­ out warning, their throats swell, and in a ollars wn* ruled out on a point of An appropriation for tho national 16-year-old daughter died; tho bouw adjuuruod. COMBINATION OF MAIL CLERKS in tor th-? .unt er of s,-•rial-act pensioner* it annually required to jvay a. aduptej. Th- Manto bill* x monument to Abraham Lin­ clerks wero Mr*. Georg* Campbell died of btaek diphtbxv- the sucond day thereafter another died, and Tuesday two more, having only the father and one child out of g family of eavcn per iona Mra McDonald and her five children also became victim*, the mother dying, but the children recovering. I'rcatnUo.- i have been taken by the health autboritio.v to pre- Announced that, seeing no STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. proqec-.b; lul d. He then reported to {be ra 14 Jameaou, general superintendent railway mail service, as follows: with Uhl-. pay til* pensions, stating, tixt nt it"x-«.pproprialions far pensions wer-'1 -.it aisda than- would bo no money spiring to obstruct^ the r-rgulaUon of the ia tlx- trsawu* to puy tosn. A long da- service by tls« department, and to injure it* batotrilois|<liat th* comlurion of which Morrs-on tafr-i tb<. previous question in tie sdOjAioh tbe ar .rodmunt, and itead awed to!.y-Sto:) the table. Reed’s mo-toward their! fellow cterk* by representing xLu ltopuiB.-dni tta-n staved off a vote by the purjxiscB of such a**<x-tatlou to be Mhu»tering tjitil th* hou*« suljournod. merely beuowlunt, and thus entangling Wx,un-f<ri. Cirr, Juno JL—Tho bill .-tn me to axpreei hl- gratitkato.apply iBe er.cy iu th* shipping bill > j tew, comparatively, could be pointed enteut 1.... prjKldent wav p*M,>d by •ills- ito r. t Ly which Iteck’s bill prohibitlug '.r^r^j:;Lu taking law bus.nes* of land *? ’’J^r *ra' 'ictt-vted at length and w;-.' : Ztl 21—Van Wycfc being tbe ?°‘} " r11 nny on’l C")l, Gray, Dsyn*, •'*3011 th* cniy Dtfinocratic yeaa; terrM to tho juiUdary com{-rwriitaattal veto** of pritote on it Thursday at fl p. m. > went into executive camion upon the reopening of the I ccnrideraUon «a* raised .. J ~ ito. I --- lay, and the Republicans Lt.uxter against tbe propowd Uvual proceeding* ia th* connoirs wore gone through with lhs bouse ordered— m until S p m., ... mxxi, judb Ja—Altar tn* Vuueh-,, efcmiu,* buataw. In UteMoai* Utiday Umjbill prorldlug for tb* apF'ra-iMinU United Blatai dirtrlot jadgM toutberb district ot Alabama wm I Murdock Hollingshead, Uoorgo W. H'borutoB, A. G. Kroetai»cht W. W. Kicker, J. E. Dillon, Cl ft. Scott, Charles Q Brown, i. L Chamberlin, C. Q Meade. W. Q McKinney, G, M. Dodrlck, T. Miller, E. B. Fcwdick. T. K- Jenkin*, Jenkin*. M. H. King. Kins. Owen Owan £ Sullivan, a F. Morrison. W. M. _________ , _ H. KUh, C. _l*unucker, ,, ,,__ (C. Bullington, R Kirkland. J. W. m Itandail. -1 J. A Bumphrys, R. F. I Haugvd b it> opposition but yielded to Naw Yong, June 2d.—Th* people of Po'.teraviU*, Hunterdon county, X. J., at­ tended a church festival last Thursday, and and are under tb* care of pbySidatia iu o*cl> cnee are The symptom th* same, but as yot too doc­ tors have be*u unable to determin* th* cans-i of the poisoning. The' patlnrita when first attacked were afflicted with cramra, followed ny nausra, and in three instances byXB.er* oouruhlous. One of the physicians who is looking after forty lb* ca«.« said. “Soiuo of my j stunts uro very low and their *ymptoms are *0 pecu­ liar that it to difficult to determin* what toe real cause of thsir illness to. In my opinion it to tho sulphate ot xlnc scrap*! from tho CHXCAiX), June 2U—The fart moll train ou tho Chlgofin. burlington & Quincy rail­ rood was behind time at Burlington a few day ago, and made up by running to Cres­ ton, 1U0 miiee, in four hours and twenty mlnutaa A part of the way it made belter than a mile a minute a Maakad Mob. Drraoir Ctn, Mina., Jun* xl—William Kahliban alias Big Bad. who Wednesday morning shot and killed J. Cotiv*y, tho villago marshal, whoa tho latter was trying to break up a disturbance created by tb* murderer ia front of th* Masoulc block, was taken from the jail W*dne*day night elusive, at cuu far.’ for tho round trip, on account of the National Educational tiMociation's mretiug. ______ SFKixoriKin, II1a, June 3A—Tlw state Prohibition convention met here Wednesday , »„tl» ran. _______ . VUO XM U.UW) , w. — —• — — — -- ------procurer. HD body was riddled with ballot* by the CTOwd. After tho lynching the brothel and its furniture were burned. the apiKiinttnant of commit lorn. Vnatttt, Jtine -Flood* are increasing in Tloleare and extent in blle.1*. Bohemte wri i.x prMtiptlon rq • ocorhuion ,u P* Fits Jobtjj 6*w»ll Bd-.-ucal Paxama, Juno 211-Advice* from Chili ■how that fifty-one parson* in all hare been killed tn tbo election riot*, report* of which -~.-bUd»tt. mi wouuuvu. —, ----- — —- killed at Santiago, and th* boxplta.li filled with lb* wounded. Mr LE*D-«»u, •“•-•••— a —------ • ----- , — la the fishery oueetion, sold it might involv* or reUr^. st th? Probate MMMt furtm-r.-.1. r- NATIVES OF COUNTY CORK. util Mcminy. :>vu vvuehrrenoo iu senate U.-ti Uken up and Blnir offered i. lul :;; prohibiting any one ownern 1 than r-W acre* This brought . . -gii*ti of owncrabip ot vast tract* cf .H!d <>■' ‘‘»*1 rited oasoM where *ing>e ta­ i r-.n-xU 4m’*1 »ach «•“*• •» KO.iM?ox>d ’•• j ' acre*. Without duportug 77th ilay at July ST An amendment requiring «wk forward. The diet of the Irishman in this part of the country is, of counse, potatoes and milk. .As Ih« liiinself pula iu he him po­ tatoes twenty-ono times a week. 'In the event of B blight, such a* the historic one, the result iti certain part* of Ireland could scarcely be lea. disastrous than st any former period. If one may judge from the physique ot his consumer*, tho diet requires no recommendation of the medical faculty, for a more stalwart race rt would be difficult to find. In this cor­ ner of the country so long “preserved," w« should expect to find tho natural Irishman, and we certainly found him, The native Irish is almost universally spoken; but at the same time the major­ ity of the younger generation speak Eng­ lish will! a brogue of the most exquisite flavor. Here, also, we have the Irishman in the typical attire to which caricaturists have accustomed us. To tho visitor from the other island, it is a ludicrous picture to see him in tall hat, Idue tailed coat, and knee-brwclies at work in his wretched plot, like a philosopher out for a little recreation. It i* not so much the style of Ids garmento, however, tluit makes their picturesquenflgs; it is their ptMitively mirucukraa raggednes*. .We feci that tliis ruggedness has quite passed the stage of disrepuUibility. and lias actually become ornamentation. But it is above all the hat that fixe* tho atten­ tion. We have often closely inspected it, and our wonder never ceased how. in tiie course of a single life, any lint, how­ ever weather-beaten and .however brutally used, could attain that pre­ Adamite look. It is the great charm of travel in Ire­ land that one can become acquainted with its people in *o short a time and on such easy term*. The Irishman ia the most approachable of human beings, and us the very Irishman tlu-stranger wishes to know is In most cases his own lord and master, intervouroe is thus ■made doubly easy. If in the edUrse of a soli­ tary walk yon should desire the solace of a little conversation you have but tu take your seat on one of the turf walls that form the fences in these parts of the country. If you are a snoker and pro­ duce your pipe, you will ftnvu nt on ad­ ditional inducement. Before you are well Seated you will lie solutex! with: “A line day sir. God We prnfeea!" and a care­ less figure will l>e Seen tqipnuching with a spade or. pickax iover hu slioulUer. Sharing your tobacco with him it will remain with yourself to conclude the in­ terview. Before ten minutes have passed you will have had the outlines of liis fam­ ily history, and bis views on things in genend, not even excepting his priest. At the end of as many hours' conversa­ tion as you please I In- will speed yZu on ■ your way with a fervent “God |npsnrve you lung!" and port with you us if you liad been hh lihi-long friend.—Cham­ bers' Journal. Not a particle of tho porjxnee is wturted in preparing it for th>i mark'd. Finn, the skin is taken off, which is superior even to alligator hide far carriage lenthor and for ahocs. The skin is nearly an inch Uiick, but it is planofl down until it be­ comes nearly trumducenL Thu blubber is tried out, yiebling an oil equal to the best sperm oil for lubricating, and two bther grades are made from the head and jaw, both being superior to tliat from the blabber. Thu jaw oil ia twee! by jewelers and watch-makers, wha pay at the rate of * 15 a gallon for it. There b u tradi­ tion that anciently it was so highly <•.*teemed that it was in demand for the table of royalty. In the times of Queen Elizalxeth it wua served to the nobh* of England with bread crunilw and vinegar. •It b a chief dainty of the Greenlanders. It b dark-colored and bloody. The car­ cass of thepoq>oi*> b thrown in with menhaden, and a little more oil b tried out of it, after which it becomes a fertil­ izer. An average porpoise b worth in all alxout $40.—Chicago Times. The English people are very fond of posucripts. The young man who wanto his father or mother to send him a 5-pound note, this being the reel object of his letter, always covers the four sides of his note-paper with generalitipe about mutual friends and his intense zeal Hi his desk, and then slips the request in aa u poetATipt. So if he wants to borrow money from a friend. So if it isn't con­ venient to repay borrowed money bot^ rowed money or reclaim nn 1. O. U. So with the young lady who writes a con­ fidential letter to a friend. The pith of the whole communication is sure to be in the postscript.—London Cor. Baltimore Herald. __________ Wm. w^cout. 'Judge of l*n>bat«. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder Ecvcrrarie*. A marvel of purity rirenrth and wbolMamenes*. More emomlcB than the ordinary kind*, and cannot be »/,ld In competition with the multitude ot low test, short Wright, alum or phosphate powder*. Sold only w Baadto Powdbu Uo.. 1M BUEL SITTERS! Burdock blood Bitters TL„l Ache l.L. in Small of .r Back. r. . That Burdock Blood Bitters Weary, Aching Bones. Burdock Blood Bitters Dyspepsia. mydnty to ray re­ specting Burdock Blood Bitten, that it Is the best medicine I ever toot I suffered two or three yean from stomach troubles and dyjpepsm aa well aa from liver aod kidnpr complamL I waa not able to at­ tend to my buameM. My wife was afflicted in much the same way.' We read of your t $".1° tte P“POT’ “d made up our minds that we would fry tAem. Tbcreault is mv wife and I began to improve at once, and l am now able to do more hard work than before in ten years. It relieved my kidney trouble* m well. We both with you, the makers of iu Godspeed. JOSEPH LANDON. Chelsea, Vt MdjtUss UTHLOPHOROS^a^toE nustlirai and n-jU. »nd iuonr i>tiy»lcl»a» ATKLOPHOROS CO.. IQ WILL IT.. IEW TOM. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM PARKER S TONIC H.V..UW1WI iu wuu IHUW*,, IM1U no suit or proceedings at law lining Wen Institut­ ed to recover the moneys secured by said tnortgrae, or any part thcreof: ' Hove, therefore, by v irtue of thepeww of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute tn such ea*e made and provided, notice to hereby gl'en ttui on Saturday, the 1Mb day of Septem■ iA .V-t ,0“ O'cloek In the forenoon, r dull sell at jmbUe auction to th# highest bidder, at the north front door of the court bouac. in cIRMtUigs. in tbe County <rf Barry and -Mau; irf Mtehiganjthit being the place where the Circuit Court for Harry County is bolden) the premise* described In said mortgage, or to much thereof as may be ncccMxry to -pay the amount due on arid mortaage. with right per '’•ot all legricwvu. together with of nftecn dollar* covenanted premises bclug described In said ril thorn certain lots, plices (Laltcate In the Qty of H** ... County of tUury ami Hlkte of Mich Iran and known and described u follows .- the north half (ns' of lot No. seven linndred and ttilrteen <D3), the north half (n!4) at lot nnmber seven hundred aad fourteen (nfl. and the north half (tn;) of tot number seven hundred and nfteenjllB), of the «lty (formerly village) «( IlMtinra, Harn- County, Mkhlgau. according to the recorded Bist thereof. Dated June JHd: tsw. . Jt’UUS STARK. Mortgagee. KKAFPKN i VAXARMAk, Default haring becn mxfo iu Uie conditions of a certain mortgage made by William Mayrtartl and Hannah Maynartl, his wife, to Jane* Itooley. Dated Muy ath. J MJ. ami recorded In the office of the reglrtp- of deeds for the county of Barry am! state of Mjchlran on the 16th day of October A. D. ISM. itfldber No. IS of mortga­ ges on page «oi. Said mortgage was given to .secure i _ _ . . dollar* —•• WM. .... HMM , MUM MUC IU BC.ril ,OATS from the date..which sold mnrtgage was duly as­ signed by the Mid James Dooley to David K. < ook on the sth day of May. A. D. u«. and sold niMgument recorded In the ofllre of the register of dredsfor Barry County. Michigan, In Utter S3[of assignments, on page in, on the I Sth dav of October, A. D. 1MX It was In Mid mortgage expressly agreed that should 4ny default be modi* lu the payment of ....... .7. m*... uur MIU pu.auic, na l should U><- Mem remalnxiupold wd in arTbmts for the spare of *lxtv day*, then and from thrncefortb. Ibat 14 alter the fiipw of said sixty day. the aforejiald principal sum of seven ho»dnil dollars, with ail arrvaragi-n cd Interest thrre.Ki. Viould nt the option ot th.- cUd June* Dooley, hto executors, adminlrtratoni and as­ signs, become and be due and payable immedi­ ately tlierealter. And default having been made in the payment o' Interest duo Slay Mb.. imi, and the same still remaining unjmld, the aforesaid principal sum of seven hundred dol­ lars with all arrearages of interest thereon hath been and t« now declared to be now due and parable; and there l« uow claimed to bo dur and payable at th* date of this notice the sum of eight hundred and flfty-eirtt and te-tto dollara, and no suit or proceeding* at law or tn equity having t»een Inrtlttued to recover the moneys secured by Mid mortgage or any part ...... v ....I*,. III vxrii ea»e made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the Tth day of August. A. D. iwr. at oue o'clock in the afternoon. I ihrtl sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the north front door of the court house In the morhage with seven percent. Interest and all legal costs, the nrcmlse* bring descrlbod In arid nwrtgwi a* follow i: .Tirtfsouth wan quarter of the south east quar­ ter of section S3, towma-north ot range 0 west. ^Tichigan u>wnah*p 01 Bu0Mad'. Borey- Coanty, ItoteriMay 1Kb, A. D. Ito; DAVID R. COOK. Default having been made lo the condition* to Walter Clark, and dated October Sod. A. D. 1M1, aud recorded in the office of the Hcglster ot Deed* for the County of Barry, Michigan. Octolier 24th. A. D. uwu. at h& HINDERCORNS Health is 24 By which default the powererf sale in said mort- as there h now claimed to l>c due and unpaid on Mid mortgag« and the bond accompanying Um same, at Uw date of this notice, the sum or four thousand five bundrei and sixty dollars iMJXDj and no suit Or prorev.linm, at law or. In equity hsvinx been token to collect the snine or any part thereof Now. then-fore, notice Is hereby given that hy virtue of the power of sale In said mortgsg* con­ tained, and the statute tn such case made aud provld<-d. on the ninth day of July A. Ik isw>. at nine o'clock in the forenoon at the north front door <rf the Barry County Court House in the City at Hastings, in the County of Barry, Michi­ gan. that being the Place of holding b Cownty of Barry, wher id. there will be sold at to the btgbest bidder. satisfy the amount ed* of land situate in the townah town and Ai —Igab. known BsssrkJUSsitSfsffi’ts John C. West & Co., 1 Wist Madison Bt.. The ornamental Pisonia grandia of Australia ha* seeds like an elongated barley corn, which are covered with a sticky gum. This adheres to the legs and feathers of winged croaturce coming in contact with it, and makes the plant a natural bird catcher, no Iraa than 100 birds having been known to be captured by one tree in Victoria.—Arkansaw Trav- Default havl of a certain n» trieb and Matilda Htark. dated June 13tli, lu the office of the n County of Barry and State of Mkldgan on the 13th day of June. A. D. UH. In Liber M of Mori gag.-, on page£7«. on which mortgage there to claim*! to be dMe at the date of this noUc* the sum of trro hundred ntoety-ux and rf-lOQ dollar* Including the taxes on said mortgaged premis­ es for the year A. D, IS® aud the rnterevl there CHICOGO ILL. A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty ; but it is a part Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. north of range seven weet. Dated April ISOs. A. D. IMS. WAI.TEKCLA F. M. WADLEIGH. __________Attorney for Mortgagee. �T Grand Special Sale! Threshers, Attention! TLams&o, IUcsb^ Jdly im. It u reported. and oc rood authority, that bills are pooled throughout the county, warning people to beware of 1880. A national bank fa Austin, Minn., failed June 12th, liabilities due deposi­ tors, 890,000. Not a dollar of these 11abllities are secured and tbe good people of that town are out 890,000. If Aus­ tin had had a government depository instead of a national bank, there would have been no loss to depositors.—Jour­ nal. As usual, our contemporary favors the idea of the government supplant­ ing' individuals fa the banking business. There are just as good reasons for the government interfering with any and all otherkindu of business now carried on by the citizens. But if the govern­ ment should establish a printing house in Hastings, publish a paper for half what the Journal charges, do Job work at prices 60 per cent below our neigh­ bor^ prices, how he would kick. Tbe government could do thia, to tbe de­ triment of all the printing establlsbiseats here, and we opine that the Journal would growl as hard as the linker if tbe government established its depositories about the country fa op­ position to those managed by its citizens. We can look on with complacency while some other fellow’s ox is gored; but If the ox belongs to us, our humanity as­ serts itself. And in general a man should apply a rule to his own business before he applies It to the business of hin neighbor. When he does this, he will satisfy himself that the less a gov­ ernment comes fa business competition with its citizens the better for all con- Bishop Spaulding, fa a recent article . in tbe Forum discussing the subject “Is there danger of a revolution?” states that the chief danger Iles in the fact that the people of this country arc growing in the habit of looking too much to the government, instead of themselves, to solve the great problems of the day. In other words the people themselves must work out their own salvation. The article is well worth the perusal of every thinking man. The democratic organs are now howl­ ing that “Republicans go on voting pensions and make no arrangement for paying them.” Republicans always have paid pensions, and they will con­ tinue to discharge that as among the aacred duties. It is the “solids" that don’t wish to pay them and want to sec a way to escape the duty. The Kalamazoo Gazette, democratic, says: few democrats will deny that Gov. Alger's administration, from a practical businees point of view, has been excelled by none in Michigan’s history. The Barry County Democrat will please make a note of this honest coofeesion of a brother democratic ediW. D. Fuller, of Newaygo, chairman of the greenback party, is ostensibly op­ posed to fusion. J ‘ranington, of Otarlottc, ia acknowledged to be of easy po­ litical virtue; hence the significance of the recent midnight pilgrimage of the latter to Newaygo. Jamas G. Blaine will deliver the open­ ing speech of the Maine campaign dur­ ing the first week in August. That it will outline the issues between the two tition of the republican party, is a foreThey are talking of nominating Ja& W. Hine, of the Lowell Journal, as the republican candidate for congress. Mr. Hine is too good a newspaper man to We are agents for a dozen, different manufacture- and Profits No Object, for All Goods Must Go! Every article marked down. I have made prices that sell them. . Now is the time to buy, while the assortment is com­ plete. My Stock is New. BEST GRAIN DRILL . No shelf-worn shoddy. I bought the goods right, as I paid On the Market. The BUCKEYE in all styles and FARMFPfc « the cash and got all discounts. I have sold ;them close, as 1 FAVORITE. We have had an have sold for cash. But I have decided to Immense Wagon Trade Close Them All Out! Regardless of former figures. As I sell for cash only, I save my customers from paying interest on other people s ac­ counts, and from furnishing goods gratis to dead-beats. But former prices are discounted by the figures I now offer: A Mec'ff Suit ................................ i• S 50; former price, 8 1 50; others sell for 8 5 00 “ 7 00; “ » 00 A much better Men’s Sult.....5 00; “ 8 00; , “ 1°00 A servicable all wool suit. . fl 00; 00; •*“ 1000; 00; “ 1? 00 A daisy suit................................... 77 00; 10 18 00 A fine worsted suit 12 00; ** 15 00; All Clothing at I’roportionate Rates. I have always made a specialty of keeping good Overalls, that I could warrant. I do not keep any of the alleged ’cheap overalls,” that are dear at any price. I have cut the price to these figures: A good warranted Overall 60c; former price, 8 00; others charge 8 75 Mil Editor:—A recent journey from A bitter “ 76c; “ »: 1 00 our comparatively quiet dtjr of Hast­ The bret “ 90c. “ 1 00; 1 others don’t keep ings, Mich., through Grand Rapids to Chicago, that grand and brisky rail-road center of the west, furnished many in­ I have the exclusive agency for Wilson Bros.’ Fine Shirts, teresting soeoes of important instruc­ tion worthy of note. the best in this or any other market. I sell: it is boom! boom! along the line. First a boom is started for this one for governor; then the other fellow has it for the time. The’Banner is, content to let others do this booming individu­ als lor candidates, being satisfied with the selections that shall be made by the concentrated wisdom of the delegatefl to tbe state convention. Barry county will send a delegation that will endeav­ or tb nominate the best men for the re­ spective iftate offices. We predict that the- republican preliminary caucuses will be more largely attended tills fall than they have heretofore been during the history of thG party. An exciting time is anticipated at Atlanta, Gx, on July 1st, at which date the law prohibiting the sale of liquor goes into effect The Atlanta brewery, . backed by capitalists, declares that it will continue to manufacture and sell liquor, and the civil authorities say that they will rigidly enforce the law. The outcome will be watched with in­ terest > Wa can suit yon in make, quality and price of --------- OF---------- Clothing, Hats, Caps and 'threshers and Engines. Gent’s Furnishing Goods. iBB wilfu) and malicious perpetrated doubtless with the view otdeterring people from coming here the 3d. There are no cases of any contagious diseases inthedttf. The sobjoined letter fnto Physician and health officer, Dr. E. II. Lathrop, fully explains the matter. We are loth to believe that the citiieiu of any of our neighboring towns would perpetrate such an outrage as jmdeavorlng to raise this false alarm, with the hope of injuring the celebra­ tion here. Doubtless it is the work of vagabonds, and is discountenanced by all reputable citizens: ' KUITOR HANNER: I understand that it has been report­ ed throughout the county that Hust­ ings has a large number of contageous diseasea, and warning people from vis­ iting our dty. This report is mallcioaslv false. Our dty is enjoying re­ markably good health and prosperity. e had no contageous diseases report­ ed for several weeks prior to June 19th. Only six caree of scarlet fever, have been reported, all of a mild form.and all recovered or nearly so. No cases have been reported in a week. The sanitary condition of our dty is being thorough­ ly looked after, and we have no other contagions reported. Tbe state law compels all householders, physicians, hotel-keepers, keepers of boarding hous­ es and tenants to report promptly all contageous diseaaee within families, and any failure to do so will be vigor­ ously prosecuted. E. H. LATHROP. M. D. CKy PbyalcUn qnd Health Officer. BDXTQMUJ. NOTH, President Cleveland evidently real­ izes that his position on tbe Fitz-John Porter bill is a ticklish one, as he calls for more time fa which-to consider whether or not he will veto the bill. He'll be imprecated If be doeo and he’ll 1* imprecated if be don’t, and from which horn of the dilemma to emerge as the most prolific, is a grave question fa his mind. . Missouri, and likewise crossing the* abd______________________ j river, with a pleasant view of Kansas City and its rapid improvements’ wm . still more interestingly engaging. Here let me say the journey from Chicago to Kansas City was over the “Chicago A Alton R. R.” Having traveled on many different railroads fa several parts of the United States for years past, I am free to say that the1 Chicago & Alton, for the kind accammodativeneas of its train men and the special comforts of their palatial reclining chair seated cars free from extra cost to all1 through passengers. Is decidedly the best of anything I nave met. From Kansas City tbe journey was continued over the Atehinson. Topeka fc Santa R. R, through I-awrenee. To­ peka, Emporia. Newton and several other important cities in southern Kan­ sas, to the dty of Sterling, near great bend, thus securing many magnificent views of a moot decidedly attractive country. A return journey through much of the same country, and especially impor­ tant porta of Indiana, taking In a very interesting camp-meeting, and meeting two sons and many noble friends. fprded a very pleasant and busy time till the return to Hastings, including two weeks and a day. ’ Many impressive and instructive statements might be made from various observations, but not wishing to tres­ pass on your valuable space we desist for the present A good unlaundried Shirt.. 8 80; former price, 8 Fancy la undried Shirt .46; “ Wilson Bros, unlaun’d Shirt 1 00; 1 1 “ laundried “ 1 00; 1 Good Work Shirt Better work Shirt The best work Shirt........ 50; 45; 25; K: 50; others charge 8 49 79 others don’t keep them others charge “ • 50 75 90 Harvest Mittens, 25c per pair. I have a full line of Mexican Sea-Grass Hammocks, which I will close out at 11.00 each. These are usually sold at $1.50 each. I cannot give a complete price list, but enough to show that I have reduced prices on all goods from 15 to 40 per cent. Now is the time to buy, if good goods and low prices are any object to you. Never m the history of Hastings was clothing sold so cheap as I am offering now. R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier. This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker a nd the Flin Wagon, which has many points of excellence notpowessed bv any other. Don’t forget when you want a buggy in anv stvl. and of the best manufacture that you can find, them ’at on, warehouse. Respectfully, • MESSER BROS. |_|AMMOND’S “Slug Shot!” IS GUARANTEED To Destroy Potato, Chinch &. Rose Bugs And all Lice, Worms or Caierpillers upon Mellon, Egg, Cucumber, Cotton, Tobacco, Cabbage and Tomato Plants, Currant Bush­ es, Fruit or Omamerital Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubs and Flowering Plants. Ddudctions von Uot-Slug Shot is sn inpalpable powder to lie dinted on tbe plants. It contains poison thoroughly diffused through natural and chemical ‘ fertilL-rrb, and is perfectly safe fa its use no matter how bountifully applied. Price 6 cents per lb. Put up fa 5 and 10 lb packages. SjOOO.OOO lbs sold since J. H. BEAMER & CO. Sole agents for Barry County. VTRAORDINARY Values! MRJKDITOR: I ;would like to ask why tbe proceed­ ings of the School Board can not be published the same as the Council pro­ ceedings. as I think It far more impor­ tant The most of the taxes paid fa this cityper year are school taxes and 1 thfak the tax-paying people would like to know wnat the school board are do­ ing. If 1 am not mistaken there were resolutions passed at each union ward caucus last spring to have each mem­ ber of the school board, elected at said spring election, cast their vote to have the proceedings of the school board rblished same as council proceedings. would like to have some member of said, board respond th rough the columns of your paper. .___________ AHVB8CRIBER. -------- IN--------- Ladies’ and Children’s Jerseys and Jackets! Tbe through line from Chicago to St Joseph, Missouri, over the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway wiUbe open topubllc use on and after May 2d. 188a The extention west from Alta­ mont (from which point the main line diverges to St. Joseph) has been con­ structed with the utmost care, and in all respects compares favorably with any of the older Portions of the Rock Island system. Through express trains run as follows: Leave Chicago 18:10 p. m. and 11 p.nu arrive in St. Joseph 8:15 a.m. and 7 *5 p. m respectively. Returning, leave St Joseph 735 p. m. and < *5 a. rm. arriving fa Chicago at We have the most Complete Stock in the City. Our New Spring Stock is In AND COMPRISES tcriaed by the same comfort, luxury and splendor which have made the Kan­ sas City Route of tbe Rock Island so universally popular. The new line opens up a new and independent avenue of transportation to and from one nf nmst t'.onriaing. gtxabwHl cities of the West—a city of 50.000 inhabitants, commanding an immense trade and covers a vast area included in the states and territories contiguous and tributa­ ry to it Success to the through line to St. Joseph, and may the Chicago, Rock Island & IWlfic 'management harvest that full measure of reward which their superior energy and enter­ prise have so fairly earned. Ti»e proprietorship of lore-letters han been forever wMt in England, three eBtrangruR-nt may demand and receive whatever noewnae they may wefit, with the full iwmrance that they can not b published without their consent, nor cm The above is a cut of the celebrated Argand Vapor Stoves! SOLD ONLY BY ’ Weissert Bros., Hastings. Mich. You will also find in their store all the latest and best d» signs in Vapor Stoves. They are agents for a halLdo™ a-T ferent makee. and can suit in both Soods and pnee^ ■ Buildar A ou will find in their store the lanrosth« " ’s Hardware in BarL &^£*T °' :immense trade in these goods, which is pre^f ST . Bu‘Wera should get their on™ '*»£ *?T pl?,ces' N. B.—They sell more stoves aSrenXu?^v tablishment in Barry County ““ y other “■ All the Latest Novelties'. Come and See! Remember that in The Little Brick Grocery We are Belling Groceries cheaper than others, and we pay more for Butter and Egge Goodyear & Barnes. �The Hastings Barnier. Tastings.THURSDAV.JULxXf tarn. evening the 3rd. Except mua. wUl be furnished. All can be ^«ooou>»«. mu .ixn, lDSSS FEHBOH*£M£NTION. Mrs. & Greusti hi on the sick list Miss Belle Spaulding is in Chicago. ircher the more profuse the thanks, y-tbe-by, Mr. Jones ia ever ready to wait , on customers at the grocerv house of W. H. Schantz. B £XCURSIONIbTS AND Major Key is spending a few days at his former bomb, Howard City. WniLMroriDt tor th. i™ h„t HaSrS^'1' °f Jackson‘ Simdayal m tree tor all trot Saturday a. n. Krith 1*. T. Colgrove’s mother and sister Your attention is specially directed left this afternoon for an extended visit drtvor or Tom Carr, wm taken with a uKtSS;;.** v“* with relative# and friends at Reed City. j to the old established Jew­ cram] elry House, bla hone W^JfX-?torlBnt»rt*lnn»oisM tor profit ot InMfs. Addle Reed Fleming returned in* . ___ to Plainwell Saturday, where her par ­ *" rusU“u ents reside. It was with pleasure that When that concrete sidewalk is Hastings friends again heard her - E. Sevin. 1. vlatin. with her built on all sides of the court house .berp«reM Ia,,tjKjlKm. • w,ul voice in their midst, twling. ns they do. Their stock is unsurpassed in the dty for extent and quality <v>n*i sting of a commendable pride in the great imwjuare. if It ever is; and when a hand­ AT<Ht3! ' ‘ 1 hldU1,11 h,“.Iv?tod ““ “,w bouw Eroveinent she has made in music since Diamonds, Watches, (MU Hhiei some court house is buUt, if it ever is i»elng built by J. p. Roberts. er departure from ne’re. That she is Precious Stones. Chains, Charms. the lance* »tock of WATCHE^ destined for, a brilliant musical career Fine Jewelry, Unique (/moments. with‘roilSK<’ “.“L Tl,lf ,|>at ,he 4th a^uredndS ‘“*qUHlntonce? a11 feel Etc.. Et^ Etc. «1U1 relatives at Kalamazoo. M.rn»In Solid Cold. Gold Filled. 8111 The selection of gems has been made Dorr forj« that next Monday. July fUrlotu. i> Tbr *jA"w.dl Penny Frew '■■kiiimJs** because with the greatest care by the most ex­ 'toting relative, ta thl. dty. 12th. yeai can have th, opportunity to <>t tl.DT m.n. I_____ i kej wind and *eeond-hand Watchpert judges, and the workmanship on consult l>r. 11™ u the Haslroas Hot»e. '“f WllklM *• tb l.nnd lUp. the jewelry is not excelled by any estab­ ids vbiting her young friends. <! inu -uu\W»tvhor tuiy other good* In We hear the Dr. Is dolne a crest You’re another. We said that if lishment in the country. is3M,tcbell returned to her larmers counted their time worth any­ . ... »■ MirXnd examine my stock. ““ T” h're but The Optical Department where, so let chose who may be ailing home in Grand Rapids Monday. DAUCHY & CO. thing, they could sell their wool near­ and haw failed to get help visit him JOHN BE88MER, whi^in HasUngsnJS Mondi“ )yhlUoc‘‘ waa greeting his er home and net just as much money.! is conducted by men ot large experience 27 Park Place and 24-26 Murray St, Jeweler and Optician. So long as Barry county ..farmers sell 10 and each case of defective eymight is many Hastings friends Thursday. bushels of wheat in Plainwell for every treated on scientific principles, lenses Oik. Em Buhry, informs us that he fUqinWN M’-rii. . cutk b"11 brtll» return*! pound of Allegan county wool that< being selected perfectly adapted to re­ ■ns already kt the contract for claying from their northern Special Offer.5J2S pAKMBR’ trip Saturday. finds its way to Hastings, we shall not lieve, if not absolutely to remedy the the track on the fairground, work hav­ intt?1I^l0',">dy- ” H«»" look kick. Y ou may pay a few more <«nts defect. No charge Is made for test­ ing lieen commenced on the sauie^ Th« in the ball game at Detroit Monday. Er pound for wool for 'two weeks in ing the eyre. Don't Cive Any Orders! track will be in fine shape for the rare e year titan does Plainwell, but we WRIGHT. KAY & CO., VanAnnan wegt to Grand l»eat you from B to 8 cents per bushel on the 3G Ji. The manager of the track POPULAR LOCAL LISTS invites horse owfiers to use the track as Rapids Saturday, returning Tuesday. OD wheat the year around.—Plainwell 140 Woodward Ave., . I’m1! R?-th«ey “ by doln« thn , Mra- Spyer. of Grand Rapids, is visit, •Penny ITeas. •’ Cor. Campus Martius, will Assist in working it down. ing her daughter. Mrs. OU Bentley Not quite so fa?t. Mr. Press. We see • DETROIT. !«T; THE OLDEST! A BfNNiNG race between Dr. Gouch­ I line of i JVJIki?S “d Wlfe Went to you quote wheat in your last issue at 75c. The Banner of the same week •■ -ir House, HMMlngs. Mieh. er’s horse “Leo" and J. J. Fuller's Detroit Saturday, returning Tuesday. •Olive Logan," best 3 in 5, one-half George Clark, of Manistee, is spend­ also quotes wheat 75c. Please inform * Ivhn Tr*v. J mile heaU. has been arranged for #25,00 ing a few days withhb friends m this us by what process you make from 5 to 8c difference in the above quotations. A . at!^i<*lr»*lw*yi «i band. MtAhe fBir irrounds city. . The Banner quotes under, rather Jn U»ls city on h ridiy afteijoon the 30th. , kuke Waters and John Doxey and than above the buying price. yifAL^ CARRIAGE FAINT! • That this-will be a closelv contested race is a foregone conclusion. Horse­ Denies are spending the week at Wall Stabbing Affray.—The peaceable men in this dty rather favda. the g.3?ement Smith and family will leave village of Freeport was the scene of a Gouther home. Paint yotri Euggyfor fJenfs. any of >^Two new suits for damages caused C lucago this evening, for a two week's serious stabbing affray Saturday after­ visit ' these Colors f noon, when Edward Austin, a farmer by defective sidewalks have been com­ Coach R. K. Grant and C. C. Mason and living near that place, plunged the t>fcrk Wtnr. Citron Yellow. menced against Charlotte. That city famihea are spending the week at Wall blade of a large pocket knife seven has paid a big sum tn settle one suit- Lake. times into the side and-back of George No Varnish Needed. and the prospects of more “blood mon­ Miller, a Freeport blacksmith. It ap­ L. E. Knappen and family are at Gun pears that Austin ia a quiet sort of a To be the Most Convenient, Useful and Labor Saving Article ey" moves the Republican to urge the of Household Furniture. , Lake where they will spend a couple of num. who was never known to have any passage erf an ordinance forbidding the weeks. building of any more wooden side­ difficulty before. Miller is only quarrel­ walks in Charlotte. -Do our own “dtv Francis Graves is now editor of the some -when in liquor, when he is very dad..- tak* th® hiro v V Labor' Herald, published at Grand abusive and pugnacious. The circutn This ib Its Third Year of MAHM for sale. stance* of Saturday's blood spilling ap­ Rapids. And Still They Come.—During 1 | wil! «cii aiy fann of W »rrv» lu Hast into pear to be as follows. Austin was one . nnlfiip. fatr tranw how. bank barn aaxW. the visit of Dr. Hem last week, his zMiss Jessie Sage goes to Ohio to-day, of the “horribles" in the 3rd of J uly .irrtpulll. Rood«t>rrtanl of all kind* of trull. *11 i-in^nl txrt I'i wre. 'VU1 •»«•» *e«T ’heap on rooms at the Hastings House were where she expects to remain for the parade at Freeport Disguised as he r^rfuibl-rTri ' For further partleulxrs en- crowded the greater part of the time, summer. was, it is claimed that Miller recogniz­ :iiHut :nv reddewr, !u«t t*«> mile* north and and we sometimes wonder whe/e all Mibb Winnie Walldruff, of Grand ed him, and took occasion to give nim ci- HxstltiK- National Bank, And the thousands iu use bear testimo­ ., WM. BALDWIN. . the sick raid descrepit come from. One lnJ!w?fe.b‘ tte ,n“*t °f H' Power* n vigorous kick as he passed him In the ny V tit superiority over procession. At the barn of Sam’l thing Is certain, in all cases of chronic Roush, where the “horribles" parted and long-standing diseases, he is emin­ W. H. Warner, of Ypsilanti, was the ently successful. He probably treats guest of Hastiqgs friends a portion of company with their toggery. Miller put in an appearance, claiming that Austin more cases every vear. of this class, than the past week. There is No Experimenting in had been lying about him, and that he usually falls to the lot of a local physi­ buying the Mrs. P. A. Sheldon and sems are had determined to thump him in re­ cian during a life time. standing a few weeks with relatives at taliation. Austin denied having re­ ported what Miller claimed, and told Thereihi-c none in this section but Benton Harbor. New Lyman.’ the latter to keep away from him, as be that realise that the "heated term" Is up­ John Bustiy and N. Weinstein went did not want to have any trouble. For on us. Far several days the mercury has to Detroit Saturday, to witness Mon­ the next hour it is claimed that Austin made it his business to try to avoid waltzed among' the nineties. To those day’s ball game. Miller, while the latter persistently fol­ so fortunate as to be able to lay aside Rev. Levi Master and daughter Liz­ the cares of business and visit the cool zie, of Ionia, attended the Niskem- lowed him. calling him all sorts of vile name*, and repeating his threat to whip summer resorts ot this country, the Wheeler wedding. him. Finally Miller saw Austin on excessive heat is not without its enjoy­ Mrs. Milo Williams returned Wed­ the platrorm in froht of the Conrfnerment; but the toiling millions must fight the battle of life, whether the nesday last from a visit with her cial house, and told him to come out there and fight him. The former re­ weather be hot or cold. Barry county daughter Ella, in Wisconsin. plied that he knew Miller could whip is indeed fortunate in that numerous Married, by Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, lakes are within its borders, where its Saturday July 3d. Warren Hawkins him, and he didn't want to fight any people can bask Ixmeath the bool shade and Nettie Boughton, lx>th of this dty. ww. Thereupon the belligerent black­ If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the smith replied. “D—n you; I'm going to of the trees and enjoy, the cool breezes Chester Lathrop and family have re­ Hck you any way; and if you won’t from the waters. , ‘Acme" Brand, and Accept No Other I For Sale at moved to Grand Rapids, he having come to me, 1’11 go where you are," or It is evident that Dr; Hess Is doing a secured, a job in a l>arber shop in that words to that effect, and started to i*iituldlion this week, 1.728. carrv his threat Into execution. Anagreat amount of good here in our com­ city. tin tried to run away, but the large IL Rose is building a new Jnro. munity, for people come from near and Chas. Griswold and wife, ot Middle­ crowd prevented vfcry rapid progress, We Kelly is building a new far for treatment, all of whom are satis­ ville. and I. N. Keeler and wile, of and Miller overtook him. hitting him a Charlotte, were in the city Thursday severe blow in the face as/he came up fied that he can cure when others fail. fivuse-on Jefferson street. • ' ’ with him. Austin continued his at­ A well known citizen of our place, was last. Bt y a Mt of that six cent factory heard to toy to a friend on the street, Miss Lillian Estes departed for Kala­ tempts at retreat to no purpose, receiv­ that he would not be willing to take mazoo Monday morning, and will be ing two more blows from Miller. Tiitm was but very little drunken- one hundred tlolLirb for the l>ehelit hu the guest of Korn* Bostwick for a few Angered beyond further endurance, anil to defend himself against a man lie its* in this city Saturday, and no ar- had already received from the treat­ weeks. considered his superior in strength, ment of Hess. And another man Mrs. E. Haff, who spent a couple oi Austin drew and opened his pocket living here. who was treated yean* . --------- FOR--------»•» । •: meeting of Post 125 G. ago by him and when the Dr. began weeks with her parents In this dty, re­ knife, and rtnbl>ed his assailant seven rturday evening, July. 10, at ' treating him, his case was considered turned to ivr home In Grand Rapitls, times in the side and back. The wounds, while very painful are not utterly hopeless. He wa> cured and Friday. considered as ictal. Austin was : -. i. service and reception of hae remained well ever since. These Mrs. A. H-Johnson and son Claude u.itull connection at the M. cased can! be referred to if necessary, took the train this moniing for a few brought to this city, and ou Monday ARE UNSURPASSED.and for the in-netit of those who are jiling week's visit with relatives in Oakland arraigned lieforri E?q. Kenaston on the '’••aday morning. two charges of •‘.■issault with intent to null has the sidetrack in and wish to consult theDr.. he visits here and Wayne counties. kill" and “assnnlt with intent to do again Monday, Jidy 12lh./atthe Hast­ . 'uisiness. and as early as great bodily harm.” The hearing was ings House. ________ y These paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, consisting of P. W. Niskern and son Emory, of set down for July 26111, and the prisoner ill • grinding llonr. Wm»inko BELixJ^At the residence Manistee, were in the city Thursday re­ gave bonds for S5M with Hiram Rog­ Whit* Jsad, Qvuie of Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce the : .. .vho escaped from the turning Friday.. Mrs. Niskern and ers and 1’atrick Dooley as surieties for different shades, the whole being ground and mixed In a scientific manner, by the ’' ma several weeks ago. was of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith, broth­ son Bussell returned with them. his appearance. It is claimed that latest imprmed machinery, in strictly pure Linseed OU; the result being an ar­ near C»-.Iar Creek Monday. er and sister of the bride. ThursdayMrs. Richmond left on Friday for a Austin will have Miller arrested for ticle which for fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on ntra.-t for putting in the evening last. Lieutenant Albert D. visit with friends in Tekonsha; from assault and making threats. Those from whom we gleaned the above pur­ the market. • th- new roller mill has Niskern, I ’. S. A., and Miss Stella A. thence she goes to New York state. Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme” PaiuU are far ported statement of facts claim that the Ypsilanti Machine: Wheeler Were united in marriage. Rovs. She will lie absent several months. Austin has tbesympathy of the vast superior to strictly purr White Lead. — as Lead, when used Levi Masters, of Ionia, and W. A. Chas. Dion leaves for Coldwater to­ majority of the peop'e of Freeport and alone, can from the mode of its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Add), resist one thousand dozen eggs, Hunsberger, of Hastings officiating morrow, which place he intends mak­ vicinitv; that he simply defended him­ The house of Mr. and Mrs. bmitli the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain, portion •■'i- well pay more than any self against a man who was made ing his future home. Charlie has many • in the. city; not as much. was suggestive of the nature of the friends iu this dty who much regret brutid bv whiskey. It is also asserted of Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly pure White Lend, we have succeeded in manu­ event. Festoons of Howers, handsome that Miller hits several times before facturing a paint which embraces all <Ae advantage* to lie gained by the use of bouquets and other appropriate decora­ bls departure. BKKT. TINKLER. uasaulted people, Ln one instance chas­ tions indicating that hearts and hands Mr.-Itephe returned to this dty from ing his hired man about the streets of Lead, with none of its disadvantages. I'-ijlrh. & (>>_•, will sell doth- were to be united there that evening, As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ t-during the month of July.as f Chief among the decorations was a his southern trip Tuesday. Hr talks Freeport with a butcher knife. ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling -in durability and ap­ ' r-ducc stock before moving floral umbrella under which the couple of going to Alaska, and may go farther Tan shades in kid gloven. best -aver nSw store on state St., near stood while the marriage ntes were north and set up in biudne«s al the long pearance. offered for one dollar, at M. E. N’s. 1 lost north pola IKrlormuL At ca).u> u>t music or « Mrs. Ward Shriner, Charlotte, and D. We wish to compliment the street “i the Hastings base ball wedding march excellently renderm by Professional painters are everywhere endorsing them, owing to the seipcrior . tine in thblr new uniforms. Mrs. Addie Reed Fleming, the bridal H. Goodenow and wife, of Albion, were commissioner and street committee tor •mil what Is more, this is a hard team party entered the sitting room where ID th.dtv Friday, tor th, pun«» of the excellent work they are doing on the results accomplished through their use. and the great saving io time and labor city highways. Let the good work go ui-ht. The boys feel anxious to cross the ceremony took place. . The groom s attending the wedding of A. D. Nisk­ For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use •Mts witli foemen worthy their mettlej “best men" were Lieutenants Thayer ern and Stella Wheeler. of Portland. Oregon, ami of While practicing for the ball play Mil'. Coman. mother of Mrs. J. C. Evanston. HL the three being attired last week Cha.-. Doyle was hit in the Andrus, died of consumption Friday in full-dress uniforms. The bride and stomach by the ball, by reason of which • ••ruing, in the R2d year of her age. The brideetmdds. Miss Lizzie Master, of he has since been confined to the house. Ionia, and Miss Nellie hnappen. of It is feared his injuries are quite serious. Why Id your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby IT XOT HATAXA HUM. wmain- were taken to Silver Creek. Ji. When you can make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE PAINTS? 1 •• for interment. The deceased hail Albion, were becomingly dressed in Lieut* Lewis ami Thayer, graduates whltoUrhe marriage “""W ‘in an Ln valid tor several veara. mojTftfrcMlvc. Atwr the;-btul of class -M. Wert Point, attended the The cost will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) Lew i- .'•ternV closing out sale is pronounced man and wife, the newiy wedding ol their classmate Lieut. Niskern acting aa groomsmen. The former When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the ‘H ihg taken ml vantage of by Barry wadded pair received the hearty gratuUticna of their assembled fr ends. hZ’bSirigned to duty in Dakota, Acme Decorative Paints. county bargain hunters. He is selling Refreshments were served, and the and the latter in Texas. . his «it:re stock ht and below cost, be- ‘•inner man" fared sumptuously. They are put up in M pints, pints and quarts; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ W B Randall and wife and son >iving that such u course is more There were present ily use. Louis, of Grand Rapids, were the •Hvantagtous than to ship the goods to Philadelphia. Manistee, Midt.leMllu guests of W. IL Powers an family a -fU'.ngi>, where ho will soon remove. C-hirtotw Albion, lonl. Bortion of the past week The latter On F.ajDAy last a 5-yesr old son of Numerous and coetly presents attested rode his bicycle from tbe R*pi<b» here, --------- AGENCY AT--------- * John Eggleston, living on the .John m a substantial way the making the distance in half a day, in­ «kk1 wishes of present ami abaenl ' ______ I rtn tho mar) Kurtz farm, pulled the plug from the • local Advertising Rates: Monday4' Curtta retlirned 10 Toledo Visitors to Detroit. Wright, Kay & Co. w Newspaper Advertising THE DEERING EVERYBODY FINDS-AFTER TRIAL f >. “New Lyman” Vapor Stove Gaoiyev’s Drag hi. Unequaled Success! For Sale by H. A. Goodyear & Sons GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS Durability, Elasticity Beauty and Economy Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. . « , • $1000 FORFEIT Neal’s Adamant Paints. Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. N l»k«» Manistee on the fi oltlDck t^ln that evening. They expect to remain in Northern Michigan a couple months, « han they will return to this dty. ■A*x’‘’L2-ctzJ Lieut. Niskern expects to report for " •T-ix Woodruff died at his duty witlthb regiment which Is station•‘•■•u- in Irving township Tneeday p. tn„ uTb^. robing ■‘Jb r an illness of several weeks. Mr. lii7 age'and w“ n ,nem" nJ; well and favorably known in W»l3 S?v Jmd vicinity. *nd “ w^n in ttir hearts of Hastings people.. ‘••wdKted Augurt 2br’62r in Co. -C" nlice AH^rill wish thtm PW^hM^Sr and Mechanics, and wsrvthe journey»nd of lire: J®* that ro until honorably discharge! in June, SI.in ro»Fl/K». ’ tneir viDilmiU slunt and inserted one of his »hT'rs lh<’ho!e- A breeze starting Ui-windmill nt the time, the little felthe httrnf'"* WaS nenrlj' 8evorod from • IVThr Louisville Courier Journal says That Chas. Baldwin, the famous trail pitcher " 'was formerly a farmer boy and could throw so accurately that he could kill a bird on the fence with a stone, nine times out of ten. DO yards “£3^ This paragraph is now on a tour and is the latest compalgn be. The genial and gentlemanly Charles Wesley Jones. Esq-, kindly the parched typos in the Banner office Monday Hlternc^on. with a liberal sup­ ply of lemonade. Thanks, C. W.; but, my boy, remember the larger the Goodyear's Drugstore. A GENTUMAM S SMOKE Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in this Paper. �BLOOD ON THE TRACER THE NEWS IN BRIEF. PREDICTED BY A CHICAGO PACKING­ HOUSE EMPLOYE. Hceaae to Paddy Ryan, the pugilist. About fifty farmers, residing in the vicin­ ity af Walnut Hill, Illa, nave organized a trtim, but look oat for (tending dislike of Um Fink scion man, and The snereanWo firm of Fobs <fc Stockton, of Winston, N. Q, has failed, with liablHUse of ftiU.UMl A. Orendorff, of Springfield, bu been olncied chairman of tb- Illinois Democratic bands will not strike. ■ Ill ia Another packing boost employe, vbo ra- city tiunday evening. He was evidently forgter employe, C. Arthur Preller, In order to eecure acme <5,000 Ufa insurance in Eng- bring down tbesr police force on Tuesday morning and attempt to take out a train. CriUt Tbe Chicago dlretory'for 1386 indicates population of 75U.0UU A profit of *6,000 for June ^ls reports a single man of theirs EX-SENATOR WIXOM’S TRUST. eon Ue ted. Ngktiifucld, Minn., July A—In an ad­ dress at this place Saturday sx-Heaator Windom diseuwod the 'Relations of Capl- brought about peaceably. Ha said that to accompltan thi* will require coaclllatlou, moderation, ribd a spirit of justice ou both uu oubu lacvory oi nrigg*. OU A Beveridge, at Appleton, Wla, at •.'aS.OCin, WM Durrod Tuesday even - Trouble b likely to arise in I: MMued as if the «bote mt-Tnal bt bouse had been upset and Thn society in which Mrs. Wellington economy of tbe of irony —7 .permeated * movss with becoming grace and dignity reversed. A spirit — tb, -uili.hn.mt Hu thoruntiht her superior intelligence. She is a woman of views, in other word*—and tbe mother of twins, it is proper to add. Her husband points to her with pride, as a man po»3e«sing such a wife should do. and listens to her with deference under all circumstances. And «o when she said to him recently that she proposed to adopt tins eiglit-hour doetzine in the management of her domestic affaire, lie merely smiled in b slow and vague way and waited for her to s|ieak further. “I have been thinking about the matter.” she continued, “and 1 see no reason why the advantages of such a reform should Im« limit*! to the shops and fsetorim. It may bo only a woman's whim, but it Seems to me tliat the plan wilt work quite as well in household industry. At any rate, I am going to try it. 1 am an eight-hour woman. Richard dear, and after U>-day thia will be an eight-hqur house." “I had not considered the subject in that light," Mr. Wellington obsened. with an air of surprise and confusion. "I dare say you haven't," his wife re­ turned. “but you must I* able t-> see st a glance that no one kind of labor has any right to ask special pnvilegre in such a case. It is absurd, Richard dear, don't you know, to say that there should be days of different lengtlis for different claiseer of people. If the butcher, the liaker and the candloitick-niaker can do ' sufficient work in eight hours, so can the hotwefa-eper and the assistant*—and of course, with more leisure, they can give more attention to lawks, music, painting and other forma of culture, and thns make themselve* better and happier without neglecting their practical dutiea.” “But are you sure," Mr. Wellington ventured to adc, “that household work is of a nature which can be adapt«<d to ar­ bitrary conditions of time and season? It occurs to me tliat I have often heard you say a woman's work is never done; and I must say I don't how you an- going to shorten it by trying to dispose of it in eight bourn instead of ten or twelve." "That is sophistry," Mra. Wellington promptly answered, “a* you would know if you had studied this eight-liour prob­ lem in a careful and unprejudiced man­ ner. The statistics show. Richard dear, that ia all the industries w liere the hours of tailor have been reduced the production has been increased, which proves that it h a mistake to rappoae that the longer a person labors the more "Undoubtedly," Mrs. Wellington con­ tinued. in earnest tonm, "the tune will come when the triumplis of inventive genius will practically absolve iu from for Salisbury and Churchill that their unnatural antagonism boa caused Thoughtful men on both sides are earnestly common Interset. (.opartnersbip and a fair divlxion of Ute profits would seem to be the natural solution. “A dltUcuit proposi­ tion," you say. Of course it ia Tho prob­ lem itself is difficult “A sentimoutal theory, but qttits impracticable,” say* an Cadillac, Miah., mads aa assignment While acting as a pall- bearer at Dover, solilated Street Railway company, at Kan uii City, was sold Wednesday for roi.OJU to a Boston syndicate W. A. Johnson's livery stable at Sheldon, Ilia, was burned early Wednesday morning. Foldvar. May. and forever tbs great principle of political and problems your earnest and thoughtful con­ sideration, and to permit neither prejudice Democratic aspirant for tho Eleventh dis­ trict of Indiana. at Hampton, d. C., Friday for killing bls wife and throwing her uody into tbe tire. Some sixty congratulatory dlspatcbee, smanating from all •ration* of tbe union, were Friday received by Fite John Porter. Fines and costs of 16,000 assssesd against Cmjcaho, July .x—Resolutions have been adopted by District Na At, Knights of La­ bor, headquarter* in thin city, and wbicb land, which put into Shelbaraa to obtain water and effect some repairs T. r. Collins, tbe ringleader In tbe switch­ men's strike at Chicago, has received at Um band* of Judge Shepsu-d a sentence of thlrty- Cano, IUx, Jaly a—Ballard county, Kaatucky, la in a wild state ot exdtanMut M><IM* lOllbloodshot, Minneapolis wanks the Republican na­ tional convention iu 18Hx Columbian university. umbia. District of Col­ dth about •Ss.OOJ.UUQ must approach that halcyon state by de­ grees. and logically. Patience and logic. Richard dear, are the two great secrets of progress in this world." Tliis may or may not have seemed con­ clusive to Mr. Wellington, but at least it fenced him: and the discussion was not renewed until the next morning, when he discovered that he must wait on hour later titan usual for his breakfast. It would not do, Mre. Wellington explained, to have the day's labor begun too early under tlte eight-hour system or it would end too soon—a proposition which Mr. Wellington had to confess was too simple for argument, and yet it embarroaed and provoked him. Of course he could see that to have breakfast at 7 o'clock, as had been his hnliit, and luncheon at 12, would cause his dinner to Im* served before 3, instead of being delayed until 6. Indeed, as it was, he would be re­ quired to dine between 4 and S, and that did not suit him at alL “I'm sorry," Mra. Wellington remarked, “but I'm sure you will soon get used to it. These things are matters of habit only, and we can afford to change our habit* in as import­ ant a report as that sf times of eating when we knew that more leisure is to be gained thereby, and greater opportuni­ ties of culture and enjayment.” He did not get used to it. however. The theory, as presented by his capable and excellent wife, was reasonable, and beautiful enough, but somehow it did not operate satisfactorily. He was always sure of his breakfast—and that was about all. Luncheon wm, ready for him at tl>e appointed time, but if he hap­ pened to be fifteen minutes late, be found the table cleared, and Mra. Wal­ lington ready with a statement to the effect tliat in an eight-hour liouse promptness was impera­ tive, and no allowance could be made for accidents. It was still wome at din­ ner. He tried his beat to reach the house in time, but his bwuncoa was so apt to hold him in spite of his endeavors that he failed very much oftener than he suc­ ceeded. Time and again he arrived just on tiie stroke of tbe eighth hour, only to be told that it was better for a man to go without his dinner than for the servants to be asked to forego any jmrt of their liberty and their chance of mental im­ provement. Even if they were willing to remain and wait upon him, for extra pay, Mre. Wellington would not permit them to do so. “They are superficial creatures." she would say, “and do not realise that consistency is the *>ul of logic and one of the first of virtues. priced of bo much aa a minute of the leisure which the eight-hour svstem in­ sures them for the purpose of study and reflection in this regard. And besides, if this is to be an eight-hoar house, the insiduous notion of compromise must not be allowed to come into it. You can get dinner at the restaurant, Richard drew. Il is inconvenient, I know, but you can't expect me to be weak and silly where a question of principle is at stake.” And so it coma to pom that Mr. Wel- mystery. UMylvania avoid this alternative unless ba should Doctor ot Divinity Rheumatism AN EIGHT-HOUR WIFE. eigbt-hour doctrine. - £2 Ho did not blame multiplied thr opportunities for WW io get mixed and to go crooked. Th*■ w to say. it tn struck Mr. WeUing**" H* could not possibly accuato"' himself to the situation. He thought about it, dreamed about it, and in “ »“‘d" definite form, swore about it “My wile is a treasure." he would SoUtoqulae; but ■lie is a woman, also; and say wluit you will about rm, the b**’-’ <>f women have their drawl-acks. If it isn’t too much of one tiling it's too little of another. Mm. Wellington woukt be perfect if she wasn’t an logical. And she wouldn’t be on logical if -hr had a iittl" more sense of humor." Somvlimea it sceuied to him that lie would almost lie willing to spare her wonderful gift of philosophy ifslw would only manifest instead of it a capacity for *e»‘ing the ridiculous side of affaire. But site was obdurately and indefatigably serious, and there wos an end of tlie matter. ’ It must not I* supposed, however, that Mr. Wellington was hun»eU always in­ clined to give preference tn the humor­ ous view of tie? case- He would havsi Ix-en glad to do so, but the fun was too frequently of that grim character which easily becomes a psdn. Such, for ex­ ample. was an experience lie had an<» night with the twins. Next to hh wife, he loves and- priz«« thoae two infants. When they smile and crow he is tn . ■ ecstasy: when they fret and cry Lhr suffers the kwneet distress, So, when they were taken that night with a joint and derided colic his anxiety knew no bounds. Mre. Wellington sot at one side of the table reading, and the nurse­ girl at the other busy with a drawing lemon, and neither of them gave any hred whatever to the moaning twins. 'The children are sick,” Mr. Wellington declared, "or hungry, or something:" but the remark attracted no attention. He rocked them to and, fro. with grad­ ually increasing concern, and frequently repeated tiie statement—and Still there was no response. The nurse took the jirvcious pair from the cradle and liegun stalking tha floor with them. Mre. Well­ ington looked up from tier book after a time and Raid, placidly: “Richard, dear, thia is an eight-hour house, and there'* nobody on duty now; the children will have to shift for themselvea." If this burden had lx>en anything on earth but the btessed twins, Mr. Well ington would have dropped it in wonder mxdng the period ■ stings would uniformly stated and arbitrary intervals. thee it ™ m use aiseaie. all(j nn,,, ~ and enriching the vital Cum. 1 •“■fyitq ulxrly in the ■Jotnei'tic tine, and eo the question could not be derided by a strict appeal to logic. Something must necaeaarily be pardoned, he insisted, to cir­ cumstances. A man could not always come to dinner at a fixed instant, like a piece of machinery, or a climax in • dramatic production; bread could not always rise for baking at a foreordained moment, regardless of intervening <xmditiixte; babies could not always have colic precisely when tbeir mothers and nnrore could most readily give them at- To his great surpn*/- and gratification, when he had finished, a sunny smite overspread kis wife's countenance: and then she laughed. He seized her hands, and jirrsfwd them warmly. She looked into his eyes, not as a woman of viswa, but as a co-parent of twins, and a crea­ ture of joy and love. He could not resist the inclination to embrace her. She liad at last realized the absurb aspect of her project, and tliat meant, he quickly ». th* >u B.J uijn. nd <t. . cook! hardly walk, ute wax .--.^w4 J bed a good deal <jf the mnu. Be|a. . ’ emtaretead to try Hood, ^rupar^u*.’' took four bottle* and nn rerf/tir 1 aunttur “ “• Ot <•» h-« M«X1 r-j.is... a £ world." W. Wood, BtoatBinpti n. i;^ “I’m Refor, me more good Uix> alj tfa, oth« •ver had." H. T. Ralcom. MUrl^w “ I suffered from whu the mtrtcular rbenmaUiB). I u«,k n „r, .aparilla and am entirely rare!. ' J v PBOtnmxre. letter earner, ttiieazn. m ‘ We shall be glad tomend. trv» „) io aB wbo may desire, a bex k eonuinu* additional .tatements of cures by ’ a don it. Sold by all druaglu*. tl; sis for *1. "Ricnard dear." ahe said,’ as won' as only by Q L HOOD a <X>., UmrU, Km. sho could check her rippling laughter, IOO Doses One Dollar. “you are hot logical and I suppose you never will be. Bat you are very kind am! patient, and it reqlly down : mm quite right to shorten the days by dimin­ ishing your comfort and huppinoM in any respect.’ "There is to be a change, then F he wrawlae and adhnt all eiaim. T-.L. ITT'J*eagerly inquired. tiuT.**5e nf C’ A- Hawta in th- nihcTS "For your sake, Richard d'-ar. this ceases to-day to be an eight-hour house," alie answered. "And you are no longer an eight-hour womanF he added. O-.iy- »«• sliowc’l !>J Prwfae Gwfor rre<Htorx to ... ... Si the day," she said softly ami sweetly, “for a woman who has such a huslmnd Dated, May utb. u*s. > . ' C.A PALMERTON. GEORGE V,. SMITH. . CoamibxF,wT* ” Globe- Democrat. 0fflo€s’ 63 Monroe A party of twelve men working in Ws AIAmhj StM Grand Rapids. combination and rotation will net be­ tween 3,000jtnd 4.000 birds a day. valued at a penny apiece; and a little later in the .season you may see three birds hang­ ing by hundreds at a time in Faroe out­ houses. there to dry after a fashion for ee« •* EfuUvisaa ts consumption. The manner in which Faroe fowler denly, and’dntwing his offspring to his goes to work is rather interesting. He breast with clumsy fervor, said just one word. It wa» "Je-ru-alem!" The exact has primarily to consider the wind, inas­ impnwion that he intended to convey much a* this ia tiie chief assistant force by this abrupt specitlcation of a which he pressrj into his service. If the remote and sacred city was not ap- wind be favorable he taken his long net, jmrent. Peri taps he did not him­ mounted on a stout wooden handle and JCSTi self know precisely what he meant; frame, and goes to the [larticular cleft perhaps it was not what he or crevice in the sea rocks which he really wanted to nay. Mr*. Wellington knows to offer a chance of sport. Down N.J. AIKEN. M. D.. (IRANI* RAITIrt/MICB. looked at him interrogatingly, and the here he carefully clambers, until hr finds nurse-girl's pencil fell and her face gtxxl standing and working room where Enabttehvd PAY’S ***’• turned [ale. "If this is a joke.".(die went the birds are bustling past him before on dirertly, “I must confetw that I can’t the wind. It ia then a matter of muscle* see the point." Tlie idea ot Mre. Wel­ and routine. By barring the passage Titetk* hk-L* nr i-m.i .lington being guilty of a joke was so with his net he inevitably catches all the groteMjuely improbable that even ahe birds that continue their flight through the rift, and hi* attributes then must be l«-| <■» wm tempted to laugh at it. "If there is any ainuw.-nient to lie derived from mainly those of strength-and endurance. hearing two children cry in this pitiful Of antrae, not everywhere can a fowler attain to his perch bv tbe exclusive use way." he continued, “I am trs) slujad to comprehend it. The kids are sick, or at of his leg*. Infinite pluck and nerve are least unhappy, and being tbair father. both necessary.—Cornhill Magazine. «sr SEND FOR CIKCTLA1 I'm not able to feel funny over such a thing"—and he careft " replaced them You ilium go to lute dinners and later in the; cnolle, and i ted them with IwlLv. You must l>ruathe the hot atmoa- I frwtMsS Write VataaUns Bnx rapid and dizzying vi_ phere of parliament, and tbe still more “Richard dear," Mre. Wellington said stifling air at court; yon mnrt Be clad in in kind but firm accents, “your devotion the stiff garments tliat etiquette preI RRfT'T HEALTH to your children dues you crediL It CURS FOR p-«tion l« lt".;j|re!. shows that you have a good heart. But bcribes for every hour; you must devote the l.ij'T where sentiment and logic conflict, tbe youreelf to a round of visits and enter­ Iwad and not the heart diould rule. It tainments which would lie most agiw Tarranl'* Kn^rvrwval able in dreary winter, but now distract is unfortunate that children are ao con­ - -AffErrW SELTZi:.-: Ai-Uiir.M. stituted that they can't accommodate you from delights that an* rare in Eng­ wm ci:-- «•,«..!t;«M« X. II-,--. ' i->their little aclics and aspirations to the land because of the climate. At this moment, when tbe climate and the demand* of reason and principle. But country are alike Saturnian, you forsake reason and principle remain just the same. I'm sorry oar dear twins hare to the country and come up to town. For invah'*:-'be neglected; being their mother, inv ini- so fashion decrees. Or rather no the IHMUIjlU I ■ . ■ ■ - - pulse is to comfort and delight them at sportam-n determine; the men will not any cost to myself; but I am an eight- abandon tiieir guns and their game in IND l>lu' .- EWn<! £ hour woman, and this h an eight-hour the autumn and winter, and this leavea should te- fimnJ m w? bouse, and I must be consistant. If you only the spring and summer for town. core to give them some paregoric or And in England society, like everything soothing syrup, Richard dear, it might else, is ruled by the men: the women faetared only hy TARRANT A < 0.. >ra York help tiiem; but m a matter of logic, I am cmly-exist to give them pleasure and do them service; to marry tlietn. to rear bound to let them alone.” This episode cf (he twins and their their children, to preside over tiieir colic pereuade Mr. Wallington thoroughly Immcs, to decorate thrir entertninmenta. •What the men want is always done, and ' that tbe eight-hour system was not iiracti,A Pure Family Medicine cahle for domestic im. That could not the women submit, aa a matter of course. Adam Badeau's Ls"tter. be a sound or wholesome doctrine, be That never Intokieate*. If. you .• l*’^’Tl mlDlvter or teniaere man wu bad to Iwliere, which caused a mother to -—rehfer tyAesff rerr* An nnt tas<- lnt<ui<^nii< turn her bock on her own children be­ Several companire within the jmst few stimulant-, but u*- Parker -. T ide HIMOS * CO.. cause their wants were not expressed and yean, hare attempted to crystallize fruit, their rights asserted within a given one- but they bare al! made failures nt it. third of the twenty-four hours ot a day. The business i« conducted exclusively in Hold 1 y all druiatlsts In ianrr botik*at see dolhr The more he pondered over it the surer France, where every jwrw.n engaged in he was tliat Mre. Wellington, with all her it make a speciality of a single fruit, the ability, had for ouoe in her life blundered art of crystallizing which was lianded It was glaringly clear to him that white eight iwure might answer for some kinds of labor, it would never do to limit house­ so on. and ho doe* not understand how hold work in that absolute style. He had to jwepare any other fruit than the one the utmost respect tor his wife'a courage he tohkes a speaalty of. These experts of conviction and purity of motive and hare bren brought from France to Cali­ design, but he could not shut his eyre to fornia. but they remained in tlxe butinem the fact that her perseverance in this only a sufficient length of time to catch matter was gradually transforming their tho speculative fever that prevails on the onoe liarmoniou.* and felicitous home Pacific coast, when they would abandon into a ghastly tumult and mockery. He tbetr calling and engage in more lucra­ could see that with the best intentions in tive punmite. Not a single firm in the tho world. Mre. Wellington was not equal to the task of making eight hour, serve the purpoM of ten. twelve, or more by merely willing that such a rwult should ensue; and if Mre. Wellington could not do it, what woman could’ He scarcely dared to hope that he oould convince Mra. Wellington Ui*t -falo U» French mfemy in ITO, bad permitted h«-r firmm-M and integrity tie gives no definite statement of the aa a logician to amother her good chemical constitution of tlie venom, but as a wife and mother, but hr resolved to °f ita fccUon “P™ make the trial. She listened to him at­ tbeUoud. by which in severe caens it tentively as he recounted the numerous annoyaoces to which the establishment MANILLA ROOFING! TELEGRAPHY: NATURE’S CONSTIPATION, Sick-Headache, DYSPEPSIA Parker’s Tonic. AF SOOA For Baking Purposes. Best inthcWcr’c" « . ’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla I �Agricultural. mootij. j more Mfetj Uuui ray otb-r 61 J,t. tiu BJOLES. Urere u, no oxeore tor any on, not h.vPhotographer:-“Now, Mr, if you’d Of mid-suminer han a weakening effect, «uprt» or u,u v^unbio irulmdhmfikrul rtnnL-GreSX look a little leas as though you had a both upon body and mind. You feel r vi remmiinleattoiw pertaining to this debill io meet, and a little more as though absolutely incapable of doing any T-irtment should be addressed tn Mr. E. DaM Fruit Grower. £?p"rt. Woodland. Mich. u?re'”l*hn left * you11 ** * F«- arduous work, and even light duties of Paten to. F. O. McCUeary are performed languidly and unwill­ of Washington. D. C.. savs the only “Cultured" Is too mild for the Boston ingly. This low state of the system ..TilEJ 1 • ’ IPPoee Uut «.□» wlm-hlln *“>■ e“d- *l,ra itiir.il ('auadian, . causes even greater infirmity, and gives On reading and fitter tbr petition. duly veri­ artist who puts these letters after his rertnj; with a wra, cou-h Ol wvfral During the next month the various ”P. O. F. C. B. A. & &" This opportunity for serious disease to gain fied. of Wm. 1- Brown, praying that a paper ««k, Audi*, w.is Kirf star Cuu»b name: day filed with thia court, purporting to be jMthniasfof” will rally their forces, for is Hostonese for “Profesaor of First- a foot-hold. In this condition the sys­ this *? .a.l Class Boot and Shoe Shining." tem is quick to respond to the reviving, tbe laat Mill and iratameut al nald dcecaaad. blt. purpose of fixing up the roads. The he falls into a brown studv and quickening and strengthening effects of ■“urn old methods will be adopted, pre- tMnaNUtnith th®,rttolVe«’’«nong othe? free from opiates and poison. "So you've been lighting again v ” things, to surprise his wife in thl Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla, which purifies the •M-lv similar to those in vogue forgenerIt will pay to be watchful of vour \'iQe ^airbeSv uy®kSr " “Where’sthe other fellow?" ,’uuns. The owner ot a team will dump mi*v*UiU The worm "In the hospital." “Is he unhappy?" blood, regulates the digestive organs, and infuses fresh life and vigor into . ft-w loads of gravel tn some mu dhole andntaiitarwIublt‘» “re advfci J lcXiked for any time this “i es; but the trouble is that he is 'too every portion of the body. People 10 som‘-’ enthus- luonin. where it will not.be long before it is tast i?b^wb.e unconscious to appreciate how un­ who have taken it write us. saying: “It for,the hdp. ’ik1 m the mud, and the spot becomes 1% happy he is!" — New York Graphic. . dlwwes of either sex, howputs new life right into me." “It makes i oor in.tn he is completely befoggad i ni as evf-r: or a few loads of gravel InOe‘b ’PWdUyand permanently auy then- l»e, why tlie prayer ■•.ill • deposited; along thn center of Carlyle says an Annandale farmer me young again." Header, if you suf­ Mndabowewne/if the netltloner «bodM not be xnuited. ?ul*-'e1cl f°r the horticulturist cured. Book of particulars 10 cents in was with his family praying very earn­ fer from sumtner weakness, try Hood’s ofAnd • hV nwd, where if, will l>e allowed to ..n5! it J* further ordered, that »ald petitioner Addres*, World’s Dispengary estly for a “dry •hay-time.*' During Sarsaparilla. 100 Dose 81. *9* n Ni«K«rn of ideas rive notice to the perrons Interreted in said w- ' ;- iuin UH pacing teams spread the Tta ! M,,ln ***• 8Mnd>’ loams, ot ctay loams iiSi!S? N!Y*UUt’u’ tate. ot the ixiudency of said pellflou. and tbe gravel bv kicking it about The re- iL6.!88” family devotions it commenced to rain James Haley, of Mt Pleasant, pays bearing thereof by auirinx a copy of Hits order •mtiiHier of the force will lazily assein- h?H Jm?^Opes “K* fl',uthern exposures' very hard; the farmer rose abruptly 825 fine and'cost for selling liquor after to be published In the Hasting* HAXNiat. a newspaper printed and circulated In said County >.]< illrtl with the determination to do hilhTOd row's pistillate. andherS t«<5WU ^?nn»r wnficed his left han.l from his knees and exclaimed, “Oh! legal hours. of Harrj once In each week for tbrei- sueveroire • little as possible, far the poll-tax is Kill iVf>uu«U1 hl.s n,in<1 18 in confus- to the seductive mowing machine at Lord, this is too ridiculous!" week* previous to Aid day of bearing. fa worse confounded Laingsburg the other day , ,.k.sl upon by the majority as an o1> The halo surrounding the wedding Therefore see that the members of . (A True Copy.) " ’ Judge ot TTobote. • 01^varieties is reached m'us imp,st: but us statute labor M E REFUND THE MONEY to day. like a first-class sundown, often be­ your family are w-U supplied with Dr. ■’.•I,- b- performed; they do it as easily anil the merits and demerits of each 1* fated 1,1 ' cons4tlere d5m<^ elaborately dlD? .?.ne b*LS Iakta Unw-rounh or tokens a stormy future. Let not your Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeckpossible. The gang having smoked hearts be troubled, but don't mistake son’s root and herb cordigl; it will State of Micnlcan. Couuty of BAiry —«•. !.>re, u ' ’ ?. , ke “ !P'»g™il»rill. without it'1, J'-IA.'51 peace,ana,fully discussed At a M-Mtou of tho f'nibau- Court for tbe V1*1.?01 our.F°°d fruitgrower relief. It purities the blood and gives the Italian sunset on the bill boards of sharpen the appetite, help digestion, County of Barra. toolAm at tbe Frobate office lu al! the rtomentoup questions of the W Price 81.00 per bot- matrimony for the real life that follows. promote sound sleep, strengthen the the City ot HA>tlun.tn Raid County.ou Saturday, • ighborhood; decide to make a move. Stanf - J to h?ni’ :Ybv *U ineans ?5 Ue. U. II. Goodyear, druggist And nil the side shows-coat extra, re­ system and so remnoye those distress­ •• h pathmastcr, being one of them* plant a strawberry bed; get a tew him ing symptoms which.Jf neglected, may a^,t^if(tLel,roo<‘ ol<1 Wilton variety; OR CENTS get Kemp's Liver member. Preterit, - -as. -does not like to Ikmm them uii n?imt2rlViJR»,e00 uhlch yo“ W0l^d £??hfr/rorp.kl Pvw’ for Constipation, result in the most serious consequences. Apropos of failures in life, Judge For sale by W. H. Goodyear. 81.00 per : . ri.l: .•on.iequently each individual .i sow easy job to be undertak- plant earlV potatoes. Put on plenty of for the Complexion. W. H. Goodykail Tourjet tells an inquirer:—“Lawyers, bottle. KEMP’S PILE SUPPOSITORIES ministers and doctors live on the sins ..-■Lv himself, or in case the pdthinaster manure; rifow and harrow as for pota­ praying that »'paper this day Oi«l The wheat crop of Lenawee county court olher Jr^Htmenta fail. of the people, and, of course, grow fat . small amount of firmness, toes; work the ground, as for cofn. and K *mere purporting to be the but will under reasonable exertion, unless the 'does not promise over 00 per cent of W '»’■ W- 11. •_ii •. >l>ey hl-, directions, and proceed to transplant *ts you would cabbage plants. competition is too great. It requires 1that of last year. • •a < i tew shovelfalls of earth out of Take plenty of ground and have lom.real genius to fail in either of these :h ■ -titch or wafc<-courst>, and tling rows.j Vwll;e hors/ and cultivator rind day of July. A. D. 1MC, atone o'clock In the Those who believe that nature will The Laingsburg G. A. R. post have alU-rnoon. Im aulrned for Uia. hearing of said ong M yoa In early summer, donned new caps, and are nourishing walks of lift." • -.. .m the roadbed to assist in mak­ and i?ti work off a cough or cold should under-1 petition, ton° w up th# h^() and tliat tie hetro at law of said <fe! it muddier or dustier, as the case A new Grand Duchesse:—“And so 1stand that this is done at the expense of w the green bay tree. . pulhna up weeds. In August and ,• As the suu approaches the you like the yarns we sea-dogs spin?” 'the constitution. Each time this wea­ rldiau, tin workers become very September the wetx's will surelv beat CiOWVrfSLLtYXX JiXk “J asked the gallant young mariper. “I ■kens the system, and we all know that orace.inuw city or lu sain county, .4, , 4- about the chores that have to you unless you draft your whole force dot on them!" the young lady passion- 1the termination of this dangeroun prac anil show cause. If any there be, why the prayer . : rforined generally .about noon, so to aid] you. In the fall draw out a results, are Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets.. Ktely responded. “And what shidl I 1tice is a .consdmptive's grave. Don't ot Hie petitioner should not be granted. And It further ordered, that said petitioner •I:.-, silently dropoff about an hour be­ load ot straw and scatter it over the Recommended by physicians and endorsed tell you of the doings of us salts?" he 'take the chances, when a 50 cent bottle give notice to tbe persons Interested said asbed spreading it thick enough to settle by all who have used them. Tho best tenderly asked. “Oh! tell me how you 'of Dr.. Bigelow's Positive Cure will tate, of the pendency of said petlUsn.in and .. - thnt time to enable them to do the ch»res iu a satisfactory manner. down to one inch. When spring comes remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency,and Con- luff!" she tenderly answered: safely and promply cure any recent bearing thereof by eauslnr acopv ot tht* order published In tin; 1 last Ings Baxxbb a cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. tote aut one o’clock it gent'ndly dawns you will reap your re ward, and a rich •Upation. Guaranteed, and Bold at 25c. by A Kentuckian gives the following Buy the dollar bottle of Fredilotchkiss newspaper printed and circulated in said Coun­ Fhku'k HonutKiM, Drao.ist. i'. .;: the mind of the individual that one too not only in thdUrries receivnl. ty of Harry oner In each week for throe successive glowing description of his trip abroad: it is aeariy time he resumed hfa arduous butinthe praiBes from the surprised T?e Pere Marquette rail­ “I landed in Liverpool at night, went for chronic cases or family use. . (ties upon the road, and probably half wife in whose estimation voirewiif have rood will build a 821,000 bridge across to bed, had a good rest, got up in the Judge of Probate, Charles Cole has l>een held' for trial 8 an hour Inter he uiay be seen resting risen a hundred per cent. Ohly one the Flint river at Flint. fA True Copy.] at Grand Bapids for biting a comrades morning, found the bar, called for an ' <n hjs shovel nt the rendezvous. The caution; Don't trust to that bed but a Remarked by R. C. Joiner, of Allen. American cock-tail, got it, took one ear off. rr:ii»lr.(far of the gang)gradually as- single season; set a new one each taste, and, returned home in the next For tame buck, sideor cheul.uwSullob'* porsetnblr, .mil having farther discussed spring. Don’t run any risks with new P. O„ HillsdafeCo.. Micb.: “Nothing steumer. This country is good enough rai, nlutM* OK ».v w it tht inciilenis of the day. work (?) fa varieties or more than a single kind gave my. rheumatism such quick relief for me." as Dr. Thomas’ Electric OIL-believe it remined. and >|iileti> proceeds till near until you have had experience. SHILOH’S COUGH and consumption *cure 1» Burlington Free Press—“It seems to ..veo’clock, when these chorea l«gin to । Jonea having good horse-sense could infallible for rheumatics " St “T.".? B-Te™1-*- “ bbobw. i:ll the mind again: of course they must digest fluch advice as that and utilize it The common council have ordered me, said a Vermont judge to his ia'..-prompt attention, and long'before too. the houses of Battle Creek to be renum­ daughter, “that your young man calls a HHILOHV VITALtZKR If what ><m need lor good many times u 'week. My court CocfUpaXloti, Ums u( appetite, Dlnlnew and all ix o’clock, the time when most Laborers bered. r/mnUiTHs of Dnpejxla Friee IS and T3 eent* doesn't sit anywhere near as often as mplrte their daily toils, not one of Do you see that man over there? I .was taken with rheumatism and yptira does." "Oh! well, papa," *u the per bottle, bold by W. H. Goodjmr. b>- mod workers is to l>e seen. The ^ell. he's a fanner. There he goes CROUP, Whooptax Cooxh and Bronehltia Imtil intense pain whether 1 sat blushing reply, “1 am wiguged to him, ..me thing g<>>.* on day after day until vyith a friend to gi-t a drink. The sutler vrith u friend to get a drink. The up <* lay down. Alter taking half a you know, and that entitles us to a trade our Celebrated Ciser*. Tobecco. Clhe time for which they are individual­ ffarmer L“:r •will 1" ~z~ K-arcttr.'. •«. Literal emuigwftente Salary pay for it. That man will, 'little of Athlopboros the swelling is court of special sessions!” > liable. The work -on the roods is » ‘* 1 -I — The Catholics t! Traverse City win erect a An - n .... i . ' 'Jidiril.' ;md about ns much work has sweat two mortal hours next spring to all reduced and I have had no pain. A theatrical manager says about the fl 13 JOO cbarch. They have already over fls.ooo plow enough ground to raise one bush­ .Jed Grigware, mate of.steamer W. K. . is a performed .by a gang of, say. el of corn. That bushel of com, he will Burt, East Saginaw, Mich. paper pronunciation of the word drama: w'-aty in--a as could have been execiit- sell for; thirty cents. He is going now “It depends upon what part of the coun­ Pain King In relieving cramp*, colic and A new chemical, costing 82^50. will try one is in. In Boston we call it draw- Wret'a ‘ :>y halt the number, of men used to all bowel dlffleuitlev. Worth It* aright tn gold Newspaper Advertising. to spend the thirty cents fortwodrinks. <■ n trk-and controlled by a competent Therefore, the farmer and the com l»e added tc tbe Jackson fire depart* uiah, in New York d rah ma, in Philadel­ and costa but ®c. Should always be kept In I>Ai:CHiS*CO..fl7 Park Place. X. T. All |A»« iTliis dl<l-f:«hione«l method ot httve parted. A bushel of com makes mart. phia drama, in Chicago drammer, but Make ioweat raid on all newspapers in the ••p.ilringsi^l maintaining our roads fa in St. Louis, in order to make myself U. S. and Catimbv. Eatabilshed 1W7. seventeen quarts of whiskey (four and Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ solid with the citizens, I have to talk An old physician, retired from nrae’lce.lmrlng relic <>f a bygone age. all very well u quarter gallons.; The distillery geta had placed tn bi* hands by an East India tni*- Special Offer. . rhen the country wo* newly settled. ito first.profit—40 cents a gallon. There utes by Woolf^nla Sanitary Lotiun. al>out the drayiny."—Lynn Bee. ikjcary the foruinlaot a simple vegetable re­ our sekeiod list of tr, Dalliev and Weekiln, Use no other. This never fails. Sold W.-uit is now wanted is the collection medy tor tbe speedy and permanent cure of the V- S.. tor flan. Circulation S^O.IW are: 82 for that bushel of com. by Frederick HotchklM, druggists, “What is the worse thing about rich­ Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and covering ■i: aiixetl tiiun fron>«ach person liable vou eoprea oer uionUi. Thia list and many other Now the government comes in, HO cents es t" asked the Sunday school superin­ all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive combinations of paper* »ciit on requrtit. Please ter taxation, and the money properly a gallon--;83.35 added to the 82, makes Hastings, Mich. and radical cure for Nervous Debility and nil mention this paf*rtendent And the new bdy in the bad in a aytematic manner by Bronson supports four ministers, • lass under the gallery, who only came 85.85. That brings the profit of the •niployed laborers who are used to that Imshel of corn down to the jobber and nine doctors and two lawyers. in last Sunday, stood up and said, -.■.bl of eia^bymentjand superintended ttie wholesaler and, finallv, by several lib ufferinK feUowa Actuated by thb motivn GILLILAND S PATENT SOLE TRAP. .Dr. Jackson's Eye Salve is a prompt “Their scarcity." And in his confusion and a deatre to relieve human luffrrinx. I will •v onnpe’.-nt persons skilled in roadThe moat effectual protection against Ground stages, to the retailer. By the tjiue It and positive cure tor all diseases of the the Sunday School superintendent told •end free of charre, to all who deslro It, this liaking. Then it would pot bo many the school to rise mid sing. “ Don't l»e recipe. In German. Prenab or Enfllhb. with full reaches the latter the bushel of com or eyes in incarnation, granulation, and i-•tore the country would be weary, children."—Burlington Hawk­ directions for preparing and using. Oeht by the product of the practical farmer and rardner mall bv addrefflng with stamps, namln* this pre. led with gooii ro.ujs instead of it* product-of four and a quarter gal­ weakness of vision. It costs but 25 eye. who knows how It is hlmSclf. State and county , lons ha» been reduced one-half, which riaper. W. A. Novas. 1« Powers Block. Roche*- rightafor sale. Correspondence solicited and :h' ,:iign.in-s which wi* now have loeans eight and a half gallons There cents, ami is highly reco mmend* <1 for They sxy grace'before nteals at the *priuj and fall. As the work are sixty drinks to the gallon—that is piles. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. - ;.i rfortutd «t present, it is simple thie average—eight and a half gallons Three barber shops nt Laingsburg, house of Mr. Peterson. One day a lit­ Battle Creek, Are of which have been built thia GILLILAND, Patentee and Sole kfnnufactureri tle girl living in the neighborhood was Adrian, Mich. PAtehwork. There is .no concentration and not many dudes, either. invited to dinner, and the grace feature : .of. If the work wire done «ys- mean 270 drinks at 15 cents each-there we have 846.35 as the consumer’s. price ofXhe meal excited her curiosity. “What r. uh.i-egianingatcneend ofthe loir a otishel ot corn whlchvthe former Mr. l». J. ik-oxron. of Hone Caw. Ky.. says does ’Amen' mean?" asked the little .. ■ mtmiaug right through till raises and sells for thirty cents.—Green’s he wai, lor many yeare. badly affllde.i with Phthisic, also Dlahrtoa; the pain* were almost stranger. “You don't know that?” •?.» uouM iw a goo<l stretch of ex- Fp^il (ft-ower. ’ iinrenliirableaud wuuld Mimrtixnnalmosttbrou replied one of the Peterson children. •’ roa-L tasting forra-ors. UisteH*! him into eonvnhnm*. Ho tried Electric Hitter* “Why, that means we can pitch into , ' . where th- result of the labor I • For Dr*tmyliis Currant Worm*. and g.,» relief from first bottle and after taklnr the grub!" OlWFArircr. . six bottle-, was entirely cured, and has rained .jMulrd one season fa scarcely perceptIn fleati eighteen pound*. Hays be |>ositively !e the next. ’ In most caRes the ordinhiiriws remedies were suggested, as betlcvr* A mihistcr by the name of Craig 1 lie would have died, had It not been tor i'-y pathiH.v'bir is contented -with hav­ dusting;with fishes or air slacked lime; tiie rrllet afforded by FJectrlr Bllierti. Mold at bought a whistle and when his hearers ing .1 ditch cut alongside the road to sprihklibg with strung soap suds, or fifty cents a l-ottie by W. H. Goodyear. went to sleep he emitted pom it a very ■ ri 'ld th- water, vainly imagining that wltB a Solution of white hellebore, one shrill sonnet. All were awake, and they stood up to hear him. “Weil," he the r(nl!<p>li; thus drainbsl. Such is ouub- tb four or five gallons of water, What Is more dlMgretuiNe U> a lady than to ■' tb>- i-.ik.-; for, unless tHere is u good or hkRebore mixed with Hour or plaster kn-wrliot her hair ha* nut only !o»t Its color, said, “you are smart specimens of • ill tor the water in thb ditches, the, of ! Parisi one part to titty. The secretary but is full of 1 land ruff? Yet Nieh wa« t in- rose humanity," as he slowly gazed at his with fainr until I nw-d Parker'* Hair Italwui. wondering people. "When I preach •'j‘i....I I- totally undrained. and fa stated that hr hud tried dusting with My lnSr I* IHA* black and perfectly eh an awl !4o. a -p.mge in ;; hasiu oflwater. It fa both iLshesand air-s!:u ke«l lime repeat­ glossyi-Mrs. E. Sweeny, Clilcagn. the gospel you go tosleep; when I play the fool you are awake. nt’ 1 l euping gravel ou Jwet portions edly ami 'ttTy thoroughly, but without WHO >• UNACQUAINTED WITH THR OROGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL The Bronson baptist church l«rpnatnrlrM. M ,, . MB a.. a, A MA* VU* ■>| r«».u! iinles-.tho.se wfet parts are suive-s. One part of pure Paris green, “l*ray. my lord." queried a gentleman .Kiril.i.' ■■ in re.urn, .regre,. .. . r-l pr ]<Tly mulertlrained, either with well mixed with 15U parts of line plas­ it thh Slimmer from the terrlWr sconr/r. chol­ of a judge, “what fa the difference be­ .irt-obble --tone. ter. the) Mime as used on potatoes to era. We»t «I’Hlii Kluffltlbe remedy to keep. tween common law and equity?" niwater A- kqc.v «.f places in certain roads dt«Voy !tnp Colorado bug, will effect­ Al wavs ready tor n sudden MUAck. 25c. All “ Vdry little in the end, responded his that hir. ff ab> >ri>ed loads of gravel year ually destroy them. The eggs being druggbts. lordship; “at common law you are done wr"« if- . <— LertA HAlscy will be sujierintcndeut of tbe > ■;<r only to sink down into the mainlv lui:l In the center of the bushes for at once; in-equity you are not so I S C <0 S S 1 f 1. wlere.is, by a little judicious anil.neat the ground, poisons can 1m? Battle Creek srboob next eessup at a >1^00 easily disposed of. The former is a bul­ ■)r-aniiigjtlic.se wet spots could be made inaihly applied below the fruit and be let which is instaneously and cnariningIM*y will Surely Find You. dry and ti.i cost of the draining would entirely effectual it taken in time. No They *re kuklnr for you everywhere. Drafts ly effective: the latter an angler’s hook, soon ■- d.ved out of the cost of gravel. danger inted be apprehended by a of Air in uBcxpeclvd pIbjt'. KOlni from hot which plays with the victim before it < >ne -i.lng we certainly would like to judiciouf use of either hellebore or roomnto cool ooe*. cnreleMUr»« to chAnging kills him. Common law is prussic acid; elothiufc In short anything tt»t endfl in n com­ equity fa laudanum." ■■•t, ’:iatii<, each township council the 1’apis areen. as only a very small mon cold in I ulro« arresfed thl» &• ; q-rletcks pt a good road plough or. aiitoiint used I* used, and it does not ... _»1 .< tho..m.liexd. a. ...I.i.l I,, ,1m men* “Pa," said a little Kentucky boy. what .nri, ■».. -■ ra{»-r. ^hereby a couple of men with adhere to the fruit. gestlilfl disease always ylem* to is the title of a man who commands n • '•i..:rt |,pan nt horses could round up Balm. Safe, agreeable, certain. regiment?" “Colonel,my son.” “Do n«ull*ti ithree or four miles in a I BcaiHiry the Farm, yon command a regiment?” “Yes, ■ l iit.-r--a.iscrapers areextenaive- Gnpa Fruit Grower. L. P Harrt*. foreman in lb* BMUe Crerk somewhat 1 don’t command a regi­ $ ■ n.-lfived ID the I'nited States, Make your rural home beautiful. Lay JoutbaI offler. bad lib imnd cn»Kht In a job ment of soldiers," the Colonel explain­ ii. their use the roadbed is out spacious grounds about the farm­ prom Friday am, seriou-!}' injured. ed ; "we are having a time of peace now. ■ ■ n.b .1 in a manner that cannot be house, jiant shade trees, lay graveled “vo . would enjoy your dinner you know. I only command your ‘ tiy snivelling. ^ads and plant Howers. Don t lay up mamma." “Is my mamma a regimen(Y" all vour earnings for the benefit of your “Yes, indeed,” he replied, with a sigh; I’oflril Aiieua Contentment. heirs anil the lawyers, tint spend some "your mamma is a regiment--a whole ' • find mat there are many farmers of lit in iveautifv your home. The digestion. Flatulency and Constipation, regiment!"—Philadelphia Evening Call. ■Jizjii-d and grinubllng’ ffbout the farmer Who always shuts his eyes to ^guarant.-. them. 25 and W contS' a.”i : sues. 1 want to ask ail such, are the a-sthytic features of life and screws MlLoU» A gentleman who was visiting one ot FRr.o'K Hotchkmw. Driiolsv -■ '■ •' u"f ueghx’ting one of the most im- hiihself down to the task of making the public schools in a Texas town ask­ . World wnudcr. jot rurrau w«n. «• ed a bright looking boy, “ What profit fa IKirunt finches of your farm—the monev. loses a large portion, and the other liniment for rtaWiwUnn. neuralfa'-lfave you are, because, if biggest portion too, of his existence. • itu :iM-lieve there in the study of ancient history?" CHICACO, ROCK I8LAN0 & PACIFIC RAILWAY ;-oa had ; lot i .t of well improved cattie. Ills homr should be attractive to him­ frteiul. AU dniCTltM. “About fifty cents. I reckon," was the •m l a litrke lot ot manure behind the self. to His wife, and al»ove all to his bov’s reply. “Well, the teacher makes t> p Clav of Grand Rapid*. Ba* taken iintl nonuUllnk In that Bysusm or thromrb traneportaUon whl. IlSlU.™^. Mfarb wWout a us buy the books of him, and we have n:ini. _> >i wotdd at least say that times children.| Unpleasant homes in too tatAB travel and traffic between dtioi of the Atlantic an nif goitq IO be better. 1 know you many instances drive the sons of farm­ him SMM annually. to pay a dollar. I think *he gits them la also th* aavorit* and beat. route W and frc«n ££5“, tioutbeMt. and oarraepondltur points w oat, Norwweet«nc ’••'■ib!i: yixir cattle were Polled An-, ers to tha towns, to excitement. for firtv cents a piece, so he has a clear The Rnr-kSteland nyatem induden In It" main line on< g!>s gnidt s, for I have a lot of these tion and to wreck. Such sons do not Joliet, Ottawa- LaBalte, ^oriK^G^Dfteo, MoUoe j profit of fifty cents, according to my ■miooth-hi sulfd beefeni. apt! and a a , big pile generally leave pleasant and. beautiful It S the houie lor altnek* rrf ntlmtatlon." The boy went home at ;uled beefera. era tnnrfalfl. crampf. recess, hence he could not comply with of tiiiuiurt. and 1 am contented. the request of the teacher to Btay In il-niybf 4 manure means big crops. "I. means ,ii..„r.a Ijetter iw..,!. fmie.1 A igus cattle, >41. bet­ after school.—Texas Siftings. If our Rulers apprecuitwl the vidur . ter pn.jcs kriB feed, more net profit, no “Ma. I'm now 17. Mayn’t 1 enter of having asparagus on J “ ble Macomb county. THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE noru.\ an I ........ mure contentment for for both society?” “You will have to ask your Itocklen'a Arnica ttaWe. ly in the spring, before any othw green <a lie patrons that sense of poraonttl security afforded by a solid. • X.’iil the cattle. The advantages y taltalMl road-bed; smooth tracks of continuous titeel roll; «ubthing is al hand, more would I* P,an*«{j The bent naive in tnc worm foe CutB, Brulfei*. father, Lirrie.” “Oh! but he's so gruin, i.m' thw raitle possess warrant profit bullt culverts and bridtros; rolling stock Metre perfection as Sores. Ulcers, Salt Khcutn, Fever Korea, Jetter, I’m afraid to.” “.Speak to him prettily, - i- and mercy to-or ourcattle, cattle, to to grade grade Asparagip is easy to transplant, it will ...... -j — anywhere and under almost all dear, and he will hear you. He is in up our b|rtfa 'rds with ttem. thpm. (For argu- errow Jondltions. It fa almost equal to green the sitting-room." Lizzie summons ” liehorning cattle," i agaiu. Dehorning courage and goes to her father. “Pa. in Hw Farmer. Felt 27, 27. page 136). peas on the table. N o one »»• luxuries of tta Paa—nger Eqv borFor «al« b» w. H. Goodyear. dear. I’m 17. May I enter society^' Ttio Fust Expreas Train* b • t -*r nil.i. •etuents iu the fat stock er with sowing seed when the} raw The Andwronrartcompanr tMkof mox- “What kind of society?" "Why. the ponnd of well ventilated, tine); *-i 'Ws th • paj,t season argue strongly in purchase the roots for fifty or umptnona in which I iik their traalaeM from Bronson to Adnan. best of society, of course." “No! Do citing on turn, "good mi- i4\lir . In |u England •r.. 1 jigland they had a five' cents per hundred. Ihese roots Weft:* Uwr HUfl remora OuUt iMJowneu you suppose I'm going to have you City ana should be planted in the garden in rows sb tt'lclorj •:in,i p,lr °"'n Chicago thnie arid one-half feet apart, and mokes fool of youra»?lf agoin’ about say­ .u rrsiicctsg greni, relative ■ success was great, ing ’caw* fur car, ‘faw’ fur for, and THt FAMOUS ALBERT’ LEA ROUTE .....i.. n0 one who gm _^e yjpuj eighteen inches apart in |hfe .ro*’ w thi-jr i umber, such darkey talk ? No. never!" •'ten a passing glance failed to note now crown of the root being placed «*' end <“»■ thrtr dlent quality. Never has it inches Iielo w the wirface of the MU. In SS>ISi™r.n>M~%5w r» Thirty pilui. ZJc. All drtutfllrt*Bowen’s Budget. Fort Plain,-N. Y.. . and hunting and flab, ’•Ju n to he lot of any breed of cattle field culture the land fa sarnie as for earn and til- roots dettrablo routs to tho peter White. H I* raid, win Jd™ for im­ for March, 1886, says: In the multi­ ',uch a marked sensation jaf interior provements In Marquette’* i»ra pnbltajmrk. plicity of medicine* placed upon the anuKig all classes of breeders ami feed- the same । fired feelinc" from which you suffer so market, it is sometimes difficult to dis­ as Um Polled Angus has made the murh. particularly m ti e u tinguish between the meritorious and !*£>. xow brothers, allow me to Uirown off by Hood's H irraprilla. the worthless. There are at least two offej ?ou a lltUe chew or advice. Thi* M-*ron of tbe year h very Important to. excellent remedies widely used, the t stand on your o^n toes and com• efficiency of which are unquestioned. pLun about the little extra y«u will E. ST. JOHN, cable We refer to St Jacobs OH and Red 2^fc.u\P‘y lor the services of on AnStar Cough Cure. .b’i ’-VUt bree(1 r-M>r cows, if so Only ffic. Alldnixhuaatuiued; if not, then buy u black horn- t i ah'.yE DArEXPOET, £<nt*r. Cb«» Uil«. IUX1 w lr yfu'EJt 1 oiled Angus steer sx-'F^r-rJ3^’ | WILSON WASHBOARDS. 1 BOCTLE. f Ragfl—W,____ Mtafctgwa. WANTEDrSr^’srr'^ wunatrs AATADPU REMEDY. MICHIGAN vA I AlxlxFI EX,'A».WSt y, £z J iu b. wSMK.S BS"HW.Sr .iKTnS' WS a. a. v° , r, �IY HYDROPHOBIC PaYiENT. into with Jere Coughlin, ot The Water­ town Times, who was bittc-ti by a rabid dog on tlw evening of May W. Mr. Coughlin was reminded tliat the people were suspicious that he did not tell the whole truth about the dog. "1 did not in print," he candidly ropfied. “for luul I done so. there would have been great ex­ citement People die from fright, and I did not care toJcill anyone if tbe dog did try it. The truth is, the dog made his entrance into my dining-room by liutting the 'loor ojirn with his head. Tliat caused the the tired appearance. H<* was sim­ ply stunned. My wife turned him out and watched him go around the house, calling my attention to tlw fact that lie was i rothing at the mouth. I went out the other way to look for him. taking a co.il rhot\d in my hind. As I gut out the dog was running toward the barn, one of the large doom of whkfb was open. But he did not go in. He struck his head against the closed door and turned almost around. He jumped up quickly again and ran straight toward me. I raised the shovel; he «)>rang for my hand, but caught my leg. but a tdow from the hock of the shovel made him loosen hi» hold, wiien he went straight “What has l>een my treatment? Dr. Spencer must tdl you that 1 have fol­ lowed hi* advice and taken his medicine; have kept cool and calm; saw no oae but the doctor for eleven days. My Symp­ toms have been carefully noted * ’ sometime* by myself and someth by my wife. 1 noticed alarm in t tor's fare the eighth day. My 1 calmed myself as best I could. Tliat morning I began to have sharp pains in my eywu The cyebollg.^enLarged so that 1 could see to read nonpareil without glasses, something which I had not dona restlessnitCT all day. Although my temper is usually calm, it was with the utmost endeavor that 1 could control my­ self. I wanted to scold or hit somebody, and chewed up a whole lead pencH in my fury. 1 retired between 7 and 8 in the evening, not bocauae I was sleepy, but for the purpose of getting out of the way of everybody. Hot and cold flaaluw passed through my system until mid­ night. while I tumbled and tossed about the bed wrapped, in flannel sheets. With almost lightning stiddennees then began pains, sharp ones, seemingly coming from tbe wound at first, but so rapid that within a short time they seemed to Of BfWMXXL AN OLD-TIME SCHOOLMASTER. A hundred and fifty years ago, among the German settlers of Punnsylvania, than* was a remarkable old schoolmaster, whose name was Christopher Dock. For three days he taught school at a little place called Skippack, and then for tho next three days he taught at Salford. Whenever one of his younger scholars succeeding in learning hia A. B, C, the goad Christopher Dock required the father of his pupil to give his son a r*any, and also asked his motlier to cook two egg* for him aa a treat in honor of his diligence. To poor children in a naw ricam other points in his progreeu. an in­ dustrious child tn one of Dock's schools received a penny from his father and two eggs cooked by his mother. AU this time he was not counted a member of tho school, but only as on probation. The day the great day. If the pupil had been dil­ igent in spelling, thd master, on the morning after tbe first reading day, would give a ticket carefully written or illuminated with his own hand. This read: “Industrious—one penny.” This There were no clocks or watches: tha children came to school one after an­ other, taking their plaoes near the mas­ ter, who sat writing. They spent their time reading out of the Testament until eroded in reading his verse without a mistake stopped reading and came and sat at the writing table to write. The poor fellow who remained last on the bmcli was called a laxy scholar. Tlw funniest of Dock's rewards was that which he gave to those wbb made' no mistake in their lessom. He marked a Urge O with chalk on the hand of the perfect scholar, Fancy what ji time the boys and girls must iiave had trying to go home without rubbing out this O'.— St. Nicholas. ■on Friday evening. July 18t** zn iyor Writwrt in the chair, Boll call- Scld WQe . • hours......................... E. Battered!....................................... >uo ’ R. CampbeU and tetm.. .......... ■■ bins and Waters-5; abaenL Hams, Ho- Z. Shepard. 41 days tending fire <S <0 gie and McCoy—3. - B0 Minutes of the previous meeting read E. M. HinmMi. laying tile Ed. Doyle, one inontbsaalsry to and approved. ,, . Your committee oo streetsand bridg­ December. 1885........ es to whom was refered the requret of Fred Crocs, one months salaryl!1 Charles Hardke. would most respectf ul­ December, 1885-­ ly report that they find that tbe dty Dell Newton, one months salary has a strip of tend eighty-four feet In December, 1885 ■ wide from the line of Mr. Hardke’a lots Wm. Swildrt, one months salary fled r b-cwr-. to the center of the railroad track, and in December. 1885 - ............. • • it being the same width each way along Wu»; Green, one month.** salary ■ the railroad, your committee would not in December. 1885....................... be think it advisable to buy any more Bv AW. Bogle, that the tend to make the street wider, and your allowed and orders drawn for Mine. committee would recommend that the Cretan of n.eiwanl rfHreiumtJ w. the following places praver of the petitioner be not granted U. Fit ute MTXPt'tX*. tteconfer. Signed by George Osborn, Luka be. and they are hereby Waters and Wm. IL Stebbins, commit­ the meeting of the- board of J4*1**™* tee. By Aid. Hogie, that the report of the street committee be accepted and it be laid on the table until the next regular You are hereby no»IA< "M" -bo. meeting. Carried all nyes-fl. Aid. Bo­ Second ward. Adam Tinkler s house. wlll'w beMlutfce*™ Hastings. «’ gie having taken bis seat. Third w ord. Council room. Houdav. Jtilg 2MA, 1M6, Your committee to whom was refer­ Fourth ward. Sheriffs office. Rmohvd, That the Recorder be and ee! the consideration from the chief of the fire department, requesting that a ha is herebv instructed to give the larger room be secured for 4he regulur proper noti‘4* to the qualiiwd el^tors of meetings of the tire departnienL nrould the city of Hastings of the special elec­ submit the following as their .reports: tion to l*e held on tbe 2®fh day of July That the city rent tbe front rooms on □exL third floor over J. & Goodyear’s store, Signed by John M. Beaamec. Empire block, at io annual rental of Aid. Beasmer moved the adoption or fortv dollars per annum, rent to 1* the same, which was carried by ali ay«*. paid semi-annually, and that a contract Bv Aid. Bessmer. that Aid. McCoy, 1m> appointed chairman of Signed bl E. Y. Hogie. W. A. Hams and election al special election. Carand Geo. Osborn, tire committee. By Aid. Hogie. that the report be ac­ ri*By,Ald. l^ssmer. that Aid. Stebbins Jtrrort- K *• H. pSwkK,. y K CBNT'WAGOX S11EIIS For Farmers and Others. to,. » i™- J?;?.1, •sEX-wS cepted and adopted. Carried. Ayes, be appointed aa secretary at •pedal Hams. Bogle. McNaughton, Osborn; election. Carried all ayes. Stebbins and Watere-d; nays. Beremer By Aid. Bessmer. that tbe committee on city property be authorized to sell Your committee to whom was refer- the old lock-up for what they can get. ed the communication of the chief of Carried all ayes. the fire department, relative to the salOn motion council adjourned. ariea to lie paid the chief and assistant FRANK STKBBIXS. Bacardrr. chief, would recommend that tbe said officers be paid a salary as may be fixed by this body, the same to take effect block rateen* in- Montana have leared and date from’tbe time of re-organiza­ extensive cattle ranges from the Domin­ tion of said fire department Signed by £. Y. Hogie. W. A. Hams ion government for a term of twentyone years, and are driving great herds of and Geo. Osborn, fire committee. By Aid. Beasmer, that the report be cattle across the border into Northwest accepted and adopted. Carried all ayes. territory.—Inter Ocean. Wiikheas. The common council of An African proverb says tbe idle are the city of Hastings having made no provision for the payment of salaries for the services of the chief and assist­ ant chief of the Bastings fire depart­ ment Therefore, Revived. That the chief of the Hastings fire department be paid the sum of twenty-five dollars per annum, and tbe assistant chief the sum of fif­ teen dollars per annum. Signed by E. Y. Hogie. By Aid. Waters, that the resolution be accepted and adopted. Carried all ayes—8. Aid. McCoy having taken bis Most of the bouses have thatched roofs, seat as indeed do generally all habitations in To tl*f Common Cmtftcil of tht City of was burning, in pain, and thirsty. My this region. For this nature has made Hartings: first impulse was to take a run in the a bountiful provision in a species of tail. Your committee would most respect­ ful! v make the following report, ac­ and fight it out. I did not care to call bunchwi ahn<»t <*veryw here. During the cording to resolution parted bv your anyon*-. fearing that their task would board J une 18th. which is as follows: We would recommend that an iron cause me to lore what little reason I had. and can then bo burned. I felt so light that it seemed to nu* tliere It seems to be cultivated in some bridge of 120 feet long be built with 18 feet road way. and one six foot side­ was danger of my floating out of bed; I firmly grasped the side of the bed and digvnous plant. It ia cut off clone to the walk on east skle of bridge. In view of held on. believing tbe unusual pain and round hillock on which its great body of the very unsafe condition of the pres­ ent wooden bridge, your committee bent would soon pun away. I held my­ roots always rise above the ground—Is would further recommend that an iron self in tliat position until a few minutes bound into bundles of about three inches bridge be built as soon as possible. before 4—nearly four hours—when the in diameter, and is then * placed on the Signed by George Osborn. Wm. H. pain and lieat suddenly stopped. bamboo (xilux that ure tied with strings StebbinC Luke Waters and W. A. "My mind was perfectly clear. The transversely to the rafters—the bundles Hams, street and bridge committee. By Aid. Bogle, that the report be ac­ an- in like manner ti*nl to the poles, tion. 1 got up terribly exhausted and ■id when well done the roof will last cepted and adopted. Amended by Aid. attempted to take a spoonful of aromatic right yean without a leak even in the Bessmer, that the report read 2U feet wide instead of IB feet wide. Vote spirits of ammonia in half a glass* of ticn-e torrents wljieh often bunt from water which had l«ren prepared for me the clouds. One would suppose there being taken on the amendment the same was lost. Ayes. Bessmer and Mc­ to drink through tbe night. My stomach would be danger from fire among such Coy—2; nays. Hams, Bogle, McNaugh­ repelled it with terrible force. 1 waited dkwely lying rows of roofs, as dry and ton, Osborn, Stebbins and Waters—fl. until th'- stomach had qnited down, and inflammable as lint or tow, but no such Vote on original motion, carried all then T swallowed the medicine quickly, ayes. shutting iny month with a grim determ­ . To th't Common CouncilYour com­ ination that it should not come out. The burned building. — Guatemala Cor. mittee to whom was refered the bill of A. II. Keith, would recommend that the stoniwh acted th- same as before, but I bill be allowed as corrected, at five dol­ would not open my mouth. It was hard, lars. and my throat did not feel just right. Signed by Archie McCoy. E. Y. Bo­ Well, I pit it down, and got such a terri­ As Professor Walker has shown in sev­ gle and George Osborn, finance com­ ble wrenching of the body tliat I have eral published statements, and notably mittee. not yet recovered. I took my medicine tn an article contributed to The Century By Aid. Hams, that the report be ac­ next day with my eyes closed. Tliere mtgnzine, the geological formation of cepted and and adopted. Carried all were some of the symptoms of the night Manhattan island is of such a character ayea. before, but they were lighter, and have that sewage and other objectionable sur­ W ueiiEAs. The Common council of face accumulations make their way this city did this night vote to build an downward, even to the sources from Iron bridge across Thornapple river on Michigan avenue; therefore had I not'kept my senses when Inirning R^lwd, That a sum not exceeding with pain and thirst; would probably their supply. Even at tbe depth of 2,000 five thousand dollars (.85,000) be, and fwt the water is contaminated. London the same is hereby appropriated for the me home from the office to remain quiet. building of said iron bridge, its abut1 have a sore leg, and juM as coon as feep artesian wells in those cities do not encounter deposits of water polluted by Resolved, That the sum one satisfied tliat there is as much hydrothousand five hundred dollars (81^00; well 2,000 or 2,000 feet deep in Paris be spread upon the tax roll of this city bite, and believing that our brad Aineri- tuppliro water that entered the ground this year tor said bridge, and the 1x1at points many miles from tbe city. But iancenot exceeding In total amount the sum of five thousand dollars for thrre is if patient* will only control themsaid bridge, its abutments and aproachits New York began its downward journey, Dr. Spencer wm next callod upon. He in all probability, from the polluted sur­ thereto, to be levied and aMettsed against the taxable property of the city face in tho vicinity of the well's mouth, of Hastings next year. inc that the dog was mad. Hr advised or from some point within the dty Resolved. That the question of against the killing of it, but it wag killed limits.—New York Timet. building the above named bridge and before his advise was known. From the -------- levying the above named sums oximoney —_be -----------------------------------submitted for their acceptance or rejection to the qualified witness and the symptoms of his patient -.tete----- --- -• tt—on he behoved the dog was mad, He did a crooked stick, with sometimes an iron electors of the city of Hustings, Monday, the twenty-eixth day of Ji luly not appear aa positive aa Mr. Coughlin in thinking tliat tho Utter would be able to I* introduced to a considerable ex­ next Roeolvetl, That the question to► be tent. but the Mexican peasant on coming voted at said special election shallI be bridge “yea." or bridge “no." oae handle, in order to make it conform. Signed by J. M. Bwsmer. »boul thu unUl. iba can wu outed. Aid Kroemer moved the adoption of Then he would have no objection to meat A bundle ot brush constitutes the same which was carried by all aym. making it public.—Watertown Cor. New Resolved, That tbe Common coun­ cil grant pennlssloa July 3d. 1886. to York Times. use fire crackers, torpedoa, etc, to all Wells. persons; providing they fire them on their own property, or on some private property; but in no case shall they show* 1,421 slant, while a carefully drawn I ErofeMor 8. Lockwood, ia an article have the permlsaion to fire them on any of Tha Popular Science Monthly, good- street in the dty of Hastings. Signed by Luke Waters. naturedly describm the processes by Aid. Waters moved the adoption of which insects and animals scratch themthe same which wm carried. Aves, Beesmer, McCoy. Osborn, Stebbins and Waters—5; nays, Hams, Bogle and Mc­ while swimming by so dashing thstnsdrea Naughton—3. CITY ACCOUNT*. itching l*rt W spot strike the substance Street Com.. 11 days work collided with. Horton and team. 2 days work. fl 00 Henry Burke, 10^ days work... IS 75 xrttx rreancK, 10*^ days work. David Wolcott, ia^ days work. Chas. Uta, 4 days work rUtaid and team, IS days work James DePue. 8 days work IS 75 15 75 4 SO 4 SO clMly. "• BOftABKCK. MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each^ustomer a better TEA than everbefore; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5. cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. . Try Our Tea! Sai^Haias & VanArman, March 10th. 1886. MOST PERFECT MADE PRICE DIKING POWDER CD.. CHICAGOCT. LOCtfc. . RUSSELL HAS -Removed AavJRICej DRY GOODS SPECIAL * 'WDR'Sk JSzlillixiery G-oocLs, EXTRACTS To the First Door East of Hicks Bros. Gro­ AND MOST PERFECT MADE l «Oia»rtTL OCCBSXXXCL Tbe Interest awakratd In an important •ccursnce at Jacka-w canned a repreaenlaUve ot this paper tv visit that city. He registered at the Hurd Houmb and outraged Hon Frank L. Smith, Its proprietor, and ex-member of life State Leglalatore In conversation. Tlr. C. D. Denio, a rnan eery welL krown in thl» romnimittv. wea probably tbe worst wreck physictally of any tuna ibis country has ever seen. He was------- 3 Mr. Smith Mopped suddenly, and golnR to tho door called In a man who was pass­ tag. It waa Mr. Dvnlo, who said: ••I am what people eall •resurrected.’ From a alight attack of rheum allim, growing out ot a cold, f grow worse until my limbo were awollen fearfully, and my rtC\. "ldu Anyoua who haa had rheumatism knows what I J1?" d®c,?n» »«ry faithful, but they did not help me. They admiute teredkill morphine constantly, It could not lh. naln. inrteid.but dnrii»rSS tarings 1 declared I would shoot tba doctors if I ever recovered, which of couree, I was not rexpcnsible for. 1 looked K^Jsxr’ f- and my friend# had abandoned raa. and keeps n» well all tho while? Illbbard’a Kbemnrtk Syrup iha bwt medicine ever given to Buffering human Uy." . Newspaper n.au are naturally ekeptlmi. «• <b« writer calhd on the well known house of Cerroll A Board­ man for whom Mr. Dvnlo worked when he waa flrwt talr-., u. ___ ’*7? -------- ----------- no ot]p ,v„ DeSo duringh)..ickne»,Hnd«!d Mr. Deniobad pie alK>ve facts err true and iiier tan Fr.U«l np<» b, ,11 rradm ;b* entl™ B**« thonwubl* u4 fay*11 *“ >» “ « * • l~~n uiS IS fawn and ahnnld ha from a sky-rocket set fire to cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. Nw Ms CoisMly Amras! JULIUS RUSSELL. We have taken the Agency for the new line nf Mid Stoves. They are something entirely new in design and finish, ot superior quality and fully v™*' ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost We also sell the Latest and Best Builders Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Lange and Small quantities; also Varni-he*. pentine and Japans. Mowers, Reapers and Binders. Wagons, Carriages and CartsOLIVER'S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-stanieni»« Share and Point They are giving the best satisfaction, doing T;he same amount of work with from oue-iourtn one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers. Low Estimates on Jackson Tils. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-07-08.pdf 83de502bc4277bd6e233c0e1247c7eb0 PDF Text Text VOL. XXXI. NO. 10. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 8, 1886. ■[he Hastings Banner. T BROS. & WILKINS v t-Tixos. Barry Co.. Mich. XOBGO-THO&MAJPPXJX, Married, on Thursday, July 1st. at oE the bride’s iwrents, by Mr. George Baird ^^“MinaFeglea. Nearly seventy MARSHALL l. cook. ,i BSCRIPTION RATES AflVKKTISING RATES: , ........ .............................. «00 00 for special positions. JOB PRINTING.. ulbin the Job Printing De­ - Baxxkb. Everything lu the . .i;...,-.roved pnitenis ot mMhluery1 "J., ...... :;.t „rkinru employed.enables the W LOWRl’, M.D.. phy-dcian, burgeon and Oculist. | r. '.vut or country promptly attended. - <o JO a. m. And I to 3 p. m. H^towayo* drug store. 'r , atti nnou paid to surgical disease ri... i-w and ear. Farm Wagons, Detble Shovel Plows, . , ROAD SCRAPERS, W 11 H . »» I-ANDIS, M. D.. Phyrican and burgeon. Woodlaud. Midi. / on.- d.»»r.-xith Of the port Office. will be J.'j ur night. _ , ■■ _______ PINE LUMBER, n TIMMERMAN. f . Hom iqiathic Physician & Surgeon, I ;i.w eastltoltoway»’ dniggtore.) Tk P Wx. JONES. . (HEMLOCK AND PINEJ Dentist. > . ’«»>ck MOWpIb altonded to. J) (PINE AND CEDAR.) C WELTON wat tor rtf tMiia Farmer'* Ia»uraneeCo. V -.I •le- on a man’s property against : v ure. UxbUitng or wind; axainst a man'* Utf &y deaib and oecideut-■ u- Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, WK A SHELDON. Alxtract Rtock.Hsrttligs. Mkh.) County News. FLOORING *2K".g±w^" u, friends "““bled to aitnauj the marriage and partake of hl^«€njoyni?nV‘ oftht* occasion. The “.SZ.®011?1® left that evening to visit J? < Kroom ut Cedar Creek. The following is a list of tbe many use­ ful presents left by the company: S-L—Hiram Fegles. ca221i£.fnUvy i“d on®dozeo frult cans—Mrs. H. Pegies. uif’ W,- u®PvBert Corwin liad «ife and Wm. Carl and wife. Four pieces of cut amberina glass ww and individual caitor-Jamre Johnson and wife, of Charlotte. Castor— Rev. C. D. Paxson and wife, V - Whitlock and wife. Hand lamp-Emma Slocum. ~ fiH'tTil" «-■'»*• Whitlock and Nellie Northrop. One dozen sauce dishes-Nora Sco­ thorn. . Cake dish—Grace Lathrop. Crayon ’ picture—Ora and Elmer arren. ’I^weh- Cora Mead and Ada Norton. ^Oamask Napkins-Mr. Northrop and Colored water set—F. D. Soules and family. Sliver picklecastor—Emma Carl Towels-Chester Hyde and wife.' Table spread—Geo. Higdon. Cup, saucer and plate and decorated stone china soup dishes-V. M Baird. Towels—A. D. Maynard and wife. Hand lamp and bread plate-D. S. Chase and wife, Charlotte. Gold band china tea set—Daniel Deller and wife and sons, Daniel and Albert. Colored pickle dish—PhHlie Deller. Water set and can baking powder— 8. J. Babcock and wife. Silver dollar—Bert Corwin. Bread plate—Mrs. Hawee. and Maple, Middleville. The Congregational society will buy a bell for their church. Mower and reaper agents are busy setting up and operating new machines. lU-.ut sl'wfne)’ for Barry County. Commencement exercises of our high KEN.vSlA’. school were held at the Congregational church Thursday. Four pupils gradu­ Attorney at Luw, ated this year, and their essays showing ■net J.«. Uoodveor & Co.', more.' careful thought and preparation, were Prattlers in courisaf theStat- collections delivered before a crowded house. The ttottpUj ultendlnc to. ' ' school l>oanl have wisely engaged Prof. Morse for another year. Our school Of Kvi-iu TOHnT'ARVET'*. Attorney M , r ,| at Law, has prospered finely under his manage­ ment. Sam Jones at Eaton Rapids last week w'.dTlN V. BARKER. Beal Estate, drew well from this section, every •« Insurant-** and Loans. train carrying from four to a dozen to • ' . iL.tiyau <6 Son. 2 doors north hear him expound the scriptures. of fWtoake. Isaac Keeler and wife, of Charlotte, •>nriven to making exchanges are with their many Middleville friends The fiitenuts of non-resident this week. r- artfully looked alter. Farms r •ale or exchange. Houses and Loud and general b» the praise of the oration delivered at the celebration HF"Prices and Estimates given on ap­ Saturday, by P. J. Colgrove of your , I plication. city. v a Law Our celebration was not big in BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. numbers of attendance, but was a success otherwise. A genuine knock-dun u and dragout flgnt was added to the excitement during the L’XAl’PEX A VanARMAN, sports. A tnarahal Of the day was one ft • Lawyers of the participants therein, and he se­ cured a genuine thumping. No arrests. (Over flaitluic* >>Uon«l BXnk.) The regular meeting of the Band of H’JLLIAM B.bWEEZEY, Attorney Hope occurred at the Baptist church ' ’ At L.tv.- and .Solicitor in Chancery, last Sunday evening. Win. Turner has purchased of I. N. cvnrts of the state. Keriler the residence on west Main H’lLLIAM B SWEEZEY, street, occupied at present by John ’’ • J iHtice of the Peace. Carveth and family. The uuM nuws ot this village report a wedding in high life as among the I M. B. GHJ.ASPIE. near future events. , CRAMO RftiPIM DIVISION. The political pot is being quietly *• . Notary Public. stirred here by those who think they have Thornapple well in hand. But J|ARYr. COBB. we opine that when the great barbacue EASTWARD comes off next fklL the broth will have “ .zSHr‘ NA H!,N DREdHMA KER, a savor that shall astonish these confi­ DElLt? T. COLGROVE. 1 Lawyer, Cornice Mouldings, A. Inside Finish & Banff Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Michigan Central The Niagara. Falls Route. .IfUbti'-n f/ioen to Cutting Fllthiy. Pattern* Cut to onter. Mite orrr-.SJuntri Store. II dent ones. 10.10 Wm. Branon. of Carson City, is visit­ ing friends here. ' Mrs. Clark Parson, of South l?<>5ton. Is visiting her daughter Mrs. tv ebster la.M iwnxbren made In the conditions RjSlN. Allarding is on the sick list. ..munjBcraua ahb» "T-T" mmT. uu-_ ui xsniuri Canon, dated Decraber ,wu. and r.. trded In the office at the Bec1'red* far tin- cauqty of Harry :uid state h.wro. January axl, ukj. at s ofeloek a 7". Tz' l! '““rtffamon pane t?»; by m i uu t tbr iwwer ot uh- in srid tnortgare *in-d l:a« rvomnoperative, asdttatv Ts ■ '--n- i to be due and unpaid on said mort| : ! arcofnmnytme the aame at -*-e v, tin. notice the sum ot thirteen uiwdrei and twenty dullara aaa ntaety■ranoyk “Ud the attorney tee r.. ...! i,y ljW- a,,,! ji0 proceeding* at ; orln-juHy havtnx been taken to collect .’;'.i'^M'.or a!'y Part thereof; How therefore, - !. r <. 1,. n-bv given that by virtue ot the powr <>i Mbv tu said n-.'irtffafft contained, and the t III «Kh i-axe nuul.r and provided, on Satl .tie ■-■bt .lay of August; A. D. Utas, at 10 t.idtbi f."-, aoon.Mthe north front door fH'rttee tn the city ot Hutinga. Bar• M.- luitan •that bring the place of hoidit K u.- (ircuk Court for the county of Bar{' " '“‘d premises ant situated.) there will t St public luctlon or vendue to the hlghF<t. tt;<mjtnl»e« described in saidmortway •* necewary to satisfy uiei L r due tnrreon with interest al seven bi p-r ai.uumandtbecMt and expense* m.nrK'5 >*!"!• tending an attorney fee of • • i dull-ir* as provided tor in said mortr',.JwU(‘ l'reml*M Mog described in said to wit: vi.... .. orparerisoflandlyingamrbei’."-;'] Jn’;'1,1" 1“w"s}»lj> of Hartings, Barry Rapid* A Indiana K. » |J’«J|-iI ' | l.-.ui.kIIovnaudden«s1bed a* tol• - .’J’.. The w«st half of south-east quar"tt Wtat half oteart half of south-east <UT’’ T. X BOTH, ■ ■rt:l ’n ”»rtren (13), In town three (3) O. W. Rdogum. G-1 irAnff eight (g) west, containing, one “res of land, more or less J£R MARBLE •'*•**1 M.») rtlLiwi. CPw r SA W'EI. CARSON. Mortgagee, mtc H. Bal er. All y for MortfagSaT . Mr. M. Allarding has a new twine binder. _ . Judson Carpenter is so he can get around again and take the girls out rid­ ing. We are glad to see Jud on his ^Fanneni have commenced harvesting their wheat Mary Allarding and Florence W right, of Freeport, Sundayed at N- Allardings. Remember the thank-offering next Sunday. Please don't forget your pock­ et book and some money. Min Fannie Carptmter will start for Spring Arbor next week on a vacation. We wish her a good time. Quite a number of our Good Templars took in the picnic at Thornapple lake on the 3d and report a good time. SMES .. ........... >■« Aiwanirm. cXmytftoS?- 'H'*’ are,,lt Conrt torthe K‘Hal1 Thad,>«» I-- Hall-In at- ■wr’T *’»«> that on the nth day of ■jL'di*" P".'**1 '■ -‘writ of sUachtnent wm duly it*rrv ’ ”•1 b^01’ llw' for <he County of Mmhl £•K. Han. the above . 1 the lands. tenemenU, •l-^i it "lol»''y* and elfocuaf Tbad„ above named, for •4‘ii!'uu,bvd and sixty dollaro: which A f»Tit rctun‘»ble on the 4lh day of May, bated the 2nd dav ol Juue. A. D. IMA . KNaPPEN & VANARMAN Attorneys tor Plaintiff. tw dedicated thia month. ntXXPORT. ^ri'chvJ4 Will, ot Lowell. Is the guest of her mother, at presentK Mrs. 8- Allerding. or t<r}rt0°’ 5“ Custom Wool Carding, on|short notice. Ht trill toarrant all work forJ^ Nothing _______________ u the river. J,J #crll* bad wme new potatoes 61 Wc umlernaad that the church will P^S.y’^Sbm r ._ CARLTON. w MARBLE. Hasting.. Mich.. May HU»- 1®c- grids department of Eight or ten farmers have purchased new c*£ri®K'* spring. A very good sign of returning the drawing card at a catnpmeeting there this week. . Mrs. J. Yarger and daughter Nellie, accompanied by Mary Allerding. spent Sunday In Carlton, the guests of Mr. D. I arger and wife, sr. Mrs. Chas. Fox and daughter, of Al­ leyton, returned to their homo to-day, after a delightful ten days visit with the family of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fox. Henry Withey, wife and aon, for sev­ eral months oast residing in Tennessee, returned to Freeport last evening, and are the guests of G. C. Bouck of Bowne. Frank Brayton, leader of Wolcott Poet band, has just received a silver Eb horn which eclipses anything of the kind in this section. Frank is deserv­ edly proud of his new instrument. About 1&.000 pounds of wool has been marketed here this season, and it took 83,000 to pay for it, if John Yarger had had entire charge of the buying, at least 25,000 pounds would been sold here. Harmony Lodge, No. 146,1. O. O. at its last regular meeting, elected the following new officers for the ensuing term: N, G, H. W. Clemens; V. GT?. Dooley; Rec, Sec., Mile* Archer: Perm. Sec., Wm. Godfrey; Treasurer, N. Bray­ ton. . . Myron Teeple returned on Saturday hut from Saratoga. Kansas, where he has been since early in the spring, look­ ing after and improving hLs land chum which, he took up a year ago. Myron has JOO acres of laad there and is well pleased with the country. Mrs. W. H. Clemens is detained in her room by sickness. .Mrs. Hernan Parish, of Grand Rapids is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Bronson. Mr. L. C. Welton and wife of Hastings, took supper last evening with Dr. Peck­ ham and family. Mrs. S. W. Finch is still detained in Grand Rapids by protracted illness. Her many friends here hope for her prompt recovery. ft is said that Middleville is trying to entice people that way Saturday, by advertising that scarlet fever and diph­ theria prevails in Hastings. Thus try­ ing to profit by another's down-fall with a vengsnee. Such a course can hardly be called honorable though. BOWEN’S MILL*. Wheat harvest is well under way. , Hay is alwut all secured in good con­ dition. The concert at the Robins school house was a success. Bowenitei divided their attentions the 3d, .some going to Hastinga, some to Thornapple Lake, some to Middleville and some to Wayland and Gun lake. Joe Burpee says anything but a kick­ ing horse, especially on the 4th when he has his best girl with him; but then Joe got there all right Quite a large delegation ot Barlow Lake lodge I. O. G. T. look in the Sab­ bath school and temperance picnic at Wayland the 5th. Ail report a good The weather is extremely hot and time. dry, nevertheless many people went to Bert Armstrong was home the 4th Hastings. Plainwell, and the various shaking hands with his many friends. lakes in pursuit of amusement on Sat­ Mrs G. L. Byers has returned to her urday last Some found the object of home in Allegan. Corn is looking fine for this time of their pursuit, and some did not. Miss Nettie Falk and Dr. Geo. Hyde the year. were united in marriage on Wedneeiiay STATE HOAD. of last week by Rev Mr. Bruce. Dr. and Mrs. Hyde started Immediately for Mrs. Willis Rolf Is with her parents Canada where they will spend a short this week detained by sickness. Miss Grace Hobbs Is spending the va­ time with the Dr.’s friends, after which they return to take possession of their cation with her uncle Mr. Lewis Well­ rooms at H. Mosier's. They have the man, of Castleton. Mrs. D. .Summers entertains the hearty good wishes of a host of friends, dime society Thursday afternoon. All both young and old. Lizzie Somerville, who was arrested are invited. by Mrs. Burton Warner for theft, was, Miss Emma Shaw man has returned honorably acquitted, the trial taking' home from Flint where she has been place on Tuesday last The girl is an attending school. orphan, and has lived in the families of About 85 relatives and friends of Albert Storms and M. J. Goss, of this Henry Fisher ami wife assembled at place, and was wen liked in both homes. their home Monday evening to celebrate Both of these gentlemen stood her the the tenth anniversary of their mar­ friends, as weU as the majority ot this riage. It was a complete surprise, they being absent from home returned to community. Mrs. George Moaler is much more find the house well occupied. The pres­ comfortable than early in the season, ents were valuable and useful. bring now able to ride* some distance. CASTLETON. . M,.L Goss commences work on the new house directly. Messrs. Gibbs and G. Morgan commenced, harvesting Sprague have put'him up a good wait Monday. ■ Mr. Tomlison has returned to his School closed on Friday last. A goodly number ot the townspeople home in Senaca Falls, N. Y. were present to witness the closing ex­ Rev. Bridenstine has returned to his ercises. which were very pleasant. The home at Spring Grove, Mich. Farmers have nearly all their hay room was handsomely decorated with evergreens and ornamented with flow- secured. era. mostly the work of the older girls. Leu Wellman was the first lucky There will be a two months vacation. man to get his wheat in the barn, bavThe pleasant face of Miss Angie Sg cut it last Friday, and drew it Bates was to be seen in our village on onday. Mbs L. Austin, of Milan, Is visiting Saturday last. A large party from Battle Creek are her unde. JI. W. Austin. camping at Wall lake, near Jacob Harley Ladue and family, of Bath, Lehnners. Two or three couples are are visiting at E. Lockhart’s. * Farmers are preparing for harveststopping at the bouse, in preference to tent lire. Henry Mosier is having a kitchen Hafner is home for a short added to his house for the use ot the visit School dosed in the Hafner district bride and groom. Mr. Chase filled the M. E. pulpit on last Friday with Ida Davis as teacher. She has given good satisfaction, and is Sabbath evening. a number cne teacher. Farmers are through haying. BUTLAND. German measles have made their ap­ The heated term; (6 degrees in the pearance in this vicinity. shade. David Flora and his mother have re­ Haying is nearly done: wheat harvest turned from their visit to Ohio. close bye. Sam LeFever had the misfortune to have his house burned on Thursday, The portoffice war is raging again July 1st The fire was discovered about one o'clock, p. m, in the kitchen with renewed 'igor. Ben Wing returned home last week attic. The bouse was nearly new, but for ■ short visit. it is supposed that there must have been Mr. Marian Prince and Sarah Clem, a defect in the chimney, as Mrs. L. had just kindled a strong tire for the pur­ of Woodland, celebrated the 4 th with pose of ironing. A portion of the A. M. Clem and family. The Kalamazoo club bad a fine disgoods were saved. Loss about 81,000. e»y of lire works at their grounds Insured In the Barry ft Eaton. onday evening. Mrs. Alice Harris is still failing. The dance at Morril's Friday night Mrs. Dr. Green, of Charlotte, visited her on Thursday, but gave her but little en- and Saturday was attended by a very large crowd. No accidents and only co uragemen t. A party of boys with tent and milita­ one fight reported. Money wu plentiful and whisky an•die guards drove a profitable busineaa in formed into a .floating hell. The air tmokc. Drunken men staggered to and fro. They yelled and sang and danced, ■nd then they fought and i fought again. Rings were formed, and within them rolled on the slimy flopr and howled and lighted spectators cheered them to re­ double their efforts. Out nt these fights others sprung into life, and from these ■till others. Tlu- noise was horrible. The wharf became crowded with men chore were dropped. Guards ran in on us and beat men with dubbed rifles, and were tn turn attacked. We* drove them out of the hold. The hatch at th« head of the stairs was closed and locked. The recruits were maddened with ing struck and kicked and stamped on in return. The ventilation luitclics were surrounded with stern-faced sentinels. climbing through the hatches. Men sprang high in the air and clutched the hatch-railings, and had their Bands smashed with xnu.iket-buqa. SenUftcla paced to ana fro along the vessel's deck, and called loudly to all row boat* to keep off or they would be fired upon. They did not intend that any fresh supplies of whisky should be brought to ua Tlie prisoners in this floating hell were than told to “go it," and they went it. Wo haii been searched for arms before wo entered the barracks at Albany. The more decent and quiet of un had no means of killing the drunken brutes club, or a knife, or an Iran bolt that we could lay our hands to. I fought and got licked; fought again and won, and for the third time faced , my man, and got knocked •tiff in two seconds. My ffice resembled devil howl with delight. The light grow dimmer and dimmer, and then the inte[K>rtion.M as were dimly lighted by the bars of light that shot through the porta, and that which ww reflected down the hatches in square columns. Wo fought and howled and swore with rage and pain. Through it all the foul smell was overpowering. The deadly, penetrating odors of ulcerous men, who suffered from unnamable diseases, of stale tobacco ■moke, the sickening fmnee. of dead whisky, and the smell of many unclean ruffians made the air heavy with a hor­ rible stench. Many recruits ' lost their bounty money. They were robbed and beaten almost tn death." Exhaustion quieted tiro devils down during the night, and then we, slept on the filthy floor. There was not a bunk in die entire hold. The next mornin&wo awoke with sore heads and faint stomachs, and. un­ der orders, washed out the vast room as well as we could. -Frank Wilkeson in Chicago Times. Tl?e following are the latest figures of Bataille," which was published recently by the “Patriotic League,’.and has been a sort of nine days'. wonder in Paris. There arc eighteen corps d'ormce, com­ prising 4-T0 battalions of infantry, 188 squadrons of cavalry, and 334 batteries. • The total effective force is said to be: Office™, 19,788; men, 674,290; home, 200,­ 002: guns, 1.044; carriages, 88,754.—De­ troit Free Press. Stcno-tdegniphy is one at the most in­ teresting among the many methods de­ vised for increasing the capacity of telo- form of code-signaling in which an al> breviated sign may indicate a word or even a sentence. The manipulation on this eystem naturally requires long prac­ tice, which is one of its drawbacks, but the results obtained compare quite favor­ ably with those of other fast systems.— Frank Leslie'., different direction to the boxwood pre­ pared for English engravera. Tiro Chi DXLTPN. nese printer inks the block with a brush Thermometer 96 in the shade the Sth. —the ink bring a ■uitahie compound Haying is about done at this writing largely composed of India ink. To wand some have 4>egun harvesting. Nearly everyone that speaks about the 4th, say they had a good time no the back of the paper, which is printed matter where they went Thomas Pennock and wife spent Sun­ day with F. J. Norwood and wife. Already people are beginning to go In Ruaaia. a coffin fair is held once huckleberrving, but 1 guess the hail got there first " NASHVILLE E. E. Grilly has sold his place to Bar­ parent buys a coffin. The present is Everybody has returned from the 4th ney Norwood, but he will run his always accojxLable, for the receiver feels of July celebrations. threshing machine just the same. assured that he will iiave a Christian Fred Baker has returned from New burial, and is proud of the son wh.> thus York and says he will settle up with his creditors and go in business again. Must have made a raise. Rev. C. D. Paxson's father fa visiting The Nashville band went over to Kalama, and returned with a fine cor­ him from Marcellus. Mich. Oscar Warren and wife went to hear net as 8 trophy of their music-making The Moors moke extensive use of a Sam Jones preach at Eaton Rapids last spirit prepared from the waler in which abOur 'citizens were widely scattered week. ry fixtures, camped in military style on the east bank of Podunk lake. They seemed to enjoy soldier life hugely—for one night. Rev. Croebv supplied the Freeport M. E. charge Sunday, July 4th.and bap­ tised several candidates in Hess lake. Elmer Regers, our efficient town clerk, is preparing to move to \ ankee Springs. Elmerhas lots of friends if he is a greenbacker. Saturday. Hastings. Vermontville and Kalamo receiving about equal »**«*• 1 House, of Kalamo. had his back Sunday morning, was witnessed and foudly applaud^ by some of our most Piously injured last Th’jroday night by being thrown across the steps of the PrJ?vendlFri.’pGrt l»°PleTart’J0^5 u opera house, while engaged m wrestling Eaton Rapids to see Sam Jones, who is with Andrew Wright. PrTP3dS'en fight on a vacant lot last WHOLE NO. 1622. A large number of people from tills village and vicinity took in the Eaton Rapids cauipmeeting last week, and lis­ tened to Sam Jones trite remarks. School closed last Thursday. The lecture by Prof. Estabrook, of Olivet, was very highly spoken of by those who attended. The ice eream social at the school house immediately after, was patronized to an alarming extent The May Howard combination of “mediums gav;e an exhibition of slight of hand at the opera house Thursday evening. The major part of their en­ tertainment was stale years ago. Dr. W. H. Griswold, of Battle Creek, was in town last week. Ida Hardy is home from Muskegon. Will Feighner and wife returned from California Thusday morning. They say Geo. Francis and family in­ tend moving back in about three weeks. Brady A Treat were arrested Friday, and taken to the county hub on a charge of*violuting the state liquor law, but the result of the trial on Tuesday we will have to leave to the lively "lood" of the Banner to ascertain. G. A. Truman and family are vUiting relatives at Lincoln, Kansas. Mrs. Dr. Lindsley, of Burnlpa Corn­ ers, Mich., and Mrs. L. Briggs, of Char­ lton, Missouri, have died recently. Work has Ix-en commenced on the hall of the K. P. and masonic fraterni­ ties. The job wallet to W. B. Stillwell, for S2^7L We notice the doors of Gregory & Dunham's saloon are open again. George Higdon and Archie Soules celebrated the 4th at Leslie. Hackett port G. A. IL, of Bronson, took second premium, amounting to 875, at the celebration in Coldwater on Saturday. water, being impregnated with 1 allowed to ferment, and is then �From which the aoul boa taken flight at I am now settled am) re4dj fteh and exotic fruit and vogetaUew than for business in my new qMr Of sunlight seems forever to have fled; Two mute Ups meeting like an unutrung SX2Su*^dbuy. bottteof Brown’s IraeBittera, the popular tonic. A ten-vear-old Rochester boy. white in the car en route for Troy the other day, liecame hungry about eleven ,,'dock and was making rapid inroads on a bountiful lunch that had been pro­ vided for him, when a gtmlesnan was moved to remark. “My boy. if you eat much now you won’t have any appetite far your dinner.” To which the smart little fellow replied: Well. I guess if I haven't any appetite, I shan't want any dinner^ Nothing more could be Children will refuse bad tasting cough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson's syrup of lungwort and wild cherry whenever offroed. It is m plt«sant as maple syrup and will reach a bad cough and cure the whoop­ ing cough much quicker than any other preparation of the kind. For sale by WZ H. Goodyear. Made her feel badly—“You look aad. Birdie, what is the matter?” were the words addressed to Birdie Heaijrin by h«r friend Mollie Squeera. as th^f met . on Austin Avenue. “No, I am not pre­ cis elv sick, but 1 feel tired—overwork­ ed.” “Do tell me about IL” “Veil, you see. our colored cook is sick, and now poor mother has to do all the cook­ ing and scrubbing and washing and ironing, and it makes me feel so tired to see the old creature work. She ia so siowr We should economize stall times,but more especially when times are close. Observe the purchases of your thrifty neighbors. More sulMtantial benefits can l«e obtained from a fifty cent bottle of Dr. Bigelows Positive Cure than a dollar bottle of any other cough remedy. It ba prompt, safe aad pleasant cure for all throat and lung troubles. Sold and endorsed by Fred Hotchkiss. cd at Albion. Thia te the aubtleut of all mysteries so an inexorable fate compete the cook* of all clasfww in the countries where thcmaelves to the unfortunate position —Daniel Bivouac. E. 0’SuIUrnn in ________ Southern «uch a sirapie manipulation would seem to be within the reach of most perrons of moderate intellect who i>e»towed the tickle the dainty jialates of epicures with a aeries of dinners from which for five days in the week meat is rigorously ex­ cluded is a harder task; indeed it ia one worthy the highest culinary genius, and it incressos our respect for the capa­ bilities of human nature to know bow often it is succv.Hsfully performed.—Eng­ lish Magazine. Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. Dr. Leidy read a communication from Dr. V. Gonzalez, giving an account of the scor­ pions of Durango, Mexico, and the deadly effects of their sting. They are found everywhere in the city, and every effort has tx«n made to exterminate them, but without effect. A reward of a cent and a half for malea, and double that amount for femalep, is paid by the authorities, and the records indicate tliat Home years over 100,000 are captured and destroyed. The sting, especially in the case of chil­ dren, is invariably fatal; the victim, if minutco, in atrosig general couvulaiana. Meeara. Horn, Heilprin, and Leidy that the Mexican scorpion must differ from the specie* found in Florida andCaliusually graver than that ot Scientific American. Wallpaper, Wall paper, In Muy the cod fishermen are in p»mawion, aad it wm to have a view of the ftehery that we drove out. On the wide beach under the bluff, perhap# a score of narrow, sharp pointed dories were drawn up. Four more we saw rising and falling on the swells outside the line of breakere, “They are coming," said our friend as he tautened down to view the operation. A liorae attached to a fteh cart stood on the Blind when- u dozen bronzed and sturdy fishermen were watching the incoming boats. Codfish strike in here between the middle and last of April, the pollock a little later. • They are caught with book and line, though on the south shore some trawls are set The bait used te the long clain, which has to lx- brought from Tuckcrmuck and Muskegat islands, which lie to the westward of Nantucket. Gathering them forma the business of quite a number of the toilers who build little aliantiee on the islands and live tliere for days, digging clams between tides. By the time we have teamed thte the foremost boat has reached Die brvakthe boatman would get through without being swamped. Both skill and strength are required to effect thte. The orasman balanced his boat on the swelli just outside the line of breakers and waited till the biggest of the “three rode triumphantly in on its crest. being carried far up the strand where hte wait­ ing fellows seized the boat and ran it up beyond the roach of succeeding waves The second and third did equally well, but the fourth miscalculated, and the prow of hte boat dashed into the sand and waa held in the midst of the surf. pounded upon it, filled it and swept man. urg and martial has two bands—brass The following are the measurements of a sulphur bottom whale, the largest of tiifl® *i»h aoy Throat or AJOXV X LuagDtM^ Ifvauhava a Cough of Cold, "or tho cidldrsQ are jawbone, 21 feet: length of longest bathreatened with Croup or Whooping Cough, use Acker’s English Remedy and provens teen. 800 pounds; yield of oil, 110 bazrote; farther trouble. . It te a positive cure,r weight of whole animal (calculated), 147 Fann’K Hotchkim*. Druggist. Bronson business men are advocat­ ing a public park. Nervous headache. raraebe. toothache and In this evening. The people, as a whole, seldom make misNmzprtll*. fully juMUIts the claims of the proprleton of thte great medicine. Indeed. theM Srlalma tun? baaed entirely on what the peoy Hood’s SarmprIlla has done for them, the Abundant evidence of lt« curative ppwero, and give It a fair, honest trial. THAT HACKING COUGH ran be so quickly •cred try Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. Sola WILL YOC SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint? Slilioh’s Vitallror Is gnaranvm. U..I.I VC U lbwvir... SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible ecash. Khllati’s Cure is the reme­ dy for you. Sola by W. H. Goodyear. ■CATARRH COLOH, health and sweet breath secured by Slillvli s Caluirli P.eniril;. Price 5S V-.. — 1 IkI-.'a. XV O Over *100.000 worth of new buildings are un­ der way a: Cheboygan. West's Pain King works tike a ehann tn re­ lieving pain In the stomach, all bowel difficul­ ties ano cholera. No traveler should be with­ out It. Should always be fa the house. Costs batsfic. All druggists. My fiver was fearfully disordered and I felt so Jevblr- aM tanguld tbnl I scarcely took Interest in anyth Inc. Tried all the so-called remedlee without relief until I used Parker's Took, wUch •ffected a permanent cure.-David Baah. tor being the wr oi ixsctjs, lor toe cunnty ai earn of JBIchlpm. on the list day of May of tlifonottee Ute stun of two thousand nhw hun­ dred and thirty-Ove dollars and eighty cents. w having been M-curcd by said TAR NANTUCKET OUT OF SEASON. We all know to our cost that even in England it is not every one who can Dr. Leidy is asked by the writer in hte endeavor to determine eomo auooeeaful i elty. a distance tere in the store east of W p Schantz’s grocery. cured pilchard the only condiment. In­ deed such a diet, if continued for six weeks, would probably prove unendur- The man, however, gathered up the scattered cargo, emptied the dory by turning her over, and soon had her out of the waves’ reach. Sometimes,' in coming through the surf, the boats are WaU Paper. Wail Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper. QB015fcltX Window Shade- in plain clot}, Sec*™ U> GIRLS .palnlws. perfect development and thm prevent! Mielong weakness. ____ Sustains aud soothes Orer-worked Women. Exhauatad Motbere, ud Varnish andAIabastine. Alabastine and Barn Paint prevents prolapsus. , Cures palpitation, sleeplessness, ner­ vous breaking down (often preventing insanity), providing a safe change of Barn Paint and Housekeepers’ Painte in smell cun. life, and a hale and happy o*d Rttuler suffering from any com­ plaint peculiar to the female sex, zo»phora is worth everything to you. Send for our circular of private testi­ Housekeepers- Paints and Brashes, ■ And EVERYTHING else in monials and be convinced. Every woman sickly or healthy my line. should read “ Facte for Women.” This book will be sent to any lady reader of this paper, and to ladies only, on receipt of 10c. Addreas, I still sell the Celebrated Detroit WIhte ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO, Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the OT ir br our Private Secretary Ing Physician. . Lead. INSOMNIA “Chicago now cans more meat tluin all the rest of the world put together,” said a merchant on Michigan avenue, “and manufactures more tin cans tlian any other city in the world. But the meat­ canning burin-.-M did not start in ChiRan in Australia. Australia, and the meat wan mutton for the English army. Amenta caught on lieved by a Bombay physician to be tok- Fred’k Hotchkiss, A. CAMPBELL A. BLACK. Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all woriTln Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. ’ Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Onr aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success-' ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will he made >n Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. U1 find him at his new location north of the new Newton How®, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve, the pu lie with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eavf.-Troughing a Specialty. . The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Did you Sup- This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call iiud ^eHirf". New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale. pose Mustang Liniment only good Herald. for horses? It is for inflamma­ tion of all flesh. Mvrat’u sword handle, wt with medical school of Ute Imperial umvwuty Paints ant Oils, Oils agi Varaishes, -WOMAN'S FRIEND, Cream Bali India. and decorated, or paper shade.. ZOA-PHOEA, The dories contain from twenty to thirty Inrgv cod and pollock, with an oc­ casional ugly skate or big-mouthed scul­ and the cajietan tliat hud roiled many pin. The cart te backed down to the the American People large animula won torn up, the falls gave boats, the cod and pollock are thrown in costing a Natjon of way and the body fell back. The sulphur and carted to the cleaning and pickling bottom is found on the entire Pacific room where, after being dremed and L.iinnticst coast at all times, winter and summer, aalted. they ore dried on flakes in t lie­ coming well iu shore between May and sun, and marketed. Very little fresh September. It has a curious and some­ fteh is exported from the island, but the The Frightful lurreaite of Inunity what unpleasant habit of following ships, cured fish has the highest reputation of Caused by Nervousness and and one followed the ship Plymouth any in the market.—Cor. Detroit Free mouth from' San Francisco to Realojo, Sleeplessness. Central America, often passing under the keel. Rifle shots and blows from When a Chicago dispatch saying that Sortjr per caul. The largest andfinest public billets of wood had no impression upon it, and it stood by the vessel until she Inspector Bonfield had “received a sam­ bufidlngs recently erected have been tor went into sliool water.—Chicago Herald. ple riot gun" from a Connecticut firm lhe care of luuAllcsyand they arc all filled was read by a Broadway gun dealer he to their fullest capacity. These facte are ip pill lug. They bbow that something said: must bo done speedily to prevent thte in­ The highest temperature ever observed “It te a repeating shot-gun recently in­ crease or we shall become a nation of in the shade of the open air te 151 de­ rented, and te very good weapon for the lunatics. One of the greatest causes of grees Fahrenheit, which Capt Rigaut's purpose. A short steel tube under tlie insaaitv is loos of sleep. Phyeleians say self-registering. tlicnnomcter recorded in barrel holds six cartridges loaded with that when persons fall to sleep for four oighta they are on the vrnfe of lp«au>ty. the land of the Tuariks in Central Asia. buckshot or any other sire of shot. A And yet narcotics are ilnngeroua It ts M. de Nadaillac hence infers that the small cylinder just right to take hold r»f euly when the body te well that jicrfict A committee of range of man's endurance of extreme with the hand is slipped over the car­ deep can be secured. that recently Investigated thte temperature te 238 degnxn Fahrenheit, tridge tube, a steel rod running from it pliysiclana subject, found the lack of albumen since the minimum recorded by an etlicr to ttu- mechanism of the gun's breech. In the system brought atom more n^r By sliding tills grip piece along the car­ vousneta more aleeplefamew, and more little lees than 80 degrees below aero. tridge tube and back to its place again a tn ad new than any other known cause. It nas also been found that pep ton lied beef, In the highest latitude of the polar re­ discharged shell te thrown out, a freah combined with hups and uialt. progions a severe winter night, however, cartridge inserted, and the gnu cocked. dnees more albumen, and tones the exceeds even that frightful extreme, for Each cartridge holds an ounce and a system better than any other known in the neighborhood of Irkutsk, not much quarter of buckshot. The six cartridges agency. The only manner In which this further north than the city of London, can be fired six times in three seconds. Pumpelly once saw the thrnuonwttr for They are now in use by the express com­ and this wonderful preparation la certain to do more in checking narrotuneaa, panies and postofiice agi nts in the west insomnia «nd insanity than aav other Fahrenheit.—Dr. Felix L. Oswald. where road agents abound, and not known agency. Prof. Rone, the cetetentad equalled by any weapon for demoraliz­ sbamlst. i-ays; " Hoptanic, a combination Construction of a Uome-Mstda Barometer. ing a gang of evil doers." The following, though old to acene, may be new to other*, and will enable the IdMl. Mil bin tact a per fact flah the latter to nfidre r. simple barometer Mr. Ruskin te the very prcux chevalier food." Since the Introduction of lloptor.Ie a for themaclvt*: Two dracluna of cam­ needed for English girlhood, grizzled marked effect has been found, by critical phor, half-draclim of pure saltpeter, though hte beard may now be. Has he ubaaarvar* nnAn . ludf-drachm of muriate of ammonia, not said somewhere “I would make my and two ounces of proof spirita, in a gbuei body a bridge for the passage of a girl tube or a narrow phial, will make a very that was pretty and good." Hte attitude good water guide. In dry weather the toward hte young deciplea at Whitelands solution will remain clear. On the upmay be typified in a story Mrs. Severn SLY'S drew from her memory. “When I was up in the liquid, while stormy weather will be indicated by the very disturbed once walking through a garde* with condition of the chemical combination. Ruskin, when I ohoerved him to stoop —Weather Journal. low down and glance tidr waya at tlia (Urea Ueilefai aky. Wondering at thte movement of It is said tliat the oldest merchant hia, I heard him say: ‘Do put your head down lien' and you will nee what I Bee.' COLD IX ILEA And so I bent dawn also aud naw wliat CATAKUH wan built in tlutt city in 1784. making he had dtecovered—the woudroue luveliHAY FE her 123 yean old. She is owned by ness of a tree s buds against the sky. It te thte seeing for ownetnetM and light that a Liquid, of vessel projierty. The True Love te yet han givrei Mr. Ruskin t!xi secrete of power Not or Powdrr. in active service. Her age is a justifica­ over human nature more Hum any of hte from Injurious and Ofienslva tion of the proverb that “true tove never critical theories.—London Standard. a year thirty-two time* a.i much hah m an inhabitant of Berlin; and Parte, with her 2,900,000 inhabitants, consumes more fteh than the whole of Germany with a pojnilaU-n of 47,000,000.—Inter Ocean. WINDOW SHADES. PROMPT :_ ^VoeirtJte CO. BAUOMS. MB. ** At Very Low Figure*. ’ I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I «it' S'H 8 very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Hemember the place, and youra respectfully. ’ . i �01TK NATIONAL SOLONS. the PRESIDENT’S ESCAPE. A POSSIBLE HOLOCAUST. A DIGEST of the week in senate and house. On reading and filing the petltiou. duly vertfled Mary K Dunn, widow of said deeeased, [vnying that Leri M. Dewey, or some other suit­ able person, may be appointed administrator til tbe estate <if said deceased. .l ,. ' ““ c‘v- He was told that **• P^e«l did ooi nnln oOh-n Su. daj. tai mid do M Mood,,. Mitd* .. utive document of the •rial from Zauesvillo, Ohio, ;e building there notwith•X|»nt * veto. The political . !.'. F. ties and John K. rginta. w are removed. The .<■ bill was reported back _< The conference’report hili wai agreed ta Tbe \A bill to feitorp and apj-tacral Alfred Pleasanton Tb« conference report appropriation bill was ..m wa» *udor«ad—'El yeas, ww, Call, ■ Kusti*. Gorman, Pugh. I’e.-nocrata, voting aye tepuulirens, The veto of tbe title- bill wa* taken up ,1. nut laid over without action. jmiUitto* reported u bill givo! ma! by jury to pension i fir. stive session wu bald, .-:i»t» adjourned. .. .i nduced IB tuo bouse: To mate. — .. m ut the omen in the city of Hastings, hi said cod Having' goo„ thtongTtS Wl*^ --- —ouu-ors committee rose and reported to tbe house. succeeded in taking him to the lockup All the ameadments wsre agreed to except Upon being, searched, a largo bowio kdife *Wrowriatton i. was found upon his person. If to. hal sueartboldi statue, which w™ rented, agd the sum'stands as reportad-HT.lWA iL bill was then paxWj and tbo bouse ad joumod. ANOTHER AMERICAN CARDINAL. , . . -, . * i rmay, ;n winch \ ancu and .Salisbury advocated Us repeal. Ingalte showed that all tbe aopototmeoUundorntinw w.ta.n.~A__ _ ,-r.*A — ----- ... u.w »2!tLT.'1“”U:’ JnIy 1 ~’n“ cl<Min< ntoo of investing Archbishop Gibbons with the insignia of a Roman Catholic cardinal took plare'ut tbo cathedral here Wednes­ day before an immense andienoo of Roman < Mlhallr-. -11__ L ... ported tuu appoint jxrty as far as j neither Democrats nor Republicans from his state could get odlee under it, the senate adopted an amendment to the legislative bill, giving the commission an additional eluded with the bm towel of tbo beretta. Sixty musicians rendered tbe muslral oort of tbe me». Ainignttho different branches of the i oung l at ohc Friends society and other organization* paraded tbe streets in honor nf tlia —t Tta.— *r__ ... . ■ . . —. Morrow pro ton ted a people for the proi'.e— immigration. Tim adopted and afterward Was' ClT'. JuneNX—After apar„ — expl'inatlop by Camden denying a owwrpajair charge that he had wtrJil I* ?aid for each of. six votes neoesury to cany the senate for Paine of Ohio, u> seuete resumed consideration of the aside, however, and roeolutlon*.gn tbe death of Representative Hahn adopted after eu­ logies had been pronounced, when the sen ate adjourned. S. Ing fully 10.0JU people in thkt About llhSOp. m.. In response to repeated Calls th., —1 J— tai—______ _ . addremed tbe people thus: railways, with tbe senate ame^moot ex­ cepting tbe Gulf t£ Ship l«Und railway. The lands granted six railways are forfeited by tbo bllL A petition from tbe Knight* DEMANblNG LABOR LEGISLATION. Cruz runt competition w lib the multitude of low tea, abort weight, alurn or phosphate powders. Sold only situated between McCalnesviUe and Drakes_v having bi*a tnstltuteu u> recover me moneys secured by sold mort­ gage. or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale contained in said mortgage and tbe statute in such com- made and provided, notice I* hereby C-n that on Saturday, tbe l«fh day of Septem, A. D, irsw, at ten o'clock In tiie forenoon. I shall sell kt poblle auction to th* blgbert bidder, at the north front door of tbe court house, in the CI'.y of Hastings. In the County of Barry and Stale oi Michigan (that being the pteoe where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County I* balden) hold mortgage, or so neecasary to pay the ISk’&SS'JK The tuns could bn suspended from Retordav until Tuesday morning Tbe explosion oc­ curred in thu inlxlug-room. Tbo building was blown toto splinters, and fragment* ot the bodies of the workmen wore picked up n dollar* covenanted s being described to wuil mortgage as all tho*e certain lota, piece* and pareel* ot land situate tn tbe Ctly\of Ha* Ungs. In ths,County ol Barry and state M Mich Igsn, aad known and described as follows : the north half (ns I of lot No. sewn hundred aud ll.’.rb-- n l :t.b :h. -u.r'.li h.C.! ■ ■ . ..f I ■ : seven hundred aad fourteen (TH), and Uhnorth half <nH) of tot number seven hundred and fifteen (713), ot th* •tty (formerly village) of H**tings. Barry County, Michigan, according to •hr re-onled (Jal thereof. Dated June Zhl. P«fi. Jl’LIl’S STARK. Mortgagee. Tee following are the names of ot Fita John Porter; also tbe army, postudloe and agricultural appropriation bill* taste not, handle not. petitions bearing nt - • from the date, which said i assignment recorded In tlie'offlce of the register of deed* for Barry County. Michigan, in Liber '1 n! ,l,1e—-n.nl. n,ina»MAtB nn ,1... lull) Silt Si^ct ANARCHISTS CONVICTED. ft was In said mortgage expressly agreed that should any default be made in the payment of said interest or any part thereof, on any day whereon tbe same is made due and payable, and should tbe *ame remain unpaid and In ar­ rears for the space of sixty day*, then and from thenceforth, that !• after the fapsc of said »txty days, the aforesaid principal sum of seven hun­ dred dollars, with all arrwagw of intrre*: thereon, should at the option ot the said Jami * Dooley, bls executors, administrator* and as­ sign*. become and be due and payable immedi­ ately thereafter. And default having 1“-h made in Uie payment of interest due May Mb. 1M4. and the same still remaining unpaid, the aforesaid sum of-fseven hundred l.r. tartfta principal -II - ..-----do)... least 1,UX>,UUU signa- tha trial of tbo Anarchisu Hirth, Simon and Palm, after being out thirty-oo* hours returned with a verdict of guilty at a o clock Sunday night. Tbs tint ballot w*. seven for conviction, three for acquittal aad two blank. Tbo second was sevuti for conviction and five for acquittal, the two blanks voting with the latter. Both are ATHLOPHOROS^ZT. CrilLD-MURDERERS. and payable; and there I* now'claimed to In­ due and payable at the date of this notice the sum ot clglit hundred and fifty-eight and u-too dollar*, and no suit or proceedings at law or in eijulty having been Instituted to ntover the knowledge at tbe district attorney, aud be voted for twenty-four hours tor acquittal, but finally came over. Tbe punishment in the cases may be playing marble* at tbo corner ot Baroaue and Toledano streets, Friday, when a quar­ rel arote over tbe gania '1 wo of the boys, Joseph Ellis and SoptUne Ferguson, became iug arms an J ammunition such ease made and provided, notice Is herein’ -Iv.H III.! k.ln^l.v .1-.- nf A....... ITMLVMOROS CO.. IQ WILL ST.. HEW TDM shall seU at public auction to tbe highest bidder at the north front door of the court bouse in the City of Hastings, Michigan, the premises de­ scribed In said mortgage, or so much thereof a* mluuutt. Tbe youthful murderer tn this case is uniier : 1 years of age About the same time two children, a girl named Josephine Acosta and a boy, Felix legal costs, the premises being described In said mortgage as follows: The south west quarter of the south eastquarter of section S3, town 3 north of range 9 west, .bring tiie town*lilp of Rutland, Barry County. I Tw,XT May Wav tSthTA. Vi caa Dated D. ,IMS. DAXTD B. COOK. , became aii^ry with the girL Sowing a pair PARKER S TONIC which originated with recent labor troubles The beet Cough Cure yon can nee. Ixmtdok, July 5.—Report* at midnight Saturday from ths British parliamentary Chicago, July 5.—Tbo spreading of tbe Fourth of Joly celebration over throe days has given young America—and old America, also—an opportunity to lot off bis superabundant patriotism not enjoyed every year. And the opportunity has been takm advantage of with a will tmil shows city Saturday the pop of the firecracker and toy pistol—implement of dire calamity to tue young lues—announced that tbe business had begun, and Sunday nlgbt the city *ks brilliant with exploding rockets and other firework* Tbe display of bunt- brought destruction to allot of fireworks on . . . --i ’ ..nr, man was ■rnokinv a cigar and by socio means .irvpjew * Into tbe stock, aud in lose Ums than M Mkw Default haring been made In the condition* f a certain mortgage made and executed by dexander Cxdart and Louise Cadart. his wife. gained teats |in ton districts day. Edward , ilcuMg*. who from Gtadstcste’s cabinet wb HINDERCORNS Mr*. Gladstone si*>ks at a Liberal meeting Gazette that the Irish people in England claiming to control seventeen. Th* news from Wales and Scotland is still hopeful, but tbs general expectation is that __ ll_ta _______ — —m* 1 nn.lmn will —« • K— Health is Wealth! and bcotch majorities. Should the coun ties and Ixmdonfall the home rulers, a Glad­ stone mlnistiy would bo clearly impaeuble. TimoUiy Healy, in a speech at Newry Sunday night, said that uqlon had over been a cure* and a blight, but now, be said, •>ided by Gladstone, we uro going to get 333. • By which default the power of sale In sold mort­ gage contained baa Ixx-ome operative, and where as there I* now claimed to be due and unpaid on sold mortgage and the tond accompanying tbe same, at the date of thl* notlev. tbe sum of four tiMMMMMl five hundred and sixty MM <*l,5M.) and no suit or uro«*?rdlne» at taw or In i-qulty having been taken to collect the same or any part thereof. No*, therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale In «*l<! mortgagi’cnntalned, ami tne statute In such ease made and provided, on the ninth day of July A. D. INK. at nine o’clock In the forenoon at tlw north trout door of tbe Harry County Court House In tbe OBJ of Hasttngs.ln U»e(Jounty uf Barry, Michi­ gan. that being tbe place of holding h Circuit Court for the said County of Barry, wher -remises are situated, there will be sold at auction ur vendue to tbe highest bidder, emlscsdeserlhed.tn said mortgage or so ana expense* allowed by taw. Including an at­ torney fee of thirty-five dollar* as allowed by law and a* provided fm In said mortgage, said premise, being <le*ertoed In said mortgage a* foltowatowit: Al! those eel* of laad situate In tbe town »nd A.«*>t1s. tn the l W,H boy. There was littls or no order in tbe tiring, but It was exceedingly rapid mid .. ™ tntandol To Limo, Ohio, July 1.—Tbe steam /acht |g ma left for Detroit Wednesday, to put on mew propeller wheel, intending thereby to ltTJ<oporte from all pointe indicate that tbo rise wax VBFV ___ ’ u a sioca wi --------- —Tbe demijohn and bottle busi­ es eepecady brisk Wodneadsy . .. a-.- ____ ...... the citr few of them wi.i wp tai 4H.W “d Default having been made In the condition* of a certain Mortgage made by William May- orous sort Ralph Beaumont, chairman ot tbe logisletlvs committee, declares It to bo only suoo. .w.. — - ---------- w- — — boring windows and Iota passing vehicles to tbe consternation of tbe people in tbo vicinProvidxxcx, R. L, JulF1 stroke ot U* o'clock Wednesday night Rhode Island edteeed upon a long era of ■»“«««• tioaal prohibition. For several erenamed Leubach. Tbo amount of mixture which exploded ras about “ WO pound* Tbiire te cession in tbo around *0x70 feat 1, miUea Petitions received Sstarday bore about 30,O» signatures in the aggregate These petitions are alike in form, having been printed and distributed to the local as tbe Fox and Wuconsin rivers iu Wis­ consin. An extra mouth’s pay was , > oto I bouse employ™, after a strong opposition t'-iereto. after which, tbe bouse having com­ pleted sixty-eight pag'-s of the bill, an adjzurnnient v.as taken until Monday. ‘‘ tv a-:ithe debate on the sundry till r-«uiuvd, llii dneu««loti taking a puiioaU aud |ir>o:ud turn, tut no changes Saturday morning. She occupied a seat- in »tf> made 111 the bld. Hpringer having the oxoeutlvo gallery and was accompanied <x?«rv4 »a amendment increasing the s;,-4rieik>3 for detecting public Iasi frauds to h’.’J.OOi, Htecoek said tbe •Bfbdtnctit was maos to increase patron- house to tbe neglect of the dull discussion s»» wfaieb hprmger denied, but withdrew which was progrendng upon tbe Wisconsin tt- Masadmtat. r -runs of Kansas charged "•e»sr ot ir.»a with being tbe paid attortey cl UirUkiahoma Koomsr«."and Weaver Wanted to know if Perkins was not a rail­ family iu the private gallery. If their way attefi-vy. Both gentlemen indignantly nwtd tbe imputations. Without much • -.-ogres- <n the ! ill, the house adjourned. itself conspicuously manifest W*‘n:.n,r>x City, July I.—The senate, »-u.»slay cun»ider* 1 tbe Piatt resolution WAflUDTOTO* CtTr, July 5.—Secretary Ptondiag for open executive sessions, and •Jp-vch by Morrill w*. read by Manderson Manning, aci-ompanled by Mrs Manning, Miss Manning and Commissioner Miller, 'Mcmli bsinK .-ondned to his residence by iia'-., m wtii.-b th- author of de speech ar.-ived here Saturday from Hot Springs, u-it ti» grwuM that there was simply a Va. At tbo depot awaiting his arrival L»w»ja|.-r dsraaul for open sesaiatn. Hoar were IToeidmit Cleveland, Assistant Secre­ I wk u» s^m- ground, declaring that tbe tary Fairchild, Treasurer Jordan, Chief When -niinsl.- indifferent to tbe mat­ Clerk Yoomadk. and CoL I-amont. te:. I...i I- . „t were uecessorf the train arrived the president smd bis party -•.’Srty >[!,■ reason^ Edmunds intro- jiroceedod to the car and remainifd with •if-vi.-. • I. »retmg in the president tba Secretary Manning until tbo train drew out ’\’t l">WBr f°r government of tbs depot, .Secretary Manning going to J_*’• '' ici riui-j court judges, dis- Watch Hill, R.IL It was remarked by all that Secretory Manning wa- looking muvh ’r. t att. i:;ity» umrUnite, Indian agent*. '.•Uriel U-.! iilleere ’and collecton ot cos improved in boalth. «-r-‘ at the priocipnl pointe Tbs leg Is<h>-. i.il! an- ihsu retimed, and forty-six Miis dl uf. Hie-bouse ,‘Oint resolu_ •• • it-ndsng last year’s impropriations favorably considered by the house commit­ ■ r dij i mu laid i<fore the senate, but tee on judiciary Thursday which limlte the It an oi.jectiM> r,y Edmunds went orer for fee* uf clerks at United States to fil.DXl a weday, imd Ute «mato look a n-ce« until I- m. at wbkfi lime the )eKisiative bill s’a^s ji ceucisd, out with sinali projr-*T‘ i’ntl SXW "•uato Bt 11:25 pm.addent Thursday signed'the bill for tbe relief of two hundred nincty-eixumd 77-100 dollars ’ ’ said mortgaged premixK and tbeTnteresl there- undred dollam appropriating gl.OtW,____ — general deficiency bill and amended it by appropriating nn aggregate ot «7fi,0fi0, on general John C. West & Co., St. Lot’iB, July •**—a morning __ hrtawlnir ba MS West Madl*on 8t.. , Lx-log mace ano o- . vi'irera, senators and repr*» «nt Ho thought re- Moriumtowjs, X J., July a-A terrible Washimotox City, July A-Tho head­ quartern of the national legislative committoo of the Knights of Labor in this city are being Hooded with petitions from local as- deadlock and adjournwl without accomplish­ ing anything. j Wahhxxutcct Cm, July A—The nival appropriation bill was reported to tbo e«nate Saturday, after which con.;location c»l » frvin its important amendmiudUig the malisulaidy. Tbe leg ■seeuiive and judicial appropria«».’ tc-in Liken up and a political ■Mice report on the < omular and diNoniatic Hi!, ami adjourned. 'T’h Cnif, July d-»The otoobki was reported favorably to Htark, dated Juno Wth, I.. __ ■fclspowder never varies. A marvel of pur enirth and wbolreomeness. More economli pounds tomac al Washington City, th* appropria­ tion for Savannah harbor lacreasad to FJOU.OOJ. and than tbe senate held an execu- ---ware ai»o suoJ IliBiar.utt then retum-rd in com­ 4 qa *’"■ ■‘uaJrT cirU biU, as riajtrly completed, when tbe comThe house tbeu adopted .lutiou continuing last POWDER Absolutely Pure. TEN MEN KILLEf). bid you goo 1 night. rq«irt»w*re agreed to- Un the army bill, tbs but W make tile Pacific roads pay for tbe se»v«y and section ot their lands, tbe agr.colij.-sl jpp. opnation, and the post- m... Pudge of Probate. also burned. Five persons sleeping there oecaped, but a collection of animals and bird festivity to day.. 1 also desire especially to and an item inserted ■ Sam •------------ U14K uo i ndxmg of u* Obio rirar at •ire by tlu« • u.'.ago, St. ixiuls A Rew '-**ns 1Cd Ifliuoj, i untral railways Tbe «* ont/ report... p»n Klortrie Invest!C«.ou dec.ann^ \ttorncy General Gar“' r';fa’r innocent of imttaKI ‘ wa. lubmlttod and put on a‘I®n4"l,’t The minority report dis"s* *rf "““!?s per printed aud Barry , once In e them perished, a re-trap m. until 11 ji m., playing a choice selection of inecos, including tbo “Coronation March," uOd dail Wh-ti ’.be Hsum relating to sate* of public lan U ’« reached a debate took place over . .i.-mwioner .Sparks’ ruling, l-alrd sXteikmg and • obb end Payaon detending tb» axnml>*iuner. An amendment limiting ' tas Mlary uf register* aud recrivena to K W per ’’’’•r *"• adopted, and the cotnCiittse ro-" -in-Ltbe to'—’ -l.vurnod. ’ known plosion took place in tbe mlxtng-bouaa sion comiuiadoner and patent comt tuu.eJ vnodvratton of tue sundry civil t,.i: a at • l,a tiie • binaee was brought v!/> c a J . J merit offered by Morrow cf’vsofcrru.i im .-wwiug the appropriation forenoon, be ssaigDed ’ lor tiie beantig of petltioa. and that tbe heirs si law of said known at this writing. appropriation for th. taaug^ra'-toTcf tb! Hartboldi suitn. 7. ^ to“ ’. — —---------- --uuubrf unS. l* •>-. threatened war :* only is back In 1’roria again. She attended Hint Motholistchurch Sunday and was wvlcomod by old friooda Mr* Molloy is still under bonds to appear before the Springfield iMft) grand jury. a inero are ovon ------ ■ .xplanaiions of a mttefactoey charaeter can . H Jr-u.. _>.tlnn> between tbe comgJM.UOU; insured for flO.UXX A. ot oawV •“ „IaTula..i ~™- CIHCOOO. ILL. WALTER CLARK. Mortgagee. F.M. WADUIGH. Attorney for Mortgiqjrr. Mortgage Sale. Default liaving been made In the payment of a mortgage msfr by Cordelia Alhby to Philip Holler. March l»th. U«3. and on the vame dav recorded In • tlw office of BeglKtr-r ot rv Comitv In l.lbw 22 of A .Clear Skin is only a part of beauty ; but it is a part Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. Court House, tn �- The Hastings Banner. think ot It? - Additional Local Items. Grand Special Sale! fhreshers, Attention! ----- of------ HATHKoe, Mien.. Joly 8th. 1886. bonfire Tneaday, by setting fire to his father’s barn. Fortunately the fire was extinguished before a great amonnt of damage was done. ZDITO KULL Monts. The teachers’ class at Naahville com­ It Dow looks as though Gladstone bad been defeated, and home rule for menced next Monday. As the term Is Ireland postponed. Probably no one abort and tuition low, a larger number thing womens directly the cause of this defeat than the fact that America and Americans so strongly urged and aided tbe home rule movement. It ■ will thus be seen that in England whatever America desires Ln the way of government policy is industriously souelched. -But Ln America it is con- thing to be “English you know.” And so we have a free trade movement in this country which is fostered by Brit­ ish cobden dubs, and if successful will be of the greatest importance because the greatest help to England. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Exports from the United States decreas­ ed *75.000,000 during the year which of teachers will probably avail them­ selves of thh excellent opportunity to better prepare themselves for their Im­ portant work. the Bxkxeu for kindly remembrance in the way of their 30th wedding an­ niversary cake, which event they cele­ brated Friday evening with the assist­ ance of a large number of their neigh­ bors and friends. We desire to call the attention <Jf farmer’s wives to the fart that those who wish to exchange their butter and eggs for dishes to prepare their tables for harvest hands and threshers, will find that Stauffer & Crawley can fill the bill both in quality and prices of goods. Try them. . ended May 31. Imports for the same Tub Celebration.—The celebration period increased *50,00*,000. This does st this place on Saturday last was a sucnot look much like the era of prosperi­ oeas, both in point of numbers and the ty which a Democratic administration faithtai carrying out of the program. was to bring.. But how can revival in The street parade torliapated In by business be expected when the dominut Hastings Division No. iw A. ot 1\ party in Congress constantly stands Fitzgerald Port G. A. It. and the Hast­ ready to spring M free-trade bill on the ings Base Ball dub was a pleasing af­ fair. The exhibition drill by Hastings country ? A renewal of confidence and Division was interesting. At court enterprise can not be looked for as long bouse square a large erbwd listened to as the arm ot destruction is held threat­ the exercises of tbe day. The oration of Hon. F. A. Dean was a masterly and eningly over ^American industries. eloquent effort, adding lustre to tbe When the free4rade party is driven out fame of this brilhant orator. At the of Congress better times will follow. conclusion of this part of the program The people should Insure protection to tbe sports and games took place on their industries as fast as Congression­ State street, east of Jefferson. Follow­ ing are the names of tbe winners in the al elections offer the opportunity. sports and games: . President Cleveland showed how much be favors the people as opposed to corporate greed by his veto of lb. Da Moina river taoda Ull. which was passed by both bouses of congress, and designed to quiet the title of actual settlers to lands claimed by a railroad corporation. Tbe republican •senate promptly passed tbe bill over the president's veto; but the democratic house dare not interfere with the presi- - dent’s arrangement with the railroad land grablxira. * J. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, speaking in New York yesterday, said for the southern people: “We are back in our father’s house and we are back to stay, and when I say that to a south­ ern audience they understand that that means the perpetual supremacy of the Democratic party." Did Mr. Tuck­ er mean that the southern people would not stay “in their fattier’s house" if the Democratic party is not per­ petually supreme?—Evening Journal. .1. W. Hine has sold tbe Lowell Jour­ nal to J. D. Ellin wood, of Detroit Mr. Hine is too good a newspaper man to permanently retire from the profession, and we are sorry to see him resign the quill, shears and paste pot for keeps. We hope his successor will maintain the standard of excellence acquired by the Journal under the management of Mr. Hine. It will be no light task to do that thing however. If the record kwpe up as it has start­ ed, there will be more people killed by ice cream than by dynamite. Until this season, ice cream had not been looked upon as a dangerous weapon: ' but the fatalities recorded against it lately incline one to the belief that it is deoeitful and full of guile, or something worse. The democrats and greenbackers of Iowa have fused on state officers. The democrats endorsed President Cleve­ land's administration, and the greenbacken endorsed the democrats nomin­ ated on a platform endorsing ttir hardmoney, monometallic administration of the currency. There is consistency for yon. Chicago anarchists fired on the American flag which wa*-waving at tbe bead of a prodMioa in that city J uly Sth. They «em to hate everything American. The proper Id which to treat them is to remove them from America as soon u possible, and the hemp route is the best. . Chicago is again the theater of a ser­ ious strike: this time the switchmen on the Lake Shore railroad. To acoomplish their purposes, they resorted to derailing trains and kindred devlllshshould strike hard in such violent meaaurw. dealing with rraaUrat CKrdud I, Mutant), Uying to earn the reputation of -the reoord-breakw” judging from the num­ ber of his vetoes of pension bills. The soldiers will not get much comfort from a democratic administration. The anarchist trials at Chicago pat­ take too urodi ot the nature of a fame to be of much service in suppressing that very undesirable element of city Clothing, Hats, Caps and Threshers and Engines. Gent’s Furnishing Goods. We are agents for a dozen different mannfavtureProfits No Object, for All Goods Must Go! Every article marked down. I have made prices that sell them. Now is the time to buy, while the assortment js com­ plete. My Stock ia New. I. N. IdXNiNGTON and wife, of Rut­ land, will please accept the thanks of Palmer. 3d. ^<3range race—KittyMelsey, 1st; Eva Stand and jump—Warner, 1st; W. Woodruff, 2d. Run and jump—H. Bauer. 1st; 8. Brock, 2d. Hc^-step-aod-jump—H. Bauer, 1st; 8. Climbing pole for presents—W. W. Rockhill. B. Maynard, H. Bauer, and Meears. Strickland. Knickerbocker, ami up by E. W. Morrill *t Co. was found by Bert Foreman, of Carlton. The lucky finders were given a watch and a 96 pair of pants respectively?) The races at the fair ground were probably the beat ever seen on that track, and were witnessed by a large number of people. In tbe free for all trot, beat 2 in 3. ont-half mile boat*, there were three starters—“Ruff." owned bp A. J. Hardy, of Nashville, “Tom Cary,” own­ ed by John J. Fuller, and “Chauncy Dean." owned by Chas. Dake, of Sara­ nac. The first heat savored largely of a running race, especially on tbe part of the Saranac horse. However, as this horse came under the wire first, and had evidently gained nothing by run­ ning, he was given the heat, with Cary second and Ruff third. Time, IJB^. Cary and Dean were the only starters in the second heat, Ruff having been with­ drawn, and the heat was close. Carv winning by one half a length; time L2S. Tbe third heat was by all odds the finest ever seen on the track, the horses being neck and neck the greater por­ tion of the distance, with Cary having a slight advantage which he reUimJ, tote Regardless of former figures. As I sell for cash only, I. save my customers from paying interest on other people s ac­ counts, and from furnishing goods gratis to dead-beate. But former prices are discounted by the figures I now offer: This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker a nd the Fr Wagon, which has many pointe of excellence not posset u any other. Don’t forget when you want a buggy U1 anv^tvi and of the best manufacture that you can find them e warehouse. Respectfully, at our A Men’s Suit ................................... • 1 2 60; former price,» 3 60; others eell for • 5 00 “ 7 »® A much better Men’x Suit.... BOO; , - 00; ------o 8™ 4Q 00 A aervicableall wool suit.... 6 00;’ “ 00; IS 00 A daisy suit........................................ 700; “ 1000; 18 00 A fine worsted suit..................... 12 00: “ 1500; All Clothing at l*roportionate Rates. I have always made a specialty of keeping good Overalls, that I could warrant I do not keep any of the alleged ’cheap overalls,” that are dear at any price. 1 have cut the price to these figures: 50c; former price, * 60; others charge 9 76 75c; “ 90; “ 1 00 90c. “ 1 00; I others don’t keep A good warranted Overall. A better “ “ . Thebeet “ “ . I have the exclusive agency for Wilson Bros.’ Fine Shirts, tbe best in this or any other market. I sell: A good unlaundried Shirt.. • 30; former price, • >■»!*—JriMBMrt....... Good work Shirt.... Better work Shirt ... Tbe best work Shirt. *- " 46; “■ others charge • 4 V “ 79 others don’t keep them 1 25: I 50; 1 00; others charge “ “ 45; 60; 50 76 90 Harvest Mittens, 25c per pair. I have & full line of Mexican’Sea-Grass Hammocks, which I will close out at $1.00 each. These are usually sold at $1.50 each. I cannot give a complete price list, but enough to show that I have reduced prices on all goods from 15 to 40 per cent. Now is the time to buy, if good goods and low prices are any object to you. Never in the history of Hastings was clothing sold so cheap as I ain offering now. ” R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier. MESSER BROS gTRAW HATS! We have an Endless Variety of Straw Goods I To select from. Our styles in Mackinaw and Cantons ARE THE LATEST. Stiff Hats In£ac'k.Nu‘re: Bro''“n and Standard and Nobby Styles in SOFT HATS! Yours, bound to please, VTRAORDINARY Values! Ladies’ and Children’s and Jackets! most Complete Stock in the City. Our New Spring Stock is In AND COMPRISES The above is a cut of the celebrated Argand Vapor Stoves I All the Latest Novelties'. Come and See SOLD ONLY BY Weissert Bros., Hastings. Mich. Remember that in . Yon will also find in their store all tbe latest and best de signs in Vapor Stoves. They are agents for a halMoSn' dif’ ferent makes, and can unit in bothItaods and price, “ The Little Brick Grocery „ Y°n T’U fitui in their store the largest and bast S Kt: ttfijtWi. 2s ? >»£? We are selling Groceries cheaper than others, and we pay more for Butter and Eggs- population. ball than they did Tburoday with BEST GRAIN DRILL Immense Wagon Trade Close Them All Out! There were four starter* in the run­ ning race—“Olive Logan,” owned by J. J. Fuller. Roman Bull’s “Bay Flora." Dr. Goucher’s, “Leo," and “Round Top,” owned by Fred Campbell, of Chester. Olive Logan took tbe first heat In 57; Round lop second Leo third and Bay Flora fourth. Second beat won by Round Top in 36;. followed by Olive Logan. Leo and Bay Flora in the order named. Tiie two last named homes were drawn from the race. Leo being entitled to third money. There was much excitement over the third heat nnd.it was run to win. Round Top pass­ ed under the wire first with Olive Logan lasts than a length behind, both riders using tbe whip and spur freely down the home stretch. Time 5GL . ' The stallion race was won by Frank A. Hooker in two straight heats. •George Miller" were entered, coming under the wire each heat in the order named. Gold Dust is a fine mover, and donlalfws will make a good record, as he matures. Considering the condition of the track, the time made in thue races was rood. Jake Osmun, of Nashville, drove Tom Cary in the lust heat, driving to win. Tbe five inning game of base ball. t>etween the Hastings dub and a picked nine from the Irving and Middleville clubs, resulted in a easy victory for the former, tbe score being 28 to 5. Tbe bowery dances were largely 1-atrcnired, an were the various lemon­ ade, peanut and candy stands that lined tbe streets. The celebration wan a succeas in every particular, tbe efforts of some of Hastings’ would-be rivals to tne contrary. fit np any man with any kind of threshing rig he have also some good SlECOND-HXND ENGINESfle will sell very cheap. We sell the • ‘ ' ''blcl' »e Hie Market The BUCKEYE in all styles and FAHMi-n-c. No shelf-woni shoddy. I bought the goods right as I paid On FAVORITE. We have had an »AKM®g the cash and got all discounts. I have sold them close, as 1 have sold for cash. But I have decided to Wilson Bros, unlaun’d Shirt “ laundried “ Foot race for boys under 18—L. Huff­ tan, 1st; S. Brock, 3d. Foot race for boys under zl6—G. We can suit you in make, quality and price of tablishmentln Barrv ** ** es- �=F The Hastings Banner. .j CITINGS .THURSDAY. JULY U. IN. Local Advertising Rates: was DDt in the proMMloo of horribles. , Milter was, aud rode an ox. How i oould be kick Austin white astride the bovine and clad In ‘-horrible” m­ ! meetsT *Tmpossible’’ they say. Furtb■ er, they say that Austin is a dslmal failure when viewed as a lambdike {feature; that he is quarelsome, priding - ^-lf on hte muscle, and on M tta Um tbe bmt Ud meat valuable 5 a thumper. They further aehoraea In our country m be ’ iA1; WBf’ much thfc a8KT«‘-«or , MmT.^:thathe rn!wlc threats to “do ! mnck °r manty • time before the cutting, ’ MUiS-hV?0 .?Ulire and IocutloD of thTml wounds show that Austin was MUU.I^ry Co ®’'0, OrM»'v'u«' 2L®“*h?w«foUowlng Miller, in­ 1^“°’ bTOme * "B IXK-AXS. I--, wuringe and Death notices hqa. Tun" tires for BnlcrtalnmenUtor j dlviduals or urxarJiatlons. wraptfar ^VrticA.ileut purposes. win bo cbarj local rates. ^-a-tciies: . now |,ave tbe lames: stock of WATCHES ..urktiwii in this City. "'Some of tbe latMt Imir<>> ; [Vtcrnv In Solid Gold. Gold Filled, SIL Tan celebrated land title caae ot Fender va. Powen, In wHeh tbe : KduS7“a,h'"»"s‘ »'■'««> demurrer ot the defendant was in circuit court and PERSONALMENTION. lew key wind and second-band Watch- Mrs. J. V. Andrus is on the sick list limnycdofaWatehor any other goods in te sir® *n'l examine my stock. tv JOHN BESNIER, Jeweler and Optician. A complainant and appellee. Monday afternoon last about 20 ot the relatives and friends of Jonah Olm•lead and wile, of Haatlng, towublp yEAVjf CAKH1AGE PAINT! S. Grouse! took in tbe sights of Chi­ cago last week. Bug<iy for 73 Cent#, any qf thw Colors: Sunday afternoon Frank Suther­ < (linih Yellow. Garnet, Co*ch land, of Rutland, came to town and Gre«si. Jet Black. traded horses with one of the Beadles. No Varnish Needed. AVhen'xn front of Valentine Leins resi­ dence en route home. Sutherland’s new acquisition fell dead in the harnls hiywr's tog Store. \KM FOR SALE. : . . -rd my tann of «0 arm tn Ha»unn ।. u.r frame bank t>*m ®x«o .-.« 4 orebard of all kinds of trull, all -v rdlai r.axrv Win aeu very cheap oa . - ,-j. r-i- For furtbar particular* cnjern-e. juat two mllea north aod H O..V. D Jotit WetowtCamp, No. M. 8. O. V.. of HaUw«.»n: MJ * BA8KET PICNIC and CEI.EBEU ION al Morgan Landing, Thornapple Uke, Wednesday, July Sirt, IMS. Di«nt>ody'nvited. j to M”nda7Dk DrodaBer went toToron- H$ath’of Muskegon, was in the city Monday. In QiWImlUnnU P», point Irving Creasy, of Ionia, is in the city. Denton°Wry 1Uld wife Bpfcnt bundaJ’ at H"'th «» ™>U- eating at Lowell. A large party of Hastingsites go to Gun Lake this week. * Col. Gill made a business trip to Kalamazoo Tuesday. wX8’Zfank..<;*n‘on fa ’pending the And yrt Sutherland is not satisfied us week at Grand Rapids. he wants hte horse back; but as yet’ he Fred Wachenheimer has resumed his has not lieen able to obtain a glimpse of Beadle or the horee he traded him. station at Stem’s store. The decorative art inception given by Mr. T. Phillips at Temperance Hall . * ”• Doyle is visiting her sisters in Allegan and Otsego. last week was superb, so say the ladies. Mrs. C. S. Brown, of Manistee, is vis­ iting relatives in this city. It consisted of fancy articles ol\ieedle work executed on a Domestic sewing machine. It is to be regretted that a larger number of our people did not ^ntd V**PGon. However Mr. Phillips has demonstrated that sewing oa the Domestic may be made an art in the highest sense of the term. “What we know about fishing on Mud lake; or how to- push a baulky horse up three successive hills” te the Main te spending a few days with Vermontville friends. Gon. Stewart and wife, of Gobleville, are visiting Hastings friends. - • ----------- — • the city on legal business Tuesday. U1 H. A. Goodyear and wife returned Saturday from a visit with friends at Grand Kapids. Frank Reed has returned from Mus­ title of a forthcoming serial, the joint production of Messrs. P. A. Shtfdon kegon. having had his ill! of night and Hurd Tinkler. The authors wDl jrork at the case. Dr. Peckham and Sami Roush, of introduce several Barrv county char­ SJTAKINGataJSr.M. ’ acters and will give valuable hints up­ Freeport, were in the city, en rout* to '“■•atJS.d v. Uomridet: Ctome oat. lead a on the management of a baulky/horse, Grand Rapids, Monday. .r'.piDK E-.nd. and get better acquainted with which alone will be worth the price J. W. Matthews, who has been teach­ rk-.RiTingbnulM'r*. Bring your friend* of the Banners containing the storv. ing Id the northern part of the state, is •-!il^irirzud*ana iu»e a good Mine. j . ,r-r< o' the <5. A; H. arc most cordially Order extra copies at once. spending his vacation at his home. L,..:-t!t- \vt.Kiilj us --nJ upend a pleaxaut Ql?HATlbig snake has been somewhat Will Finlay returned from Ypsilantl w Uh tfiK cr<!er, con>j>o«ed of tbelr wns. aided htgriiivr to keen green their metnqries .Saturday, where he has been under ad :i -ir - At.rlllct-» for tbe inalutcuanee of i tbe backward in coming forward thte sea­ treatment at the Ypsilanti mineral son. but at last his snakeship has springs. Hfe health is piuch improved. «r-r nt.xvanec* will leave Haarlng* every :r. until ihou. ter rhe areommodation of deigned to show himself a short distance XA. W. Bailey arrived home from the derirtug to go overland. Ample rtable north of Carter’s lake. Frank Fisher Y psilanti mineral springs Friday,much ..■ir. viu licenninHMtatitm* for all, on tbe saw him Monday evening. He didn’t improved in healthbin fact he consid­ stop to take an accurate measurement ers himself a well fnan nearly. He will of the reptile, but to the best of his n-turn for the purpose of ensuring his knowledge and belief the snake te as cdnpleta recovery. large around as a stove Mpe and up­ wards of 20 feet in length?) As Frank \gAl»out September lst Thos. Campbell goes to Bay City where he will practice hadn’t lost a snake of suclr dimensions, law in partnership with S. F. Flynn, a he parted company with this as rapidly rising young lawyer of that city Mr. as nfa willing limbs could propel his Campbell has the well wlshes"of the more than willing body. 300,000 ttis of woql w^sjpiarketpeople of Barry county. ■d in this city this season?) z Durijjo the past week diphtheria has The Banker is always pleased to note The premium list of the agricultural again broken out in this > city. The 14'iety will be published next week. tne prosperity of Hasting businessmen, first case was that of Frankie Love­ both as a matter of pride in the dty Carflnterb and bricklayers are ty»ily engaged on Parker% new hotel? land, the disease developing Tuesday and as a just recognition of merit morning! of last week and terminating In this connection the firm of Stauffer Tin: greenback county convention fatally Sunday morning. Next tiie & Crawley is deserving of especial men­ hi’ been called for Saturday, August home ot Robt. Dawson was Invaded, nth. . : . . i one of his boys being attacked, but not tion. It is just a few months since these gentlemen formed a co-partner­ in a severe form. He is now consider­ ship, iyid their trade has Ixien constant­ The excursion train going to Grand ed out of danger. Friday morning a ly increasing until the house has become Kapids Tuesday consisted of seven daughter of Julius Stark was stricken one of the solid Institutions of thte city. ■ aches. , I j. down, dying Tuesday noon. Tuesday A few daya since a Banner reporter The cut stone for Parker’s hotel has forenoon the disease developed on Mra. strolled into the basement and witness­ .i.-uved. and work on the building has A. II. Loveland and Frank • Parker. ed the mo<hu operaudi of their hand­ ,This sums tip the cases at present ling of eggs and butter, in which pro­ rremnUd. -writing—Tuesday afternoon. The of­ ducts this flrm are extensive dealers. ,£». Bi sijy is adding two to ficials are'using every effort to eradi­ his t<arber shop. We bdievethis will cate the disease, and it is hoped the Their butter is graded, and a customer always secures the quality purchased. prove n paying investmenCX stringent measures inaugurated will The higher grades ot butter are made Cash Warner, of Carlton, sent to prove effective. As the cases are isolat­ and packed by the best butter makers this office a stool of oats of his growing ed. there is no danger of contagion of the country. Other grades are wbHe on our streets. Our citizens worked over and repacked ready for that stood 6 feet 4*t inches high. should bear in mind that they canThe premises are kept Our great annual herring sale next nqt be too diligent in adopting sanitary shipment. scrupulously neat and clean, and the Saturday. measures. butter handled by thte firm finds a debt tinkler. Later—At the time of going to press ready markeL The highest market The dressmaking establishment of Mr. Parker and Mrs. Loveland are re­ price te always paid by Messrs Stauf­ Mra. Browa will be closed at 6 o’clock ported as having the disease in a very fer & Crawley for butter and eggs. p tn. of tach day. Patrons please take mild form.____________________ Their trade in the line of goods they notice.. handle, viz: groceries, dry foods, boots There are at present eight or ten and shoes, is perhaps second to that of A large number from this place no institution in the city, as they took advantage of the cheap rates Tues­ agents, having headquarters in this city, have a well-earned reputation for sell­ day and attended the regatta at Grand canvassing thte county for the sale of ing goods at a very small margin. They luiplds. an alleged new variety of wheat. They number among their customers many EMorril * Co., will sell cloth­ represent, or claim to represent, “The of the representative families of Barry ing at. «t during the mouth of July, as Michigan State Association for the pro­ county. ____ ______________ duction and sale of Bohemian oats and wifi, to reduce stock before moving other cereals.” This wheat they seU for For the Michigan crop report, July into our new store on State St, near tbe nominal (?) sum of 815.00 per bush­ 1st, 1886, returns have been received the bank. el “In cash or by note.” When the The Hustings Engine and Iron grain te so paid for the purchaser re­ from 780 correspondents', representing Five hundred and uorks has secured the contract for ceives a bond from the company agree­ 622 townships lurnL-hiug the boiler and engine for ing to sell on or before » specifiled date twenty-five of these returns are from the roller mil!) Thte insures firet- double the amount of grain piphwxl, 379 townships In the southern four tiers class machinery; at tbe same price per bushel, lew 33M of counties. The area of the 1886 wheat crop, as Services at the Episcopal church tier cant, commission for selling and returned by supervisors, te, in the south­ -bonding.” If reports are true, these M usual; 9a. m, 1030 a. m. and 7 p. m. agents are reaping a rich harvest, strik­ ern four tiers of counties, 1.857,578 acret Holy communion at 9 a. m. Sermon In ing our farmers to the tune of from and in the northern counties 848306 the, evening addressed to voung ladies, Final 8300 to 8500 each. The Banner doe* uerre, a total of 1,600,784 acrea. subject “The Higher Life.” not propose to waste either ink or corrections and spring wheat Brogs j & Ken-field have sold four paper in warning the public to beware which were not completed ju the time the aiaeAsmeDt was taken, will probably of the Kenfield diving flue furnaces the of this scheme. It would appear that many farmers delight in being fleeced. add 25,000 acreu, making the total area past two weeks, making eight since After they are shorn by this association of 1886. wheat harvest, 1,625,784 acres •January 1st iTettygood record for a of long name, they should not come The average per acre, as “ae(1 arlide- They make a good fur- around bleating after their money, as correupondenta, te 18 and 68-nundreths does a ewe after her lamb when shorn bushete; indicating n probable yield in of her fleece. Doubtlas there ire mHthe State, of 22,239,686 bushels. Seth Stone will have a harvest The wheat crop has evidently been ‘lance in his spacious bowery on Friday Hons in it,” but not for the farmers. Gentlemen, you who have given your badly Injured by the Hessian fly. The riening the 23rd. Excellent music preaance of the fly is reported by 97 correspondents in the second tier by 44 will .1* furnished. All can be assured in the third, and 25 in the fourth tiers. or a good time. Bill 8IB0, including In the southern four tiers of counties supper. 10 oer cent, and in the northern counto secure a handsome ukoer cU-«bout2.712.000ba** The uity authorities should appoint sufficient yourself! Thte association andI thme a taan in i.-ach ward to take the proper —of the 1885 wheat crop Is yet in farm­ lueasurcs to thoroughly disinfect the ers' hands , The condition of other crops, compremises where there has been con­ pued wlib vitality and growth OUS disease, and also see that the f ......-O io fnr t-hp Ktatl* as follows: hb SilaWS Btrlctly ^forced in '•ANCTNG. BOATING. RACING and SPORTS ‘ OF Al l KINDS. Local News. f’iriulalion this week, 1,728. Bah^aifs should “ty may be had. be taken while Lewis Stern te cloa- W out fate entire stock preparatory to K1? “d now is the ume to buy goods cheap. He will sell Md below, to save time and ex­ removing goods to Chicago. JU ur.d see Mr. Stern before tbetasortmeut ot goods te broken. hard earned dollarn.______ Many good citizens of Freeport are ' inclined to trrat the Banker's account ,conaiuou ui -----of tbe Austin-Miller stabbing affray 1 1885, te118. Seven per cent of the oom failed to grow. as a loke, altbo’ it was given us by a planted Apple*, in tbe southern four Jen of Freeporter wbo Sir^el- coun&B, promise M.per oeak end in us straight ^ork. But the other rei Iowb" cteiin that tbe version we gave te northern counttee 86 per cent or an ForUXaw: Au«tln average crop. meeters wagged their heads with ffld ti\e real article, hi a healthful beverage, having no relationship to the yeastv product beyond the Rhine. Prof. Tyn­ dall. or somebody, has asserted that u man can prime his system with real birch beer, and do his duty rs a Chris­ tian. In short birch brer as te birch beer ia a harmless compound. But down in the prohibition (f) village ot Nashville they have birch liter that te a very treasonable mixture, full of guile, or hoptonic or something else that brings tbe guzzler up with a yank, and causes mother earth to rise up in her might and smite him on the nose, and that makes sidewalks appear to him like a tottling rail fence. It is related that a few drinks of Naahvllje birch brer will make the drinker totally ob­ livious to his surroundings and he' faiin Into dreamy reveries, or the gutter, it makes little difference which, and im­ agine' he owns the whole town, and has painted it a gorgeous carmine hue, which is glowingly reflected from bis organ of smell. Thte birch beer te very qiieer, and the peculiar antics of those who imbibe the same have excited the curiosity of many of Nashville's most philanthropical citizens. . For instance. Banker Barry, register of deeds for Barry county, te wonderfullv interest­ ed in the matter, so it te claimed, and It te alleged that he makes frequent pil­ grimages to the places where birch brer holds the fort, aad samples the decoc­ tion, and comes out looking satisfied and pleased. Presently it fa asserted a perplexed look steals over hte clreslc countenance, and he appears .to be won­ dering what may be the peculiar ingre­ dients of the birch beer; and he te alleged to return and to keep on return­ ing till the citizens wonder why he doesn’t get a returning board, and It te claimed that be puts the compound to this severe test every day, and still can­ not definitely state what is wrong about iL But there te one thing- the citizens note with great pain, ancT that is that Nashville birch Deer does not seem to incite Mr. Barry to any veryviolent physical exercise. Theo. Downing te a student; and when any phenomenon excites his cu­ riosity, he loses no time to investigate. It te claimed at Nashyille that Mr. Downing is all tore up about Nashville birch brer, and is absorbed in a close study of ite peculiar properties. Mr. Downing te the kind of a man who takes nobody's word. He te not satis­ fied yrith the experiments of hte part­ ner and friend, Mr. Barry, but must look into the case himself. He winks one of hte knowing winks when he says he doesn't know anything about IL But then they do say that he te tireless in hte investigations, and looks aa though he had made a 810 shave on a note every time he downs the birch beer. AL Racey is a barber by trade; but he taxes no stock in the ancient chest­ nut “Ignorance is bliss.” When the philosophical citizens of Nashville be­ gan to ponder over the mysterious and vicious actions of the Nashville birch beer, he straightway formed a determi­ nation. He spoke not a word. But it is claimed that he put the mixture to the stomach test,-did it frequently to sattefv himself, and 1s satfafed what It is, and further saitb noL Jake Habersack could relate a little German history if he would. It te said that be knows all about RhinegolU, and can tell Pilsner by its cream. Be that as it may; and although Mr. H.’s knowl­ edge of German beverages is said to be reliable and extensive, he too has run into a snag in attempting to solve the mysteries connecteu with Nashville birch brer. Still it te feared that Jake knows more than he will tell; for when the village marshal, or the sheriff or hte deputy appear in sight, Jake shakes the dust of Nashville from hte feet, and with the remark, “Mein Gott, vot a run­ ner I tach!" vanishes like Hamlet’s ghost, only to reappear when Che officer has departed. And it appears that 17 others at Nashville have been close investigators of the wily arts of birch brer; for in addition to the four above mentioned, thev were called on as witnesses in the case of the people vs. Brady & Treat. Not all of the 17 can be said to have ex­ perimented with the treasonable decoc­ tion; for several of them are parties who never drink even birch brer whose Eminences te not questioned. But y have seen how patiently and per­ sistently others have tested the birch brer, and noted bow straight paths are made crooked to the drinker of thte queer mixture, so full of guile, and which causeth tbe earth to rise up to him*and bong him on the nose. The philosopher, philanthropists and sages of our sister village having failed to solve the mystery, it has been decid­ ed to bring the same to iudldal notice, and let the limbs of tbe law anil sedate Judge Kenaaton wrestle with the mat­ ter. Accordingly Brady & Treat pro­ prietors of one of the places where alleged birch brer holds the fort, were arrested for alleged sale of a beverage which tanglee up the feet of Nashville s citizens, perplexes their minds, unloose* their tongues and acts them wagging, and above everything else, because of the habit it has of causing the earth to rise up and slug the citizen a vicious slug, and damages the sweet wholesomenres of hte countenance. Tbe case came before Eaq. Kenaston Tuesday. The philosophers talked in riddles, the eagre emitted puzzled connumdrums from their mouths, the scientific experi- $1000 forfeit jgXCUBSIONIBTS fore t-hey could be called as •vitnesaeH, and before the lawyers could paralyze the law and Justice Keuacton could overawe the cowering prisoners at the bar by cne of his 7x9 smiles, the afore­ said prisoners plead guilty to the charge, and paid £50 fine for selling birch beer that resembled the yeasty product from tieyond the Rhine; and the end is not Hastings, Mich.. July 12, DM. Editok Bannkm. From the unseemly wrangle among the practicing physicians in Uris city of the different schools, especially notice­ able in the diphtheria cases, one is led to believe that our gentlemanly M. D.’s have in their strife lost all feelings 'of humanity. When physicians so far forC themselves as to nave no regard for feelings of an afflicted father or mother watching the dying agony ot a loved child, it is time an indignant pub­ lic called a halt. For shame, gentlemen! Work to­ gether with a will, and eradicate this diphtheric scourge from our midst; and then settle your professional difference. If such a thing is possible. “Man's in­ humanity to man is being amplified by the physicians of Hastings. A READER. Visitors to Detroit. Your attention is specially directed to tbe old established Jew­ elry House, Wright, Kay & Co. Their stock is unsurpassed in the city for extent aad quality consisting of Diamond*. WalAa, Precious Stones, Chains, Charms, Fine Jewelry, Unique Ornaments, Btc„ Bte^ Btc. The selection of gems has I,«en made with the greatest care by the most ex­ pert judges, and fch<* workmanship on the jewelry is not excelled by any estab­ lishment in the country. - • The Optical Department is conducted by men of large experience and each case of defective eyenight is treated on edentitlc principles, lensee lieing selected perfectly adapted to re­ lieve, if not absolutely to remedy the defect No charge is made for test­ ing the eyes. WRIGHT, KAY & CO., Pioneer Meeting.—The annual meeting of the old, pioneers of Barry 140 Woodward Ave., CoM will be held on the fair grounds in Cor. Campus Marti us, thedty of Hastings, August 18th, 1886. i DETROIT. Each and every one in attendance will be expected to bring his basket Oiled with all the good things necessary for a basket picnic, as there are no funds on hand to furnish supplies, and no dance this year, oat of which expenses have DAUCHY & CO. ’ heretofore been paid. The committee hope that all the old pioneers will turn 27 Park Place and 24-26 Murray St, out in force, and make it one of the most enjoyable meetings of the socletv. Alf come, and again recount the inci­ dents of pioneer life. opeciul Ulier. tvirertlsement one month By order of the president and execu­ tn our selected UH of 125 Dally and Weekliea. coverin*the U. 8. forjaao. Circulation SjeoXBS tive committee, P. A. Sheldon, Sec, copies per month. Wo will tu*Sr a one-loch , A Card to the Public.—Every ef­ adv! one Baath in oar Newspaper Advertising POPULAR LOCAL LISTS fort is being made by the board of health to put our city in the best pos­ of 1.1X Dally and Wanly newspapers tor geoo. sible sanitary condition, and Insure bo patent list papers are included. Bend for Catalogue. Ihntles eantemplatlng a good health and freedom from contag­ ious diseases during the summer and line ot advertising, lanpe er email, are rwqueaUu fall months. We desire the heartv co­ operation and assistance of all our citi­ zens, and to that end request that each and every householder or tenant shall at once put their premises in good Wheat, whit condition, and . that ail nuisances be abated. We especially request that all persons knowing of any nuisance or condition detrimental to the public health, shall report tbe same at once to the board of health, and we assure you that every effort will be made to re­ move it. CHARLES WBISSKRT, Mayor. nrtbdnMM.... ERANK STEBBINS. Recorder. VeaLtaMed.... F_ H. LATHROP, M. D. CityPhyxldan. Lara.................... LUm. bbl............ The tinishing touches are being made Water Lime. bbl. on the interior of Hou. Daniel Striker's riaaiw, ion... elegant new house. This residence is a BMf Bmm.... Calf Ste.... monument of Mr. Striker’s good taste Kboeppeita ... and enterprise, and the strongest kind Timothy Seed ot testimonial to the honor and work­ Clover teed... manship of its builders, Messrs. Bentley Bros. & Wilkins. Duek* ± *5 as-. I If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme” Brand, and Accept No Other I For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE, “ACME” PAINTS ---------- FOR----------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy AKE- UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, consisting of White Lead, Oxide of Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce tiie different shades, the whole being ground and mixed In a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed Oil; the reault being an ar­ ticle which tor fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the uAcme" Paints are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oxide Zine, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded tn manu­ facturing a paint which embraces all the adoatdages to be gained by the use of As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and cxoelling in durability and ap- ’“"economy demands their use. Professional painters are everywhere endorsing fhem, owing to the superior results accomplished through their use, and the great saving In time and labor For Barns, Outbuildings and Boofs, use Neat’s Adamant Paints. IFAy Ittywr Bugjim and Wdgont look i» Skakby When you can make them look like new with NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINTS ? The cost will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, .call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They are put up in % pinta, pinta and quart*; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ ily nee. ~ ____ Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. QBJ>' A GEKTLEaAU-S SMOKE ---------- AGENCY AT-------- r Goodyear’s Drug Store. Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in thia Paper. , �JRESS BORED DOWI. PEOPLE WHO ARE STAMMERERS. DIGEST OF THE WEEK IN SENATE AND HOUSE b devoted to a peculiar puipoee. A scribed, is among the Haunting signa by working wte*dfly all day Monday oa th* g«Mnd d-’flcteucy bill, ex=*pt th* *bort Um* consumed In receiving tills and revolutions, of which lb* following w*re th* mo*t im­ portant: KreoluUons railing for cosrs- adjournmsnt waa afiectad. WAauuroTOM Cm, July 12.—Tb* pr«ldout's UMMg* vetoing tb* Dayton public building bill was laid b*for* tb* saaat* Saturday, ate a communication from tb* qairing a comptroller and auditor to p*M Cannun of lllluot*, and adopted, appropri- tbs Wrtoe-J. A minorisy report, signed by Camdrn, ColqulMj Wilson of Maryland and Wh.chorne, denying any knowledge of Washisotom City, Jt familiaa was reported. A bill appropriat- appropriation of *130,000 for tbs porobas* of the Stur£*on Bay <fc I*k« Michigan and Ingalls oppodng tbo appropriation and Conger and Milter favoring it Without M orrises offered a raaolution aetting apart Jub 1* for th* cocsldaratioa of * joint r**olatloa requiring th* pa/maiit of * 100,00u,axj of tb* rarplu* in tbo treasury on th* ptsi> but *v*mtited and th* reeolutio* adopted— Wabbikutvs Crrr, July 12.—When Wambiwotox Cm, Joly a—A peUtion waa T»U»d by tb* paeoidant, praying tbe Interference with Anuriran fisherman would minister ujion tbe subject It will assist appropriating *150,000 for Bturgson Bay from 10,1WO to *75,000, ths sum sot apart .K L..A._ ._ ■__ W _ -__ Payne Investigation among member* of tb* th" amandnont reducing th* appropriation for th* Kan tacky riv*r to *100,000 from *250,dobated without action. Majority east end of the town, the mounting finishing work h done end the scate bards made. In the rolling shop“ th,! steel is drawn out under Ryder hammere, and under then, liammers it can be effectively treated fa two heatings. The firm have two sets of roils, and each set is claimed to be capable uf turning out WO blade* per day. Af ter ' the roll­ ing comes tiie work of hardening and tempering. This work is done by men who work for themselves at a contract price in their own shop*. A visit to these little shojM shows that a clever hard• Th-th-the th-th-thr-thrash th-th-thingt encr ia a man of exceptional skill. The th-th-thweetly in th-th-the th-th-thpwing tempering can only be done in the best of tb-th-the year." of Light, and it is so trying to the eye* A young lady was endeavoring to state that the workmen can only be occupied in plain English that a thrugh sings with it a few hours per day. sweetly in the spring of the year. After the hardening and tempering The place proved to be a private school comee the grinding, all of which ia done for teaching persons who lisp, atammer, by hand. Two kinds of work are carried and stutter to articulate their words dh»- on—namely, wet and dry grinding, and tinctly. The instructor consented to ex­ for tiie former English stones are used, plain the secrete of his interesting busi- m th* native atone is not sufficiently ntsi. He said tliat not one in twenty bard. When the grinding is completed of those who lisp and stammer have any the bladiu are returned to the hardeners organic or natural defect, and in proof to be reset, ns a cavalry sword generally of his awertion he cited the fact tliat loses from throe to four ounces in grind­ few -children commence to summer L»ing. The guards are first ground in largo plan* and afterward blanked out in a "Various causes can be aaigned for stuttering, lisping, and stammering,” be UUOTU. UIUI’ICUUVUU, w. -..w I-.—;--proceeded. "Fright often cause* this re­ tion of steel, the number of operations sult, and sickness, which does not at all required for the making of a new Brit­ affect the vocal organs, produces tbe ish cavalry sword is as follows: Manu­ same effect through nervous action. facture of blade, 82; scabbard, 30; scab­ Stammering, too, is contagious, and a bard mouthpiece with sputcheon, 82; child who*e speech Is perfectly distinct > lining for scabbard,- 11; hand-stop, 18; will almost certainly become a stam­ riveting, 7; scales, 4; drag for scabbard, merer if permitted to play and associate 6; hoops, 4; guard, S; leather grip, 7; with stammerers. The habit is acquired mounting the complete sword, 10; leather by sympathy." "Can jairsons whose habit of stammer­ buffer. 2: total, 160. ing and lisping is a matter of long stand­ ing be taught to speak distinctly T journed. appropriating *27,<kJA to tw*t d^lctencfos In gpalariu of charg* d’ affaire* wa* adopted; *1*0 OB* iacreaatng th* sum to «upply d*fici»cci«* In consulate contingent exp*n*** from to **0,000 for teWkand from »4W to **7,143 for ISM and ISttk Th* bill wo* then reported to tbe houaa, which, after agreeing eluding one flight of stairs tiw visitor's attention will be attracted by the marked care with which tiie doors leading to the front apartments are curtained. He will understand at once that it is not a pri­ vate establishment, for the name which appean on the plate below is again in­ scribed on one of the doors. A rvjiorter was u-thered into a small private apart­ ment, where a tall and handsome gentle­ man in a fashionable spring suit waited on him. In a larg» parlor connecting with this ante-room by a glass door a conversation was going on. It ran in tor Hoar, chairman of the committee, fslt the making of the steel and tbo harden­ ing rf th. bW«, undw the dfrwtc »upcrrblon of tb, fir* The work, are dlvltkd Into two «Ktt*>t». At one tocikm. r.tu.t.d at the oftho town, the bladw an elution* s*t ground, and at the other, skuated at iBtanMtor Senator P*yn*. >u bar* introduced; that if It i* uadaratood oughiure ordered rent to th* prwidant at th* UBi tod SAFE. • SURE. Iiran Editorial awoctauon of Ohio, tor WAS IT MURDER OR ACCIDENT! ttotaratng to Wat*. ZOA-PHORA, - development and thus prcve&U life­ Packiagtown. Tutoday, only oa* miaUa wa* thrown _____________________ Ckxcboo, July IQ-Mary Maloney, 28 Insanity), providing a safe change of life, and a hale aud happy old age. Reader suffering from any com, plaint peculiar to the female sex, zoa- phora is worth everything to you. Send for our circular of private testi­ monials and be convinced. Every woman sickly or healthy should read " Facts for Women." This effected. ________ book will be sent to auy l^dy reader of this paper, and to ladles only, on receipt oC 10c. Address, M«I>o»»ld and ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO, tunmcvad 2f. B.—Latten markad “yrttu/z" only by our Private becretary aud XngPhytlclaD. day night. that building aud tb* Nati onal ad.ouitng building* warv rontiderahly dam oom were digbtly burned and proairatsd Wasnisirrox Crrr, Joly 7.—Tbsnomlaa- WasKiKnox City, Joly w —Th* **bate Thureday indefinitely poatponod tbe wotation inquiring into to* organization of a WELL SUPPLIED WITH STAMPS. Mtswxarauis Mina., July 9-TbsportBc* at this dty was broken into Thursday it appropriating of th* Portage iaab wa* adopV d appropriation Rlddte- sj*ech it must bo made conscious, that is to say, the attention must be concen­ trated upon tbo vocal effort and the ac­ tion of the articulatory organs." The instructor explained that the male staramereni exceed tbo female in number in the proportion tif seven or eight to one, for the reason, ho said, that women posbsm more mobility than men in the or- has no physical defect in th* vocal or- logical ert in from one to two months. While under instruction, or immediately afterward. ■sate adjoanwd indulgence in laagbtor, others who stammer, or with persons who speak very rapidly. Stammering and lisping are more general among wealthy people than among tbe poor, for some unaccountable reason. Several clergymen who stammer in ordinary conversation, articulate quite distinctly in ths pulpit, but only when they read alleged prevalence of the kissing game in the London Sunday schofch The be­ nighted southron seem.-, to need evangeliz­ ation in nothing more than in the mys­ tery of osculation. Die Sunday Bchuol* which undertook this great and neoes- Cmcauo, July d-Bckart ft 8«-an'. Cour unnecwwarily abused.—Cor. Gazette. York Mail and Express. AUhi«»>. K“- bos base fat ilJdwalU and THE MARKETS. Best in th eWorld. Cajcaoo. Joly 10. MANILLA ROOFING! ctoaadtogc CTMrfHWAjbr ri.ayt*it m h«k «*• CUREHDEAF aeewSHS ------- :------ moo, r“u» $<®s ’'SODA SLY’S tai Bali trs, Gtv**JUUe^at or * COLD IN HEA Twins, -*:ei <W0 CAP For Baking purposes. foraato aud build on a walk with a pocket full of good cigars. I walked and smoked and worked out tiie plot—what there was of 1L I jotted It down with the name* of the character* on the beck of an en­ velope or whatever camo lisndy. By tbe time I got home it was -ire™, *nd j began to write. It usually took about two days to grind on* out Then I rested until I got hard tm mv work. for I ths Northwest Pall Mull 1 have written dime novels—lot* of them. The day of such literature is past; driven out mainly, they were, by the cheap juvenile libraries of tiie “Old Sleuth" stamp; but eight or ten yoara agt> there was a mint of money In them. I won’t deny that I wrote them for the cash alone, and had no particular pride in them as works of literary art. From ... atGteichsu ___ > .. i_ long weakness. Sustains anti soothes Over-worked Women, Exhausted Mothers, and prevent* prolapsiLt x Cures palpitation, aleeples^Mt, nef • rone breaking dowin (often preventing WadtmAre not the facial contortions which nt^wt tW^wht.. stutterer -trie* to rjieak proofs tn them­ selves that some physical defect exists?” “Not by any means. These contortions result from a misuse of the respiratory organa. Teach the surterer by word and example tiie proper use of these organs and gradually these contortions disapjtear altogether. I have seen per­ sons who would almost go into spasms on attempting to speak, after careful training for two months converse with perfect compoeure as easy a* you or I. The nu-.hnnical part of speech is an unoonsciou^iffort. To correct defects in FRIEND. Secures to GIRLS a painless, perfect vetoing the bill granting the railway rlght- noted La than dispatch**, w*re th* boos*, aad immediately I rtruggl*. tL-pubHcaaa daalring -WOMAN’S Kadiroad company, ws* run over and kilted at tbe Forty-jhird tcrwtxroaMng by an oil train It ia claimed by soma that b* wa* knocked off tb* oar» with a chain thrown by Pennit a north countryman to exprees respectfully iris astonishment at tbe bar­ abort space of time with training and barous crudity of the kissing ganu-s as patient practice where there is no in- practiced ‘in these southern parte. I was 4iammation of the vocal organs." in Battersea park on bank holiday, and “Is It not true that many ladim pride found kissing to be all the vogue. But themselves on their ability to lisp what kissing! I nstead of the rythmic prettily?" chant, the graceful dance, or even the “In some circle* lisping is considered sportive chase of the northern kissing a fashionable and desirable accomplish­ game*, here was simply promiscuity of ment The trouble about bsping is that ow-ulation of the most unabashed de­ when a lady has one*) acquired the halilt scription. There was no ring to begin she can not adopt a new stylo az she with, only an imperfectly cleared space would a new drees. Most young ladies' in the rniddle of a great crowd. In tlii* who take leesons in lisping when frolick­ crowd [a young woman would approach ing with companions of their own age a young man —as often as not a perfect are sorry for it later on. and the habit is stranger—thrust ajehip into his hand, not then so easily dropped.* and then Ixilt across the gr»->-n. The “How do you distinguish between mon chases her, runs her down, and stammerers, stutterer', and lisper* ?" brings her back with his arm around her "Stammering is simply spasmodic ar-, wiuzt. enters the cleared space, and ticulxtion, while the stutterer speaks kissel her. sometime* half a dozen times, from an exhausted chest, and is unable before the onlookers. Sometime* the to commence speech easily. Both de­ girl chase* the nuug sometimes tht^man fects arise from a misuse of the v(xal the girl. It they want their kisses sans organs, sometimes brought about by ceremonie they were caught at once, ignorance and sonietunre the result of an.l kissed without more ado. habit. Lisyjng consist* in giving the j । If they prefer to saunter, waist-encir­ sound of tli to s and t. and some otliens cled. as a preliminary, the chase waa a of the consonants, and is almost invariBut o the rad was always — the wn woqylrwd Who, not | long one. Sluuta, f-SJli» Witar* Sluidea of "Hallie Walker" and PSOMPI although sometimes CATAEBR hidi- are very unlike in other case*; while the child which rsssmbies one parent in bodily feature* may not ressmble it fa mental character. Nor have ths halvM ot double monsters always uindUr di»portions. The Hungarian twin stotere that lived united by the bottom of the it^teaaa: . ----------- ««• P~U<» h. »Wa«. oar coasbymm, wj HAY FEVK uo a lit. !»«„. m(wo our countrywomen, can not rrefai it B« bow ocly tb, applied into reoh i*®^rtS^SMBte at druobu. '■•1 ^SyKenian tne. 'HEM Droggtit*. Owflio. h- ’• ““d»,. -Surely It a pUU> auxreto SOUte one in.w^vl. ■tunicate, so that the same bkwdservod them. The so-called Siamese twins, again, who died a few years ago, did not live happily together to the end Of their •Wm Did you Suppose Mustang Liniment only ooun* and because they took opposite views of the American civil wa» th.j •avers for eight for honei? daAtad tUt u, ta«t Writer wee k— nightly Review. H i» tor iniw..- tion of all flesh. �Dr. R. Butler, Master nf trtv /• brldire VnlY<wiv.&wUo(|A£L.(J“Jacob. OU .ct.Hk..SuK."""1*- «• THE MINNEAPOLIS POSTOFFICE 18 ROBBED OF OVER 815,000. b“”^7„SS°£* THE RESULT QUITE CLEAR. At£J£« servative majority will be a Huie larger or smaller wb^hw tb. Coaaervatirae and Liberal-Lnloclata combined, will have a “rt h?m K r™5“ pun. Wil. clis office just .bort in hhsc.cunts, tiie result of a burglary which oocurrod Friday morning between 3 and 3 u clock. When tbe stamp department was epened Friday morning It waa found the window had been forced, the safe drilled, ^zd the tdon.y and stamps to tbs amount c*m«l removed by tho burglars Only al-out wa. in money, tbe thieves ovor; -ikltig in gold lying near by. In tbo posttnastor*s utfe, In a differont part of tbo t uildinA was •1,000- iu cash, but this part ... pt through tbo burglary, waa sufficient to deter the operators from venturing Ln that dlroctiat . to stamp office fa a little coop on tho Lovarsof base ball tixi Detroit croh been Four hundred “ w _ — T-J ciXof^S too population of •'» , Mr«l n»u niter pu, convicted murderer. .’.-cm tba window of hU darkened eating kcuse as tjiey stood on tbo lighted sidewalk. Two a pl cored first, the going off at tbe ccsimaud of tbu oebur and returning with throe additional men. Tbeir euavereetion could not be beard, but Goodwin caw the Ohio, whose liabllltiM aro •75,«Xl J A company has been Incorporated at Springfield, Illa, with a capital of 81,000,000 ltaori^*trUCt * rwUwaX from that city m -G La«P“*re, one of tbo pioneoro ot Illinois, reslduig At Galesburg, dial Tuesday from a stroke of paralysis received an Sunday. ‘ some Detroit capitalist have arranged to place a Bessemer steel ptant with a dally canecitv nr n-n 1 --------- -■ — III |IU( uuau o* LvanivUis, Indiana, died Wednesday even- duor, retred noted municated to police headquarter* and at lira same time was wired to Washington 7be government -will raud out special do horseman ot Blanla In a saloon at Batavta, New York, on Ttiraday evening, August Scharf killed William Enright will a musket loaded only ANOTHER GOOD MAN, ETC. Srw York, July Id—Capa Benjamin rage, aad dd cad highly rrepectod citixcu 0! Harlem, oa* disappeared, leaving obliga­ borrowed sutia of money amounting to brought suit Ln tho federal court at Chicago to compel John Lt Alloy, of lloatou. to re­ fund jldO.OOQ or more acquired through mnmpulation ot tbo Des Molmu & Minns- Tho king’s treasury is within the ark or citadel, and the crown jewels are kept there. The most famous of tiie diamonds fa that called Dnreae Nur, or Sea of Light. It was obtained in India, and fa Bald to be the largret finrt-efata diamond in the world. It is thought, however, to be somewhat inferior in quality to that of the Kune Nur, or Mountain of Light, now in possession of the British crown.—Land of the Imams. The captain of an Australian schooner, Mr. F. H. Griffiths, reports the setting fire of his vessel by a meteorite. No shock was felt, but two or more hot me­ tallic pioora as large ua man’s hand were picked up.—Exchange. In some sections of Dakota where fuel fa expensive farmers this year will grow an acre or two of flax for fuel. It fa claimed that a ton of flax straw fa worth more for fuel than a ton of soft coaL— Philadelphia Call. The Popular Science News asaerte that the average length of. We fa constantly increasing, and the time may yet come when persons 100 years old will excite no more curiosity than one of 80 years at the present time. "Cyclane Cellar** tor a Hotel. A Pukwana (D. T.) hotel advertisra as among its attractions a “cyclone cellar," with an eaay slide into it in case of dan­ ger.—Inter Ocean. Blood Will TslL Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers h . upon thv ^’y fl«* °r llmlw. WiH thoroughly cleanse the system and blood of every trace of riifteascs that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and ranker, and fa well recommended by the medical profession all over the country. Price 81 pet bottle. .Sold by . U. Goodyear prsctic become . ..----- —— ‘UT uawj ywors al Lodgo «ad ditch, b hardly counterbalanced ---------------- ,wU or uirve Conservative victories Too Liberal loaders aro almost witboat of political cruuulo throughout the country to inrtniot AX.. ». .v-i______ ... ,____ <t b estimated that be obtained fully 8J,3'Ju te Belden family about throe month, r.gu rtxjuMUd Pago to got things into shape ’. er an • cnnneintr H* — touE-i that Pago had appropriated some ii'.<A> of tbo funds belonging to tho estate. and that- numerous repairs, for which ha in! nut in I-.m*uv tali* . - .i 'will take some time to tell exactly boW mut-h 'he tuu emboxzlod. Lt is thought be Em gone to Australia. '.•levelAik, Ohio, July Itt-Martin Q '.‘on Fleet,; who emU&dcd •<15,010 of Huron -•aunty fund, a year ago last March, has < tkaied guilty, and will be sentenced on Wednesday next. PiQUibargb has thrown out of work about 5,QUO coal-miner, in that district day morning burned to the ground. Tbe coal mining Interest nf southern Illinois has formed a syndicate and secured articles of in corporation, with a capital stock of •S.OOQ.UOU vil>. who was recently deposed from tbo trusteeship of tbe vast Bull , estate, has made an assignment Martin-Conklin, one of tho proprietors cf a planing-min at Lancosti-r, Ohluj wu enuhed Into a mesa of jelly by being caught ' Unsv^ut, Ev., July 7.-Jonh King, a u-.sj-ers.Jo from Pine Knot, Ky., visited i-n?-?nwood Sunday, aud after terrorizing tbe pin> » for two hours shooting and cutUng several pwoua, he took an evening tram for tome Ho continued his spree on tho train, insulting and bullying all on •ir.-.rd. and when conductor Pelton inter­ lend, King cut and stashed him so that he died >«m afterward. Bolton was a popu- ’’ill prutably be more blood shod before be i» caught. Effect of Prohibition* lu Itlwde Island. ’ Fiwvnfcxc^ R. L, July Id,-The .llocte U ths prohihltory law are being felt lu tho cotel-of tiiis dty. Tbe Hotel Dorrance Hosed Saturday night Tbo Narragnnertt Mtel, erected at a coot of over 1350,OtW, fe I'ying money, Thu stockholders -have been maturing. Tbo general opinion ia that tbo tctel win be compelled to dose Its doors as it ran not Le mad. to pay without tbo bar patronage. IdncAGO, July tti—Thoa Reynolds, a boy efdeliberately stepped up behind WllItaci Knock Sunday morning and placing a -Lcaliber pistol behind bls earshot tho boy, *«o u only JL Tbe bullet entered two babes below the, w and it 1. probable that th. boy will dla There waa abeoiutaly no rau>e except pure depravity for tba dead. -< j aalde was arrested. Deadly Work ot the Cholera. Rome, July 7.-Tbo chotera returns Tuee>.ay are as follows: Brindisi, 11 now cases, • deaths; Francavilla and Fontana, K cases, flon, and U not Improving iu condition. Tlio Panama Canal company has decided to tuuo bonds instead of undertaking u loti A syndicate bos Loen formed In 8L Ixrals with a capital ot r>.uOQ,UCO t/> control the coal mines of southern Illinois. In tbe French Chamber of deputies, Fri­ day । a man believed to bo insane lirod a re- Sootland, and England; e laborers' allotment bill omjKJw.riug rural laborers to acquire small holding.; reform and extension of the artisans’ dwelling, act, including dwellings The funeral of Aunt Sarah WUltsms, wife of ILK Williams.took<l«-e nt Bronwn. yvstere day. She hud resided in Branch county over 60 timber would be ♦s.BXl The Ute James & Kirk, of Chicago, left property to tbo amount of 875,W. HU will gives hie widow one third of tbe estate and tbo homestead in South Evamton, and Ibero priZe to rop-y lor ipeclnl dopatiee employe-1 in tba Loks Sbore^trike two month, aga Foralbly suit will bo instituted by tbo «berIff again.t President Newell for the nmrmnt involved. lington. - Tm Union Ud C»>»> hours or lee* ™ _ . days were •47,Sn5,*M It in tbebouae for »»*ck«-of roUc/£®‘c"‘£h°S era morbus, cramp*, finx. dysentery m«d afi kln<l7,^lMAndru»’rfa *udd«i- Be IW®-^ U.—8am Arcbar, coo An eruption of drummers followed tbe e*trn_ slon of tt:o ttaglna* TuaeotaA Haren railroad Chicago, finally effect m-Ths third ««wlay botwwn tboC rtolx resulted la favor better in » Ha stage*. Price W. v.‘ MIC jc.v one UMHW- WASHBOARDS. — UM i VWU WM WO t*.• i rnlna until 1 tned Parker’* Hair Balaam. Thirty-one binding machines have been sold I Mo*on this scktou. . a< Is tiro remedy to keen, sudden attack. Me. All 5Vopderful f< the instantaneous effect of tbreoteand the men, who explained that the St. Iowacx, Mich., July 7.—Terrible toroil fires ore raging along tbo lino of tbe Detroit, Mackinac .‘c Marquette railroad with fearful rapidity. Trains aro ds- Sr. Louis, July 7.—Immediately after tbe open-.DK of thd criminal court Wednes­ day morning, Judge Van Wagoner raid. ** n tbs State venue Hugh M. Brooks alias ity of taking those queatious before that Chicago, July 10.—Senator William EL Mason was nominated for oongreae oa the first formal ballot by the Third congres­ sional Republican convention Saturday. More building at Mason this mimmer than for the past five years together, nud|not an empty bouse or store in this city. West * Uver FiUs remove that mllowoMS 4. Woodruff, of Oberlin college, la filling the rongregat Irnml pulpit of Augusta very accepta­ bly during bis vacation. . . WANTEIW«t"SsrT^ or contra b Address Immediately. Ji«w i Cigar Co., No. 1 Foartb THE UNSPEAKABLE TURK. , _ >"u- I*!"1 "S'« 2J°S^"aE mro as-.cru that tho officii lower than tbe actual figures Suoata, Ini, July The best ware tn tne world for Cute. Bniljra, Horos, Ulcers. Balt Bbeam. Fever Uorot.- Tetter. Chnouep Hand*. Chilblains. Corns, and all Bkln Kruptiou*. and positively cures llfra. or no pjkjr John Hibanda was killed bv a falling rock at the Tamarack copper 'mine near Calumet, Tuesday of last week. ‘ -V.U.-WMWUM.M4 MM.K-.MUUU UIKT.IUed but 8A0Q0 ot tbe 83.000 appropriate* by tbe This season of the year is very Important to hare a reliable remedy In the house for such dis­ eases m flirt, dysentery, diarrhea-, summer Infantum. Such a remedy Is 55 est a Pain King. Only Me. AB druggists. Miss Gunn, who was thrown from a carriage at Mason a week ago nud thought to have re­ ceived fatal injuries, is rapidly recovering. The dyspeptic's friend. West’s liter Pills, take one sugar coaled 5Vrat r Liver 1111s every night and you will bless the day you read this. Thirty pills. ®c- All drogxtst*. JosephGunahLaged », »rwnt jroduMo& the Micbiran University, gets a professorship lu Kichmosd University , Augusta. Ga. without re­ lief, but hemp s Hie Suppositories curT6writ“ A ti- Ik«e* New London. Conn. Price 50 cents per box. State of Mlcnlgan. W. H. Goodyear; druggists. ba for* 55 . TI. Goodyear can always t>e relhd upcm to carry In stock the purest aud best goods, aud sustain the reputation of being active, pushing and reliable, by reomti ending articles with well established merit and such a« are popular. Having tbe agrary for tile celebrated Dr. King's. Turlu and threaten to lynch them if they New I>(woven tor consumption, colds and coughs, nil! seu it on a perfect guarantee. It will surely cure any and all affection of throat, ‘A DEMONSTRATED^FAILURE" lungs nr chest, mid In order to prove our claim, we ask you call and get a trial bottle free. Tbe excursion train that left Bad Axe Thurs-1 day for BaTnum** nhow. before reaching BeginUland's Silver Bill. aw constated ul 3 eugluw aud li passenger cars CntcnrXATt, July itt—At a meting ot the International BimutallUt league, field THKBEV. GEO. H. mUYEB, of Bourbon, Iml. SSy»: "B-itli n>v«rlf and wife owe our Eriday In this city, the Hen. William 8 live-, to FIJ1I.OH-S COXSUMITION CURE." Groesbeck provident, tbe following resolu­ Bold by W. H. Goodyear., tion waa uuaiilinouidy adopted: ABE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, convrtpailon. Dtulue«>,.LnM of Appetite, Yel­ low Skin? Kliiluh*. Vlfahn-r Is a positive cure,. Sold by W. H.Gtxnlyvar. WHY will jou eouzb wftru Shiloh's Cure will eight year, of trial, a demonstrated failure. ere Immediate relief. iTIce 10c., SOets. and fit. Therefore we, as bimetalltete, ask that the ild by W H. Gcodjrear. coinage of silver dollars by the United sniDHi'S Catarrh remedy I* » positive States be suspended. waiting current action .•vre for Catarrh. Diphtheria mid Canker among the great commercial nation., as the Mouth. Sold by W. >1. Goodyear. only mean, cf wearing the purpose of this 1 uc .AHU A ...... .....reJ ..7 league, namely, the restoration of both gold purchased a piece o! laud al Foster’s mills, and fa laying some .'.,000 feet of pipe thereto for emergencies. Si cured every year by Acker’s celebrated . Charles Marsh, the Boston dry good, English Remedy. It is a guaranted prep­ merchant, died Friday from a streke of aration : if it does not help you it will cost paruly.1., in 57tb year! Ills estate is esti­ piMib,. Tpi<. A ,dT„’21 mated at SIO.OW.UXL including life iniur-' ihow its good effect. Trial bottles 10 eta. anew for |2.»,WX , Fhed'k HomnuM, Druggist. CENTS get Kemp's Liver Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation for tiie Complexion. W. H. GooDYgan, WILSON ^5?brui™ Mal(1, buroi „ouM, „dJdI other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cents. Sold l»y ft Hotchkiss. - THE HOMELIEST MAN in Hast­ ings as well as the handsomest, and others call-at our store and get free, a trial bottle of Kemp's Balskni for the Throat and Lungs. It cures acute and ^,S?lc...c0.11<hs’ PriM 60 c<-'Bt3 and 81.00. W. IL Goodyear. Throat-ail seldom gets well of Itself, but deepens until it undermines the Ou reading and filing tbe ’netltlon duly v»riconstitution, wastes away health, fied. of Buran J. Warner.»Idas' ot raid dcreased. strength and fleeh, and finally fastens praying that a paper this day fll-d with this . .-------------- w -w .—.VI. B court Mnwtingto.be tiro loot will and tert*picturesque and entertaining manner. Tbe Itself on thelnngs, completing the wreck crusade, therefore, is j rimarily educational ana ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ Up to midnight, Saturday night, the re­ low's positive Cure fa the only safe, sure turns .how that Ecu Conservetivee, B3 Un- and speedy remedy for coughs, colds and Sold by Lonuta, 1«1 Gladitonians and 72 ParneUltes all throat and lung diseases. hare been elected. The most interesting Fred Hotchkiss at fifty cents and one ■■ . .. . - . dollar. Pleasant to take and safe for Baid eourt. tben to ington. The former, who withdrew from children. Why.l1<1' pra,w' Gladstone's cabinet bncanae he could not Gold bearing quartz found near Ionia it be granted, And has been assayed, and the specimens that raid petitioner shows 81,000 to the ton. mi pvuurut . ui MllU PCUUOU. >U1G IUO •urprite of tbo Unionlsta. Hartington wa. elected. In south Londonderry Timothy C\\A and reliable Medicines are the beat bcJtfikX thereof bv causing a ropy of thte order Healy wa. beaten by tho Uniomsta Ker, V*'*’ to depend upon. Acker’ll Blood El- to be pebltebed in tbe Harttags Banra* g nc«*tmper printed and cirtataiMin aaM OoenTory, beats McGrath, Farnelllta, lu East ixlr haa been prescribed for yean for all Im­ ty of Barry once tn each week for three aueceeri ve purities oftheBlood. IneveryfbrmofBcrtrf. ulooa. Syphilitic or Mercurial it fa Judge of Probate, iavalnable. For Rhoumatisn, haa i» equal. [A True Copy.] Unlool*L i,«D,374; Gtadrtanlau, FaaD'K Hotchkim. Druggist. There is talk of a broom factory ’ »t Lal njpI, urg. Wk*t te more dlMgreeablr to a lady thin to Youxostowx, a, July 10.—A apodal from North Jackson, this county, gives the Mrs. Dr. Kerch has b#en appointed following horrible story: .Near the village overseer of highways in Cannon town­ a band of Turks, with their women and children and several trained bran were ship, Kent county. Damping, Thursday morning, and ■> young The best on earth, can truly be said of Grigg's Glvcerine halve, which is Bure, safe and upecdy bpeedy enre for cuts, . I sure, There are fifty earn of typhoid » village of Waterford, Wia, a . dreamed fair to bld. available grazing Uads \t' O.taWa.UHKd^ tetabrnUnglb. Fourth. Ernest Slewart. a painter of Gales­ burg. dropoeddeadou Wednesday while playing with his children. ’ Fred Md Daniel Cook, farmm. lute5X?^„wb“'10 • The ltepnbUcaM of the Sixth Illinois dis- Ice Job Was workmanlike and prafeationaL < blow with a muffled hammer knocked the . t addle off tbe combination and a diamond drill soou penetrated the outer iron. with a ■col punch the combination disks wore •ruught Into lino, the bolts went into the had ratlicly Iruni.t.W.i According to the testimony of phytddnita and coroners, in all parts of the Union, deaths have resulted from the Use of cough Byrtips containing mor­ phia, opium nna other poisons. In this connection, Dr. SamT (Six. of Washing­ ton. after careful analysis, endorsee Bed Star Cough Cure as being purely vegetable, and absolutely free from opiaU-.-. poisons and narcotics. Price, twenty-five cents. company for »2,OOU,CW damages shortly after noon Saturday brought in a verdict far «240,0*J for tbe plaintiff. * 8t PrrxASBURG, July 12.—A ukaao baa and costs but Sc. Should always be <ept in every house. All druggists. There 1s a rang of men at work eleanlcr and dredging tbe Looktag-Glaaa rtverut Laingsburg. Newspaper Advertising. DAUCHY* CO., 57 Park Place. N. Y. Make lowest rates on all newspaper* In the U. B. and Canada. EatabUahed 180. Special Offer. ’SffiJSSS231*& our selected list ot 2» Dallies and Weekllon. An old physician, retired from practice, having • ■ •• Ill' - !-j ■ . ■ r r; -r • '. .' bad placed la bis hands by an East India mis­ copies ner month. This list and many other sionary Uro formula of a simple vegetable re- combinations of papers *ent on requ<-A:. 1’lcsaa mention this paper. Sii'Wb.'»SX,uT’c£Si"Zik5E*uS all Utroatand Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure tor Nervous Debility and all GILLILAND'S PATENT MOLE TRAP. Nervous Comi>lalnt». aher having irau-d its WOMMnn euratlvc power* In thousands of Tbe monteffectual protection agntrnt Ground cane*, has frit it hte duty to make It known to Moles ever Invented Easily operated aad hl* suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive every trap warranted to do the work. This is and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will the product of the practical farmer aad gantaer send tree of charge, to all who desire IL thte wboknowabowltisbltMeH. Buteandroinrty’ recipe. In Gerenajt, French or English, with full -■ ■ ..: ; ■I'ri. ' ' : ■■■ ' ■■ : .■ : : ! > reference riven. Retail. price, ti.®. Agwte mall by addressing wiUi stamp*, nnmiug tu- waniwl and liberal discount to tbe trade. J. G. PBPer.W. A-Norxa, 1« Power’s Block. Eochea- GILLILAND, Patentee and Sole Manufaeturer, Adrian. MJcb. CATARRH tion. yet eff < <-/i: u). �= CARE OF A SICK ROOM. CORISTOyS COURTSHIP. John Oorfm Anumkr, too. nt in mbfa o' BriRhlou b»t. rending hi» nmdnfi PHXr. H» hnd toe great raindrops fall plashing down At thia instant Ooniston is lost in calculating how many minute* to put off his sailing date just a fortnight, as he now found that hr could not be in New York jxeaibly before thu dore of the month (October) or later. Coniston was in the midst of a frown over this piece of intelligence ns he glanced over the paper. He liated American and the Americans; he longed to put the sea between himself and this displeasing nation; be yearned for “shoot­ ing" and the Highlands; he scorned the gsyrtieo of all toe American watering- Brighton was on English name for a place, and for the other reason that here he was within an hour of Pier 38, North river, and could step on board a Guion boat at almost a moment’s warning. Coniston, therefore, cluifed under the in­ fliction of an additional fortnight in the land of his loathing. Albeit tbe ranch of San Itosalie was adding a considerable number of thousands to his income, he still—just at that particular momentwished it at the bottom of the Red sea. However this may be, Coniston's va­ cant eye at this juncture took in a very neat little figure as it advanced in the cabin; it was followed by another—a plump, middle-aged lady's figure, much burdened with ahawls and wraps, and evidently in deadly peril of a draught, for before seating itself, both the neat little figure and the plump du­ enna examined carefully tho fastenings of all adjacent windows. “This cue seems tightly dosed. Aunt Dorinda,” the girl sad in hex clear, light “Horrible American tone, calculated to lacerate a fog!" mentally commented his lordship. “No, Polly, no; I am sure " “Polly! ye gods!” soliloquised the eari. “Suggestive solely of comic opera, milk­ maids and parrots. And she has short hair—he never could abide a short­ haired woman. And she was amalL Small women liad always, from youth up, constituted Ids pet aversion! Dressed iu brown; brown as a color was dtotress- Coniston had all his nation’* prejudice in tavejr of. brilliant hues. Wls\: there came Bradford! such a capital fellow for an American. Bradford knew her. ’ She smiled at Bradford, and allowed him to sit beside her, and gave him her wrap to hold. And Bradford held her wrap, and they all went off the boat together in the friendlirtit sort of fashion, with the maid trotting after them with the satchels and Tbe earl again falters. “Oh!" cries the girl, with a little im­ patient wave of her hand, and throwing bock her pretty blondo head; “how I abhor Englishmen! They are so in terror of even their minor emotions. A French­ man. a German, an Italian, any other nationality in tho world is ready, eager to put his flirtatious propensities into tho moat delicious language; but an English- der what be & about to feel, and lol the emotion vanished! ha! ha! ha!" 1 Mias Gray laughs a long, musical, ring­ ing laugh. Coniston looks at her, and he wonders if be has ever really seen her until thia morning. She looks like tiie brightest part of the sunshine as she site there in it, mock ing him “Perhaps wo do avoid putting what you call our •flirtatious propensities* into Nevertheless, as Coniston wilily argued with himaelf, “a man must fill up his t<m start to Bradford that be didn't care —if the opportunity offered—if he did in­ troduce him to Mm. Waddle and her niece. Mias Grey. Bradford was apparently magnanim- deed with satisfaction to himself at Mias Grey bowed slowly to Coniston, and then alio turned her attention to a group of lady friends sitting near, leavthat he was at liberty to salute her ths tbe oorridor. It didn't satisfy him. conjured up Cioely in the fragrance of Even Cioely did not seem to be as comLoon as bo bad fancied she ought For five days he wandered up and down, and round and round tho hotel, “lounging." he called it; but the more correct term to describe these peregrina­ tions would be—politely chasing Polly Grey. Finally he beheld her alone. Neither aunt nor Bradford nor friends—Heaven He drew near thu big rocker where she sat with a book in her lap; and suddenly Ooniston remembered dial ho should have to say something beyond “good morning," and for the first time in forty-one years he actually wondered what it should be. She spared him the attempt, however, and glancing up, said: “Ah! good morning; you have been up since Mr. Bradford presented your “Up in town!" This waa too much, whan he had followed her like a detec­ tive the entire time. Ooniston looked feebly at her, and then ba laughed, and his fair face flushed as step at her fart. Polly glanced down qp»r<MX away from you; but you never now, wouldn't theyF must have rejotoed in "Do ‘Will you marry me?" "Yes, this very hour, if you wish it? Oh!" cries the girl, wildly, “Jack, PH be good to you. 1 must be, don’t you see? Thto—tola?" She touches his arm as he tries to guide his horse and hold her to him, both. “He doesn't need me like that! and you do; and it is my fault—I ought not to hare come out tonight with you!" “Thank God you did!" their horses' heads, "besides, I—I lor* •Very. And you will not regret own- Polly?" _ “No." sho answers, thoughtfully, and looking at her by tbe lightning’s frequent flash, he sere tiie strength, and warmth, and tenderness, and lova, that he 1mm “Polly," Coniston says, through thu pelting rain, as they ride back to Brighton, “it seems to me as if my whole so, an Englishman is only too ready to life had been an interrogation point, spook out that which he feels!" and as if you were the bleared answer to “Do they ever *fed^ anything outride it" the hunting-field ana the house of com­ And so it fell out that tho reverend mons?" she asks, provokingly. pastor of St Mary's was called upon to Bb smiles as he looks at httf, marry two drenched people that Novem­ “I will toll you some day." ber night, and that tbe earl of Coniston Not long after Coniston rides with put off his sailing date another month. Mire Grey—a long afternoon ride on the —Fanny A’ymar Mathews in Frank rood by the bay, and through the woods Leslie’s. and past the farms busy with the autumn fruit-gathering Our alphabet caine directly to us from * .They dial of commonplace things— the flowers, the birds, the clouds, the blue toe Irish missionaries and professors of of sea and sky, and they come home religion and wisdom,who taught Christi­ anity to the heathen Angled, Saxons. soberly enough, too soberly, he thinks. There is a ball that night, too last of Jutre, Godu, Germans, Danes and “the season.’ Coniston is not a dancing Swede* several centuries after the death of our Lord. Instead of using toe Latin ing Miss Grey floating about the Ixril- names for the letters taken from toe room in the arms of other men—prin­ Christian Romans they gave them names cipally Bradford. He smokes cigars; he of their own. Their wise and pious men even goes so far as to drintbrandy, and had been members of, or were the invoke the image of the reposeful Cioely pupils of, a class of learned heathens —all have little effect. He stalks out on called tho Druids. In ancient Ireland a the piazza, brilliant with lanterns, and drui was prophet, priest, doctor and then saunters to the other end, where it magician, and the name seems to be con­ nected with our word tree. It waa is comparatively dark. roily sits there, and Bradford—Brad­ against tiie rule of the Druids to write ford!—is bending above her; he even has things down. They were in the habit of her hand; and now be goes in and leaves retiring to the deepest woods for meditstion and study, sometime attended by Ooniston ia a madman aS ha rashes into pupils. That to probably the reason why tiie bUngly over her chair. She ia quiet, Irish, among whom the Druids retained “It ia I," ha whiapera, brokenly. idon for tliat Bradford! And os for small women, with short hair, dressed in brown—well, his disgust for them win young lipa upon it. ■Pollrfcrt* Cooi«on wlkU,. you love Bradford?” “You may christen it curiosity, and “Oh, child!" cries he, “you must listen to me; I am a good-for-nothing sort of a fellow; I have had no religion, no any­ thing, until I have known you, and now you are my shrine. It seems to me at lay there to-night ia a human heart—a human life, Polly," he says, lowly, stoop­ ing his blonde head to hers. “Will you have me?" He sees her face as she upturn* it in the flare of the last lantern; it is as he has never seen It—pale, stricken, awful, calm. “Well!" she says, at last, with that clear, bright voice of hers, a trifle hard, matter-of-fact I love you. my soul! my queen! I come.by the sight of her pallor. “I know," she answers, quietly, “I appreciate, value your love; I would not have it otherwise; I should have been disappointed always if you had not loved mo. Ah I" burying her white face in her hands, “I revel in It!" And he bad once thought this woman cold, superficial, unlikablc. “My darling!" Coniston says, reaching out his hands for hers. “But" whispers .tiie girl, drawing away into her silken wrap, “I—I—tun engaged to be married to Eugene Bradford. I land was tho hardest to reach of all the great ialanda thereabouts, and the last to feel the changes taking place elsewhere in Europe—chose thia pretty system of naming tiie letters of the Latin alphabet calling” A alpha, as tbe Latins usually did, they said A, ailm, the word which stood in their language for pri m tree and came, in sound, nearest to alpha, and be­ gan with an “A." Instead of beta they said beilh, the word for birch tree, al­ most tho same in sound as the Phrenician, but quite different in meaning. And so with the other letters: Coll, alder; gort, ivy; huath. white thorn; vine; nuin, ash; oir, broom; peith, dwarf­ elder; soil, willow; teine, furze; ar, lieath. They called this alphabet bethluisnlon, choosing out the letters B, L, and N, instead of the letters A and B, to form a name.—St. Nicholas. MarkeU of tho Gorman Capital. The entire domestic economy of Berlin has during toe test few days been revo­ lutionized. Up to tbe present month the markets of Berlin have bwn hold in squares and open spaces. There has been no covered hall. Now, however, all tlw markrta have been swept away and this week a series of market halls, built on a colossal and imposing scale in various qaarten of too city, have been opened for public use. At least two o! the abolished markets date from early in Hit Campbell Fraser had arrived from last century, and all Ixavo their peculiar If the house­ the west. The Arizona sailed on Tues­ historical associations. day, and both be and the earl of Coniston wives of Berlin were polled on tiie sub­ ject the new market halls would be sen­ were booked on her passenger list. It was Monday night—“midsummer tenced to demolition but the authorities of the city are doing all they can by pub­ lic expositions of the quitter and other with great banka of blue-black clouds means to remora too popular prejudice against too innovation. hovering above tho golden rim of the It is an almost incredible fact tost an inhabitant of Lcmden coxummeti in a year Bradford waa up in town, detained by thirty-two timee as much fish as an in­ uaino^, as Ooniston had discovered. habitant of Berlin, and that though the stores of too North neo are open to tho German metropolis, Paris with her 3,220,­ first time sinos the night of tho ball. 000 inhabitants consumes more fish th»n “May I sit down r too whole of Germany with a population of 47,000,000. Thia scanty consumption “I am going to-morrow in the Ari-. of fish la one of tbe things in which ths “I know,” she answers, whitening. He wonders why, and, heaven help would rather far have taken tho frail, vivacious, alert little woman to hi* heart. an improvement Berlin requires yearly 1,835,000,000 pounds of food. Including 180,000,000 pounds of freeh meat, 8,000,­ 000 pound* cf birds of all sorts. 2.500.000 pounds of game, 77,000,000 litres of milk, 80,000,080 pounds of butter, 8.000,000 of “Would you take a ride with me to­ eggs, 51,000,POO pounds of fruit, 8,000,000 night? You know we shall never on pounds of oranges, 21.000.0Q0 pounds of fresh fish. 7,000,000 pounds of smoked fish and 8,000,000 pound* of pickled fish. forth. my habit and be down presently. They ride off—off into the green and ' A. CAMPBELL. Messrs. Hastings, A. Black & Co.,’ Mich., freto the warm blood suffusing hte fteo* Ctonpbdl Fraser, in which that gentle­ man announced that affaire at the ranch A. BLACK. Tbe territory of tbe United States has some 450 different climatic districts, oor- Manufacturers and Dealers in <M air —------------ , , tent; if the window to open tout th* fltwbsn it would he highly dangerous to open a window looking toward the direc­ tion from which the wind comes. As a nde it to better to drop a window from toe top than to ratoe it from the bottom; cool air, being'heavier, descends, aad when introduced high up in thu room thus freshona the air more thoroughly. light to also an important thing in * rick room. The sunbeam to a greater purifier, and it to only in some affections of toe eyre, in the acute stages of sum* diaeaaas, and in certain nervous diseases, that it to darirabto to darken a rick room. You can easily contrive to admit plenty of fight without allowing it to fall in such a "way as to be on pleasant to your patieata, and a cheerful outlook from the window certainly hastens convalescence. At night make sure that the lamp or candle does not smoke or small, nor the gas leak; and place your light in such * way that it throws a shadow on too wall ar ceiling near the patient. Tb* nervous nwrn sliafiow, for instance—which in health would be unootowd, may produce mail disMtrous e!h-‘U. Cleanliness and order should reign in the sick-room. A well person seldom in­ habit* one room more than eight hours daily, whereas a sick person inhabits it all toe time. Dust with a slightly damp cloth, and sweep, if there l>e a carpet, with a hard brush and dust-pan. having Cviously sprinkled the carpet with wet leave*. Hie feeling of the rick is a large sub­ ject, and one which is worthy of being treated in considerable detail, but I can only venture on a very few hints here. Seek, to make the food <»f an invalid, if it is only a cup of gruel, as inviting as yoeriblti, and never prepare any fixxl in the rick-room. Lst the tray be covered with a clean napkin, let every utensil he scrupulously clean and bright Inride and out, and do not take away the little ap­ petite which the sick person has by bringing large quantities of food at a time. Lt is far better to bang too little than too much, as a further supply is easily got. Let everything b* tbe best of iu kind that you can get; an egg slightest degree sour, placed before a sick person may easily take away his ap­ petite for the whole day. Suppose the doctor orders a cup full of milk or beef tea, for instance, every two, three or four hours, and the patient’s ful st a time, and, if that ia rejected, a teaspoonful or even less. I say deliber­ ately that on such points as these hiqge *ometimee the-lssuea of life and death. Incidentally it may lune be mentioned -hat for irritability of the stomach there •a generally nothing better than cracked ice, the lumps being allowed to melt in the mouth; and I will Dow tall you a simple device which prevents the ice from westing, and makes one supply but for a number of hours. Take a deep bowl, bolding perhaps a quart, and a and about twice aa long ________ it b_______ broad;_ then fasten the flannel with string or to form a flannel cup ' within the bowl, reaching only half or two-thirds the dis­ tance to the bottom of tbe latter. Then put the cracked ice into toe flannel cup and cover it over with the spare flannel which serves as a flap. If you Lavs n* coarse flannel, fine flannel can be used, but you should then jnincli a small hob in the bottom of tho cup. The idea is to keep the ice dry, toe wife running through into the bowl below the flan­ nel.—Youth's Companion. What promises to be a useful light for industrial purposes, where work has to covered spaces by night, is described by the English Steam Users' Journal. The light consists of a cylindrical vsesel ca­ llable of containing thirty gallons of heavy hydro-carlwn ciL Air under a moderate pressure is conducted to the cylinder, which is fitted with a special burner liaving two tube*, one within the other, leading up to it. The inner tube dips into the creosote, and the pressure of air on the latter forces It up th* tube. A portion of the air finds its way to the burner through the annul er apern be­ tween the inner and outer tubwi, and toe air and oil combining at toe burner form, when Ignited by a match, a flame which give* a light that ia useful for general working purposes over a radius of 150 to 900 yards. The proportions used to form tiie proj>er light are four of air to one of oil by volume. Tbe jet being produced under pressure is not affected by either Some time ago Banart Cox forwarded .___ j__ , ...---------------------»wuu*u en­ tombed with a mummy. The mummy balonred tn the n>r., nt .. r»,___ . ' ------- — „ worn scut DV Senator Brown to Dr. Connally, of thto city, and were duly submitted to tbe tert tuba, filled with highly f,-rt.il; a;,. ^‘.’1^•* —««<i were finally dug up and examined. Thur that the fform nf Hf- «h.»____ Clark’s bfil for tbe Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand w« keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the neo" pie, and our largely increased sales show that we are sntcesa ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black .& Co, MONEY SAVED? Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give eachXcustdmer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we hatfe in stock at face value. , Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams Shtaaa. March 10th, 1886. DUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND ^MZillinery Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros. Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. New M totally irriw! JULIUS RUSSELL We have taken the Agency for the new line of ^Garlanfc They are something entirely new in design and finish, of superior quality and fully war­ ranted. Other Stoves will be Closed Out Regardless of Cost We also sell the Latest and Best Buildere Hardware at Close Figures. Paints in Large and Small quantities; also Vamisite.-. Tur­ pentine and Japans. , Mowers, Reapersand Binders. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. OLIVER’S NEW COMBINATION PLOW, with self-sharpening Share and Point. • They are giving the best satisfaction, doing the same amount of work with from one-fourth w one-half the expense of other plows. CALL IN AND SEE US. Greble & Powers, tow Estimates on Janlmm Tile. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-07-15.pdf ef884d9fdfabddf6614e69ca37c8a267 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 11. 1** “ The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS rvsLrsasD thvbsdays, at Hastixos, BAKipr Co., Mich., ------- 1---- -----HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 15, 1886. County News. . *2^ WBnta but little here below" MARSHALL L. COOK. suiHoairnox rates l^lresened unl« rain is forthco^nj ADVERTISING RATES: , »100 00 forapeclal positions. JOB PRINTING. nd* Melt in the Job Printing Dethr BJtMXCH. Everything In the partBS-td e-firei’Tz is new; and with the latest face*of approved pattern* of machinery* UacuiU| workmen employed, enables the Ba>od- 0lob * * work. *s _________ the .word “hot” is not upon every ed^^th81 v^lddlevllle P®°Pto “nsorttefrnZ. c at Gun JS?_ . Tl,eregrounds was a goneness gdjjyjMble about the church pews Farm Wagons, p"w LOWR Y, M. D., V. 1’hyridan. Surgeon and Oculist. ... .... tirtu or country promptly attended. ]>* • ' . -■ to 13 x m. and i to 3 p, m. *t Holloways’ Moro. gr’^-ci»! att rtitlon paid to surgical diseases TV il LANDIS, M. D., ' H . Physical! and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. H , ' vrtoutb of the post office, will be touibi Uieie day or uiuht. __________ eHl!"iMMERMAX. L . -I- •.rJ-p.ithic Physician & Surgeon, ...ust of Holloways' drug store.) JONES. ” ItHnJ^t. iptly attended to. Double Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) (PINE AND CEDAR,) •00K& SHELDON, <>irr!u AtHirad Bloek.Uastlng*, Mich.) Iv.Ure «■;!) **l of AtHtract Book* In Barry ASTON. Attorney at Law, » Goodyear & Co.’S store.) court* ol the State. Collection* ■ u. TORN CAR VETH. •I Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, liiiuiranoe and Loans. o'ldiJ. Hiiiiyan 4 Son. u doors north «I Pnstofflee. sir^n to making exchange* ol pt ijKrty. Tb-* IntemU of non-re*ldent M tot* K Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple, Sasi, loon ui his, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mouldings <>/ Every iteoeriptton. keif IShiW our mercbants were nr&rwT aft<‘r ten- mMn-v farraw® *0 । ri?5 to come 10 town and trade dUxrn£1of th® ot'oning. et?L hLJTrdSL.P’ Mxattorneyattaw. ,.h?»nw Yith many strange EJt«“«JL 1X1 te ““ ™ ,1taP±"ramd,jr Ukln« « UIU» VM». xcoooutor ,lcki>ra«. n« wu .nd to, U“*b “ merrV ““I go and see his girl as natural as ever WK L: Sh-?'hal!e-V tateIy r°lks to aame the X2dn “ who mal,c*O“sly rvportad that Hastings was in quarantine on ac^?MOt do™.. We’ll Md hb S.-J1P to John Dennis,. . ~BC0 oCerltuf. Truth.of the matter Is reu lUddlled the mole hill 1 1.?““!!“’ t"ve'h’» house falls rapidly ltta with dormer projections, mansard roots and bow attachmenta. N. P. Haskins and wife just returned wr£.we!*.k * i8*catuPiDK at Gun lake. Middlevibe was well represented by spedtatora at the Reed’s lake rowing regatta Tuesday. There is one man in this village who » sure he paid u poli tax this year. He settled with a justice of the peace. Half a dozen fellows toss a ball up and down the streets here of evenings and then dub themselves an organized base ball club. They would be scared If some town would send them a challenge. . Our cornet band cloister themselves In the engine house and there discourse fine music, intimating that they will play on the streets if paid for it. When they wont uniforms wonder if evenbusi nus man will subscribe two or five dollars as was done to buy new horns a few weeks ago. FRKEPOBT. From the Henld. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forbey, of Irving, July 6th, a boy. Bud Wolcott was in Grand Rapids June 30th. before the board of examin­ ers, for an increase of pension. ti. Y eiter and wife, of Lowell, “cele­ brated" in FTeeport. Mrs. Y.’rfriauls kept her busy hand-shaking. The last aad rites over the remains of HTPricm and Estimates given on ap­ Ernest Ward were held at 2 o’clock this afternoon at the U. B. church and plication. the body interred in Freeport cemetery. Deputy sheriff Cool laid one bibulous BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. dancer away Friday morning. The b. d. needed rest before he could enter Into the arduous duties of the celebra­ tion Saturday. D. II. Ruckel and wife,of Grand Rap­ ids, visited their cousin. Dr. Ruckle and wife of this place, and numerous other relatives and friends in this vickiIty a few days the past week. ’ No l^a than six M. D.’s found time to observe the 4th in Freeport, and not the least (except in height) among them was Dr. VanAmberg of Bowne. who greeted his many friends and enjoyed The Niagara Falls (Route. the day here. May his shadow never grow less. Nothing else would help this place GRAND RAPIDB DIVISION. more than to have a race track. Eyen a third mile track would be better than Taking effect May 30tb. IMC. none. The four towns cornering here, viz; Irving, Bowne, Campbell and Carl­ ton. could support a Driving Park As­ sociation here, and such an enterprise would pay wall. STATIOlffl Mrs. Foster Sisson Is among the slqk ? this week. Although the 4th of July celebrations M. A. M. * 6.15 here are not entirely exempt from an 10.10 .10 Grand Rapids. Lv. 8.52 occasional disturbance and. as was the 11.10 .55 Middlevllie...7.00 case this year, a disastrous occurrence, <>0 Irrlng.............. .15 HASTINO*.... wo "Should not l* discouraged as other UEJ ............ "ZM towns have their disturbances also and NasSvtUe’.I are no better off than ourselves In this A7 8JS respect. And we mention this with no M Cliarlotte......... AIT Intention of attempting to excuse what L25 Eaton Rapids. 9.19 LtO Jackson ........... 11.45 has occurred here in the past or may Detroit............ Ar. S.45 take place in the future. w nrrwAMD. After the names of many beautiful 11 p young ladies were mentioned as deserv­ fl ing we prize of a handsome dress pat­ tern, offered by John Yarger, to the MaU. ■TATIOVS I* prettiest young lady who came into his ££ store but Saturday, the committee in c charge finally decided by ballot that r4.00 A.M. Miss Maggie Batchelder, of Carlton, i.io' 9.15 .Lv. Detroit........ 11.45 12.45 should be the lucky one. Mr. 1 arger Jackson.......... 12.30 £10 Eaton Rapid* . says he got so muddled up trying to 8.14 t£J2 2.40 Charlotte........ convince himself which young lady 3.23 .21 NaahvlBe...... AM should have the prize, that be was .... 1 .30 tempted to fill his arms with dreas pat­ 4.00 terns and hand one to every young lady I”' 4JB 9^ Mlddfevtile :7..' who came in. But as he wasn’t one of 4.33 fl.00 10.15 the judges the young ladles are the Grand Rapids Ar All train* run by ’ be* between losers. G^RM*£«dl »onSl t Grand j :j- ; OABTXJFT0K. caso & West Mich Farmers are harvesting. Mrs. Frank Stanley, of Hastings. P^«8U«tiy g All other trains dally except Bun- Sundayed with E. Lockhart. E. (i. Hart and family, of Charlotte, d‘y’’ T. J. HCSH.Lo^ are visiting old friends. O. W. BvaaXJH. G. F. • T- A.. Chicago. The U. B. Quarterly meeting was largely attended last Sunday. J£R. MARBLE G. Turkey, of Hastings, is harvesting ^R* EHerton ’ has torn down his log Stoop Scrolls & Columns C NAPPEN A VanARMAN. «*Lawyers. ujrer Hading* National Bank.) WILLIAM B SWEEZEY. Attorney ’ ’ At Law aad Solicitor in Chancery. PnKthv ta all (part* of the state. WILLIAM B. SVYEEZEY, ’' J ustlce of the Peace. Co:tectt.m< a specialty. T M. B GILL.UJP1E. Notary Public. B'JW'rtb Mill*. ^AHY : COBB, FASH I- NARLK DRESSMAKER, Attention Given to Cutting '■Fitting. Pattern* Cut to orrier. Born-oior Ndutatt’ Store. ‘t IiavId; b»x.|» made in the condition* uMay. He; .o'clock in t o! the Coir EMi. Unu*ry ”d. 1883. at 8 o'clock x bl. ;tuwr*on paje 3T2; by which -r or $»la in saul iiiortKUt! ron■ o operath;-. and there I* now <l’i- nml unpaid on said morUnuro :-.otipanyina the .vuii- a: the notice tiie sum ot thirteen i :a<rnty dollars and ninety■'-'-n.M.. and the attorney fee :aw. aad no proceeding*., at baviru been taken to collect nypart -.Hereof; Now therefore. ,sww» Uut by virtue at the pow• - uiortaagr contained, and the . - made and provided, on Sat। ■-lyol Auguvt. A. D. IK->G. at 10 . ret,.Mil. at the north front door i.-.'c in the city of Hastinics. Bar'•Ji,'ran, (that hein# the place ot i.Xrurt for the county ot Bar­ ; •nl-e-.are situated.) there will: i.e .kurtloti or Vendue to the highprH-iinjs <le*erit>ed tn said niort;•!; <* may be necemary to satisfy : irtlierv<>u with Interest at seven iimin and the cost and expense* oxiudll.R an attorney foe ot ■Ian sn prin lded for in said mort* ^■nH t,e*crtbe<1 tn •ni‘1 J ' '* '"■I’arreboflandlyingandhe­ re* n'v% of Haating*, Barry ;■ ;?’{.•. known and described as foltcrMrfn”: ‘ ■•',«*’thalf of wuth-r-Mt quar- it ■‘lurWn <*”•ln u>wn thn* w °’ytn*l2L'i:-' " '. ll 's) *e*f- containing one °r ^"“'htnent. -'I’-natyoi iUre?.' The CiralU Court for the ”• Tbnddeu* L Hall-In atAwv1'?" ri"0 l,:iU on th* 13th day of iMtnd.xinirl'r'' * *rJ*1,1 •machment wa» duly i‘-vr- LmS.1 'I1?1? <'oan for the County of PUlH-l' -wM"'1 .K thr ^t'lniabieouthettffdayof May. the *ni day of Jllne. A. D. 1886. h.sappen a vanarman —-Attorney* for Plaintiff. A.n 1W.t/of liSry In ,he clrcult °°urt for ths UwM Km«. s, Thorn—In attach- Michigan Central a00 UHH •CHAS n 1:1 ’ ARSON.Mortgngee. J MAS. H BAVHH, Att y tor Mortgagee? Window and Door Screens. Custom Wool Carding, house and is making preparation to build a new framhouse. MLss Ellra Ellerton has closed her school for one week. d*y "f ON SHORT NOTICE. n,hr.*^.,oLaU5c*rae'‘t wa* duly °>e county of lii'Diw „ •Ert?nr.Reed, the atwra He toill warrant aU work for IS 1-2 «w.s toi efi- fu1""' th0 ten'-,!' wnemeuta. ceSu^rp^nd. Died July 5th, infant son of Rev. C. Nothing charged for s Th ™ ‘ Ul1 efftwU ot D. Paxton. The bereaved family have p,f til?"™- t%« defendant abovtf greaae. . ■ the sympathy of the entire community. Ambrose freed, employed on the OMy farm, is sick *ith an abceas in the n the over. w MARBLE. stomach. Hastings. Mich.. Maj l«b. !■* .•'^toui Nashville. Board of Education. • Maple street Is receiving the atten­ Finance Committee’k Report, June 29, tion of Street commissioner Hoag. 1886. The school yard is -being graded and Prreident and 3temLrri of (\e Board preparations are being made to build a ToOfthe Aduralion p/Haetinga dig: concrete walk on the south side of the grounds. m follows: Kocher Bros, building is being rush­ ed rapidly forward to completion. pie walls of the K. of P. and Masonic hall are on the move sky word, and the boys will ’ere long have a home to be proud of. Lots of ball-playing on the flats Sun- Foreign tuition. day^afternoons. “Getzein" is getting Total Orno Strong is off to the Toronto gathering of the K. of P.’s, being the only excursionist from thia village. A lad named Potter, living in Maple Taking or n»c». Grove, was badly injured Monday. He was driving a mule team attached to a huy rack, when they took fright and ran away, throwing the lad out and PifaMag....Z ' tipped the rack over on him. Dr. improvement* and re;<aln I oungs attended him. No bones were broken, but it is thought there are serious internal Injuries. The major part of the inhabitants of the village are at the county seat to-day telling what they do or dq not know about Brady & Treat selling liquor in Mtttomcnt............ violation or the ordinance in such case T»Hng the mta’from' fondca'tuition received leevroe net foreljni tuition made and provided. of.j................................ Bob. Nevens, of Battle Creek, was in Anions the aulariea for teacbera U In­ cluded for teaching mualo town yesterday. outstanding to date... Very few from this place are taking Order* AU account* presented to thia date in the excursion to Grand Rapids to­ have been paid. day. H. L. Walrath’s Woodland harness shop has been brought back and added Received from city traMurer. to its parent stock, and the field is now Toutr............................ open for the next lucky man. COKTSA. John Messimer took & trip to Sun­ Blndihg book*........ ;............ field lust Thursday. New book* “Home” Downing, having got worst­ Librarian'* salary Incidental *n>*M** ed. in a wrestling match with George Balance on hand Scott of Chester, at Kalamo on the 3d, Total.!............... ...... waxes wroth and issues a $50 challenge to Scott Outstanding order................ Au orchestra recently organized at this place have cards out for a harvest dance at the ‘opera house on Tuesday evening, July 30th. A nice crowd and a pleasant time are anticipated. Rev. Thos. Cox returned Friday night from bis summer “outing." He । submit thia report to your careful con­ ation, and ask the adoption of the same. reports a highly enjoyable time during yours, his vacation and returns to bls labors with renewed" vigor. He preached a E. A. RH1EB. ’ sermon on “libertf’ last Sunday morn­ ing, which he who heard thinks him­ self fortunate. Oqr teachers’ class has commenced ^• Wedding Anniversary. its summer work with a fair attendance. On th eleven Ing of July 2nd, about There is to be a tempenince prayer meeting at the Congregational church two bundrM |>eople assembled at the Thursday evening, which should have residence oDI. H. Linnington, to cele­ brate buttblftletb wedding anniversa­ a large attendance. ry. 3 hGL/v Sheriff Long was in the village Mr. Linnington and wife were ex­ several times last week, and each time pecting the company and had made he came his appearance was the signal ample preparations • for a good time, for the immediate alienee from sight among which was the construction' of of a large number pf the “boys,” irho a bowery which enabled the young peo­ had a lively apprehension that they ple to enjoy a good danee till the “wee might be called upon to say something hours of the morn" Mr. Linnington at Hastings, should they remain. had also provided for a pvroteebnieb We see a great deal in the dailies dt unlay which was enjoyed by all ' about C. D. Graham shooting the At about 7:80 the guests began to ar­ Niagara rapidsip safety inside a keg. rive. bringing many valuable and use­ No doubt it wis a great feat, but at ful presents. The fireworks occurred the same time we don’t bear them say at 11 o'clock, and at one a. in. supper anything about Griff shooting Eaton was served; immediately after which Rapids outside a keg (of birch). YeC the presents were presented by J. M, are not the two feats parallel? So Smith in the following brief remarks: nearly so at least that both have been Kind friends, we have met here this arrested—the former for scooting the evening to celebrate your thirtyetb ragids, the latter for skipping his board wedding anniversary. Thirty years ago you were joined in the holy bonds And, by-the-way, it’s a nice specimen of wedlock. You entered tiie sea of of an officer who comes over here from matrimonial bliss; band in hand you Eaton Rapids to make an arrest, and have been climbing the rugged path­ puts in bls spare time while here In way of lite. How far your journey parading the principal streets with a has been a success is best answerable brazen woman of the town. Evidently by glancing at the. numerous friends he was trying to illustrate the old saw who have assembled here this evening, “It takes a thief to catch a thief." to share vour happiness. Providence has been kind to you; notwithstand­ 0. U.BVCKKR ing the few silver hairs that bedecks your brows, you still have life, health BOWEN'S MILLS. Wheat is nearly secured and la an and happiness, and a host of friends who neg vou to receive these few tri­ average crop. , „ Potatoes and com are suffering for fles in token of the great respect they bear you. Yes, take them and when want .of rain. T. Moore is petting one of Jobs com­ In after life you are struggling with the trials of life may they cause vou forters. to remember your thirtieth anniversa­ Eld. Gillaapie and wife with a party ry. The presente were as foil ows: from Lacota, picnicked at Gun lake Maroon plush couch—L. C. Welton Thursday. and wife, Dan Birdsall and wife, E. W. E. C. Gillaspie closes hb singing Morrill and wife, Luke Waters and school at the Stokoe school house this wife, E. IL Lathrop and wife. Bob week. , Rogers and wife, Chas. Bishop, A. D. J. W. Briggs has now one of the Cook and Fred Barlow and wife. finest residences in. this part of the Bracket Lamp—Misses Allida and l°Mrs. Whitcome, of Plainwell, Is stop-, Eva Newland and Geo. Newland. Two decorated cups and saucers— ping with her daughter Mrs. Wm. Smith, Hams & Van Arman. Manly. Silver butter knife—Allen Jones and ! terns scarce In harvest. wife. One-half dozen fruit knives-Edgar RUTLAND. Otis and Miss Ella Halt Lee Cobb has gone to Lansing, and is Album—Mr. Jones A. Hall and wife. writing in the Auditor Generals office. Amber water set—E. G. Edger and Mr Cobb is a fine penman, and we are wife, Ezra Hall and wife, and Caroline pleased that he him secured the pesition. Oakes. F They begin to talk-polities a little out Smyrua Rug—W. S. Goodyear and wife. Geo. Barnes and wife and F. G. h6Wbeat is being rapidly harvested. Goodyear and wife. ’ , . Frank Smith will soon put a new Extension tabfce-L. A.Newland and furnace In his house. The furnace is wife, T. C. Williams and wife. Parker made by Brooks <fc Kenfield of your Erwav and wife, Ira and Earnest Ed­ Ci Quite a considerable sickness report­ ger, Chas. Ogkta and Frank Pierer. Pair of napkin ringa-Plnlander ed, es pecially among the children. 0'1* and wife. jakVEdger has put a new windmill One-naif dozen silver fruit knives— on the Bowne farm. Jake says a dairy Birdie Ltnington. t Damasked fringed table spread—G. business cannot be successfully run F. Palmer and wire of Grand Rapids. without water, and lota of it. Siudeut ’ s I Jimp — C. M. Smith and C. H. Stone was injured quite badly by a vicious bull Friday. Mr. Z. B. *'RA « r J Amber water pitcher—Geo. L. and Ifovt was leading the animal, one of Mr. Stone’s Holsteins, and the brute Mary Bronson. Camp rocker—Mr. and Mrs. Howard had decided objections to traveling. Mr. Stone took him in charge, and and Mr. and Mm. Luther. Silver pickel caster—C- W. Mead and struck the animal with a switch, which Lady, C. H. Benedict and lady. C- H. owner viciously. Mr. Hoyt succeeded Bishop and Lady. Amber water pitcher—Mr. and Mrs. in getting him away before any fatal . „ , . . injuries were Inflicted; but it looked Bronson. f?r. whiled though 1-oth gentlemen Silver sugar spoon—Ferel Otis and stood a good chance to get hurt. At wife and Oacar Otis. A very beautiful twilled cushion— this writing Mr. Stone is much better. Mrs. B. J. Hendershott • „ Heavy gold watch and chain—C. .G. Recorded by the PottavilleChronlcle: —••Now Johnie.” said the teacher, if Linington to brother I. H. Linington. Polkadot waler set and bouquet of your father borrows 8100, and promises to pay 810 a week, how much will he flowers—Joseph Rogers and wife. Colored glass olive licwl-Frank seven weeks T “One hundred Sollara," replied Johnie. "1 am afnud Johnson and wife. Satin finish silver service of fijie vbu don’t know your lesson very well, parted the U*cber. “1 may .art pieoes-C. M. Linington and wife. One doz. damask napkins and berry know my lesson very well, Johnie Snltiy remarked, “but I am acquaint­ dish—J. B. Palmer and wife of Chicago. Album—Jonaa Hall and wife. ed with pa." WHOLE NO. 1623. One-half doz. damiuk napkins—W. H. Otis and wife. Silver napkin ring—Willis McCarty . and Libble Myers. Silver butter knife—Grant Otis and Emma Hall. । Silver teaspoon holder—Fred Lin­ ington and wife. ■ z Decorated ail ver water pitcher—C. G. , • Linington and wife. Silver pickle bastor—G. N. Replogle and wife and B. J. Robinson and wife. Two damask towels—Misees Ella and Clara Luther. Colored glass sugar bowl—E.B. Ship­ man and wife. Water set—Fred Otis and Luells Havens. Amber water pitcher— Oley and Manning Douglass. I Marble top center table—Archie Mc­ Coy and wife, Leo Myers and wife. Augustus Belson and lady, Lewis -My­ ers and lady, Seymor Linington and Jo*le Myere and Eddie Myers. ' Patent rocker—Horaee*Bishop and wife. Ira Erway. aud wife, Gen. Brooks and wife, Ed. Barlow and wife, B. J. Hendershott and wife, W. A. 4iwn io Hams and wife, Wm. Oakes. Nick Erwny. John Brock, A. Whitwright and II. »•. Mead. Luster band dinner set of one hun­ dred and tou pieces and a polished Eld library lamp with prisms—W. L. ead and wife, M. W. Hicks and wife. Isaac Erway and wife, I. L. Diamond and wife. C. H. Hicks and wife, H. H. Mead and wife, Jacob Edger and wife, John Herrington and wife.-John Daw­ son apd wife, Frank Pancnstiand wife, John Dennis and wife, M. L. Cook and wife.P.’A Sheldon and wife, W. IL, Frost and wife. W. H. Powers and wife. John Kurtz and wife. Asa Rork and Wife. Fred Holchkiu, A. R. MeOmber. 8MILE8. An English woman, when banded a religious tract, said: “Thank you, I am already saved.'’ Whatever else may be said of the Chinese, no one can truthfully say that he ever saw one who parted his hair in the middle. •‘What islthe worst thing about rich­ es?” asked tire Sunday school superin­ tendent. Ana the new boy answered: “Not having any.” “Mamma," asked little Carrie, “can you tell me what part of Heaven people go who are good, but not agreeable?— [Rehoboth Sunday Herald. “Yis, Sor," said Pat, "oi’ve signed two pledges, wan to the praste and one to his Honor." “It’s a foine man yez are. Pat." replied Bridget, “an’ do yez think ye’ll kape thim?" “Begorra. oil! thry an’ kape wan ay thim, anyhow!” -‘What, you a newspaper woman!” a friend exclaimed; .“I thought you were a teacher." “All newspaper writ­ ers are teachers," came the quick reply from the bright Boston girl who bad exchanged the ferrule for the pen. A Lafayette lady—a model wife and mother—broke her husband of the sa­ loon habit by walking into the bar be­ side him and calling for beer. A Cin­ cinnati lady tried that, but her husband only replied: “Now you are acting sen­ sible; here, John, two schooners." “Your age?” asked the Judge. “Thirty-five, your Honor." replied toe woman. Juage—“But you were thirtyfive the last time you were here, three years ago." She—“And does your Hon­ or think I’m the woman to say one thing one day and another thing an­ other r ‘ A Russian army chaplln, preached to .one of the regiments departing for the seat drawer, described the torments which would await the coward in the other world, by depicting hell as a place in which the sufferer would be up to ids neck in brandy and unable to drink a drop. He was a right feeling man. and. speaking of the Turks, he remarked that those blasted Infidels had got to be cleared out of Christian Europe. Then he sat down in a lager beer saloon and complained that the choir of the church near by sang so loud that be couldn’t concentrate his mind on his Sunday game of auction pitch. “My dear," said a husband to his wife, “I am unable to get any sleep. I have tossed ever since! came to bed. I wish you would get up and prepare me a lit­ tle laudanum-" "It’s hardly worth while now," she replied, consulting her watch, “its almost time to build the kitchen fire.” Then he be sank into a quiet, restless slumber. “Where did Adam live?" asked a New York Sunday school teacher of her young scholars. No response. “Why, children, you must know; it was in some garden. Now, what garden was It?" “Oh! I know, mumT said the little fellow with a foreign accent, hold­ ing up his hand. “Well, my boy, what garden was it?" “Castle garden, mum!" . A gentleman not unknown in literary circles was present at one of the Pope s receptions. The Holy Father approach­ ed him and aajd: “lou’rean American. Are you Catholic or Prostestant?" “Holy Father," said the gentleman, “I am neither Catholic or Protestant; I’m a journalist." His Holiness gave him a pitying look and moved on to some one else. A woman suffrage lecturer lately brought down the houae with the fol­ lowing argument: I have no vote, but my groom has. I have a great respect r for that man In the stables, but I am sure if I were to go to him and say. •John, will you exercise the franchise?’ he would reply, ’Please, mum which horse be that r “You ought to have your baby bapUsed, “Rastus," said a member of the church to a colored father. “Yra, sab, but I can’t afford de cost." “It doesn’t cost anything." “I know it doesn’t cost nuthln’ fo* de mere act of baptism. mom*1 yean ago. an’ he me Mb, to baptisin' a baby dat. been paid fo’"-N. Y. Tim �bold oalt- hemmed haunt of the trout and basa, can easily prove the truth ot this assertion in the bit o Chesapeake. There swim in no game fish. Sheepahesd, rockfiah, drum, perch, taylor, weakfish, trout and mack­ erel include the best varieties, while in oft-times troublesome profusion swarm the smaller fry—spot, crocus, pike, moo।wain, suxifish, catfish and eels. The king of our waters is undoubtedly the rockfish, <>r striped baas. It is greatly streams contain it in its most ful in hliajw, it is a sight to make any artic over ita charms. It is a voracious feeder and quick an lightning in captur­ ing its prey. Take him as you may, his first dash when hooked is tremendous and he will make a gallant fight for life tiiat will exhilarate the most hardened The perch, while not usually regarded ite with anglers. It bites assuredly and fast. It winters in the deep salt water of tho bays, and after the suns of spring have wanned the water it issues forth on ite foraging expeditions, pushing up the inlets into fresh and brackish water, luilting about rocky bottoms, old wrecks, sunken bridge piers and water lily mar­ gins. Off the Kent shore, nt Betterton, and in Chester river, is the best perch fishing. Rare sport at the projier season on these grounds, it being not unusual caught on one line wlion a sufficisnt number of hooks are used. Whether for head is superb. . This fish comes from the south. It gsnerally arrives in the vicinity of Chin­ coteague about the 1st of May, but dose _ .. —•----- 1 . —.■» mVisirrmter An inoxperiencsd will find the . nervous sportsman will But if he ia jwttient, and then it is that the fisherman must strike, and pull hard and fast, keeping a the shcepshead is sure to make. Very heavy tackle b necessary for tills fish, as it is very strong and makes a vicious re­ sistance. Years ago drum-fishing was a great sport among the fishermen of tidewater Talbot and of other countire along the bay, but tiiia fish aevms to have l»een driven out of the middle and upp-r Chesapeake, whether by the steamboats or by the oyster dredges it is difficult to determine. In those days tiie signal tiiat drums were about usually caused a ce«sation of all other occupations and a general tuhIi was made to the drumming grounds. An absence of several days was made often, and the result would be loads of fish. But that day is numbered with the past, and the once familiar “drum note" of this fish is heard i no Tiie fiercest and greediest fish in our waters is the taylor. It is predatory and voracious, and is a terror to nearly ex-ivy kind of smaller fish. It is one of ,bur most valuble varieties as a food fish, rivaling the shad in exquisiteuesa of flavor. Some ally it with the bluefish specie*, but this is denied by many. The bay mackerel is a litlie, brilliant fellow when first token from tiie water, ami has no equal oa a gridiron fish. It is a bashful biter, but when it does finally take bold it gives a pull that sends the blood surging through every vein of tiie angler’s body.—Baltimore American. Albert de Losalle, the editor of .Chari­ vari, who died recently, was once‘dining at tiie house of an artist with his friends. In the company there was a little Italian count, the most provoking type of the Florentine braggart. "At Florence," re­ mark i«l this boastful pifferaro, "in the palace which belong" to my family the dining-room ia so high that you have to uae a lorgnette in order to ace tiie fres­ coes on tho ceiling." "That ia different from mine, tlien," replied Duudle, good bumoredly. "1 have a dining-room that ia so low that you can only serve soles there. "—Philadelphia Press. A. foreign journal states that Mr. Nlmonct, the celebrated baker of Pontfaverge, France, has found in an ancient manuscrijit of the fifteenth century the authentic recipe at the famous biscuits served at the coronation feast of King Charles VH., at Bbeims, in 1428. He, M. Nimouet, has revived these biscuits under the name of Biscuits Blows Va­ nillas NimaneL John Ruskin, writing to the secretary of the Church of England Funeral Ro­ they might bury themselves how they The latest invention in hat Lining is a that the dog's intelligence, however much it may differ from man's in degree, b the amid great difficulties to carry to thorn. Though cut off from all hope of escaping “If, while sitting at my table, I say to by their own exertions, they have been able to aqnd a letter to their friends..The fact has been, frequently illustrated within the post year or two that the the same tone and without moving, he castaway in savage lands can often make will not understand me. I shall have to his Mid plight known to the friends whom it is utterly impossible far him to and a particular tone ot voice. He will understand: 'Houston, bring the dip­ The mcraenger who bore the missive pers!' or ‘Houston, slippen!* or, ‘Mousof these unfortunates to Victoria Nyanza was probably just like tho*- who until recently were wont to travel over the direction to my boy. Provided I make same road from the Egyptian outposts to the accustomed gesture, the dog will the great lake—an almost naked savage obey, though I use the wrong word; and carrying his letter in a split sticx which he will not obey, though I use the right he bore high above his bead when walk­ ing through ths tall wet grass. Portmen like this liave done a great deal of letter Now with all respect to the sagacity al carrying through African jungles, and they have proved to be faithful and ex­ differ with him on tho point raised, and peditious. with others who hold to the same theory. The missionaries at the north end of Their contention is, that tho action of tho dog in the case cited and in all sim­ have virtually lieen prisoners in Ruliaga, ilar cases, is the action of an automaton and until recently none of them wan per­ mitted to set his foot outride the town. without any discourse of reason. Yet in the dark days when no white man That the dog will not understand as could • jxiseibiy reach them, and they hardly dared to hope that their lives would be spared from hour to hour, they ot peculiar tone of voice to indicate what managed several times to communicate is wanted, wq deny. Take for instance with their friends in England- Hidden the historical case of the dog -near De­ in the garments of Arab traders, their troit, which was left on shore, white his letters safely reached the coast, and ware master was on board a steamboat read in F-ngtend about three months after anchored in the middle of the rivsr. The they were written. In the same wav a number of white captives of the Mahdi have contrived to send tidings from their rent carries him down a considerable prison huts in Khartoum to friends in distance below where the steamer is Europe. . anchored. As soon as the dog sees this, Six hundred years ago tho man who be immediately swims bacV again, and wislied to send a message north from tho south end of Cochin, China, placed it in him for tiie second time still below the the hands of a courier, who was relieved wlien al-out twelve to urUvn miles on boat, but not so JAr below as before. his way , by a second courier, and thus The third time he swims out, starting at the letter was transferred from post to a point still farther up the river than poet, the couriers traveling st a aliarp when he started the second time. Thus trot, carrying the letter as far in one day he repeats the experiment several times oh the ordinary traveler could journey more, being careful each time to start in three. Exactly the same method is out a little higher up the stream than still Anployed to carry the mails over before, thus making allowance for the tills route. Along the royal road tiiat ra{iidity of the current in carrying him skirts the a«s from Saigon through An­ down stream, until finally he comes num to Hue the couriers still hurry to an abreast of the steamer, and is taken extraordinary place with their mail aboard. snugly stowed away in bamboo tubes. If the mental proceed which the dog The method of carrying the mail in went through in making these succoOBve savage lands is here and there improv­ ing. It is now possible, for in­ and of rraiKiu precisely like that which stance, 1,000 miles up the Congo a human l>eing employes, what in the ryrer, to affix to a letter a portage stamp txiaring the portrait of the king can they be explained on any pretense or of Belgium and the words “Free Congo principle of automatic action ? State," put it into^ civilized mall bog, Again, take the movements of th? noble Ht. Bernard, which, a few years and send it on its journey to the sea. This is a decided improvement on the black ago, accompanied his master through the native with his split stick.—New York principal dues of the United States, sell­ Sun. ing some sort of patent medicine. Many a time we liave seen his master issuing orders to the dog in a low tone of voice The first light ever hoisted over the and with his head bent down, as if to capttol at Washington, in 1847, was a avoid giving instructions by any pecul­ lantern on a mast towering about 150 iarity of tone or any movement of tiie feet above the dome. The mast was body. The orders ware like these: “I secured by heavy iron brao'a. Tlw wont you to go to that wagon acrosa the lantern was surmounted by a ball and street, where the driver sits with his whip in Ilin hand, and take a watt beside lantern it weighed ulxxit 800 pounds. It him;" or: ^Go to tiiat post down the contained large burners, and when street, where they liitch horses, and see lighted it illuminated not only the entire Immediately in each of thaw cases, and ih others like them, the dog would deliberately obey tho instructions given him, without his master raising his eym, or indicating by any peculiarity of t>ne cajiitol grounds, but all the I lightr por­ tions of the city.—Chicago Herald. “Yes,” be explained to the young wo­ man. “1 am the adjective editor of the mairajuiii'.could be m .u comical than to see the “The adjective editor?" ■ huge animal mount the post, and after, “Yes. We get a great deal of manu­ perhaps, repeated efforts plant his four script from young ladies, and it is my feet in an upright position on tho top, duty to go through their copy and kill with scarcely room enough for all four, the adjectives. And," he added, with a without putting one on top of another. tired look in his eyes, “tiie work te vcry No human' servant, however well laborious.”—New York Sun. drilled, could have obeyed the commands more punclimlly or precisely; and none could have performed tiw dog's feat The czar of Russia is said to be in pub­ There is then no difference between the lic and private, honest, frank and kind of intelligence shown by tiie dog straightforward. He is hard-working, and his master, however great the differ­ reaolute and intensely patriotic; but is ence is in degree.—American-Field. unable to make rapid decisions on ac­ count of the red-tapeiam which charcterixes official methods in Russia.—Philadel­ Tiie writer’s son suffered with typhoid phia Call. fever during the heated term of last “ 2d; The wart was red with sunset. Turned gray the sastern sear. We walked atone together Where bloseons gsmnted the jees. We beard the song of Kissed by the summer wind, But peace, the white-winied spirit, Wo nevermore could find. The snow-white Wtas sleeping. The crimson roes leave, d—<1, The wind that stirred the blossoms. But heard ths words I said. ■ I prayed of heaven to btort her, While wo two stood alone; Than the white daylight x anlshed— "Twas night, and she was gone. Today I stood beside her, Where cold and still she lies. shy. It is proposed that half at the exCk slxMiid be borne by tho empire and other half by Pruada.-Barlin Letter. showed self-complacency, free, howew, from conceit, and certainly a wish to be tinctDMB. Mr. Bancroft, a whito-bearded, hale old gentleman, with a fine eye, that m on inn* and as free from starch aa his wife. Their mental habits and mode of ’5#pnx*“bf’ddehtte*-^. OU s »*lci>i*lpropenissanij^n > Tbs result i* srnwu-iM. a unu,^ _ ■M saratlvs power, which —ZT*21 sxetesively tn Hood's Baruju;;u, Unknown to Others Hood's Barsapixtlli is prepared with tfo ■rtatest skill and " catena or rbeumitiuD, <iu nat mi Hood’s Sarsaparilla '• And there I read a grertingFrom out her heart of dust White roses bloomed and blossomed. -Lucy McKlone Stapleton. PROCRASTINATION AMONG PERSIANS On our trip from Reaht to Teheran ws Americans were always the first in thesaddle and generally a couple of miles on the rood before tiie meimander. a glorious specimen of his class—that is, tiie gn at officer sent by the atiah to con­ duct us strangers from the confines of grapbese was invented and the reaction toward blunt Anglo-Saxon phraseology Mrs. Bancroft’s cocveraatiou savored of “elegant extracts." It was picturraquely and prettily old-fashioned. I only knew her when she was staying in a hotel; but I was told that she was a notable, although by do means a fussy, housekeeper, and that the German crown princess jacked up many American cul­ inary notions when dining at tiie table ,M“ Urf iW book eouUlDl:;K laity iJd:tloau lUu. ita r\t win k. ..... . . HootFs Sarsaparilla fold by sb dninrtti*. At; ns torsi jro oeJy by C. X. HOOD t Co. LmfoU. IOO Doges One Dollar. IQ CENT WAGVN SJIED& “ mutton, oyster soup, pumpkin pie, and doughnut*. I one day had the pleasure of walking round a horticulturnl’khow For Farmers and Others, with Mrs. Bancroft, who I found was an enthusiastic rose-fancier, and could teach I would rr.pnrtfullraaaounfethM hull arw •• .. . ZV must of tiie garrleners who exhibited im­ w "v'r tsrtr ki-< proved metiwds of cultivating different . wiles and work all kinds of fjm41b on him to keep up with us on the journey. But it was only the certainty that it would not only cost him his official head, but also that magnificent gold watch Min­ ister Winston had for him stored away Europe or America tiiat either he or she had not known or seen or heard about from mutual friends? hind, that aroused him to such an un­ usual exertion. Without that he would Two million dollars a year is spwrt by Chicagoans for collars and cuffs. a document ia a treat. He seizes Ids reed pen with an awful deal of cirrumspeotion, and dips it slowly, hesitatingly into tho ink, then as slowly brings it on a straight line with his optics and exam­ ines it carefully, if tiie ink hasn’t since * A merchant, overcome by nervous prostration, recently became ao wild and delirious that he jumped from a third story window of his house and a the par pavemeit wre fatally injured on ——'• Had this unfortunate f—•'----Brown's Iron Bitters;---------- ------------might have been preserved. This potent tonic enriches the blood, tone* the nerves, and Impart* energy to fail­ ing constitutions. Mrs. rhoebe A. White. Alaska Midi., says, “Brown's Iron Bitten cured me of dyspepsia, poor sjipeti to and nervous prostration. Drive in. It will cost yea bat ten rvat«. F^nl tsraatod t a low prldt. a miu, alwiy* In aUrtdikn t» »re tnin. Wk.., >>. uiese aneas. »er ire rrom KuNwUUo*. isd a-Hh the knowledge that they wl-l t-e cardtihiookrt afire an for ta r»rl, a . it were. Having convinced himself that no such piece of magic has been per­ formed by an unseen power, he pete himself into shap<' to pen his first letter. This n-quires various painful and violent contortions of the body, similar to those Sammy Weller of Pickwickian fume Made her feel badly—"You look sad. used to undergo whan indicting liis val­ Birdie, what is the matter*” were the entine, and than the paper is seized, words addressed to Birdie Henlpln by again very slowly and unwillingly, and her friend Mollie Sqticers. as they met brought to within six inches of tiie nose. on Austin Avenue. “No, I am not pre­ Thor; a dab is made. The first letter is cisely sick, but I feel tired—overwork­ dune’ It is token u^ and duly admired, ed." “Jto tell me about it” "Well, whereupon a rest of five minutes is you see, our colored cook is sick, and now poor mother has to do all the cook­ tiona and maneuvera ia repeated to give ing and scrubbing and washing and birth to another letter, and mo on. 1 ironing, and it makes me feel so tired to see the old creature work. She is sc watched a professional mirza (scribe) tiie slow!” other day. He was a man noted for his quick work. It took him eighteen minutee by tiie watch to write life first line. The amount of writing the average ■Sn Sariaprilta white man will do in about half an hour will keep a Persian mirzas very busy all day, and th4«e mirzas, you must remem- Ulniux tunny 1>A, are tho salt of the nation; they are Belding is to have a silk factory. the learnisl men, the philosophers, the men of brain and thought 1 was shown a manuscript the other day, quite pretty like BuCc with d Me. All dn>« and odd, the writing ulnfeet as fine as steel engraving and all the dote and tit> ties of which Persia lias such an aliundAdrian has a new pigno factory. once, executed with neatness and pre­ West’s FalnKtn< works like a charm In're cision, but still not as fiue as manv a hevhiz pain lo U>? -MoMach. an bowtt dUBnimanuscript in European or American lire and cholera Notravelre- sbsuld be sitb­ out It. Should always be In the house. Costslibraries written by the indefatigable but Me. All druntista. hand of some good old friar of old. There were no illuminated initials nor HEROIC tACUriCX. any oth«< fancy work about it—just tiie plain writing. I was told with exulta­ Tbe commander of a Government prat tion by a Persian that this manuscript had lieen written in the almost incredi­ •n the Niagara river during the early part bly short time of thirty-six years. One of the ufureaaid monks would have done point of death. Hla Maociatss gathered around him. but neither they nor rhe Surgeon eouktdo anything for hla mens of the insane love for procrastina­ Port relist Hla heart tbrol.bod so vholontiy tion the average Persian cherishes in his that every otw in the room could hear It bosom.—Teheran Cor. San Francisco beat, and the occasional stKUtm of angnhh Chronicle. Regular earthquake observations are now made in Japan, according to prof. Seflrri Bekiya, of the University of Tokio, at over 500 stations throughout the em­ pire. From the reports sent in by differ­ ent observers maj* have been made The infant king of Spain enjoys the showing the disturbed area in every ■hock a _»______ _ * tbs patient's temperature ran up to 105 almost unique distinction of having been born a monarch. There is no other like degrees Fahrenheit and over. ------- <------ — -uuipueu. The total number of earthquakes in instance in the history of Spain nor of A number at tubs were placed in the , o_J " . England. In France there has been one in 1AHA wraa AttS such.mcidcnt, in the case of John I, in They are most prevalent in tiie northern 1316.—Chicago Tribune. and central portions of the main irtand and on the Pacific caret.-Arkansaw temperature at the other rooms in the A Buffalo father, to encourage early- Traveler. rising. offered a prize of money to that only added to the comfort of the patient, but aided in keeping down tiie body tem­ child who should rise earliest next morn­ . Japonic publications are perature, and materially contributed to ing. At a very early hour a bright little girl made her appearance, claimed and devoted to matters connected with edu­ cation. and those have a total drculation m rnooth. Thm „ New York was astonished recently by the arrival of a cargo of ice from Nor­ arts of the empire. Accordingly a bill way. The article is sometimes taken has bean submitted to the federal ooun- from Maine to India. Less than thirty years ago ice from Alaska was retailed ding with Bancroft, who was her second husband. They were an interesting rithout officers spoke up suddeuty: 'I know of an elderly lady who llv. many mites away whose reputation ns 1 will brine h"t“ And bvfore aay one could offer approval or dlMpprorn'. bewaaguna Thar nlubr ths Dot In spite of tbs stecDsnts a man and woman mounted on horseback, natiently tolled through I he storm. At Jenrth ih<-y reached the port, and under the skillfully eppl'.irt remMleswhtrb wtreadmlntatered. ■ 1 * V —• 111. v, aiwwMri . ” •»— rtricksn with total blindness. Her’* tod beta a praeeful life. She hail loved Hv ^4 Ito Vnffsrlnx. Sbs had otvn novn and womsn, racked by rbeomatism la all t-s fenM. and ska had earrtullr studied to And a moans of rellof. 1RABETK. ApacsnSstMa uutsertac Mfc-U M4 Iternf-jr OT«ra Mv.v rj. c. Msttvrtag rwrt JwUl M M*M N.J. AIKri. M. D.GKAXD KAHUk MICE. NATURE’S CURE FOR —___ _ ___ CONSTIPATION, FERFKT HEALTH cctivt, m -tnpsirv:. tteU; rtnsettw .SEVTZERAltKECT. nei*lx It oeslstes i LmbASdetsNrttti*? nf f»t>dlr<wak’ * air.*!-!" >" W** *sJ Sink-Headache, DY.SPEPSIA./:r. Parker’s Tonic. A Pure Family Medicine •Dirt never latrttrate*. H minister or t-n-m.« mar- 1 ‘ Strain or anxioas ran- dstimulants, bet »w I'srkrr - I'-nw- S& 103 William HoM by all drwqtM* tn Ury- brtfiesrtrtSftOT Re«»»»ra»ton Nrtlee of _ T. . .. —MT I rt aa art anutw “Au art majr the purity of elrrt on*. 2K«tMo •’J * WE .. ..I JirOTtXl 3I3TIII • A Saturday, July trom s o'clock a. m. to > • First wart-Jordan » wstfon ■fcgfSrd-Adrtn -nrtter’. „ *"».■> « 331* Srtttw sierthv *’^nc j lx J’csw et N**' stirs.® . a.»«« WM. H. FTEBB15-J. . i^urtli"-’ Alfrax? .Notlre- non of 18,314; nine relating to sanitary • UreukUon or 8,Uo ‘ two I Mondor, J<dr i”'1-,w<pb Ilanth rap r, hseatns blind, rewarded. It is fortunate. so mnch frey b Dot natural, but acquired. It takes In ■ IWM « Sre-abore, N. a, the married woman are buried in om •ffleieal remedy together rest the unmorXd bw in »> land it rt-AiAdM-i-nnkWJJ^ grave is ..im B B .f js r - s E s g g thoee whose purees ■hma.1 du. ol years been virtually prisoners in tho drpthsof Africa. Hemmed in on one ride by the foBowsrs ot the Mahdi they retreated southward until they wore stopped by hostile blacks not far from the souroes of the Nile. Tberetheynow are in the Unvoro country, waiting for j is better fishing than there is in any AJ- intelligence from the pen of a wellknown French savant appears La The Popular Sctenoe Monthly. From its title: “What Hay Animals Be Taught," g -a a s E jM iiB m ^ s * ? « F .s s if_ the kxsUy stete of Mr, G«xg» Bancroft, the historian, who a short time ago was ’ iree Peculiarities SMUGGLING LITTERS IN AFRICA. FOBJ asr »y *........ _ ■*fbank trrP’Pi”8'*^ .s T^- r i r i i u v r r i .e tn a s OF INTEREST TO ANGLERS. �-------jy TIERRA DEE FUEGO. Thorold took little fatmM fa obrerv-wore *ev* U* coonbT' *«» h* re­ •era! rude hut* formed of sreea cut down Parted ft tube very similar to that seen on W whither oo.Ur-<prf)Uota and stuck da** tagsti^r in th* ground, “,S»r.Ur tatas depatekedr "fata whdu their branches and foliage w«ro 1 1 u , “umej iro-.-s, ana au r.«tl> Aoirnua riooe ta«'« <u» U» h>- tied together aud formed an inefficient abealutely Uirren and uncultivated. tense surprise a white man standing tip, ‘‘“““l Uuitai Bnril. Pntagorta. tad roof. । There is little doubt, however, that it is praying that Levi M. IX-wry. e.-.-'Kiif otnersuttand heard hirnj»hauting to them in EngLr.iZ ...» >— .......i.r^t.m-n«r-«!r.r n! lu-pi. I*’!'1'’’ suudlrrpatdu. Fuegans appear to be insensible to a treasure liourn of mineral wealth, for hsh to “stop tor Gods sake I" Of course cold, for though tbe climate is a* cold or various ore*, including gold, are picked m they stopjMid. The canoe, came along­ '■ lt‘“ •‘“f hitherto even colder than the extreme north of up m plenty or. the coast, and there is side, and the white man was hauled up Scotland, they do not attempt to make every indication of coal. If a cod mine on deck without tbe slightest opposition "ivIwVtact Ihiuil hu Indeed been comfortable huts' for themselves, and *« ooca got into working order here, Jihd in . -v.erfclJ ~rt of way: they wear notiling but the light clothing it would be of inestimable value for tho from the Fuegans, and indeed by tiieir • IT, i-1»then- IV" certain nurow which 1 haveidMcrilmd. At night, how­ “ding of ships alone, as well aa for use evident desire. Office tn the city ot Hartings. in tuddcounty. Mi On reselling the deck Thorold fainted. show cause. It any there hewwhy the prayer ot ,.|.l..nd land, cliledy elong ever, most of them .lept by th* firm, ui South America itself, for coal is at He was carried away and attended to by *“ « which intersect the country; but like dogs on ■ winters night . jirreent brought from England nt great the doctor: and the native*, we mav be : t.-r.’.-r. - -■ •.. .• . i u«r cite notice All that night long Thomas Thorold expense dl the way to Monto Video, and to the persons iuterr-.twl in Mid estate. of the pendency of raid petition, nod the hrarteg ;. ; M.r reuu tratod'beyond the lay bound upon the beach, trembling to bandy Point, in the straits of Magel­ auro, got a good toll that day. Several thereof, by c*usinc • copy of this order to lx barrels were dropped over ths ship's side, -. . M del Fuego. though tiie with cold and terror, and praying, “Lord published In the Haxtiugs B axxk *. a newsp* lan, from the north of Chili. laden with all things that tbe savages per printed and circulated In said county ot i/i. .. Uvn well surveyed, and now let me die!" On the fourth day ot tiie march they ' could desire. Barry’, once iu each week for three successive I. au frequently land there for In the early morning he felt that his met another tribo, also on the march, and weeks previous to said day of bearing. The rescued man soon recovered suffi­ Wm, It. Cotjt. hour had come, for two or three of the the two bodies of men fell to fighting at (A true copy.) IJqfge of Probate. ciently to tall .hfa wonderful story. He :«.<> pionecra is a Chilian Fuegans came toward* him, and one of once, 8k is their invariable custom! was Loken to Valparaiso, and thence . .nip-wrecked on the coast: them had a knife in hfa hayd. But when After an hour's fighting there were only back again to England in the steamship I ,;!!Vc by the chief of a Fuegan the they cut the fiber rupee that bound d»ut fifty men li ft of the first tribe; Default having been made In tbe roodltious “Galicia," a« a distressed British nraiuan. ;; •uur.tered all her com pan- him they left him alone again, standing thew surr»'ndt-red, and became prisoners of a certain mortgaxe made hr Frederick NacbDuring the first part of the voyage his trieb and XatlUU bu wife, to Julius . ,. , alive and happy by on the lieoch, free to do what he liked. of war to.their conquerors, who had also mental faculties appeared to be a good , . 1'ciivr. a teaman, by name It waa useless to think of flight, for sustained heavy lofc,^ Tiie prisoners, deal weakened. He would frequently lb. -11. who spent nearly six their eyes ghere always Uj>on him, and however, did not appear to be regarded hangover the bulwarks in a sort of This powder neverrarta*. A marvel of purity IBh day of June, A. D. 1WH. In Liber IM of Mort­ *tn nzth tnd wbotesomenc**. Mor*economic* on page irfi), on which mortgage there is B). nw ■-■, ih■ ■ mt.irior ' . of this «strange , , iKHides, one man could have done a* slaves at all, but simply mingled until rtujior, and the doctor ordered' any one tlian the ordlnarv kinds, and cannot be Mold in gages claimed to be due at the date of thia noUce the (.,un:.v. and safe home to England nothing with a boat fa the sea outside tho victorious tribe. After tho battle tho who saw liim in this state at once to ap­ competition with the multitude of low test, short sum of two hundred ninety-six and rhl*Odollars • ciin II-” .- l-i- -•-.■ry ~ that “t I1 propose propose to to the bay. So after a wlifae he obeyed the prisoner* spike to their captors about proach him and touch him, and imk him weicht, slum or phosphate powders. Sold only Including the tales on said mortaaaed premis­ In cans. Hotal Bakixo Bowdxb Co.. 1M es for the year A. D, IMS and Use foierestthcrecraving* of nature, and collected muscles Thorold; whom they brought forward, wliat he was thinking of, until he an.on ar tbe rate of eight p. r cent from April sth. ti an fix rears.agn an English sail- and clams on tbe shore, as be hud seen apparently explaining their object in ■worvd them. 1MB. the same being touraads-iondoifarapstdby said mortgagee, and an attorney's fee of ti;en ^.Jp li w.eWM’.l bound train Valpa- the natives do; and on tliis cold food he keeping him; and he lived with the-new dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no And tho answer that came at last was . Hind. I ' if -he coMt of Tierra made a wretched breakfast autt or proeowllnga at law baringTbfea fnaUtuttribe on exactly the same footing aa he always thu mune: ... .... ...... Thus he spent all tiirft day and all the hod done with tho old one. “I was thinkin’ of how the face* of my gage, or any part thereof; del Fi •v •mnt^theeruel. wintrymonth .. Tie■ crew igot into three boats next thirty-*sven days, for ho kept u Sow. therefore, by virtue of the power «f sale Nearly six months Thorold spent in mates looked when them savages was , Try it for earache. contained In said mortgage atxl the statute In He-1 ',.. the shore, which wa* not careful count of the time. He ate only tliis way, the tribe in which he lived murderin' of them."—Cornhill Magasueb ea.*e made and provided, notice fa hereby csr-Weill After rounding a hnuHand, the mfaerableehell-Iish tiiat he found on sometime marching for five or six days, Try it for backache. they! un«i t; ?:n*'lre* in comparatively the beach; d«ank water from a torrent and then settling down for several weeks; *]■. .T ; wub r. surrounded by hare, tiiat flowed down tiie mountain side, and sometime* tiiey were on the tea shore, • Foraaacheorspaln Thomas’Edeetric City at Hastings, tn the County of Bony and Swedt are the uses of adversity, the Oil Is excellent—CBas. F. MedJer,box374, tbe b’-iik i:l>. —which there was a slept by one df the fires, which he boldly and then ho lived as they did, chiefly on Stele of Michigan (tiiat being the place where the Circuit Court for Barry County is holdem -y le ach, which would afford approached the firat night after they had raw mussel* nnd other shell .fish; when’ printer's copy said, but he set it up, Schenectady. N. Y. the premises described tn said mortxa«e. or so Thomas' Eclectric Oil Is the best thing sweet are tbe uses of advertising. Sweet. unbound him, for he had experienced they were inland he lived on pieces of iWv • .■u:.iuiu. . . Indeed, to those who in sickness and going, pa says. Cured him ot rheumatism much thereof as may be neeesaary to nay the But - -i i- :ieh and alout the foot of tho cold of one wintry night’-and tiiat raw guanaco, which he grabbed along suffering have seen the advertisment of and me of earache—two drop*.—Master amount due on said mortgage, with eight per with the others. Horace Brcnuer, Clinton. Iowa. the hi . th.-y • i a want al>ov« all tilings was enough. some sovereign remedy, which upon r,x !• i—tfie signs of the doom for therein, the premises being deecrtbed in They were neither kind nor unkind to There fa a story current in Chili that trial has brought them from death’s Try it for a limp, said mortgs<e an all those certain lots, trfecre :ii(i .-. ..Miner or later be tiieir— him, but uxik no notice of him wliate' tiie Fuegans. when driven to necessity, door. “The best thing I ever saw in and parcels of land situate in the City of Ha*Try it for a lameness. Ungs, In the Oounty of Barry and State of Mieh udt.’. -jJ tjnn.* ! jrnt* or of ruegim Fuegan iu natives. j].- s i,.: *uvcm. ever; they never attempted to speak to first eat tiieir dogs, the only domestic my paper was the advertisement of Dr. Igxn, and known and described as follow#; the Uniiibg x!“i •b°ut their rude huts him. even by signa, except pn one oc­ animal which they keep, and, when Pierce's ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ * is north half (um ot lot-No. seven hundred and arairi and again the testimony of those thirteen (T13). Um north half mm of lot nnniber tindcii-i* . J : casion when he wandered too for from these are all gone, proceed to devour the From shoulder to ankle joint, and for -’•'.itituMrvc! n;. ! In :r-.-rr. m..'. th-' AssMihaa :h.« Fuegans espied thorn, them, and one of them ran after him old women of th* tribo. Thorold saw no who have ijecn healed by it of lung dis­ three months 1 had rheumatism which north half mm ot lot number seven hundred ease, branchial affections, tumors, and fifteen (TIB), of,h* •tty (formerly milage) ot tin -, crow •!.-«! tr.t > their canora and rowad and made signs to him to go back. signs of cannibalism, but this was per­ yielded to nothing but Tbom»s' Edecuic ulcers, Liver complaints and the ills to Hastings, Barty County, Michigan, acoorang to OIL Thomas' Etiectric Oil did what no the recorded plat thereof. jut' !■ w|*ril them.: while their shouts During the leaden-footed days he haps because no necessity for it arose. which flesh is heir. physician seemed able to accomplish. It Dated June 22d. 1RM. 'hr. ught a multitud* <ff natives to the ueceesarily observed bow the natives He state* tiiat the old women were J ULIU8 STARK. Mortgagee. The Hudson spoke and hub factory cured me.—John N. Gregg, SupL of Rail­ beach wfecre they clustered like a flock passed their time, and he did so without treated with especial care: and it is KxAj-rxx ft Vaxabma*. way Coos'-raction, Niagara Falls. has resumed with 60 men. Attorneys tor Mortgagee. doubtful whether this affection arose of rultuw h wvriag over their prey. die slightest interest, and was unable The Rev.’Wm. Stout. Wiarton, Ont., TheFuegahs are a small race, with a to relate many details about tiiem. Most from the hearts or the stomachs of their states: “After being ineffectually treat­ dark i-omv; • obred skin. The men are of tiie work, such as hewing wood and grandchildren. ed bv seventeen different doctors for Detault having been made in the conditions rrt-wtly chd in old vests and trousers that drawing water, was done by the women; , Five times ho aaw a fight with another Scrofula and blood diseases, 1 was cur­ I a certain mortgaiu made by William May Try It for a burn. O.IU MU, ..... , BV. ther fiave acquit*! from some ship- tho men did -very little, but spent tiieir ‘ tribe; th three out of tho fiv* his tribe ed by Burdock Blood Bitters." Write IXH.Iev, ChUed May 5th. IkaJ. and recorded In wreiked crew, or from tire steamers time mostly 'fa lying about their hut*. was conquered, and he changed hands, him for proof. the office ot the register ot deeds for the county of Harry and state of Michigan, on tbe Nth day passing-Chr."Jgb the strait* of Magellan: Sometime* a few of them went off in the prisoners always appearing to ex­ of October a . D. ini. in L15er No. is ot inortgaBelleville Is now a money order post ­ other? • • *r ■]•«! or guana'xi skins. The their canoes seal hunting, and always rp-/ plain to their captors their object in office. women, are drre«ed more simply in a turned with one or two seals; sometime* keeping b.um Among tho third tribe with The great sources of the extensive angle KtnMhtf resembling a poncho, they went hunting inland, and always indo of d 'me simple k|uare, with returned with a guanaco—a specie* of which he lived he naw a white curative range of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic are tts great blood purifying quali­ 1 hole in tht middbl for tire head. llama: then they all immediately fell woman; she was the Chilian lady whom I Their '• .it.- have none of the graceful upon it, tore it to piece*, and ate it raw. I have already mentioned, and Thorold ties and its gentle aperiti ve action, there­ took the first oppirtunity of going up to by removing all restraint from the ihding !tc North American canoe*. If a dead seal was washed ashore, they secretive organs, curing promptly and her. The Fuegans held him back at first, of October. A- D. IMS. U’ j:- on:;'y nnde of pieefa of baric or ate it fa the same way, gorging them­ thoroughly dyspepsia, costlveneas, bad It was tu said mortgage expressly agreed that lb*****/! ■ for they regarded her as a goddess; but breath, pure, pimples, low spirits, sick should any default be made In the jmyineat ot V- ...I duuriily ti.-! together with fibres, selves on the putrid blubber and flesh. i*ll 1 OOOldi at her command they let him approach said Intrrrst or any part thereof, on any day and nervous headache.-ague, malaria, anr. are awkwardly rowed with oars After the>« disgusting feeds they lay whereon the same fa made due aud payable, fanned -.d p ■!•’* wi?i flat pieces of wood on the ground in a torpor, and Thorold her. They were unable to converse, for and all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ and should tbe same remain unpaid and la ar­ she spoke only Spanfall, and he only Eng­ rears for the «n*e« ot sixty day*, then and from t:. d ..n •>1 ti»- cirri. ' The <>nly manufac- could easily liave stabbed them as they |ay lish; hut from. tiiat time Thorold was les. The most delicate stomach accepts ttienccfortli. thst fa after Ibc fapse of said sixty It with relish. Price fifty cents, of days, the aXorvteid principal sum ot seven hun­ ’ rare in which there men—th* fow^t tyjie asleep, but tliutsoine of the weaker oih-o. ^ITHLOPHOROS treated by the natives with more defer­ Fred Hotchkiss. dred dollar,, with all arrearages ot interest o- humanity-tat all excel, fa tiiat dl having been unable to secure much of -thereon, should at the optloh ofthe said James ence than before. was found dead in Mrs. .fane Foster the food, •were awake and ready to cast Dooley, nls executors, administrators and as­ bar'ivi. .-j-ar-head*. which they make He was never allowed again to ap­ Huryn Thursday. signs, become and be due and payable immedi­ with o’ri'i i« mbk skill of an almout their speani at him. Moreover, if he had proach the Chilian woman, who appear»-d her bed in Port ately tbereofier. And default having been Heart disease. made tn the payment of Intereat due May MIu tru.o.i - si x- r? ■«' flint, very similar to killed them all lie would have been nc to be rather ashamed of her situation be­ ISM. and the same stlU remaining unpaid, tiie Mothers’ mothers’ mothers! Why <: ■- jjrr.w-heads used by tbe better off. ' aforesaid principal sum of seven hundred dolfore him, but he saw her manner of life. will you allow your little darling to wild |5ur:. - : These, dipped in All these weeks be was in n horrible She wus the wife of the chief, and hail suffer with those horrible worms when i> and fiar f bn to long wooden state of su*i>euse as to why he was being and payable; and there Is now claimed to be appuretitly n numter of children. a sure remedy is so near and cheap? duenna payable nttbedate of thia notice the •!..t.'u, -■■rire laagerou* weapons for kept alive and what torture was prepar­ The nutivi-s treated her with flic greatest Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syrup sum of eight hundred and fifty eight and U-IOO p' ir weary . siilrr? to face who have ing for him. so much so that he wa* un­ dollars, and no suit or proceedings at law or In respect, and c<x>ked meat far her, and will surely give relief and coats but 2i> equity having been Instituted to recover the r. thing !•• .ii n-nd themselves’ with but, able to sleep for terror, until forced fate made her a more elaborate hut tluui cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. moneys secured by aald mortgage or any part unconsciousness bv fatigue! Mrs and utretchew. they r.ia-1-- for themselva*. Her dress Two hundred feet of solid rock salt lbfiu^-fr>ri^ by virtue ot the power of sale ta Lk! it- the three doomed boats But on the thirty-eighth day an event wm a mixture of civilization and bar- have l>een drilled through in a well at mortgage contained, and the statute In iTHLoncnos co., in wiu. n.. >ew ron. said were wTiiuii. luilf ‘a mile of the ( occurred which, although in itself btfimn. On the whole she appeared sat­ Algonac. such ea»c made aud provided, notice l» bcreor shc-re,tli«y were »v.rrounded by severror I gruesome and terrifying, put into his given tlmt on Saturday tbe Till day of August, isfied with her strange life. A. D. 1886. at one o'clock in th* afternoon. I Ittrh, of every kind cured In 30 min­ eight ca/ h * ■ rammed with these gibber- | heart a hope that he might some day re­ shall tell at pdblic auction to the htahert bidder Aliout four weeks after Thorold joined utes by WoolforiTs Sanitary Lotion. iw iil’Onriiif.'. b-fiire whom the sailor* J turn to the oater world again, and gave at tbe north front door of the court bouse in the this tribe, another tribe came upon them: Vse no other. This never fall^. Sold PARKER’S were p-t!-.- :r!y hyipli^i*. for from a eon- | him a due us to what wus his cajrtors' there was n fight, and he clianged hands. by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, scriucu IU Mill lll<JI.KIB«c. -7. IUU.O n,-.-■ jHAIR BALSAM may be necessary’ to fxsy the amount due on said lidenHe distance rhe unerring spears only conccdvablbobject in preserving him Just before the fight began the. Chilian Hastings, Mich. tho rer-iUr favortto for drertos mortgage with seven per cet>L internal and aU cainv hurling t -winl them. The mfa- alive. th- ho-. ftMartag e-.i^r wb-n . . legal costs, the premises being described In said woman went away with a few compan­ August Lemmer, the Detroit ex-ald­ mortgage as follows -. It was about noon, on a fine cold day. ions, ;ard he saw her no more. er*bl* men tried in uain to parry them. —. — A, .-nil. on,,. erman accused of bribery was acquitted One bj one they dreppird into tho bottom when Thorold. jtiinding on tiie beach Toyvnni the end of the sixth month th* Friday. being tiwl I th. b<*it an;i 4ie«i in agony, a* the ana looking out4o sea. saw two whalers' tribe’which jx>a»<wsed Tlurold reached a , 't\xc, 'CCO.ftOkX JkL/mS firry ft-’imy from tire spear heads- boutu pull round the headland to a dis­ place on the swa shore wliichconsisted of DAVH) tt. COOK. cr/irwjdtht-j’.igbthelr veins. tant part of the shore, where they pro­ a bay almost shut fa by land. Heltad Is warranted, is because It Is tho b«t Fudii- :• y. when there were only two ceeded to land ami get fresh water. The often reached a similar place, for tiwre Elood Preparation known. It will po«Jit three left untouched in each of tho hut* of the Fuegans were between Thor­ t!vely cure *U Blood I>faras« purifles the bjat.x one of th* Fueguns, who si-emed old aud the new-comers, who apparently land facing them. whole Bystern, and thoroughly builds up the Default having been made In the conditions t3 !■* a chief xnu >n<t them, gave & shout did not perceivethe native*, and were f a certain mortgage made by James W. Young On tho morning of the third day after I constitution. Remember, we guarantee it. Fbkd'k BarcBKis*. Brugxtst. tr.ttiwte al! the others stand motion- quietly tilling their water casks at a they had reaehdl this spot he was on tho I**?, wfth speom }xised in their lutnds; stream. P. F. Jones, a supposed murderer beach gathering hfa usual breakfast of As Thorold wm following his natural sliell-fish, when ho heard a sound that from New Mexico, has been arrested in »nd he itpplre to them in their Ibud, OI MlCUlgan, on me z>*i uay vrtclcwi language for a minute or more; impulse to run to them, get into one of ■ent the blood rushing toward his heart. Ann Arbor. in liber 34 of mortgage* on • it svenirtl years to the helpless men wait­ their boats, and make them row away, It was the familiar sound of a steamer, Dr. Jackson’s penetrating liniment Ol lull vuwm I.IV "Wu-M ..................... ...... ing to be killed. . dredand thirty-five dollars and eighty evmte, he was pinioned by three or four strong and looking up he saw the black smoko cures sprains, bruises,kicks, cuta. burns, rheumatism, etiL, etc. Good for man At tire hrim .of one of tiie boats sat natives. Then a few canoes put out to floating away in the wind. <n*te, Thonufa Thnrold, a tall, strong cut off the boati, should they attempt to mortgage or any ixrt tbervoL Then he knew that he was an the shore or beast For sale by W. IL Goodyear. Now. therefore, by virtue ot tbe- power Five saloonists of Stanton have been man Of aboutdJO. toward whom the chief cecai**, and all tiie rest of the fighting of the straits of Magellan, and before he of sale contained lu said mortgage, and pointed sev< nd tm-.es as he was speaking. men, and many of the women, caught had time to consider how to secure his fined for opening their bars on July 5th. the statute In such ea.se made and provided, no­ de* ta hereby given that ou ttaturday. the Si s'. S-zrti he (topp.d shouting and gesticu­ up their long spears and ran towards safety he had dropped on the beach in a b n at 1-1 In the West's World Wonder, tor external u*o. exlating. and again the.spuan came whizz­ their victims. torenoon. 1 snau sen ai punuc uucuuu. w dead f"in^ f<* iix niont11'’' I'^fag in hor* eeh soy other liniment lor rtieumailsm, neural. da euti. wounds, burns and brulws. Always highest bidder, at the north trout door of the To Thorold’* surprise, he wsa made to rible suipense. ^thout •heltor, aad with useful. All drasri*ts. ing from the strong, savage arm*. court house ta the city of Hastings Michigan, thst being tho place where the Circuit Court for But a change had taken place; the run along with tiiem. The whalera' the poorest apology for food, had left hun Tbe Mt. Ho***nt Democrat cries out for s tbe county of ILarry Is holden. the premfays de­ public park before it is too fate. wtapen? were aimed stall tiie sailors ex­ men were intercepted before they got off, very little of his old strength. fir rnnrh thereof as empt Thoma- Thorold. He sat! there un­ and then it wa* the old ghastly tale re­ On that day the steamer “Aconcagua," My liver was fearfully disordered »nd I f*B oo touched, expecting every moment to nested: they were shot down to a man of the Pacific Steam Navigation com5^h th. pfaroned spear*. All th* while n*ny, bound from Liverpool to Valpar­ twvtve his death wound, I and re­ ceiving it nor. Only he I saw his the Fuegans who wore holding Thorold aiso left Sandy Point and was proceed­ which effected * permanent cure.—David Basil, , Little Bock, Ark. companions dropping one by one, moet- mad* him understand that they wiri»*d ing westward through th* straito. The lag their deatlu bravely, as Englishman him to watch what was going on, by bulwarks were crowded with passengers gesticulating and pointing towards th* and officer* and crew looking out for na ­ subscribed. are wont to do, but with features tor­ tured into that rigid glare which indi­ daughter. After it was over they pill­ tive canoes, for it is the custom of steomcates th-! height of suppressed terror and aged th* dead bodis* and th* boats of *n passing through tbeee *traito to alow everything they had, and then threw th* down, unl«s they are fa a great hurry, sxtrwnR susp'nse. and interview the native* in thdreaWhen at last tho mate was the only corpses into tho sealiving one left, to hio horror they sure Whil. Thowld ™ IjOx «»»ke U^l noce ending by dropping over the ship s1 by w H. Ooodyw. md brooding or,r U>« horriW, aide a barrel filled with old clothe* and r-.iindi-i him. bound his hand* and feet WK GUAKAMTKB MIX BOl tXcco and Other thing, ^kulat^d to *nd lifted him into one ot their canoes. «^L b nddm iMplmlon c*m# to bta ioVI Valuer. Itnerar falls to cure. Hold by To cum any «**■ With *ach orflw ry**" ,-icauo the savage mini Once or twice W. H. Goodyear. Then thej turned towards shore, towing rWrh.obj-tottb.F'iWM ta the th rep boats behind them. ingkta.lirowB.to.BOd fatal taelJo Jc^Tple ot native* havebren hofeted on1 A NASAL DUICTOB D. STOBMB. MortgageeI. Attorney tor Mortgagee. Thorold, naturally supposing that they Idi poopl, lb«t ta might UU them faow board and shown round the steamer.• Shiloh'* Catarrh Remedy. Price M cenCi. Hold , by W. H. Goodyear. *ere keeping him for torture, and pre­ ttar-otad ta Utatai It tfay otatato With awe they gazed at tho long saloon, 5 'nw.m an. now mltos of concrete walk In ferring immediate death to a deferred th. land ot tho Ftagota-to rtatar, un­ and in horror they fled wh« they were. puttie Crock, fire of which have been built this 80i West Madison St, OfDCQG0. ILL tho=»>l;“ u‘“ taken down to the fire-room and a furn­ but more horrible fate, attempted to ending jump into the sea. ot dash out his bruins whU,-odd:-nd tbmrgb. ot. counw. ho ace door was suddenly opened at them, -For ecomny and comfort we uw ikxxi • aarafinding them of a crater of one of th* •gtinst tli- tides of the canoe; but they n«r« know tor . oonotajr. P* th. wo, ^^?that gave their land ite name .p.^Tu^wriie-’ a* lorelBgwrt Buffalo. K. Y.. Udy. loodeso* one dollar. carefully prevented him frdm doing liim- in which ttay nurd, him wtah th. Tt>r glib soap fakir ta« rt.lted langst.urg and *lf any harm. Arrived at tiie shore, taughtor ot tho whoioro men. end ororj °fStore the awful adventure of Thor­ ciughta strtni of suckers. M) retired to their huts, leaving him thing that tappotad Owen ft BuMlex, of the Bronson Independent old all that was known about these to th* .xptamUon of toHr ooo ^^>pl.wM bound liand and foot upon the bare started another paper at Frelearnt er the debt secured by said mortgage or any 5u,t. Frtmttat mght Ita gmm bsach. is only a part of beauty ; part thereof, notice in hereby Kiventhat I shall This m-ius fate in the aftomoon, and ail tad moiwnw wore mtaglod with thl. „,d thra th. oiriotw t»t but it is a part Every lady that although their near neighbors the th“ night he lay there helpless, expectW. I>. Hoyt S Co.. Wb0^Jr pXonians will drink all the rum and may have it; at least, what jng every moment to be carried to tiie XSre-water they can lay their hand, looks like it. Magnolia n»» or some other torture. But they tared ttair belonging., wturt rotatara on the Fuegans will take no alcohol of 11^/ .. I*.---- ■ *«nt about their business, gathering Balm boi freshens and ^y kind. buTwhen offereditturna way <■•*«» and muscles and eating tiiem raw, with tbe same appearance of beautifirSwuKimg fuel and heaping up the fires, •ad Mv«r touched tiieir prisoner at all; “21 ‘h“T kept looking toward* him. and •** bou™ bSy*”,,. down Into drep I. u» —a O< b«DMUy. suite them oIwuts"ow'ti of ths holf-uaked, hideous chilvalLy^ maJcfag tootaopbjot night, "“‘•tend a few yards off and gazed at ita, '•< OMXF>«^ tad, •» 2S-“« ■ i"™1 •n ^AKlH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. |Q n 0. BUY IT AND TRY IT. 1 je Is. FOSTER, MILBURN X CO., Prop's. Mo WovAs fe i PARKER S TONIC Eft HINDERCORNS Health is Wealth! ^X23W?Sl’.S-"iS!S John C. West & Co.. A Clear Skin S IS �The Hastings Banner. Habttkm, Mien.. July IHh. IBM. Threshers, Attention! boycotters of righting wrongs. Tbe boycott must We can Bait you in make, quality and price of I President Cleveland keeps up his veto racket on the pension bills. Tuesday next, the Hastings and Battle Creek ball club* will cross sticks & The Atlanta Constitution is the lead­ £ Battle Creek. ing newspaper in the south and one of \Jah. A. Sweezey has a bonanza this season in his fine large peach orchard. the ablest democratic organs in. the He informs us that he will have peachcountry. This representative newsps- ea In the market in two weeksA The Banker was In error T&t week per of its sections and party thus speaks out on the subject of the tariff: . in stating that A. R. McOmber gave a "This section baa entered upon a new 85 watch to the finder of the card sent era of development. All the old con­ up in the balloon the 3d. The watch ditions are changed. We no longer was worth 810. boast that this is an exclusively agri­ nm utun PQVDER CG.. A young lady member of Rev. Dr. cultural section. We are striving to John Hall’s church in New York ia CHICAGO-BT. U build up all aorta of industries, from the teaching a Sunday school class of smallest to the greatest; we are even trying to compete with New England Chinamen, and while expounding in tome lines of manufactures. In fine, the old (story of Jonah and the whale endeavored to turn the minds of the people of this section, no matter her pupils from the physical difficulties what the newspapers may say. and no matter what tbe attitude of southern of the case to a consideration of its moral aspects, but with rather a dis­ congressmen may be, are Ln favor of couraging degree of success. After the protection to home industries. The laborious dissertation, one of the China­ most unintelligent farmer knows tiiat men. ltd ng asked if he comprehended, he must have nearer home markets be­ replied placidly, “certainly, m'm, Jonah fore he can prosper as the farmers of the north ana west have prospered, and eatee tbe whale.” The ruling passion of editors in these be knows that the building up of in­ dustries in the south will give him times Is condensation, which even the MOST PERFECT MADE these home markets. Mr. Morrison is episode of love-making is unable to coamistaken. The democratic party is not quer. In proof of this. It is said that for free trade. Let him make up his one of the fraternity addressed the fol­ record, and then make the moat of it." lowing laconic communication to his Referring to the same subject the sweetheart: “Dearest, I have carefully analyzed the feeling I entertain for you New York Sun, the ablest democratic and the result is substantially as fol­ newspaper in America, says: lows: 1 adore you. Will you be mine? “Leave New York and New Jersey Answer." Then after a moment of out of the councils of the democratic thought he added,'in a dreamy, profes­ party and where would the democratic sional way: “Write only on one aide party be? Force the tariff question to of the paper. Write plainly and give the front, ard Connecticut also would real name, not necessarily xor publica­ be lost to the democracy. Nor would tion, but as a guarantee of good faith.” the solid south be left solid. Louisiana would drop out, ahd probably Alabama Tovik Paaha, Turkish minister at and all possible hope of carrying Ohio would have to be abandoned. The part Waahlngton, ia not a turbaned Turk, but of the democratic party which would be left might be earnest, zealous and ag­ back. He U abort in rtatnre, somewhat gressive, but it would be inconvenient­ ly Rmall on election days." Threshers and Engines. XDITOMIAL Hom. MOST We are agents for a dozen different manufacturefit up any man with any kind of threshing rig he w-L t? S? have also some good SECONDHAND ENgIne* «htkWe will sell very chekp. We sell the which we day of July, ‘n P™ oce BEST GRAIN DRILL On the Market. The BUCKEYE in all Styles and FARWPn-e FAVORITE, We have had an ,rRUEB'S Immense Wagon Trade fs^l-L special T This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker and the Flu, Wagon, which has many points of excellence not po-sessed bv any other. Don’t forget when you want a bnggv in anv style and of the beet manufacture that you can find them at warehouse. Respectfully, WoR^ EXTRACTS Jodie ofProbate. ________ MESSER BROS, Great Slaughter Sale OF CLOTHING! The death of Alonzo Sessions of Ionia takes away a sturdy representative of the homespun pioneer type to which the most thrifty sections of the west owe much of their character. He was a citizen of Michigan of the earliest days (1833) and had been quite a figure in the public life of the state, his moat di^inguished position being that of lieutbnant-governor, to which he was elected on the same ticket with Gov. Croswell in 187fl. There was no osten­ tation in his nature, and no too fine­ drawn modesty about declaring his opinions. He was a farmer and for many terms a supervisor. When a discussion was pending in the state senate over the tax law and the escape of personal property from taxation Mr. Sessions informed the members that tbe trouble was not in the law; there was law enough now. The trouble was in the way it was executed. Although he had probably been glad to serve as lieutaiant governor from the taste for state affairs he acquired by three terms the legislature, Mr. Sessions declined to take the renomination which It has been the custom of Michigan republi­ cans to bestow. One experience in the chair of presiding officer of the senate, ' in whose deliberations he could not take part, was enough.—Kalamazoo Tele­ graph. ________________ writer had a pleasant chat with him recently and managed to extract a little Oriental joke, the third one he has re­ lated since he became a diplomat. “It ia the belief among the Moham­ medans that if early prayers are said forty mornings in succamion at Che mosque, before any one else7 arrives, the person so doing shall have good luck and prosperity. There was a poor man in Constantinople who was the picture of bad luck and improvidence. Every morning early be repaired to tho great mosque of St. Sophia and invariably found some one ahead of him, thus breaking the charm. One morning, as usual, he discovered tho earlier devotee, and, as ho proved to be the same one all tho time, he thus spoke: ‘My friend, I am poor and need good luck. For many mornings I have come hither to pray, each time earlier tlian before. Give me a chance, tell me how you get here earlier than I every day.’ To which the early devotee replied: ‘I have two wives. When 1 awake in the morning one brings mo my slippers, the other my ablution bowl, and by these wives attending to my wuntd together I an; enabled to be off earlier for prayers than if I had only •one wife.' The poor man resolved to profit by the advice. He got him another wife, and in a few days discovered the real secret of the early devotee, vix.: the war lietwoen the two women made very •early morning prayers at the mosque a blearing.”—New York Mail and Ex­ press. Prohibition went into effect in Rhode Inland, and in Atlanta, Georgia, and was also voted by the people of Copiah county, Mississippi. The contrast which these victories and substantial gains present may well be studied by the Pro­ hibitionists, bo called, who profess to believe that it is their duty to make war upon the republican party. In Rhode Island prohibition lias conquer­ ed without a party struggle. In Miss­ issippi, ns in Georgia, prohibition has prevailed because its ^dvocatos took care to present the issue on its merits, without antagonizing either of the po­ litical parties in which its supporters were found. But in states like Michlgan and New York, prohibition gains nothing, but only loses ground, because its professed supporters make it their chief business to denounce, and if they can, to defeat, the party in which most of the friends of prohibition are found. Edward Everett, who commanded so much respect in England, not only for his great learning and talents but for tiie elegance of his manners, was once■ aaked.by an American how he had so mastered the detail of European eti­ quette. His answer was a significant Several montliu ago u man at Son Francisco was badly burned by an ex­ plosion. His limbs, face, and bands 1 'were covered with huge sores which re­ fused to heat Skin-grafting was re­ j sorted to, and fully fifty pieces of flesh .from relatives of tiie sufferer have been ;grafted. The fleah from the thigh of a i 1 The republican of Ohio arc up in anna over the refusal of the U. S. seu- is awaited with intaraat by physicians.— Chicago Times. We are selling Suits at COST this month, WE DO as we advertise to do. Call and see us, and we will prove it. The goods must be sold before moving into our new store second door from the bank. E. W. MORRILL & CO., One Price Clothiers. “I have never considered any subject which other people respect as unworthy of observation. I pride myself on the manner oven in which I tic up a brown paper parcel. I study the etiquette of i.ety country.—Exchange. tbe moat extrav- I am now settled and ready for business in my new quar­ ters in the store ^ast of W. H. Schantz's grocery. Wall Paper Season! Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wall Paper. WINDOW SHADES. fit to W W The above is a cut of the celebrated Argand Vapor Stoves! BOLD ONLY BY Varnish and Alabaetine. Alabastine and Barn Paint Barn Paint and Housekeepers' Paints in small cans. Housekeepers’ Paints and Brushes, And EVERYTHING else in my line. MILL And other marked improvements will be made in , season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the processioii. on will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House,1 in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub* ho with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a SpecialtyI still sell the Celebrated Detroit \Vhite The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Thia is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see then). New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! Lead. At Very Low Figures. Fred'k Hotchkiss, * ne pr *? Th no ’ bo Builder’s Hardware. Paints and Oils, 13990806 we Th Y ba Weissert Bros., Hastings. Mieh. ■ 1 ou will also find in their store all the latest and best de­ signs in Vapor Stoves. They are agents for a half-dozen dif­ ferent makes, and can suit in both Soods and price?. You will find in their store the largest and best stock of Window Shades in plain cloth Builder’s Hardwaie in Bam’ County. They are having an and decorated, or paper shades. immense trade in these goods, which is proof of good goods a°d *?»w Prices. Builders should get their prices. . JJ: B —They sell more stoves and ranges than any other es­ tablishment in Barry County. • » The Journal attempts to dodge the force of the proof we brought that It Ibe Indian Agriculturist estimates favored government competition with individuals In some cases, but was very there ore 280,000,000 cocoanut trees in tha worid, which produce 10.000,000,000 careful not to have such competition include news and job printing. But the attempt to dodge the more strongly ~~~ " MARRIED. ~___ _ ____ proves that the Journal Is using dema­ B ONEYFALL—BOOIfflCE—At the Method lai gogic arts and appealing to prejudice. DIED. len MO REMOVED! REMOVED!! against coal-oil Payne, the dem-w^wtic When Mr. Lincoln, the president-elect, senator from Ohio who literally pm. chased his seat In the senate. That 1*61, enroute to Washington, his face - body manifested a wanton disregard of smooth shaven. It is said that on public opinion and public safety by re­ hh way from Illinois to Washington, a fusing to investigate the dangerous and Httio rirl remarked to him: “Mr. Lincoln. corrupt methods by which it is alleged that the Standard Oil prince procured whiakra,’ his selection by the caucus of the demo­ cratic legislators of the Buckeye state. Major Minor S. Newell, of Flint, is being boomed for the republican nom­ ination for governor. Major Newell ■would make a gallant run, and would th I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at» very alight advance over wholesale prices, to close out' Remember the place, and yours respectfully, no blo T in- �The Hastings Banner. THURSDAY.JUI.Y ta. IUC. *** ®ta- B»»by wm pil Unt ln beta room, m ootuiectlM with bu be,. ber ,ht>p; «M w. tmiae a dismal falluw. Local Advertising Rates: s.,f.i.4rie! l.ucals.5 <*»» perU»e. lx>ad». scenu per Itae. evatlag ,t u,. 0( ;Mnt. 5. Barlow, waa held the last meetmg for the summer of the Shakespere Dr-p°lh«nus, prwdttC.pt turcharttabki ' was Printed by its W th a flne Skafcwpere ’Con- ? jy a rains: J Min luive flj” largrat stock of WATCHES r,fr shown in this city. Some ot the latest IminSoOd hold. Grid Filled. 811.mlSlherthv Cases. I । (-.' key wind and second-hand Watohjna!’ i « N 'eh' cheap. lit in BeiMi of a Wateh or any other coeds In i-vlit... .ire Mid examine my stock. JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler and Optician. JU-U",.-. Mich._________________________ ^EAl s CARRIAGE FAINT! aiM^fr In .ippUeatlsxand ISterable. W ARrUANTED I ‘pfh'.; i.-ro Vuggy for 75 Cents, any of ‘ ' these Colors: ■k Wmc.' CUron Vallow. Garnet, Coach Gteen, Jet Block. No Varnish Needed. G::dytar’s Brag Store. I'b’lt SALE. I i .■• ! mv farm ot,40 acres In Hastings i;.ir tnune house, bank barn aoxao. mill, rfihtd Creharti of all kinds of fruit, all i-.iToted lei; i . aciv. Will wllw cheap on ->.• uW «!■».• For further/particulars rnincut ’•■Mdencr. just two miles north and in> Ilwdliip* National Bank. ... WM. BALDWIN. The third annual reunion of the Michigan battalion, regiment "Merrill llorae," will be held at Battle Creek m- S* *nn* h*11- Comrade, are hrto« W« THIS week publish the premium list of the next annual fair of the Bar­ ry County Agricultural Society. The amount offered in premiums this year is nearly treble that of last The of- in thfs county. are becoming more and i»6re t<> appreciate the wagon sheds constructed for them by Mr. Rorabeck of this city A When a farmer can have bis team provided with shelter and sav­ ed from danger of runaway for the moderate charge of 10 cents, he cannot afford to do else than patronize these sheds. The Hastings base ball^ine went to Battle Creek Tuesday and defeated the I club otjthat city by a score of Ikto 5. PERSONALMENTION. iIre- E. Caxmam Is on the rick list. MaJok Key’s tailoring establishment was cliued out on a chattel mortgage Mrs. A. E. Fowler is dangerously ill. Saturday lust. It is said that the Cn-lk^riend*" ' ls,tlna' Uattle Major had borrowed what money he could, taken what goods he could pack in a trunk and was in California when °r MlBkrr>'>. ta the close-oat took place. the city Mondnv. Mrs. Clemknck, of Freeport, has yterns’ family are visiting friends tn Allegan. purchased of Black A Campliell a fine Scotch red granite monumert to be Holbrook is home from Muskegon on a visit. erected to the memory of her late hus­ band, .Abram C. Clemence, who died To Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry Sun- March 28th, 1884. Thia monument is o*y night, a daughter. one of the finest in the Freeport cemeChaa. Burton, of Detroit, is visiting hi* parents in this dty. A Remark able Cure by Dr. Hess. —The case of Matilda Riddle, daughter of our esteemed townsman Adam Biddle,stande wan undeniable proof uf iis aiipj-rior skill. For three years MJoor?B- of Ionia. Visited she was afflicted with a disease of the Hastings friends the past week. stomach which various physicians had pronounced cancer ot tire stomach, \ille with hit friend Thos. Campbell . consumption, etc. During this time her father bad paid out over 81,100 to John Doxey’s family are visiting his ricUlful physicians, all of whom at last abandoned her case and pronounced parents, at Hopkins, Allegan county. ,.2!515”?\B^Sdll.o( Aon Arbor, her incurable. Twice she was taken to Ann Arbor where the whole medical Cllrkt D< Mn' E- A. faculty acknowledged themselves baf­ fled. and agreed that there was no help ,1L, of AppIHoa, for her. She was brought to Dr. Hees Mtao. la vtalUot bre alrtor Mri John sometime ago and after being treated a short time by our noted Specialist ahfe Juctao V. T. VaoZUe wm In thr city began to improve and was entirely and permanently cured. This may seem CWg^ve aD< f’nn<!a5 ’tllC (fUtat ofI>* wonderful, but is no more surprising than scores of other cases that have Chas. Miller and wife, of Springfield, been equally difficult His success may Mo... were the guests of F. A. Sheldon be attributed to his perfect diagnosis of the cause and nature of disease and the past week. an accurate knowledge of the proper Mr. and Airs. Feocock, of Big Rapids, remedies to apply for a speedv and were theguesta Uf John Kurtzand wife perimmwjt cure. the past week. JMJSX? *• Chas. Jordan umpired the game'and Mrs W. F. Sidnnin returned last Em. Bimby was present as mascot for the Hastings club. AV. R. Cook, the week irom an extended visit to friends in Kalamazoo county. Hastings pitcher, struck out IV men Len. Mosher, a former Hastings iioy. The Battle Creek club made but two base bite. now of Grand Rapids, paid his friends here a visit last week. qAciaI. NOTICE.-Wanted—A fow Drst-claiw Satltiday last as Samuel Swikert ?■ - .. rd canvassers and agents to han•^Minnie Mathews wiU leave for Roch.»y<rrYxUngnlshen. Extrainrtnoensentx. and wife were driving south of thecity, «ter, N. V this week, and will spend THE LEWIS HAND FIRE EXTIN..bHEl; C*» . asstb Ate.. Chicago. Ill. !»-lwk. their horse, a colt, became frightened some time in that place. tt bjrvestiug machine, said to have Will Cook and Eddie Bailey will at­ been left in the road by Timothy Bush. tend the University this year, starting Thehoree jumped into a ditch,overturn­ with the freshmen class. ing the Ibuggy and quite seriously injur- .,5tre ,K-A- Carnahan, of St. Feters, w.ssr°“-The bug,y ”■ Minn., is visiting friends and relatives circHlafibn this week, 1,728. in this her former home. The Whitney Family will rtji-e a Rev. Bass, of Banfield, will occupy • W PlflCKS. . Bvl .ait p. I bu-hei 1 OO tent shftw in this city Saturtay"even- the M. E. pulpit, in thU city next Sun­ ■■ ' lime ", " ' 80 ing. • thq 24th. The entertainment will day morning and evening. Hlxhe-t pii\^- for whr<*i> nod nl) produce. bo of a (varied character, partaking of C, W. Jordan thinks he has earned a “ ' J. M. KOOEKS. the nature of a concert, a circus and vacation, and will take it with friends a mensigarie. This troupe Is highly at Rice Creek. Calhoun Co. Alt arrountadue the late firm of Itofara spoken of by our exchange in towns A Ta. -ry inua Im settled at once or coats Miss Addie Jordan left-Monday for a where they have given entertainments. srill bi ••..•dr. f trip through North Michigan, and will Admission 25 cents. J. M. ROGERS. remain until September 1st Dr. HSess by bis unparalleled success George ReM returned from the “wild • at find below cost at Stems’. in treating chronic diseases, has become west" Wednesday. He is not altogeth­ ’»•<.: tor the new bridge Monday. very popular. His skill in the healing er pleased with that country. Mrs. Nellie Piper will return to her -terns’ stock mind, be closed art hns l|een manifested here to a great extend sp let hone who are ailing from home in Caro this week after an extend­ etn., I _• any cause or nature suffer longer. ed visit with friends in this city. Ir .YOC wish .to buv an engine or Consult your own best interests and go Mrs. W. J. Babcock and son went to ‘firtshet or noth, go to Messer Bros. to him while here’Mondny, J uly 26th, at New York Thursday, in which state Wheat has been secured in excel­ the Hastings House. they intend spending the summer. lent condition in this county this sea­ Brady & Tweat, of Nashville, have Mr. aud Mrs. Will Williams, of Kala­ son again l-een arrested for selling liquor mazoo. were~the guests of Hartings Ni:w mid second hand threshing outfriends a portion of the past week. lits at Messer Bros. Now is the time witiwuf'a B«hw?; which offeaise is alleged to have l»een committed July Hastings Division. Knights of to buy. 1st. Their trial will take place before Pythias was represented at Toronto The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs. Esq. Keoaston to-day, and will be at­ last week by Sir Knight Omo Strong. Wilhffd Perry's Wednesday tbe 28th, at tended by a goodly number of Nash­ Mils Anna Nevins is on the sick list two o’clock p. tn.. ville peopleIler place st the poatoffic* is occupied Later—The parties plead guilty and . I’twsinLY the lakes of Barry countv during her illness by Mrs. E. A. Clark. paid a fine of 850. were more generally patronized Sunday A. H. Johnson, P. A. Sheldon, Ed. •.han were the churches. iffix visited Middleville Monday, and Doyle and Frank Stebbins were fishing Tiie reunion of the Barry countv four^l more stir and life in our sister atprooked lake the first of the week. i-attalion G. A. IL .will probably be held village than we remember of seeing for ■XmIm Winnie Waldorf! returned to. her m this city August 25—27. a number of Years. French & Son are home in Grand Rapids Tuesday,accom­ Remember Monday to vote for the building ■ a fine 100 barrel roller mill panied by her cousin. Master Roy Pownew I.ridge. > Hastings needs the im­ which they calculate shall have no provement and can afford it. superiors Senator Carveth is erecting a Mrs. Geo. Welton and her two chil­ In looking-for bargains after market­ tine borne tlyit It will take S5.0CMJ to dren, of Cincinnati. were the guests ing your wheat, remember the great finish, also u spacidus barn. The vil­ of L. C. Welton and wife a portion of lagers generally are taking pains to the past week. .qodjjg out sale of Lewis Stern. • make their homes look tidy and invit­ _ Fhe Sons ot Veterans’ picnic at ing?) Mr. and Mrs. Will Booram, of Cadil­ •_______________ Tbornappb lake to-day is largely at­ lac, are in tli> «ity, called here by the tended and a tine time is being enjoyed. We are informed that John Barry dangerous illness of Mrs. B.*s mother, The dressmaking establishment of says that his name was coupled with JIr». Brown will be closed at C o’clock Nashville birch beer in last week’s Mr. Wm. A. Wright is now assisting p. in. of each day. Patrons please take Banner for the purpose of killing him Dr. A. H. Winn, of Nashville, in his notice. politically. John is mistaken. Such dental office. For the past year Mr. W. Peohably the happiest man in Hast­ a thing would be impossible. A man has been attending the University,, studying dentistry. He expects to fin­ ings township is Jessie Erb. at whose can’t be killed twice, and it is generally ish the course in another year. f house a bouncing boy put in an appear­ accepted fact in all parties that Mr. Barry caused his own political decease in'*. Thursday last. . Charley Brown, late of the Manistee some time ago. • As to the birch beer Tinies, hits secured a good position as Thebe will be a game of ball be- matteritiwas intended as pleasantry; travelling salesman, alias drummer, for twetn the Hastings and Otsego nines and Mr. Barry should not be so thin the Chicago Newspaper Union, and <® the fair grounds Wednesday after­ skinned. I_______________ ___ has removed his family to this dty, and noon of next week. will make Hastings hfa home. Success The following is said to be an infal­ 1> the managers of the national goes where Charley goes, and we ex­ league wjsh to secure a first-clase um­ lible remedy for dissipating the mem­ pect to see him break the record. pire, one can be found in the person of brane that causes the danger and trou­ Mr. Kpp. Silsbee has decided to return Chas. Jordan, of this city. ble in case of diphtheria. To two tea­ to Hartings, and has secured the store P. A. .Sheldon and Hurd. Tinkler spoonsful of liquid tar, add an equal vacated by Major Key. on Jefferson quantity of turpentine. Burn the mix ­ xnd wlU be pn'i»n>d t. repair Iiuuie the largest catch of ilsh of the out day last week, catching 1(N ture in the room where the patient is watches, docks and jewelry of all kinds. kept. The resinous smoke, it fe claimed, He expects to be ready for business black bass in 1'J hours fishing, will destroy the false membrane, and next Monday. Kep. is a firrirdaas ’ rop n{ whortleberries is large relieve the patient by putting him into workman, and has already received a '\untv, and the berriea are a sound slumber very soon after the good patronage here, of which be is ,n u,“ Iadrket- lJ»te frosts kill- remedy is applied. The same is said to worthy as it is his aim to do work »d the crop in the Grand Traverse re­ beof equal efficacy in case of croup. • promptly and well. gion. D.S. Goodyear, wife and daughter, /and now comes Gard Bennett, and f Since our List issue there have been H. A. Goodyear and wife, Ed. Fow«” bteJng duly sworn by our devil deposes and wife. T. J. Bush imO wife. W. L. yle °r diphtheria, all of which ^ir-g well however, the disease and says he was in the whortleiierry Wilkins and wife, C. Messer and wife. gundog a milder form. It ia thought marsh north of Carter’s lake Friday that thr wont is over.J and while there saw the big snake, Mi Jscr and daughter, Mrs. Carrie Good­ Bros, have just received a' mention of which was made last week, year. Miss Gertie Bentley and J. B. car. itwl ot the celebrated Buffalo Pitta and that if he is the judge of dimen­ Roberts are at Gun Lake for two weeks. sions, and he thinks he is, said snake is rt«inis «n i threshers. They are the a least 30 feet long, and as large around They will be joined by a party of 30 Q»*cMnes on the market, and the ch-jipest tiecaure they are tbe best. as Frt^ident Cleveland’s neck. Gard from Grand Itapids. Ike Hendershott and Joe VanArman saw him about six rods away, and was bETn .stone will have a harvest not anxioas to cultivate any very close determined to break the record for 'iancy in his *pacious bowery on Friday acquaintance with his snakeehip. Gard catching black bass in Mud lake tills Beason. They went there on Monday, says he ’ s a wh opper and no m lstake-j evening the 23rd. Excellent music and secured 112. the larges ■ wdl tejurnished. All can be assured There will be pnotber trotting mati­ ,dx and a half pounds. Thta right /’^Mood time. Bill 81.00, including nee at the fidr grounds, on Friday Aug. more than P. A. Sheldon and Hurt Gth, at which time flne racing is confi­ Tinkler caught at the same place one Tita members of the board of health dentially expected. In addition to a day the week before. But the latter claim that their batlky home knocked «re toG , ..ngrmulated for their prompt free for all trot a»d a them out of at least 25. wid efficient action in improving the wiU l>e a match nmning race Momlay was the 30th birthday of Dr. Goucher’s “Lro and J. J. Fuller * samtarj• cuudiUon of the city. Dr. “Olive Logan,” for a. purse of 85W»- Mrs. B. IL Rose, and her friends to the ^■“"P ha.> l*en (apeeially active and Mr. BuibJJ manager of these: numlier of 75 gave her a genuine sur­ —orough m tikis connection. prise in tbe evening. After an hour of is gaining a reputation bni iu-jN IXuxia and Will Dodge, Jv succt^ful in tiw way of furnishing pleasant social converse, rulnahments were served. Mrs. Rose wus then sumJ-ate roadere, painted this town a bril- imusemento of this character, and our .monMio •>■• U®1 carmine late last evening. War- people will «7^2L^nn^Thm“ wH! rMi«V«r the u*tabl«l Itav. zin this occasion, mere >im fcLiUwl fo* thdr arre8t> 22X • pm, ot h-e >«111*™; .tthf several appropriate ami corily remind­ ilium/’5 A*1 <5our,tk-M enjoy the hos- MtauI.rlKLl IltaW Htality of the city for a time. ; same timejand the visiting aiubmimd ers of the occasion. It wa* a I SSdnr It eomforubiy ™ lor th, i>v affair, and one which all present wul ,Md*£rom ever remember with ptaomre. i home nine. Local News. Wr. have been surprised as well as mortified to learn the number and naniea ot Barry county farmers who have invested in bonded wheat. They ought to know, aud we believe do, that it Is crooked business, and to give it their sanction and their influence of their names is to possibly swindle their neighbors. Any man with intelligence enough to multiply and divide, can fig­ ure for himself tiiat a company that sells him 810U worth of wheat and promises to buy back 8200 worth of the same article next year, is a swindle and a fraud; is doing a gambling business, and. will in tbe end beat its patrons. We believe farmers who have invested know this, and know they are patroniz­ ing a gambling scheme as vicious and dangerous to public morals as a faro bank. And we have heart many of three farmers talk till they were red in the face about the wickedness of gambling in wheat options! Aud yet they buy wheat nt 815 per bushel, and calculate that the company by beating somebody else will help them get back the money they have invested In this wheat tot­ tery. Shame on you, gentlemen, to lend your names and your standing in your neighborhood Jo countenancing such a fraud as bonded wheat. The end will be hart times, and loss of farms to many who have invested in this miser­ able burinete. ) i J?XCl’ltMONlSTti AND Visitors to Detroit Your attention is specially directed to the old established Jew­ elry House, Wright, Kay & Co. Their stock is unsurpaaaed in the city for extent and quality consisting of Diamonds, Watches, Precious Stones, Chains, Charms, Pine Jewelry, Unique Ornaments, Btc^ Bte. The selection of genu has been made with tbe greatest care by the most ex­ pert judges, and the workmanship on the jewelry i» not excelled by any estab­ lishment in the country. r Un- ti^rtKMeOCDMElug whortleberries, under pain and penalties of tbe law. ELMER D. CLARKE. CHARLES NOBLEB. is conducted by men of large experience and each case of defective eyesight is ■\rOTlCE.-All pernor.i are forbidden trnspasstreated on sdentillc principles, lenses 1’1 Ing upon my premisM. on SccUon is, Balti­ more township, for tbe purpose of picking whor­ being wdected perfectly adapted to re­ uenaltlM of the law. lieve, if not absolutely to remedy the ■ tleberry. under pain and B. J7SUTHERLAND. defect. No charge is made for test- I Lcttera addressed to the follow: :>;rper*on» raing tbe eyes. v_ . j malnimr in the vost otDcc si UastingA, Barry ouhtv.Miehlran.Jnly loch. 1MB: * WRIGHT, KAY & CO.,’ E. E. Mix. Rudolph TtocAmU.C. W. tewta. JM. W Warrell. SundGb Manta. Co. Card*—Reuben Hub, Rhoda J. Oatin. ' W. H. POWBR8. P. N. Cor. Campus Martius, DETROIT. The Optical Department 73 cents * bushels. Threshers, Attention! We can suit you in make, quality and price of \ Threshers and Engines. We are agents for a dozen different manufactures, and can fit up any man with any kind of threshing rig he wants. We have also some good SECOND-HAND ENGINES, which we will sell very cheap. We sell the • BEST GRAIN DRILL On the Market. The BUCKEYE in all styles and FARMER’S FAVORITE. We have had an Immense Wagon Trade This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker and the Flm\ Wagon, which has many pointe of excellence not possessed by ‘ any other. Don’t forget when you want a buggy in any style and of the best manufacture that you can find them at our warehouse. Respectfully, Tills L< to certify tUar I Christopher GrarliiiCT. ot Woodland. Ban? county, Mich,, h.vl a barn to move Mi'Z Ui the north east, nearly 73C f«et. ThomM Nile*, of Naahville. took tho job for KS. He sent Janies llarprr to do the Buirtux. He MESSER BROS. Charles Itred. ot Hastings, (or tt per day. and, they agreed to hare theJob completed In three If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme" Brand, and Accept No Other! For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE. entire sailsfacUun. not evmjHeted )pH KK GBOZINGBR> Lines rend nt tbe sotb weddluc vmivrrnary ol Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Linington. July *1. ftto. Conip*»ed by Sirs. Mary Crawley. Swlltiy tbe years have come and xone. Since on that joyous weddina morn. Life aeemed ll\e one dell«hUu) dresini. Flowing tn a golden straam. But life Is a fair delusive dream. And time as a stream, glides swiftly away. With grateful hearts the past we own, Tbe future all to us uuknawn. Ctonds overcast the wintry iky. Toe billow, swell, tbe winds are high. “ACME ’’PAINTS Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ABE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paint* are composed entirely qf strictly pure materials. consisting of While Lead, Oxide (f Zinc, and the neoeeaarv pigments required to produce the different shades, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed OU; the result being an ar­ ticle which tor fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market 8m the fair way HU hand balk made. And let the prospect cheer your eyes. A hand divine >hall lead you on. Joy alter )oy sueceeslve rise. superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of it* manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Acid), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a abort time. By combining a certain portion of Pun Oxide Zinc, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of Lead, with none of its disadvantages. An they will, when properly applied cover a larger rurfatx than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. On this Joyous even tide. Exrth holds blessings rich sn«l n And friendship Is a gem most fair. That now and then sweet meinor By Ita Iosina offerings. My wish for the* Is bfitUr f»rConteatment blest with health. with hsortfett wlah that not one trace Of ail Ilfe owea thee be dafaced. __ May bwteurs brtri't »<1«« embrace Year liras with loveliness and grace. Ai a sllcht'token of esteem, ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Professional pc inte.-s are everywhere endorsing them, owing to the superior results accomplished through their use, and the great caving in time and labor For Barns, Outbuilding* and Roofs, use May we anchor side by side. $1000 forfeit Neal’s Adamant Paints. Why Id your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE PAINTS? Tbecost will be but a trifle. i (1 beautiful shades.) When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They are put up in ily use. pints, pints and quarts; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ -• , Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit --------- AGENCY AT--------- Goodyear’s Drugstore. A GEMTLEMAN'S SMOKE Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medicines Advertised in this Paper. �AN INFORMER IN COURT. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL mere W*3 a other night atu communist ONE OF THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS when, an excited orator said, ’•;£ Ing social Institutions must b« dcslwyGIVES AWAY THE PLOT. ed, rwnirtal wiped out, and swept “ tL.t A CONDENSATION OF CONGRESS FOB THE BUSY READER. Pvnding action on Wasrimgtos Cttt, July 11—A bill wm Wxshixotox Crrr, July IE—Three re- ’ The bill to prohibit meiubora of coogreM authoriaing the retirement of Gena Averill after diwusaiou tho Hennepin canal amend­ ment »M adopted—31 to 22 as follows: Ye*s-Allison, Blair, Brown, Butler. Call, Gi eon. Miller, Mitchell of Oregon, Palmer, Payne, Ransom, Sawyer, Spooner, Stan­ ford. Teller, Van Wyck, V- itaon'of low* -81. Kays—Beck, Berry, Blackburn, Ceckrell, Coke, Edmunds, Frye, Gray, Harris, Hearst, Ingalls, Maxey, Hatt, Plumb, Pugh, Saul*Walthall, Whitthorn»-’J2. retained in the bill The appropriation for tho Illinois river wa-t increased to $130,000 Without fur- In tb« bou»o IVheeler introduced ptaca lefore an appropriation is n*ad» to moist the states in the work of education. Bllb were introduced: tar the relief of eet- Raccoon fork, and appropriating $10,000 tor legislative appropriation bill war* cousklreferring to tbo history of the rebellion ba- roucurrol in, and pending action by imre* ad.'onrnrhxtit waa taken. privileges and elections tho Ohio Repub­ lican editors' resolution urging an tnvettiga- iring the couitrnction of a bridge across the Misalsaippi river at Kt. Louis waa objected to aud wunt over. Beck offered a substitute on coin certiorate* Beck’s bill propooas that no I niteJ Btate* notes ot lose denomination than $10, nor greeter than $300, shall Im oartificataa in denomination! of 81, $2, and bullion bald- by tbe treasury in axcem of $100,IMJ,«W, these “coin" certificate* tobe paW /ut on all obltgatlcus of tho govern- resolution further l-l»t Inst. A resolution was adopted inquir­ ing how one resolution was substituted in tiie record for another of a totally different iof St Louis, and iHms explained that tbe u.^._—--- District ot Columbia bust thou token jap without Jution adopted night sessions Ullwa* taken up but with- p. ip. At tbe night session tbe following bills were yxLscd. To prevent tbo employ- nees and. aliepl«s-ne« of Mr. Geo. 1Chicago, July 17.—Tbo evidence in tho Miller, of Hamilton. Texas. William J Pettis, of Stenmburg, has Haymarkot as heretofore published, but ■that was Issued by .the bank of Lapeer positively cwaro that Fieldon eto-sl behind in 1837. Those who believe that nature will work c.ff a comb or coM ibonld staral Ui«l thli i» done »t the expense ol the conxUtudon. Each U™ UjJ» prisoner* This witness tootilled through an weakens the system, and we all know interpreter that be was a member tmtil that the termination of this dangerous Ktice is a consumptives four months ’t lake the cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow s Positive arm* While Cure will safely and promptly cure any Arbeitar Zoitung tbo night before tbo riot. recent cough, cold or throat or lbnF Engle was them, with sovvnty or eighty trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of I red Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family July 17.—The »*n- division of Cox won the Jackson walk, making 17" miles 13 laps to Ntrokel's 1<15 initiw. The best on earth, can truly be said of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which ia sure, safe and speedy cure for cute, bruises, scalds,burns, woundsand all other sores. We positively cure pil«. tetter and all skin eruptions. Try thia wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only S cents. Sold by F. Hotchkiss. tdudiug one to empower tbo president to (withhold any amount appropriated if bis (judgment disapproved it The vote was ilually taken on Lbo till as amended, and it ^AKlH0 POWDER Absolutely Pure. following will bo in Ctdcaga Acgvta, Ma, July Ml—Both parties in ZOA-PHORA, -WOMAN’S FRIEND. Secures to GIRLS a painless, perfect development and thus prevents life­ long weakness. Sustains and south' s Over-worked Women, Exhausted Mothers, aud prevents prolapsus. Cures palpitation, sleeplessness, ner­ vous breaking down (often preventing insanity), providing a safe change of life, and a hale and happy dd age Reader suffering from any com­ plaint peculiar to the female sex, zoaphora is worth everything to you. Send for our circular of private testi­ monials and be convinced. Every woman sickly -or healthy Sread “Facts for Wnnu-n." This rill be sent to $ny lady reader paper, aud t.» ladies only; on receipt of 10c. Address. ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO, . IM Mala Street, - - K»ta»u*e, Wtiu N. B.-LeU4rt marked “prit-a." anmn only by oar Private ti«reta.rj i.ud conuxlttag Ptiyr.lctau. H. a COCMAH. Aimk ■‘rfvtoy. Second district- republican congres­ sional convention at Adriifii, Aug. IV. The best is the cheapest Hills Peer­ less Worm Specific iJ» both the best and cheapest. W. 11. Goodyear. which make it unlawful to empty ballast or stricken out, and a great deal of amending done regarding the Muaiwippi river, the Orlando coming the longest dlstenro. alone on account ot Dyapepda. Acker’s Dyupepala Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, night and if the police attempted to dis­ Indigestion and Constipation; sold on « .. .. .1_______ U_ Tf., positive guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, bj Fiixu'K HotchkimI. Druggist- . Flint Is to have a new 83,500 school July 2U house. Howell is to have a 89,500 Ttusday night—tho night of the riot— building. Waller attended a meeting ot the furnituro BrrrALO, N. Y., July IA—C arlisle D. For Indigestion, use Cobh’s Little Graham, the cooper who went through tho workers sal upon hearing of tbo explosion of the bomb went homo, stopping to see ! Pills. 40 pilLs only 25 cents. W. H. Niagara whirl pool in a barrel Kanday, has Engle co routa Engle told him that Goodyear. struck -something that pays twtlar than' Fischer had distributed a largo number of Dr. Jackson’s Eye Salve is a prompt hooping staves together, for a few vreeks at dynamite l-ombs am.-ng tbo “northwe*: any rate. - Graham luix made a contract group" Witness himself had one It waa and positive cure for all diseases of the | eyes in inlhmafkm, granulation, and wvakne&s of vision. It costs but 25: himself and the red barret Beginning cents, and Is highly rocomniiudt-d for Tkureday they will show tboma-lvae to the At this point court adjourned. Tbe state* piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. public buildings and oilier public works; ■mending the act to prohibit tbe importa­ tion and immigration of foreigners and ■lien.-, under contract or agreement to per- ■ form labor in tbo United Staten; to protect mechanics, laborers and tradesmen in the District of Columbia in their wnaSi; a DACEY PAYS THE PENALTY. senate bill providing for tbe payment ot per diem government employes for Decora­ tion Day and tbe Fourth of July; directing tho couimissiouer of labor u> mono investiRation in regard to convict labor in tbe WoonerocK, • HU, July 17.—Jamss limited Staten A bill extending the pro Dooey, tbo murderer of Aiderman Michael Washikgtox Citv, $1,000, and Fort Dearborn second. $ «t Tbe railroad water tank at White Chicago, July 17.—The railway* iaterCloud recently caught fire and was to­ Voroln should help ths striker* bcu they tally destroyed. saw tbo word “Itnho" in Tbo Zoitung Don’t neglect a ■ cold. Hill’s Peerless they should meet armed. If a riot Cough Syrup is asure cure. 2»o cure, no sentod at ths meeting ware Chicago, BurF should occur. tbe police stations pay. W. H. Goodyear. lugton at Quincy; St Piul; Rock Island; The Mason bullding.and loan associa­ Northwestern, and Minneapolis Ac 8t lorkwgmen called upon to join tbo tion has started wlm 425 shares sub­ scribed. ' aooonu. fourth, lo cento; fifth, cento; dynamite bomba moderately comjiosod, though during tbe moroing he screamed almost continuously, ment sttiking.out logidation inimical to hydraulic mining in California was agreed vU: Indlnapoita, Fort Dearborn (Chicago), Kokomo (Indiana, Bed Craw (ClevelandI, Damon (Ctactonatfi, and AnsUn iArateedsm. N. Y.) The judgto bed a difficult Twenty-nine newspapers and period­ icals are published in Washtenaw counenmity, that be might make his peace with midnight, at which time tho sonata adtlonsorf The Mexican pension bill was received by populace as if ii were a gala day. No scene favor of Mr*. Gon. Hunter was reported favorably. The Republican minority of •nee asked on the bill brought crowd* from neighboring towns. Quito a delegation of Decoy’s friends from Chicago arrive! during tbe morning Another and Neuralgic pains. Wo guarantee 11 Fiixn** Hotchkisj, DrugglstMuskegon wants more good girls—for Manning expects to remain in Albany until kitchen work; and where’s the place of any site that doesn’t. Beware of all mercurial coated breath perfumes. Trixare the only safe, sure and pleasant aromatics in the market Now said that Jud Crouch will be tried at tiie November term of the Jack­ son circuit court. I Vau»«ta, Ga., July 17—Dick Town for Aiuiophwoe. b i horrible crime McKinley aud Browne of Indiana, against. devoted W odnesduy to tho river and harbor bill, the first tmalnoaa being an attempt to son, Davidson of Alabama, Dowdney.Dunn, Forney, Harris, Honderson of North Caro- met with ao much opposition that MoMillan* Randall, Iteagau, R*kl of North Carolina, Richardson, Sadler, Sayres, Singleton, named McCormick who intercepted him Chicago, July IE—Matt Plqkertoa <bega* suit in the superior court Momlay agalnst William A. Pinker Ida for $30,(00 damagee, claiming that •‘Billy" ha* IlnvM KBW Oblxaxb, July 17.—Sampson Roii- Wellborn and were hanged tn Donaldsonville, in this For tame back, side or chest, tire Shiloh’s nor«Ngr. Price B eeuta. hold b7 w.’Yt, S’VbOH’SCOtlGHnud consurnptkm tnire |B rioted of murdering Cnarlm Arthur iTellvr, available surplus to Im that indicated by Wabhisotox Crrr, July 90.—Dawn male a report to the sonnto Saturday on the president's veto of tho bill giving railways right of-way through tbe Indian reserva­ tion in Montana. Tbo report was unanl- of Ohio, Atkinson, Ballantine, Earksdals Balnea, Barry, Bonnett. Blanchard. Bland Blount. Beyle, Bragg, Breckenridge of Arkansas, Breckenridge of Kentucky, Browne of Indiana, Brown of Pennsylvania, Brumm. IB uroes, Burrows, Bynum, Cabelk Caldwell, Campbell of Ohio, Candler, Can­ non, Carleton, Catchings, Clardy, Clements, was extraordinarily cool throughout hl* imprisonment, and did not show the sllght- Whltthorno and WUs» of Maryland—l>k ._ uni «u. a—-— —- rers as follows: HMSSBS9RSS btmilug wniaUon. Tbere are revere sna*ni. he would have killed tho child, but thought «!y that can It- doperided upcm bo ELY’S Bills wore ta Bain climbed up, tied Braswell's bands, and the , body was*riddled with bullsta Give* Belief at out ■nd Cura posiwreiy cures Olea, or no par Tbe child l*T gnules, $4.oua3.i«»; rough packing. H-UCui-i totivyp-ktag ami ahippta, iS-. * xtxjA n ‘ Side bv W. H. Goodyear. --- - ■---------- • proprlatlng $000,000 where $21,000,000 was LY'5, MS9' COLD in HEAJ CATARRH HAY Tuscola, HU, July 17.—Henry -Wild- nor, Guenther, Hale, Hall, HalaeU, Bar- Wheai- burned or hanging hltatolf. clurka in tbe legislative blit Tbe best Cough Cure you ran ute. THE MARKETS. Miller Curtm, Cutcbeon, Daatel, Dargan, Davidson of Alabama, Davidson of FJorada, PARKER'S TONIC SHILOH’S VnAUZEB Is what you cred for Bavaxxah, Ga., July 17.—Information well, colored, was lynched i» noon Thurs­ day near Flat Ford, Bullock county Bras wall had ravished and horribly maltreated Colly Wood* a little byear-old girl, while on bar way to school. She idenUttad him after then adopted PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Smith, colored In ISM. Lake buferior canaU, and approjiriating printing I lUU.vOO fcr a pub lie building st Oshkosh. Wia, and then resumed conjidcmtlon of Morrison’s surplus resolution. Mor- munani co, a w n. t”* FEVEI ii'a.ag wooa and bestowv new Ute uj vlroT SS? d££-n tfon $3,500,000usd $3,000,000 were voted b°dj* «*b11V^Fto ££ quletly dipped him away to the county night sea Markham, Marti*. i adjourned. jnannfactory mnis turns out eiglit luuumeato a week. terrible deed. The Hold by Did you Sup* Vnchsated; Xe.’ pone Mustug Liniment only J for horses? It <» lor inllssns- tion of all flesh. �Agricultural. farther. You figure it down until powdbjr.ynugrtyou ronom, that 11 you board and lodging within thre.> douixs and a half u week. To be sure rt-Ai! cnmmnnleatioM pertaining to thia dewu rather misa your fire. You haven’t "partnxnttiKMldbeaddreesedto Mr. E. Da­ venport. Woodland. Mich. ’iBUr. Kid ir oeen used to coming home after a day's wmver prepare for summer. work and sitting around shivering do what you can first ‘nc^ with nobody to talk to and no books or i«>y»u>eremtorrovMBlct paper- u> read, but you cun hardly af­ Keep your eyes and ears reQ “d ford to spend any of your remaining ' Kindness to all around you Is the your mouth shut for papers. You can goto Itemember that that wb-n the 1the library or reading room and vou corner-stonel of happy farm life, and J®85.1 h» not always the J»«P«t; nor will be sure of a welcome at the Y.’ M. pav.« in every way. 1 A. rooms if you are so fortunate as The fnnnur who makes ita rule to that which costa the r**t always the G. tiiujrv hia work for the sake of getting best to strike them before the warmth and through in time for an hour’s play spell . Treat vour hired aelp with respect, :light of the saloons attract you and in ihc evening, will drive a poor horse, feed them well, p» them well. If you tempt you to take your flrat step down­ ,.-jrrv a lean purse, and most likely a cannot do so, keP none. ward. Be sure, my friend, that vou DANIEL RUPERT. inave learned to say no! before you hr i'. \ mwrtgdge top. T:;. t>wt calculating a fanner can do uJ18^ y°ur8ell within the temptations of to time, fcto so plan his work as aty bfe. and nine-tenths of you don't You tv.nk that you will grow to be know what that word means yet. Fif­ jlw.iv>, to hitvc enough to do, and never strongmen and women, as a matter of ty cents a week is not very much to to : . m-rdriyen T!v t.wmer should realize that farm­ course- If you are doing so, you awak- save is it? But you will probably find ing bits not yet reached perfection; that m. of your own accord early in the that it is more than you will save. morning rmUog rested. Do not think I hope you don’t smoke and that none luq-riH rinents are possible In a thouUred 10 t*»e morning. of your money will go in that direction, -.;:ni things; and hi* constant study ‘A neSY.4 ,’tnd careful Observation -inould be to Bull if it is ever so, take warning; learn and I am sure you do not drink, but u and 111 WMJrs l>mr 111 mind. were are some tilings vou must have, >■ ,the lH'tter-pl.U;. ’ The tanner’s motto should be, “Learn Better raise rag weeds in your garden rhe loved ones at home must hear .. -Jthing new every’ dav.” Never than to find fatigue in your own beds from you occasionally and you cannot in pla^ of reat. Bed is not the place get along without a little paper and uisihd with hearsay, but find out -. .r-If Experiments poorly tried for a healthy stomach to work in; It is stamps. That will take your extra half wet weather In haying: and to the worat place. When you want rest dollar for the first week. Pretty soon c^hey on hearsay is like frost of body let jour supper bo flntahed some article of clothing, maybe your three hours before you lie down to aleen overshoes give out and calls for the in all vbur experiments fairly. Thus you lay the foundation for vigor next half dollar to replace if Your ... ,ind effectually; measure and of mind and of body and prepare for washing comes in for consideration. t a . Mactnewi. and keep a true hunger for breakfast. You must learn Do yourta-dt, you can hitrdlv manage of at the details. Let your to use the same care of your health that on less than twenty-five cents a week. 1.-ite It* on a scale so small as your mind ne6ds in order to grow prop- If you worry through with it yourself, y°u oufbl u perfectly Wdl contending with all the modem incon­ ; .re vou in case of failure. • gri-und in good order, and all the limn. If you are not, then know veniences, you cannot posaibiv get up Ure larKely responsi­ your own linen, and that must take -? w fcood seed in good season. why^hifKr some from your little pile. Maybe, af­ : div. attend to all after re­ ble for ill health. You have not inherited your father’s ter you have become better acquainted, . jbecrop, and never mind • iter U' maka/wo small loads stalwart frame nor your mother’s vir­ vou may find out some way in which’ tues. -But the tact of their existence you can get along on less. I don’t twice, Ilian to take all at one makes it easy for you to become like know how. and I do not like to think of them if you try. Y ou ought to surmss th« discomforts, the actual privations \ .Atrrfiifs. and always seek them in time. Any kick of perfect <le- you will have, or the temptations that that happy medium in which the least velopwent in teem should stimulate such a life will make doublv alluring. But you say you wouldn't work for n:;.u Ahull bring the greatest prdpor- your efforts to avoid that tact aud any •.;.--.-..de r-Uirni Avoid, law-suits and tendiccy to disease among Jbur near that; youd go where you were letter Do you i trrvling wit# neighbors. Mind your relatival ought to warn you against appreciated. Would you? ujlairs mdre. and your neighbors’ tiiat disease. Ask your parents’ advice know what It means to be out of work timirrels lire lik&Aiad weeds in first. They too commonly are the ven­ In the city ? Alas, uumv and manv r man dots know, and he knows that last one* to whom you are likely to go th. garden, and!law-suits like a drought. - lEive i careful eye on fences, gates for counsel. Let them also lie the first. four dollars a week is a great deal bet­ iud i arn dt'vrs. and attend to all such They waht vou to shun the errors of ter than nothing, and if vou were to :‘iing-- iwsdonps you see they need iL thefr livee. They know your tendencies give up your job the only difference would be that you and not the other H.t'.r as good nnd convenient a place if they know themselves. Some animal low In the scale of life man would be depending upon a pre­ tor ■■ ■•'.ittle tk> drink at as is possible. Aecuc.am yourself to habits of regu- !ive origin to their offspring by being carious dollar here and nothing there for a living. Do you ever hear of a ivided into halves so that each son is :.tntv and method. Be regular in all things. Have regular hours for rising, half of its father with all of ite quali­ farther being “out of employment?” Sounds queer, doesn’t it? tor lor teeding, and generally tie ties of composition and form, ite health , Room at the top, eh! . Well, yes, and or disease. • . .regular as y<fi can in all tilings. Try to cultivate a healthy appetite there always will be, but It takes A lien, away from home keep your brains and grit to get there. Have you •ms oprn to sed how ainch other farm­ Wonder not that your meals fail to do 'got them? And would you, if your may be.in advance or in the rear of you good and not harm, but that your stomach has endured so inuchy^areless tastes led you in that direction, be at . in ’marten- pertaining to farming. the top in the farming question? ’.Vn •> tired rest: when thirsty dnnk. treatment. That ear is imperfectly de­ Would you be an inb lligent. enterpris­ 'and trw.it your horse in these respects veloped that is not "charmed with con­ cord of sweet sounds.” That eye that ing, go-a-head farmer? If so, and you -• you Xe-ty yotirsell’. are assured that your work lies in ’the ■ ?>'t’h.4 your calculations are fails to discern between colors is in city, come and enter upon IL Here is ■ larger that your means or your need of training. Set your mark high. my hand and a hearty’ “<>nd speed!" vtreagih. for hiss well done, is better Learn what your powers ought to do, But if vou are at all afraid that the and be sure you grow up in proper or ­ more ni®r|ydona, rush, the selfish hurry,’the sharp com­ 1 ' r with lour mind as well as der. But to those who may have in- petition would be too much lor you, ■.mu !-. •. is. and do not over-tax either. snperaUo defects of body we say turn and there are a dozen chances of it, ■ - re 1 ■■ mvesMtil you will need both. it to good account, work against it. probably, where you suppose there is H.iv-plikt- iuryotir tools, and have Thegrtstfest man of history. Julius one, and you still can not work on- the Ciewu-. was epiletic. Some of the best yfir !•••■!' in ti.iir place. farm, why. there are trades you can K>.fp iroo-l t<|.>ls, and keep them in work of the ages has been done by per­ learn, good, honest and respectable, u.-.'.. r. for*poor tools make hard sons far from well.—Dr. S. J. Wright, which, if you carrv them on to the best in Ohio Farmer. work, which js fcnprofltable. of your ability, will make you respected .Cb.'.irihr.t:is a promoter of health and give, vou h living, and that is more mill good ni'T.ds; Now, my friends, boys and girl* on than could be said, perhaps; about .’aidesland bedding help to some things you might do if you insist horses :dedk and rattle look well. the farms of the good old Buckeye upon getting into some city. State, do you think I am going to sing I flare never known the farmer who Next time I mean to talk to the girls, over to you the refrain or the old song, tliti •-•rk ne.iklv and in good season, “Stay on the farm ?” Not I. If you if peradveature the editor will let me. : y •■oust; bies or burdened with think, young man. that your brain Is too large to bother with rotation of crope A leading citizen of Hagerstown, -■ 'v-niv iarn ing tends to draw a and seeding and fertilizers and fences, Md, Mi. George W. Harris, had suffer­ tinnerdown’hil.and .—* slovenly harveet-------- ‘ though Horace Greely, one of the targ- ed for some time with facial neuralgia ing :• t > be tin 1hnnkful for what did tst brained men of our country ever grow Slovenly hands ____________________ in the field are produced, did not think it beneath him and toothache, when he tned SL Jacobs mis in the wheat bin. The fami- to bother about such things—if you Oil. He says: “It gave me instantan­ 'oeshis vork neatly will find it ” think tiiat your talents have not room eous relief, and I consider It a wonder­ :ult toi pay heavy, than the to expand on the broad acres of the old ful remedy.” Mr. C. Helmuth, of; Benton Harbor, - , ny light taxes. farm, why, take the first train to the i • - wi o keeps good fends is city. Far be it from me to advise you who recently sailed for South America at peace with his to stay where you are. I hui only going for |his health, died and was buried rotsper live nt and h ive something to give to teil you a few things and 'then say there. r; tmt the fanner who keeps “go ahead." But before I begin 1 want Credit is due the German women and }X .7 ’• !!(•<•;< Will lave his crops destroy- to be unctefstood. I want to make it <*.l, -have quint Is and law-suite and clear that 1 don’t hold to the doctrine physicians for first using Ited Clover bloHSoms as a medicine. Best results i; •tfiinif. ejatpt 1 ar-h words, to give to that every fanner’s son ought, in duty, are obtained when combined with other rdiyl-mly. . ; to become a farmer, any more than that medicinal roots and herbs, .’is in Dr. ■ improve his farm as every minister's is bound to stand in Jon®1 Ited Clover Tonic, which is the tolnaeli. best known remedy for all blood diseas­ the pulpit or every lawyer's son to A Ltr.uer Who d< esn't exercise sound study Blackstone. Only, liefore you es, stomach and liver troubles, pimples lUugtuHR i-4 like i ship at sea without decide that your mission is to become a costiveLiss, bad breath, piles, ague and a rmbluf. .i lawyer or a’merchant or a clerk in a malaria Asease. indigestion, loss of ap­ First improve ipon what, youalready dry-goods store, be sure that a hanker­ petite. lo w spirits, head ache and all dis­ kno-.v.iami learn। as much more as you । ing after a “soft job” and a general de­ ease of the kidneys. Price 50 cents, of can. Jsire to get away from hard work is not Voiti m^y readI pithy sayings all day at the bottom of it If it is, a thousand Fred Hotchkiss. and aihuire then Friday night Mrs. Henry Cronkhite, -i in the evening, but chances to one you will never attain ;.'>ur fork willr r ot l»e done unless you any dazzling highta of success where- of Sand Beach, gave birth to twin boys each weighing ten pounds. '•lay yt>ur shouli Ii er to the wheel” and ever you may go. push. jThere is ho i .. helping those who nuv I have been selling your Athlophoros i’erhape you have been reading—pas will nju lake co msel and help them- sibly in the Youth's Compifnion—of a for a few months and have sola be­ sch’ts. i • certain Johnny Bright who went to the tween one and two dozen. It gives bet­ • Toh many bad neighbors is asign city, "accepted" a position, and by a ter satisfaction for rheumatism than -ii ultl । reform. wonderful succession of fortuitous cir­ any other preparation of the kind I ufry and tiurry to get our work cumstances, may be he foiled a burglar have ever sold. C. M. Treat, druggist, wind in the garret, or two and so saved his employer un­ Adrian, Mich. but liltie brain; The Mecosta county agricultural so­ told sum*, he leaped at once into the man who ilmnot learn from his arms of fprtune and ended by becoming ciety have bought twenty acres of land !>■ I-''..'.-■ •’ i;■i.’tAes, will teach hi» the partner and son-in-law of that for exhibition grounds. tl-'.k’!:' :• r- by his own.* gratet ul gentleman, and you are »ecre^ WE ARE POSITIVE that Kemp’a : - inoreKtock than we have Fv expecting to “go and do likewise. Sarsaparilla will cleanse and purify the tor, is to save a spoonful and Well, let me tell you, friend, such blood and tone up the system. We ......... n-elfid. chance as this boy had are exceedingly have the confidence to guarantee iL I;>*ture our jrneadowsin spring is scarce. People as a whole do not leap Price 81.00 per bottle. W. H. Good­ to lx<rr4w bay in I into lifck. If they get there at all. it is , , Whut| is not wot Ih taking pains with by effort, and effort means work of year. FOR tt CENTS get Kemp s Liver is nut worth a pla| e on the farm. some kind or other. N ow, io» the facta. I»ills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, I know a flrat-claas book-keeper in this for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. ten caught In bed by the city, who, after having been out of THE GUARANTEED remedy, ■*• '-.ht'brt have money while be work for month, and months-«t«dv Kemp’s Balsam, for the Throat and work, 1 mean-hw. tok«> » P0"1**??. Lung*. It never fail* to cure Coughs, on. dollar a day. W bat do yon think •Buy what you can pay for, if you Colds, Croup. Bronchitis and all throat of that? Magnificent, tan t It? Bow need it. ami stop there. doea he aupport hla family on thto? and lung troubles. I/1®8 >how ihc where uives the farmer who Trial size free- W. H. Goodyear. inakea itt ‘il a rule ti borrow tools, and 1 Mra. Miln. of Battle Creek, paid a fine Will will shq*.4u>tv' yon you broken ___ galea, lousy <315 and coate for assaulting ber 18wiivj... and dirty .<r_4.. stables. -j-ut-j oihi-s ye*u ,14 daughter. The • gun teat star amis out over win­ tieman supports his wife and child on - ko What You Need. ■ ter is drawn by poor 1 horses. „ nve doUara per week, which he recelYm Therefore see u.<it the members of not get the bee ort as shipping clerk in a wholesale house. your family are well supplied with Dr. The man who cane his calves thinks [ofI going west He How hedow it i* a mystery. May you Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jack­ and L never be obliged to solve it. The son’s root and herb cordial: it will thlsk.-i he knows i I! about farming, dav I beard of a third, u ho is sharpen the appetite, help digestion, Figs that are i dl fed,and have a caahkr tn a dry-good** house in thlaraty promote sound sleep, strengthen the warm and dry be , are a good breed. of the targat bertj-who for system and so remnoye those distress­ When anythin! is ready to be done and you'can do i .then is the time to ing symptoms which, if neglected, may do it The best [time to do a thing result in the most serious consequences. cotijta only once. For sale bv W. II. Goodyear. 81D0 per Never calc on a mild winter bottle. ’ teem-n* you are of feed. St. Clair county contain* 208 old sol­ Never enter into partnership with, or diers drawing pensions from the gov­ Mlideno and k«owirtg» of kavq your busln in the hands of an "unlucky" man, .or by reason of his Htv whVE we will say you get four ernment. eureka* habits yqu might suffer loss. iniVtZ d< week- You look around for board. You have been in the He who cannot his own affairs n htS.Ro’haYiDg » warm place to stay, a thousands suffering from Asthma, Confo not flt to _ _ ____ Details are the nails that hold the ?nmf0table bed «id three square meals u If neglected the z.au2tna bouteA *ut you find that notwe win g0 ISiSSfr dollars wit not cover their kof snocen, ' ■ b ih is the FUC’l HOTCHKISS, Druaut. without a dm. inn lo.A Mid the soul of pollYou may Prof. CW P. Williams, Ph. D, Ot hfladoiphia, Mrs there is neither mor- EttiKXE DAVKXfOBT, JSrtltor. Price, twenty-five cents A number of confederate states' bonds were recently sold at Quincy at good prices for the benefit of Augustus Somers, a disabled veteran. • The Cherokee Blood Purifier is a pow­ erful and pleasant remedy for all dis­ eases arising from Impure blood. W. II. Goodyear. meadKi on InveitiKatioa b> -- - - - -— —— - .. invMtlgntion. , Evart*, Logan and Teller, wboeo r»i le cotMudorod to be ths moat important, th* .L.. -4—_ A Ricbmomd, Macomb county, lady Is tbe mother of seventeen healthy and thriving children, all born within the ;>.ut nineteen years, Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ utes by Woolfonlt Sanitary Lotion. vse no other. This never fails. Sold bv Frederick, Hotchkiss, druggists, turpitude a* would Invite or tolerate hl* exWillie McConnell, of Bay City, aged pul»ion from tho senate for participation in th* ___ ... T. . 18, died from lockjaw, which was caus­ ed by having his foot crushed by the mlttoo cars two weeks ago. Election Notie*. giving the qualified elector* ot the several wards of opportunity For burns, scalds, bruises and all Totbe City ot Halting*: pain and soreness of the flesh, the grand Y ou are hereby notlfled that a special election household remedy is Dr. Thomas’ *18 be held In tbe several wards of tbe City of —----------- —J v, VU.U Hastings, on house of representativea Neither do tbe Eclectric OIL Be sure you get the Monday, July 26th, 18S6, signora understand that any member of the genuine. The brick work on the soldiers’ home at Grand Rapids will be completed this that alleged bribery. Thu next question to: month. The pay roll amounts to 83,000 Tbe Bitting senator being innocent, to there a month. • evidence that enough corrupted votes were Dr. Pierce’s “Favorite Prescription” cast for him to invalidate bi* electiont To perfectly and permanently cures those diseases pecular to females. It is tonic and nervine, effectually allaying and there i* no evidence which purj>ort$ to curing those sickening sensations that prove that fraud corruption or bribery wa* affect the stomach and heart, through reflex action. The iiackache and "drag­ ging-down" sensations all disappear under the strengthening effects of this great restorative. By druggists. •rideno* prooented that make* an inrastlsatian t»cMary; that for tho Muato to liiten to thia complaint, would bo taken a* a declaratioa that It i* indlffarrot to tba The steamer Lora on her Wednesday night trip from St. Joseph and Benton Given under ray hand and seal this Ob day ot Harbor had 9,000 cases of berries for July, A. D. 1W. FRANK STEBBINS. Beeorder. market WILSON WASHBOARDS. excitement has been caused in tho vicin­ may bo presented by a few millionaire*' as ityGreat <;1 1 art*. Texas, by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Goricy. who was so helpless hi a compliment to a friend. could not turn In bed or raise his head; every KANSAS PROHIBITIONISTS. ttmo he bad taken two boxes of pills and two Colored Man for Auditor. bottle, of t:ir ci'-covery, he was well and had Earoiita, Kan., July 11—To* PtohlbL gained tn flesh thirty-five pounds. Trial bottles aicbifn*. TELECRAPHYiS37insls: I hntelMd. Write VatantiM Bn*. J*a**r1tl*. Wta im luuomug ui'xet: ror governor, c. u. Bran>combe; lieutenant governor, T. W. Huston; aecrotary of »tato, N. B. Klaine; auditor, G H. Langston, a colored man: attorney general, W. a Waite; treasurer, WHUam Crosby; superintendent of public echboto, Mra Dr. Hutibert; Msoctate justlca, E. H. I>ytoa,*of Emporia Tbo committee on re-olutlons reported and tho convention unanimously adopted a platform of fifteen resolutions • KENTUCKY CAMP-MEETINGS. Paius, Ky., July 11— A ouap-nuMtlug bold uear Hooktown, Nicbola* county, Sun­ day afternoon by tbe colored folk* of the ■urroundbig counties, broke up in a geoernl row and band to-liand fight. In wblob a as gro named Jo* Myng, of Millersburg, this county, wa* »hot and killed, and three other peraons fatally wounded. There were over forty shot* fl.-od. meeting at Flatwood, Baker county, Sun­ day, Will Haxallp stabbed Mis* Mary Lacoilfild for not accepting hl* company, and An old physician, retlris! from prat-lee, having bad placed in hLs bauds by an East India mhatonary the formula of a simple vegetable re­ medy tor the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, has felt It hl* duty to mnkn it known to h Is suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire tt, this recipe. In German. French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Rent by mail bv addressing with stamp*, naming this jmpey.w. A.Notxx, IWFower'sBloek.liocbes- To correspondents — ITe.w sign your letters containing ftan* of news. What is more disagreeable to a lady than ■ to know that her hair has not only lost Ito-color, but I* full of Dandruff? Yet such was the case with mine until I used Parker's Hair Balsam. sheriff, 1* behind 13'Al Tbeao discrrpaociee are arrived at from an examination of tbe book* and after charging tbo official* with fee* which custom ha* allowed, them, and which their predoeeteor* had retained. Ev­ ery ofllciol tho county ba* hod In ton year*, except tbo present lueutubente and survey- proved March 30U>, IKS. will meet on ' Saturday, July 24th, 1886, from a o’clock a. m. to 8 o’clockp, m..as follows: First ward-Jordan's wagon shop on Michi­ gan Avenue. Second ward-Adam Tinkler’s building, near freight depot. Third ward—Council Boom*. Fourth ward-Sheriff's Office In Court House, for the pun-osr of completing the IM ot quali­ fied electors, when and where nil persons enti­ tled to use the elective franchise under article 7, section 1 of the constitution of the state of MlehKBU. must register their names to entitle them U ‘ Al^HIE^^Y^ U,UJ" Mt- K^’tratiaa. The president of the Cambrii Ins. Co., recommends Hood's bonding up and strengthening MICHIBH Lacour, Ilk. July IA—Tbe examination ot ex-county officers’ account* ha* ended, and develop* tbo following: /Joseph Roam, for eoventuen year* treasure! of thu county, I* reported by tbe accountant to bo *14,7W Iteijristrntlon Notice of Special Election. To tbe qualified electors of the several wards at the City ot Hastings: » Notice Is hereby given that tbe aldermen or the several wards ot the City of Button, acting aa a Board W Registration under and by vlrtuo ot an act enhUeo "An act further to prewrvn, the purity ot elections, and to guard against the abuse of the elective franchise liy a reg! .stration Poralatent, Secretary of the hoard of Registration. Attest. Fna.VK HrannutH. Recorder. Dated. July 6th, IBM. Ilia as a CATARRH *»»*■ tton, yet cffec^ial. W not injortra*. Hon* tor oSTe/l^D... oranu N.pld^ Nlloh. 1A.MAM WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THr CEO0NAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY, WU.L1 mtaundaratanding over fowl. Detroit still lead* the league base ball club* with three games ahead’of ber nearest competitor, Chicago The schedule stand* a* follows- Detroit—gnmn* "ra 46, games lost W; Chicago—won <3. lost 15; Now York —won »h-loet IV; Philadelphia—won IH, lost V0; Boston—won 22, lost Jo; St Louis— won no, lost 40; Kansas City—won 1.1, lost 40; Washington-won V, k>*t «. Tbe National aeeociation stand*: St. Louis—gamu. won 4S, gamai lost 3«; Pitts­ burg—won J7, lost 20; Brooklyn -won »!, 14; Metropolitan-won 20, lost 37; Balti- Loxdox, July 11—An extradition treaty betwuou England and tbe United State* ha* CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY mlacraanta It I* thought that tba Anarchiat troubles in Chicago largely influenced ml tl-ccu ti­ ll corrflfipondlna polnta W eat, Northwest and B Island tiyntam ladudoa ta ita main Uno and 1 s, LaSalle. Peoria. GaneoeoL Mo’Jr.o and Rock Knoxvillo, . ri-.it-.*— Chicago. July IL—Tbe armed I’tokcrton detective* still accompany tbe freight train* limits There wu no trouble at all Wednes­ day mcrnlog, and the company »uocoedod THE CHEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE quarter*, and manifasted but littia Intoreat CotCA<K>, July Lt—Tbo Chicago, Rock THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE K. ST. JOHN �a. black. THE SOLITARY. mingled with a wild I am English by birth; I liad neither beret of anguish—the anguish of brothere nor sisters; my maker died 1830 heart* that a minute after* when I wm in the cradle, and I found ward were stilled—and I said in my note cordpankm, tutor, and playmaw my own heart with a great joy; “His in my father. He wm a younger brother | voice is with the rest, and we have of a nebld and ancient house. \\ hat hi- ' " ~ - ■lay me I gained the shore and purerd».r. of _ The next morning my eyes opened on a laud more beautiful than a Grecian's nothing to do with mine. dream. The sun had just risen, and As the Lord liveth, I believe the tale laughed over streams of silver, and trees that 1 shall tell you will have sufficient banding with goiden and purple fruits, claim on y our attention, without calling aud tiie diamond dew sparkled from a . in the history of another to preface its eod covered with flowers, whose faintest most exquisite details. breath waa a delight. Ten thousand My father was addicted to tho aciancea birds, with all tho hues of a northern —tiie physical sciences—and poTeased rainbow blended in their glorious and but a moderate share ot learning in any­ growing wings, rose from turf and trees, thing eke. He taught me all he knew, arid loaded the air with melody and glad­ and the rust of my education nature, in ness; the sea, without a vestige of tho a savage and stern guise, instilled in my Jjsst destruction on ita glassy brow, mur­ heart by silent but deep lessons. She mured at my feet; the heaven*, without taught my feet'to bound and my arm to a cloud, and bathed in a liquid and radi­ firaite; she breathed life into my paaaions, ant light, sent their bpoerxw ax a blessing and shed. darkness over my temper; to my cheek. I rose with a refreshed she taught me to cling to her, even and light heart; I traversed th® new in the most rugged and unalluring form, home I had found; I climbed upon a high and to shrink from all else—from the mountain r nd saw that 1 was in a small companionship of man, and the soft island—it had no trace of man—and my smile of woman, and the shrill voice of heart, svAflled a* I gazed around and childhood, and the tire, and hopes, and cried aloud in my exultation: “I shall be socialities, and objects of human exist­ alone again!” I descended the hill; I had ence—as from a torture and a curse. not reached its foot when I saw the Even on that sullen rock, and lieneath figure of a man approaching toward ma. that-ungunial sky, I had luxuries un­ I looked at him and my heart misgave known to the palled tastes of cities, or me. He drew nearer, and I naw that my to those who woo delight in an air of despicable persecutor had escaped tho odors and in a land of rosre. What were waters and now stood before me. those luxuries ? Tliey had a myriad of He came up with a hideous grin and varieties and shades of enjoyment; they his twinkling eye, and he flung his arms had but a common name. What were around me (I would sooner have felt the those luxuries? Solitude I slimy folds of the serpent), and said, My father died when I was 18; I waa with his grating and harsh voice: “Ha, transferred to my uncle’s protection, and hu! my friend, we shall bo together I repaired to London. 1 arrived there still I” I looked at him\with a grim gaunt and stern, a giant in limbs and brow, but I said not a word. There wm strength, and to the tastes of those about a great cave by tho shore, and I walked me, a savage in firing and in mood. dawn and entered it, and the man fol­ They would have laughed, but I awed lowed me. “We -shall live so happily them; they would have altered me, but I hare,” said ho; “we shall never separate I” changed them; I throw a damp over" And my lip trembled and my hand their enjoyment and a cloud over their clenched of its own accord. It was now meetings. Though I said little, though noon, and hunger came upon me. I I sat with them estranged, and silent, went forth and killed a deer, and and passive, they seemed to wither brought it home and broiled part of it in beneath my presence. Nobody could a fire of fragrant wood; and the manlive with me, and be happy, or nt ease. ate and crunched, and laughed, and I I felt it, and I liated them that they could wished that the bones had choked him; not love ito. Three years passed. I was and he said, when ho had done: **We of age. 1 demanded my fortune, and, shall have rare cheer here I” But I still scorning social life and pining onco more hold my peace. At last ho stretched for loneliness, I resolved to journey into himself in a corner of _J^e cave and those unpeopled and far lands which, if slept. I looked at him and saw that the any have pierced, none have returned to slumber waa heavy, and I went out and describe. So I took my leave of them roiled a huge stone to tho mouth of the all, cousin and aunt, and when I came to cavern, and took my way to the opposite my old uncle, who had liked me lees than part of tire island; it was my turn to any, I grasped his hand with eo friendly laugh then. I found out another cavern, a grip that, wall I ween, the dainty and arid I made a bed of mon and leaves, nice member was but little inclined to ita and I wrought a table of wood, and I ordinary functions in future. looked out from the mouth of tho cav­ ■ I commenced my pilgrimage. I ern and raw the wide seas before me, pierced the burning Bands, I traversed and sail: “Now I shall be alone 1” tbe vast deserts, I came into the enor­ When tiie next day came,I again went mous woods of Africa, where human step out and caught a kid and brought it in, never trod, nor human voice ever startled and prepared it aa before; ao I roamed the thrilling and intense solemnity tiiat forth and wondered over tlu> island. The broods over the great solitudes, as it san had already set when I returned. I brooded over chaoe before the world was. entered the cavern, and sitting on my There the primeval nature springs and bed and by my table was tho man whom perishes, undisturbed and unvaried by ! I thought I had left buried alive in the tiro convulsions of the surrounding other cave. Ho laughed when he saw world; tho leaf becomes! tho tree, lives me, and laid down the bone he was gnaw­ through it* uncounted ages, falls, and ' “Eta, ha!" asid ha; “you would have molders, and rota, and vanishes, unwit­ nessed in ita mighty and mute changes, served me a rare trick; but there was a save by tiie wandering lion, or the wild hole in tbe cave which you did not see, ostrich, or the huge serpent. and I got out to seek you. It was not a Seasons glided on. but I counted them difficult matter, for the island is aosmall; not; they were not doled to mo by the and now we have met, and we will part tokens of man, nor made sick to me by no more!” the changes of his base life and the evi­ I said to tbe man: “Rise and follow dence of his sordid labor. Seasons me.” So he rose, and I ,aaw that of all j glided on, and my youth ripened into my food he had loft only the bones. manhood, and manhood grew gray with “Stall this tiling reap and I now?" the first rose of age; and then a vogue thought I, and my heart felt to me like and restless spirit fell upon me, and I iron. •aid in my fooliah heart: “I will look Ijiacanded a tall cliff. “Look round," upon the countenance# of my race <tud I; “you see that stream that divides once more!” I retraced my steps; I re- the island; you shall dwell on one side croesed \tha waste*; I re-entered the and 1 on the other; but the same spot cities; I took again the garb of num; I shall not hold us, nor the same feast sup­ repaired to a seaport and took ship fat ply us.” England. “That may never be," quoth tho man; In the vessel there waa one man, and “for I can not catch the deer nor spring only one. who neither avoided my com­ upon tho mountain kid; and if you feed panionship nor recoiled at my frown. He me not I shall starve.” waa an idle and curious being, full of “Are there not fruits,” said L “and the frivoltte*. and egotism#, and import­ bfrds that you may snare, and fishes ance of them to whom towns are homes which the aea throws upT and talk has become a mental aliment. •But I like them not," quoth the man, He was one pervading, irritating, offengive tissue of little and low thought. Tho and laughed, “so well as tho flesh of kida only maaxmeaa he had not was fear. It and deer." •Look, then,” said L “look; by that was inipoaslblo to awe, to silence, or to shun him. He sought me forever; he gray stone upon the opposite side of the was a blister to me, which no force could utroom I will lay a deer or a kid daily, tear away; my soul grew faint when my so that you may have the food you eye:! met his. He was to my sight as covet; but if ever you cross the stream those creatures which from their very and come into my kingdom, so sure as loathsomeneas are fearful aa well as the sea murmurs and the bird flies I will despicable to us, I longed and yearned fall you!" I descended the cliff and led the man to strangle him when ho addnasued me! Often 1 would have laid my hand on him to the side of the stream. “I can not sind hurled him into the sea to the swim,” said ha. So I took him on my -sharks, which, lynx-eyed and eagar- shoulders and croaeod the brook, and I Jswed, swam night and day around our found him out a cave, and I made him a ahlp: but a>e gaw of many was on us, bed and a table, like my own, and left •nd I cursed myself and turned away, him. When I was on my own side of and shut my eyes in vary sickness; and tho stream again I bounded with joy and when I opened them again, lo! ho waa lifted up my voice. “I shall be alone by my side, and his sharp voice grated now," said I. . So two days passed and I wm alone. in its ■ prying and torturing accents in my bathing and repugnant ear! Ono On tbe third I went after my prey. The night I was roused from my steep noon wm hot and I wm wearied whan I by the screams and oaths of men, and returned. I entered my cavern, and be­ I hastened on deck; we had struck hold—the man lay stretched upon my upon a rock. It was ghastly, but oh, bed. “Ha, ha.’“ sold he, “here I am; I bow glorious a sight! Moonlight, stfll was so lonely at home that I have ooruc and calm—the see sleeping in sepphirre; ta live with you again." I frowned ou tbe man with a dark and in the midst ot tbe aflmt and soft brow, and I Mid: “So. sure m tbe m murmurs and tho bird fins, I will kill you!" I sshred him in my arms; I plucked him from my bed; I took him out into u.J open air, and we stood to­ gether on tbo enooth sand and by the great sea. A fear came suddenly upon dm. I wm struck with the awe of the rtfll Spirit which reigns over solitod*. Had a thousand bee. around m, I would have slain him baton thotn all. I feared new because we were alone in the deaert wtth aUauoe and God. I relaxed my republfa-tatlb. m>ih » »tom aid KWe — •id Mn. Wml.me-..® -l>u* wonklire be tolerated for an instant in the preai-' dents of to^lay. At ^‘r ! received standing upon a lofty <J»- lo- ■ daalmd the man to the ground, and 1 put agfao too roar that would go up bo<« my foot upon his breast, and my hand a two-inch dais were introduced >t the urxin his neck; and h« struggled for a time—and wm dead! 1 was startled; and White Houw—nay. the -tian' of introducing one. W m I looked upon his face I thought it conceived when he W PJ^°‘ Feemed to revive; I thought tho cold, had • right'to influence blue eye fixed upon me. and the vile spent much of Ids time m the halls of grin returned to the livid mouth, and going tiie liafids, which fa tiie death-|»ng had congrram. When k-gula'-ion to his liking be would not interfere, but grasped the sand, stretched themselves if it did not suit him lie would march out to me. So I stamped on the breast again, and I dug a hole in the shore, and into the house ot- mmate. Seal and scowl around with every indiaation I buried tho body. “And now," said 1, of displeMure. Frequently m«snbww “I am alone, at last!" And then were not bravp enough to face his mighty comfortltsa, objectless Btaiae of desola­ wrath, but sometimes they did, when tion passed into me. And I shook—uhook Washington made no effort to conceo*. in every limb of my giant frame as if I his disgust. It mart be borne in mind, though, that had been a child tiiat trembles in tho there were no precedents ta republican dark; and my hair rose, and my blood governments in those days. Everything crept, and I would not have stayed in was new, and naturally followed old tiiat spot a moment more if I laid forms. It will be remembered that it made young again for it. I turned away wan seriously proposed to confer the title and fled—fled round tiie whole island: of high mightiness upon the president. and gnashed my tentii whan 1 came to John Adam*, who was the bo» of a the sea, and urged to be cast into some fltinker, wm dreadfully worried over the limitable desert tiiat I might flee on for­ lack of title* ta the new republic. Ed­ ever. At sunset I returned to my cave— mund Randolph, who wm the son of a I sat myself down on one corner of the bed and covered my face with my hand. gentleman, told him that title* fa a re­ public, or anywhere else, weren't worth I thought I hoard a voice; I raised my a—I forget what particular form ot ob­ eyea, and, as I live, i- saw on tiie other jurgation he used, but it was exceedingly end of the bed the man whom I had slain forcible. Benjamin Franklin then gravely and buried. There he sat, nix feet from remarked tl:ut if the president was to be ine, and nodded to me, and looked at xne with his wan eye and laughed. I his high mightiness the vice-president could be caUed his superfluous highness. ruslied from tiie cave—I entered a wood —I threw myself down. There, opposite —“Sidney" in Chicago to me, six feet from my face, wm the face of tiiat man again! And my courage The Britisli Medical Journal recently rose, and I spoke, but he answered not. emphasired the value of tiie mechanical I attempted to seize him. He glided from treatment of certain affection# of the re­ my grasp and was still opposite, six feet spiratory' tract by means of artificial al­ from me. m before. 1 flung my­ terations in the air pressure. We are all familiar will, the advantage ("trending face to the sod. and would not a change of air with certain classes of look up till tiie night came on and dark­ patients, and much of the good so ob­ ness was over the earth. I then rose and tained i.i due. according to The Journal, returned to tho cave; I lay down in my “to toe change of atmospheric pressure bed, and tho man lay down by me. And in combination with variation in toe hy­ I frowned and tried to setae him as before,, groscopic and electric properticH of the •but I could not; and I closed my eye*,’ respired air." The therapeutical value of rarefied or compressed air in lung troubles has been bed, at home and abroad, in up-rising for some time strongly asserted. But the and down-mtting, by day and nt night, precise conditions under which patients tliero by my bedside, six feet from me, should be subjected to increamxl or re­ and no more, wm that giumtiy and dead duced pressure and the degree of such thing. And I said, aa I looked upon tiie variation are points yet to be experi­ beautiful land and the still heavens, and mentally determined. Dr. Yeo, of Lon­ then turned to that fearful comrade, “I don, has shown tiiat the low air pressure filiall never be alone again!” and the man of toe Alpine resorts (at altitudes of 5,000 laughed. feet) is highly conducive to tbe health of At last a ship came, and I hailed it It pulmonary patients in the early stages of took me up, and -I thought, as I put my phtliiiis. It may be questioned, how­ foot on the deck, “I shall escape from my ever. whether tiie benefit of high level tormentor!" As I thought so I saw him resorts is not as much due to the purity climb the deck too, and I strove to push and dryness of the air as to ita rarefac­ him down into the sea. but in vain; he tion. The therapeutical value of air waa by my side, and he fed and slept with pressure changes must therefore be tested me as before! I came home to my native where all toe oilier conditions are tor land. I forced myself into crowds; 1 went to the feast, and I heard music, and 1 made thirty men ait with me and watch Conscious cannibalism is by no means by day and by night So I had thirtyconfined to the Feejee islands. Tbe Bio Virgen tribe# of tbe Aracano* Indians, than all tbo rest. Atrlast I said to myself: “This is a de­ on the northern coast of Chili, do not lusion and a cheat of the external senses. bwutate in hard winter to keep the pot boiling by slicing up a fewof their super­ I will consult thoee skilled in such disor- fluous relatives; and Dr. Natchtigall in positive that the country north and east I summoned one celebrated in purging from the mlnd'o eye ita films and deceits. I bound him by an oath to secrecy, and told him my tale. He wm a bold man and a learned, and he promised my re­ a personal enemy ita a matter of hygienic precaution, on the theory that the wizard lief and release. “Where is the figure now?” said he, spells of the dead man’s relative* can thus ba rendered ineffectual, Sporadic And I answered: “It is six feet from case* of cannibalism occur in every East Indian famine. Hie nations of Europe alone are in tiiat respect total abstainers, at the present at least, for Roman tradiceiro tho imago lens palpably than yours." And he spoke to me as school-men speak. Lwrtrygtmes of southern Italy kept spe­ I did not argue nor reply, but I ordered cial stock yards for fattening their prismy servants to prepare a room and to asnd. When it wm done I bode toe Leech follow.mo into the room, and-1 barred tho door. “Where is the figure now?" repeated ho. And I said: “Six feet from us, be­ fore 1" And the Leech smiled. “Look on tho floor,” said L and I pointed to tho spot; “what sec you ?" And the Leech shuddered and clung to rne tiiat be might not fall. "The sand,” said he, “wassmooth whan Presiding Elder Paine reporta that an ancient cemetery has been discovered at Stewart's landing,- on the Ohio river, near New Martinsville. The bodie* are laid at regular intervals from north to south, and the river running the bank hah exposed tho remains. Tiie graves orc aixmt two feet below the mirface and tiie bodies were covered with a layer of mussel shells and the graves then filleil with earth. The grave* lie closely together for a considerable d»th® print of human feet 1” tance along the river bank. The bones And I laughed and dragged my living have become soft by ago and can be companion on. “See,".said I, “when we broken with the fingers. Tree* of con­ move what follows us!” siderable age are growing over the graves.—Wheeling Register. “Can you miiflster to me, then ?"-cried I, in a sudden, fierce agony. “And must abreast of tho advance guard. Thew flanker# are under tho supervision of tho keep tiiem sufficiently deployed to pro- Spinach acts m & diuretic. Dandelion ua a tonic, and laxative. Asparagus as a blood-cleaner. Tomatoes as a cholagogue. tag and narcotic. narcotic in A-Campbell Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monoments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed fint-class. Prices that nocompetitiou can lower. A good stock to select fronr always on hand. We keep the latest and beet designs in our work: furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Out aim is to suit the pen pie, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ fuL As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Harry County people to buy of u« We can and do save money to all who buy onr work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. MONEY SAVED! • . ■ Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots (or any Crocker}' we have in stock at face value. , Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VaaArman. March 10th. 1886. - RUSSELL HAS Removed HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. New M Cmslailly irriw1 . JULIUS RUSSELL. ROLLER MILL I Florida: A man living in tho nrighbexAnd I saw tbe feet of the dead thing hood of Tampa wm bitten ou tta- tag by a rnttlesuakv. A doctor was at once went for and the teg wm bandaged tightly above tbe wound, although it wm ex­ pected that th«> man would dta before i»di<»l muuic. could b. preunrf. night march fa tho face of tbo enemy it n» les Um, bm tarrf tor UwiipU___ __ ___ ntay be difficult to comprehend why it catinn of tha should differ materially from an advance by daylight, but to those who have had finally arrived ho found the man fa good condition, but the ground around where be lay wm strewn with dead muaqait----Medical Journal. . And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. 1 ou will firnf him at his new location north of the new Newton Honse. in the Blue Fron* . Ho is prepared to serve the pub­ lic wHL . .-ayxfiing in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the tateetnnd Best Gasoline Stove Call ami see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! .The so-called peanut factories of Nor­ folk, Va., handle and put on toe market 11,500,000 worth of peanute owsh year. Herald. At Very Low Figures. . I also have a quantity o! Plow Pointe, etc., that I will sell at« very slight advance ovu- wholesale prices, to close out Bemember we pace, wd yonra reepedfnlly, - Eld. ETV a TVS- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-07-22.pdf d4ec7701429b3bec3b5cc4222c45994c PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. ’vol. XXXI. ' NO. 12. ■* Ihc Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS THVlUnAVU, AT •i a tin'os, Bakhy Co„ Mich., ADVKirriSlNG J . . twrjwir..........J.............*100 00 A’.n« ehtfite for spccfel position*. \o» PRINTING. - ',0 Hfeli In the; Job Prtatlnc De(Urtm- „:o! Uh- Baxska Everythin;; tn the mr.r- .it' • h new; »ud wlthlthe latest faces of tjpkiho approved patterns of machinery* anAc.-mpetent** -rtTnen em;i(»yed. enables the Ba> > <K to do artr-class lob wort;, . IT. Lowli y7m7d4 j’hyridan, Surgeon and Oculist. t.'«m or country promptly attended. <r' ■■■ liuur»-«to io a. m. and I to 3 p. m. . *■ lloll'-way*1 drug store. -Ui sllcnUon paid to surgical diseases raws ..f t h’jeye atuj ear. _______ i\ ~fL LANDIS, M. D, »V . Phyrican apd Surgeon, Wdodtaad. Michi' ’ ‘ , <:.»r*outaof the poet office, will be I.iiheredaj or night. Farm Wagons, Boiile Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, rt TIMMERMAN, r . -Lon(fp-ithie Physician & Surgeon, . Pmt itarf <• **t HoUdways' drug store.) If L. (Hemlock and pine.) Dentist. ly aUended " ;LTOX •r 1be ('hio Fanner's Insuranee Co. «<on » man's property against . tuin< it wind, xalnst a man's i a&d accident. (PINE AND CEDA1I,) . fl Cedar Fence Posts, A >HELDON, Joist and Studding, n AtatnCC Block. Haclng*. Mich.) d y '-n ul Abstract Books in Barry \ E. KEN ASTON. n.. Attorney at Law, • • m'r j. s. Gopdvear & Co.'* more.) Clurt.io! the Stole. CoUeetlOttS vto. tohn"> Mtet iU Attorney at Law, MiMlcriUe. Mich. •' MARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, Ji I nsuranw and Loans. nff-vrth j n Runyan A Sun. 2 doors north i>t PostaCllce. j : riven to making exchange1* j! ;>ertj The Ititervsta of non-resident • r.rtM carefully looked after. Farms iHa-l *!:••• i'i.’ -lie or exchange. Houses and FLOORING I and Maple, Suh, Doors and Bis, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Fieish & Band Monldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns L* NAPPEN A Van ARMAN, IY Lawyers. 0>*r Button National Bank.) Window and Door Screens. WILLIAM B.SWEEZEY, Attorney ’ ’ At Law anti Solicitor in Chancery. WOXLAM B. S WEEZE Y. ’' Justice of the Peace. (■-►11-rtWta i specialty. [ M. B. GTLLASPIE. *• Notary Public. )[AKY V. f'OBB. Vff~ Prices and Estimates given on ap­ plication. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. MichiganCentral fabric v.4 hlf: dressmaker. Attention Given to Cutting cri'i Fitthij. Patterns Cut to order. Iiaui:; r»xrii ir.ide in the conditions •. ,i r-n*in itorijpjp made and executed hr And; .. > ('fLvi-r and Anna Scliaflbauser. at* wtfe.:. .Samuel Carson, dated December .. >•;. w! recorded In the office ot the Reg*'-r Ut' cennty of Barry and stale t Tm Niagara Falls Route. QRAMD RAPIDS DIVISION. T»Jc!ns eflec; Maj »th. !«M. i. mtn jt »*j<. m «*1U mortQgv eon•• •' >• -ew* oprc»U»r. aail there to now ■ > si«.i r < । otto unpaid on said mortgam jinc ttie tame at the • ' tS'- t-nire tbr mm or thirteen STATIONS. ' i ,..4 t«eatT dollan and ruu*ty•*m<. >91.man.) and the attorney fee ■* xni no prooredlnc* at ;ity home been taken to collect • ■ ■ •; »:>» i art tbmrol. Non therefore. Grand Rsoids. MlMtevtife.... ....... • ». f . . ■ („■ m.1« and provided, on Nai- imoc llAITlX'M :i.t <!\y ntAuguM. A. D. IMA at 10 »'•>:. lereiinoQ at the north front door •>- - * IQ the city of HMUnga. Bar­ ? . ’ ' '* •>?-•!• (that being the place of >■ .. . .. < Court for tbeooanty ot Bar- Eaton Rapid/ ■ • <r .*.! prrm!*r» are situated J there will i ‘' c surtion or readue to the high- Detroit » ’ 1 .-r. n.<! trmi:h~» described in nald mort­ ; • ■ • ■ ■ • ■ touch 1 .. a* may t* neceaaanr - - - - ’ to —• aauafy -----■ ■■■ . AU«n<] mr rd *i.9v<Mbjr Uw. inrJad'nt an wrtSwi yvrtreh (U>, ta town three CD eIstn w *»•*• containing one of tend, more «le« . ,M?£’'KL CARSON.Mortgagee. I Has. H. baler. Att y tor Mortgagee? it xfi 10.10 IMO i’zio' 11X1 it SSSi10 15 rXiny ot Barry ’ ThP ClreQlt Court for K-'®* "Thaddeus L. Hall-In at- ,"SXc«. * ■’"J »nen that on the nth di t ,- .. ,1',-''pendant strove nsme< on‘‘ hundred and rixtydollanti l ll ii M rtturn*Me on the «h day of d the md day of June. A. D.1MB. KNAPPEN ft VANARMAN ____ Attorneys for Plaintiff. ^■J'r'^ol'liarrr' Ifl 11x8 clrcalt court for lhe B*'cd BE; fn, i»o witl^GrsScI s*’>- . . wnn JfR. MARBLE Custom Wool Carding, ®®or S. Thorn—In attach- Jan- < t , . mat on me inn <iay a: '•Stolont.', ^niWrtt..°LatUchn‘eBl **• <ul’r __ County N ews. that it is one of the best pieces in the weeks ago to tfltend the funeral of a towu.ihip. , Anson Ware has . nearly recovered relative. Freeport business men are consider­ Ed. Troy, from Ann Arbor, with hta ing the advisability of organizing a from his recent sickness. Mrs. Cora Brown, of Grand Rapids, wife and little daughter two weeks old. biisintas men’s protective association. ta spending hta vacation at Dr. J. L is visiting her mother Mm. Hayman. The upright, honest customer will be The children look forward with glee Chandler’s. e<SS,h!S““‘*P wcur“l 10 Onf benefited oy such an organization, and Sidney Fisk has purchased the mill to the day when our Sunday school J;??1 Wu*™*h*v» “>m- the dead-beat will get left as he should shall have its annual picnic. property formerly owned by Harley be. „ >1011'™1'the|r cr°pOur Sunday school elected Mrs. Powers, and was df ing a good job of Tt)e newly Installed officers of Har­ Henry Lathrop superintendent, after sawing, until, through the carelessness 7V curing from about 40 acres mony lodge, L O. O, F„ surprised their the resignation of Barber Meed. of one of the bands, everything was p »“<• wh(«> ■brothers Saturday evening, by escorting The doors of the church were opened brought to a standstill by the break­ ot a superior quality them to the Commercial house, where last Sunday and three united in full ing of the saws. Too bad, for Sid. ^"l- tomtom I por- they found an inviting repast awaiting membership. Hope he will soon be able to start up ,oni" ““ tom • tlKnu- their pleasure. The brothers didn’t The Ladies Mite Society will meet at again without any great loss. li'V U1' Ildd >«to» act a bit backward in coming forward Mrs. Henry Lathrop’s Friday afternoon. Nashville. —to the table. Gentlemen invited to tea. Look for another Herald party after New wheat has commenced coming Sylvester Fegles, of Ionia county, is lhrirn,j!shol’“'1 J°“" »‘U> •'seeding." harvesting his wheat on Anson Ware’s in at a lively rate, and appears to be a Samuel Roush returned to-day from good quality. * a three days absence in Charlotte and and his old homestead. A large number of Nashville, people Quarterly meeting will be held at As­ Lansing. It is hoped the time will syria Saturday and Sunday, July 31st were at the Barnum show at Grand came when F reeport people can step on and August 1st. 1‘residing Elder Ab­ Rapids last week. the cam and go direct to the capital of bott will be in attendance. C. H Goodwin A Co.’s drug store ta the state without submitting to vexa­ Nearly all the wheat has been secured being repainted on the .interior and HiLF**’ ? ” wUh Utero • h*ppy tious delays and changing cars to go a in fine condition, and a number .of our mwm improved in appearance. . time In caiunUfe. and a fine catch of distance of 38 miles. . 'Rev. O. S. Grinnell’s sfhging class farmers intend to thresh this week. those targe fish which we so often see Supervisor Gott, of Irving, Barry George Norton is suffering with a gives a concert at the opera house on UWM?om/thMtbeautlful lakr: county, can stand in his doorway any severe spralnal ankle, caused by being Friday evening of this week. H. W. Wairsth gave an exhibition of .JLfamil7 **v® lu “ fine show clear day and look upon the farm and upset while hauling wheat last Saturon the night of the 10th. which drew in residence of Supervisor Camptiell, in skating at Vermontville Saturday u large crowd of borhoiL people from the sold sur- I Hope township, same county, fifteen Mr. Cook and wife intend moving to eveiing. overl5s. t^ 'c They Charlie Sariford, of Middleville, ta miles away. As these gentleman both Muskegon the latter part of this week. embrace the same political faith, there They leave a host of friends who wish visiting relatives and friends in the village. n.^gi:‘Scogal hM h,s now kitehen and is little danger that the hills ana dales them well.__________________ between tticir residences will ever re ­ The Nashville orchestra are giving a “teplete. making quite a FOUR 0ORSER8. sound with angry words thrown at each dance at’the opera house this evening to his fine residence. (Tuesday!. Tuesday—very dusty. . » ’ **?*renc®ls at home superin­ other across the intervening space. There may be some "wire-pulling” Rev. H. Spitler, of Wanstown, oc­ tending his haying and harvesting. Our si<± are on the gain. Rumor has ft that Mrs. Cortez Pendil though. George Townsend has moved — his cupied the Evangelical pulpit last Bun­ ta temporally Insane, making an effort house on the north road near Isaac day both morning and evening. Rev. E. B. Sutton, of Adrihn. ta to tbe other day to take her life by throw­ Young's. CEDAR CREEK. speak pn the subject of temperance, at Andrew Mapes has a new well. ing herself in their windmill tank. ' We are having very dry weather, but Some of the farmers have their the opera house on Tuesday evening of Charles McKay and his brother Ed it looks like rainthis afternoon. next week. returned from Hattie Creek Saturday This place has been without a doctor wheat secured. Mrs. C. L. Collier has shaken the dust Well, well, boyfl; that sign denotes a with a new traction engine and separa- for the last three months, and no sick­ of this burg from her feet and departed wonderful capacity for gathering in. ;®r *'fth the latest improvements. ness of any account. for Minnesota, to make her home with' The surprise at Lavunt McIntyre's Charles says they used less than 300 lbs. We are informed that an M. D. has her son. was a success. It was Mrs. McIntyre's of coal running it from Battle Creek, moved into this place to practice medi­ Nashville ta exceptionally healthy drawing their separator behind up to cine and start a drug store. We wish 35th birthday. She was the recipient of a glass water set from her husband and this summer. Very fe< cases of illness the county line, where they intend to him good luck and plenty of it are reported. hanging lamp from the guests. start threshing Monday morning. Sidney Hull has gone to Battle Creek D. P. Sprague is about to launch his The Nashville boys are getting them­ Mumps are quite prevalent about to bring home a new threshing machine. selves in 'shape to go down and sit. new boat on Wall lake. ligrv. Miss A era Cartright has just re­ Wall lake is getting to be quite a down real hard on the Dowling base The joke was on J. J. Fuller and he covered from having them; Mrs. Frank place for Hastingsites to spend these seemed to enjoy it too, when he was ball club pretty soon. Burdock and family are convalescent, hot dry days. Bernard Shultz is putting idown a met by the owner of a couple of colta while others are complaining. We expected to record a marriage be­ which he was leading off to pasture. new concrete walk. Itatn would be highly appreciated in fore this but it begins to look as though Sid Kocher carries his arm in a sling Like the boy that courted twin sisters, this section, as the earth is very dry the widow was not on the marry. how could he help being mistaken as a result of'plcking cherries. He fell and nil vegetation is drying up. Unless How about that dude that was in when they were as near alike as two from u step ladder. we have it soon corn and potatoes will the city celebralion day. Irve’ Feighner, a former Nashville peas. be a short crop, if not a complete fail­ We saw Joe VanArman and his boy. was hand-shaking with friends ure. chum Isaac returning from Mud lake CARLTON. here Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Mary J. Olmstead,aged 59 years, well ladened with fine block bass, hav­ Frank Dean, of Charlotte, was in Who said our Good Templar Lxlge died on the 18th, after suffering several ing caught between fifty and sixty nice would die? We don’t think so as town Thursday. years. Her funeral services are to be fish in one forenoon.> Maggie Jeffrey, formerly a milliner long as we can Initiate from two held at the Wesleyan church on the 20th Harvest is the thing of the past. to three edch week. here. Is in town this week. insL Most farmers finished stacking last Sneak thievee broke into 0. L. Glas­ Mrs. Peter Houston, from Muskegon, Mrs. Geo. Marr has a stater visiting week. is visiting her mother Mrs. Asa Odell. gow’s hardware store Monday night her from Pennsylvania. Hay was secured in fine shape, but Geo. B. Wickham has returned home and carried off two revolver* and a was u light crop. Wheat about two from Muskegon. Suantlty of cutler)-. It ta thought to be thirds of a usual crop, although there )e work of “kids.” MIDDLKVILLE. Matle Uhlu home again from Nash­ are some fields that are very good. Jerry Wolcott was home from Grand ville, where she has been spending the Considerable opposition to raising Corn and potatoes are drying up very summer. Itaplds over Sunday. the village bridge ta met with by those badly, and if we don't have rain Ebon A medicine vender, who was on our The daughter of 'James Uhl. of circulating a petition asking that it will be a total failure. Charlotte, is visiting her aunt Mrs. A. streets the last three evenings of last shall be done. The political pot begins to bubble week, made lota of fun for the boys, and Repairs on the M. E. church were not the camp of the greenback party in J. Wright. ■ Zella Odell ta teaching school in the lots of money for himself. completed as expected last wt-k and this place. A couple of fakirs with striking Cbeny district Sunday sen ioes were again held in the and lifting machines are on our streets Hot days and colds nights Good Temptars hall at present CASTLETON. Farmers have begun cutting their Wm. Gibbs ta building an addition to ________________ O. U. SCCKKR hta residence on Main street Grandfather Schofield is seriously oats. Josephine Al larding spent a few days Sundaying at Gun lake ta being car­ sick. LACEY. E. Lockhart and I. Carr cut and put last week with friends in Freeport. ried too far when the band boys with a Harvest over, threshing commenced. Mary Crockford, who has been spendcrowd of other fellows will go there in shock 20-acres of wheat in five days. Bob starts out with his new seperaS. Sprenget started his two threshers the summer at Nashville, Sundayed at and "make a day of it" as they did last tor in great shape, with Mr. Hinckley, home. Thursday. Sunday. We wondered why Mr. D M. wore Wagonlander and Wicks for deck Ed. Pilbeam commenced/ work on An extensive barrel manufactory such a broad smile. Oh, its a six pound hands. Work before play this fall. was added to our village industries last R. Ellerton’s new house Hobday. Mrs. Joy is spending a few weeks B. Hart, of Charlotte, Sundayed with week by Ben Fuller, in the old Shoupe Nick Allarding in North Carl­ with her mother tn Baltimore. foundry. About ten thousand apple his brother. Mr. Risbridger started with his Wm. Greggs and wife were guests of ton is nursing a sore hand, caused by a barrels will be made before time to troupe for the Norton school house frog fellon. Ml Schofield Sunday. market fruit next fall Wm. Wright returned home last where they will build a new one. They Some twenty-five young people made Ed. Hubbard, west of town, mourns have just finished Mr. Wagonlander% a dog that passed to the canine happy H. Porter a pleasant surprise Monday week from Whitehall. Will says the people up there have all got good teeth. barn. hunting grounds last week. It died of evening being his 18th birthday. Most of the farmers have got theiz- --"Mra^-Stringham, who has been so Wash. Price has a fine carriage horse. too niuch cold lead administered by a very sick, ta a little better at this writ­ Quite an exciting time in the huckle­ wheat secured. traveler who was passing Hubbard's Mary Allarding. of Freeport, Sun­ ing. Dr. Van Hora ta attending her. It ta place one evening and objected to being berry swamp Friday. only with the best of care that she will dayed at borne. Oats are getting ripe. eater up by the vicious brute. Charlie Everts, of Nashville, spent recover. She hks the sympathy of her A spruce young man named Mart, of Francis Graves, the irrepressible, . Sunday with Henry Crockford and many friends and neighbors. bobbed up serenely , in our midst last Hastings, was making Inquiries as to Mr. Townsend is on the sick list, family. where nis school inarm Ida was teach ­ Thursday, .lie now “conducts” a paper Mrs. Babcock lias a little niece visit­ Dr. A. J. Wright and wife took in at Grand Itapkta in the interest of the ing, a few days ago. Call on ye scribe ing her from Jackson. Barnum ’ s show at Grand Rapids last and be will tell you where she is next working men of that city. When the young men go to see the Wednesday; also Michael Yarger and Herbert Russell, a former Middle­ time. Mart. girls It would look better for them to C. Schofield, of Jackson, spent a few Isaac Conit. ville bov. hut at present a resident of Leroy Barnum and wife, of Hastings, go in the house, instead of standing day with his father. Reed Citv, was in town Thursday. under the shade trees. J. Watring has erected a fine family spent Sunday at T. P. Barnum’s. Prof. W. A. Morse and wife are at George Stacy rnd wife Sundayed in Olivet, having been called there by the monument. North-Eabt Hastings. G. VanAusten, of Ohio, is making his Baltimore. death of. a relative of Mrs. M. The collection at the thank offering George Sweet and wife attended P. M. F. Jordon would give a year’s sons a pleasant visit. Nelt Appleman. of town, is trying amounted to 8A32. which will be given T. Barnum’s circus at Grand Rapids rent of the best box in hta poatofilce to to the church. Wednesday, and report a good time. know who your correspondent ta. lie his muscle at harvesting. The little girls enjoyed their enter­ Ed. Cotton, wife and children, of Sipsays that “etc" in last weeks item calls tainment given them by Mrs. J. N. pewa, Ionia Co, spent Saturday and PRAIRIEVILLE. for an apology. Sunday at Philip Dnnbar’a Covert last Saturday. Steven Temple Is spending his vaca-r Whooping cough ta just now making Another member was was taken into Girls, the next time you make ice life a burden to several juveniles ot tion in the northern country; Petoskey the lodge last Saturday night. cream and invite your fellow to help and thereabout*. this town. eat it, don't let it all melt before he gets Nora Johnson, of Grand Rapids, Is A cigar factory ta among the pros­ FOUR CORNERS. there. . visiting friends in our village. pective enterprises of Middleville. Grade Whitney spent last week with Chas. Price and his best girl were out L. L. Loveland ^nd family spent a The roller mill is sheathed ready for her sister, Mrs. David Ragta. riding. It already gives promise of few days of the past week in Battle buggy riding Sunday last. Jennie Sweet was the guest of Nellie Mfases > Lucy Bump and Bertie being a handsome building—an archi­ Creek with Wfll Murohy. Baldwin Sunday. Dr. Hyde and wife returned from Townsend visited at Mr. Joslin’s last tectural as well as industrial advantage Wm. Raphe was hand-shaking with their tripon the 8th, accompanied by week. to the town.________________ friends in this vicinity before Eta de­ Ed. Cotton and wife, of Boxand, are the Dr.’s sister, who will remain for a parture to Alaak*. FREEPORT. time. They are cosily settled in their spending a few weeks with friends and We wonder what brings those two ■ apartments at Mosier’s and are ready relatives of this vicinity. From lhe Herald. Preaching at the. church on Sunday Coats Grove bop into the dty Bunday evenings? Perhaps Effie or Buta could A barveit dance at the rink will take to receive their friends at any time, Mrs. Bruce is enjoying a visit from last by Eld. Grow, of Charlotte. . Ora and Maud Summers are enjoying tall. ^Born^Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fox, of her mother. Wheat ta all stacked and ready for Dore Shedd Is visiting tn Battle a visit fromAheir sister, Mrs. Otis Sum­ threshing. Soon the hum of the ma­ West Carlton, a son. . mers, of Cleveland, Ohio. Cr A k harvest dinner will be served by chine will be heard. Mr*. B. W. Finch ta expected to re­ D. P. Sprague and others, are prepar­ turn home this week. the M. E. society in the-Lindwy grove. ing to rusticate at Wall lake for a week KASTXjr* OORMKM. N B. Raymond, of Carlton, has a two North Pine lake on Wednesday. or more, Delos Hopkins has a child very sick vear old colt that weighs 12C5 pounds. "The harvest is passing by. the sum­ The Whitney family gave an enter­ Miss Agusta Hinkley is the guest of tainment under canvas Saturday mer days orc ending." is what the farm­ with dysentry. Mrs. Lefevre, ot Rutland, having lost her father in Grand Rapids this week. evening, which was largely attend­ ers are singing just now. Thos. Cheesbrough received a severe ed; butthose who were present when A. Barnum and wife Sundayed at D.her home by_fire, ta staying with her injurvtothe thumb of hta left hand they were here last, report the show as P.Bprague*A Steve Wolfe has laid aside the mason MMr and Mr*. Charles Bronson wit­ not nearly as good as then. work for a short time and has gone into The missionary society was last enter­ nessed the nwetta and Barnum in the harvest field to work. tained by Mrs. Hazen. “More rain,” is the crying need ot the of any consequence since the last of Grand Rapids this week. The residence of M. J. Goss is assum­ Rev. D. L. Eaton, pastor of the Concfops of this vicinity. form and comeliness. Bolton A Miller Bros, started their Mrs. Richardson goes to Jamestown trnwational church of this place, ta now ing We are grateful to see something thresher Saturday, threshing, for Luthfavored with full houses at hta Sunday new in the fashion of a dwelling in­ on Friday next ...... David Coats and family Sundayed Stj’.iCheesbrough has finished a new stead of the same thing repeated in­ with his brother, G. W. Coats. , - , concrete walk from hta residence to the definitely. Mr,. Joatt houM prorrMK, llowl, BANTIALD. Sunday was a cold day at Gun lake. street. This ta the first walk of the •a Mr. Clement U wrallni alone at So we hear that Gan lake is destined kind laid in Freeport. , Every Barry county farmer and busi­ I’IEu»ent' Horton bu none eart to aee er aecured better than U la thia aeaenn to become a great pleasure resort. un­ Not a drop ot rain baa fallen on it alaee Um those having the duh grounds in ness man should bt«in to make arrange- his father, who is in declining health. charge allow ft to become a resort barvaating oonunmoed. Mrs. John Cairns has been entertainThe sound of Cbarta BrtrUda M> for Sunday bunnnera. Kalamazoo friendsfall. And thus make It the best fair Irur Tfcrs. Geo. Blackman lota her canary Ad Tenon thraabor.aodlatinetly beard in enr held in Barry „ handl twice during the vest week, but fortun­ all dlreeUooa. la food erManoe that (hrmhlzw la falrlT oommMeed. T Cheerbrough has hta factor) nanaji ately recovered him. at’work harvesting his wheat crop on Eld. Hua baa Jurt returned form Whoojdng cough has made its ap­ his farm in Camrfcell Canada, where ho re called three mumtj <Q wrttu bto. said by those who have seen hta wheat pearance about here. Hickory . COOK. ' ---------------------- ----------------- ____________________________________________ :_______ HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 22, 1886. WHOLE NO. 1624. ON SHORT NOTICE. He will warrant all work ‘tfi cents per pound. Nothing charged for °»e deteodant above grease.ot one hundred ninety(tooAMMVSotSoctTtsntocuie.elhtiihop on the river. MARBLE. awtlnr. Mleh.. M*y . corners �PBEMIUM LIST DmSION G-POVLTXY. JndgM-Cbarte* BmlU. W. K. Barber. M. L Snitc'nber to October OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY. FERMIUM LIFT. BICES. HmI pair of each distinct variety... Na J Banning—Free tor all county borsM ; beat 3 In 3. S nd* heat*. First |io, ^eood ».< Floral HaU M. Hewes.. J. B Idle man . A. hbeldan. hlbltor.............. T?777-..-............ 3 00 J DIVISION B—MECHANICAL WORK. aqtSum.’stocked . • -.--re DIVISION M—TABLE REFRESHMENTB. Judges—Mrs. Milan Waldorff. Mrs. Norman LathaSi and Mre. David C. Eyclcabymar. ton, Secy Wreted m IOO Doses Box too. . Division G DlrtatonH .Dlrlrionl . Division J Division K D'.v.jiou 1. . Divtalon M .Division N . Divtalon O Henry Havens.... WaBareC. Kelley. ANNOUNCEMENT. “ biscuit bop-ristog bread •* bl*CUlt the eeaaon In the county; beat 3 In 3. mile b-ate. First 3U5; second 810. SPOirre AND AMUSEMENTS. Judgea-J. H. Dennis, M. L. Cook. C. 8. HU- 1-Baae Bail game, for championship of tho wuty aadpstTMoffita. First, »10; second, i. Fire Innings for each game. fourth annual The officers have made extensive Improvement! -.... “ — « vCm, ... triad t . .......... . .... JW IW I*f<*nL National rule* to govern. Best 3 In L mllebsaa. First 375; second,|ao; third335. Five horses to fill or pro mt*. tracUvuncoa. The race course has been put In better shape than ever before, which will cur8—Biscuit race. A biscuit far each person uonly i«k! interest and rest to the races. Dur­ Na to be suspended bv a string from a wire exlag the part year there baa been a large Impor­ to-tidlng from the Judges' »taud to the grand tation of blooded animal* Into the county, stand; the one who runs 10 rods and eat* tho Beat dreaaiug bare* which draws that oar people appreciate Uds Im­ biscuit loose first, with hand* tied behind him. emartable..... portant industry, and their presence at the lair wins. First.gs; aecood, «3: third, 31. Ut* tall will add not a Tittle to It* attmettou* and interest. Last year the society went beg­ Sowar stand ging, which is the invariable coascqueneo of , rustic chair •I. bring in debt; but this year It oilers premium* vrakitaad...... which we trust will attract to its exhibition No. 7-Free tor all race with a trotting bene; wash stand 30 rod*. Men or boyv-and bone to go from every animal or article in the county worthy of maatal shatt . . standing Start; best 2 tn 3, whether It be man being shown. It should be remembered however, etoek sfcSfT..... tkattbe money offered tn premium*, is but a orbme. Ftret, *3; second, S3; third, 31. hanging bracket small part of the benefit derived from the taire. Much of the Interest in Improved stock and bet­ DIVISION “A." HORSES FOR^bOADSTERS. tor methods of tarnilbg, I* traceable directly to double barn Judges—Gilbert Striker. Edwin Wilcox. Geo. Bestsingle the influence of fain. At is a needed relaxation Larne' riding bridle, CIbm i-Htalllona j-air of fine boot* pair of coarse bo Best stallion 4 years old or over er is istotwic, wr are sure io uare uir j>»’rgvnt*' shoes ■tUMB I MMI old.. best, and most enjoyable fair ever be! pair ladle*' abees Chanty. !*t each and all take a little pair slippers pair Caudron's shoes neighbor. a panel tsoor............ toalde wtndow blinds... outride wtndow blind*.. aereeo door GENERAL BULES. weigh to exceed 1,100 lbs. wfadmr mb................... 1. Ticket* ot membership will be sold for 31.00 ■pectmeua wow! turning rhich wUleutiti* the owner, bis wife, and all flour barrel Beet 3 years old colt Kt dcoea brooms idtog brick well brick ■uckltag colt. artificial teeth Nagle ticket* will be sold for 28 cent*. Children over 8 and under 12 rears of CteM 0— Ladies' Driving. Best driving by lady.. Horses entered In division A are to be Judg­ shad ItMs^udgnieul on prvjterty that hi: or bl* ed on the points ot color, form, action and marks I «. Lunes may be made by mall, by addren- of endurance. DIVISION B—HOBBES FOR DRAFT. Judges—Philip Mowry, Manning Doud. SeneClass 1-Stallions. Ines, nnd all animals or articles Intended tor ■xhfbltion must be entered on or before Hie Best stallion 4 years old or over ,... stallion 3years old evening of the first day, when the books uf Un­ st.xlllon 2years old Secretary will be closed. No deviattou from this rule can l>e made. N. B — Horses entered In thia class must not 5. Card* will be furnished with numbers .xs MtMTM at IteBMBMtomi .iffier. v-Llcl: ahabM be placed near the animals or articles exhibited so that the Judges will hare no difficulty in flnd- Best brood mare aeeomj f. Exbibltorx win tie careful to have their articles and animals arranged In Uielr proper places In season, otherwise they tn*y t>c Over­ look rd by the viewing committee. Best 3 years old colt. 7. Any animal or article tail tninm at; the 1 year old colt BuekUag rat.. the second year after receiving said prctaium, shall sgain be entitled to compete lor such pre- «. Al! animals or articles offered for exhibi­ Best team for draft T 00 8 00 tion shall be the bonafide property of the exhlbttor. provided that any Ann or company do DIVISION C-H0E8ES FOR GENERAL PCRFORKS. Judges-Charles N. Young, Hiram Rogen. ». Ail nmmifactnred articles must have been ------- .—. —। the county, by the exhibitor. William Strong. »a premium, nicies intended for exlifblUon with these of domestic manufacture. 11. No animal* or stock entered tor eompetlUon can be taken from the grounds opal 3 N. B.-H< Mgh jMfei lolatloa of tbl* rule. . U. Exhibitors ot haroee will take hotlce that sign wUl be raised In the center of the ring, esigaailug the cl*« of home* desired tor ex- til Uie lodges have decided upon thefr merit*. 11 No animals will be permitted to compete in more than one class in the list, racept that animals competing In pairs m*y also compete Best colt 3 year old 6 00 S 00 colt-2 year* old 3 00 3 00 cotttywold 3 oo a oo suckling colt a oo 2 00 Colt* entered in this das* must correspond as pcting single may also cotnpelo In bort*. Horses owned within the cosnty, eikcring the Beat team............................................. TOO BOO special trotting cl***, are not excluded from DIVISION D-CATTLE. comp^-ting tn the regular Ihrt. 1-4. No discretionary premium will i>e paid j^Judjes—W"axhingtou Sponable. Jos. Bray. until approved by the executive committee, and they mny modify or refuse to pay the same, us they dwm proper. l£ Ample feed (except grain) will be provid­ ed lor stock without fall, tree of charge, and particular pains will be taken Gut in thin re■j>ect there shall be no cause tor complaint. belter a years old A suitable police force will be kept on duty at better I nor old. bull calf. heifer call actually oxlilrcedso cents — gallon maple syrrp toamno csixsup.... can of each variety of troll put up without the aid uf ebomieal*. can of each variety of fruit put up with chemicals oolfocUon of canned fruit DIVISION N-GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. Faddlefsni. John Stllaon and axe helve ,£3-.K*:*Jor •tlrta 11 >f“n of age and under; 30 rods. F^rt.»»:*eccind,»3;thlrd|!. Beet span for roadsters. bushel of red wheat . bushel of white dent bushel ot rer.ow den bushel of flint corn . lushS'of • bitt- oat* bushel of black onto bushel of winter rye. bushel o’ spring rye bushel of barley bushel of buckwheat pumpkins, true mammoth pumpkins, grey boutongue pumpkins, common two bubbord t.]uaab two mammoth Chill squash six long bkxsl six turnip beets Ana rat (Mbm . — ------------------this division must be th* work ot county workmen. Persons are cordially Invited to exhibit manufactured artlclwi at all kinds made outside the county, wttk the a—nranr e that mil bratra opportu nlty foe display will be given. The committee will examine the various exhibits, and lo their reisirt specially mention such as seem to tt^m best, but premiums are urecsaarlly withheld. DIVISION I-DOME8T1C MANUFACTURES. Best domestic flannel pair woolen blanket* HE dnwk........... pair woolen stockings, pair w.-'lcn Neks., pair woolen mittens pair woolen gloves, skein yam quilt, patch-work... qullWraxy........... quilt, log cabin « ■pgtoM.aanad tew.... ■proad. knit or erochet • ;.: Of . infant's suit child’s suit knit or crochet skirt. - Child's bootees work by old lady. Toy, specimen band sewing rtlve divisions. The employed shall, ex- ClaM l-Thorooghbrod Marino. " - ‘ ‘ur “wm! ti>-^ aaaasaR# One Dollar . Hood s Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, aatt rtcum. all humors, bolls, pimples, general dw- Mood or low condition ot the system. Try It. " I was severely afflicted with scrofula, and Mtte rath front door of the < 4. ,u U* (Xmat; (1) B*Sv kJ rtlla, ami consider mjv«U entirely cured.’ mucn tuercoi as may l« tln-ex«.in u, p»v .causount duo oa said mortgage, vfa, ..J-t; I” rent. Interest and all kgaTr.-ts, t.wrther mS Miuitoroey'.freof nn.-u toUarx*”, " Hood's SarexparllLx did me an immcr.se belli up and strengthened. my dlgevUon tm BSS* half (nH) ot lot No. semi hundred'in* thirteen (713). the north half (nH, <4 kxSwZ Sold by aB dniEjlri't. »1; six for fi. Made only by C. 1. 110GD a CO.. Lowell. Mass IOO Doses One Dollar. other variety ot txuaiocs worthy of being pro­ duced. DIVISION O-FRt'rr. Judges—Guy Durfee. John Hines and IL F. Bennett. Best six E. L Greening apples.. six Baldwin apples six Goldrn Ru»»et appl-n .. six Bwpar apples six King of Tompkins apples six Detroit Red apples six Rambo apples six Fall Pippin apples . six Malden Blush applrs apples... . collection Deleware grapes '• Concord graptai.. ** Majtha grapes . The above premiums will l>e given on any outer dlitlnrt rari-ty of apples or grapes; also on any DI tete Ident. The roll being called, the following members lit wit: Beasmer. Ford, Goodyear. Greenfield. Hoffman. Kelly, Lichty. Rider and Tomtomon; »tweni. Bauer. Dawson and Lathrop. The ■ui-erlutendent knit or crochet pillow sham... wortod .................... w. r.1,1buttoofboto ** n._ > .I*.,. DIVISION J—FANCY WORK. Judges—Mrs. Gilbert Striker. Mrs. D. G. Rob- that the matter of fixing date for opening fall n«.Ui Mrx |. A Slbmlr term would require the attention of the beard. Bart tidy, cotton tidy, fancy banner, hand painted ------------------- > Vt mmt, ambratoarad.... thouMud dollars, with Mears Fred Barlow. embroidered •lipt-rr* , rabraMarad atooMaga.... embroidered ottoman embroidered toot rest .. allk embroidery... accepted and approved. cotton or linen embroidery knit or eroe to*: hood baby shawl . lambrequin.. . oarrtate afgfcan infant afgliau ... lamp shade sola pillow pin cuahloo . musUn or cambric pillow shams speem-a etching to cotton'.' limn orauk... maertme laoe.. paint lace darned teoa.—.... rhild ■* knit or crochet *acqve.... tsovjdty&ndd wcrk....\7? ... ■ball wwk....„ artificial flowers to •ilk, muslin, tedy^d^*.**^?8^ allk' an­ . broidery-. letter niarklng, oottea or linea •murosdegy., Io. ... - *L1U ->o- '■‘■‘•tiaeto«M Said murt#*« wm given if. symeut of anew Lur.dred dodan 'K. ... .. . .... . . . __ _ . alghed by the* Slid James DtsJry io Dm*) E (tx* on the rib day of May. A. D. !«.<. and said raWnwamt recorded in the oSH- <1 the regicsr ot Ma tor Barry ,Comity . Michigan. ,n .... fk. i::.uwr .... .... abmdd default be made in the M pavniri;: Mia •-*any —.» mjj. nt and shook! tbe aame remaiu nn;« rears tor the *pac* nt sixty ds» -. thenceforth, wt t».a!i« r the Lj HIBBARD’S RHEUMATIC SYRUP, A Great Blood Purifier. executors, adminfvtratnrs and as,ne mkI be due and pn-.stile nsniediately thereafter. And tM*ul; lu>tsj t*rt> made tn thr payment of interest due Max stk. law. and the samr still rmiltilu: unpaid, the aluresaid principal sum cf seven inunlred u4ton. wfch aU arreariires of inured ttwrtoa hath been and Is now A^Ured to be t.i« -Jw and payable; and there Is now ctaimed to be due and pavable at the date of this notice the ■UM«teight hundred and flfry-«-uiit m4 4-f’O dollars, and no suit or i n* «-Ims* at law c’ in equity having >*een Institub-d lo rerewr ibe money? secured by MkRmortmge or aaj jart K b ‘■JU,ra M “HbtenUoti of AV Morbid Hamors In the system." and there shall *eh at public taction u> the bixhcsi :■ ..>t al the north !r--..: door ■ « J" ■ ■ " deaths by toaj W MVVt'MW J I-- .... .... nortcace vita seven percent, intorest HHEl MATIC RYHUF — -^2^, -_..h t« the sent of **• • P«rely vvwekable com pound, addx. drives out all rheums an gcrout humors. [tatedMayirih.A.l..i TKij Burdock Blood Bitters Purify The Blood. Burdock Blood Bitters Burdock Blood Bitters That Tired. Weary Feeling. Mortgage Sale. ig been made In the ««dm®* -eroraea in ,uv torihecutu-ry Of Larry sad ««• of Michigan, on the list day *>f M«» A. D. la fflMMrMWmortgage* <«■ p;*r »... ‘f •»“; mortgage there 1* claimed to be doe at tbr u*» otThfiiMCfeethe»uai o! n o dradaud tWrt» flvr d’H...-aadaoaimffrprx'swediiMcva. -»* instituted io recover the nw »eci«“ "T **“ mortgage or any iurt tliereui Now. Uicrofore. by vlrt •- °« tydKi bidder, a: the norm : . 4*** ■ “ tut mUic tbopUbc whore tl< tMaSwU wry Inboidet'.. ’hr in --A* ,., «^KOaradBMntnire, < r•» ■rakenoetaaarr to pay ti»rn..«i.<i " mortgage, with nine tier rent, mJeaS- The premixs an ■!--yr7 • >a tCMMBMallpioae parrei»■>! up>! D?*** S S15&I quarter of tor ILSCanunl.-: The president announced the standing oom- eoUecttoo preired flow', apecimea of drawing map of Michigan hand-writing . ttdy-...Tr.. * JUUUB STARK. Mortgigre. of the register ot d- d« «or tl».« erocty Stare M . hii-sl. •> . ifll proceedings printed In Ml tho city papers, and ataooot not to exceed |30. Adopted by the following vote: aym. Hessmer. FurSXX* Greenfield, Huffman. Kelly. Lichty, Rider and Tomilnoon-O. the re orded plat thereof. 1. taro. Default having town m^de in the coodltk.■ . i» !1?. wHjjjmj jq. -- ----------- —• irom uie G’h‘'22j: Md'hyau dnwsw. Alww iae table. iTutcr In cotinaction By Mr. Kelly, that the resolution making tho wlththe syrup. Made only by the ■mount psid for printing prooeedingK IM. be RHKUMAT1C syrup co.. amended: lost by Urn following vote: J^n, Benamcr. Lichty. Greenfield and Kelly—<; n*y Fort. Goodyear, Haffman, Rider and Tomlin- quaUflcatlan*. Bower. Kelly and Goodyear ',i "S" tw. variefy cTdbMrd wort alrcmtle cardboard bracket MR8. B. C. BODLE. INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGE). El constitute a quorum, and toe and be authorised to lefirat named be chairman. romml.iee w‘.l IK Doms Hartlnr-. July 13,1M& cdacstion of the cfcy of Hastnant to sdfoernmenu at tha HMt^iint work DIVISION E— SHEEP. Judges—Fraidt K. Doty, John Campbell, H. B. HCBBAJO, North aaa. N. T. Hood’s Sarsaparilla narrow ><|ua*ne» peck of rose potatoes . peck otburbank seed In g potatoes peck of Ohio potatoes years subscription to the National Live b^ikrt.’sHkanbroidery 1 00 i Journal will be awarded to the person Infant's drees ar aklrt, silk...... 1 m snss ---- exhibits the best herd of Cve head of full bloodesl cattle of either of the distinct broods. book Is properly kept, signed and returned to Best grade or native cow. “"■“'O" !‘.-?aigEs’sg“ i',dik on exhibition tn their 1 Pn«* 1 r. once tn each week tor —-to in I!,, enclitic butter firkin, BdUtaafe.... Atmprap.. laud rofler two-hone sleigh oao-boTM alcigh hob alelgba wheelbarrow. .. & The annual *"*<•. Default hart™ been1 made■ In it* DIVIKION ^^^TFLOWREB, BIRDS AND A Clear Skin in their tar la the StS is only a part of beaut out it is a part. Every lau, may have it; at least, what n>'t5 !^e Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. been lll,i't,,;t^Ltt>4*art ’eur*1 PI ‘AJJ « 1 'wJ*' FK'OT.Js”»tsg �THE JEWISH BUTCHER’S SKILL. ANTJCIPATIOM. Life Tij,. shochet, about whom and his work 1Pl.r.ti< n has l-een attracted by the Sofiery Mr tin? Prevention of Cruelty to jU.in.th. fa 4person authorised after an examination liefore-a rabbi, to slaughter animal* and determine their cleanliness. He :siujC, of course, be a Jew, and a man of pwd character, no recommended to tb raUii. ’Wore hi- pedtiou can be consiurn-1. Any one who can withstand the ii rr-irt’of a Imtchering establish­ ment. < ,v -my day, by visiting Uie West I'lrlad' Ipufa almttotr, witness tho astonhliiiu-’.-ill of the Jewish butcher, who, wile • r;i ‘un1 cut of his keen knife, sev­ er- win ip.]-'- gullet and artery. A *i.o&lh •it shodtet can thus dispow of u’.. .'miu. '»in less than a minute of time. ik:-knife must be as keen as a r.i^ir. nJ tin- slightest nick in it • 'v.inlinal offense. .To determine ?. a shoehet lias . a touch .uih : Ji lii-.it.' to teat the keennexs '..i, i,. .ttiKrabbi who is examining _i,- •. it Induraeniant sometimes him-- i‘. :■ f ’ little nicks and hands the I;.■: : inspection. If Uie candi,U-.. lwith the edge without forth ■ blade of the knife is about .» half long, and has no ’ point This is to prevent sticking .uni thus giving pain, the hg to cut so swiftly tliat the rendered at once unconscious uith.nrt a quiver. :t .re flu- .shochet is prepared to deal B, i. .!’• -..-xkvthe animal has been [M>n its book,' with oue ‘°I *to .nharbpe. In this position k it !iioti<'nk«s nnd his neck .. Die shochct must deal his bk.v exactly m the middle of the vic;:ni > tfir neither too high up nor too. j.-.w l 'W:i A'failure to make the cut in rvii- r |'!ice would rwnk-r the op­ . r I:,.1' ■ t • have his coiumisBipn re­ . 'it. > s-ldom, if evir,although ■ - .• hundreds of nnuniils each . i‘trvke, so rvzxlly wender- : .: M.-rnis, rabbi nt Mickve Ln -I; iaere are two objects tn this j.-i i • 'biughter—first, to got the ■ st »f the animal, and let it r. :.|r.; -n the ground, and scoxid, to .. -f.: r .: •Ir.uh of Uie animal (KUEless." I j . t - the prevention of cruelty : : - i q r. -nted by its president. It y . -. is* tn favor of Uio Chicago । ,. ; • <ing the animals, and in Uh? c :, in winch Dr. Morris took a ।• in file defen.ie of the J iy-tern. suggested Ulis p j:. •‘tV.xvuid ti«t agree to that .; tin- •‘n- r iu^iresttxi plan of Rpcriring ipuiul in the neck, because either dd do i v;.y with the fundamental J—isl: ■ trine of-gvttin«>the blood out. Ti.- ।.n-tiie committee visited the • •itj’-: arm *omo of Uie slaughter in' 't< s .jt I the Jewish plan was cxhiliilol President Ryeras expressed his prre.ni'of :i as a humane method, ex<> ;it tha’, the tying of the animal's leg -' il diould Ih- done away with Tnl.•-.inn..! very well duqiensed with, un ithequ- d m is still an open one,* anitiie fa*:<l s. .:d Dr. Murafa. Munfis. work the sliochet ih*-* not end witii th-- fnUl stroke <>f his knife. When tl.e anirmd ii quite d«md and-before Uie hi'k- hasjje*1 taken off, the shocliet retur-s frenTtV killing of other victims, aid nuk-.'o atFbjx’ning into the stomach. Th-1- r--r ’. .-■ piu-poao of enabling him t/--wnini tfie viutls, and especially Uie lafigs. If be finds that there is any disof any of these porta, or in any other put of Uic animal, ho pronounces it ^trefnh." ir unfit, and it can not be 4 -J a’; . .1 nleat to the Jews. This i. tin- reason why so many Chris­ tian tamih*- ire u?< jurticular to get meat a||in-vt-i by the shoe-hot as the Jews 'i {him Ire--, It i- pretty sure to lie clean nn-i ". -th' at disease. — Philadelphia Ml<)-Ocean Harbor* of Refuge. Tli» ' • -I the ' in g-m has alarmed the tie-:’ ■- f ncli people who ytwrly Athutle. for the fact has come i ■: •• <>f the large ocean c.rry enough to save . - :..-;!dnl‘ of the |oaa<«jgera. ■ :-.-:irl) I*«j rwsoason board '•ut only Inara enough for • t-'i.it dl-frited venae! was iwt: tlmn the great majority of *•It *> tnw our American .' provide for tloau and I a»i.-u to th.- boats; but as we •-,?-ing »teamen, except along the travelling public doos not beu-lit lw tho forethought of our lawgi'tr-. | .y. Eig-b.-h inventor suggests Hint a . nuiJiL.i -I" hollow steel' floats, each. i igfcty f.j.; *juare, might be anchored in ini-kv. rt. Ijearing sixty f.jot lightt.. .tv r. Tl>- e might be pniyu few hun'’•n’d ndlh apart* nnd would serve as harV-r- >f refuge in the event of a shiiwnA, i as well as places for the tra|sml<*ion of shipping news by tele►jq.h aid for weather stations. Dio it.’it- companies could afford to pay the । X]«.-U3<- (f running them by the mving that wot|d be effected in the use of re­ lay snstrt:n«nta. Of course, this would n-.-ci-vsits).. the ships keeping on one mite gosig and coming. Undoubtedly Mdietiiu^ of this kind will be done in th-ic '-jr-* ‘ f time. Indeed, these artificMi islands might be used as sanitariums^ a* I Ibero an- certain forms of sickness uX’*a*' i“-n'-‘fited by the salt ocean bn|z' ’« .-Demorest's Monthly. In \ k-aiia the gooeo ia skinned before 1 hwnijfe. the market, and ilia skin gartiished with its down is sold us swan's skin er down. It i# thus effected: The । 3 of the »Ktci£ in ght, and tho whole nravi. owt the-head like a shirt with •thegreau--; care, so as not to injure the ■n<«t. Such a akin sells for 2 or 8 races. but the value ot tho bird is lere*°«l one-fifth. The carcasses are rant o tuns, mid are eagerly bought up by u* wou.peopi, Wul tavern-keepers. At 2at*n are twu bouses which preannually 40,000 to 50,000 swan . England and America being the “‘a-’krtg. —Foreign tetter. opens the front door and e^nds ost for th<- break fan materials. Three comar^jUr Siting Ot tb» saU approach- -ah. lr*«l of the dUmnlk. I uMd to r > th drink "Wr^nd.'Jv^8^ brtagupD^.0, th, wirier u„ 1„, century, who used to sit in that same roomand drink *’aif^nd-W; o,ie day fin image materialized, for, white I - t^Twitiimy Xter pot lialf emptied, I observed tiiat a targemanma oloak liad entered. His face was round, pate and bushy, but the eyes were bright, and his bushy eye­ brows slid up and down with quick cliangw of expression. He heavily dowm at the table next to mine, and di­ rectly a waiter came In with a big plate ofbiead and cheese and a glass of * ale and set it before him. He ate and drank heartily, and after finishing his lunch sat upright and rested his hands on a heavy case. I could see only his back; but, from occasional movements of his head such as a man makes when he is argu­ ing m eanxvt, I surnM-wd that he was do­ ing some pretty hard thinking. “Suddody he reached for his empty glass and burled it on tho floor with nil Ms strength, smashing it into slivers. He sat for a mmute^onger, then got up slowly, tipped’ the waiter, paid his reckoning Rt the bar and passed out Ho had not uttered a word. Hie waiter got a broom, swept up the pieces of glare and cleared Uie table. I asked 1dm if Uie gentieman's intellect was a little in need of repair. *Oh, no, sir,’ said he. “Hiat's nutiunk unusual with ’im, sir. Wy, he’s broke maybe a 'undrd glahssee rincc he‘a lieen a-comin’ to Um 'ouse. 'E don’t know it when 'e does it. 'Es a‘.hinkin’. and it seems like os lie got >and at somethink *e was thinkin* about.’ ■Who is he?* ‘Lord Macaulay, sir.’"— Critic. The besetting vice of the Indians is n consuming love for spectacular display. In some nwpects it is rather a virtue; for example, when expressed in a love for and display of flowers. Think of on Irish, negro, or American housewife of Uie lower classes spending in the market tlie lialf of her last shilling for a bouquet to take home to her family. The idea is preixjsterous. But I could liave taken you last Sunday to the village piaza where those poor Indians congregate weekly to w?ll to each otiier their fraita and wares, and you would have witnessed the Bale of wreatlm of flowers, buncheu of roses and bouquets along wiU: potatoes ami corn meal. True, a cent nnd a half will buy a bouquet, but the flower girl's customers are reliable here os omnng the grand ladies. A lew agreeable manifestation of this passion is the everlasting ringing of bells and firing of c nickers upon birthdays, saints' days—and they are many—and national holidays. It is now the 5th of May, the national 4th of July of Mexico. Tlalmnnalco ia a small and obscura village, and the principal celebrations take place in towns, but tho din of church liclte, Uie explosion of crackers and improvised cannon, since daybreak, lias been hor­ rible. The Indiana stand on theif house­ tops and fire explosive rockets in the day time for hovrs at a time. In front of the Ayuntimianto a band of twenty pieces, all Indians, is disxrouraing music at a furious rate. Processions, flags, banners, more bands, more bell-ringing and cracker-firing will make life a burden to anyone gifted with sensibilities above that of the brute creation.—Mexico Cor. Cleveland Leader. ing. Undean people are uncivilized. The dirty classes of great towns are in­ variably the ‘■dangerous classes” of Uiose towns; and if we would civilize those classes we must first banish dirt from among than. . Dirt forms no part of our nature. It is a parasite feeding upon human life and destroying iL It is hideous and dis­ gusting. There can be no beauty where it is. The prettiest woman is made re­ pulsive by ;it. Children are made fret­ ful, impatient, and bad tempered by iL Men are degraded and made reckless by it There is little modesty when* dirt is, for dirt is indecency. There can.belittle purity of mind if the person la impure; for the body is the temple of the soul and must be clean and pure to be a worthy shrine -of that within. Dirt has im affinity with self-indulgence and intemperanc©. Sanitary inquirers have xdearly marie out Uiat the dirty classes are the drunken classes, and that they are prone to seek in the stupefacUon of beer, gin, and opium, a refuge from the miserable depression caused by Uie fold conditions in which they live.—Samuel 8. Miles. ______________ Prorialon* ot a Jteceni French Law. All persons traveling in France are strictly warned Uiat under Uie provisions of a recent French law the following acta are made offenses punishable by fine and imprisonment: Making sketches, draw­ ing, or plans in the vicinity of a fortress or naval station, scaling palisade*, enter­ ing military inclosures and mounting earthworks or parapets; also Uie making of any questions upon any points con­ cerning the state defenses.—I axis Lct- The Dominion criminal statistics, rocenUy published, show that Manitoba is Uie most criminal of Uie provinces, there being one indictable offense for each M0 of the population charged wiU: creme. Convictions in Manitoba were 47 in 1884.—Philadelphia Call. UWuhUwtoo a/tr twh. ««i ti*: -pp—r to. larger ”” wb“ TUh5?g> te**10t** from * sunnfar poorance, crawling out of thair bunks, still drowsy with sleep or ulcep-giring drugo, A pail of water and a coarae rag in tbo kitchen noon restore the aircula- aiticlflB deacrilx-d, but cookod in wayn Tory different from those employed in civiiiswl circles. Tlie rice fa plain boiled, Pur»r torou. than all thstater And ful «r .___ . *aH5r with 1700.000 oapltal Mock the fish boiled or stewed and served with an aromatic sauce in which ginger, clovesi and rod pejiper are prominent fac­ tors; tlie pork and vegetables are chopped Mm Muncie, ot Humbird, Wla, com­ into thin piecca and stewed together. Tho «’Ow unfolding of the firet teui to reap harvret from th. mitted suicide Bunday night by standing on Tlie drinks employed are hot and cold UH- track rif th. r1--- __________ ____ umps tea, and Hometiipes'tninute quantities of strong arrack or rice brandy. After breakfart many of tho lodgers depart for “Uta ». »..«■ A baby whale thirty-eight inchoi in titrny from thy borderland of ecatacy their daily work. Among then© early fangth was killed by fisherman at Durham, birds are cigar makers, clerks, peddlers, nor arek to Mt our all too oager footaton In tlw worn jatte of dull reality. and shipping runners. Those who remain are generally mo- ■ — ■ — ———— -i/mv, nj en­ mcn, merchants, gamblers, and agents. IN NEW YORK'S ‘‘LITTLE FRANCE.- dow a chair ot higher physiology. ____ . .. ■ The water consumption of Chicago 7 need«y was HM.000,000 galioos, representing 80 ,W' in ““ **nNtag The Polish oqihan turns out to be ■ wtae and remarkably er. terrain ing young person. Her Inngunge is an entertaining mixture of Polish, English and French, “d it flows in a stream of amazing rapidity, importing much sound'knowL edge anil many startling facts. Her conversation relatea principally to the Bronx river and to the chickens. She consents with ILyear-old frankness to help dispaae of your big bottle of wino, and gives it as her belief tliat the white rooster ia a hypocrit. No one can blame this poor rooster for getting what pleas­ ure ho can out of life, because ho fa only one of a lot of common American roostora brought in boxes from Now York to In? run oftert Tito Polish orphan was about to tell what the life of a rooster “to be run after" was like, when a party of young Frenchmen came out into the yard with the host ckiso behind. Those young men, the orphan said, would explaui die rooster's fate right away. The unlucky rooster, who had been industriously eating, was cantinndy singled out from the flock by tlie Polish orpffan, and, before he knew what wa* going, on, tho crowd of five young Frenchmen dashed at him in a furiou* attempt to catch him by the leg. The poor rooster's eyes filled with terror, and he fled fiquawking through the garden. The regular flock gavo no sign of sympathy or interest They had seen lots of strange roosters suddenly appeal only to be chased, and they took it pliilosophlcally. The chase after the rooster was very excising, and while it was going on the host explained the principle underlying the hunt. Whoever caught tlie chicken •pent tiw rest of the day free from all expense, and a sort ot Mugwump gener­ ally. The other Mid to pay for hfa din­ ner, and it was hfa privilege to cut the rooster up whan he was caught It was a rule that the rooster must be caught by tlie leg. Tliat made the chase last longer. It gave tlie young men a fine appetite for dinner, and, without being as dangerous as a bull fight, furnished just as much amusement and excitement The efforts of the young men to catch tlie fleet-footed rooster were interesting. Many a one had a fall, and one wrecked an elaborate pair of trousers by making an ugly rent across the knee. At last the rooster reeolved to seek safety outside tlio premises, and spread his wings to fly over the garden fence. As ho rose into the air a nimble Frenchman made a bold dash and ca;>tured him by the leg on the fly. ■ A minute afterward the Polish orphan was cklmly cutting the rooster’s throat in an outhouse. There wwf something pathetic even in the manner of this poor rooster’s death, for, instead of having hfa head cut off, as every free American rooster expects in the natural course of events, the Palish orphan stuck n knife into' hta thnxn under the car, and later he was nerved upto those young French­ men with his head still on. Sometimes, tlie Polish orphan said, the young men would catch the rooster and let him go. taking the regular dinner that was ^3?red; but usually they were deter­ mined to have tlie game which they W brought down, tuid it became necessary to ineresuo the rooster’s sufferings by add­ ing the jMunful knife-thrust to the ter­ rors of the chase.—New York Sun. /. ,, „ “““ "uiiKy, airs. Benedict died at MottvliW, New Tbose who have literary tastoi lie down say, most orientals assume a recumbent attitude when rending or studying; those who desire excitement resort to dom­ inoes and other games of chance, while thff majority simply smoke and “swap stories." At noon a second meal fa served similar to breakfast, but including be­ sides soupH and stews, in which macaroni and vormiodli are chief features. At 5 o’clo dinner fa given. It ta like its pre­ decessors in the articles eervod, only then! fa more of them and all are more liighly spiced and seasoned.—New York Thirty compunlo* ot Mknlgau militia are Letter. The Uhnoli Central rood defeated Mrs •For Farmers and Others. I would respectfully announce that my wagon beds are completed for the areoauuodation ot arnx-rs and others wishing to leave their teams Drive In. It will cost you Lit ten Mata. Food furnished COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. I The failure fa announced of IL Holser & A man. woman or child can leave team at Ca, wtiolceale milfloere Of Louisville, with Common council met in regular ses­ thereaheda.oocuro from molertation. And with liabilities of fcdl.OOU sion Friday evening, July 16th. 18-S6, the ki.owhyit-e tiat they will bo carefully looked after, all ffir io rents, whether they remain a Mayor Weteswt in the chair. Roll call­ day or an hour. ed, A Idenuen presept, Beumer, Hams, Caso and others, valued at gSo.UUv. Ilogle. McNaughton, Osborn, Stebbins The Florida delegation at tbo Knights of and Waters—7; absent. McCoy—1. Pythias mooting at 'Toronto is distributing Minutes of the previous meeting read live alligators among prominent dti/cna and approved. The petition of Chas. Hardke asking been elected to the British parliament for pay for strip of land for road purposes oast NorthamptonsbSre by the GUdsloueltes. was laid on table until next regular meeting. By Aid. Hogle. Qiat a special police lie appointed by the mayor to enforce the orders given by ths board of health The yield of wheat la the vicinity of in regard to having the citv cleaned Shelby villa. His., is about fifteen bushels up. Amended by Aid. Stebbins, that the marshal lie instructed to enforce the orders given by the board of health. Vole being taken on the amendment the same was carried. Ayes, Bessmer. moit prominent cititons of Peoria, died Hams, McNaughton, Osborn and Steb­ bins and Waters—6; nays, Hogle—1. Thursday. On original motion as amended. Carried all ayes. The accounts of Mr. Btisby and Mrs. El-OS block! , The Republican!! of tbs Second district of Starkweather was referred to the finance committee.. Jrsa'xi&ssgs" CAP • Cable, ot Rock Island, willed about F2,000,- at Chicago have decided io restore freight Judge Gresham having decided that tho federal court had no jurisdiction in toe cases agamvt tho John B. Jeffery Printing company, Judge Shepard has confirmed toe sale of tbs plant to the judgment creditors, CongresKr.au Beach is dying nt Cornall. N. Y. T Francis Murphy has planuad a blna-ribra campaign in Iowa in September. The [.altlmore & Ohio Railroad com;>any has finally obtained an entrance Into New York city. Minister & 8. Cox wu bitten by a dog lastour. . Fira Thursday in Dunham, Peters A Co.'» lumber yard at Chare, Mich., caused a lvs< al fl^UOU; only partial insurance. Capt Stephen Hays, aged 63, a veteran of too into war, committed sulcido by drowning, nt Dayton, Ohio, Thursday morning. A windstorm and water-spout at Balti­ more Thursday night unroofed sevsrai CITY ACCOUNTS Archie Ayera, 6 weeks night watch....; 8 6O0 Fred Cross, draying and carry­ ing seatii......................... v D. C. Beadle 1}-^ days police duty J. H. Anderson dry hose Trustees of Baptist church for 10 seats............. .'............................. 7 50 St. commlsdoner 11 days street­ work.... 22 00 Emory Wilkins 8J< days street work................................... 12 75 Chas. Utt 8^ days «L work.... 12 75 Horton and team 20 days work 60 00 Fltield and team 19 days work. 57 00 Jack Shay and team 14 days work 42 00 Henry Burke 2 days, 1 hour... 3 15 David Walcott 6 days, 1 hour.. James Depue 5 days, 1 hour... Fritz Fredrick 4 days 1 hour... 6 00 By aid. Osborn tliat the accounts be allowed and orders drawn for same. Carried all ayes. Communication from chief of the Hastings fire department in regard ,-w Increasing the number of memberat in the fire department was read and on motion the same was referred to the fire committee by ail ayes. On motion council adjourned. , For Baking Best in III IffM Offices, 63 Monroe ill. Altill, St, Grand Rapids. I«S1 sll important, special ee»«« mt FRANK 8TKBBINB,Recorder. HOPTONIC In a quiirel about wheat, Wednesday, in Willbrook township, near Paris, Mich., N.J. AIKKN. M. D.. GRAND RAFHMi. MICH. Bute of Ntcbigan. County of Bonr—«•. At a Mrtlnn of the ITotmte Court for the county of Barry, holilen M the ITobate Office in the city of HMtlnxs. In Mid county, oa Monday, the letii day of July. In lira year one thous> ‘ .- n ! -I,:;;: Present, Win. W. Cole. Judge of Probate. In the matter ot the estate Of Wateoti E. Woodruff, <lece;wed. . On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied, of Lucy C. Woodruff, widow of said de- PEPTONIZED BEEF, HOPS killed Farmer Burdy. Thu occurrence at poisonous mussels known Baptist minister, died suddenly at and Star-Ashes in a German locality has led to an investigation from which it aptxjara that simple stagnation of sea-water E. C, Z. Judson, the novelist, died Friday is capable of giving rise to poisonous qualities in tho animals inhabitating it; at Stamford, N. Y., aged W years. and that, too, when it ta free from sew­ age and other impurities.—Arkansaw f-AVJto. Traveler. __________________ The drought in Kansas ia the most severe since 1873, the last general rain having Some of the blind can read five or idx fallen in Juna hours without feeling fatigued. They hers of parliament is l,»5,aM for the Gladuse both hands in reading, tho right fore­ finger being used chiefly to separate the words and syllables, white the left fore­ about US members in 675. flier recog-n-e. the word by itself.- g?MALT. c-a-ed. praying that a paper this day filed with this iwurt. purporting to be the last will and testament of Mid deceased, may be admitted to prolate and Uu-executrix named appointed. Tbrreupou It is ordered, that Thundar, the 5tb day of August. A. D. 1H8, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon/re mwtgned for the bearing of said petition, and that the hetrs a: law ot Mid de­ ALBUMEX INSANITY. toe pendency of thereof by causin published In the 1 t*r printed end Nirencth. - HOPTOSK IS A DLKSSWO." koU. will not harvest one-half ------- -It ta raid that a pure negro never died of nhtiitata lieforo the war; now deaths from phthiais among tho blacks ta four times as great M among the whites. KOPTONIC CO., TO ADVERTISERS: GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Wellsville, Ohio, was Saturday wrecked by too explosion of an upright boiler. A ■ ■____ ci.h A London restaurant keeper paid <75,000 for the privilege of catering at the fatally burned. Colonial exhibition now in progress.— Inter Ocean. T>^I.^<,I1 llvincr la an ad- A lUt of ieie newspapers divided Into STATES AND SECTIONS wliFbe Mint on appUeattoi.- KALARIA|y§| (GOOD AIR) everr bre'jth. Just fJTHE BANNER There are now in force in this country more than 225,000 patents for inventions. Job Rooms Where money alone ta king, manhood ta M iU tewest ebb.-Jud Lafagan. In India there are four female mission Zriee to every million women. The .world's ninty-four geographical eo- of abort fomouDcm. Dupont polwaed bls’ young sa> and him- ^“MALARIA naonm. (BAD Alt) Are at all times prepared to do printing of all kinds in a rtyle second to none, aad at live and let lire | �The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Mich., July 83d, 1886. “You are not dancing. Miss Sweet; money in the treasury above f100,0«X- are you engagedt" “Oh! Mr. Lyon, thfa fa so sudd®, but wait; I’D mk 000 in payment of government bond**. mamma." In his hurrv to get down Mln he ^rauud hb mkle, and la now the administration by its party friends. awnffiag a wUt tor breach ot prowl*. Harrowing thought! Dire would be the consequences should John Heffroa “persuade" Boss Hicks to declare against fusion. This would ensure J. H. Dennis’ bold stand for “principle,” if the Journal editor could get hfa head out of the Boss'vest pocket long . IU1 WNUiMday. enough to let hfa voice be heard. And what would the greenback party be ■without thia brace of worthies ? m are entitled to «K tn the State tionrenttou. HIIUF T. VAN ZILE, Chairman. A. W. SMITH. Secretary. Rejinbilron County Convention. rorai ia tho city The eonvuntioo will be called to order at 10 < : !!:■ l.uvv'Hit of to »><• tnuisaclril. Town committee* Will'plMM* forward to the lUiTira BAKxru notice* fur town»hlp c»ocose«*a soon ax possible. In addition to the deletratex to be elected to tbe county convention, each townuhlp iu>d want cauenx will elect one ddesatato the Senatorial Contention, to be called hereafter. Under a resolution adopted August 17th, 1K7S. the several towiwblps and warts are entitled to delegate* as follow*. && •U tlaaUng*.............. .......... HarttagkCity. m wart. Hope... Irving Qraaarrme. ’ ’ JTalrttTtDe....... TboraaUi*--Woodland.. . .. Yankee Sprioc*. HO We ante upon tbe republicans of the several tcnrnoblpa the Iraportiukee ol ealllar their canvures at convenient daUit. and attending them 1- A SiiEl.lH.X, EMORY PAKA1IY. Republican Count)- Executive Com. XD1TOBIAI. NOTES. Roscoe D. Dix. of Berrien Springs, fa favorably mentioned by the republican press of the state for commissioner of the state land office. Hfa candidacy fa endorsed by the Bangor Reflector, Hart­ ford Day Spring, Dowagiac Republican, Niles Republican, Flint Journal, Paw Paw True Northerner, Reed City Clar­ ion, Benton Harbor Palladium and oth­ ers, all of which speax of him in flatter­ ing terms. Mr. Dix served during the war in the 2nd Michigan Infantry, and fa a wounded veteran. He has been register of deeds of Berrien county four terms. The Benton Harbor Palladium says that so far as appearances go now Mr. Dix will re­ ceive the unanmious vote of the con­ vention. So mote it be. After the democratic alate conven­ tion shall have endorsed Cleveland's administration, it will be in order for the greenback contingent in Barry county to eat the crow, tough and nauseating though it may be. But perhaps the democratic portion of the fusion cohorts may, for policy sake, forego thfa bit of buncombe. ^he question of who killed cock robin pales into insignificance by tbe side of tbe connundrum of who killed our own John Barr}’? Is birch beer Tespomdble for hfa political demise ? Hl! there, Mr. Democrat. Gov. Al­ ger has signed another pardon; upon the rofommendatiini qf the board -of pardons. Blaine will open the republican cam­ paign in Maine by a speech at Portland August 10th. ■ Tbe anachfat' -trials are proceeding very slowly at Chicago, provokingly slow in fact. \ Henry Myers, a former resident of thfa city, died recently at the house of a relative in Allegan county, and was buried in Riverside cemetery, thfa, Wednesday morning. Mr. Myers had reached the advanced age of at the time of hfa decease. as hfa selection of Hicks to laundry hfa dirty linen was most fitting. President Cleveland fa the cham­ pion economist of the age. He spend* several weeks arguing and vetoing a number of petty pension bills, while the justness of hfa action fa question­ able, and then with a stroke of hfa pen makes the River and Harbor and the Naval Appropriation bills law, and knocks a hole in the trersury atsh that tor brmU.-G. k Tetetram. At Adrdn.Mlch.aUdy saw an noof .Good Hope over three y<are before. church la that?" The gentleman after The souadingH are taken with iron balls looking at tbe sign. “Dauge No. ^re­ guuflar to nine-inch shot slung with wire. plied “1 guess it must be the Third A hole three incites in diameter through Baptist—The Chicago Times. tbe middle of the baU reduces its weight from nicty-rix pound*— cncc,” remarked Mr. Blifkins, referring the weight of nine-inch ahot—to sixtyto the play he had seen the night be­ four pounds. ’ Through tills bole a brass fore. “No," added Mrs. Blifkina, who bad accompanied him, “but I noticed plunger fa inserted several inches between the acts that a good many longer than the diameter of the shot. throats seemed to be pretty dry!” Tho plunger is filled with a worm, a cup, and a hook, by which tlie shot is Could conjugal affection be more strictly displayed than it is In tlie sub­ fastened to a reel containing 5.000 fath­ joined ? “And so, doctor, you think my oms of steel wire fastened to a swivel wife will get wdl?" “I am sure of it forming tbe head of the plunger, and led if you can persuade her to take thfa over a wheel in an iron frame several dose." “Doctor, take it she shall. If I feet clear of the ship's side, and over an­ have to break every bbne in her body. other wheel a little below the frame. Mr. .Moody, revivalist, fa the subject Thfa leads the wire still further dear of of| thfa little anecdote: He was asked the ship. The frame on which the upper lu the recent Convention at Milwaukee wheel hangs lias five hollow stanchions, whether he had grace enough to die at in which are springs, to each of which a the stake? He replied: “No, I dont rope is fastened, roll over roll, as in the need it; all I want fa grace enough to top of the frame, and to which the wheel hold this Convention for three days in hangs so m to give it a chance to give Milwaukee." way several feet to cose the strain which on the wire and would At an English country house nt naturally luncheon, after morning service, the sorely break it on 'a heavy roll of1 the popular young curate was accosted by a ship, ax it lias done once, caxuong a loss venerable divine. “How long, 8lr," of l.eort fathoms of wire. said he, “did it take you to write that Wlien everything fa ready the aljot fa sermon you gave us thfa morning?" “Oh! about a week." “Dear me." re­ drojiped overixwrd and tlie wire runs off the reel at a rate of 1,000 fr.thoms in ten plied the other, “it took me four!" minutes. As soon as the plunger reaches Little Master Roddy has been in the tiie bottom the book to which the shot is habit of putting hfa pennies into the fn itenod turns over by the slackening of box at Sunday School, till last Sunday, tbe strain, and so release** it. A tell-tale when he came running into the house on tlie axle of the red tells how many in a breathless hurry, and shouted:’ “Mamma! I shan’t save up my pennies fathoms of wire have run off. A steam any more. The money don't go up to engine then winds the wire .with the God! I Saw Mr. Kelley take it and put plunger on the reej. minus the shot, which forever remains at the bottom of it in his pocket.” the ocean. The plunger consists ‘ of a Amateur farmer, showing pet Jeraev hollow brass tube ten indies long, in bull to friend from the city, who obetiwhich is inserted a worm with a. cup on natoly remained on the other side of The worm serves for the fence. “He's perfectly gentle. the lower end. George. See him come to me when I the purpose of twisting the cup into tbe call him.” Friend from the city, “Oh! bed of the ocean and fetching up a The contents S; he does that all right for me, too: sample from the bottom. trouble is, he does not mind when 1 of the cup, after the water is drained off, tell him to go away."—Chicago Tribune. are put in small bottles and labritd with latitude, longitude, and depth. These Little Bobby came home with hfa new hat limp as a dish cloth. “For bottles are (tacked into boxes and sent goodness sake.'” cried hfa mother, to tbe hydrographic office in Wash­ “where have you been?" Robby began ington. to whimper as he replied, "A fellow When under steam alone tho engines threw my hat into the frog pond!" for t, but «h< n un“Oh! Robby!" exclaimed hfa sister, “you threw it in yourself. I saw you do ItP “Well, said Robby contemptuously, “ain’t I a feller T.. Pioneer Meeting.—The annual meeting of the old pioneers of Barry Co., will be held on the fair grounds in thedty of Hastings, August 12th, 1886Each and every one in attendance will lie expected to bring hfa basket filled with all the good thinge neoweary for a basket picnic, as there are no funds on hand to furnish supplied and no dance thfa year, out of which expenses have heretofore been paid. Tbe committee hope that all the old pioneers will turn out in force, and make it one of the most enjoyable meetings of the society. All come, and again recount tbe inci­ dents of pioneer life. It fa a good thing for Noah that he By order of the president and execu­ had the only ark afloat in all the uni­ tive committee, 1’. A. Sheldon, Sec, verse at the time of the flood. It there had been just one more ark, there ORANGEVILLE. would have been a collision tbe third Sand town is a more'fitting name for •lay out, unites those tilings were man­ our place than any other at present. aged better than they are now. And The sand is about two feet deep just probably they were not, as it seemed to now, and no signs of anything better. be considered dangerous to send out Harvest is about finished here, and more than one ark at a time. from appearances the crop will be a Almost from the time man fa born, heavy one. Bad roads can't keep the crowds he is anxious to see hfa name in the from the lake on Sunday. About fifty newspaper. A little fellow of some six from Middleville caqae down last Sun­ years came to his mother the other dav, day. The steamer was kept busy, and and said, with a good deal of excite­ everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. ment: “I'm going to have my name An accident that was amusing to the put in the Palmer Journal. I’ve licked crowd but not to the victims happened. two fellows, and I want my name put A couple of ladies were dumped on in the paper." And he proceeded at once to write a note to the editor. thdr heads out of a hammock. Carrie Jeasup visited at Kalamazoo They were courting: “What makes last week. the stars so dim to-night?" she said, Mrs. Des. Jordan went to Middle­ softly.-" Your eyes are so much bright­ ville this week. Steve Crandall, of Hastings, is in the er, he whispered, pressing her little band. They are married now: “I won­ place on business. Will Turner has moved to Genesee der how many telegraph poles it would take to reach from here to the stars?" Stephen Nichols has returned to “she remarked, in a musing manner ’‘25®’ lt 8 loQK enough,” he growled. clerk for his brother again. “Why don’t you talk common sense?” S. M. Nichols* family entertained company from the southern part of the When the late Bishop of London re­ state. visited the university chapel at Cam­ Mrs. F. M. Searls ia falling, with lit­ bridge, after a long absence, he found tle hopes of her recovery. tlie same verger there whom be remem­ Rumor says Eli Nichols will buy tbe bered In his college days, and said to steamer at Gun lake. « hirh. “1 ou have much to be thankful Gus Jeasup will have a harvest dance ,or " J replied the old man, “for I have heard every sermon thnt has R&on ____ < » . for Chairman Fuller is cavorting a good deal these day, making a great show of virtue, and pretending that there, can be no fusion in Michigan except upon a common platform of opposition to Manning’s management of the treasury, and in favor of the free coinage of sil­ ver. We will warrant that no such platform will be accepted by tbe demo­ crats of this state; and we are equally certain that there will be a fusion of the democrats and greenbackers. This rot that Fuller is giving the democrats Harvesting fa mostly over and the and greenbackers fa designed to scare sound of the thresher fa heard through the democrats into giving the green­ tbe land. Peter Hartom, of Battle Creek, was backers a larger share of the offices in town yesterday. than has been proposed. Arthur Dean bad the misfortune to We were not surprised that our es­ break hfa left arm last Thursday. Birdie Jones, son of R. W. Jones, was teemed contemporary of the Democrat badly injured by the team running a wav took umbage at our remark about the with him. The lines were drown numerousnese of Cleveland’s pension around hfa body and be was drawn be­ vetoes; but when tlie Journal, which tween the boufater stake and wheel and pretends to have no sympathy with the bruised terribly although no bones were broken. Dr. Fay fa attending him and Cleveland adminfatration, took up the says he will be all right in a few weeks. cudgel for the democratic president, we Geo. 8. Hartom our genial merchant were somewhat surprised—until wo haa greatly improved the interior of his learned that the Journal man wanted store by rearranging goods and placing new fixtures where they were most to represent Barry county in the legis­ needed. George knows how to make lature awfully bad. Then our surprise things look attractive and the trade ap­ preciate hfa effort by giving him a lib­ eral share of their patronage. The recent visit of John Heffron, of J. F. Wright and family and Millard Detroit, to Boss. Hicks, threw tho Democrat into convulsions last week. Melvin Tinkerman. of Battle Creek, It alleges that John's visit was in the spent Sunday with hfa father J. H. Interest of anti-fusion. The bare Tinkerman. Geo. 8. Tompkins spent Sunday with thought of the presence of an anti­ brother Harrv at Battle Creek. furionfat in thfa city fa sufficient to send hfaJoe Wilcox, of Bellevue, visited at a chill over the average Barry county Chas. Atkins' last Sunday. bourbon. Mr. Heffron demonstrated Dr. Griswold, of Battle Creek, was Ini . that he was no novice as a politician, Assyria last Monday. 8OUNDIMG8 IN THE DEEP SEA. A/.$::.36/13^^ The above is a cut of the celebrated Argand Vapor Stoves! *. 4 You will find in their store the largest and best stork of Builder’s Hardware in Barry County. They are having an immense trade in these goods, which is proof bf good goods and low prices. Builders should get'their prices. N. B.—They sell more stoves and ranges than any other es­ tablishment in Barry County. EEMOVED! REMOVED!! I am now settled and ready for business in my new quar­ ters in the store east oi W. H. Schantz’s grocery. fall Paper Sen! Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Well Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper. WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain cloth and decorated, or paper sliades. A ciaM in mental arithmetic was questioned concerning the number of men required to perform a certain Paints Mil Oils, Oils at Varnishes, given was “twelve men and two-thirds " A bright lad perceiving the oddity of two-thirds of a man, Instantly replied: Twelve men and a boy fourteen years old —fourteen being two-thirds of twenty-one, the ■<* of manhood.hat a civil service examination that boy would pawl ou.-Chktxo Hwald. SOLD ONLY BY Yon will also find in their store all the latest and best de­ signs in Vapor Stoves. They are agent.-, for a half-dozen dif­ ferent makes, and can suit in both floods and prices. An Englishman, a French quin an American were discussiiw the’mer­ its of the Printers of their different countries. Tbe American, after listen­ ing to all the others had to advance in favor of their countrymen, remarkedtoeydld some tall painting; but there was a young fellow iDonr village, and he got a piece of marble and painted it like oerk, and darn me if it didn’t float!” i , “You are doing nicely," said the doo“ 0“ darky po1 wl" call again to-morrow, and will leave you thfa prescription now to rave you from pam in toe interim™ Then he went out. “Da’s er ’scription dat de doctah lef," said the patient feebly to his wife, “an’ I wants yo* ter Cto dr drug sto' an git it filled'. Tell drug sto’ man dat it’s fo’ my interim “Shall we gather at the river?” Well, an i» bho* an' ax him ef Ise tor take it that depends. If it is Fall River there eternally or jess rub it on de outside, w&l not be much chance to gather any­ an ef ho. wh*'"_n v ' thing after the monopolizers. “Jennie, what makes you such a very bad girlF’ “Well, mamma. God sent you just the best children he could find, The public school building at Cold and if they don't suit you I cant help Spring, Long faiand, wna built ninety-six y«an ago, and ia still in good repair. It Bald-headed gentleman in the par­ was rained on the 23rd of April, 170). On quet to young lady in dress circle dur­ ing an effecting passage in the play—“I that day George Washington wm return­ respect your emotion, ma'am, but you ing from a tour of the island, and while are shedding tears on my bead." The Jews of Berlin have been made happy by the decision of a laarued Rab­ id that oysters are not ffah, but plants, ' Varnish and Alaliastine. Alabastine and Barn Paint Barn Paint and Housekeeper^ Paints in smell cans. Housekeepers’ Paints and Brushes, And EVERYTHING else in niy line. I still sell the Celebrated Detroit W ihte Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. Fred'k Hotchkiss. �The Hastings Banner. {aMTINGB.THURSDAY.JULY a. IMS. n *v*tg Uberly> residence with Wwt Green St- 18 S° ,dJ’Tm*k4.nK eval sewing by the dav. Term* ka Local Advertising Rates: , >bHu*ry Notices, 5 cents per line, ards or Thanks, lo cents per lino. H^trisre and Death notices free. Ul iwilri-. lor Entertainments for profit of In.« vd-jals or cnrmladons. except for charitable , r r. nevoleut- purposes, wlU be charged for at ■^yATCHES! bi^l\»^}U'4natK>n oI Austin for BU1* Freeport the 3rd, baa 5n S?“roedto August 4th, when it court P1**1* Justice Kcnaston's **.H^Tn w» correkd b, 1,111 ,or •PERSONAL MENTION. Tueedi **St to G'“'1 K•»u, rrtaL£?i5^S.rl*ltai -'i“h'1“» rui’SS^^-' n.£i'F’C?M?pe of,thc Democrat, is con­ offt. fined to hta house by illness. tur- ^n°a\^C.C' T°wne wm a welcome caller at this office Thursday. Bailey went to Muskegon IMesday. for a few rlpya visit, - I™' “> CoHwster Monday, for a few day’s visit. iixvr ihe farcest stock of WATCHES imd wi(e spent a por­ tliiiwa In thlB city. Kornc of tifo lrtc« Imtion of the week at Grand Rapids. .-.I j'Uttenrt In Solid Gold, Gold FHIed. Sll01 MbMlevllIe, the . ,uid Sliver Orc Cbs«. gurat of Hastings friends Tuesday. aso a few key wind and necond-band Walcb- tta. tent being filled so thattherewas . - -Nit 1 *cll very cheap. r°°m•»“’ ■ in ne<-d of a Watch or any other goods tn Tnz LuUu' Aid Society ol 1’odunk <ta Rutlxad towMhlp) win b.ve M |c JOHN BE88MER, Jeweler and Optleian. crewm eoclel u Mr. Fnuik Smith', Lu., Nellie and Furnie Feighner 1W «h. Uie vflll returned from * visit at Nashproceeds to gv uiwnrds the orran VEAL’S CARRIAGE PAINT! Everyone I. eordlMly Invited to cS krt MondV for • Unnvicea at the Episcopal church Bav^CUy^1 re alIves D Saginaw and ., T^r^uX^^iU!'1 Stmday aa follow,: UUny service, 9 A. *oru“n B»U«y stated Saturday Cento, any of M-: mornlat prayer, sermon and Holv for a trip to the northern Michigan these Colon: Communion st 10® A. M.; Sundai summer resorts. citron Yellow. Garoet. Coach n pr*”r •od To Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brooks, Wed­ SSl-HMr M'; ev™lnr No Varnish Needed. nesday. a son. Cass ta the happiest man in Hustings. . It took just 12 minutes to load the Miss Lea Busby accompanlwi her trunks and grips of the traveling frater­ aunt. Mrs. Nellie Piper to the lattefs nity on Thursday’s 2:15 p. m. express. homd, Caro, Mich., Thursday. Traveling salesmen are doing Hastings •Wifi Geer visited Hastings friends n '.EM FOR SALE. in good shape this year, and say Hast­ > 1 ill sell my farm of W acre* In Has linn ings is one of thd-livehest business ?' er,lu,ad*y- "’‘il»» now salesman for the Xyiddioombs, of Grand Rapids. anshln. isir frame house, bank barn 3Qx«l . i 4 mill, good orchard of all kinds of fruit, all points in the state. Ml® Ettic Main is spending a well ! i r<.v*i! but acre- Will sell scry cheap on •• ..-unable forms. For further particulars enThf. item relative to thb. death of earned vacation with relatives and r, ar i.. residence. Just two miles north and He»ry Myers, published last week, was friends in Lansing and Grand Ledge. ■ - t’vintbi' Hastings National Bank. WM. BALDWIN. incorrect in many particulars. He died P- Andrus and wife will leave •hit yout Goody ear’s Drag hi. Michim Female Seminary at his own residence, in the township of Monterey. .Ulegan countv. and was 70 .. m-KMAZDo. MICH, on Mt. Holyoke Flan. years old, instead of 98. He was at one ■ ,..rd .wd niiliou. 41 73 per school rear. llulld- time a resident of Hastings township. ■ h'&teil by steam. Instruction Uutmgbout., •! foru- begins Sept. *. 1W4. For circulars adThis, Wednesday,morning the Otse­ Principal. , go base ball club manager telephoned that the nine of that city would be un­ able to play here to-dav. as their pitcher is -disabled.’’ A ■“disabled’’ pitcher is a very ancient chestnut. The’Otsego have evidently no desire to come this way. , REPAIRING! You will always find at \. K. McOmber’s a good competent workman to do 1’kmiiring -of Watches, i Wrs and -Jewelry. Tin supreme court denied)4ie motion for a new trial in the fhirfre case. This wiD cause general rejoicing in Barry ebunty. Prosecutor Colgrove prepared the brief for the state In the appeal case, and it is largely owing to hta masterly summing up of the case that the motion was denied. ibid Gold and Silver as good as Gish, at J McWiJeJeielB. The harvest is past and the summer nearly ended. Not so with thelmrgalns at Lewis Stern's. He is bpund to close out bis stock tiefore removal, and has fiut prices on hta goods that will sell hem. Bargain hunters should visit hta store now, and can find everything they want in the line of dry goods, clothing ami furnishing goods. He invites the public to call in. Local News. ■itlaf ion fliin week, 1,7'18. ’ The officers of the agricultural socie­ ty have concluded to offer a premium of 875 for the best and second l»cst bands at the coming fair: 850 for first premi­ um and 825 for second. Competition open to all bands.in the county. The bauds are required to be In attendance the last three d;ivs of the fair, and to play at least two pieces of music eacn day. Tills will prove one of the most attractive features of the fair. I > I Hi Tni next time the Sons of Veterans get up a picnic, they should'allow Mr. Putnani^to have nothing whatever to do wilb'the management of it Some of the proceedings at Thornapple lake were disgraceful in the extreme, but it would be unjust to hold the Sons of Veterans responsible. But they should see to it for their own good name that no other gathering in their name ta marred by such drunken orgies as those at the lake. 1 < i: i i< M KORA WATCH CO. The evening of August 12th, pio­ neers’ day, the Hastings base ball club will give a dance in Union Hall. The bovs propose to leave nothing undone to make this ball a success and a source of pleasure to all who attend. They de­ serve the patronage of Hastings people, and shoulu be encouraged in a substan­ tial manner. Good music has been se­ cured for tlie occasion. Bill, 75 cento; Baggage checked free- Supper. 50 cents per couple nt Seth Stone’s. . > Mei 'tuber before buying a watch. '• i' papers 40 cents per 100 at this Get your watches repaired at A. IL McOmbers. Tiii: mansard roof on the new mill is "fo'W (‘OUlplrfp, A. IL McOmbkb sells the celebrated licnkfard watch. If vor wish to buy an engine or thresher or both, go to Messer Bros. Tuesday evening A. W. Bailey’s The <)tsego ami Hastings nines cross hais III the lair grounds this afternoon. family sent word to the dty marshal KEMEHiim the pioneers meeting at that they would like to have him re­ the fair grounds, this city, August 12th. move a dog that had been loafing about their premises for a few days past. New and second hand threshing out- The word reaching Deputy Sheriff tts at Messer Bros. Now is the time Bauer, be evidently mtaunderstood the to bur. I message, m he armed himself with a shot gun and went to shoot a mad ” Seeing the animal at Mr. ,,, jxiis. uinuwio doe IhSey’s the officer shot at him, slightly Tuesday Aug. 3rd. wounding him. The dog leisurely Mi^mber sells Elgin, Waltham, walked to the residence of Nonnan Springfield, Hampden, Bookford, Col­ Bailey, where he had at various times umbia and Aurora watches. previously been, passed by Mre. There is every indication that the who waa on the porch, and went Into '.oiuing Barry County fair will be tbe ‘ ugestevrr held in the county. -Mrs Kelly is making extensive, . im] t fim-uLs on her house near the .the house wUmt the "H™®1 ®ttUey Br«M A Wilkins factory. Jerodou. brute. Buuer “1"“ Ki.i-iiiLicAN township committee- lthe bou»e bJ • «“. wefi are requested to forward caucus i notices as soon as jxissibJe to this office. । T,,k< htiriotte club was secured to ! Ptav the Hustings nine this afternoon, «s“ne ,a ln progress as we go to 1 Tne dressmaking establishment of < Mrs. Brown will be closed at fi o’clock 1 no^f01 es‘ch day‘ PaLroa8 Pi^Rst' take < SuS ^.htrieX1d* . Tni' time it is wm McMurrv’® Jura, lies a -daddy,” a fine bov having put m an appearance at hta home, Carl’•«J. Thursday last ! 5 j | have just received a tar load of the celebrated Buffalo Pitta ,Uid threshers. They are the 'wing machines on the market, and < 1 1 ! IMllotbealr, : rteapsrtbecMetbeyKtlbe bsrt. Md MH lour , this week for Harbor Springs, and will m'utb1 'n north’>ra Michigan for a Mrs. Burton Warner and Mrs. J. H. I arr. Messrs. Seth Chapman and A. B. Farr, all of Ihralrieville, were in tlie dty Thursday on business T. J. Brosseau and family have! re­ turned from Montreal, and think njore than ever of the pennnsula state, and this particular part thereof. W. H. Powers and family spent Sunwith friends at Grand Rapids. Mr. Powers returned Monday, leaving hta family remaining for the week. W/lt is with pride and pleasure that we cnronicle tlie deserved promotion of Mr. E. A. Holbrook, formerly of this dty. to general ticket and passenger agent of the.great Rock Island svstem ol railroadsA It is- faithful, eflldent service suitably rewarded. Ed’s many friends here have watched with the keenest 8ati8faction.hls rise from ticket agent at Rochester step by step, until now he is the general ticket and passen­ ger agent of one of the most extensive railroad systems on the continent. His success is a personal satisffictlon to all Hastings people; and when they take Horace Greeley’s advice and “go west” to grow up with the country, or on pleasure bent, they will cheerfully pat­ ronize the road over whose immense passenger business Mr. Holbrook has charge. “ 9^^/A The only sad feature connected l**D elected second assistant teacher in with the tig snake ta the fact that uur high school, is a resident of Vassar Merrick Retd cannot tell about seeing of this state, and a graduate ot the a similar reptile In the jungles and Stale Normal school at Ypsilanti. )she thickets of Bellevue. Those most ob­ comes highly recommended, t»oto Is to serving state that not 1-eing able to tell her educational attainmenta and teach­ about a Bellevue big shake is wearing ing qualities, and the board are fortun­ on Merrick's constitution. ate in securing her services for the There will be a meeting In this city coming year. Saturday of the original stockholders in Brady & Treat, of Nashville, say the old Kalamazoo, Hastings & Lowell IL IL, to decide .whether or no they wUI ck** their ^P«^<* horou----- shall turn the road bed over to parties hoiue. ThurThey have ~,ia paid atnn 8100 i. in « fines agree to complete the road from Mreaay. and think selling birch beer who Kalamazoo to Hartings. A full attend­ which has all the qualities and bad ance desired. Tbe project will be more effects of lager beer is not a prcCtable business. Rumor says Nashville has fully explained at the meeting. , Our Elegant Enlarged Establishment! Hastings vs. Kalamazoo.—The <>au. Hastings ball dub went to Kalamazoo Friday to play the team of that city, which ta considered the best amateur nine in the state. Although they were defeated, the home nine have every reason to be proud bf their work. Had the Hastings catcher been equal to the emergency, and had not the infield WRIGHT, KAY b CO.. I made some costly errors in the third inning, the home nine would have won 140 Woodward Ave, . from the Kalamazoos. Thirteen of 1 & 3 Campus Martius, I the 15 -runs scored by the latter were . ■ DETROIT. I made in the second and third innings, and were the result of errors by Gard­ ST Orders by Mail receive Prompt I ner, catcher for Hastings, who suffered' and Canful Attention. [ from a sore, hand, and to bad work by the Hastings infield. In the fourth inning Ed. Bailey was substituted be­ hind the bat, and for the succeeding six innings our club played good ball, their opponents making but two scores. Up to the fourth inning Hastings did not score a run, after that by good work with the stick and clever tj.ise running they got eight rims. Ip the last six innings they outplayed and out-batted We can suit you in make, quality and price of their opponents, h ifteen of tbe Kal­ amazoo iMtters went out on strikes, and eight Hastings boys fanned the air with the willow. Hastings made nine base hits, Kalamazoo eight Of the earned runs Hastings had four, Kalamazoo two. We are agents for a dozen different manufactures, and can Following ta the score. KalAiMUDO <1 3 10 0 0 0 0 2 O-L5 fit up any man with any kind of threshing rig he wants. We Haminxs o 0-0*3 0 3 0 2 0— ■ have also some good SECOND-HAND ENGINES, which we Rob. Green made the longest hit ever will sell very cheap. We sell the nSade on the Kalamazoo grounds. The Kalamazoo boys sav that Fred Allen was the best umpire ever on their grounds. Next time the boys will take Em. Busby with them. . He appears to be their Mascot The home nine speak in the highest On the Market. The BUCKEYE in all styles and FARMER’Sterms of their treatment by the Kala­ FAVORITE. We have had an mazoo boys, whom they pronounce gentlemen.in every respect Not a kick was made by either nine during the game. It was conceded by the Kalamazoo boys that Hastings had the best pitcher, and that, with practice, they need fear This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker and the Flin no amateur nine. • IMPORTERS. JEWELERS. OPTICIANS. Threshers, Attention! Threshers and Engihes. BEST GRAIN DRILL Immense Wagon Trade The following letters will explain themselves and give an idea of Uie ex­ aggerated reports rife relative to diph­ theria in Hastings: Lamina, Mien.. July 23. ism. F_ H. 1ATHB0P. M. D„ Health OHks-r ot the City, Hutluipi, SUch.: Dear Doctor:—Rumor reaches this office that there are 200 cases of diph­ theria in your city and that many citi­ zens are leaving in order to avoid dan­ ger. That probably ta exaggerated : hut diphtheria has lieen present in Has­ tings. according to your reports, since April 24 pretty constantly, and unless the cases have been well isolated and rooms disinfected after death or recov­ ery, there has been danger of the disease securing a tlrui foot-hold and leading to an epidemic. Will you have the kind­ ness u» inform me of tije condition of affaire ? If there ta any aid this office can render, it will be cheerfully done. Very KeapertfuHjr. HENRY B. BAK EE. Secretary Mule Board of Hrxltli, $1000 A petition ta now t»ein< circulated to have the bridge made two feet wider than at first proposed, giving a 30 feet roadway. Now Ready! Inspection Invited! other places where the same kind of . Hastings mabxbtb. birch beer can be bought by those who wink just right at the keepers thereof. Wbml. white Wednesday last Mrs. Daniel Leo­ pard, living just across the county line in Odessa, committed suicide by taking an overdose of morphine. It seems that she had been suffering severely from bodily ailments for a number of years, and was tired of an existence that.was continual misery to her. Her busband is one of the wealthiest farm­ ers, in Odessa, and Mrs. Leopard was a woman who was respected by the com­ munity nnd loved by her family.«The funeral took place from her late home Hartings. Mich.. July 24. IMG. FridayHENRY B. BAKER. Secretary Mate B®ud uf Health: (X* soon rs the interior decorations Dear Siu:—In answer to vour letter of Jm* 23d I would say. all over our on the Newton house are completed, county and, it seems, throughout the active work will be begun ou the opera State, the wildest rumor* are afloat and house, which will be one in even- sense the most malicious falsehoods have worthy^the city and ita munitlcient been told regarding tlie presence of builde^ ■ diphtheria in the City of Hastings. We have in this city at the present time but Pioneer Meetlng.—The annual ortrease of diphtheria and that of a meeting of the old pioneers of Barry mfld type. Since April 24th we have Co., will be held on the fair grounds in had in all fifteen cases of diphtheria and four deaths, as reported to you. the city of Hastings, August 12th, 1886. After the death or recovery of each per­ Each and every one in attendance will son the rooms have been thoroughly be expected to bring bis basket filled disinfected and cleansed, the clothing with all the good things necessary for a and I tedding in each case of death was basket picnic, as there are no funds on Immediately burned and every precau­ hand to furnish supplies, and no dance tion taken to prevent the spreading of this year, out of which expenses have the disease. Each case as soon as re­ teretofore been paid. The committee ported has been completely isolated ope that all the old pioneers will turn and, ns far as possible, the family pre­ out in force, and make it one of the vented from mingling with other citi­ most enjovable meetings of the society. zens. We have good sanitary regula­ All come, ’and again recount the inci­ tions and all nuisances are abated as dents of pioneer life. • soon as discovered. The general health By order of the president and axecu- of our city is above the average. Any tive committee, P. A. Sheldon, Sec, suggestion you may be pleased to make Tbarry Lodge Knights of Pythias as to the probable cause or continuance of diphtheria in our city will be thank­ will give an excursion to Macatawa fully received. bay on or about August !2thJ A E. H^klrHBok M. D, special train will run from this jfliiee City FhyxIelM Health officer. to Holland City, and from thence the trip will be made by steamboat, a dis­ tance of seven miles. The fare for toe round trip will probably be 81.75. The train will leave this place in the morn­ ing and return the evening of the same day. This will be one of the finest ex­ cursions that our people have had an op­ portunitv of enjoying. The train will Jtop at Middleville, Irving and other pointe, for the accomodation of the L_ t-KnaA nhes Full nartictl- vote on tLe^bridge question, Monday, was a light one. probably owing to the fact that there wm very little opposition to the scheme.^Jut onethird ofthe electors of the city cart their ballots, but enough to carry the measure by an overwhelming majority. Following is the vote by wards: F** Axxinn 1st ward.. 2nd ward; 3rd ward. 4th ward. DETROIT forfeit Wagon, which has many points of excellence not possessed by any other. Don’t forget when yon want a buggy in any style and of the best manufacture that you can find them at our warehouse. Respectfully, , MESSER BROS. If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme” Brand, and Accept No Other! For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS --------- FOR--------- Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy ARE UNSURPASSED. Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. These paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, constating of White Jjtad, Oxide of Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce the different shades, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the latest improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed Oil; the result being an ar­ ticle which tor fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on the market. Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme" Paints are far superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as Lead, when used alone, can from the mode of its manufacture (corrosion by Acetic Add), resist the oxygen of the atmosphere but a abort time. By combining a certain portion of Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly pure White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ facturing a paint which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of Ab they will, when properly applied cover a lar<pr mtrfac< than lead and oil mix­ ed in the usdkl manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ pearance. ' ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. Prqfettional painton are everywhere endorsing them, owing to the superior results accompllrtied through their use, and the great saving in time and labor For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use Neal’s Adamant Paints. Why let your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby When you can make them look like new with NEAL’S CARRIAGE PAINTS? Tbe oort will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful ah*dee.) When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the Acme Decorative Paints. They axe put up in K pints, pints and quarto; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ ily use. Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. • --------- AGENCY AT--------- ' Goodyear’s Drugstore. A GEjmXaM S SMOKE Largest Assortment of Wall Paper in the Qty. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, And all other Patent Medidnes Advertised ia Hi in �—M TRIP “THROUGH THE STATES1 THE NEWS IN BRIEF. A SPIRIT. THE TREES OF WASHINGTON. tricycle M noor eousid-nri about In bedding splendor and moat winsome tbe parirt *ud encumber the suburb^ roods, and mingle with the gny camag« In no dty in the United States, and iNaatty Tmttay oa tbe proareaade at Brighton. The perhape in the world, lias arboriculture, ; tadu» who rid* wear as natty imbitd adXTh ^oubtedly .aff^ M Pwith as a moons of urban embellishment, Ixren ;She violet-laden stands, her hat awry, though they were in the saddle. u:i the more intelligently employed and with lu artlesanssa artistic, and so fair finest horaettesh. They evince no *hy“Through «ho States,” in Fortnightly. more gratifying rteulte than in Washing- 1Tbe amorous grassos kiss her garment’s news, but flash along like mMein on hem; He it a fussy little wretch, who has come ton. The favorable spring weather has The willful clover bends Ils sturdy stem; wheels, making everylxxty d.-rirous of over with his bundles and wrajo, sir! .developed all the natural beauties of the emulating their skill and independence. and his overcoats and notions, you know! (choice ejection of deciduous and ever­ And birds in chorio vcdablllty —Boston Herald. green trees and shrubs which beautify and he expects all ths world to make Startle the hillside’s bright tranquility. room for him. and sec- that he hzs ilrst- not only the great ]<arks, squares and claas comforts, and no interruptions ‘circles of the capital, but the curb lines Is she some native spirit of the wood. At a Chin< »e state dinmjr everybody __ upon hia British constitutionals, or there ,of the broad avenues which sweop up in Whom mighty Pan for very love hath v.lopmg a paying revenue. takes a sinok.-, then first comre the in­ ll«uT Bl.toML • U4 " “.”‘T wooed will be a row, of course. Naturally he beautiful ranges of vision towards tlie evitable thick, mucilage hk»> and driici- • .. . ... , l>. -a—-- Mattia with • gun Here in the dewy shadow of the pines begins with his stomach. “I failed to massive public edifices or form magnifi­ ous tasting soup, on tho top of which And noisy silence of the watchful morn. discover any resemblance of comfort in cent vistas along streets busy with the That in quick light her beauty still con­ float sea slugs, mushrooms and pig^ any of tl»e ordinary American hotels. activities of trade. The work ot tlie eggs. Another smoke to then in orbre, fines The bed-rooms arc furnished in a paltry parking commission, under tbe auspices With gloriole reeptendant to adorn f after which folkiw some sewn or night manner: the toilet utensils are of the of the municipal government, began in What art thou, down-drooped and uncon­ txDUXATOUA Joly si -Tbe Dweratfc courses. embraEing all kinds of frisd commonest ikwcnptiou (hair brushes, 1872, thus affording "fourteen years of scious face, fish, pbMmutta, wild ducks, w-gwables tooth brusbea. etc.), tins gas bracket is practical teat of the sagacity of their That fiftteat like Dryad’s thro’ tbs place! and abundance of greasy fried subinvariable placed inconveniently with jdans and the fruits of their labor. Who art thou, creature of the tender dawn, regard to the looking-glass; and the ser­ Washington, even in this brief space, By light conceived, and of the morning vice is indifferent. In private you never ■urpaMM Paris, Vienna or BeHin in the bom! see a retinue of servants and waiters, number, variety and beauty of ita trees. Loutotena, to a defaulter for Ws0® such as we have in England. In vain A less of » >»,'<<» was o caslonsd al AllsIn the commencement of tiieir work With thunderous roar and diapason rbmy City Tuswlar by tba burning of tbe tlie innocent traveler places hi* boom out­ tlie commission selected trees possessing ride his bed-room door; no notice will be stateliness and symmetry of growth, ex­ From seraphim and heaven’s assembled Union foundry, on Prabla avsaua boat taken of them. Four meals a day are pansive foliage, early spring yefdure mu IdU was turtter dlsensssrl ia executive prepared: and the cloth is practically laid and autumnal variety of colors. In order The undulating music sweeps along. From crystal walls again to be retost .uprwns court of Utah was Tuewlay sent to al day. You walk into a dining-room, to secure a reliable and abundant supply In quivering echoes- tn proclaim thy race, ^te^ottinsbam block, on Euclid which is generally of immense size, and of the best varieties and healthi«t O, little solitary, tender face! the moment you cross the threriiold a growth for tke future, a propagating With hat awry andllttte shore untied, Ckvetand, oocupJwl mainly by art dsalsrs, gigantic uolored man snaps his fingers at garden was also established in one of tho I hear thee by the echo glorified. you, waves his arms oommandingly, and public parks, occupied by tho penal and Ot ths Infinitude of saints forgiven, Tte agricultural department at WwAlo«assigns you a place at one of the tallies. reformatory institutions of tlie municip­ “Of such as she, the kingdom Is of heaven." __ _ j—1*. th* fYindltion ot Be is ornamental, fuuy and of very lit­ ality. which now contains 90,000 tnsu of -Alice H. Huston In Baltimore American district and eubetltuta eome one aba in thetr tho varieties used in different stagre of CURIOUS TRAMPS FROM ASPINWALL . tle use." I This only liegins the trouble. “The growth, from seed to four and five end high temparatu.ro . raament you have taken your seat an­ years. Tbo oenate committee on finance Tuooday other negro rushes up and pours you a The returns or the su[X!rintendent and listened to argumaut by Acting Sacnrtary KapubUuan coa»’«utlon in tbe Fifth district. gjass of iocd water, which forms the uni­ his asoistants report 9G.-000 trees .along “Look out for the tramps!" said a fruit Fairchild and Treasurer Jordan agates* tbe versal drink of Americans at meals. At tlie curb lines of tbe avenues and streets adoption ot tbe Mornoou resolution reotnrtdealer Uie other day. tflnner, after the iced water, another ne­ and racing from five to twenty-five Tlie reporter was admiring the bright Ing the treasury surplus to •100,000,001 gro bends down over the traveler in aw­ years’ growth, which includedtho old buff eolor of a bunch of bananas, w hen ful silance. The whole dinner must £e trees ctf common varieties, generally cot­ a big ugly spider crawled out and ambled Tbs authorities of McHenry county, IU1ordered at once, and it/if) all served at tonwoods, which were standing when along on the counter. He was a bundle noia have rendered a bill of H.ls3 against j—___________ wttli tS* once." Hore he gives us a specimen of tlie systematic arborcultural adornment of dark brown fuzz about the size of one of his orders. “Some oysters on the of th.- capital began. The number stated your thumb, into which were stuck sev­ half-shell, green turtle soup, some clam doee not embrace tlie artistic groupings •coopt u Domiu*uuj •’. Um bands of this eral long, black legx. chowder, some halibut steak; green and grove* of trees in tlie 700 ucres of He was n tramp all tin- way from As­ ninety miles with tbo Atalaata. the loser to convention, and • three cornered t'gbt will IMO1. wWcb Will »urp«w in loUmsity and goose and apple sauce; lambs’ fries: beautiful public parks of the city. pinwall. And, like a tramp who had pay tltiJ.Ouo for lbs relief of the poor of interest any otter political contest in this { sweet potatoes; egg plant; succotash; Some idea may be fanned of the extent stolen a ride under a freight car on a state. Tub fail Witooa, tbe regular Repute stewe^i tom* toe*; Roquefort cheese; of the lines of trees now shading brakeman, his legs seemed cramped from lemon pudding; cranberry pie: cakes; tlie avenues and streets when it the long journey in the ere vices of a watermelon, and French bread." Thon i*» stated th.atj if nil the trees bunch of banana*. The poor fellow was tte reigning family reduced the imperial tn­ _____________ ah.t nf IM he complains tliat the negro does not re­ were stretched oat in two rows they at a low where to go. He was thousands member hia orders in fulL “If you wish1 would form an unbroken vis£a from* of miles from homo and friendless, for A RECORD HARD TO BEATa'p. Bounds, public printer at Wash­ to do at Rome as do the Romans you dip1 Washington to Baltimore, Philadelphia. people do not take kindly to big, ugly ington, ba* purchased .tb« plant at The into thia dish and into that dish, tasting! New York, and nearly half way to Boespiders. He was a tramp and in a Umaha Itei-ubllcau for IIJJ.OM, and will of several simultaneously. Tlie waate-■ ton, or if in a single row, wojfld reach strange country. taka pcreesaion in October. Hie sou in law, Offices, 03 Monroe fulnees of the American system is ter­■ from Washington to within-KW miles of “We killed <>ne here the other night Q H. Kotharksr, to to be chief editor. I St., Grand Rapids. rible to think of f And what a disgust­• Chicago. Tlu> annual planting* add from with a body as big ns a biscut. His body ing ssghti it is to ■see a table full of peo­• 2,000, to 3,000 trees to the number of tlw ;><>pped like a torpedo. They come often ple, each one behind his semi-circle bar­■ year before. The varieties which have in bananas, but we generally manage to ricade of dishes, all of them gettingI been found best suited to streets are the kill them. Up at the old store one es­ CMKOXIC DISEABE*, cold, and all of them more or leas in a ash, catalpa, coffee, cyjireas, elm, maid­ caped and made his home under the , eue* E£i en's hair, gum, horse cheatnut, linden, counter. Then another escaped and for I txwnd tr utk Cktarrti tL.i i -M > “And the crockery! and tho knives' locust, maple, oaks, popular, sycamore, Tbe Democrats of U m Fifth Ohio district a long time we lost sight ot them. One Dishes and cups and saucers of the coare- tulip, and willow, according to localities. day we found a web under the counter, The plantings have oL*j been made and on looking closer we discovered the and kiuvfti that have no cutting edge, with proper regard for certain objective two tramps. They liad raised a large settlers in tbe vicinity of Wbeaton, lUa, but are silver-plated. Tlie very best features. For instance, the famous “Unfamily of spiders, and they were the di«d Tliurwlay coffee in die world will taste poor when ter den Linden," of Berlin, is less than a cutest little things you would care to see. In tbe brigade camp at Sprlngflald, Illa, drunk out of a cup a quarter of an inch mile in length and now more apprecia­ They ran nimbly into tlie web tba Gatling gun, xhooting AJO yard* thick; and reed-birds on toast, one of the ble in history than in reality. Tlie “Unif you made a motion to touch them, American special lies, would taste sweeter ter don Linden” of tho United States nnd many a day wo have watched them if served on porcelain. Immediate and capital is Massachusetts avenue. simply for the amusement. They caught thorough reform is needed in American Tliis-superb sweep of residences, statues every fly that camn within range, and burgh, bare voluntarily advanced the and fountains, and even through its more nowand then a bug happened within K. J. AIKEN. M. D.. GRAND UHL'S. MICH. His picture of Chicago is one of those sparsely settled portions to ita terminus tlieir reSch and varied their bill of fare. soft, subduod lanscai-oti tliat we should on the lianks of tlie Anacostia, presents Although we knew they were dangerous Probirte Order. expect him to write after devouring one four miles of vigorous and stately young pets we did not disturb them, for the Galatea, State of Michigan. County ot Barerlindens twenty to thirty fest high. Tbe At a sreslon of tbe fmteur (<» reason that they seemed to be industri­ dor the terrible eye of that big negro- connections with streets and avenues , hohieti at tte Prubate "fflre in nt*.in said coast) . on Meadxj. four timsa tn one day. “Even tho dirti- similarly planted will in a few years give ous tly-catchera, and were never in­ clined to sting. One afternoon a new piooeer eeSabltsli the "Unter den Linden" of Washington clerk saw one big fellow run around a era XUinoia, was totally deetroyed by fire, in spite of the muddy, black streets. Ut­ a circuit of twelve miles. Ths other av­ comer of the counter, and as lie had Thursday. Tbe loss b •IH.00Q tered with refuse, the plank-foot-paths, enue* and streets, whether devoted to the yellow lake and the canals, the whirl business or residence, liavo also their never seen a spider of such enormous size, he imagined that to allow it to go and rush, tho howling newspaper boys, characteristics of foliage. Tbe maples and Frank Molloy drowned Tbe and tho very mixed swarm of its inhab­ and eatalpan of Penn«-vIrani* avenue, at large was equivalent to turning a young man war itants. Chicago is a most interesting place the elms of New Jer «y, iisw Hamp- tiger looae, and he killed the pet The Emm* Molloy. others ran out and for about an hour the new clerk had ua much ns he could Tbe comptroller of BafTalo aoid \1» Chicago, as elsewhere' in America, the cultivated minority is lost in the swarm­ streets, tlie meridian of the United States; stand up to killing spiders." “Do they ever bite ?" reawd. and that all <XM ing multitude of coarse and vulgar peo­ tho inspire of Maryland, Connecticut and “ Yea. but it Li a rare occurrence. They ple; and at night you find the streets full Vermont avenues, and Uie poplars of of long-limbed fallows, who wear their Virginia avenue give but a partial idea fight like wildcats, and they are high- proposition to settle their liability for 4.30,■ hate tilted l>ack on Uh, crown of their of what the tree* of Washington will tempered, but they never trouble any­ axi Rotnroovr, N. Y., Joly 15—Natbaa • heads, too uncivilised to do nothing, nnd add to the landscape effects of the nation's body unlem aroused and teased. Al­ who pass their evenings chewing quids capital in another decade.—Washington though there are millions of bunches of oftaid peuilon. and ite tetri.: bananji* brought to this country every and toothpicks, with an underhand look Cor. Philadelphia Tunes. vol 'tar causing s copy ol tni* order to te si-aiuir). and many a spider steals his way listed la the Ha»tlng«'BAS*»-k. » on their countananoea, indicative of a Printad and circulated in «al<l reunty « aerobe with them, you never hear of any Charles Hutchison, bmlnesi agent for ths readiness for a fight at any moment." >Y*MM»tasach ««*k tor thre- «uccrolw The average rainfall or our Atlantic one being stung. They are very peculiar Am. rinn board ot foreign miltions, was ks previom to said day of He sees one thing in New Yotk that ia same trifling alleviation. “The derated slope is about forty-two inches a year. things and differ widely in tlieir habits killed by a iocomoUve ta tbe Lowall depot l ires copy.) Jud«r «it Frobtir practical joker* railroad is ugly enough In itself; but the The Californians call their neighbor from the common spider of this coun­ try, which makes a web like the centerstations, perched in ths air, and ap­ LAKE MAHOPAC. N. Y. proached t>y covered stairways, are really ten or twelve inches more. It might be pieoe of a rising-sun crazy quilt. They eighty feat long, which it cut nearly tn two. Ckicaoo, July M—la Um third race al MY DAUGHTER WAS.VERY pretty features in the street scenery of interesting to know what they would make a kind of nest and then spread out WashingSon park course, the great wertern BAD OFF ON ACCOUNT th- city—amusing in silhouette, and call the natives of Chera Punji in the “ « of web in every direction. haiulicap, Saturday, tbe distance being 15% this angle line. which is Kasaia hills, on tho boy of Bengal, where On OF A COLO ANO PAIN Caipwr Wshnsr, a llepablioan politician small an a silken thread they of Ptualmrg, to tbe fourth ot a squad of in­ This is not only delightful, it is southing. tlie annual aggregate amounts to more ON HER LUNOS. DRrun with ease, hanging to it by than 400 inches. Maj. Kennedy, in a r^ separable frMOiU in tba Blxty-Seouod Pwt*. It is a sunflower: our national pride st THOMAS’ ELEC! RIC once looks up—up to the elevated rail­ cent report to the London Geographical their long, flexible legs. When dan­ OIL CURED HER IN 2« suicide. way stations. It is sweet to be flattered. society, makes the yearly total 484 ger threatens they Itave a way of draw­ HOURS. ONE OF THE Joseph Henderson, a clothing merchant Here to more of R: “I discovered only inchi*. But even tliat monstrous amount ing in their lines and, huddling together, at Butta, M. T, was kilted with • shot-gun BOYS WAS CURED OF A M-enui to be a minimum of former esti ­ await the attack of the for. Whan thus one church in New York which has arch­ SORE THROAT. THE MED­ itectural merit throughout; one church mates. for Chambers' Cyclopaedia speaks disturbed they make prodigious Leaps ICINE HAS WORKED WON ­ which, so to speak. holds together and of 527 inches as a yearly average. At and arrange in a circle around the nest, dereoa owed him 130,000. of the Apprentice Glans Plowere all events, the supply must pa sufficient wliich they seem to guard with jealous DERS IN OUR FAMILY, to run a mill on every acre ofground.— care. Then, when provoked, they run ALVAH PINCKNEY. all over the attacking Jiarty. They are covered in the Ohio river at Cincinnati •red also but one house in Fifth av«nu« Cor. Chicago Graphic News. ••ITS SPECIALTIES." game, and put up an ugly fight."—Ma­ which seemed to be above criticism."— DR. THOMAS’ ELEC­ con (Ga.) Telegraph. “E. P. P." in Globe-Democrat. I have lately heard an authentic anec­ 5i«on GERManremEOY Fnrhin^sg^ lUI luliljfejrafea. •TAR SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. 'ssaas?sra.n.u.. FA’IBWm*...,--. dote of Darwin, that seems quite worth repeating. It refers to his old age—the period when lie was bringing out his bookfi on the habits of plants. His health -two French wMpoor, and an old family servant—n woman—overhearing his daughter ex­ field at th«i sound of the distant church press some anxiety about his condition. ball. Millet sold it to a Paris art dealer The moat remarkable increase in the a Paris manufacturer, for *7,900; M. Witoon aold it to M. Secretan. another pentad and bought it back for *40,000. Ha has tinoe been offered *90,000 for it. The history of picture soiling lisa nothing It appears that many fruits acquire believe master'd be hall right madam, hif 'e only 'ad somethin’ to hoocupy 'is mind; sometimes 'e stands in the con­ servatory from muntin* till night—just a-lookin' at the flowers. Hif *e only ’ad better, hl’m sure." No one enjoyed the joke more Chan the great naturalist him­ self .-Cor. New York Critta. To rtmo'. unploaaant odors burnt coffee is the beat disinfectant, and It ia effectual in cleansing utensils from bad odors. Or charcoal powder and camphor We are jiarticularly favored in chanc­ ing to sec the Victoria regia in full bloom. It to a sight of jvhich fairyland Liver thn opening address ox tbs Miaaoanomight Ixoaxt, and in truth tiw wondrous Ils exposition tab fall lily seenw a veritable queen of joys reign­ ing in the midst of her devoted giants— the hardy green leaves. Three tetter lie reversed on the surface of tbe water, in­ numerable Taoia crite-crosB their surfaam bid in the 5, )5< trade dollars looking as to make the romantic jkxmIbility of a lily-leaf couch a very easy thing oftre all. Tlie flower itself to entrancingiy beautiful. Ite pedate at tho base commence in a delicate ethereal pink, which imperceptibly blossoms into a dazzling white tint as it nrexs tbo ton. toveltaM*—London Timas. THE MARKETS. Csscaeo. July H. A Clear Skin Oor. Philadelphia favorite Mexican the queen bearing TRIC OIL FOR COUCHS, COLDS, CROUP, DIPH­ THERIA, SORE THROAT. CATARRH. AND BRONCH­ IAL TROUBLES GIVES IM­ MEDIATE RELIEF. THE MOST VIOLENT, AV TACK OF NEURALOI^ WILL RECEIVE IM M E 01' ATE AND PERMANENT RE­ LIEF . IN FACT AS _A CURE FOR NEURALGIA IT HAS NEVER FAILED-__j_ KruaraM Friday by Will J. Davin, Writer R. Mndoworoft, aad WlUUm T. Well . is only a part bf beauty ; but it is a part Every lady may have it; at-Jeast, what Iooks like it Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. �Agricultural. £t «4'.VK DAVEXJPOtLT, Editor. tw-Ail communication* pertaining to tht» 4e>‘7. JimriH mould t-riMlilrewcdU Mr. E. Daeight hours that, they have l^enP'rwJ v reawrt. Woodland,Mleh. mo^aKd v Cvrjous Flan of Swindling,— they nave repeatedly struck at onri* little time ago we received, in I'oth for a deerwue of time wd anT did not ml , itnmoff we suppose with moat of onr K‘!r7Jlet ?°it’ ,i*ai to see the folly of It, N .liCrlnporaries, the following note, un13 ,’tar the letter .head of the "Fruit and Uie laboring man an niov 3 '•■•getable Growers Association of the or **“«■ work 1 piled States." bearing a long list of will be done each nour of the eight £an wou d be done each hour of Se , and directors: teff, is ia absurd as to claim that to re­ Alliance, Ohio, June 19th. t*«. duce the bushel by one-fourth would Mu Editor—I enclose a notice af Improve the quality of the wheat nr •be proceedings of the Fruit and Vege- wtiat ’’“‘f r*^k measure hold more t;d‘b- Growera’ Association of the wheat. Experience proves that the I nited Slates at Columbus,Ohio, June human system is perfectly adequate to 'iT. lsd’-. Please publish it, , and make Uie performance of ten hours of av. ?. comments as you may deem prop­ tabor. rtaUr.^tblu? to, r to iiopnsw the'importance of this ,ut ect on the minds of the people. ■Djen. top, most of the wage labor is \ Truly yours. witt °^ *!? I'acl ories in connection . ' W. ORLANDO SMITH. 8«c. with machinery. The man tends Uie Knowing of no such association, and machine. Thu machine works at a fix­ > ing tbe suspicious character of ed W>d unvarying rate of speed. Tbe »tai so-called proceedings, we gave the SShin^U^ kt*P UP W|th U,e ubiec: no farther attention. But one machine. He must go no slower- he ,if the editors of the Evening Times of ’^Wnestoj: •bis citv had the curiosity to apply for at tight hours, the machine and the •arthefinformation, and we give be­ aH D,uch work . a his statement of the result in hours hni rim a“‘l workwl -lightly condensed form. , Enclosed was a fne simile newspaper . SGU further; as nearly as can ie r«- £. purporting to be a report of a cens’is onlv about one•!--link’ of the above named asioclaof the people in the United States • •. .n nt ,ihe above time and place. The work whol- pt uceedhuw consisted of evapo- either by the piece or byThereat the job, or for mw .pples. "EzraArnold,-the Ilflntberpseives, or in some way so that the : !■. -t-grower," feesented a drawing pay they receive depends diracUv upon ind s-jrdJlcatlon ol a cheaper evapora- the time, the intensity, ■ or the skill • n; ide. and usal by himself, with of their labor. They will work longer •i -.icti !;• has had better success than bardpr. or more skiUfullv up to tbe -i the most expensive dry house and Innit of endurance or desire, in order raters," Ac, Ac., He generously to gjet money and the good tilings • -signedfits right! and title” in the money will buy. No cight-hohr law ..it nr.tu-r to the association, provided can Hffect the time, intensity or skill ••uit tiu-y would distribute gratuitously w-ith| which this four-fifths of our mo; farmers and fruit- raisers of pie >-ork. And as A rule, Uiis large [ ni'i’d States, comping illustrated cliusr-tne farmers who-make up onei;. ' :■« ns for making the evaporator." hall [of the population, theamidl merft:-.duabh* gift was accepted with chanls, traders, hucksters, independent •.hanks, and it was resolved that the Biechmucs—this class of men who are ;.iu>iif be informed through Uie oews- their i own capitalists, their own em­ • .-.c-.-rs. that for enclosed stamps the ployers, their own paymasters, work it.-•■ W. Orlando would send tlie be- longer, harder and more skillflly than rt.re icraiioned plans and specifications. the wage workers who work ten hours e-gratta tor nothing. A vote of h d®y| :[• inks was tendered the press throughTh* onlv way in which the wage • the country for courtesies extended workers can ever get as many dollars • -a. in publishing the call for the fur an eight-hour day as for a ten-hour . -frag and.f'-r publishing the reports day far Congress to enact that hence­ ; j. Jons meetings -Un motion, the forth Light dimes, or eighty cents, shall ... adjourned to meet at the be a doliar. And then, when the duian- a: - rn Hotel. 8L Louis, Mo, .Dec. 9. Cipatdd eight-hour lalairer takfe his ■ • :• xi:.. ’ We wrote to W. Or- elghtt-ceut dollar into market be will .i~4enclosed a'Btiunp. In return. find that it will buy just eight v cents' • aa small printed circular worth of beef, potatoes and flour, and contiiiulnjr^wpwUlcations and dia- no more. . • Arnold evaporator,” .Some things in this world rest upon - i.c :!ic circular said "will enable the very nature of things—upon natur­ .ii. Intdligvntly make and use it; al law, upon axiomatic truth. Over ’ :..i prolmlde cost frili be from 312 such ,‘things civil law has ho effect. • . f.tr a machine of 40 pounds ca- The walers of Niagara will fall and The sjwcilications. on the foam land roar and laugh at prohibi­ principle of xltnillu aimilibv* curontur, tions, by Legislatures or Congress or ... du -.‘Ik miracles in the Utica asy- 1’ariiaiuent, forever. The negro will i i.i! Bit fortunately there was a way be Id^ck.the Indian red and the Cauindicated by the “nigger in de cassian white, in spite of all the laws mi-ai." This was another circular by that human ingenuity and deviltry can W f irlando, saying: invent and enact. The whole of any•<>•> ■• . nr meeting and publication i.: the specifications and diagram of the Arnold evaporator, there has l>ee,n laid t-iuie our committee au evaporator math at Newark, <).. by tlie commoh not.—Ed. in Ohio Farmer. ■ :,b. evaporator company, which we The New England Homestead says: rind, upon thorough examination, far ■ iperiurtnthe Arnold, because it will “The latest collapse jh that of ‘The a>---r.tie nnicker, do it better, and New Agriculture, or the Waters Led :uiv costs 87 delivered to your nearest Captive,’ a system of underground irri­ u.'K. xtation, all expenses paid, which gation patented by A -N. Cole, of Wells­ is Hilly ;i!rt»iit hid? the cost to make the ville, X. Y-. and advocated by him in Atttafd." . f ■ tbe meet extravagant terms in most of Thunk, you, Mr. W. Orlando, we think the agricultural journals of the day. It I nveat to-day. We will appears that last week the superinten­ 11 the old-fashioned dried apples dent of the Wellsville Water Company ami: i.’rfember, when If we happen to discovered that Mr. Cole had ltd the • at the Southern Hotel in St. Louts, waters captive straight up bill ii\to one •• the ten o'clock in the morning, we of his Under-ground ditches, by means will look in and see if there are anv of a loqg line/d hose from the water­ creciihijms there who have tried the works [hydrant. The mysterious de­ "conmion sense " Meanwhile we com- crease io the water supply, which so • i’-nd Mr. W. Orlando to the attention puzzled the company about this time hut yeat, is thus explained. So is the of ttie post-office department The alwte irom the Country Gentle­ source Of water supply of the under­ ground ditches which made Mr. Cole's num may sFrve as u warning. patented ‘New Agriculture’ produce so finely in last summer's drouth." “Eight Holin Make Ont- Day." and ‘Three >'< < I - Make One Bushel ?**' . • l» kj fill ot good sense, and • : ••’.-io lariiers m> much that we Insert in 'Heiut R Mee and think of it. By an a^t ol the General Assembly, winter, eight hours'were made a legal day's work, unless otherwise agreed by and between employer and -a ployed- Evidently this simply makes the hour ahd not the day. tho basis of <x>ntract. .The hour remains as yet a fixed standard, the day has been arbi­ trarily < hinged. Can any law compel the employtT tu pay the same for eight hf*urs :is tef ton? Cun apy law compel the laborer.U» stop work at eight hours i: he tarn esirn a quarter ns much more y) '••orkiug ten? The law may give :h>-: ■.arni.ml of weights, measures and ■alub,. bid it is almost always unwise ■• chaugi- tlit- standard. It simply create, i^nfusion and requires new iiutu>’inpnt4. The law can never com?.■. the buber to pay as much for a .uUniuishedyjiiantity of anything as for the wht.’e << it. Mippo-.- that three pecks be made the ega. bushel three quarts the legal gal­ lon, twelve ounces the legjj pound, and on; canatfiy law compel a man to PA axmudj money for three pecks of whut ns for four pecks, or as much for mw quarts of maple syrup as for four •liuirts, or ns much for twelve ounces u surtr iW for sixteen. The thing ta 4-MirdHy juelf. But it Is no more 1,11:1 ,tlB bjsuppoiw that the ’ M'loyvr will pay as much for eight hours work its for ten. . ‘’W-hour day, if univeraaDy *• l*tween employer and emLW* .T'ouM inevitably injure the l 1 'T"u!J reduce his wages in ‘11 ratio- rhe dvil law «»» not •h.. r.v natH£allaw. nor make untrue »c. •1X1‘,1n that “tlie whole is greater -.an ,t anij wort|j mOre than a the following taw to be IxxjipS " r” aU-d“« formality and ?' Started by the General As*nibl. n( the State of Ohio, that three • 1 un i* constitute a bushiln a,! niilIers- shippers and ♦k? ,r’ pay the farmers of Ohio thev ' l e l!,r a three-peck bushel ns pald ,or ■*|o”- miSun,Jd mall? W. u>emlllu*e‘r ilnrenfit U>« taw. • "'i '™uij pu“»> • it fj- 11 >• -KnM «»■ v«r» g? .?“* ••“ it to no .Imd -he expectation that employers If it pays well-to-do farmers to keep nothing! but the-very best implements, it necessarily follows that the poorer a farmer is. the less able he is to afford the opposite course. The prosperous farmer always has good tools, nnd takes good care ol them. He gets the best when he buys, and alwavs niu his repairing done be­ fore the implement is neaded. The fanners who make the farm profitable are those who grow crops that are not always the easiest produc­ ed. They endeavor to make labor profitable, and apply it where it can be used to the best advantage. Depend ■ mainly upon the barn for your madure supply. Stable manure! do double or triple duty; they not only supplant plant food, but thev have a mechanical or chemical action that brings out the fertilizing qualities of the soil, a very important item. The article in the Banner of tbe 8th, on strawberry culture, should have been credited to the Michigan Horticul­ turist. It Is our mistake in crediting BOAKD or EDUCATION. Board pl Education met in special w-Mon July 20th. The rollu.ving luciaUxa were presentF.0”1'J-,s Goodvrar; Grecnildd, kelly Lichty, IUd<-r, Tom. HMon. J. M. Bauer and Lathrop. Absent, Huffman. Minuua of previous meeting were read anti approved. The president stated that he had call59 «the request of the Lomiaittae un grounds and buildings that their-report regardtag the condi­ tion ot furnaces ta central building, and other matters would be presented in ita order; and that such other business would be transacted as the board deem­ ed necessary. The Committee oo gxbunds and build­ ing reported as follows: U r° the President and members of the Board of Education, Hastinga: Gentlemen.—Your Committee on grounds and buildings have examined the furnaces and find them in the fol­ lowing condition, to wit: ^IxlMtW0SJ,U Enlaces are in good condition. The north furnace fire box is good; the bottom plate of the radia­ tor is cracked at both ends and eleven of the Hues are burned out. The fire l>ox ta south furnace is of no good, the radiator is cracked the same as the one in north furnace and the flues are all good. Committee would recommend the following: To take th.e radiator out and repair it by putting a piece of iron on each end. and rivet or bolt it on, and put in eleven new flues. Repair the radiator in south furnace the same put in new fire box that we have on hand and set it up the length-of it to the west,that will leuvetne ventilat­ ing shatt open as it was when the bouse was built. Change hot' air pipes that heat the lower rooms, so that they run direct to the rooms instead of running into the large pipes us they now do. . F. FORD. . C. KBLLY. CouunlCtee. Moved by Mr. Goodyear that Uie re­ port be accepted and iidoptetl. Motion amended by Mr. Bessmer that the Committee be instructed to uncover furnaces, takeout the radiators and report to the board. Motion pre­ vailed rs amended. Cdtamittee on rules and regulations reposed that they bud under considera­ tion/the matter of preparing a small circular for the school year of 'bfi and 8«, and Asked for authority to have the same printed when they should have completed their work. Moved by Mr. Goodyear that the Committee be auth­ orized to have 50u copies of the circular printed. Motion prevailed. The Committee on ground and build­ ings reported regarding the condition of vault at second ward building. Moved by Mr. Bessmer.Uiat Uie Com­ mittee on grounds aud buildings be in­ structed to have second ward grounds aud building put in a thorough sanitary condition. Motion prevailed. The Committee on finance reported back the accounts of A. McCoy 83.40 and the account of Barry countv Democrat, 813.27 and recommended that the account of A. McCoy be allow­ ed at the amount claimed, and that the account of Barry Co. Democrat lie allowed at 810. On motion the report of finance Com­ mittee was accepted, and accounts allowed by the following vote. - Ayes, Bauer, Beesmer, Dawson, Ford, Good­ year, Greenfield, Kelly, Lathrop, Lichty, Rider nnd Tomlinson. Nays none. The account of W. E. Standish lor cleaning vault at central building, amount 8« was presented and on motion allowed by a called vote, all preoent voting aye. The Committee on grounds and build­ ings reported that they had examined the electric clock system in central building and found it in the pondiUon as stated by'Mr. Hessmer at the last meeting. They presented an itemized memorandum of material needed for repairing same, .and recommended that clock in first ward be cleaned and re­ paired. and that a new clock be furn­ ished for the building In second ward. Tbe Committee was authorized to have the clocks put in order and pro­ cure a new clock tor second ward. A communication was received from Miss Addle'D. Bird, of Ann Arbor, stating thal4he would not accept the position ot second assistant teacher to which she had been elected at the salary named. On motion the board proceeded to the election of a second assistant teach­ er to fill vacancy and Miss Louise hi. Shepherd was declared elected second assistant teacher, having received a majority vote, and the secretary was notified to inform her of her election to the position. No further business ap­ pearing, on motion the tioard adjournal. JOHN LICHTY, ITmhleuL K. A. RIDER. Secretary. S ••Why do you not look me in the face?" “Because your breath is t»d. If you would use Trix you would be much more companionable." Street cars now run between St. Joseph and Benton Harbor every twelve min uto. THE FOOU8H OLD WOMAN. o. And she chuckled ami laughed cs she Little Eva. who has been ascending went with a wm. ‘ to heaven at regular and irregular in Her body waa bent tervals »nc*» 1855, will repeat the ex­ periment at Ionia next week. Tbe dear With a load as heavy as Bins ta Lent. child is beginning tu show her years. “Oh, why do you chuckle, old woman?" Those who believe that nature will says I, work off a cough or cold should under­ “As you climb up the hillside so steep and stand that this is done at the expense of so high?" the constitution. Each time this wea­ “Because, don’t yon see. kens the system, and <we all know that I’ll presently be the termination of this dangerous prac At tbe top of the hUl, he, he!" says she. ' tiee is a consumptive’s grave. Dont take the chances, when a 50 eent bottle I saw the old wowan go downward again, of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will And she easily traveled, with never a pain; safely and promply cure any recent • Yet she loudly cried ' cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. And gustily sighed Buy the dollar bottle of FredHotchkiss And groaned, though tho road was level for chronic cases or family use. and wide. Fred Douglass will deliver an oration at Cassopolis on the occasion of the “Oh, why, my old woman,” says I, “do you weep, emancipation anniversary, August 4. When you laughed as you climbed up tba Cherokee* Blood Purifier will cure ' hillside oo steep?" Scrofula, Erysipelas. Salt Rheum and Scald Head. W. H. Goodytar. Because 1 expect," Would you BEi.iEVE.it? We are 8ay» she, “I shall ochu ia climbing the next." daily guaranteeing Kemp's Sarsaprilla to the people for cleansing the blood Maxim: Hope in advcrelty, Fear in prosperity. and giving a new lease of life. Price 81. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Uianuie ordinary kind*, and cannot t _ _ —Howard Pyle. oompetiUon with tho mnlUtude oftow 1 FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver •A EeputaUon aa a "Man-KIHar.** Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, I was told tliat many of the frontierafor the Complexion. W. IL Goodyear. men who have killed a number of men To-night and to-morrow night, and are “mure sinned against than ginning. ” at all times call on us for Kemp’s Pile Suppositories. The new treatment for It was explained In this way: Piles. Price 50 cents per box. W. H. ticularly, means a fight with pistols. A Goodyear. man gete in a brawl, pistols are drawn C. M. Sly, of Plymouth, injured iff a and he kills some one. If this is done runaway last Saturday, died Tuesday. fairly, no one thinks much of it , Then V>o\x^t\x\c.\xX. ^5 suppose Uiie. num is unlucky enough to -WOMAN'S FRI rr-sulte, are Acker*B Dyspepsia Tablets, get into another difficulty and again kills Recommended by physicians and endorsed a man. From that time he commence* by all who have used them. Tho best to be known and talked about, and be­ remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency,and Con- comes in constant danger of an attack qtipaUon. Guaranteed, and sola at 25c. by from the friends of tbe num has shot, Securer to GIRLS apainleoa, perfect Fbou'k Hotcmkibb, Drassutand still more from a certain class of development and thus prevents life­ , Thirteen instructors have been, en­ •rustlers’ who are desirous of earning a long weakness. Sustains and soothes Over worked reputation os a •man-killer' for them­ gaged at the Benton Harbor college. Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why selves by shooting somebody who bears Women, Bzhiustod Mothem, nod tlie rcjiutation of being one, just as east ­ will yon allow your little darling to prevents prolapsus. suffer with those horrible worms when ern pugdifita axe constantly trying to Cures palpitation, sleeplessness, ner­ a sure remedy is so near and cheap? knock out John L. Sullivan. The know I- vous breaking down (often preventing Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup edge of Ulis keeps die man al ways on the will surely give relief and costs but 25 alert; he seldom drinks to exoesa, is al­ insanity), providing a safe change of cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. ways prepared to defend himself, and ho life, and a halo and happy old age. Beader suffering from any com­ The Bay Port quarries yield from constantly studies how to shoot accur­ five to fifteen car loads of freight a day. ately, and above all, quickly. Conse­ plaint peculiar to the female sex, zoaeverything ta you. Nothing better than Cobb’s Little quently, any one wlu> does tackle him is phora is pretty certain to get the worst of h. In Send for our circular, of private testi­ Pills for keeping bowels regular.52 tliis way, a man without desiring it in cents for 40 pills. W. Hl Goodyear. monials and be convinced. the least, may be actually forced into Every woman sickly or healthy The latest name proposed for Reeds killing a number of others.”—Montana Lake is ‘'Lonegeta." should read “Facts for Women." This Cor. American Agriculturist. Ixxik will be sent to any Lady reader You are feelim; dr|>re*.*cd. your appetite Is of this paper, and to ladies only, on poor, you are tmtnerml with Headache, you are Beatify Hu always won tho favor of Odgrtty, nervous and Evuerally out ot aorta, and receipt of 10c. Address, want to brace up. Brace up, but not with atlm tbe British peers. The eldest son, or the ZOA-PHORA MEDICINE CO, ulauta, spring medicine*, or bitter*, which have man in poMewuon, can afford to please tor their basis very cheap, bail whisky, and hta taste, and doubtless the handsome which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse eondlilon than before. What you looks of many of the nobility are due to N. R-Lettar* marked ■yrfcofe" *7,?^ inly by oor Private Secretary and a>u«ultwant 1* an alterative that win purity your blood, start healthy action of Liver and Kid­ tho beautiful women who have recruitid ney*. restore your vitality, and irlve renewed ita ranks so largely. The illegitimale health and strength. Such a medicine you will cluldren of sovereigns lyive been enno­ bled down to tho last reign, and in the It (a said that tbe East Jordon Enterprise present day young peers and heirs have offl'-e I* U> be purrliiL-ed by a ib*k company of sought mates in half a score of instances dtiieua • among those who»e presence sullies any . An old pbyslcian. retired from prac'lce, haring society they enter. had placi d In hl* hands by an East India misThe blue blood does not seem to curdle slomuy tbe formula of s simple vegetable re­ at tho contact, for the grandest of .Eng­ medy for the speedy aud permanent cure of Consumption. Broncbltl*. Catarrh. Asthma and lish peers welcome to their ancestral all throat and Limit Affrcllon*. altua a positive homes the brewers and l<mkere, the and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested Its tailors and tobacoontata, who, iw soon as wonderful curatlvv rower* In thousand* of they became noble, look down as super­ cases, has felt It his duty to make It known to blssiinerfng fel Iowa Actuated bv/Uils motive ciliously on plebeians m any descendants and a desire to relieve human I will of peer or jwramour. A stroke of the send free of charge, to all who desire It, this ATHL0PH0R082: recipe. In German, French or English, with full wand of Cinderella’s godmother tornes diri'ctlons far preparing and using. Sent by vermin into decorated lackeys fit to go mall bv luidmslng with stamps, naming this paper. W. A. Norn. IM Power’s Block. Bocbea- to court; axid the flunkeys did not forget their rat hole more readily than those Raln Is needed very much neat Maple Rapids, transformed aristocrats their early ob­ nnd many farmer* art rutting their corn for scurity. Blood will tell; and their blood ___ 1 odder. is noMe—now.—Adam Badena’s Letter. What In more disagreeable to a lady than to know that her hair has not only lost It* color,, The Ikautlw of tbe Holy Land. i but Is full of Dandruff? Yet sueh wm the case The following is from a letter written with mine until I used Parker's Hair Balsam. My hair is now black and perfectly clean and. by H. G. Spofford in Jerusalem, under glossy.—Mrs. E. Sweeny. Chicago. 1TKL0M0KK CO.. IB W»U It.. K« -W date of April 18, to Mr. Chandler of ChiA force of seventeen men are at work on tbe new railway bridge over the Muskegon ax Illg “Palestine has now a very different apRaplda peanmee from the one worn when you lrifle w!lh “T Th*0** « AJ O V Lsuig Disease. If yon hnvo POWDER Absolutely Pure. ZOA-PHORA, Stic Su^t a i Cough or Cold, or the children are thrtatemed with Croup ar Whooping Cough, um Acker's English Remedy ana proven! further trouble*. It is a positive cure,' and wo guarantee.it.Price 10 and Wo. Fmro'K Hotcrkim. Druggist­ Great clouds of smoke hung over Bic Rapids and render out door life there anything but plaaaanL SsraaparlUa, and it i» an unanswerable argu­ ment m toatrenglh and economy. The Antrim county talr will be held SeplemThat is to rav. the mournful heart of the Buffering woman who la burdened with dyspepsia and agonizes with tor­ ment during weary' nlghta ot *leepla»ness. Such a woman needs kind friends, hearty sympathy ami Brown’a Iron Bitters. Mr. A. A. Mantuis, Marshall. Texas, writee, My wife has been entlrelr cured of dT,p««to Md mneral debility bv using Brown s Iron Bitters. Good news for the weary heart. Last vear Roscommon shipped 9,000 bushels'of hucklelierrira. This year ure there none to ship. clippings po doubt. The proprietor of the Great Western Poultry Yard, Mr. Jama E. Gocdkev BL Louis, Mo., is enthusiastic in hta praise of Red Star Couge Cure which cured him after all other remedies fail­ ed. He says it neither constipates the bowels, nor causa rick headache. Paw l’«w claims to have the model public schools of the state and says। the president of the state board of educa­ tion says eo. The pjin-banisber is a name applied to St. Jacobs OH, by the millions who h.nc l<«u cured of rheumatism and ni-andgta by its use. THU RKV. GRU. IL THAYKR. Of Bourbon. Ind. *>)»: "Both nivjelt and wife owe mir live* to SHILOH'S OONBUMFHOK CURB." Sold by W. H. Goodyear. ARK YOU MADE miserable bv Indtaertipn, coneUpailon. IHzzincm. Low of Appetite. \e.lowSUnT .Shiloh’* Vltaluer I* a jwslUve cure. Sold by W. IL Goodyear. WHY will you couxh when Shiloh^ Cure will ere Immediate relief. Price lOe.. reefs, and fl. rid by W. H. Goodjear. try looking ao beautifully. Tlie rains have been abundant (die rainfall about thirty inches up to tbe present time), and the crops are all in moat promising con­ dition. Thb -wild flowers, too, surpaae, this year, anytliing we liave seen before in variety and beauty. In a two hours* walk yesterday afternoon, through fields north of the city, I gathered a bouquet of cyclomsn. ranunculus, blood-dropa, llax, wikbpea, and clover blooms, etc., etc., which was simply glorious. I never saw a more beautiful collection of flowers in my life. It would seem that a tight of IL without other proofs, would bo suffi­ cient to suggest to one whether tho curse which liad so long Inin upon this land had not begun to pan away, and whether the set time to favor Zion had not oom."—Inter Ocean. The possibility that ozone in the nb merpherv may promote pneumonia by SHILOH’S Catarrh rented)' l» a positive erre for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker irritating the lungs was discussed ta The American Meteorological Journal last Mouth. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. fall by Dr. Daniel Draper, director of Condnetor Myer*, who wm June “• the New York Central Park observatory. died at bl* home in Howell Wednesday. In his annual rejwrt of 1085, jiiirt out, Are attended by on Intlaim-d condition of the tbe doctor further conaiders this topic, HnlDK membrane of the nostril*, toardurta and and presents data bearing upon it in the form of charts. In connection with this bunihw senmUoti. There lire severe spMm* of subject he offers a novel suggestion. Coincident wiUr the wonderful rosy sun­ rises and sunsets in the autumn of 1883 and 1884, which have since been the subBrothiT*. dnuBlrta, Owego. N. V. PARKER S TONI HINDERCORN8 tb-rimmh. Mopoanta^. <JlTW«otrmit4a lUkMWo CLY’S Cream Bals Glre* Relief at COLDinHEA CATARRH HAY FE fronilnjurloun and Off<• tub e Blood Will Tall. ^KLYBKOTHERiB DruCTht*. Owego. N.Y. Al. owww. , ——- ’ - ' a notable decrease in the amount of Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup fur nelllUK hard elder on ibo rtnsett. will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers ozone in the air observed in Central Hud bad sores upon the body face or park. Dr. Drajwr thinks the latter phe­ The beat wive tn me worm for Cutt. limbs'. Will thoroughly cleanse the Hom, U1«T», Son Rheum. Fever Sort*. Te.Jcr, nomenon may have been due to the ay<em and blood of every trace of dta- Cli*l»pcp Hau<Ls,Cbllbl»lu». Coni*. *a<> all Bkto former, and that tho brilliant spectacle eases that have their origin therein. Knu’Zlm-.*. in question, by restricting tbe prevalence Cures tbe rheumatism, salt rheum and of pneumonia, had some influence, per­ canker, nnd is well recommended by haps, on the sanitary condition of our' for tastlmociata. the medical profession all °^.“e Tlie Wheelbarrow Work* at Lanalng have be--' globe.—Medical Journal. Confidence men have worked the country. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by .run operntion* lUfiiin. “flim-Sam” racket with conriderable W.'H. 'Goodyear Kvrry a»y na<z* w nw success at Grand Itoplds recently. London philanthropintu now go about On August 11 the 30th annual re­ pose Mustang Lininxnt or.!/ good with their pockrU filled with pea-soup in The bat on earth, can truly be said union of the Twenty-third Michigan for horses? It is for ir.fianunaof Glycerine t>alve. which ta Infantry will bo held at Ferry, Shwwasthe form of a small, solid tablet, which has only to ba boiled to have all the qualtiou of al! Cedi. sure, safe 1 ana speedy cure for cuts. aee county. brutaeL 8CM2d?i.bn'^;H^t'De1ur?DtiS other sores. We positively cure pitas, tetter and ail skin eruptions. Try this Satisfaction guaranteed br rrrtwli* IIotcbklM. arurelBU.I Ufj-CWM.b.r>mk»W»"" <W» 1 b. mm whb * loek.-Exob^se. ^J^irSxmded. Only* 25 cents. Hastings, Mich. B*ct orawu-u. Did you Sup- �A BLOCKADE STILL HOUSE. IR. BOLDON’S EXPEDIENT.: county hospitaL This well-timed generosity nettled the “You have to go to tbe lock-up, then," question of Mr. Boldon's popularity. The rejoined the station-master, roughly. ladies' committee of the hospital nomi­ in Highstn-et, Wretborough. one October “You'd best pay up." nated him at once aa one of their male morning. • Mr. Boldon only shook hb head again advfaera, and lus name was put on the And truly Mr. James Boldon'* position and sighed heavily. list of life governora. The amateur was not a happy one. He was a young Ae the lawyer expected tlie official was dramatic and choral societies sent him man, lately admitted as a solicitor, and exasperated by his obstinacy and en­ tickets for their entertainments, given be had spent all hfa little capital to no couraged in hb high-handed manner by for the benefit of cliarity. Tire West­ parpoee in trying to make a practice the;meekness with which he was enn- borough Independent printed in a promi­ for himself in the town of Wretborough. fsoated. None of the railway people re- nent position the letter of the hospital He was almo«t a stranger in the town, cognixed iu the shabbily-dressed, un­ treasurer gratefully acknowledging Mr. and, ollliough Ire had been there nearly shaven individual before them the spruce Boldon's munificent gift, and added a a year Ire had hardly succeeded in mak­ gentleman who liad paid a poor man's few laudatory words of its own. ing on acquaintance, much le?s in gain­ fart a few days before. Finally, after a pleasant little sujrpcr ing clients. Tlie report tliat there was “Bonnor, go for a constable," said the in Mr. Bolden's lodgings, there appeared “an opening” in the place, on the ntrength the following paragraph in that exoelof which he had come there, liad proved flexible judge awarding a term pt twenty Unt organ of public opinion: to be entirMy fallacious. Tire town was rvars' penal servitude.. “We have heard it rumored lately that just large enough to hide him. It wm "Don't do that; I'll give yoa my name a few of onr more prominent townsmen in vain tliat he went regularly to St. and address, I'm known in tlie placid— have been talking of according to Mr. Augustine’s Mfabon chapel, in tlie hope that fa. I'm quite rcsjiectablc, you know.” Jamcti Boldon. solicitor, a substantial of having hfa name put on tlie building •ph, I dare nay," returned tho station­ mark of their appreciation of hfa ptibliccommitu*e of the new church; in vain that master, with trtx) official supercllioua- spirited behavior in a lata trial, and of he frequented (at proper hours! tlie nok his disinterested conduct in handing over btlliani-nMini of the new Royal hotel: There waa an awful pause while the the fruits of hfa victory to one of the ia vain that he arduously attended the porter was gone to fetch tire constable. most deserving of our local charities. county court and the police court with ’‘Don’t you think," suggested Boldon. We have heard it whispered that W. H. a glazed black bag that held nothing ahnoat timidly—“don't you think it Brucebridge, Eeq., J. I., who has already but a newspaper and one or two law might be as well to telegraph to London publicly expressed his sympathy with books. BuhineMi would not come to liim. for inatructioriH?" Mr. Boldon and Algernon Tracey. Esq., Nobody knew him, and nobody eared to Tire station-master frowned. the treasurer to the Daleehire county know him. “They couldn’t complain of you in that hospital, have expressed some intention case, at any rate," pursued Boldon. of heading the subscription list. We give him—one who might, if he had had iuiy Tlie Btution-nuiHtor hesitated. this to our readers with all possible ob­ business whatever, have proved a useful “I’ll wait in tire waiting-room til! you serve, but we have no hesitation what­ friend—Mr. Lionel Winn, editor of The get an answer," said Boldon, m he led ever jn saying that such conduct on tire Westborough Independent. Tho young the way to that cheerful apartment. part of the gentlemen we have named lawyer had made tlw acquaintance ot The official darted a suspicious glance ’would reflect honor upon themselves, Mr. Winn over the billiard table. But of at tire prisoner. Still, tho advice wm and would not be wanting in appropri­ prudent and he acted upon iK. In .half ateness, us the names of both of these getting a flattering ©otice in the news­ an hour the answer came back: “The gent lemen liavo Ireon associated with tlie paper when there wm absolutely nothing passenger without a ticket must pay the public vindication pf Mr. Boldon's honor. to notice? [y fare from London, or be charged before <5ur reoilers may depend upon our keep­ It was nearly 12 o’clock, Mr. James the magistrate*." ing them acquainted with tire progress Boldon hod been looking aver hfa ledger, “Just let mo see tire message you're of events." and even his sanguine disposition failed got, said Boldon. when the result was Thfa promise was so faithfully carried him, as lie marked the state of things announced to him. “If it fa aa you say, out an<i tire proposed testimonial was so there dfaolased. He rose from the table Hl go quietly, or pay." thoroughly taken for granted that Mr. with a groan, put on his hat. and, telling They allowed him the message. Bracebridge and Mr. Tracey found themhfa solitary office boy (who was improv­ “No, 1 really can't pay all that money. M*lvcs compelled tx> take the honorable ing his time by bpring holes in tho lid of y»u know," said Boldon, sadly, m he plaoe which liad been assigned to them. hfa desk) that be would not be in till read tho telegram. and accordingly be Tire mark of esteem took the form of a after lunch, Ire sallied forth into the waa mazchetl off to the policy office. . puree of sovereigns, which reached the street guarded by a policeman on tire right* respectable figure# of 100 pounds sterl­ Not having any particular object in and by a constable in the imposing uni­ ing. view, he thought Ire might m well go to form of the Great Railway company, on A dinner was held m a matter of tire railway station and get a London the left. / ' course, to celebrate the event, and the paper, and thitirer he directed hfa steps. I Aa it was Saturday night, nothing presentation was made in proper form. After buying hfa paper, Boldon ob­ could be done that day, and Mr. Boldon Mr. James lioliiou returned thanks with served <* Om phtforin tire station-mas­ did not choose to disturb the Sabbath a becoming modesty, declaring witii ter, whom he knew by sight, engaged m rest of Mr. Lionel Winn, hb only avail­ some humor that imore by far than even an angry altercation with an elderly able friend. by asking him to bail him their generous gift did he value the man, who looked like a farm laborer. out an Sunday. happy consciousness that hfa humble ef­ A little crowd aurrtiunded tire dfaputanta, j On tlw Monday morning, however, an forts in the public service had been ap­ and Boldon sauntered up to see what was early moorage was sent to Mr. Winn, and preciated,i that helhad gained the good the matter. 1st promptly appeared and bailed out the will of neighbors and that he was now “A tell’ee' a’ve coom from Lambome, young lawyer, who was heartily tired of no longer a stranger in their midst, but an' a'U pay no more," said the man. his incarceration. Later in tlie day the one of themselves, a Westbororian to ■ “You must pay your faro from London case came on before tho magistrates, the backbone, accounting the reteem and all the same," returned the station-mas­ and Mr. Boldon attended with tlie land­ respect of hfa fellow-citizens lifa richart ter angrily. “Here's the by-laws. You lady of the inn at Lambome and one of can read it for yourself—that is, if you the shopkeepers, wlio were able and In this Mr. Boldon wm perfectly right. willing to prove that he could not poa- Clients came in apace. He had got his “Naw, a caan’L" rfbly have traveled from a greater dis­ name up for good.—Whitehall Review. “Well, It says that any one traveling tance than Lombomo oil the preceding without a ticket must pay the fare from Saturday nigljt. Tlie charge was of the station at which the train started. course dismissed, one of the magistrates, Many of us still cling to the old myth How am I to know you only got in a. jolly old fellow named Bracebridge, about the inability of tlie average north­ al Lambomer remarking tliat Mr. Bollcm, who seemed The dispute went on, the station-mas­ to be a respectable solicitor, had been gradually giving it up. We have learned ter, who had been a sergeant in the treated shamefully, and that if ha stood that Home localities in this country were settled by immigrants from certain Eng­ parlance of hfa office and the necessity dined to let tho Great Railway company lish counties and that the peculiarities of oftnforcing the law, liaving evidently speech brought from the mother coun­ the best of it. The young solicitor vent­ Next day The Westborough Independ­ try have boon handed down from father ured to say something for the man, and ent contained a long account of the “in- to son. Some of tlie oddest and mart was roughly advised to mind his own creditable and really scandalous outrage, uncouth provincialisms, both northern business. This rather nettled him; and, to which one of tho most respected mem- and southern, are accounted for in this an the poor man protested that ho could way. Then, we have no definite Htandard not pay the fare from London—7 shilto go by, no one dictionary, no one dty to lay down the law of pronunciation. proepeel that he would be taken before at which tho worthy magistrate had Even the opinion ot Fowler, expniwed the magistrates, Boldon good-naturedly hinted^wan adopted. Mr. Boldon brought in his universal grammar, that the best paid the money for him, aud the matter his action against the railway company English pronunciation is to be found in for false imprisonment and malicious Maryland must be taken with some Our hero walked abstractedly back to prosecution. grains of allowance. It is plain that the his office, pondering over the luud case As everyl>ody knows, Westborough fa on assize town, and the case of Boldon it is, has the upper hand at present In and his deliberations lasted for one ra. the Great Railway company excited company with Boston baked beans it is a good deal of public intereet Every­ gradually p-rmcatiug ovary nook and On tbe following Saturday morning body wished to know bow tho law stood corner of tire south. The rising genera­ Boldon omitted to shave, and stayed in­ on the question, for every body luid hud tion in Atlanta and the rising generation doors all day. After a Hulwtantial early occasion some time or otirer to travel in Boston talk alike.—Atlanta Constitu­ dinner he proceeded to make oame without a ticket. tion. changes in his raiment He pul on an Mr. Bustard, Q.C., was counsel for the old twaed suit considwably the worse plaintiff, and nobly ho performed his for wear, and a pair of boots that had Sir James Stephens is proud to posscaa seen letter days. His hat he took from task. lie pictured hfa client, a member Carlyle's writing-table, and thus relates of an honorable profession, a gentleman a wall-merited oblivion, and finally ho of delicate and sensitive feelings, dragged how it camo to him: “Mr. Carlyle." he adorned hfa nock with a red and blue by tlie ruthless hands of tho police says, “raked me to be his executor, and woolen comforter. Thus equipped, ho through tho crowded streets on a Satur­ some little time after I had accepted that day night, exjx>sed to the rude gaze of duty asked me, in his drawing-room, to town about ten miles off. choose one of the articles of furniture or He reached his destination about 7 the jeering mob, and ahut up In a cold. pictures contained in it, to keep as n me­ o'clock in tire evening, and his first prowhole days. And all for what ? Because morial of him. I chose the table—or thfa gentleman had the courage, tire pul> rather desk—in question, partly because Having refreshed himself. lie spirit, to resist an unreasonable and it was of hardly any intrinsic value—it Thfa wan tire rad aoWoquy " fr X | DUt UM* UllKW-d- -----------.... ,, tains who are the manufacturer!of illicit whisky are not of the worst type or crimtaH.. They bdirnv U>« artahttudo u they <*«»" ’"''“‘‘“I ■>-». and d»,U **■?■*“ of hauling it over almost impaemue roads fifty or 100 miles a*V mark*. The >noonshiner calls in hw neighbors, and with their aid and that of his wife and sons and daughters there w built a rude structure now so common in this mountain section, and populariy called a “blockade still house. The malt is pounded into a jmwder by means of mortar and pestle, which is operated by the water in tbe brook always hard by every stfl!. A beam like an oldfashioned well sweep is arranged on uw bank of the stream and poised on a ful­ crum. Ou the end of the beam furthest from the brook b the mortar, large enough to hold wreral bushels of malt, and into thb- falls the huge paatle, a three or four feet section of a tree's trunk, aome eight inches in diameter. On tlie other end of the beam b a bucket, sufficiently large to hold water enough to be heavier than the pretie. and thia, being in position to catch the diminutive waterfall, gently preaaea down ward wlien full, nnd. bearing the pretlo adoft, sinks until it rests upon an incline plane, where the water jiours out, and the pes­ tle falls, only to be pulled up again aa the bucket takes in water anew. This b a sort of pretle that will beat and pound away whether the moonshiner lie with It or. In fear of the coming of the officers of tlie law, has hied himself away npiong the higher liilh. Wlien a sufficient number of gallons of whisky have been made to justify a trip to market the muculsr moonshiner and hb force cany the precious fluid by the jugful to hb humble home far down tlie mountain side, where the road begins. Onto tlie canvas-covered wagon the kegs are rolled, and down tire mountain go the oxen or tire mules, carrying into the pale of civilization the highlander's tribute to commerce. Away across the Bide mountains, the boundary line be­ tween the Carolinas, thfa freight is borne until driver and tram are amid the cotton fields of the Palmetto state, where lire thirsty planter luiifa with gladness the moonshine wagon, while the gay and festive villager, oppremed by local option views, extends the heart­ iest welcome to tbe contents of the kegs, and considers tlie dispenser of the dew a veritable alchemist, whom magical dutillation flings over tho commonplace of life the glamour of gilt edge. . The moonshiner thus distills and ili»tributes until some revenue official over­ takes him in hb, traffic. Then a trial at court, and. if he b convicted, a term at Albany, but if he fa acquitted, as for lack of sufficient evident he is likely to be, the moonshiner return* lo hfa remote iiabitation. and. far up among-the pro­ tecting mountains, kindles again the fires whose embers are scarcelypold. He lives wjth small crops and a large family, with little information aud many wants, with the least of ambitions and aoundrat of appetite*, until he pasatn away and sleeps with his fathers under the shadow of the mountains where he first saw the light, and where hfa uneventful days hare been spent.—Chicago Herald. Thfa Mr. Bolden positively refused to pay. and accordingly he was detained u.wM»ur<i uKncninK.Koa The newest Atlanta drink is “milk The mixer of ( Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices tliat no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand w, keep the latest and best designs in our work: furnish' esti mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peopie, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealere in Barry County, w-e make it a special object for Barry County people to buy ot us w, can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. j^ONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each cYistomer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery' we have in stock at face value. Try Our tea! Smith, Hams Hanhai. March 10th. 1SS6. DUSSELL HAS Removed DRY GOODS AND K I M Ivlillinery Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. Hew Hs Hailly Mis! JULIUS RUSSELL. Connection*. other armies. In the recent Austrian in Martha’s Vineyard tbe distribution of maneuvers it is said that scouts mounted deafness coinddee with that of certain w Uycto. wd Iricyela, ouUM mwduwoe, Mid how Uw 'ctej. j, for»»U, odopud ta AMrtan milp bW.l.ILk-__ _ T— .1 . “ verdict for the acampbell HIS STOCK OF In making the survey of the proposed Whirlpool railway at Niagara falls, which will run along thA bank at lheedge of the river from the iublined railway to the Whirlpool, the engineers have run across some facts which will Kurprfa*> scientists. When tire survey was made in 1851 for the Suspension bridge of the Great Western railway, it was claimed from the surveys that the river wm higher at the Suspension bridge than at the foot of the folk, and thfa theory w» accepted, it being claimed that “the im­ mense pressure from the falls carried the water up hill." The present xurvey, which gives the first levels ever taken through tire water line, explode* tlie up-hill tlreorv. and shows that, from the foot of the inclined railway to tire Cantilever bridge, two mile*, the incline is stx feet, and from the Cantilever bridge to the "Whirlpool, a littia lera tlian a mile, it fa fifty-four and a half feet, thus giving the water the terrible force it attains in going through the Whirlpool.—Pittsburg Dis­ patch. Now fa a good time to make sure of lightning-rod connections, and enjiecially that they are well grounded. The great majority of rod.* now erected are de­ ficient in their ground coanectiomi, and consequently are practically useless. This words with tbe landlady, and visited illegal impost. It wm the interest of ling—and partly because it fa of rather fa the reason of so many Inatancoi of every railway traveler—he might, there­ damage, even when buildings hare rods. fore, say of every man, woman and cliild peculiar make, and had for many years In general, tire rod fa simply stuck down in the three kingdoms—that the righte of been associated with him in my mind. two or three fret deep into dry earth, He told mo he was glad I had chosen it; him at Westborough: and in each cam tbe traveler and the liberty of subject that it was remarkably solid and well which fa about the same as if the lower should be vindicated in the person of hfa end of the roa were inclosed in a bottle; client. “My client doesn’t care for made; and that he had written all of hb such rods are fatally defective. The only damages, gentlemen," said Mr. Bustard books on it except Schiller."—Detroit chance for safety fa with good ground 'T'V.. . in conclusion. “Tliat fa not hfa object in London train for Westborough and tho coming here. Hfa object fa to expose an without a rod than with one badly conabuse, tn illegal abuse, gentlemen, which Deafness appear* to be exceptionally weted with ths earth.—Chicago News. has been too long continued—to clear his prevalent in Kennebec county, Maine, own character of the ignominy which and in Martha’s Vineyard. A recant sci­ Bdloun,. pterau, btoyek., „d has bom coat upon it—to vindicate tire entific investigation of the matter shows are all to be used for military purpose*. the sacred principle of the liberty of a that ia both dfairicts there is abundant The rjt K.is„__ r . .. free-l>orn Englishman." evidence of heredity and especially of . Boldon quietly took his neat in it, with­ An for the question of ,1aw, Mr. Lynx, atavism. In the families affected there out having gone through the formality ■who was for the railway company, were also found blindness, insanity, idi- tions have generally cstablfalred hardly ventured to rely upon it “It fine of arbitrary and varying amount, A. BLACK. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will he made in Hastings thia season. Ekl. Evans Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. ' ou findhim at his new location north of the new Newton now* in the Blue Frent Building. He is prepared to serve 11* PD lie with everything in theline of Tin; Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. ' Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them- New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale At Very Low Figures. . I also have a quantity of flow Points, etc., that I »ill w11 * VMT slight advance over wholesale prices, to close oat Bemembar tbe place, and yours respectfully. :. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-07-29.pdf 413802e789432319cbf0e4902a559e87 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXI. NO. 13. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 29, 1886. The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & films County News. 1-VBMMHKO rHOMDin, AT Hastings, Barry Co., Micil, IBVIHG. Hot days hnd cool nights. James Poland threshed for Walter Itobinson 390 buaheta of wheat off from i; acres; Harvesting ta nearly over and the busy hum of the threshing machine Is *?.‘b®“d «*« JoUy farmer “dl*Utrt» ana ffrows tat to see the 70 ct- wheat roll into his coffers. Thoma* Betts Is reshingling his thatisPto ^rntOr> 10 the Je“®®“bower marshall l. cook. SUBSCRIPTION RATES »1.2B por Tear. ADVERTISING RATES: Lt>.u jwr year................ . ................ >100 00 -atnuUtrgt" forspeeiid position*. . ' v JOB PRINTING. Z prldo I* felt 10 the Job Prlntlni Det>v of the Baxnkk. Everything In the e 'j.f <.<tk-el»new; mid with the latest face* of • * most approved pattern* of machinery* v:l cotii’cent workmen employed, enable* the HakNsI iodo flr»t-claa> lob work.___________ Farm Wagons, • 'V, LOWRY, M.Dn T. | ‘hySieian, Surgeon and Oculist. CU C :•>*»! or country promptly attended. <>- r tour* to 10 a. m. and 1 to S p. m. I. .. :riiie at Holloways* drug store. (r~‘sr- cial attention paid to surgleal dUeasee . .......x th* and ear. ft’ ’H. LANDIS, M. D„ It. Physical! and Surgeon. Woodland. Mich. • door with of the po*t offloe. will be in,..-i>rrv day or night. | | yTh TIMMERMAN, I . Hmibiputhlc Physician & Surgeon, : r- : rfW-- cart Of Holloway*' drug store.) if . Wm. JONES, P Dentist. a » j'< promptly Attended to. j Doible Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Us-A. TH (HEmIoCK AND PINE.) ( WELTON '. ajeat tor the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. H- wr.t* poHdeaou a man's property against d,. . 1I-, lightning or wind; against a man's l :Ie t; hutU and aocident. p sfjkMI ELDON, ••teem Abstract Block. Hatting*. Mich.) it n- tije only *et of Abstract Books In Barry t E. KEN ASTON. n. Attorney at Law, Jrter J. H. GOddvear & Co.'s store.) I‘r*rtlel« in ait court* ol the State. Collections Dro’.crtly.-utendingta ’ ______________ phlMCAHVETti. »’ jX7 Attorney at Law, Middlertlle. Mich. w.ttS aroused from dreamtend thtfnight of the 30th. and his first impression was that the Dutch had taken Holland, but upon inquiry found that it was simply a peace offering for tne return of the prodigal husband and Aunty Culver. . JZ?riPo8?:n,lu,ter b attending strictly to his business, and is endeavoring to please the public, but the “boycott’ is put in force by the fairly beaten crowd. However, gentlemen, it is a long road that has no turning. It te really amusto see the pilgrims wehd their way to the train to beat the postmaster out of his commission. n.EL.f’*! ,Br|«l>l’">1. of 1‘uUMrt township, had a horse strayed'or stolen on the night of the 20th. . Later.—Mr. Geo. Brightwell found his horse that was stolen or strayed turned into a field of rye upon the Par­ ish farm in Yankee Springs the 21st. It ta good news, for it would have been a severe loss to Mr. Brightwell. The 1st and 2d nine crossed bats the afternoon of the 24th. resulting in a victory for the 2d nine by the 1st nine refusing to play the game out. The usual amount of kicking was Indulged In. Another matinee Saturday eve. at Aunty Culver's. I suppose it ta fun tor the boys, but death for the old folks. Let up, hoys! L- B. Hill died at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Myron Jordan, In Mid­ dleville. Saturday, the 24th. He was / sick only two weeks. Another old pio’■ neer has gone. Mr. Hill came Into thta county in 1850; has been a hard work­ ing. industrious man. He leaves a wife and two children. His funeral will be held at the M. E. church. Irving, Tues­ day. the 27th. Rev. Jov, of Coldwater will officiate' (PINE AND CEDAR.) Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple, . Woodland. A. W. DiUenback ta on the sick roll. S. Haight ta afflicted with rheuma­ tism at present. ' C. H. Snyder, of Lansing, has been in town during the last few days. He has arranged to enter business v 1th C. O/ Krery tffmrriptlon. A. Hough. The new drug firm are having a good trade. Thirty-two days without rain in yalE. Ks Arras. C. H. VanAbman. Woodland. L’NAffl’EN & VanARMAN, Mra. Wagner, who was injured by It. Lawyers. her horse running away, has about re­ diver IU*tings National Bank.) covered from her injuries. The concert by Profs. Field & Watts, \Y 1 lETa MB. S WEEZE Y, Attorney was largely attended and was an en­ ’ At {Law and Solicitor in Chanbery. joyable alfair. . ft ... tsem in all courts of the state. Mr. Wilcox will return to Cadillac, ty Prices and Estimates given on ap ­ \VILLI A M B. SWEEZEY. ~ having oult the employ of Snow Bros. plication. . 1 LN. Harter will be the owner of one Justice of the Peace. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. of the finest dwelling houses in town. '■ * «i«wtalty. _________________ Eph Lucas’ house is nearing comple­ tion. | M. R. GILL ASPIC, The threshing season will be short 1. Notary Public. in Woodland. Too many machines to Bewen* Mill*. pay any dividend on capital invested. Var V C. COBB. Geo. D. Barden, since disposing of his business, appears to t>e lonesome. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. Being neither a fisherman nor hunter, time hangs heavy. Th« Lk*«*«t Styles Always Supplied. :kd Attention Given to Cutting MOBOO-THOBNAPPUI. >> ■ RDiiti-;. Patterns Cut to order. Dan Bolinger moved into hta new os»r x banU' Store. house on Tuesday. We expect a new cook at the resi­ dence of our groceryman thta week. Ths ^Niagara Falls fRouts. We don’t blame you. Wilt The Cole brothers have just improv­ GRAND KAPI DS DIVISION. ed the steamer Star with a new wheel weighing 22 1Imm and enabling the boat Taking effect May 30th. IBM. to makertwelve miles an hour. The so-cailed Sons of Veterans pic­ -r M Tunrtciwes on pice m-. by which i r. ..t •.!.<! jower of sale In said tnortgaav coo­ nic at the Morgan landing, this lake, : <• !iK*>.-on>roperau*e.and there is now was a success as far as selling lagw . -> toMdht-and unpaid on said mortgage i>eer and whiskey wa» concerned, to­ •' . note, accompanying the wnr at the gether with gambling, such as -chuck­ thi- notice the sum of thirteen • 4 M'.*l twenty dollar* and 9KMQluck," wheel opposition, etc. Taking it ■ivi-j »nd the attorney fee altogether it was nothing but a fraud. : i law. and no proceedings at But we think the Sons had but little to • n> lutyhanng been taken to colled - • w>-of aojr part thereof; Now therefore. Grand Itapid* do with the arrangement*. •-•■‘r.-tn given that by virtue of the pow- Middleville.... • We think a few Nashville parties had •' - ;a -aid 'n-irtgagc contained, and the Irving.-........ . letter W with their own families than . *ficb case made and provtdM.joa Bat* HASTI508.... . £1J >1 ay of August. A. D. IBM. at 10 over here leading poor and simple I, r r-noon. at the north front door minded girls astray. We will suppress • ’ House In the city of Hasting,. Barthe names of the girta on account of • Michigan, (that being the place of Charlotte........ - ■•< ircu it court for the county of Bar- Raton Rapid*.. tlieir parents.____________ _ ’■ :-'r dul prrrnlsreare situated.) there will Jackson......... HIOXOBY COBNBBS. ■ r.. ifc .Hicilon or vendue to the hlgh- Detroit............ • ■ aiddrr. th* nrrmlsea described tn said mortOat harvest ta in full progress while p'.uch a* may be necessary to ssti.-fy some few have secured their crop by !■•• am<>untdue thereon with Interest at seven 1 - r annum and the coat and expense* drawing them In • ’*ed by naw. including an attorney Tee, of Livehog market ‘luit4! active, Chas. 1 >llar* iv> provided for In said mortCrosby, of Richland, having been riding <sid1 premises being described la said r-,x- I* follow*.to <it*. about toym looking up those sufficiently Al. tlww pieces or parcels of land lying and betat, for the block, paving M per hun.< '■/•■ut- in ike township of Haatlno, Barn* > mly-.MIdilnn. known and described M fob ^‘W. Ford and Cha*. Rorabeck are a-, to wisj The west halt of BOaOMMHOMT* I t< W&.I th- west half of east half of south-east also in the market paying the same for qitiler ut action thirteen (W,in townttuiwe (n them delivered at Augusta. Many uir'.t uf range eight (I) west, containing one . r.-nt twenty acres of land, more or Im farmers are selling at that price. ‘ "'■1. Msyrth.iBia. The Wall lake party who camped out , sam'vel CARSON. Mortgagee. during last week broke camp Saturday ’ HAAHJADni.AWygrlfartp^g^ , eventag and returned home after en­ joying a very pleM*nt time, fed ng ■I 'flehigan. The Circuit Court for the much refreshed after a weeks vacation All trains run by my <>: Rarrv. ' from the busy cares at home. Quite a lively time was enjoyed by > It h e I-hereby given that on the 13th day of our young sportsmen Saturday after­ a. r.i a l). ■:**;. a wrtt ot attachment was duly noon by horse racing, eta out of the Circuit Court for the County ot Several prizes are offered by the «:hr Miltof Balaihlei K*Hnll1tt«J8ore sporting club, for the matinee which ta • •M-uu.m.against rat ianu.«. tenon 5'2 । « 'il’l**1*! "Mxxnand eSectaof to come off next Friday. ®*.i» I-ItalLtbe defendant above namei ‘ V!'ni hundred *ud *lxty doUars;' OAflTLSnON. VAR1LN V. BARKER. Real Estate, -'1 Insurance andjLoans. O«— with t. G. Runyan A Hou. S door* north of PcKtotnce. 'I --.$1 attention given to making exchange* rroiw-fty. 'The Interests ot non-resident p-?;--rty4wncr* carefully looked after. Farms •>l.Z «i-.H for sale or exchange.' House* and Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mooldinjs Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Michigan Central itieSnd day of June. A. D. UM. KNAPPEN A VANARMAN ; Attorney* for Plaintiff. of M,ffelgan. In the circuit court for the rl.'.ii ii^i.. o <o’m:y of Barry. !• hereby given that on the lUh day jpt marble r Custom Wool Carding,1 ON SHORT NOTICE. Mr. Smith has moved his old barn on new bank wall. . , J. Mater has bis new home nearly C°R^et8pitler, of Monroe, spent last wt^k with old friends. n«u>«u <;«<«. J£cSr,i2'\ F£JS Gates, of Orange, and Mire A. EddCT akdsbter, of town, spent Saturday and The longed for rain reached us Sun­ day evening, commencing with a strong wind and sharp lightning, which how­ ever noon passed over, ana the rain fell gently and steadily for some time. The harvest dance last week was not as largely attended ns could have been wtahed, probably in consequence of the heat and dust. About S30 was realized. .Iqnn Bnunlsletter'd hired man came near losing his life last week while hauling wheat, as he came down the hill near Mr. Brijara place “Old John" balked its usual. Mike got down from the load and took him by the bits, when he reared and plunged throwing Mike un­ der his feet, from which position he was unable to extricate himself. John­ nie B. jumped and caught the back of the wagon holding it back by main strength till the bottom of the hill was reached, the front wheel shoving Mike ahead of it all the way and so saving his life, for if ever the wheel had pass­ ed over him he would have been a dead man. Eugene Horton has returned from two weeks absence spent with friends in York State. Lynn Goss is under the Dr.’s care. Wm. E. Brown spent a few days in Hastings last week. Horton and Loveland go to work on the Jones house this morning. The Goss house is progressing finely. Dora Shedd has returned from her Battle Greek visit WHOLE NO. 1625. them, but concluded to drive them to the woods and get a load of wood first. He hitched them to the wagon and start­ ed. The noise of the wagon frightened them and they ran down by the barn, turning on a side hill up*et the wagon, the box falling across Mr. R. It was thought he >vas killed, but he wa* Aoon restored to consdounea*. Dr. H. F. Peckham was summoned and upon ex­ amination it was found that he had two ribs broken, an arm dislocated and several cuts and bruises on his face. Hta wounds were dressed and he ta quite comfortable at thta writing. und Mrs. Clark Parsons, it being Mr. P.’s blrthdajL Jasper Warner ta vtaiting hta brother, Gilbert Warner, who lives at Dutton, Kent Co., Mich. A. nice little rain we bad Sunday evening. It made everything, even the boys who got caught in it, look green. Newell Raymond last Tuesday mor­ ning came very near being killed while driving a span if coltaThe colte be­ came frightened and ran away, throw­ ing Mr. Itaymond out. He ta Slowly recovering.' Nashville. There's music in the air at the eastern metropolis of the couuty this week. First on the docket comes The infant child of J. L. Sylvester died last week of whooping cough. ’ Boas Hicks and James Clarke, of THE ATKINSON CASE, in which Humphry Atkinson was - the defendant. Sunday night a great hull­ abaloo was heard over on the north side of the river. People 100 rods away heard angry voices in dispute, and using very bad language. There seemed to be one.voice of each sex. The neighlrara rushed to the scene in time to see Mias Hattie Perry, 19 years old, a stater to Atkinson’s wife, and who made her home there, come Hying from the house ct» dishabille. 8be said Atkinson bad “pitched on to her," and she wa* given refuge at the house of a neighbor. Monday Humphrej* was ar­ rested and on being found guilty of assault and battery, paid a One of 85 Babryville. and costa. The girl was not hurt, but Mr. and Mra. Cook left for Muskegon felt justified in bringing suit, and pub­ lic sympathy seems to be with her. ■ last Saturday. The majority of the tamers will have A BURGLARY to feed "short oats" the coming winter. occured the same night. C. W. Demaray, Quarterly meeting at the Evangelical watch repairer, l»eing the sufferer. church last Saturday and Sunday. Some miscreant broke into hta shop Miss Allie Mudge, of Hastings, was and stole a number of watches which visiting her brother, Lorenzo, last week. had been left to be repaired. Charlie Chester Hyde caught a pickerel says he will make good the loss to hta weighing 7 pounds out of Thornapple customers. This theft was evidentlv lake one day last week. committed by the same parties who East Wednesday Oscar Warren have broken into several places here threshed 392 bushels of wheat from 15 recently—thta being the third burglary acres of ground. In eight days. A deal of speculation ta Your humble servant feasted on ripe Indulged in as to who are the guilty peaches and cream at A. Ware's on the parties, but it'ends In speculation. 17th day of July. . SCANDALS. A number of our citizens who attend­ There are two or three rich ones, ed the S- 0. V. picnic at Morgan's land­ ing, Thornapple lake, speak of it as a which have given the gossips luscious feed the part week. As near as I can "disgusting affair in a civilized commu­ ascertain, and I have taken pains to ex­ nity.” . Mr. Cunningham and wife, of Irving, amine into the cases, there ta absolutely passed through this place last Sunday no foundation for one, and but very or their return home from a visit at little for the others. But the tongues will wag just as ever they would. In Bellevue. -Mrs. Malinda I'rindle, of Spafford, the way of Onondaga county, N. Y„ b vtaiting amusements , a friend and old schoolmate, Mrs. N. V. we promise to have plenty in the future Whitlock. as the past. Last night Rev. E. B. Sut­ The Maple Grove young people ex­ ton, ot Albion, gave an entertaining i tended an invitation to a number on this talk on temperance at the opera house, street to eat a picnic dinner with them to a very large audience, considering at the lake last thursday. Those who the fact the rich, rare and raey law accepted report a good social time. suit kept away a large number of the Messrs. Harkness and VanAuker, of citizens. Nashville, are lowering Anson Ware’s Thursday night Daniel Fox. who has drive well ten feet in hopes of securing been a missionary in India for 15 years, a better quantity of water. The gentle­ Sves a lecture en India, illustrated, at men understand their business. e M.E. church. Since last Thursday Barber Mead is Saturday night come Field and Watt, the happiest man in sixteen counties. in a sentimental and comic tenor con­ His enjoyment is of such a nature that cert at the opera house. The enter­ he seems to feel wealthier and does not tainment ta a novel one and ta sure to wbh to associate with his fellow beings. be well patronized, as field ta a favor­ On inquiring into the matter we find ite here. that they have a bouncing girl at their Wednesday of next week the Whitney home. family will show here, and Nashville Our Sunday school will hold its an­ will turn out in gayest attire and im­ nual picnic one week frqn> next Satur­ mense numbers to welcome ’em. day. Aug 7th, at Cole's binding. Thorn­ There may be a few more, not down apple lake, b the ptace chosen for the oc­ on the bills, but we can’t catch on as casion, where everything b in readiness for a day of enjoyment. The school will IMPROVEMENTS. meet at 9:30 a. m. on the corners by the There be many. The Kocher block parsonage where ample accommodation for the conveyance of all has been secur­ ta nearing completion. The plate glass for the front has arrived. The walls ed. Hiram Fegles officer ••-* * are all hard finished, floors nearly laid, FMIXPORT. and men still laying. (Is that right ?) The Boise block ta growing! daily. From the Herald. . Dr. H. C. Peckham b rusticating at The brick work ta about ilntahed and interior work will soon be begun. Harbor Springs thta week. Frank Wolcott has a new house in The water m the mill pond is said to be the lowest it hits Iieen in. several the north-east part of the town nearly finished. vears. Wm. Burgess ta slowly getting the ’ Blackberries are an immense crop, and are said to be sweeter than for years. large addition to hta house ilntahed. The new Evangelical church ta Mr. R. M. Bates, of Hastings, was oh nearly ready for occupancy, and will our streets Monday, shaking hands with be dedicated soon. his many frientta here. The Congregational church ta to un­ Mr. R. Wolcott and wife are enjoying a visit from their nephew, Mr. Owan dergo several hundred dollars worth of repairs immediately. Ncugent, of Elyra. Ohio, thta week. A new concrete walk in front of the Mbs Florence Wright resumed her duties at J. Yurgert dry goods store school house, and one at B. Schalze,. in Tuesday, after a week’s vacation in course of construction. Under "improvements” we may say Middleville. Mrs. 8. W. Finch returned to her home that the Marshal has fired the Brevard in thta place last Sunday, after visiting family from their roost. Dan Hickman is enlarging his State several weeks with relatives and friends street house. . In Grand Rapids. IN GENERAL. Messrs. Brayton & Childs, millers, have just filled a contract for 1B00 bushJudge Smith, of Hastings, was tn eta of wheat to be delivered at Hastings, town Monday and Tuesday. for TO cents per bushel. . Two picnics from here were at Mr. David Zaglemeyer, of Bowne.has Thornapple Tuesday. bought of Wm. Helrigle. the house and Mrs. Dean Fleming, of Jackson, ta lot known as Bronson place, which he visiting at Jim Fleming’s. bought recently of Michal Roush. Len Felghner’s two staters from The Freeport friends of Mra. B. T. Hastings visited him Sunday. Halstead, of Harbor Springs, will be The trays rtsim that they still get pleased to learn that she contemplates a their lager when they’re dry. visit among us and is expeted next Clarence Crocker has returned from Battle Creek. Saturday Kep SUsl»ee and family move back to Mrs. Bill Burgess has moved back Hastings thta week. Mr. Silsbee ta a from Assyria. good workman and will be mtaaed Mrs. Milt Willis is here from Battle among Mr. Yarger*s customers at the Creek. Mrs, J. T. Goucher is vtaiting her JeMr.’AugSt" Sisson, of Grand Rap­ parents in Ohio. ids made his relatives here a welcome Mlsa Effie Simpson, of Hastings, ta visit the flrat of the week. He went at Chas. Putnam from here to Hastings to visit hta sister O. u. SUCKER who b dangerously Ill at present. We arein receipt of a tetter from OABLTON. Wm. Buehler, stating that they have B. B. Crane, of Nashville, spent a few located near Ritzville, Adams county, days last week with friends here. " ltev,D^°Fteody returned tast Friday Mrs. Wormoth bought a fine horse of John Carpenter. Consideration. 1175. from a two weeks visit with his parents Win. Wright went to Nashville last In Canada. He was also in attendance at a campmeeting which was then in week, where be will work at the dentist session there, ana reports a pleasant trade. Wm. Brumfleid drives a new horse lllJoe Riqrter who has worked for Job which he bought of John Strickland. Mr. and Mrs. Foster SIsboq. of.FreeCheeaebrough in the handle factory the past two years, started for his home tn Ada Odell spent a few days with rn f. MARBLE. f>«ed.tbl*Tth Rapids to visit her sister. his departure. inoMy iuv.uis^( Mr. LN. Raymond father J. A. Serven, south of the Center. Mra. Wm. Burgess has taken her household goods and gone to Nashville to live leaving Wm. to go R alone. A. G. Kent and Wm.Latte appraised the personal property of the Jacoo Hartom Est. last Monday. looking after his political prospects. R. W. Jones' little boy, who was in­ jured last week, is improving and will be around soon. A large party of the friends of O. M. Waker met at the residence of Leroy Cummings last Friday evening, and spent a very pleasant evening with dancing and cards. O. M. Walker, of Atkinson, Nelx, will return home this week. Rev. Payton preached at the Advent, church last Saturday eve. and Sunday. Quarterly meeting at the M. P. church next Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Emma Tompkins, of Battle Creek, visited at C. W. Tompkins the fore part of the week. Jones Sylvester has moved Into Lou Parks form bouse. Helen Olmstead ta on the sick list North-Bast Hastings. A refreshing shower Sunday night. Henry Bauer ta at S. N. Baldwin’s quite sick. Mary Ragla was the guest of Myrtle Dunbar Saturday and Sunday. Bertie Johnson, of Coats Grove, spent the latter part of the week at Phillip Dunbar’s^ Will Swbet spent the 17th and 18th at" Grand Rapids. ' Wallace Stilson and Herbert Sprague spent Thursday at A. I. Barnum 3. Huckleberries must suffer these days by the pickers that puss our streets every day. Wonder how many bushel* of berries those people picked that went Monday? Eddie Boioe ta spending a couple of weeks at Nathan Odell’s. What has become of Biddle? Did she go to that long talked about picnic (we have have seen so much about) and never returned? or did she go out to Lillie’s and eat too many peaches and cream. Gleaner has li ved through it all and we hope Biddie will soon return. Dxizrow. The long dry weather has at last ceas­ ed for we are enjoying a nice rain at thta writing. Had ths dry weather continued ten days longer corn would not have been half a crop. Oat harvest is well under way and threshing has begun. .So far as heard from wheat ta of a good quality and a yield of 18 bushels per acre a* an averBerry pickers are very numerous and berries scarce. Considerable many visited the open Post given by the Port boys at Prairie­ ville and a good time wa* enjoyed by all. Mrs. Minnie Norwood doing herself much justice as an elocutionist, also Miss Minnie Baird spoke several pieces doing justice to all of them, when the Post presented them each with a hand­ some present, for #hlch the ladies ex­ pressed thedr deeuest thanks. Mra. Addison Pennock ta on the sick list. We all enjoyed the Whitney show. Lacby. Splendid rain after such a drouth; re­ freshing as well aa healthy. Mra. Stringham ta gaining slowly. There will be a concert at the Cong*! church four weeks from Thursday niaht. Mr. Barney and wife are vtaiting rel­ atives in this place. Some of the Lacy people attended the Whitney show at Dowling last Monday night. The ice cream social at Mr. Stephen’s last Friday night was wall attended and a good time reported. When you go to the swamp you must take a rope along and tie up Dickie; he bunts, Mra.------ thinks. Report says there is a Dr. coming to Lacey to live, or stay. He may not get a living but we hope he will XAXTI»*B oounuta. Rev. Woolley preached for Rev. Stewart Sunday. School begins Monday. Unde Chas. Cox ta reported sick. Cal. Charlton lost a valuable horse a few days ago. No traveling on the Morgan road, the old bridge having been taken up and a new one being built The girta missionary society met Saturday afternoon at the residence of Mra. John Keagle. They had an ex­ cellent program well carried out. “How can vou account for those very fine stocks of corn coming up in the fence corners ? asked a man of a j inn­ er. “That's not corn." the farmer re­ plied. “only weeds.” “Ah! how singu­ lar." “Don't.know much about farm­ ing. I reckon?” “Very little; I am the editor of an agricultural paper!”—Ar­ kansaw Traveler. Little Miss Four-year-old was play­ ing with her drtl. “My dear," she£dd, “you must not have butter for dinner, if you have company, because it taut �TIRRIBLt HKL-STOnM. THE RATIONAL CAPITAL. A LOOK OF WAR. A CONDENSATION OF CONGRESS FOR THE BUSY READER. THE MEXICAN BORDER VERY MUCH TORN UP. reeoluuan waa introduced by Edmund* au­ thorizing th* foreign affair* committee to refund lb* cotton tax ooUactad la 1865-7-8, bv rt.movlng all rottrniiit from the MereUre org»n», mnng prompUy «od thoroughly Ty,l»p«U. cmtlveD««. tad brmlhT Fite, ptapta, tow «pMu. itek Md uervota hwlitobe. «ue, nudarto, ■X7*1 w.. i7 . and all stomach, liver mid kidney troub­ le*. The moot delicate stomach aceepte it with relUh. Price fifty oeoU, of Fred Hotehklfi*. Gat.vxrrox, Tex. July -0—Bcm* tlm* ego an American editor named Cutting »u imprboued by the Mexican author! He* for owaship, **• bay plus resolution setting apart »7l',tiU0,<MD of r *ducaUoual purpoeeu Th* bill wa* reeuiMd and Vanos, and sariooaly injured. BOUND TO GO HOME AUGUST 2. Following U Um to trona) ground*, while MUhw and Edmund* report wa* adopted. Kight Marions vrecv ectally that providing that land obtained by fraadu- 3 appropriaUoa of Itrt.UOO for tb* public building at Deaver, Col; appro­ priating fl75,000 for work on tbo capital terrace* Tb* amandmant striking oat «3Q,uuo far * pubBo building at Datroft was four appropriation bill. Iwaldo th* riv.r and harbor bill, remain unfinished. Tb* sundry Tb* legtelaUve, executive and judicial i* in conference, and the fortifications to In tbs tag, voting upon and laying continued, among those laid Wakulsgtcx Crrr, Joly 21.—Cochran -- --. * .U— V___ VIII -------- l-._ a fact that wa* applauded, and Hatch aald senate calling attention to Maxican outrages they consider this action a victory. well defined rumor Is current revolution In the state ot •nee* instead of rambling delate. Tb*r* e**m. to b* a determination by nothing but the completion ot appropria- »l;ort debate front of Laredo in anticipation of an e.iort after roiulderablc motion to discharge the privileges and elec adopted: One reducing penonal explanation by Hatch, conference receaa until b p. ta. Tb* night in the rebellion. Final action wa* not reached on this bill but half a doxon pen­ sion bill* wore yesssrt, among them ou» Hewitt moved to *lrik* out the item for granting 1100 per month to th* widow of i Gen. Stannard, and the bouse adjourned. appropriation would lx> oi]«n.!od by men Wamixotox Crrr, July 21.-In tb.> sen who had no doQnlte plan* fur the work. The ate, Saturday, Coke offers J a resolution dbebarging th* ilnanre committee from ioumtnent rveolut'on. Pending action the Wasuuiox Cmr, July UL—Van Wyck Edmund*’ resolution of Inquiry into the Canadian fishery trouble* vn adopted. A revolution, providing for th* colletlou and th* territory at Okinhatna, tog lU,e Mrs. Chatterton, the unfortunaUikivne townfihip, Kent county, lady who killed her husband, has been ad­ judged iniane and ordered committed to the asylum. Mra. Chatterton continues vloicnu , Dr. Jackson’s penetrating liniment curro sprains, bruises, kicks, cute, burns, rheumatism, etc., etc. Good for man or beast. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. " ' :: s-» A Lapeer county woman has worn one bonnet 25 ye-irx. and yet her dgaramoking husband sits at the corner grocerv night after night and expatia­ -h> —UM. m SXi; II:: tes on the extravagances of the female ttlg»,ia<bepounty of Ikmf uij s2il igab,aadrabsfaaMidr*crli>e<* » tToColds invariably succumb to IHll'a thirteen irw;. the north hail toutffgSJM Fcerlefie Cough Syrup or money refund­ ■TmThopdrod and foartrr? mag batfwiil of lot numter % ed. W. H. Goodyear. yd attorn (Tttk of the ettv (torawrir . taa*' Cltl» Children. They an csp^ctaJly liable to audden Cold., Coughs, Croup. *te., We* guarantee Askar’s Engxiah Attorneys tor MortgageRemedy » poaitive eure. It aavro hoars of anxious watching. Bold by Famr'K Hotcbkxss. DruggtoL There are twenly-otoe newspaprn In Wa»h t«aw county, bat oat a dafly fn the Itot V«e a buttle of Hill’s Peerless Worm the office of the rrrl*!— nf < Specific. Monev refunded if not b*ne-ficial. W. H. Goodyear. J. J. Atkins, Chief of Poller. Knoxville, Tenn., wiltes; "-My family and I arobenaMtette of vtnir most cxccHcnt medleine Dr. King * Sew blweuvrry for ex>>sumption’; having found I: to 1-e all that you rialm far ft. dmire to testify to Its virtue. My fnend* tow bon! 1 have roe orenx-tMled It. praise It at every opportunity." Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption I* gusratiteed to eure Coughs, Cotds. Hronrhltix. Asthma. Croup and cv»rr eflnotton of Throat, JIJTJ; fflSffSR&’rS SSSft Goodyear's drug store. Large Rlae It.so. approj.ri*tlon bills shall rvacb tb* president “HACKMITACK/' a laming and, fragrant th* part of our government, a* the Mexi­ by Saturday, and U there are unexpected perfume. Prtoe* and ■ oecu. Hold by W. can* claim their gov*rnm*nt ba. 5.1XX' delays tbo eessioa will oouliaM through H. Goodyear. troop, on the Rio Grande frontier, with SHILOH'S CUBE will inunadlatelr relieve Vronu. Wiioopiug«'ongh and Bronchia*. Sold by W H. Goodyear. FOR DVRFEF8IA and Uver Complaint vou t.w a nnuted guarantee nn errrr botUr ot SbiALBANY’S BI-CENTENNIAL. lob'" Vttaltoer. it never tall* to core. Hold by W H. (jpodyear. ' A NAHAL INJECTOR free with each bottle ot Kbllob's Catarrh Xcowidy. FrieeM emits. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. nouncad al »om* futarw day. Coa*ri Daniel Hartnett, of Greenville, has Been Bingham *ndaavorwd to hav* a day ap­ closed upon a chattel mortgage pointed for th* trial, but bo wa* tuuucc***Mt liver wa« L-arfuUy dl*orxl«trrd and I felt so fuL Evidently Mexico is determined to thirty-eight gun. wvloouwd the n*u>< of f.- iz.-mid Mngu i ttau l •m-. to |mR latsirM In MiTTjinx Tried al) the m>railed ren>«1le< bold and punish Cutting, and Chia new*, to­ without relief anti! I awed barker's T«nl-, gether with a report that a train load ot troop*. Including artillery, Is ou it* way loured in by evvry arriving treat and boat. which erflrcteil . |Hir>nan«nt ccro.-Davtd Bash. Tb* country for fifty mile* about rnetu* taut on helping Albany celebrate it* taWe an- told on good authority tliat this is Mr. Gladstone's method of prepar­ ing hta spevrhM: He keepa n Lox into which he is in the habit of throwing cut­ tings from n«wvpapcn and other mem­ oranda of facts bearing upon the subject in hand. The morning of 'the day pre­ ceding any great oration he gw* through A TRIBUTE TO OLD GLORY" this box and, picks out his noUw of th* jawticular facto which he wiabcw to use. These he gums in their projwr order upon a large sheet at paper, and usee Thatch*. Tb* delswate* itaelf ia to be hung. Then he imagines Blom CortSr, j Mld lntarottorany ^rt ibrrvof. « mq wtanwtm ths- «aa<v to <i.. SJg and sbouhl tbo same remain nnTla 5' Dootey.hto Mteeaton. Llfoi:ic:7UrT»ia£ Hgm. twcumr and be du* M,s !E jLT atato tbereafter. And detwu: urltolSs made in ... 1KM. and the same <ifi rvtr-un.t:,- -,h—tl 7.T’ aforesaid principal row ol banuK b«-n lutfmted u. rroaw tie *hall wK at jHiblic mtl«U io Ibr hlitev! l.-iaAer M the north front door of Ur rourt Sir.-- it i*ltr mi ttuVSttM «... .1_ .. Mgal eosto, tbrwvmisr* te .r« .irwritediu s*M UKrtgage «• inllow •: The synth. »nt .pixrtcr i>( ti e routh raunsirtrr of sxrtlrm £>. tow u 1 north of be lug Um- luwksiilp of Rnthnd. I’xrrj tvs&ir. MtnbMMt Hated May tub. A. 0 U* DAVU'lLCWE. PelauK having hern made tn the ccuttttocs right, to Horace D r Leyden. They arrived Tuesday night .and certificates herein anlhorimd *bail be re­ Sanatar Pay the purity of th* Lailot. mayor welcomed ful appreciation of th* manner and for Ilk* purpoem a* I* provided for rilvsr certificate* by the act of Feb. », 187& entitled 'an act to,*uthorir* th* ootn- After bo to aatiifted with it, he dismiase* the subject from his mind, and oocuptcs himself until the hour for speaking con» in reading a naval! His memory effort.—Landon Whitehall Review. V- insiiaded to rvcovrr mortgage or any part ttw-n- •! Now, thcrrtucr. by virtue of il<e po’W INSOMNIA united *lng*n of Chicago sad MUwauko* •Iicited gnat approval Gaxxjrarso, Ky., Btobop, aged 70, was married co Monday Hit: a Beaten, hto ward, aged not ovw year* Btobop U a backwoods doctor and preacher, posaibly without diploma or Ule American People Bo Luaaticat Frightful laerra-w of Inxanity Caased by Nervouaeaa and Slteplt-AsnewL KHETStS sellripoi'lic suet!-*. I*th* MMt bidder, at tlH- north frost door of tor rourtlbouw ta the clU of NirWM. that being the ptace whero the Circuit foortTsr th* caaaty of Hany I* boklro. tb- wt astbifin uUdmortgage. or »o :c>xh tUrrof t* may be aeMaaarv to p*' the sinount dw oo ?*M mortgage, trttbnine w-revr.t. u.i.rrciuisJIr- SetSwMhlp ot Onur»filo, lu the rroW Barry aad state ot MlcDg»--- »'"i d*wfi*« fcTben«thea«t quarterof tin- north**‘32* ter at Mrttoo Buniber Ihrty-Iottr. mso tbe ^'Ja .i-tlr-.-’ Tb* increase of tnannity In America durtortypweent. The largest andflneat public lb* oar* of lauaUca. and they are all filled io Chair fullest capacity. These facta are ippaJUng. They show that aomrthlUg mnst b* don* *|^-edllr to prevent this losuali bocoitx i> notion of claiming, “Oh, thta ta too ri <1 mitorn the l eaver public building wa* disagreed Sarah E. Morton, volunteer nuna during Um Mater ot the »ot.thea»s uncus*laMth twwny rod*. BOH ACE 1>: STor-MH. CLEMENT SMITH. Atturt-Q t« W’fW* Tb* picnic which wa* bald Bunday at National park was a mooater gathering. By 9 o'clock ia lb* evening 30,000 people pbytrtetans. that recently h>vw.t.gaicd tbts >nbj*ct, found tb* lack uf alUnmi-n difficulty. It 1* estimated that before the eJoes nearly, if not fully, 75,000 people hatchet, that there for a*»l«uuca' Next monaug W1H» eubeU- mor* albuiui-u, anl toil** th* n any vtbvr known manner tn which thta NEW ENGLAND OUTRAGED. an expendltur* at h6,V2s,O(», ot which fft,3co,ft» to to b* available during tb* pre*. di*paten Rt,.100.00'; cm protected, doubte-botlom-d cruleer, 11,300,000, and oo* first-claw torfl,0W,00(1 For tb* compla­ Kootenai optoate. a corubloattoa s^a.is’us 1* therefore Hoptonic -—imeuwe wuo aavw □Md It. and It Is absolutely eoolrlbotlng ISNO.OUQ The original bill ORPHAN’S HOME DESTROYED. ILOOflOW In axeaa* KALARIA^i FOR 1^ sod ha* bam da- rises. For ’Bakin;;; Ixmaxapoux, Ind.. July Best in N’ TO ADVERTISERS sElHsS: C*. bourn adjmriZl^ aaturt'-. �BOMB-THROWERS IN FRANCE. THE PRODIGAL. “Pte explosion of the nihilistic bomb In Haymarket square brings to my mind tin attempt to murder Napoleon III," sii-J a well known commission merchant -Tint atcemf* was made, if my memory n* r. *, tiie, in 1838, in one of the summer u. inths. 1 was a young man then and h.u r-*ided in Paris some years. 1 ate tended n ]>erfomuuice at the Italian house and stood ta the crowd ’.‘.ttehirr the approach of tlie emperor an 1 th'l autiful empress Eugenia. Tlie r,.v J i-arty was attended by the guidt-s, ,.r jtiL-itib of hondr, and when it entered the 1‘1;W» de Opera three or four bomba , f.'jawn from the crowd. They ex-it; the midst of tho soldiers and •i. ’r the carriage.' Tlie emperor was ;;,.t nanaed, but a piece of shell went his hat. Some twenty-five » : !i*were killed and many wounded. T.c-re iVere three of the would-be mui r.frs—Ontini, Pierro and Do Rudio, all HTiiui-. their names indicate. Tn r. «ii.t a fourth man suppoeed to l» in :i.-i taspiriy—< Dr. Bernhardt, of LZr.'l-|j.l\ho manufactured the bomb*. I -m III, if you remember, re1, Italy before he became president t fr':iir.'.«‘. While tliere he became a m-.T.l-i• i-f an Italian society, whose uu nite ci t<»k oaths to make every enr to 'p|K**e political tyranny and to t.i.-iiur■-•'I'.iili forms of monorchia] govenimetit-t-a •> >r| of socialistic society, v . . Napjeon, in accejiting the -•> • i-.-mfy of France, and in his subee,-v*>rtlirow of the republic and esu: : iiieflt of the empire, violated his .I. ii. a.;1 the attempt upon his life was ' f m.mbeni of this .society. Peirro, and De Rudio. were arand convicted. The two •n*.-*i were beheaded in the ir-ves. I witnessed the exeOraini. and a handsomer man i-ver lived. He was six feet । tall, with a head and face ns (diysique, and a magiiifil • ard, reaching far down on It was a g'utUtly scene—in morniag. 1« nlre light, with -tsii'g torches all about. He upon the scaffold, and was a board from -his fret to his . the vx-.-cutioner touched tlie Misr fell forward to his face, .ur. Instant the heavy, dull r. >-ame darting down upon his iu<ck, afid rebounded to the top of tho scaffold. Tho hng. black beard rolled Into k stream of red blood gushed , q. a! : I >rjiii was dead. Rud|> did not die by the guiUo. His feife gained an audience with tine. Eugt-nix iimjw herself at the feet of tho empTtw. \nite t»-gged <or his life. His :.teh'■_ waitZvmmuted to imprisonment f . r life Cayenne. While being trans­ port.. ! thence he presumably strangled htni.-elf in mp/ciiatas *n board ship. He prolialjy iburdered by the French. Th.- Frrn'-h government tried to have Btmhard: -rrradited. but without sucLX-4- He wn.,-tried in England and *c: quitted. He claimed he did not know f ■ what |iurp>Me the homln he made A simple test for drinking water to re< "nmwndisl by a Gorman physician, Dr. IL’iuer. It consists of a tablespoonfuluf clear -station of tannin to be added to & tumberfiilof water. If no turbidity ocean withm five hours tho water may be conridered good. If turpidity occur* within the first hour tlie water is unwh. J- 'iie. Tf turpidity is displayed within the K-cond hour tho water is not to be recommended. Previously, in 1866. Dr. Hager recommended for travelers, as i pri’-autiou in cholera limes, tho addiof th- , blowing notation (tliirty dr. je : ■ a ;ut-r ivquart) to any water Hwy might I,, alxiut to drink: Tannic acid, 5 ; -.Tts; eirup, 4 parts: distilled wate:. r> pa.-S; spirit of wine, 13 1-2 parts. A nwre trustworthy precaution is to aridnis;.- all d.-foging water with aro- flie cxiire-iort “in good form" or “g '• >rm- L- taken bodily from French -.<v (see Littre's Dictionnaire). and means tia*t ell t. -hnicalitira have been duly ob»• n- d. The opposite is expressed by the English phr-i.se “bad form," which has s-A'rait d .into s cant term and is applM rather indiscriminately. The ,hon why t in nllent in jnften, hasten, castle, and kindred words, lta» len-a -ttplained by John Hopkins invrftigaturi on tig- ground of physiology and envir-imnent. Thia explanation is entirely oyreH. the t tn the words named tehspUqd between consonants which nte pronounced more easily than the hatd and -Lirp t is. As a matter of con- ■ venienre Lume-s, therefore, the t was an.pp:d, and tlie lean pedantic pronomciatioa has income the standard.— Detroit Fnj.' Prem. • a man appear bo confoundedly awkS •AtoROlxuMRg thrTThSi fatO * T'rith * *■“=«»• rndor Li* *n» A»l hl. pock™, bolgi,,, It to Uk. t^l!to°£d’£ TlS’V07 l°^led with I^ck’agei and bundles tliat no one would recogni-o gractnui, if not an easy, manner 7“'* “r'7 ““ or oar Aequelntanoee. “A'l-Lxiill*. blu^no-d drii i' ^°' known “ man­ nothing in the world but eat, Slta" “*J gTOwl ** ^“bsighL hi^n Ul0uk,y» p**y about .a"w much that old , fallow drw ThL“,*e?.bUmo ardent Kt*™। r°l ?pi but dn*to 'r“u’texhausxed joy, in one doep breath. Leaving behind the dregs of deathCt*Uy CUP’ hid«-'<E ' pledge for gold in time of nee.], OMath? thOU<ht U nilDB: ‘ teiuC’t^n’«\-Oand liM dr*ught divine. -Julie K. VV etherill In Tlmes-Democrat XlCKTUOi wa^f --- .77“" 7."“ T?" 1 How this condition differs from the i Ir raise .1.,—. OSTRICH FAHMIXO IN AFRICA. _________ ceraed, it ia very difficult to mesmeric sleep. Even - the methods adopted to bring it about are the same ta both. These are, as may be learned from works devoted to the eastern faiths, the following: The seeker after nirvana should stand motionless, or gore fixedly at die sky, or a luminous object, or the dp of dm nose, or repeat continually the monosyllahlo Om (du. sacred name of Brahm) fixing die mind the while cm the attributes of tho supremo God; to hold tho breadi or slow the broadiing to dio ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDS. r------It is not a little curious that while ex­ cavations have been made ta nearly It cither work. Re w,y on, w every jjart of GnM-cv for archmological “nnr itet.u.ttodMd the content. Ml 7 r‘ of the ground out. If bo geta into a car with it he is . -T T“d “d Upon th® AcroP­ olis of Athens has lx»n made until this iU S‘°°PinK crowded car to pick up anything u not a pleasant begun *Vch have al'^dr disclosed a job and u seldom accomplished without i some calamity following. Then a mmi ^Wfing belonging probaldy co the epoch of Peridea, though its identity has not can new find a place to put a bundle, no matter how . many receptacles there yet been established, ami a»K>ut which may Hta sight. He will hold an to a .2” dlMwvered a great quantity of ob­ bundle if he has to drop a baby; Any jects m bronze, marble and terra cotta. h«se are generally fragments only, wifewl;0 win insist upon having her husband load himself with bundles every some of them mere scraps, though there tune he goes to the city might as well are a few nearly complete figures and put the petticoat* on him first ns last one or two vases quite whole. There are That'S wliat he’ll come to if he has to ateoanumberof inscriptions on fragmrats of columns end on ornamented keep up the custom.—Chicago Herald. slabs of marble. The whole lot looks os H the refuse from a demolished temple A missionary writing from Japan of early date might have been deposited gives currency to the report of a Kioto here by wny of filling up a hollow place. AU the pieces of statues are of a very pnjier that toe various Buddhist sects have agreed to join their forces to com­ early time; some are quite rude In form bat the inroads of Christianity, and even and of clumsy workmanship, of no great to In-gin a carapaigti of aggression by interest, except as supplying examples of sending, miiwonaries to America.,En­ early Greek art. There are, however, a gland and France to pro|iagatettieir re­ few pieces of great interest in them­ ligion. Terhaps they were encouraged, selves. One fragment of ah archaic lie thinlm, to attempt the conversion of female figure, with drapery, which is IHuple ta other lands by.the recent addi­ richly painted, is preserved with remark­ tion of two American professors to tho able distinctness. The drapery is painted Buddhist ranks. Both are men of cult­ ted, green and white, with a dark brown ure, and: one is a graduate of Harvard border, which is cut into small nares Another weU-preserved university. Tlie latter has been a teacher and circles. ta the udivendty of Tokio for some timp, female figure well Ulustratos tho Greek costume of the early periods. The hair and was always an avowed infidel. Tlie other (a physician) is reported as is arranged in unbroken waves about tlie having said that bis reasons for uniting forehead, combed back behind the ears with the iBuddliito were: “1. That as a and falls ta long curls about die shoulcode of morals he detected but^litde dif­ dera. She wears three garments; over a ference between Buddhism and Christi­ fine woolen chiton, visible only at the anity. 21 Christianity is lacking in phi­ breast, is thrown tho himation, fastened losophy. Buddhism is not. *. Christi­ lightly at tho right shoulder and passed anity is exposed to science. Buddhism under the left arm; it reaches to her feet is not. : 4. Buddhism teaches other and over it is a short sliawHike mantle. things besidee ordinary brandies of Tho cliiton is red, the girdle green and learning, as electro biology and occult the himation lias stripes of green and sciences. । And 5. Christianity lias dark red. An interesting historical find has rereached its zenith, while the advance of Buddhism promises to be peqietuaL" If centlj^bccn made ta Venice, where, near such reasons were honestly given, it is the Fenice theatre, was dug up a metal box containing a great quantity of coins, evident that their author knows little of what he speaks: but it is intimated that many of which are believed to be quite unique. They belong to the I^itin prin­ -hoee two neophytee are simply taking .he means of gaining information in re­ cedoms which sprang up ta Greece about gard to tlw inner life and history which the time of tho earlier crusades. Th^i u open to them now as it would not be coins indicate ta fact the tides of the princes of Acliaia and the dukes of otherwise.—Foreign Cor. Now York Ob­ Athens, and it is hoped that much light server. may be shod by them upon some very obscure pMsagoe of history, but there yet Every large jewelry house has its se­ remains much to be done for their proper cret methods of protection against deciphormonL since many of tho coins thrives. There is on* place w Fourth are crushed and massed together so street that numbera among such closely that it is a difficult matter to a peculiarity effective and ingen­ wjparato them.—Philadelphia Times. ious arrangement. It consists of a rnocit-imfusl floor surrounding The waste of ammunition wm enor­ the floor of the vault. For a sjmoe of about ten feet the planking rests upon mous. Whenever the army broke camp delicate springs that wool i be instantly for a campaign the men always set out depreaw«d by the slightest weight. This with from sixty to 100 rounds each, car­ depression brings together the two poles ried on the person; forty rounds in the cartridge-box, and the rest in the knap­ of an electric battery, and notifies tho police through an annunciator that there sack and havoraaek. But Invariably, on coming into contact with the enemy, it is something wrong. Tho connection ' would be found that fully two-thirds of with the battery is made every evening the men had but forty rounds each. The at 6 o'clock.»and after that hour no one rest they had thrown away to lighten is allowed to approach the vault ddora. their burden. Hence a new supply had In addition to this there is another in­ at once to be dealt out The bent sol­ sulated wire* passing through tho side diers did not throw away their cartridges, of the safe, behind the door and into the to be sure; but the beet are, ot course, in steel knob of the combination. The least the minority everywhere.—T. F. Galwey turn would send in an alarm over this. in Cliicago Tonies. _______ There is only one man ta the establiahment who understands the secret ot Fish lizards' have been found in large these two alarms. He has an interest in tho place and attends to setting both of numbers in tho vicinity of Rock lake, t hem before ho goes home to nupper.— Manitoba. The lizard is about eight to ten inches long, has a smooth, ecalelres Globe-Democrat Interview. skin like an eel, a mouth and a head like a catfish', gills like a fish, but the coveit Speaking of tiio necmaity of holidays tag furnished with extensions at each and their proper ordering, The London side fully an inch and a half long, four Lancet thinks tliat perhaps the very weak legs like n lixard. with webbed feet wisest anti best thing to do would be to and a long tail like that of u tadpole. make those holidays children's days; to The head ia large in proportion to the refer the whole question of holiday-mak­ body.—Chicago Herald. ing to a comautteeof young people, none of whom should be over 13 years of age, A woodchuck wm captured ta Coram, and to surrender for tlie particular j>eriod determined by the “holiday" tlie dis­ Mass., tho other day, having teeth of a posal of the time and tlie selection of peculiar malformation. Ito upper teeth were of extraordinary length and curled ways and means to those with whom “enjoyment" ia the integral part of ex­ inwardly, terminating in the roof of its istence, and whoso birthright is to be mouth. Two lower teeth were fully as able to make merry without wantonly long, but aliot upward outride the mouth. sinning against light and conscienoe.— On account of this curious development the animal had no use of his teeth, and Chicago News. . in consequence had nearly starved when caught.—Chicago Herald. A substitute for foap is found ta tho cffpir.oailla or “thorn plant" of Mexico, It appears from a recent book on sea no christened because on touching it a apparition wa. minutes.-Chicago — oau«ht the 1W. A sinking star o'erwhnlmed In night. »nr«>nof ot M H<, utrfet on*, ann, „d j, work, |M the S’of'hZT' H” t™ 10 “>=>■ “ on th' cel/bk Lr totter, o,er. Two to one he Io4s his hat or, perhare, falls Utetatun- ha-* been killed by joumaL >«n, journalism is soon to bo killed by tejwrang. As tai reporting it will die “ iteelf; it is the last word of the liter­ ary decadence of our age; it ia tlie man cf iettera replaced by the concierge. Gradually the pen has allowed itself to ** ateorbci by the interloper, who dtoalike with style, with ideas, with annearinn is felt similar to that which a wiguality. and with individuality. — plant covered, with thorns would pro­ ran* letter. duce. TheAzteco, lacking auap. agitated a bough of the eaptaorilla ta A moizlight mirage was lately wit­ and it prod need a latbar with which they in lllhiois. Tlie moon was shta- washed, ttotag the plant an a scrub-bruaii. “< JnKhUy, but a datwe fog hung ore tae fint-Undii m-ar 8t. Joaeph, and th* hair preservative, having extraordinary j:________________ its most P?BWiSen! in a railway train saw a PJau-m train suspended in the air un­ several ' **r*h\wl nectar in life-, cun, WMi 8l0W#d»Bod £wun’-'rt «md sparkled up S ^nd ““ far '“‘d near * fancof 'cmradoa dear. the ritw. brim. * the goblet', golden rim medium are Xavier’s, wm called upon recently by a reporter. The newsman was pleas­ antly greeted and invited to the roverand father's studio. “You want to know something about ostrich fanning, do you?" he began. “Well, that graceful wonder of creation would soon be a thing of the past had not the savage Boers found it more profitable to tame than to kill it. Yet even now they destroy the beautiful bird in the Ralnluiri desert and tn the •jxjar pearls,' while badly-formed spoci- "Is thcn> any standard value?" able rates. * Some years they bring al- “one to be like unto the placid lamp set in a place where the wind blows not." Having attained the happy condition occultists are seeking, tho yoghi stands or site motionless and mute; at timre ho vision that ia before hia mental eyes; Ida some particular individual. General sensibility is gone; pricking, pinching or burning has no pain. - They remember fairly well what they saw or felt in the trance or ecstasy. Their mental state seems to be .reduced to one image, idaa or isolated group of ideas, winch wwm to receive tho entire attention to tho exclusion of everything else. All parte of the brain not thus engrossed are asleep, that is to say, utterly- inactive.— Cor. St Ixiuto Globe-Democrat. There wore thow who pretended to tell by its sound what sort of cannon or small arm projectile was passing them ta the air. Certainly there was a great difference ta the sounds. When a musket ball wns nt full speed it made a whiz like some huge and rapidly flying in­ sect. To advance under a flro of in­ fantry often seemed like attacking a swarm of been or hornets, the air was so constantly cut by the little messengers of death. But m the force of a musket ball diminished it gave a melancholy, long-drawn wail, almost exactly like tho “meow!" of a cat that is scolding its op­ ponent. Between tlie "whiz!" or tho "st!" of a musket boll and the fear­ ful hubbub made by the greatest of tannon projectiles there was an immense variety of soul­ harrowtag sounds. There was a projectile, used by some of the Confeder­ ate artillery ta the campaign between the Wilderness and Petersburg, whose sound, though not tho loudest, wm very stirring in its effects, and our men nick­ named it “Tho Great Demoralizer." For tliere were few. backbones in the Army of the I’otom&c that did not involunta­ rily l>end whenever this shot with its fearful combination of rasping, tearing, screaming and roaring sounds all in one pasoed over them.—T. F. Galwey in Chi­ cago Times. w Baggy trousers* have come suddenly into fashion with the fellows who ape the English, and It Is all a mistake. - The duke of Sutherland sailed into port a month ago aboard\ his yacht, ta w^dch ha is cruising around tho world, and Ids advent stirred Fifth avenue profoundly. He was idolized during hLs three weeks' stay in the city, and ta whatever respects his manners differed from those pre­ viously accepted as the best in London, in these particulani tho Anglomaniacs amended their own. He was accepted as undoubted authority. Ono day ho went to the. tailor most patronized by this clique and ordered two suits of clothes. He stipulated that the trousers should be very loose, and the/ were made so. The tailor hastily informed his cus­ tomers of the dimonsions, and they fol­ lowed tlie example with all speed. In a week the legs of a hundred dandies were lost in flabby (tantaloonn. Then some suits direct from London arrived, and the trousers were only medium size. Tlie truth transpired that the duko meant his two paint for wear aboard his yacht simply for comfort and not for style. But the fashion had been sot, and baggy trousers, though blunderingly donned, are not to be taken off.—“Uncle Bill's" New York Letter. wliom I knew killed die last wild os­ trich on the rite of tho now famous Kim­ berly diamond mine. The- e.-uiw Boer, ta 1870, on the table-land of the Mantabela country, killed seventy-five cock birds (male ostriches), for whose feathers he got 8,000 pounds sterling, and, like all hunters, still renuuus poor. “It was about 1870 that the first young ostrich chicks, as big m young hares, were harbored and nursed ta some hunt­ er’s wagons, in the far interior, and brought to tho southern colonies. These birds were fed on Indian' com. Caffria corn (millet), shoots of young cactus and their fruita. After six months die choc­ olate colored birds stool as high as heavy turkeys. After nine months their first feathers began to fait When twelve months old tho black cocks showed themselves among die gray hens. And ta the third year a pair of them sopsr rated from the troop for making a nest. Tlie Boers at once saw the possible gain. They encamped the breeding birds and saw nature at work. The five to six feet high cock showed his glorious long black feathers all over tho body except the bare limbs. white and the palmy' feathers of his bundle tail had a rosy color. For pro­ tecting his chocolate colored hen and her eighteen eggs in their sandy nest, the bird would nhjw fight, and the inclosed birds took their first breakfast on the yelks of two or three unliatehed eggs. “Meanwhile toe remainder of tlie birds had been put in tho camp, and as tho lieautiful feathers bi-gan to show, tlie Boers made at one end of the big camp a smaller one, surrounded with hedges of thorn trees and other briers. At tlie ex­ tremity of this last camp a rough gat*? was made, leaving an opening into a passage one yard wide and three yards long, shut with an outside door. On horses tho Boers drove the birds into tho smaller camp from the larger. Tlien opening the door they spread food ta the passage, and as soon as two or three birds were ta the passage the door was locked behind them. It must be noticed that those tremendous ostriches kick like Boers, jumping into tho passage behind the birds, were out of the reach of their dreadful tore. And while thi-greedy unimals were feeding he found all this time for plucking all ripe black feathers and cutting out at the quill all the magnifi­ cent white feathers. These latter arecut out half dried, because they are than still in their first beauty, while when completely ripe the bird spoils them while trying to pull them out ( found out, and in a few years farms of 800 and more ostriches! mado a new source of wealth for south Africa. Too much of a good thing can prove dortructive, and the ostrich mania' prove so for the Boers. In 1879 every Boer dreamed of becoming an ostrich farmer, and as coin wm rare he paid in stock. Tho re­ sult was that the stock lost all its price, so too sheep and wool, while tho ostriches rose rapidly to fabulous prices of from 500 to 600 pounds sterling a pair. Then feathers were high in price, varying with thair color and kinds from *40 a pound to *250 and more for prime. “But soon the over-stocked feather market ruined even the market, and dis­ ease broke out among the birds reives. The result was that hundr Boers, having no more cattle, and" even their birds, had to sell off their farms, of which the price naturally sunk also. So their temporary wealth soon Ix-came the source of great poverty, of which a few speculators profited by buy­ ing in farms and stock. “Since then matters have been settled. Stock and wool trade and agriculture have resumed. Ostrich fanning is going on in a moderate and prosperous scale. A direct trade in ostrich feathers between America and south Africa ought to prove paying."—Cincinnati Sun Interview. More than *3,000,(XX) are spent annu­ ally by the people of the United States for perfumes for the Isith. toilet and handkerchief. Among the most popular perfumes found in the stock of our lead­ ing druggists are - May Bells, Blue Bells, Edenia, Marechai Noil Rose, Evangeline and Alpine Violet. Rose odors such m tube rose, tea rose and white rose are largely in demand; also the pure oil of , According to Hecker, there are six dis­ rose. Ottar, eewenoe or oil of rote, so tinct styles of delivery outside of strat­ much sought after by the ladiea, is dis­ egy. They are .the straight delivery, tilled from tlw fresh rose flowers. It is out-curve, ta-curve, high in-curve, rising prepared largely ta a little town called ball, and drop ball. The stragetic part, Kisaulick in the Balkan mountains. however, further divides these six claseea About 8,000 pounds are raised annually, Into many different shoots. A straight tlie commercial value of which ia *180 to bull can be thrown, for instance, in sev­ *200 per pound. The roses ore gathered eral ways so m to deceive the batsman. in May and are distilled with tlie green This is done by ranging the speed from a leaves of the caly. The oil is furnished swift to a slow or medium ball, or by a in minute proportion, not more tlian deceptive move of the arm. Then, again, three pounds being realised from 100 either of tho various curves can likewise pounds of roses.—Globe-Democrat. be gauged from a short quick to a long stride, or a slow or swift curve, either The climate of New Zealand is about being resorted to as a means of deceiving i different from ours as an April shower tho batsman.—Philadelphia Press. city of fine pearls, although there is no falling off in t*o supply of tho small stuff. When a pearl exceeds one carat in weight it is. sold separately. Under that weight they are sold in parcels and become less valuable as they become lected average about 5,000 to the troy ounoe and are at present rated at about paragon weighing an ounce (or 150 carats) was on sale it would bring any amount from *80,000 to *300,000, aocord- Paris, where there is an' Inimitable acliah is certainly ajxjken in Dublin. The though I always liked the Dreaden artic­ ulation. In Florence Choy speak the best Italian, but the Romans pronounce it better—Lingua Toscana ta booca. Ro­ mans. I never heard more musical Eng­ lish than from the lips of educated New York ladies, and there Is a peculiar charm in tho old French spoken by the pretty women of Quebec.—'Montreal Ga­ zette. \ ' Take influence out of toe world and how many men would gain position on their merits.—Jud Lsfagau. A Creat Victory A Terrible Case of Scrofula . Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla " In the printer ot lxn> I was attacked with Scrofula Inane of Ute tnosi aggTanttnsloans. coutinually exuding an offensive mans ot bloody matter disgusting to behold, and almost intolerable to endure. It li» Impossible to fully describe my sufferings* •> the ease wm complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After three years of misery, haring been treated by three physicians, I was worse than ever. to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. And now, alter having taken twelre bottles, within the last entirely ceased. and the at r- :v ■. I. nil disappeared. except the nnslgMly scars, whieb are dully becoming • smaller by decrees, and beautifully te-a?1 do not know what It oy my gratitude I send three facte unsolicited, and I am ready to verity the authenticity <d Hila statement Is confirmed by W. J. HuntBend for book givingstatsnent^of suny cures. Hood’s Sarsaparilla only by Q I. HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mass, IOO Doses One Dollar, WILSON ASHBOARDS. TELEGRAPHY^TSSS! I twateSwl Writ. VaJecUaa Bro*. TenwHIIs, Wk. a wogutxrvL occorkock. The Interest awakened ta an important occureuce al Jackson canaed a representa­ tive ot this paper to visit that city. He registered at the Hurd Hunxe and encag'd H<o- Frank L. Smith, It* proprietor, and ex-member of the State Legislature tn conversation. ,TMr. C. D. Denio, a man very wellknown In this community, waa probably the worst wreck physlciallr of any man this country haa ever seen. He waa------- *• Mr. Smith »topped suddenly, aftd going to the door called ta a man who wm pass­ ing. It was Mr. i who said: "I am what p rnll •resurrected.’ From a slight of rheumatism, growing oqt of a cold, I grew worae nnttl my limbs were swollen fearfully, and my suffered. Ths doctors were very faithful, but they did not help ma. They adminis­ tered morphine constantly, but It could not kill the pain. Indaod. daring my ravings I declared I would shoot tho and loagsd for death. But yetyou sm me tn perfect health. Do you want to know what Is was that saved my life, virtually raised ms from the grave after tho doctors wnvn tn ------------ ----- . goat skin at tho masthead, you may flog a boy at the mast, you may burn a tynpm and let the handle turn toward the desired quarter, you may blowout to sea tire dust from the chapel floor, -OU may stick a knife ta the mizzenmast or scratch tho foremast with a nail, and so on.—Exchange.___________ _ John Bo/nwo HUI. .prominent U-yer ta Main*, and ths man who drafted ISquw 1»», retrod? ta North America was unhesitatingly ascribed to climatic influences. In nine out of ten casefl their boys outgrow their fathers. A squat little emigrant takes to fanning, succeeds, gets married, and is soon surrounded by a bevy of six-footers. Several recent travelers agree that tho agricultural fairs of Dunedin assemble an astonishing number of unprofessional giants, corduroy-clad sons of Anak, whom any British showman would be glad to engage.—Dr. Felix L. Oswald. taught to think that if they inform cm any Kheumrtlc Syrup the best medicine ever given to Buffering humanity." Newspaper men are naturally skeptical, and so the writer railed on tho house of Carroll & Board­ others? Is it not far better to live act­ well-known man for whom Mr. Deu‘o worked - hen ively and energetically, to generate sufli- he was first taken slek, Mr. Carre.1 aid: mi. r,.. —— ..... - - -cient intellectual energy to wear out the But what to long life worth, I ques­ tion, an a mere physical lingering, a care the next higher condition of existence, of living death here ? With a higher and more enlightened civilisation we quality rather than for its quantity. Lilian Whiting's Letter. very durable ta the City dreamed be wnu'.d get well Hetswell though, and It to simply marvelous.” "Dr. Charles H. Lewis, residing a»*» Blackstone street, attended Mr. Denio d tiring his etokneM.and said Mt. Denio ted been a very sick man. had irone beyond the read*, of tho medical profession, atta �Ha»tiso«. Mn.iL. July Z». KM. election (to mid one additional Krunblicau County Convention. the State )e«H!aiure. will De r-«m In tl» elty ot Hxstlnv SATVMDAX. AUOVMT W«T. The convention will be wdlea to or county are and ought to be thankful ^R-N. Moore, Vicksburg, Kalamazoo for one thing. They are not courting Covsty. . ■ay alllancea with any party whoae •Chas. Dnrkee, Pontiac. Oakland Co. principles are M much opposed to it M M. P. Thurston, Burr Oak, St. Jo­ daylight is opposed to darkness. There seph Co. • Beaj. Fieldhouse, White Pigeon. St. is net and cannot be any more harmony of principles in the democratic anil Comstock Hill, Saline, Washtenaw greenback parties than in the republi­ Co. Joseph Rider, Howell. Livingston Co. can and democratic, or greenback and James Vandevere, Benton Harbor, republican. Any union of such par­ Berrien Co, ties means that principles are sacrificed F. J. Hough, Adrian, Lenawee Co. for the hope of office. J. O. Tuttle, Leslie. Ingham Co. The above mentioned, with hundreds I. M. Wetton, ot Grand Rapids, one of others whose names will be furnished of the leading democrats of the state, on application, have old hedges which affirms that the administration of Pres­ have stood the Jest of many winters, ident Cleveland is acceptable to the and we would invite any of our patrons to write them on the subject. democrats of both state and nation. Any bank in your own city can give This will pacify Blatant Fuller, who you the standing of the Company. There are hedges growing in Barry says there can be no fusion unless the democrats of Michigan repudiate tlie County, on the upright plan, that have been set from 14 to Ifi years and are Manning management of the treasury. hardy, and no losses in plants have been But Chairman Fuller does not mean sustained since they commenced growwhat he says, and there will be fusion §o far as the labor of pruning and the just the same. grave statements about thorns are con­ The republican party asks all who cerned, thfey are in keeping with the balance of the article. wish an honest currency, honest finan­ We trust that this will be suffidtnt cial management, honest payment of to brand the article as an infamous the national debt, to unite with it To falsehood, at least to the public. The such principles it is unalterably pledg­ matter has been referred to the Dayton Hedge Co., who will doubtleas satisfy ed'. It will be remembered that it was the writer in due time that he is wrong. the republican party that gave the na­ D. W. AYLWORTH. _ Mm. The Mich. Hedcc Co., Adrian. Mich. tion the greenback, and made it equal in coin by redeeming ite promise to the HmiUuipi. Mich., Julyholder thereof. Having been to Dayton to ingesti- LIUS. UII1C. kUC OMIJ uwu in The republican party invites all who of the lanre amount of burinem to be transacted. -- ------- -'ll pleaae forward to the btfleve in protection to American in­ notice* for towuaiilp cauIble. In addition to the dustries and American labor to join its ranks. It is the American party, as op­ ilp and wanl cancw will elect one the Senatorial Convention, to be posed to British Cobden\clubs, and called Hereafter. Under a reeotutlou a4o>Uxl Aosurt inh. I«TK Tree-trade business-wreckers. the wvera: township* to! ward* arc entitled tn A free ballot a fair count; these ore the cardinal 'tenets, of the republican party. Those who favor such should find their way into the republican ranks. HasnacB........................ HacUng* City. l»t wart John F. Van De Vanter, a prominent greenbacker, of Sturgis, has the follow­ ing to say about fusion with the demo­ Hope.. crats, in a communication to the De­ troit Tribune: . z < »r*nye«1tl»But, really the possibility of banding PrWrtrvUie K allland......... over the government and law-making Ibornapple........ offices of Michigan to such, hands is a serious matter, and if you.Xvill permit I will conclude with.a few words to my brother greenbackers and say; We yiixni ibr nr|>ut»llearn of the several have been cheated, hoodwinked, and humbugged over and over; thousand aa larRWy m po»Mblc. of greenbackera of Michigan have sense Cl.EMF.XT SMITH, enough to perceive it ana have resolv­ F. A-ftHKLDON. ed that they never again will yield them­ EMOKY I’ARAUY. RepubUcan County Executive Coni. selves up as a tool of those men who have used them as a cat’s paw to secure RSPl'BUCAN CAUCUS N0T1CEK. flor themselves the sweet nuts of office Republican If -you beleive that your party possess a iUX rfrlwit<-' ibilean County Courtn- principle, are you willing to sacrifice that principle by supporting a fusion the tTMXMtcUon ot micIi other builne-*'»» may jrroperly rome before them, will be bold M Cm- With the democracy-a party which first. Last, and all the time, was the bit­ terest foe of the greenback? Are you willing to countenance traitorous action in order that office may be secured for men who sell you at every chance for EDITORIAL NOTE’S. what you will fetch in the political market? 1 cannot believe it, for I think Ben Colvin is a straight-out green­ that unless you are positively blind you backer, a greenbacker from principle, cannot but see the drift of the fusion who does not believe tn fusion because movement. it means a surrender of principles. The following is his letter to W. D. Fuller, MOHB ABOUT THE DAYTOH HEDGE and shows that no reliance can be placed on Fuller's reeent nnti-fusion utterances; To the Hon. IF. I). Jfvlltr, Netnayyo, Mich, Dear Sir: Your letter of July In answer to my letter of June 28. in which 1 asked you to fulfill the pledge von made to me in Lansing, is received. You say you have made no pledgee. I will, under oath, give the pledge you made: State of Michigan, County of Wayne, sa. B. Colvin, being duly sworn, dis­ poses and save: At the last greenback camp meeting held at Lansing, al the dose of the Ijinsing house confer­ ence, W. D. Fuller pledged me his word, in the presence of Solon Chase and oth­ ers, that be never would have anything more to do with fusion, and should the next convention go into fusion he would go out mid take his influence with him and go straight. B. COLVIN. Subscribed and sworn to before me July 20. 188<’>. George G. Goodrich, Notary Public, Saginaw county, Mich. I have a letter in my possession of June 12,1882. signed by W. D. Fuller, in which he said: “I left the republiand allied myself to the party for the sake of advocatles. J am not a raider after dice. 1 urn au uncompromis­ ing opponent bf any bargain or sale of the greenback party. Any combina­ tion means death to our party. I would rather light with a minority in doubtful victory. Newaygo county is opposed to any amalgamation process." But the temptation of the swamp land commiaaionenhip was too great for him to withstand. The office tor two years has given him an “organized appetite" for office. Now, Mr. Fuller, as you said there was nothing in your making aay pledge to me, make an affidavit that you never made the statement set forth in my affidavit and publish it alongside of mine, and that will put B-COLVl*. SLOwkn. July X. I* There is a large and growing sentlmeat among the republicans of Michlgan favorable to local option. The idea is to Jet the voters of each county deckle for themselvea whether or not they will banish the saloon from its borders. In those counties where prohibition fails to carry. the present tax law will be in force thus compriling the burdens they inflict upon society. The worked so successfully st the south. would utmost folly to attempt BayCfty, Adrian. Mich.. July iMh. IWC. EDITOR HARTINGS BANNER: Replying to an article which recently appeared in the columns of your paper on the subject of Hedge Fencing and the Dayton Hedge CoM for the satisfac­ tion of our patrons in llarry County 1 desire tb say that it is false in most re­ spects and ixara upon its face the sem­ blance of a malicious attempt to injure as. In the first place I desire to nail a few of the bare-faced lies with which th* article abounds. Lie No. 1.—The Dayton Hedge Co. di'l plant, grow, plash and complete the hedge on the Soldiers* Home grounds at Dayton, Ohio. Lie No. 2.—It is not protected bv any outside wire fence, but is a combina­ tion of wire and hedge, as is all our work, and Is a long Tine of beautiful hedge. For the proof of this statement I append a testimonial from Chas. Beck, chief gardener, who has charge of this department: . National Hotoier*’ Home. > L . .. U»ytou.O..»ept.MMB.) / o whim it may Concern: This is to certify that the Davton Hedge Co. have finished about three miles of Hedge for the National Sol­ diers’ Home, at Dayton. O.. according to their patented plan; that the same Is a perfect fence in every respect and is one of the many beautiful features of tlie Home grounds. We take pleasure in recommending the Company and their hedges to all who are in need of good fences. CHAR. BECK. Chief Gardner. Lie No. 3.—The Dayton Hedge Co. is a chartered organization, located at 383 and 385 W. 3d St. Dayton, Ohio, where they have been for years. By reference to Bradstreet or Duns’ com­ mercial reporter you will see that they are quoted at from two to three hun­ dred thousand dollars and credit high; and by communicating with the CTtlzens’ National Sank, or aay other, or any business man of Dayton/ their OVED!! “Thia is the hadthtaM America.’' Mid the gara hotal te a tow£t; “»o Sire here." -No." said fceto the tone of a man '"b0„u “J convinced of it. No, I m Nobodv would «uj tow axmrh to dle.--BurUiwtoo Hwtoe. The Oct to, while Uw now Blbte)Waj I am now settled and ready for business in my new quar­ ters in the store east of W. H Schantz’s grocery. the next issue. He’s got to have some­ thing that’s got h—11 in it. and a fullsupply « that—The Brooklyn Eagle. “How about that l<ook of poems you were going to publish? asked a gen tieman of a publisher. "Oh. it was pub­ lished more than two months ago was IS^ply. “Did it take?" the gentlemen, somewhat interestea “Take!” ejaculated the publisher, with a grunt: -Take! did you say ? Weil. I should think it did take. It took every cent I had. and 1 haven’t got a cent bgcj. yetr—Yonkers Statesman. An Austin mother was very much discouraged at the dirty condition of her boy’s cap when the children came home from a walk. “How did you get vour hat so filthy r angrily asked the mother. “A boy pulled it off my heed in the street and threw it In the mud. “That’s not so, ma; he threw his cap in the mud himself." interrupted his IftUe sister. -Well. I’m a boy. ain t I ? If I am a girl I’d like to know it"—Texas Siftings. Little Ned-“What did pa mean when he said Sister Edith must stop what gate this matter and from investiga­ getting surreptitious letters.’' tions made before and since, we are kind or letters is them ?" 1 Jltle N el— satisfied that the article to which the “Why, don’t you know? they is love above is a reply is false and uncalled letters: her beau leaves them ta a little box under the shubbery, and Edith gets for. JOHN DAWHON. them." Little Ned—“But why is they FRIEND D. ROlfl.ES. called that?” Little Nel—“Why, they J. W. ROGERS. is called syruptltlous ’cause they’s so Boss Hicks says the Democrat lied sweet, you know, just like molaaaai.” when- it said that John Heffron ap­ —Philadelphia (.'all. The congregation at Lunan. in For­ proached (?) him to get him to work against fusion. The fight is on. The farshire, often distressed the lutaiater Brethren do not appear to be unanimous. by the habit of sleeping in church. One day, Jamie Fraxer. an idiot, was To Whom it May Concern.—In sitting In the front gallery, when manjr order to answer the numerous were sleeping around him. “Look! letters and inquiries in regard, said the minister, -vou see even Jamie to a teacher's class tills fall Frazer, the idiot, does not fall asleep as I wish to say that on account of the so many of you are doing." Jamie, not success of the teacher's class at Prairie­ liking to be thus designated, oooly re­ ville last spring and the numerous let­ plied: "An’I hadna been an idiot, I ters received daily making inquiries in would have lieen sleeping too." regard to a fall class, I have decided to Fond Parent—••Well, Johnny, how conduct a tescher’s class tills fall, due are you getting along at school?" notice of which will be published in the Johnny—“Oh! first rate. I started on colums of this paper. third, but I’m on first nnw." Fond J. M. SMITH. Parent—-Glad to hear it, my son. Transformation.—Patrons of the Always try* to be first. Then* is fifty well known jewelry house of Wright, cents for vour industry.” Johnny— “Ain’t that nice! I’ll try to get higher Kay ACo.. 140 Woodward avenue, De­ yet." Fond Parent-“Higher? How troit, would hardly recogniz.6 the firm’s can you be higher than first?” Johnny headquarters so enlarged and elaborate —“That's easy enough. I can get to lie have they been made within the past shortstop oy pitcher—I’hllmlelphia Call. two months. Stores 1 and 3 Campus A few days ago n little Oil City girl Marti us have been added, and from top to bottom the various floors have been waa taken sick, and her parents called rearranged and refitted, until to-day the a doctor that she did not like. “Are vou sick. Grade?” as the M. 1)., as be establishment stands as complete as bent over his little patient. The little any in the country. Enquiries by mall concerning jewelry or optical goods are lady looked at him a moment in the ut­ most disdain, and then, is a tone of cheerfully answered by this firm. deeptet sarCaam. replied, its she turned Whenever there is a fine piece of her face from him. Well 1 should think reportorial work to be done, tlie (pro­ you ought to know. Do you suppose I prietor of this paper evidently intends am lying here in bed and taking your horrid old medicine for the fun of it?" having the “boys stand aside to give the The doctor wilted—Oil City Derrick. old man a chance;" witness the fact TfuTlRslTilo not seem to'have a mo­ Uiat at the instance of Fred Allen and Tom Reynolds the “old man" last eve­ nopoly of “buns.” Some of their neighning sneaked off to the residence of the liors across the channel can match them. latter of this brace of worthies, in their An English clergyman, pleading ear­ company, to see the big snake alleged nestly with his parishioners for the to have been killed by them that day. construction of a cemetery for their The editor was to pay half a dollar for parish, asking them to consider “the de­ a sight of the monster; but what was a plorable condition /of SOJJUO christain paltry 50 cents compared with a great Englishmen living without christain big scoop on his slow-going contempor­ burial!" Another English clergyman, aries. Stealthily the trio crept to the waxing sarcastic in the pulpit over the rear of the house and with luted breath enormities of the age exclaimed: “And paused iieside a large sq uare box. With these things, my brethren, are done in eager, trembling hands the lid was the so-called nineteenth century!” raised, and the editorial eyes saw—the A little girl came from her Sunday box was empty. The humble reporter school in a high state of indignation considerately refrains from giving an because her teacher had told her that account of the alleys and back streets Jesus was a Jew. -Was lie a Jew, mo­ traversed by the editor on his return. ther?” said she, in the greatart excite­ It is credibly stated that M. L. is still ment. -Why. yew, my dear," said the buying cigars for his friends, and that mother, a little doubtfully,. u if un­ bv has just realized—from the large willing to concede the objectionable number of Ills friends—his great popu­ fact, but unable to deny it. “I suppose larity In the dty. The crack pitcher-of he was a Jew." “But I thought he was the Hastings nine followed the the Son of God." “So he is, my dear.” party and I'ecame interested 50 cents "I don’t see how, then, he could be a worth. "Rater is now a chestnut with Jew” responded the young sectarian, the proprietor of this paper. "Snakee!" “for God is a 1’resbyterian.—Cliristinn will put him on his taps at once. Wall Paper Smi! Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper, Wai! Paper, Wall Paper, Wall Paper. WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain cloth and decorated, or paper .hades. Paints aad Oils, Oils and Varnishes, Varnish and Alabastine. Alahastine and .Barn Paint. Barn Paint and Housekeepers’ Paints in smell cans. Housekeepers’ Paints and Brashes, And EVEBYTrflXG else in rny line, . I still sell the Celebrated Detroit White Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. Fred’k Hotchkiss. tUTKUH AA T A DDU REMEDY. ■ICIIBII vA I AlxlxPI i.-svrtxi rsttsM oiftrr «<*» :S!S?»V,S _______ aEFORTER. Battaxiom obde* No. i. Head iiuuten Barry Coutuj Rattallou, i ft frving maxion. July tDa>. ’jJ The 4th Annual Reunion of the Barrv County Battalion will be held on the fair grounds ta the City of HMttan Aug. 25.90 and 27. 1880. The bustaSa ■MUM wUl l« beM on Auf.25th.at half-past one o’clock P. Mjn the haD of Poet No. 125. Each Post will be entitled to five delegatee. ' «iHitTr>ld port ta heTeb-r chanr«i with the necessary arrangemwjts for the reunion, It will have the camp in readiness on the morning of the 25th *nd wU1„furaiah shelter. wood and straw. Members of each Boat will come prepared to feed themselves and furnish their own bedding, Fosta will report the number likely to attend to Comrade O. H. Greenfield, Hastings. ni. Comrade John Lichty, of Poet No. 125, is hereby detailed as Officer of the Day for the 25th and Comrade Geo Wolcott Port, as Off: cer of the Guard. Comrade John B Swan, of Morris England 1'ost is dntailedas Sergt.MiS?. He w& have miles of completed fence in Mont­ Igomery Co., th, (of which Dayton is the 'county seat) not only on the low lands, but on the high lands as well, and if -the alioged gentleman who visited the .soldiers’ home want on the “national pike," which Is the principal thorough­ U>tt»e Adiutant on the 28tb. Comrade fare to the home, he could not have of pow ,o> Jama failed to observe hedge grown and , completed by the Dayton Jledge Co. on 'the way there, as It Is on the margin of the highway. ; Lie No. 5.—8o far as the hedge on the Agricultural College grounds is con­ ?o v .Jl’fKW’f. “"?• of the cerned, it was not put tliere by permis­ sion atone, but on a regular contract, to be paid for just the same aa aay of our patrons pay for it. and as it wm only ptantedthiasprin^n will be time to’ ■HOM. ICACO, ROCK ISLAND * . ind Pacific Coas’-s It and Southw i-t. i ...J «*U«o. MOST PERFECT MADE THK ORKAT ROOK ISLAND ’’OUTE «* Oow rsdm.Umr u toon, lat „ ■y ora at Ur» catojUlre to tm> TH! SRT* LKA°ROUTE IJAHE BANNER Job Rooms BT. JOHN �The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS.THURSDAY.AUG. 6. 1MB. Local Advertising Rates: grounds • PERSONAL MENTION. -■- We have heretofore mentioned wine [ 1 »dl auTMU of-toe astonishing cures performed by Irving, was kicked by a horse and se­ Dr. ileus and since then we have been verely injured about tlie head and face. HVNRHERGER Will delivnr sr. questioned ns to his medical power juldrees to youtg people StindTy ev£ « c3d^$JrLiCht!r “* v"i,“e fri'nd’ which seems to us must be truly won- . He was hitching the animal to a wag­ on preparatory to coming to this city derful and without an equal. He *“ the on bud- seems to be a perfect master over ■when the accident occurred. We un­ derstand the horse's hoof struck him r* wlJJ furnixb chronic diseases, for cases tiiat have ।ou the mouth, knocking loose several of Bo’Siffin£“nl* U vWUD» ,rt“* « been given upas being incurable by Ihis teeth, cutting his bps and face, and other physicians have gone to him and breaking i his jaw bone. Dr. Polhemus rrHn,Vrt IT A*°urt convene one week are now enjoying the best of health. was summoned to dress the wounds. ais*5'- “ “ ^Tiiere arc now no cases of diph­ HAETIMOa KAJUUT8. theria in this city, and it is to be hoped Frank Nibs has bought two lots Wheat. white............. ”.................. w that this dread disease will not again WKt r F' P'. wMtlock greeted his manv appear here. The Banneu has kept its . friends in this city Tuesday. ' readers fully posted regarding the pres­ . ilni. W. H. Powers and sons returned ence of the scourge here, believing a Uom W1U be held in thia city; truthful statement of all the facte from Grand Rapids Saturday. thereto was of more benefit to the pub­ =1 buJlw h® not ^e morning last, to Mr. lic than would have been an attempt to that ended the earthly career of and Mra. Dun Lake, a 9lb. boy. hide them. However, the most extrav­ the dog in Norm. Bailey's house. D. J Heath is confined to his house agant rumors have been put afloat re­ garding the number of cases in this notices on toe vi ith diseaae of a dropsical nature. city. editorial page, and note if the call for Mrs. Geo. 11. Tinkler, three miles Your township caucus is published. south of the city, haa the diphtheria. Mbs. A. E. Fowler tiled at her late The “tair book" containing toe nre. »Jfe0 “fcb4*1ia at the home in the second ward Wednesday lni¥in,^t of the coming fair is in press bedside of her brother Z. B. Willison. afternoon last The funeral took place wd wm «x>o b. dlirlbS L. E. Stauffer and wife are vimtimr from the home Friday. Mrs. Fowler 5E'J".h“ >“IJ “0UW tae relatives at Inland City, Benzie County, was well known and universally be­ ior his tear* of a few days since. He WRIGHT, KAY 4 CO, I loved. For many years she had been a got off very light—his fine being only nr F^^dL’eckhaxn’ Yar»er and Roush, resident of this dty, having moved here 140 Woodward Ave., ; from Carlton. She was a faithful wife 1 A 3 Campus Martian, and mother, a loved friend and neigh­ For sale cheap, good second band DETROIT. I Goo<b ear- waa the guest of W. bor. Her aged husband and one > addraased loth* followl: separator, with fixtures for either steam m ' f* °f AUe<tan’ ? Potion of daughter. Mrs. Win Booram. of Cadil­ jjrnPower. Enquire at Messer List \ ty Orders by Mail receive Prompt I lac, survive to mourn her loss. They county. Micnissa. Aug. fflU. IBM: „**"•M«« E. Bitter, Jaiue and Careful Attention. ) have the sympathy of the community HstchklM, Willie Tanner. tb®ila8ti0«» people have re­ In their great affliction. Mrs. Jos. Rogers has a night bloom­ Card—Allee Nowlan turned from a two weeks sojourn at ing cereous in fun bloom, ana it is very W. H. POWERS. F.M. Wn. Wood's parents live in Wood­ year8?°,ne" *1US eight Gun Lake. Ll?ie O’Neil, of Charlotte, is land. William apparently lives wher­ i h.“ ‘’ocreed that O. F. SaggieRldT Week Wllb hCT SUt"M™’ ever night overtakes him. He struck Loy shall be slaughtered. No greenthis town the day of the visit of the Wult^11 Cn*“ B0“1 with Theo, (leechwind and wife, of Grand Whitney Family, struck a whiskey bot­ Rapids, spent Sunday with his mother tle at the same time, and has since as­ siduously cultivated the acquaintance The members of the G. A. lt>will re- in this city. ot “tanglefoot." An officer struck Wil­ ceimea right royal welcome from our We can suit you in make, quality and price-pf r»r Oradwoo.!, liam Monday night, and Tuesday mor­ citizens on toe occasion of their reun­ Dak.. Monday. .May fame and fortune ning Justice Sweezev struck him to the ion Ln this dty. be his reward. tune of 822 or 15 days in jaiL William A.J.hL Brawley has purchased of F. Mrs. Daniel Striker gave a “tea"! in struck for the jalL To insure prompt 1> lianta a lot east of Daniel Striker's honor of her Aeice, MKs Fancher. Mon­ delivery his mail should now be ad­ residence, and contemplates erecting a day afternoon. , dressed “care Sheriff Long." . house thereon.) B Itoscoe Gesehwind, of Massllon. Ohio, We are agents for a dozen different manufactures, and can The HailBoad Again.—After ev­ Austin Barnum came to the city is in the city. He expects to remain erybody in Hastings and Barry county fit up any man with any kind of. threshing rig he wants. We Saturday, got drunk, staid in the cool- for several months. have also some good SECOND-HAND ENGINES, which we ar,^ ¥ondM>* mo’’ning, and then paid Frisd Bush and wife left tixday for a had given up all hope of living long SIUJXJ line and costs. tnp of a week among the resorts of the enough to see the railroad to Kalama­ will sell very cheap. We sell the zoo completed, and was willing to stake Remember the base 1x11 dance in northern part of the state. his last red cent .that It never would be, L ninn Hal! next week Thursday night. Charlie Brown spent Sunday in the it appears, and there is good reason to Tickets 75 cents. Supper 50 cents per city. He is on his initial trip’ for the believe, that the project will be pushed couple at Seth Stone's. Chicago Newspaper Union. through in the immediate future. Thursday last the IlastiDfrs nine Mrs. P. A. Sheldon.and family return There is h inoral in this .if you have crossed bate with the Irvings at Irving, time to think it out. At the’ meeting On the Market. The BUCKEYE in alfistyles and FARMER’S toe game resulting in a score of 12 to to-day from an extended visit with of the stockholders of the old Kalama­ FAVORITE. We have had an xrelatives in Berrien county. 8 in favor of the former. zoo and Lowfell R. R. Co. in this city Oscar Crook has been promoted to a Saturday last it was voted without a Thebe is every prospect that the re­ better position with larger salary in the dissenting voice to authorize the direc­ union of Burry County Battalion G. A. postal service. Good for him. tors of the line to give to Jerry Boyn­ R. will be the most pleasurable affair Miss May Davenport, of Carlton, re­ ton, of Grand Rapids, and the syndicate of the kind ever held in toe county. of capitalists he represents, toe road­ The little son of Mr. and Mra. Julius t limed Tuesday, from attendance at bed, right of way and franchisee held This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker and the Flin the norma) class of Olivet college. • by the old K. &'L. corporation. The Stark died of diphtheria Sunday after­ We received a pleasant call Thuradav meetiag was largely attended and quite Wagon, which has many points of excellence not possessed by noon. The doubly afflicted parents have the heartfelt pympathv of our cit­ from Mr. J. R. Dibble, the thrifty mer­ enthwdaatlc. Mr. Boynton was pres­ any other. Don’t forget when you want a buggy in any style that he would and of the best manufacture that you can find them at our chant of Bumlp's Corners, Allegan Co. ent and stated izens. / put- engineers and workmen. along D. C. Warner was elected a member toe line as soon as the roadbed warehouse. There was a free-for-all tight in the, —" Respectfully, ’ alleji west of Jeferaon street Saturday of the board of county examiners, at a and right ot way were transferred. night. These drunken brawls are be­ , meeting of the school inspectors, held Further, that he proposed to piAh the • coming too frequent for the good of’ in this city Tuesday. line to the Saginaw valley with all pos­ our dty. _ 1). R. Cook and C. 8. Burton went to sible dispatch. Aa the western roads The Republican says a scrub nine, Kalamazoo Monday, to attend a meet­ were making large extensions of their I from Charlotte were defeated by toe, ing of the directors'of the old Kalamu- lines this year, and have already pur­ chased all the steel rails that too mills iq .A Lowell R.K. | Hastings nine last week. Woe betide of this country can produce this year. the unlucky reporter who perpetrated Miss i May Sweezey M teaching for Mr. Bovnton will be unable to get iron the above. Miss Viola Willison in the district ior the road before May. 1887. But he J Tits said in grand army circles that north of the city. The latter is at tlie will do all the grading for the line to the coining renuion oi the Barrv Coun­ liedsideiof her father. this city this summer and next fall, and ty Battalion is an wwured success, from Jerome J. 'England, of Woodland, buy the ties the coming winter, and as the met that the big “1" of the Journal prospective fusion nominee for county soon as spring opens track-laying will '.'ppctoes it. treasurer, was in the city Tuesday, and begin in earnest. While he expects to have toe cars running op his line to ’ Ol K. Grant is rigging out a sailboat, made the Banxek a pleasant call. this city next year, to provide against Tor use on Wall Lake. Dr. Andrus has | Bro. Hijbonm made a pilgrimage all contingencies that might arise, he just completed « “dandy” row boat, the through the county during the past asks for two years time in which to hamfiwork of EcKMasters. fop use on week to look after the few democratic compete the line to this citv, and two the ffime waters. / fences. And. shades of Jacksonian years more to extend the same to Jjmmh/Iiines Anger marks are dis- democracy! he found that the green­ •Saginaw. Mr. Boynton stated that toe backers have boxsed the job of putting money to build the road was at his com­ cerntiiile throughout the editorial page mand. He would not guarantee a com­ of the Detroit Tribune. Short, crisp them up. peting line, l>ecause ne was building and pointed, express the quality of Will H. GoudykaR is moving his the road to sell, and would sell to the the editorials from his pen. company that paid him the most. lie stock of drugs into the store owned by A few days since the court house himself, lately occupied by Fred’k himself was putting 8130.000 into the project, and could not afford to be ham­ and jail at Baldwin were destroyed by ARE UNSURPASSED. Hotchkiss. The building has been en ­ pered by any conditions. Mr. Boynton fire. Taxpayers of Barry county, what would be the result should the court tirely retfiodeled and presents a very expects to secure toe irrepressible Major Anderson to solicit aid for the hmiuHoine interior. . hopse in this county be burned? Eakly* this, Wednesday, morning, projected line from this city to Sagin­ These paints are composed entirely of strictly pure materials, consisting of aw. zWith the disappearance of whortle­ Mrs. Long, mother of our sheriff, and We learn that >t the meeting of the White Lead, Oxide of Zinc, and the necessary pigments required to produce the berries has gone that big snake, so fre­ directors held at Kalamazoo Monday at present residing with him, had a different shades, the whole being ground and mixed in a scientific manner, by the quently seen near Carter’s lake. The suake wiU report for duty next sqasau, stroke of paralvsis.' At this writing no definite arrangements were made for latent improved machinery, in strictly pure Linseed Oil; the result being an ar­ however, if tne lierry crop isgood^ she is a little easier, but is yet in a yery the transfer of the roadbed. Another ticle which tor fineness and durability, far surpasses any paint ever placed on meeting of the directors is to be held in dangerous condition. the near future, however, when it is the market. THxn&DAY last Mrs. H. L. Newton The examination of Geo. Austin expected that a contract will be signed Experience has demonstrated, that for durability, the “Acme” Paint* are far was seriously kicked - by a horse, us she satisfactory to all parties concerned. superior to strictly pure White Lead, — as? Jxfid, charged with stabbing Miller, of Free ­ was passing by the animal in toe stable. when used She was struck on one of her limbs, but port, July third, is going on at the court Barry county will undoubtedly have a alone, can from the mode of its manufacture (corrosion by Acetlte Add), resist chance to secure the building of the fortunately no bones were fractured. room - to-day before Esq. Kenaston. road, and all should N: prepared to lend the. oxygen of the atmosphere but a short time. By combining a certain portion bEivicES at the Episcopal church The attendance from Freeport and vi­ a helping hand. If necessary. The peo­ of Pure Oxide Zinc, with strictly pun White Lead, we have succeeded in manu­ cinity is very large. ple of Kalamazoo agree to give the bo­ facturing a paint which embraces all the advantages to be gained by the use of Sunday as follows: litany service. » A. Owing to the great number who nus already raised by them, amounting Lead, with none qfits disadvantages. M.; Holy Communion. 10:30 A. M., to about 840.000. This opportunity called on Dr. Hess when in Hastings As they will, when properly applied cover a larger surface than lead and oil mix­ moridng prayer and litany; 12 M., Sun­ should not fail through the lethargy of day school; 7^0 evening prayer and ser­ last he was utterly anable to attend to Barry county. ed in the usual manner, besides saving labor and excelling in durability and ap­ all who came. Therefore the Dr. will The advantages of this line to our pearance. mon. . be here again next Monday Aug. flth. city, no matter who may be its final And now the fusion pins arc set up owners, are too many and too manifest at the Hastings House. on both alleys. Ci Larabce. by the Professional painters are everywhere endorsing them, owing to the superior Messek Bhos. solil to Una Bare, of to need recounting here. It would: grace of Grover Cleveland P. M. nt make Hastings a railroad center and results accomplished through their use, and the great saving In time and labor Cedar Creek, and Wm. 8. (foodyear Irving, Tuesday a Buffalo Pita separa­ place it on one of-the most extensive had a siesta in the court house yard tor. Mr. Bare has undoubtedly as good railroad lines in Michigan. For Barns, Outbuildings and Roofs, use a machine as can lie found anywhere. to-day. Prof. C. G. Robkbts toe noted Messer Bros, have sold a number of threshing outfits this season. veterinary dentist, of Boston, Mass., Two brothers named Gallup, of Cas­ who holds good recommendations from IFAy Id your Buggies and Wagons look so Shabby tleton, were trleil Tuesday before Just­ Dfeww .tStewut. of OwoMO.uUl When you can make them look like new with NEAL'S CARRIAGE PAINTS? st Col. Gill’s store, from now until ice Kenaston for assault and battery, upon the complaint of Geo. A. DiDenThe cost will be but a trifle. (7 beautiful shades.) •Saturday night. The republican congressional con­ beck One of the brothers was con­ victed and fined B40 including costs. When you wish to use a small quantity of Paint, call for the vention has been called to meet at The other was acquitted. a Acme Decorative Paints. Charlotte Wednesday. September 8th. at * The State Teachers' Institute for 1 p in The senatorial convention will They are put up in X pinta, pints and quarts; (18 shades, exclusively for fam­ Barry county will be held at Hastings ily use. ' _ toalM to ” high school room during the week be ­ for toe forenoon of that day. TllK many friends ot Mr. Z B. II iU- ginning Aug. 23d. Prof. Austin George of the state normal, assisted by Supt, --------- AGENCY AT--------Uon «U1 tepnlnod to l~m that he hi Russell, of Faw Faw, will conduct it ta D •IT Now Ready! , ■ ,.Ary Notices, 5 cents per line. Une. M Vil MrtiwfwEntertainment* torprodtol lnd A'nud, or orjcanlteUom.excepttaretariteMa ! r M evolent purposes, will be charged lor at Inspection Invited! Our y XT CHES! W z i now have the largest stock of WATCHES ,.r ;:uwn in this city. Some oI ‘he latent impnncrtw In Solid Gold, Gold Filled.- 8U- lew key wind *°d xeeiind haud WUch- ,. ilia! I «*H very cheap. it tn iswl^a Wutehor any other goods In , ik'.'Ih* *un* and examine thy stock. JOHN BES8MER, Jeweler and Optician. lU-tun.’’. Mkii. v I’.u/S CARIUAGE PAINT! j i/ottr Hnyyyfor 75 Cents, and of three Colors: , .. ' citron Yellow. Garnet, Coach , Green, Jet Black. No Varnish Needed. Sosdyear’s Drag Stars. pVilM FOR ALE. I ■ -.-Ii: jrli IHV farmot 40 acre* lu HaaUno -.... •• i:. tair irkmc house.,task barn aoxto. • L'««iorrlianl of all kinils of fnilt. all I -io. J bu: !■» acre. Wil mH xt-ry cheap on .. 1. rmx. For further particulars enitu n-l'lmcc. J”** two piile* north and ir u • th- Hii'ilngx National Bank. . , . r * ttS. BALDWIN. ’Michigan Female Seminary A t LaMAZOO. >t 1CH- Oil Mt. Holyoke Wan. i . .HI ua*l tuition. *J 7.1 per school year. Build­ - I. urd t>. -train. Instruction throughout. TEACHERS’ CLASS Aug.itfb at Hurttur* High School. Ad­ - itertUn ever belore. A graduate ?. state Normal has been employed. New ■. mid w>rk will I* giveu. Five per rent. rttlnn only thirty-Bve cente per (Filiation luldrtw st i’T. c. ii. cole. Hastings. Midi. REPAIRING! You will always find at A. ft. McOmber’s a good ">nipetent workman to do Rci^iiring of Watches, Ciceks and Jewelry. < 'id Gokl and Silver as good as McOmber’s, the Jeweler. Local News. -C/Vi idfitimi this week, J,728. .1. M. ROGERS. O. HENTLEY. 1 oo 110 J. M. ROGERS. ’H.ru Jii. li.oo anil Grand Rxplda, w< THE COLL MH VS WATCH CO. AURORA WATCH CO­ Site McOmber before buying a watch. Old papers 40 cents per 100 at this Get your watches repaired at A. R. .'•k'Omber's. set. Module Of teachers examinations. 1 ublishtd in this issue. See the call for the congressional • ’ "Qvention, on editorial page. The K. of L. hkve rented Temper­ Hall in which to hold their meet• ingv. Bhi<-klayhrs are at work on the wads of the third story of Parker's hott !. The old pioneers expect n tine time -i id a large gathering at their meeting the 12th. B«r*- Hicks has the fusion slate prerared. O. F. Long’s name does not apI-.-roniL rapidly tnlllnr Mdl> now .PfwrenUy Let us have a good attendance. . ■It i- said that the storm of Sunday nigh unto death. In1“t * The Banner is of the opinion that ■•vxx very severe in the vicinity of the laws regulating the liquor traffic Hickory Corners. are laxly, if at all. enforced in this dty. About October 1st be took to his t»d. Theos is a Mrs. Corey, living in Balhe hisince remmnrd. a »r«U The siahtof drunken men upon our •inore. who will be Ml years old if she sufferer. av.-s til] March 1st next. . Emby Busby now haa his buth fos Titan uiP“ Irving Thunday b-e tall nine -ent wldt » team rooms in running order, and neat and hired at Krfth’e livery rtabie. When letter of the law. and perhapa have con­ omvement they are, too. ducted Lb«4r buainm ■» bonorahly aa -McOmbeb sells Elgin. Waltham, n««r their destination the eveoer broke, could be MedSmuS Springfield, HampdenT Rockford, CoLin their owd light. »f they are cliKXdgaru uaibfa and Aurora watches. «Sr home jumping won U to ing the previstana of the law reietive totbe control of the traffic. A. R. McOmhxr kRs the celebrated iioriUOTd watch. V Elegant 8S-.: Enlarged Establishment! gaSfiM.:::. IMPORTERS. JEWELERS. OPTICIANS. Threshers, Attention! Threshers and Engines. BEST GRAIN DRILL Immense Wagon Trade MESSER BROS. If you want the BEST, insist upon getting the ‘Acme" Brand,, and Accept No Other! For Sale at GOODYEAR’S DRUG STORE. “ACME” PAINTS Durability, Elasticity, Beauty and Economy Quality the Standard of Excellence, Not the Price. ECONOMY DEMANDS THEIR USE. $1000 forfeit Neal’s Adamant Paints. i Acme White Lead and Color Works, Detroit. w*1 A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE Goodyear’s Drugstore. Largest Assortment of Wall Paper Athe City. Original and Sole Agency for Humphrey’s Homeopathic Specifics, �KING THEEBAW IN EXILE. INMAN RACE. A HINT. From yet drear boughs tbe robin flings Hto carols clear; Ere iiclda are green he boldly Kings Tbrotaw, the ox-king of Burmah. ta Uhtcago t* Abraham Linoom ««« "”lu» ta™ Hudson river. Saturday, « «**** recognize the sovereignty of ttin Mexican Iffih of April. Tbcebaw was brought on govommet. This Indian tribe numbers shore by coolies in an arm clmir which about 25,000 jMsopb', who live In tho dis­ —Emma Carleton. •was wholly covered with Turkey trict between the Yaqui and Mayo rivers. red. Tlie two queens were then brought Their territory is divided into eight town­ COUNTLESS MICROSCOPIC PLANTS. -dR^rt to shore, and so was the children with ships, of which Belem, Tiron, Paliuim. ReMra are tin- leading on* Each the attendant. - “ ' r, who is about 23 years of age, town to governed by a ]>atriarch, elected injunction ---; built, middle-sized man, with for life, and these patriarchs in turn elect Arcade railway ta Broadway, N»w ^orfc;_ olr Chinese complexion, and a ‘ generalissimo, or chief, likewise fur world ia the perpetual circulation of la • ixrndon ooart. MoadM, Cyra* < ight moustache. He has a pre­ life. water, and tho absolute dependence on Field awarded daina;<» of and . lUune't. for appearance and the gait and The chief of tlie Yaquis enjoys abso­ it of every living thing. Tliis water rwiu w it a refined peraon. He had lute power over ti»' property and even paAee up from the vast invisible ocean ' Albert Hanson, ot Milwaukse, to mW to rliito silk coat reaching down the life of the members of the tribe, and below to the vaster fa visible ocean above, M, and liad a silk langoti of his will fa checked by no law. He is en­ thence down in showere and back in tJ. b~n orated fa Iho-mart for -nUut I rolora. He whs wearing a titled to one-fourth of all the crops raised rivers, brooks and rills to whence it came. 1 nsw.jmper letter rrasetfaj; upon tb* g«»puggree like the rim of a Per­ on Yaqui territory, and can take all the So the whole animate world ia equally irnment roni the top of which his plaits land and even jx-rsona! property ho may dependent on an analagous circulation of Inf iiair. which were tied up in the form want, besides. Tho present chief makes blood from the heart, tlirough largo of a cone, teere visible. He was also full use of his power. Ro is about 46 streams and microscopic, to every point wearingailk stockings' and kid leather years old, is married, and lias one of the body, and back again to the ever­ rhoes, and qn the whole be presented a daughter. In cattie and real estate 1m» is heaving heart tlirough similar streams or 3.M, llfaL 'smart appwmince. On each side of his now worth about *25,000, but his re- rills. This blood is the water of life to breast there were attached to the silk souTOBs are practically only limited by the body, containing within itself, iu due coat two rows of diamonds and rubies of the power of tho Yaqui people to fulfill proportion, all the elements of tho latter tiie size of small chestnuts in gold ■et- his desires. Aiderman Mreltor, of Chicago. »“ T«* for its upbuilding, with power to rid itself tingv. which shone brightly in the mornThe Yaquis who live in the river- val­ of all water matter and renew itself per­ leys are the most civilized and as a rule petually. Yet, as the ocean and rivers Sopayah Lot, his favorite queen, was quite industrious farmers. They are support a fife of their own in tlie fishes Mra John Prill, of Pittebnrg, becoming dressed in a small white silk petticoat, rather good-looking, dress fairly well, that swarm them, and in tlie plants that elarmad during n etonn, destroyoJ bar with pink and blue frontages, and a silk and take great pride in having their wo­ light by sprfaUtag her too* with eulpbunc langoli, stockings and English ahoes. men dross in American fashion. They with the circulating vital fluid. Count“ j ---- -- 1 ,h. knlv waLur abe euuabL Tlw« upper jxirtion of her clnsst, which are peaceably inclined. Tlw mountain k»w microscopic plant* live, multiply and was lore, was ornamented with a huge people, however, spurn all civilization. die within its endless Buoceotdon. without diamond necklet some three or four They go nearly naked, and think of noth­ disturbing the health of the body; while rows deep, while a sort of a coronet set ing but fighting. Tlie feeling of inde- others from umo time io to unittime gum gain ad- <ur uuju.. - ------------------ — otneni may irom with rubies, emeralds and diamonds, jiendence ia very strong among the mittance, bringing diseoMi with them. | Irani Streator. tormro. It I. now bolierai, m»j I A *• “~*"” was fixed into the folds of her Iiair just Yaquis, who, besides, jealously guard E.en above her forehead. Sftie had also huge the purity of their race. There is a little fhoir hnrmtew chnnnMr in coruta । win. wbuto. gold rings, set with a large diamond and mixing with other Indiana, and even morbid changes of the blood. Tlie great □«m of a lira;.-man eipu-od emerald on either side of it, fixed into with white people in times of pence, but life current* may also become “stocked" tbe authorities. the holes bored into the lobes of her ears. nobody who lias not pure Yaqtti blood The other queen, who was similarly in hit veins is ever admitted to full fel­ microocopic animals. dn-MM-d, mid decorated with diamonds lowship. No “Yari." that is, a foreigner Says Dr. Cobbold, F. R. S.i “Tliere is and rubies and emeralds i&JSopayab Lat, or person other than pure Yaqui parent­ no class of creatures, from the mollusk did not. however, present a desponding age can fight in the Yaqui army or hold upward, in which parasites may not be The Anthracite Coal association baa mod* aj■;»*.trance. She ia at all events more any position of trust, and in all quarrels handsome and lively than the rival about property or other mutters the True lirematozoa (blood animals) have era trade, on all starequeen. After Theebaw and his two “Yaii" has no standing before the Yaqui been found circulating in the bloOd of * *** * * queens had been landed, Mr. Proper! and authorities. This absolute seclusion of frogs and fishes, and even in the heart of , Mr. Crawford led tho way, and im­ tiie Taquis and their tenacious rreistance- tlie former. Dr. Manson dtosectetl some Jeprndent in tbe field. An, rlgyptian officer who Um arrived mediately Sopayah Lat, turning toward ngainst all civilization have been the thirty to forty magpies, and in every in­ t>._ M'U.H... raTwirta tl.e rlnalr her royal consort, cast a wistful glance principal causes of tho trouble they liave stance found quantities of them. The nt him, and offering him her left, hand, given to Mexico ever since the Spanish henrta of cetacea (of the wliale speciiv), followed hand in hand the two oflichds. conquest. . *t>als and dogs, are sometimes found way of ninety-two mile*. Hnkfa,; Akron The second queen followed tlie royal Tlie fighting strength of tho Yaquis is stuffed with worms. - with Tiffin, fa tbe intereat ot tbe Baltfaure couple. They all walked with a light- eomawhat in excess of 3,000 men. In tho One-third of the parish dogs of India 4 i.ibfa . though (inn step to the other end of the open field Yaqui troops can not stand up are believed to contain himnatozoa; and Wklfa gathering blackberries near Oak­ ■here, where the carriages were waiting against trained soldiers, oventhey so, acoarding to Cobbold, do IM) |>er cent, land, Uh.. Wednesday, lire Hanson was for thorn. The two queens seated them- •| outnumber them two to one, but in of all the adult horses of Eurojie, qpd selves in ^yhat might be callad the real guerilla warfare they are next to uncon- probably every full-grown ass in Great of honor, antf Theebaw and Mr. Proper! quembk*. Only about 1,500 firearms arc Britain. One-third of the natives of occupied the opposite seat. Tho eldest in the entire Yaqui army. These anus Egypt are similarly affected. Whetiier gaged m ejecting intrude™ from Oklahoma, child was also taken into tlie carriage by have been obtained by Yaqui farmers the health shall be injured by them de­ civil nulboriUoa Sopayah I~it, and the party was then for Chief Cajeme in Guaymas and other pends mainly on their number, and the driven to their bungalow on tlie hilL market towns, where they sell their general condition of the health otherAt a unicycle race fa. Youngstown. Ohio, In the seoond boat were brought the six grain and other produce, for some time maids of honor and two other infant past, and as a consequence Cajeme has It l>. «W.Ur f«t ttat «>»>.■ ot th~; ™ «... children of Theebaw. The maids of plenty of. ammunition. Most of the luematozoa live m the circulating blood i „taka roco4 Mt Waehfagtoa pork this honor were dreosed in much the same Yaquis are armed with:- bow and arrow during the waking hours, and retire to ' Maon. way as the two queens, but tiiey had not and tomahawk, most terrible weapons the tissues during .sleep.—Youth's ComSihec wee told fa Loudon Thursdev al their magnificent jewels to decorate in their skilled hands. They fight like panion. r.* psnro per ounce, giving tbe Auw>-. t themselves with. But still each one, devils incarnate, and know how to take decorated as tiiey were, carried a mine the slightest chance for anibudi and How Cambronne Wm Takeo Prisoner , £>—ld John»in. (Of.-ueriy a judge of wealth with her. Two of there maids treachery. They neither give nor ask Tlu- story of the Old Guard at Water- ; lupretn* court ot Mitbi*an, uled oo ws< carried, among other very valuable arti­ quarter, and are cruel in the extreme. loo to told after n new fashion in the . ‘ ~” cles, two huge bows, which are made of At night they never fight, running away . “Reminiscences" of tlie Rev. C. A. Wil­ pure gold.—Times of India. when attacked between sanset and mm- ' kinson, lately published in England. rise. Their mode of warfare makes it ' Chaplain Wilkinson met in' Hanover ganlxed by foreclo.urs and eale, ba* a rep hard for the Mexican troops to battb I Gen. Halkett, who took prisoner Cam- itai of |A,(*)0,i>Xl, J. W. Mackay holding a controlling interoat. Here ia a curious item about news- with them, yet there is every prospect bronne, the commander of tho Guard. paj<er3 which some one lias compiled: that>'the troops now operating against “The common story was tluit Cam- recaptured at l*lttaborg by “Tlie number of pounds of type used in them will succeed in suppressing them. bronne, surrounded by the English cav­ lire Five man Jtaprlvoned the newspajiers of the United States is The Yaquis are nominally Catholics but alry. and summoned to mirrendcr, an­ butcher-kni.e put at 5.530,87ft. Tlie newspapers in the their rites arc largely taken from htath- swered: ‘Da Garde meurt mais no re fa thirty minute*. five staten of New York, Pennsylvania, endom, and their fanaticiiun is bound­ rend pas.’ The old general, to use his Ohio, Illinois, and Iowa set half the num­ lees. Among themselves they observe a own btuguage, said that was “d-d hum­ ber of etns ret in the United States. A fair moral status, and enforce strictly bug." Tlie fact as I remember tho story, pound of type averages about 370 ems, laws against robbery, adultery, swind­ was this: I.t is well known that, nt the end from Washington to Columbua Tho traoeand an average of 2,500 is left in the ling, etc., but the “Yaris” have, in their of ti»e day, our Guanto, with whom was cases. The average competition per eyes no rights which Yaquis are bound brigaded some of the German legion, newspa|x.w is 74,147 ems for dailies, and were lying down. Irnlf concealed, only a for Wreklies 57,107. The total amount few hundred yards from the French, be­ of typ« set for one issue of the daily fore the last charge, when the duke of A French explorer in Central America I Wellington, or, as some now ofllmj. Lord newspapers of tho country would make 2,785 duodecimo volumtM, and all the ■aid: “I have found the first Maya cem­ Seaton, said, “Up, Guards, and at papers in a year would represent as much etery that was ovor discovered by ex­ .them 1" # type-work as would make 10,000 volumes plorers. From my excavations I have ; Cambronne was some way in front of equal to ‘Appleton’s Cyclopedia.’ A taktsi, and. have already sent home to. I his troops, reconnoitering on foot, llal■dip of tlie work would extend from the to France many curious and most inter­ keit deU^mined to make a dash at him. Atlantic to the Pacific. Eight thousand esting things that go far to sustain my He set.' spurs to his famous English persons are employed.” The summary theory os to the newness of the civiliza­ hunter, and made believe that hu was The eittaens of Heymour, Ind., lynched might be carried to a. greater length with tion tliere. The most ancient cities prob­ run away with. One of our officers had advantage, though omitting the figure's. ably date from the eleventh or twelfth really been run away with, a short time If only honest opinions were expressed century, and the last ones were still be­ before, right into the French cavalry known deep-rado. a native of Oakland, Illa in all those newspaper* men would nut ing builded at tlie time of tbe arrival of lines, and hail been taken prisoner. No lw abused merely because they have the Spaniards. Among the tilings I doubt the enemy thought Hnlkett. was Kldgo agency, without permladjn, to visit brain and are prominent; the circulation found in that cemetery were pottery, run away with, for nobody shot at him. of Mime would fall off, and that of others ux»«, and utensils of copper and bronze, Tiiey thought they would have him would gain: and some men and some and other objects of use and adornment safely without powder. The ruse suc­ One hundred carpenter, employed fa causes would go to the ground.—Chicago in stone.. There were ab»o beautifully, ceeded. Halkett came up with CtuuTribune. made toys, repnwnting small animals, hranne close to the French lines, seized that were doubtless put in the graves of him by the aiguillette, turned that side they found ths business indefinitely «mchildren.”—Exchange. to the French, so that they dared not To sum up, bathing is a heaven or­ shoot for fear of hitting their general, dained practice, neceahary not only for and so brought his foe, at a round gallop rfpttated into tbs Wabash river by ths Tho truth is, there is hardly a hotel of pleasure, but for health. Tbe sponge _ » .___________ < ..rr —the grand general who had the credit batii pla)> tliu most important }>art for any age in the country that has not one of saying, ‘La Garda meurt mais ne so purpose* of stifaulating tbe integument or more murder or suicido rooms. Tho rend pas*—puffing, and blowing, and probably fatal injurtoa. old-time members of the traveling fraand equalizing circulation, rendering tho shaking back to his own lines.—Tho Ar­ person lew liable to sudden chills. Tepid (entity know about them and some the­ gonaut. water should be used for baths taken for atrical people usually have them, on the list The latter nre especially supersti­ should be reinforced by using some al­ tious and would hold up both hands in It is a curious fact unknown to tlie vast kali. either soap of beat quality or, if holy horror if they were assigned to any majority of people tliat tho first silk liat the water fa hard (containing lime), add apartment with any such a history. was made about fifty yean ago, that Tb* flour-railLi of Buck & Hoff rud tho With the rest of tlie public ignorance is \a _____ _______.... - .. . a little l>orax. Hot baths should not be like so many other articles which ore followed to any extent becatwe of their bliss. A good hotel dark is always care­ ful never to put a person in such a room Chinese origin. The story runs that a who knows anything about it, for tho French sot captain on the coast of Chino, reason that imagination might get in its much fatigued, with deairing to have his shabby beaver hat -and three duldrcn. at Rutnaghcrry. Frank W. Hail. Cap*. Edward Rulaad, W. I ENGLAND’S NEW CABINET. Losnox, July ».-Tbe foUowfag caU- .Secretary of foreign affaire—The eari ot Iddeatalgh. Chif recrotary for Irofa^-Blr MtaboM lllcka-Ueacb. Ftm from Opiate, SAFE. SURE. Q| PfiOMPT^t ", St., Grand Rapids. raiitb. L^51^nra"1'lf*xa'''‘l prrteUr known. ntM>eud ik'm Hamilton. I^jrd high chancellor-Baron Halabury. Secretary for Indla-RL Hou Frederick Arthur Burnley. CHBOS1C UUUCAhkm • |iy yitmperuat, ajxeui te«~fe.P«»£gl,lzjls: ury—Tbe Marquie of Londoader Tbe fullowfag appofatmeats I wen officially auuounoed: —Kk Boa Henry Cbsplln. N.J. AIKEN. M. O..GBANB liAFins. MICH Pfankel State of Michigan. Oounn M Barry-*. ,:™' ol .tat f’rul'tl^ i .iurt tar the Losdox. July rd-Tbe following addi­ countv ofy7 Barry, lioldcn a: tbe Itnl'atr fifflre is tional m uletarlal at>f>olnttneat* are un- tbccuyof Haattan faiuUd«rju:v.,n Muo4*i° ?"*■ uw‘j* »M eight hnndred and etebtv si-.. Brcarot. Wm. W. Cote. Jixfce .4 1‘Nfaie. In Ufa matter nf the relate of Watwn.r. reutioa. dull- vert- Aker* bong la*, pa'.rouUila prolia’c"ak*l theexeculnx eoliciter general for Ireland. roy They doeboe hit appointment means ohm Mt. and that ah oincr penom lutrcsted ia a*M cute, are required to apptar at a Of Ufa court then io be )tol<tet> at tie Ivooete DISASTROUS BLAZES. published fa the S»>iuy<;rir.t.r, of the Indian weeks prerKms to ul.l da j <•( h> orinr. (A tree ropy.) mill. W«. W.XOLI. Judge <d f*rvi>aie BOBDOCK gLOOD RlIiEES, exptodon. The mill emp'oyed about 300 aaa-la. Lose ia estimated al *J0U(Q0a vurance Si'J.tXXi PuaixrxKtJ), N. J„ al K»,UUU, with only a jartial imurancc. WHAT X6 XTt A strictly vegetable proparatlon, composed of a choice and skillful combination of Nature’s best remedies. The discoverer does not claim It a cure for all the ills, but boldly warrants it cures every form c 1 disease arising from n tor­ rid liver, impure tiood. dis­ ordered kidneys, and where there is a broken down condi­ tion of the System, requiring a ■ nrompt and permanent tonic, It never fails to restore the sufferer. Such is BURDOCK BLOOD .BITTERS. Sold ty all druggists, who are authorized by the manufacturers to re­ fund the price to amr pur­ chaser who is not benefited by their use. PRICE. 31.CO. employment. FOSTER, MOURN & CO., tap, Cbjcaoo, July &1 -Tbe Western portion of the Cincinnati, IndlanapoUa, St Ixxila & BUFFALO. NBW TORE. E. iniuota for tbe third week in July were: IM, 1», Jk.Ui-intzMM, <I(S "K5 rid*.-Amalia A Whitefield, M. D.. in How much fan in I key wherewith we r—thecipherr the whole table damage to tho reputation of the and as they had not tho material, they teat above ground. house. — Hotel Clerk Cunningham in made him a silk one instead. This it ap­ Globe-Democrat. pears happened in 1832, and ho carried A well-to-do man waa Dr. Osgood, par­ son of too First church. In his time Springfield waa a mere village and Indian conducted it as a farm and aheop ranch, and employed Jo.m Corey and his wife old Corey drunk, beating hfa wife. “Well, it waa immediately copied and in a few •‘w* Commercial Bulletin. SODA For Baking Purposes- Mutiny Best in thrvWoodruff TO ADVERTISEKS; A IM ot arerepapers dhi J'd «*«lg£Z txpUVr-ririx* will be sent on app.R““°^ JWMX.L*00- �Agricultural. ‘ MUM. lo-.k him In the d,rk for her J?*1 ri'ie tbe polpll BIwTwJfi" £ lubby table, brought tta fu’l J Hu lt °f il "rrO8s shoulders, ex- K.VHEKE DArXJfrOHT, KdUar. future Blare, ta , pUarttJi “ many u l.o «thr« rluA rrnpurt. Woodland. Mich. yacht boiit to race with Use En^fish champion, taving stuck on the bottom in launching •eatns to exercise the mimis Mklne„ Ue ugly wreu* to ,t,y .u The following paper is of such gen­ , nil interest that we print It Almost en­ ftaal. etc., received this shot fmrn tire.] ymrageet child:-Whv it Itu'lirrlii 5-Botanical IHpartment about sarin* u>;tl,„/. n,,“^ you talk flit. VITALITY OR SEEDS BURIED IN' THE SOIL.’ In autumn, of 1879, nearly six years i.,.! >gan the following experiments Tith ih» view of learning something[ in regard to Un* length of time i-mis of some of our moat common1 • uar.t.< would remain dormant in the‘ >i| and vet germinate when exposed to, favorable condition*.;' t 1 lech’d fifty freshly grown seeds of u-|. of twenty-three different kinds ofr , mt . Twenty such lots were pr­ t ; aft«Kwith the view of testing them at ' ri.-ht times in the future. Each lot t of sre<fe< was well mixed in mod­ , rateh moist sand, just as it was taken ■nun three feet below the surface, uhere the land bad never been plowed. [ Ji.r needs of each set were well mixed s< itli the band and placed in a pint bot-’ . the tattle living filled and left un­’ . Hied and placed with the mouth! ■slanting downward so that water could1 -j. at cumulate about the seeds. These’ s were buried on a sandy knoll inI rt>vj running east and west, andI ! ‘r d fifteen pan’s northwest from the• writ end of the big stone set up by the of 1«73 - A boulder stone was set e .|.ich end ul the row erf bottles, whichi .. r<- buried about twenty inches Mow,I •)-. -uriace of the ground. 1 should -Mkt-nr exception in the case of the। a - >fu . which were placed in the soil r the tattles and not inside tattles.. fk*. the 25th of Julv. 1884. 1 • c.ik up one of these ixiUleu and1 ■..^an ’•*tinc th” contents. I might’ .• that, after three years. I dug’ ‘..dr-■ to the ayurns and found1 • t-.-rn all decayedXXThe other seeds1 were not disturbed at that time.• Tli<j sand was kept moist by beingplaced in some shallow porous saucers,! which were set in a very little water• r- .tr "the south window of our tatani. . *; laboratory. During a part of Augtat the weather was unusually I. ot at other times and in Septeni■ —r It was very warm. The sand was] expo- in this way. drying out once or. •v.till the middle of November( whendt was dried and kept in a cool Mun nvvr winter ard not disturbed tillI I Sir, ‘ .1 utje 2’."-Rii- was the first freezing to which; .c .-. ot the seeds hail been exposed. On' :: •£!ate last given the rand was again; im 'Xryl and exposed in test plates., Sonie seeds germinate promptly and '..•?> f.-eadanalh removed for ataut •hire uadi* when,on the 2lst of July*, 1 • ir kind wax well dried in tire mid from next daV lid July 25. Tlie sand v.i • tgrtiii iibjixtrtted during very warm . • j'.'iv’.when tpro seeds, tasiiles those brii* markcfl. germinated. These two' wi®» l>dth those of pepper gruss. Tn- - md will still be kept over next .:i:'-r and again tested. 1 f a e are unable to give good reasons for the long time required for some■"-J- to germinate. we cannot fail' to। ■v that it is tanrficial to the plants. If •dUUrti-1 promptly at-once.they would t rowdeitch othrmnd most must perish., If the' ciinre straggling along at differ­ ’hi.r-t - -me <>i them will find favor->-’.e mnditiofis for growth and the pro:.!• •i »ij of more re-ds, one good crop of wh|<:h will-stock the earth for years to germinated in IBM,2 In , laig-wivkl. ih germinated certainly. .• r*l empty i otten covertpgs or shells vr-.vw-en. ?!/■ k nnKtnrd.0 certainly. ■ certainly. -Several old i. -itpl-. with chaff adherent, were j. -.ili.ii but all were decayed ami empty. In »t h-utt three instances one or more • b.ifi t.!<ntler rthiu were found, showthey had sprouted and died u;.l Bri th- ’Kittles under ground. '■i-iherus Purs**, W in 1834.7 in 1885. iTj'i-nrr.i.-i.JWin UtfW. 11 in 1885. I if'! wired, mh h as springs up freely al opr hew ' leaHilgx, 0 certainly. -p -Bted spurge. 0 certainly. In 1884 piifii- a nnmlier of seeds were found and tn-v sremed plump and sound, l»ut n-Tif sprouUsL • < mumon cockle, such as infests wheat rieltfc. o certainly. Many old empty rov.Snugs were seen. Mh' -weed, H germinated in 1884. 12 in 1*85. • < dmuioii_jnallow. 1 (?) germinated. Math- empty-seed-coats were seen. Efvning i'rimrose, 40 germinated In; I8M I in, 1883. <A mm<Mj broad-leaved plantain, 0 cer’. S.-ure empty seed-coats seen.. - iaart ■ weed, 3 certainly. Many emptv M}ed-<-oiiLs were seen. IMrdanc. 19 germinated in 1884. !oid oak. 0 certainly. All dead alter th rtf years. Narrow or curled dock, 44 genninat*1 irf 1884.1 in 1885. Edx-tall. Pigeon-grass. This is the . j-s requiring most heat and the ■>ne starting last of the two common weeds-13 germinated in 1881,21 in 1885. < 1 Ink-wed, 36 certainly In 1884. Attar Yit® or white cedar, 0 certain­ ly. Many emptv'seed- oats seen. W kite clover, 2 In 1884. Thia small nunipi-r is quite surprising. Coin mon • mullin, 38 germinated in l«4<4 in 1885. . W. J. BEAL, Pnif. Holaiiy and Forestry. aatoa’tall’at school r no—English and profane." Uh’ I* told that Chan fran th„ w»*r’ hai* his own epitaph. It was a quotation from his -Kit the Anciuua* Traveller." "1 .have dou« mv L"1”'1 »«SlnR ta tXl luck. —Cincinnati Commercial. (Ji11 roloTO1,‘?T of * lect,lrpin Chicago ---- * - —" The crown of England has twemv cMefeiMe.about • H.nd »o many other <!iatoonds nod precious stones, the who*, ^ting about MCW.OOO of our monJv S'01*1® thlnk Victoria <!£y' but "he <!<*■» not Heeps the head that wears a ?ron Bitten coats but a dollar and brings aliwp to the and*00*’ ,Btl*0Sth to the debilitated and comfort to the rheumatic. Mrs.’ 2n’“Lmm*. Frederica, Del say,, “ Iron Bitters is . the b<it ^tanf -i for bme back “d liver com­ plaint I ever used." Geo-Hickey. of Battle Creek >n rerFtUrn*7*Jr<>,n h*3 European tour" in improved health. ’ knLjJn,v’c,1,«Gg AthI°phoros. I do not know of an Instance where It has failed “ th'U"»h th»‘lollowed tbl. rtann Htacticm for neuralgia and !*<’»■ reply. T- WuU, druggist "i»*cansin. The pallets’’ i *PBe Rroun<11111 and now SiuS.1* measure \ ,'amI Ured\ remarket! an’•exhausted « mother- “You are not like a *heel-"oyou. mother?" MkrtTomA,le^d®r’0D0 of the oldX ?'5v’mv ^y-" “You are tired m settlers of Nites township, died £21 MOund- bot » wheel Is yesterday, aged about 90. tired tafore it goes around." n&‘nrkablK ob,luar' bead-line in a 11 u rHJsx,®han«e: “Deatti’a Shining ,n Archer scores a llull'sEye in the Person of an honored FelL0W»J?rown.,,,?Un’ Aiderman Smith—He ?a.bI?lrer.HIockfl the Street Committee but Treads the Golden Pave." ’ * that the members of your family are w-11 supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use -Dr. Jcck•ons root and herb cordial; ft will ,he h'-’r promote bound bleep, strengthen tta system and so remnovn those distress­ A gentleman Who was no longer ing "vniptoms which, if neglected, may nwult in the most serious consequence* voting, and who waa never handsome Jwr wde by W. 11. G oodj rar. $ I ,(Xj per ,LrkLi 4£n’a.chyd w,“<hp thought Pf ?lnJk, I he toy s parent* were pre­ T,ie youngster made no replv. v.Fo7«,,CTM,^e •fckMM in and about 12? e.U’ 80 Jou W0Q,t tdl ’“•* what you Mt. Pleasant, owing to the continued lhv'lk of, nw,? Wh7 won't you'? not. dry weather. Want 10 licked." Heh of eyen- kind cured in 80 min­ replied the sprig of a rising generation. ute's by Boo(fi/rrr* Sanitary iMtion. A lady and gentleman were engaged Lae no other. This never fails. Sold to,l*Inarrie<l imd th<-y one day taguil- I.'' Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists «l the blissful tedium of courtship by Hastings, Mich. °'ef the names of their future Mrs. Burney, of Marcellus, 75 years children. They got along very well SA-!,?”*;'*Just Dnishw* a containing until they Came to the name of their pieces. fourth child, and over that thev quarveiled so violently that the quack wits ..Yto Hied of using Cherokee Blood broken off. ' i urtfler is almost instantaneous. Try ’ fc’roni the French: A little boy was a tattle. \V. H. Goodyear. Hudson council of the Koval Arsitting by the lied of his grandmother. who waa very ill “Ah! tn/noorchild." cajum will picnic at Devil's lake Aug. j Mid.—"I am very bad: I am going to^ die. He looked very much mvatided TO ALL MEMBERS of society: tor a few minutes, and then suddenly Kemp's Balsam will cure yotir distress­ r>jrlai:n«-l. “Why will you die? D^ ing cough. We guarantee it. -Price 50 God want an old angel?” and Al. Trial size free. Sold by W. One of the funniest typographical H. Goodyear. erroni ever made, was in a recent ex­ ruK0.11 ‘rel Kemp’a Liver change. A reporter, in writing an tie- rails for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, ciiUDt of a ball, said that the i-elle of for the Complexion. W. II. Goodtfar. tta evening “looked an fait." The typwi THIS IS RIGHT. We talieve in put it that she “luoke.I a. 1 feet!" S’ow neither the lady nor the reporter ure x-lling only the Ixst, and have secured the agency for Kemp'S l*ile Suppositorhappy—l*rovtdencr. R. 1., SUrk. i««. No treatment like it ior Piles. In the year 1734 the-ilrical managers Success unquestioned. Price 50 cents. were arbitrary. A theatrical placard Fotsale by W. H. Goodyear. cimtained the decree: “We hereby The report of a mill fire at Gowtn command, for the comfort of the pute lie. that persons occupying the fin-t row this week proves to lie unfounded. of seats have to lie down, the second to kmi-1, the third to sit, and the fourth to stand." More advice \suid: “The pub­ i to warranted, la because* it la the best lic is forbidden to laugh Ixcause the i Blood Preparation known. It will posiplay is a tragefy " I tlvely care all Blood Dteeam, purlflea the What dreary, dreamy thoughts tvime whole system, and thoroughly builds up tbe into one’s mind with Che advent of tlie constitution. Remember, we guarantee it. Kuni'x Hrm'MKiaa, Pnqpitt. first snow! The dying year, the soft blanket of sleepy Nature, the shroud of IfibpMiilng is to have a city directory. white, and various other ideas of a sad The l*st on earth, enn truly Im* raid al bomnolont nature. But the most rible thought of all is, that a few nf Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is nqmths hence will come the spring­ sure, sab’ and spetsiy cure for cuts, time. with a whole raft of blamed poets bruise*, scaltte. bums, wounds and all anil pdetqpses.—Ixiwell Gitixen. ' other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and ull skin eruptions. Try this . tNbw^ uny son." said n West Side wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed caldffet maker to Ills little boy, “you or uioiiev refunded. Only 25 cents. must remember that >ins are like naii-i Sold by F. Hotchkiss. driven into a' po?t. Itepentnnce u The summer school ot music In in end y pulling tnenaiU out, but the tv!*rs—tliB4mlt« remain." “But. 1 say." I Battle <*r*-k yoinminrefl Aug. 9 and interrupted tlie youth, “can't we kinder closer • Sept. 2.1’rof. Myron W. Cobb in pttfty ’em up. as you do tbe holes in the charge. rotten basswood that you used to make Whenever used. Peerless Worm real English oak tn-dstead sets?" Sitedifie makes fast friends. 23 and &o Old Mr. Barnes was given to boast­ cents. W. II. Goodyear. ing of his religious standing. In pray­ S. ’ B. Durfry, mate on steanner Ari­ er meeting, the other evening, he said: zona, had hit* foot luully jammed. “Yes. brothers and sisters, I frel as Thomas’ Eclectric Oil cured iL thaugh I was put hereto point the way Nothing eqosl to It fora quick pain to heaven." Before he could suy more, reliever. Mrs. Bumwell, spoke out: “Well, Pickford township. Chippewa county, Brother Barnes, I hope you will stay here and point long after the rest of us and Detroit are the two places report­ ure safe In heaven." Barnes hardly ing small-pox to the state board of health. knew how to take her. .'V^e, vtasoxx “I1*, I read In the paper that another bank has closed its doors. What dore that mean?" asked an Austin boy of hi* dad. “It means, my son, that the earthier has run off with all the money.’ “But If tliev clone the doors, and the cwdiier returned, and wanted to put the money back where he got it, he eouldn t get In, could he, pa?" "My child, 1 did no! think it was possible for a boy of yonr size to know so little about cashiers."—Texas Siftings. An agent of the Humane Aseociation waa talking to the pupils of a Chicago school for the purpose of organizing them into a “Board of Mercy. The pledgee were written on the blackboard, and all the pupils but one held up, their hands to endorse it. Johnnie's teacher Mteed forrepBedr-Well, an explanation.HIThe SSul tellyoung you- I'U* article addressed to the young in BIB Dalcv sauced me yesterday, and ihoulfl ta creditor! to the smashed my face, and! want to lick him first, and then 111 join. ..^te true secret of success « merit. I his is so with Red Star Cough Cure, a I'iirely vegetable compound, entirely from opiates, poison.-- and narcotics, ■'hi which has re-ceived the public en­ dorsement #f physician.-, and chemists •rf-ry where. Twenty-live cents. ‘Fcair cows and 40 hena have been iri<lu»trioiis enough to realize *182 for farther \\atson, near Marcellus. ■< r*dit is due the German women and Ph Rician* fbr first using Red Clover ita^msasia medicine. Best result* obtained when combined with other «*dUdxjal root* and herbs, as in Dr. •ion«-» Red Clover Tonic, which is the '**1 known remedy for all blood diseas*•*. *tprnach and liver troubles, pimples, f’Btlyeneaa, Bad breath, pih», ague and malana diaea.se. indigestion, low of ap- AT A GIRLS’ GYMNASIUM. Mr*. I’ba beCbwJey. I*etenon.Ciay Co.. Iowa, tell, tb- followinR remarkable »t««r}, UM truth of which hi vouched for by th" resident. •! the town: I am n year. old. have been troubled with kidney complaint and lanieneas for many vear*; eoirtd not drew myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and sorcneaa. and am able to do all my own homework. I owe my thank. Io Electric Bluer* for havlnz re­ newed my youth. and removed rompletely all dlwaae ami pain. Try a bottle, only to rent, at Goodyear's drug .tore. A Kalamazoo man lum a clock tliat playa ••God Save the Queen." and “The Watch on the Bblne." CATABRH CGl’GH, health and «weet breath »»o?rrd by Shiloh* Catarrh Bemrdy. 1’riee M rente- NaiuU Injector free. Bold by W. H. Goodyear. For lame back, aide or cbe at tire Shiloh* porousplaater. Trice 3 cent*. So.d by W. H. Goodyear. SHILOH’S CGUGH and eonaumptloa cure ia ^.^Id^V'ilSSye^.^ .h7™lbd. to mead tbe »W)t any tln« you can nte. '“th wm. 2e muue the olKfjm^’e wife rale- would ta deemed credible to puojile who regard it as an idle superstition. “I am free to confem." said A. Carey Smith, “ttat I am a firm believer in luck. Some yachts ore lucky and others are not and I have never known an instance where a yacht stuck in launching tat that she was more ar 1cm unlucky during her ca­ reer." Henry I’eij>gra*< states: “I would never expect anything from a yacht of mine that stuck on the ways. Copt Sam Gibson ot the Gracia and Capt. Dand of tta- Stranger agreed that they never knew of a yacht that stuck in launching taving a successful ca­ reer. which opinion wn* coincided with by John M. Sawyer, who lias built a large number of the yoclta constructed in America during the past twenty years. Henry Andrews states: “If I owned a yacht and ata stuck in launching, 1 would sell her to tta first purchaser." Frank Hopkins, one of the most experi­ enced yachtsmen in.the country, said: “I believe in luck as applied to yachts. If any yacht of mine stuck on the ways, I would dispose of her at the first opportu­ nity.” CapL Charles Mackin, who has Every girl hold* a long stick which ata’ followed the recon I of every New York graajw aa though it were her pet poodle yacht built tta past twenty years, ex­ tta following views: "I on a rainy day, and the teacher has a pressed tta talk about 'luck' is long stick, too. Ail together they bond think down, and atroighten up, and lean liock- all moonshine, but, nevertheleM, it's ward, and twist to tlie right, and twist a fait that every yacht that stuck to the left, and awing the stick over Uieir in launching seems to tave been unfor­ hernia and down buck of zthem with eel­ tunate. If they entered a raoo they either -WOMAN’S FRIEND. like clevomeM and owl-like wflemuity. had too much or too little wind, would It waa our blessed privilege to sec the get aground or in collision, or lose spars, Is the best remedy for all complaint* girls start in. It was also our privilege or do anything but win tta race. This peculiar to women, young or old. to see them wind up. All girla* eyea may or may not be ’luck,' tat it is a A full description of those dlseoMS, sparkle. Nature has made them to. cold, shivering fact in yachting history." their symptoms, causes and proper But gymnaxtioa wiaely taught by that —Boston Post. treatment is contain^ in our book muscular German woman transformed 'entitled “Facts for Women." Dim Uie eyes of those particular girls into The influence of mtaionorira and the tinted correctly; any woman eaa genuine fifteen-horse power electric lights. They blazed out through their agents certainly have caused the Crows understand it Every woman ahouldcheeks and tempest-toMed bang* with a to pretty much abandon Uieir old custom haveit. Sent to ladies only, in »«aled brilliancy'that mode the young man’s of wrapping their dead up in blankets envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth and buffalo robe* and placing them on eye* ache and turn another way. dollars to any woman. Address Ttat class of lieginncre work over rude Hcaffoldings or in the forks of trees ZOA-PHORA MEDICIME OC, those sticks for twenty minutes steadily. high above the ground. They now adopt In that twenty minute*, the German the civilized mode of burial, although teacher gravely ®dd, they worked every many of the old platforms still remain. Tita custom of disposing of tta dead muscle in their bodiea, not excepting the muaclra of their ■ toee, which tave to originated in tlie practical motive of put­ work in order to help the girls keep their ting them out of reach of wolves and balance. Their tongue* got plenty of ex­ ercise, of course, for they never stopped talking for one wt-ond. except at very critical momenta, when the teacher made them lean backward at an awful angle, and every effort was 'needed to keep them from top[Jingover. At such times the girl* stopped talking to gasp and squeak with jipprvhension. After the stick* had been extauated for tta day tta teacher brought out an armful of light wood dumb bells and mode tlie girl* go through all sorts of scientific motions with them. The girls worked industriously with three, and then, to windup the latanirf tho dny, rtarted out on a solemn and gentle trot til around tta big exercising room. The muscular teacher, who had dune every­ thing without even drawing a teud breath, trotted ahead of tta girls Xnd showed them a running step which she declared to be a favorite one with the red lavagee of the far wret. How she knew . it no one could tell, tat tlie girls accepted tlir-stateinent and loped calmly artiuhd, piaddly believing that their* was tho gait that carries the lithe, Indian miles and unlcs acrosa the d.-Zilnte prairie alter We will allow them to go on loping, xnd look at some of the other interesting things ttat hcl|>ed to fill tta big gy^iti*ium. In a comer of tta room tliere was t raised platform, otaut six feet high, with a tnqs-ze swinging in front of it. A young girl, who had just graduate! from tlie dumb-bell class, was standing it tlie foot of the platform, in an agony of terror, .while another girl, who might liave been Juno's own sister, urged tlie timid one to go up. Tlie awful deed to be done was to go on tta plaxfunn, fcrab tlie trapeze, and swing off into the air. Much urging got the inexperienced girl up on the platfomi. The muscular girl,who was helping tar out. sprang lightly graceful swing to her body, let go, and sent the trapeze flying up to the trem­ bling sister, who watched it come with eyea full of horror. When it hud been swung up six time* she cntight iL Then she drew a long breath, shut tar eyes, gasped “Ob Lord I” and rolled feebly off into the air. It was really a hard thing to let go of that trapeze, but as soon im the girl found nothing tat air under her ata did 1st go, and fall in a hysterical heap into tta arms of the muscular girl who had been expecting it. ‘ The next time she rolled off tlie platform her suc­ cess waa more marked, and before tlie afternoon was out she was sailing through tta air in an enthusiastic and independent if not very scientific man- There is nothing ao remarkable, ac­ cording to the big man in the flannel aliirt who in just then, as the horror that i of swinging on a trapeze for the first time, imines it is the BRILOH'H VITALIZER l« wtat you need for liking tiiey have for it when tiiey once A ayndicate to forming at Mrekegon to pur­ The late Dr. Macadam used to> teB of chaw the city water work* and enlarge their H tipriv Scotchman making his way rapacity. home upon .brixMSnmM “Give By’» ('ream Balm a trial. This Justly £? «r CWk aVuTToS relct-rslril remecy for the cure of catarrh, hay fever, cold In tbe bead. etc.. e*n be ot’’*'DC<1 of pun«l > ribbon from the bend ot «lidy any reputable drusfitl. sad may be “P°*J \ iifo and pleasant remedy foe tbe above who was leading It, and ns it ran from m compbTnu wd wifi pre imme^ate reneLtt her u the llrrt pe~>r.^, who happr*e>l to be the Jmdinate, ask lnThlmPPto whiidle for her poodle ra)U. m .monk them some of tbratuebre ofthU oftee. —Spirit <rt -Woman!” he retorted, with that toe Time., May *8. I** witemnitv of visage which only a Tbe Howard City Beeord »«rdm»bled Itself In Scotchman ’*w<HMn' U size, and I* corrrepcndlagly better toaa ever. is no day for whustlln. Food for toe t.raln and ^«rd=J^U.y£ . i fully in by a clatter of tongues far ahrad o* what Balu-1 probaHy wm, and by a stretch of muscular IpvelinaM which mskea you forget your baahfulnres and confusion, and caunes you to concen­ trate nil your energy on admiring what is around you. It is a beautiful place. Very near the door there are three Ut­ ile maids who labored under tlie de­ lusion that they were fat, tat were really only hovering around the cheer­ ful weight of 145 pounds. Thue three little maids were b-ginnea, who had been brought into tho'etaw recently, and they were working nway in most solemn earnestness to take off the fat and pile on tta muscle. A teacher who is big and muscular is showing them how. and putting them tlirough the first exercises. Youthful candor prohibits the statement that the teacher is lovely, be­ cause she isn't. But hta ia interesting and strong. She could move a piano without an effort, and it would ta wis­ dom on the part of any ,s>or num to marry tar just to save himself the trouble of carrying up coal. Tlie teacher is German, and she puts these girls through with true German enthusiasm “uAcsUOUlUe ISIS •re lew and Mjart* 26 Tor«pW«. W. H.Goodymr. TTriS to tho swing of a trapeze, tta big man says, tluit a waltz can not supply, and it is his conviction that one of ttawe fine days we will have ball rooms fitted up with big, wide trapezes, on which young men and young women will fly bltaf ally through tta air together, while tlie bond plays dreamy tunes.—New York Bun. and. though sometime* dirty in his tab- ^akIh6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. prairies, and who easily dug up bodiew buried no deeper than the Indians could, with their rude tools, place them. This particular graveyard Hmellod so dread­ fully vile that I was glad enough to get out of it and hie me tack to tta fort. I was very anxious to witntsm an issue of rations to the Indians, tat as such an event was not likely to take place for six or seven days my wish was not to be gratifled. The Grows, notwithstanding tta civilizing influences with which they are surrounded, I was told, still continue to K',rK'- themselves on issue day and Cleveland Leader. . An English naturalist remarks that it is a sad reflection that while the turbot lays 14,000,000 eggs, not more than one, on an average, ever lives to reach matur­ ity. In fish generally it takes yearly at least 100,000 eggs for each individual, to keep up the average of tlie species. In frog* and amphibians a few hundred are amply suflietent. Reptiles often lay only a much smaller number. In birds, .which liatch their own eggs and feed their young, from ten to two eggs per annum OHECMATISM Hransed by z "Iteration ef XV Mertitd HnniDts lt> tbe system." and there are quite sufficient to replenish the earth. Among mammals, three or four at a birth in a rare number, and many of the — •• “ ,ur ww»>K«ua wr, larger sorts produce one calf or foal at a 77... < <>x, of KiiRUud. ilerlarrn Uist ulm-U-mht rtf all time only. In tlie human race at large. drallis by HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP, A Great Blood Purifier. makes up sufficiently for infgnt mortality and all other sources of lqre, though among savages a for higher rata is usually necessary. In England an aver­ age of four and a half children per family suffices to keep the population stationary—Arkansaw Traveler. "Arise from rtirumattom." Its dlxhtnt appro-wfi »hotil.1 Mrtkr trrror! HItihAJt!>-S HHEVMATlr SYBV1’ zoea to Uie bl<MMl. which l» the «mtt ».( Um cU-cam-. Hi. a parch vepetMble c«an;<ont>il. It illnolres an crtveuHlt *11 rbeniui ami eqivla all dao* ■P-rouv humor.. Hibbard's Kheutnalte Plaater In couneetiMl withthe syrup. Madr only by the I saw one of die men who was turned in the tunnel accident and it reminded im forcibly of the worst mishap I ever witntaeed. The citizens of a little town in Indiana were celebrating tta battle of Pittsburg Landing, which had just been fuughL and were firing salutes from a 24-jounder- After tbe gun had been fin'd eight or tan times it l>ecame very warm, and while they were loading the man who was serving the vent took his thumb away and put it in his mouth to cool iL The gun went off, so did the ramrod and tho man who was handling IL Tta ramrod was never found, and but little of tta man. A hunt waa made for his remains, tat the searctani found finally they procured rakeu and raked tta prairie for about a mile. Several taura were spent in tliia operation, tat the results were small, for all of tbe man ctat was found was carried to an under­ taker's in a water bucket.—Cor. Globo Democrat RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO., Xordls lh,H«efl "hSl >«U I Muldifo SITHLOPHOIOS enuHMid co, in «au st, m nu. . A Little Boston maiden, 12 years of age, baa been much exercised over eth ical and religious problems during ths past winter. She was at first a Theos- at Trrnlty began it seemed to her that the respectability of tta family de­ manded that some one should occupy their pew in the church and as nobody PARKER S TONIC betook henelf to the afternoon meetings and became much inclined toward tta faith inculcated by Mr. Brooks. “There is a good deal of it that is like tbectio- matter in qualified by hk attention to the India, ao I oant quite tell whether KSS-KR, �WON WITH A BOUQUET. RICH MEN OF EUROPC. Tke« Paris Iwulevard flower daalera, have wonderful taste for arranging ftow- For many years tlie richest individual in o’I Rwvns was Herr SleigiiO. When ho retired from affairs in 1960 he held property to tho value of nearly 2,000,000 pounds sterling. But tlie richest men in the land of the czars at tlie present time are the two Noble brothers. They are of Swiaa origin. While traveling through interior Russia they saw thou­ sands of acres of land aglow with the light of oil pm. They at once purchased entire districts of tho apparently worth- an tecitlent with which she happened to be connected got into the papers. b- ? EW li orang by throwing some. Dr. Eggers was for several yeans in Australia, and while there became familiar with tbe ombiMty at SL Petersburg fell in love wm found the other afternoon at his with- one of the ladies of honor to tlw residence. The room into which the re­ emprw*. Unluckily for the young dipporter was shown contained a goodly mk>mati»t, she was already engaged to Ge eortiner.t of boomerangs of different martini to a very wealthy and titled Muscovite, but she could not help allow­ rows, in which the doctor is also inter­ ing her preference'for the noHe French­ trol more petroleum than any other con­ ested. The boomerang is about thirtyman. Thervujxm the Russian made such cern in the world. Their wealth te really four inches long with a curve at the cen­ a scdtio that the lady went to the em­ beyond calculation, though a correspond­ ter at an angel nt about 120 degree*. In press for protection. ‘Try and induce ent thinks dial 80,000,000 pounds sterl­ ahajie it resembles a large siphon tube, her majesty to accord your hand to ing is not an extravagant estimate. and is flat, with edges well rounded. It whidhtrverof us two riudl produce the It is to the Rothschilds, however, that is not heavy, and does not require most beautiful bouquet," said the secre­ belongs the honor of being richest among strength so much as laiack to tlirow it. tary to'4i«r, and she promised she would Dr. Eggers and his two sons frequently do so. The empress loved her very properties must be considered ns united much indeed, and readily yielded to an from rather peculiar family and business amuse themselves by practicing boomer­ ang-throwing, and gave an exliibition arrangement which promised to be plea­ The conditions sant in any eremL She sent for the In the last twelve yeans they have loaned Saturday afternoon. were not favorable on account of the young lady’s father, who laughingly to certain European governments nearly con.-s-nted to all tliat wus going on. 00,000,000 pounds sterling. Their lordly wind, but they made some successful Then tlie Russian gentleman kas com­ power is shown in modern instances. In throws. Tho throwing is done with the forearm, and requires a quick jerk. It municated with, and when ho was in­ 1868 the Prussian government demanded formed that mademoiselle’s hand was an indemnity of 5,000,000 pounds sterl­ is not difficult and can be acquired read­ ily. though tlie more experienced throwfor him who gave her tlie most magnifi­ ing from tho city of Frankfort. The cent bouquet that day fortnight, the era- head of the Rothschild house in that era have the best success. The boomer­ press herself to be the judge, ho believed city sent word to Count Bismarck that angs as thrown went for a distance of about 300 feet from tho thrower, bo .would become her husband and none if any attempt was made to force the and then, describing a semicircle, re­ Other. Bdt the confident in his great fortune and his own good taste, this lin, and Bhnnorck wait compelled to give turned toward the thrower. Thu time for tlie most part, they were driven quite Russian let the days pass, supposing all way. The enormous wealth of tlie Rothsa distance behind tho thrower on accohnt the time that hte money could buy what chilite is doubly remarkable from the of the wmd, but a number fell within a he wafitod at tlie last moment. The day fact that the family was totally un­ few feet of tlie spot from where they . arrived when the love gauge was to be known a century ago. Inferior only to were thrown. Their action was certainly decided. Tliat port of the palace in the Rothschilds are the Baring brothers, all that has ever been claimed, for the which the czarina lives was the scene of who have ut “instantaneous command" boomerang, though as a weapon they great excitement. Even the aristocratic 80,000,000 pounds nte.rling.'sIt is note­ probably have never served to any great czar, himself deigned to be interested, worthy that tho Barings owe their com­ sxtenL No accurate aim can be taken white the Grand Duke. Alexis was eager mercial rise to an American, Mr. Will­ with one, but a general direction is all as a child about it. QXie Russian noble­ iam Bingham, of Philadelphia, who many that cfp be obtained.—-Milwaukee Sentiman advanced and presented an enor­ years ago had tho house appointed the mous bouquet. It was indeed beautiful; 1V&U AU MJUUUU. . it was made up of the rarest flowers that Among the richest of monarchs is the could be found in all Russia and had cost czar of Russia, who enjoys from hte per­ The use of compendiums in penman­ sometbing like 8,000 roubles. At the sonal estate an income of 2,000,000 ship has introduced throughout the sight of it the young lady nearly faiffted. ;x3unds sterling. The aultan of Turkey country a style made up of flourishes Surely it wus imjiossible for her dear lit­ te allowed for the support of hte court and quirks. That is very pretty, I but tle diplomatist to ever excel such magni­ over 1,800,000 pounds sterling. In addi­ would hardly make good “copy." It is ficence. Tbe otlier ladies of honor and tion to thte he has a private income of largely adopted by fledglings and | des­ all those present showed their apprecia­ 1,000,000 pounds sterling. The empyor pised by the grayheadn. In use, fot ad­ tion of their country-man's love token. of Austria te granted a yearly allowance dressing a billet doux it is par excellence Witli a mocking smile on his lips the of 2,500,000 pounds sterling. but on the ledgers of a business house it couat stepped forward, holding in his Tliere are several nobleman in Eng­ is as much out of place as a silk dress in hand two gilded boxee. In politest land who liave immense wjrilth at their Poverty Flats. The round hand, solanguage ho said that one of the boxes command. Tlie dukes of Bucdeuch, called, ia a favorite of young ladies, as contained a boqquot for the lady lie Devonshire and Norfolk and the mar­ much so as tlw flowing Italian with lov<ri>t/ie other held a few flowers which quis of Bute have each of them rent rolte thsir mothers. Back hand is anotlier he humbly begged tliat tlie empress of 400,000 pounds sterling per annnrn. fancy that if closely followed absolutely would deign to accept. Then he handed The duke of Portland, who died re­ ruins the style. The angular style of the two ladies each her bonquet, and im­ cently, left unentailed property of over writing of nearly thirty years ago is al­ mediately all those present saw that he 2,000,000 pounds sterling. The greater most out of date. Occasionally you re­ had.' won; for never before wm there such part of his palace wm constructed un­ ceive a letter from a dear old tady,whose a lovely combination of color and per­ der-ground. Hte Iwnquet hall, ball­ style is thia, but beyond such letters it ia fume as in those which he himself liad room, riding-school and a number of rarely seen. While there are a great brought from Paris. For tlw instant su|M-rb guest-rooms are veritable tunnels, many different styles of writing odvo that the gage bad been tjirown down he' decorated in a fashion so splendid ns to cated by professors of tlie art, tlie best apffiied for leave of absence; it took oeem, when described, like a story of the nilu to follow svins to be tliat which nearly two days to get iL and then be Magi. will secure legibility. if not elegance. An started for Parte. Arriving thare he Richer even than any of these niillion- elegant style ia to be preferred, but not rode straight to a famous flower shop airea te the duke of Westminster, who so much ao os one that can be read as and told tlie proprietress what he wanted. undoubtedly has the largest income of you run. More gray haira are raised on That night at 8 o'clock ho was on hte any individual in tlie 'world. Hte fortune editor’s heads by obscure handwriting way back, to Russia, and in the large lies largely in the diametrically opposite titan Ijy any other cause. The angel basket which he looked carefully after regions of London known ae the West day and night were n iftoe, souvenirs de End and Seven Dials. He owns acre?- and blot them out, sheds them copiously Mailmaison and gardenia, and theee tliree upon acres of the most aristocratic do­ whenever die literary genius of any most lovely row.rs were set about with main in London, ai.d lite tenements daily paper wrestles with a com­ white lilacs. Such a bouquet was never cover miles in the world. Hte income munication from the “Citizen" that is •ec-a in the Russian capital and the em­ quite passes the limit of the credible, written in a ninth century land— press without delay awarded tlie count and is said by some to amount to 10' the young lady's hand. They were mar­ posmds sterling a minute. — London ried and now living in Vienna, to which Times. 1____________ The smoke of woolen rags is a ctiro for the most dangerous wounds. A lady of ■my acquaintance ran a machine needle through her finger. She could not be re­ Professor Holden states an interesting apple-cheese will do. is opened by cut- leased till the machine waa taken to fact that is not generally known. In the tirig the top off so as to serve as a lid. pieces. The needle had broken into her difficult calculations of astronomy, the finger in three pieces, one ot which waa tendency of a man to make errors of too poured into a hole made, by scooping out bent almost double. After repeated great or too little results is so regular in & dedsert spoonful of tlie middle. Thte te trials the pieces were extracted by pin its 'direction and quantity that it is * left to stand and soak awhile, and after­ cent, but they were very strongly im­ factor in all figuring. A man’s percent­ wards, m fast as the clieeee te used, more bedded. Tlie jiain reached to the shoul­ age of error is always allowed for in the wine te poured in. If tlw cheese is an der, and there was every flanger of lock­ abac rune calculations of the heavenly old one (and an Edam or pineapple cheese jaw/ Tlw woolen rags were put over the boSes. is not good for any purpose unless it be cools and she held her fingers and in a This would be a very admirable sclieme oki), tbs wine will soak into it and take a very short time all the pain waa gone ths place of tho original moisture that and it never returned, though it was IkkHca. A man's parents .should be com­ has dried out. It will be impossible, un­ some little time before the finger healed. pelled. when he ia to be married, to give til you taste it, to conceive tbe exquisite This ia but one of tho many instances of his wife a clear statement of his per­ effect of tho combination. It te eaten such cure, some of them taking place centage of error, and I don't know any with water biscuit, which by the way after several days from the time of the factor in the whole affair tlmt would ore to be found on all bachelor tables wound. Let* woolen raga be kej»t sa­ be half ao important or valuable to thte year, because they seem naturally to credly and always at hand for wounds. know. It might be given rather as a go with all sorts of drinkables and with The smoke and stench will fill the house, declination from the perfect upright. all cheeses, salt or smoked moats , and perhaps, but that ia a trifle whan the al­ ternative ia lockjaw, or even a long, “James Jones, 15 degrees; John Smith, painful sequel to a wound. Another in­ jigtj +5, lived in the country all hte life, Those who have morbid conditions of 10 degrees; William Robinson, town raged cat, which tore the flesh from tho dude, 00 degrees, will have to be securely the stomach and Ixjwels, which do not wrist to the elbow and bit through the shored up or he'll fall over." That vest attention being given to ordinary fleshy part of the hand. Ono ministra­ of the smoke extracted all the pain, duties of life, can often ure large tion Francisco Chronicle. which had been frightful —Boston Tntns^ draughts of water, especially in the cript. morning, with manifest advantage. The bulk of diamonds sold nowadays Obstinate constipation is tiiereby re­ moved, tho normal peristaltic motions of Few of our contemporaries made any tbe bowels ire restored, and tho tecro- special reference to the throne upon as a matter of fact, occasionally better which her majesty was seated at tlw looking and have more fire than Hue­ opening of the colonial exhibition. A. a white gems, .particularly at night time. drinking upon many of those who resort to tbe so-called mineral springs which the royal seat of the Lion of Punjaub. quarter* of a carat will have as much abound in the country. It is not naoea- Runjeet Singh himself, the chief of the suafeice as a two-carat brilliant rose-cut. sary that these springs should hold abDomud quantities of salts of any kind to the glorious campaign of the Five Riv­ effort cures; It is only necessary that the ers. That some of the morning jiapeni spoke of it m a chair may be duo to tlie fact that a cushioned lining, specially molded upon one of tho royal chairs at It was a strange thing that at one time the anti-slavery champion in congress, Buckingliam Palace, luul been fitted into tho famous throne. It wm a curious pmenu I don’t know what to attribute icunt the so-called “heir" of tho Sikh Rhott, of South Carolina, should liave only know it is Interview. Pud j«mb, while hero in London the «ncolonial governor of South Carolina, and the other from Ida brother, James Smith, Gaaotta. sera -■> With the loving firms around If. If it quivers with the tosses On Its poor and pallid face! Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in I wonder if ft listens nean. nun mi. - -------------- To the sunland of the soul— While it knows the secret alanfturt Of the things that was ft* master Rise with flaming swords to drive J From tbe glory and the goall I wonder if tt watches Till It sees the dead forgotten— Secs new friends usurp the favor Of the hearts that were its own; If ft looks-below the daisies. Where the grave worms are- begottenWhere the eyelees skull la grinning 1 wonder if the truth te Tliat the spirit can remember All its jtalnx and all its pleasures. All its terrors atjd lt» tears. Stealing swiftly on its vivid Summer visions, as November Crashes down In storm and darkness On the splendor of the years? No. ah, no! Far better for ns That we dl<-, and dh> forever— That we slip into tbe shadows And the silences eterne— Thau be hunted down and haunted । When the soul anil sense dissever. With the memories that mock us In the- lower life Interne! A-CAMPBELt Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Pricks that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hahd ff, keep the latest and best designs in onr work; funii.h esti mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the neo" pie, and our largely increased sales show that we an- <ucces fuL As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we makett a special object for Barry County people to bny of us We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. • __Vnrlr MprctirV. OEN. LONGSTREET AT ANTIETAM. Thus the battle ebbed and flowed with terrific slaughter on both sides. The Federate fought with wonderful bravery and the Confederates clung to their ground with heroic courage iw. hour after hour, they were mown down like grana. The freali troop* of McClellan literally tore into shreds the already ragged army of Lee, but the Confeder­ ates never gave back. r remember at one time they were uurging up against us with fearful numbera I was occupying the left over by Hood, whore ammunition gave out. He retired to get a fresh supply. Soon after, the Federate moved up against us in We were under -tho crest of K hiU, oc­ cupying a position that ought to liave been held by from four to six brigades. The only troojw tliere were Cooke's regi­ ment of North Carolina infantry, without a cartridge. As I rode along the line with my staff, 1 saw two pieces of tlie Washington artillery (Miller’s battery), but there were not enough men to man them. Tbe gunners had been either killed !?r woqnded. This wm a fearful situation for the Confederate center. 1 put my staff-officers to tlie guns while I held their horses. It was easy to see I that if the Federate broke through our line there, the Confederate'sirmy would be cut in two and probably destroyed, for we wereblready badly Whipped and were only holding our ground by aiieer force of desperation. Cooke sent me word that hte ammuniti m was out. I replied tliat he must hold hte position as long m lie had a man left. He responded tliat he would show his colors as long m there wm a man alive to hold them pp. Wo loaded up our little guns with can­ ister and sent a rattle of hail into tho Federate m tiiey came up over the crest of the hill. inch in that little tiofctery than in any I ever saw, and it shot harder and faster and with a sort of human energy -as it seemed to realize that it waa to hold the thousands of Federate at bay or the battle was lost. So warm was the reception we gave them that they dodged back lie­ hind the crest of tlie hill. We sought to make them believe we had many bat­ teries before them instead of only two little guns. As tlie Federate would come up they would see the colors.of the North Carolina regiment waving placidly, and then would receive a shower of canister. We made iilively while it lasted. In ths meantime Gea.Chilton, Gen. Lee's chief of staff, made hte way to me and asked, “Where are the troops you are bolding your tine with?" 1 pointed to my two pieces and to Cooke’s regiment, and re­ plied, "There they are; but that regiment hasn't a cartridgs." Chilton's eyes popjwd a* though they would come out of his head, he struck spur* to hte horse and away he went to Gen. Lee. I suppose he made some re­ markable report, although I did not see Gen. Lee again Until night. After a little a shot came acrom the Federal front, ploughing the ground in a parallel line. Another and another, each nearer and nearer their line. This was from a bat­ tery on D. H. Hill's line. Tlite enfilade fire, so distressing to soldiers, soon beat back the attacking column.—Geo. Long­ street in The Century. "I find." said Mr. S. T. Williams, “that bank clerks make the most rapid ac­ countant*. Ordinary l.oakkeep.,r» are too slow as a rule, and too confirmed in tlieir ways. The bank clerk fa acuatomed to figures, and he is at home with a number of men who rush things each emulous of the other, and this has trained him to habits of quicknem and certainty."—Cincinnati Timra-Star A cunoua book a it ibr Ubnlrr „ aria. It ia ______ / “ MONEY SAVED 1 Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. t Try Our Tea! Smith, Haos & VanArman, March 10th. 1886. RUSSELL HAS Jaemoved HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND 3MEillinei>y Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.' Gro­ cer}-, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. New MsCmsWyArnw' JULIUS RUSSELL ROLLER MILL J -'Y And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. 1 on will find him at his new location north of the new Newton- House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve tbe pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Lateetand Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I ate have a quantity rf Plow Points, etc, that I will sell vejv slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-08-05.pdf bd710abc457a707ccb25c360fab78ec9 PDF Text Text . ' ■ ........"— .( 1 The Hastings Banner VOL. X|CXI. NO. 14. 7 ----------- --------------- HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 5, 1886. The Hastings Banner. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS County News. HAUTlNOSyBAKRY CO., M1CH., IBVING. The funeral of L. B. Hill was held arshalTl l. cook. H’S 'Th? 1! ** the M- K 'bureh. V<T’ •hl'<UKz>urw of Ja«, Chrtel. were followed w th. pwve 0( fflghlir., g °f b“e tau between the I)t,D1,o*or our town and the Otwwo »-hln1^ to ra“t"‘«i‘z«. but the bS> St'BSCRIFTION KATES We 'Th . ADVERTHUNG RATES: per year..i|too 00 tfxtraebujfe for special posltlou*. ■ JOB FEINTING. ■■ ■ .11 pride iatoltin the Job FrtnUtut De,.X- .: :itof the Banska Everythtok tn tbe -;-r- iittke I* new; and with the latest faces of r- -lie most approved patterns of machinery* hie .om petent aorknien employed, enables tbe *. W?LOWRY, M.D., Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. <•*.;» io town or country promptly attended. i >c« hour*--4 to to a. m. and I to 3 p. m. .. i-r aoti- at Holloway*’ drug store. CF- Special attention paid to surgical diseases Pi^ysican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. : r>:r •• <«n» <loor*<Hitb o( the pout offlee, will be ,:.4 then) dsj or night. n K.‘TIMMERMAN. ' £ .-HouKepathic Physician A Surgeon, Fijrt door «a*t of Holloway*’ drug store.) »’ . !. Wm. JONES. 1* i\ Dentist. 1.. K irk promptly aHvoded la C. WELTON ieent for ihe Ohio Banner's Insurance Co. writes fnlMies on a man's property against . by nre.tfilming or wind; against a man’s by death and accident. • >OK & SHELDON, offiwin Abstract Block. Haxtinr*. Mich.) < E. KEN ASTON. A. Attorney at Law, ii iver J. s. Good war & Co.** store.) KscUce* la aifcourts of the State. Collection* tiy uvudlng to. p«iTS CAR VETH, Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mleh. Iphrix v/H.<RKEn.ItMlEltote. -’1 Inmrance and Loans. J. G. KunvMi A Son. 8 door*' north <>t Pixtofflcr. r:-.-r! ila:«entioa utreu to niaktag exehjuwe* : -pnqxrty. Tbe interest* of non-mldent . -rtj iwsiti l arvfully looked atier. Farm* “,gamefine atrno to the front. On their w,r here uLT'™?' broMe- letUn« the ton.™ uushboard. A runaway resulted, and Hoi?eS' Ot h“'*“ * “ broken. teTh t?.’*”1 tat “d **“ °ur Farm Wagons, Doihle Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, Kfwf’d U-'“obkel Poff, a Ilrl. U verr “ tbls wriOnn, •“A.bO'.recorerr la doubtful. Wheat U comlnif In. with price, at «8 “°u tot new and 70 cent, tor old. , , "-.y.-,1■ baa a alster from To­ ledo visiting her, *” John Hendershott, not satisfied with one Fourth in its regular order, hM in­ augurated one of his own every afternilte’ b 0Win? out 8tumPs with ilyna- Thomas Betts had the misfortune to PINE LUMBER, foJhim tunlaye'e- nto*1°“ Monday, Aug. 2d, the young men U.ut •?“ h*1)**1 Mr- Crawford thresh his wheat. James Poland fur(HEMLOCK AND PINE.) u. the “■chine free of charge, ^fht, boys; respect old age. Th° political pot is bubbling some as North-East Hastings. Ju HPProches for the holding of Another shower Sunday morning. the different conventions. Somebody Pearl Olmstead is spending a few (PINE AND CEDAR.) is going to get left this fall.days with Miss Lillie Thompson. •Miss Jennie Sweet is spending a week B ANFIELD in the city, the guest of Miss Mattie Very tine weather since the late rain. Jordan. Danforth Fisher, who fell down celWm. Baldwin and wife intend to vis­ u few week" “«0 broking his it friends in Eaton Co. this week. shoulder, is slowly recovering, but Miss Martha Anders, of Hope, spent carries his arm in a sling yet, He fell a few days last week with her sister, from the same place once before, break­ Mrs. Leroy Barnum. ing the other shoulder. Mias May .Stihjon spent Friday and Mrs. Harley Powers will entertain Saturday with friends in this vicinity. the missionary society Wednesday of ' and Maple/ Those on the sick list are Geo. Moore this week. and Lillie Thompson. Eddie an-1 Lottie Moore are the Geo. Clark threshed 70 bushels of oats happy parents of a young son. from one load of bundles one day last Rosa Phillips, who recently lost her week. Can any of our farmers beat mother, is keeping house for her father, that* in a neat and orderly manner. She is Homer Wood and Miss Anna Wood worthy of much praise. ' spent Sunday at Maple Cottage, the Miles Fisher, formerly from this guests of Leroy Barnum and wife. place, has just returned from Ohio with A. I. Barnum and. wife rusticated at u wife an<l little daughter, to make this Wall lake thtf fore part of the week. i his future home. Wm. Baldwin has a new wind-mill. Good report* come from tbe Sabbath Mesdaiues Richard Doyle, Sanders. school conducted by Hiram Coleman, Geo. Simpson, Al. Jones, M. Abbott, all Of Evrry Orneriytlon. at the King school house. of your city, spent Wednesday with Mra. L. C. Bead), and did ample justice Cedar creek. to the ice cream and other good things Everything is growing finely since prepared for them. ’ j the warm tains. Henry Itauer is convalescing. Sidney Hull is doing good work with FREEPORT. his new threshing machine. It is of the Nichols A Shephard pattern and From the Herald. Miles Archer, of Irving, is alillcted cost $1,700. George Campbell is happy. It is a with billious fever. Summer complaints among children boy. weighing 8 poundA Grandpa jy Prices and Estimates riven on ap­ Campbell says it is a republican, and are quite prevalent. Geo. Miller is now able to do light will be a voter M soon as John Thomp plication. work about his shop. son’s greenbacker. Frank Childs visited over Sunday BENTLEY BROS. & W1LKJNS. We are informed that the members with relatives in HowelL of John Stark poet G. A. R. are making Eber Moffat sold his trotting horse preparations to attend the reunion at Friday to Mr. Patterson, of Cascade. Hastings. Una Bare has purchased a new Pitta* Corn, and potatoes are improving finely. ’Oats are a good crop, while separator to thresh with this fall. Wolcott Post, G. A. R„ is perfecting wheat is turning out lietter than was arrangnn-nta to attend the reunion in expected. The doctor at this place is doing quite Hastings this year. Miss Lucy Teeple, of HAstings, visit­ an amount of business. A hog buyer from your city has ed her brothers John and J. G. Teeple bought all die hogs in this place that a few days the past week. Mrs. Geo. Perkins, of the Freeport were fit for market, paying four cents hotel, is spending a week with her par­ per pound. Scarlet fever is reported in the Cross­ ents at their home in Grand Rapids. A ripe apple and apple blossoms were man neighliorhood. but no cases have The .Niagara Falls (Route, {lucked from the same tree by John proved fatal as yet dghner Saturday, July 24th.. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Dr. and Mrs. DeVore who have been Woodland. enjoying a rest at that popular resort. Taklnr effect May axh. t8N. Dry weather. Lakeside, 0.. will return to Grand Wheat and oats are turning out well, KA3TWAKD. and the numerous threshing machines Rapids this week. Mr. .John McDonald, of Irving, has a are in good demand. Levi Holmes Is able to appear on the large crop of peaches this year, and has sold several bushels in this place at S1.75 street with the aid of crutches. ■EAsoata. per bushel Geo. D. Barden has located at Rosina, Freeport district school opens the Ionia Co., and goes into the drug bus!nesA George iuts long been a resident fall term next Monday. Miss Allie of Woodland, and has the universal Waters, of Hastings, Instructs the sen­ i. :> ior department, and Miss A. Hinkley reputation of being a good fellow. 11.10 Will Downing, Geo. W. Smith anil S. has charge of the junior class. Mr. Win. Seible and wife, of Hastings, Hough have formed a copartnership in the blacksmith line. : visited at Dr. Peckham’s lasf Friday The temperance meeting at the night Mra. Selble's health is seriously church Sunday evening was well at­ Impaired. She came to consult Dr. C. H. Peckham, their former family physi­ tended. „ , , . Thursday of this week is a very biuy cian. Messrs. Geo. Glick and Earnest Gosch day for tbe average boy; a picnic and a , are putting up a new carriage for Dr. show both on the same day. It is reported that John W. Holmes II. G. Peckham. Mr. John Retaler leaves for Ohio next has sold out at Zullahoma. Tenn., and week. He will leave his family there rrATion. win return to Woodland. and proceed to Washington Ter., with W. P. Holly is in Chicago engaged In a view to locating there if suited with the employment of his uncle. ' B. S. Holly has returned from his the locality. He will not sell his resi­ dence here until he decides to remain Connecticut visit, DetW't.......... A fight occurred at a dance near the away permanently. Jackson That enterprising Carlton carpenter, Tamarack church Saturday night, Geo. Demarav being seriously, H not fatally, Isaac Allerdlng, has erected seven large Naahrille hay and grain barns Id Carlton already injured by Ed. Riley and Jim Spenser. season, and will build The affair will go Into court. Demaray this build one more barn and three houses Is reported to be in a very dangerous before October next A very good sum­ ondltlon._ ______________ _ mer’s work. That famous war drama, ‘■The Sol­ STATE BOAD. Harvest Is past and the hum of the dier’s Protege*’ will be presented to a Freeport audience Saturday evening mill Chi- thresher is heard once more (Quarterly meeting will be held at August 7th. The play is placed on the the church Saturday and Sunday. boards here for the benefit of the Wol­ cott Post G. A. R. August 7th and 8th. Maud Sumtnera has returned to her e ORANGEVILLE. Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING Suh, Doors d Blinds, Cornice Mouldings, Imide Finish & Band Mooldiocs Stoop Scrolls & Columns (7 NAPPES A VanARMAN, La Lawyers. -over lUitiuxi National Bank.) ■WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney • At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. ;-xtlce* m ill courts of rhe stat*. WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY. J ustice of the Peace. illMtl.itis .i <;N*rtaity. f M. B. GlLLASPIEf Notary Public. }[ ARY C. COBH. »• .1 SHIHS A RL E HR ESSMA KER, -ini ^He-nlfon Given to Cutting t I’iitiwj. Eattrnui Cut to order. over peiumtz* Store. • •'* ;tt haMtm l*v” mad* to the eowlltlom rt*lu mortgage madr and executed br *•« .idhau»er and Anna NriudnuM*er. *an>uel Canon, dated December .u»l rworded lu tbe office ot the Reg • •• nJ !»*ed« tor tbe eeunty ot Barr) and*tata ■I tugan. January rd. lira, al ae'euxk a m.. ■; >: <d neirtKHcr* on page rffi; by which ■ t <e power ot »ale tn «aid mortgage conle-rome nperatlte, and there I* now ■ l to Ite due and unpaid on said mortgage :i>:. aerompanyliut the Mme .at the ■ ot tbt* notice the sum- of thirteen ured and twenty dollar* and niaety«■«». i'ji.JjojK.) and the attoracy m ’ by law, and no proceeding* at ' • "r :u equity having been taken to ’QODMt -une or any part thereof; Now therefore, given that by virtue ot the pow■ •! »ale in mIU mortgage contained, ana the > tu -ni:li ca*e nuufo and provided, on Hat.•.‘:’h'**‘»t‘layof Aum»t, A.D. UW«. at 10 ■; k tn the forenoon, m the north front door ' 'tie Court Houte in the city of Hasting*. Barinty. Michigan, (that being the place of the Circuit Court for tbe county of Bar­ hen- said prcmlM*are sltmOedd there wul -•id at public auction nr vendne to tbe high*•' dder. the nnunlses described in Mid mart•■ or mi inuen a* may be necessary to aaUsfy ihionnt due thereon with interest at seven • * ...... mi -iwiiicj ■ in vi o.y-nvi> iioiiuri a* provided for fa nald mortitdd pr<nnliu-i being described in snld ;w follow*, taunt: tlioa-,- pieces or parcel* ot land lying and be’mate tn tae township of HMtrna*. Barry ' 'I- tiK-:tn. known and described a* fob : tf’.ftt: Tbe we*: half of sonth-cant quar-■ snd the west half of east half of soutb-saat of section thirteen (13). In town three (3) of ranm eight (*> west, containing one n W“ twenty acre* of land, more or less ■'’-.1. Maj rth. pwc. , • ,. . „ HAMt'EI. CARSON. Morigage*. ' nAi-'8R- Att’y tor Mortgagee. • -■utity of Barry.’ . MUthlel K. Hall ItahmeoL . ,sj?;lc.c hereby given that on the 12th day of '1 ’H. A. D. im. a writ of attachment was duly ’5the Circuit Court forrt-n the County of •£*•**' - r., "al,nIt,.. t u.i.tr -Kam Window and Door Screens. Michigan Central sstsrt ;me aetmout mxm umr. IW IT72S.01 one nuixirai and tfiS-UotarayrtEj Ji I) r,'tl,ni»bl« the «th day of May. 54 AttanMumTretaUvx in Attorney* for FUlatiff. Notice of Attachment. M'eb<K*n. •■*»* circuit court for the ’ ’>uuty of Burn. Custom Wool Carding, ON SHORT NOTICE. H?*? V1.?1 the Clreu“ Court for the county . t-taed. fur the aom o 'o and 30-10* rtSws r':on |boam\L r>««d.mnnhdayon GOOdQMW' • the river.i for Flatmia. Dimeeocttytt* r. MARBLK L. A. Nichols was in town last week bringing a new miller, Mr. Griswold be­ ing about to leave to take a position at Hastings. Mrs. Phetteplace is quite sick. Mrs. H. C. Turner, of Wayland, visit­ ed her friend Mrs. Searles last week. John A. Turner was at C. II. Thrustoh’s Sunday. Ettie Falk has returned to Wayland. Mrs. Thiers is on the sick list this week. Whoopi ng cough has struck the town, and of course every one has it Mrs. Mary Goodyear, of Hastings, visited her mother last week. Mrs. G. H. Brooks, of Hastings, is at Mr. Searles this week. About a week «o Mark Earl had the misfortune to have one of his horses bit by a massaugua, and may possibly lose it. •Nashville. Very quiet so far this week. The illustrated lecture on India by Rev. Fox at the Methodist church, on Thursday evening of last week, was very entertaining and instructive. Everything was explained by photo­ graphic views of mammoth size, and was" easily understood. The attendance wm small. Field and Watt sang to a small audi­ ence at the opera house Saturday night. Their entertainment is capable of im­ provement. To-morrow is the great day—Whitney family in town. Mra. Jaa. Rock, of Hastings, is visit­ ing in the village. Rev. Grinnell is spending a threeweek's vacation by the lake shore. z Bert Smith, from North Castleton, has purchased the interest of John B. Marshall, in the firm of Marshall, Gal­ latin & Co., and the firm will be Galla­ tin. Wolcott & Co. Dr. A. H. Winn is on a visit east. A young man named Wright has charge of bis office during his absence. Will Griffith, who was arrested in Hastings Wednesday night, was brought here Thursday morning and taken ixifore Esq. Mills, charged with ! burglarizing Glasgow’s hardware re­ cently. He waived examination and ' was taken back to the county jail. An incipient blaze in Harvev Leedy’s summer kitchen brought out the lire 1 department on a double-quick. Al. 1 Durkee, who thought the fire was at the hotel, led the hose boys to the res­ 1 cue. 1 J. J. Potter, of Detroit, is hand-shak­ ing among the boys. 1 8. D. Hawthorn, formerly station igent at this place, wm in the village ta«t week. Mra. Geo. Simpson, of Hastings, is visiting at C. M. Putnam’s. ' Miss Amy Burk, ot OUyet, visited | friends in this village last week. ' The school bouse furnaces have been accepted, the manufacturer having put them in repair. Geo. Francis and family are again among us, having returned Wednesday night of last week. I)ean Fleming was in the village over Sunday, visiting his parents. O. U. HUCK ER Delton. Hurrah for the railroad, with a depot right here! A nice rain visited us Yesterday, but we were very fortunate in not getting any wind as they did south of us. A democratic rig [lassetl through this place this morning, a democratic driver accompanied by a democratic gentle­ man searching for democratic influence to help a democrat in a democratic con­ vention to a democratic nomination for a democratic county Treasurer. ‘ Corn ishooming, but we took in Hie matinee bust week just the satire. -— This place with a railroad would be head quarters for celery growing, as there are some splendid celery growing grounds about here. Clover seed bids fair for a good crop. J. B. Nichols is doing up the farmers with his combination thresher. Whenever we have mad dogs here we will send for Jim. RUTLAND. Heat continues oppressive. Threshing has commenced and good yields are reported. The rain of Sunday night and Mon­ day was opportune. Mrs. Harris is very low. She can­ not last many days. Frank Olney whs badly kicked by a horse Saturday morning. He was bringing a load .of hogs to market which was drawn by a four horse team. He attempted to urge one of the horses to pull when it kicked him directly on the mouth knocking several front teeth loose. Dr. Polhemus fixed him in as good shape as possible but he is badly hurt. A terrific battle was fought a day or two ago. Such explosives were used an grain cradles and stones, and much blood was shed In imagination, but do funerals have iteen announced. The list of killed, wounded and missing haVe not lieen officially reported. Rev. Floody, of Freeport, officiated In the place of Rev. Stewart last Sun* d»y , AMTRXA. Kmdoy«n»’ rtoten. G. S. Hartom goes to Detroit the last of this week. . Assyria B. B. C. will go to Bellevue next Thurssay to play the Bellevue club. Dr. A. L. VanHorn, of Dowling, call­ ed on Dr. Fay last Monday. Dance at the Union House Aug. 8th. Allie Richards is visiting her friends hereabouts. Edith Teerpcnning spent the past week with Mrs. Orra Storms. Mrs. Fred Hamlin and Mrs. Wallace Stanley were in the village last week. Stephen Temple has returned from his northern trip, rested and ready- for business again. Ice cream and cake were dispensed to the public on Wednesday night in the new house of M. J. Gosa Tbe oat harvest is nearly over. We were refreshed by a gentle show­ er Sunday morning. The harvest dance spoken of last week, was a harvest dinner and was so named by your correspondent at the time. . DOWLING. Nice shower on Sunday. Cutting oate the order of the day. Anna and Emma Winters have re­ turned from out by the lake shore. Mr. Jessie Warner has his new bouse completed. Wilbert Nichols visited friends here Sunday and Monday. Mr. Black is moving through h ere taking pictures, x Lost, between Johnstown Grange Hall and Banfleld, a 'brown robe with picture of a fan on it The finder will please leave at Banfield or Dowling store. GVM DROPS. . Martin’s corners. Another fine rain Sunday. Some fields of oats got dampened up a little. The sick are recovering. ' Albert Hilton and Mr. Roush each have a new well. ’ The river bridge on the Morgan road is nearly completed. •> The Ladies Aid society meet at Mrs. James Townsends’ Wednesday after­ Elder Kidder failed to put in an ap­ pearance Sunday afternoon. Battalion order no. 1. ,,*'4re^SCSK!!S"“"-l The 4th Annual Reunion of the Barry County Battalion will be held on the fair grounds in the City of Hastings, Aug. 25,26 and 27. 1886. The business meeting will be held on Wednesday. Aug. 25th, at half-past one o’clock P. M. in the hall ot Post No. 125. Each Post will be entitled to five delegates. Fitzgerald Post is hereby charged with the necessary arrangements for the reunion. It will have the camp in reiuliness on the morning of the 25th. imd will furnish shelter, wood and straw. Members of each Poet will come prepared to fts-d themselves and furnish their own bedding. Posts will report the number likely to attend to Comrade 0. H. Greenfield, Hastings, in. ' Comrade John Lichty, of Post No. Iffi. Is hereby detailed as Officer of the Day for the 25th and Comrade Geo. Inghram, of Joel Wolcott Post, as Offi­ cer of the Guard. Comrade John B. Swan, of Morris England Post, is de­ tailed as Sergt. Major. He will report to the Adjutant on the 25th. Comrades John Buchanan, of Post 125, and James Hubbard, of Post 15V, will report for duty as buglers. Comrades, in your behalf I extend a cordial invitation to the camps of the 8. O. V. and the W. R.C. to meet with us. Come one. come all. and enjoy tbe hospitality of the patriotic people at the City of Hastings. Comrades, time is short. Let us lay ■side the busy cares of life and meet around the catnp-fire to grasp the hand of the living and treasure a thought for those who have answered to the last roll call. Come. By CmnnuuMl D. L MOKTHLAND.AdjutMl. At the regular meeting of Fitygsr. aid Post N a-125, G. A. IL, held July 17. 1886, the following resolutions were presented and unanimously adopted: Whereas, In obedience to tbe im­ mutable laws of life and death ordained at the Ijegimung of time by the great Commander of the universe. Comrade Watson Woodruff has passed from this to the higher life and joined the grand army above, therefore Rtaolvd, That by his death our coun try qas lost another defender, this Post a worthy member, and his family its sure support and protector. Ramlted, That Fitzgerald Port deep­ ly sympathizes with his family in this, their great -affliction, and while with sadness we look upon another vacant chair in our Post, yet we feel that, freed from long suffering, the battles and conflicts of life over, he is at rest, and that our loss is his infinite gain. Rntolwd, That the gratitude of tbe Post is due to his wife, children and mother, that it was ours, his com red in arms, to spread over his remains the flag be offered his life to malntaiu, and tp pay him the last honors of earth. ReMlxed, That the adjutant be in- IL W. Jones’ little girl is sick. A. W. Chapin and Cbm. Nickerson have dissolved partnership. A. G. Kent, W. H. Jewel, and Win. Latta acted as arbitrators between Chaa. Nickerson and A. W. Chapin in their settlement Mr. Dighton Simpkins is handling some very promising colts for L. K Hinchman. One 2-year-old bay Middle­ ton pacing very fast for a young home. Sheriff Long was in town last Wednes­ day he was taking his mother from her of our deceased comrade. BAKER SHKINKK. home in Leroy, Colhoun county, to O. H. GRKENF1XLD. Conmaodet HaaUnga, where she will spend some Adjatant time with Mr. Long. Jake Ownun. of Nashville was in We suppose that the Democrat edi- The fall term of school commenced this week, with Maud Summers us Atonzo Wood lo«l > two-ye»r-old teacher. The harvest dance given for the bene­ "‘Boni' ‘ioMn’and MixCotton. fit of the S. of ¥.*8 and L. A. S. last Friday evening was a success, socially as well as financially. . Mra. Robert Galland fell last week * ^rnod r™. and dislocated one of her kneeA Helen Beil returned from Hastings V*TbeU>W« society will m*SLl‘L?ie last Thursday and will atay with her borne ot Mre. XMCT Low. TbutwMy sister until the Amt of September. Ella Bell expects to return to her achoolintbe' •'JX^AXl-li.SdOd.ytd.illi home in N. Y. this week. wyuoM™* Mr. Matteson lost a valuable cow Satnrday, Aug 14th. G J£R. MARBLE WHOLE NO. 1626. Hickory corners. T?6 citizens of this place witnessed a lively time on Friday, the 30th. at the matinee. Several prizes were offered by the sporting club, which were promptly paid to the winners. A large crowd of people were present who seem­ ed to enjoy the sports of the day and the evening. On Sunday. August 1st, a heavy rain accompanied by some hail together with a high wind, visited this place, do­ ing yuite a large amount of damage, up­ rooting trees, blowing down chimneys, etc. G. N. Monroe's windmill was com­ pletely demollsheji. Herbert McGaulley s chknney was taken off; demolish­ ing RobL McElwain’* chimney, a por­ tion of W. T. Barber’s windmill, also upsetting his corn crib, scattering i’oards and corn for some dist;ince; tak­ ing the top from three wheat stacks and carrying bundips of wheat from four to twenty rods; passing on in a southeasterly direction, demolishing the windmills of P. H. Lawrence and H. M. Byrlngton, prostrating fenctw, upsetting small outbuilding* and tak­ ing off the roof of Benj. Alien’s barn. At this writing it is impossible to esti­ mate the amount of damage done, or over how wide a territory it has ex­ tended. O. B. Barber, of Caledonia, Kent Co., is spending a few days with his brother, n - T. Barber, and other friends and ac-‘ quaintances residing in and about this place. The Democrat editor, of Hastings, put in his appearance on Friday last, solic­ iting subscription for his paper. • says the oracle of the Journal Everybody tun toward । �p-.'" . FORSTER'S BUCKSHOT. IBB WORK Uf CONGRESS. cry, inr. j. nnmuz, ui Lounuir, jvj .. WHS entirely cured in one week of a •evere atUck of rheumatism by tit BELEAST POLICE TRY IT Jacob* 00. ORANGE MOB. Manistee'* salt wells are rapidly in­ creasing In number. WHAT IS BEING DONE !N THE CLOS­ ING DAYS OF THE SESSION. two pending bills, but finally agreed to take was Chat of tha biU petudoalng Washisutom Ctrr, July 27.—A bill was Yr ASHIXOTOK City, July 3L—Aa soon aa rblch tbe wote conOruoxl Upon r«.«ua>ing open aaa- Uansticrtation, I23fi,714; to pay tbe Minne­ sota Chippewa Indians to pay the a aadanrirfjingtbe vital fluid. Throabjdl seldom gets well of itaell, but deepen until it undermines the tbs court constitution., w mtea away health, strength and flesh, and ilnaily fastens itself on the lungs, completing the wreck and ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bigwlow’s positive Cure is the only safe, sure and speedy remedy for coughs, colds arid all throat and lung diseaae*. Sold by Baturday night. A baud of tamlc marobea Fred Hotchkiss at fifty cents and one dollar. Pleasant to take and safe for way to meet several hundred cbUdreu be j children; vlctsd. Branch Co. republican convention at Coldwater Aug. 21. Children will refuse bad tasting cough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort and wild cherry whenever Offered. It is as pleasant as maple syrup and will reach a bad cough and cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the kind. For by H. Beebe. executive untll about fifty- private pt ■ rbsn not tnutll- bill wm ai-.o |MU*ed appropriating <250,01X1 for too* tour Lotties and ua nrrt^T,— 1 -Cheerfully reeorm-..< tu« world.- W. F. Woou bteuMigtot: In. mingled with taunt* aud .acre ns Catbolire repW to tti» salutation with a shower of stooM.aud th* mobaerompaayms toe band retaliated in kindWild rumont about the boiub-throwtng 1 hare been afflicted with rbmunaUua ju»~„ IMS I found no reltef, but grow w„rtr ?£* began taking Hood’s Sampar-.;’*. .. d7! me n.or<- rood than *11 »»-• ........... ‘ qkl Tbe meeting at So euZodin a rarprtelngly brief ’’I suffered fr<« What’the doe^,,^ muaetdar rteumiUum I took !lowj , •aporilta and am entirely cured.” J v 1' Fanrrnar. .r tewe* . ' • *- claUM/ in tbe legislative bill appropriating land forfeiture bill then camo up, the issue teing that tbe house bill ^drfeita about 33,- Wamuimgtos City, vote was xs follows; Deck, Barry, Blackburn, Butler, Cockerell, Coke, Eustis, ..Hama, In­ galls, Jones of Arknnza*, Muxsy-x Michell of Qrogou, Plumb, Btanford, Tullor, Vance, Vest, Voorboos Wbllthorno, and Wilson of July 2~. bih Tbe Reeolutions of Fairbank vetoed petition bill of Cornelia is modified by providing simply for the ac opened and the zenato adjourned. Tha sundry civil lull was rejxirusl to tbe the river and harbor bill, the objectionable clauses bring those providing for ths Port- lion was raised by Hatch, fending which Satarday authorIwd the finance committee resolntioa autoriaiug the educuliun bill olution to appoint pasee. and ro-eeUibliiUmg the Mlx-issippi resumed of the Northern i’aclfic laud for- Ibi to 4b—and tHeagan’s) fcr the senate bill (Cnilom'ai offered a resolution requesting tbe president to correspond with European comm srelal national movement tor restoring the parity A ltt*7, was defraud, and tbe house ad jeurnod. WAHHiACiiox City. July 2ft—A message Wedn*wday relating the action ot tbe i.ou*u pretty vigorously. It bouse Imd no right to s tim.v.n, ■ ----- The policv rallied, and were ord-rad to fire into the mob, which they did with guns nt loaded with buckshot Tbe rioters then trll Lack sullenly, di-closing the fact that Nothing better for croup than Hill's many of tlxm had been hit and soma eeriFeerless Cough Syrup. No cure, no oualy wounded Tbe police followrd up their advantage, altbo- gb tbef did not fire pay. W. H. Goodyear. acalu, and drove the rioters from the Wm. Carnes, farmer, of Newton, Cal­ groan'd, compelling them gradually to dtehoun county, has been adjudged Insane. State trapshootem’ tournament Milford, Aug.'ll to 18 Inclusive. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by idl droggittx. |l;tix(vrU Mad WILLIE SELLS CONVICTED. IOO Dosos One Dollar. i IWaalt bavins b-vu mad- 1., n,T . of n certain mr-rtpupt nuuir ta rr-'d- n kyi-a' Web and MaiBOachtrirb.bE wX m luV; Sark, daie.1 June imi>. a. d.'im-j, ^'4 fnthrr through the trial, madn an eonuot to the offlre vf Hie regKisr of dtXTST?!? Oomitaot Karn and Btate of I UU> dar of Jtme. a: D. ism m i u... ■. jury. MM. th* ewe being four and a io> mid bv Mid mortgager, and an altortn v’» ire u tftim dollar* provl.led tar in «*I4 tiiorteasr. aud to suit or proeerdUHt* at !au bavins l^u eri to tacover tbr moneys «r--ure-1 bv «*/d i„,rt pup-, or any part th-ro.f J’p*- therefore, by virtu-- of the puaerof sale CmcixwATi, July 3ft—About thirteen wns «utatltut«l for tbe Cullom bill and the appointed on the bill Ln tbe treasury. Leaving McKenna’s hotel a wreck tbe rioter* attacked a number of bouses be­ lieved to be inhabited by Catbollc*, better­ ing down doors, smashing windows am. . _ .... i - —.< The no. CBpL Colenum. »chr. WeymotUh. phing between Atlantic City and X. ¥., had been troub­ led with a cough so that he was unable to alt-p. night, but tbe rioter* made their rcap;warand was Induced to try Dr. ...... Kingn’,i s nPNrw . T, Dis Him­ mltted to go below <100,100,000, and emkeep in addition a working balance o< £4),- tentioa to a Wr: tavern, kept by a named McKenna, which they completely eared every year by Acker's celebrated gutted, leaving not a pane ot glaw un­ English Remedy. It is a guarented prep- broken nor an article ot furniture intact Malion ; iff it does not help you it will eost ---------f.__ m_.. dose will you nothing. Aow itagood There Is absolute danger in coated breath flavorings. Trix are absolutely pure and perfectly perfumed. D‘r. Jackson's Eye Salve is a prompt and positive cure for all diseases of the eyes in incarnation, granulation, and weakness of vision. It costs but cents,and is highly recommended for piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. «»a Monday. A favorable majority rvport wm made by the public lauds committee Naw Orisons, Batou Houge & Vicksburg railroail Van Wyck said it was a till inrity report A bill toe the re- and when the doors reopened adjourned. offered a resolution refusing to grant fur­ ther confcrsnra Thu wai. withdrawn, and tbe senate contented itself with appointing In bi* brexrt. Hteehlldren were *tni!briy affect­ thrir number* gradually Lncrraring. They ed and a riiigle dose had tl»e same happy effect. finally became ao forrnidabte that the pxlice Dr. King’s New Dincorery 1* now tbe standard remedy bi tbe Coletnau bomebold and on board the Schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this Stud­ ant Brined) ut W. H. GoodJear’s Dnig Store. The Ditiraapplc Volley Pioneer Association will hold a celebration picnic near La liurxiAugust >. lhey threw tbetnwlve* ujxm tbe police with CRDVP, Whooping Cougb and Bronchitis Im­ do.pwnte fury. While a hand-to-hand between tbe mediately relieved by Shiloh’s Core. Sold by fight was going on W. H. Goodyear, • THAT HACKING COL’GH can be so qntektx etired tor SteUoh's Cure. We guaiMitce It. bold rioters dr voted _ Uteuwnlv'x-* 10 wrecking by W. H. Goodyear. buildings occupied by CatnoUia in thia ocWILL YOU BUFFEtt with Dyspepala and eu|Mtion, as well as in that of waging battle Liver eoinptalnl? Shiloh'sXX-Vltallrer Is guaran- wub the police, tbe moo was suddenly and ....pu 11 effectually interrupted by the arrival of HI.EEFI.EHS NlrtHTH. made miserable by that terrible cough. Hlilloh’i Cure Is the reme­ dy for you. Hold by W. H. Goodyear. The military pursued the crowd, and with Mustard t* the name of a Cotenzan doctor. the aaristanoc of ibe polirv arnwifed fortyHe ought to be a good baud to make a piaster. The best salve in too woria for Cltitw. Bruises, Horos, 8le<v». Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter. light eecaptag Injury. Many of them were Chapnep Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posittvriy cures Pur*, or do pay required. It la guaranteed to give perfect satis­ faction, or money refunded. PrioMS cento per were almost entirely stripped of their box For sole bv W. H. Goodyear. A stock company Is making arrangements to start a crenmerv In Corunna next tafl. - THE GEORGIA HORROR. 'V-C vv rsxx would enjoy your dinner *3 and ore prevented by Dyepepata. use Acker’s Dynpenria Tablets. They uro a positive euro far Dyspepala, In­ digestion, Flatulency and Constipation. Wo guarantee them. 25 and W cents. Fkko'k HmciiKis*. Druggist. Quite a building boom 1* favoring Petoskey. Judge Power* win reach home from Utah this WM>k Consumption Cnnxl. An old phyricixn. retired from iirez-lcw. having bail placed in hl* hand* by an Kahl India nilsalonary the formula of aalmple vegeteb.e re­ medy tor the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Brvnchlth. Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung Afteel Ions, also a positive and radical care tor Nervous Debllliyand all Nervouj Comptalnta, after having tested Its uxcoved from acting as coufornon, and tholr request was granted. Tbo^blll pronlbitlng A GenesoeConnty girl, »lx year* old. weigh* l.uiti, a Having no Illite l-year-old colored neighbor. She boiled ^rt of the l-ody into a stow and »erved It to tbe uegroee, who liked it, though remarking on the singular flavor ot tbe ffleaL Tbe remainder ot tbe body waa pat into a barrel of sail pork. When the auttorittes will InvMtigate'tbe affair. day and nominated tbe foUowtag ticketFor secretary of state, tbe Rev. H. Hmlth, of Morrow county; acbooi cotnai*. Mouer, tbe Rar. L. X Hagood <colored) of Ctactonad; supreme judge, Gideon T. btew- priatloo bill providing for 1 Washusoto* City, July 30—Fou rth Kcrofula dtM-ases manifest themselves In the warm weather. Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses th- blood, and remove* every taint of scrofula. , T*«e ™.lM haTr Bbo"1 extinguished the forest fires in Northern Michigan. Without beautiful hair no woman is beautiful. {1?ff or “ The low Is vital. 1 ,Mk®ni Halr Balsam will preserve your hatr and EZ.C, Judean (Ned Buntiinei.' la prepsr rive K—r-k It* ■nA ww.O.ti.1 r-lm... inc to contest hi* will Daniel Boot, of Hudson, expects to raakcfi,000 pounds of sorghum sugar this year. Some talk of libel suits against tbe trad tioera of Collector Bancroft, of Port Huron. Tbe normal school at Alina, the larg­ est private school in the state, will open Aug. 1. Wakmiwotox City, July The board of director* of the Michi­ gan aejlum for the insane have pur­ chased a new pipe organ for the insti­ tution. They also contemplate running It with a water motor. to hear of the radgnatlon of Dr. Pierce Rfl n Coagreaumaa to devote himself aotelv to hiB labor* m a physician. It The deadly nibrite wm delivered into tbe the sick and afflicted everywhere. They will find Dr. Fleroe'a “GoHen Medical tMUr behalf. «wr, a. *». ivw. m ren » rka-k m th, :.,rrn<;..„ t shall sell nt public auetlon to t!,< tdgl,-aibldX-r tatbe north front d«r «f :hr tbe C11J of Hasting*, in the Co-inir of Earrvand Stateot Mk-Liganjina: l-tuy the 1 the ttreull Court lor Barry i» ho'iJei > tile uremi»c* describ'd U. *aft! i.uvi-h:-. umuch Ibrreof a-max u, ,<.» thammmt dur on said tnortgjir--. aiu> tui.t *.» rent hriereet and ali toga; < :. .-.->brr ut!h ■.n HttiarS^x f. f r .. ............. twelfth round "U tbe final", Ridge being lUd(re pewntod a tuoet pitiable i<mdliloti. muon and his by the Democrat* (Tucker’s district). BrntnoTux, Vt lican convaatlcno! ndojitocl reeolnteous suppoiting Mr. July Ed- A—Tbe Ra- child by ner lor scene negro plcnlcktrn. Tired Languid Dull. Exactly exneaacs the condition of thousands of pwpte at this season. Tbe depressive effects ..... . _...j ... w. >v< u-»c v.4 U reliable tonic and blood purifier like Hood’s Soreaprtlla. Why stiffer longer when a remMy iisocloMaX hand? Take Hood’s Haraaprtlte now. Il will give you untold wealth in health. wtra.tirth r.l,.t lUdge, ot Ihltaburg. Tbe tatter was brought iKtHAXAFOtJM, Ind., •• 1, K.ivnu tv bl* •uffNing fellow*. Actuated tor thin motive tad a dcnlre to relieve humsu raftering. I will wM. free of charge, to all who derire It, thl* recipe. In German. French or English, with full direction* for preparing and using. 8rut by mall by aAiroMlng with stamps, naming this |»per. U. A. Noras, 140 Power5* Block, Hoches- Il appropriates |<1,fl?»,IMXL Dawe* read a tetter from Famuri J. Tilden advocating purt-?1:< erald hardly «lk. ^d wi. r-mfiSt, bed a rood deal of ............. 10 Wheat Is being marketed at Kalama­ zoo at 70 to 72 cents per bushel. into Rheumatism „— u « MMM ON AN CutcmaTL Ohio, July 2h—A rumor is in circulation Loro that Carl bcburi has boon tendered tbe position of loading edi­ torial writer of one of tbs illmtrated. jour­ nals of this city, and b* will in all ]irnbaUhty accept th* offer. It t* stataObct Schurz exprv—ad hUxMolt aa highly da lighted with the term* offered him. He is at present finishing a volume of pditioal Governors lUrlswim Trocpt. Lafayettk, Ind., Aug. i—Governor Oglesby, ot lillnoie, and staff, Governor Gray and «taff, and Ad.t Gan. H. A. Axlino and staff, of Ohio, reviewed tbe troopi Lb ramp bare Friday. Ttia governor* and their staff* ware Riven a public rev-ejrtion In tbe evening A prim for bond* was won by tbe Lebanon ilud.1 ju-oalte baud. thlrtor-a tbr >>'*rth'i>air «>t-- ■ *>c to« ui'iuler M-vt-n bitmlred ami fottrtren -DI. :m<l tbt>r>rt!> half to‘,1 of lot number **v. •> bandmi M«1 fifteen x«15). of tbe Cltv ।huu-rv. <4 Hosting* Barn Coui.'y. Mlrtiijat* ri.r-wahW v. the re-’onl- <t ji'al thereof. I Hl cd JUiiesM. 1*rf.. 'llI’LH S STAKE. Monk K.XXP1-K5 & VaNAUW.IX Attoito-v- fur Mortipttre. Dr(atilt bwvlyg l«ren made In It-' emnUtimv I a rrrtalu inortgagc inadr i»> ft t:lwu< iMayMrd and Hannah Maynard. ids wlf--. t<i .Jnnx-s ksilry, baled Mb. la*'. am! rn-vr-ltd 1U s« t-fftce <il the register id th *l» fi* ihr ctwdjr t Barn nail stale "I Mkhtiran. •*. tie let, day f October A. I). 1»KL In Liter N..,toul nijtjt*-t* on tvurr *». Said «M-r*K.-i;e »■** pita urcnrtUic payment o! •rn-n huadrvd dollar' annum from It* date, ar.d psvabteln-< ••n^ei» froru :lie date, whirl* «*!<! mot da*' a.'abetted by tbe add Jiaw-> Jk-tew :rR. ( ook on the W.h duj of May. A. b.lnM. iN >a!J •MtRiimetit recorded In the oiTUv <4 t|jc n-iWrr of deeds for Uarrv County. MJel lean. tn l.Jber jpmf assignment*. <m peer on tte Mb d*> of October. A. U. Isrik Il uaa I- said MA-rlgage <npre->t -otrerd :U’ riionld anv default te tua-te m the paynrat cd ■aid Interval or anv inert tfa-i-*>t, -ti.t- .'jy wberwai the same l» made due -rd ■•sjablr, and should tbe —me rvmali- utifah! si.d iu ar­ rears for the spare of state day*. Uittti died Iron thenceforth, ttal Is after ti e Uj-< .•! -akl silty day*. tbe aforesaid rwluelpoi sukt of m ten brattred doltare with all arrrar.>cr» «.| xietr-t, thereon. should at tbe optiv: -d !»■<■ Mid Jauxs ■Dooley, his executor*. admit.l-trir«.r» u. »•Slguv. Oceoiui utl'I be do* aid p.p-l-te mttMdlatelr thereafter Am’. di-fawr U»lMt -teen aforesaid principal sun of »-'-a btmurvd dU-‘ tars, with all arrvamuvs of later?: fberrwn hath been and is now dvrtan-d l« he •!«*, and payable; and there l» m>« claimed to ta due and payable at tlied.d. U* sum of rlRlit hundred and HB* cljl.t smi «»-’• dollars, and no suit or prweditup alu* llf.,ln eoully bavin* tw-eu Instituted la twenrr tc* moneys secured by said mortsw <t I** tliereof, tmn Therefore, by trtrtur of the I*"**’’ '’f “,le !" tedqrnortaw . ............ . -■••>'•■■ •' foettCTue nu.de and provided. noUw I* betvfy given that 011 Hatunky lite nil dsj of Aufw. A. D. UK atone urine* In the .*£ltr.n1‘??j * scribed in said mcirtyssr. or — ourcu may Im necvsxary t» |u> tin >>>H'tml d*1 mortcrfT with wv.-it per .-rut lexai co»U. tl»e trtvhdsrs Iwlng cImwiIhsIIb ssio invrtxaRv a* , .. Tbe sou lb wvr .utsnerdl jli* »<wtb rttf ter M aertimi set. tm.n 3 north <d raw* ; "*r.being pw townsbl? «>f Kutitu d. Barry C«M. "ihslrJMm li!h. A. it 1 ’ ' VAVG' IL tfX»K. Mortgagr Sate. svtog been ma-to it. tlw mortgage tnaite to •!*»<’ * ■ •’*?* IX J. Young hl» -"Ite. Hi btr o* rare D. btorm*. dsi-nl April ’ MonMlntbeettieed �K.ntr*! !«<•»• Trcufflc. and I»dl»n MUU. are called the “atone troughs* Brr found in <oming up the Trukee river fmm the lakes, and arc n natural formati ._•> of a sort of limestone. They arc often s,- n ten feet long, four or five feet wide wJ s.--.tj! inches deep, with the aides two <T three inches in thicknee*, accordjnx to size—the small ones thinnest. They an- shaped like the sheet iron pans u.,.,i in stoves for baking break, are quite hard and ring like ■ piece of pottery when struck- AU are found filled with ix n>«ut tbe lake in the valley are i, many Mono troughs of a different hiti.l Th.vware undoubtedly artificial, ar!’ w -r- made by the Indians to lw i;_ I in grinding grass reeda. Some ot ... look as if they had I wen in use for himdr-xb of years. A few of the smaller ,, „r.' jwrtable. but tlw majority have t. '-.n formed in huge fragments or solid ,■( tarphyry or granite, just as the Indians of California make mortarTis granite reefs in which to pound tb-ir aroma. Here, however, the seeds ,r. ....und into flour by being nibbed, ft. ■ !^au*n. ware the acorns; therefore, in.•,..»! of tin- cavity in the rock being a r uip r-ut hole, it is n long, shallow, troxxgh-diaptil cavity. Some of these grind ng troughs are several foot long, wi.l 4 ar them are found the stones used in grinding. They are large and heavy, .f to have been pushed bode and forth by persons seated at opposite ,.n.i. of the troughs, by moans of a stout p lushed to them in such a way aa to t .rm two hmdles. j / • A few portable nulls ate found. They -in-two kind*. One lias a cavity ... ■ li is perfectly round and tlw muller : ,-1‘ln grinding is ns round m a cannon M'i. I Tuose of the other style are oblong ■ .| iji.ve a muller or grinding stone of ... - ...t the *ize and shape of an okl-fashi ied smoothing iron. Tiwee mills were UMtl in former times. $Mce the Pintea ! mad - the acquaintance of the white V flour they no longer have any mk-h for flour made <>f the seeds of ! i. xrruM and the wild sunflower.— 1 '..n ik- ijuilli* in New York Sun. ' IJternlur* and English l-®rd*. !i > !h«- fashion to say that in these . l .-barricre of rank are broken down, literary reputation is a social paa*j. <■ , aid genius Qja-IM alldoora; that the . • riuy its*’lf has entered the list* . :.d t'. . ognized the equality of pe**»,U,J . .11. lu l.th- • <» ff T» lords open their doors women .of parts, it is true, ■k* i* to amuse themselves, honor to literature. In old . -irlw-y had their jesters and their . .i Ht . wiiihrnway ^ie time or to chruni-; I< Froissart anti Ben Jon• "4 wi-n- 1-itle more in their eyre. So queen still keep a jxx-t laureate to ivJ-btau the birth* and marriages of her prem'ny: and dUrhe-i~»-> have authors and at their jKirtic* to entertain their - they have music and ioe ; re-mn. , ■. I ■ . , ■ । geniuses would like to believe, be­ . th-y are sumetinies invited to din­ - i ■ . <11 to a country house, that the -ling "f 'hi- aristocracy is changed* but : <>t them ask to marry the daughter ■ i luL. und he will ifascover how v :■.!•• is the gulf tint separates them. 1. -t him presume in any way too far upm the notice that he thinks is a friend­ ship. and he will be dropped with as lit­ t: • ceremony as if hi* lordship, were diatniwing a footman. The peopln of letf-: ;ire admitted or invited to-day and forgotten <>r ignored to-morrow. They ;ii.-»y Is- id society for a while, they are never of it: and if they no longer wait in the ante-room, as Johnson did at Cheatertleld house, they must make themreln-* either serviceable or agreeable if •-iwy i-rp-Kt to stay up-stain. They know •thiA vety well, though they don't always tell it, und the more 'lignified keep aloof from t)••• grt-.t world.—Adam Budeaw'a I., tier. Mr. Hale, the astronomer, writes that >c observing the planet Jupiter with a f-L-ich r.-flivtor, h« saw that but throe of th- ni‘»-ns were visible, a fact confirmed t-y other* who had oome to look into the nl<- qw>. They were advised to wait •inti! !>»•• fourth moon appeared from bei th- planet and after an hour the .'>urth fnoun did appear—coming out • -ar from Jupiter's disk, no clearly as to •w a place of separation between the l innet mid the moon. On looking at it ■rain. |>rrlMi|H twenty minutes later, ••’hut wm the astronomer^ surprise to ’iid that this fourth moon had again di*.'Ppenredl II- and the others present rel-.Ue-lly looktvl for it, but it had disap­ peared khind the planet and did not -iguln ein'ergi- for pt-rliaps twenty min•:t< * to half an hour. This is u surpris­ ing cd»e. One of Jupiter's satelliti* has • 'asionnfly been seen by other astron•inera to “go hack,” seemingly, behind the planet, after once partially emerging, Uit has it ever been seen to go back aa it did in this case after emerging entirely? Of course it U an optical effect which deo.'ivwi one by atmospheric laws—perhaps fix- action of light in Jupiter’s own atra wphure. But Mr. Hale's observation «».-nw to liave l>een a curious one.— Hanford Times. A Natlr* Nawta Sasar Plant. About the lakes is found growing an abundance of wild cine resembling the cane of the brakes in the southern states, but more slender. Of this cano the In­ dians make great use. Of it are formed ’he floats used in buoying the trot lines for fish far outin the big lake. Of the small canes they make the shafts of thsfr arrows, and by pounding the green rtalks between rocks and twisting a bunch as a skein of yarn or a rope would be twisted they wring out a large amount of sweet juice. This sap is caught in their water-tight baskets and reduced, by the um of heated stones, to a sort of luferior molassea, which, in their lang­ uage, Li called “pehapee,” sugar. As the sulks of this wild cane begin to dry °r ripen, small nodules nt dry white *ugar arc formed about the joints. This rutural sugar is gathered by ths Indian THE LAKE THAT JOSEPH MADE. KUR8E FOR THE ROYAL BABE. Th* Eunqiean press published the Tlie great question of th© hour at th© itab-xnent recently that the of PU»>1*= work* h*5 dlSdK*, c^rtof ktodrid i. toe ebetoe of . infant' Forn»wly. and utilize the recent discovery of the b-d of 1th* lown ©nm t° tin- reign of F.Tdinand .functiowr. »ccomP<uned by a physician and a numerous numerous j (toout ..xty mife. once more the reservoir for the suMu* to^ore He therefore, dechned the offer made Lake Moens by pnvate enteroriae to its ancient.function of receiving and disI>emmg the waters of th© Nile. Thi. «» a proposal to repeat in modern gn*1 enterprise MldchUie patriarch Joseph 1* saHbv BMW authorities to have carried out. It i* all toe more noteworthy because the fact that Lok© Moeris ever existed has born denied for centuries. Lmaui some forty years ago revived the notion that Herodotus told 'to© truth after all but no? until IKKJ did the brat geographical autooritie* agree that there was once a Lake Moen*, and that its ancient bed liad Ulen found. Of the wonder, that Herodotus drem Memphis, two. the Labyrinth and Uke Moeri*. have Ix-en unknown to modem research. H« and other ancient writers agreed in des<-n bmg Like Moeris, as a reservoir of tlw Nile. 450 miles in circumference, 300 fuel deep, and full of fish of twenty-two siH-.-u-s. There were dyke© at the mouths of the canal by whiqlj the enginoera stored up or distributed it* water supply. Th© lake wn* mostly bordered by th© deirrt. On it* banka lived muh^udee of fishermen, who caught and salted toe fisu that bred freely in the lake, which owed it* existence to ’one or more arti­ ficial cliannel* connecting it with the Herodotus, Strabo. Diodorus, Plinv, and oilier Greek and Latin writers have Iwen freely chargwl with falsehood or exaggeration in what they wrote about Like Moeris. C. Ptolemy placed the horn-shaped take on his map at the very ptace where exists the great depression of similar shape to which it is no*- a*. sigjied. Ste~e vopiee of hi* map, how-j <li<i not contain the take, and ed^ itore of Ptolemy in the fifteenth century expiirgvd it from hi* maps, y Cliiefly through the researchraof I-inaut. White­ house. and, last of all, Stadler, whose ob­ servations completed in February ettablishcd toe rorrectneM of previous explarationa, the world has at last been uodvinccd liuu the .southern edge of tho Fayoum exists a great depression, whic) is $00 feet lielow the level of the river, iuid is seporaUsl by a chain of hills from the Nile, with which it was once con­ nected by the Buhr Josuf or canal of Joseph, and perhaps also by another artificial channel. It is aasertisi by Mr. Whitehouse and the engih<-rs ih Egypt's service who ac com pan ied him in his last journey ir 1983 that too work of restoring the take will prove comparatively easy. They estimate that during the time of the Nile’s flood the basin can receive 60,O-Ki.OOO cubic meters of 'water* a day, and tliat this volume, shut up in a safe reservoir, will avert all danger of tbe excraniv© inundations that afflict tbe fertile delta. From this reservoir also, when the Nile is low, water can be sent back to the river for puriioeca of naviga­ tion or irrigation. They also assert that a vast amount of land now perpetually under water can. by means of this reser­ voir, be restored to agriculture: that the big taken around Alexandria > will. thus be drained, and the Mediterranean shorn* of EgypkV ill again resemble the mouths of the Rhine and th© coast of Holland.— New York Sun. Galice and Santander in quest of the "“•yto — u. i» chJL £ ruy*l Ub". U U U>e pro.iiw, ot SonoopoebUly tu, „ mounuin- thu ba. lumped tb» emtia^nt ot royal oom. 11 51! Th|- aad rldtad Saauador llm. ■W-sato bia «Sal T™ .°”'r ■u'donnu.d la aU lb. towru and nlbrpa. Tbo major nro■'-•'dwl Uro <mr.didab» to hirL^J ‘X iaX.1’'1' nZSu’-liJi ““ ”u"“ "l>° to Madrid. Tbo,. arejmaentod to lb. majorJomo. Wbo lakr. dowa ihrir aaramaad U«hl affair, tor toe btoaber who aapira to th, po.ltloa of royal nurse m cnonuou* and the applica‘*»n“»®flAtioM pour in from - to. ^“Uon. *•« very agreeable one. The Mcupation of royal nurse is very dignialso vwy high. The mire© i* treated a* one of tne ladies of the palace, her magnificent ■j^toni-M are frequently renewed and a* ' they become her own property her ward­ robe is soon varied and luxurious. The nur*© i* never asked to attend to toe toilet of the royal infant: a femme de chambre is esqiecially appointed for that Juty. The infant remain* with toe nurse at night, however. Apart from the promenade© which she makes with the baby, die niirae may go out when she pleases but she is always accompanied by two ladies of the palac--. When the royal infant is weaned the nurse re­ ceives atarg,. money gift, all the memtx-rs of the royal family give her rich presumu arid the Sovereign bestows on ier .a I*ns’un from too privy purse. It will be readily understood dien that th© numlier of applicants for Uie position is large. A few days ago Dr. Sanchez Ocano, the royal faculty of medicine, exam­ ined twenty-two robust young women, x few of whom evidently did not belong to the peasant class. They had already nursed the children of some of the highrat of die Madrilcni'aristocracy. Among the applicants one attracted die sjx-cial ittentian of everybody. She was decked out in a splendid costume of nil and black velvet, trimmed with gold lace, tnd wore diamond earrings and a dentell© mantilla. She was Raimondo, who lias recently been nurse to the babv prince of Bavaria. A nrpose of nine months In her charming cottage of Re villa allows her to resume her former functions^ All too women who hay© presented tl.tunselveti are rviiuirknbly beautiful, but no choice has yet Iwn mqde. Die most minute investigation takes place before final acceptance conrenting t^e family, the children imd specially the moral character of th© nurse. The choice is regarded a* quite in event in Spain.—Madrid Cor. Pari* Figaro. Misti Gushy (at a literary reunion)—I often wonder. Mr. Hack, how you suc­ ceed so well with your stories. You must tx- a regular genius. Mr. Hack (blushing slightly)—That’s what my‘friends say; but I attribute my iucce*rt to jiatience and hard work. Miss Gushy (unconvinced)—But hard work alone won’t surmount the difficul­ ties of authorship. My greatest trouble is in introducing dramatic scenes and describing those thrilling incidents upon In his pajwr on “Rest and Repair in which the plot of the story hinges. Lindon Life." in The Fortnightly Re­ What do you do in such cases, may I view. Dr. Robson Roose—referring to the Mr. H^ck (confidently)—Oh, I just run subject of an annual holiday—©ays there th a lot of star marks. You must allow can be no doubt a* to the advantages of :7“ “7 77”" thHmTOn.ofn»!u><)r«-re.<ian. Whe>, Ite to dnw o» hu, imagouiUon . to .jwtd > h.4id»J «d ho,- tat to tmjcr dtU«. hnu».-Th. Judge. it are topics which should frequently en-. th* Farm Hund, of America, gage tffe thought* of a man who is work- j The farms of America equal th© entire ing at high pre*nire. The idea of a holi- i territory of the United Kingdom, France, iT.even ----- --------------'--------------------------u-‘ 1 Belgium, Germany, Austria. Hungary, clary, if tlio realization be somewhat distant, lessens present discomforts, and and Portugal. The corn field* equal the the carrying out of a well-devised plan extent of England, Scotland and enhances tlw enjoyment when the time Belgium; while tlw grain fields gener­ arrive*. The number of ways in which ally would _ ____________ r Spain. ------ ------------------overlap Tlw cotton _____ __ _ »larger ___ — than _ - tix.ii.«q _ ;• cover a holiday may be profitably spent is al- riiekis an_area Holland moat infinite. Something definite should and twice a* ;_. e„ ._ targe a* Belgium. Tic The rtac rico he aimed at and done during each holi- f field*, sugar and tobacco plantations »tay; on active-minded man must have ' w-offij also form kingdoms of no insigCDCupation of some kind even in his j nificant size, and such is the stage of adhours of recreation. A change of work voneemer.t reached by American agri­ is, indeed, a form of rout, and happily culturists that it is estimated that one there is no lack of subjects for every va­ farmer like Mr. Dalrymple, with a field riety of mind. By such means as these of wheat covering 100 square miles, can mind and body are alike renewed and in­ raise a* much grain with 400 farm ser­ vants iw 5.000 peasant proprietors in vigorated. —Chicago News. France.—Chicago Herald. The London Sanitary Record states that a f<>w .weeks ago several gentlemen, members at the Newcastle lodge of Good Tonplars, gave practical demonstration of cookery; showing before a numerous audience how to prepare several cheap ohd useful dishee on hygienic principles in a satisfactory manner. It was held that there is a marked connection be­ tween temperance and good cookery, as it is well known that many men are driven to the public house through hav­ ing a good dinner spoiled by bad cook­ ing The demonstrations, which were witched with no Huie interret and amusement, especially by the female There is more than one part of, the world where brute strength is an over­ match for human ingenuity. Tlw Cingalees coast dwellers floe like doer at the sight of an elepliant. The Grigua) Hot­ tentots give a lion a wide berth, even if he should insist on making hi* head­ quarters at the best spring in the neigh­ borhood. Tbe Nubian valley-dweller* run even from the larger apeciee of ball­ oons, who, indeed, treat them with ths insolence of superior beings, and often go out of their way to insult them with their defiant whoop*.—Dr. Feliz L Os- , who have worshiped beauty Beheld a woman’s face to-n! fatality the writers of popular songs never do participate iu th© occasionally enormous profits derived by publishers from, their works. A ----newspaper ,----— --i—r— pora• graph went the round* during Titicns’ last tour in America, describing how Couch, tlie composer of Kathleen Mavouriieen, came io the great artist and thanked Iwr for the feeling and the skill with which she liad <*ung his sung at a concert in Baltimore, where ho was then residing. He mentioned at the time tliat he had sold his composition long years before for 5 pound sterling. H. P. Diuik*, a very prolific song writer, dis­ posed of his Silver Thread* Among the Gold for $25. For a year he had failed to induce various publishers to take hold of it, and make some business arrange­ ment with him. At last he found a printer who agreed to shire th© expense* of setting it up Cor on©-half of the result­ ing profits, if there were any. Tbe exjienstw of printing a song is consider­ able. Th© plates coat about f 15, and copies of it may be turned out for something like two cent* apiece. The supposed advantage of having a song published by a well-known pub­ lisher is not »o much tliat he • bears the expense of publishing as that he has fa­ cilities for circulating through too trade, and thus paving a way for its introduc­ tion to toe public. It is a supposed ad­ vantage. if songs are introduced to th© public by a man or woman on the stage, singing them, and not by a music clerk behind th© counter inducing senlinary girls or young collegians with musical tastes to purchase a copy here or there. However, Mr. Dank* and his printer got toe song up in shape for public sale, and did what they, could to present it to Ui© public attention. They made a lit­ tle succcM th© first year, but th© impet­ uous and creative spirit of Mr. Dank* wm not satisfied. It was going too slowly for him. and ho finally sold out to hi* partner for the amount mentioned above. “Silver Threads Among the Gold" steadily grew into popularity; it made it* way to England, and in point of sale easily ranks with any *ong ever published. The share which Sir. Dank* sold for $25 would have yielded him per­ haps |5,000 in the two • or three subeoquent years. J. P. Skelly, the composer of “My Pretty Red Rose" and many other successful songs whoso sales have reached four and sometimes five figures, ho* never profited by those successes. He invariably rells his composition* to publisher* outright, and is so prolific that he mokes n living from this work. He sell* songs all the way from $5 to $25 apiece, and writes m many a* half © dozen a week. From some of his com­ positions toe publishers never get any return; from others die returns ar© very large. Mr. Henry !’• Work, who diedin in 1885, and who was without any doubt the most successful among the writers of modem popular A>nga. is the e^peption which proves the'rule illustrated above. “Mr. Work never sold a sang to a music publisher for a fixed sum," re­ cently said Willis Woodward, who knew Mr. Work intimately. “He was a printer by trade, and when he started in towrite songs, as a pastime for leisure hours, he determined that he would never publish hi* works sav© on royalty. The result was that he died worth over $100,000, and his songs are still profitable to his heira. ‘Babylon is Fallen' and ‘March­ ing through Georgia' worn among his earlier successes: *Granhfuther's Clock’ among the latest. ‘Marching through Georgia’ is considered a standard song, and sells to the extent of 6,000 or 0,000 yearly. I shall never forget the first time I heard ‘Grandfather's Clock.* I was then employed in a western music store. He camo in and sang it to me. He wn* a very Imd singer, and the sub­ ject and it* treatment were both so quaint, the movement of the melody so unusual, that ! did not know what to think of it, or what to say alxnit its prob­ able success. My opinion of it was that toe imitation of the clock .movement was novel and attractive, but I did not venture to say anything further. The song was published, but it was a long time before it won its way to the popular ear, to say nothing of tlio popular heart. It was shown to minstrel singers, who throw it impatiently aside. Wambold declared tliat he would not sing such trash. In spite of everything, howevert it made its way and became popular. Then Wambold did sing it, and especially advertis'd the .fact. Among Work> other songs are: ‘Father, Dear Father, Comn Home with Me Now,' ‘The Loss of toe Ijuly Elgin,’ ‘The Firo Bells,* and ‘Drop th© Pink Curtains.' Work tried a number of times to write successfully humorous songs, but failed every time." —Nashville American. How to Write aa Oration. The reevnt examples of college ora­ tory in Minneapolis and St Paul call to my mind the instructions of the late Professor Moses Marston, of the State university, to his class in regard to writ­ ing orations. He said: “You might in the first place, write on introduction­ something pretty, rather flowery. Then' write a peroration. Make it rather elo­ quent, adorned with the figures of speech. Then briefly summarize the ideas which subject, put them in plain, straitforward English, terse, brief and to the poinL That is for the body of your oration. Then cut out the introduction and the peroration und recite the brief statement of the facte of the case and you will do yourselves credit Pioneer Press “List- neatly successful.—Exchange. inquired Rev. Mr. Smith of’ Nellie. “Then you must know a great deal about MOUXjrulO£l*«’ -------. . . the Bible. Now tell us something nice ou be OO ihunto Wbm tbu»a« b h-Mb<»~a» that’s in the Bible, hare, can you?" “Yeth, thir; Si* had some dried leave* in ABSOLVED. POPULAR GEMS OF SONGS. The stingray is the natural enemy of San Francisco oysters, and hi* appear­ ance on the Atlantic coast is almost os And touched my soul with kndneu light; And yet, perchance, had you been there Yau scarcely would hMve called It fair. I Gray eyes that held a subtle shade Of sadness that was half-expressed, Lips that for laughter were not made— Perhaps for pain’s white finger pressed To patiuui silence. AU ot art Sank down abaahod within my heart. Ah, Ufe has one high lesson yet That I have learned of womanhood— 'Tin when ws Joos and we forget ' The Ijeantlful within the good. 'Tis when the reuses swoon to nee Tbe soul’s surjiassing mystery. Like moonlight comes a calm content With larger hope and purer love, A memory of toe form that bent Through nights of fevered pain above Th© cot of childhood. Better *o Fur till* brief version I may go Once more Into the world like him '\Tio has been pardoned. Lo! he kneels And murmer* in the cloister dim, ' “My Father. I have smnedr He feels Tlw craving of tlw spirit reaae, • Soothed by th© answer, “Goin peace!" —Boston Transcript AN INDIAN MEDICINE CAMP. Those pretondod Indian doctors who, during the post few eummer seasons, have so multiplied throughout the coun­ try travel from place to place, setting up an imitation of an Indian camp in each, drawing crowds by means of a crude variety show of singing, dancing and athletic feats, and then selling medicines composed of a stew of herbs made in a kettle over a fire in the presence of the spectators. Sometimra mystic rites or savage incantations accompany the manufacture of the cure-all, and the superstitious and ignorant are so im­ pressed tliat they part with their dollars freely. Although these quack* are care­ ful not to formally announce themselves as iihysicians, they do usually figure its “medicine men," und are. in effect, medical practitioners in the eye of th© taw. In some instances, the adventurer is a degenerate physician, entitled by diploma to practice, but that is unusual, and the societies will be urged to prose­ cute all toe reoL The assertion will bo tiuuie tliat great harm and small good is done to their patients, because the stuff sold is almost invariably a simple cathartic, likelier than not to be unsuited to the disease. Full a dozen tent concerns of this sort are being fitted out now fax this city for the Beason. One venture of uncommon elaborateness is in prejmration at one of tlie worst of the concert lialls. The boo* is a big man with a iwartliy complexion and abundant long hair. He made a tour last year with an Indian medicine camp, and his pecuniary success Its] him into the prenent extension of' hu busi­ ness. He ha* hired ten persons, consist­ ing of five young women, who will jxerform in Indian dances; one very old and ugly one, for a witch and fortune teller; two male athlete*, who will appear in tlio ' more acrobatic feats of the mummeries; und two comic vocalists. AU the women and some of the men will be stained a copper color and paas for Indians. There will also be half a dozen real Indians from Canada, who will make and sell basket* and bead work. The viciousness of tbo place where this party is being formed led your cor­ respondent to burn that more direct medical quackery are to be resorted to in swindling the people. He applied for the exclusive three-card monte privilege along with th© camp, doing so by proxy, and the “boss" said: “There’s going to.be a card racket, and Tm talking with a sharp for th© biz; but my price is J$5d a week, which he’* willing to give. But ho ain't got no boodle to put oipi for se­ curity, and I ain't giving tliat privilege away for an uncertainty. A clever man can scoop in $100 a week, over expenses, and it beats following a circus. The chump© just wander round our camp with their pocket books open, and all you've got to do is to help yourself." This gang will be composed of thorourghly disreputable material. Other project* for medicine camps involve, in some case©, Iras scoimdrelism. In one instance it was ascertained that the med­ icine to be dispensed was merely a power­ ful catltartic combined with some qui­ nine wliich would of course stimulate the taker so that he would be likely to feel better for awhUe, but would have no permanent influence over htaailmenL —New York Oor. Boston Herald. contest Hcmy Clay, who was very much broken in heajtli. was prevailed upon by hi* friends to visit Cuba. Tli« Spanish government, learning of thia, gam orders tliat he should be received M tins the old Hotel Almy in Havana, now abandoned, he was received with extra­ ordinary civic and military demonstra­ tions, and a VUfciuum named Belt, an American litterateur and linguist, then and now residing in Cuba, wm appointed his cicerone. Mr. Clay protected against toes© hon­ ors os being embarrassing und distract­ ing to him, an invalid who had visited arid he was finally given the key* of the city, but allowed to live in peace. At this time there was in Havana a jx»r, struggling cigar-maker named Julian Alvares. He sought Mr. Clay through cigara, and that the would ait for a portrait Clay that it touched him dgeply. Hi* re­ ply through Mr. Belt to Alvarez was: “flay to your Cuban friend that noth­ ing on earth could be more distasteful to me. I will do it, however, on the condi­ tion that Alvarez, should it help him gain fortune, never fail to be generous and bountiful to all men with whatever may bo in hi* power to bestow upon them." It is said that this {>or of Mr. Clay is the finest one in exi je, his . own grept praise of it being remark: . “It is wonderfully ugly, and therefore wonderfully like me." Julian Alvarez died in Havana,last year. The establislunent which owed its origin wholly to Henry Clay's sympathy for struggling poverity i* the moat noted of its kind in the world. Alvarez'* death was mourned by every human being in Cuba.' He was undoubtedly the most generous man, the moat noble man, the moat truly grateful man, proven by his innumerable benefactions, •ever known to the Spanish people.—Edgar B Wake­ man's Cabu Letter. HOPTONIC INSANITY. H'rrnt’h. - HOPTO.MC IM A BI.gWUMC.- HOPTONIC CO. KALARIAgggl .aooo.... tat-niw .'.■■sc! FOR « »S.r EOCBESTH. I.Y. Fi..-Sr'r2 El| MALARIA (BAD AIR> WILSON WASHBOARDS. Ex-King Tlieebaw’s famous lutiry family, which he long kept jealously at Mandalay, are to visit Europe for exhibi­ tion. The family haw been renowned in Burmese history for many years, and the present members—a mother and a KLY'R son—form toe fourth generation known. Tiie motlwr^Maphon. is 63, quite blind, and usually sits motionless on a platform, occasionally fanning herself, and speak­ ing in a low, sweet voice. She wa» seen and described by CoL Yule when on a mission to tbe court of Ava in 1855. COLD IX HE A Save her hands and feet, she is covered CATARRH with long, soft hair, like her son, Mo-posin. who is covered even to the drums of HAY FEVE his eara, the hair in some place being five inches long. Mo-po-sin is of me­ dium hight, with pile brown skin, and in fairly friendly, having been partly LWffiViSSE educated, and married to a maid-ofhonor. Neither he nor his mother has agreeable. Price 50 rent• atdracrt regl«t« re<l. eo cents. Clreulsr* tree. . either canine teeth or grinders.—Foreign XLYBEOXHEES DniMist*. Oweyi. ?L Y, Letter. Creaa Bain Old Men St 111 at Work. Von Ranke dying in harness at 90 and Bancroft actively working at 86 prove that the writing of history is not neces­ sarily an unbealthful occupation; while, far aa the making of it, look at Glad- IplE BANNER Job Rooms Are at all tiroes prepared to do printing __ hv a distant storm. Thunder Exchange. �..... =F= »U •?«. • Maoatawa by the Knighta of Pythias Carried. AM. Watan Mvad-to motion was seconded by Aid. Osborn. prised in part of adherents of Congnss- least Thu Knights were loth to visit The mayor did not entertain the monum Maybury, who have called a con­ that locality during <he progress of the “Tour commliwe oc Ki»«» “d Hastings, Mich., August 5,1886. gressional convention. The balance of the committee are Don. Dickinson’s slbly whtc those difficulties are settled men, and propose to down Maybury at the excursion may take place. all hazards. Three gentlemen have Warrants'are out for Ed. Kiley and r°2id bride.; also called a congressional convention Jim Spenser, of Woodland, charging at a different time and place from that them with “assault with Intent to kill" said bridge to be 120 feet long. All of called by the Maybnry men. The for­ which your committee would most re­ mer will doubtless nominate May­ and “awualt with intent to do great spectfully recommend. Signed by Gt®. burr bv acclamation, and the latter bodily harm” upon the person of Geo. Osborn, Luke Waters and W. A. John J. Eurlght, chairman of the Demaray, also of Woodland. Tbe Hams, committee. democratic state central committee. parties were returning from h dance By Aid. Bemmer, that the report be The result will be that neither will be when a dispute arose which resulted in accepted aud adopted. Carried, all a fight. It is feared that Demaray is elected. ayes. fatally injured. By Aid. Hessmer: , Our contemporary of the Democrat that the street committee The Otsego club having dunked. says be would like some one to tell him be and they are hereby constituted a Manager Busby of the home club tele­ building committee lor the building of just how Chairman Fuller stands on phoned to Charlotte at 10 a. m. Wednes­ the new iron bridge across Thornapple the fusion question, and claims that on Michigan avenue. months of anxious reading of Fuller’s day, and six of the Charlotte nine came river 'Rreoftw/. that said committee be und up on the 1:45 p. m. train, and with the tlwi l-> requattad to forward to tbe ttecratary of paper gives no idea of the latter’s real assistance of three Hastings players, tbev are hereby vested with full power the stair Cwtral Committee. by tbe earlleat to advertise for blds for the building of in*ll, iituw tbe delegate* jo tbe State Coorra- sentiments. We can assure our con­ played the team of the city on the fair temporary that when it comes to the ground. It was purely a matter of said bridge and abutments In such way accomodation on the part of the Char­ as they deem proper and as the lieat intest. Fuller will be found solid for lottes, and one which the Hastings twmtofthe city demands, subject to EHIUP T. VAN ZILE, Chairman, r. SMITH. Secrotary. fusion: he is only hollering Yes and No. boys and their admirers will always the approval of this board. Republican County Canvrntlou. Aid. Beesmer movedjthe adoption of alternately that he may get a little gratefully remember. Had the visitors publican County Convention to elect 12 had their own catcher, they would have the same which was carried by ail ayea. tes to the Republican State Convention. better show at th- feed trough. Brother made a very close game, as their pitch­ On motion council adjourned. Rapids. August 25th: Hilbourn need not be uneasy, if Fuller er is spewly and quite effective, and FRANK BTEBBfNM. ifecorder. delegate* to the Recan only be assured of u good fat office. they have a splendid infield. As it was, the game was a sort of jug-handle county committee, and also to nominate candi­ And now we shall see how the Michi­ affair, largely owing to errors of the date* for county Officers and representative In the State legislature, will be held in the Court gan democrats will go back on the visitors which would not have been rosin tn.tbe city of Hastings on Cleveland-Manning management of the made but for the absence of their own man behind the bat. Following is the The convention w ill be called to order at 10 a treasury. The greenbackers say there iu, and It I* urtrd that all defecate* be on hand will be no fusion unless the democrats score by innings12 3 16 0 1 take this course. But the democrats iU-ttlngs................ 3 0 3 0 1 4 4—13 ClMrioUe............... o o O 1 1 1 O-3 notices for tovmiliip eau- will not do this, and there will be Base hits, Hastings 9, Charlotte 4; er­ IMc. Io addition to the fusion just the same. The greenback rors, Hastings 3. Charlotte 9; earned cacti township and ward caucus will elect one leaders of the Fuller stripe are getting runs Hastings 6, Charlotte 1; struck ks-^UR^-s* drlecate to the Senatorial Convention, to be up this howl only that they may get a out, Hastings 4, Charlotte 7. . alh il li-'r-.iftor. The visitors were a gentlemanly lot Under a rewlullon adopted Augutt nth. im. larger share of the spollsr the several townahlp* and wards arc entitled ' of fellowa. . deirKAtm as follow*: Ferris was at his beet behind the bat. Prof. Samuel Dickie is the prohibi­ Arayrta . ................................ . Tom Reynolds made a good umpire. Baltimore tion nominee for governor. Tn his Two double baggers ana a three base speech in this city a few years ago hit was Rob. Green’s batting record. SPECIAL taaUetoe.................................. L A io Prof. Dickie said he hoped the Almighty A return game will be played in Haattax* ................................. kf.. would forgive him for ever having Charlotte in the near future. Lt Hast­ Hattlnx* City, ttt ward . voted the republican ticket Under ings shall win that game the nine must play good ball. “ •• 4th ““I’.’.'"?/ the circumstances It will not be expect­ ed that his nomination will draw very COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. JailDUOWO... heavily from republicans in this neck Mipfe liroie Common Council met In special ses­ Orsaravilfe. o’ tlie woods. sion Wednesday evening, July 28th, PraHevIlfe. . 1886, Mayor Weissert in the chair. KMUna......... The democratic New York Sun says Roll lieing called, the following aider­ | FLAVORS the democratic party has no use for the men were present: Aids. Bessmer, Yaakeo bpr'K*.' mugwumps, and styles them as a selfish Mams, McCoy. McNaughton, Osborn 110 and Waters—«. Absent, Aids. Hogle MOST PERFECT MADE We liner upon tlw republican* of the never*! brand of hybrids who are of little con­ and Stebbins—2. townvhifn the Importance of calllnK their ean- sequence anywhere, except in their own The mayor stated that the object of Prepared with Uriel rrsvd to fruity. Stravth. and etue* at convenient date*, aud attending them Be*HhfnlorM. I>r. Price * Baki:< l*u«d«r ct-malc* inflated conceit What will beooine of the meeting was to declare the special aalAHP-lya* poMible. ClSlENT SMITH, the mugwump? is a quretion. He election on bridge, also to consider the ^TON. bridge question. tua Maura powmk co, cumpo «m ft a«i*. RADY. seems to be wanted nowhere and The mayor appointed Aids. Bessmer > County ExecutlvrCom. execrated everywhere. and McCoy as tellers. After canvass­ Kenulorlal Convention. ing said votes, they submitted the fol­ It is stated as a fact that the Detroit ‘hie republican convention ol the eleventh lowing declaration: aenaiurial district of Mlchlipui, eouxittlne of Tribune is now the property of James State of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. tbe eountltn ot Barry muMOtton. will be held In In compliance of section six (6) of the KeUogK'n opera tiouae.mUie city of Charlotte, H. Stone, of that city, and James W. *X 10 o’clock In the forenoon ot Wednesday. Hine, formerly of the Lowell Journal. city charter we, the common council of Septembers, ISM. for the purpose of placlm: in nomination a candidate for renreaentaUvc In We are very much mistaken if these the City of Hastings do meet this 28th day of July, A. D. 1886, to determine, gentlemen do not make a great im­ by the number of votes cast at the spec­ ial election held in the City of Hastings In acronlMcc wRb the resolution adopted by provement in their purchase. Tbe following Ume-i and place * have been des­ on Monday, July 26.1886, in regard to ignated by the Board of Kuunlttm lor .bolding Ute convcnUon of i*m the basis ot repreaetitathe building an iron bridge across Uuo will be as follows: eath preclnet will be •nititiml to one delegate for every liooo of popu­ Thornapple river on Michigan avenu», lation and fraellon thereof. If mid fraction excerUncate*. “■‘’j’1 anKvalld only until tbr neat find the following votes were cast m ered Ml), and naeh preelitct shall t>e cntilfed to Saturday, Auicurt UMh, Hartlus*. The citizens of this place should ac­ the several wards as follows: M. L. COOK, ' Friday, s. j-1. »otn. NUt dGriite. BrMxr, Ye*. HridKv. No. cord Em. Busby substantial recogni­ . Committee. Friday, Sent. .4th. Ilirk.-rv Corner*. — • 100 Friday and.SAturtlay, Oct. »U> and 3Mh, at 0 tion of his enterprise in opening first First ward Has Unit*. Second ward cIuks bath rooms, which are supplied Third ward? 39 nomination of a candidate for congrru for with hot and cold water, and all of the Fourth ward. 62 third congressional district und for the modern conveniences. Baths 25 cents, transaction of such other business as may come five tickets for #1.00. before tbe convention, will be held at Kellogg** Total 233 and trjM-here an- urjjrntly requested to l-e pr»— Signed by John M. Beamer, Luke ent at Un- opcnlB*. KxaiuiuAttMis will be both The Barry County Cadets, mustered and written, ciilefly the IxUcr. CMdldaiea barn. Each county I* entitled to the tuuiie as Oo. F, 8th Mich. Vol. InfL, will hold Waters, Geo. Osborn. D. McNaughton. oral fora third tirade rerttflcab- mutt pass a satis­ umber of delenalcn it* to State convention. Archie McCoy, W. A. Hums. Attest: factory examination lu orUu«raphy. reading. their reunion in connection with that Frank Stebbins, recorder; C. WeisserL iHromanship. arlthtncUc. grammar, geography. CLEMENT SMITH. HWUIHT H. SMITH, CiuUnnan. U. R. Iitslwry, civil government, thoorv anti nrt of the Barry County Battalion. In the mayor. Secretary. , of fenctdng. amt phytdolun, — ——n—> call the boys say that “persimmons are The declaration was accepted and rrence to tbe offecui of idci drink* scarce. Kails, roast ox and soft bread adopted. HCPUBUCAHi CAUCUS NOTICES. ... vnn. wm u- t«-.|uircu in earn plenty. Cows and pigs are hid Ln the Petition .in regard to a wider iron Mctiubllcan caucuww for the ptirpww of elect­ wllar.“ bridge across Thomapple river at ing delegate* to the Renubllcan County Conven­ tion to be held at Harting*. August 21 rt, and tor There is just one case of diphtheria Michigan avenue, signed by Wm. H. Goodyear, Wm. P. Sidnarn and 108 oth­ the transaction ot such other luainev* us may branch « as per cent- and an average of m i>er gruperiy come before them, will be held a* fol- in Hastings^and not 200. as some rural ers, was read. liars are reporting. Hastings would Moved by Aid. Waters that the peti­ MAM.K UROVK. — .mu Kciirrai ai*u>with a standiug not lower than M per ccut. At Maple Grove Center. Thursday, August 12th, just like to get hold of these moesback tion be referred to the street commit­ ry. in any onebranch, and an average eg wOperrenL Af 4 nVI>v.k >> Sreraricatora and stuff their crocodile tee until next meeting, whether special All candidate* wlib whom no member of the or regular. ides with Thornapple river bloodsuck­ board is a*.|ualnted niu»t fnmlvh eattefactury Amended by Aid. Hessmer that the proof a* to moral character. At Town Han, Jnlng. Saturday, Auguit Ulb. ers. Serve’em right—Kalamazoo Tel­ ■t 1 ■■ in bridge lw buUt 21 feet wide Instead of w* me­ egraph. dially Invited to be present. 18 feet wide. J. W. ani> C. G. Bentley advertise At Town House, Rutland, Thursday. August Vote itlng taken on the amendment, rmjca.tbi-y. ittb, at 2 o’clock p. m. Diehl wheat for sale at 91.00 per bushel the same was lost Ayea, Brawner. HAKTIXIi* TOWXMIII*. McCoy and McNaughton—3. Nays. . rn>Mrt« Order. At Town Hall, Hastings Township. Saturday. —not 815.00, neither do they agree to Hams, Osborn and Waters-3. August 14th, at 1 o’clock p. m. sell for the purchaser twice the amount On original motion the same was mop* Towxauir. bought of them. These gentlemen are At Hum Outer atore. Friday, August ix at 2 letting a “golden opportunity” pass, carried by all ayes. By Aid. Hessmer, that the street U>« zvth day ol July, in Uir tear one Uiuu»o clock p. ia. judging from the number of farmers committee be instructed to report on and eight hundred und clelrty-aix, OKAXOKVtl.lJK. investing in 815 wheat rreaent. Win. W. Cole. Jmfa- of Probate. the bridge petition Friday, July 30th, At school boow. of Orangeville. SaturI....... 11 village m ... “•,urn"jParties desiring to secure' privileges 1886. Carried. Ayes, Beesmer, McCoy, for stands, etc., on the fair grounds dur­ At Town Hall. Assyria. Saturday. August Ulb. Mc^mghton. Waters — 4. Nays, Hams ing the G. A. B. reunion in this city. I’tJjW Hurt It* ru«y be lloca«<-d to wll certsdn ifOVED I? ■ I am now settled an,| rea(j forbueiness in my new quw ters in the store east of W. }{ Schantz^ grocery. $ M Pawr tai! W»n PaPel", Wall Paper, / Wall Paper. Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wfi WINDOW SHADES. Window Shades in plain c|oth and decorated. o?paper shades. 18864313 Oils aid faniiste ?SZ- 1 Lt 14“' W ' ' i-' Varnish and AlaliaHine. Alabastine and Ban: Paint­ Barn Paint and Honsekfepets* Paints in smvll'cans. • Housekeepers' Paints} and Bi whes. And EVEhrTHiSG els(. in my line. &AKlrtgj A. MSP? I still sell the Celebratech-DETRoiT Whi’te Lead Works Liquid Paints, which take the Lead. Additional Local Items. s a August 28th—27 th. should apply at once to Comrade John Lichty, chairman of the committee on arrangments. Do Governor Alger is president of the not delay, as the committee are anxious Alpena branch of the M. C. B. R. to close the matter at once. such, he had fitted for' his use a private Lewis Stern is rapidly closing out car the “Michigan.” The prohibition his stock. People have evidently be­ state organ, the Center of Detroit, true come aware that this is a bona fide clos­ to the malignity of ite editor Rev. ing out sale, and that goods are being Creasy, a man-hater, claimed that this sacrificed at unheard of low prices. car was fitted out with wine lockers, Thoae who are wise will avail them­ and that Gov. Alger and his compan­ selves of this opportunity to secure bargainr First come, find served. ‘ ions, who were to go to San Francisco jezhtobiax Hons. in thia car, were going to have a royal booze. This has drawn from the gov­ ernor an indignant denial. He states that there are no wine lockers in the car, and no places where it is designed or projKwed to keep lieveragea of any sort, except water. Gov. Alger is a Christian gentleman, with a growing family of boys, and in un interview statte that he too thoroughly realizes the responsibility of bringing up his children to ever lend encouragement to wine-bibbers or wine drinking, even if he had no other motive, for not using At the warehouse of Messer Bros, can - be seen a curiosity in the shape of a double seated carriage of “ye olden times.” It was built 50 rears ago- in the city of Auborn. New York, and was put up to stay. The gearing and axles are as heavy us those of a modem lumber wagon, und the architecture and general make up resemble a man o' war rigged out for business. . J,y*Ald’ w®teiT. the report of tne street committee in rwrard to the nM?1?! u width of the bridge be rescinded, which u-mi ..II CITY ACCOUNTS. Luke Waters. Board of Registra­ tion and Election J. M. Beremer, do’’ ’ \ Geo. Ostturn, do I). McNaughton, do’' Wm. H. Stebbins, do E. Y. Bogie, do Archie McCoy, do 88 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Ctias. Warner. eJerk of ‘ejection*. 4 Newton J. Bronson, do 4 B. F. Lichty, do 4 E. Fierce, do........................................ 4 S. E. Crandall. do*’.’.*.’*’ 4 O. H. Greenfield, do 4 J. M. Hewes, do 4 C. F. Brooks, do” Bent of Adam Tinkler’a building 5 Rent of Jordan’s wagon shop. 5 Fred'k Hotchkiss. NCNIUN CATARRH > thorough • IY OF THIS COUNTRY. WILL WHO IS UNACQUAIMTKD WITH TmUaire 3] O N S I ■b Vi p.-ivV’ytY o. CHICAGO, ROOK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY * 'aSL’Sff and Bock Inland, m Him Ottumwa. Oekulo^n. v. ’i£ land Btiu-ciA. THK CRKAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE 00 00 M^s. Adam Elliott, of Hickory chairs at registrat’n and elect'n w SO Corners, is evidently a plucky woman. ..By th>t the •coounts be ■afxialteitorv.lt i* ordtn‘ drBKn for thewune. «>ce of said non-re .A few days since when 10 miles from her home her arm was broken by being Carried, all ayes. By Aid. Bwsmer, that the rules be 'thrown from a boggy. She drove home, suspended and Mr. Cadwaltader be sl­ tied her horse, and walked half a mile stimulants or encouraging others to do (and telephoned her son Dr. Elliott, to owed to um dynamite on his farm to ■o. The word of Gov. Alger is sufficient <coms and reduce the fracture. Mrs. blow oat stamps. Carried, al] w for all who know him, as he is a man •Elliott is over 70 >cars of age. the City qf Hartini/f; of honor, whose statements are always . ^.I~''TI-EXEN:—^*our committee on The Democrat says it will whack trustworthy. But the man-hating । newspaper pirate who manages the to 1 believe they are playing false. In Canter's mud batteries will continue to i complain 1 d H»t Friday, tbe „Iru I,at til.' Pmtista ay.K'sr 00 00 00 00 00 county 00 w Prints, M.d etm.il. 00 00 (JO 00 00 <§!»&» O-tUrtbe 00 00 EmrS?t. defeudwt. com>>U‘naDl- *»■ Klcliard oo 00 I pisitarnw "aSf •JKtnu o» ’Sxa’eSsrJi Mfesouri River are tub famous albert lea route ATTpjcturewcue ioauiUM, n—a tbe gtchoio1*- FRANK that Hick* in a. *T. JOHN, �5 /rfy The Hastings Banner. PERSONAI^MENTION. Improbable though it may appear Mrs. A. H. Johnson is now in Toledo. to those aware of his condition during Northville, Wayne Co^ where he built (IASTINGR.THUMDiAY. AUG. two mills, also building and repairing w Mrs. S. Crandell is visiting at Ftalnothers in that-section. He nlao built present writing. Wednesday noon. He two mills in Canada, just acroas Detroit Local Advertising Rate*: McrriU went to Detroit Wed- can live but a few hours at tbe longwt, river. In 1840 he took a gang of men however. from Detroit to Allegan and built a The Middleville Republican booms saw mill, soon after building a mill al Tuesday* W* Bentky went to Gun Uke Grand Haven and one at Muskegon. Notice*. S cento per line. P ’ ^ ni } nar y examination of Supervisor J. H. McKevitt for the re ­ r ir;> uf Thanks, 10 cento per tine, In 1848 in company with his brother TuSday”* Horton Went to Gun Lake publican nomination for sheriff. Mr. Timothy 8. he came to Irving and utili­ win । mv and Death notices free. . AU nuifces for Entortalnmentollor profit otlnMcKevitt is a ruan whose republicanism zed the water power by building a saw i*rfw3k »r oiKimlintlon*. exwpt torehartUJjle TUtS?y, ttefJS until . . . nnrnnoiH. will be charred for at and quidilicaUoM are unquestioned. mill and grist mill, but before they But. Hastings has an equally available were completed his brother’s health and strong candidate in tbe person of failed, tee brother returning to North­ posters have been distribta nftS?*E“"*n 11 v“a"S '"“<1* Baker Shriner. There are other names ville, where he died of consumption qheet mihic. in .Detroit. mentioned, all good men and material Nov. 25, 1852. The surviving brother for good officers. The Banneh has no continued the business at Irving for vtelUn* wish to champion any one, for among several yeara, finally selling out to ,ve recently added to my Mock of the good and true men mentioned for Hubbard A Hendershott, since which Julius RusMtU and wife spent Sunday thejwaition tjje republican county con­ time tee decerned had given his atten­ "ni >«lure on . Musical Goods 25pSSf"w,Stl‘' ,KUr Sch0°1 ■»“« at Gun Lake. 3 vention can ut- relied upon to choose tion to farming. He waa married to w.eF?t Wednesday evening Aua Cornelia Hills. April 23d, 1856. To <wK of FOpalar Sheet Mmle. Anykk MrSS.lnv|tod com® “d bSfr . <^!thrBalx:ock ho returned from a the right man to “get there." them two children were born, a son and visit to Irving. ved of Mu«ls Nook* er Sheet Mndo what the Doctor will have to aay. CardtothePublic.-I would an­ daughter—tee son dying at the age of ISyeare. nounce to the Atizens of Hastings and * ri«wy tn calling on me. weindebted to me muat The subject of this sketch was liberal i-tll and pay me immedlatelv, as 1 have vldnity that, having purchased the tiring* a M“’«l:»’ty. t gon^out of buain^and murt Ki: '^th'K.Lo0^ n',llrtM stock of Fred’k Hotchkiss, I shall con­ in all public enterprises and upright in his dealings. He was a warm friend JOHN BE88MER, tinue the business at the same location, and liberal supporter of the M. E. Jeweler and Optician. , i FRED K. HOTCHKISS. wfUuJ.L^S “ •VU<’,ln< “rfldM where I hope to see all of his old custo­ church, and was ever ready to lend a VChe Methodist® wm have a Sunday mers and many new ones. helping hand in all that appertained to I expect to add largely to the stock, its welfare and prosperity. Although school picnic on the fair ground^ on 4k. M. Bates Is reading law at Smith 1‘AKM EUK SALE. and shall at all times keep a complete not a member, yet he stood a« an’out­ WRIGHT, KAY k CO, r ! ».;! v. ll niy form of 40 acre* In Hastings »»Hlnesday ot next week, Aug. 1Z A &Colgroves office) assortment of Drugs and Proprietary side sentinel zealously guarding its ■ .t.twnip.tair fnune house, tank tan SQM0, 140 Woodward Ave., AU th® mem- ,- ¥,ra’ ,w-& Goodyear returned from Medicines. Paints and Oils, Druggists’ intectets, and always seeing its ad­ • .i ■-i—l uri-h-inl of nil kind* of fruit, all Simdries. Books, Wall Paper, etc, etc. 1 & 3 Campus Martins, J Vol I'-twre. Will *en very cheap on <y> and friends of the school are iovit- Coldwater Monday. vancement. He was elected trustee of I am also pleased to announce that the M.E. church in 1873, which position • For further particular* enDETROIT. u mi h-xldeiii-e. Just two mile* north und trKsVte*?*1* a bu’ln”s WP Mr. Quincy Hynes, the popular and .he held up to near the time of hu death. • IIhe fusion broth is neafly cooked in to N tub ville Monday. . iK>i i tin- Harting* National Bank. • ’ v competent druggist, remains in my em ­ U 1 t t,WW In 1877 he was chosen chairman of the (y Orders by Mail rtceiot Prompt thM county, the loss cooks expecting to ploy. and will have charge of the store. building committee, and entered with Col. W. S. Hecnx, of Irving, was a and Ca rrful A t tention. Coll and see us. have all to their liking on Saturday, Banner caller Monday. zeet upon thtaferculean task of building Yonr« respectfully. the M. E. church house of worship, tak­ ''’under how wide a swath the “Inter­ u.W,Weater Bnd 1L R Grant were DR. EH. LATHROP. ing upon himself the responsibility of >1 kMAWH». MICH l»n Mt. Holyoke Man. viewed of the Telegram-Herald will a*. M all Lake Saturday. mi and tunlon. »i TA per school year. Rulldplanning the work and superintending D eath of H enry D. B auer . — It I Jy ktram. Instruction throughout, its details. Faithfully did ne discharge . W. P. Sidnani left Monday night for <4 Michigan. In tbe circuit court lot the il !-n>i begluv Sept- >=. ''‘v-- Fur clrculankdThe Urge stuck orthose elegant calf has seldom, if ever, bees our lot to these self-imixxwd obligations, tailoring Stale Cnunrv of Rnrrv. a lousiness trip to Iowa. ' shote for woman’s wear that are being chronicle a more sad or unexpected assiduously until the work was accom­ Mr. Turner, or N. Y., is visiting his plished. It would have been difficult, unloaded at Stauffer A Crawley** gta-i death than that of the subject of thlp Notice is hereby iflven that on the 14th day of cousin Mrs. Geo. Goodyear. article. Henty D. Bauer was bofis* in If not impossible, to have . built the to |how that farmer wives know how Thayer contemplates building a pest Almond. Allegany Co, WVk church had it not been for his assist­ »A -• ,«h at Hasihips High School. Ad- to appreciate a good shoe. Trv a pair , -June oth. I8fl7 and was eonsequeftfly ance. Verily he shall not lose his re­ brick house m the first ward. .• < . !t. r than rsvr-w-lure. A graduate ami you will be convinced. state X-irnul ua* fcpr-ii employed. New but nineteen years of age. lie was ward. Long will he live in loving re­ nod* and chiitcl*. inouejK Mid effect* oi Mrs. Chas.- Finn, of Omaha, is the brought by his iwirentsto this suite membrance in the hearts of a grateful Dmer S. Thorn, the rtafendaut above Bji-r comparatively few persons from • .u.--l ' ork will he given, rive percent. named, for tbe num of one nnndred hlaetj। .-a:-1< bv the county examiners io papers guest of Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock. when a child. They first settled in people. His life lengthening beyond twr and 30-100 dollar*, which said urtt wm i , - .... . unending Harry Vo. teachers* this section have gone to the northern Mists Jennie Frace. a Nashville News Barry, in this county, where they lived three score years and ten has been full returnable cm the <tth day of Jnly. A. D. UM. Rummer resorts thus far this season. PHILIP T. ObLGROVE, a year or so. when they removed to this of usefulnere and good deeds to his fel­ typo, spent Sunday in this city, Attorney for Plaintiff. Out people are coming to realize the city. They have lived' here since, with low men. He was a prominent and Dated, tbh 7th day of July, A. !>■ iww. Mrs. Truax and daughter. of Bownv. the exception of about a year, when valuable member of society in the com­ f-u-«j that .within the borders cl VI... our M own - ---- ----II . C. IL COLE. they residtxl at Howell and Lansing. munity in which he lived. He has Harting*. Mich. .■ coupty are resorts nnsurpawel by anv «ure the guestsot Mrs. Win. Jcnts. Iwtu gathered to his rest like tbe grain NATORE'8iJ™,»l'-lg(tOT i in the northern purt of the state. ’ I Lee Heed, of Plain well, was greeting Henry had a fine physical development ripe for the reaper. CURE FOR Turrla u., , ahd was very fund of athletic sports I K»v. J. A. Lownv. of tbe Detroit । iiis many Hastings friends Sunday. Few men have been so long and fa­ and game*. He attended the couipetl* !■? V’HEB' • confarence of the Methodist church. I I- A. Holbrook and daughter tive examination held at Jackson lust vorably- known in Barry Co. as thta - aiidlltev. 11. H. lajwry. of Chinn, brotfi- Kittle went to Muskegon Monday. Tarrant’s Effrrvcwnt fall for admission to the I'. 8. Military sturdy old pioneer; and like many of others who have gone before him, be SELTZER APERIENT. । »‘r» |»f Dr. Lowry ot this citv. will l»e S. K. Willison anticipates, soon hav­ Academy at West Point and stood 2nd leaves the rich heritage of a good name Il ia certain In ns ef­ ,,g<‘ .'SMirtment of i j n -M ui with the pastor of th- Metho- ing to flee from his old enemy, hay f<- among the candidates. At that time to his family and friends—the lx-st leg­ fect*. It ia identic In Ito he was complimented by the examiners artion. It to iwlatalile to I'list! church next Suudav. “ J preach• Ojk and at pritvS eheajrfor his perfect phvslcal organism which acy to the history of those early days in 'inglinthe morning the other tn w the Flood v. of ,Freeport, exchanged gave promts-.- of u long life. At our Michigan, in which he took such an j evening. pulpits with Rev Hunsiterger Sundav county fair last tall he took three 1st active part. racing nature. Do n« I . A n ice eream social will lie held nt last. lake violent purgxtlirp* Czes in the spurt contests and also two _. , .. . > youraelve*. or nllmrrtar prizes at the celebration on the 3d ’the society rooms in the Row»r block. KeV. J. 1. HtielL of Grand Rapids, jon Thureibiy evening of nwtt week. spent m lew days of this week at this of July last, where it is thought he may have received the strain which place. Th»-------------------------------- nre Madam* India that entertain. was the initial cause of his sickness • Fr«l Barlow, Royal Mudge. Dan Mc- iVSf. L. Cook is chasing tlie wild buf­ •and death. He was a graduate of our pairing by an experienced public favorite? ; Naugton. Wm. Huffman, Geo. Good­ falo, or doing something else, west of high school, having graduated in tbe drugglkis everj-wbere. Chicago.\ yen , Henry Ford. The rooms will be class of l&M and having been selected •i:i|-’ter.t workman. opened at six o’clock. All are cordiallv Ed. Clark and wife and Mrs. A. by his classmates to deliver the Saluta­ invited to attend. 8UUe of Michigan. County ot Barry—M. Black go to Ann Arbor to-day for a tory at the commencement exercises that year. In the winter of 1884-5 he , Notice l« hereby given Unit by an order u! the Tlioii: who are in need of clothing short visit I-nH>at<-I .,::-! f-r I.'I- (’..unit ,,i F.;,rrv. in ub taught the district school on the State on Uie tuli dhy of Ai«wit. A. D. IBM. sir months should call on Lewis Stern, as he is sell­ T. J. Bush and wife were called to road in the Fisher neighborhood and from that date, were allowed for crrdHors to ing lout his entire stock at remarkably Ypsilanti last week by the sertoun ill­ gave such universal satisfaction that vrrsent their rlalmk against tbe estate ot Wataon It Woodruff, late of said county, deeejuied. he was employed to teach tbe school low- prices, preparatory to move to ness of his mother. and that alt nf ,.ia «... —. the following-summer, contrary to the ukdiriH fhbt ittek, 1,728. Chicago. A great many people have John Willison, of Missaukee county, improved this opportunity of getting is in the city, called here by the illness custom of the district, which'usually employed a lady teacher during the good goods at low prices, and all will of his brother Z. B. fore the Mb d»y of Eebnary next, and that auch summer season. In the winter of1885claim* will be heard before Mid Court on Tuesfind it to their interest to examine his WillWnd Warren Ball and sister Nel­ fi he taught the school in district No. 1, JS8:KS8S,S!SW.‘t1?d,S.,S^ stock before buying. \ lie, of Saranac, x isited Hastings friends of Rutland, where he had somedifficultv, M. KOO EKS. !>«:. E. H. La-Throi- bus purchased a portion of the past week. owing to the pupils having been pre­ WM. W. COLE. viously allowed to use tobacco in and the drug stock of Fred’k Hotchkiss, and C. G. Bentley and family and Frof. _________________________ Judice of Probate. will continue the business at the same Cole and family and several other alxmt the school house, which he could A GENTLEMAN'S SMOKE not concientiously permit. He was N<*lc* I* hereby riven that sealed prvpoMl* plaqe. The Dr. needs no recommenda­ Hastingsite* are at Gun Lake. will be received by the Street and Brldj->- Comt. with some difficulty successful in put­ of the City of Hastings up to and Including the tion! to the people of this county. lie Miss Drusie Hale takes a vacation of ting an end to such abuse of school l»th day of August Inst., for tbe furnishing of will, enlarge the stock and keep 'a full a few weeks, which she intends spend­ privileges, and that without the proper all matortaL -*r supply of goods In his line. Quincy ing in Nashville and Grand Rapids. support of the school officers and OO Hynes, well and favorably known to patrons. Since his graduation he had oo our people, will continue in the Dr.'s (Mrs. Jas. Bauer returned from been striving to save 1 up tbe necessary HIrIl employ and have charge of the store. New York state Sunday morning, call­ money to attend the State University ed home by the death of her son HenryA and complete a higher education. It by calling __________ J. M, IIOGER-S. There was a good attendance at the yment are itpecmcaUona. Frtxxnul* may be John Jewett, wife and daughter, of was his purpose to have commenced at Bemneas is on the boom in this city. mating Friday, but the affair was not try member ot the Comt. or the re­ Grand Rapids, were the gueeta of Mrs. the University the oomimj year. In corder. The Comt. rev rice the right io reject iii v the IntstSie corset at Morae E. the Btivdfes its projector Intended, ow­ Geo. Goodyear a portion of the past Henry’s death the trnthfulnees of the quotation from Burn’s is forcibly ing to the non-appearance of the Mid­ week. uni>. v^nuKn. vu r n. brought to mind. ' Cai i. iiiul Dr. Lathrop at bis new dleville base ball club, and the “flunk­ LUKE WATKK8. Miss Ettie Main returned Monday ing" of J. J. Fuller, owner of Olive Lo­ BINS. drag ttorft. . GMR »n S-Kley, gan. However, a hotly contested race from a two weeks visit with relatives An’ Im’e us no-.istit nut crl Committee. i’^aThEr weight bustles only 25c-at was run between Dr. Goucher's Leo and and friends at Lansing and Grand Fpr protnjVd Joy." K. Novina" . Applet, per tn» Whit. Benham’s mustang, the latter Ledge. Henry was a general favorite .among Apple*, drted .. This. Dudley, of Detriot, who spent a ’V-- r-h in the third rank at K. of P. .winning in two straight heats. The his schoolmates und companions. Al­ Aigta.MareraMd Probate Court tor said eotmt}. free for all was easily won'by the Han­ few days of the past week with Julius though posseseed of a resolute will, he ball Monday evening. In the nuUter of the eatote of Burton Warner. na horse, and the green race proved a Ruaself and wife, returned to his home late of l*ralrtevllle. In »ald county, drveaited. never had difficulty with any of his as­ Tur-pionecra’ annual meeting takes walk-away for Dr. Andrus’ horse. We. the underainied. havlnt been appointed Monday. sociates. He was a friend of the by the Judce of Probate oonimbudonem to re­ place t.Hiay, Thursday. younger bovs and they feel his death ceive. determine and adjuit all claims aud doQni’E upon a time, when the Banner Herbert Schaibley returned from mand« of all |erwti< againm said decea.M-d. do /'The 1-rick work on the Hustings criticised Sheriff Long, the Journal Valparaiso, Ind- Monday evening, deeply. Little boys half his years urn.ON........ hereliy rive notice that we win meet at llie realWater Ume. bbl when told of his death sobbed as if 1 louse is nearly finished?) . deuce of xald deceased. In the townthlp nf took up the cudgel in his defense, and having finished his course at the college their hearts would break. His influence Prairieville, tn Mid county, ou Saturday, tbe Tbe engine and boiler for the new Iterated the Banner in set terms, class­ at that place. r hid day of October. A. D. IMS, and an Saturday, wits good among theta, as he warf en­ the -zm day of January. A. D. 1V7, at o o'eloek : Her mill arrived Saturday. ) ing: Sheriff Long as one of the best Z^Iiss Minnie Morse, well known in tirely temperate and free from the a. m. of each of Mid dayo, -for the purpose of eianilulnj: and allow Ing *aid ciatuui. and that tlx i t;’ ’ ’tsogti nine will play the home sheriffs Barry county ever had, as we OTs citv, waa lately' married to Mark habit of using tobacco in any form, month, from the 22nd day af July. A. I). IMS, which is the bane of so many of our reniember iL Our reply was that aa '• u» at Him fair grounds' Tuesday. Copb-v.'of Decatur, and .they are now l>oys and voting men. The attendance thejjournai was Bosh Hick” uiouth-jgi/i Mindriis, p-iinta. oils, etc., piede, iu duo season it w ould be found reaideute of Kansas City?> al his funeral attested his popularity Dated July mud. A. D. um. ■ !•■ I . II. Lathrop’s ilrug store. appiotUDg the renumination of Sheriff Mm. Withington. of Jonesville. Mich., with all, and showed unmistakably, A. C. TOWNE, that he was held in high love and ei-' !’. I II AV EK; ’ n’t!; son of W. a. llama anil Long. Anyone who has read in our wholias 1-een the guests of Mesdamcs teem by the Whole community. With TELECRAPHYk^ ■ • , ill i of a juikl type of scarlet contemporary of last week the article I). .< Goodyear and John Rock for wvIrumibML Write Talma*. Brr*.. tearful eyes young and did alike crowd ­ on foountv convention’’ will find our oral iiay.-i, returned to her home Tues­ ed past to take a last inok at the loved prediction verified. The Journal joins day. , ’ features. The pupils and patrons from nd Rapid* and llastinga base tfieifew rwre-head politicianw of its par­ day at the fair grounds this tv >'hb have a bone to pick with “zher- (-Mis. A. D. Nlsknrn will return n«xt the districts when! he had taught, ns iff Long and want to do-tktJ picking in week. Lieut. Niskern has received his well as his schoolmates and cl-Lssmates, were, there to behuhl for the last time commission and orders to report for ! " v. inning county tb-ket will lie the e<-n vent ion. dutyiat Fort Mnginnte, Montana, by the remains of their teacher, companion :: :uHinnation ia Saturday of and friend. ■ Diim.—In this city July 28th, Em­ jjeptahh. ' Henry died .Friday night, about 12 meline, beloved wife of Alfred;*-- *'««■- W). R. Cook and wife attended the We can .suit you in make, quality and price of o’clock, at the residence of 8. N. Bald­ - -itixu turther relative to the ' . . wedding of Cha*. Doyle, of Irving, and win in this city, by whom he bad l>een l■ 'it t):i; new railroad hiu» traus- iLF.I • Miss Nettie Marshall, of Barry, at the emploved. of in'fiariiation of the bowels, linmeline Sisson was Lorain Wayne , l thin week. Co^ State of N. Y-, on the 2.th day of residence oL the bride’s parents, ed- after an illness of about two weeks. 'V .nied.. A few more boarders by August. 1821). When h child of seven neoday last? His sickuess was not considered ex­ iIn- day or week at. the American house. years she removed with her parents to tremely dangerous until about twentyMite Edith Bullis, of Johnstown, four hours before his death. One of .•« u.ioiiable. tee State of Ohio, where she ww who has been visiting friends in the the sad circumstances of his sickness ried-to her now ’ bereaved companion, We are agents for a dozen different manufactures, and can uhtions carefully compoundnorthern part of the state, was the 71 hv - registered pharmecutist at Dr. Dec 7th 1843. In 1854 they removed Juert of Mra. Cheater Messer for a Tew' and death was the alwcnce of bis rrtbfti- fit up any man with any kind of threshing rig he wants. We er from his bedside. She had >pea township, in this, rouRty. E. H- fAthrop’s drugstore. ays this week. summoned about four weeks' previous have also some good SECOND-HAND ENGINES, which we troE whence they nene u> thU dly I'H. Lowry a few days since remov­ ebcit eleven yeMs «o. =j>' G'red Heath, for the poat three yearn to New York State to attend her moth­ will sell very cheap. We sell the ed a traumale cataract from one of the or a lame end well known rurally, only er who was not expected to live but a ?„'“r broth- or when; renuln to prescription clerk for Jacob Jrewn tc short time, and bad not returned. ‘ .vis of Chas. Farr, of Vermontville. Co of Muskegon, has severed his con­ Hev. W. A. Hunsberger will mourn the loss of a Idved sister, sue nection with that firm and entered into Whed Henn’ grew worse she waa tele­ graphed for and started immediately, the mother of two children, both of i'teai-h at Leach lake school house on was Stem we by her tmtelde to mratera- partnership with W. H. Goodyear. but did not know of his death until Sunday next, by request, at 130 p. m. Fred has many warm fnencta in this she arrived in Hastings Sunday morn­ to her oomfort during hertartprogart- city who welcome his return./ ing. We trust that it may not again On the Market The BUCKEYE in all styles and FARMER’S An agent of the State Gazetteer was edillneiH. She was a great*ifft." for m the city Monday, procuring date for The builder of this column has re­ be our lot to witnere ao aad a burial FAVORITE. We have had an the forthcoming volume of that work. Tn her'dwa'ber^blMfr" 1<«™.*?’’ ceived notice from Fred Alexander to lay in a full supply of tobacco and For sale cheap, good second hand iL ^XSar.d-r wetter.ted Obituary.-Died, in Middleville, separator, with fixtures of either steam corapnnion whoee jon ted eofr°»« *5 July £4U>, 1«86. Lutter B.’ HUM, a««l or horse power. Enquire at Messer tea ehteed tor more than lorty ymra 71 yean. Bros. £*S^2*„dly bereft. Ste will tete» The life and death of Luther B. Hills ^^bS tS' come from bis many Barry county » dmerrfte ot more thte a poteat Will IL Goodyear has finished the This year. We sell the old reliable Studebaker and the Flin job of moving his drug store to his new BoUot Hewwtxmito Araulra. Now friends. Wagon, which has many points of excellence not possessed by quarters. He now has a very hand­ home store. DETROIT Now Ready! Inspection Invited! Our Elegant Enlarged Establishment! friSktSL"1 ”fe “* V,’“1D* IMPORTERS. JEWELERS. OPTICIANS jlicMEao Female Seminary tlachersHTlass- CCNSTiPATOH, $1000 IfcOate's, llie Jeweler. dft'.ffi",forfeit Sick- He attache,KWWSSKrc. DYSPEPSIA • w Local News. • 'S,- •*- Threshers, Attention! Threshers and Engines. BEST GRAIN DRILL Immense Wagon Trade Ovr business men. unices we are greatly mistakeo, will find that the roll­ er mill will increaee the trade of thia’ cty materially The Hastings dry schools, under the n.-nagemant of Prof. Cole, are aea®d >O Done in tee state. Htakvtemeon to be proud of ite ecboote. S«b«S««y »*“»n“dMan ’hnS: from MK8.0UOONTBMTTS. warehouse. itfSrrs Respeetlolly, . MESSER BROS �Thvanly rou<h ’‘mlxiurt btf people that contain* no optatre cotica in Rod Star Cough Cure, twenty-five cents. Ralls have been laid m far as i/96111eke on the Bay City A Alpena railroad. IN BRIE* SAMUEL J. TILDEN DEAD ADJOURNED WITHOUT DAY THE GREAT DEMOCRAlC LEADER STRICKEN DOWN SUDDENLY CLOSE OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor will positive cure all eruptions, aud lad t“>res upon the body fi limbs. Will thoroughly cleanae the system and blood of every trace of dis­ eases tliat have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and is well recommended by the medical profession all over the country. Price Bl per bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear of It i» belbved that tbo Feanxylvam* com­ pany t. farnkhtag r.0Q0.«M> fa fadM Bt. Loul^ Kanmi City .t Colorado road A census just taken at Owosao shows an increase of 628 in population in two years. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand tliat this fa done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakensxhe system, aud we all know that the termination of this dangerous prac tice is a consumptive's grave. Don't take the chances, when a 50 cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will safely and promply cure any recent esugh, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family use. relating to fruit broody, to broody distilled defending and sxptalnlng th. tariff Uli be introduced. Tbo committee UquirtogtaU the western labor troubles was authorised to.it during room, Morrison. Randall POWDER privilege, hl»purpose D*a«” *T'“TJ” Record tbe satirical reeolutiocxs be tried (leaving it at *30 per month.! and passed from tbe president report by Secretary Absolutely Pure. manner iu —------- -------- , hod managed affairs during tbe seeeirm. talced an eight y oars’ monopoly for oupply- An average of nearly 800 baths daily are giyen at the Mt. Clemens bath Df lini Of?ces’ 63 Monroe Hit SIAM, St, Grand Rapids. thousands suffering from Asthma, Com sumption. Coughs, etc. * Did yon ever try Acker’s English Remedy? It fa the besl preparation known for all Lung Troubles, sola ou a positive guarantee at 10c., SOc. Erkd’k Hotchkiss. Druggist* The ladies of Shelby and Hart have Dra Charlo. E. HlmOodu and Samuel Swift, brass band on the brain. Efforts are being made to organize one in each was known in this city that-Mr. Tilden place. been tailing for ooms time, tbe news ot operation The Republicans declared they would keep up the fight untU tbe printing forty-two poragrapba A further oonfer- tbe appropriations committee to tit during ---- •— *K.» Vnr’r D, A. Bradford, wbohfcale paper dealer Chattanooca. Tenn., writtadhai be wan seriously alfileted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs: had tried many remedies without benefit. Being Induced to tn- br. King’s New Discovery for consumption, did so and was entirely cured by the wm* o! a few bottles. Mncc which time be has used It In fits family for coughs and colds with best results. This is the experience of thousand* whose lives have been saved by this wonderful discovery. Trial bottles tree at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. tain unanimous consent to put bills upon Hay Is only halt a crop in Cheboygan county, a banner hay county. THE REV. GEO. H. THAYKK, of Bourbon. Ind. says: "Botli myself and wife* owe our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE." Hold by W. IL Goodyear. dent of tbe United Btatae, Secret to St. Giboon at Louisiana Introduced a joint resolution appropriating to barber bill paid for 125,UU0 squirrel tails which collected. Over 1/00,000 feet of pine lumber was ■ __ T. —. ... _ .. . . .... 4 o'clock, thus effectually preventing any further attempts at legislate Joint resolution to continue tbo approprla. objections by ITumb and Edmunda Tbe adjournment reeolutlon was reported with an amendment making tbe date August 4, but Hoar objected to any adjournment until action was taken on bis bill providing for national Inquests into alleged political DR. Tbo Thirty-fourth senators criticised the bill and Hoar’s speech as a “bloody shirt’’ move, and Blair objected to ccoislderatlou of the adjourn­ ment reeolutlon, and tbe latter being placed on tbe calender both subjects Tuesday, elected a full city ticket, with tbo leaves out appropriations for tbe Hennepin, •'Give Ely's Cream Balm a trial. This Justly re lebrnted remedy for tbe cure of catarrh, bar fever, cold In the ticad. etc., can be obtained uf far from strong yet. There were a num bar of any reputable druggist, mid may lx! relied upon na a safe and pleasant remedy for the above associations also present, including delega­ compla.nt* ami will give Immediate relief. It tions from Tammany, tbo bar (headed by Is not a liquid. Muffor powder, has no offensive , tbo county odor and ran be need at any time with good city govornsuits, as thousands can testify, among th same of tbe attaches of this office."—Spirit tbe Times. May 29.18M. The Ray City Tribune will be from date. READEEE =4B0rT day*. leal suffering. The Wisconsin Democrats will bold their N. J.AJKEN. M. D.. GRAND RAPIDS, Mini. Tbe bouse then adjourned. wHV win yos cough when Shiloh** Cure win give Immadlate relief. Price 10c.', facts, ami *1. RoM by W. H. Gaodyear. stone nt 0:40, accompanied by Secretary Endicott and Col Lamont. He stoppoo a university. tbe.direction of the eerretary of IkSdby W. H. Goodyear. George Thompson, of Salem, bat violently Insane over tbe death of Ills wife. . bomb-thrower. MEN. mover, objection preventing Baker’s with- YoxKKM, N. Y., Aug. 0.—Tbo funeral of Hon. Samuel J. Tilden brought hundreds SHILOH’S Catarrh remedy |i a positive evre for Cxtanzh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by w. II. Goodyear. Tbe three Insane Sky lams of Michigan had 1.S57 inmate* July 1. Without beautiful hair no woman is beautiful. Is youre tall!he off or faded? The lows Is vital. Parkers Hair will preserve rrt.. it. Balsam .Im. . I your hair <*.._amt _ and tbo senate l*Ul appropriating tX.OOu for congratulation, by tbo responsible majority THE CAPITAL DESERTED. sundry civil and general deficiency bUU glnoeffbas : m.n-.-c.al was convicted at Cincinnati Wednesday of THOMAS’ ECI.ECTRIC OIL ba Toothache....in 5 Minutes Earache.......... “ a « Backache........ *( a Hours Lamcncw....... << a Days CoufflM.............. “ ao Minutes Hoaracncss.. . “ 1 Hour Colds.................... “ 34 Hours Sore Throat.xa " Deafness.......... “ a Days Fain of Burn.. « 5 Minutes Fain of Scald. “ 5 that city. has been sentenced, 1‘rraldeat Dial will waa agreed to, aa was tbo report flcleney bill Morrison prawned the mlttee roosan quietly Oscoda Hebrews will build a *3,000 temple, HOW ATHLETES TRAIN. ■'What a muscle!" This exclamation was made by the writer after inspecting the biceps ot Mr. George LeBlancbe, the 00lebrated athlete, ofteri known as the Marine. His shouldsrs and anna, which were bare, showed Immense layers of -miuculnr growth which stood out elaarly and wees ns hard as rocks. His entire appoarance indicated a person bisassd with perfect health and unusual physical powers. ’’Have you been in many battles?" asked tbe writer. ■’Yss, in about fifteen. The last one TBUlT WORTHY TKSTIKOST. the Record and said Thought, tew elects Shelbyville, glowiag tribute to trams* o. moiraru. vi wasiixotox City, Daewoo oi sorse iwi- „rm., .. .. ......... ■ eaterprise is eafftalent anywhere In tnb region to ineplre entire couMruce plgnodj fcroox Pw. out. Mayor. W. D. Tbonpsov, Free. Jackson City Bank, JosxPB Mxblt. ex-Mayur. Q R. Kxickekixxkxk. Mgr. Knlckarbockar Co. RW.WM.346, an increase of *3,OUO,OOU during *17,3K.KG, against 116,31^*63 ta July a None of tbo oars were my dlat,eating only meats and nourishing food.’’ •'How about drinks f" •'Ido not dnnk anything strong, not even tea or coffee. There is one thing though 1 have found very valuable, and I drink It when In training. It gives ma additional strength, and belpe my diges­ tion. 1 um it instead of Bass’s ale. which mlttee to Inquire during reoKa Into tbo aL Jackso*. Mich., Dec. 5.1«*A trail acqn nted with Hom Defi ixrd.one -4 dnr oldest and most urineea men: a man of '*r»* meson, stealing Integrity, rrllabie la ali his commercial dealings end one of! tbe fully *3.0ou,0(X) more than In July a year ago, while expenditures were *s0,403,011, or SMtle hnafnMi man. The well known charaoter of tbaaa gvntlsmsn bespeak'Tor any auterprisa thsy may encage m • rolavlnc Prx-t. CW Gao. T. Smit*. B*nk Ft" TM anove matemente are made rvtartuw u> Urt-. f,r»r Co. thought the matter should object to tbe resolutions and urged opposite tbo preparation that corabtnM.'nourUhtng ends , energies streegtbeood rcr.awad A loo.ootk Udy DUkafaaUd ttanclng and value oi •-*>« a**-* • which ia now attracting so »»<*•«•" death will be the resuit. lUMvraatte Syrup u * Of previous adjournments was contpic by Its absence. There was a very full alloerad to parried by tuna, but boars toe ow**---high medical authority In addition tag offered tbe public by ’ reputation la unlmpeacbnb.v BLY’S tai Ball rvtT^sJu-lte bedimmed eyre gaaed tbe Rev. Mr. Bn trill tbo Rods'ship railway tall, and com pro- GOLD«HE CATARRH HAY its. " our oldest, wealthiest and mo«t reltsbls cllfaens, and bis MMotatc, Mr. Welllncton Hibbard, has during bb residence Dempsey for some Cl me this winter. I should alro be pleased to moot Dominick McCaffrey at any tinsn." •’How do you train for these meettagsr*' "What fa Hl" ••Hbptonlc.” ■ “What la there about it to belp yonf** "1 don't know exactly, but I suppose is the peptonized beef, bops, and ma which It is said to contain. At all events. It is a great help to me. and I believe it would Rive strength nnd health to any one who would use it. There is Patsey Sheppard, who trained Sutilvau. aud Is one of the best trainers In the country. He mm Hoploolc all the while, and thinks the wvrld of It" Tbe writer left Mr. LeBlancbe, greatly improwled with two things: First; that _ —_ «... -MW fka The following voluntary l”tera regard­ tag the standing and character of two gentlemen whose names are now prnmV Maliy before tbe public, are moat unusual: FEVER �t s. /m Agricultural ty-Ar cnnifunalertlon* pertalniag to thl* debartinrut ilionld b® hilnrrased to Mr. B. Do»rnport. Woodland, Mlcb. As stated in our article on the Day­ ton Hedge, we have no desire to Injure the Dayton Co. We do not believe in ,.,;ige orange hedge. In the interest of ..ur tarmet friends we wrote the article in the issue of July 1st It was answera! in the last issue, the burden of tht- Ming l»eing—you lie. We have no ‘light wltii the^company, but in the interest of the same class for which we wrote the first article, we shall reply to ;h<! answer In good time. In the ineantimeiet os understand each other. We SSFSi TIME OF PLANTING. Some wasomTu %retSi°,d ftz • K' Om linn .1 MKodlu, ku lx>u»hi '0.000 Dounds of wool thin season. * Tu^^7“ge8°^jOo“^BR3«S’" .11 tram ra.TTVAnos AKDUARTOnxo. ini M'lFtaiS?™ • •'•■>»u™ comW^h ?’ iLk* t0 rua over the field w J? iiWl1 harrow- Anything tbit the-ground sufficiently to attjr ««* ■>' tbe Uule weedsy*nd have no reason to doubt the existence Whin crusted surface will answer .Sevwu rain..I Wot B»j Cltr have '» hen the rows can be seen with J ahut down tor lack ot logo, : the commercial standing of the complow OOT^TlS’Sn j-any. Inasmudt as they claim to have W m ia*x>Vttwo laches of earth k2SJwdt_,,£ ch!1Jr“ relieved b, .j.i-lrSjie hedge for the Soldiers’ Home This should be done thoroughly Frt^ Worm bpeelOc. Tr, it Stand «owi£ at laiyton, w»have information that queat cultivation during they dhl not make a certain portion, at J’?1«*»ential to a good crop, and e .wit11,7 <?1I ,n»t>rldk'w« >•«», then! uiu u ^•^times during July for vessel pas.- ;5st, running to the right of the guard which forma the binding talx-laud be­ tween the two Americas. Nature haa nowhere been more prodigal with her blessings and wonders. Volcano and and lake, plain and mountain, valley •rid forest, grain and fruit, flower and *hrub, sky and climate, each and all have here joined their powers to produce • land of beauty and utility. . Our mure lo tl„. R*pon. Sun J<m. gave a fine view of Lake Amititlan, as the road passes around nearly twothirdi of it before mounting the Ixigh divide. The steam wait issuing from various places on the water, each spot indicating an issue of hot water from beneath. These places are favorite bathing resorts and their waters are said to be charged with valuable medical properties. They suggest, however, the heats of near by volcanoes, and the powible outburst of these mysterious powers. Indeed, the shadow of the earthquake and of the sudden giving away of the earth's crust from these internal billows of fire and atoam, somehow is never long absent from one’s thought. But the people here plow and plod on as though no such cataclysm of nature would ever bring ruin to their homes, though the onestory house®, and in some cases, the thatched roofs, are the tokens of an ap- Wt-HHCE’S CREAM BAKING Powo^ MOST PERFECT MADE The United States Government Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list. The Canadian Government ■’.oust near the green houses as you Kta »ell'to go through Mothers! mother.! mothers! Why fields, each hand taking from four -und racing the grounds and that the Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list th«t^nr0Wk’Pullaa)'W weeds .J°’J.AOW Huie darliaw to guard, there stationed said they did thM may have escaped the cultivator •offer with tboee horrible worm, when -huw, that hedge to their committees as Dig as soon as thoroughly ripe, and a lure remedy la M nnu ^d choipy their ->wn. This is the fence in ques- when the ground is dry, if possible. wm ■I*clj8on’t vegetable worm avrup It is the purest and strongest. Free from Ammonia, Store In a cool, dry place. P”"10"5"BrUy give roller and eo«. blit st ceobv h or aale by W. Goodyear. free from Lime, free from'Alum, and is recommended for Tht-.paragraph on the standing of the » VARIETIES. Stephtt T. Miller will build a new We have been testing several of the general family use by the Heads of the Great Universi­ compsny was written to show that they wheal elevator at Howell. varieties for some years. The are u&t so well known at home as we newer ties and Public Food Analysts. Beauty of Hebron and Burbank’s Seed­ ,„-c'i,.°,Se7,kl5.l,curM 30 wlnW . rerines are lead to suppose. ling are our main sorts for field culture Persons clonbClw; tho truthfulness of this con write any of tho Chemists named: T£d and exSlZi fhfe much for our purpose in writ­ A knowledge ot what to do in caw of MlPvAJiL?-- B«Urvue Mwlleal CoUccv, New York. i7a^Mh. U ° tCbk ' “ ’ “ ' “ »$■ ing . the article. We shall look up our ‘i1UivltY; The Larl>' Ohio. Clark’s No RrP 9- £• L,*emist' Unlvendty Georgia, Athens, Ga. many emergencica, certain to arise in wh‘te.<tar; i*rof. IL C. KEDZIKLate-ProKident State Board of Health, Laniihiic, Mich. authiirity still further. If mistaken lreh^UU|rB! ?l.U8h’,uld families, esjiecinlly where there are chil­ £rot- IL,M. SffflEFFEIL Analytical Chemist. St Louts. Mo. . are good yielding ports, but they have n - will say so; but we have more un- n?-L P!Uurd eq < ’ Prot CHARLES E, DWIGHT, Analytical Chemist, Wheeling, W. Va. USi ,n smooth­ , J™’!1'' will rebuild at once, with dren, is an important part of a woman's ITof. JAMES F. BABCOCK. State AjMyer, Bostero Mass. education. Hall's Journal of Health «,i!< jfnun we have told, that we know ness, uniform size and quality, to the brick instead ot wood. Ih. ELIAS IL BARTLEYJB. K., Chemist to the Dept of Health. Brooklyn. N. Y. FOll 1 DONT CAKE. dull. Ured gives the following directions for acci­ mfr own knowledge. We will give two varieties first named! *»2!f’ i ®c-’ ^bu-finx Medical College, Columbus, Ohio. \Sllp rrom th.e New K«wd Home­ twdlng. Impoverivhed blood, dull pain. dental poisoning: If you have swallowed th#answer a fyll rejily in due time. stead a few notes, on papers on potato v™11- •*ou>l«lhg obin Sup. a poison, whether laudanum, arsenic, or culture, read at the winter meeting of other poisonous drug, put a teaspoonful S?;. b?.r“|wrllla never tall, Sl.e -«cr*rullan*l OAM-ge of Mlchlcan- the Massachusetts State Board of Agriif ot Buiklo, to gite relief. We always guarantee it. uf ground mustard in a glass of water, BulletlnNo. 13. cultare. by Hon. Edmund HemeyTof I rice 81.00 per bottle. W. II. Goodyear. cold or warm, stir, and swallow quickly. I’M. JOUS BOIUAXDKIL Jr, A. MJM. I>, Frat Cteabinr urf Tmdrolocr. FARM DEPARTMENT ■ •?<> .“*jor Alrord, or Dm?? Instantaneously the contents of tbe get Kemp ’ s Liver Th*', writer hits received a number of Houghton Farm, N. Y. ---------- J."— --- — ■ A J WMArdSA.J A J. uuw I- iter* from different parts of the State .1 Mr’ Hersey is said to have had a llfe- I ills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, stomach will be thrown up, not allowing for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyeab. the poixmuus substance time to be ab­ siinilar import to the following, SSh ♦O/t.Ob*ervallo.n .wd rn>£’--------------VYasliiSto^D^Chauist tor 1110 Ua3U;d States Department of' Agri•rmr. a well-known farmer of Ionia with this crop, and Major Alvord is THE PRETTIEST LADY in Hast­ sorbed and taken into the blood. As eninty; ' , soon as vomiting ceasua swallow the known as h careful experimenter. It 1ings and others should not allow a -Mt Dear Sue:— I desire to ask a few will bewn that there is some differ- 1cough to run. Us® at once Kemp's 'whit® of one or two eggs, for. the pur­ §Ii£A,O:X?:SHAS?i Prof. Chemistry. University of Texas, Austin. Texas. - - ------in^the r....vuu opinions VA|!ltr>3Ol. expressed /ir-fwus as to your experience at the ence Balsam which we guarantee to cure. pose of antagonizing any small portion E. W. HI IX?A RD, Prof. Chemistry, University Califngd*, Berkeley, CaL “Mr. Herwy said, thus far. « cllt-g • ^'arm, in the planting and ralsTrial size of the poison winch may have been left fHr: he Ve.has has got* \rIce £9. ^nt'' nnd t&t :free. B. H. Goodyear druggist ug of potatoes, as to the amount of the -most, the ...o largest, .u.gGot, and uuu ‘the best behind. Let the reader remember the fftvi: to be put in a hill, the distance ^. DMn art tubers principle, which ia to get the poison out । ^. h emian oats men are again at work Here "hS j Mwein the rows, the distance between of you as quickly as possible. in Michigan. - r “7 the MIK in the rows, the proper time conctilsions: There are other things which will also lion, yet eftec^ual. “1. TTje shape of a potato -to pkiuti for winter use, etc. Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment -j cannot l*e serve as a speedy emetic, but the ad­ U1 1 - :i4iflering the importance of the changed by the continued set, cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, burns, seJertisn of < vantage uf mustard ia, it is always at any particular form of the seed plant ­ rheumatism, etc,, etc. Good for man r 4 • 1 "T n d*** m‘m 10 me that . .............. nmi pi<1X11hand, it.acts instantaneously, without it •r-\h/ulil tw known as to the best ed. 2. The crop may be increased by or beast. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. tr for umm1 V, u*1»K«. ..... ii kept ..... any other medicinal effects. The use of selecting for <seed healthy, well tub:■ • :r -o of ruidog the crop. A new fruit evavorater is building the white of an egg Is that, although it ere,asst! and diminished by !;y selectingfor forsn-vl seed • •• J! the farm crops raised in no one ere. l<n.l --o_ .--does not nullify all poisons, it antago(Hseieed and potatoes. 3. at St Johns. ...---- ----- .. uu poorly .. kept pvuiiues. a. i re - i. h a divereity of practice as rtlCAUUAwI Hard Hard, , potatoes that have havesproutnl sprduted but ‘ ■ sijiivutiup and raising of pota"Wcvckw lhe lhlnF of thi* nines a larger number than any other little are better for seed than those that little* J Ilf® are sorrowfully let agent so readily attainable. But, having ere ipft, soft, or have hovv any sr.y Ivug long sprouts. aprvuta. -I. 4. aJaae on aecouat of Dyspepsia. Acker'. taken the inuytard dr * egg, send for a ItiH IJulletin is M-nt out as a reply to are Long continued planting of anv variety Dyspepda lableta will cure Dyspepsia, physician; these are advised in order to • ’ .4 this sort, and with the hope Unit :t tb.iv l>e of U.M-, not so much to gradually changes its characteristics. (ndlgrauon and Constipation- Mold <in . save time, as the delay of twenty min­ WHO IS UNAOQUAIMTKO WITH THS OROGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILLI It- i I-tto ‘jn-viaiHti its to those who 6. Large crops are only,obtained on ute® often causes death.—Medical Jour*f* MY EXAMINING TVI« vuav * ■ i- .1 irtt little exp*fience tn grow- rich *>lb, well prepared by being thor­ Fkzp'k Hotthkism, DnsBtit. this important cfci. or who have oughly pulverized, fi. Iu ordinarv A German Lutheran society has been Ii- Trr Bi'.-i-n much Attention to their iield culture the size of the tuliera plant­ ed should lie sufficient to give the organized at Battle Creek. I | . “It is a nice |ask to brown toffee just voting plants a vigorous start. 7. The beet on earth, can trhly lie said right," said a New York coffee-roaster ; "?•' •< ' ri-Ti-Kf -SblllS AND FEKTIL- Neither the size or form of the seed IZElli. ’ tuber is of half as mpch consequence of Grigg’s ’Glycerine Salve, which is the other day. “Nearly everybody browns sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, The >oils bt-st adaot^l to the-potato as is its healthy condition .er its vital bruises, scalda. burns, wounds and all coffee too much. It comes out burned urtj >i3dy and gra-vf-ln- Itmtns. Clay powers. 8. No rule can be laid down other sores. We positively cure piles, instead of browned, although it is greatly if the se«ison lie ivat, produce Very in regard to the quantity of need per tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this to the interest of the wholesalers not I-'. ; i uifu. s. and thjey! will be much acre, the amount uf manure to be ap­ wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed to brown it too much on account of the : idtble to rut tbim those grown on plied • or the particular method of culti- or money refunded. Only 25 cents. lota of weight 'When the berry is roasted vatioti. U. One’or half a dozen experi­ Sold by F. Hotchkiss. stfijly ttmi. until it becomes red, instead of chestnut X:. ' I’.istnr? turnril over or any ments are.not sufli lent, to establish any colored, as it is customary, it preserve® Nine B»y City «alo<nikttper» liatn txen ar- its maximum weight and aroma. One -■Vr- i :art is specially fitted for the particular facts,-and each one must ex­ rx-«t«-kt for violation of the Sunday liquor la» periment for himself on'his own farm. gr -y-ritiof Ui- jK-iato. ? r , hundred pounds of berries roasted pro “Following Mr. Hersey’s address. I and the police are after other*. ’,; i:ti- well lotted compost harrow­ parly loae but fifteen pounds in weight An End tn Hone Scraping. -> in |h'r->uglily upcnusuchui *od. to came the reading by .Secretary Russell K»Iwln Bhephrrd. of Harrluburx, IU., **y»: As usually roasted nicy lose twenty ' nil fiants » good start, will usually , of a paper from Major Alvord detailing experiments with potatoes at “Having.reci-hrd »<• much benefit from Electric jxiunds. If roasted Jong enough tb< g: r r. imr crop upon eomparntively the i Blth-ra, I fe«*l It my duty to let Mifferlnj; human­ terry glazes over and turns dark browrf IHoughton Farm, New York, during ity know It. Ha»e hiul a ruunlnx»orv on my I ' ■ ■ lb'1 potatoes grown upon ■iii'. ;Mly smoother, less liable to ,the past-season. A collection of tubers h-L- f<ir eight year*: my doctor* tohl me I would It | loses a fourth of its weight in Un grown In. this experiment were dis- have to have the bone Acniped orhtamt>utaic<l process." tel i-i: I - t .1':; vriuf qiialitv. 1 tlactl. IllKtead, three bottle* of Electric Bitter* “Why does the grocer overroast his ’ I' -itlnn of fresh stable man- .playedAt several of the Massachusetts i aud »eve| bnte« Jlacklen'* Arnlenf^dvr.widniy l» now wund and well." Elcctrlr BHtrr* are coffee, then?" was asked. ■ - :-•>•’ -!- rirahle on potato land, as it .lairs the past fall. The result of the Ire trial was that the planting of fair-sized •old at fifty ecut.« a bottle, and BtK-klen'* Arnica ...........nth rtt»:ffU.in a diminished yield . Baivrat »e. per txn by W, IL Goodyear. "Thy trade demands it. The coffee whole potatoes was the most satisfac ­ aiid»r;-:itiy inrrea.MH the liability to rot. । WHIt* Hnthaway. until Iwoycura*gto* resi­ that is made from over-burned berries ia -I : . • soils :fl a dry season often pro- tory imresulL Tills was true not only dent of t* hwleraft, ba* been drowned near black, and the flavor is rank. The popu­ CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY a single kind, but was the average I ? lod crop; but as they are of Mitchell,' Dak. He wa* 25 year* old. of 128-different kinds, treated exactly lar taste ia educated to choose black : '■ ■ ■ organic matter an applicacoffee, and would find tho light-colored '..or, i; ;. ;il'hed ashes will lie found alike except in tbe form or cutting of the seed. In productiveness alone, the An old physIclM), retired from pracMee. having liquid made from tho reddened berries .-irai.le to suppy the potash essential seven leading varieties: stand in this find plArd In bl* hand* by *n East Indi* mis­ rather irurijiid al first, and would refuse to th*- growth nt the potato. sionary U:e formula of a simple vegetable re­ _ THu Rock Island system locludtM tn itii nialn Un« and brnnehaa Ch'cmro .t'hrs! may In- considered as a special order: American Giant, Burrough’s medy for tbe apMdy and permanent cure of to buy enough to learn to admire the rich ' • rtni r tor potatoes, adding to the Garfield Cheeseman's Seedling. Riker's Conruinj.; all throat and Lung Affection*, also a positive 'flavor of,the reddened berries.—Detroit Graft. Beauty of Hebron, O. K., Mam ­ •U’1I in>PD‘ving the quality. and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all moth Prolific. In greatest numbers of Nervous Complaint*, alter having tested Ila Ih-y :.-an F»e used on the hill or in IL j merchantable tubers, this Is the order wonderful curative power* In llwuaand* of l WH>V “to ,D,X toem with the case*, ha* felt It bls duty to make It known to Dakota, and bundrada of intermediate cltlss. towns, village® and sta • ;t!h that carers the seed: or.asa top of preference: Farina, Blush No. 2. bl* suffering fellows. Actuates! bv tbl* motive The early Celts worshipped the dawn a,’“‘r P^80*8 ,u-e fairly Chicago Market, Defiance, Beauty of and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will and the sunrise. It ia more than probaTHE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Hebron, Rural Blush, Burrodgh’s Gar­ tiend free of charge, to all who desire It. this field, Adirondack, Of the varieties in recipe, in German. French or English, with lull able that the Irish preference of the directions for preparing and using. Bent by t REPARATION OF THE SOIL. these Bsts, these are objectlonal because mall bv addressing with stamp*, naming tiito color green, for their flag and their sashes, arobo from a mistake among I ■’ - i should lie thoroughly plowed rough and of bad shape: Chicago Mar­ Pl'". W. A. Novo. 140 Power’s Block, Bocbe®and al~braJc«i: and that exacting those who had lost a thorough knowl­ operation of oil lui tmlna. Other er .jp a.'.rfiovyd until it is well pulverized ket, Burrough’s Garfield, Adirondack, afi cqnn®qang jxrtnta io Union Dej edge of the old Irish language. The sun, i levbled. More potatoes can be American Giant (rather deep eyesj. A and reliable Medicine® are the best Cheeseman's See«lling, Defiance. And in Irish, is called by a word pronounced todependupon. Acker’s Blood KlgTf.v.!i in iiriiLs three feet apart and this leaves as favorably recorded on ixlr ha® been preaeri bed for year® for all im- like our word "green," and it ia likely t'V'y,0 ,to«lfhteen inches apart ®eper® or tbe tatart tterign, and BumptuouH Dining Caro, In which •n .be drill than when the ground is account of gross productiveness and puriUm of tbeBlood. In every fonnofScrot that the Irish fondness for that color 5***°/-! '■gQod D1jF^“on WAltlng on to.' : -ach way and the planting is in merchantable in regard to both quantity uloua. Syphilitic or Mercurial disease®, itl® arose from the word’s exact likeness in and condition, the Beauty of Hebron invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal. sound to their word for the sun. In the Mto t.’ntjt teet apart. only. It is more work, however, to keep the THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE same way, when we talk about green­ Fjixd'k HoTctiKiM. DrugglAL “The Beauty of Hebron, all in all, is "* “■ “ * ’ ‘ Mianaapoil® and St. Paul. potatoes W.-UH, ;md necessitates more or Henry JIcKirby'* bant In Macon. Lenawee houses we think they are called so be­ the beet potato grown. This was the point® in the Terri Corio® iwo aunti hoeing. county, burned Aug- A Low, 82.MO; insurance. cause the plants are kept green in them route. Ic i,:- s! culture we think rowing both ger era] verdict of the meeting. The j during the winter. Yet it is far more wa?s anjl planting in hills three feet potato election in the Homestead last probable that “green," here, is the Irish spring had the same result ” upa.-. .-aeh way the most economical Tbe best solve in tne world for Cut*, Bruise®. Sores. Ulcers. Bolt Rheum. Fever Sore*. Tetter. word meaning, not the color, but the 4i“ 1 -lUitactory. in cultivation keep Cbappep Hands, Chilblain*. Corn*, and aU Skin sun; because greenhouses are built so as tia bind; free trom weeds and as level This is pre-«tnlDeutly the vacation Kniptlor-s. and positively cures Plies, or no pay hui ■le: 8V°M hilling up, because month, when thousand? seek rest and required. It 1* guaranteed to give perfect satis- to catch tbe sun's rays and store them up while hidden by clouds, as happens -uiis n. at and cool more rapidly than a recreation. But to those who suffer the more than half the time in showery Ire­ R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, 5r>111 “ore. l®e tt marker that depressing effects of summer debility, thetdisagreable symptoms of scrofula, of FennrWe. dropped dead Thursday while land.—The Century. u deeper furrow than the cotn the tortures of billiousneM, dyspepsia mixing bread. trhfc V8ri<^« that produce or sick headache, there is more pain ■HACKMETACE," a tailing and fragrant ntej,ose‘°«elher require deeper than pleasure in leaving home. The lake of Kapauta, in Khorassan, To perfume. Price 15 and 50 cento. Sold by W. • *r or the uPi*r ones w,u i* ex- such we aay. give Hood’s Sarsaparilla H. Goodyear. Persia, near tbe great salt desert, haa an 8tate of Michigan. County ot Barry— Al a session of the Probate < ■ 4Kroun<i- It i» better to a trial. It will purify your blood, tone SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve elevation of 4,300 feet above the sea. It countyof Barry, itoldm at the FrolM we: such varieties to the depth of up and strengthen your body, expel Croup. Whooping Cough and Bronchlti*. Sold is 80 miles long by 25 wide, and, though a*e or six inches. every trace of scrofula, correct blllious- by W H. Goodyear. fed by the Ajisa river, 180 miles long, (rep jilanting, especially on sandy nrea. and poaitivelv cure dyspepsia or and sight hundred and rlrhty ,4 FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Comptalnt you trs:1Lfe-' nJ.-. every boltleOf8hl- the Jayetu, 140 miles long, and the Tutu, Xtun-a ’‘r°W’ n‘le t0 “dopt ln sick headache. Take it before you go, loh'a Vltalixer. It never falls to cure, bold by 90 miles long, is yet fart drying up. AJand you will enjoy your vacation a W. H. Goodyear. ' i ! SEEDS. -WOMAN’S FRIEND. A NASAL INJECTOR free with cachbottleof thousand fold. fled- 1-UCT C- Woodruff. widow U <J<! deShiloh'* Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Bold saline eubstancee. It contains six largo To enrich the Wood ana improve the by W. H. Goodyear. J*tl«ct «pecimens of islands, und aeveral huge pyramidal Ib the best remedy for all complaints reased. praying that a paper this day tiled with €br Wln *nd tran s P4"101 medium size rather appetite, use Cherokee Blood 1 urifier. K. G. Hart of Lapeer has -«oUI »10.000 worth of rocks grouped near the center. Tbe peculiar to women, young or old. blooded stock to Arkansas and Uhlo buyer*. rr . »nd cut with great salt desert in Khorasaun has an A full description of those diseases, The Burdock Plant is one of the J? 01!r eye8 on 8 i,iece- 80016 lOO Do»e» One Dollar. elevation of 2,000 feet above the mu best diuretics *r kidney regulators in their symptoms, causes and proper K- wt r3 think it best to cut the potatoes I* Inseparably connected with Hood’s Sarsap­ ^n‘’’«ay!ll>efi-re planting, spread them the vegetable world, and the compound arilla. ;ui«! is true of no other medlciu^ItlMin treatment is contained in our book known as Burdock Blood Bitters, is un­ Persian plateau is 8,800 feet.-Chicago entitled. “Facta for Women.” Dins spruikie■with gypsum or surpassed m all diseases of the kidneys, Herald. __________________ trated eorrecUy; any woman can wir1?/’1 ^opinion that it is quite as iiver and blood. oft!! them Kh™ Piloted. It la The Hillsdale Leader will appear dal­ to UM not over a week, The Russian thistle, introduced by the have ft Sant to ladies only, in sealed de8ir>b«: to have tbe ly during the G. A- R. encampment. buy Hood'* s*ra»parlltaMennonita immigrxnts from Russia with Uoe io tbo penma Planttng Wle beforts hurried time of I have your goods, Athlopboros on the peodenry of m deltas to soy wotnan. Address Q-ta!air^ experience leads me to my abelf, and have had for aome time. vttai siirt 2-^® Ptactihility of cutting to I hear only food reports from ww land* of Dakota and Minn—ota, and iS! or?our my customers. A. G. .lepson, arusgiwv, .... A nwTnnlf* of tSOUSwi?h o " fcllL W® prefer one piece • •f >vd. Of four eyea I®8 or more ! rheumatism and neuralgia cure. Rrapsasflmw ISJ- ifA. M M- D. UnWmUy N. K CATARRH KrA �� https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-08-12.pdf a6f736765cbd45d5d306522e9880c5ca PDF Text Text I The Hastings Banner |70L. XXXI. NO. 15. " HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 12.1886. - ’ The Hastings Banner. BKNTLKY BROS. & WEHRS H astings. Barry Co., Mich., MARSHALL* L. cook. sU BSC Bl PTION RATER ADVERTISING RATKS: JOB PRINTING. feP-.-ulpr.de is UH in the Job Printline Detu>.-n-mt ut the BAirwn*. Everything la the rant-«»<* •» new; and with the latest fanes ot rm. *.b* mor approved patterns of machinery4 vl -enpeteat workmen employed. enables U» ' ........ 1/0, *nr1t. TV H. LANDIS, M. Da . 1’hysican and burgeon, Woodtaad. Mlcb. n- - one dooriwuth of the post offlos, will be t,< j.”' 'here dsy or night.|| p ft TIMMERMAN, g £ . Homippathic Physician A burgeon, r.rai dvxtfaat of Holloways’drug store.) pc. WM JONES, A >rk promptly attended to. £’ C.” WELTON ut fcr the Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co. e.» puJi.-ie* on a mon’* property aaainst 'r.ik-tusiln^ or wind; Kgainit a man’a A SHELDON. utay »ft ot Attract Book* in Barry A £. HE X ASTON, , A. Attorney at Law. i«’j. S. Good? tar 4 Co.’» More.) . -ulr-Vii ^11 court* W thi* State. CollecUon* TmHN CAR VETH. .« Attorney at Law, Mf.ldlevUie, Mich. If ARTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, JI Insurance and Loans. (•moK'.UiJ G. ftuny*a& Bon. 3 door* north of ratotflee. '(-.■Ui'uienuon given to making mehangw • : property. The intere-t* ot non-resident -rtv owner*roret^ly looked after. Farms •>f. ■>!.«• for wate or osrt-ange. Hots»e* and Ir-k i jr we. ’. I AL E. KKArraM. C. H. Vaxammak. r N A .’’PEN & VanARMAN. 1Y . Lawyers. 'Over iUst:njt<Natloaal Bank.) ■ Vvfl.I.tAM bTs^F.EZEY. Attorn,. ' At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. i • - tn *11 courts of the *ute. AVILL1AM B. HWEEZEY. .J ustiee of the Peace. • ■ -ctinn-a M»eclal|y. r . ■ I M. lk 1. A>tY gillaJpie. N diary Pfiblic. <’0B3, £.4 S HI ONA B I. E DREBSMA KER, E^.-:ial Aft-,<thn Given to Cutting ■•d Fitting. Patterns Cut to order. Booms over Sehiuttf Store. ! hrtvlnx been made In the conditions * eerUin mort^aze made and executed tir * crew SciudnuuMeriand Anna Behafflianaar, * wife, to Samuel Canon, dftted Dgcmabr ie j! mortaiutex on page XW; by which •I-Inuit the power ot Mde In Mid mortwe con•. -I hi,b-coinr operative. *n<l therf is now ■ l.iiwnd to be dur and unpaid on auid mortgaoe .-.r: not*- accotnpartyinp G»e same ut the <l <»( tht» uotii'f the sum of thirteen -deed and twenty dollars and ninetytr* rent*. and the attorney fee pr:v,.i-.t by law. and. no procecdlnjpi at I v« nr m equity hanna been taken to collect th- ■‘xiiir <«-uuy port thereof; Now therefore, iur.ee tn hereby Rheo that by virtue of the pow­ er >i -;Je In Mud mortgage contained). ana Jha ' IK -.uch rate nude and provided, on Saithe Zlnt day ot Auxutt. A. D. IW». M 10 ■ ■k in the foranoott.at-lhe aorta front door . h-jC/nirt House In the city of Hatting?, Bar­ ry .'rutty. Michlom,\thal being the piece of • ting the Circuit Coon tor the county ot Bar• -i. rv said prcmlwaare situated.) there wUl d at tiublTc auction or vendue to the hlgn■ •• t'ldder. the premises described tn mH mortor so taiiea m may be m<ees*ry to sAtlsfy i.;- ...uount due thereon with interest at aeren .-ent per Miniun and the coat and expeaero u law. lurlpdlux an attorney fee of •- • tny-5ve dollar* a*(provided for In said inort­ ; 'aid premises belnz described In said ~zazr as follows, to Wit: a , AU those places, or parcels of Land hlng and bo­ x- tu.ite in the township ot Haautun. Barty • intr. Michigan; known and described m fol10*«, lo wit: The west h*lt of aouth-oMt ,qu*r' - and th- wmi half of east half of soutb-eart ■i. irter of seetiort thirteen (13), in town three (3) north of range eight («) west, containing,one h undred and t went* acn CHAS. H. BA for theCoun'■« ->t Barry holdenat1heyretlii>liOlWiiiratf«gy . ' HxmIuct In &nld county oti Saturday, the rth dayoT Ausuat, hi the year one ttamsand ;ht hundred and elchty-Blx. • -I. prartnjthat John H. Gram or some other ^Uble^raonjnay be appointed adtninhora- Thereu Doible Shovel PIjij, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, And it |a further pvt* notice t ‘ Uu.uf the Joist and Studding, FLOORING Suh, Doors d Blinds, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Michigan Central 11 3-S .alMriwr- HaittniP.'MIch.. MM eV The people of Augusta haVe made quite exteftshe preparation to entertain the pioneers of Kalamazoo Co., who are to meet at that place on the 9th. Charles Stewart is to deliver an ad­ dress on the occasion. .Several from thia place contemplate attending. sldered dangerous. Dr. H. C. Peckham attending. Dra. DeVore A Preasey arrived in the village Monday evening and were welcomed by their many friends. A menenger arrived from Hastings Tues­ day night bringing a telenhonetmessagc for Dr. DeVorei stating that one of his children was very sick in Grand Rapids. He answered the summons, leaving on the 4 o'clock tram yesterday morning from Hastings. The examination of Edward Austin for the stabbing of Geo. Miller July 3d, began at Hastings yesterday, Aug. 4th, ana will last several days with a proba­ ble adjournment to-morrow. Twentytwo witnesses have been called by the prosecution. Prosecuting Attorney Colgrove represents the people and C. H. VanArman, Esq., is conducting the defense; thus assuring the best legal talent for both parties. The members of the Freeport cornet band accompanied bv ladies spent u de­ lightful evening July 30th, with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob I reeland, and assisted.in celebrating Mrs. F’s 32d birthday. The hours passed pleasantly and the quiet country air was made to ring with mu­ sic and the merry laughter of the guests. All sat down to a delicious supper pre­ pared by Mrs. F.; the leader of the band then presented their hostess with a beautiful fruit dish as a token of their esteem. After spending some time in joke and jest, the company dispersed, feeling that they bad spent a most en« Syablc evening and wishing their isteas many happy returns of the day. Cedar Fence Posts, Custom Wool Carding, ta ingn in sold counti and show ca of his only sister, Mra. Cravan, who lay very low in Chicago. A J; Bradley savs that the storm which passed here on the 1st, injured Mm to the tune of glOO. C. C. Messenger made his friends about here a firing visit a few days The senatorial delegates are Onio Strong and J. L. Stevens. * The democrat convention was held Monday and elected Goo. W. Franda. Lew Wellman, Ira Bacbellor. Geo. Gribben, J. B. Marshall and H. W. Dickinson delegates to the county gathering of the unterrified. A large additlnnts being built oo the west side of Dickinson A Co.’s roller mill to give them better storage and shipping faciUUes. Lee and is now rusticating among IRVING. Woodland friends. . The new blocks are going along fineThe picnic of the Congregational Kocker Bros, building is enclosed. church which wm to take place at le plate glass front in without oodThornapplc lake, was postponed on ac­ demt and they are now putting down a count of rain. Question: Resulted, fine cement walk. The Boice block is That the rain was more beneficial than about completed, as far as brick wo* is thepicnic. Decided in favor of rain. concerned, and the K. P. and Masonic The Journal scribe was struck in a halls duly tabled by handsome stone sensitive place on the postoftlce, by the tablets bearing their namb and number. way he squirms. Now wo would offer Lute and Frank Bennett, of Hastings, some advice to the little P. M. behind weje in town Monday. r the counter. The little shtSe shop is John Graves has moved his barn. not a very imposing structure, but with Asocial at the M. E. church to-mor­ a veranda in front, painted with row evenihg. Warner’s Safe Cure and a bay window An even hundred Nashville pilgrims in the rear and winding stairs, would journeyed to the state metropolis Tu«wimprove the building and give the little day on the Charlotte Baptist excursion, man behind the counter his j ust dues, and bad a double-barreled time. might cause him to grow us smart as Cholera morbus has had lots of vic­ he would like to be. tims among our people recently. The Congregational picnic took place G. A. Truman ana wife have return­ the flth. About 100 went from this ed from their western trip. place, and report a line time. Etta Holmes, of Grand Rapids, was Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Betts, in the village Thursday of last week a son. Sunday the 8th. Tom says he’s (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) FOU» 0OMZB5. visiting friends. . a democrat, true blue. Large numbers of our citizens gather Oh, my! see the rain. The M. E. Sunday school goes to Myron Barnum, of your city, Sunday- at the. postofiice each evening after the Gun lake to picnic August 11th. Posters are up for the reunion at ed with friends and relatives at the 9 o’clock mail, which by the kindness of our accommodating poet master ta Hastings, which promises to be an en­ Comers. . (PINE AND CEDAR,) Nellie and Matle Baine after making distributed the same evening. joyable affair: judging from the way The annual picnic of the N. C. B. oc­ the old soldiers talk, wish I was one. a protracted visit to'parts unknown to S scribe returned home last week. curs at Thornappie Lake on Wednes­ day, the 18th. Only seven bands are to sec you girls. t DOWLING. Albert Mapes has a brother visiting expected to be there amltthc bigge-st Nice rain last Thursday. time of the season is expected. “We’ll Mr. Moore and wife, ot Coldwater, him from Charlotte. Chas. Dake is making a short stay at all be dar,” and the Hastings people are the guests of Chas. Mack. will surely come if they want a large Mias Katie Mack is visiting friends Mr. Baine's. . Ora Summers again pulls the bell-rope time. • in thia place. Cal. Ainsworth and fanrtly, of Grand Mra. A. C. Newton, who has been at the Fuller school house after a vaca­ Rapids, were in town tast week, visit­ visiting friends and relatives in this tion of four weeks, to let the little ing old friends. urchins know* that they again, must re ­ and Maple. place, returned to her home Sunday. J. Stark and wife, of Hastings, were Quarterly meeting at the church next sume their studlen. Mrs. Lucy Johnson and daughter Ln town Tuesday. Saturday and Sunday. The Niahville engine and iron works School commenced Monday with H. visited with Mrs. Edwin Coats one day are building a double 25 h»rae power*' last week. Powers as teacher. We are looking for the return of engine. Mr. French and daughter Gertie have ______________ O.U. SUCKER. those whortleberry picnicers who went gone to Massachusetts to spend two or to Wall lake last week to rusticate. BOWEN’S MILLS. three months with friends and relatives. Harrison Long has a new well. Corn bids fair fora good crop. Party at Jesse Warner’s new house A girl baby at Jesse Cotton's. The picnic at Bobbin’s grove Satur­ Thursday night. Although it was a day last was a very pleasant affair. _________ ’________ AMCK. rainy day and roads quite muddy, there The following officers were installed was quite a crowd, and all import hav­ MORaO-THORNAPPLZ at the last meeting of Barlow lake ing an enjoyable time. ' No more signal station at Thornapple M. Hall and wife, of Ohio, are visit­ W . V. 1.—v» ■ nnggn; . » ■“vraing friends and relatives in this place. lake. Mrs. E. O. Hyde is quite sick. trude Robinson; W. S.—Emma Jack­ The republicans of this township will Miss Beldon is again able to-attend son; W. T.—A'. Jackson; W. F. S.—Al­ hold their caucus at Green’s hall the mon Ritchie; I. C. — Bell Manley; O. G. to her household duties. 21st. ) | Geo. Shaffer, of Morgan, has been in W.—Wm. Bechtel: W. C.-Rev. GUlasGtM DROPS. Eaton Co. trving to purchase a farm. pie; W. M.—Chas. Burpee. Mra. W. Wilson is again on the sick It has been decided to hold a basket CASTLETON. list. picnic at Barlow lake, under the auspic­ E. I’ilbean has Dick Elerton’s new Reported that the Marshville band es of Barlow lake and Middleville house nearly done. will picnic at Thornapple lake in the lodges. I. O. G. T. All who are in srmN. Gates and wife, of McBride, were near future. patny with temperance are invited to FOUR CORNERS. the guests of E. Lockhart Sunday. Mr. Wheeler, of Grand Rapids, Ls come. O"Prices and Estimates given on ap­ Ottt harvest is nearly over. Mr. Perkins has not sold his horse as visiting at E. O. Hyde’s. J. W. Briggs lost a very valuable . plication. Jauiea Wolfe spent Sunday with his it was reported. But few of our citizens attended the horse last week. parents. Miss L. Hurten has returned to her republican caucas last Saturday. Old Uncle Blackman, one of the old­ BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. .Siulle Odell spent the wwk with ber home ih Milon. Quite a large number of young peo­ est pioneers of Barry county, had the » aunt, Mrs. M. A. Boice. Miss Hattie Snyder, who has been misfortune to fall through the roof of Elder Simonds and wife, of Chicago, visiting friends, returned to her home ple at the lake Sunday. A. Steven's covered shed, falling onto Items of Intereat scarce and but few are vbithing ot G. W. Coutu’. I Jackson Thursday. / in number, probably due to the absence his horse. The horse became frighten­ Clinton Boice and wife fpent baturMr. Carl and family, of Kaiamo, of the regular correspondent, who has ed and trampled on the old man. hurt­ ihiv umLsunduy in Hope. While there spent Wednesday with D. Elerton. other business on ills hands and will ing him quite badly. At this writing they attended u surprise party at the Mrs. E. Lockhart started Tuesday for proljably l>e absent for a couple weeks. he is some better. . home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Loomis. Harrow, OnL, to visit her parents. A. N. Warren and wife, of Maple The smile of Orin Nellman tells that Several of our citizens went to De­ Grove, spent a couple of days nt Elder he has a new baby girl at his house. troit Tuesday on the excursion. Miss Frankie Doyle is spending a GUlaspivs this week. Jesse Cotton says he will run a foot J. Carr has rented J. Lockhart’s farm. few weeks in Grand Rapids with her H. Patterson Is erecting a new house race with any man in New York. Several of our young people made on the farm ot Geo. Knickerbocker. . Getting awfulspry,are*ntyou, Jen. just John Snore a pleasant surprise last brother Edgar and wife. Miss Minnie Woodhams is visittngTn ^_L. W. Gleason has a sister and ber on account of that bran new girl at Thursday evening at W. Austin's, it hustend visiting him from the west. Plainwell and Kalamazoo. . bls house. ■ , being his 22d birth-day. A fine supper Edgar and Moses Doyle wert in town ” AMYHIA. The /Niagara Falls (Route, Miss Carrie Fuller was kicked br a was prepared by Mrs. L. Hafner, and vicious horse Saturday and badly injur- the evening was spent in singing and last week for a short time. Mrs. Belle Shepherd and husband Old Mr. Serven has ixjen nick the past GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. '"'ilrkll. F. Wolfe has a sister visiting social games. spent Sunday with ber mother, Mra. week, but is feeling better now. J. Watring lost a fine yearling steer Holcomb. Geo.«. Hartom & in Detroit buying her frojn Ohio. , in the pleasant valley ditch last week. Mimley Chase is about adding a kitch­ goods. The sick list this week consist of EtJ. Allerton has rented an lfi» acre en to bis'house. , c. The dance at the Union House last tie Wolfe. Willie Boice, Eddie Boice farm in Sunfield. Bert McBain intends soon to give his Friday night was a very pleasant affair M. Shores is painting his new barn. ^Building nottti?-Wm. Wood has his house a thorough overhauling. And and well attended. N. F. Sheldon comes to the front thus our village is slowly but surely Remember the republican caucus house ready for plastering. rra-noss. with a new carriage. improving. ,, next Saturday. Barnum’s house is nearly completed. Mr. Schofield is slowly recovering. The foreign missionary society will Stock buyers are plenty and stock J ease Wood has his barn near!/ ready Mr. F. Waldron returned to his home be entertained by Mrs. Chas. Ruggles brings a very fair price. Norman Olmstead -lost a valuable f°Fred" Andrus,- wife and daughter. in Indiana last week. The two Everett on Wednesday of this week. girls accompanied him for a few weeks The last quarterly meeting of the horse last week. Grand Rapid*. Lv Leia, spent Bunday with friends In this visit with old friends/ MMdlevUb.......... year takes place on Sunday next at the Thomas Mitchell, a former Hastings tertng ........ boy. now working the Ellis farm In ViThnyoung people gave Willie B°ice a M. E. church._______________ H Arrtwo*.... SssE::~:: the north part of Amyria. is making FREEFOHT. surprise party Saturday evening, it beMARTIN’S CORNERS. preparations to put in two hundred ing P hls twenty-first M«Wa* « Prom the Herald. NaanvUle....... Mrs. Festes is quite sick. acres of wheat. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bouck were in Low­ h^d to tell who was surprised the mopt Gus Ford, from south of Battle U. Webb has lost a cow by her getting ell Wednesday. Willie or the party, as they found hftn Jackiwn......... Creek, attended the dance Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore left yester­ dioked while eating'apples. in Iwd suffering from pleuratlc pneumo­ Patron.......... Miss Belle Jones, who has been vis­ It was Mra. J esse Townsend that en­ nia; but by his and his mother ^request day for a week's visit in Ovid. Mr. A. L. Bouck, of Dutton, was the tertained the aid society last week, in­ iting her sister. Mra. Dr. Fay, has re­ they remained with him during the turned to her home In Detroit. stead of James. evening and left him several ^ut'ful guest of his son W. 8. a few days this Sam Lefevre is visiting at 1- rank Miss Vira Hartom is visiting her presents aa tokens of grandmother during her father's ab­ W Dr. A. J. Pressey, formerly of this Mwai’s. fie wishes to thank them for their klndSTATION*. Steve Wilkinson, of Maple Grove, sence in Detroit , place, is now located at 159 James bU no». He is better at this writing. Chas. Abbev and wife, of \ erona, and Mrs. Mead's parents vited at same Grand Rapids. visited Altred Youngs Sunday. place Sunday. Lew Wellman and family were fish­ Jerome Frost cut his hand quite bad­ G. Foster's house and moved his family Hickory corners. ly on the saw in his mill lart Friday. ing Saturoay. An ill wind that blows no good to therein Saturday Ust 3. R. Sylvester has moved back from Aunt Eve Cox. a very aged and in­ an* one. Since the storm of last week firm lady, was able to be out to meet- Battle Creek to his farm. *££ "• * b A.’ a. Aldrich has sold six wind mills, Wm. sager has the lumber on the 1Df,utherbeagle has returned to Manis­ to take the place of those destroyed by ground for his new wagon shop. “cStai. wooIW. wl>U« Caledonia, visited over the best day of tee county. NORTH-WEST CABTUtTOlT. Sorry to hear of Mr. Whetstone'* the week with friends in this vicinity. plavlng with other boys in the barn ocPlowing for wheat is the order of the Mire Hannah Yerrington, of Kala­ indisposition resulting from a tall re­ JmaiaTby Frank Burdick, on Thursday, dil’hc picnic in H. Smith'* grove was mazoo. is the guest of her stttera, Mrs. ceived some time ago. G. C. Karcher and Miss Addie I ernngHashvxlue. not very largely attended. M was ex­ ton this week. , , . The Whitney family were here on pet:ted. Mr. John Riegler and family depart­ The fine rain last Thursday made the ed for Rising Sun, Ohio, Monday even- Wednesday evening and was well pat­ farmers grin, as the oats were most all io». »w Un. IL Wiu lUy durtM th, ronized. as it always is. A party of voung people from this secured. cnnwijJHS bta S lad eh«M tor • luneb. wd ^Tnt«r. ud John. Woodland can afford ISnteam thresh­ broth,/ Joe. /Till «p«nd the winter tn place will picnic at the lake to-morrow. T. J. BUSH, Local A««nt • HmU»8*' ers. Where is a town that can beat ttf ™ thdrreturabom, Wednesday. ,„ .• . 2,® ,kSuj eicb. Ite boy» were Washington Territory . Mrs. Geo. Simpson, of Hastings, has Born, to Mr. and Mra. Orin Wellman. Hostings offers first and second prizT M Elliott was called who rendered Item viaitlng friends in the village. last Friday, a daughter. of gSOand ®25. to competing bands ■^•r. marble inedicri aid. The boys >re now much Will Frace, of Charlotte, was home H. Yeru's house has received a ooat at the coming <»an,T ot point over Sunday. . Freeport ’ s two lands could go down °nQuarteriy meeting at the Wadcwan Jerry VanDusen, of Marshall, a school closed in district No. 4. last there play a few pieces and bring home church, commencing hat“"hi2Ill fith' SS'SieJ.buttlEr "HLprobatty former merchant of this place, was in Saturday. __________________ do so. It is hardly worth while, look­ town to-day accompanied by his family. noon and The republican’ caucus was held on r««v Ross and Rev. C. B. v oorhees. o* ing after such small matters. gossiping lady to Mr. and Mra. Rattter, od>de«« u>. ruU Diphtheria has made its appearance Saturday last, at the town hall, and was as they paused on the church atefa; Mo ON SHORT NOTICE. a large and harmonious gathering. Dr. ‘“A. soo«»l n. A. Barber WM elected ch*lra>an you know that Miaa Highaee, our i»“‘fess! and Orno Strong secretary. The dele­ prano, is going to many oar flrat bo***' gates to the county convention were -What ball clubdom be bdmwr and are as fol- innocently queried Rattler. Thai and are v° deliver Rlculan Moulton Is taken with the disease. elected by continued their txmveraalio® Good quality of Sock a am . Farm Wagons, /" W LOWRY, M.D., U. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist, qy . ;u town-or rountry promptly attended. hours—• to W a. m. and 1 to3 p. m. Surijmwat Holloway*’drug store. r>- s, .s*lnl attention paid toMuglcs! diseases .... . .,f th- eve and ear. * County News. NORTH-XART HASTINGS, h„T2}?^,in,on Thursday was welcomed by all the farmers. Wesley Stewart has a very sick ho rae at present writing. Mrs. Oscar Matthews has been suf­ fering frow neuralgia of the stomach. Myrtle Dunbar spent a tew day* w*.h her «“»«»». Miss Bertie Johnson. Mr. Geo. Whitney and family spent Sunday at David Rigla's, of c£t’s orove. Henry, only *oa of Mr. and Mn*. ,l. M. Bauer, died al 8. N. Baldwin's Fri<^1-’ He had been sick but a short time and his death was a sudden J^^k hls mtay frieoda- He baa been in this neighborhood but a few months, but has won many friends who sadly miss him. bclr^ lhe twenty­ fifth wedding day of Mr. and Mra. George Sweet, about fifty ot their friends and neighbors joined in giving them n complete surprise. The evening was spent in games and sports by the young folks and card playing by the | older people, after which a bountiful supper and ice cream was served, of which everybody had a share. It was nearing sunrise before the company had all reached their home. They all joined in wishing Mr. and Mra. bweet another twenty-five years of health and enjoyment. May they spend every day as happily ;ui they did the 3rd day of August, 1861. The following beautiful presents were left as tokens of friend­ ship: Mahogany rocking chair—Fred Bar­ low and wife. Set silver knives and forks—Oscar Matthews and wile, Mra. W. S. Kings­ ley, Will Clary, Walker Matthews. Henry Bauer. Nora Matthews, May Baldwin, Wallace Matthews and Lillie Matthews. Large mirror—Philip Dunbar and wife, Albert Kelley and wife, Frank Jiuron and wife, Wesley Stewart and wife, Itoliert Inaley, Miss Lillie Thomp­ son and T. Dcmott and wife. ’ ' ’ Glass water set and tray—Jennie Sweet and Nellie Baldwin. Dresser glass—Mattie Jordan. .Set flowered glass ware—George Haufsletter. China cream pitcher, button hole scissors and tea strainer—Wm. Huff­ man and wife. Amlierina butterdish—Waiter Kelly and Lewin Matthews. ’ A in tierIna pickle boat—Willie Whit­ ney, Eddie Whitney and Fayette Insley. । Glass butterdish—Royal Brown and > wife. Linen towel—Wm. Baldwin and wife. (■lass syrup pitcher—David Hauf. stetter und wife. J Fruit biisket—Myrtle Dunbar. Glass sugar bowl—Leone Insley. China mustard pot and spoon—Pearl Olmstead. Frvlng pan—Mra. E. A. Turner. Beautilul boquet—Mrs. Frank Baron. WHOLE.NO. 1627. w. MARBLE. �MIXICAKB THE CHINESE AS Ltts fa a ffhytoek: the white or light-colored top «o u to ramwru ww*. —u.ve­ nation of over 400,000,000 inliabitants. exist concerning ua. Barbarians we can hardlv be called, for our civilization, although different from that of the OfccuttfiirtnartB Mu lti Wb'lMMn; then be puts Id two days with a rou<h . tool, making a liule closer anprcwch to the ehapeof the head, and wbea be gets 3d>: The result is amefiktDe ot uBsual -____ and ewattve sower, which *Sm. — 2"®*® portrait is always in white, and for this away and a polished colored background left It is dew, tedious and careful work. Between now and Christmas I do which at present are preponderant in tho not suppose we would ba able to fill more ddBtinicM of the world. It was in China than eight or ten orders. that gunpowder was first invented. I. This polished oval stone and the cushadmit, however, that we only knew bow to make fireworks therewith, and it was not until the Jesuit rnisMonariss taught along the little river on both sides as far as a man could walk in five ixrars, dur­ of warfare. Printing was ing which time he would pass a mill known in China in the ninth century of every ten minutes. Tlie rough stone ths Christian era, while a Chinese manu­ goes there from Brazil and ia sold al script dictionary of the second century auction. Sometimes a fortune is made gives a description of the magnet and of the marine compass, the latter of which fortune is lost. some Arabs who visited China towards as the onyx, which Is cut into pteces the end of the ninth century brought measuring from thirty to forty-five mil- Unknown to Others stnUd ot Maxim, aad will teaks Hood's Sarsaparilla Hood'sBsrrapartlaUs rand i-vcwnUr. —Ella Wbaalsr Wilcox AN INSATIABLE, BOTTOMLESS GRAVE lew to talk of silk and porcelain, which would alone liave been sufficient to indi­ cate a high state of civilization. “One thing which struck me greatly dies in society. In China they are kept apart from the men and do not become acquainted with any member* of the sterner sex beyond those of their own family. This has its advantages. A Chiaeee proverb slate* that out of every ten women nine are always certain to be afflicted with jealousy, and on the other and welfare of the fftjtiily are therefore exposed to great dangers. Now family Ute and family institutions are the basis on which reposts the whole social and governmental edifice of Ute Chinese em­ pire. Itis therefore absolutely neces- nider it more prudent by separating men from women to avoid tho possibility of trouble and to do away with any oppor­ tunity of disturbance. By these means. two inchee—in length, sometimes turns out very badly. After the stone is cut it is polished by men and boys, who lie in hammocks on their stomachs before big wheels which revolve with wonderful $.3 apiece, are cut in these nulls by boys tag ebe,—P. Schnfidt in Globe-Demo- Until Daguerre made his discovery, the wealtliy had their miniature pointed oa ivory, but the cheaper portraiture in­ vented by Silhouette was very common. Profile cutters, as they were called, were found in all cities and large towns, while others went about the country from house to house, so that it wxi rare to find a sitting room in any decent house that did not boost of a framed silhouette, one looking to the right and the other to the left. , There were different ways of arriving chiefly done by cutting the profile out of inantal troubles, which art- always un­ pleaaunt. For what can the husband do? If he kills his faithless wife he is sure to other hand if he appeals to the tribunals for redrmM 1h- find* but little ratisfaction therein, for the ex-matrimonial conddition of a betnfyed husband inspires neither pity nor \vmpathy. "In Eurojie whenever a scandal, no matter of wliat nature, becomes known, the first inquiry is alwsys 'Who ia Lift woman?' This saying is not appli­ cable in China, for remembering how Confuaim warned us against women as the greatest danger in life, we avoid the opportunity of doing wrong by keeping them apart from the men. "No one has ever been so calumniated SB tlie Cliintwe woman. She i* repre­ sented as ignorant, silly, unable on ac­ count of the malformation of her feet to walk, and juiraing ber whole’ life locked up in a kind of seraglio. This is quite wrong. She is able to walk as well as you ar I. Slw goes cut shopping and making visits unveiled and takes ber every afternoon drivg in her open palanquin. Her occupations consist of the education of ber children, the care of the household, dominoes, embroid­ eries and tending flowers. We disap­ prove of excessive instruction as far as our women are concerned. Their edu­ cation must be entirely distinct from that of the men. Tlie latter are brought up to trades and receive instruction in­ tended to fit them for the government Or merchant service, whereas the woman must ajq<ly herself to learn all that ia necessary for housekeeping and raising bar family. We do not insult our women by imagining that they are in­ capable of scientific instruction, but we consider that it would be taking them off from their proper track in life and would unfit them for the place they bold in die family. Wosnan has no need to learn to perfect herself. She is bom perfect, and no science in the world will ever teach her the grace and gentleness which are the two chief ornaments of the domestic hearth. “From the day of her marriage the wife bocotnes ber husband'* equal: can Sign all documenta in tl»e nnm«- of the family; can sell and buy property, give ber children in marriage, and, in fact, with one exception, luu just the same civil rights ws ber husisuid. Moreover, any honor conferred on the latter is entitled to wear the insignia of hts rank. Women, however, can uot inherit money; no dowries are given, and hence tliat “Old bachelors and elderly spinsters M*e almost unknown la Chins. and may be considered as a product of western civilization. Celibacy is looked upon by wm a crime and contrary to die cus­ toms and habits of the country. Mar- climate lias nothing whatsoever to do with this precocity, for it, b just as custeznary in the most northern latitude* as children id>«,uid be settled early in life and should devote their strength and tho Msuuns of their youth to the family rather than to lead a wiki and immoral chosen by the parents of the bridegroom, who flow Dot himself sec his intended wife until the day of the marriage. Who mounted. To insure success it was nf crassry to have a steady hand and a correct eye; with three qualities one could cut a likeness in a few seconds. There was also several mechanical con- which Sam Weller doubtless had in his mind's eye when, in inditing his valen­ tine to Mary, he likened the growth of his love in its rajdd operations to the "psofeel machine," which "does finish a portrait and put the frame and gloea on complete, * with a hook at the end to hang it up by, and all in two minutes and a quarter.—Boston Budget. The other day a young man came down from the Saginaw valley and said to the policeman at the depot: “I've got in cash and $300 worth of enthusiasm, and I’m bound to have a good time." “Well, look out for results," cautioned tho officer. "Oh, I'm no chicken," responded the young man. and off he started. About midnight he was brought to the Woodbridge Street station, with a black eye, a bitten ear and a generally forlorn look up and,down and acros* him. The officer recognlxed him and asked; "Aren't you the nan with $30 in cash and $-Uhj worth of enthusiasm?" there liM l»ecn a great change. You can now refer to me os the person with no cash, no enthusiasm, but a heap of ex­ perience. Say. how did this thing come about, anyway?"—Detroit Free Press.. Dlaeawe Caneed by nicycline. Btcycle riding, like roller-skating, has produced a new class of disease. It ban affection of the spine and kidneys, result­ ing from the continual jar of the ma­ chine. I know of six or eight cases of it tliat can not be classified by-their symp­ toms with any heretofore known ailment. In every instance it can b~ traced to the wheeL It exists only, liowever, in men of feeble organization and non-elastic constitution. They liave no l>u*ineaa taking violent evercise of any kind, and I don't know of any evil results follow­ ing wtiere the subject is active and strong. In fact, we frequently recom­ mend* Ucyde riding as exercise, and in most cases the result is good.—Dr. J. F. Smith in Gblw-Demoerat. Anothwr Victim ot Overwork. “Patrick." called a south side lady, “have you watered the flowers in the conservatory lately?" “Not thia wake, mum." “Mercy on me! What do you mean by such negligence?" “Sure, mum, I've been busy every minute of the time. I couldn't find a second to spare for carryin' water. Tlie conservatory will be the death bf me yet, mum." "Why. what lias kept you so busy, ! should like to know?" “Pickin’ off the dead leaves, mum."— Chicago News. Ferroid is tlie name of a new material for pipe joints that 1ms made a some­ what remarkable record. Joints made with it have resisted a water pressure of from M to 900 pounds per square inch, and a steam pressure of 73 pounds. It 1,300 pound*. requiring a force of 9,00? Hood's Sarsaparilla It is on awful sight to see a man drown. But with foresight and skill no man need drown. Fancy a sea in which there it do swimming, and a sea into which you may plunge unawares. A man is loping over tho green prairie, looking out from under his broad sombrero at . tho lazy cattle and the prairie-dogt playing in the sun. Suddenly there is a sound like a giant’s Uiroat swallowing a choked shout of terror. The prairie-dogs run into their holes,' and u moment later <x>me out cautiously, curious and frightened. The tall reed-bite grass in waring where the horse and rider were just now. The antelope on the crest of the divide yonder look round them watchfully. But there is nothing to fear—do man in sight He is going to town, that rider, with the wages of a hard winter's work in his pocket, riding his favorite bronche, dreta-xl in the buckskins he liad fringed in the winter evenings, ready to show the foolish girls how brave lie looked in his . rude attire. Where is be now—he and * his' horse? In a grave ot slimy, , shivering mud—alkali paste, blue with a nameless tint of putrid death, lias filled his throat—covered his eyes before he could close the lids. What does this mean—some hideous freak of nature—somo work of a devil endowed with a moment's power ? No; only an alkali sink; only a natural well, filled with a paste az yielding as water— retentive as belt Picture to yourself the surface mating back to its normal quietude with an Indrecribable gulp, a ghoul like smacking of grave-lips. A grave that supplies itself with dead—a grav« that buries almost before it kills— an insatiable, bottomless grave, set like a trap for tlie living. The smk-hole is not always covered with grass; some­ times it has a caked and seamed crust of blueizh-white alkali on the top of it. But even tliat is a poor safeguard, for the long grass around it will hide it from the ridnr until It is too late to avoid it The tenacity of this paste of mud is something incredible. I have never seen a man caught in a sink-hole, but 1 have seen a man ride to the edge of one, dis­ cover it too late to turn his liorse. and ■dialing himself in the saddle, vault over the hornrpommel, when the pouy was caught, striking tlie ground far U-yond the sink-hole. There were twenty men there, and before the horse had sunk far there were half a dozen ropes fa*t to him. Half a dozen strong ponies can pull most anything, but they could not draw Uiat hone back from thw grave that was closing over him. Tltere is a strange suction about that alkali mud— it holds all it grasps with a horrible pertinacity.—San Francisco Engieaide. A Treaty on a Bilk Uandtaarrhlef. A Swiss correspondent of The Bepublique Francaise, in looking over the papers of the eccentric duke of Bruns­ wick. deposited at the library of Geneva, has found the draft of a secret mutual sasistance treaty between him and the late Eraperer Napoleon. It is dated Ham, 25th June, 1844, and is not only signed Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, but is written by him on a white silk pocket­ handkerchief in marking ink.—Glasgow Mail. The old burial ground in Loudon, which was made celebrated in Dickens' novel “Bleak Houk," where Lady Dediuck “lay with one arm creeping round the bar of the iron gate, seeming to embrace it," Harvard IOO Doses One Dollar. tllghtsrt idea of Immediate aswoa Thu coorluded Fieldon's szamiaattoa police did all tbs aborting; that Llagg y— led Jum WU>. a. D. 1*1 Z. r.1" .V*e ’ r’r A |l*i “•d ,be 'tere John Bsrnslt, ” ■Did "DM b* wrar light -Dark clottes” Balas *bcwn a photograph of Schaasbeit Q Haddock, Me Identity MR. or any part thereof. ’ therefore by rirtu* of lb* curtained Is raid mortpis* *ud tfe SDA daas made and urowMSw! i. o- laj. - ■ at the north front SoorS th* cvurt tc^Ta the Cltv of Hutu In . rriniwre dr»<ril>*d rtbereet s. may te '» Im of snera iSoUrtonraantrd thsreln. Um prambra !-rtn« desmb-d t» S-MttWMj ■bow" politician in Um Fifth , and fifteen ni3). nt the on* (fonnerh « n«M o« Hsrttnga. Barn County, Nlrhi*ah. scrwd.i^ to a rune i>*-. » Jl Ul b STAKE .Mwttxjre rrxx A Vaxammax. Attorney* for MorUM* • - MortxwC* Bair. Default havlBC bvea msAe In I race 11 NIornro d»l«l April !•:!>. A. recorded ID tte ••Tie id tte i>j^1. fortbc noucty oi lt»,-r> »t«e. of Mleklgan. on the rirt day of May a. D. IO. In Uber M of ntnrtxsce* <m pax* 4*.*. oa vt.lrii utortMJMrt tiicre 1* .-lalried V. t» <!u» *: Ibr .1 Je ctf this uoUre Ibe mm ot tnu U-.«u>*i d trtM tornBred and thirty-tire dollar* ;ui<l r'z'aty and no salt or nrwwdinx-At l*« tartst >ra Instituted toreco'er the more* occurvd t>> «aM inortcsoe or any part tbrrred. . Canadian into Point Edvard, a city of HasUaos Mlrttna, O.wego put Into Atulurstburr, Ont, where the colUctor wired ber sad Mt three depu­ tise sboerd The captain ■ubu.itted grace- lag deputies were hurtled out and dropped Bblfast, Aug. 7.—While a puny of workrnwi, uunibsring about Ml, were re­ turning Iron Um Friday evening. Au animal whose identity is at jiruscnt unknown there, vra.-, landed in San Fran­ cisco lately from the interior of Japan, where it tirM, saw the light of day. At n The crowd immediately retaliated with glance the curiosity might b- taken for either a dog or a monkey. Itis shaped like tlie former about the head and neck, but otherwise somewhat nm-mblea tlie llttla stfset, and Busily fired into tbwn. monkey. Theanimal's favorite position is Sown men fell on its haunches, but with u little urging quickly dispsrsed. it stands on its four feet, the body slop­ ing downward from tho head like a giraffe. Tlie claws on die four feet are nructiMM of a large meeting Mooday night like those of a dog, but two extra pairs a conuuittee ot colored omo «alt*i upoe are furnished on the hind legs a couple the llepubilcM county committee 1 u»«day of inches above the bolls of the feet Tlie animal appears to be gentle, but lias a strong, high-keyed bark, which it gives when spectators attempt to stir it up.—Chicago Herald. Kepubdran ticket unlees Walker or scribed In raid mortinr". or macb <!;• rcuf ** may be atresssnr to any tri ui-xmct dur ot uh! ■Mrtgscv. with i.lur r« r cr: t. i ai.ii: I V­ Qvixrr, Lila p m Um corn* building cf the boW ten' wa. laid with informal was laid by Col William Harley,of Chicago lb* loviwbipol OrMr^rillJr. In th« ■ ’•.anr.of Barry sod sutei4M><-hirai<. .out •Icm’tiI r- as ^TbeXartfi ea»l ussrter <S tb» north *»♦! qusr■rsfBOQOI Mainer thirty tear. *'.«ott*» c.h asst fractional quarter of tb<-«eMl<ra*tturt:>*al quarter <«t wvtl** number tamly-r’-J. *»o iua from the uprratlue <>f U :» imetsM- tte !UIcwtnglands; Coniine.w-itzluib*wt«ro.is* ai qsareeroa hwmwi ... Martin* point rurmlnc tbrare «•«< t’r” rwj». tMasekeatb twenty reds. tb-i.. Mda, ttNMB north twraty n><« u. il»* riare •«' bfednalrtk. AUut «a!d load riiss ia u>va t«» north ransv ten we< CLEMENT SMITH. Attoniv) for M THE MARKETS. Btaiesf Michigan. «h* Ctrftill Coen OsaaqrMBarry-iaCtaMvn. Oarah R. 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M*t, of Eh father. �‘•THE RIBS OF DEATH WEARING OF ONE’S APPAREL. tor it, but, Thn»‘ month* before I wm born my htln-r’s boat went down in a sudden mukll. within sight of home and of tny niolher. who. with the-rwit of the fisher­ men - wives, awaited the landing of tho litR. fleet. Perhaps Uiis was tho reason I l.-> i such an instinctive horror and dn-M >,f tl,e ’*’*• evm: whi,e I* fascinated drew me to ii in its stormiest moods. I» a queer feeling that possessed me. ;Vh ■; ay from the right and sound of, th; breakers 1 was restless and unquiet,' n»-.»r them I wm avred and melancholy, - me craving of my nature was sutite .!•! t i w comporativoly calm. 1 many of our i»eople, who are in­ . superstttfotM, looked upon me as i in consequence of this. "The swallows what it gets a hold ... • , ’'*.aid amongst thetusalves with v:\fl fatalism.. We can hacKy help b-inu ■i-ipvrstitious and gloomy—we who gxe 'l. i.-n and reanxl iu Callermouth, y.itur.' in so stern in Iter moods, and ho •r-.r--. her way ol expressing them. • '..Ikrtmiuth is only a cluster of cott-u-« Around a little Imrbor. with a pier s:i I life-boat house below. About a mile ta (he nerth is tlie ugly sharp ridge of r-,-L* which ih-ars tlie significant name <■! '-.he '•Ribs o’ Dmth." Many a fine r—his struck, and ground her timberr niatchwood, many a poor cling­ ing life W l>een washed off those fatal rt>-‘ Thejr do say that in tlie old times itdup was lured there to its de«tr ■non bx>; but I can scarce believe, tl.- grandfathers of our brave fellows, xlm lived by and on the waters just as naw. .mild l>e inhuman enough to trad?, tit*’:: t)>» danger and the deaths of fel­ low .mariner*. Odly I must any that T'-n yet, while any one of our men wn;>!4 auk his life without thinking • .. Abotit il to save another, lie • uhln't. have any y«*p- definite ideas S| ;:«• of my wadt of- tivauty, I had two Ut- inie courting nw, and Willie Lisle w.*..-the-tin 1 favorofl.1 Edam (Adam) Carr.wiw to? much of my own temper fqr'rnv. too gloomy; I wan afraid of him, ha 1 th <ime sort of mistrust of him tliat 1 had of the and jierhaps a little of the •ante idea of his possible power over tnr. Bet Willie, with his bonnie yellow cm - arid his' blue eyre, and his sonny Htmie. what girl could have resisted ton lit brought his brightness into my life. and il ,-nu-d to go out like die sun b- nMith it eluuif on the day he sailed in tlit N^wer.a." iwund for China and the E.t-t Indies, from tlie Tyne. All our most energetic and enterprising y mg men bcume sailors, if they do not f-. -<,ti«fli**i belie fishermen as their ; . tara before them. It never seems to enter into ar.j of their heads tliat there .Tre other' means of livelihood than these toe . agings. They cannot tear tbemseh ■■ - away from fhe sea alt- >gethnr,howr>v -_h -v may alnwe it. They inhale its salt breexu with their earliest breaths, its f...i:n and spray Ijeat on them, until it be­ . iqes jiart of them as it were, and they are much creatures of tlie waves as the ti-hes tlutt swim Umeathor the gulls tliat f! ti’.cJoive. S > I: wa< tluit when Willie grea 1- wtented with his earnings as a tirl.-rman, he w«<at ti> sea to make more money, ni the Ijojw of wedding me tlie I was not strong enough for a flslxerinan's wife." he said, “and he hoped to be able to keep me like a.lady!" Just as ■ Ine afternoon I wax wandering rather dweon'-olately on the beach. feeling low and hupeteas, wishing for Willie and bethi-*, boat, called tn me as I past by. Elsie. come here and tall me what you think o' my bout?" be cried in a more vr.e'-ry voice titan usual, and glad to be good-natured when I could, I stopped and admired the flue new boat he had just taught with the money an uncle had left him. • “But you've got no name for her," I said at laat; "what are you going to call her?" That depends on you," he replied, looking up quickly; “if ye don't object, I would name her ‘Tlu> Bonnie Elate.' " That would never do. I thought an a minute, it would be all over tlie place at once that Edam Carr had called his boat after Elsie Wilson, and that she was “off with the old love'and on with the new." “You mustn't do that," I demurred as gently as I could; “there's prettier names and Luues too, for that matter, in tlie Jilace!" HU face changed for the worse in a moment, and an angry light biased in hw eyes. . . "I’m not to hev yer name then, forbye yerself ?" “It wouldn't do, Edam; folks would talk, and—and Willie might be vexed," 1 went on hesitatingly. What a coward I was to be sure! It was with the great<*t difficulty in the world I managed to bring out my real objection, And yet I was so pround of being Willie's swuet- "He’s not yer man yet that he should mind," Edam replied sulkily; and then under his breath, “Maybe he never will be ither." I heard tho oud of tho sentence, low as it was muttered. “An’ what's to hinder, if we’re both of cue mind about it?" I said sharply, ioring my temper a bit at his obstinacy. “Who knows? He might get a wife where he's gone, and ho might never lutid at once. “I’m a bit queer in the temper, Inft I wouldn't like to vex you. my veins, to bo plunged headlong into eternity. I gave one loud deepairing cry. dare to talk? “Oh, Wtlliu, Willie! can you not hear StiU I baaitated. me, my iweettamt, my darling! If you •D’r, thin, if. «ue? n, «« h- K.™ wore only by 1 know you could save me. <a^“ f “I “ •« th. d,,. Li.t,n^ Ila for your aake I die, Willie; but I love And in th, hn.i, wUch ortra you no, I love you so 1" die, Elsie, for ye sludl never lie a K«hi we could diacinctl, Uiet <r»np. mounmut. ntwm wiuck wv •Iwy. u, -Th, een i, «Uiu,.” 1 sank down in the Iwttom of the boat hoSS *qUKk '!1““ “<«« «» and ckMod my eye*. I could not look at my deaili. though I knew now it must come. A dull stupor crept over me, and the agony of fear which held me before to be ou, «ud la again tor all tliat." was gone. Was it my disordered imag­ Then. eouwtbins in Um ton, which ination which made me think something J|laPp^n‘-'d which sounds, perfectly nOd. me doubtful; but 1 did no, wemTto , «-em u oowud: co before long we wore incredible ? It was getting too dark to distinguish out o, Ute open «», uckinu end tunumt to cutch Urn breeze. There we. more m plrnnly, but, surely, that was Edam Um! tonh.r out time ooUmre, but etui Ean- ■ big form I saw at the other end of the boot stooping over a coil of rope? Then who was the nuui busied with T bo“ - “ “ re.t, ud re? —•> 10 mmuge u enr bowl the sail in tho center of it?' We were shut off from all human help rV‘U truvee there in the midst of a howling tempmt, Uke a bird. “She’s a bonnie one to go. Edam." I and yet some one had managed to come said after ft little; but I got no reply. on board, and evidently to give us assist­ h* eyes fixed upon the ance. No other vessel could possibly distant sky, and I could see he was think- have approached us while my eyre were mg something ovw very deeply. I fol­ shut, certainly not without my hearing lowed tlie'direction of his eyei, and did h* '' here then had this stranger come “.‘J0'*. prospect. A gleam of sickly All these thought flashed tlirough my yellow hght lay low down to the water, but above that were piled maaoes ot mind, but at tlie time I was too HtupeMy faculties heavy gray clouds, without a break save tied to wonder much. in pne place, where it was as though a **emed dulled, and I could neither suf­ mighty Itand had pushed them aside to fer nor fear any more. I simply waited for the end. I could see dimly the aliarp make* space for the tempest to break through. All around this space was ridge of rocks wo were nearing, and hurry and confusion, while the rest of from which nothing short of a miracle the sky was sullen and qufet. Far out, now could keep ua. But this miracle did take place. Ail the Hckly gleam on tlie honKn was repeate.1 on a gray green sea, nearer, the at once our course changed and the ixiat dark, waves were beginning to show tops turned from its dangerous way. Then, and not till .then, did Edam seem to of white. I did not like the prospect, nor did I awaken to the knowledge tliat bo was With a like the notion of being out there on that no longer managing affaire. ongry-looking waste of waters at tlie sudden oath he started up and crept for­ ward. mercy of Edam Ciur and his caprices. When he got to the figure standing “Don’t you think we should go back now. Edam?" 1 askixl timidly; “it doesn't with its back toward him, I saw him look;over well out yonder," and I pointed raise his arm to tlirust it imide. Then slowly, slowly it turned and looked him to the far sea. “Leave that to me, Elsie, ma dartin'!" straight in the face. He cried out wildly, “God help me, He had no right to call me his durlifig. but I was liegmning to be very much for I'm mad now, anyway!" and, throw­ afraid, and so I said nothing about tlist. ing up his arms, he leapt overboard into the seetliing waves. But all at once a rush, a ^hirl, and a I watched iiim strike out when he rose, roar caused me to scream otft, as a squgll but I was too jMiralyzed to scream oven. ■truck our little craft and made it heel over, wetting me to the skin at the same He had not a chance in that terrible sea, time. As a matter of fact, we fisher but was thrown like a bit of floating weed upon the very rocks bo liad been loMtea are not at all brave upon the m o, though it tnay la* almost our native de- steering for, clung there a moment, only nitiAt. There are very few Grace Darl­ to be swept back by a return of the wares. I saw this in the last lurid s|reak. ings amongst us. Indeed, we liardly of light which flashed across the water, ever venture into a boat at all. So it is liefore the night came, and in it were not to be.wondered at that my courage shown at hist tho features of my strange sluxild fail utterly when we began to ship companion. Was it all a dream? I did not know even then, nor did I feel “Oil, take me home, Edam, or I knowafraid, but as those eyes met mins a well never win bock at all!" thrill ran through me. and 1 n-vik into But he took no notice, more than to unconsciousness. Late that night, when put things right and tiglit in a skillful i»>me of the men went down to see tliat way ! couM not but admire, however their boats were w?cure, they found Adam angry I begun to feel towards him. Carr’s new b*»t safely drawn up on tho “Are you never going to turn, Edam beach, and me lying in it bi a dead Garr?" I broke out at last. faint.. A suspicion which' I had ofter heard After that came a time of dull, stupid breathed Id the,'Village came back to me miserj- to me. I could never answer then, and 1 trembled for our lives. They questions, nor give any account of that said “Edam Carr was gottin' the name dreadful evening, aavo that Adam Canqueer look as his feythor had afore h< had gone mad and jumped overboard, went out of his heid and drowned his­ and had been dashed against the “Ribs self!" and remembering this and tlie few of Death," and that I fainted when this words his mother had whiiq»ered, I in- happened and knew no more. But then, cliaed to think he was mad at times. how had the l>oat been brought into When I apoko he laughed out loud. It port, they asked? My story was proved was the first time I had ever heard him true'by poor Adam’s body being washed laugh, and it gave me an'odd feeling. ashore two days after. For long tlie “rjii'you're afraid, ma bonnie Elsie ? It’i people looked at mo strangely. Their a lung Ume since you and I were as much sujierstition mndo them regard me as alone togethec as we ore now, nothing “uncanny," and shim me as something but the boat that holds us two on nil tiial they could not account for. Besides; in­ world o’ water 1 Eh, but it's fine to havt stead of the sea claiming its victim, as you all to mysel' like this I" they expected it to do. I had be*® mirac­ "Are you mad?" I exclaimed, my ulously saved from it! thought taking words all unconsciously. I often wonder I did not go mad my­ Edam laughed again, that horrible, selIf during that dreary time. cruel laugh which had no mirth in iL •For 1 settled in my own mind clearly “Maybe. Socnetimes I think 1 am enough how it was. I should n*ver see myself, but if I am, it's for love o' you." my bonnie sweetheart more. I had not His eyes were so bright and so wild I a doubt that he wm dead, anti tliat my could not bear to look al them, and liis cry for help had brought him in the hand, as he took hold of mine, burned spirit to my assistance. For awhile I nursed my sullen grief in silent; but at with fever. Tor mercy'■ sake. Edam, take care I. last Mi** Ashford’s kindness broke down If ye don' mind we'll be both in the the barrier, and I told her everything. Only for that, and because she did not water." • -An' what o’ that» At any rate well laugh at me, and believed that I spoke drown together, and ye’ll never belong the truth, I should have lost my senses or my life, for the secret wm killing me. to another man." I clasped my hands in an agony of '“Truly there are utrango mysteries we urror. Oh, what a fool I hail been not can not hope to be revealed in this life," to have guessed what might happen ! I she said solemnly. “Hast thou, which art thought of the poor bairns at home wait­ but air, a touch. * feeling, of their afflic­ ing for me now to give them their mip- tions?" I wooM trynot to thhlk 100 peni, and hear their prayera. and tuck much about it Elsie; ami don't give way them up in their ImhU. and the tovrx to despair, above all. Think how the lit­ rolled down my cheeks at the thouglrt tle ones need you." It was all very well to talk, and I did of how long they might haveto wait “Oh, Edam, I didn’t think you could trv honestly; but I couldn't help think­ be eo cruel !" I said between my oota. ing of my boy during the long, dreary whiter nights, after the children had But even the tears failed to move him. pone to bed, and I wm left alone by tlie “You have been cruel enough to meit*s my turn now !" hs answered sullenly. Rhmmering firelight. Then the tmrt would oome. and. oh! it felt so lonely, M he altered the «ailBy tiiis* time the lurid gleam h*d •>“ and life so sad wanting him. I was rifting thus one night, leaning moat died out from tlie sky, and all was my cheek upon my hand, and toe dark around us. The wind wm blowing stocking I was knitting for one of die strongly, and hurrying the of clouds across the heavens at headlong bairns had fallen upon tlie floor, while 1 gaxsd into the dying embers. How long ,p„a. utd t~nnS 1 th. u“lUJS 1 sat I know not, but suddenly tlie coals t„r. How ou, little lx»t lived M *U *» fell together and flared up into a blaze, and there, on the other side of the «,cb > etorm u more then I can underhearth, stood Willie, my Willie, laugh­ «und. In Ibe hand. u« • ing down at me. aoced Hnumau we ehould have been j screamed and covered my eyes. 1 dared nut look at what seemed confirma­ “-D^'e pity on »« owe that bare only me to loolt to, Edam tion of my worst fears; but in d moment warm, living arms were round myneck. ~~*Ar it ie^ear Edam now you're In siy and 1 was clasped to a strongly beating “ T* “ "■’•re. quietly after a moment “I did not know what to say. It would i*» vm’i win safe to land ? Elsie, if you 11 not be wise to offend him more than I my’you'll be nta wife I'll make for shore had been unlucky enough to do already. There was no harm in sailing out a mite . “I*u run U» straight on to the Ribs o or so, providing he would promise to bring mo hack then. But, could I trust t>e*dbMdtl»reHjb.m.t.nd«'ll liim? His motl come up wbjle dream in which I called on him for help; though he always declares he can npt re­ member anything more about it Incver look at the “Rile of Death" without a shudder and a sigh for poor Edam's terribh death, and nothing will once. But I do not insist upon it with Willie, for he does not like mo to talk about it. Ho wants my life to be sunny, and full of hope and joy and love, and does his bust to make it so, now that 1 am his wife.—Lilliaa Waucrmann in Belgravia. Prof. X.. an excellent educator and prafpund student, who does not spurn a reaa<inable aliaro of homely household duties that falls to the lot of every head of a Now Eegiand family of moderate circumstances, was in hw den deeply nbsori«.'d । in the contemplation of an abtrnse subject, when his wife opened the door and called softly to him: “My dear, could you help us in our house-cleaning by beating just tiiroe rugs that you’ll find out under the south window of the parlor? If you will, please take them out into the bock yard and beat them and hang them on the line, and I’ll be so much obliged." Thu professor arose, seized his most serviceable walking-stick, and went out into the yard, still deeply absorbed in the learned meditations tliat had occupied him in tho house. He took one of tho three rugs from under tlie parlor win­ dow; transferred it to tjie back yard, beat it long and manfully, and hung it on the line. When he came back for another nig he was still too much ab­ sorbed to notice tliat there were still three rugs under the window, and when he liad beaten another and had hung tliat out and had come back again, and there were still three rugs under the. window, his meditations never switched off from tlie subject of their concentra­ tion to the regular and mysterious re­ newal of tlie third rug. And so he kept on beating those three rugs' and meditating until the morning grew to midday and the proftaMor began to grow hungry; and when the yearn­ ings of appetite actually brought his contemplation down to sublunary tilings, it occurred to him to look at tlie clothes line, and there he counted no less than sixteen rugs, all beautifully beaten.— Bunton Record. 'I was conversing with a local physi'tan. nt no mean scientific standing and •ittainment, on tlie subject of anatsthesia, .ind ho told me that it was a curious fact, not generally understood, that an accelerated circulation of the blood. However produced, would cause a pro|i>rtional iniMgviibility to pain. This ac­ celeration, ho said, might bo produced try taking nitrous oxide, called laughing gas, or by running violently up a flight of stairs, or by simply breathing rapidly. It Instantly occurred to nie that this was an explanation of several phenomena in litis line. Every one who Has received a wound in battle, or who lias been pounded and scratched in a fist-fight, knows how that he was at first wholly Or partly insensible to three injuries. This insensibility ia usually attributed, andproptfly enough, to “excitement," but It is not generally known that ex­ citement produces it by means of a quickened circulation.—Cor. Chicago Journal. . ft Is altogether probable that the fait? substance obtained} from the wool cf sheep—which baa heretofore been treated as a waste matter, costly to get rid of, and not worth preserving—will take rank among the valuable staples of produc­ tion. In a paper read by Dr. Thomas O. Morton before the College of Physicians of Philadelphia in April, he called atten­ tion to the value of this substance to the medical fraternity, on account of its re­ markable compliance to capillary action, developed when applied to the human skin. It is so easily and rapidly absorbed tliat it becomes a most convenient ve­ hicle for the introduction into the sys­ tem of other incorporated substances. Being innocuous in itself it is an excel­ lent base in the preparation of all oint­ ments and unguents intended for the ex­ In 1823 tlie rates of postage were, for a single letter of one piece ot paper, for any distance not exceeding thirty miles. b cents; over thirty miles and not ex­ ceeding eighty miles, 10 cento; over eighty miles and not exceeding 150 miles, 12 1-2 cents; 150 and not exceeding 400 miles, 18 3-4 cents; over . 400 miles, 25 rents. Letters composed of two pieces of paper were cliarged double those rates; three pieces were charged triple tuple postage.—Tho Argonaut. A Philadelphia physician says that a great deal ot what passes for heart dis­ ease is only mild dysjicpaia, that nervous­ ness commonly is bad temper, and that two-thirds of so-called malaria is nothing but laxineso. Imagination, he nays, is responsible for a multitude of ills, and he gives xi an instance the case of a clergy­ man who after preaching a sermon would take a teaspoonful of sweetened water, and doze off like a babe, under tlie im­ pression tliat it was a bona tide sedative. —Scientific American. The United States have nearly three timre as many doctors as England, and nearly four times os many as France in proportion to die population.—Chicago Journal. _________________ A St Louis newspnper claims to have “What, what ails thee, sweetheart? printed a history of the last man who One would any you’d seen a ghost!" was killed in die war of the rebellion. I did not tell him then Uiat 11id taken him for one. Th. tears wsre turaedinto There are 8,000 journals published in team of joy at onou, and the world Asia, of which no fewer tlian 2,000 sp­ s^med bright and gay now Willie was M Mm a IMi .rttiALA w> much ixdsBDr, be only pointed rJdef physician of the Cbintwo tailor. “In fact, not on- man in 500 over looks dressed, no matter how well made or expensive his clothing may bo. Tho trouble is. most men do not cultivate aivo garments I can turn out, and no matter how bard I may strive to give them the value of their money their clothing will look little better than, a cheap ready-made suit would on the *ome For Pain ‘As An illustration I will relate A- wealthy Chicago lawyer came in to se­ lect a dress suit His ideas regarding styles had undergone no change in the last forty years, and he wanted his suit made after about tho same stylo as my father wore a half century ’ ago. By degrees I shaped his ideas to suit tho style* of the present and he finally cut short his order by telling me to go ahead and make the garments to suit myself. This I did, and a more per­ fect-fitting and elegant suit of clothing was never turned out from the establish­ ment Last Suwlay I saw him at church me as looking like a wood-chopper decked out in store clothes. After ser­ vice his wife upbraided me for not mak­ ing her husband's clothing fit better, and Monday. he brought the suit back to be altered.* I explained to him that it was not the fault of the suit but of the wearer, and finally persuaded lum to let me renovate his person. “I began by heading him to a barber­ shop, wliere his bushy hair, and beard were trimmed to a pnqier length. Then I gave directions for a now pair of shoes, selected him a stylish silk hat, and pur­ chased shirts, collars, cuffs, and cravats that were becoming. Last night when I saw 1dm at the opera there was not a better dressed man in the audience. Tiffs shows that no matter how well made the clothes may be the rest of the toilet must be in keeping with them, and unless a man has a cultivated taste ot his own he had better leave the selection at his wardrobe to his tailor if he wants to dress correctly."—Chicago Tribune Inter- it is found that the sooner antiseptic liquids are injected into the veins or ar­ teries of a recently killed animal, the more effective they become to preserve tho meat owing to the peculiar absorbent properties of recently killed animal flesh. What is called Gannot's process, having for its object the preservation of butchers* meat In the fresh state, consists in In­ jecting n solution of sulphate ot alumina or chloride of aluminum into the carotid artery of the slaughtered animal as soon as the biood ceases to flow, both ex­ tremities ot the Jugular vein being pre­ viously tied. Nine to twelve quarts of specific gravity of 10 to U degrees Baumo are Sufficient tor au oX; a less quantity be­ ing required In winter than in summer. When the animal has been well blest and the injection skillfully performed, it Is scarcely perceptible that tlie animal has undergone any preparation. The Injected animal is cut upas usual and when intended.to lie eaten within two or three weeks, merely requires to be hung up in a dry. airy situation free from files.—New York Market Journal fr»e from SAFE. SURE. PfiOMPT S.'-,-".:SATHL0FH0RM “ CAP AF Physical excess is a crime against nature, the penalty for which will be im­ placably laid on. You may bo able to postpone it for years, but I do assure you that the day of judgement ia coming your way. And its claims are relentless! No set-offs are permissible in our dcal- Dr. Horowitz, of Frankfort-on-theMain, has published a work autitted “Judische Aerate in Frankfurt,7’ in whiclT tho author mentions tho |fact that as SODA For Baking Purposes. Best in the World. in that city ua doctors. They especially devoted themselves to opthalmia.—Chi­ State of Michigan, county of Barry,—**. At a Miaalou of the Probate Court for the cago Herald. County ol Harry, boldrn at the Probate Offloe in the City of Jtartlnn*. tn said county, oo Thursday. I.tlw I- tke. Mr. Charles E. Fitch, of The Rochester Democrat, who ia lecturing on “Journalism" at Cornell university, estimates tliat the average income of the newspapaper man is |700, against <650 of a lawyer and <600 of a clergyman.—Chi­ cago Journal. The various libraries of Edinburgh con­ tain a total number of 750,000 volumes, equal to 3.24 volumes per head of tho population. Thia proportion is exceeded by only three largo cities in tlie world, Munich, Washington and Borne.—For­ eign Letter. ...... In the matter of the estate of Burwell J. Scudder, a minor. On readliwaml niltiRthcpeUtlou,dulyrertfted, of John J. Perkin*, gusrdlsn ot said minor, praying Uial be may be lleeuted to sell certain real estate In said petition described, for rea­ sons therein set forth. minor and nil other pervotis Interested tn Mill rstiie. .ire required to appear at a seartoci of «ald court, tlieu tn lie hullfall at the Frobate Office in the city at Harting*. In said county, and show cau»c. If any there be. why the prayer at theawtitiotier should nrt be granted And It Is further ordered. I..THint saidI..petitioner give notice per prtnteo and elrculaiwl Barry, oner In racli n-rekl Recently published French statistics show that there are over 2,000,000 men of mature years who utterly fail to ap­ preciate the beauties of matrimony. In other ^words, nearly one-fourth of the by the Heart of hvaminen lor boMtng adult male population of France are hniUed public examinations for teacher* tu Barry coun­ ty. The secretary Is authorized to laoue saMtal bachelors. errtincate*. wlUcb are valid only until the next public exaniluatkKw. Natuntoy. An«u*ts®h, Hartings. Coffee, if taken iu the morning on on Frtdiy.Hept. i«h. Middleville. Fridai, .Hept. 3Uh. Hlcvory CortMirs. empty stomach, is said to act as a pre­ Friday and Saturday. Oct. sate and BKh, at ventive against infectious diseases. Hasting*. Friday, Nov. mb. al NashvIUe. It 1» expected that all who InteaA to U*eh and ■ What is said to be the largest schooner in the world win soon be launched at Bath, Me. She will have a coal-carrying and teacher* are urgently reqnertcd to be prrscapacity of 2,600 tons. ent al the opening. F.xamtiuUloua wlU be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Caattdalaa New York has boarding-houses for for a third grade rertineate mu-t pms a satis­ vxMinlnailon In ortiiOBrapliy, reMHng, birds, whoee owners have left the city factory iieuniauirtnp, anllmietlc. grammar, goagraphy. during the summer months. V. m. ilWory, civil govertimMit. Sway bad art A farmer at Newberry. Tenn., has a hen that takes care of 170 young chickeus and one little turkey. Forty-seven thousand flats are said to be for rent in Paris. They would accom­ modate S'lXJ.OOO people. ry. With a rtawitirx i>'4 l-wrer than .Hrliou) off,, vrs (i dtally invited tabs �= HUTUM. Mkm, •'««* It, >«. name was withdrawn by CJcvefctnd be­ cause it was proven that be w» unfit for any office. Collector Bancroft, of Fort Huron, and Col. Sanford, post­ master of Lan&tag. were both rejected, and in a very large meesure the charges upon which they were rejected were 1‘hila.ielphia Times: The free-trad­ er* are learning slowly. A little while ago they were all demanding unlimited fre^trade. Now they want free-trade in everything except what their own states happen to produce. In another year or two they may have a little more wisdom and advocate the judicious protaetion of all native industries. Time knocks wisdom into a great many heads. Republican Cwuty ConvenUnn. There will be an open bolt from the greenback convention in case of fusion, and the opponents of a further surren­ der of party principlefl to get offices for a few selfish men will be led by the brainiret and liest of the greenback party in thia state. The democratic quarrel in Wayne county grows apace. Boes Dickinson county committee.and also to nominate ranrtl- is bound to down Congressman Maydit<w for count/ officers and ropreMmtaUve iu •be Stall- legldatsre. will be held tn the Court bury, and tho latter is as fully deter­ roem In the city of HaHiugn on mined that there will be a mighty live­ ly funeral when he goes under. l*rtnciplefl to the dogs; the offices to ourselves; the votes shall come from our dupes. These words are the plat­ form on which the greenback leaders of Michigan stand who favor fusion. 'Under a raaotttUon adopted Aurart inh. ICT. in all probability there will be a UMaerecal Urennblps and wards arc eattUod ta dstagales as follow*: straight-out greenback convention call­ ed in this state by the members of that party who object to playing taii-ender* to the fusion business any longer. CMUetoo ................... fluting* . Harting* City, tri warn Boss Dickinson says he doesn’t want “ Jd “ . to lie V. 3. Senator. Very kind of the Boss. He win have do chance if be Hope. iretag deaired. Joitmtown M»(4e IRMI ■ rrtj? »1 :■ The following sound democratic doc­ Pralrieelllr trine appeared as an editorial Jp the Mantetw Democrat, and exprrasro to Yankee Hprtnr-. the letter the sentiments of that party. A eorrvspundent asks;. "Can a demo­ We urge upon the repnbUcziu ot tiro «ereral crat l-r a prohibltlonlsp** No; he can­ township! the Importance of calling Uielr etui- not. A republican may be a prohibi­ cu»es ut convenient date*, and attending tlrom tionist, but the moment a man Believes M largely a* ponalble. that the state should prohibit the niauu\ . CLEMENT SMITH. X7 r. aTbhemxin. factwre.or sale, or use of wines, liquors, F.MORY.PAEADV. Republican (kmnty KxeectiveCOm. or beer, cideg. etc, he ceases to be a democrat; just as sure as a man ceases to be Christian when he does not be­ lieve in the existence.of Cod. The republican convent to Muaiorial district ut MidiI K, counties of Barry mid Ea The following appeared in a recent ItaCX'x opera house, la the at 10 o'clock In the forenzx r Wednesday, Issue of the Telegram-Herald, Grand it!-."’ ft Rapids: Jno. H. Dennis, of Hastings, publish­ er ot the Hasting* JonrnaL k greenback paper, and fusion candidate for Comcouvrutioo at i«h tae buris ut rrurewnta- mhaioner of the State Land Office in ttoa will be ba follows: each prrelnet will lie entitled toowdeMtate tor frran-l^OS ot popu- 1884. was in town yesterday. In con­ totton and frarilosThrreof. if nld fraction ex- versation with a reporter he said: “That CTwsi MO, »t>d each )>m-lnrt «haU lie entitled to settles the whole business. The cow­ sttowuonedetocife. W. H. PACKARD. ardly pocket veto of the Morrison reso­ lutions by President Cleveland practic­ ally settles the quertlou of fusion in Michigan. 1 for one feel averse to The repub Mean cuugrtwrioual convention for farming an alliance with the democrat* the nomination of a candidate tor rongreas for under the circnmatances. except they 'he third eongrewilons! district and for the denounce the course of tlie President, which they are not very apt to do. Greenbackers cannot do so consistently and 1 am in favor now df the party go­ ing it alone. I do not believe a combi­ nation can now L>e effected, whereas be­ Chairman fore it was practically u good as set­ tled." J ohn left for home last evening, and ut the meeting of the Barrv county REPCBL1CAX CAUCUS NOTICES. greenlmek convention next Saturday an interesting circus may lie looked for. Additional Local Items. Al Maple Grtnre Center, Tliurwday, Auenst 12th., Pomona Grange Mektino.—The M2 o'clock p. rn. following is the program of Burry ■Kvixa. At Town Hall, Irving, Saturday. Angus: nth. County Pomona Grange to be held with Prairieville grange ta their hall Atllab Town Thttraday, Aururt August 27th, *80, at 10 o'clock a. In.; .< ■> House, RnUand. ... Music—Pomona grange choir. Opening address—Bro. C. Honevwell. Response—Bro. C. H. Briggs. At Town Hall, HtMtlng* Towu*hlp, Saturday, Finish the work of last meeting. Awran 1UU. at i oMock p. ni. Whoat culture, the best varieties etc. iiot-k rowssHjy. At Hope Center store. Friday, A'tiKiitt 13. nt t —llrue. J. Barber, A. Francisco, A. o’clock p. m. Porker and others. ■ Essay. Why am l a Patron SfoterSister H. Brainard. Paper. The Trials and llcasuns of Farm Life—Sister E. Honeywell. • At Town Hull. Assyria, HaUirday. August Hill. Song—Brother A. Norwood. -■ Queston, “AreLawyeni better fitted At Town Kall, W.xMfcuid, WedueMtay. Anp. IH. for Public Duties than other Men?"— BroiM. Hsinmond, 11. Bownell, C. Newland, and others. - Recitations-Sisters Lida Newland, Ella Barrett, Jennie Brainard, Mattie Otis and Mattle Brown. EDITORIAL NOTES. Selections—Sisters M. Francisco, H. Honey well. L. Ot is, A. Parker. Music. Onr Home In the Grange­ A» was expected; congress adjourned without doing anything. The Morri­ Hickory Grange. Paper. What Product of the Grange son bill was killed in the house of its Yields theb«KtReturns?—Bro. H. Hon­ f rtends. the democrats, who are hope­ ey welL The Outlook for the Future—Bro. lessly divided on the tariff quod ion. The Cullom inter-state commerce bill, Norton. Recitations—Sisters Anna Travis and which passed the republican senate Ella Stone. wan strangled to death by the demo­ The unwritten work will be exempli­ fied by the Sec. if required. It fo ear­ cratic bouse. In short, the present democratic house of repreoentativea la nestly required that new members will attend. conceded by leading democratic papers MBH. X. SLAWSOX. to the weakest, most extravagant most hopelessly and helplessly divided of Another of those happy gatherings any in history. Its succeroor will have for which So. Boston is noted, occurred a republican majority. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Par­ son?, last Friday, it being the Wth an­ The Democrat of lost week had what niversary of bln birthday. His children it termed a sample Banner editorial. and same of his relative* and many We might if we would retaliate by re- friends decided to give him a surprise, and made a decided success of it. The company numbered over one hundred, about one-fifth of them coming from of HiUsdale, horses seemed to worry him some, but they were soon made comfortable at hfo home and st his nelgtborB'. but the more important subject in h!s mind. Creek his borse took fright, ran away and threw him out of the wagon, hurt­ ing him quite badley. this anxiety m we noticed a procession resembling a “water brigade" in the Tuwdav rdrh{ shout t™ o’clock army carrytag baskets and other pack■wesfrom the carriages to the bouse <nwjbod,’ ww osrUed >7 th" "L <* which we learned when wo arrived al -lire?' but It proved to be the dinner table were filled with alarge mull outhowe belooglM to lari. variety of a fanner’s home, viz: fried Prfar Falk. Suppored t» here chicken, chicken pie, ro*rt turkey, roast Mt od fire by some »inall boy". Threat* pig and a portion of u beef creature, and were made of having them urrestccl trult from peaches up to bee fruit; and after tlie tables had been filled several qSl“ hoped tirnea, there seemed to be an abundance left. After this pleasant part of the there will be an example made of some programme had been finished, as many one tMifore long. Tlie fusion 1st* held their caucus tart as could, got In bearing distance of Rev. Mr. Towner as he presented with ap­ Saturday to elect propriate remarks in behalf of the do­ coontv convention. L. W. WIng. D. nors, a long list of presents, among Klingensmith, Job England and Mark which were gold bowed spectacle, Earl are the ones that will represent from hfo children, a magnificent hang­ the party. , o Sherman Rock and Charley Brown, ing lamp from friends in Carlton and a large eaav chair from friends near his of Toledo, O., visited at Mr. Crawford s home. 'Die remainder of the day was last Saturday. Goo. Jessup and a friend from Loa spent'by some in visiting, others ta playlog ball. We think It was decided Anglos, C*l.. also the Mtesee Flow*. by all that the day wm pleasantly spent, ofl’ralrievUle. visited friends in this and individually we say that we hope place tart week. . Republican caucus next Saturday. to meet the Carlton friends often ta the Mrs. Chas. Terry, of Mata well, visit­ future. ed at 8. M. Nichoh'last week. ’ Ben Wing is able to cad I on his friends EDITOR BANNER: . Permit me through your columns to again. Mra. Henrv Lewis will start Thurs­ espoime the cause of the 8.0. V. camp day for Charlotte to visit her mother located in your city in regard, to the picnic held at Morgan’s landing the 21st and sister. of last July. We hear the remark The conversation was about Bishops, quite frequently that the “S. O. V. had and one fervent dame .said; "How a deuce of a time; then again that they good the dear Bishop of Peterborough banded together for the sole purpose of is! What a good mon!” Instantly, a having a drunken time." Now in onr gentleman replied:—“There foment in opinion. It was not the intention of the that. Bishops ought to be no. They boys to indulge in drunkenness nor rowdyism; but a few designing persons thought, that it would be a good time nothing; and moot of us are." to ply their trade, even to the detriment Mr. Bell, on becoming Governor ot of the good name of the & O. V. Also that they might thereby cart a alur on Texas, Itegxn. his inaugural address the G. A. IL, as they are tjver ready to with, “Fellow-citizens, in the, chaste and beautiful .language of Job.’Now is do wherever an occasion offers. There were but very few of the metuliers of the Ute winter of our discontent _ made S. O. V. present, not more than six. and glorious summer by the sun of York.*” I think less, consequently it would not The result of this reimiritaMe pronunIm proper to call it an 8. <). V. picnic. ciainento was that the Governor was Yet notwithstanding the small number overwhelmed with gifts of Bible* from of S. O. W it would undoubtedly have every State and from foreign lands. went off all right had a few nf the "Well, what do yon want hero?” said slums of society staid away. But most Mr. Smith as he sat up in bed and ad­ all gatherings are cursed more or leas dressed a professional burglar, who with this filaJl. It does not seem right stood in front of the bureau. "1 want that the boys should have to stand money and l’>oD<te." said the burglar sponser for bad conduct of a few de­ signing persons. We also hear the re­ through his clenched teeth, “and Ito quick- about it, too." “My friend," re­ mark that that picnic will be a. black murk with you old veto. All that we torted Smith, "I’ve bern looking fur those things for the last twenty years have to say is that any person that will without success, but go on with your lay on the shoulders of the old veterans burglary. I'm sleepy." tlie doings of any party other tlian Wife (who had been sitting up): their own doings, is vary shallow-pated and must certainlv have lost their “Well, th|3 is a pretty time to be com­ ing home!—Four o'clockr Husband sense If they ever had any. (who had taken nothing but one glass Come, stop this useless sling at either of the above mentioned organizations, of a curious coiupouna spoken of by unless you have just grounds for the himself as whiskenwarra";: “Whii’ you mean, madam, by •forklock T Un­ same. fortunately for you, madam, it sho ’appons, couriousnuff, 1 pandi'd Trinity, To the many friends and neighbors, madam, and heard it strike one (hie) several times, madam r who were so kind and considerate dur­ Pastor: "You have not been to ing the sickness and burial of onr son. church for sometime/ Member: we wish to express our heartfelt thanks. “WeU.no. You see. 1 go to the theatre SuclT services as these we cannot hope every Saturday night, and coming out to repay, except by like manifestation of the hot auditoritiin into the cold of sympathy to others sorely afflicted. air always gives me such a cold that f MR. AND MBH. J. M BAUER. have to stay at home *11 day Sunday to nurse IL" Pastor: “Put the question We wish to express our thanks to all of theatre-going aside; why not, if you those who so kindly assisted us during wftl go. select Monday night /• Mem­ lour late affliction. May they never ber: -I am afraid . I might catch cold lack such triends in every season of at church, and that would prevent me from attending thel theatre. trouble and sorrow. A church pillar.--Y«," aald the ALFRED K. TOW HER. MK8. WILL BOORAM. widow Brown. “Iteacon Blank is one of the pillows of our church." “Wdl," Fbox gband Hadids. .snapped Min LitUe Ttirtta, “I'm glad I EDITOR BANNER: don t belong to a church that has to be No rata and terra jirma drv, very bolstered up by such a num as he fo." dry. Grand river unusually low. “He hasni a feather’s weight of In­ In the police court about half a dozen fluence,” observed Sister Harding, tramps and drunks are disposed of eve­ threading the point of ber needle. ry morning. have always regarded him as ii sham." Swkrtt A 'Wiggin’s dime museum said the other Deacon’s wife. -I know and Smith’s operahave closed for vaca­ he’s always a wet blanket al our part­ tion, during which time the former ies. pouted Mbs Lily. The deaarn will transform the present place into a coming in just tlien, all the tadles said palace and a month later open a popu­ in chorus: “Oh! Deacon, you’re just lar cheap price Canal SL theatre. the one we want to select texts." Cur­ Many houses in the dtv are deserted, tain!—Detroit Free Press. their occupants living in various resorts in the state. Ottawa Beach is the fav­ orite resort of this place. More than a Tlie uutrketM of IrkuUX are rui iuterhundred summer cottages have and are being built at the new found* watering eeUng night in winter time, for cvexytliing on tale i* fnurn solid. Finh iCre The salvation array an- again under piled up in stacks like *o much eordarrest as a nutamce. Their tambour­ w«<d, and meat likewise. All kinds uf ines are silent and they never speak as fowl are timijary frozen and idled tip. they pass by. Their present mode of attraction Is carrying torches. Every­ Some animate brought into the uiarhot body dislikes (heir crazv modes Ot serv­ whole are propped up on their hind leqs, and have the appearance of being iwting the Lord. •tedmond’s opera house in :i few dins ually alive; anti ft* you go throagh the will pass into the. hands ut oue of 65 - market* you seem to b« *umiundrid 0)0 ticket holders. 20,000 tickets have by living i»igs. sheep, own, fowlg< Itoen drawn from the wh»>el containing But stranger yet, even tho htjuids uro the entire number. The lart ticket Is frozen solid and sohl in btocU. Milk is tile lucky one. Tickets are advancing frozen into a block in thia way, with a ta price in proportion its thev are atring ar wtick frozen into ar projecting drawn. Price of tickets now, S2.bo. A murder occurred Sunday night on from it, fur the convenience of the pur­ W rtrwt. wrot side. James chaser, wlu> can take his milk by tiic Matthews, a idark man, killed Nancy slick and curry it home swung N. Curtiss, a colored woman of £u years, the shoulder. So, in a wuuie which is with whom he was living as hfo wife, unknown in other countrieB, a man can and then cut hfo throat. Jealousy was buy his drink with *a stick in it,’—Cen­ the cause. tra! Liberia Letter. After much time and money being spent upon the eight hour reform, al­ most all are now working ton hours. Weigl, an Auxtrian composer, had WOLVERINE. playod his put all through without talc. S youth h on™ riven u> folly and indiscretion*; and. as a result nervous, and organic debility follow’ memory is impaired, self eon&leoce is lacking; at night bad dreams occur, pre­ mature old age seem? setting in. ruin is humble prayer for Buffalo. N. Y„ the author of a treatise for this dam of patients, and discribe your symptoms and sufferingH. He can ' A BLACK. laxanr. '^ZuLtoley and ACAMPBELL Messrs. A. Black & Co. Hastings, Mich., ’ Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments &-Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that nocomwrtiti. can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand W keep the latest and best designs in onr work; furnish' w mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the « pie, and our largely increased sales show that we are succwa ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we maketi a special object tor Barry County people to buy of us W can and do save money to all who buy our work. ' e We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit th. patronage of all. , ’ A. Black & Co. MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of. TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to-induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. . Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. . Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanArman, * March 10th. 1886. ‘ DUSSELL HAS Demoved HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND ZMlillin.ei’y Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. 17293679 JULIUS RUSSELL ROLLER MILL | \ And other marked improvements will be ;l,.,ue 1 Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the proces.-ion. You will at ^3 new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to .serve tIke pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Thi« i« the Lrtart ud Bert Gasoline Stove. Call and see them- New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. . ty of Plow Pointe, etc., that 1 will sell at a oe over wholesale prices, to close out. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-08-19.pdf 2dd3db9404123cf389525eef7495746a PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 16. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 19, 1886. The Hastings Banner.' BKNTLSY BROS. & WILKINS I Hasting^ Barky Co„ Micil, marshall l. cook. hcbscrifrom rates ADVERTISING RATES: viurnh p-r y«*r-......... ....no* oo lAir*chance for»p«clal position*. JOB PRINTING. pride to felt la the Job Prtntln« De- - oSrel* new; and with the latest faces ot Vf.-. tae most Approved patterns of machinery <mpctant workmen employed, enables the W. LOWRY. M. D., . ilivsiclan, Burgeon and Oculist. 4in td*n or country promptly attended. offre boars-n to 10 x tn and 1 to 3 p. m. TrSphroe »t Holloways drug *tore. -jr Nt-cUl attention paid to surgical diseases . . ,_ _ rlwi m-e and rar. W . H. LANDIS, M. D., Physlcan and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. . one dot south of the post office. will be there d.»y or night.___________ - it. riMMERMAN, •. Hotuaspalhic I’bysician i Surgeon, Fir»t door cast ot Holloways' dra« itore.) F ri.R. We. JONES, P । Dentist. A,: wxx promptly wtended to. uSJeetn Atxiroct Block, HaaUtun, Mich.) R*» ■ rtod calyaet of Abstract Books in Barry E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, —actkei in M courts of the State. Collections ■ . ait-ndiug;to._______________________ fuis'cARVETH. ' Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. MARTIN t. BARKER,Real Estate, JI insurance and Loans. >T:e«r;th J. <}. Kenyan A Non. 2 doors north ui t*(Mtotnce. *p*riata:teu<F>i> ghen to making exchange* 1 property. The interests ot noo-resldent p-r., «»wner» carefully looked alter. Faritu ! otzes tor sale or exchange. Houses and Headquarters FOR Farm Wagons, DtiHt Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS. PINE LUMBER, (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) (PINE AND CEDAR.) Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING 1X.'£^' and MapU, Suh, Dears ui Bis, Comice Mouldings, Inside. Finish & Band Mooldioes Stoop Scrolls & Columns NAPPES A VasAP-MAN. Lawyers. Jhrer Itaiuna* National Bank.) K WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney * ’ At La w and Solicitor in Chancery. IV ILLI AM B. SWEEZEY. •J ustice of the Peace. । niu-etlijn* * specialty. I M. B. GILLASPIE. »• ■** N otary Public. H|rtr«J* Mill,. Window and Door Screens. HFPrices and Estimates given on ap­ plication. BENTLEY BROS. A WILKINS. Michigan Central ABY V. COBB, PaMoNABLE DRESSMAKER, Eepirial Attention Given to Cutting ■<{ Pitting. Pattern* Cut to order. <iver .HchsnU' Store. The Niagara Falls (Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. la it [g38S5355g353j 1 £ 1 IX rolL wife, to .-taiutiel Canon, dated Decet . i(»2. and recorded tn the ofBcr of the r <>f Dee<|« for the county of Barry and i t Wcbtadi,. Jar.nary 3d. ISK3. at * o'clock a t»-r it of murtitaae* on pace VT2; by w «ul t th* jHrwer or nale In said mortgan 4^1 hn« ueeome operative and there la now u>«d to t>c doe and unpaid on said mortgage STATIONS. 1.1-oir.panyinz the *nuw st the ‘itr of thK notice the sum of th'rteen i.:ui<lred and twenty dollars and nlnety■ cent* (tl.ZJO.as.) and the attorney fro A. M. privided । by law. and no proceeding* at •' n <hulty having been taken to collect wue > any pert thereof; how therefore, ............... ... K t; a t« lAreby given that by virtue ot the pow. Hsjmiroofrvtag ............... er of side Ki »*ld mortgage contained, and the statute In iurii case mad* and provided, on Bat•l.»y. tlieixist day of August, A. D. into, at to •> chck in the ton-noon, at the north front door ■r the Uutirt House In the city of Hasting*, Bar-■ ruity. Michigan, (that being the place of i I ir. cit Court (or the county of Ker­ ri-. where said premises are altuntedj there wpl -old at public auction or vendue to the high■ 'Ihid ler. the premise* described in said rnceV Wkc. or *o much a* may be neceaaary to satisfy ’ >• amount dne thereon with interest at seven ;• ;r. -i>t annum and the cost and expenses iu.oeed by law. tacloding an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars a* provided for In said mart-’«• said premise* being described in said ' u follows, to wit: All pieces or parcels ot land lying and be• ar *ittiate the township of HasCUMbi, Bam ’'’•“ty. Michigan, known and described as foL • 'M, t<> wtti tbe west half at south-east quari-ranil the w-st half ot east half of south-east ■tsorter of aecUon thirteen (13). in town three (3) ii 'rth of rtnge eight (fi) west, containing one . • •-<1 and twenty acres of land, more or less iMte <I.May«Hi. I*W. z. KAMU EL CARSON. Mortgagse. CHAS, H. BAUER. Atfy for Mortgagee. K* press. le-U ill h avlug been made in the condition* I‘rvb«t« Order. With (Hwi Ou reading and filing the petition, duly veriO. W. RuooLas. O. ' li. ot KUrabbUi Gnuit, widow of said deeea*ni, pr») lug that John H. Grant or son* other ' J ’«alS*e«" m*y ** ‘ppo,I1W admlnlstra- JJ-R. MARBLE reupo^lT’to ordered, that Thursday. । iii me lorvnoon. oe .>i-a.-inK of said petition, ’be heirs at law ot said dec <11 other persons Interested tn required to appear at a see lion' then to tw holdso at the Probate O HMtlnpe Custom Wool Carding, ON SHORT NOTICE. utwtr should not be granted And it U further ordered that sort re notice to the perse— ——• 1 to be published in J1—1 P*Per printed and Hurry once lu M our streets Wednesday evening, which Young Geick, of Caledonia, ta clerk­ Mrs. O. D. Fisher ta visiting in Prair­ attracted quite a crowd. ing fomW. O. Clark a short time. ieville. Mtaa Ida Cranston ta some better at Geo. Hazen ta making a cellar prepar­ Geek seta himself up forfa professional are* "tertaf MDd hope8 of ber recoverI atory to moving his house and adding a runner and advertised pretty freely wing to the same, which win add much that he would like to try a spurt with That new top buggy, how it glistens to the comfort as well as appearance of the best runner in town. Saturday in the sun! Ob, you ought to see it. night the boys accomodated him by his place. The 2nd nine defeated the Pleasant Lucien Gibbs ta about putting a wall working up a race with L. W. Fenton, Hill nine at the Station Saturday by a under hta kitchen. tvpo in the Republican office. Geick score of 39 to 37. They go to Middle­ The missionary society was pleasant­ proved a swift runner, but was beaten ville Friday of this week. They are ly entertained by Mrs. Buggies on "Wed­ two out oAhree times. the coming nine. ' nesday last. The M. E. Society have purchased Report has it that Mr. Frank Brown The presiding elder failed to put in stained class windows tor their church. and Miss Hart have resolved to try the an appearance till evening. Mr. Brice North-Bart uartxxxm. fortunes and misfortunes of matri­ filled the pulpit as usual during morn­ mony. ing services. Threshing ta nearly over. Mr. D. B. Pratt had the misfortune Walter Kelly has the diphtheria. A targe company are camping on to have a fine two’ year old colt killed Jacob Lehnner's grounds at Wall lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Jewett and by the 7 o'clock train, and Mr. Hoyt All from Battle Creek. daughter and Mrs. Emma Austin, of had one badly injured. Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Geo. Goodyear, NASHVILLE. John has fired hta blank at the repub­ of Hastings, spent Tuesday at George Mra.S,nih Cnv«». ot Chloro, died M hor bom, on Wodanday Too w£ lican bummer; now fire at the demo­ Our village was thrown into a fever Sweet’A 2° “-‘“"tar (oTburtS green once* Leroy Barnum and wife spent Satur­ of excitement this noon by the news that the boiler of a threshing machine day and Sunday at Coats Grove, the Vi1 °r,-bt?r Iwilar “nd mother, engine had exploded on the farm of guests of Anson Wood and family. Mr‘ t£?rFe who were From tbs Herold. Mesara. Furgeson and Davta, and the Jim Childs, northeast bf this place, and so re'-'nt-J '-.tiled from among us and b W‘n «« cemeterv ° N. Brayton and S. Roush were in that two men were InstenUy killed. Misaea Fancher Knd Suttons jvtaiiad at • .■ They were Leonard Garinger and Eu­ Maple Cottage one-day last week, and Mrs. I-eliefa Gesford, of Kalamazoo, Lowell Tuesday. A daughter of Jacob Bensch. of report a good time. gene Darrow. The former was the en ­ a former resident of this place, is visit­ Myrtle Dunbar is spending the week ing old friends and neighbors about Carlton, aged ten, was buried Sunday. gineer, and as he was working on the Farmers who have threshed their engine, packing the pump, at the time town. wheat In this section, report the yield of the explosion, lie was literally aunt. We have several fast young men who good. We were very glad to hear from Kitty blown to pieces, his right leg and arm reside about town. Some of them ran Clover through the col urns of the Jour­ Wm. J. Preston is visiting hb stater, a foot race the other day. One of them Mrs. Mary Ruckle, of Morgan, this blown off, and his body thrown thirty nal last week. Hope to hear from you rods, almost to the kitchen door of won a purse of money; another one week. . Childs’ house. Darrow was hit by again Kitty. cam nt a live Fox, and now Frank has Mr. Furgerson and Miss Fancher vis­ Mr. and Mrs.i Wm. Moon returned either the smoke stack or a piece of the a pt.. for sure—worth running for. Tuesday, after » week’* visit with rela­ balance wheel, and his body crushed in ited friends at Popple Dale a portion of Mr! E. Flansburg, of Kalamazoo, is tive* in (>vld. so badly that he died in a few moments the week. making culls among her many friends _____________________ PANSY. Geo. Perkins sold his valuable driving after the explosion. Dr. Snell, of Ver­ residing here. hone to Wm. Hewitt, of Campbell, last montville, was riding by at the time, MQBXK BARRY. B. Cort right has some sympathizing week. but be was not needed, as no one was F arm era are getting ready for seeding. friends wno regret to learn that his Mrs. M. C. Hayward, of Middleville, hurt aside from the two men killed. Nothing to be beard but steam thresh­ colt took advantage of him while on spent Sunday with her slater. Mrs. Wm. Miss Drusie Hale, of Hastings, is vis< ers through this part of the county. his way to see his beat girl the other Godfrey, of Fillmore. Iting at Harry Hale's. John Harrington was here on a visit night, by sitting down on the shafts of Mrs. W. 1. Washburn, of Carlton, en­ Doc. Goodwin Is visiting his parents from Marshall. his buggy and breaking them, then put­ joyed last week a visit from her broth­ at Marshall. A. Bostwick has bought a fine eolt ting his foot through the dashboard, er, Mr. Fancher, of Indiana. Mrs. David I'arkhunt, of Minnesota, from Myron Simpson. , then through the wheel, thereby mak­ New monuments were placed on the is a guest at L. J. Wilson's. Married, at Bedford, Sunday August ing quite a bad looking rig for going on lota of F. Peck and J. Buffington in the L. n. Felghner and F. B. Cable and 8th, Frank Moon and Miss Jennie Fox, such an errand. Fortunately the colt Freeport cemetery this week. families visited at Olivet Sunday. both of Barn-. We wish them a long escaped without being injured very There will be a Band of Hope picnic There were three scared men jumped and happy life mu.h. at E. D. Jennings' Saturday, Aug. 21st. from a hand-car just below Gregg's Allison Bostwick held hta Sunday Friends of the M. 1‘. church are mak­ A cordial Invitation is extended to all. bridge, west of town, last Thursday school picnic the 4th of Aug. in the ing effoha' to complete all needed re­ Jacob Che^*roi .......................... >ugh has his factory night. Just before the special from woods owned by James Underbill, on pairs on their church before their annu­ hands at w* i his farm in Campbell Charlotte going to the Hasting* fire the band of Pleasant lake. Had music, al conference, which is to be held here township, • g and preparing new struck their car, and smashed it into a speaking, reading and a grand dinner; some time in the near future­ --------------£ thousand fragment. ground io and other enjm-mentd; such as boat-ndMen who are running threshing ma­ A fine lot of concrete walks are being I. N. Ra. JL of Carlton, who was chines about' here say that wheat is injured so sa.«>ely in a runaway a few laid in the village this summer. We not turning out as well this year as it weeks ago, was seen on our streets don’t think there is another town in and Georgie Coleman, of. Beddid last. Wednesday morning. the state the size of Nashville, which ford, are visiting old friends and neigh­ J. W. Ford has returned from Buffa­ The band excursion of which notice has as many rods of this walk. bors in tills part of the country. lo, where he disposed ot his carload ot will be found elsewhere, promises much A couple uf Italians with a tame bear Miss Amanda Wolman, of Iowa, ta hogs picked up about here, and claims enjoyment, and takes place August 19th. were in town last Friday, but were told visiting Wm. Fox and other relative*. to nave lost some money. . The Freeport band have signified their by the Marshal to “make tracks." I N. Kahler ta slowly recovering from Rod Ormsby and wife, ot Dowling, intention of attending. E. L. Parrish is building a new hta illness. were making calls on old friends and Mias Mgmie Motilton is now recover­ house in the northeast part if the town. Willard and wife talk of going to neighbors last week. Everybody is going to the band pic­ house-keeping again. ing from an attack of diphtheria, mak­ Many of the old pioneers of this town­ ing the third one in the family which nic, Wednesday, and quite a number on ship failed to go to the annual meeting. have had the disease in succession. the excursion Thursday. ORANGEVILLE. Some thought it to I* a long ride Mrs. Humphrey «Atkinson is visiting Freeport dealers have already this Died, at the home of his son, Robert through the heat and dust, while some season sold over 500 dozen one and two friends at Y.peilanti. N. Bennet. Orangeville. Barry county. others were necessarily detained at quart fruit cans. Riegler, Roush & Co. W. E. Buel and family are visiting Mich., Aug. 13th IMd, Mr. Robert Ben­ home. have sold oyer JUO dozen; Sisson Bros. friends in Minnesota. nett, ;Gred .0 years and 5 montlis. The Mrs. J. W.,Roberta Is visiting friends funeral services were held in the church 132 dozen?F. E. Deming dbout the same WOODLAND. in Ontario. and Frank Moore the balance. s at Orangeville. Sunday, Aug. 16. at 11 O. U.HUCKKR. Mm. Q. C. Karcher and sisters, Addie Geo. Dell bus gone to Greenville In a. m_ attended bv a large congregation and Hannah Tarrington are spending search of Vork. ’ of friend* and neighbors. Rev. B. B. DELTON. The village ban a trio of men on the week with their aged parents at the Voorhece preached the sermon from B. Norwood is repairing the build­ old homestead near Middleville. A crutches, all with ankles Injured. the 90th Psalm. 12th verse. Frank Asptnall ta well pleased with brother from Colorado, who has not ings on the place of-E. E.Grilly. Last week Sheriff Long paid our vil­ Cards are out for the wooden wed­ been home In five years. Is enjoying the his commodious new quarter*. lage a visit and of con me everybody ding of C. Norwood and wife. Sept. 1st. A numt»er of our people are attend­ re-union with them. wondered who he was after but he took Wm. Brainard, of New York state, Some one b doing altogether too ing camp meeting at Ionia. has l>een visiting his friends and rela­ no one back with him so it looked like John McArthur is again a resident of much shooting in the fields of this vi­ it were lectioneering. cinity. John Walton, ot Bowne, and tives in this place. Eugene Hathorn, Walter Brown, J. Woodland. ,, Mrs. M. E. Skillman has been visiting By reason of the grist mill l*lng Hiram Rogers, of Carlton, are reported B. Swan, L. Brigham and John KilHckshut dow n for repairf, the feed mill at to have each had a horse shot recently. her parents at Augusta for a few daya sen will attend the republican conven­ Thomas Blackman visited bis son F. insUncr-Vlhe In both instances the ball entered the tion at Hastings next Saturday to look the wagon shop was forced to start up foreleg near the the fiank. flank. The animals A. this week. He has recovered from after the interest of the party in this for a day or; two. his hurt by ahorse. “.d. What has become of all our ice cream are still alive. part of the county. Robert Norwood can boast ot havity The Whitney Itnev family show at this Eli Nichols and D. Klingensmith will societies this summer. Last summer Friday evening was largely the finest garden in thee- parts. He attend the state convention at Grand there was not evenings enough tn the place last Friday was well has a tine place to grow celery. summer season to give them all a attended, and everybody wm We have seen many house plants, but Rapids as county delegates for the plwwd with the entertainment. greenback party. chance, this summer there are none. There has been no services at the M. the nicest collection we ever saw can be Robert Bennett’s son was buried last Hitching quolta ta becoming an excit­ E. church for many days, that so at­ seen at Mrs. F. Stewart's, together with Sunday. He has been an invalid tor ing game in Woodland. many curious relics seut^hcr t£om G. v. Hildinger and C. H. Snyder tracted the public, as the announce­ the past year. abroad. Mr*. Jessup visited her daughter at were lx>lh injured last Tuesday by ment that Bev. A. Nagler would occu­ H. A. McAllaster has! been visiting Hildinger*team becoming, frightened py the pupit on last Sabbath. The edi­ north Pine lake last week. friends in Hopkins. Allegan Co. and upseting a load of household goods fice was completely filled and many Master Russell Norwood has Im LACEY. were turned away for want of sorting wrestling with the scarlrtina. It was Mrs. Herbert Holmes is very sick. ta obtaining a foothold in capacity. Nor were the speakers thought he had the scarlet fever at first friends and admirers disappointed, for, Dr. VanHorn attends her. town. but Dr. Hyde says hot. although his first sermon in English, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Joy and Mbs Ka­ We need rain. . . Mrs. E. E. Grilley and children are C. A. Hough’s new well is among the having used the German language here­ visiting at her mother’s Mrs. Healy, in tie Rhodes started for the reunion at tofore, the words spoken showed deep Kalamazoo Wednesday, expecting to best in town. . Rutland. thought and study, and will not soon a grand time. Wood1""'! cornet imnd will not com­ Plenty of rustlcators at Wall lake have Mrs. Ketcham Is at Mrs. Joy’s this pete for prize at county fair. Reason be forgotten by those fortunate enough So much expense for a small amount to have heard him. Bev. A. Nagier now, mostly from Battle Creek. We will look for the winning ticket week. Mrs. E. A. Clark returned from camp­ of money. Time has been when the will attend conference in September, next Saturday. t>and went frequently a long way for and wherever his lot is cast, Freeport meeting Tuesday, The concert at the Congregational MIDDLEVILLE. honor and glory, and spared no expense people will ever read with interest of in so doing*but “with age cornea exper- his prosperity.______________ church has t*en postponed till the 2nd Your correspondent has been unable of September on account of some of the to send Items for a few week* past, but actors wishing to attend the reunion at CASTLETON. iC?)ur town ta almost exempt from P. Bass has torn down hta log house. will be on deck from this on. The dull days of August are upon us Hastings. sickness. ________. P. Bio and family, of Mkple Giove, Mr. Mosher, Mr. Joy and their fami­ and our merchants and their clerks are FOUR CORNERS. Sundsyed with friends. lies visited at Mr. Rincklev’s Suoday. lion. Clement Smith and family, of rest up for the fall trade. Mr. Marshall and wife, of Maple Pro!. Morse and wife returned from DM^id’coataand family, of Carlton, Hastings, enjoyed the country at the Grove, spent the Sabbath with Mr. The 1‘rofeasor’s home of hta father, D. W. Smith, the Olivet last week. Wagonlander’s people. riundayed with G-W. Coats. school duties commence Aug. 3u. The Barney Mill school commences , Mr&.Horace Johnson visited at the past week. Ed. Lynd is breaking his two-yearE- Lockhart and children were in week from Monday. Corners last week. old Haiiibletonian colt. Experts pro­ one The Stevens school commences next There will be a temperance lecture at Hidings and saw the big fire there nounce the animal a very promising week, with Myron Stanton for teacher. the Fuller school house this week Tues- Thursday. one. Several of our pioneers were in Hast­ Sy night by Dr. Woodmansee, of your By the way, there is some talk of BANFIELD city. Come everybody and give him a ings to attend the pioneer meeting. forming a Middleville Trotting Associa ­ R. Hosmer started for Dakota, MonRolla Powers made hta parents a fly­ tion. and a half mile course near town. ing visit a few day* ago. '“cJrl^O’Dell « pyt of 1"" da|l. Hosmer vtaited friends in Battle Spangeiowcher & Mason's saw mill at A little fellow hu Lately come to week with her aunt, Mrs. Brice. this place commenced work last week A goodly number from this place at­ CMtas SatteReed has cIommI her school after laying idle about three months. spend a lifetime with David and Mary Stiles. For some reason John ta very tended the pioneer meeting at your dty • Extensive repairs have been made and in the Wellman district, and gave the much elated over the affair. No doubt the mill is now in tine condition. ‘ttMtaepalmer, of Grand best of satisfaction Ui alL he is chuckling over the idea of bemg Homer Hanlon has closed his work G. Thorp, of Charlotte, made hta best __ , _.__u dHturhter \ lscalled Grandpa Kipp. at Lansing and returned to this place. iflrl a pleasant visit the utat week. Mn*. Joseph Powers hae gone to Ann Wilber Baker, our wide awake farm­ He says it the Banner correspondent Arbor with ber Uind aunt, lately from from here mentions his i>e»t girl again ^Lerov Barnum and wife, of your city, er. ta buying sheep. Iowa, to attend her in the operation of ■ there will be a tight. Hold our coat E. Lockhart has two English Cota having her eyre treated. speotSunday with friendsand relatives wool bucks for sale. Their anceiter *°The Middleville base ball club defeat­ MARTIN'S CORNER*. ^Herbert Sprague and bis beat girl at­ was imported from the noted sheep ed Wayland at this place, and In the man, HWutera. Harrow, Ont. Getting very dry aguln. tended camp meeting at Ionia last The fire at Hastings was seen by *ev- return game at Wayland last Friday Farmers are plowing for wheat. the score score stood 42 to So Ln favor * Tiiies and Frank Townsend shared eral of our citizens, and the tire engines The Ng fire ta the common topic of of the former victors. Heavy ball wits plainly heard when at work. conversation. with the many who met There was a Prohibition meeting at the Hastings tire but week. They had Jordan slips the celebrated gold the-school house last Saturday evening. a threshing engine burn. We were favored with a delightful pen behind his ear and settle* back in Dr. Woodmansee, speaker. We under­ shower early this morning, which blissful contemplation of “county pros­ stand there waa not a very large ecutor." The pen w 111 be wrapped in much improves both the appearance tissue paper and again laid sway after audience. __________________ XBTUTO. and feeling of animate and inanimate the fall election. DOWLING. niMnie James Richards met an accident A number from this place went to Nice rain Sunday night. Mtae Georgie Johnson vtaited friend* Saturday evening. While in this ptace Sunday. down hay for the horse*, she alipped flend. Some drove, others appropriated News very scarce. and fell from the second floor «* railroad hand can, and those who could win and Sarah Woe vtaited friends barn into the manger below, u-triking find no conveyance walked tbe distance. in this ptace Sunday. her aide and it b feared breaking some It must be Hartings is trying to rival thought they could ride in a boat as " Miw Millie Hyde has returned to her this town in the matter of fire record. Sunday and all report a very “SJL-.w=>»kU°P “ W• home in Canada, after a visit of aome We can distance you Ln mystery of mon. pwfonnwr up® five weeks In our village. ■ oornxrs. __**,• Lawrence is at home again su­ perintending hta wheat threshing. A shower visited us Frtdav night and another on Monday morning, which caMa*?vm”fn-v of °?r fanu®rs to smile. ZZ • M,CQroe hlis » new windmill to take the place of the one destroyed bv the recent gale. 7 A. J. Bradley and W. H. Brown have new windmills and derricks in place of the old ones. r a forruer resident of . WELTON h for t*e Ohio Farmer's Inxurooce Co. !- «rite> poileiraoo a man'* property apdnxt t>y fire. llcb»iln<or wind; agaloit a man’* it* by daalli and aendent. OOK * SHELDON. ' ' County News. WHOLE NO. 1628. W. MARBLE. Hickory MMi'SSS । • i | । .• 'I , I �I = roMS). ... TW porch wwtaK . T.___ -v___ A___ told me m I Blood there welting for the ^-1, THE ST. OPT HARP Tl^N>. THE WAMOEREW AETU«L that I That all but thssc dumb fields look so on- An<M° without e'en one familiar face, Ld fruit, m being both palatable and vantages are that it provide* a seasonable change of diet, light and wlioleeome if well chosen, and a p&tatable tonic and stimulant of digmtion with aperient properti^. There are few who can not enjoy it in one form or another. For diabetes, the only least desirable kinds, ■a certain nuts and almonds, are availa­ ble. all others a* containing sugar being forbidden. ' Sufferers from acid dyspepria must se­ lect carefully and limit their consumptian to the least irritating—a few straw­ berries or a few grapes. Diarrhma and dysentery preclude tiro use of all fruit. On the other hand, for constipated peraons itta sometimes the only reliable T- with comfort. It is also of benefit in renal diseases by its action on the bowels. . and feel tiro better for Ito digestive proptsrty. Thoee in normal health may eat almost any ripe fruit. The bland varieties are the mart wholwome and nutritious — htruwbcrrice, appleo, pears, gTaj«», and gooseberries. Tiro last named, however, with currants and and raspberrim, and leas wholesome than others. Stone fruits are apt to dis­ agree with the stomach. But the more asked for them in England. One day patients on “depiotait les squeleUes,” which on in­ quiry I ascertained to mean a “bone roeler." I nt once interested myself in ror condition, which was one of chloro­ sis, and ingratiated my self with her so that a week or two later she acceded, though reluctantly, to my request to take mo to tiro fabrique where the speci­ mens were prepared. It was a long journey, right away into one of the de»ert plains bristling with chimney stacks which bound Paris on the north side. The building to which she conducted me was an immeuiro wooden construction, subdivided into a nmin atelier and outby a series of large cauldrons, the em­ anations from which were, even to one accustomed to tire suave odor of tire di»- They lie ao thick on the ground, these figs, he said, ta their black, waxen honey, that they kill tho gnat, and you can not walk about under the tress or near them without your feet being seeled to ths ground. Southern. So I instatedBut the old man told me that ho could only sell a few. Ho is two miles from the railroad here. And titan, as you must know, the taste for figs ta like the taste for opera, acquired and rare. Yes, he dries some of them, but people prefer to buy tho little boxes from Syria. Ho told me, however, that he could make a little money out of dried figs by selling them to the Chinamen. I asked after tiro procera practiced ta curing them, and he told me he merely put them in a flour-sack, tied it tight and let them ita around till dried. There is a fortune tar Shasta City in this one single item, figs, to say nothing of the grajros, oranges, and other fruits. In New Orleans two young Jews from Bohemia started a factory for preserving uus crude antiseptics was more peculiar than fascinating. now rich. And so rare and delicious are The disarticulation of skulls is carried those fig preserves that I believe they on separately, as it is a branch requiring have never yet been permitted to reach greater skill and nicety to ita manipula­ Chicago or New York. At least, I have tion. It is effected on the skulls of often asked for them in New York in young adults or children by the ingenl- vain. I first found them in Louisville, Ky. They are- eaten with cream, and better than the smaller and drier, as Hteeped in water, and in swelling compel apricots and damsons. The pulp of the disjunction more delicately than oranges renders them heavy. Among could be done in any other way. Rome other foreign fruits, bajkonos are whole­ of tiro cauldrons contained tiro bodice of some. Dried fruita, and the skin of animals whoee skeletons, if not as valua­ fruits in general, are indigestible. Nuts, ble as those of human beings, are still in­ the edible part of which is really the dispensable for the study of natural his­ seed, contain much.albumen and some tory, and ore forwarded in large num­ bers to the various collegiate wtabltahtarty difficult of digestion. mentain France and abroad. After a Fruit may be taken with a meal or on prolonged boiling tiro limbs are placed an empty stomach. In the former case on a table and the adhering tissues care­ it promotes digestion by it* gently irri­ fully removed, each workman or work­ tating effect on tiro mucous membrane woman leaving his or her own »|>ectalty. of the stomach and intestine*. If an aperient effect be desired it had better ords, etc., to obtain a satisfactory prep­ be taken in the morning before break­ aration of which requires a wecial and fast or between meal*. A succulent and highly remunerated dexterity. The pleasant acid variety is beat for both grease which collected at the top of the purposes, while'll is also a food. Uro vats was scooped off and consigned to a quantify of fruit which should be taken receptacle ta the oomer of the room, but depends on the kind.. If it belong to tho its ultimate destination I was unable to bland nutritious claaa, a healthy person ascertain. may now and then partake of it a* freely The bones are then bleached, the Many other wfivlesome food. But ho cheaper varieties simply by means of will gain more benefit if he will take chloride of lime, tire better ones in the only a little and take it regularly. The sun, and they ultimately •pass into the same may be said of tho invalid with finishing room, where they are titivated, whom fruit agrees. assorted and converted, a* far ns may Cooking remove" much of the acidity be, into “articulated skeletons.” It re­ from crude fruit and render* it lighter quires no small amount of ingenuity and m well an more palatable. So treated it knowledge of this particular department is productive of good and no harm. But to bo able to choose out of the mncelit is a fundamental principle tiiat what­ bmeous collection of bones wherewith ever fruit is eaten uncooked must be to construct a skeleton which shall pass fully ripe, and not .over-ripe. This may muster for that of i\. single individual, sound trite, and, indeed, tiro principle is and only tiro best bones are so adapted, commonly admitted,- but not, it would the remainder going to moke up tho dis­ seem by all, for we still find people, and articulated and half skeletons which not a few, who will themselves deliber- have to answer the purpose of study for tiro more economically disposed students. children, green gooseberries, green ap­ Curiously enough, the sex appeared to ples, etc., the very hardness of which, have a distinct influence on the value of apart from their acid pungency, suggests tiro skeleton, a female skeleton posocan the unfitness for digestion. Such peo­ ing a value many francs higher than ple uw> as food an acid, irritant poison, that of the corresponding male. whose necessary action causes excessive In another tank, awaiting treatment, intestinal secretion, with more or leas were a number of infant i>odi«, varying of inflammation. Hence arises diar­ from minus four months tojilus several rhoea. On the other hand, fruit which days. In the show rooms they were arta over-ripe, in which fermentation has rangwlzdn a graduated scale (ecbelle begun, is a frequent cause of this disor­ montante), from the diminutive little ex­ der. and equally to be avoided, and per­ mortal. whose height did not exceed haps also inorc difficult to avoid because four inches, to tiro adult baby, measur­ the insidious beginning of decay is not ing from eighteen to twenty, all being easily recognized. in the attitude known in the military It should never be forgotten by any world ns that of “attention." These • who incline to follow the season in their feeding, that the want.of such pre­ greater in proportion to. their size than cautions as the above may produce that that of their bigger brethren. I natu­ dysenteric form of diarrhoea, "British rally wondered where all the bodies cholerftj" which is occasionally as rap­ came from. I was told that the dissect­ idly fatal ns the more dreaded Asiatic ing rooms and hospitals furnished a type of that disease.—Boston Medical large proportion, and that the proprie­ Journal. tor of the establishment took care to monopolize tiro supply, which was al­ ways short of the demand.—London In books ot travels written thirty or Medical Press. Naples lazznroni, who subsisted en­ tirely on maccaroni, which they 'de­ voured in strings several yards in length, and fairly encumbered the pavement* with their presence. They ore said to have disappeared, and this fact is given aa an evidence of the industrial program of the city. It is possible that they have daapjMiared, but tiro number of tijone who can sleep as tranquilly the night through on u stone pavement as on a ' In traveling through Mexico, Central and South America, and some jwirtu oF Euroj»e, I have been struck by the fact that United States contractors and specu­ lators always juij' American rates of wages, while Englishmen take advan­ tage of any local rates which may profit them. Thus in Mexico contracts an- car­ ried out side by side, and while Amer­ ican contractors pay fl and f 1.25 a day, European bosses pay fifty cent* and son who knows tire luxury of a cornfrirt- seventy-five cents. Itta just tho same in the Argentine republic, on all tho pub­ lic work* there. Local labor'ta absurdly cheap, and English contr&ctora pay just The late king of Bavaria’s favorite as little as they can, while Americans everage was a mixture of white wine pay decent rates all through, and ta the nd champagne, prepared in a bowl long run come out the best, their terms attracting all the best men. —J. 8. Mc­ scented violet* floating on the top. Tire Ginnis in Globe-Democrat. violeui gave a delicious perfumed flavor Science lent of perfume. peace- This fancy dost him And he said, in has taste? Well! Every washed-out and worn-out old gold mine in and about these red foothills of the Sierras can be made a garden of Eden. In fact, I am told that it is hard to keep the iig trees from taking posse*sion of the place. And such figs! full three inches ta length, some of them.— Joaquin Miller’s Letter in Chicago Times. ~ In attacking a foreign ship a favorite weapon of the pirates ia the "stink pot" more elegantly kno'ting vase." It is an tilled with a most vase breaks smelling cotnpounc deck of a ship, when it is thrown tu and the stuff scatters Ebout and puts in ita fine work immediately. The Euro­ pean nose cannot endure it, but tho Chi­ nese nose is not specially disturbed. Tho Europeans are driven from the neigh­ borhood of this odor-laden shell, and thus the pirates obtain their opportunity of mounting to the deck. Two or throe yearn ago an English steamer, lying peacefully at anchor ta a Imy ta the Lin-Chow pemiurohi, was cap­ tured in lids way. The pirates came alongside unsuspected; a few of them mounted to the deck and threw a stink pot "where it would do the most good," and then the rest followed, and tho steamer was captured without the shed­ ding of a single drop of blood. The fact was that the steamer wm on a smuggling exj»e<lition and ta a place where she had no legitimate business. As the crew hail made no resistance the pirate captain was kindly disposed and permitted them to retain their heads. He gave them a small junk in exchange for the steamer and started them on their way to Hong Kong. Tho steamer was plundered, but “not burned. Notice was sent to tho Chinese author­ ities at 'Canton and a gunboat went down attempt to punruo the pirates, aa their offense was greatly mitigated by the Illegal business of the steamer.—Thou. W. Knox in Cleveland Leader. tian. "Pedestrian parties" are another recent invention of yoong women looking for some-tiling novel and lively. Six or eight young people duly chaperoned will sally forth as early ns 6 o'clock in the morning and walk live or six miles before breakfast. Where tiro fun com«s ta does not appear to a finite mind; nor does there appear to be any grant amount of ecHtasy connected with that form of social diversion known as “going 'round the road." This pastime consists of forming a party of a dozen congenial spirita, storming an unoccupied grip-car and riding a round trip. To “go 'round the road" with the greatest amount of en­ joyment. 1 am informed that there mant be moonlight and tiiat each escort must be provided with a box of bon-bon*. "Slumming" has not found any great amount of favor in Chicago; but it mny be adopted. The fact that it is “just for the fun of the thing," and “only on a lark” seems to be excuse enough for any sort of folly.—Chicago Tribune. The Chinese keep us much an possible to their national food, and spend no more than they can help with the out­ side barbarians. Vast quantities of dried and smoked poultry and fish are annu­ ally imported, and even eggs are brought to covered with a coating of earth, which th. derkn-s In the sunny Mttt And eetmy fort here, wandering still ta • mind?" Then glinting up, If heaven might look UpotT'hta sorrow, one bright star he spied. But *• he gawd his hungry eyes grew dim, , And the star seemed so many worlds froo Heartsick, he turned; and in tho pool TREATMENT OF BILIOUSNESS. What an KagUah FhyaJetai 1 fro •ytupujiuT u. --------------liappilv but too well known. They dif­ fer ta different individual* to *omc ex­ tent, however. A biliou* man u seldom a breakfast eater. Two frequently, ata*, he has an excellent appetite for liquid*, but none for solid* of a morning. Hi* mngue wiU hardly tx-ar inspection al any time; if it i* not white and furred, it 1* rough at all event*. The digestive *y»tem i* wholly out of order, diarrh«xa, or constipation, may be a symtom. or the two may alternate. There are very often hemorrhoids, or loss of blood even. There may I* giddiness, and often headaclMS, and acidity or flatulence, and tondera—at the pit of the stomach. The pain felt ta tiie right shoulder would indicate an extra bod case, but apart from this, tiroro urv aching pain* and even stiffness in tiro limbs, with more or 1cm of cramps in the limb muscles, or burning in the palm* of tiro hand*, with hot. irorspiring feet. . There rnay be drowwince* end torpor by day, and tdwplresnea* at night, and all sorts and condition* of mind, es­ pecially irritability; fit* of 4wid temper tiiat come on suddenly and go off again, and that n<®e are so tiwroughly grieved at m the jioor patient himself. Bilious ja-ople generally fly for relief to aperient pills, and there ta no doubt tiiat they often afford temporary relief by relieving tiro over-gorged liver. This really is antiphlogistic treatment, but it assuredly ia not radical. When a fish pond overflow* its banks, we may let off a portion of the water, but after this we ought, methinks, to find our way to the otifcr end of the pool and lessen the inflow. Well, just a word about treatment. First and foremost then, in sudden bil­ ious attacks, tiiat are often accompanied by great prostration, and by urgent vom­ iting, it ta bt^t to send for medical man. Such attack* generally come on in the morning, at tiro time tiro body ia most weak. I -lo not think upon the whole I should be justified in suggeoting medicinal remedies in this paper, for the Little good will accrue from treating a case like this, however, if, when he is once more well, the patient returns to his old non-hygienic habits of life. “What am I to do then?" may be asked. I will tell you what you are not to do. ' extent,* puddings. alcohol. Yon are not to sit ia over­ heated room*. You are neither to overare not to shirk tiro morning-tub nor plenty ot exercise. What are you to do for the acidity? AlMtemiousncss, and regulation of diet and habits, will entirely liontah it, and you will hare tiro pleasure of knowing that ita absence is a sign of rejuvenation of the liver. If you but try a week of tiro treatment ■ I suggest, 1 feel convinced you will once more feel n pleasure in life, and an in­ terest in all your surroundings. But acidity often leads to rheumatism, and on this subject I hope to have more to ray another day. I shall bo quite sat­ isfied with my present paper if it put a few of my readers on the right road to health, and that can only be got at by seeking for and removing first causes in­ stead of treating symptoms.—Family Doctor in Cassell's Magazine. Accidents are like crime, I believe, epidemic. Down in Carondelet this is more noticeable tiian elsewhere. Some days, now, there are a* many as three or four a day for two weeks—.accidents on the railroad, accidents at the steel­ works, and outside accidents. Then there will be timre when we don't have aa much as a crushed finger reported. It may be that tiro weather, the atmos­ phere, li*s something to do with it, in malting people more or leas careful at different times. I don’t pretend to ex- rtoott POWDER Absolutely Pure. welzht.aJum or pb^rhsU difficult, far more hazardous eqpcrimant than the previous one. He wm eagerly Bobcited to place himself rt the bead of the undertaking. The stimuli® ef a groat obstacle to conquer - silenced ta* icsitatfon, and he romumta! to .visit the mountain with the German and Swta* m flowers, aigrettes Soli 63 "onr« J:. •“ “■“> St, Grand Rapids. CBKOWIC ItlhEARU, (teeWon: "Ishall doit," b* said, "if it costs me my life." . These words were prophetic. Jean Fabre began his colossal struggle with nature. He fought inch by inch, hour by hour with difficulties of aU kind; with tiro invarion of water threatening the newly-constructed vaults; with intense beat suffocating the workman; with pes­ tilential atmosphere felling them at their sent to him by Germany, men Ignorant N. J. AIKEN.M. D.. GRAND IUHDS. MICH. of the soil, tiro locality, tiro mountain, whose petty jealousy and obstructing BILIOUSNESS. Bfllous symptoms Invariably arise from indigestion, such as given up, when Fabre, undaunted, inde­ fatigable, redoubled hta efforts, perfected old machines, invented new ones, en­ couraged. rallied, comforted, nursed his ftured tongue, vomiting of bile. unremitting toil was able to summon the German delegates and the representa­ tives of the Swiss government to rities of the blood. Bplrreg^larity In Its action or suspen­ sions of its functions, the Mie Is liable to overflow Into the blood, cuulngjeundlce.sillov complexion, yellow eyes, bil­ ious dlarrhma, a languid, weary feeling and many other distressing symptoms. Biliousness may oe properly termed an affection of the liver, and can be thoroughly cured by the grand regulator of the liver and biliary organs, BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the stomach, bowels and liver, rnwlrlng healthy bile and pure blood, and opens the culverts and'sluiceways for the outlet of disease. Sold everywhere and guaranteed to ture. creles the bile and acts like a Bitar or slave, to cleanse Impu­ Mid. He told them of the obstacles sur­ mounted, the dangers braved, of his whole fortune sunk in that herculean undertaking, crowned by such magnifi­ cent succen-c Suddenly his words died given, tiro world’. Thejrtrafn liad been too great, and through the darkneea, through tho crushing weight of heaped rock and glaciers, the brave, noble soul lied to tiro blue heaven* above. Tiro ingratitude of quick oblivion has well nigh forgotten hta ’ name. Hta (laughter has disappeared. Hta hardgained earnings have melted away. The house he built stands desolate, tiro gardens are deserted, the smokeluos chimneys rue black in tiro clear air, and no trace remain* of him who twice pawrod triumphant, clearing the stone a* ha went, through eternal night from one land to another. La RemtM, such as it ta. seemed tho Gives Relief at oert fitting abode for a great mtafortutft*. but neither the modest villa nor thejsrtat*> craiic castle will, for the presentat lea*C” CATARRH I shelter the exile of French.—Loudon HAY .FEVER.I Oor. New York Sun. tLVS Cream Balm CATAWR ly'^7 One of the tint things which strike* the eye of an observant American trav­ trozn Injuriou" IW'ijTv-rrUFD eler in England and France ia the differ- and Oflemlve Odon.|fA.T tfc " ttlx ttaud in large letters on a blank wall. Sliow bills of theatres and circuses are seen in abundance on both sides of tire Atlantic of course, writes a/ correspond- e CURE FOR are the flaming advertisement* in Amer­ ica of various tobacco*, in England of various eatables and drinkables, and in France of various newspaper* and books. In Paris a large poster is likely to recom­ mend a new book or newspaper, in Lon­ don a new jam, or a new soda water, in New York a new brand of tobacco to T.. NATURE-8‘f.“K^F 11851288 not to tiro disadvantage of the French­ man. Another thing to be noticed is that the press is called upon to do public work more often here than in England ■’ i Torpid Uwr, Billow Hr*Uru». Cortiienr**Taman'* Effenrwwt 1S£,'!< thJ» e«u te rti** upon lo 'lire. curT* Sick-Headache, AJa*£'u*e t.M» DTSPEPSII.^ffiSS’^ cauatrophe the newspapers not only performance, or a fete of some kind. Andrtiie political newspapers combine in Htate Mlehtasu, County of Barn -«■ group* a* nominating convention*. There was an election hero in Paris the first or a“;s? liters of >*>d •!«"*$* and .-“f- night and only 10 per cent by day, while such portions of the entrails as Christian* apples increase 80 per cent at night and 30 percent in the daytime.—New York bought alive, as the blood is used in Mail and Express.___________ duck or chicken is, Mr. Hollingshead, of note in London theatrical matters, tty* that there are theatres or ^AKIHJ5 nounced aa tire candidate of the radical- found out something protected will, it is said, be eatable when ahimbeni to daytime and works at night This modern idea is that fruit trees ac­ quire most of their growth at night Tiro Italy. TH* gigantic scheme was carried out ta defiance of aU the obstacle that UMiiled it* originatora After year* of patient, nvirwnitting toil, without the aid of the more perfect appltanore ot later days, this extraordinary mon completed tho tunnel and was proclaimed the con­ queror of mountains, the king of engtasera. the benefactor of hta country. De­ sirous of obtaining tho re«t be had so richly earned. Monsieur Fabre retired into the jxj*ceful, comfortable villa he ma TOMd, A»a pr*|<rwl » Uv. Ihrre with his only daughter. He called it by the curious and unusual Deme of La Re­ arize, the literary meaning of which ta •coach house," and which ta sometime* used figuratively to imply cessation from active work and retirement from the world. He may have intended to imply that he had taken hl* retreat and ex- which tiro gems are inserted quite safely comtry where free education ia offered Sj£f£!L"bownintha An‘w®n> «hihttmn -toa —. relic of the ancient time New York Graphic. Most metate and alloys shrink or con- whh exceptional honor. S.AWm»U. A. ■' |~M W.rotx * .TusU'f M revs-** He generally l«»d nine parts. Hy this custom is older among tiro Chi­ nese than the Mosaic law which forbade “■towne. �AT A CHINESE FUNERAL. WONDERS OT THE HEAVENS. IT>» Jtetnala* bowsd Along »** B-wet PiC anti PulJot*. ' u‘u *air L/xonoro Itupnllad by the old cogent re^an They stroll bj ’ They wonder re The f-ie»nr!:i of IaI Poy did tU proper ' Furauttioa of Fog la tho Air. It hat recently been demonstrated that in a perfectly moist air no formatiou of a fog is |K>*uble, however much the temperature is lowered, so long as the nir is absolutely free from dust, and that the more air, sufficiently moist, is charge^ with such foreign particles, the more intense is tho formation of fog. If filtered and completely moist air in a glaiw ball have its pressure diminished > ;.!y a L w [articles of fog will reveal t -mj-ke* to the most careful inspec­ !; •«. But if a few cubic millunewrs of ->i<hn.-.ry house air bo now admitted into ' filtered air a very tine, silvery, transj :irent log at once forms itself, of such - ;J-.t ipnsity that even in the case of a -i !«rab!e areaof it the transparency of : .- ntinonphere would be but very - _ditly atfecte<L At the first moment :i- formation if a reflected imago of .-mi. or the rejected light of an elec• lamp, be viewed through it the imwifi be seen surrounded by an in­ * 'tv- luminous blue or greenish light. —■ ii.'-ago Herald. >'-n>leranu Bent to Booth Africa. m;hly emigrants, all nbatainera, are •■ *-nt out to Knffraria. Each of the ii'iiuLar h to have 120 acres of land and c ihvr help, and the littlo band has been Md<ct<?d with the greatest care. If one • die most, beautiful and richly gifted l-'irtiotis of south Africa be any aid to tii? Micceaa of this enterprise, the' proeI«fcU <if the expedition are virtually aasilred. KnJIraria is beyond question the most favored spot in South Africa. It abounds in wood, grass and water, and b.eminently adapted to the raising of stock, as well as for agriculture.—Chi­ cago Herald. A Hun cry Hobln's Dally FiKjd. r°°» nhsnn-«»>AN. ..» »» shimmering X^nnSST ta .h. Uli of Um Mujor u» lias near it a small companion rtrled on 21'"‘T’*1 Ch?f*'U“'' Th. Anta oh. Thl.T k“" *“• bjB" t* BNd«k, which nmu, louohwon. or Mak for ul ?*n ~ul d pawdr. tau tiny pota, tau unaaristed eye he could easily see the small stare of the Plriade. nJ the statellitea of Jupiter. We must, however, alro remember the purity and transparency of the oostern *ky, specially in dry, desert regioni. whqre nil the heavenly orbs shine^Shl Cclor-WJndnWB is said to hava bwo first reported in. 1777. "The time I recall," and she bluohasW.« *,n * ,ow u:‘dertone. ' 1 beUeTe' ** lhe ro-bre, Bnt-tho words, dear, have flown." Credit Is due the German women and Physicians for first using Red Clover Wtmdef-B "«»rm now is brewingblossoms as a medicine. Beet results A rYrdl you now A tool interrupted my wootngare obtained when combined with other Hemembert That fellow named HallP medicinal roots and herbe, as in Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic, which is the Th^d €h‘u' Mr- Bro*u. not rilbest known remedy for all. blood diseasTbe man you c*U fool' and a frilowes. stomach and liver troubles, pimples, 1 married last falL" costiveness, bad breath, piles, ague and -Robert Aloaley in Chicago Rambler. malaria disease, indigwtlon, loss of appetite, low spirits, head ache and all disTHE LOVES OF LINCOLN. Mse of the kidneys. Price 50 cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. bnlhancy quite unknown to wcetern as­ tronomers Copernicus, it is related, lamented in the hour of his death that he had never so much'as eeen the planet President Lincoln's tint Iovb was n Mercury, which the luxppier Greek ob­ golden-hrired blonde, who had cherry servers called Stilbon, tho ependid shin­ bps. a clear blue eye, a neat figure, and ing; and one of tho most promising more than ordinary intellectual ability. potato in .connection with this gnat new Her name was Anno Rutlodge. She m m telescope in America ta that it will be the daughter of n tavernkeeper in Salem, perched upon a mountain peak, far Lincoln met her when he wm above the dusts and mists of the lower \ . Ut 23, Bod’ Bf,er • Icourtwotid-lifted into tho rtatnkZJ ritip. lecaoe engaged to her. She died • k J,,Ue ,ata><»phero which Pro- before they could be married; and Lin­ f««or Tyndall has c-.-lobmted upon his coln wm ro much affected by her death lugh Alps. Accordingly, when we call that his biographer, Ward Lamon. says to mind the considerable additions made hta friends pronounced him craxy for a to tho heavenly science by such com­ tune. He wm watched carefully, and paratively inferior instruments as those became especially violent during storms, of Lord Rone, Mr. Lasdl and the elder fogs, and damp and gloomy weather. At Herschel, wo may bc-Jull of hope that such times h« would rave, declaring, the California astronomers will astonish among other wild expreesions, “I can and delight the Old World with new dis­ never be reconciled to have the snow, coveries, “when some new pttoet swims rata, and storms to beat upon her grave." into their ken.’ They can hardly be in At this time ho began to quote, itta said, time for the two comets of the seimon— the poem which ta so well identified with tho Fabrey and tho Bernard, which are him, beginning— to be in their highest brilliancy about O, why should the spirit of mortal bo proud? May 15 next, and not much farther from It is supposed that he was think­ the earth than the trifle of 15,900,000 and ing of his first love during the times he 85,000,000 of miles respectively. so often repented it. Years afterwards, There arc, however, unresolved nebu­ when he had become famous, he wm la; At which the great glass will no askod by an old friend os to tho story of sooner bo pointed tluui we may expect his love for Anne Rutledge, and ho said, to luivo those distant mysteries instantly “I loved her dearly. She was a hand­ come down—like Cut Slick’s coon—into some girl, and would have made a good galaxies of stars and systems;‘and mA- and loving wife." side Uranus and Noptune, tho latter Lincoln's next love was a tall, finebeing distant from us 2,746,000,000 miles looking woman, named Mary Owens, the new telescope may cast A glance in with whom ho became acquainted about the border world between Hxir farthest a year after Anno , Rutlego died. Upon planet and our nearest c-tar, and perliape her rejection of him, he wrote a letter to find a stater for the single moon of Nep­ hta friend Mrs. O. H. Browning, saying tune, and tell us why tho four moons of tiiat he had been inveigled into [laying Uranus—Ariel, Umpriel, Titania and his addresses to Miss Owens, but on be­ Ul<eron—dance' backward in the eternal ing refused ho found he cared more for minuet of the skies and have planes per­ her than he had thought, and proposed pendicular to tho elliptic of the mother again. In this letter ho says; oody. "I most emphatically in this instance There are, indeed, endless joints upon have made a fool of myself. I have Which astronomers seek such informa­ come to the conclusion never more to tion as improved command of the heav­ think of marrying, and for this reason— ens might supply, especially if the en- that I can never be satisfied with any honeed power of the telescope can be one who would be fool enough to have wedded to the faitliful eyesight of the photographic camera. Wonderful things Still, it was not long after. this that he have been achieved of lato in such a was engaged to Mbs Mary Todd, a wellway; spaces of the midnight sky blank educated. rosy brunette of Lexington, to the ordinary lens or mirror, have re­ Ky.. who was visiting at Springfield, vealed to the sensitive film of the plate where Lincoln was a member of the Illimyriads of starry bodies. Tho crimson nob legislature. Both Lincoln and creawto on tho sun’s ridge have depicted Stephen A. Douglas proposed to her. themselves; his' spots have registered She refused Douglas and accepted Lin­ th?ir periodic passage, and the time ap­ coln. Lincoln became suddenly ill, and proaches, apparently, when an automatic it was more than a year before the marastronomer ■will bo invented which will chronicle event of the spheres with sleep­ finally in Springfield, and the couple be­ teas accuracy. Wo want to know much gan their married life by boarding at the Globe hotel at <4 a week. Lincoln curious littlo members of our syitem, the planetoids, which perpetually in­ Todd Was 21.—Frank G. Carpenter in crease in numbers with closer obeerva- Lippincott’s Magaxine. tion. X‘ul thay luiT* grown up during the j/reeent century to more than 250 Strawberries from Florida me coin iceknown and named bodies. They wander boxee with a capacity of twenty-right aa obedient to law aa tue very largest quarts. The ice chamber ta in the cen­ planet, between Mars and Jupiter, tiny ter of fhe top, and the cold air from it . taletaofthe sapphire ooean, small chil­ piisocs down through a slit, then through dren of the cosmos, the biggest not much ainall apertures into the front chamber, more than 300 miles in diameter, few of one on each side. Through these the them so bulky aa to bo visible without coldXir runs tip among the utrawberries, a teleecope. carrj ing with it whatever injpurities Are these little silver bees of the sys­ may be in them up to the ice, which tem mere broken fragments of some in­ absorbs more or less, keeping tho atmos­ termediate planet, or have they been phere purer. These iceboxes are in seriously created, and l»avo they been freight cars, and icing ta done every taken up with revolution and gravita­ twelve hours. It costa about 18 cents a tion, and all the rest of jt, on their own quart to transport them thus.—Chicago account, and for special purposes. To Times. _______ answer that and many another question of tho kind may doubtless, in an Ameri­ In England elderly ladies arc often can phrase, “lick the Lick glass;: but laughed at behind their backs for dress­ more and more, ns astronomical concep­ ing in too youthful a manner. The Ger­ tions expand, ore they silently affecting mans go the other extreme; no sooner morals, thoughts and religion. We sue do they marry or reach the ago of 25 infinity and grasp eternity when we look tlian tliey tlunk it necessary to wear un­ forth into the starry space. The vtailito becoming bcrffcut-i, dark silk dresses, olduniverse is palpably boundless, and im­ fashioned mantles, and to assume all the plies an invisible universe of which it ta other signs of a lady advancing in years. the shadow, the symbol and tho imper­ —English paper.__________ __ fect provisional expression. All faiths heretofore delived to mankind have been preacicntific, built on the theory—or ac­ -Mr. 8. 8. Houghton has arrived at his cepting it—that tho stars were set m home in Boston, thus completing his trip around the world, which ho accom­ heaven the light this little O, tit. earth, round which the sun goes daily. loith plished in five months and four days hunoty.-t veown-l W I"01 thiooRli and “saw everything.” This ba note­ worthy voyage for speed.—Inter Ocean. OOllmA -opUk RtaN- 1« Ftoo' irinntle Iminm of Jun" U<*. By .oil br m*nkind will underFlMnd, M wdl M As an experiment a company ot' Jap­ bmr ot, Urgw id»A It -IB bo letter anese soldiers was fed on bread and □nB^rtood why th. Di-in. T~«d>« of soup, with on addition at beef tor sup­ ariileettid: “In mf F.ti>«r • hoo» are per, for one month. At tlie end of that Ud -by th. wlM ~t time each man liad lost in weight from bu iw.y. ind«-l -poo three to seven pounds.—Chicago Herald. Uf. tor DI which ™l» f^Sr!rtn u>d XVDUc. wer. h~rd ot. A French physiologist, who has been iMoooaj .nd religion h.. . ™ nou. Mid W Inbor through th. Nun. studving the effects, of mercury on the human system, finds that it diminishes f-ltwvxpe.—London Telegraph. the number of rod corpuscles in the blood, but at the same time increases the bodily weight of the patient. i’rufessor Treadwell, of Massachusetts, l.as proved tiiat a half-grown robin will. daily devour more than once and a half, it-* own weight in caterpillars and beetle®. ‘ A young brood can not five on less than seventy or eighty worms a day. A single pair of iqMirrowa’ will cany every week Butina th. qtunllty ol nwm °ccu|4 to tiie nest 4,800 caterpillars or beetles. w SXw t U-t" 7**^ ■niUUrr -’^- Exchange. to »*• nP mt» There are over sixty-four treaties in tlie twenty-one miles of railroad between Bvretida, Cal., and the Toamnite valley. mb- iSL^OO wSqoo “>>>«*■ W* “That Mias Jones b aSfice looking firLteliber . l» tb. bdle of ta. town if it wasn’t for one tiling.” "Wbrt’stbatr ’ She has catarrh to bad It is unpleas­ ant to be near her. She has tried a doz­ en things and nothing helps her. lam sorry for I like her. and tiiat doesn't uiake it any Irm disagreeable for one to be around her." Now if aba had used Dr. Sage's catarrh remedy, there would have been nothing of the kind said, for It wifi cure catarrh every time. The number of prisoners in the Ionia house of correction Saturday was 443. The blood produced by gntt- u th. end of t~> b.e.NdoNfrouUd. growth b«* tau> ,vKUnc? £<«»•?». llvlor near Moulage, w*.x badI) irorcd by a mad bull the other day. Dr. Jackson’s Eye Salve Is a prompt and positive cure for all diseases of the eyes in inflamation, granulation, and weakneae of virion. It costs but ,2S emits, and is highly recommended for piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. " A French; r, M. Mauries Ls^ foresting of their globe on an extensive scale. Every one is familiar with the !broad bands which seam the surface of Mara, and which it hM been the fashion 'to consider canals. In Proctor's map the name of seaa has been given to these canals. One is marked Phillipa mo, an­ ' 'other Beer sea, another Tycho sen, an­ other Schroter sea. and so on. But M. Lcepiault, who hM studied ,Mara through telescopes more powerful than hta predeceosora used, concludes, first, that the mathematical regularity of 1 the outlines of these so-called sum forbids 1 tlie idea that they are natural phenom­ 1 ' ena: and he rejects as absurd the notion 1 tluvt the people of that planet can have i constructed canals over 1,000 miles long ।and over fifty miles wide. Ho thinks it ]more likely tiiat the Martians, who in­ j habit a much colder world than this, cut ,down all their standing wood for fuel, that droughts ensued, and that to obvi­ । ate universal starvation the emperor or . grand tycoon or president of the Martian <realm compelled tho people to plant lines , .of forest trees extending quite round their globe, and spreading from thirty to ’ sixty miles ta width. It ta these forests ; ! in liis notion, which we have denom­ inated cabals.—Son Francisco Chronicle. ' About 15.000 people attended the Odd FelioxxV plenlc near Moatafue. Tuesday. Hill's Peerless worm pecitlc will expell worms from children or monev re- . funded. ' It is not generally known that there Itta declared that Alpena U the poorett new Iexists in the region of the Transbaikal a n.itwr town tn lh>. Hat. multitude of mineral springs, tho waters of which are said to poeaens many medic­ inal qualities salutary In the treatment rceulta, are Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. ot various diseases. It is to be derived Recommended by physicians and endorsed that there waters were properly analysed by all who have used them. The best aad made known to the world, if the remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency,and Con­ scientific report upon them at all agree stipation. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by with tho popular local belief In their FaxD'x Hutciikim, Draggut. Lewta Grant, of Mount Pleasant, ta bung np The only points whore any prepara­ on gi.ooo ball for bigamy. tions are made for visitor* are at DaraaFor headache; an effectual remedy is ourtak and Tourkinsk. But evon here found in Cobb’s little pills. 25 cents tho acct^nmodation falls far short of the for 40 pills. luxurious, and is supplied by a person Battle Creek will hive free mall delivery who rente the two nearest springs from September I. the government . At meet of ti»o other Hill's I’eerleas cough syrup will springs visitors aro obliged to lodge ta quickly relieve asthma, or no pay. tho huts of the nativoe. Viritotw are rJuckxcn ta etttted over a scarlet fever sufficiently numerous ta the summer, epidemic. •'ion drees one dollar” ta true only of Hood's SarMpriUa. and It ta an unanswerable argument they do not come from great distances, for the reputation of the waters, though The rotler skating fever seems to have a firm well established among the people, has grip on Boyne City. . not yet spread to the great world. There Without beautiful hair no woman b beautiful. are no doctors and few comforts. The Is yours falling otf or faded? The lots Is vital. Parkers Hair Balsam win preserve your hair and natives use tho waters, not only for Klve back Its gloss and youthful color. Clean, themselves, but for their cattle. Thou­ elegant, perfect sands of sliecp, oxen, and horses, suffer­ ing from cutaneous maladies, are sane asylum. brought to certain of there wells every spring; the custom is on immemorial W. W. Reed, druggist, ot Winchester. Ind. writes: One ot my customers. Mrs. Louisa Pike. Barfonla, Handolpb Co., Ind., was a.long Mificrer with consumption, and was given up to die by bcr physicians. She'tieard ot l>r. Ktr.z s “Just outride of London they are at New lilsrxivery fbr consumption, and began buy­ ing It of me. In six mon Un' time she walked to work on tho biggest book in tho world,” this city, a distance of six in lias, and Is now so much Improved she has quit using It. She feels said a New York publisher tho other day, she owes her life to it. Free triad bottles at W. who has recently returned from a trip to H. Goodyear's drug store. England. “It will be more tlian four Mustard Is the name of a Coleman doctor. He ought to be a good hand to make a plaster. times os largo aa Welater’a dictionary, CATARRH Col'GH. health and dvect breath no will contain something like 8,000 pages. It b ta b? tho ideal dictionary of tho EngUsh language, and will supersede Goodyear. all pre-existing authorities. It has long been realised by scholars that the English language is deficient in thb respect. The SHILOH’S COUGH and consumption core Is French have two dictionaries, that of M. Litre and of the academy, that are far superior to oiff own. The Wortarbuch SHILOH’S VITALIZES Is what you need for CousttpaUon. loss of appetite, IMxrlnem and all of tho German brothers Grimms is still symjxtuns of Dyspepsia Price 10 and 75 cents more exhaustive and authoritative. Even per bottle. Hold by W. IL Goodyear. the Portuguese dictionary, by Vieira, de­ The Raisin river ta said to smell like the Chi­ cidedly surpaiMB anything in English. cago canal. [ But the British Philological society proBnoklen's A rinlea Salva. [xmcs to fill thb yawning gap in our The best salrv in tae world for CuU, Bruises, retyrnnee books. They hold that a Sores, Ulcers. Bait Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. dictionary should be an inventory of the Cbappep Hands. Chilblains. Corns and all Skin Kruptlons. and josittrely cures Pilei, or no pay language and that ita doors should be required. It ta guaranteed to give perfect satis­ faction. or money refunded. Price as cents per box ^or sale bvW.H. Goodyear. different. This now work will not be confined to definitions and cross-refer­ ences. The life history of each word IMPORTANT EVIDENCE. (Detroit Correspondence Chicago Intar-Orean.l Michigan hns always been looked upon by the inhabitants ot other States, ns u partlcnterly unhealthy region. And In­ deed the otflciai report' of the Stale Ihiurd of Health show that such Is in fact the ca»e. Whatever the canwe may be. it In curtain that rheumatic, neurnlcle and bronchial trouble! .have been nnd arc to-day fearfully prevalent In every portion of the state. It stands to rcMou, therefore, that where *o mu-h aniTering' exists, there should be acortvspoudlng endeavor to relieve the nufleiiu.:. uud we have to-tlny In the state of Michl gan probably the beat lustitutlou tor fur tiienng thb end that can be found any­ where in the Vniteil States 1 retcr to ths HibbnrdHbeurmitlc Syrup Co .ot Jncksan. which It has been my privilege th invmtl gate recently. 11 uot only ascertained be­ yond n doubt tiiat the goods they man n factnre are alsalaioly pure and mmU from the best fiosalblo materials but also that the remedy in producing reanlts really wonderful. The following are « fewot very tmuty facta which came under my observation: MX. C. D. Denio, a grocer ot Jackson, was so overcome by sciatic rheumatism, that hta right arm, leg and aide, were parnlyxed and shrunken. He could not walk and au tie red intense pain, which could only be relieved by morphine. To­ day he ta well wholly through using the Rheumatic Syrup. Mr. A. E Stockwoll, manager of the Newago Furniture Co., of Grand Ranlda, told me that hta wife wits so aftUcud by poisououa rheumatic humors that her lace became utaflgured, her left aide par­ alysed and her general health under­ mined. She wm never so well in her life as to-day and nacritw II wholly to H1L bard's Rheumatic Syrup. Mr. Geo. W. Kennedy. Secy, of the Electric Light Co , Jackson, was wholly cured of a terrible rheunmtio trouble bv the same means and Bays its blond puri­ fying influence ta wonderful. Hta exjienenoe Is also confirmed by Deputy Sneriff Geo. H. Mann, of Jackaon. I could go on and cite many mere cases butittanot necessary. I tnyaelt have a dear friend who came near dying by neuralgia ot the heart, and who was saved just m time by the prompt use of this remedy. GERMAN ri SURE. QKCts. Hot an^cKe ?li thing by him. the other day, and gave him “ nice, quiet “rend-off” on hie road IO that exclusive realm of bliss eternal rt....j red for the virtuous children ot tho fk.wcry kingdom. Poy was somewhat in hurry to undertake the trip, and ao•<>-!. rated tilings with a knife and a header ifllu a pit. When tho young men ,'nr tU laundry-where Lai Poy was visits •ing.' found their friend dead with his Ithn-aJ <-tll and three gashes in his head, MV.,:. 1>M. the dead Chinaman's boes,waa. -n»’-l and he in turn informed the it consul of'the facts, and then a . ting if Lai Poy’s friends was held ■ .ml it •■vu* determined that poor Lai Poy / . 'Ji have an tine a coffin, as much \ potfc. and as many fat pullets as ' ' . tier (‘.•.usual who had had a fashbunal. The Sth of July was ae’as the time for taking Lai Poy to • injury of thtv Evergreens, but the । ..pmrae was dianged. All day long '■ i..lny Lai Poy’s body lay upon ice m box in the stable of a Mott street i:ii>ivrtalter. Thu hoatlers washed car­ ' and groomed homes within, and ,..-ng America and mature China i ..t;io‘d packs upon packs of fire-crack­ er.- v iihbut. The master of ceremonies v, Yu King, a little dried-up Chinaman, th,- head partner in a tea firm of Park r> . At the last moment he decided ii. it it wouldn't make any great difforrn. a> La: Poy if he waited until the n;.--.-;’ow. Anyway, Lai Poy had no v m the matter. . -Him belly good Chinaman." ex­ ' f l iiiirfl old Ye King, laying down his and gating meditatively out of the grimy window. “Him come Melica six \ \rs ago, and catchee plenty money. Hun plenty friends. Fire firecrackers t.-i.iv. bury um to mollow, plenty nice." Accordingly Lai Poy’s friends dropped ,-ouiul to the undertaker’s shop early in the irf.Thing for a last/diow. The dead I lumunan had been aresaed in a white tunic—the mourning color—and a natty hlaijk skull-cap with the reddest of red buttons on the top. Lai Poy during life prided Himself on the length, thickness •snd texture of his cue. Tho thoughtful undertaker had disposed this essen­ tial to unquestioned entry into the Chi­ nese heaven so that its proportions and l>eauty might be appreciated as it lay ■ .-r his<bosam. The plats said that Poy w 15 in Iris 32.1 year when he elected to di Ohl Ye King was justly proud ■ the arrangements, for the coftin wav ,i «howy, veneered alfair, and the com­ n handles and buttons were imI -sing^/ixtwn tnournem entered four carriage*. the hesroe door was snapped Shut, anil the procession started for the Evergreens. Some of Lai Poy's friends wore bl«e. others Soft brown silk, one from the consul’s office a pale lilac tunic, and -me c.arriagH with the nearest friends had occp j-anu all in white. The other .>urni-n» carried a huge hamper, wherein were deposited a little roast pig all covered with icing and things, two fat pullets browned to a tum. biscuits, ' randies; nuts, a pot of excellent Sou Cli ?ng tea, punk, and praying papers of gilt. The friends smoked 5-oent cigars and looked grave. • When tho cemetery w. l reached the procession went to CoIcaual bill, the plot owned by the Chinese government, and the body of Lai Poy was deposited beside eighty-nine of his coun­ trymen who learned all about the mys­ teries of tlw Chinese eternity at earlier {s-nods. The little pig and fat pullets r.nd the biscuits and things had a fair dart with Lai Poy, and were* buried to­ gether. while old Ye King burned punk and incinerated littlo three-cornered bolIvoas of gold paper. Then they drove lack ta Mott street and had tea.—New York Tribune. * SEASIDE FLIRTATION. BUOM, Me. tleude.UMM^* aa.Bua temxail. fitataw 0 X2rtllTHLOPHORO$XC& WILSON WASHBOARDS. aAGINAVT.M'F’G CO., iftaaw, Xlolilgan. AF WSODA e®5 For Baking Purposes. Best in tbnWnrlJ. from somo standard writer, phowing ita 8tat« ot Michigan, county of Burry,—sa. At a session of the Probate Court for the shade of meaning and the1 variations in County of Burry, bolden at the Probate Office ta ita usage from one generation to ,an- the City of HsatlnEs. tn said eounty, on Thursday, otlwr."—New York World. the 3th day of July, In the year one tbo«nand eight hundred and eighty-six. Present, Win. W. Cole. Judge of Probate. . In the matter ot tlin estate of Burwell .1. Consul Hoff told atout a hospital lie Kcudder. a minor. On reading and filing the pefltlon.duly verified, ■aw in his travels, which is run on such of John J. Perkiiu. guardian of aaid minor, praying that he may be licensed to aril certain a queer plan that I can not help repeat­ real estate In -aid jMtltlon described, fur rea­ ing it. It is situated In Trieste, Austria, sons therein set lorth, II lx ordered, that Friday, tlie » built with a plain back, without an •FttThereupon 1, ol A A T* 1.1, outlet, to a little narrow street, which, by'somo contrivance, people can enter and leave unseen. On tho end of a slideb a cushioned basket Above it is a in the city nt Hastings, luiuddcohnty, and large clock. Any one who does not want Otfiee show cansc. If any then-1*, why the prayer of their child can take it there unseen and Hie petitioner should not be gnuUed And it Is ordered, Tiiat said petitioner give notice unknown, and place it in the basket, further to the jienuins interested in said estate, of the which immediately slides into the build­ pemlvncy of said petition, and the hearing ing, when the constant watcher looks at thereof, by causing a cofijr- ot this order to be published ta the 11ml In as Baxmkh. a uewspathe some dock, which lias an inside face, per prititea and elreubded In said counts of and registers the new guest by the time, Barry, once ta each r-.t^rr ri—runwsijfialTb such as April 10, 8 o’clock, 24 minutes Wm. w. colb, •Judge ot ITulxtc. and 3 seconds, 1886. A similar card is written and placed on the babe, which is wrapped in swaddling clothes. If the The following times and places bare been Oesmother ever wishes to regain her child IgtisUtl by the Hoard of lAuriJiicOx lor bolding vublli- exanilantlons far tearbers ta Barry couniy. The werotary Is auiborked to Iwue si>eetal look at. the children: They are laid be­ certificates, which are valid only until the next fore her^and aho examines the cards public exauilnatloiH. baiunlay. August 3Kb. Hastings. until she gets one corresponding with the Fnday.hept. I«b. Middleville Friday, HepL Mlh. Hlcaory Carnerx. hour she loft her babe. Tints she knows Friday and Saturday. Oct. auth and aoch, at it h hem, and takes it free of charge. Hastings. Friday. Nor. !2th. at NuliviUe. The motto above tho door was: “Our It Is exjiected tiiat all who Intend to teaeh and parents have dcaerwd us; Jesus ta our Father."—Pittaburg Dispatch. Mr. William IL Beard, tlie artist, rei third grade rertlficate muM pass a sails* membera that forty odd yearn ago, in ury examination In orthography, ratal w. Ohio, the boys used to amuse themselves rimanshtp, ariUimctlc. grammar, grecrapiy. H. history, civil govvriunent. theory naif art by cutting on the backs of stray turtlea ol teaching, and physiology, with parUcatarref­ the inscription, “G. W., 1776," and then erence to the effect* of alcoholic drinks Wun B humorous drawings depicts a solemn an­ branch, with an avcnig^vtandina nt 73 per i tiquarian in the act ot examining a tur­ tle so marked. Mr. Board wm intereatwl the other day to learn that a dtatingutahed brother artist bad recently found Twelve prisoners ta the Mnskegon county Jail­ ta a Now Jeraey swamp a turtle whom Food far the brain and nerym tlmt vrflUnrig- bock boro the samo “G. W., 1776," eapecially m tha dtaeoverer inclined to the bolW that the animal, tf not A relic MltebeU, ftak. Country, was longevity. �lie Hastings Banner. THE GREAT FIRE! MARSHALL L. COOK. RSitar. ! r. $60,000 Worth op Map Showing the Location of the Burned District. property Yes, 1 have escaird the great tire' fa * DESTROYED. oar good dty of Hastings, thar.ks to 1UKI»«, Mica- Aural 1». 18K. The Most Disastrous Confla­ gration that ever Vis­ ited Hastings. our Fire Department and the nuCe » THE CROQUET FACTORY, UOHX toward my fellow dtitona. There!urt, 1 win $ell all my goods at tbe low«t sistar ce of Grand Itanids and Char­ lotte. Tlito makes me very liberul B!nded and iron works, two Ele­ vators, NEWTON HOUSE, £Si<*U Ottoek p. I*.. « Wrdnmdaj. SwiSTraJiUr U.“raor. U U» ration fa 1SMJ. 00* wtolbon*! deleKAte for ever) fruetlon al 300 »<*e». Lull each ornnJouLivVitl t* witlUed to ux te*M oneJetonie. fnder* rv*>liiu<m ot UM, *0 delexMe will t-.-nmlwl to*M!*lv.t>c.il<*-»B0t re»lde In tax* U«d SKurtu. L'urtur Watches. FULL PARTICULARS. Thursday last was a day that will be ever memorable in the history’ of Has­ tings City on account of the great fire that laid waste a goodly part of its bus­ iness and manufacturing intereats. ' About 3 o’clock in the afternoon a dense volume of smoke was seen Issu­ ing from the engine room of I—<• tnrtninaij ... Ikrfi laYTOjuMk-d to forward to the Seceotanr of tb? sJJToeitnU Oummlure. by tbe sarilett nuu). *R«r the drle*ate* to the State OoavenUoa are eSowo. a certtlled Hit ot web deles*'1** m are enUtlr-d to »>t tn the State Coo vention. NEWTON A CltOTHEBS* PLANING 51 ILL, PHILIP T. VAN ZILE. Chairman. located on north side of State street and near the creek. The alarm wan promptHevuLHmn Counly Convention. A l’.r I'ubUesn Couutv Couvontion U> rioet 13 I i ly sounded and as promptly respondedin the llriiubl.caii Hute C*m<«*nU*in. to, there being a large number of peo­ ple on the streets at the time; but ap­ parently almost at the instant tbe smoke was ilret discovered a lurid count) ron.mltk*. and al-o to nominate candldalM tor oounlj officer* and rrnreaentaUve in tongue of Home enveloped the entire t ba State lejifnUturr. will ts* held tn tbe Cou^ building. It was the work of but a few moment* and King Fire bad con­ roaai Itftlwcity ol Havtlnjr* on . MATUUIAV. AVUImTUST. quered this mill and reached out for Tie roa tcntxui w 111 t* called to order al 10 a. LIVERY RARN occupied by A. 8. Merchant. Fortuo» Ha.xxku notice- lor lowtithlu eau- natejy those few momenta sufficed to *.H>n ai> pcHdble. In addlUon to tb« rescue the horses from the stable and a to be elected to the c«uuty roinentlou. the greater portion of the vehicles, rn»liip and ward eaucu* will elect one harness, etc. The fire assumed gigantic i to the Senatorial Convention, to be proportions as it lapped up this buildIng. It became apparentatuit unless help arrived, and that soon? the busi­ «leic*ate« ■■ loitowt • ness portion of the tity was doomed. Amrru ......................... BaRtocr- .................. /-i. AN APFKAL FOR AID 8WJ7............................ Z-Zwa* sent to Grand Rapids and Char­ >0 lotte, and soon the cheering news flashed across the wire that help was HasUact CHy. >« want coming from both titles. - •• to ’ Meanwhile our firemen and citizens •• • «tb •• . worked with an energy born of despair; but little progress was made in check­ ing the fire, however. In a few mo­ ments the urassevW.. NEWFON HOUSE. Prairieville........ Ratrand........... which had just been finished ready lor Tboraarpte occupancy, and the uncompleted opera Woodland . . VaatveHpvinin house were in flames, and it was appar­ no ent that those and the buildings m the Wennte upon the republican* of tho aevrral vicinity were inevitably doojiied. Ix>ud towMhlpa the Importance of calling their eau- and deep were the anathemas hurled at rw*aa al convealont dates, and attending them tiiOM* who had defeated the putting in BAlafttiy a* paaaiblr. of water works in the dty. X~7 gLKMENT SMITH. x F.A.SHKUM>N. PANDER ON IL- M REIGNED EMORY PARADY. Republican County KxocutlvrConi. and tbe work of saving the property in the buildings on the north side of State trial Cwwvvwtlon. street and east of Jefferson street was convention of tbe eleventh begun in earnest. There were manv teams on the street and they were all xmtMMiar.ic tbr city ot CliarioUe. pressed into service. k In Che forenoon of Wednesday. THE LADIEH I, dm. for the PurpoM ot placing in a camtulatr for rrirwntaUve In of the dty, to their great credit be it MM-, and tor the tran.«actlon ot «wh said. Instead of wringing their hands •• a* may property conic before the oni bemoaning the calamity, worked with a will in the saving of property. Mi»rs, Spangemadier & Mason feel i Satanic lor every IjBOO of pojhi under especial obligations to the ladies MwlhrrMC. II aaM fracs l ou ei- for their efficient aid in removing their Mh preetoet ■hall be rnUUcd to slock, there being at least 10 ladies to itetafr W. hTPACKAKD. one man carrying goods from their store. M L COOK. OaiualUce. I From the Nfewton and opera houses the fire was communicated to ED. EVANS* TTN.M1OP. Soon completing its work there, the buildings occupied by Mr*. Curtis as a mULinerv store, R. B. Wightman as a feed and grocery store, and building occupied as a dwelling by Lang Dick­ inson were swept away. During CI.KMKNT SMITH. which time the. DWIGHT S. SMITH. Chairman. I.UOQUET FACTORY Hecret<^>. wus attacked, the flamen first reaching SKPUBUCA.X CAt’lTS NOTTCKS. that portion used for the'office, paint shop and fish rod finishing room. The cry that the croquet i'actorv was on lire TIM, and tor , reverberated through the streets, and bUnched and anxious facts were seen on every hand. Soon Wightman & MlTLAXb. Bowne’s elevator, containing 4.000 At Town Hume. lUUland. ThurMiay. August bushels of wheat, was In flames. Mean­ while the lumber in H. L. Newton’s lumber yard was falling a prev to the EDITORIAL Notes. devouring element, as nothing'could lie done to save it Willing hands were That tbe work of the republican con- at work tearing down Seth Stone's ventiou to beheld in this city Saturday bowery in order to save the businetn next will be well done and satisfactory houses on the north side of State street. The house occupied by Seth Stone, just to the party Is a foregone conclusion. south of the burning portion of the cro­ There is a determination to nominate a quet factory, ignited and was soon con­ strung ticket. No particular candidate sum'd. At this Juncture some of the has been “boomed,” and the repmenta- flretnen and others did heroic service to save the Journal ofllce, Stauffer <!t Craw­ tivea of the various precinct* In their ley’s and the other building* in that united wisdom will place such candi­ row. Kit McElwain, Geo. West, Frank dates in nomination us are acceptable Lichty, John Blackford. Hurd Green, to their constituent*. It is certain Geo. Smith. Tom Spence, Whit Ben­ ham. Itobt. Green.Stid Tinkler. Frank that no “conference committee" will Tinkler and other* went into the be appointed at this convention. None FIERY FURNACE but republicans will be placed in nom­ at the rear of these buildings and suc­ ination, and the nomineta will stand cessfully fought the flames, saving upon a common platform. Principles thousands of dollar* worth of property will not be sacrifice! tor tbe hope of ob­ and greatly endangering their live*. From Wightman <t Bowne’s elevator taining official position. the fire readied the IRON AND ENGINE WORK*. Tbe friend* of Don C. Henderson, ot driving Mr. Gretuel from the engine tbe Allegan Journal, are booming him where he was working the pumps to as­ toe nominee for state senator from that sist In fighting the Are. These works dtetrict Don is an able man and a were Boon in ruins and tbe croquet fac­ dyed-in-the-wool republican. That be tory proper soon fall a victim. F. IL MARLOW A CO** ELEVATOR maybe unamiously nominated is the was soon destroyed, the fire communica­ ting to buildings across tbe street, viz: blacksmith shop, wagon shop rh; “Barkis is willin’." says Juaiah Bo­ dwelling. While these were boroiag galiy. And be might truthfully add, HMLF ARRIVED. “and so are tbe republicans;” for tbe job J and just in time to save the Empire of defatting him would be but a play । block and probably the entire business portion ot the dtv. Our people breath­ ed more freely when the specials from Tbe xblto-rotnd uxral of peoco loot Charlotte and Grand ffiapUB thundered Wrrarioc over tbe domoeratk camp la into the dty meh bearing a steamer. Barry county. possible living profit. PLANING MILL AND OTHER PBOFERTY J Destroyed. I havcl large Block, from the cheap key-winder to tlie newest- Pendant Set-Stem Winder, of all tbe factories, (but, no Aurora or Columbus one-horse concerns), in cases of Nickel Silver, Filled or Solid G>M. ford to pass my stock before^!* buy* one. Jewelry, Mesdanies Julia Goodyear and Frank ’those who removed the greater portion of their stock are the Journal office, j Pancoast took possession of the kitchen , Stauffer & Crawler. Julius Stark, Ben­ al the American House and served hot : ham & 1’hillipc, Messer Bros. II. A. coffee to the tired workers. Goodyear A Sous, R. Mudge. SpangeA. S. Merchant is apparently followed macher & Mason, J. S. Goodveor. (the by a series of misfortunes. Dell's ;bank having preparations made lor vafriends are pleased that he sustained no eating on short notice) A. D. Cook, greater Joss on this occasion. Brooks Jt Kenfield. N. T. l*arksr’s liv­ . 'The special bringing the engine from ery stock, American House furniture .Charlotte made the run of 27 miles in prepared for removal. F. H. Parker, 2G minutes, running time. The special Archie McCoy and W. H. Stebbins , from Grand Rapids made nearly as fast ।stock* partially removed. In the Em-1 plre block, the property In the second , and third stories was removed as far as /Had help arrived 10 minutes teter 4he Empire block must have burned. possible. The following is a list of losses. The The heat In the upper rooms was well figured may be relied upon as hieing cor- i nigh intolerable, and the block caught reel, as far os is possible to make them, i •fire in several places. -Seth Htone suffered s serious disloca­ a reporter visiting the premisos of each and learning from the parties interest­ tion ot one of his ankles by being ed the actual amount of loss sustained. obliged to jump from the second story Henry Newton—hotel and opera of the livery baro, in order to Mve him­ self from suffocation. house, 610.0U0; no insurance. The ladles of the tity showed a Spar- .1 Spaulding Manufacturing Co.—625.1OUO; insured for 630,000. We are una­ tan spirit, working with a will to save ble to give the companies, as tbe poli­ property and subdue the tire. Mr*. F. ties were written by a Chicago agency. rancoaxt worked heroically carrying Geo. Gregory’—store and dwellings, water, doing effective service 62.000; no insurance. The noise of tbe steamers from Grand C. W. Crothers -machinery, gfiOO; no Rapids and Charlotte while at work on insurance. Barlow & Waters—elevator. 812/J00; I the fire was a pleasant sound. These steamer* kept water on the ruins until Insured 96JOO. all danger of the lire spreading was Baker, Gray <fc Co, Detroit—black­ passed. „ ’ smith shop. 91.U0U; Insured 61JDU. Our contemporary of the Journal Ed. Evans—stock, 81.000; no insur­ suffer* tbe loss of power furnished by ance. Mrs. M. Curtis—millinery goods, etc., the croquet lactory, and also the dam­ age sustained by the hurried removal 8600; no insurance. A. S. Merchant—cutters and feed, of material, which latter is covered by insurance, however. 8250; no insurance. Tbe fire flashed up so rapidly after Ig­ Wightman & Bowne—elevator and 4,000 bushels wheat. 87,000; insurance, niting the shaving* in the planing mill, wna Uvat tbe men in the building had a nar­ Seth Stone-bowery and household row escape. Mr. P. Williams, who was goods 8300; no insurance. running the planer. lost his vest, watch Engine and Iron Works—88J)0te. in- and a small sum of money. stired 81,000 in Phtnnix; 8500 in Under­ The wisdom of building as near An­ writers, 851*0 in Commercial Assurance; proof as possible was demonstrated at 8500 in Milwaukee Mechanics. 8500 in the roller mill, which was saved by a Hartford; total. 83JUO. bucket bri^Sde. Had the roof been cov­ Dr. C.' 8. Burton—dwelling. 81,000; ered with wooden shingles no effort no insurance. could have saved the building. Newton <fc Burton—planing mill and While acting as pipeman and in the buildings, 83JXJ0; no insurance. H. L. Newton—lumber, 84,0)0; no in­ Newton House Root Green was severe­ ly burned on one of bis hands and Ed surance. Journal Office—damage to material, oeutz was severely burned on the arm and back. Pluckily these men kept at about 8500; insurance, 8500. II. A. Goodyear -wagon shop, etc™ work until the fire was subdued. The losses of the Engine and Iron 81.00); no insurance. The losses sustained by others in the works, with the exception of one .comdamaging of good* by removal, etc., pany carrying a risk of $5(10, nave al­ will amount to no inconsiderable sum. ready tieen adjusted, and the full scarcely a buslnesw firm on the east end amount written in the policies allowed. of the street escaping. However, it to The adjuster of the remaining company impossible at present to estimate the is expected today. amount of loss thus sustained. Several insurance adjuster* are at work adjusting the losses. As soon as NOTES COXCEUN1NG THE FEME. Jack Rich’s house caught fire from the insurance money is paid, definite arrangements will be made for the fu­ cinders. Henry Lewek did yeoman service at ture. Until then it is impossible to foretell the action as to rebuilding on the lire. the part, of those burned out. J since Hughes* house took fire sever-; Of course there were thieves in the al times. Srb of men plying their nefarious bus­ Jas. Wilkins was Mlw burned about' ass. Two ot them were caught and the face. doubtless will be severely dealt with. ’ Charlotte responded with Its engine A liberal supply of hemp would be the and 25 firemen. just desert of any stealing at such a H. L. Newton is one of tbe hroviest, time as Thursday was in this city. losers by the lire. Fred H. Barlow, head of the firm of Much valuable property was burned Barlow * Co™ is nothing daunted by after btidg removed from buildings. the tire. Early the following morning The fire destroyed a large portion of he had a force of men at work on an the manufacturing interests of the tity. office building, and will soon rebuild Seth Stone lost his all nearly. The the elevator. His firm are in the mar­ blow is a severe one to himself and ket for the purchase of goods in their line. family. 'It to to be hoped that Hastings now Insurance adjuster* are here adjust­ the imporsnoe ot adequate Dre Ing tbe loesee of the various oompanlee having risks m the burned district. When the work of rebuilding com- With but one or two excentlcM t>» mencm Hastings will present a scene of activity. ^Engine No. 2 of Grand Rapids with . sevan tiremen responded to the city’s ' call for aid. R.B. Wightman had no Insurance, We hope to be able to announce in our next that the croquet works will b<rebuilt in this city. Hundreds from the surrounding country came to view the ruins on Saturday and Sunday. H. L. Newton suffers severely by thin fire, as he was uninsured, andean illy afford to meet this reverse. .- A bucket brigade with two lines wm formed from the river to the croquet Jactorv rad did efficient service. Jos. Hamilton received a seven cut an the head by a bucket falling from A Large and Well-Selected 8tock of doubtodlv greater caution might have very Choice Goods. A Large Stoclcof been used, and this calamity prevented. Gold Rings. Fine Bracelets. Cfaatoa, Joseph Tindall while at work on the Lockets, Gold aud fttivei Tlitinblee, fce. brake of Hastings’ powerful (y) engine, had his shoulder badly dislocated. Three physicians worked half an hour to get the shoulder into place.' Putting the the suffering man under the influence of chloroform the united efforts of five men was necessary to reset the shoulder. Tindall will lie incapacitated from work, I have a complete Stock, from the for some time. Small Nickel to the Fine Seth Th onus Mr. Greuse! a short time since offered Clock, both oue and eigbbda) clucks. to furnish the city a Ont-class steam fire engine for a moderate rental, tlie dty to have the privilege of testing it for one year, and if it was purchased no rental to be charged. A few of the smart Alecks in the council laughed at tbe proposition and laid the same on • I always have the beat seiecud *aj the table indefinitely. Isn’t that “In­ definitely* about lapsed ? Newest Stock in the city. AH g>od* Many were the ludicrous incidents quadruple plate, sod warranted. , connected with the fire. During the burning of the croquet factory an oil barrel was overturned and the oil ran onto the floor. A farmer rolled up his pantaloons legs/grabbed a rag, rushed Into the oil and industriously greased his boots, despite the dense smoke en­ Tbe celebrated John Holiaul nod veloping him and roaring flam« in clone proximity. That historic lad who Fairchild Pens, for which I am the “stood upon the burning deck” is no- Sole Agent m this city. Clocks. Silverware. Gold Pens. The loss of the Newton and opera hoiBM is indeed a calamity to the dty. Mr. Henry Newton, tbe owner, has the sympathy of our people, who appreciate the fact that, although a resident of an­ other state, he had sufficient intereet In our dty to make this investment of money that added so greatly to the ap­ pearance of oar tity. The new opera house, the completion of which was an­ ticipated with much pteasure, together with the large brick hotel, is a mass of rulna. Should Mr. N. conclude to reteiild. be will greatiy please the people of Hastings, who have come to regard him as a Liberal and public spirited gen­ tleman. This I make a specialty. laving ; bought a Fine Set of Instruments to examine tlie Eyes with, >dl can guar- ' ante® a perfect fitting Spectacle. The examination is FREE OF CHARGE, tbe price of Spectacles cheaper than elsewhere. Have your eyes examined whether you buy Sjiectacles or not. Mr. S. Greusel. of the Engine and Iron Works, is undaunted. He has al­ ready left order* for printing at this office aud to perfecting arrangemeoU for the r«M«tabltohmant of these works ias rapidly as possible. His firm to com­ This is tbe only place in the city posed of young and progreralve buri- where! a full stock is kept I buy di­ ' neas men of this city, who by honorable 'dealing have established a good, bnsl- rect from Importers in New York, and neaa. Incidentally we might mention therefore have fresh and good (hmda, 1 1 that in the two days after the lire Mq Musical Goods. 1 have also added a nice stock of Nodoubt, whan practicawThi* c^er» will reaen e their order* until such ' SHEET MUSIC * “ the company are prepared to For teachers and lovers <>f to nil tnem. select from. P*0^® *re aware of the fact that thoM interested in the croqueffactery are liberal and enterprising burinresmen. Mr. W. T. Brown, the man­ ager. has the wteem and confidence of th* people of thto tity and county. It »ill be remembered that two years ago when the crops failed tn this county this company pawl out over 8»),000 to of to® county for timber, the lack of money among farmer* lxmg so great that many hauled timber I have employed Mr.’ E. A. Clark, a IB mBes to this factory, motiving cash therefor, thus mabling them to tide watchmaker of long experience. Who 9}’c-r their misfortune*. We can assure has done fine watch-work ia Ann Arbor, flK* aDd 1111 oo°’ I Jackson and Detroit. If you haves county watch or other job that all fivf up, bring ft to me and it will lie put in fl”* Accompanying we publish a man beat order. He also docs the very o!™bun”d , 11 bJ do««l Un™ finest Hand Engraving, in any style. 1 Samples shown if called for at my ted to marked I. Tbe top of tbe :man being north it will be a vU easv mat store. Charges for all repairing very ter to locate tbe buildings burned «* reasonable. shown on the diagram. It will be read­ HTI wiR pay the highest market J “‘J1 *•“ ““ Joonral offloe Watch and Jewel­ ry Repairing. U .flips'.1".111 ““Hrewltln*- HTprice for old Gold and Silver, trade HTnew cases for old ones, or open GT* face for hunting cases. nave R, ruins. It hardly seems 1 have been with you for ore; twen­ tiers t&e men outside began to null I*- Pterible that this building™ fore be was from the buBdlnr He ran ty-two years and intend tn stay by you tauS tbe rest of my Ufa time. I build up my business and a reputation, The Newton house, which wax ■» which is worth a great deal to me. nament to tbe wmSdI of Stated: u I will you goods as cheap as can be do more, and charred ruins sold but Mr. t ord, the to-te- landlord arrived thetvadMoruw Sra to rail I Will Not Sell & of the tity. - » ano tne io. u Ik™ JftirdMl W.ul> tor » full one. or Fir, Gilt Jew*! IdoriMEtfrom«m>tsom^ if S5W3<«.*»» W«SS. i >5! was veered to nearly every point ot the Sawdust la Bentley Brow fc Wilkins' oompssa; at times sending burning dndera ever the south aide <tf State street, lumber yard eaufiit on fire la Kraral pU* be was promptly sxtufrtmd. throwing Un*’ fec­ it out fa- Burs No persoa in need of a Watch can af­ Hulled Plated. All mJ seeds »>e ranted aa 1 represent them. Please caB on me when you art in ttedtj. **» «KH et Ua lira win IS :: n. hfij.il »• mien. I Hutiap, Mich. �The Hastings Banner. PERSONALMENTION. Death or Z. B. Willipon.—Al­ the rttomtp treasurer and register, ^Qiaa. Baldwin spent Sunday in the though the event had been anticipated ly permitting the expectant om to retain those. for many weeks, and knowing that it democratic secret session H. •’“B-Crawley’s mother returns from would be a relief from great suffering, i E\!u/Z momtnff F. h w.. Ohio to-day. the.announcement of the death of Mr. Local Advertising Rates: low * Co. h»d a roroe ot oewiLr., the union, urging the bourbons to sub­ Z- B. Willison, which occured at 12A) mit to anything. He said, in effect, work ereeung , >lull,|ltl •' x-nmoriri laicali. 5 cents per line. p. m. Thursday, the 12th. cast a gloom don't demand, but auk, of the green­ I-™1«, 8 cents per line. : ■ rtu cents oerlln*. over his large drde of friends and ac­ backers, aifthey are big-headed, and if quaintances. we make a demand they wQl resent IL Zaphna B. Willison was born Novem­ It was resolved to ask of the green­ .. lit ; ute >xxi<l Death notices etm. • . • ■ . ■ ■ ■.: ♦u11* I^Jcitarda> °r Prairieville, was in ber 14, 1840, in Barry township, this backers four plac« on Abe ticket; if re­ t or oncinUAUonn. except tor charitable 1 “jyrty. where he Bred until the taU of fused. ask three places; not granted, ask ..u ia x — — w|t| Ha ntvarMA ** I Sjf’j!?1*?’ by • “ore or u to st tbe dty Tuesday. SLkil,a.?*v‘1Y yet reported a“thta IbGli. He then removed to Castleton, two places, and if they still refused, ofllce, u the, promhed. Ban- and in 1874 he lieeame a rreident of take one place. This must have added ner caller Monday. Hastings, which residence he retained much to the dignity of the democratic Ox aoooujrr ot the lire the Healing, Until his death. He was married to gathering. sJIEET MUSIC Mni. Eli Throop returned from Har­ Green backers will rave tMine and Iron Work, will ha "tlSr Mi» Julia Griffin Oct 11th, 18fiG. Un­ when they learn that they could have bor bprings Saturday. k°Powe^'*,A,n”*re to t/iem four children, two sons and taken all of the persimmons, save one, AVtll Bowne is on the sick list, but is two daughters, were lorn, three of recently added to my stock ot and the .democrats would haVa been on the mend, however. whom survive, one son having died at thidr abject servants. Yea. had tbe Musical Goods Miss Anna Nevins has returned her an .early age. The Subject of this greenbackexs taken all, doubtlesi the sketch was the youngest of a large democrate would have lagged the priv­ S?WUt °f bUi,Q«““d U£t K position at the postofflee. family. Seven brothers and one sister ilege of uniting with them. H. Barlow, of Coldwater, waff in the survive him. , need of Musis Books or Sb eel Music John Dawson was elected chairman city a portion of the week. in September of last year he was in­ and Orson Swift secretary of the green­ FRED K. H0TCHK1HH. a • i-emey by mi me. jured while wheeling a truck of wheat Wardell and wife spent Sundav by reason of one of the wheels striking back part of the aggregation. On the Owners of engines and farmers take first ballot for sheriff John Llchty »P«Jialty. at Macatawa Park and Ottawa Beach. notice. The Hastings Engine and Iron an obstruction, throwing one of the loomed up as the Hicks’ candidate: but JHss Lillian Estes will return from handles with considerable force against the boss was doomed to defeat. Long JOHN BE8SMER, works have lots of pumps, valves, Kalamazoo the latter part of the week. him. Although he did not consider receiving a large majority on the two Jeweler and Optician. screens; hose, belting, packing and oil the injury serious; abcesees soon form­ M Sh pftS’ Qre- T^y WlU U Bold Bock has returned from a ed, and be has been confined to his ballots taken. The nominee entered the room with two boxes of cigars Vs t friends at Woodland and house since October 1st last, enduring which he passed around, and he and fob sale WRIGHT, KAY 4 CO., Nashville. K suffering. Throughout all be ex- Bill clasped hands—but it’s too affectAlfred Besrmer. aged 21 years, Wn I ; .. ill sell mvtartu of *b acres In Hastings 140 Woodward Avk., .Mr. S. R. Willison left Monday for .Ht. fair frame house, bauk barn »x«. xl a patience and fortitude seldom ' ■- Hi i' v .»d orohard ot all kinds of fruit, all of John M. Bessmer, of this city, died East Tennessee to obtain relief from witnessed, the past few weeks calmly ingior further comment. 1 & 3 Campus Martius, The clowns of the convention were ■ > a tai’ i ' । acre. Will sell very cheap on ob Saturday last, of typhoid fever, at bay fever. awaiting the end, which he knew was Geo. D. Barden and Abijah Flint Geo. •■bi.• t-nii'. For further particulars cnDETROIT. inevitable. “Zeph." as he was famili­ ■ „■ A tr^deiice, just two miles north and Coylton, Tuscola county, after an ill­ Mrs. Chas. Rusaell, of Allegan, spent arly called, was poMeased in a great de­ popped up upon the slights provoca­ ness of 10 weeks. The remains were tion and tired a motion at the bead of t^~t>rden by Mail ftetiot Prompt brought to this city for interment Tues- a portion of tbe past week -with rela­ gree of the finer attributes of character the venerable chairman. At an early and Cartfid Attention. tives in this city. which make an ideal man. Kind and stage of tlie game Bige evinced that he Mrs. 8. Winters, of Hickory Corners, generous to a fault, with great love for was after the scalp of W. b. Powers, At the Maple Grove republican cau­ *"* with h“,1,Ur kindred and friends, he was one whom which trophy he carried away in his . -i ■ WA200. MICH. ,On ML Holyoke Plan. cus the following were elected as dele­ MTS. z. B. V™ to know was to admire and respect. belt. Barden wm Bige's staunch friend illison. ■ i rd .:•<! tuition. •» "A Per school year. BuildAs the news of his death reached his and voted for him for nearly every of­ ising members, and the community a • • ■ u.-d by *te:uii.-J Instruction throughout. gates to the county convention: E G Miss Viola Willison will teach the acquaintances, the universal exclama­ '!•. rr; ti-gim Sept.8.18* Forclreulxroad. Putter Martin Darling. L. E. Mudge^ fice. and to return the favor, Bige school in the Waldorff district, Hope, tion was “A good num has pone from shouted "Barden!" as a delegate to ev­ worthy citizen. T. b. Brice, L. B. Potter and Gilbert commencing Monday. That we m a society tender hLs par­ our midst," He looked forward to ery convention to be held. ents and sisters our heartfelt sympathy Laphaui. benntoftal convention L B (orno Stong and about 100-Nashvil­ death with a calmness born only of a The ticket nominated is as follows, In this their hour of sadness, and an as­ Potter. ’ faith in a happv hereafter. But a few the register and treasurer being demo ­ lians were in the city Thursday night surance of our sincere regret at his ear­ ■ • Autr. .*Kh ar Hastings High School. Ad­ Services at the Epihppal church to see the ruins of the flreJ days previous he informed the writer crats: ly death. . . ( -1 ter than ever before. A graduate that he wished his friends to know Sheriff—O. F. Long. That to perpetuate his memory, we • • ■„ -:.itr Noniud has been employed. - New Sunday as follows: Holy communion Mrs. Andrew Russ returned Friday that he was prepared for death, and Clerk—Geo. W. Abbey. . n air* ;u»l work v.lll baglren. Five per cent. at 9 a. m., morning prayer, litany and will cause this tribute of our love and from New Mexico, for an extended vis­ that he had no fears for the future. Register—W. A. Lasher. esteem to be filed with, the records of sermon at 10:30,. Sunday school 12m it among relatives and friends. He was a member of the Masonic order, Treasurer—Jerome J. England. Jhe society, and copies Of the same de­ Prosecuting Attorney—Milton F. livered to the bereaved family. Will T. Kelly, ot Irving, took the under whose auspices he was burled, at mtrnding to teach Improve these rare evening prayer and sermon "30 p. m’ IYi'Jou onlv thirty-flve cents per b“oject morning sermon, “The Unbrid­ train east this morning for a two weeks his request. Tbe remains were interred Jordan. led Tongue.” 11. lunimtlon address in the cemetery at Hickory Corners on Surveyor—Geo. B. Mancheater. The Hastings and Grand Rapids visit with relatives atBuffalo, N. Y. “----- . C. H. <X)LK. Saturday, Rev. Hunsberger preaching Circuit Court Commiasioners—A. Hastlax*. Mich. Will Griffith, charged with bur­ Masters Fred Myers and Louis Good­ the funeral discourse. The afflicted D. Cadwallader and William B. Swoe- nines played a game of ball at the fair glary committed at Nashville, was ar­ year went to Harbor Springs Tuesday, family and relatives have the assurance grounds Wednesday. The fonder won raigned In the Circuit Court Monday where -.they will remain for several, that the people of Hastings and Barry Coroners—W. I’. Polhemua and P. H. by the following score: weeks-J muurn with them. TEACHERS Evans. BAFTIXn*. afternoon, plead guilty, and on Tuesdav In response to a call. M. F. Jordan morning was sentenced by Judge Hook­ Rev. Kaley and wife, of Dexter, for Teachers’ Normal and Training loomed before the fast retreating audi­ er to four months confinement in>the some time past the guests of Z. B. Hoyt Kill find a large assortment of state prison. and family, returned to their home Class.—1 will conduct at Prairieville a ence, opened tiis mouth and rolled forth high-sounding and soothing words to teachers’ normal and training class, greenback ears. Abijah J£ Flint then Cook. p. . That Dr. Hees will visit here again Monday. nlckle clocks, and at prices cheapMrs. M. Parkhurst, of Appleton, commencing on Sept. 0th and continu­ told how he would fight, bleed and die Monday, Aug. 23d. and can!be consulted ing 10 weeks. Elocution and voice .er than ever at * * at the Hastings bouse, sewns to be all Minn., returned to her home Monday, training, geography, both descriptive for principle—greenback principles; and after a long visit with her sister, Mrs. he didn’t propose to have no mongrel that is necessary to say. for people here John Busby. and physical, orthography, U. 8. histo­ like W. 8. Powers tolerated, etc, etc. to realize his ability, as a physician, bv \A. G. Spaulding Li in the dty. arriv­ ry, civil government, grammar, includ­ J. H. Dennis then told an effecting Huxbe*. r. I his wonderful cures performed in and ing complete analysis and diagram­ story of the extreme anxiety of many­ wERknis/ib’ ing this morning. Before he returns it ming. arithmetic by analysis, book-; around this section or the country. will be settled as to whether or not, the keeping, physiology, philosophy, pea-; republicans to safely reach the green­ back fold. In fact, if John is to be be­ .IL J. Grant would like to consult croquet works will be rebuilt here? Kepairing by an experienced manship, etc., in fact all branches lieved. the rush is so great as to almost with those who told Mr. Ge©. Davis, in Mayor Huggett, C. C. Baxter, of the taught in common schools will receive j cause a panic. and competent workman. • Hicks Bros.’ grocery, that they saw par­ Republican, and Horton Bryan, of the special attention. An hour each day In truth, the convention was the ties driving from the dty with 600 or Prohibitionist, were among the Char­ will be devoted by principal and stu­ most tame and listlees affair of ita kind T0UU 7(0 lbs. of flour in their wagon the day : lotte people coming on the special train dents to the discussion of theory and ever held in this county. While as cit­ practice. All recitations will be an izens, the ticket nominated is composed InnlaKi. of the fire. Mr. Davis has forgotten the bringing the steamer to this dty Thurshour in length, giving ample time for of good men, with one or two excep­ OimmiS^Ms* names of his informants. the thorough discussion of all subjects. tions; as aspirants to nubile offices, Those attending the* soldiers and i Frank Woodmansee. R. M. Bates and - The people of Prairieville, ever ready they are not the peers of hundreds of Earn* Run* : HmUhr*. S; Grand Rapid*,i Struck out bj Cook. 1J; by Hrady. 10. sailors reunion in this dty next week Thos. Campbell passed h successful ex­ to advance educational interests, will men in the county. Of this more here­ amination at- the present term of the do all in their power to make the so­ after. * Circulation this icetk, 1,928. should not forget the great bargains at j circuit court and were admitted to the journ of students with them as pleas­ Raw on ball* ; off Cook, J; off Br*4y. Tbe Democratic party of Barry coun­ Lewis Sterns'. He will make a special Imr. The examining committee con- ant and profitable as possible. * Umpire-L. E. Tony, of Grand Rapid*. ty and their principles, where are effort to greatly reduce his slock on sistexi of Mtnsrs. C. G. Holbrook, of I have secured the services of Prof. shat occasion, and therefore will sell this dty. and W. 8. Powers and Walter H. B. Taylor to assist In conducting the goods cheaper than ever before known Webster, of Nashville/. class and feel that I am offering a rare toONEKR Meeting.—The.pioneers of TO THE MAYOR OF HASTINGS. MICH.: • in Hastings. opportunity to the teachers of Barry Barry county met at the fair grounds , Dear Sir:—I learn with profound Aiaon Allen and Isaac Youngs, of eounty. No pains will be spared to as­ regret your city’s heavy loss by yester­ «eed wheat. The Otsego base ball club tackled the this 12th day of August, 2 p. in. Meet- day's , fire. Extend to your citizens my sist any pupil who is competent In se ­ We hate pure Diehl wheat and White Hasting nine at th? fair grounds yes­ Woodland, had a pugilistic encounter ing was called to order by the Preai- heartfelt I curing a suitable school. sympathy, and say 1 pledge to Vrbrt rhafl Mt *t.<*O perbu*hel. on the streets of this dty. They were terday. *The Hastings boys’ heads be­ them my beet exertions to secure the No new books will i>e required, as all dent, Hon. G. K. Beamer. 4 . J. W. A C. G. BENTLHl*. Prayer, by the chaplin. Rev. A. building I of the Kalamazoo and Has­ came dizzy from running so great a -nabbed." Allen settled the bill, so far subjects will be taught by topic. ai the city was concerned, by the pay­ rrr FRICN& tings railroad at the earliest date poeaiMr. Goss has kindly consented to or­ Wakefield. number of bases, and the game was ment of S». while Youngs, who was Addrew of welcome, by the Presi- ble. 1 I have been asked if the fire would Ke.t *alt jwr barrel 1 00 called at the close of the fifth inning, der a full line of school supplies, which taken l*fore another justice was fined dent. G. K. Beamer. i be will furnish at reasonable rates. not delay the building of the railroad? _ - Hine " 00 the score standing 21 to 5 in favor ot 812X>, tbe justice afterwards remitting | Tuition. 8C.(». Addrees. by the historian Clement :My answer is: LVf; Hastings needs the I H>Cbe«t prir. . jor wheal and all praduce. Hastings. the fine. i now more than ever. United ef­ For further information address me Smith, calling for the death record, etc., road ' ; J. M. ROGERS. Tuesday; afternoon IL B. Wight* rcjxjrtlng upwards of 40 deaths of old forts : of citizens and company win sure­ at Yankee Springs, Mich. Bi y the btst ubc cirset at Morse E. The September Century will contain ly secure the early completion of the settlers in the past year. man’s coll broke loose while hitched on The report of the treasurer was read road. : a paper on Liszt, which, while it has Nevins’. , I Yourt truly, and approved. W kddining A nnivkbsary been for some months in preparation, • Call and see Dr. Lathrop at his new > J. W. BOYNTON. On motion it was voted that we meet drugstore. ' tempted to turn south on Creek street happens to appear at a time when it 31st being the 13th wedding anniversa­ at the fair grounds on the becond ry of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Looinis, ofr will be read with unusual interest We desire to express our sincere Thursday of August. A. D. 188L, . '.ei tour watches (repaired at A. IL ami the carriage overturned and horse thrown down, when it'was caught. No It is an account of a summer with Liszt Hope,several relatives and friends met On motion, proceeded to the election- thanks i to those neighbors and friends M.-Oaih-rs's. _ at Weimar, written by one of his pup­ to celebrate the same. J After partaking of officers as follows: .'•erioufl damage done. ■ who bo kindly rendered assistance darils, Mr. A. M Bagby, and is full of in- of a bountiful supper the following ar­ 'A'ell, what about better fire protecG. K. Beamer, PreeldeUL Monday* the 7 a. m. train ran unto teteating anecdotes and reminiscences. athe long illness of our husband and ticles were presented by David Bowker. H. A. Goodyear. Vice President. :iqn lor this city? j ter. and especially during, his last three horses on the bridge west of Bull’s The accompanying illustrations indude at Hastings, in behalf of the friends. D. R. Cook, Treasurer. Feather weight bustles only 25c at cut. One of the animals got'off the a frontispiece portrait of Liszt and a hours. His fraternal brethren of the Bed spread—Mrs. Lyman Chamber­ . P. A. Sheldon. Secretary. E. NevfapJ , masonic order wHl be ever held in our Clement Smith, Historian. bridge unharmed, another was struck, full-page picture of “the Master" seated lain. Fair of vases—Mrs.- VanHorn and Amoe Wakefield, Chaplain. Jgrateful remembrance for their watch­ “’■ i <5al prices’ on clocks for school knocked into the river and galloped at the piano, both engraved by Johnson. ful care over their deceased brother end Mrs. McColom. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE TO RETORT j ‘>:uhers at McOmber’s. awav unhurt, while the other was his family. E»»ecial thank? are due Fruit dish—Gid Wilkinson and wife. The sick in despair turn from one to DEATHS, ETC. Mr.A. H. Loveland, upon whom our The fall term of our city schools be­ killed outright We understand the Halfdoz. napkins—B. Gibbs and wife. another for relief, especially in old animals belong to Z. B. Hoyt Assyria. C. L. Briggsdead placed a great reliance for neces­ gin Monday. AugusL30th.’ Glass water pitcher—Mrs. M. and Barry, W. T. Barber. i sary care as the end approached. May chronic and stubborn cases. It seems Edith Chamberlain. Druggist sundries,’ paints, oils, etc., .Mil S. Greusel, of the Hastings Baltimore, David Ickes. ; all of those kind friends ever have oth­ Apron and pickle dish—Arrilla Engine and Iron Works,, is preparing to to be all “cut-and-try" with the medical :< Dr. E. 11. laithrop’s drug store. Castleton. D. W. Smith. i ers as solicitous for their welfare as profession. But the following letter Chamberlain. repair boilers, and he will help all Carlton, J. N. Covert. they have been for that of the departed sr.F John Besamer's and W. S. Good­ Svee hope for the afflicted and explains Glass fruit dish and toothpick holder City, W. 8. Goodyear. and his family. customers who need any repaira for year’s announcements in this issue. —David Bowker and wife. self: ’ Hastings, John YV.Stllson. MRS. Z. B. WILLISON AND FAMILY. their engines and seperators. Their Hanging lamp—Lyman Chamberlain. The scho^rs of the M. E. Sunday business will go on just toe same as be­ MR EDITOR: Hope.G. W. Valentine. After suffering for twenty years with John Payne and wife, Clinton Boice and hool are enjoying their picnic today. fore tlie great fire. Their office wilF be Irving, John J. Hendershott. Remember toe republican county scrofula and liver complaint, often ac­ wife. Johnstown, Chas. E. Paine. . convention is to be held in this city Fruit dfah, cake stand and pepper and Wanted.—A few more boarders by at Greble & Powers’ store, State street companied with rheumatism. I have Maple Grove, Leander Lapbam. | Saturday. salt castor—Mrs. F. Hammond and the day or week at the American house. Orangeville, Eli Nichols. . The republicans of the city of Has- be® made a well man by the successful Kates reasonable. treatment of Dr. Hml Six months Mary Stanley. Mhgs will meet at the several named agul Ixigan treatment with him. I Fruit dish—J. Campbell. Rutland. J. R. Robinson. All indebted to Weissert Bros, must Knife and fork tray-H. Chamberlain. places on Thursday evening. Aug. IV, fdt in a short time like a new man. Thomapple. Amoe Wakefield. tU and settle their accounts at once. May Mr. and Mrs. Loomis live long at 7 p. m., for the purpose of nominat­ Have gained 40 pounds and am now Woodland, Jesse Jordan. I tore take notice. . and »ee many happy anniversaries and Yankee Springs, Asher Turner. ing delegates to atterd the county coo- feeling as well as I ever have since a may they live in the fear of God and Father Fleming will say inass at veatlon to be held at the court house boy Remember me to the doctor. EXBCUTIVE COMMITTEE; when He comes In that great dav to SL Rose's church, Hastings, Sunday, on Saturday, Aug. 21: ' f Mrs. W. Hitchcock judge all by their works may they hear W. & Goodyear Aug. 29th, at 10:30. 1st ward—Jordan's wagon shop. . ' Mrs. W. 8. Goodyear the glad uwell done. Enter thou into D.lLUook Id ** —Clement Smith’s house. J*res<tuitions carefully compoundMrs. D. IL Cook - Circuit Court.- Following are the thy rest,” is tbe earnest prayer of the Clement Smith Jd “ —Council rooms. ’ *• t v a registered pharmecutist at Dr. Mrs. W. Green. writer. " ' proceedings of the circuit court, held 4th " —Parker’s sample room. •— H. Lathrop’s drug store. ____________ Mrs. S.Andrus Monday p. m. and Tuesday a. m.: Un nrotiooft was voted tMl the old We notice considerable activity Many of our merchants who reThey are Married.—Ab was a fore­ settlers erect a log cabin during the Hubbd vs. Nicewander—Judgment .oved their goods during the fire have among the G. A. IL boys, and more e^ gone conclusion, Mr. Barry County next year, and that all old rvlicsof any by default, 8144.18. dot yet got their stocks in shape.. pecially the committee of management, Griffith vs. Gregory—Judgment bj Bourbon led to the altar the coy Green­ kind be gathered together an<H>laced Fui. sale cheap, good second hand in perfecting the ureparatlonii for toe default, 8104.29. back maid on Saturday last, on which in same, and kept In said building for Crook vs. Welton—Judgment by de­ occasion the hyphenated conventions reference at our future meetings. -f1 and separator, with fixtures of either steam reunion to be held hereAug. Lt was talked that each old settler of ,- horse power. Enquire at Messer 27. One feature advertised «tnke« us fault 8112.92. , . met to ratify the nominations made sev­ Aultmau vs. Whittemore—Judgment eral months previous by the wire-pul­ the county bring a log during toe com­ Bros. . as uuite novel, to roast the beef whole one ume. or . b^ue. ThU b by default, >806.89. lers. The only hitch tn the program ing winter, to be placed in toe build­ A large number of extra copies of The cases of Beadle vs. NewtoiL Mng the strife over the nominations ing of the log cabin, the names of those a iob that has never been accomplhhed this «-ditiun are printed. Order extra rJSlXf” the wood., bnt Bare vs. Ingram, Ingram vs. Bare and of sheriff, register and one of the dr­ furnishing logs to be inscribed on same. [umst* l**^’ l*fore the HUPF1y is bodv ran make a success of it the aol Dillon vs. Wolf were continued. cult court commissioners. Boes Hicks The length and size of logs required W H. Owen vs. J. H. Beamer—Re­ had set his heart on defeating the nom­ will be published hereafter. dteriSS. It). ealeulAted to be eleM A GEmriAN'S SMOKE There waa a large attendance, and Father Fleming will have services and palatable and we epeak lor a .U« ferred to A. E. Kenaaton. ination of O. F. Long, and W. S. Pow­ People vs. Darwin McKay—Time ex­ ers refused to accept the nomination great interert was maalfeat The exer­ at Charlotte this Sandav, but the fol­ ot the barbecue lor dinner Aug. Stl. tended in which to settle bill of excep- for drcult court commissioner. In the cises were interesting throughout, but lowing Sunday will have service in ■Gan. LaxriM and Goo. Walker are 11 Th’os. D. Campbell, Frjn* Baitings. | democratic camp it was supposed that oc account of the fire the program was who Dan Reynolds bad a walk-away for reg­ shortened somewhat. J r.iTivE, as administrated by a newly- th, tuuoM glved bv two nuinsee and Richard M. Bates admitted ister, as it had been stated that there stole clot*tng. <*«.. from B. ''gw} justice of the peace of thia dty, waa no other aspirant To borrow the At a meeting of the executive com­ is -•unething tear!di and wonderful to etn-n rinrinr the afternoon of the tire, Lam pen and Geo. Walkee ar­ fg; we^Lrmtrf the'o“o;‘ mittee of tho alumni association of the contemplate, ' raigned for larceny from store to dayBaatinM High school, the following Wiu Griffith. burt^P^g -About tt'jO have been raised for the g* "SSi ulding of a parsonage by the Catholic ^th^w^s guilty as charged; each sentenced to the sucoeaaful naan. state prison for four months. «aey of this pjuee. Work will be 'ommenced on the sime at an early I hereby wish to return my hearty acted. MiM Greenback we®t into aeday. । iutr. an eHU.tmu’ie voung ir-an, thanks to thoae who did such efficient the court bouse, and «taMumd BMrtM oc3. H-Ud*. The bug* stock uf thos. elegant calf work in roe to roovtog my Khoee lor woman's wear that are being ’-Lioadad at buffer A Crea ley's goes Z-1J-L ftiich iwatcccsci to rom U> Show that farmer win® know how 5S>J£p5S»®i K the to appredate a good ehoe. Try a pair “fcd you win be convinced. ■1A8TIXG8.THURSDAY. AUG. J».IUG. oS “* H-tto*n w^£'taStXLtonl,,pwlto**"w Now Ready! Inspection Invited I Our Elegant Enlarged Establishment! IMPORTERS. JEWELERS. OPTICIANS. . ......“ta«”i"WtWh>w«. Michigan Female Seminary TEACHERS' CLASS ssr-L' KSI1''. ^'IcOita’t, the Jeweler. Local News. $1000 forfeit �THE LAWYERS TAKE THE FLOOR IOO DAY IB OVER. THE NEWS IN BRIEF. Doses SEATTLE, W. examined by -uhtat caw W« Sunday night Faster and faster from haxy hollow. Night Is aloeing on field and wood; Out uf the went the late-bound swallow Hastens back to tte crumpled brood; Ftetely-winged. tbs nigbt-hawte hover— Day is over! handled roughly by Chief Ebenold, but told fiploe that Forest and fallow grow dark together, A bell tn tte distance aoundtog alow; SUU tte light of tte ran weather Welling up in the after glow; Now the starry aklea discover Day la orerl —Dora Read Goodale. jiiUd. ■cutloti Tte Burlington & Northern road an­ nounces its purpose to put on limited trains and burdiera.-ing. and It U hta Intention to as Treadwell ted gone to Bltka, for aid from the United State* ANO HEART DISEASE. . Saturday. ' ALTITUDES DR. HAMILTON IDEAD. jroporty worth »7V1,TOO,<»1 Tho rate of from Wrangal island, but -a storm arose and they were unable to tend. When the Idaho loft Alaska they were besting about Imparting tram Chicago dally ia MT. thia dty, after Irought throughout the countrywill are eqally guilty, and A STRAW FROM SALISBURY has bran a rialtlng aurgoou to IX-Attarnoy Walter Cmcaoo, Aug. medical «ub,acta Dr. Hamilton was an .ac- to tte fluid William it Barria Mbltioutets nominated Rev. G. V tributlotu to medical journals would fill many volumes When President Garfield waa shot, in lhc-1, Dr. Hamilton waa called tte supreme court hat said a detective to a liar. Mr. Zetoler argued that bo connection bad been shown between tte alleged bomb­ thrower and tte alleged conspiracy. He declared there wm nothing heroic about tbe with tte case until^tiye president's d< FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION. them, whether it bo to tbe fora toe more dangerous, insidous and John Jarratt who ever held a public charged Walker with pen the While graa: difficulty prevloui go»r.mm.nt, which waa equally aa Wednesday bomb-throwing Springfield, to bagin bualnaa. with gW.OOJ —Ion at Shelbyville, Uta., Tnaaday. were fatally scalded. A phaUcally rejected, aud I believe that our opponents will eventually admit that thia ta England's final decision. It to our duty ■ discontent” HEDDEN'S SUCCESSOR. HEAVY STORMS IN INDIANA drat baa appointed Daniel Magana, ot Og- . Referring to tbe character qf tte meeting Mr. Zetoler described it aa quiet, peaoeabie Newburg. Better. flouring mill partly destroyed. Ono LoMDONDXJLXT, IL—Whila an here Thursday, two butties filled with gunU ruled el »1 Illation. The Medical Journal lias just reported a paper read before tte American Climat­ ological aaeociatloa, by Dr. A. L. Loomis, of thia city, which may be of vital importance to many people propos­ ing to visit mountain reaort* the coming aummer. Dr. L/xtmia details four caaea in which heart disease was brought 00 by a change from a lower to a higher altitude. Two of these cases were per­ sons going to 8L Regis lake, in the AdirondackH. at an elevation of only 2,006 feet. One was tiiat of a visitor to tbe Catskill mountains, and tbe fourth had gone to Colorado. Though a relief wm afforded them by a return to lower lev­ el* they all died within four or five B«<r. ampum, 1, w,E?r rar economy and cemfert - HV.UJU,. North rat. s. y w^11- One Dollar Bate. Itmttrnt, rtatra. ^1 hmm. Wl* ~ Mini, dr.prp.uh Miimm., catarrti,«teumathni. kidney xnd iire/ZZ' Hatatw. and all affection, canard bv ikn^ blood or low ecaxlltiot of the -I was aererriy afflicted with wnftuTi for over a year bad two runnlne .ore. Z, tatek. I took five bottle, of Rood-, Smu2 rilto and eomlder mytolf enttely^t C. E. Lorxjor. Lowell, Maw. “Bood'a fiampartlta did oe on tauareamount ol good. My whole n*toa hmbZ built up and strengthened, my direove i» proved, and my beid relieved uf toebad^.’ inir. I emaldav It tk. __.... . .*w*' Hood’aSarsaparilla Sold by all draadtti. •l;iixfvr»J luj only by a L HOOD A CO., Uwei;, Mim IOO Doses One Dollar. Aa the rreu'.t of his experience in trieb and Mui id. Sach\ntwenty-six cases. Dr. Loomis conclude HUrk. doled June l.ah. A. that “the risks which one with even slight cardiac insufficiency runs by pass­ ing from a lower to a higher altitude is ram of two hundred ninety -v. and rt-im including tbe texe. wj t mortn^* ciency be extensive, such change be­ e» tor the year a. M.l th, mt^v,HS= tte rate of eightter rent fbun Anr:^ comes immediately dangerous." This SKiwyanyK conrluaion, strongly supported as it is4>> Dr. Loomis' data, ia especially important when It ia rememtiered that cardaic in­ sufficiency may exist In thorn- who give no evidence pf it while at, or moder­ ately near, the noa level. It ia well known that sojourn at tte high resorts of tte Swiss Alps ia contra­ indicated for persona suffering from dis- . .T amir dollsra provided for in said auit or proceed lag. at law hi ed to recover tbe money, we . .it m Mia -■ - - gveit ttat ou ttatotday. the tub da» UsJptoS:7 ter. A D. ISW. at ten o'elork in tbe for^rirT ; aliail ae.1 st ptiblie mxuon to th» ai th* north front d.>.<r at t*- ..wEt. mateol Mktoiron .tn. t twins th) ie due to deficiency of oxygen (calcula­ tion will show that ordinarily at an alti­ tude of only 2,000 feet 173.48 grains 1ms ct oxygen are inhaled than at aca level) would alone explain tte perils which many people incur by exchanging tide waler for high mountain air.—New York Herald. Tb- opinion ia expressed bj- an emi­ nent America^ sciential, in a recent leotire, that the North American conti­ nent ted tte beginning of its formation in islands of matter rising out of the un • menas ocean, which grew until they fi­ nally touched ear h other. Many of these tolanda were, volcanoes tiiat threw up matter that ted farmed below the sur- tee prrainM deaertbed tu aald iMvutaae. <r k tbe mrvtniwe befa< dnnIM ta waa all ttoMe cert..a !<«., Mvr, if land situate in tbe Citf </»£»<Vaa.lv nt n.m .mU W...L v»en hundrvd *ad and nneet: (TIS... Of the guy , (.vmerij r.aawj< HgaUngv. Barr? Count the recorded 11.• _1_ plat . » thereof. ■ . Attorneys for MurieM< , Martragr nalr. Default bavinx been mode in tbe cccdlUoai of a certain inortga** made by Jaarv W. Yoonr and Harriett J. Young tua wife, in hrr own the water than above it. Tho Hawaiian islands have had many volcanoes, and were much formed by them. Tbe whole and injured ant Episcopal bishops Alptart, building ot was destroyed. Liberia. OaKI-AMD, Illa, Aug 9.—Navor alnoe tte Wednesday, with a loos ot AW.QOfi THE FOREST FIRES. Winnipeg, politician. Wadnaaday. estimated aa high as flO.CTl) people It would be no exaggeration to put It at <0,UM Btatep Dwight, of Boston, presided al the morning service, and ;-reached from instituted to recover tbe money wntred by MM mortgage or any part tiwrvot Now. therefore bv virtue of tbe pawv •hole at New England and NJw York. of sale contained In said isattgw. tb«- ttotule In Mich ca»c made and prodded. Thun tte original islands of this eonti- Ueetaterebygreen that ou Saturday, tbe it« day oLAugurt A D l<*. at ten o'clock ta Ur foreteon3 shall well at jhiSUc aurttoa to the highest bidder, at tlie north truo: dorr of the eourt bouse tn tbe dty of Hx«ni>a:s, Mtohlgaa. that bring ttejitoce where the Cuwrt Court tor from volcanoes, Hie flowing lava. the county of Barry ia holdeti. th* pretidw’ to Among the first volcanic islands must - — ■ - i- .-U —.... tbe Atlantic district, tte dan; but aa tte island* rose and enlarged CDrcnrwATi, Aug LX-Tte Price Currant 1,S«.OOl>,iX» buabeb as tte present outlook for tte total oora crop, which would ba lam iday numbered han- population of tte harbor Thursday afternoon capsixod tte aoboooar Oregon and tte sloop yacht Frolic. Absolute destitution ta said to prevail In ten counties In Texas on account of the drought A company baa boon formed In Brooklyn Tuesday night. and Christina Nilsson took plkre Friday in THE MARKETS. music proixis-jfflcient clothing Public meetings are rippi valley, and the Salt Lake and Nte the south half ot tte south we*t quarter of'teetionntunber twenty*tv Kvvptlna and rtaryvlag from tte operation .of tbi« mortnee the fol­ would fill with maaaive lowing land’ Ou ■ • ■ ' • - -highway, in tte renter of the ’oath emt irortko which would oventuallv In­ MHlimcnu. al quarter of wet lot: number twenty —ren tor a come rocks, and the depressions M ould aCarttag point running item-* emt tertv red*, teve^asaucer or platter shape.—Chicago tteucesouth twenty n»!«. then.- wr*t fort* swda. tteore north twenty rod* to the ptee « beginning. All of *>ld land being In to*» north range ten wret Dated May Stub. imc.. RO1CACE D. STor»S. M rtgir*. tgUantNTtiMlTH. Attorurt f-r E-xtpge. Chancery Order. State of Michigan, the Circuit Court fur t» Oounti ot Barry-In Chmirep Miu K. Kiumett enmptatnant, r>. Hwuru Emmett, defendant. . „ . Fifth Judicial circuit-in t'banrery- »«« proding in the Circuit Court f.< tte ' « terry-dn Chancery, at tbe Of) of Huttig*. >• the 3rd day <>f Atigu»t. A. l»-»"»' M In tldxuumc.il »pj-e.ru - T-un *-• anr oa file that th* detendaut. Ei.! ro Laurett. n M a resident of 'thb -dale, t-nt h a rreiddB * Waterloo, tew- > ctxmty. h. w » ore. Ou motion of Knuth aant** aoilcnor.. It ordered tlud tte sms of said ■«»?»»**«’ premiona smoldering, and thick smote still Tte vicinity of Green Bay is subject so s&sr ntortgagt as aO thuw parrel*Rocky of land mountains tiluato m and the Sierra Neva­ tte towMiilp of Orangeville. In the eouaty of Barry sad ante of Michigan, and dewribri a* follows to wit Tbe north ea»l quarter of the north ea»t Tnr ter of eectluc number thlrre four, alto the *«th Ing to ascertain tte responsibility for a delicti of ti..7)0,000 in tbe funds to chargo of the public debt board HOPTONIC PEPTOWIZED mg <I force of polios patrol tiie streets night and day to guard against fine fifteenth ballot, nominated Robert I. Taylor large quantities badly. A rainstorm is needed stomach, took therefrom a set of teeth which - -cioena wuc Furk-Asjn.t, opened tel? h nomln.l aperatrw with fine silk, tte operation being completed in forty, five mlnutaa BEEF, HOPS «MALT. tend tbe convention. Hta brothor, A A. Taylor, m his Republican opponent, haring dty for years brake out at one o'clock Sun- Danville. Hta, committed suicide Bunday. The Washington Park club, of Chicago. ,“ «tH« and u yesterdsr . »«> rem <°id. um SJ. j: « W; rough vacafnt a__ B ALBt'XEN ant caw a notice of this ordw <" •* In the HASTtMO* BAhXrh.» *d, publtabed and circalated te SsfMdmMentiottteroutimwi :ln which tte Are originated ta dred to tte vicinity of Shelbyville, Illa npyeamw he eau«-id* »•:»*« SSSSum•• t» fflrd «.«> •, 1 fc’rr* “r SSrtjtQOgsisyhilnaBt»«oii.-.tsiitewg Wdsn after aarrice on h.ut <>t a 7 . ‘ inland notice of thb order. *■>•! tteroot.aaldbUlwillte-takena* mid iw::-reald*Dt driendant Ami B t!> INSANITY. torhia^teamnre FBX?{K A'II(h.K«. SMITH ACoumov*. . OrrtlltJOto* MMtort for Complainant. Attest: G«o. W. Attr.rv. making txxUes ot tte country. HOPTONIC CO, PARitSR'S HAIR SALS*" oar lav_ . L»nl-r.m. Septe PARKER'S TONIC �/? zf # I ROME’S CONDEMNATION PRONOUNCED AGAINST THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN CANADA. liJimiOM, Aug. IA—Tbe dispatch buDeOct j at tho United Frees office Friday ,t>tig tteu Fop* b*d oocdemnod tbe KrjJit* °t Labor, and instructing blabope ,rai ] public. Prominent Knights were In­ terviewed Friday evening and they all ,tBti in tbe belief that tbe pope has Issued n hostile attitude againattbo Kulgbto i'v niurt aaa that there to" nothing in nitiUl their approval of Ik" One ot the Ul'o.t ^eminent Roman Catholic Knights tbe ( atbolic church. The Catholic Knights ot lMl*>r have always been obedient to tbs law* of tb'elr church, lm» if tho ebureb ■Mil to take away from us tbe only meant ot renting the encroachment calli* holt" \ taontb ago Cardinal Gibbon* spoka in aj-pkitauon cf tbo order raying that m long a- it Confided it* intereete to peaceable it n<wd apprehend no oppMltion from thelb-ir.eh. /) .io dupatch referred to i* from Mon:r»a-, mi 1 »tetn* that Cardio al TMcberau wliutti be pnoidue announcing that be hM tttjved n reply from Cardinal Blmeont, prefect of tbe propoganda at Rome, to tbe pjAtiou whether tbe Holy See did ieally ecnilrniu tbe order of Knlgbte of Labor. BLAINE’S BATTERIES. .After mort <ixbaustive practical OULECT or THE me* FIELDS. MU terts tn hospitals nod elsewhere, tbe gold medal and certificate of highest H« « loading them up with 1 free from opiates, and highly efficacious. fneUt were awarded to St. Jacobs Oil Twenty-five cents. OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS, “ the best pain-curing remedy, at the Calcutta International Exhibition. R. G. Horr will speak in Maine from One of the moat peculiar dialects in the world is that of the rice field negroes August 28 to Sept. 4. m old mldou of of the lower counties of South Carolina Bay City, died Saturday evening. Children will refuse bad tasting and Georgia. It ia a mixture of two or cough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson's syryp of of People annually af- ,nouncad with a characteristic intonation. lungwort and wild cherry whenever nicttd with this most annoying malady ' majority of these words is a cor­ offered. It is as pleasant as maple ** FreaUy oc theiucrea^. Tlie . syrup and will reach a bad cough and The editor, of this journal is an annual ruption of th > English. Many ooms from victim; and, with a view tn discover a 'various African dialecta, while otliere cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the very much aa if they came from speclgc curt, has tried numerous reme- round 1 ‘’j?8-, .Of,5hese,E.1y’H creain h*1™ to by 'the German. AH persons conversant in kind. For by H. Beebe. an odds the xulckest and mnst satisfac- 1any degree with the language of the | tory, two applications greatly allaying !Fatherland know that there are certain the usual symptoms in the nose and ■words in our language which are pre­ Sts. We would recommend its use by <cisely like tbe German. with the excep­ Un docmma, .opta, « I subject to hay fever, and we gladly । tion of a letter or two; take, for in­ pear unsolicited testimony to Its efficacy . in our own case.-Mediaa, Pa., Record. stance, many wonts like this, that, Remedy a punitive enra. It save.i father, etc.; these are precisely like the preparing for an aggreerive eamnatrn H* Bold by bate rot * enmnUt* ___ 7 " . Tawas City has received a full 1German, except that every th in these hours of anxious watching. equipped new fire protection outfit words is a d in the old tongue. Now, A Chicago party I* to open a whole, the low-county negroes have these* words We did not know but that our tloaery manufactory al Battle Creek. daughter would die every minute from 1exactly as they originally were. But it is not these negroes alone who inflamatory rheumatism. I began giv­ ing Athlophoroa to her. In two days she was around and did not suffer a the most accomplished gentleman in pain. Mrs. C. W. Brown, 143 Sixth Clrarieutan of Haying di»-a-way and dntstreet, Milwaukee, Wis. a-way he would indignantly deny it, but Ex-Banker Hixon, of Cadillac, is at a few minutes* conversation would show Duluth, where he hopes to retrieve his fortunes and pay 830.000 Indebtedneaa. •ions. It in simply impoarible to repro­ WE REFUND THE.MONEY to any duce tbe negro lingo - in print. Joe! one who has taken three-fourths of a Chandler Harris, “Uncle Remus," has recipe, in Gertsan, for pn reent room of the capital with printed bottle of Kemp's Santaprilla without made himself famous by attempting it, directions nuUl M Mms&l relief. It purifies the blood and gives and it must be said of him that he suc­ H.'INi. k. I. nn J__ L.____ ■ - " Tba pabUaUd v*r*l«?p ot that treaty haa already angvred th* Irish niwip.[»n md toe Iriih patriot*, and he 1* known to hare boeu in clow cwwuRatlou with Mr. Patrick Ford, tho editor of Tbe Irtoh World, lately. in Ita foreign pollcy i* going to bo the main point of attack." THE PRES DENT'S VACATION. Washimoto.x, Aug. Id—Preddeot deva- . Iphu Cardinal Tascheran, therefore. Iniip-.iets hi* bnhopetouae|tbe influent* and will apend their vacation Iq Net that tb» order of Knights of Labor -an put under tbe ban by tbe holy Any public buiino»> requiring hu immvdi- iterview with Archbishop Heiss rnoon on tbo aU-aL*orbtag topic, nat h« had received no Informa- ■.os i. ni&*d ritetea He waa Inclined to bolieie that the decision . appllsd to Can­ ada alone; that in order for such ucUon indicated being taken it was first . y wd- oi»uop 1U" uvuuuuuj, province then, if tbe archbishop agreed. In | any province in tbe United States. Wbother It would be taken depended on fjttirv circumstanco* When naked why the order should be interdicted In Canada au| not in tbe United State*, the archbishop raid it *m probably due to tbe excitability cf jbe French Canadian*, which might land 'Hicioo, /tug. 14—Rav. Father Murray. clKoetllor of thia Roman Catholic dioceM, *;» -thing; to a reporter regarding the do•: on (torn Hom* condemning tho Knights '*( L*bJr, raid he wm of the opinion that < rewty •.jHidtied bad it been Intended to i. n* 'He *al<l that Chief Workman Powdrily wa* hiiuMlt a practical Catholic, and lust a litrgn number of practical Catiiollca w*re n,< :nl«r» of the order, which,!be added, ■ l id nrd in hi* opinion bo »o u»ed a* to be tiiiilc kn inttiuioent against either tbe ctoueb or tbe itata will be aatlsfled to permit him ■ > recognition, howavar, ot tho pordonabb curiosity as to any incident ot interest that may take place durieg bis vacation, h» ha*। bimwlf made arrangement* wbarnby any­ thing that the public should be InterestedI i in, or ought to know concerning bi* movomente, spll be furuiabod tbs agents ot tbs’ regular pre** as*ociadona GRAY’S TELEPHONE APPLICATION, ’ i much excitement In telephone circle* ovei the report that Pruteiaar Uray'a origina ported action i* not s-juivaleot to issuing s patent to PrufM-.or Gray, but it reo|-»n* the case ta tho jalent office Independently ot tbe suite in tbs evurta Tbe fact that Bell telephone stock fell several pointe in THE CIGARMAKERS WAN. Helen .-aturday add.) strength to the rumor which, nowsrer. ta patent ofllce circle* is generally dtecredlted, but not officially denied. 1’atent Commisdomr "Xf.u' York, Aug. H.—The cigarmakera’ Montgomery U reported as saying in this vqiko l> coded. Up to Friday evening connection: “The thing of applications for aipe ot th* fourteen firms of tbe Cigar. natente and ot caveate in tbl* office belong* Manufacturer*' Mnodation bad signed an to the secret archives, and I would have no agreement with tbe cigarmakani* unions to upon their «hop* to tbuir employee and re- recorueu is --j • - —• —z. - • i.-mate them, whether members of tbe that I have beard nothing ot any appllca—.....I r—rinth* us cigarmaker*, buncher* and rollers durine tbe difficulty. Ta open trade* unions are or«rjoy<xl^4 tbe victory. i'JT in tbe Seventh oongreaaional district u®t In secret convention bare Friday and nominated W. L. Carpen tar, of this city, backer with Democratic -•ill doubtless bo eodoTM they meet. Friday, tbe result uf tion has been unable to adjust the difficulty Price 81 per bottle. ceeds better tlian any other writer of tlie present day. but to reproduce it per­ • 25 CENTS get ’Kemp’s Liver fectly is simply impossible. How, for Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, example, can the negro's pronunciation for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. of tbe word young be written? It can KEMrs pile supposiAries only be explained, and I fear then that it can not be made intelligible; it is thus: cure where all other treatments fail Price 50 cents per box. W. H. Good­ ne-young. The ne or n sound is pro­ nounced very rapidly, being run into y year. sound as closely josaible. A weekly edition will soon be attach­ It would repay any one to make & visit ed to the Kalamazoo Herald. to these rice fields, if only to study the We should economize at all times, but character and habits of the negroes. more especially when times, are close. j They live in their huts in the midst of Observe the purchases of your thrifty > these vast tracts of half-inundated lands, neighliors. More substantial benefits and, with the exception of their over­ can be obtained from a fifty cent bottle seers, they never see a white face from of Dr. Bigelows Positive Cure than a dollar bottle of any other cough remedy. It is a prompt, safe ami pleasant cure ceive of no difference between these and for all throat and lung troubles. Sold the native African in the jungle, except that tlie southern negro is more cringing and endorsed by Fred Hotchkiss. and cowardly, as a result of recent Henderson Crawford, for 25 years at the head of a school at Milford,' died at slavery. Another tiling about these Traverse City yesterday, aged 08 years. negroes tiiat will bear study and observation is their songs and melodies. This trying climate tests the throat Tlie negroes have a peetdiar cry, which and lungs. Trix keep tbe throat healthy is only- used at evening when they are the voice clear and the breatty sweet returning from their work, and I will , A Flint doctor took 84 bushels of venture the assertion that with all the wheat in payment of a bilL What his I«irte combined no sweeter music can be patient took, is not stated. made anywhere. It sounds aonwthing Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ like this: Hoo-hoo-la, hoola, hoola-hoo. utes by Woolfonls Sanitary Lotion. Tliis is repeated over' and over in differ­ Use no other. This never fails. Sold ent tones of voice, and when heard in by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, tho distance or through the swamps, tlie Hastings, Mich. effect is simply grand. I have never seen The national salt company, of Marine a white man who could imitate this cry; City, is organized with 840,000 capital, it seems to be peculiar to the negro race alone, and I have no doubt but what this of which 818,000 is paid up. Blood Elixir to the only wild melod^r is sung by <the rice field * Kood Bemedy guaran­ darkies just as it was hundreds of yean teed. .It to aperitive cure for Ulcers, Erap- ago by their ancestors in the jungles of tioxts or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifiesthe the dark continent. Tlie word hoo-la whole system, and buti-dics all Rheumatic must have some meaning, but what it to and Neuralgic pains. Wo guarantee 1L to more than I am able to nay. Fbkd'K UoraiKiM. DnnslstEverybody to familiar with “Uncle Re­ Two hundred and ninety-five stud­ mus’ " famous stories of "Brer Rabbit," ents attended the agricultural college “Brer Wolf," etc. It may not be gener­ this year. 100 more than last year. ally known that tlhsu* tales ore a mere The beet on earth, can truly lie Baid collection of negro fables, and not the of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is work of Harris' own brain. He has only sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, made a study of the, negro lore, and luw bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all written up in his inimitable style. Any other sores. We positively cure piles, of Mauinu, who lijvcr heard of Harris, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this can recite the fabku by the hour, and wander healer. Satisfaction guaranteed never tiro of repeating them. There to or money refunded. Only 25 cents. no doubt but what these fables were Sold by F. Hotchkiss. brought directly from Africa by the ne­ Victor Farwell lost an arm while groes, and tliis fact mokes them all the coupling curs in the Grand. Trunk more interesting.—Sumter (9. C.) Cor. yards at Port Huron Wednesday. Chicago Herald._____________ new lease of life. W. H. Goodyear. which la no* a »ubject of diplomatic naro- Therefore see that the members of your family are w ll supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeckspj*s root ami herb cordial: it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, promote sound sleep, strengthen the system and so retnnove those distress­ ing svmptoms which. If neglected, may result In the most serious consequences. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. 81-00 per bottle. The first re-union of Jhe Seventh Michigan infantry will be held at Jack­ son September 14 and 15. Adolf Lalloz, carriage manufacturer, There ito a well-defined rumor bore -that 119 Carroll street, Buffalo, N.I ..states: I •*! was troubled with nausea of the an umleretanding hM been the Bell Telephone company and 1 rofeseor 1 stomach, sick headache and general de­ bility. Burdock blood bitters cured Gray, which is mutually satisfactory. me/ Evart Scott, of Washtenaw county, Washdigtok City, Aug. ■ estimates the loss of his fruit by dry weather at nearly 81,500. To impart tone and vigor to your Chihuahua to examine the court reconsystem, use Cherokee Blood Purifier. to u» Mrs. J. C. Jacobus, of Washtenaw county, has received 83300 back pen­ sion money. Ker. John FAtcben, tioiml church *t Grew ,St"S thTtadle^decision published reotnily wm ^JfStbougbt of th. Msricax. sataoeiUM, published tn per printed and H1UTV. once in r*ti Isstwd out of tbe Orcutt Comt tor tbe eotmty Barry, at the sutt of Edgar I). Reed, the abg namrd plaintiff. agalMt, tbe lands tenenwsl roods and ehsltaJs, money and effocte Elmer 8. Thorn, tb< defendant abcr Attorney for Plaintiff. Dated, this Tib day of July, A. D. ftw. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in x Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Byilding. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything m the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Besides Venus, Mercury and the huspecteil intra-Mercurial Vulcan. Mons, J. C. Houxeau, of the Brussels observatory, thinks there may be another planet be-' tween the earth and the sun. A tele­ scopic object has seven times been ob­ served near Venus, the last time in 17M, and an examination of tlie data thus fur­ nished mokes it appear probable tiiat thia body to an unkown planet with on orbit about equal to that of Venus or a little larger, tlie latter case making it our nearest planetary neighbor. It must come in conjunction with Venus at in­ tervals which ore multiplea of a little less tlian three yeare. The hyjiothetical planet to called Ndth, and ambitious amateur astronomers are advised to search for it.—Arkansaw Traveler. The ancient city of Tarsus, where the Apostle Paul was born, haa a railroad. British capitaltete are constructing a railway in Asia Minor, the first section of which, from Meritaa to Tnraui, lias just been officially inaugurated. The opening of the road was made the occa­ sion of a grand jubilee, in which tbe locxl officials heartily joined. A doren sheep were sacrificed, there were re­ ligious benedictions, speeches, ami then a tree ex.mraton to tbe notabilittas. Some FtthiUc Arab dignitaries, however, would not trust their livee on the train, saying that they would wait till they saw how the extraordinary English contrivance ^rel7ri.B^lbT*nretrtemt«;- **> •* worked.—New Orleans Time*-Democrat. atty eentt * bottle by w. H- Goodyear- Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! * At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Remember the place, and yours respectfully, Stamm ■ IvnluAR CATARRH ■ wwiM WM WB ■ tion, yet effectual WHO I* UMACQUAIJSTffO WITH THE GEOGRAPHY 10F THIS COUNTRY, WILU1 an. rvimuian TUI, aea*. TU»T THE . Stiltwaw ss-sjs; dl»bone*:y- THB UltBAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTS of the telegraph in Gycat Britain, a rec- w. H. Goodyear. Lere were 9,000,000 meaaages; in 1875, THAT HACKING COVGH e*D be' W qufckly 19,000,000-. ta 1880. 2fl.000.000. and in 1883, 84.000,000; this doea not Include tbere will bo aa unusually THB FAMOUS ALBERT LBA ROUTS Monthly. cordial Invitation similar ttete mtns R. R. QABLK, �■"J ! ■ .' . ’ ACAMPBgu, Messrs. A. Black & Co kind of Hastings, agw, Milwaukee and Rock Island, afford ample trenoportaUon faciUtiea. Eight churches, three well sustained newspa per* and good schools attest tbe intehl and morality of its people, Tht •county buildings are on a slight eleva Ucm in the dty. On three sides of th< pobllc square solid bridt bimin® houses l«speak a good patronage for ill tradesmen. Besides these are tw< blocks more of business places, also ol brick. One’s first impression is that business must be' greatly overdone But Investigation disproves such ai idea; for all the merchants are prosper oua, and the wealthy adjoining country eustatn them well There is no raanu facturing. unless a large creamery car be classed under that head. There is t great deal of wealth here, and it is thi borne of a large number of well-to-dc retired fanners. Its residences are wel kept, many of them very fine ones. nooi however, up to the latest architecture designs. but all of them neat, nlcelj painted; and the grounds al>out then showing painstaking care and regarr for the ueautituL . Picking up a local paper. I observe ii the market report that wheat was noi quoted. Inquiry revealed the fact thai very little ot that cereal wm raised ir this county, and not nearly enough foi horn*- consumption in northeusten Iowa. Until 1880. wheat raising wai the principal forming industry Thi few years preceding had been disastrous to this particular crop. Growth am blight did much mischief, and tin chinch bug completed the ruin. Form ere were badly mortgaged; the outlool exceedingly gloomly. Further attempt at raising wheat meant almost universa bankruptcy to farmers. Then the] turned their attention to stock growing and are now generally out of debt many with good sized bank accounts Largely to thia is due Iowa’s lead us I dairy state, and one can travel but fev miles in the country without passing i creamery, owned by farmers and man aged on the cooperative plan. Crean ta now sold for 12 cents per gauge, anc butter made by the fanner sells for 1< cents, creamery butter bringing a stil better price. There ta very little if an] poor butter made in the hawkeye state the farmers having learned that axle grease can be manufactured mucl more cheaply by those who make iti production their exclusive business Iowa farmers have learned the valuabli lesson that it pays to make good butter Aside from the prollts from this sour© are the profits from stock raising itaeli Together they pay handsomely. A the reader has undoubtedly concluded “corn ta king” in this state. Next an the hay and oat crops. As each fanner usually keeps from 20 to 150 head, ac cording to the size of his landed estate the value of the above crops can readilbe surmised. I have yet to see a flocl of sheep, although in some sections th sheep industry ta by no means Insign ifi amt. In thb and many other portion of the state many give their attentloi to raising tine horses, and find it i source or large and easy profits. Iowa farmers can be said to have be come thoroughly emancipated fron slavery to the wheat Industry. Thereb’ have they shown intelligence and grow: rich. Perhaps this may be suggested to many Barry county farmers. Iowa being a prohibition state,, and and having outdone even Maine in af fixing severe penalties for violation ol the state law, I have made many tnqui Ties concerning the operation of thi statute. It would seem that if any where prohibition could prohibit, thu state would be the place. It has’thi smallest percentage of foreign popula Bor any north of Mason Dlxon’a It Is settled mostly by New Eng and eastern people. It b almost exclusively an agricultural state, hav­ ing no citv of over 35,000, and but few of over 30,000 population. Tbe ques tion was submitted at a time whei there was no other issue. The major! ty for 'prohibition was nearly 30.00U It would thus seem that the sentiment occupation and character of the peopli would secure a thorough enforcement ot the law. In some places It h observed, in many more It ta observ­ ed “aftec a fashion;" in most ol the large cities and in many smal towns it is not observed at alL 1 air told that in this dty the majority for it was in the neighborhood of 175 out o1 MO votes cast. There are no open sa icons here, but the four drug stores de » thriving business. The advantage over the former license system is that the old “bums” have to get their eye openers through friends, and cannot congregate about saloons. There are ■■ ho saloons to allure the young men Inta ways of degradation. But the young men who want whiskey carry the same in botUes, which have the drug store labels. The alleged moderate (?)<irlnkej gets all he wants of any beverage fpm the drug store. In short, Ln the prohiUon head center, no man who wants Bqubr has any trouble in gettfog it il Manufacturers and Du>iers jn bugs in return are killed by others, until Dr. Schwiniger, Prince Bismarck’s physician, has not allowed the chanceltar and fed for f&tnemi, but either roams for some time past to drink anything during meals. Now he goes a step farther, and wishes the prince to shut off drove® through the fields and foreata. oq beer drinking altogether. Bismarck will obey, as he found on two or three of swineherds. The German, Polish, and occasions when he remonstrated with Russian hog has thus plenty of exercise Dr. Schwiniger that the tatter, will stand and is thin and muscular. These hogs no trifling.—Boston Budget. are almost entirely without fat and are not killed when young as hero. Their bristles grow long, stiff and elastic, and gladiators at once in tho arena, and to of good color. The American bristles add to the scenic effect the bloody strug- two and three-quarters inches. Eighty- un desirable color, tlie other 15 per cent, being white. German and Russian bristles run from four to seven inches in length, and some of tbe Latter run up to fourteen inches. Monuments & Headstones, SPCCIAL MOST PERFECT MADE and gladiators to contend for life in the Roman amphitheatre; the bloody and brutal sport lasted for 128 days.—Boston Budget __________________ A. Black & Co. Selleylle 8«»» !■ the Ar*/. Salicylic suet is used in the German army as a remedy for footaoree, etc., in­ stead of tho salicylic powder formerly employed. It ta composed of two ports of pure salicylic acid and ninety -flight MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA L. A. 1951-rWEJ^ffi Rus- caaka, the quantity ranging from 250 to ^REMOVED! tarns bristles of equal length, but many times of different quality and color. Each quality and color is put up in a separate bundle and brush mtinufacPolish and the Ruaaian bristles sold in Germany run very irregular and require tho greatest caution and best judgment in buying. They are in a great variety at colon" and qualities. —Boston Commer­ cial Bulletin. * Tha steamship Eider has arrived at Woolwich, from Elswick with the first of the 110-ton guns ordered of Sir Will­ iam Armstrong for tbe British govern­ ment. It is to be proved at tho butts be- Ity and other qualities, it will probably bo ary range trials. The gun can not be hold under ISO tons of projectile*, and even after it is on shore will' not be im­ mediately taken to the butts, aa it will and ascertain if it ia strong enough to roent to hold the weapon while being fired, and this, which weighs about ninety tons, will be weighted with 110 that weather, and •8.400 duty, All work guaranteed firet-class. Prices that nocomr.ntiu™. can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand w" keep the latest and best designs in our work- furnish « mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the ZC pie, and our largely increased sales show that we am ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County we a special object for Barry County people to buy 'of « ucan and do save money to all who buy our work. ‘ We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit u, patronage of all. 1106 Axl pupils that did not receive pro- i -WOMAN’S FRIEND. in length, but are the whitest and beat dreesed of all the bristles. They are im- motion cards or were absent from the Is the best remedy for *U complaints examination in June are requested to peculiar to women, young or old. as are the German and Russian. The come to their respective rooms <ih Fri­ A ff description of those diseases, day Aug. 27th, at 2 o’clock [flm. .for well-dressed French bristles are usually them. ’ • their symptoms, causes and proper as’white as chalk, with very soft ends. C. H. COLE-iupt. treatment is contained in our book entitled “Facts for Women." Ulus Wf. uekeby thank those kind ladies under tho U vch no matter how thickly who so largely interested themselves in tnrted correctly; any woman can tlie finest brush tools, embracing varnish our behalf as to secure for us a hand­ understand IL Every woman should* some large cooking range to replace the have it Sent to ladles only, in sealed brushes, the bent quality of sharing one destroyed by the fire. envelope on receipt of 10c. Worth brushes, and the largest brushes Used by SETH STONE AND FAMILY. dolls rs to any woman. Address artists are made of them. Hair and ZOA-PHORA MEIHOINC CO, tailot brushes are also made from them. Nodes U h-reby riren that aeaJcd wonosab St. Petersburg, Russia, andy Leipsic, will be rwlvirf by Um- Street ami Bridre Venn, the City of HasUnss up to and including the Germany, are the great bristle markets of iMh day of Aueuat tnat., for the fnrnlahina of of the world, the former being tho all material, dolnx all manner of labor and larger. The English get most of their erecting abutments for an Iron brlder to be buUt orer the Tbonuppie river on Michigan bristles from Su Petersburg, where only arenue, Cttr atMaatlng* All blds must be seRussian bristles are sold. Tho Amer­ companledbr satisfactory bond* In Use aum of e-.'.oou.oo for the proper performance of Um> wort icans get most of theirs from Leipsic, to be let. 8pectBcailons may be seen by cabling where l»th German and Russian are upon tbe city recorder. Tenn* of payment are VVANTKU-l want you Jo do parlor work tor the •peclHeatloua. ITopoeate may be W me at your own liome; plaare -wort; good sold, though the bulk is. Russian. The with hanHMl tn member of t he < >,m:. or the re. par; per piecr. AJ> material* tree. A□>vn.Ci.Kr».Ax». o. Russian bristles sold in Leipsic are those obtained from Poland. The bristles are pulled out of the bogs and brought to LI KE WATERS. market. They are brought principally WM. ». STEBHINN. A. H. JOHNSON, M. W. In the spring of the year, the eastern WX.HAMS. Com i nit tee. fairs being tbe time when most of them are brought to market and disjxjsod of. The brisdas are dirty, and there is a thoroughly washed and cleaned. Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite five to six and a half inches, and tbe value of a bristle depends as much upon ita color and elasticity as upon ita length. Tbe German and Russian are of the fol­ The plica of old London bridge, put lowing colors, placing them in the order down in the year 900, are still sound, the water and tbe blue mud of the Thames gray. The French bristles are the best for fine varnish and artistic brushes. before the gun is ventured upon it. The who is an honest man could buy or sell gun carriage, which is enormous in comliquor in this state. It is only by lying or acquiescence in Jiuch prevarications, that whiskey or beer can be -bought or sold. But the liars ure both numerous and industrious, and hypocr&cy and de­ ception are rampant If men want liquor and have to stretch tbe truth to get it, the Sow Brunswick newspapers say, the they seem equal to the emergency. Maiv here claim that the law acta as a direct incentive to wanton lying. One rtow&i ojiposed to prohibition said shaped cylinder 400 feet long, with tbe there was more drinking in Wat Union neas. Certain it ia that tbe law must prohibit druggists from selling liquor ’’ Th People’s Drug Store we will until further notice give eaclr.customer a better TEA than eve/before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. , Try Our Tea! SmitiHains & VanAman. March 10th. 1886. DUSSELL HAS iaemoved HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND Goods, Has Removed from the old stand to the store To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tween Beamer's Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. Market. ZE’-A.IUNTTS, OILS, Books and Stationery, New Goods Constantly AiTinne1 JULIUS RUSSELL. Pure Drugs and Patent Threshers, Attention! We can suit you in make, quality and price of Medicines. Threshers and Engines. agents for a dozen different manufactures, and can Best Line of Cigars in City! nthaveWe-are up any man with any kind of threshing rig he wants. e also some good SECOND-HAND ENGINES, which we will sell very cheap. We sell the BEST GRAIN DRILL A Full Line of Homeopathic 2“ “"ket The BUCKEYE in all styles and FARMER’S FAV0BITE. We hare had an Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by a Registered Pharmacist M.LC00K. W. H. Goodyear & Co. Immense Wagon Trade This year We sell the aid reliable Studebaker and the Flj>> wagoo, which hu many point* of excellence not nos-ft-sed by I”! , D°n’t forget when you want a buggy in any style »nd of the beet manufacture that you oan find them at <>ar WB"bo°*Respectfully, MESSER BROS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-08-26.pdf 310ae88f22c26fb7cdd5709d34080058 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. ' LI. NO. 17. ---------- ~----------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —____________ — HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 26.1886. WHODE NO. 1629. ' The Hastings Banner. County News. I-UBLISHBD THURSDAYS, AT H xsTiNGS, Barky Co, Mich., marshall l. cook. aviwcBirnoN bated pox- Year. AlH'EKTlSlNU RATES: nro- ■' ;’mnlper year........................ 810000 Extra cSirxe for special positions. JOB PRINTING. Bj?. . :4;prt4r otrlt in the Job PrlnUuc DeM-.ru-ot of tbs axxkb Everything in the wtr- jfflM Is new; and with the latest faces of tyi-.tbe mo«t approval patterns of machinery Ml;;'Uipeteat workmenemployed.enables the bay 5»J» ’.O do ant-class lob wort. B Now Ready! Inspection Invited! Eleg-ant Enlarged Establishment! < -> IMPORTERS. JEWELERS. OPTICIANS. Ti-»b.onr st Hollaways’drag stortT . r#- -v <1-; attention paid to surgical diseases _ . -...... ...a nt th- -V— *11(1 AS1*. TV I!. LANDIS. M. D, )’ . Physican and Burgeon, Woodland. Mieh. yr., one door south of the post office, will be foaad Were day or night.___________________ R. TIMMERMAN, . HotiKspithlc Physician 4 Surgeon, iftm doer east ol Holtowa^rdrug store.) P D“ " viM»S;D?Vu the sabbath in the °f‘iMtiogs- He was there the PreoedW bunday and will go again Klrl_^’iy- pwrt attraction for Kirtcat the county farm. P' 9 V5?’? report an unusual amount of malaria] fever in this locali- Our . n W? LOWRY, M.D., Vf. Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. bentUL WRIGHT, KAY-& CO, 140 Woodward Ave., 14 3 Campus Marti DETROIT. W Orders by Mail receive Prompt and Cartful Attention. A:: o'-rt promptly attended to. £ a WELTON [• <ent for the Ohio Fanner's Insurance Co. Ur writes policies on a man's property against ou t>j c-0. lightning or wt id; against a man's I lie dj death and accident. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS ABK £•00 K A SHELDOj, tittec it> Abstract BiocJ^. Hastings. Mich.) * Hi»- ! only set of Abstract Books in Barry Coutti. .______ * 7~E. KEN ASTON,! A. \ , Attorney »t Law, ’ (Over J^TK GoodvearA Co.'* store.) Fra ■ rv in ail courts of the State. Collections pttfcnpUy Attending to. | , TORN CARVETH,; o Attorney at Law, Middleville. Mich.____________ UA!{TIN Vi BARKER.Real Estate, JJL iti-uinmi-e and Loans. OSH-with J. (I. Bunyan * Son.doors north of FiHtofUce. Spvei.'IatteaUon given to making exchangee ol p‘7-rtr. The Interests of uoo-renldent pro, T fowumiearrfully looked after. • Fanns >: for sale or exchange. Houses and !X‘Lr»ale. . I> r VUK. KNU*HUT. Cl H. VAX ARM AX. NAITEN * VanARMAN, • • Lawyers. (liver Baitings National Bank.) K WILL! AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ' ’ At Law and .Solicitor in Chancery, prince* tn all oourts of the state. W1LLIAM B. SWEEZEY.’’ Justice of the Peace. ■y ..v-iuva specialty. . , '• pM. R“i i’LLASPIE. L. Notary Public. Row -irt Mills. VARY C. COBB, F. i H1'>KARLE DRESSMAKER, The latest Style* Always Supplied. Attention Gieen to Cutting 'it.-' Patterns Cut to order. R. over tmiJiwU' Store. I \ lirgular meetings emry . 1, J.bJl Friday evening, at Tem|-r.n - H,.|'. . ......... A. H. JOHNSON. M. W. FOR Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Plows, ■ J ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, QIEMLOCK AND PINE,) Shingles, (t^SfE AND CEDAB.) Cedar- Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple, Suh, D:crs id Bis, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish' & Band Mouldiogs Of Every Deerripften. 7ke Magara Falls Hotda. Stoop Scrolls & Columns CRAHD RAPIDS DIVISIOW. Taking effect May XXh. ibk. „J*?&?°D ar* buying wheat for ?ihun Uhe new roUtr miU la flUrt«d, which will be In a few weeks, l-nu.? co’nP^y ordered an alarm thrL „, ’rhl7 f°r one three months ago, but it failed to show Window and Door Screens. plluce9 of town ohwe at eight 0 clo^k in the evening now, to allow opportunity to eat icecream with their respective best girls. Greenbackera hereabout are jubilant l^fty’8 capture of county ^&Uo^1ln,an .afl®«®d ,w“oa con' vention, while local democrats are sore over what they call greenback plglshnesa. Thus does fusion end in confus­ ion. A party of Middleville people went into camp at Gun Uke last Monday, for a few days of rent, recreation and figh- Marsh sold his residence last week, and will build again at once. M. F. Jordan, p. m., attorney at Uw. and would lx; projecting attorney. How would that sound, anyhow y Oh, ambition,.verily thou art a glutton! The late abundant rain causes the corn growing farmer to smile a happy smile. Mrs. A. B. Ellis, of Beloit, Kansas, an old time resident of Middleville, is spending a few weeks with her many friends here. The question ot raising the village bride over the raging Thornapple seems to have I>een dropped for good and aye. W. E. DeGolla is now proprietor of the Middleville lumber yard. Hastings lire company better come to this place and take lessons in manipula­ ting the chemical engine. Good hand­ ling of one saved our town from gener­ al destruction last February, when the grist mill burned. Our school commences August 30th. Irving second base ball nine scooped the Middleville junior club in great shape at this place last Friday. The great event of the present week will be the annual picnic of theSunday school which will be held in the Linasay grove. Pine Lake. Quite a large delegation of republi­ cans attended the convention at Hast­ ings, Friday. R. B. received the Domi­ nation for Register with becoming dig­ nity. The party returned lt-ss exhiliruted than did the greenbackers of last week. Fred Woodhams has just completed a neat fence around his lot recently pur­ chased of Mike Doster. The carpenters on the Goss house have gone and the hptise is about ready for plastering. The rapid lather was a little too rapid and took off the end of one of his lingers last week. Frank Moon spent most of the past week In our village. Ills said he de­ sires to purchase the store and business of M. J. Goss. Falling of that will start another store here. Mrs; H. D. Storms, of Plainwell, L<i visiting friends in town. Effie Richards, now of Middleville, spent a few days of the past week in and about Prairieville. Rev. Bruce exchanged pulpits with Rev. Bass, of Banfield. on .Sunday last. School commences Monday next, Aug. Such. -a James Smith, of Ti ankee Springs, will commence a school for teachers and advaMed scholars the 6th of Sept., to be held in the north room of the school building in our village. All de­ sirous of attending will lind the terms reasonable. FREEPORT. From the Herald. , Mrs. Jno. Moore is recovering from a Severe attack of neuralgia. Alb. Lictka has this week put down a drive well for IL C. Peckham. • Born to Mr. and Mrs. W in. Eckert, of Fillmore, Aug. 16th. tiC. a daughter. Miss Mattle KeUy.of Bowne is the guest of Mr. and Airs. Geo. Kelly this WItev. A. Nagler and wife were in at­ tendance at the Ionia campmeeting for several days past. John McConnell, of Bpwne, accom­ panied by his daughter. Mra. b. Keene, of Flint, were in Freeport Tuesday. No service at the M. E. church last Sabbath on account of the absence of Rev. R- Floody at the Ionia campmeet- i°5ir. Wm. Brue, of Irving, came near HTPrices and Estimates given an ap­ WtaloMOt bb work bore* SuniUj plication. nlKhlbr lu»«L“»<?*tln? ouch »nd BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Myrtle the looks Of the street on which he menaiaa aroewe “s-^ss- jsn -** Ir■lianait. K. BMlZlqES , 1'«b>.key. New YockudPMdMXi dally, an ether trains dally except *a aw. rents have the sympathy of many friends. A Grand Rapids agent was unlucky in losing 815 while in town a few weeks ago; he returned last week and was agreeably surprised when handed the identical bills he had lost. Last even­ ing Miss Myrtle Rclgler the for­ tunate finder, was the recipient of a beautiful dress pattern. Dr. J. Ruckel had the misfortune to Sit nm away with one day last week. e was driving bis sorrel horse and when near the residence of Hiram Rog­ ers. in Carlton, his horse got frightened and run away. The doctor luckily es­ caped without injury, but the buggy was badly demoralized. Mr. Anson Ward, ot Allegan county, son of our worthy townsman W. B., has coine to Freeport with the intention of making it his home. His family are expected later. Mr. Joseph Bunner has sold his build­ ing opposite the grist mill, to Mr. F. Childs and has moved his tools into the shop [with his brother, in the Hunt building first door east of thepostoffloe, where he will continue to do new work and repairing and keep a choice stock of boots and shoes. Several Freeport citizens visited Hastings the first of the week, to view the ruin the fire demon had wrought There Is deep regret expressed on every hand at Hastings' misfortune, but the Herald predicts we shall see the city rise from the ashes more beautiful, and better prepared to take care of herself than ever. All the farmers should make prepa­ rations to attend their county fair. Go and take something that you have rais­ ed on your farm, and compete for the premium'. The Barry Co. fair will commence Sept 28th and continue four days.’ Get your seeding out of the way and take your family with you to Hastings, and attend the fair. It will do you all good, besides helping to sup­ port your county fair. Mr. Fred Brunner wrs agreeably sur­ prised Tuesday evening when a-young lady called at his home and invited him to take a walk with her. End readllv consented and after a short space o'f time they returned to their home and found a company ot young people pres­ ent who had called to make him a visit and remind him it was his Slat birth­ day. His parents presented him with a lieautiful wardrobe which had been Elaced in his room during his absence. t was a pleasant surprise to Fred and one he will long remember. RUTLAND. Fine rain and everybody pleased. Threshing nearly completed. The nominations on the republican ticket In the main pleases every true re­ publican. * Burdette Peck had three fingers on his right hand dislocated by a ball he was attempting to catch. Burd, has not caught a ball since. No services at the Crosby school house next Sunday, as there is a grove meeting at the Hendershott school hbuse. Rev. Crosby Assisted Rev. Swift at Woodland last Sabbath. Moses Stober was appointed member of the county republican committee. Thomas Heney was chosen delegate to the senatorial convention at Charlotte. Every republican can work with h will and good conscience for the'succeaa of their ticket. HICKORY CORNERS. J. C. Bishop is building a new house on his farm miles east of the cor­ ners. Geo. Marr and Wallace McNeil are doing the carpenter and joiner work. A heavy rain fall Saturday and a shower on Sunday morning. Hurrah for the candidates put ia nomination by the republican conven­ tion on Saturday last for county offi­ cers. Let us see tn it that they are all elected on the 2d of Nov. next. Chas. Clark has sold his house and lot to Frank Burdick. Consideration, 8425W. Died, Aug. 20th, of whooping cough and bowel complaint, infant daughter ol Chas, and Mary McKay. Funeral servicee were held at the M. P. church on Sunday, the 22nd, Rev. French, of Richland, oil-ciatin^. The bereaved parents have the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of friends and acquain­ tances in this, their sad hour of affiUJtion. Friends of the M. 1\ church have nearly completed necessary repairs pn their church edifice. Thrashing is nearly all done in this section of the county, with a leas yield of bushels per acre than last year and with prices at seventy to 72 cts. per bushel. Rev. Philip Moxam, of Boston, ar­ rived here yesterday morning to attend the bedside of his wife, who is skk at the residence of her father, Hon. Ad­ am Elliott Philip has been spending a vacation in the northern part of this state. Card.—We desire to tender our sin­ cere thanks to neighbore and friends who so kindly rendered valuable aid during the sickness, death and burial of our darling babe. ' CHAS, and MARY McKAY. MOIUH7-THOBK APPLE U. B. and Evangelical Sunday Schools of Maple Grove, picnlced at Thornap­ ple lake last Friday. Quite an excitement was created amongst the people in the country by the late fire in Hastings, which is evi­ dence that they have an internet in the welfare of their county seat Quimby Sunday School htid.a picnic at Thornapple lake last Saturday. It was an enjoyable affair, excepting an accident which happened to Ed­ ward Chaffee’s boy, who was badly hurt by falling from a swing. Mr. Parish and wife were at the lake Saturday. The Star school picnic failed to put in an appearance last Saturday on ac­ count of the rain. The Hon. E. b. Lacey was at Thorn­ apple lake, angling for some of the fin­ ny tribe. There seems to be general satisfac­ tion in this section at the nomination of B. Shriner for sheriff, as it is be­ lieved'that be will make a good and efflcient officer, one that wlll do credit to Barry county. The band picnic of the 18th inst. went off very quietly. The people were dis­ appointed, however, in not seeing more bands preeait, and those that were in attendance rendered but very little mu­ sic. Our merchant, W. 8. Adkins, of Mor­ gan, is repairing his house inside and out, and putting up a new fence and hitching posts. It certainly looks as though William expects a new tenant before long. Mr. E. O. Hyde has been a terrible sufferer with toothache. Quite a lively time it R. R. hall at Morgan last Sunday both day and night, the members enjoying themselves hogely. Mr. Parker has moved his threshing machine to Carlton, where he reports plenty of work yet to be done in his CEDAR CREEK. Our new hardware store is in opera­ tion. A. C. Walt has finished threshing for this fall, and hauled his machine home. The dance at the hall Fridav evening was well attended. There is to be an­ other one Sept 3d. Mrs. Jessie Toiler, of Roas, is visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. It was amusing to see the proceed­ ings that took place on our usually I quiet streets a few eveninga ago. Two young men, one of Barn- and the other of Hope had a little difficulty and pro­ posed to settle it by seeing which was the better man tn a list tight. And while they were moat deeply interested, who should appear on the scene but one of our most highly honored citizens, s man who had but a few months before retired from the business cares of a farmer’s life, and took up his abode in one of the finest residences that our vil­ lage affords. There he stood before them, clad in his sleeping gartnenta, his right arm uplifted demanding peace or blood, in the name of the people of the state of Michigan. This so frightened a goodly number of the lair sex that were witnessing the terri­ ble affray that they ran in every direc­ tion, some crying “a ghost!” others “a mad man!" "police! police!" “sheriff! sheriff!" With this our young deputy sheriff entered upon the some, and as he attempted to quiet the riot, he was addressed in the same manner that the fighting men were, and even stronger, for Uiis man clad in bis evening dress told him that if he didn’t arrest every person present and every person in hear­ ing distance, that he would send hitTT over the rpad as sure as the Sun arose on the day following. But our deputy, who is exactly fitted for the place he occupies, quieted the riot without mak­ ing an arrest, and your scribe saw him on the streets to-day, so he hadn’t been sent over the road very far yet, lie says that if he can find out whether this man clad in ghostly raiment wax acting under the capacity ot a pathmaster or defeated candidate for justice of the peace, or as a private citizen he will taxe some action in the matter. We wish to caution Mr. N. to retain his presence of mind the next time he goes out to take part in such a fuss, and slip on his pants. WOODLAND. The big rain seems to have revived everything. The two-days meeting to be held in । the grove was declared off bn account of wet weather. Uncle George Myers, an early pioneer of Woodland, died last Saturday aged 74 years. Lightning struck E. Bawdy’s barn last Saturday, setting fire to the iwrn which was destroyed with all ita con­ tent*, abo killing a horse and colt. Three horses were in the barn at the time standing sld* by aide. The middle horse was uninjured, while the colt and horse on either aide was lulled. Loss about Bl^XjO with about 8750 insurance. The loss falls heavily as Eddie Bawdy is a young man just commencing busineaa for himself. Farmers are preparing less ground for wheat sowing than usual. No doubt a step in the right direction. Rev. Harder, of Nashville, and Cros­ by, of Rutland, assisted Rev. Swift in his two-day meeting. The new Evangelical church is about completed and reflects much credit on the enterprise of the sodty-. Thebuilding is conceded to be the best church edifice in the town. We saw an item in the Nashville News sometime ago intimating that there was a certain honest man in the county because he returned money imid to him by mistake for wool. We can prove by Jerry Rogers that Barry county has more than one’such man. People living on Durfee hveauc would like less noise at night. CASTXJETON. Miss Elsie EUerton closed her second Mrs. 4 months school at the Hosmer school house Aug. 20th, by a picnic and exhi­ bition. which was largely attended by and Mias Mamie Moulton. Dr. IL F. parents and young people from the vi­ cinity. Number of scholars enrolled Peckham attending. Thirteen head ofcattle belonging to 36, daflv attendance 28. number ot clos­ residents of Freeport strayed into Geo. es In forenoon 11, in afternoon 13, visit­ Frisby’s cornfield yesterday and he ors during term 27. Miss Elkrton is a Jhut them up. It cost 8S cents a hmd firtt-cMM teacher, and the district.that is fortunate to secure her services can to get them out again. Geo. Demaray. who was seriously depend on a first-class school. Miss Mina Mudge and her sister Alice hart in the Ute tight near the Tama^ church. Woodland, U able to walk and are visiting W. P. Wilkinson. J. Watring is breaking a fine colt. will rrtovor <™>,kth,p„“'?rta ”f WraP. Wilkinson was taken vtsy Yankee bprings. “rErJaSdsCSovSuo buildin, sick Wednesdav morning. A fine rain last Saturday. Geo. Phelps from the west is visiting purSaaedof J- Bunner so as to bnig Mrs. Myron Potter has had relative* bis brother Charies. in addition to it. »nd Mrs. J. Gutaheas was in Hustings at- visiting her during the pant week. family into the same so that he can lhe School cloMd last Saturday tn dis­ tendinr tbft funeral ot her brother, Z. trict Na 3. • • B Willison. Threshers made the fliort of the far­ M. Shore., has hi* 40x80 Ixrn built. Wm. Fox. of Carlton, . M&*• It is a perfect building ami was bsilt mers in this vicinity twice glad last remains were interred tn week. by MM Howell, of Nashville. Cemetery on Sunday. The bereaved pg It hu been reported that the Fred Manning place has been sold to a man from Bradley, and that he will take [■ossesalon the first of Nov. There was preaching at the school house last Sundaf by Elder Burlington, of Bradley. He will preach again on the evening of Sept 5th. According to the wishes of many who are preparing themselves for the duties of teachers* J. M. Smith has de­ cided to teach another normal class at Prairievilla Mr. Smith is well known throughout the county, and nothing need be said in regard to his ability. He has proenred the servicee of a grad­ uate of Valpariso college, and no pains will be spared in making this a suecesa. The Good Templars picnic at Gun I^ake passed off nicely, and everybody enjoyed riding od the steamboat FOUR CORNERS. Pleasant after the rain. Mr. Wallace Hobbs and wife and daughter Grace Sundayed with D. P. Sprague and family. Bernard Smith is suffering from an abceas on the side of his face, caused by a tooth. Mrs. Cora Pettingall is on the sick list Preaching at the church next Sunday as usual. The temperance lecture at the school house last Tuesday night was largely attended. May Woodmansee,come this way again. \ Mrs; Eugene Davenport, of Wood­ land. Sundayed with her parents at Coat’s Gjove. My I girls, just see that bran new har­ ness of Ozro Barnum’s. Yes, and be has got a new buggy too. And—well, 1 won’t say another word. Wallace Townsend and Herbert Sprague wm in Portland on Saturday last on business The party at Mr. Joslin's last Friday night was well attended and enjoyed by all who were there. One day last week the words sound­ ed from Hastings to Battle Creek on the telephone wire, advising the B. C. machine Co*to come and take a thresh­ ing machine off theirs, which w*e being run by John Minrie. Two men came, but on their arrival they found the ma­ chine to be In good condition and doing good work. The men went back with­ out the machine, and John still pulls the reins on the "steam boss", and it takes the cake and don't you forget it. __________________ ALICE. DKLTON. Rain is plenty and corn booming. Threshing is nearly all done through this section and wheat is a good quali­ ty. Mr. David Bowker, of Hastings, was in this place to<lay, Monday, doing some Insurance work. The Battle Creek rustleaters broke camp last Saturday and the citizens about Wall Lake have all reason to believe that ’ dynamite was used to blow up fish with. Parties that saw the explosion think that the man that threw the cartridge cut the fuse too short so that the cartridge exploded before striking the water. Better look a l^edle oud boys. Ye corrasp indent vldt-xl the county seat to-day and took in the sights of the burnt district and we think Hastings does not want many sudh fires and we express our hearht-feit sympathy for those who suffer therefrom. Some of our farmers are drawing theirwheat to Augusta receiving 75cta. A good school teacher could do well to look- after our school, as a teacher that would give good satisfaction for a fall term could engage the winter term also. . ■ O.V.R. ASSYRIA. Mrs. Chas. Dickerson died at the home of her father, A. W. Chapin. Sun­ day, August 15th, of blood poisoning. The bereaved husband and family have the sympathy of the whole community. James Driscott lost a valuable horse la.it Sunday. Mrs. Elizala-th Hartom and son, Mil­ ton, are visiting friends in Saginaw. W. H. Hartom, of South Saginaw, visited-relaUves in. Assyria last week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitch­ ell, Sunday, Aug. 15th, a girl. Report is that Irving V anAuken and Addie Olmstead are ruarri«jd. As irv. is buying the cigars. It must be true. The Sylvester Bros, dismounted their engine last week and broke off the wat­ er pipe into the Ixrfler. The way the crowd got out of that was a caution. C. G. Holbrook, of Hastings, was in town Monday. A. G. Kent returned Saturday from a visit to Howard City. Wixom's great show was here last Monday night. Attendance small. Misses Lydia Gage and Sybil Wooley, of Battle Creek, visited at C. Q. Gage s this week. MIsm* Man Wikox. Minnie Frost and kaf le Tompkins, and W. A. Lud­ wig will attend the teachers’ Institute at Hustings this week. Ladey. Mrs. Stringham is visiting in Battle Creek. The concert at the church is Wednes­ day night Instead of Thursday. Frank Smith, of Hastings, wm in this place Monday. Mabel Risbrldger hai returned from her visit in Baltimore The feast al J acey last Saturday was almost a failure. But if at first you don! succeed try, try again. north-Eabt mastInm. Welcome the rain of last week. We wish to correct the mistake we made about. Walter Kelley having the diphtheria. That was the report but R proved to lie only h severe sore throat. Lonnie and Leila Wood visited at Mspie Cottage Sunday. Leroy Barnum ana wife Hpent a few days at Coat's Grove the first ot the Wn> ra»rtin» ot Ute �LYNCH fiD A WOMAN, A CRUSHING VERDICT. r, bat tbe A T«irlbl« Case of Scrofula •’ Cured by CUfn MURDERERS’ restful to tbe eyes after tbe paltry rtiif! Hood’s Sarsaparilla whik om 4o«. indead, cam* upon a painting alao, which ia not merely gsudi‘ _ - — —A < -- - ■ ■ - 11 .O I— AV.W*a«. limb and hauled tbe Heeponse II Met With—Interviews with the Unfortunate*—A Foolhardy Nevi Vender—Talk with «a Juryman— ytp. nf i^ntevlBo Stabbod Louis Hilbert to death Thursday morning, and in wbout three minutes a mob of about forty bangwl him in ta# dlstUlary coal yard. The trouble was about wagM Watkins was a brickWAVES IN GALVESTON. namre of tbe loaders of tbe “greupe," and be wanted them to know it and that they were marked Individuals. This be desired should be put as strong as it could be: “Lot them but breathe a threat, or as much e« raise their bauds against the mem­ bers of tho jury or any one else connected with this trial, and' ttolr march to tho f I « J rived at before band, owing to tbe quick­ scaffold begins FO early as 7 a. m., the meet persistent of ness with which the jury had arrived at an Will jirosecut-j thorn if I have to cartail V, - V} which was made by a woman. The bulk agreement. Ro had bad no idea of being of tl>e crowd bad to be content with stand­ hanged, but was ready to die for the prin­ Capt Black was ing room In tho street, and to receive news ciples which ho nu*intainr»L Ho for him en regarding fuof tbe progress of the case from the lipa of self expected an. acquittal, but there was no ire stcjM in the tbe police officers. use trying ter figb't monopolies. Neobo said bo was glad be had received a - Those inside oast curious and sympa­ thetic glances at a knot ot spectators in sentence, fur bad be breo acquitted it would one of tbe galleries. This was comj-owd ot have been bod for the ' other prisoner®. Chore most interested in the fate of tbe de­ fendants, tbe moiter of Spies and tbe wives, ■inters and sweettlbarta of the others. With for a new trial at the September terra of the strained eyes and Set face* they watched court, ami argue tho motion fully, but we every movement and listened to every anticipate, in view of bis previous rulings, word said in court, and when tho verdict that we must expect nothing but a denial of wm read there was a scene among them diet was a great surprise to him, however tbe motion by Judge Gary,-in which care that rent every person present homo with a Ho expected either a light sentence all wo shall prosecute tbe appeal to tho supremo . around or an aoquittal He did not believe court, and upon that appeal will, of course, that if the law jmjIdUi were carefully con­ present all of the rulings of the court be­ verdict, which condemns seven of tbe An­ sidered they would hold. low of whieb we have complalhod Fieldon and Schwab refused to bo inter­ in the progress of tbe trial far the supreme archists to kang anil gives tbe eighth fifteen years in tbe penitentiary, was announced. viewed, or even talk with any one except coart's coasidsratloa; and 1 have my san­ their friend® Llngg and Fischer remained This was succeeded by intense excitement. guine bo|x-s as a lawyer that it the supremo Tho prisoners were ranged along the wall in their cells. on tbe south side of tbe court-room, hidden from the public by a line of policemen. clamor of the poj>The verdict was simply guilty, a* charged, ulaeo, as 1 am sure in tbe cnee of August Spies, i tseber, Luigg. they will be a Engel, Parsons, Fieiden and Schwab, and and differoacua When they retired to the Naoto guilty of manslaughter, bls sentence jury room Thursday afternoon, tbe first 'bedig fifteen years in tho penitentiary. thing they agreed ou was to kevp their work in the jury room, except as regarded general information, a profound secret, for reasons which they re laved to divulge, but which they considered competent A thor­ ough discussion of tbe contosted pointe in the testimony was gone into, as well as all the phases ot tbe case which the jury had The priecDors wore taken back to jail As the words of the verdict were slowly become acquainted with daring their bag read by tho clerk there was a low cry of siege There were some differences at first, anguish from tbe geUery where the rela­ but in tbe main tbs jurors wet s agreed upon tive of tho prisoners were sitting. Mr® the dbposiUou of the prisoners. What Schwab then f%h from her chair in a dead their differences were they will not tell They than proceeded to ballot on each ot faint Upon being brought to conscious tbe prisooen separately. Tbe result of the first ballot, or any of them, ar how many It took before the verdict was reached, ia a matter ou which they will not give in forma­ tion. They concluded their work and had their verdict read at 7:30 Thursday even­ ing, before they left tbe jury room for “We bad plenty of time for thinking tbe matter over during the trial, as tbe evi­ dence was voluminous and tbe arguments exhaustive," said one of the jurors; ‘‘and we had ooms to look ea the matter dispassioaately. There was no feeling in the matter, for or against the prisoners. Wo calmly reviewed tbe evidence and found tho verdict accordingly. Wo didn’t nonbomb woj acting independently ot the tenders was rea*onablo(enoagh to admit of judicial doubt, and even if ba was acting Jfidependeutiy it wm the teaching and .'preaching at Spire and his followers that cxmragemuut far him, for at that moment caused him to throw It. In any event, the tbe crowd was cheering tbe verdict. Idngg murder was the outgrowth of the inAammaspent a few momenta signaling to bls sweet­ heart in the gallery. Tbe prisoners were placed In “murderers’ row’ when taken to An evening pap-.T asserted Friday after­ tiie jail Soma of them showed signs of weakening as they were led from the court­ noon that a largo foroe of police was gath­ room. Fieiden required sapport Llngg ered at the Chicago Avenue police station and Engel walked urmiy and showed no at t* o'clock p. tn., Friday, and that it was amotion. Spies and Fisher looked pale but understood the authorities contemplated the retaiued their strength. Schwab tottered immediate arrest of all poreocs even Indi­ behind the erect and defiant Parsons, who rectly connected with the Haymarket *----- for conspiracy. Capt. ScbaacX on Neebe tho blow fell heaviest Ha bad _______ Friday night that be bad no arrreta been confident of acquittal While seated in view for the night. The day squad* were tn»the belHfl’e jroom at night, be was asked held at the East Chicago Avenue, I^arrabee, by Bailiff Bolden. “What will yon take and Webster A vratre stations thirty minutes now as a compromleo eentanoel'' “Not one Schaack's orders. Muster was bold in each boor," asoatly declared Neobo. As an illustration of .the tamper of tbe station at 8 o'clock, one hour later than usual, owing to tho heavy business of tbe day. The day forces were bold as. reserve until 8:30. when they were dlsmissvd. A «m that Uw “Jury quard squad ot ten men ware detailed to tbe onnty jail. _______ ' Almost Immadlatelytaag him!" “Lynch tions of tbe right of Um people to meet In public as­ sembly, and ot the right of tbe people GaLVEWiu.'., ASX, Aug. *A.—a— which submerged a poruon of this city, Friday morning, by .backing tbe water* erf .. . • — i n ii. ■ ■ ■— J tz, hnrrU for tbeir live*. v..-, -..—. ------- -----iTobably UX) dwelling* to tuny dwrib. my suSrrlnn. u rosp.'.tu.a urnriuJ“ “• tta. or u.i,„ to. pppkta., 1 ru»o>'. «a u» >«««,,, »“He- ’Outti.:, b Lockpaa j;5 to try Hood's fiampari’i® Aud twelve month*, the wrofr1A.^ * * * * * * *,U{ entirely oraaeri, am tI.-“aL*<X2jk?^*P dbwrered.exeept t hr «l« daSr beci'tidUK-bDuikr bvV-i' '*k|b KaatiflUty le»®«7i d0 « have <*»n« hr other*. In; l do nn case. Horn! s S. r-:.; mila im 1, ---This stateaMr.i teu-otnot-d by w j B_. ky.dn«l«.ofLocket. N v eure a jmwf victory fur Hred', txmamr-T Send fcr bookfclTtegstatru;--a tfnusy Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all drafts. $:: »lx f,.r« „ , only by «- L H001> A c< t. U.< m*i® IOO Boses Ono Dollar. one thought.—Rouen Cor. New York CLXVELASn, Ohio, Aug. IX—J transpires In tbe lm»y foreign-room of th* cb-adletter uiiice/tlwoUiw day. they had u pootai-curd with an amusing history. It was dated "June 2," last montlq and was addrtwed "Mr. Koerster, North of New Oberlin, Rumia." It waa mailed at an Ohio town, tbe jxwtmaater of which pitched it in tbe foreign mail bag and sent it aerttia the na. It arrived promptly tn St. Petereburg all right, wa* duly e»amitfed, marked in pigeon English, “in■ufiicient addrvas," and returned to tills dty, where it waa t^ken In hand by the nxnt from feet, aa originally designed, to IM This reduction in height, the eon- sum of tao liutMlrNd a; including tbe taxraV es fur the year A. J»M I 1 sow. tovresore.by lirtw ut tte marrof «u eotitalMd id said swigare .md : “ >ta!--r neb rase tnxta sort prevWwt. m s“!urU:‘v’ br imIi .tsy of I??11’' SOCIM!: -.0 IhvblcteitbfJ*at tbe north from door of the copti tosv iB* J Vf 1,1 the County of Bam aid ...—.. ......... io t av It,amount 4ue on said «:urt£ak-v. rhh eight t*r rent. lnten?«: and all Ir^alm .an Atlr.mt-v . no... .... ............. town of “Rustda," so they added “Q." to the card and Rent it wecL The import­ ting*, in Hie County ot itarrj and Stated SwT l .. . • .. ant message which this card )md borne Inn an.! tbe interior and beautifying the ground® upon its back acruw the ocean to Mu*coxy and back again was: “When you , reren hsndrv-l and fo'.rtt.n (7M1, ®-! U1 north half <nq < of !.<t uumi-.- .r,r: fandrrt IXDtaXAi-otas, Aug, IE — State Treasurer I and fiftesu GI5>. of tiie «tv -fanner!* ulUgriaf Harilnrb Barry <'«:uty. Niri.latB -sreriug-.-. lialf bushels of potatoes.* tha roiordM nfay Jl Lirs STARK. NotUKM. VaXA'hmaX. ■ The English gentleman in kindly and friendly, but be ia borninhia caste and he is conscious of it a« any Brahmin, Constipation is quickly removed by and he acta x wrding to ita code; and using C<ibb*a little pills. he feels toward 11 servant not at all as a and toe senate appropriation will, therefore, Frenchman or on American feels who A Chicago man Is to open a new Iioj' t«Ti brought up in a land of equal­ clothing store in Ionia ity. I am not sure but that this caste i« Those who believe that nature will a strong factor in tbe keeping open of work off » cough or cold ahottltl .under­ DrraorT, Aug 18.—Near Vermontville, Tureaay, the boiler of a steam threshing the breach between the Englishman and stand that this is done at the expawe of the constitution. Each lime this wea­ engine exploded, instantly killing E. X/arion open; and thfit the gulf between tbe two kens the system, and w? all know that nationalitfee ia very deep nod not wide the termination of this <tangvrousjDrac would l>e denied by no one who had tlce Is a consumptive's grave. Don’t known them b<Xh. We Americans may take the chances, when a 50 oat botfle say of the English, what the Scotch en­ of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will safely and promply cure »ay met gineer of the t.'unarder said of the enp- cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Cixcixsati, Ohio, Aug. 18.—Tta> earning* tain: "He’s my friend, but I dinnu like Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss of tba Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis K him."—Brander Matthew*’ Letter. for chronic cases or family use. ' A school house will be built at Several of our renders wish to know Bonanza down near Saranac. the meaning of the various colors die­ I Hill's Peerless Worm Specific is a are: 1b8u, *.%u,30iU4; itKi, XT,wa00; in- sure cure for worms. Try a bottle. -4S0 cure, no pay. meaning of flag* of a fiance; black is the »ign of piracy, or a black flag is ta-Utcd as an indication that no quarter will be given or taken: a yel­ low flag denotes quarantine. The flag* Tbe assault first used were of a single color only, but gradually, aa new nations were forming. devices were designed.—American Agriculturist. oum Shields, of this city, the fastest horse in tbe state, bad a fall In tbe stable Saturday evening, receiving fatal injuria® The bares was veined at »3,(m WashxxutxjX Citv. Aug. 2L—The con­ viction of and duatii eeatence imposed upon the Chicago Anarchists meet with general apjroval at the Federal capital, no eymyathy being axprmaid save by a few Ger­ logislaUoa is toward tbe abolition of capital mane Public men rey tbe moral effect of punishment, a horrible fact, and one moot the Chicago trial wfl) prove extremely bene- difficult of explanation." Tbe condemned men did very little sleep­ flciol to the country, and leading members Of labor organisations concur In t:d* opinion. ing Saturday and Sunday night and were X’-'ta evidently full of / fear for tbeir furax- n turn Some of them Pali, Mina, Aug. 33.-Rob.rt T. /Y It bad lost hope and Huribart, a prominent nd relate dealer; W. a Jackson, Jr., secretary of tbe Moni­ tor Plow works, and an employe of tbe plow company wore drowned in Lake Min- 8 bloody matter di^gutlnr tn almost tatoterab:.. io emljr. I­ foundation of tbe Beach hotel was associate editor of The Herald. pun Ishmon t that would have equal­ ly satisfied tbe law, is, In this period ot our clvillratton, and nuwui ni one or the Bunt 5-—.....1 . At OM too I bad p.; abesartM WU and arotrndn these are njtots of brilliancy on U»o gen­ eral darknesr. On th® entOsoo floor the people are dull-colored abo—all save one. This b the beadle, who in France wear* a big cocked bat and moat elabor­ ate military uniform and cerriea a swori by hb side. The beadle of Notre Dame de Rouen b a targe, well-fed man. un­ der 40, whose manner unites the stern­ ness of Scipio Africanus with the de­ portment of a Chesterfield. He b all red and blue and gold, with “gnloons*" of white braid, a feather in hb hat, and the mildness of assured power in hb eye. The charge may l»e iiarah against nn officer of th* church, but the beadle of the cathedral b a sad flirt, and only a promising family <»f English people can lure him from tender talk with one or more of those demure an I' well rounded shop-ladies who have run into the church till the showur b over. Hb bow on leaving tbe victim of hb fascination b good; far better- hb appoach to the English family: it can only be deacribed us a noble insinuation. They axe dazr.Ied at tbe flaming apparition. The light-iuxired miss b visibly pleased at so much gailautry; papa, mamma and brother follow dumbly, meekly in tho in the flamingo's wuke, and die old char­ woman and tho lady of the counter, from whom Lothario has tom himself. .THE MARKETS. A TERRIBLE LOSS. What the Sudden Breaking Down of Prominent Phyololnn'i Tbe writer bad a moot Interest:dr Inter- A spouting spring bw mafle lb ap­ pearance at Bay City­ Dr. Jackson’s, penetrating !taim«t eurta sprains, bruises, kirks, cuLM'SHMi rhvumatiarn. etc- etc. Gail for man or beast For sale by W. H. GoMyinr. The Charlevoix reporters ure begin­ ning to return home. If vou have constipation of the tow­ els, Cherokee Blood Purifier will cin» you. TVc^'v «“• *llh "r.y1™?* MOW V Lan,Di—■ Bf-l" » Oowb or C«U. ot «• IhmiMWd with Ctoopor» boopia, aw Ani.r'. Eo^liih Hraedp trouble. It b • P»“" u4 w» gumbo It. . I*" » Fked'k n<-i< ith!»*.I’re4*uL isisssxiji:'.'...->asr Active. Pashlnx »«,J Rrlteble. sustain tbe reputation <rt tvluc MflnSiaM*. <9 **S0B‘nT‘"hr.v^re»cJw. well etiabUsbed nertkand irW* rnly breaking dawn, becomibg debUitaie-i. John Wrirtt. of BdnkM’1! •,? .f’Snj&Si?. slander by Mrs. DLabetb sod Wlh have to rtaud a trial tlieretw. THE REV-GKO. H. THATE«.JH IS; Bold by W. H. Goodyear. AiO; qnallty raUwr poi: .H. Goodyear. WHT will you reujh w«M-n W/'^^dVgive inuwdtatr reliel- Price BeM by W. H. Goodyear. a* In perfect health 'BHILOH’S Catanb nneitv 5K^*K"w H?Hoodjrtr, Chilblains, aaitgeiy cure* ui* .GoijdiMr- 'Vki* veaeow s&J3*; \Sa A Stood > system, and tboreughly v farfirev Beneebc.’, we r-*“ Fax: '* Hcrcnam- WW«» �IN A GLASS FACTORY. VARIOUS FORMS OF APHASIA. COMPLETION. From the pot-room, ono logically goes to the lilowing-room. where tho melted .gio# U Put >nto »hnpc. This room al­ ' wavs strikes us m a miniature Hades, mg » >on. n words, or. m it han „r.|y tlie spirits flitting about are the named, ratluw improperly, sinceX f^b grimy fbtfe blowira and their small boy not physical but mental, verlial M»i*iante. These men earn their money, ^'ne*a; verbal blindnron or tha in •.•islly in midsummer heat They car. .l:*cou#t the bees in their hive mak­ Jw» of the power of mirulue epeechin..-. *nd tlujir sleight of hand and eye in (<) egrepbu (* term Invented, webrshaping the molten mass into a lamp ‘“’J HnKli.h phydeUn, Dr. o»)e) । ■ .v vase, with a few simple tools of or the lorn Of tile power of writing. An « • and iron, ia something that out- bMtoo. of the l«e of th. f^uit^of nn,ii •!...«the skill of the whole brute cre- ■bntahdmg spoken word, while that of .It( (1 The race who can blow glaas, m unifemandtogword. written remained' at Sandwich, if it hM no God to worship taqpotodbyM.MH fra. IwX , ?h. -:l-.l turn to and worship itself. The £b. fa of a gentleman farmer in ; work swift, unguided except by hand Ihootlandjrtio reeognlwsi the monde ot I an I -ye. i* truly wonderful. i , »kra word, without imdenundmg Th.’ putting shop," where the glass is 'their newning, and who. to make rompr •;•(iXndcut in ornament, puts us on ।muaieatioa with his laborer, pctoibkm.:;ns that glare making follows, like I * —Utteo Hat tn ids room of the mmt alm.-t- v.-rything elee, the fashion. In 'ordtaar, term. On hearing without In th,- J.l days flint glass adorned with । oompruh-nding Um epok.u !' .vn. it other simple designs from na•» brood to hl. list, and hls pertur- was the rule. Now it is tlie excep- < “'d ‘•“■“'Ob-*. turn. Tlie whole dish is fretted over O' blmdnore (u lt b railed,, jf. uith deep-rat sparkling lines and angles, iBallet gives an insUnw ot a French maret/.il in co?(lle light it looks ablaze with <cUnt.whom ho calls M. F„ a manor LrilHante, rather florid and flamboyant, fair I cultivation, and more ot less of a ts;^m,ive and emphatic, and, above all, 1reading habfu who, through an accident I >■(• v,*iu?decoration rooms, im btmtfag. lost the faculty of reading. I add. d of late years, where glow point- ' M. I. underatood perfectly everything j it ' on. one finds that tlie will of •thuLW“ tu ,dni’ RnBwered questions th- *n-at public has the upper hand in 1with much precision, and expressed him­ ! ..mg what sort of, work a popular Iself with a certain degree of facility. ' house shall turn out. Indeed this !Moreover, be wrote with ease, not only , t ; •:•ry o rtects the public taste in glass, Ibis name and address, but a long letter, !!cw’i::g, rather than directing. There is 1and that without any notable mistake in The interesting fact is hardly more difference between a steel orthography. < •mgtaving of Ary Scheffar’s “Daate and Ithat, though he could write, and did it p- .rn-. " or of his "Faith" and a colored ’with a certain en.se. he was incapable of reading. ‘ I write. ’ he said, Ota if with yriai at Kmi-* modern French artist than > th-n; w ‘between Sandwich glare of old my । eyre‘closed; I do notread M-ha; I and «-■«. The rhnhg»Jtoo, is exactly in ’write.’ In fact, he was wholly unable to r... ;.k]ue direction. ^Everything now ire-rred tlie words wliich he had traced a ■ ms to color, and generally of very pro- Ifew seconds before." The letters themwritten in in this this condition condition were were ntmixvd -hades, though we saw crimson I itelvtM selv« written u. on lamp shades, and vases of such I quite equal to those which he had writthe accident befel"him7 "*** -'ibdued and blended native tints m re- *ten before “ ’ ’ -•-••• Of motor aphasia, or the inability to irunded us of »»me gracious romance or use articulate speech. M. Ballet gives in­ ;<«-m read or told in a soft sunset. Yrt. take a sample of public demand stances of a jwtient at tho Saltpetriere, arai supply. Tbe Morgan peach-blow whose reply to all questions consisted of • ».nd for S18,(XW. Here they turn the word "Macasaa, macasua;" of another ;u: fa rimiles of that vase for a sum who could only say "Monomomentif;" bf ridii-.ilously lere, and plenty of them. In a third who wm reduced to the expres­ tbe deeunition«rooms young men and sion “Iqtti phoplioiqai;" and of a fourth . women were painting on glare, which is whose vocabulary did not^o beyond afterward* burned in ovens, as else all "Ba'leu,. abadea badonx“ The poor , the colors would" remain fusible, being Baudelaire could say only “Cre norn. ere m*de\i’h oitteil* of gold, silver, etc. uom." being in this respect inferior to a T(;o -ovrseer is an Englisliman from veyy distinguished lady, whose cun versaftrtffr<rdshire. who says that English tionui powers extended to, though not glare decoration in inferior to ours; that beyond, the entire phrase of which Bau­ .».'.- .el iped'publiwtaste will surely de- delaire gave the usual abbreviation. Still ■ .-lop artistic glarework: that art schools, more advanced was another lady, who .’1 plenty of them, are needed to de- repeated j at every- moment, “Madame, vel?p pronere in glass, and tiiat as etc, mon Iheu. ret il possible, bonjour .Lmvaca turns to art she will help this Madame." In the earlier stages of the malady ■~u.it lishmeqt to a higher future. It wm, . • , incidentally learned that the artistic proper names were forgotten. An emi­ .-sill of decorators here was about equal nent mon of science wm reduced to des­ ;e» between men and woman.- with tlie ignate the person of whom he spoke as bala:v ■•*. perhaps, a little towards the j “My colleague who invented such and men. Mi-u take to it as a livelihood, such a thing.” Next common nouns dis­ v. •; the women generally move appear. When the Abbe Perier asked tnrongh it tn marriage and a wedding for hfa hat he said: "Give me my—jrtiat one-puts on one's------ vHis coot was d-.-zration lias appeared here.—Sand- “What is worn to be decreed in." Scis­ nrh < Jlaas.) Cor. Boston TranecripL ‘ sor*, with another patient, were the tiling* one cute) the windoM-, what one looks through, what gives light What (»ne of tlie charms at wearing a gem can not be said by people affected with i- a e..T.M'!ouin't«a of its indestructibility, motor aphasia can aometimre be sung by j- r^ionency. «nd, onb may say/w, them. An officer who could not pro­ • ■■ its personality—1the mystery of na- nounce the word* “enfant" and “patrie," tur-> methods in its slow crystallization whose powers of speech were confined in dark1 telluric depths, of the glance of to thd word “p&nli" and the letter “b," impri.«>ned powers shut up within its wm capable of singing with perfect ar­ • wails. a remembrance of tbe vague old ticulation the first couplet ot the “Mar■idea of their potency—all this and more, ojillasuy” A fanner, “du oomte de Wikt« n»aqy minis, has as much force an low dont parts Graves,” could not pro­ the inherent beauty of the thing itself. nounce the naiuee of bis wife and chil­ ’Ve.iknuwi what spirit, what ene of the dren except by reading them. A strik­ genii, what cabalistically commanded ing instance of agraplda is that of a Rus­ Hj .-iu-, is this shut up in the fiery depths sian officer, well acquainted with ■ f the ruby, with its purple-blue corners, Rumian, French and German, who, of itlie pigeon-blood tinge, in the leaving been afllicU-d with motor iieavenly color and brilliancy of the sap­ aphasia, os regards French and German, phire. tn the sea-green water . depths of afterward became subject to agraphia as emerald or beryl? • regards all the three langung.*, though Tli-rea.i always a fascination in its he retained or regained the power of reading and speaking them. A woman, ■•-b*,r wear it, or when we lift it from being asked to write her name, produced It? dark hiding-place in the casket whore the words “sumil siclaa satreni," and “ <• ke«p it. as it looks up at us with its gave her addrere m “Sunrer nut to m>-r !!-*-<. deathless glance of beauty. But linn lain." An English naval officer, Lit of glare, however prettily colored! wisldpg to write “Royal medical officer what spirit is there in that, made by belonging to the admiralty," was con­ '■* man. according to a formula—what strained to add the termination “dendd" spell wm the most vivid imagination can- to each word.—Saturday Review. .. jure up in us ray—what mystery lurks >n a thing that any clown can put toEvery European firm in Shanghai to-thi>r.' Nothing of the poetical or romanti.-: ai laches t> the wearing of tho employe u large staff of Chinese under a colored glow, tho artificial gem, mere love head man called a oompradore, In whose >' siujMj qud glitter and ostentation enter hands almost all the financiering rpsta, and a great many of the firms now strug­ int4» that.—Harper's Bazar. ' gling on in Shanghai under European names are but a white cloak for a little girl greeted her mother’s re­ heathen trader. Very few foreigners in turn from a shopping expedition the China apeak tbe language, it being no other day with the news, “Mrs. A. and. particular advantage as oil Chinamen Mrs. B. called while you were gone." Ln speak “pidgin" English, while many 'Dili they? I hope you answered, of them excel in speaking French. I VJ,te well. I thank you,' when they do not know that it is any particulw »d vantage either to bo able to speak the "N-o, mamma, 1 don't think I did."* . language, m the Chineoe are apt to look upon you a* a too knowing man and one "And didn’t you kiss them nicely?" "N-o, mamma, I didn’t" to ta to-okUd. -aungh-I Cur. Bto> F™»‘'Veil, (impatiently), what did you do, cisco Chronicle. . you ill-manneMd little girl! I fear you quite disgraced your poor mother." A London tradesman wlioec obop has "Oh. no, mamma, I did not 1 talked burs Un four them in the same dressy tone that you been cl»n«l oul tue when company comes."—Harper's within eight months has devoted some HozaF.rbuushiro*"-"" of repetitions of this form of tusaster. Arguing that the resounding footetepa of Compulsory Kdaoapon la Core*. The Corean government has issued on hJucational law which requires all chilarea between a and 13 years of age to st­ Srarwou ><* n°uy. In<lu1 - tend school. b. prorlduf •*’ bo<,*‘ Tii<» total number of persons who emiunited from Germany from January to May. both inclusive, is 83,877—a large urorease from 1885. The rush of American traveiers to ^CTpt is unprecedented. Thousaada of ronsumpUv« go to Uxor for th* pars Boston Transcript. Wtt; tedratethei^Xta uHiL L0*T°meMU’ dr*Usht; to 1,1,0 from table A parting from th* meal; to rise from A parting from the sleep and from the aream, Chi rn*“‘ ,h&U *1**? no -hAU dream no more. Every completion is at the same Ume A flaal Parana from it, m the artist Paru from hls work. • • . . Only to shake out nut shells from their Have thTdepartlng. -Scbefar. NEW ZEALAND'S VOLCANOES. pie scene at the time of the eruption. ^“raiPPTn^.tO i« thus described: At about 2 o'clock he was awakened by a rumbling noise like that o. an earthquake. He went outaido the floor, but could see nothing, although ft wm a clear nlghL The noise proceeded rom Tarawera. He looked around again and saw tt huge hums of flame rise in the heavens, and instantly l*va and smoke covered the ground. Soon after a vol­ ume of flame issued from Runanga, clos< to Tarawera. I^rge balls of fire were Uirown from the gaping .mouth toward laupo, this accompanied by terrible rePJ,?,.^h.ich Bhook the whQ10 Pb«». forked lightning followed clone upon the balls of fire; it resembled the wriggling of snakes; it returned to tho crater, farming tho letter ‘V.’ The roar was tremendous, resembling the heaviest thunder. "As each piece of billside slipped into the open basin large clouds of black dust roue out of it and ascended to the heavens. The fall of earth into the open crater seemed to stop the fiery balls from coming up, but forked lightning still continued. Denso volumes of smoke issued from the crater, going in various directions. As soon as Ruawhina «U>pped sending forth it* terrible balls of flame a huge white cloud issued from the cap of Rotomahana. and heavy booming was heard, followed by volumes of white :omprw».>d Bteam from Lake Rotomanana. It roew with terrible velocity, and seemed to be going toward Okaro lake. This lake is aLcut five miles from Lake Rotonudiana. and the appearance it pre­ sented at times wa* something like a huge boiling caldron, bubbling in all di­ rections. "Lightning then commenced to shoot out from Mount Kakaramca. From the whole mount there came sheet* of flame and myriads of shooting stars like large rocket*. Shortly afterward shocks of earthquake were felt, accompanied by a noise resembling minute-guns, but <owler than the roar of the heavi­ est gun known. There was on open crater on Mount Kakarange, and imme­ diately a huge volume of dense block smoko issued from it, and the country all around begun to get dark. In half au hour it was so black that no one could see their bands in front of them. While lava the size ot peas came down with terrible "swiftness, rgid with such force as to be almost aa dangerous as bullets." —Auckland Bell. In Germany, Strashurger has success-' fully grafted stramonium species, com­ mon tobacco, henbane, atroja bella­ donna, and petunia upon the common potato plant The most remarkable re­ sult is that, when datura stramonium was grafted upon a potato plant, the normal-appearing potatoes borne by the latter were found to be impregnated with atropine. It is not stated, how­ ever, whether the tobacco grafts infected the tubers with nicotine. Tschudy had already grafted the tocnato upon the potato, producirig potatoes from the bot­ tom and tomatoes from the top of the same plant—Arkansaw Traveler. A. BLACK. beautiful one. splendidly built up with modern stores and having a width that is unknown in this country outride of the national capital. This street is to the Crescent City what Broadway is to New York, or Pennsylvania avenue is to Washington. Here the languid Creole beauty, the bashful country girl from the •‘provinces." the confident belle of uptown, and the hotel stranger meet upon neutral ground for that great pur­ pose that makes every female heart throb the faster:—shopping, and that other more fur reaching and powerful—show­ ing their toilets. Every bright day the broad street is thronged with ladies and •men of every age and color. No women in America drew letter than the Creoles. In other cities there is perhaps greater riches, but the great ma­ jority of ladies wear what they do be­ cause some ono else wears it, while the Creoles, knowing that what would look well on other people does not suit them, use that careful and perfect adaptability of color and cut to complexion and to form, that alone insures a perfect en­ semble. At night this throng goes drift­ ing to the theatres, which are of the highest class. You find them everyjwherejammed against the churches, in, tho midst of the fashionable quarter, in the jx>orest of tho poor quarter. The population are much like that of Paris In opera, and every one can talk intelli­ gently about tho play. They look upon the bright idde continually, and there is nothing gloomy about this intoucient, elastic dty. The stranger is apt to catch this infection and look only at the gayer pictures and the picturesque and unique point* of the venerable and varied old town. When he starts to investigate the busineos ot the city he will find it much like those around iL—New Orleans Cor. Globe-Democrat. In camping out at night one sometimes finds strange bedfellows, the most re­ pulsive of which are rattlesnakes and skunks. Centipedes, tarantulas, vinagrona, lizards, and scorpions are not pleasant, but they lose much when brought in comparison with rattlesnakes and skunks, the bite, of either of which ia almost always fatal. Cougars, or mountain lions, are quite common in some portions of the country, and lio in wait for calves and young colts, wliich they kill ’and devour. At night, too, they stampede the horses by going among them and endeavoring to jump on them. Some of those animals are larger titan -those found further north, and arc quite formidable, sometimes .evincing consid­ erable bravery-when watching a herd of hones and almost famished with hunger. The skins are handsome enough, but have a strong and rank smell, which renders them not specially desirable. Tho tiger, or jaguar, skin is much more beau­ tiful, and when, properly trimmed and dreawd makes a fine parlor rug. There are many valuable things here, which with time and patience can be made to add. much to the world's wealth. When the country gets settled up the wilder­ ness will disappear, but it will be a great many years yet before western Texas will be tamed down to the dead level of modem civilization.—Fort Stockton Cor. Chicago Times. The Zhl Michigan volunteer Infantry will hold a reunion at Mlltard, Oaklsod county, Kept. 9 In the mon ts. horse nwetat I’ontlsc. Stn»kel’» record yesterday wu SSI* miles; Geo. U. BtK miles. A WOIDIRFUL GCCVBBENCE. A.CAMP1&LL Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in . Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate MarblA or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry*County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. < » A. Black & Co. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is-prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sl^et-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures, I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and youts respectfully, wun£iin/%«T*nnii REMEDY. MICHIGAN vA I AKKFI fS&sE.tffc (Detroit News) Tbe Interest awakened tn sn Important live of tbli paper to visit that city. Us registered at ths Hurd House and ■ngage<l Hun- Frank L. Smith, It* proprietor, mid ex-member , of ths Stat* Leglslatnre lu conrerxstlon. •rMr.,C 0. Henio, a nun very wellknown in this community, was probably the worst wreck physictally of any man In the oourse of the proceedings at the this country n«s ever seen. He wm------- " recent dairy farmers' conference, on the ■ Mr. Smith stopped suddtnlv, and going question of utilizing separated and skimmed milk. Mr. Tisdall stated that he had lx‘gun giving his cows skimmed From a alight attack of rheumatism, milk and the result has been that the growing out ot a cold, 1 grew worse until limbs were swollen fearfully, and my milk they yielded baa increaaed. nearly my right aide entirely psralyaed Anyone 50 per cent. This is the oddest notion of who has h«ul rheumatism knows what 1 feeding-, it is, in fact, perpetual motion suffered. The doctors were very faithful, they did not help me. They adminis­ —the same producing tho same. It is but tered morphine constantly.but It could not a difficult experiment ar a costly one not kill the pain. Indeed, during my to try, but is it healthy?—New York Mail ravings 1 declared 1 would shoot the and Express. _________ course, 1 WO" ixn SC"J">U".WV IM*. ■ and longed for death. Hutyetyou see me tn perfect health. Do yon want to know By placing tho ear close to one end of what Is was that save,! my Ilfs, virtually a stick of timber, while another person raised mo from the grave aflortho doctor* deliver* a succession of smart blow* with and my friends had abandoned me. and me well all the while? Hibbard’s a hammer or mallet upon the opposite keeps Kheumetlc Syrup (he best medicine over end, a continuance of the vibrations will given to anfferltu: humanity.” Newspaper men are naturally skeptical, indicate to an experienced ear the de­ gree of soundness. If only a dull thud and so the writer called on the well-known house of Carroll & Board­ meets tbe ear it is certain Hint unround- man for whom Mr. Denio worked when he was flnrt taken sick. Mr. Carroll eakl: "Mr. Denio was one nt the sickest men that ever recovered. He was paralyzed For'the benefit of the man who “blows from rheumatic po!»on. and no one ever dreamed he would gel well. He is well out the gM" it should be generally knqwn though, and it Is simply marvelous.” "D? Charles H. Lewi*, residing at 900 that the administration of a few drops of acetic ether on a Jump of sugar will Blackstone street, attended Mr. Denio dnrlng hls slcknesa.nnd said Mr. Denio had usually revive people who have become been a very rick man. had gone beyond insensible from the effects of illuminat­ the reach of tbo medical profesvlnn. and ing gaa. Hotel clerks shouldjiaste this had lieen cured, aa he declared, by the use ot Hibbard's Khenmatlc Syrup. item in their bats.—Chicago News. The above fadts are true and they can be relied upon by all renders. We have in­ vestigated tbe entire case thoroughly and A lately deceased French doctor spent know St to be so. It Is a lesson to nil aufhis life in studying distorted mankind, farera and should be carefully remomand made a large collection of skeletons of deformed perrons. This unique mus­ eum is about to be sold in Paris, and is expected to realize tho sum of $8,000.— Arkansaw Traveler. ’ azmnaDDM dSaSInJr^ KALARIA (GOOD Alli THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Billings, the humorist, which will be olaced in tho cemetery at Uassborough, will bear only the inscription -Josh Billing*."_____________ la Mexico a milter b obliged to pay ^“MALARIA �,1 Additional Local Items. Ernsberger, night watch Aug. 12,.............................. M. Custer, night watch, Aug IS, Tn. political borwonpo tejdirected J. Murphy, night watch Aug. 12 towards Grand Rapids this week. J. Iteeves, night watch Aug. 12 Du. lljutr E. OruotN trill n « U» R. Rogers, night watch Aug. 12 Hjutingc, Miql, August 26, 1886. FredCron “ “ Hastings House Tuesdays, Sept. 8, iu, Wm. Miller “ M* :tm4 « the PvstnJHce at Hastings.1 Mich. 3 50 and 30. Mr. Chalker “ “ F. H. Barlow & Co. will rebuild W. Waite ’• their elevator on an enlarged and im­ D. Newton “ ’’ J. Anderson, Jr. “ “ proved plan. Frank Lichty “ “ Tire I^di™ Home MIuloWNSodRepublican Nominations. Geo. Weet ’’ «ty will meet on FrMv ,*lJfrn0?Sll„' 4 23 thia week et the home ot Mn. Whit­ E. McMutry “ ** Fo^Eegre«estave In Mate Legislature-J ERChas. Ihcxle “ “ - comb. Let us se a goodly number presJ. Blackford “ “ 1W COUXTT TICK KT. M. Vrooman “ ’’ 350 For Hheriff-BAKKR SHRINKR. ’ E.Battereon 3100 The Austin-Miller examination occuFor County Cleric-THAN. M. MACK. J. White 2'00pled the attention of Justice KenasFor TrvaatilVr-CHRISTOPHER A. HOUGH. Fur llegtsuir of Deeds—KALZEY B. RICHC. Mellon “ 2i00ton’s court Tuesday, the people finlshAm J. Bruce ** ” 200 For Prosecuting Attorney—PHILIP T. (Xlte G. Bruce “ . “ 2।00tag their side of the caae, GROVE. For Survivor- ARA D. RORK. P. Schuman '■* '■ 21ttian adjourinent was taken until Sept. For Circuit Court Commlraiuuoni—ALONZO C. Bauchman “ ” 2।0021st. K. KENABTON. HARTLEY E. HENDRICK. Foe sale.—A span of mules, two For Corvners—JOHN M. NEVINS, A. L On motion above accounts were al­ VanHORN. v lowed, all ayee—6, Aid. Waters having farm wagons, set of double harness, one taken his seat. single set of harneea, one top buggy, Notice of resignation of Fred Tink­ \TUe rewibllaou convention ot tbe elevrntti ler from Hastings Hose Co. No. 1 was good, one open buggy. Credit and ter­ senatorial dhtriet of Michigan, oonslsting of the cmjUk <rf Barty and Eaton, will be held tn received from B. F. Lichty, secretary; gains given to good buyers. Inquire Kellogg* opera bouse, in the eUy ot Charlotte, also that 52.21 was due him for services. at this office. at 10 <Fctock In tbe forenoon of Wednesday, On motion resignation was accepted, The Battle Creek and Bastings nines Hrptemurr H, 1»<1. for tbe purpose of placing In and order for 82.21 drawn in favor of nomination a candidate for reprreentative m the state senate, and for the transaction o! such Fred Tinkler, and 70c. in favor of said -glny at the fair grounds Tuesday after­ other btpluess as may property cutne before the noon next. It is a foregone conclusion Hose Co. for fines against Tinkler. Alda. McCoy, Hogle and Osborn, com­ that a large audience will wltiiem this lu accordance with the resolution adopted by the convention of UOd rhe basis of represent*mittee on bill of N. Bailey for 820 for Se, which will uudoubtedly be the tkni will be as follows: each precinct will be injury to his house by shooting a dog played on tbe grounds this season. entitled to one delegate for every i.too of popu­ lation and traction thereat. If said fraction extherein supposed u> be mad, reoortid bill back to council for action. Report /The society connected with the Emanuel church will be entertained on accepted, all ayes. By Aid. Osborn, that above account Thursday afternoon of next week by nnlttee. be disallowed. ' Lost; ayes—Hogle, Madams J. Hadley, L. E. Knappen, C. McCoy, Osborn and Stebbins; nays— Huffman, M. Riker, C. Van Arman. A. Beamier and Waters. TBe republican wsinwlonal conxrntlon tot McCoy, Minnie Beamer, at the society the ixunfnatlmi "!.a candidate frr toMrrw for By Aid. Ilogle, that city of Hastings rooms from half past five until seven. the third congrmtanal'dUtrlct and tur the pay the Fireman's • Relief Funds of tnniactlon of other tnuinesia aa may coms Grand Rapids and Charlotte 8100 each All are cordially invited. before Um convenUtm, will be held al K^Uokr’s opera homie, in tbe City of Charlotte on Wednea* Friday last the. Carl ton club tackled for services rendered at late tire. Car­ day. September sth. IKH6, al one o'clock p. ml ried, all ayes. the Hastings 2d nine on the fair grounds, sharp. Each county la entitled to the wut Aid. Hogle moved the adoption of nuraner ot dvlexates as to State convention. 1 and were defeated by a score of 45 to 1. CLEMENT SMITH. the following reaolution: DWIGKTX SMITH. Chalnnan. Whereas, On August 12, 1886. our on five innings. Monday the Nashville SecretaryCity was visited by a destructive fire kids encountered the Hastings kids, on that consumed the most valued manu­ the same grounds and also suffered de­ facturing interests and would have de­ feat; the score standing 38 to 16. Hast­ stroyed the whole of the business por­ ings is “ted medicine” on base tell. The republicans could hardly have J. M. NEVINS AND A. L. VANHORN made better selections of men to fill the are the nominees for coroner. Mr. Nev­ tion ot the city but for the prompt re­ The Grand Rapids Dally Democrat, various county offices. If elected, us ins. of this city, is an honored pioneer sponse to a call by telegram for help of recent date, contains sn interview they should be, Barry county's business resident, has filled numerous positions from the cititfl of Grand Rapids and will receive the most pains-taking cart; of honor and trust, always with credit. Charlotte and the officials of the Michi­ with Jerry Boynton, wherein that gen­ and attention. Republicans should la­ It would be useless to state the reasons gan Central Railroad, who provided tleman says the directors of the K. II. bor for the success of so excellent a why he should be elected. The mere trains to convey the steamers to our and Saginaw railroad deliberately , ticket Following is a brief eketch of announcement that he is on the ticket burning city, therefore, backed out of a square contract with Rttohxd, That the thanks of this him, thus refusing to let him build the the nominees. Much more we could shows that the republicans have made and would gladly say did space permit. a choice that could not be improved city are due and are hereby tendered to railroad. Mr. Boynton’s statements our sister cities of Grand Rapids and are very inexact, to say the least. No upon. Dr. A. L. Van Horn, of Dowling, JERKY M. ROGERS, has not been so long a resident of the Charlotte and their efficient fire depart­ contract was ever made between the of Carlton, is the republican nominee county, but is wed and favorably ments, and to the officials of the Michi­ directors and Mr. Boynton. They met. for representative in tlie state legisla­ known as a thorough and honorable gan Central Railroad, for their timely st Kalamazoo last week to consider ture. He is a pioneer of Barry county, practitioner. That h/ is qualified for aid In stopping the'ravages of the most one which he proposed. They rejected is a thorough and thrifty farmer, a the office is beyond question. Both disastrous fire that ever occurred in the it for what all who understand the case clear-headed conservative business will admit were good and sufficient rea­ these gentlemen should be elected, fur city of Hastings. < man as well. If elected he will eredita- the office of coroner is by no means on kesolottl. That the dty recorder be sons. First, Mr. Boynton said he could ■\bjy represent the agricultural intereeta, ' unimportant trust, and on the faithful and is hereby instructed to transmit a not, and would not If he could, give as be is in deep sympathy with all the discharge of its duties much may de­ copy of the above resolutions to the any guaranty that he would complete reforms demanded for the relief and' pend. chiefs of the fire departments of the the road to Hastings, sfter the road-bed, benefit of the farming industry. Mr. cities of Grand Rapids and Charlotte,'’ franchises and W0,<JUU bonus at Kalama­ Rogers is,a republican, tried and true. and to the superintendent of the Michi­ zoo were given to him. Second, he ' BAKER 6HRINEE gan Central railroad, uuder seal of the could not give any guaranty that he TO THE REPUBLICAN CO. COMMITTEE: of this city. Is the republican candi­ Gentlemen:—I lack words to ex­ city. would .protect the directors and stock­ same was carried, ail ayes. date for sheriff. Too much cannot be press my high appreciation of the honor holders, so that they would not be held The druggist bond of E. H. Lathrop, responsible for debts he might create. said in praise of him as a valiant ant conferred upon me by the late republi­ valuable inember of Uncle Sam’s grand can county convention in tendering to with L. E. Fowler and E. Y. Hogle as In short, Mr. Boynton wanted the di­ army that put down treason and re­ me their unanimous vote as candidate sureties, was read and approved, 5 vot­ rectors to give him franchisee and bo­ united tbe Nation. When but 16 years for county clerk. I cannot tell you ing therefor. Aid. Hogle not voting. nus worth over $125,000. and he not obBy unanimous vote, the G. A. R. au­ Cligate himself in any manner to comof age he enlisted in tbe service, and how highly I value so distinguished a used the musket in many a hard-fought compliment. When I finished my term thorities were allowed to fire salutes in lete the road, or to protect the stockbattle. He is a young man of sterling liefore. I made preparations to engage city limits August 35.26 and 27th. olders.’ Such a proceeding would be By Aid.Stebbins, that when council mere boys' play, and might destroy all qualities, respected and esteemed by all in farming, and have made all arrange­ adjourns they adjourn to Monday eve ­ who know him. He wfll make as able ments to have .that for my permanent hope of ever building the line, and and efficient a sheriff as. Barry county wcation. It demands my urgent atten­ ning, Aug. 23d. Carried, all ayes. cause serious low to the original stock­ On motion council adlourned. ever had, and we firmly beheve that tion, and I cannot (sacrifice my inter­ holders. It was a very cheeky thing the people will see to it that his ests to the extent necessary to give the for Mr. Boynton to ask or expect the election is as certain and decisive as hia attention to the canvas I ought to make, Common council met in adjourned officials of the line to place themaelvea calling. **Bake" is a get there fellow, should I remain in the field. This and regular session Monday evening. Aug. •the stockholders, the road-bed, franchis­ dwervedly popular. other urgent business makes it necessa­ 23, Mayor Weinert in the chair. All ot es and 540,000 in Mr. Boynton's tends ry for me to positively decline the nom­ the aldermen present. CHAS. M. MACK. to do with as he wished, without ex­ Reading of minutes dispensed with. acting any security for the completion Who does not know Charley Mack, ination tendered me so heartily, that it On motion it was voted to submit to of the road or protection from loaees and that he is one-of the most genial seems a burden for me to do what I be­ lieve to be my duty in the matter. But the voters of the city the question of that might arise from bis death or mis­ men that ever lived, with a cheerful I am out of the race, and suggest that habit of doing all busineu entrusted the committee fill the vacancy from building water works, all voting there­ management. .It wasn't busineaa to ac­ for excepting Aids. Osborn and Wat­ cede to such a feheeky request. to him with the utmost fidelity. He is a Baltimore man; has served as county among the many others in the republi­ ers. The following resolution was adopt­ clerk one term, and such was the can party who would fill the office with honor and credit to the party and ed, all voting therefor excepting Alda. strong hold be gained upon the people The item got a little mixed last week. the county. I shall labor earnestly as a Osborn and waters: of the county that be down by half It was Robert Bennett, Sr. instead of uiSty mcut Rirn-rou^tv m. prlTBt/‘111 for “»« Hetolrcd, That the Common Council his son that died. the fusion “*^heJrat'^hi ““ ’*--------------*-----U‘ U? rk? n'mtailtlon'TSj'l’bSj^'ibJ^ublf. of the city of Hastings shall, if ap­ IBM. although-------- . ---------------- , Two boys were arrested last night by ig the ability of his services service* * uaw,c mt. rupuuu- proved by the electors of said city of Recognizing party has evey reason to be encour­ Hastings, Ixirrow a sum of money not an officer from Plainwell, lor stealing as county clerk, his popularity amon| can aged to labor earnestly and expect suc­ to exceed thirty thousand dollars to Ixe wheat from L. A. Nichols’ saw mill the people, the convention nominated1 cess. I shall be none the less interest­ used exclusively for the purpose of pur- near Gun river. him by acclamation for that office, am Walter Besttie and family, of Bowthe republicans of Barry county wll ed because I am not on the ticket; for 1 chaaing grounds, rights, privilege*, visiting hls mother. believe In tbe republican party, and materials, and in making improve­ ““ support him with equal unanimity. that in Its success is the only hope for ments connected with, and for the sole -r * riChClIRIRTOPUER A. HOUGH, county, state and nation. ) purpose of supplying the city afore­ eru“i,y12b0Ul’1'n,y H's a girt. F ’ M * Seaf i« has a sister from of Woodland, received the nomination Very elucerely, said und the inhabitants thereof with w S l ° ’ D * ’ C ‘ vWtto < her ’ for treasurer by acclamation. When r. « — CHAM. M. MACK. water. Said money to be borrowed at troops were wanted to suppress tbe a rate of interest not Exceeding five per southern uprising against the govern­ Harry Theirs and Albert Nichols recent per annum, and the same to be ment, Chris., though very young, was COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. payable as follows, vu: five thousand tertSiiiSSy^ a<Tlcuttural among the gallant -boys in blue” who Session Friday evening, Aug. 20. dollars in five years from date of loanMarion Prince and Sarah Clem, of responded nobly to their country’s call, Mayor and all councilinen except Aid. five thousand dollars in ten years from and he fought a good fight for the Un­ Hams, McNaughton and Waters pm- date of loan; five thousand dollars in Woodland, are visiting at A. M. Clem’iJ ion. Af ter the war he settled in Wood­ ent. fifteen years from date of loan, and the land. and has resided there since. Hia Minutee of previous meeting read balance, not exceeding thirty thousand popularity in his home town is attested and approved. 111 ,n twenty years from । nw.Jy’E cro?rd °J.our took In by his frequent election to important PKition of F. R. -Timmerman and the date of loan. Ottawa Beach ana Macatawa park last local offices, always by decisive majori­ 30 others asking council to pay J. B. Jit-jnlvtd, That the question of bor­ Thursday. and are universally uiufred ties, frequently when he was almost the Tindall, 825.00 as remuneration for rowing said sum of money at s rate of ooi¥estern Michigan’s new summer only man elected. He is now serving time lost because of injuries received at interest not exceeding five per cent per as treasurer of Woodland, and we firm­ tire late fire was read and on motion of annum, upon the times above specified A. 8. Stanton is in Chicago this w^-k ly believe will i>e called to act in that Aid. Besemer and by unanimous vote and for the purposes above stated, be Whether groceries or capacity py the people of Hurry county. wu^granted, same to be paid from fire submitted to the electors of said City he neglected to tell us. Hls election will ensure faithful, ef­ of Hastings for their ratification and aPPledr>CT started up Tuesday ficient services, and an honest account­ Tbe election of Levi Gebhardt as approval or rejection at a special elec­ morning and la running full hi-wt 3 ing of the county’s cash. A more relia­ member of Hastings Engine Co. was . £ for Ual Purpose on Mon^rinQell burned Saturday ble. straight-forward, honorable man ratified by council, and resignation of dsg-, the 13th day of September, A. D. could not I* selected. Vote for honest Markle Lake froui same was accepted. Chris Hough for treasurer. Aid. Bessmer submitted an onltnsnoOn motion the following places were EAL7.ET B. RICHARDS, entitiftl an ordinance to guard against designated for board meeting for regiaof Prairieville, the nominee for regis­ calamities of tire. Same was adopted, tration of electors on Sept. 11th. 1®8: week visiting rel&tivee. 1st ward, Jordan’# wagon shop- 2d - AP- former & Son have dissolved ter of deeds, is a man thoroughly quali­ all ayee. ward. Adam Tinkler's bouse; 3d ward, PWtuerahlp. tte senior continuing bu£ fied for tbe position for which' he is CITY accounts. • council room; 4th ward, sheriff's office. ““ Frank remains. bownvX, „ Tbe aceoonte of Dr. F. R. Timmer­ Recorder was instructwl to give prop­ employee. ’ Richards was his deputy, familiarized man of 85.00 was referred to finance er notice of special election, and A kt v? Merchants’ Union publishes in Stebbins was elected as chairman and the N ews a partial list of Uo, blfflwlf thoroughly with the work, and committee. ^Tbe following accounts werepreeentAid. McCoy as secretary of registration thereia probably not in Barry countv aj and election board. better writer than Mr. Richards. His 3 70 Committee on streets and bridges re­ tr0^«n*0o.luv.1 Un, reputation aa a raim and citizen is all Dennis A Slingerland, printing H.A. Goodyear^& Sons, gsso ported that they had received four bide that could be desired. His township 5 49 for construction of new bridge, and has often honored him by election to M Cramer, t^’day police duty.. recommended that they all be rejected, Fred Hotchkiss, zinc acid, etc.. and they were rejected as recominendhas always served with credit Prairie­ Fred Ctom, draying coal............. 3 OU ville win -break the record" in teatifyA. D. Maynard, draying............. 3 00 On motion committee on streete and athb year her appreciation of a fav“ P“U‘*W co., or 23 00 bridges were instructed to build abut­ 3 son. To insure satisfactory work J. Clarke, yrs salary city att'y Creek, have put in a five-home ments for new bridge at once. w£K.,roni"" N"hf“' toSJ in the Important office of register of H. Tubby, meals time of lire... L. C. Welton, telephoning......... 45 On motion eouncu adjourned deeds Mr. Richards should be elected. Street Commissioner, Bl work 2 40 PHILIP T. OOLCROVX, O. F. Long, board tramps, etc.. tbe republican candidate tor prosecut­ A. B. Kills, acL................................ 30 Tur location for the rebuilding of ing attorney, needs no introduction to Sdd W iley. street work............... 1 90 U» Suds,, «mi iron wort. hu kh yw the people of Barry County. Six years R. Campbell and team. BL work 3 00 been 4«dM uro. 1 ago, then a young man but little paid Jas. DePew. 1 day.......................... 1 50 fate majority, be located in Hastinn, R. Green, damage to band and Mil B. Cml-mx, ot the HwJnt, with a small stock of this world's goods, st fire Aug. 12. hl 50 bat with anv amount of grit Sdd Ttakier. pair 10 50 repair bailers, aad be The Hastings Banner. More of 52 the name of the eloquent and able young barrister in now a household word in Barry County. In the cases of the peo­ ple vs. Durfee, the people vs. MelUv, the people vs. Carvetn, and numbere of others, be has shown himself all that the people could desire M prosecuting attorney. Mr. Colgrove had hoped to surrender the position, with its arduous duties and small pay, at the end of bls present term. But the people- would not have It »o. Tbe convention, against Mr. Colgrove’s wishes, ugain placed him in the field by a rousing vote. Not alone the republicans. • but the friends of faithful execution of the laws should support Mr. Colgrove heartily. ASA D. RORK. the nominee for surveyor, is well and favorably known in Barry countv. not only us an exemplary citizen and able man, but as one who has lietn honored by the county, and In turn has honored every position he has filled. He has been supervisor of Rutland many times, was county treasurer two terms, deputy register a part of that time, and repre­ sentative in the state lejrislature for one term. Mr. Rork’s nomination came entirely without hls solicitation. He was not a candidate Before the conven­ tion. He is thoroughly competent to fulfill the duties of surveyor, and would give excellent satisfaction. A. E. KENA8TON AND H. E. HENDRICK are the republican candblates for cir­ cuit court commWoders. Both are rising young attorneys. Both would bring to the office splendid ability, for the faithful discharge of its duties. Mr. Kenaston resides in thiscity.and is one of its most popular young men. Probably no one in the city has a wider circle ot friends than he. This was at­ tested l»y his ejection as justice of tlie peace two years ago over an opponent who was on three tickets, democratic, greenback and prohibition. Mr. Kenas­ ton was elected by 80 majority. Mr. Hendrick resides in Middleville and is the law partner ot Hon. John Carveth. He is in every sense a worthy and pop­ ular young man. deserving of all that can be said in his praise. Both these young men should be pushed to the J. turn which favored nicely, and temperance aeeoted amuroi, but graduallv the seductive “birch se­ cured a foothold, the back door racket was inaugurated and budge again reigned, without the village getting ita customary 8300 yearly stipend. Arrests and 825 ftn-a made no difference .and coats altogather too many shininlng dollars, irnd It really seemed, looking atlt from a pecuniary sense, as if the village fathers had done the sen­ sible thing. Of course they will receive tbe usual amount of condemnation, but we think if a canvas were taken of our tax payers to-day Tbe majority would commend their action. While gathering cream Saturday, Lyman Brown and a boy who was with him received a slight shock from a bolt of lightning which struck near them. a U. SUCKER. TW WerMI*a FwwJucUon af Sagar. Tire statistica of tho world's production of sugar show that there is a steady and large annual Idcfmm. Ths amount of cane sugar product*! in tbe season of 1885-6 wm 2,906,000 tons, an increase of 783,000 tons over that of 1884-6, and 1,­ 078,588 ton* orer that of 1075-6. Cuba ted tbe tet with 800,000 tons this season, which wm a falling off 'of 27,000 tons from tbe year before and 01,058 tons les* than in 1875-6. There wm ateo a de­ crease in the produo: of Java, the next greatest source of supply, of 60,000 tens from the yield of 1884-5. But in tbe pro­ duction of almost all other cone-grow­ ing countries there has been, m shown by tlw totals, a marked ad van or. The yield of beet-root sugar (2,014.000 tons this season) hM fallen off 501,000 tons from the last annual report, but coinparteon witli tbe statistics of 1875-6 shows a growth of 703.689 tons in tea years. Tbesa reports do not recognise glucose and grape sugar, or sorghum sugar or maple sugar, and are evidently made up from tbe basis of commercial statistics concerning the sugar that hM en tared tbe market Beyond this there are vast quantities of cans sugar produced for domestic use in all tropical countries and consumod by ths producers and tbeir immediate neighbors, wliich do Dot enter into tbe oompstiaciocx. Tbe most notable increase in any country is in the beet-root sugar yield of Russia, whightee grown from 224000 tons'in the season of 1873-6 and 888,000 tons in 1884-5 up to 586,000 tons in 1885-6. DUDstmcs Miswssa ioastrvka briety. la»\ Sunrisoke to a very badly chosen term, seeing that a large number of persons who ere thus overcome by the beat are in tbe shade, or under cover et the time. Bakers in ill-ventilated rooms often ex­ hibit precisely tomilar symptoms; only this weak I had a sunstroke patient brought in st midnight frost) a cellar. The fact to, if a man goto overheated beyond a certain point be eltber per­ spires very freely or gtvos way. TBero to a peculiar email abooha annsrtuks man that seldom deoetvoa. but oomotixMs R to difficuT. to bo certain wbothor he wm more than drunk. When I wm in the city boapita! I had, daring the Manner of 1878, thirty or forty oases evfry day. and tbe oev«-failing tart was to dip the pa­ tient into an toe-cold bath. If ha wm suDstruck. he would aixow signs of relief, and be quirt, but tf be wm drunk, be would «MHru(>taaAinataa< end quote Scripture bod rectos poetry with an emphaoto which waeastounding.—Dr. Prisrt in Giobe-DemocsaL our Fin Dri»rtmi.nt ,MUi_ » itaUro. at Gro.l lUt,w ThU me towud mj fella, uureei T1>K..„» I will Mil ell mj food, ,t ' possible living profit Watches. ' I here a l«i|c Ilom U|> kej-»lnarr u> u,e new„, p ’ SetSUm Winder, ot.ell th, tactoriw. (but no Anterior 1^-.^ one-botne concern, h in <■»« or XieW “ver, Bo« Filled or Solid (itla No perlon In need ot « W,uh w lord to paaa mr euck ut«e b, feone. Jewelry. A I«rrje .nd Well-Seketed SUa „< ver? CbokeGuod. A UrpStoi „ Gold Rices. Fine llrnuieu. Chain,. Lnckeu. Gold and Silver TMmlla to Clocks. I have k complete stock. frvM <fct. Small Nttkelte tbe Fine Seth Thvnaa Clock, lx>th oneVnd eigbt-diy clocks. Silverware. I always have l|ie lies’, telected and Newest Stock in tbe city. All gneds quadruple plate, and warranted. Gold Pens. The celebrated John Hollar.! and Fairchild Pens, for which ) am tbs Sole Agent in thia city. • Optical Goods. This I make a specialty, baring bought a Fine Set of Instruments to examine the Eyes with, sud ean guar­ antee a perfect fitting Spectacle. Tte examination Is FREE OF CHARGE, the price of Spectacle* cheapr: than elsewhere. Have your eyes Examined whether you buy Spectacles or not. Musical Goods. This is the only place in the dty Gaorga Walls wm at Mons's Big where a full stock is kept 1 buy di­ Springs ranch and wire mm d ths work of rect from Importers in New York, and therefore have fresh and goal Goals. 1 keep all Instruments, from a fine Cor­ net to a 5 cent Mouth Organ I have also added a nice stock'of . ptolfuto of ths young fiah wm« tahon out SH£ET MUSIC aad tnnafarred to » mw place prepared far them. Of tbe ihirtecn corp origin- For teachers and lovers of Music to -M_ ---------a----- A lhjvp eelect from. in good oandi- Watch and Jewel­ ry Repairing. I have employed Mr. E. A. iia-'k. a grow to weigh from forty to sixty watchmaker of long cxjertence. Who pounds it may be understood that there wtil be no took of good, fresh fish in the has done tine watch-work tn AnnAibor. Black hills in a few yean. -Black Hills Jackson and Itetroit. If you have * watch or Other job that all give up, Journat bring it toime and it will be put in the Otoe* Ortlerttoa of Freared Flaata. Tbe oldest ooUaotiou of pressed plants beet order. He also does the very finest Hand Engraving, m any «yknow extant, er partially so, are those Aldrovandi, begun about 1558. and oc® Samples shown if called for at roy tabling ai Mart 6,000 opedmens; of Q>- I store. Charges for all repairing very raah. of Lyons, dated 15N; and Ceaal- reasonable. pta, dated 1868. Tbe collections are will pay the highest market now in Bologna, Paris, and norweaArkaaaaw Truvrtor. Fen Fietare of »m|T^ Chaaaberlaln. Joseph Chamberlain, chief of the Bir­ mingham caucus and leader of tbe Rad­ ical dissidents in tbe coming parliament, hM a dudlsh look, tbe dogmatic schoolrneater manner which belongs to English provincials, and even tbe eye-glass which he perpetually carries hM an antagonistic air. He does not create sympathy m a epeaker, but be to close and cutting. Ho a wonddrfuliy boyish in appearance, and though turned 80 might wtf paaa for 83, with hto light, active figure and gsy drew, decorated invariably with a rich, fresh orchid.—Chicago Tknea. HTprice for old Gold and Silver, trade EF’new cases for old uurt, or open GJ-face for bunting cises. ' 1 have been with yon for over t«®ty-two years and intend to stay hy yo« tbe rest of my life tike. I <»« t0 build up my business add a reputation, which is worth a great deal to me. I will you goods as cheap os can re ■oM but I Will Hot Sell u jmreled W.WB jweM oof.o. Fir. Gilt Jrw«W « Rolled Plated. All my goods art ranted as I represent themPlease call ou me when you are i tbe city. John Bessw, Hastings, Mich. �The Hastings Banner. t&BSsasBss ‘ PERSONAL_MENTION. ’ Geo. M. Dewey was in the atv Tuesi a*y- < vgTrNU8.THUMJ>AY. AUG. M, ISM. Ldcal Advertising Rates: ' A'*Uer Spalding. Michaelj Our Great Specialties, and wife Sundayed . ueals. is i cents per Um. EIVy’ & H. Dunning • .€• 31- Mack, of Dowling, was tn the ,(Y _ „ fitni-t HOTCHIIHB. , city Monday. ., <rv Nntteea.fi certlapw Hue. Hrlv rWle“Vobn C- 8mith/L c of Tlwuka, 10 rents per line. i.k'T^l1^,'rU1 b““ • eommodl. Bray. Judson Starks, Amos n«ninn o •j ;i •: .Cf .mil 1 retires free. Tinkler spent last week in *111.0-kfn for Entcrulpineuts for profit ol tnf’bcr*tY?obn Carveth, Jacob Jorl Grand Rapids. iuiijaS <«■ orx-.-mlratlonj. csrept XarchartUiile £"wb®LK":b"wMSent purposes. Mil bo ebarged for at Lee Rwd was in the city a portion of the past week. MEET MUSIC, ol I roton t Cook. J. £. h„1b Musical Goods «I4ek of iMpdaf Short Music. L Any- •. m nt"*! ot Alnido Books- or Sheet Hmlc ;l Teas, Coffees and Tobacco. . 1r* Van VaJkenburg is now salesman for E. Y. Hogle. I luoney by esillloR on me. r-rie ^»IE» » S|«rfaJty- JOHN BE88MER, Jeweler m<! Optician. TEACHERS’ CLASS ... -aw.' •■'Mb St Hinting* High Reboot Ad.-.i.. ter-thaw ever before. A graduate •ir 'i.ite XonuaJ baa been employed. New •n • M>4 work will be given. Five per cent. - h. .uidrd bv tbe rduuty exnmlncn> to papers ii: irinam nttendlng Barry t'o. teachers* , Octobers and 23. Let nil Uwhera ; itemllrii: toiroetaImprovettwaerare j-e, -v Tniihrn imlr thirty-five eeiitii per « t ..r information nddrraa 'HaiUuisi, Mich. £«nk^ Springs-John W. Briggs R“d,te> •,ohn «"“• m ’l*Qt Sunday with his family in this dty. Our trade is Booming in Tea. cause we sell for Cash only, do give better values than any can. We sell goods in every Barry county. Why? be­ and can and credit house township in J- S. Goodyear and wife go to Har­ ““ttod tod toopted. * 00 Permanent organi­ bor Springs to-day. zation reportetl the followingR- i\Pro.wn ^d son Seth are °X^P^“^^Iwne h or permanent officers-W. h. Jewwith Grand Rapids friends. ^eh»lrmto,tod A. H. JotaJL, Miss Addle Jordan will return from works have lota of pumps, valves, Order of business: her northern trip Saturday. screens, hose, belting, parking ttn<i f.ji Son.1®ltu’' on revolutions. E. W. Morrill spent the greater por­ coSSh to state and tion of but week in Detroit* congretrtlonai conventions Mrs. W. H. Powers'and son Roy go NominaUons of candidates in followMl’S?' B' Willwon hafl received to Harbor Springs Thursday. tiT ^’T11 in f011 of a y^?ro^^??d8• Brosecuting AttorMr. Frink, of Chicago, visited at O. ttn by the M«sonle Mutual Benefit As- vevnr pCUu Lourt ,Commis8ioner, SurWe are selling the Best Gunpowder imported for 60c per lb ThJSSS,0?the Ufe b -r lat« husband ii2turJtePrWQUllve ln 0x6 SUte L*’ D. bpaulding’s the past week. “ “ Best Japan 50c “ Eugene Davenport, of Woodland, P™ 02 !* payment oFthe same sneak volumes in behalf of this clSof fSSj. “ “ a Choice Japan for................................................................. 40c “ KpP?* accepted and adopted. was a Banner caller Monday. that will match any 60c Tea sold m this market. Try it. .. M1, Jewell asked to lie excused MaAer Dorr Mudge is waiting on “ “ a Good Japan Tea for Monday -we hiui the pleasure of wlt- as chairman, for physical reasons customers at his father’s store. " “ a fair " , nnJnt?? m,oUon Enoch Andrus was 30c neusing a drill of the Battle Creek fire ummimously elected permanent chair“ a Choice Japan Tea Dust for Cadet Geo. Rock will return home 1 “ me next week, to spend his vacation. through the courtesy of Chief I. G. Bonnett. It makes a liast- erP7rf A1OzSy were •Ppolnted as tellMrs. Frank Canion has returned We carry a Choice and Complete Line of Green and Roasted tlff JkT? 10 wltoeM the drill of er^H. A. Powers and K W. Burgess. from u visit with friends in Galesburg. Coffees. Ra ent dePartu‘«it and its ellect. .B’dleck, first assistant in the ivegppiiances tor fighting tire. high school, has returned from her va­ M e sell the Best Arabian Mocha Roasted for....i \J6ur former townsman A. J. Bowne .... 30c per lb H n cm c'b ’X'"?™O.born, cation. “ Mixed or Roj&moja Roasted for . ... 25c " find Major Watson, ^>f Grand Rapids. H H. Glib C..F. Cod,, a. D. nujhH. Miss Druaie Halo returned 'from a “ a good Mixed Roasted for............................ ...30c “ viait to Grand Rapids and Nashville the Best Rio Dunmw m ' J ’ J ' ...18c “ My they will furnish half the means friends. • “ a Good “ “, ............................. ... lie to(,eo‘“Plet« the raHroad from “ a Fair ■ •• t0> IB'' l'°t>8r«*»lomd con- , E. B. Nims, of Grand Rapids, and Kalamazoo to this city if thetwo cities. '''“'"I “ Clem“ a Choice Rio Green for KatamSlnW11LriUrntoh the othbr hnlS C ol Dickey, of Jackson, Sundayed in rrSJ-w V”"100-u- LA. Hastings. /h?^^OP*^le’aren0wat work on 2.T IF?- • ".“B" llrown. 8. K. Innor. /?u!:""Xns in H'EACHERS WJl f.jd a large assortment of :::3I nickle clocks; and at prices cheap- , ci-than ever at f «"W to get the other Mrs. Geo. W. Abbey returned from K d'veU-J- U- Brown, f. (;. 7 ^^y have almost the C Ktolto' ' k“”er- B-J- Bldletnto, s. an extended visit with Charlotte friends required amount. on Monday. On motion, voted to nomlnnto ctodlStauffer & Crawley missed a Mias Ida Wheeler, of Woodland, was . ,r IB® »ndon. offietfi by bnllot the guest of Hastings friends a portion number of pair of shoes after the recent T*S 'T* dd<v“ion to do- of last week. ffrs but wish to say that their stock has podt tho bdloU ol the djeg.tm ol hl» .Mrs. A. Black will leave for Traverse been replenished and is now better and precinct .On motion the delegates present City the first of next week, to remain larger than eVer. They wish to call w ere empowered to cast the full vote of two months. special attention to their Misses and their respective townships. wotnen's shoes, and wish to have aM R. B. Messer went to Grand Rapids On motion convention proceeded to who desire to purchase this class of informal ballot for sheriff.1 Tuesday to attend a meeting De Molla goods to call anti examine. As to qual­ ntJ'J<I}Bppen P'^'ted the name of commandery. ity and price they cannot be excelled. l(4lls8 Shepherd, of Vassar, Mich., the tiaaer bhriner as a candidate for nomi­ The big reunion this week will be at ,nation, and Hon. John Carveth pre­ second asaustant of our high school, ar­ sented name of James H. McKevitt rived thia week.) tbe store of Iiewis Stem. The liar­ t ’tVW!1 I^Bot-Baker Bhriner, 56; CoLGULW. J. Michael, 1. Swikert, gain hunters will be there, and feast on ;Tttoi.lfo'" J ’ “• »■ J. S. Davis and A. H. Johnson were at the low prices Mr. Stem is making on Formal Inllot-ll.krr Shrtner, ®; J. Battle Creek Monday. his entire stock in order to dose out his Walter Wilkins and Roy Barlow rus­ entire stock preparitory to moving to II. McKevitt, 45. Total. 110. Chicago. O. A. R. veterans, dtizens, , On motion. Baker Bhriner was de­ ticated at Gun lake last week, with tie people irrespective of race, religion or clared the unanimous nominee of the party of C.G. Bentley. convention. politics should see Mr. Stem, and take W. J. Holloway’s mother and aunt, On motion, the rules were suspended Mrs. Spencer, of New York state, are advantage of the bargains he offers. Chas. M. Mack was unanimously visiting himself and wife. Goods will be sold al and below cost. and 1 by acclamation for clerk. This is no advertising snap.. Mr. Stem nominated 1 Mrs. Wright went to Chicago Thurs­ Hon. John Carveth presented the means business, for he prefers to sell the of Christoper A. Hough as a can­ day, where she expects to remain with goods here to packing and paying name 1 didate for treasurer, and on motion the her daughter, Mrs. Austin. freight on them to Chicago. rules were suspended and Mr. Hough Mrs. M. W. Hicks returned from Bay By reference to card published was unanimously nominated by accla­ City Friday, where she has been visit­ elsewhere it will be seen that Mr. C. M. mation. ing relatives for the past month. A. C. Towne presented the name of Mack declines the nomination for clerk. Mrs. Emma Austin returned to Ralzey B. Richards as candidate for His honest, manly avowal of his rea­ nomination for register of deeds, and Grand Rapids Saturday, after an ex­ sons is evidence that he is the manner C. H. Bauer presented name of Chas. tended visit with Hastings friends. of man that should be given political W. Jordan. ■-Miss Hattie St John, of Milford, is preferment, if such can be done with­ Informal ballot resulted as follows: with her sister, Mra. C. H. Cole, with out injury to the interests of the candi­ R. B. Richards, 62; C. W. Jordan, 46; whom she expects to spend tbe winter. dates. Fanning is Mr. M.'schoeen vo- C. W. Armstrong, 10; P. A. Sheldon, 2; Mrs. Cbaa. Russell, of Allegan, re­ J. H. MeKevift, 1. Total 110. Formal ballot—IL B. Richards, 68; turned Io her home Tuesday, after an extended visit with relativee in this C. W. Jordan, 51—100. f must either hold or drive.” On motion IL B. Richards was de­ dty.. Much as the republicans of Barry coun­ clared the unanimous nominee. Mrs. Nichols, of St Lhuis, and Mrs. tydeaire to honor Mr. Mack, in justice L.E. Knappen presented the name ITatt,of Charlotte, nee the Newton to aS concerned hls dedlnation should I sisters, are visiting Hastings relatives bo incepted by the party in the same of Philip T. Colgrove as the nominee and friends. for prosecuting attorney, which was se­ conded by lion. J. W. Carveth in be­ J. M. Nevins returned Tuesday from half of the Thornapple delegation, near­ a visit among relatives and friends in T»x 'County Convention.—Pur­ ly every other delegation announcing Kalamazoo county. Mrs. N. remains suant to call, the republican county ifs like preference. W. H. Snyder pre­ for a few days. convention assembled at the court sented the name of Hon. J. A. Sweeeey. Geo. Holloway and wife, of Raisin, On motion convention proceeded to house in'thls dty on Saturday, August formal ballot for nominee for prosecu­ Lenawee county, were the guesta of 21st. Convention was called to order ting attorney, with the following re­ their cousins, W. J. and L. L. Holloway, at 10M a. m. by Hon. Clement Smith, sult. I’. T. Colgrove. «; C. II. Bauer, a portion of the past week. acting chairman county, committee, 4; J. A. Bweesev. 8. Total lia Mrs. H. M. Williams and grand­ who called upon Enoch Andrus to act The nomination of I*. T. Colgrove daughter, Miss Edna Schofield, of aa temporary chairman. Mr. Andrus, was on motion made unanimous. Cleveland, are the guests of Mrs. Ghemwith, a few appropriate remarks, as­ Mr. Colgrove in fitting language ac­ preri Williams on Green street. sumed the chairmanship, and A. H. cepted the nomination, which he said Johnson was elected temporary secre- was entirely unsought on his part. He McOmljer’s. the Jeieler. liepairing by an experienced and competent workman. Local News. hvulution thia week, 1,928. UruuuUdoe thr late firm of Itoge u>)y‘Au>t be lettled al once or coa J. M. ROGERS. J. M. ROGERS. I'atbonizk Em. Busby’s bath rooms. Flxk all wool goods 50c at M. E. N.’s. W f. a re a little late this week but the delay ie unavoidable. A. IL McOmbeb sells the celebrated dust proof watch case. Em. Bessy’s bath rooms are becom­ ing desenroHr popular. Efim opal Sunday school picnic nt Thornapple lake to-day. '■ .i t down the rag weed and atop the hay fever and doctors bills. H131 DIBlit the best kid gloves for < ue dollar at Morae E. Nevins’. Take In the G. A. R. dance at the I nion hall Thursday evening, Aug 26th. Itei'G.oisT’s sundries, a big stock at G11 {Tn prices at I^ithrop’s drug store. A upoDLT portion oi the Banner is •this wuk ixcupied with political mat­ ters. ■ o Tur finest stock of stationery at Lathrop's drug store. The prices are right. i'nr.M HirriONs promptly and acuratriy compounded at Latnrop’a drug store. also thanked the people of Barry coun- Mead, H. H. Gill and A. H. Johnson ty for what they done for him in are in attendance at the republican wt--------„had ---------------------------------e----past. * state convention at Grand Rapids. Col. H. H. Gill presented tbe nsJit- of Mr. and Mrs. Waterhouse, of YpsilanAlonzo E. Kenaaton as one of the can­ didates for circuit court commi&doDer. U are temporary rwddenta of Hastings L. E. Knappen also presented the name —the former being engaged in superin­ tending the setting of the machinery in of Hartley E. Hendricks. - On motion the rules were suspended the roller mill. and the above named were nominated A. R. McOmber. Fred Hotchkiss, by acclamation by unanimous vote. Under a like susper sion of the rules John Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nev­ Dr. A. L. VanHorn and J. M. Nevins ins. and the Miseefl Anna Bessmcr, Della Rising and Mae Sweezey plcwere unanimously nominated as candi­ nieed at Thornapple lake Tuesday after­ dates for coroners. • Formal ballot for surveyor resulted noon. as follows: AsaRork.72; Seth Pratt, The city hall Is no more. Where 20. On motion, the rules were suspended erstwhile stood this ancient landmark, and Jerry M. Rogers unanimously nom­ this noble monument of revolutionary architecture, there is nought but deso­ inated as candidate for representative lation now. Let 'er desolate. in the state legislature. On motion M. L. Cook was unani­ mously elected chairman of the county committee. . The delegations from the various townships and wards nominated tbe following as members of the county ,committee. Assyria—W. H. Jewell. Baltimore—Geo. Prichard. Barrv—John H. Brown. Carlton—Jas. N. Covert. Castleton—Dr. H. A. Barber. Hastings—P. W. Burgess. City, 1st ward—H. C. Lewis. Citv, 2nd ward—C. W. Jordan. City, 3rd ward—H. A. Powers. Citv, 4th ward—P. A. Sheldon. Hope—J. H. Valentine. Irving—G. W. Brown. Johnstown—A. E. Kenaston. Maple Grove—L. E- Mudge. Orangeville—Walter Brown. Prairieville-J. J- Perkins.' Rutland—Moses Seeber. Tbnraappta—J- H. McKevitt. Woodland—C. A. Hough. Yankee Springs—J. W. Briggs. M'indXy night a cow owned try H. KNe»-ton gored and killed a horoe !u2^.lfr«bitoey Tanner. It is said Uwt the cow broke into the enclosure ’here the horse was. ^Tme ut(*s making establishment of Man cu, do«<l lor two bllowing committees were ap­ pointed: On credentials—Messrs. A. C. Towne, W. H. Frost and T. S. Brice. On permanent organization and order of business—Messrs. C. R. Crosby, L. Brigham and G. W. Brown. . On resolutions—Messrs. C. H. Bauer, W. H. Snyder and W. H. Jewett. Convention adjourned until 1 o’clock p. m. . * Convention assembled as per adjourn­ ment. The committee on credentials report­ ed, finding the following entitled to seats in tbe convention; AsByriw—C. L. Briggs. Wn. J. Lew­ is. Thoe. Bartram, Preston k. Jewell, W. H. Jewell, O. M. Cleveland. . Baltimore—Chas. D. Pritchard Chas. P. Gaskill, Frank Stanton, Norman Latham, Isaac Weeks. II. A. Powers. Barry-John H. Brown, Randolph Polly, Albert Lawrence, Wm. Elliot, 'Geo. Marr. Norman E. Chapin. Castleton—H. A. Barber. J. P. Mills, Myron Sutherland, S. S. Ingerson, F. I). Soules, Lester Mead. F. U. Boise. :Wm. Strong. H. P. Feegles, W. N. De­ vine. Carlton—'I. W. Rogers, Clark A. itabbcr L N. Covert?Wm. Williams. : E. Kesshner. , Hastings Township—T. W. Burgess, M. B. Todd. Wm. Iiewis, Hale Kenyon, • ■^miSn^City. l«t ward-W. H. ’ ' M,Jl time tor the pnrp«e ol *’1 -1Lg the fall styles.S Lps'A<S *'’ 'N“I of the fire tbe Hastings S’&fward—L. E. Knappen. Col. H. H. < O\M5’rt^Sheldon. Frank Pan­ , r ,C)d Iron Works will have thdr pocks atithe hardware store of Greble SF***' .-511 1*^08 owing them pH please .all anti settle. l^ins.li p. BftQWN daliea to an- ’ lum, ’EbC.'l.tkmiES'cku- V. Bob, inson Chas. F. Cock, Jonathan Fox. 1 Irvitw—Geo W. Brown, Enoch Ad‘drus. Foster Staaon, Alvin Bate*, John Reuter. A. D. Hughes. - . , All indebted to Weiasert Bros, must call and settle their accounts at once. •I1e«e lake notice. • The roof on Parker's hotel ia comPietKl, and the Interior work is being rapidly pusheil forward. wil1 °Pen Monday with ought prospecta for a large attendance and a sutetaunl schopl year. Tn mi j. is every indication that the reunion of the G. A. R. veteraxn now *:ng hi W io this city will be a grand sucres.-.. * • TiieW. e.T. of Rutland, will iuret-ai Mrs. Chidester's Wednesday the 1st of bept, at 2 p. in., for a special ttfeting. ■l-H. Beamer & Co. announce in a neat adv. their special sale of teas, Wtas and tobaccoes. The prices they mak'i are such as will sell the goods. The trees on the fair grounds have trimmed so as to afford an unobwucted view of the entire race course. ' predated11!UpTov,'nient'that wlUbeMP" pouore to the ladi« of Ratings that pt u m Grand Rapids and will remain j -Bum., S In Tobaccos we lead them all, and our are simply immense. We are selling a good Light color Fine Cut for “ “ choice M “ “ “ good Dark • .................... ** “the best Dark “ “and a hummer. ................... This is our special brand Our Dynamite Plug Tobacco la a corker, for.. .< J............... Spear Head Plug for Our Boom Smoking is great, ' Our Daisy Smoking is the bro —, for... best, for article 2Scper lb 36c 40c 60c 60c . 15c 30c Our 5 and 10 Cent Counters are loaded down with* Bargrins. Special Sale of 5 and 10c Handkerchiefs. Come quick, for they are selling like hot cakes. Yours for Low Prices, J. H. Beamer & Co, . 1 Ike People’s Drug Store Has Removed from the old stand to the store ormerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ tween Beamer's Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat Market Books and Stationery, Pure Drugs and Patent x. Medicines. $1000 forfeit to the chairman and secretary, tbe con­ vention adjourned. enoch andbub. A gemtlesjuts snore Best Line of Cigars in City I A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by a Registered Pharmacist. �FINISHED THEIR WORK. THE NEWS IN BRIEF CLO8E OF THE IRISH LEAGUE CON­ VENTION AT CHICAGO. cost is TJX shillings a ton. Cardinal Gibbons, cf Baltimore, is of to tho Irish convention Thursday wav sKmred national prosperity if would have bartered tor political rlgbta for it. Scotland bad dono so, but Ireland would part in a Socialistic procession and picnic. Ttoy daman dad universal suffrage and that tho. homo rule bill had baan >a reaolw was that Salisbury Thare is likely to ba a strike against a now basting maebino in tho clothing facto- suparinUndaut of policy to.be pareuteL At tho afternoon tearioa of the coavsotion tba constitution which was adopted at Boston ia 1081 was rvad op ted. an animated debate springing up ov«r a motion to strik. out th* paragraph urging tho boycotting of English manufacturara Tho motion pnbUo Instruction. At Rock Island, Tuesday, Lteafc a Gar- Snoderly and four children were drowned •as vigorously applauded Warrant! tor *7,752, CD, for tbe quarterly log that in round numbers *>00,600 bad bad boon subscribed by tbe 770 branches of . CoL Ingersoll sailed for Europe last SatEx-Senator McDonald says eboice ot John FitxoraU, ot Nebraska, for president by a vote-et 71U to j44 tor Hugh McCaffrey, of PNladalpNa; Mo­ The Cincinnati Enquirer announces that England and Russia over the Afghan boundIn thirty-two towns in Ohio th. saloons have bws c’owd by th. local option ot tbs Dow law. the incumbent secretary. Responding to many falls, John F. Fintail Sycamore of Ulinolx' be alluded te Ulmsolf and the chairman as Catans" in tho English sansa be married ia September, a*'ah. is 1 waiting tor a disprasatiou from Roma greeaional district, in convention at Springheld Tueeday, nominated Lieutenant Gov- is souwtbing walking reunion of old soldiers at Decatur, Illa, mouth county, Illa, was found dead tn hls chair policy. Nobody shall oonqwl mo to subscrib. to anything that my eons.-i.noe tells m. I. wrong 1 do not think that Mr. jesprotod.. Gladstone's Mil Is a final MtttenMnt. As Tbo Hon. II(ram Tyrol! died at Spring­ Bold, Iowa, of apoplexy. Tbo doceasod .rtoldod for many ysaro la Jo Davfao county, Gladstone's nor Salisbury's nomine, nil. in Illinola, and waa a mombsr ot tto tegislaDublin eostla I want to ss. Par noil or kuro during 187017. Davltt there. Nobody has any respect for a iMS-blve inhabited. by dronu. England tolls you boldly sba will not tot you go without fighting. I twUovs bar. Than N. Cleveland, of Chicago, fight" M'hil. applana. was not wanting The political friends of Congressman smee II. Ward, of tbe Third Illinois dfscloud opportunity. Irishman Warn.r Milter, Lrvl P. Morton, Gen. W. Rusted, James D. Warren, sidm tbe psumlnent RepubMcan candidates for lb. Valted ttetM aeoatonMp from New and blood for tbs freotag cf 4,0u0,000 slaves will certainly be oa baud when tbs Issue is tbe liberation of 5,0W,«» of tbeir own. I bare nothing against Davltt and bls policy. MONSIEUR ALBANO. Ha was a little old man, verging per­ haps on 60, with closely-cropped hair, and a hat which Wilhelm could not keep from thinking was one size or more too big for him A little old mau with sad eycti, but with a pleasant voice, and a •roils that often quite banished all trace of melancholy from hfa face. But Wilhelm—tbe head-waiter at the dingy old Paris restaurant, where for months ho had presented himself <at the aonie hour dailv—bad taken to hirn from the very first, and as the gentleman seemed to court retirement, used in­ variably to ensconce him in the snuggrot comer of the room, not far from the charcoal stove—the time was winter— and with no other companions save a pair of tabby cats. “What is it today?" M. Albano would inquire, as he seated himself at hfa table, with liis feet on a monel of goat-skin placed there for them. “What is it to­ day, WilhehnT , And Wilhrbn used invariably to place a white dimpled fore-finger against the name of some particular dish on the card, and that waa the dish M. Albano Invariably chose. It was not long before 'Wilhelm found out that M. Albano was, like liimself. a Hungarian, and, like himself, an exile. They were friends, indeed, after this. Wilhelm told the little old man hfa story, and to some extent the little old man told*Wilhelm hfa. There was some difference, nevertheless, in their stations in life, for in hfa own dear land M. Al­ bano had been a count, while Wilhelm had been but a junior engineer. •And no you are really going?" said Wilhelm, as he stood one day near hfa friend, the empty soup-bowl in hfa right Tto Republican convonilon of ths Fifth ----- ---I ’ JI.AmmA roro—1— a tad John A. Lovely oo th. f»lth ballot. Tho frtends of Senator Mabono are urgl him to become the Hepubllcun candids On thia [>oint tbe assemblage was decld- whose liabilities are scheduled at «15\000. Ing the man who fought and bled and died lie printer by President Clovaland. Flnerty spoke o< a bee-hive inhabited by building destroyed. round-trip charge Chi­ “Really going. Wilhelm." “Oh, dear! Monsieur, I shall sadly miss you. Is it Brussels, monsieur. Berlin, or Moscow? You say you have liad en­ gagements at all these places." “No, no," replied M. Albeno eadly; “it fa neither of these places. I am dono with them all—done with the world, I might say. I am going home." “What!" cried Wilhelm, with bright­ ening eyes—“homo to our dear land of “Nay, nay, nay; never there again. What matters imperial forgiveness? Can a king mend a broken heart, even if he could restore my forttines? Could I gaxe without grief on those green-wooded hills and valleys tliat once were mine? Could I mingle with the good people who dwell there—and who once called me lord—without sadness? No, Wilhelm, no. My home ia near LonddU, tho home of the refugee, tho only city in the whole world amid the bustie and stir of which an exile may woo forgetfulness." Wilhelm lingered by tho table for a few moments. He was deep in thought. “M-1 Albano,” he said at last, “to have employment in London has long lieen with me on ambitious dream—a castle in tbe air—call it what you will. I hate the garb of servility in which you now see me. Oh! there are times, monsieur, tliat I walk my room all night, wild in tiiought, because I feel I was bora for better tilings. Yet I tty to do my duty —my humble duty." “Yes, yes, yes," said Albano, speaking more briskly titan was his wont. “That is right—do your duty. I trust I do mine, bumble though that fa. Do not let pride interfere with that duty. Be not self-conscious. Concentrate your thoughts and energies in your work, menial though somo may call iL Be­ lieve me, Wilhelm, a halo surrounds ths his dingy r«®- Wilhelm's father and. with true pauses—. said little or nothing about ton-elf. but his hopes and ambitions. Wilhelm’s grrat scheme was connected -Uh n..l O»1J «•» *• at Ughting but M th. mortal ro”" „d M. Altarno k»" ob.ml.UT qnxlilT •» properly workwl ata. tame ptan. rf mJtalm’. might Irod htat ■» <•“« for' "-You will come w Engtand with me. Wilhelm t 1 her. roved n little Alta; 1 *111 pey your enpenroe’ -No. friend, no: to Engtand I wOl coma but everything 1 wiU t»y myrolt. Two more month, will 1 work, nnd then-" “You will come ?" “Yes." ■> . . "And be my guest for a few weeks at my little cottage home?" So tbe two parted. Winter wm still holding sway, and snow lay deep all round Paris: but in nine weeks* time what a change there waa! With Paris, however, this short and simple story has no longer anything to do. The scene shifts to a tiny but beautiful cottage in Surrey. It stands on the slope of a gently-rising hill, and fa almost buried in i>ine woods. “Yes, Wilhelm," M. Albano was say­ ing aa the two eat together in a little tent on the lawn, “thia cottage, these gardens, the beautiful country around, do not teem the same since Marie—since my daughter left me. They are not tbe same, for I am older now. !l can not see with the same eyes, liear with the same ears: it seems aa if the gloom of the grave were already dosing around “But Marie—your daughter—may re­ turn." “No, that can not be; tho pride that causixl her to go .will 'prevent her return­ ing. She will never come back." “Wilhelm was silent. “A few hasty words—and tlie words yere mine—a few peevish mutterings at the fate that banished me from ray na­ tive land, that liad torn from my breast tlie insignia of title and honor, and com­ pelled me—me, a count, to drag out a miserable existence in a foreign country, by aid of my violin.’ I did not mean to imply that I l>cgrudged the labor that kept i»er as a lady, but 1 fear I led her to believe ro; and I would have laid down my-life n«xt minute to liave been able to retract, to unsay my cruel words; but next minute -Mario was gone. Gone ■ mayhap a broken heart, though a proud one. And since then I have sought and obtained engagements in almcat every capital in Europe, I have been till now ever on the move, thinking, always thinking, 1 would find my Marie; for one brief note- •the only one I received— told me she was so far independent, and tliat on her voice alone she would now trust for a livlihood. ?Bnt I am tired, hopeless, and weary." And so indeed he looked. The report published by Lieut. Von Nimptsch, of tho Gorman army, son-tn- detuila of the journey which be made with Hen Wolff, a traveler in tho serv- GERManremEDY ^“,e> RbfUlr.J’Itm I..___ ■ AM lias resulted in tlie discovery of a river likely to be of material value to traders with tho Cmgo. The Congv in its course from the southeast, makes a very wide bend to Atlantic, a very large tract of country be­ ing embraced in this curve. Within this curve is the river Kaasai, which Lieut. Von Nimptach regards as being “of evwj greater importance to commerce than the Congo itself.” Dtecribing their journey, be says that as far as Luebu, tbe Kassai flown through wide plains well adapted for cultivation, pasturage. SAFE. pB&mpt^25& on the banks, and tho travelers met with great civility in all of them save one, the inhabitants of which fled at their approach. One tribe, adds Lieut Von Nimptach. “was remarkable for its natives accomjoviality. .t _JT in their t ca­ noes, and when we landed, organ­ ised dances and songs in our honor." tbe findst quality were readily given in exchange for empty boxes and tins. They discovered several affluents of the Kauai, and they calculated that they were navigable fcr a distance of WO miles. “But the moat important afflu- steamer Vorwarta during the months of February and March. He ascended this Hiretun to h distance of 430 leagues from ite mouth, and one of its northern afflu­ ent* brought him to within a wt«ek's inarch of Nyabgoue. He might have gone still further liad his steamer not met with an accident, for there are no catcracta in this river. Ail this network of navigable water, more than 3,000 miles, is most admirable, and in future it will he ^possible to travel eastward from the Atlantic, reaching Nyangoue and then Lnke Tungyutcka by leaving the Congo ut the mouth of the Kaaaai, without being obliged to ascend the whole of tho former stream, thus avoid­ ing the Stanley falls.” VMS in.uu a. TOC SUES tO_BlLTl»<i». .. Maw^tors ATHLOPHOROSJlrSiSt; inunott* co., in will st., in tok. WILSON WASHBOARDS. The talk al>out Pasteur and hydropho­ bia. a dog-fancier informs us. has had a marked effect on hb trade. Tin? sending tor hydrophobia has riveted attention to the danger of keeping dogs, and many fashionable ladies liave disposed of their pugs and other four-footed beasts, and babies are growing in popularity aa pets. "Hydrophobia is a fraud and Pasteur is a humbug,** said Fourfoot, tbe fancier. "Dogs have running fits which "HI !««■ off if they are kt alone. If caught by the windpipe and salt put in lib mouth. peered no more in any orchestra. Hope itself had fled from his heart, and he may bite sometimes, but liydrophobia re­ mourned for hb daughter as for one sults from nervous fright." Hut such talk, even though widely advertised, Wilhelm was a frequent visitor nt the will not luslp the trade. D cottage. Aided in hb ambition by the ning fits" will continue to work,.the _______________ to triumph, and that mental staying power which often­ times leads to sucocto without even tho aid of genius, tho young man conquered whatever hb or bar hand findeth to do, In 1 BOO I was working south on levee in no half-hearted way, but with a will, all difficulties, and was already on the a purpose, and an honest pride of action, first-steps of the ladder tliat leads to work. In these days each man got four­ teen “jMCfn**" of whisky, some even feeling inwardly that duty b a sacred fame. thing. Study to be content with the Hfa employment frequently led him to state in which Providence han placed Italy and to that Rome which of late ‘How many jtggere do.yotfgivail. you, Wilhelm. Study that—study that." “But, monsieur, you would then leave of glorious life. ambition out of count" An event now took place which is com­ man up here who’ll give fourteen." The “No; oh, no! Only let your ambition mon enough in the life of most young next question was: “How much do you be subservient to your duty. The march men: Wilhelm fell in low. But Ido pay?" It was in the swamps of ArkaUnot blame him, for all Rome waa capti­ ever, ever onward. Better youraelt, by vated by the sweet voice and modest aad ague. I went there sick and worn, but all means, if you can: by so doing you cliarming manner of a young singer that I neither smoked nor drank. I was told may better the world; but ambitious had lately been brought out by a great I could not do without whisky, but I was the only man out of fifty who made full thoughts or actions mutt never interfere with your hours of labor. Thesu belong Night after night, wherever she sang, time. I gained ninety pounds, while to your present employer, Wilhelm." Wilhelm was there, listening enthralled. But he could obtain no introduction. She “Well, see and think of it Meanwhile, here is a pass for tbo Grand N----- r con­ Going home late one night from duties Randy in Globe-Democrat. cert. You will see mo and my little Chat had occupied him for nearly eightviolin in tbe second row of the orchestra. and-forty houra, with little time for Whooping-cough paroxysms, it b well You will wait far me, and we will sup •deep, ho heard tho startling - shout at known, an- sensibly ameliorated by ti>o together at tho Rhondevillc." ' fire. He followed the mob and tbe rat­ High over a score of fiddlers at tbe tling ill-contrived engine down a narrow dark street that, from the showers of the disease are effected by breathing little violin seemed to ring—seemed. at such air. Dr. W. T. Gnr.me suggests an easily available improvement on the oM hears and can listen only to the nightin­ Wilhelm got cloee to the burning gale’s voice amidst the babel of birdllildinir and huir-rorl 1. *1.___ _ •_ works for this purpose. Hie plan is to vosees in the woods in early spring. After the performance, Wilhelm wited him to tackle. For look! the faces of attach apiece of rubber tubing to a burner, the tubing being long enough to for what appeared quite a long time for young people and children frantic with reach the floor. The gas is turned on hia friend. All tho other muaicianu had Bpper who just engj^h to make a perceptible odor, and filed away, but still he came will climb through sparks and smoke up and tbe child is to inhale it for a fcr tliat rickety ladder ? Who will volun­ rim ventured at last to sak one tn teer to raw them ? Wilhelm will! He minutea st a time aa often as convenient. authority. , CAP SODA For Baking Purposes. Best in th "World, Probate Outer. 1‘reavnt. wm. «. t o:r..i.ric, In tbe matter ot the estate ot l>-r»ru »• LIT... —. .1... ,!uW wrtfteA of John J. Porklus. ciuudiun id mm ®it!T praying that be may be llcr!,.MjL‘<’,JJQZJ^2 real estate in said petition described. M rvs or MM court, wen to Of nwaru ... office in tbe city ot Hatilww. show cause. If any there be. why the l«jw' lb* HaMiW' SK^-toted-dvof^^ <A tree copy )_________ •jt-ic-oi rtotete SlOtICe IO BlNkriir.-. SSteixamlMtloM for “Ob, no!" waa the reply; “M. Albano has not goua^ *' Ho is talking to the monJBaESrlagLTiim. Miitaievt^- an, but' tobia surprise, if not joy, ia the young sinner. White >V>. i. _____ ' . Ysa. Well. and evwa you do not seem able to fathom the mystery. But thh Al­ bum b a splendid violinist. Any orebro- ifciy. Ns own individual »M.athbhoteL It-ooldbs^k, before ho got round. What mattered it? She came ds;*- ------------- * •■ lus welfare. bugs it ooroee to us like water in a thirsty land, like a benediction of mt to tbe >ta f uil drew and it# flirting, amid lampti KSmStofi ttoi SBSftraSTjtiS" Nate sranptty si 9 ovl<>ck and wnlaartvnto'n.chkily I j,ri>re« - �Agricultural. to result Of “re throat, which can be cured by a single bottle of Red Star a ture ^dee' tw®ty-flv® «mU 1lire, but its climate is entirely unlike the traditional softness and uniformity w-a’,1 •. {. . «” taxeacfiXr!" *1^—<imtot as is also true of the four winged Hu Delicate diseases of either sex radical­ •oonorA^M inoecta which ly Send 10 cen^s in stimpe for I KhVLt* mOM PLANTING DIFFERENT bly also devour. Tbe same doubt exfets a. to tae spidSi^tld0^^ book. Addrees, World's Dispensary ‘ INDENTS OF HEJUi ON COLLEGE FARMof the stomachs examined. May it not Medical Association, Buffalo, N.I. * r The question;is often asked, in be probalile that tbe benefits of .StfiJ <5 Prisoners m the Kent slanting potatoes, what amount of aeed county jail. There ought to be more. the Carabid beetle we can will give the brat returns in Thud and I am selling considerable of your val.r.lidliy. ' „ i. .. , Pr^r cervuin of what we as- UMble raetheine, Athlophoros. My salts Potato growers differ greatly in their vi-w? from a single eye to each hill to **ft• ’ rpf- F orbes has found that thu are increasing every day. It la curing beetles of this family, which are most ope case of severe rheumatism of yeara :i whole potato. i , landing in which all doctors had failed. fargdy eaten by adult birds, are I am of the opinion, however, that fargelv vegetaLlr f^ers. If ThiTh J. M. Evans, druggist, Evansville, Wis. •r.-stu: the tests foade indicate that potatoes are 4ut to about three true of the adult binh, there is ever? THE HOMELIEST MAX in Hast­ ..Ves to the piece, and one jiece planted tn* ings as well as the handsomest and a hill, the yield and quality Iwill be ?Lbat.°JF Btore “d frw- “ H tt,.- than with ia greater j or less .ol hemp’s Balsam for the THE ROBIN. rhroat and Lungs. It cures acute and ‘1 Desiring to akl^ our mite.Jndeter- «r£.7)lM£lly 1016 economic Status of this ^™?lc 'Odtf*9- i’rice 50 cento and rnoreVnw»Uydlscuw. miniBg this question, five plate,of pota­ of ai}7 °“*er bi«h Manv ei.uu. w. II. Goodyear. loes w ere planted in; J une 2,18$5, of the horticulturists believe that the snechs get Kemp’s Liver jinri'.tnk variety, j tm^!lJnjurlous than beneficial ita at 1 illsfor TorpidLiver.forConstipation, The soil was a sandy loam, well the berries ahd cherries eaten are far lor the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. adapted to potato culture. Nd fertili- from compensated for by the insects , « were used except a dressing of devoured. It has been very generally ti ‘ejTJv-ED .^rything, without re­ .,!!-rottcd ham-yard manure, which thought that earthworms form by far lief. but hemp s Pile Suppositories cur■ .is plowed under. The plate were put the largest proportion of the food of the F1 *“*■"*> writes A. G. Rose, New Conn- I*rice 50 rents-per box. ia gowl condition, rows three feet apart, young.; and potatpes planted eighteen inches Tlie stomach of the adult robin W. H. Goodyear. q.,irtm row. Waa»5hK T°°ly IuUy developed - nV J1’M<x,r-°LP°u8las- Allegan Co., During the reason of growth the soil which I examined, contained will harvest 20,000 bushels of peachw w.t> thuroughtly. cultivated and kept so striking an instance of the beneficial this year. . * i r. •: row weed?. blrd’ 0x111 1 “oriced R Dcautltul Women. ; ‘ I'he following notes give tlie ap- here, although not coming properly un­ p. srame of the vlneu and. other itema der the subject of the food of voung are mode pallid and unattractive by functional Irregularties which Dr. H im-R.it during Uie growing oeaaon. EJFJstomach was almost wholly v.Kiie the table gives the number of filled with The injurious larva# of the 1 rrrei8» “write Prescription” will ■ ■ । ;inionnt of seed/date. ol planting fauilly Anthorny tidu. This is.tbe fam­ infallibly cure. Thousands of testi‘ - I Gigging, weight of large ami bmafi ily to which belong the notorious cab­ ruoalals. By druggists. p l i’.o-s. total weight ot each plat, per bage and radish files,- which in many Two years ago the Fenton normal tt.m ot small potatoes. ■ places have stopped cabbage production, school openetl with 15 pupils. Now with a consequent loss of thousands or there are 137 attendants. V -! C- ON POTATO EXPBRniENTA By acttiX count i me 25. Those from one eye are dollars annually. Read the guaranty on which Hill’s .. n thin. Did nut come up as well ns there were sixty of these anthomylan Peerless Cough Syrup is sold. No cure larvie in the single stomach. tiie vtserr. There are from one to two . . The bird was shot between n row of no pay. -talks in a hiil. Thoetxrom two eyes Tlie Democrat and Greenback state lire I irger ;uul not so thin; but not so chert-y trees and a rasberry patch, both !.-.tgc as tho*e from more seed. From in bearing, and but a few rods apart. central committies will open a branch thrre to five stalks in a hill. Those 1 et many horticulturists assert that headquarters at Grand Rapids. •nthree eyes are making good strong in the berry and cherry seasons the rob­ If catarrh cannot be cured ita offengrowth, with from live to eight stalks in eats bo insect food. These retults show that the young piveness can tie removed by the use of in a hill. Those from one half of a poTrix. Uduari making rank growth, having robin eats many more Injurious Lepi­ Lansing's condensed milk factory nearly as large as those from dopterous larva- and fewer earth worms Wb '!•* i-otiitoes. Those from whole po- than has generally been supposed; that turhs out about 30,000 pounds per tn’.oe? present the largest growth, hav­ grass blades are almoet always prreent, month, and finds a ready market for it although probably introduced 4argt-lu ing ftom live to ten stalks in a bilk The great sources of the extensive by accident with the other elements of T!.- topj are not as rank as some of the the food: that the predaceous lieetles ot curative range of Dr. Jones’ R«1 Clover :!i-r.>;they are long and slim. Tonic are ita great blood purifying quali­ the family Caradidtr are eaten to a cer ­ June M ! Vines irom whole potatoes ties and its gentle aperitive action, there­ wt largest; and irom one eye the small* tain slight extent For the Utter the by removing all restraint from the hint* given by Prof. ForbesHnvestigasecretive organs, curing promptly and i h'.-ve from one*eye do not spread out tions, mentioned in considering the cat- thoroughly dyspepsia, costivenexs, bad birdj are applicable. brt«lh, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick i 4ame as last observation. ECONOMIC RELATIONS. and nervous headache, ague, malaria, July 14. Tnose froui whole potatoes Here again we see the importance of and all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ anti tnfrom half are nearly same in a knowledge of the food habits ol drag­ les. The most delicate stomach'accepts growth! Those frmn one eye are large, on tiles and spiders; if it is true that it with relish. Price fifty cents, of I .it there ahi ofay two or three stalks spiders are wholly beneficial, candor Fred Hotchkiss. ■i. a hiR. : . compels the conclusion that the second The dnts from three eyes are very bird did more harm in destroying 32-1W The Fmenr mills at Enst Tawashave rtrnng.suartng vigorous growth. of spiders than it did good in giving shut down for want of dock room. OL-servalions were taken at various the coup de grace to the fl0-l(X» ol cut­ Mothers! mothers! mothers! Why liiiit-i during the season, but there were worms, for by destroying a cut-worm to apparent changes from condition re­ it but ends “an elemental life," while in will you allow your little darling to ferred to in these notes. destroying a spider it gives life, liberty, suffer with those horrible worms when a sure remedy is so near and cheap? and the pursuit of food to a great many SAM I, JOHNSON, Pro: <; Ajirivnlturv and Supt. ot the form. injurious insects which the latter Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup would have destroy ed bad he not met will surely give relief and costs but » his untimely fate. But, this is more cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. than any one has a right to assume Thu» far this season 3L Ignace has while our profound Ignorance of the shipped 3U.431 tons of iron one; Escana­ . ths food of yoeno uirds. ground spiders continue to exist. ba, KM,107 tons; Marquette, 518^06 nubdVly -few subjects have been so BLACKBIRDS-ECONOMIC RELATIONS. tons. s'- much discussed with so little basis Here again we see the necessity ot « ■; knwp facto as the ever important Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ one ot birds IUui their relations to agri- knowledge of food habits of dragon utes by WuolfortTt Sanitary Lotion. flies. ias also of the crayfish. The eggs • >;’.nre. Aside from a few occasional Use no other. This never fails. Sold of Kcmiptera found so numerously by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, ra in all probability those of Hele­ Hastings, Mich. na Americatatm, a large brownish The Three Rivers Herald calls “It" g inhabiting our fresh water lakes, tis and ponds; this insect is injuri- the •'democratic ticket;" the News Re­ i because of ita habit to kill small tish porter is satisfied with it .as a “union ticket. ” transfixing them on its spear like ik. The grass found was probably The best on earth, can truly be said rfdentaljy introduced. Taken as a of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is tote, the good done by young black- sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, tis, asv indicateil by the specimens ex­ bruises, scalds, bums, wounds and all lined, far overbalances the slight m- other sores. We positively cure piles, •y probably due to the destruction of tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this aeficiifl insects. wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed bCFFICIENCY OF DATA, or money refunded. Only 25 cents. Ko one is better aware of theinsuffic- Sold by F. Hotchkiss. icy of the data here given for any Emma Brewer, aged 27, dark hair ry .general conclusions than myself. and »y< of Benton Harbor, Is missing ie difficulty of obtaining specimens, for several days. a time required for each examination Blood Win Tell. well as the pressure of other duties Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor syrup ve rendered the examination of » eater number of specimens and will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers xies impossible. The subject has aud l>:ul sores upon the oody face or en so little investigated in the past limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the at the pioneer work has teen_ attend- system and blood of every trace at dis­ with more difficulty than if It had eases that have their origin therein. en nn old and well beaten field, it Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and tv well be doubted also whether it canker, and is well recommended by jiild be best to investigate the whole the medical profession all over the Price 81 per bottle. Sold by bject in a single season; by continu- xountry. . g the investigation through a seria W. H. Goodyear years, even though but few speclThe Western Theological Seminary ens were examined each y ear many at Hope College, Holland, opens Sept. 1. cidental errors would be eliminated -VJ0 would enjoy your dtawr id a much broader basis for generali- V\ \\O\X ujd are prevented by Dys.tloa obtained. Aekart Dyepepai* TablrtA But although the data here ghen -illy remained undetermined. The t.ich stomach was then boVuetl and placed away for future refereure anti verification. < I here desire to express my thanks to 1 rot. A. J. Cook, to whose patience and snowlwIH? [ haVe j^n houriY debtw; to Dr; W. J. Beal for the identifies ticn of vegetable particles, and to M*snk? c<>ok for many epedmena Kmdlv procured. The published inyesiiKHtlop of iVof. S. A, Forbee have also <*en oi great* value, being, as they are, juonmnejits of scholarly and painstakinuuntry of which‘any man may well lie proud. ’ ay not be sufficient to justify any very ineral conclusions they at le«Bt point »sueh. Before we have a right to sin Fmxp'k Hotchkiss. Draiorlrt-* uit any bird must go. eyeful invest!* itions must be msde, through a long iries of years, ot Ita food, not ofay unar tlie normal condition of insect and mid faUUX bort. lantjife. but also under the many Wo«d*rfoJ Cure*. aanoMDt! conditions that annually ariM. Not OH1T WTOt U1U ’’•J”?.'.*? w. n. Hort * <*■ ou, locality but alio to •eyenl local I tor a bird may durto« lu never on, pure where tareptloMl exW do rre«l Injury. 1B. fS1?" place where the conditions of Me are different it may do only good «*d Krta. So many points arise in grap­ pling with nature’s Proteins that the greatest care is required before any Lfe conclusion can be “^ed at, iand before the question of the ^ation« « birds to agriculture can discussed, a more general knowledge must be obtained not only of J®"1 H. Goodyw. of birds, at all ages and under all Hnrn hut -»lio of the relations ofochre the SEiFcfiXfS-Xto-eh by W H. Goodyear. ECONOMIC RELATIONS. seen that cut-worms and other iajurtoua;iarvie form by far the largest and to agriculture. proportion*of the young cat-bird’s food; Liat the equally injurious moths are eaten to a certain extent, as is also true aKrasshoppera; that injurious beetles '!? proportion of the food, as to St. Jacob’s oil 00 the Ephemera or May files. ,2'ut results also show that taBick BMl toHoo. which in the present state of ecototn:- entomology are considered bene“2“ »r<- fcotvn. The LUMulida or Ao50n,'*le8 f°rmed a small proportion «tbe food ot thOMCODd bfnL Brfore Wordlog. thl. fa lire Urti, ib '■ ■' zm, j a Kl GEXEMrtXPOK, KtU»r. <.>msuinlcatl« i xrutn-nljhouW be veijiort. Woodland. U.I4p'I, ■ “ more thor-l tab? vit*U-'r.*WURetire. Sold by •^ESE'lS^TSdustre svMeaee.atre- THE MYTHS OF CHILDHOOD. unusually large number of superstitions. taken as a specimen, and like those of Bofctou they merge, without the gentle jradatioM of spring, into an oppressive of serpent-worahip hua prevailed. Thin rummer. The past winter was all snow, ia not improbably due to tlie air of mys­ sleet, mud, rain and fog. with the rarest tery which attaches to the stealthy move­ intervals ot sunshine. Paris houses are menu of the animal and to the awe-in­ usually badly built, with gaping cracks about the doors, and badly fitting win­ snakes. And just n-s serpent-worship Sows that freely admit the wind. If one prevail* among savages to-day, so among boa a grate for coal it is infinitesimal; if civilised people, children, most of all. be burns wood it is in a fireplace so feel a fearful, superstitious interest in all deeply recessed that all the heat goes up that concern* snake*, and have invented the chimney. The taste and talent of many myth* about them. In central Pari* artist are marvelous. The practi­ Ohio when one child kills a snake tbe cal ability of tlie Parts artisan or me­ lookers-on universally call out: “It* tail chanic is beneath contempt He builds won’t die till sundown." This notion, I badly because tlie public tliat employs find, is one of wide accc])tation, and him, not being educated os in America doubtless arises from the persistent vital­ up to the proper standard of comfort, ity of tlie muscular contractility of the iceepts the result of his imperfect labor snake. In southern Ohio it is now gen­ without question. Sb wealthy people erally believed tliat a snako will not cower and shiver over a feeble flame in crawl over ash wood; and a man over 80 i room beautifully di-corated and fitted years of age. tells me tlie same belief was with rich and tasteful objects of art. common in Siaa»achu8atts when he tvas a boy, and be think* it is by no means stant and.depressing than those of Lon­ yet extinct. In certain locoUties in Mas­ don. Some warm weather at the and of sachusetts a reputed final cure foe tooth­ March leads to the belief that spring is at ache i* to bite into a living bluck*nake< hand. Nothing of the kind. For fully An old saying— two months thereafter the weather Break your first brake. passes through n series of surprising Kill your first snake, transitions from extreme heat to extreme And you’ll conquer all your enemies, cold without a day or scarcely ah hour is often recalled by the first snake one that can be called genial. For these meets in the spring, or at sight uf tlie reasons Paris, with its narrow streets, earliest fem. 1 find few children can be small-windowed houses, audits excess of (jerausded that our common snakes are cold and gloomy weather, needs its wealth not "poisonous." of scenic display, its gnyety and all its Some reputed remedies for warts may­ varied means of physical and intellectual be in place just here. In southern Ohio enjoyment to render the life of its citi- the children believe that tlie juice of tlie ira» pleasurable, not only in winter but oeoge orange (Madura aurantinea) will during the changes and discomforts that remove these disagreeable excrescences. mark tlie passage ot the remaining sea- In other parts of tbe same state the juice wns.—Paris Cor. San Francisco Chron­ of the tiny, creeping “milkweed” (Euphor­ icle. , bia muculata or E. humistrstu) is said to be a certain cure for wart*. This latter To American eyes London is a very sad notion 1 also find common in many city; a far sadder city than Paris; and places both east and west of Ohio; while thq struggle for existence among the in eastern Maaaachuaetu the same cura­ poor stems harder and more desperate. tive quality is thought to be possessed But, perhaps, even more deplorable and by the milky juice of tlie Aaclepias corpainful titan this physical poverty is tlie nuti. New, does not the fact that plants moral poverty which permits the cring­ which differ ap widely from one another, ing servility to be seen among those who save in the one respect of secreting a ire poor but not respectable. Below a white or milk-like juice, ore alike re­ certain level—and there are thousands puted to posse** this power of removing, and thousands below this level—it is hard warts, probably show that this virtue is to detect any manly self-respect or any entirely imaginary and tl»e result ot. trace of sluune at B-stf-abasemenL This their accidental similarity in their juices? servility is encouraged and reworded by With or without reason, in eastern Mas­ tlie i>atroniring air of many of those in sachusetts it is thought tliat bathing 1 higher walk of life, most of whom in rain water that chances to stand in a yellow oak stump will cure them. An­ ought to know better. An American in England is often other remedy is to rub them with a bean shocked at the harsh tone in which serv­ leaf, and then burn the latter. Or, again, ants are ordered about. Of course, this steal a bean, rub the warts, throw the is not to be noticed often in the house­ bean on moist earth or bury it, and, as holds of those who are truly gentlemen; the bean sprouts, it is supposed the warts gradually disappear. Another it is less infrequent from upstarts. Put a will beggar on horseback and he will swear “cure" is to cut a notch in a sproutt>f an st his groom. I beard of an old family apple tree, rub the wart across the notch, and as the notch grows up the wart will butler complaining about the disadvan­ bo removed. ’ . tages of serving'a “shoddy" millionaire. Many a half-grown lad believes that 'Those sort of people,” he said, “don't never treat tbeir servants property; they virtue is impyted to the bait by rubbing can’t afford to do it; there ain't margin it before coating hls line into the water with the hard calosity from a horse’s enough."—Drander Matthews’ Letter. fore leg; these homy growth* ore, there­ fore, eagerly sought about the (.table or Young James Blank, whose father is tbe horirt*lK>er’d shop -and are carried among the millionaires, lounged into a about in the pocket iu spite of tboir tailor shop wmc weeks ago and ordered rtrong scent. Another supi>o*ed charm a suit of clothes. The suit wan sent to ia to* spit on the bait It is just possible the young man's hotel, but ol course the tliat some odor lent the bait by either of tailor got no money for it. A fear day them? subatanceH does attract the atten­ ago as Master James was* pawing by the tion of the fish, but I have no sufficient tailor shop the bland proprietor hailed evidence of this. In some parts of New. him with a smile. England boys dislike to meet a crow “Why, Master James," he said, “tliat when going fishing, as they aay this coat is horribly wrinkled, come in and foretells bad luck. Bilence is the law of we will press it for you." Unsuspect­ good anglers (of larger growth), but boys ingly he entered and surrendered the sometimes hope* to “get a bite" by re: coat. Then something was wrong with peating over and over: the vest, and that too was taken down “Fishy, fishy, come bite my hoffk. stairs for treatment Tho tailor next de­ I’ll go Captain, and you’ll go cdok(ed in the pan)." clared tliat the trousers might be im­ The confidence which children have in proved upon. They were given up and the various incantations which they re­ the youth accommodated with a seat in peat for certain purposes is most In­ the dressing room. .“Now," said tbe wily tailor, you will teresting. In different localities tiiey have to send a messenger boy to your utter various formula* when an ant­ Children I room for your other clothes, for I am lion’s den is discovered. afraid we can not let you have this suit know years ago in northern Ohio would again unless you liquidate the bill in quickly bend down over the little funnel in the sand and solemnly repeat in fuU." Young Master James begged hard for rather a loud mpnotone, “Mooly-up," his clothes, but the tailor was inexorable “Mooly-uji," until tlie sand began to be and much to hb disgust be resumed his »tirred by the creature concealed below, winter garments, and departed.—San which doubtless was attracted by the crooning sound.— Popular Science Fanciaco PosL Monthly. __________________ The president’s wife la fond of reading. Her library is composed of a couple of hundred volumes, varied in diameter, but with the elements of Action largely predominating. Strangely enough, it contains Locke’s “Essay on the Under­ standing," which is said to bo one of Mrs. Cleveland’s favorite books. Besides Lock's there are a few other philosophi­ cal works, some polemical treatises by I’rosbvtcrian divines, twenty or thirty historical works, and as many poems; the rest are novels. Of the novelists, Mrs. Cleveland likes “Ouida" most. She reg*rds “Wanda" as the finest piece of fiction in tbe language. She has read the book many times, and committed to land ia also an admirer of "TbeDuchess,' POWDER Absolutely Pure. than tbe ordinary kinds, and c*nn«t l>« K>M tn competition with tbe multltudeonow test, abort weiitht. alum or phosphate powdern. Sold only In cans. Royal Baxnra l’ow»w C.x, iw Wall St. N.Y. octa-tft JI. ItWJ Offices, 63 Monroe W. AfUlll, St., Grand Rapids. widely known, rtilab e txl »Mffal,«tT» CHUOXIC DIBKAaEN, Drfectior » e*na*on bodx Ad ml:t N W««kae«. Impotence, llrCrncele. Vancovale. Ml«.zbtr>ctttr«. BrphllU. dlort. and *D maMBI from Imdtrrstsirct or neglect. NoMetrunort fry. XverjOunrcrmSfifflt Hina booornbi. I N.J. AIKEN. M. D.. GRAND RAW OS. MICH. ELY’S Cream Balm Given Relief al COLD in HEAD! CATARRH HAY I FEVEBJ Not* Liquid, Hnulf] or 1‘owder. Free! from Iiipirioun Drux»! and Offensive Odors._....... A particle I* applied into each nottrfl and la arrwabb- Price M cents at drujpnst*; by mafl. reslstwl. so cent*. Circulars tree, ‘ ELY BROTHERS DragKirt*. Owego, N.Y. VER Uw.r CURE FOR CONSTIPATION, Tarrants aterveu-eat 'WS2W5 xWHUjJlP? by a»*l»ung. not by outnutlns nature. Do not take violent putxiuives Sick-Headache, D YSPEPSI dragglsis everywhere. bjv - rroMie Aout*. State ot Michigan, County of Rarry-m. Nut ire i.i hereby riven that by an eras Probate Court for the County ot Barry ; '■ : tk nuie ofWM. san H. Woodruff, hue of mud county, dereaaed. aud that *11 creditors ot mid deceased *re retfulred to present tbeir clnlms to said Frobato Court. Mtbcprobate office In tbe city of H*stlnin, for examluiUlon and allowance, on or be­ fore the .’>th day ot February next, and tliat such claims will be beard before said Court on Tues­ day. the nth daj of October, use. and on Saturdar. the Sth day of February, A. D. 1H87. at 10 o’clock lu tho forenoon of each of llicase day»Dated, AuKUitsth, A. D. ik-<i. WM.W.C0LE. Judge el Probate, Stale of Michigan. County of Barry—**. Probate Court for said comity. In the matter of the mate ot Barton Warner, late, of Prairieville, tn said county, dreeaaed. We, the underalxiied, baviny been appointed by tlie Judge ot Probate comml**1oa»-ra to re­ ceive, determine and adjust all claims and do mauds of all persons again-H said deeeaaed, do hereby fflre notice that we will meet at the resi­ dence of said deceased. In tbe township ot Prairieville. In said countv. on Saltrday, Use 2nd day of October. A. D. I«M.and on Saturday, the M day ot January. A. D. 1WT. - at o o'clock a. ni. of each of Mid days, for the purpose ot «anJninx and allowing aald elaims. and that six months from tbe rtnddayot July. A. D. UBS. were allowed by said court for ereditcrs to pre­ .... .-1.1n, fa. The rocceeaful railway mall clerk must pomesa a peculiar combination of quali­ Dated July 22nd, A. D. 1W. ties First, be must have good physique A. C. TOWNS, P. TRAVERS, and powers of endurance. He must be THEODORE kYEH. able to work sixteen, eighteen, twenty, or even twenty-four hours continuously Mortgage hale. without becoming stupid from fatigue. DeUult bavins nude in the conditions Ho must have a splendid memory and a »tudious, earnest disposition. He must rl*ht. to HoraceD. Sunni. dated . Lave that quality of fortitude and coui< n .rm wnA vuwtnrvtMl In rhA nfllM age necessary to keep him from getting at Michigan, on th* n*tday of Mar A D “rattled" when unusual tasks, to be in fiber moi mortem** on page m, on Sckly performed, present themselves. mortgage there is claimed to be due at Uu of thia notice the sum cd two thousand nln must be honest, temperate, faithful dredand thlrty-Tive dollars and elgfcty in little as well a* great things, and as rteady as an eight-day dock. No man Now. theretore. by virtue fall of mood*—dow industrious and I vale contained in aald again laxy, first quick and then sluggish, fills the b£lL—Chicago Herald Intervie.w iaballaehat public socUob. to tho armpits while you stand on tbe shore. Tell him them to put his face in which were purchased while she was at the water and bold his breath and see school and during the period when ro­ mance has tbe greetart attraction for a without touching his feet to the bottom. girl's mind.-The Argonaut. He will thus get tho motions of swim- Lu, ym» tTS.aO.000 Mu>|»d «-ri<~a wa, old I? lb. (OTanubrnL Tl-7 were worth SS.7TS,000. EoeJopM. which &AKIH6 tt?Th* BOTtb'eMt 'L.“LHS £ of the north r**t qu*r- •Mt fraetloaal quarter ot the sooib e*< traoUaoul quarter of serUcc numbt-r twwrty-Mv*o: *£o lustran �THE SCOUT-ISSA- WILD 3OWAR3 OF AFGHANISTAN. Like all Orientals, thaao wild Bowars pin their faith implicitly on Kismet, and corpet which the head man of tho vil­ lage spread for us out in tho open, they reminded mo, with impressive gesture: Would you give ms a last embrace? I have been rather sad. I dreamed of a naumid together." Queer specimens of (How the wind of the autumn to blow­ humanity are these wild sowars of south­ east Khoraraan. A person attempting ing free!) When the rattle of sabers would pa* to analyse their character finds himself confronted and bewildered by the meat And th-- winds would contradictory traits. Ono minute you are impressed with a charming naivete TWO DOZEN CODFISH BALLS. New Grocery Firm! During tbs busineM depression of five tho baiemi'Ct door of n bouse in the upj>er part of tho city with a bosket on Tbe undersigned, having purchased ,oe interest of Geo. Preston in the firm of Preston k Cook, will continue the busi­ something in tho man's appearance when ho asked for “the lady of the house" forced her to ask her mistress, who wm ness at the old stand under the firm name of man removed his hat and then unoovUcious white, round codfish balls ready for frying. He was a book- And tho journey of life, made hand In to classify them with little children in waa without a position, and had been for hand, months. Hto wife, a New England Isa path of flowers; but the dreamsoou whom, there ia no guile, only to be rudely i girl, was an excellent cook, and had de­ awakened from your illusion the next cided to make two dosen codfish balls, if In the air of this war-ennt land. minute by detecting them intriguing darkly again*: your purse, or diflenaeing This very moment I catch tbe beat. On the wtafl of the autumn flowing free. lieve they are rendering you services of he sold the two dosen he would make 25 incalculable value. Hint that you are aware of tlietr evil earned in months. Half of the quantity sweet! intrigues, and the next minute finds them off their horses, kneeling toward Mecca, repeatedly touching their fore- HOGLE & COOK We will do all in our power to hold the trade already estab. lished and largely increase the number of customers by sell­ ing good goods at a small margin. core as the prayers of a dying man. Brimful of guile aa are there fellows, it to tbs guile of children, after tdL No Central House Block. ’ butcher carves a sheep. The intestines mint than satisfaction, and thinkingj were rejected, but the liver and heart that, perhaps, I didn't quite comprehend Coruniodure Stockton's "Peacemaker,” tlie situation, the leader of tho sowars re­' wore carefully set aside, the liver to be which buret on k«rd tho United States peated Ills former information of “Burr-’ dried and eaten by the squaws aa an ee­ steamer Princeton, on the 28th of Febru­ rather thia is Afghanistan," referring to’ pecial reward for their labor, and the ary, 1M4, was of English manufacture. his comrades for confirmation. “Oh,’ heart, being the prize part of the animal, It wat> manufactured at tho Mousey Afghanistan,” oaeented tho other two to be reserved for the palates of Chief works, of Yorkshire wrought iron, worthies, tapping their weapons signifi­’ American Horse and Ills squaw. Tlie pieces brought to this country and subjected at cantly, and repeating the highly inter­‘ were then put into a cauldron of water Sandy Hook to what waa deemed tho eating pantomime of cutting their own' and allowed to stew slowly. When tlie 1 performance of the Wild West was con­ proper best. After tlie finrt firing, prep­ arations were made to mount the gun. the level plain, studded with clumps ofJ eluded, tbe Sioux, led*-by tho chief, In doing thia a crack wan perceived op- wild thyme that made the warm atmos­ formed a circle and squatted, with the poiite tho chamber, which induced Com­ phere quite oppruaulvely heavy with its' chief and his squaw a little in advance. 1 The meat was then passed round and modore Stockton to have tho brooch strengthened by putting bands around north and south; tho calm hush -of the ,<toien in silence, after which there was 1 ; music and the dog.—New York Mail and desert was unbroken by a single sound,1 Express. ing 31-2 inches in. thickness. With this and tbe solitude was unrelieved by tho additional strength given to the defective sight of a single living creature beside jiart of the gun. the experiments were ounnilves. Tho sowars stopping and A Central American writer says: “The renewed, and the result was a decided putting their weapons in fighting order conviction upon the minds of nil conthe mango. It to the perfect ideal of a nacted with them that, in general, the bad crossed the imaginary boundary tree, from fifty to seventy-five feet to bight, and spreading ita dark green, ware perfectly realised; and, secondly, feathery foliage over a circumference of Poore. wm of the flarcart tropical sun ever strikes tbe spot over which it stands guard. Ita long, drooping boughs give it the shape of a huge umbrella of never-fading ver­ dure. One tree will bear from 3,000 to 5,000 mangoes at a time. Tbe fruit, not realised, and HOGLE & COOK, fish cakes proved to be oa good as they looked. The man vent away with the Fatness, or stoutness, to still loosely rical and transparent tricks. Even while of their purchase to cook and distribute mentioned as evidence of health, al­ though everybody acquainted with tho laws of hygiene knows that it is nothing of the kind. “You're getting fat," to a Too fish-balls were deliclean, and im­ common form of greeting intended to be mediately after breakfast each woman their honesty. Although I found the cooked tho balance of her purchase, de­ seldom so regarded. Stout persons, jiarposited tho fish-balln in baekeU, and ticularly women, are very sensitive on went about among her friends to get the point, and would be glad to forget orders for the man. Tho result wan that it, nut to be continually reminded of it. picturesque than useful, and their pre*borhood was from a handsome cart venience, awkwardness and discomfort of pushed by a stout German boy, while than consoling. the proprietor attended to hto customers. On tbe oventag of the first day, os we once thereto. Not only thin, any exoees In two months he had to deliver certain of flesh to a sign of disease, if not disease crossed the frontier into Afghanistan, I itself. It to altogether preferable, on happened to be wheeling leisurely along every account, to be thin rattier than some distance ahead of three sowars. fat, to have too little rather than have too much avoirdupois. Stoutness, al­ to the business, and restaurants, aa well though not so called, to unquestionably a backaheeah they were likely to receive at os private families, were hls customers. misfortune. Everybody that is stout A friend of ths first man, in the sama wishen to be otherwise, and many that fresh schemes for financial condition, whoso wife made good bread, came one morning with the dues themselves. A man of ordinary seller of the cod-fish balls, haring small, and build who weighs 200 jounds came suddenly conscious of their flog­ lovely loves of bread, which he sold at 5 generally weighs more than be ough to, ging their fagged steeds into a gallop to and is made conscious of it in divers overtake me. Soon, with no small customers by tho superiority of his bread ways. There are exceptions; but amount of shouting and clattering of that six months later found him deliver­ extraordin­ arms, they rode up, and with solemn ing bread and rolls from a wagon. . The — _ ...—Jd, WM tho countenance motioned mo to stop. noted Daniel Lambert, hi youth ho was Judging from the expression of deep bread remained the same delicious home­ made bread, made by his wife and very strong, excelled in athletic exar- concern which they had all three as­ women whom she trained; twice a week sumed, one would think we wore on the he delivers tea biscuit. Both men have brink of some great danger. “Burrcrease rapidly in rise, which he as­ rather" (brother), said tho ono who in five years' bought the houses in which cribed to sedentary habits m keeper of usually acted as spokesman, with much they live.—Christian Union. the prison at Leicester. At 23, when he solemnity, aa they came up and dis­ weighed 449 pounds, he walked from mounted. “Bnrr-rather, this is Afghan­ The Sioux Indians forming part of tho Woolwich to London with little fatigue. istan.- "Well, what of itT 1 replied, Buffalo BUI Wild West exhibitinc on He excited so much curiosity that ho de­ well aware by their manner that they Staten island, tbe other night enjoyed cided to exhibit himself, and he drew their annual dog feast. There to a super­ crowds in the chief cities of England. scare mo into thinking myself deeply in­ stition among tlie Indians that if they He was five feet eleven Inchat high, debted to their protecting presence. For cat stewed dog on a certain day of each measured nine feet four tachos about the year the feast will bring good luck to the body, more than three feet around the tragically across their throats, and detribe for tho remainder of tho yaw. Dif­ leg, and weighed at his death, which oc­ HUjrately proceeded to load up their ferent trilxw designate different days and curred at 3fc, 700 pounds. whole imposing armament, which, upto invest the event with tho moat supremo . No doubt hto immense bulk wan due to now, they had neglected tn load. Be­ importance. The other night was the ■omc organic disease, which an autopsy tween them they carried two double­ time for American Horse, cliief of tho would have disclosed. Pathology was barrelled shot-guns, six ancient horse­ band of Sioux on Staten island, to order not nearly so well understood seventy pistols, and three curved Persian swords, Uw observance. beside sundry knives and daggers. oua to kup[kmm> that any man of so extra­ While engaged in loading up the fire­ ordinary accumulation of flush could arms nnd examintag tho resjiective' squaws held the dog firmly while a third, edgwt of the latter, they were constantly with a piece of timber, knocked its stout nun were healthy, tho fact of hto me in tho most ridiculous man­’ brains out. The carcass was placed over Btoutm-M would, after a while, bo very ner to see if I was duly impressed by the ' a slow fire till tbe hair was entirely likely to cause some physical dis­ pfrfcyiltoMi staged off. One of the squaws then dex­ order.—New York Commercial- AdverSeeing, I suppose, that I viewed the' terluualy dismembered the animal, at u this anticipation MOST PERFECT MADE BS^^SKJffiaJSa Come and See TTs —Southern Bivouac. TOO MUCH AVOIRDUPOIS. WEHAl MONEY SAVED I TH£°.l»,e"S3=: Having bought a large invoice of TEA, is£3.i we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with Tickets good in 25c each pound for cash. lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face ■ value. Hated Au<ri«t a, IV* WM. H. CTCTMXt. Chairman of Huanl of Hezlrtrsttoo. _, ARCHIE M. COY. tUvetion Notice, n the qaallOrd el tor Ctty ot Itarti Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanArman March 10th, 1SS6. sassT: 1<™.. nx, io i RUSSELL HAS Jaemoved Third wanl-X rnmcil &»«. Fourth wart-fibertff'* i 9tth d*} of August. A. 1> l*‘ FRANK 8TEMBI5 HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND ZDw'Eillinex'y Groods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gn eery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all hie my tomers and friends, as well as to greet many ne' ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Good in his line, at the Lowest Prices. lew Cools Constantly Awing! JULIUS RUSSELL Threshers, Attention We can suit you in make, Quality and price of Threshers and Engines ticket win * It was the full erf ths moon (April IP), a We XMsCtortiy SS a. 'yftium. decided BEST GRAIN DRILL [ram the khan of Khalakue for But long before the dash:- i-naumid was liberty pole over twenty-two fac-simihs eluded was Columbus' flag and the Pil­ grims' flag. XSVKff United Stai KAMTIMM markets. farmer’s Immense Wagon Trade Thin year. We sell the old Don’t.forretihi, and of tbe beet manufacture 5T and the Flin nested by any style । .•... ■Mi ort-JSSPxg ------- Umelbbi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-09-02.pdf 3f3a8f0dc8b81d8153330f90b396e916 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner VOL. XXXI. NO. 18 Hastings, mich„ September 2,1886. The Hastings Banner. MARSHALL L. COOK. Mra. Down** bone become lriKhten«l at th* 140 TH 11} Woodward JOB PRINTTKG. :.d pride l« felt tn the Job Printing De- (■INK puion going homo. 1 and 3 OK Martius T-l-td>r:r at Holloways’ drug store. : •I uses Of tbe eye and ear. W !I. Iandls, m. d, niAMOXM ♦t . physican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mich. wa <• one door south uf the post office, will be atLVXRtaut’ :iwnt il»y or uifht _________________ F.l. TIMMERMAN, > i I oiutepathic-Physician A Surgeon, ■p ,jh; doer east of leeways’ drug store.) OrtTCAL. R. WrJ JONES, ,Dentist. Ail wi-r J promptly ouended to. <1OOM. Opposite City KO ’ Tftoi-mjt DETROIT, to MICH. OOODt*. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS i , .. KEN.kSTON. rk^ , . Attorney at Law, >‘AerJ. 8. Goodvear & Co.’s store.). ?' ■ ; •- • fiu an court*of the State. Collections i-rvs i :iy attending to. TORN CARV'^TH, •» Attorney at Law, , MlddlevlUe, Mich. N.U’PEN & VaxAHMAN, . . Lawyers<Uyer Hastings Xutlonrt Bank.) K WILLI AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney ’ ’ At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, WILLIAM B- SWEKZEY. »’ Justice of the Peace. t."jniW* .-pecialty. , ■ T M. B. GLLLASPIE, INotary Public. Bnvt..* Mills. ^[AKY C. COBB, (HEMLOCK AND PI NEO (PINE AND CEDAR,) 1 \ 1 (I \ 1 - . Ib-gular’ meetings rorry 1.. 1<MI Friday eveulnx, at Tem: • .■ -Hall. A. H. JOHNSON, M. W. Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple, Michigan Central Suh, Doors ui Bis, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Bai Monldims Of Ecrry Deocriptlou, The Magaro. Falls 'Route. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Isklnr effect May jotb. ML srATJora. . 10.10 11.10 *7 ta....... tU*rtx<M. Mtrinby.... Montan ... a*aSri)le.. H 11ja. grille.... ..... itawnxoa... I nine ■'!.-2'l! vlEo A aupereUtiou* »tjb»cribrr who found a spider omen. Nothing ot the kind. The spader waa aiuiply looting over the columns of Hie p»|>er to see «hat merchant waa not ad vert Hing, m> It free from disturbance. Some a> years ago Abram Mcckle moved Into the woods near Freeport. By hard work and' perseverance be now owns one of the flnesf Stoop Scrolls & Columns turning to tlnd all hands busy with sock which she bad left to bo flnlshed at some future Ume. Miss Childs m twfttm. made the afternoon a pleasant Ota? for her self-installfl guests. CARLTON. Miss Nora Cole spent a tew days with friends Inyuurcit}. ItaJisom EgRennan. who has been visiting fri-Mls here tor some time, returned to bls Home in Haddock. Ohio, last week. to mourn the death of a little child, which orSouth Catni>bell tor burial. . Utls Yarger. who has bccrsick. is better. Seven- wind .aid lain storm here Sunday. District Lodge I. O. O. T. meets M this place ou the l»t. Mrs. M. Wormotb is preparing to build a new barn. . Out? day last week Chas. Hickerson had bls hand badly crushed while working alarut a threshing machine. Mrs. Mary eUe Carpenter will give her class a picnic ou tbe loth. There were »little children at the picnic giv­ en by Mrs. Dr. Wright. All enjoyed themsclrea. Mr. and Mm. Backus, of Berlin. Ionia County. 4. M P.15 12.45 -• a > TO AOO 7.10 ? ** IS 8.55 IS ........... 4 .CO 4.22 te 8.00 9.0S 9.25 pjs also attended the reunion. Mrs. Luelnda Hpregue tire been spending a the trustworthiness of various Munich Rev. Bnrtoa Jones, of Spring Arbor, is visit­ week with her daughter. Mrs. Arah Barnum, of printing office* for doing secret work ing bls parents here. city. On tlie strength of the information obMiss Nellie Jom* returned to Spring Arbor your Herbert Bprsgue comes to the front with a -jdned be sent with much soorecy a brail new carriage. pretty voluminous • manuscript bearing Our Iste rains make it plenty wet for the ao nsmiMo Herr Muhlthaler. tho printer want any more truck Vilti enakee. plow. QFPriCM and Estimates given on ap­ ..... ,wtutrnnkinu jf Tho Fliengcndo Blatter. The confi­ IRVING. plication. dential bearer of tho parcel ordered a BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. The boys art <P~nn< rome nire flsh In tbe Lion do luxe stylo, with strict injunc­ quently Itami are scarce this week. ‘ ' ALICE. tions that none save the composer should ^AH Who Lewd the address ef Washington see tho manuscript, and the latter, to_____ _ abacta, must be religiously returned to him. These were the poetical works o Mohday la«t being the anniversary the. king, supposed to lie written in the of tbe institution of the Uniformed some singular form as tlie Wagnerian Rank in the order of Knights of Byth- opera texts. In all probability tho book was damaged by the hall which fell. iaa Hastings Division observed the will be found among tho king's papers, The three tickets are la the Bold, how for day by a droas parade in the afternoon. and published pro bono publico.—For­ bUWbeat Is being brought to »be mill in large After marching through the-principal eign Letter. streets Commander Hogie halted the tor ot said estate. 'a. D. Hughes attended tbe republican state Division in front of hta spacious reddrticc and announced that Mrs. Hogle The Danbury (Conn.) Nows relates that would be pleased to entertain the Sir a lady of that city recently left a bowl Kwights. Breaking ranks, the invita­ of milk standing on the pantry shelf. tion was accepted and a.very plea.«ant Out came a mouse and spied a cool hour wm paseed by the Sir Knighis in MARTIN’S CORNERS. tee company of their Commander and drink of tbe driicious beverage. Unfor­ tunately for the little fenster, it foil into b^wo^rock by IXhtuing. abMktax hin-eU his Mtimahie wife. Itefirshmr-ntH that would tickle au epicurean palaie were the flowing bowL In order to save itadf asred and disemeed amid the strains Window and Door Screens. tO. 15 building. «*g.d»ftj WHOLE NO. 1630 and his family might long continue to T«*-Drinkinx enjoy unalloyed happineas in their beautitnl home. Commander, Hogle responded in a fitting manner, after which the Division was reformed and inarched to the rink where the order to break ranks ’ wm given. The affair was a complete surprise to the mem­ bers of the Division, not one of whom had an inkling of what was llkelv to occur. In the way of surprise. Com­ mander Hogle has “struck even" with the Division for his surprise on being and nuta; and such queer and curious presented with the handsome sword candied fruits! and belt that he is so proud of. kiln ot brick last Monday morning. J uet j mention Battle Creek to a thrashing machine. Hastings base bullist, and you will Btairu with Henry Strong's engineer Itad bls his hand make him exceedingly tired. He will badly hurt last week while adjusting a belt appear as If life was a dreary sad waste, and hardly worth living. Battle Creek OARTLETON. Sevsra! of our citizens attended the reunion. came over prepared to do up the Hast­ ings nine, and get even with them v for their defeat by the latter on their own Monday. grounds some time ago. They bad the not like chaira, and bo they double their Kalamazoo catcher, and several crack rod. Ont. playert. In fact there were but three menu to visit several of the western states tho of the regular B..C. nine on . hand. To rite and run in a body to help you if makewssurance doubly sure they had latter put ot this mouth. an umpire. Umpire? He was the last specimen on earth to be called an um­ fully as they come in or go out Our base ball nine visited Vermontville Tues­ pire, and his decisions were the rnnkeat Tea is brought in a largo cup of the He favored day afternoon and eame home defeated-over over heard anywhere. whelmtngly so. The Vermontriile boys were Battle Creek on every point up to the thinnest and finest blue porcelain. You over here Friday last and were defeated In a fifth inning, calling their men safe who were plainly out. After that nine had all to bits if you like. A man stands by close game. Orson Dun kun died of paralysis at the home a good safe lead, he began to act a little with a brass teakettle of a curious olid of his son Walter. In Maple Grove, Tuesday al- more like a being who had a soul, and fashion filled with boiling water. This a little sense of honor. Still he was a ti poured on your tea at your picasura. township, but of late years liaa been living tn B. C. man, but not so rank. The visit­ Then you put a little red porcelain lid on ors outplayed .the home team, and Kansas. He was al-out O) years ot age. your large cup. Then in about half a A you ng man named Jacob Welre, nephew of could have won without the umpire's minute you pour the tea from your big Jacob Hill, ot Woodland, teU from the loll ot a assistance. Our boys were rattled, and cup into a very small and very fine cup. ban. directly into the cylinder of a threshing made some bad breaks. From C. W. of an egg-shell size and tlucknhaa. Ln Jordan, scorer, we learn that Battle Creek made six safe hits. Hastings sev­ the course of half an hour you may, if kuecs down wore torn Into shreds, and. while en. Score, 16 to' 2 in favor of Battle you like, have u many as three cups of hot water poured on your tea. But I am the physician* were amputating them the young Creek. in an died. Life is short and we cannot afford to only has one; takesit strong and straight, T. 8. Brice, ot Maple Grove, while In town Tuesday morning, was taken sick and went be miseaable if there is a possible you see.—Joaquin Miller in Chicago chance for relief. We know now that Times. home. We learn tliatbe is quite 111. Shultz's tailor shop was broken Into by bur- many who have been afilicted and been giars Tuesday night ot last week and clothing to suffering for years untold misery, a parta of Switzerland the natbe amount of 875 taken. The loss falls beaYily burden to themselves ns well as others, e their fortune* with what have found by going to Dr. Beas and placing themselves under his judicious they caQ the grape cure. The system is day, and «ill hate an cxamlnaUon before Esq. treatment have been made perfectly gravely advertised, and resident physi­ Mills, Thunxlay, lor attempting to outrage Dell well. We are constantly hearing words cians administer the proper quantities of of praise of him for tne ability with fresh grapes. You go to a mountain vil­ which he handles the worst and most lage, enjoy the fine scenery and bracing difficult chronic cases, such as have to the spot by the woman's cries. air, eat grapes for a certain number, of Wm. Burgess, of Assyria, was arrested Mon­ baffiol the skill of many noted physi­ day and brouglft up bear Tuesday to answer to cians and we are glad to learn that a a charge ot attempted murder, tirefemd by a great number of our afllicted citizens health. Enterprising Connectieutere are both here and in the surrounding coun­ proposing to advertise the clam euro try have availed themselves of his ser­ is a similar manner. The med ioIn a I vices and been made well and happy. We feel that too much cannot be said never been'adequately exploited. ’ A. .Hunton Um not returocd from ChlcuKO. in his praise for the ability he has and theseudlaglaf a delegation & search of shown in effecting such wonderful dent Arthur, who got well ait noon as lie cures as he surtly has done. The Dr. had oaten fried clams, is cited as an illus­ him Is tn couteuiplatlon. Burglars atuinipted to raid tbe house of Aus­ will visit here again Monday, Sept 6th, tration. Mort men about town know tin Brooks ou Wednesday night, but were at the Hastings House. the virtue of a cocktail of clam juice frightened awa) before effecttag an entrance. before breakfart. A diet of raw clams Hcbool commenced Monday with a good rtten- .The prohibition county convention was held in tlie courthouse Saturday i The Van Arman lltery has a^aln cbang- afternoon. Thirteen towns were re­ In the clam euro, as in all other cure*. presented. Delcga.tft. were elected to adjunct; but this can be supplied by the state and congressional conventions, publication of certificates from patients Dick StingtS-was In town Sunday. resolutions endoraing state platform Fitly tabs of butter and t>0 barrels ol eggs adopted, and a campaign fund of near­ who have been benafltted by a sojourn were Brooks A Smith artupvnents tar last week. ly 83U0 raised, B. R. Rose was made on the Connecticut coast.—New York Brit Hoag has returned from a week’s visit at chairman and T. Phillips secretary of Star. S’cwaygv. [ । the county committee. The following ■ Fred Hloeuiti. of Caro, flslted Oroo Strong last county ticket was nominated: Sheriff, Thursday. L. E. Stauffer, dty; clerk. A. E. Heath. Jim Clay has gone west on a bunting trip. Baltimore; treasurer, C. II. Coman, mind the customs of tho middle ages, Middleville; reginter, Simeon Overholt, took place a few days ago at Munich. is working »< tbe apple elevator. NashviUe; Proa. Att’y. Walter Webster, King Lodwig’s heart, which liad l>»en Several prominent Hasllncdtes were in the Nashville; surveyor. Willis Humphrey, removed from his body previous to the village Tuesday. Johnstown: C. C. Com’r, Wm. Howley. embalmment of the latter, was pinned at A concrete walk lias been laid in front ot the Woodland; coroners, Dra. Wood: — Woodmansee, the time in a magnificent diver-gilt urn nlfv new Boice block. city *n«1 and Currwntp, Carpenter, WrwuHun/r: W oodlantfj repro-' 'specially made for the1 purpose purpose andfilled filled -rO. V. SUCKER. ot»v - The Thunnm ... —— . -----------------. L. . . . and .. . tentative, T. Phillips, city. nomi­ . with spirits of wino. Die 2d Inst. all tlio nees are all good men. ’ bells in the city begat to toll, flags were ASSYRIA. half-masted, rhinute guns fired, and shops old Mr.UUktdtod Monday usirniiis. Take advantage of the bargains closed, while the urn containing the illMyron Cleveland goei to Hellenic to work for Lewis Steres is giving at his closing fated monarch’s heart, accompanied by I’helpsA Bsnie}. Geo. S. Hartom and daughter Vlra spent Bun­ out sale ot dry goods and "clothing. an immense military escort, was borne day with Dr. J. I. Baker at Sonoma,Calhoun Co., He says he does not desire to move in solemn procession th rough the streets anv of his goods, and will sell at and to the Western Railway station, whence Mich. Mrs. E. Hartoiuaud son Milton returned Sat­ Mow cost in order to save expense of it wm conveyed by special train to Al­ urday from a visit to friends In Saginaw. packing mid shipment. Having totting, about half an hour’s ride by rail Millard Hamilton and wife, of Bellevue, spent determined to leave the dty and go from the capital. On arrival there it was Sunday with Mm. Hainlluxi'it parents. Mr. A. Into business in another fieiil. he Is confided to the monks of the ancioat determined that if prices will sell humartery of the jjIucc, who have al­ W. Wlh-ox arid wife. School has commenced at lire- eouter. Mr. goods, he will close out his entire stock to the people of Hastings and ready in their keeping tlie hearts of a J.udwlg Is teaebcr. Goo. Hartotn's Lorre got mired on C. W. vicinity. Tlie large number of parcels long lino of King Ludwig's pradoceiaora. Tompklu's plare and came near drowfilng- ofgooifs taken from bis store everyday —London Letter. is proof that the people appreciate the Fortunately in? waa found and saved. f fact that he is selling goods nt bottom FOUR CORJ^RS. An interesting heirloom, known as the figures. See Mr. Stern at the Cash “Oliver Cromwell cup," has recently . Casto Warosr and wile Sundayvd with Mrs. store. been the subject of litigation. The cup W.’s parents of this place. 'oeUcal in question wm pn«ented by Oliver • Tbe meeting rt the church on Sunday last was Cromwell to his son-in-law, Gen. Ireton, well attended, but th- elder had to cut bls sor­ Additional Local Items. ■ — XJ Manon DtftMl. Detroit «Mk-on...... ters ready fur tbe frame. JHrthlas Allerdlng, ot Carlton, was seen re> cently mowing down lhat obnoxious rag weed growing by the roadside, an example all farm­ ers ought to follow, Mr. Henry rt'lthey baf bought ot A. J. Russel! the trnure and lot on Oak street, formerly owned by H. Livingston; and also tnc property east at tbe village formerly owned by himself, and will make Frre|-ort his borne. Tbe signs of the tlmra indicate that Freeport's only hope for a rail mad Iles in the possibility of an east and west rose! running l»etween Grand Rapids and Lansing, it you should bear aometiilag drop in this direction soon, don’t be Whfie Miss little Childs was away from home yesterday al unit IS young ladies took possession I DRBSRMAKBR, T»r Style* Alwsy* ffapptl«wl. E-! - - '-rl A Ib ution Given t-> Cutting qi; -' F'lUnj. Pattern* Cut to order. K.-it.xit-jr Sclmutz' Store. FBXXPOBT. From the Herald. Trade tn Freeport 1* on the Increase. Mra. A. F. Ztfwell 11 enjoying a vhlt tram her sister. Dr’s. DeVore & PrMtcy returned to Grand 1 Rapids yesterday. Campbell township nearly ready to run. Samuel Iloush leaves for Ohio next Ksturday to attend the reunion of bls old regiment, the TSd Ohio InfL Otis Yarger, Carlton, was on Sunday taken dangerously II! with pneumonia. Messrs. Fred Brunner and Myron Teeple are in atteiidaace at the teachere' institute at Hast­ ings. Fox & Bon hare taken tbe inucbloery out of K < SHELDON, *.-:n Abstract Block. Hastings. Mich.) Hir-the'Inly'set of Abstract Books la Barry IfAHTlN V. BABKER, Real Estate. AU. ! n.iiiranve and Loans. Oft. - -vith X G. Buuyan ft Son. 2 doors north , ot Fostoffice. • ,Uattention given to making exchanges •Ji proi-rtyi The intoreata ot non-reeldent prop-ny owaera carefully loond gfter. Fama of a l • -e< for sale or exchange. Houses and iotsters^e. l^ Wlx<Mn’,‘ IJrr'vl visited our town Friday. Quite aa audience abended tn the ev­ ening. A young gentleman cousin from Illinois has been rlsiitng at Mr. Flower’s the past week. A HtUe daugiiter arrived at the home of Steve temple laxt week. Mrs. Loveland lost on Batuntayapln from her watth chain. The pin Is somewhat peculiar, audits highly valued by the lady, it belt* a gift from her mother. Finder will receive reward upon returning same to owner. 8<diool commences to-day. office, adding modi to the appearance thereof. £ C. WELTON Is AZt'iil f»r the Ohio Fanner's Insurance Co. Be v .-.tes pslR-ie-on a man's property against .j„ i-y tirc.lkiitulugorwind; against a man’s I ife by death md accident ry to learn of bar death, which occurred Thursdav Ir.at In ix. .... .. Campus Physician, Surgeon and Oculist. D tai.,. n, > WHITa i. W. Lowin'. M.D., ■ ph-ted arrangements tor gnlng into the roer<mr *UU<e- He wU> occu­ bruising him severely. The buggy was damaged py the building now ltM*i by Rk-hards a Shedd sotnewhaL Fr>Uk H MUvLola Hyde Is aick with chills and fever. Avenue rr.'.ir-vfl>ceiUn»w; and wlth'the latest faces of type. :be BUHt approved patterns of machiuary* and (>;tnpettiit workmen employed, enables the Ha> Xi u to do Brst-class lob work. . lluo Baker, ot CaaUetoc, were married Thura- CO. unit per year..... ktrachirge for special positions. ■ The Sunday School picnic which tank place on KAY & Sl.BSCRIPTtON HATES IJ. ■ County News. WRIGHT, HaSwkos, Bahry Co., Mich Mobgo-thokbajpu Whorwood. A dreceudant of thia lady, one Dr. Whorwood. bequeathed “to Lord Sherborne and his hoiro my Oliver loom.” Unfortunately, however, for tho carrying out of the doctor's intentions, the late Lord Sherborne died liefore the cently hold the cup did not paas to the vidual who at the date of tho will wax Lord 8herbornA-Pall Mall (Twite. some forty-nine tons daily, tho beat kind to buy food. �7 BLACK. •CAMPBELL CHERRYCOTE FARM. Btoe miles of muddy roods teAtod that koMSand in that rattle-trap?" • genMoman arid, discontentedly surveying the almost feverish real. Now that be had again shaken Hal's hand, had sat- ble quality. A Pure wd MleUe Medidne-A compound fluid extract of rooto, lea' «. Sriiand berries is Burdock Blood Bit­ squire offended him. He felt as if be ten. They cure all disease* of the blood, id a long olgh of could not bear to see husband and wife liver andkidnevs. Lmlie is so infeated with "j4 Dr Manly, who recently killed 70. U at 008 shot dala had a noble nature and a strong credited with killlug will. Resolutely he trampled out the You can cure that headache by using mixed with amusement. He fell to spec­ fire that had so suddenly been kindled Cherokee Blood Purifier. ulating over what the woman would say Companies H. and I. Michigan infan­ try. clewed a two days reunion at Capua. tidlous elegance into their impoverished to be—ths eoverign of his dreams. Thia household. In old times Cbonycoto had brief madnooB at an end, he would ba Friday. WE ARE FOSITBT that Kemp’s able to take bar by tlie hand like a loyal JrarsApurilla will cleanse anA,p’^fy & plenty, it had simply flung wide open its blood and tone up the system, we doors and bidden die stranger in. have tbe confidence “Suppose we walk the root of the way," ending by the appearance of Hal al hie Price 61.00 per bottle. W. H. GoodBarksdale said, springing with alacrity elbow, looking like an amiable young from his mouse-trap of an equipage. "I Bacchus, to ruddy were his cheeks, so FOR26 CENTS get Kemps Liver broad his smile of pride over the beaded Pills for Torpid Liver _for Constipation, goblet he presented to tho traveler. “Drink thia, my dear boy," cried the for the Complexion. W. H. Goodykab. “I don't walk much nowadays; but THE GUARANTEED remedy. still—" said tlie squire, getting down in Virginian, “and if in your travels you Kemp's Balsam, for tbe Throat and rather a breathless fashion, and leading tbe mule, followed by Poss and his spav­ uiay I never compound another julep." Lungs. It never falls to cure Coughs, Absurd as it seemed to a man of Colds, Croup, Bronchitis and all throat ined steed, along a road parpetod with and lung troubles. Price 50c and SI. pine tags and bordered with wild honey­ Lancelot’s temperate habits to partake of stimulants at the meridian of anafter- Trial sire free. W. H- Goodyear. suckles. The new Traverse City driving dub “I haven’t asked you about your wife," Lancelot said, when It appeared that tlie of tho amber liquid, wherein straw-ber­ track is in first-class condition, and question oould no longer in common ries coquetted with sprigs of mint in e there is talk of a matinee there before mass of finely-splintered ice. Your long. courtesy be deferred. “Kitty? Why, she’s splendid," said brew dore you credit, Hal," he said, tlie squire, heartily. "And if you’ll be­ gayly. "And now to pay my respects to lieve me, Lance, I've six young ones, all tlie ladies. You haven’t told me what thouraada suffering from Asthrna, Con--- --------- -girls. Tlie old house is as full as ever, welcome to expect from my step-toother. ramption. Coughx. etc. Acker1* English Remodj but you’ll find things down at the heel. I’m to her debt for a long list of boun­ prepiHtion'known for all Lung Troubles, ties in my bayhood, and to have l»ecn tolrf m a pwritiw guarantee at 10c., 00c. hereabout: no Money, poor labor, no re­ separated from her till these yean Fam's Homnuss. Druggist pairs; tho women struggling with ineffi­ through the estrangement of that miserDeacon Samuel Croasmaa, of Ann cient servants, worn-out furniture, wornAt tliis moment in carne Mra. Barks­ Arbor, was W years old a few days ago. out clothes. But Kitty's temper don't wear out, thank God! • You’ve not for- dale the elder to answer for herself. She and was treated to a big surprise party had been told by the house-maid of the by his neighbors. arrival of a guest, and with tlie usual Lancer Credit 1« due tbe German women and cordiality of her kind, hastened in to do physicians for first using lied Clover his brother answered, in a tone of slight the honors. “My dear Lance," she cried, blossoms as a medicine. Beet results after a momentary survey of extreme are obtained when combined with other restraint. "You must have been surprised to hear astonishment, “I am glad to welcome medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr. Jonre’ Red Clover Tonic, which is the I max ried her. When you left, I was “If you knew how much those words lx*t known remedy for all blood diseas­ far gone in the direction of Polly Rivera, of Rivera hall, you remember. Polly convey to me!" returned Barksdale with es, stomach and liver troubles, plmplea, corti veneos. luul breath, piles, ague and played the devil with me; was engaged real feeling, taking iwr thin, old ban<l* malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ to another fellow all tlw while she wore and Visaing them. “I am alone in the petite. low spirits, hesu! ache and all dis­ world since my old aunt died, a year ease of the kidneys. Price B0 cento, of Sweet, and, by George, Lance, she's as Fred Hotchkiss. big round as a barrel, and has three autrtn mon- potent as we get on in life, I Ground has been broken at Monroe china. Kitty, now, is Might, and baa think. At any rate, I have fairly longed kept her figure wonderfully. I didn't to make friends with you all again, and for the new building at 8L Mary's acad­ lose much time in courting her • after such a welcome ae you and Hal have emy. Polly bounced me, did I? She was al­ extended to me heals many a wound of Therefore see that tlie members of ways tlie joliieat little thing, was Kitty.” “And l am far too old to indulge in your family are well supplied with Dr. Lancelot thought of tbe time when he had last seen Kitty Morris, then a youth­ rancor," said the old lady, tears coming Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeckful cousin of Mrs. Barksdale's, bn a sum­ into her eyes. "Now that our fearful son's root and herb cordial; it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, mer visit to Clicrrycote. She was stand­ promote sound sleep, strengthen tlie ing in the deep grass of the old orchard, feeling.with which we went into it. Oh, system and m remnove those distress­ under the cherry Lloseoms. in the spring of ing symptems which, if neglected, may '01. She was a mere slipof a girl then, with result in the most serious consequences. I think it would have killed him. But For sale by W. II. Goodyear. S1.C0 per let by-gone* be by-gone*. We must agree bottle. not to talk about the war. It was kind The republican state ticket is heartily of full-bodied, thin white stuff, with a supported by republic*^everywhere. sash of crimson, and the trick she had and we will make you comfortable, of interlacing her small, brown south­ though tilings are not m they wen- at The beat on earth, can truly be said of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is ern fingers when she talked. "Never! never!" she had cried out, in find Hal married and settled so happily. sure, safe and spvfdy cure for cute, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all an impetuous treble, the sound of which still eclioed in bis vara. “What I prom- manager I have given up the housekeep­ other sores. We positively cure piles, ing entirely into her bands. And tiione tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed try. I would rather die than marry sweet children! Dear me! Here I am for­ or money refunded. Only 2S cents. getting that Kato wants you to come out Sold by F. Hotchkiss. She had faced him bravely, defiantly, to tlie garden, Hal. She wishesi to con­ The Luce boom Is bigger than ever. two red spot* flaming in her ordinarily sult you about her flower beds. Don't toll clear, pale cheeks, but there was a trem­ her Lance is here, for she has not the Dr. Jackson’s Eve Salve is a prompt ble in her voice as if she would liave been least idea who it is. Tlie children said it and positive curp for all diseases of the eyee in inflamkUon. granulation, and weakness of vision. It costs but .25 Thus they liad parted, and now Lance- about tlie slieep. They have gone with their uuntii- to pick strawberries for tea. but cento, and is hlghlv recommended for his half-brother, the'niother of Hal's six you shall soon see tliem nil Lance, you piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. u* -Well, tain't "If you're a mind to wait tQl evenin’, tbe ■s An’ I reckon the buggy won’t break down Tween thb and the blacksmith’s at the crossroads. Thar’s string an'rope an’a lot c' nails under the buffler-robc, an’ little Poss here’ll manage to mend ths ing.prayer of little Poes (short for ’poosum), as the dilapidated vehicle, drawn by a spavined [.lough-horse, got Anally underway. Looking down with amuse­ ment at his excited petitioner, Barksdale saw a droll little darkey, cootumed in nity ineffable. Ten year* before he had left the neighbor­ hood through which they were now pass­ ing, at the outset of the war between the ttatre, and during all that time the his­ tory ot its places and its people had been almcet a sealed book to the wanderer in many lands. Ho had fancied himself weaned from his sentimental love for old Virginia: but hero he was craning his beck to look at tbe ancient landmarks, recalling rides ending at this point and picnic* at anotlierj his cheek flushing, snd a lump coming into his throat, like tlie veriest school-boy homo for the holi­ day*. Tbe country was beautifully had nothing to do but resign himself to memory and anticipation, while the ipring wind, laden with fragrance from freuhlngly. but before they could enter it little Poes jumped down to struggle with an old red gate of such peraistent inhospitality that Barksdale kimeelf could only force it open by half lifting the gate post from the emrnhling xiil. .. “Barren aCrea," he said with a sign, glancing over what were once prosper­ ous fields of grain. Grass grew on tlie roadway, and a multitude of little blue star Bowerwwere crushed beneath their wheela Emerging from a bit of pine woods, he caught sight of tbe gables ot the old bouse. They st least ware unchanged, half veiled from eight by Virginia creeiier and wistaria, jasmine and roses. His old room was that one with the window, over which grew the branch of a mulberry tree, its foliage ao thick that neither blind nor curtain waa required. As Barksdale gazed he saw, coming from the shrub- bar bestriding a mule. This was a man seemingly between 30 and 40 years old. with flesh, and wearing a long brown beard of liberal proportions. His fnune, albeit, a trifle on wieldly, was muscular • i in tbe saddle, even though the steed was of the present unenviable class, admira­ ble. His clothing consisted of a pair of corduroy breeches tucked into spurred cavalry boots, and a nondescript shoot­ ing jacket faded by sun and rain, with a broad-brimmed bat of nt raw showing girls. For a moment bn felt like turn- must be taken to your room. But here marks of home manufacture. At the jng back upon the threshold of his comes Hal again witli Kate. Dear boy! firat right of Barksdale his brown knit visit, but after poor little vaga­ he is so affectionate, and though you inquiringly; in a moment ho charged bond Poes had been sent to tlie never knew her intimately, I believe, down upon tlie antique buggy with mili- aervantM* quarters in quest of refresh­ Kate knows you well by reputation.” ment for man and lieaxt, tlie two walk At this point, when gtxxl Un Barks­ “Lance, old fellow!" he cried. "It isn't era struck into a well-remembered path dale paused for breath in her flow of pcsaible!” across the orchard leading to the house. cordial greeting. Lancelot felt his tern“Hal!" exclaimed the other simultane­ The cherry blossoms were again ain in in mhu throb, and a sort of mist pare before ously, in a tone that meant much. Im­ bloom, and there, under a green iarcade* 'his eye*. Through the open-door of tho mediately two hands met in fervent of snow-laden boughs, was seen a merry veranda Hal hurried, followed by a lady, friendship. Since tiieso hands had group of ladies and children picking vio­ and in a single brief and blissful moment grasped each other last a river of blood lets in the grass. Lancelot beaune aware of tlie fact chat had flowed between them. Bitter words Lancelot caught one glimpse of Kitty, Hal's Kitty was not his own “bride of liad been spoken, hot discussions bail recognizing her instantly. From the old dreams, whoee spell went with him raged, jwirty strife had swelled resentful girl of 17 she had expanded into a splen­ still. In plain words, Mrs. Barksdale hmrte; but now, when the htilf brothers did beauty of 27, -lithe and brown as the younger was the cousin with the met again, neither thought ef anytliing ever, with a rich color in her cheeks, not dimples—also a Kate Morris—whose but the early ties of blood and affection­ in the least suggesting u matron op­ given name had long ago deported from ate cumpauioiiHiitp. Barksdale, tliin, pressed by many cares of maternity and Lancdot’s recollection of the bdy, had active, and embalmed with the aUnoe house-keeping. Swarming bver her he ever thought of it, indeed. In tlie pbere of foreign travel, his clotlire scrup­ were a number of affectionate' small confusion of his Ideas during the mo­ ulously well cut, his speech refined to girls, and at a little distance sat Mrs. ments that fnllawt-d this discovery he xsirety, appeared nt least five years Barksdale tlie elder, looking tliin’nnd wm abeorlied with a longing to satisfy younger titan the bluff, sunliumt Virginia care-worn, engaged in conversation with himself at once about the Kitty. "The ■quire, who waa, in reality, considerably n lady whom he dimly recalled as an- only one worthy of that swex-t, oldhis junior. TMy wen- tin- gons of a Vir- otlier cousin of the by-gone days, then a fashioned noma," he raid, in his joyous iginia gentleman, who, lef| a widower coquettish with dimples, and. ..heart, for loven, M *-----------*-personage ---------- — -------------1----- •-----aa w<. WV1 uu«>w, know, giutur glorify ■with one small boy when be was hardly wonderful plaits of hair worn in a crown, everything. even the homely uomendatout of college, hail consigned the little around her head. The dimples were I ure of ancestral days. Zzmcelot to the care of his mother's rel­ Still evident, though tlie cheeks had She ianw in soon to answer for henelf, atives io the north. Marrying a second faded, but the abundant braids were the little girls, as before, twining around time in Virginia, Mr. Barksdale had set­ perceptibly thinner. Barksdale took in her waist and clinging to her skirts. tled down to t. peaceful agricultural ex­ all these details, although lie wondered “I wonder, Kitty dear, if you remem­ istence on the ratate belonging to his at himself for observing them in face of . her my oldest sem, Lancelot," said good bride, “one of the Carters of Cherrycote the immediate and powerful imprewion Mrs. Barksdale, with an accent of pride farm,” m that lady was styled. nude on him by tlie first view of his in her presentation of tlie stranger. Hither Lancelot liad come, to spend sister-in-law. The color had receded The evening sunlight slanted through many Iptppy hours of irrespotuiblc holi­ from his face, leaving him deathly pale. a western window of the old oak-janday in tbe free and easy life of old-time “What Is tho matter with you?" asked elled dining-room. Lancelot stood with Virginia. Here he had learned io feci n Hat innocently. “No doubt our Vir­ his bock to it, his face in shadoy, but tho sincere affection tor Aincere for lus his Kina kind stop-mouier stop-mother gima ginia sun haa has been too much alter after such sneb Marching radiance brought out every exand her boy Hal. Bui st the outaet of j a confoundedly long walk. I say, Lance, pn-rwion of her changeful face more the war his northern training and inn- if you'd care to come into tbe dining­ lovely than he remembenx! it and pathiss in political faith set •terrible j room ________ ••let me mix • you a julep before “You have not done me tlie honor to stumbling-block in the path of the f»m- you see tho ladies!" , name die lady," he said, taking horhand ily “)Jeo«antr>«UL" Unwilling to contest j “CajntLJ idea!" Lancelot found ffiraretf in his. tlw? fervid talk, he • answering, with a strong viavrv effort -I ot nuselfStil! mk *«-.**v torrent wirviu of v/v secession r<-vw.wi ““cull Sun m-ty Kitty atoms, Morris, though A a g greater at flrat kept silent. This led to stuqueion, contetd. He succeeded presently, and belle than ever." cried hearty Hal. “It', and finally to open warfare on the part ' while Hal bustled around among the de- just occurred to me, Un* ihat vuu and ------------- -- —— ~yuu ana nw rwirdp ah.l i .Gouoin tz:.*j -to- Lbe .famous . ■-friends. . . of U>e {-onerous people who who hull had nmee. oacr <-r. ox- 'j coater*. nailing calling tnr for me and mint mint and Kitty ..M. used tended their arms to him. His father straw!.- .Tries, «uwu uawiug with »JLU the Kiv . til! you q-tarreled - --------------------------ia4 stood battling about th-„, war What ghost of his younger mdf. Tbe trial had • iui idiot I wu to forget it" b»n to th- full m painful as h» had ex-, “I ham forgotten nothing." «,id Lanpected. Often m he lied presented iteelf | relut, for tbe second umv t|.at daVi to his imagination, the reality of suffer- । Kitty unditnttood him.—Mrs. Burton Ural MT—linrl . > / n, i.n.i Im - - r with i—.rv shone u}K>a him It Is estimated that 1.000.000 torn of paper are manufactured annually. The Barnum mine of Ishpeming, which hns been idle for some time, will Start up Sept. 1. giuin* employment to several hundred men. Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. Ail work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand w. keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish' esti mates snd do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the neo’ pie, and our largely increased sales show that we are sncnZ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we makeit a special object for Barry Connty people to buy of ns can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. DOLLER MILL I \ And otter marked improvement* will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. Yon will find him at hie new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to sen e the pub­ lie with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and yours respectfully, CATARRH OrtaWrWa->l u■ o-r>srt»r tW osn be cured ■w»«4!rtK« “’‘rfXI&’nwt e^raua t'Ma.^oiroc clutoio'Frbpe., Crane RapMs, ■<€*. iAMAN . . _ . ■ ■ - WITH -■ . THI —_ . — CKOOBAFHV --- — mm . m. ... mm ,.m OOUKTWY, m I , *. WHO IS VMACQUAINTKO OF THIS Wfi.1. iltiiwAtw cured every year by Acker's celebrated English Remedy. It ia a guaranted prepnotion ; if it does not help y*u It will oosl you nothing. Try it. A single doae will show ita good effect Trial bottles 10 cte. fkxd'ic Hotcsuuss. DnisgictCobb's little pills for 25 cents, excel­ lent for bowel difflcultire. Several Indian relics have l*>en dug up at the Oakland water works, St tnaire, consisting of stone axes, deer skinners and arrow heads. JfcA, of every kind cured In »> min­ utes by liooybrd’x Sanitan Lotiuu. This never fWta. Sold -SsffirJS $ <W I S 0 s. WZ' ¥1 "re “ «■ a iw » rruirt t naaftnuua. ■'Ir-j K“i- CHICAGO? ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY FTMaacicgitacmttralpoalUaQand clow relation toailwtarf:'V- is;'?®, ro«t* KI pointe W ent, Northwest IncludM tn ite main line uno err™ - • jtfQlIlWBui gpd Bock “V’-l htafftomPnirttei-i. Ottum*.Wmrerset Atumu tie Oontro antPCDuncil Bluffs. /tchlscc. S8S1S7ila SSSocUata dtte«towns. riUsge-. m.d fluent. THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE ■site patrons that ssnss of nerennal security M.S- I.lry/couJpVint’y IsslJSj teed to eure yea. Sold by W. a aSx&£J*n“' JJ!’,EJ£kKS8 S’OHTS. made. miserable ' 1Hi*, terrible ermab. s.:iiob's cun. i. oL . ,. .-------- —r-'^ourro. - ; luxurtee of ita Paweu^ Surin,’ THE FAMOUS r. 8 ALBERT ALBERT LEA LEA ROUTE ■* ... St Psul' between Chicago and ‘;r-cn-tar*» /.: 2 % CAI «■ «T- �OATTbE RAiafNG IN FLOWOA. TIME LONDON EXHIBITION. MMAA AMONQ THE AMCMMTA LOVERS 8TH.U Rheumatism The children played thro* tbe orchard Ufa without sugar, ao aWutaly amtai enriching the vita! field. ,0-UT* or craalm who ora ,‘r.^ieroo. rr.od.Mi. h*.. «r™d Sh>«- X rb. Iront*^ Tb.7 k.™ latondtr™ Owngb, »> th. «,<rud tram «» AUudlo to Ua gait. F,«, inch rf 0>>* .wrrtu><7 h*« b® dbptllxl >>r h“UU IndAob Tb" InJI“ <““*h*wk. nrtolf* *-l blo.xl.eurd. ,„.wh >op h*” boon omninon b*rto !» out »d ormoa* by th. dm Mid cttluiru X th. nu«. WL-rrox dir b*lf «0d herd* wm wont U,ra I’l’— t*1’ ouwboTW mounlMl up.® thrib tad *~> tnu»h««l poo™ .M. a. b« round pumitaj ttwlr pnthlao two,... rnr.iu.-b th. .wnmt* *“d junglthe interior. i . During thecivfl war Florida baevesoonuttnw-1 largely in supplying both Fed­ eral acd Conf-dersto armies. Regular dstaita were made from the contending fortre. -xnposod ot experts in cotttehsrdin j. to wltoct beef cattle and supplr ch« demand formoat. Since the war BtCv tlwurends ot Florida beeves have bsec transported sctom the gulf of Mexitm tq the Cuban markets. There are Dewly’W.IXX) bead of cattle in the state. The r->anner of managing the balfowild cattle m n«da tea matter of astooisb•esnt those unacquainted with the biuiD^ The task requires stout, athlettc. determined roung men, thoroughly inured te tlie hardships and privations of out-door-Hfe, trained to the saddle, thor­ ough wxnbmeu and exports in ovarything pertaining to the business. Parties 'of cowboys usually number from ten to fifteen men organized under ths careful 'kill ef a Dupervteor, who asRumns all the rMpoMibility of management. They trr i.-^mpamed by a wagon and team. oMJtainmg all tho comp eijuipages and Buppliss for a loqg and tedious service. The t’Amster mutt be a thorough woodsmm. who follows his pathless course from ranch to ranch and acts in the double cajseity of teamster and cook for tbs anuro party. Strong and substantial ealtk' p*n« are erected at convenient hcalitiM where there is rich grass and plenty of water and shade. Thv “round up" fa peculiar. Early in tee morning the cowboys^ mount their pjnfas.(dfa. ncuml>eryd of everything ex­ cept tiieb^tong fifteen foot cow whips or “drag)-" and lunch for dinner. Of course, their browi-hnmmed hate and heavy spurs are indispensable appendages. IhiB equipped, receiving orders from the “boss,’ they start out through the cattle range rounding up everything, congre­ gating usually about noon at some deeignsS*. point. After a few hoars' rest the iwuflds the signal to move by giving one crack of hfa long whip, and ".'■.■ry cowboy springs into bin saddle and th® herd u moved gently forward to the ranch or waning place, forming a col­ umn of wiitie Hometimes more than a r.-.fte in length. During dry weather eloutte nf dust rise .high, and may be •-•tn 4'-“ miles in the distance. Tbe cat­ tie are fresli and lively, hundreds gallopUig idiead trying to escape, while a heavy mase of cows with young calves 'ag hearty. in the rear. The herd mar< lii« slowly toward the pen. sometuna* through difficult swamps and bead into a clump <rf wrinkles. With an Our levs waa a rose of midsummer, wham admiral, Xcarohas, feund it in Che end of the come tow ha then got a hitch Not even its thorns were missed; around a eixty-pund chunk of limestone, For love and dear quarrels brought sweet remedial agent a few years before tbs and, after giving it a few pendulum •Hoy, birth of Christ—“a honey called eac- swings, whirled it around his head like With tender sunshine of after-joy. a alungshot. A boy attendant then handed him a stone jug of the heaviest From the blossom-smllo of May! • ecribod it as a meefioino. Tho juioe of caliber, which lie wrap{>ed up in a shawl * ... ____ __________ . and chucked between his ‘crosaod arms And we have grown old and gray; oriental nations as an in tn rioting and his chest. "Will you pay for it if I Ixmg, long mated, for good or ill. others in making a great allow for itself. drink. The Arabises used sugar in break it?" he asked, after giving the Lfjng, long marrisd, but—loven still! The Indian courts are dreams of carved -Madeline S. Bridges Id Frank Leslie’s. Coppers large quantities, and it is related that bundle a preliminary hug. and inlaid screens lining the long guldropped in from all rides, and under tbe teriee for hundreds and hundreds of . THE QUEEN-MOTHER OF ANAM. rittale 80,000 pounds of the sugar were next hug tbe massive stoneware col­ feet, with Indian carpets and draperies required to prepare the oomfitures and lapsed like an egg-shell. covering tho upper walls, trophies of Samson next seisod a wheelbarrow by Indian arms over every doorway, and the end of the handles. ' “Who will give quet at Bagdad. the roof ail a-flutter with flags and ban­ Sugar waa introduced into Europe by me a florin if I let him sit in bore and ners. v the crusaders. In 1166 tho king of Slctly lift thia thing the way I bold itT No one some highly curious and interesting de­ Within the arches of the carved screen seamed disposed to volunteer, Samson tails at the visit paid by the French realmade his boy get aboard and hold the limestone rock between his knees. She ia blind, probably with cataract, by the half-mile, and one tears himself manufacture and sent them skilled work­ men. In Germany, even as late as the filled with even more distracting things. tho ground, hold it cut at arm's length infirmities, her influence over the affairs There are embroideries in gold and coion erod it without allowing the front and to famities could afford to use it In 174 embroidered with pearls Marggraf, a celebrated chemist read ;le inch. He then produced a Lbe Cry mi Palace aad # —‘th of things strange and interesting, and one revels in Indian art products particulorlurly. The same buildings at South Kennington hold it as held the fisheries, health and inventions imaginings of East Indian gornotisnoea. Caahmcse shawls and Chuddah shawls, chuddahs so fine and cilky that the mythical feat of drawing them through a ring can be done in plain rtght, and chuddahs of infinite shades of soft, dull blues and reds and grays,^bewilder one in their various presentation. Tho Poalttro Cere. took four IxilUw and I cheerfully reA-mmend began Uking Hood's Sarsaparilla, a&d U did Hood’s Sarsaparilla too Doees One Poller. ------- _w______ ___ florins A Identical with broad-shouldered raftsman accepted tbe challenge on condition that the matador hie own preparation that tbe manuf^o. should refrain from using Us clinched lady) and followed by man proved a tough customer, but in colleagues, however, laughed the project spite of all his kicking and bracing the champion finally got a lock-grip around through I). wi, for the adoption ▼er hold one before them, and as for naught. When Marggraf died in 1788 it seemed as if his discovery would die amidst the thundering plaudits,, of tbe rustic spectators.—Dr. Felix L.’Oswald. bearing scimitars sheathed in silver scabwith him. such treasures into the exhibition. The Achard, his pupil, at the close ot tbe Dacca muslins, the famous fabrics known century, being director of the academy, of eunuch and female functionaries ad­ there as "dew of the evening** and husbands, and history tells of none of vanced, while weird mtwfe waa heard in termined to ectabbah a manufactory in diem who liave had serious trouble with Silesia for tbe production of beet-root their wives. We read, it is true, that and turning through a labyrinth of avoworth more than a tissue of gold thread Martha Washington was overheard by of tho same width. • / chemist and tbe aaafatanoe of the crown, certain vfaitora who slept at Mount Ver­ Foprth w*rd—Sheriff's offlee, io tbe court Better than all these things in cases is the project was not successful, although non, giving tho general curtain lectures the sugar was perfectly satisfactory. It was not until 1841, nearly 100 yean after penetrated through tho thin partitions aols and banners and pthers playing on , work of the city of Jenpore it/repeated siun-v. tint essay, that tho produo- which separated the rooms; but the flutes and tambourinbs; they reoamblod In a model palace, whose first courtyard traveler adds that Gen. Washington lie- for all tbe world a batch of used-up balis filled with the shops of native artisans was finished, merely said. “Now good shawls, cutting stone to the fineness of tinguiahablo from the cans sugar. It is sleep to you, my dear." After this noth­ lace-work, molding clay on the primi­ rnrhapa less brilliantly crystalline, and ing more waa heard. tive potter's wheel and beating out gold s by many thought to bo sweeter than Washington wrote many and long let­ king was present, as gracious as ever, but and silver ornaments. This Bcindiah its Indian rival.—Now York Commer­ ters to his wife which ware full of affec­ more silent than usual. A solemn still­ palace contains two rooms sacred to tbe cial Advertiser. tion, but “Lady” Washington thought so ness pervaded the place. Suddenly a much of these iliat she destroyed them slight noise was beard at the end of the use of the prince of. Wales from which before she died. Only one escaped—tho tbe public fa roped out, but into which Possibly from a wholeaomo reapect for one in which he announced his appoint­ one can at least look and see the domed the parcupine'a apnars, the monkeys and softly shaded room with its beauti­ mostly restnet themselves to tho bars ment as commandor-in-chicf of the fore a mysterious curtain. This was ful walls, its divans and rug* and a cen­ and ropes to tho upper half of the cage. colonial army. He begins tho letter raised in a few minutea, and, behind it tral basin of overflowing water that re­ Now and then there is tho usual skir­ “My dearest,** and clows it with the appeared a kind of obscure arcade by flects as a mirror tlie arches and the silk mish among themselvee, without which statement that h« is “with unfeigned re­ which tho audience chaintxir ia connected canopied, ceiling. with tbe private apartments of her monkeys seem to be incapable of endur­ The Cvylon division begins with a copy ing life. Occasionally an irrepmMible majeaty. The queen-mother could now of Che gateway and part* of the Buddhist monkey scizee the tail of a jackal as it the letter his pet name for his wife, be faintly distinguished, immobile as a Temple of the Sacred Tooth of Kandy, passes uffder him with the peculiar “trit­ am! Gantarna and Buddhiirt emblems are trot" of tho race, hauls it up into the air has mode a will with which he doubts the company, tho curtain was let down prominent in all the decorations of the until it yell* with mixed anger and tor Ceylon gallery. There fa a large case of ror. and then swings itaelf among tho to her forty years, and "during all this ent. her majesty communicates with the gems in this division, over which one bars above, and grins at the victim in time be wore," sayii hfa adopted son. outer world, including the king himself. George Washington Parke Curtis, “sus­ The king, still on his knees, beckoned to hangs enraptured.- In it are cat's eyes derision. pended from his neclr by a gold chain the interpreter to approach and kneel as large as the end of your thumb, and As to the rabbits and guinea-pigs, they ticketed at 115.000 for one such trifle, seem to bo simple nonentities, and the and resting on hfa bosom, the miniature down. He then said something th the queen, who replied from behind the cur­ and mbits and sapphires of a size and monkeys do not meddle with them. portrait tain, and the visit ended.—Pall Mall Ga­ and mneuw-t must bo struck squarely, color never seco in other exhibitions. There is some fun in pulling the tail ot a zette. te a f«u» abrupt turns with a large drove Rubite in the rough, and sapphires of pig or jackal, because the one will squeal destroys the march of more titan half a every other Rhode beside blue; dull as­ and tire other will yclL But rabbits and •RHEUMATISM Is caused by a “Itetentlon of Tho Vigo Bay Trewuru company, of IV Morbid Humors In the system," and there tral sapphire* that show a 'five-pointed guinea-pigs make no outcry, and tiiere<iay. London, lately received a curious collec­ Late in tlie afternoon, near night fall, star of white light when held at a certain I fore are allowed to go their own stupid tion of articles taken from the treasure wit, is indeed a great treasure, its n^anipa herdsman is seen to dash ahead, and angle; Alexandrites that are alternately way. Ducks and geese too, being noisy It way. at any moment, atiack the Heart galleons sunk in the harbor of Vigo. ulator, if I may use the term, ia a gen­ That and T!>e the log fence gapway; of the cow pan is green and rad, and softly shining moon­ birds, afford a momentary joy when Spain, in 1702. There are specimens of eral favorite. Hfa word* are watched___ r. _ ”_cause _____death I__ ■ Instantly. A_ ___ - al... ..I—celebrated a.rl>r. .11 ______ thrown open for the reception of ths stones dazzle tho eye in the.range of that suddenly suspended by the neck or wing, logwood and mahogany that, in spite of and hfa sayings repeated. He --Hgliteria. one caatf of Ceylon treasures, and silver herd. The head of the column reaches but tho jackals seem to give the most their 184 years' submerrion, are in a per­ care, diffuses cheerfulness, quickens the **J“L the gnpwoy. often refusing U» enter, and and gold and [x-arls, lace and tqrtoise- sport, their tails bring irresistible to any fect state of preeervation. Dyers who thoughts of others, and multipliea harm­ turns back upon the irear, forming a cir- Rhril, make a circle of attractions around of the monkey race. It is very amusing have experimented with the logwood less enjoyment. HIBBAMI>*S RHEUMATIC SYRUP ROM to blood, wtifch is tbe aaM ot the disease. Itls cri which is s iinetimsss hard to break. tlie gems.—“Ruhanah" in Globe-Demo- to watch a jackal trotting along with suite that it is even better for. dyeing There is. however, one thing sad about atbe purely vegetable compound. It dlasolres all The drovers hold them in check, gradu­ husliy^ail erect, and suddenly recollect purposes than the wood now imported. him. The fine talker run* but a brief acids, drives out ai) rheums And expels all dan­ thatltis [Mowing under a bar tenanted The mahogany, too, is very fine and career. He fa as short-lived a* the race­ gerous littmora. ally drawing in upon! them, until some For RhcumMlMn. Kidney and Uver Com­ by a monkey. The way in which it solid. One log has arrived twelve feet horse, or as the man who swings by one plaints, Neuralgia. Salt Rheum. Hcrotria. Ery­ older and tamer luiimal takes the lead In your dreaaingroom you have soft droops ite tail and scurries out of reach long and twenty-two by thirty-two lug on the trapeze, or another man who sipelas. Tetter. Rlngwona, and the Innumerable and enters the gateway, when all grad­ kindred irnnblen. It ii invaluable. Price. 81.00 ually follow and are inclosed with strong cold water and a sponge, probably placed of tlie monkey's paw, seems to amuse its inches square, which is now being sawed wins applause by forcible spurts of dis- Er bottle. Sold t>y all druggists. Alwurs use ibbertl'a Rheutnailc I'faater in eonSeetiotl bars for the night. Here the cowbovs there over night, so that it is in the persecutor almost as much a* a success­ np to be used in tbe manufacture of fur­ witiithe syrup. Made only by the com" in close contact probably, for the morning of tho same temperature as tlie ful grasp of ite victim. As to tbe jack­ niture and walking sticks for momenIf he te witty his jokea become thin. RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO., flrst tirtie since sunrise in the morning. air; then you have a nice, soft Turkish als themselves, they slink away for a mo­ toea. The chief curiosity, however, is an If he fa descriptive hfa landscapes lose All with common consent turn toward washing glove and a piece' of plain Cas­ ment, but soon forget their previous ex­ ancient pulley block four and a half feet their fine coloring. If he fa dramatic, • I he ramp near by. Their weary ponies, tile or ivory soap—not scented; that periences, and run the same risk again. high by three feet broad, with four solid lie becomes stereotyped and he mokes n covered will-, sweat aiid dust, are quickly were dangerous to health; then standing —Leisure Hour.■ copper sheaves, 18 inches in diameter. It dismantled wreck on the shores of time. city o! HietlinR*. In common council assembled, do nrdaln and establish tbe toUowtaR ordi­ tinsaddied and turned loose to roll and before a basin of hot water the whole is solid oak. and was probably used in If. however, he has learned to be a good nance: ChlUirrn of tbs N.*pollt«n P»CT. wallow1 upon tlie green sod and refreah body is quickly lathered and rubbed^ listener as well, he will not so soon be (faction 1. No building or part thereof, with The Naplee children are of a kind diffi­. hoisting heavy articleu of merchandise exterior wall.', cnii'trurted of wood or other themselves. Then supper is announced. thoroughly. This ought not to occupy or the anchors. Tho wood is perfectly discovered. combustible material, shall be removed Into, cult to classify. Bora in extreme pov­ There fa but one rule gov«-ning both placed upon. rebuilt or erected, or removed After supper the solacing pipes are filled more than say three minutes, and after preserved, but an iron band is completely erty, clad in rags, fed upon cruris, from one place to another In that portion and thia cornea the cold sponge bath, which and the whole party set tlieaselvea upon i corroded away, while the copper wheels talk and talkers, and that is. to bo cer­ part of said city within the fallowing txxxndastrings of maocaronl and sour win# the lap of Mother Earth to rest their need not take more than a minute and are only slightly oxidized.—Scientific tain that what wn say will lie acceptable. a hrif A moderately coarse towel sleeping on the floor or on pavements,, American. , .. _____ M... muit nntnr their tnHirer Valley railroad bridle across Fall should be used, and tbe skin should bo on tbe south side of said bridge, thence Mong the west side ot said Full creek to thoroughly dried. Remember tiiat tlie Take some corn and soak in water all m rare co*/ — — —------. . night Then take out and grind until the east side of Montana boasts the largest and most «lw*j. in rood .pint*. HMmuXil. reduced to a dough-like state. Tlie next Washington society was, before.the thence east alone the south skle ot Apple street ferocious specimens of the mountain lion pleasant glow; remember, too, that there ol them in th. dnytlrnn. At night thing is to prepare tho chili pepper, the war. under southern influence*. The to be found on the Pacific coast. They miwt be no dawdling over tbe botbth,, .wmw out X *U th. !»■■■ ■» •nod of which ia taken out and boiled wealthy, men in high places hare who Qt^tM city of HMtinsn *r» f-xmd in great numbers all through dawdleas much as you please while .bih U.W b*” tarn hidd«. twenty-five minutes, then tho skin ia embraced wttliln the limit* prewribeS In the that country, and their ravages extend drwring, but bathe with judicious celer­ .bout th* W*lk’. lull al ttaohiX. much taken off and it is ground with garlic, themselves, and influenced new members *o far u to attack not only weak calves ity; and remember, thirdly, that you black popper, salt and some Mexican of congress and public opinion at large end yearlings on the ranges, but also mwt never neglect to wet the bead with seeds. Some meat, usually lean beef, by their hospitalities, were formerly, •beep, goats, and full-grown steen. Tbe cold water, else disagreeable eenaationa and not tho little hairless dogs as has with rare exceptions, southern men. Tho natural home of tbe animal is there. Tho Jilh to old™ m.mte<. of to tamOr. been slanderously charged, is chopped south gained strength, as is well known, •raatures are so bold and have become so ud ~a»Um- to, e*» ba aaaa flv^t up very fine and a little lard is put over by sending to ropresent her people and minwrous that tbe settlers are obliged to stomach, and immediately after getting ta to •• > »«>“* to to it. All is now ready save tho shucks, states men of distinction at home; men wage a war of extermination. The ter­ «u<* b-t ■n-dUhi^ook-»«* morata, •* DWundlr •• If d »«™ nna- the whitest of which are selected and of education, wealth and social position, ritory offers a bounty of *8 for every cold w^r -Hl b. d*Tte, mm u> bto tooluml, aa nau scalded with hot water. The corn dough, and then by keeping thorn long in office. btillrtlnira shall t»e eoven’d wllh slate. Iron. tie. •calp, and during tho winter the cow­ r«7 (Wlghtful. tad-J. '■»“»«’ ’h-ch boy*. having lots of spare time, devote ml?bt d-erib. If Ioho~.J«“*n> not. at time. They may have sleptand with the various ingredients before men­ The north acted very generally upon tho gravel or other non combustible material equal­ tioned, ia then spread on the shuck and tlutory of “rotation in office," and her ly secure ngalnst fire. their energies to hunting the linns, which Sec. X Any person or person*, who shall vio­ waked again to renew their sports, which the latter rolled up. It is then ready te representatives for the moat part lived in late the provisions of this ordinance, or shall they find to be a profitable pursuit as well Th.™ *™ vaag. l-n-*»dI ptaiw tart* U protebl, to c***Child™ pU,taj go into a pot of hot water where it ia tlie hotels and boarding-houses; and aid or a**l«t in such violalion, rimll farfrit aod u full of adventure and excitement. Ud niowm l»lb.. *U of Wblcb mv te ihrnup* l» to .i™« *t 1 or » o’clock steamed till done. It is a universal Specimens arn often killed measuring Uk.t *X bom.; b«< f« •“ ia to morning would te A mrprUln* dish In Mexico.—New York Market Rented to elegant ladies and fared sump­ hundred dollars, and In nine feet from tip to tip, and weighing bcm-bold telhldf omnm»dm» » to ■labl io Amerio*. O’ o’** Io any otter tuously, it was at the houses of the meat shall be !nt|irtooi>ed Journal. 200 to 300 pounds. Many more naeasureouoU, in Europe. Bol M Napl- oo southern members. This state of affairs fog from ten to eleven feet are fre­ C..IW Hot-K. Tho Theory of a Tbundcr.torm. for many years had an easily traced and quently bagged, and occasionally a monM. Colladon, in a paper to the Acade­ incalculably great influence.—Ben. Per­ mic d--o Sciences, suggests that tlie elec ­ ley Poore. ne of England and tho une. Done at tbe council rooms In the etty of Has ciut >m«l U> Conriarr M propra or dKO,- tricity oo vividly illustrated by the thun­ jre I am persuaded of tho (zu.-N*pl«« Cor. Fnroeuoo Chron- derstorms is generated principally by difierenco between us and friction of air and water vapor. During Iclo. ___________ ' A |>aradoxical obser n tiiunderatorm the raindrops formed in while menthol, a remad imparts a sensation of 6c I tMrahW Wrtu VahBUao BraZ UssstUM.Wm. The summer visitors must have some­ would straight- thing to carry homo mblwd with it are really hich is replaced by air drawn in later* salvefl, particularly tbe big boyu. Which JusT'xmding skin,- This •* -tr ;'*lr-advsnredfee«v 1 lie didn't HIBBARD’S RHEUMATIC SYRUP, A Great Blood Purifier. TEUORAPHYURrtSm Michigan baa reba anllxanu. Timas. �1 The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Miuh.. September 2.1886. Republican Nominations. For Gowroor—CYRU8 «. LUCK, erf Bramb. For Lb-utenint Governor--JAMES. H. MAC^wSH^^Mirer, GEORGE L. MALTZ. of pSrAndlucUeaerri-HENRY H. APLIN, of inatrvetion— 8 AMTEL H. BABCOCK. <S Wayne. For MnreMmUve In State LagtsUture-JF.ili»v M ilnnftm oouam TtCKKT. BAKER SURI NKR. '! MACK. •r- CHF.mTuI-UEN A. HOUGH. Prosecuting Attorney—PHILIP T. CO).- For Orcutt Court Commteatoucr»-ALONZO F_ RF.NASTON, HA1.TLEY E HENHRICK. For Coroners—JOHN M. MKVINH. A. IVAWHOBN. , be rroublloui eouventton of tbe eleventh Tire republican Mate convention at Grand Kaplite last Thursday nominat­ ed the strongest ticket eve? placed l>efore the voters of Michigan. The nominee for Governor, Cyrus G. Luce, of Branch, Ls a farmer who, as master of the state grange for years has a state­ wide reputation. He is an able man, in svmp.ithy with the people, and will creditably represent the agricul­ tural interests of the state, and inaugu­ rate such reforms as are demanded'for growth and protection of the state’s gruaust industries. The other nomF nees are capable, honorable men. who add strength to the ticket, and give assurance of acceptable service to the people. The ticket will be elected by 10,0.0 majority and don’t you forget it. CLEMENT SMITH. DWIGHT 8. SMITH. Chairman. SDFTOBIAX notes. Greenbackera should not. andI will not. forget that 'Cleveland is a <deinoerotic president. Ab such, he reflects the dominant sentiment of his party. He end hi* secretary of the treasury have favored the retirement of the greenback. They have accumulated the largest treasury surplus-ever held at Washington. They have opposed ■Over and its further coinage. They are uncompromisingly hostile to every principle and platform adopted by the greenback party. And yet the green­ back party in this state has united its fortunes and joined hands with the democratic party, whose chief represen­ tative has shown himself and his party sb opposed to every tenet of the green­ back party. Democratic tradition and ■ history shows fuUy as much opposition to greenback issue us democratic prac­ tice. The memory of man has to run back but a very few years'to And demo­ crats in and out of congress bitterly boatile to the issue of the greenback. No man can point to a single demo­ cratic national platform in harmony with greenback priuciples. One would suppose that between such parties, so widely wparated in traditions, history and principles, there could be no har­ monious action. Indeed there should not be, snd would not be, were the real in­ terests of the green lack party factors in the consideration. They are not however. A few designing leaders, anxious for the loaves and Ashes, trust­ ing that tbe rank and tile of the green­ back party will blindly follow where they lead, and swallow never so bitter a dose, have consummated Ute furion. and sold party honor and party name The democratic party has mude a great bow] about alien ownership of large tracts of land in this country, and have pretended to see great evils from that source. Undoubtedly it is an evil; but if anybody expected tbe democratic party to do anything toward stopping the evil, they are-doomed to disappoint­ ment. The republican senate, at the late session of congress, passed a bill prohibiting aliens from acquiring more land in the United States. The demo­ cratic house referred this bill to a special committee, and that committee ed up tor action. Dor reported to the bouse. Thin hbows how much depend­ ence cad be put in the democratic party when action is neceuaury. It can howl all rtftit enough; but the howling is both the beginning and end of the Will Move Into their New Store, SPECIAL Second Door West of the Bank, On or About September 12th, “Tbe prohibitionists are the only greenbackars now In the field,” was the remark of a prominent greenbacker the other day. True enough, and the prohibition platform In this state seems to have been designed to accommodate the many greenl>ackers who can no longer swallow fusion, and who will »o iwwwria. U»«r Aiwa. 1’r. !“««•• allie themselves with the party that most nearly represents their, principles. In Michigan there is no doubt thxt the prohibition party comes nearest to adopting greenback principles. It will undoubtedly receive many accessions from the remains of what was the greenback party, and many more will either not vote at all or return to the Ktat«ol Michigan. । republican fold. ■Hsar Where we will be prepared to Show the FINEST LINE of MOST PERFECT MAM There are the best of reasons for be­ lieving that the next house of represen­ tatives will l>e republican, giving re­ publicans full control of the next con­ gress. The business depapedon, un­ rd to one delineate lor every U»’ ot popuand fraction thereof. If said fraction es- rest and alarm produced by the threat­ ened action of the last democratic house is certain to result in the election of a republican sueeeaeor to the same. Hau: congreaalcmal convention tor Ion at a caadidate tor cungrew tor oagrauioaal dlrtrirt and tor the E.WTMORRILL&C0 Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Ever Shown in Barry County, and at Prices that Defy Competition! day, the 1U day of sept., tn the year one thouMind right hundred and elghty-Mx. Fre<«Mit.W». W. Cole. Judge of Itobale. „ In tbe matter of the estate of Gilbert H. Hungerton). rtrceawxL Abai Moon, lolmlnlstralor ot ■•aid eMate, rep­ resent# that be It prepared to render hit Unal1 account a# «nch. and pray# lliat the luune mar 1 be heanl and allowed, and he be dtediarged from hit said trust. Thereupon It It ordered.thal Thursday .the 3ftb 1 11 af .t’-lnalr In the pctttkMi, and that the helrt «X law of tald <feDon. DicklMon held a convention in rewned. and all oUer ;- n.UM tnterwtrd lu taid G rand Rapids recently. Come to think 'aid court. th«o io be boklrn at Ux prob Ui tbe dty of Huliup, tn «*M county, i of it. he had two of them there ou that cauae. If any there tw.wby Ute pray day. the greenback allies of the Michi­ gan democrats having also got down on Mtate. of tlie pendency of laid petition, and tbe their knees before Michigan's demo­ bearing thereof, by cawing a copy <rf thia order to be pubHuhed In tbe Haatinri Baxxkx. a cratic boas and pap-dlspcnser.. z newspaper print! la *a!d county For wasteful extravagance and utter inability to meet the vital questions of tho day. the late democratic house of representatives is undoubtedly entitled der, a minor. to the cake.__________________ Notice la hereby given, that I shall #el) at pub­ Chas. E. Barnes, editor Battle Creek lic nnetton to the hlgbett bidder, on Friday. the i&th day of October, A. D. ISM. at ten o'clock in Daily Call, has been elected Master Workman of the State Assembly K. of L. The right man tn the right place. we have made a Specialtyxrf An Excellent Line. Overcoats, ranging in Pricefroffi $3 to $28 All Summer Weight Suite at Cost! For the remainder of the Season. E. W. MORRILL & CO., ? urion is democracy in disguise. Let no greenbacker be deceived. The democratic tiger Is concealed beneath the fusion donkey's hide. and alx hundred and thirty-three <03: li city <rf Haatlnga. Barry county. Michigan. The more the utter rottenness of the Dated. Augnrt aoth, A. D. 1*8. JOHN J. PHBKINB. Guardian. fusion bargain and sale in this state is understood, the larger will be the re­ publican majority. Farmer Luce for governor; a man of tbe people, and a man whom the people will delight to honor. Default having been made in the roodIUou« of “One. Price Clothiers.' RUSSELL HAS Removed The undersigned, having purchased the 'interest of Geo. HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS .— ....... ... ...... ...... lllt sau.u rrmaln unpaid and in arrear* for tlie -pace of thirty daTM, then and from thenceforth after the Upee o(tbe aald thirty days the principal «um oftwo thousand and nity dollart, with all arr^araMa nt _ n>lal»tr»U>ni or a-Mlgas. become and be due wd IWtWo ImmydUtefy tbemCUT. although the tn ’ll. th. ,t.._ a,.... . BM aeren hundred dollar# with all arrearage of In declared ■due and payable vnrtiraM i. —_ I been Instituted bysuldinortptcr New Grocery Firm! Paeston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the busi­ ness at the old stand nuder the firm name of AND Millinery Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street HOGLE & COOK We will do all in our power to hold the trade already e-tab Where he will be pleased to welcome all hie cus­ listed and largely increase the number of customers by selltomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods ing good goods at a small margin. in his line, at the Lowest Prices. Nev Ms Coiistailly taiw! Come and SJee TJs. HOGLE & COOK, JULIUS RUSSELL Centra] House Block. nUycribetf in Threshers, Attention! MONEY SAVED! We can suit you in make, quality and price of Threshers and Engines '“"“ESSi, We are agente for a doien different manufactures, and can fit up any man with any kind of threshing rig he wants We have also some good SECOND-HAND ENGINES, winch we will sell very cheap. We sell the we BEST GRAIN DRILL ■Denver Tribune: If Mr. Blaine were. at the head of tbe Government and had made a demand for tbe reJtwM: of Cutting there is not the shadow of a douU that he would liave been set free Jong l>efore this;and if Mr. Blaine shall FA^nTE^ We^vehSl an E ” rtyl“ “d FAR™ Immense Wagon Trade kumlUHlM the -S.LkK, no, ,uffen z S’’’ the dM reUMbie Studebaker and the Flin WagOT, which hs. many pointe of eioellenca notpossereed bv any other. Don’t forget when you want a hnuav and of the best mam warehouse. B-pe&ally, “ MESSER BROS Having bought a large invoice of TEA. we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; anil to induce , customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 2oc lots for any Crockery wc have in stock at face • value. Try Our Tea! Switlii Hmm fe fyjiftM. MwhHBKftM. �The Hastings Banner. ■^^nXGS.TnVRSDAY.SKlT.-fi. >««• total Advertising Rates: jzx al».|lcrtiw per line. . 8 etuis per line. u , enslaver Hat*. Motwi. ’ <-nts perEne. ' . . ... isuniaw line* . - avr i jitertainuientt for profit of Ip­ .. ..fW'izutlons. except for charitable . ; .... wftl K- «.fian»ml fnr uf qiEET Ml’SIC*' Musical Goods Popular ShMt MuMe. ...yjJ Any. tCd i*( Music Books or Sheet Music . . r.fvdivenUiuiron me. « JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler and Optician. 4-, i! 1. b ■ __________ ;_______ rpEkeiita ■ Willi f;nti ii large assortment of clfvlvs. and at prices cheap- McOnter’s, the Jeielef. *trl**ii:<w by an .xperloMed ami ■•tnpvient workman. —---L/.xal News. CiivMiim this ffrefc, 1,928. j. m. kooebs. Patronize Em. Busby’s bath rooms. Em. Bronx’s bath rooms are becom­ ing deservedly popular. SoioolI opened Monday under very propitious circumstances. WvBK in 1st and 3d ranks at K. of I’, hall Monday evening nexL . Drixk.vT' sundries, a big stock at Ixjttoni prices at Lathrop's drug store. Tin; finest stock of stationery at Lathrop’s drug store. The prices are right. promptly and acurttdy compounded at I^tarop’s drug More. rotiqns We predirt that HastingH will vote fur water works by u very decisive majontv. All indebtvd to Weissert Bros, must -.di aad settle their accounts at once. IStase take notice. Hastinw Division K.of P. is con­ templating Attending the Brigade meet­ ing, to be held in Grand Rapids the 28th. Several liorwa are Being worked on . the fair grounds preparatory to the coun­ ty fair which will commence the 28th of this month. . ■ s noot Hooks and school Supplies always on hand in large stock and at wii.t-s t*i suit the times at Dr. H. E. Lathrop's driig store. heal iof the Hastings Knlghto Templar are drilling their horses pre­ paratory for the conclave of that order -o be held ut St, Louis. I.'uas. florin kiss took a tumble into the basement of Parker's hotel today, striking on his shoulders. Fortunately he sustained no serious injury. ' Mr.. C. OsnooD, of Hastings town­ ship, is the uwner of a cow that has given birth to four calves within a year, and all of them are alive and healthy. .,?»> W.-C.VT. F. will meet with Mrs. B. K. ll.-^e next Tuesday afternoon. All memltere are urged to be present as matters pertaining to full work require Munition. ’ Tur dress making establishment ot Alary Cobb will be-* closed for two weeks, a., she will be in Grand Rapids that length of time for the purpose of getting the fall styles. Ox a< cor.vt of the fire the Hastings Engine and lion Works will have their book* at the hardware store of Greble r*ers’- iA^ Persons owing them win pleme call and settle. TnESter W.C. T. U. will meet next Tuadaj the 7th, at the home of Mrs. rretr.ir. Hastings township. Ageneral attendance is requested as business of unportance is to be transacted. • .T1”- premium list of Barry Go. AgSoci®ty are now ready for '•I’lribntion. Any person wishing one obtain the same by calling on the swretary or st the office of theBaxner. Owxims of engines and farmers take 12 o'clock at night, when Ihr “dogs of notice. Th» Hastings Engine und Iron war" gi* loose. The boom Of cannon works have lots i>f pump*>, valves, and the nrttJo of musketry gave us a faint idea of a night attack. But quiet was reetored and soon Fri­ day morning came. Tho usual camp at casn prices. duties and the arrival of DepL Com The people of Barry county should John Northwood and Chas. Armstrong bo thinking of what they will take to the filled up the morning hours. Messrs. fair to help moke it attractive. Itemem- Northwood and Armstrong had just re­ turned from the national encampment O’b«.the 1>rg'»t and beat fair at San Francisco, and entertained the H,n ^uPty- Th« premium boys with a description of it. liirs W cxcceed eighteen hundred dolAsst. Adjt. Gen. O. F. Lockhead did not return in time from San Francisco Mb. S. Gkelsel, of tbe Hastings to be present but from the metigating Engine aad Iron Works, fa preparing to t »i < aad oircutl'‘dAnce9 the boys will . .1 on «uspended Rentence. repair toilers, and he will help all At 12:30 P. T.Colgrove, in behalf of customers who need any repairs for the nmyor and citizens of Hastings, their engines and seperators. Their welcomed the Barry County Battalion buainus will go on just the same as be- to the city, in a feeling and next xdr9re the great fire. Their office will be {k68?’ . W-s- Hecox responded for ^Prospects are fair for the rebuilding Lka,t^lion. thanking the people of the city of Hastings for their welcome and or the erwjuet works in this city,. Mr. the royal manner it bad been entertain­ Brown having signified his willingness ed. L)ept. Commander was then intro­ said he had been invited to to rebuild provided the citizens of this . J10”1’ place will take a certain amount of the reunion of the Barry County BaU stock. The required amount has al­ tahon, but should address the Grand Army of the Republic. He gave the ready been taken, with the exception boys good advice and instructions'as to of about 81,500/) • their duties as G. A. R. men and os cltThe body ol1 Mrs. James T. Wright especially in a political campaign, was brought to this city Friday morn­ which was well received because the ing for intermenL It will be remem­ advice was good. An immense concourse of people had bered that Mrs. W. hail been an invalid jffthwd to hear the address of Rev. for a long time. But a tew days prevl- Washington Gardner, of Jackson. Mr. oiuj to her death she accompanied her Gardner enlisted when a l»oy as a pri­ daughter. Mrs. Austin, to her home at vate and served throughout tbe war, Chicago, where she died. and can talk from personal experience Since the trees have been trimed and knowledge. His address waa mas­ terly and eloquent, and the highest -ex­ on the fair grounds it nreeento a much pectations of hte comrades were fully better appearance. It will certainly realized in him. make the grounds much pleasanter for The next speaker introduced was the fair as well as give a good view of Jamre Clarke, of this dty. The exer­ the race course. The officers are deter­ cises had been long and Mr. Clark cut mined to nse every eftbrt in their pow­ his speech short, but it was given- with er to make the fair this fall the banner hte usual vigor and feeling and was fair of the county. • • well appreciated by the battalion, bnort impromtu speeches were made At the time of going to press the by C00^- Eld- Gillaspie and oth­ fusion congressional conventions are in ers- The program of the reunion was progress in this dty: No one wtehre to finished and the trains were due. Then came the partings and leave takings, make, the canvas against O’Donnell, but in order to maintain the organiza­ some to meet hero never again. Bv six tion some one must be slaughtered. o'clock the camp was deserted save the Either Patrick Hankard, of Jackson, the silent tents that had sheltered the or Hon. F.,A. Dean, of Charlotte, win Blue Battalion. Thus ended the fourth annual reun­ likely be placed on the sacrificial altar. ion. Fitzgerald post had worked un­ The Revnion.—The fourth annual tiringly for ite success, and fully appre­ reunion of the Barry County Battalion ciates the moral and financial support given by the people whereby it has has come and gone and now forms a been enabled to properlv entertain its page in the htetorv of the county as the visiting comrades, the people’s guests. most sueceraful and enjoyable reunion ever held in Its borders. The weather PER8ONAL_MENTION. was made according to Hardee us a A. S. Dean is sick with scarlet fever. military necessity, and reminded the veterans of the many days they march­ ■ Mrs. N. Bailey returned from Petoaed in the broiling sun; but the hot key Monday. weather notwithstanding the campaign Mrs. C. S. Hilbourn is stopping in was prosecuted with vigor according to plans, without misunderstandings or this city for a few days. accidents. The boys brought out old Mrs. J. E. Hogle .returned from Long Tom and put it in trim for ser­ GrandRapids Saturday. vice, and it served: Ambrose Alexander, of Lansing, fa “With the emphasis ot shotted guns the guest of Hastings friends. That deliver ancume*t>U by toot." By Wednesday morning Fitzgerald Port bad the camp in readiness. Soon the advance guan! of the several posts appeared and took possession of their quarters. By noon the main body had arrived ar.d camp Birdsall was put on a war footing. Greeting and visiting among comrade* long Separated occuEied the time, while the business meet*ig was in session at ^rmory Hall, which was called to order at 2 p. m. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Colonel - Daniel E. Birdsall, of Fitz­ gerald Port . Lieut. Colonel—Jessie Jordan, Leon­ ard Mauch Port. Major—F. N. Blackman, J. B. Sacket Port . Quartermaster—i. M. B. Gillaspie, Wither I’ort , Surgeon -David Kilpatrick. Leonard Mauch Poet ChaplainWan(m S. Hecox, the retiring Colonel, te a New York boy. He serv­ ed during the war in the 3rd N. Y. Artillery. CoL Heoox’ administration has been highly successful; he has won friends among tbe people, and has the best wishes of each individual member of the Battalion. Col. Birdsall is an officer with a splendkl army record. A Hastings Sr be went out from us at the first 1 in the spring of'61 aa private in the old 3rd Inf., was severely wounded, and returned bearing a commission as 1st Lieut. . After supper and the sunset gun came the camp fire—the songs, stories, personal experiences and rehearsal of the days of '61 and 5. Thursday was the day. The sunrise gun ushered in the day bright and coql. but before 10 o’clock old Sol had changed the temperature to a degree that made the veto hunt the shade. At 10 o’clock the Battalion formed in column, and headed by tbe Nashville and Freeport bands and the Assyria Martial band, marched through the principal} streets of the dty. The in­ tolerable heat deterred many from taking position, but the column pre­ sented a fine appearance; much better, we opine, though not so large as when marching through Georgia. Returning to the camp the boys were ready for the roast ox; and be it said to the cre­ dit of the committee in charge of the barbecue, it was ready on time and served in a right royal manner. Every­ body wanted a “.lice of the barbecue, and everybody got IL It took about two hours to dispatch the “critter, and it was pretty effectually dispatched. Jacob Maus, of Grand Raptas, is spending a few days in this place. Rev. Hunsberger will preach his fare­ well sermon one week from Sunday. Miss Franc Goss, of Marshall, is the guest ofwMiss Laura Bessmer this week. Geo. W. Freeman, of Lansing, visited Hastings friends a portion of last week. • Mrs. A. H. Tinkler, of Detroit, sister Of Mr. W. H. Myers, ia visiting in the city. Rev. Bass, of Baltitab re occupied the pulpit of the M. E. eburep Sunday evenid iss Knowlton-is assistant instruct­ or of the teachers' class in the high school Mrs. R. A. Carnahan left for her home in Su Peters, Minn., Friday af­ ternoon. Sir Knight Orno Strong participated in the drees parade of Hastings Divis­ ion Monday. W. T. Brown is in the dty, investiga­ ting the matter of rebuilding the cro­ quet factory. N. Weinstein, for some time part salesman for Lewis Stern, has secured a like situation at Grand Rapids. Our Great Specialties Teas, Coffees aadjotao. Mr. Daniel E. Birdsall, the newly I elected Colonel of the Barry County Battalion, is a resident of this city, and his numerous friends rejoice at the hon­ or conferred upon him. In April, 1801, he enlisted in the three months service under CupL Geo. A. Smith, went to Grand Rapids and joined the third reg­ iment. The government not wanting any more three months men, the regi­ ment was re-organized and enlisted for three years. The Hastings company was crowded out and broken up, the larger portion of the members enlisting in other companies; Birdsall joining a company from Lyons. He was with the regiment from the first battle of Bull Run until wounded in October, '64, near Petersburg, Va.. having re-enllated in Dec.. 1863. He was promoted from the ranks to 1st Lieut., and when We are selling the Best Gunpowder imported for1...................................... 5Oc per lb wounded was in command of his com­ “ “ Best Japan •• ........................................ 5Oc “ pany. He was also wounded at the “ “ a Choice Japan for...............40c “ battle of Gettysburg, being one of three that will match any 50c Tea sold in this market. Try it. men of his company who were presented “ “ a Good Japan Tea for ...... *’’■ “ the with Kearney Cruesfor meritorious “ a fair .............. 3Uc " “a Choice Japan Tea Dust for cdhducL He waa mustered out ot the 20c service Jan. 12,1865, for reason of dis­ ability caused by wounds. Col. Bird­ We carry a Choice and Complete Line of Green and Boasted sall fa thoroughly versed in miUtarv tactics, and has a war record of which Coffees. he may well feel proud.. Our trade is Booming in Tea. cause we sell for Cash only, • do give better values than any can. We sell goods in every Barry county. M. V. Rork's School of Practical Education, at Lansing, opens Sept 20. The school has tlie beet site in MichiKti being situated at the corner of the pltol grounds, insuring the use of the State library, opportunity of visit­ ing jpstlce, circuit and supreme courts and tlie legislature. The school has five coursea, normal, commercial, pre­ paratory, musical and Ito own favorite course*. The school is hampered by neither church nor state, and te run upon the principle of supply and detnand. the same as any other business. Though lacked by only one man, last year it enrolled over250 students. Prices are little as will secure beet returns to students. Tuition 830 per annum and no incidentals. Methods are inductive, proceeding from facto to truths and thence to self-reliance, which te Mr. Rork's aim, for he believes men reap as they sow, and this fact te his great rally­ ing cry. , Monday evening last John J. Ful­ ler's team, -Oliva Logan” and “Tom Carey," were seen coining down Jeffer­ son street at a terrific pace, the owner being seated in the carriage driving with loose reins, until when on State street he attempted to turn easL The carriage was overturned and the occu­ pant thrown violently intothe gutter In front of J. 8. Goodyear’s store. The injured man was carried into Spangemacher & Mason's store in an uncon­ scious condition, and Dr. Fuller was at once summoned, who succeeded in reviving the man. It was found that be had struck on the stones, with which the gutter te paved, on hte head, receiving a severe cut, it being thought that the skull was fractured. In a short time, however. Fuller so far re­ covered as to go to hte home some eight miles from the city. The team ran down State street to the brick barn where they were stopped without damage save to the buggy. Fuller had spent Sunday in the jail, having lx«i arrested for being drunk and disorder­ ly, and Monday morning he had been fined therefor. It is surmised, that being under the influence of liquor, he thought to bld defiance to the officers by driving through the streets at a terrific pace. He came near losing hte life as a penalty for lite rashness. $1000 FORFEIT A GEWTLEMAN’S SMOKE > Sami Roush, of Freenort, took the train at this place Saturday, to attend the reunion of his old regiment in Ohio. We sell “ “ “ " “ Why? be­ and can and credit house township in the Best Arabian Mocha Roasted for.... “ Mixed or Rojamoja Roasted for a good Mixed Roasted for.......................... the Best Rio “ a Good “ “ a Fair “ >“ a Choice Rio Green for Kcperlb 25c “ Sic “ 18c 15c - In Tobaccos we lead them all, and our sales on\this article are simply immense. ' . • We are selling a good Light color Fine Cut for “ “ choice . “ “ “ “ “ good Dark " “s “ - the best Dark “ “ ..................... Tills te our special brand and a hummer. Our Dynamite Plug Tobacco is a corker, for................. Spear Head Plug for Our Boom Smoking te great, for Our Daisy Smoking te the beet, for.'........................................... 50c 40c OOc lie 30c Our 5 and. 10 Cent Counters are loaded down with Bar-grins. Special Sale of 5 and lOe Handkerchiefs. Come quick, for they are selling like hot cakes. Yours for Low Prices, J. H. Beamer &, Co Th People’s Drug Store Has Removed from the old stand to the store formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat Market Books and Stationery Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Dr. J. C. Lampman and wife will re­ turn Thursday or Friday from an ex­ tended visit with relatives at Oswego, N. Y. M. V. Rork, of Lansing, was in the dty Saturday and Bunday, both of which days he talked temperance to our people. Mrs. John Jewett and daughter, of Grand Rapids, is in the dty, the former being under treatment by Dr. Lowry fordeafnesB. # Best line of ImiorteS and Domestic Cigars erapcratM A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. visiting her daughter-in-taw, Mra. A. P. Williams, of Oakland, CaL,—who is Marsh, of Battle Creek, wrre among the Bakner callers to day. They are delegate* to the fuaton Youngwt man-Mn? Pfi« A. & convaotioD. Buchanan. Hartings; age 37 37 Tubby for convrtn^e ta Sklng £?jfohn — Hartings; age & * spoCtodaa „ 11*** i*oon t« made to suffer quiet until the penalty of hte crime. *e71ytK5tt6^a’Ada?: Department Commander Northwood, of the G. A. IL of this state, was a Baxneh caller Friday. He was aceompMnied By Col. Armstrong, of Bowens Mill, both of whom had attend­ ed the national encampment at San Francisco. Their account of the trip was highly entertaining. Mr, E. Y. Hofle pvt * >«• l»rt? Saturday, which was largely attended by her friends. Mrs. R. Tubby went to Petoskey Tuesday, to seek relief from a severe at­ tack of hay fever. ■ liCadet Geo. Bock returned- home Tuesday to spend his vacation. Geo. is taller than ever. ,' Geo. A. Perry, editor and proprietor of the Bellevue Gazette, was a welcome caller at this office today. ' Lieut. A. D. Nfakern and wife are spendings few weeks with Hastings friends, preparatory to leaving for Montana, where he has been assigned for duty. The many Hastings friends of Mr. AThe*foUowing awards of prizes offer­ Chas. Gordon will be pleased to learn that he has been appointed teacher of ed by the committee were read: Comrade confinedin prison l°ng«} mathematics in the Koekuk, Iowa, high school. Ai l who are indebted to me must 1 year. 21 daysir-enh all and pay me immediately, as I have Ume Longest service—First prize Josepn gone out of business and must have my pay. ERED’K. HOTCHKISS. •Satvkday last a sneak thief stole a bund natchel containing forty dollars horn a shelf under the counter at the Mrs. A. II. Johnson and son Claude returned from Toledo Tuesday. now spending a few days with D. W. Rogers hfa soh4d4b*, who kimfly took hi *■ guests to the reunion of tbe G. A. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Registered Pharmacists. MARRIED LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. W. H. Goodyear & Co. �TO K TAKEN WITH SALT READY FOR THE NAVY. THE NEWS IN BRIEF THE ARRBSURES MURDER THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT’S VER­ SION OF THE AFFAIR. CIMSv crew except the offioera. Formerly tbe omcuu. partmer.t because it is well for the men to be informed as to localities tbsy may visit. Books of a technical nature, too, fall, as the fol- Mc.'tourt of r resport. higher officers, and wore principally con­ fined to worka of ■ purely technical and professiomil description. Now no ship going to a foreign station is considered to havwlta full complement without a library, and by tbe undot tho voyage tlga books are well thumbed by the many hands through which they lu»ve passed. The favorite form of reading is that contained in books of travel, and this Cohulteat, ssnt him ofilriaJly of th» Msxlcxn govornmsnt D , ® ..TT Arrwwwowa h to pebiisbod at BaMJL Boranes Albert Tiaball failsd to agree Tbs following * filled with minute portiolteot fur. which thought, Bunday. Pittsburg no sutborittos iMtroymg tou^B, who, *0005 undar instructions, want 8,tat two friendly naUoas few novela creep into tho libraries. Tho books are furnished the government at about 60 per cent, of their published hair, alao g* into th. aornn of them attribute that trouble to POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tils powder never vurtM Monday afternoon, at deafen win tall S*£“™» .“-'"S’ * N’T"- •“■'•• propnation for navigation purposes. A ship's library, aa it is now constituted talk with Tho Drill for fr-mO,(X)O, printing bouse and Offices 63 Monroe ^iffllj ■ aiaUl) st., Grand Rapids. Walker, consists at about 800 books. The Sheriff vtau, Y„ will coat 8)0,«x>,oa). which there are about forty. which have Bible aad tho prayer-book. There b quite a little law library of nineteen standard works. A few books ou diplomacy are also added and a number *4KII<G ‘•Wait ontU the Richmond meeUng. aad BDraloi. ENORMOUS 6T0RM DAMAGES. actor. This department also includes a book of naval songs, which is now but learned them all bff heart. Then there are technical books on steam, German and Spanish handbooks, with an unabridged Webster's dictionary requisite itLStruciicn in language. American All Commonwealth," "American States­ men," “Campaigns of the- Civil War" and “Epochs of Ancient and Modern His­ tory’ eerire are provided, and many other works of hmtory and biography. Uterary hooks belonging to a ship are citlssaabip, thlrty-oight fataUtloo having N.J. AIKBK, M. D„ G1UXI> iuriDb. MICH. " ffLra Co Bali wont io tedious. sown together. property, T<,W,0M*; teas to crops, >1,000,000; lou to shipping aad Harter i&prorsBMata, 8800,'UU, making an aggregate of 13,300.000. At ladtauota aloes tvsaty-two It ran a quarter mils at a depth of COLD IN HEAD HAT Two girls come forward slowly—tor some seconds they stand quite moticnless, then the eye-lids begin to move, aad by degrees each muscle commences to quiver until ovary limb b affected. Althoagb all present, with tho exenptionof myself, had seen this a 1,000 times be- grossed. The performer* then bent heads gradually buck until ■ they almost touched the ground, then they raised tliemselvee, and lean<xl forward until they sank down ujion their knees, sill I quivering in every muscle, until at length they lay proven on the ground. For some secoKda they"ramained three quite motionless, as though animation were entirely suspended. The first sign of returning life was to move the heeds from side to side, the quivering motion ferers by tbe recent inundation In Texai Braipora in New York are selling tickets Cyrus Fillmore, tbe only Living brother ot ex-President Fillmore, baa been visiting Southern California is full of insects and reptiles. There are thirty-five va­ rieties of ants. Occasionally a tree is so full of them that if, as Mr. Van Dyke naively rays, a mother grindy bereft of her cute were raging in one's immediate rear it would bo a serious question wlietlier to climb the tree or the bear. There are about a doran kinds of wsspo, each with a bwdnere end, the largest being tho tarantula wasp, which is nearly two incb« long. Tho tarantula proper lands. NATURE’S-™^” found with his arms pinioned behind Cure for COHSTIPATIOR, THt FARMERS’ CONGRESSymra, and this then is reduced nearly □no-half by die dull months.—New York Mail and Express. Willie Balls, tbe ID-year-oid boy recently Tbe next convention will foot up **1,21*. GrayUns says she has the largest 11 bran northern Mich<»n. Uro distance train Council HlufTn. SELTZER APEUCtT. appropriation of rd,OW,00 to stamp , , ,, , , Sick-Headache, deaths by MU. HOPTONIC ling utan, Do not ir I'Glrui punmU’W yiwrseivee. ur »i»i DYSPEPSIA s ;ubUe Ui'urit? STbj A WOYnKKPVL Kotler l» hereby riven thai L> in order ot tb» rte-t?"! "r.,h-'/'“A IftPiSt PEPTOIlgD BEEF, HOPS siMALT. Tte deficit of Chief Clerk Gay in tbe Pittsburgh pension o81ce is 811.107. Sunday. qulred to prreent their rtrims u> aaM Court, at the probrie dta' lu »>e, dtj Ungs, Er examl nstiso and riio»M«.»Mr>J tareihe Mh day ri February claim* will t* heard twMtv uiJ ( ourt »st out 10,000 young tres«, and will in (twa a« out su.oOu more WM. W. COLE. Jud<vo<rriteM- Daniel K»rr, ot Grundy, was unanimously ALBlKEN The loss is fllp.OOa THE MARKETS. district at Virginia out strain, m*withstanding Richmond, for the killing of Col Canton, Ohio, waa mistaken by Polioemaa Brisbin for a burglar and was fatally shot There are two kin da—tho black __________ CKAND RAPiDH. MICH. KALAMA^ lay: He They look like a huge spider, packing □stile—Slew. Mr. Van Dyke never heard ot anybody SsSsas INSANITY HOPTONIC CO Henry George offers to accept a nosalnetloa for mayor of Now York oo eoodlUou that 30,CBO laboring men sign an agreement and one-half wide, with long, thick. the back. Torpid Unr, lilliom HraJjror. Grand president, Charlotte Burrell, Boston their upright position and break into a sort of badly danced polka. Thia native dancing might almost bo called a song illustrated by gesture, and posturing rather than dancing in our acceptation usually accompanied by a din of tom­ toms. or a squeaking sort of violin, tat played by the fingers only; the sounds produced are monotonous, and not pleas­ ing to European ears; the movements of the dancure are marked by caatanets.— London Society. • particle l< applied Into each nowrtl sad h Finland. Akbox, Ohio, Aug. HU—Tbe national mvsnUou of Kappa Kappa Gamma, ladivV college fraternity, at which fifty FEVER Kota Liquid. Hnufl ar Powder. Free she attended the Old Battlers picnic at Perkinsville with a young man named flnd his daughter and punish wh sponsible for bar disappearance an hereby give notlre UuUjc w»I ^‘JSStpeT denee £ arid deceased. U> tteJjEW,* ninnin, in>m »nv *sw. «».- -tn nrt were allowed by raid own sent their claim* to u» tor exstiuasttou •» tosrauce. ...... DatodJriya»AADAw*I()WJ.t P. TKAVKMA THKOIK'RE kt®. MOrtpHS' Sale- tte -«* MALARIA “r tb5 year A. D. !■*'nn'1 .‘'d1' T£-iir£ 4tbe nUe of eight per by that the aldermen of c»y of Hastings, acting m. ututor and bv virtue present immunity from windstorms, hydrophobia and lightning.—Review of Van Dyke’s “Southern California." Warurt FOR _ .... u«-AfaJTl.‘ la-.ooa to drop from a baltoca ous reptiles of California do but little harm. The Californian would gladly State of Michigan, County t»l Karr) in me uuutvr w u). ... .,1 ... late ot Prairieville, tn rii (OOOOAtt) 730,00(1, rent. Interest and all make almanacs. When he wm prepar­ ing tbe «me for T7W owe of his boys asked H Gives Kslief al and Cures ths youngest broltar of Rev. Usury Ward BeecbsrTkilled himself Wednesday evening fn their chagate or bead covering, Lrs task Barley-Dull; Ko. UMc. Mr. Thomas, being so* «aS£&2 �THE WILL'NG CITIZEN. GETS AN OPPORTUNITY SERVE HIS STATE. HE ALEXANDER AT HOME AGAIN. ■Hl- »lr.u - of st. Jatota Oil. oa TO household with conquers paia. It In the beginning of June the Vienna John and Jacob Tocci. 1___ _ .__ — . grrnsunzth, HU, Aug. 27.-Tbe state MivenUcu u» l emocrato mrt at noon Thurriay m re pro-motives’ hall and effected a temporary argauixatiwi .by tte •Ircticn of tbe ticket rbo-a Wedneeday light by ti» “H0*1 committee. Sen­ ate.IteMta became tharaby tamnorsn chairman. In his sjwecu open­ in- the convention, (Jhainuan Orendorff ...hrtiod the pr.oent national ndmlnlatraHwi and felicitated hia ; bearers ou tte folli>( the Republican prophesy that buai dwarter would follow a Democratic |n .*-* Referring to the proaidrot'•.pension vetoes, be eaid they affected onlT nXp.lukut cate*, and that more pen.wn bo*u •2«n*d bjr pr”1’ dent tUu by any other president since tbe 3 3 ""epou as-anting the chair Mr Duncan neke hopefully ot Dvmocratic proepects in ttaeetata *ayinx that tbe party bad the osxwrtunltr of taking charge of state af­ fair*. Jiee|l*e hiKrily of the president's admwtitratibn, anti declared that Mr. Ilevvlaud'* views of his reiponribiliti^ w,rr nations! rather than partban. He elowd with an appeal for *ucb a campaign s.-.d inch managoineut of political affairs in labor by arbitration of Bulgaria. supreme court, W. H. Burkhardt, of Ft. . ------- . v. Jcbmoii, of Aoung; sujierintendent of publll^ptructlon, H. Kline, of Harris. •F Platform wm ado|>ted favoring tbe ssbialsrion of a prohibition amendment to ... a s --- ——— AWAXIWM tela; Alfred ■ ’rendorff, Jamc* A. Ewing, W. 11 Grwm, A Ay Goodrich, Charles Kvrr. H M I'belpe a*a J. W. Olacm. dsri. to keep up tbrir organization in antteipation of a Republican victory ta Xf^riMn. appointed, a terra* until 3 p. tn. WM taken, sed u;ou the rcMMtnbling ot the conven­ tion th* temporary organization wm made pffmanenL Nominations were then de­ clared in order, and tbe following are tbe normal For state treMurer, H. J. E Kicker, of Quincy: toT suneriatandeat of public instruction, F. J. Oldt, of Lanark. ibo pisiform a* adopted endorsee the na­ tional odraa.titration; favors a financial policy Ip which gold and silver coin and pspvr currency convertible into coin on dexand »bali constitute tbe circulating naticnal trravury should be applteJ to the it of the bonded debt; oppotee imun of. foro^n tabor; demands tagis/prevent Chinese immigration, and ..„-at taws for the benefit of employes of railrra-U manufacturing establishments and di»put«, and the enactment of law* to prohil it cct> net telior from coming into comj-etition with bouMt labor. Th? liquor plank *ay»: “It it not tbe J*gln>atc proviocs of governmsntto con­ trol tbe habits, taste-, appetites and orderly aud pweabi*; prohibition by conlUtutioE or general lam of tbe manufacture and sate at liquors would be a violation of tadlvidnal and personal rights, and con­ trary to th» fundamental principles of free gov rrnmeut" pubbean state convention, Thursday, decidej, with a view to froslqg them from political influence, to make nomination* for candidates for supreme court judge* before Joaquin; McFarland, of Satvamsnto and Huiaiiton, of Alameda. . ' MlCHfGAN REPUBLICANS. icb., Aug. '-T.—Tho ctnunlU In rMMombled soon a jay morning and eftjTbnr Inanent] organization. Hon. ntatei Sept 4. Ills opponents have dropped all >!ygan>y and their ruforoc- : . f using tte nitiuhsiuu of Dakota-. «» th* party with uu-ompetency lc:i uf tL« Lquor trafllc - wing Hckrt wm Dominated; r, < yru» G. Luee, of Uiloah; U*ufi'iu- gttoraor, Jam** IL McDou*ld, of f --• a'..-.; ^ -.rotary. of, atate, Gwrga R. । eiiwuoy general. .Jo-.-. >'iggart,of Grand ftapids; coiamtetlonc: th, n of I’-Ecrit;;. superintendent ot public in•'■ru-ti'. n, Joseph Estabrook, of Yprilanti ' McMillan, of Detroit, wm elected teathMn of tbe state central committee. Lietnocratlc president. gentleman threatened to mo Chief Eter- Minute direction* are given fur riamplng, branding, canceling, and numbering each original peckage in conformity with the law, and the use ot tin in packing by manufacturrn la forbidden, except upon special were made Thursday: Kioto Iowa (Demo­ cratic) district, at Council Blutfo, John H. KeaAley; Ninth Ohio (Democratic) at Dela­ ware, J. U. Levering, Tenth llllnoie litepublteam diitrlct, at Galeebnrg, Gen. P. B. A THOUSAND PEOPLE DROWNED. square, the word "oleomargarine," and tbs contained therein *1 pound Oleomar- lioxnox, Aug. 25.—Dispatches from Man­ Wabash, Ind., Aug. M—White William nipple, a well-known local politician of ths flood resulting from the bursting of t embankments of tbe Irrawaddy river. The flooded district had within ite territory vention, John Bumgardner, a marrh-d man, called upon Mrs Knippla at night at tair tiotna He »«• followed there by Mr*. Bumganiuer, who imultri tba Knippla these were swept away. Tho result will ba ad approach to faiulno among tb® boinole®. pop illation. _______________ vi-urou*. aud tbe air was tilled with hair and jowwlry and fragment* of dotiiiog. Mre. Bumgardner wm unable to cope with tenantiigonirt Her erring buiband came to fte rvoctM and itruck Mr*. Knipplo a aftllavit against him for assault, and tbe norm, tte devastation being so Clo«w CrdI tor a Fire Horror. that the imp-nding suffering la si ai L A relief committee wa* Chicago, Aug. zb.—The building, J16 which issued , an address, and ha Franklin street wm damaged by ippealtag to the charitably lu­ pin of the United Htate* for aid Tbu building was occupied by a number of tier ct food and cloihinip Con- clothing manufacturera. About a dozen nay be forwarded through A. I- men, boy* and sewing girl*, employe I by Lefy or Erownson A Klbloy,. tenters, of tin* city; J- W. Browneou (chairman^ G. A|xrty, D. a Rydaa, C. U Chaffee, or A. located, all exits having boon cut off by tbe i luedman, general relief commutoo. eonsciou* condition. I W« ireday afternoon by the publication of er tn Tbe Naw* from Coagr.*un*u May bury, withdrawing from the ns for a ronominanou by th* Demo­ convention. Ho dooa ihi* on tho irilegki ground timt te doairea harmony, and tartau^'l.o box already ted two term* and . .. . _____ Tv. ...I te ■aia io vo ------- a-iiia) to tbe coi.tret with Don M. Dickin­ son, tbs Democratic leader of Michigan, wl» »el out some time ago to critib ibo Mstrbury faction, and whoso candidate in tbi» dbtrict is tb» prswnt county cierx, Jokn J. Enright Four BiCTiOX, M. T., Aug. ita -Courier ad rice* have teeh received from people Uvinj on tte Marm*. near tho ■taftlng that tte Indian* were bad and bad l>eeu tiring on Item at tbeir cabins, that ttev wore out of ammunition. A me*»a«e □L.0 PARTIES NO GOOD. s? pawnbroker doing burinee* at Ate Htato street, was‘arraigned in tbe Armory court Friday for receiving *toUn property. rhich h: Cleveland's policy: fa­ ta of inter-state coiunurce; -ympathyt witn tte Irish homo whisky. eoctate in tho corruption w*i Alderman Appleton. Both aldermen wore preeout at thU place held a meeting Tueeday evening nouuca* auarchtan. Tbs ptat9rt local option on temper­ oppose* la* granting of • > con-resident forolgntrt; cy of generous pensions to bring tbs result of n conversation between “ group of tailors regarding Donovan’s jump at Brooklyn bridge Saturday mornln, I’h.-U. V—__ . __ .. ... toms pian who will consent to run against Bynum. _________ fortn, whu d wa* adopted by ste, pointe with prills to tl turt* of l.it^pi lew I foreign labor; favor ot ipecio payment, and Ix'iti gU>L :and silver us far m with AO-md principles of finance: e o.-^auLusUoa ot labor;' favors । nt >■: nrbitratiou taw*; oppoeoe Mu’ > <d Chin-Mo aad loreigu confuvorw aur plan tor the relief boat waiting. Ou feat wm accomplbbed to win a bet ot IXA U heu brought briers Justice Duffy tbe jumper wm given a severe lectero aud lined Aid, which Jtichard iC Fox promptly Bynum, under premure fi publotea * card, »*yiug te claim* ft* tM nominee o prevent tariff to a revenue basis,’and en­ dorses tbe action of 'those Democratic repThe death* of McClellan, Hancock, THJ«n, Hendrick* and Seymour are deplored and thrir lr■ w commended a* worthy of all imitation.' 7 be state ivutfal ccmmiuee was elected, iiflcr wbi.h the convention odjournad. J< te J. Curran «a* selected as commitUeman from the >erosd district Nzw T oils, Aug. 30 —Laurence Donovan, a pressmaa on Tho holloa GareIte, jumpsd trorn tho center of tbe Brooklyn brldga, Saturday morning, tho dl-tanco from tho water at that point bring rirenty right fort more than where Prodlo ipado tbe loan Donovan wore podded clotiwa hi* shorn bring waited w.th lwo qZnd. of tead •*eh- Ha w»at atntigbt duwn, navar lost U1U tuandlng tbrir confinement within penlteullarire; denouncing monopoUea and 1„.. .K- Ol.:. __ . ... lutiuus of respect to the memory of Judge Cj C Brinckfey, Gen. urant, and Samuel J. Tilden were adopted. Tbe Bepubllcam declare ttat they have — ... M. Btambouloff tte» would eftcrifice bl* life for tte people. Tbe popular enthusiasm over tte retain of Alexander was uaboundad. People ran hitter and thither, cheering. laughing and weeping for joy, and tte apprentace of tte prince in public wm tte signal for about* of welcome and affection toe executive committee trirl, which wa» referred tn a committee. Jjiwier provuted tbe name of J. C. Strain, sn.1 < urrsu hi* own name. The other conu»; was stiJ (ru,n Chicago, between W. C. l.owh’ and Miclutri McDonald for commit* . ‘Are they not good enough, captain** ter than anything yet invented for using quickly in case of accident. Although server on, yet many people are frequently drowned by putting them on in a loose Bulgaria to blroMlf, kmf uprwwd joy bb return. Alexander was vfadbly aftsd and replied fesilngly. ,uv- .entraj cummltte * The boys ■ Aug. 27.—Delegates to re present at the eocw->i ■ v « seetiou of tbu Prohibition conven- । a tho mi preme Lou. The tint chlng on tbe calendar wa» not te" than Jlye ateend^ng ^tno^ tied or buckled carelessly, and a few enterpresario and a European round­ waves soon knock them off. The India trip. Tho conjunction begins some eight rubber suite can not be put on ao quickly. inches below tho shoulder and becomes That is one drawback to them. What good would a rubber suit do a man in digestive functions are effected by one diaphragm is doubtful, but each boy haa men? Think of a lady incaeed in a ruba heart of hte own, a separate pair of lungs and arms, and a separate head. She would soon die from fright. Sailors the purpose of locomotion. Considered as a unit, tlie marvel te dle-about and keep up their spirits. But in the hurry of tearing the ship after a collision, for instance, who would have time to put on and inflate tho rubber operative effort of their four bands, trail­ life-preservers? ing their legs as a walrus would ita double tail. On the bipod plan of profusion and panic generally follow, es­ greaaion they can only totter along. Tho pecially among tho passengers. As a left leg belong! Jo Juam tha^ right one to Jacopo, and The anatomical arrange- rule the departure from the ahip is a rush and devil take the hindmost. Hence u meuta of tho hip-joint and ite system of life preserver must be easily put on 'and nerve, seem* a puzzle, for, while tlie have no complications whatever. They heads of the boys face in ojsposite direc- would be perfectly useleaa otherwise. I have thought of all kinds of new­ point both the same way, Jacopo thus fangled life-preservers, but none are being obliged to walk backward unions wortKy of adoption, or rather they are his brother should consent to walk heels impracticable. My idea once was to foremosti It might thus almost seem have a good-sized half-barrel, with straps that both Juan and Jacopo walk ou so placed that a person could easily buckle Juan’s legs, but only Jacopo feels the himself to it in the water. Then on tbe pinching of the right-aide shoe or a fall inside of tho barrel would be a little on the right-side knee. AU the nerves fresh water and something to eat. By on that side of the lower extremities lead taking out a plug or a slide the food to hte head, those on the other side to his could be reached. I have found nearly brother’s. The little fellows chat quite everything impracticable. Presence of pleasantly, and never quarrel about their rations, but now and then convulse the eat life-preserver a person can possess. audience by n pretended fit at jealousy. Without this coolness tho lx*t preserver Professor Virchow ha* published a mon­ is of little avail.—New York Mail and ograph of the phenomenon, and sees no reason why tlie twins should Dot live to a good old age.—Dr. Felix L. Oswald. There te such a thing as perpetual The barn of the Columbia bouse, at youth. There need be no such thing os Mason, burned Friday for the second old age. The youngest num I ever knew old, and tho oldest 34. time. Cause unknown. Only hard work was 68 saved adjoining property. ’ Youth te a matter of the spirit. Say that it sliall not leave you and it will not—it Those who believe that nature will can not. Feel young in mind and you work off a cough or cold should under­ will appear young—nay, you will be stand that this is done at the expense of the -constitution. Each time this young, no matter how heavy the sum of weakens the system, and we all know your years. that the termination of this dangerous In order to feel young don’t “settle practice is a consumptive's grave. down," an old-fashioned term for re­ Don’t take the chances, when a llf lu­ nouncing pleasure of all kinds and de­ cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive voting one's self to work unceasing and Cure will safely and. promptly cure any unrelieved. Don't say “I’m too old to do recent cough, cold or throat or lung thia, or too old for that." Don't lose in­ trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred terest in the things which made yon Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family charming in your youth. That is all there te in keeping young. That is the Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup is palata­ secret of defying old age—tlie longble. economical and effective, and war­ sought fabled fountain found by so few, ranted to ci^re or money refunded. Not a grave lias been dug In th’ Borneo ceme­ Nothing so- beautifies a face as a tery state April ia. ■ quench leas enthusiasm, a noble zeal; C\\A and reliable Medicine* are the beat and nothing so effectively preserves VJVW to depend upon. Acker’s Blood El­ youth as a forgetfulveas of all fear—the ixir haa Ixtn prescribed for years for all 1m- fear of age included wi an interest in puri’.iee of the Blood. In every form of Scrof­ something so interne that age has no ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, It Is chance to get in even a wedge. Mental invaluable. For Rheumatism, haa no equal. activity, good wiJJ to men, and eternal Frkd'k Hotchkim. Drugjust. entiiusiasm—these moke up tho fountain "Why do the y oung men avoid ber’f of youth, and ore within us all if sought Because her breath Th offensive. Trix for.—Gertrude Garrison in Boston Globe. would add wonderfully to her attrac­ tiveness. / What lias become of tho lemonade Witeat average* 13 bushels per acre in the vi­ cinity ot Charlotte. venders is a question I am often asked. Children will refuse bad tasting Well, hero is what brought about tho cough medicine but they will all be end of that once flourishing little trade. willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of A few years ago on all the prominent lungwort anil wild cherry whenever down-town street comers there was to be offered. It is as pleasant as maple seen from May 1 to October, a lemonade syrup and will reach a liad cough and peddler. These men were largply-pattpncure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the izetl and made money. I'have known of men who made ns high oh <100 per kind. For oy H. Beebe. month right along through tlie nununer, Almont claims ST citizens who have lived but they, like other men, wanted to get there over M> years. • . rich suddenly, or as rapidly ns possible. I have Itroti a crest tuiftorer from bay fever Tlie continued use of the pure lemons fee 13 year*, ami hare tried variou* thing* with- would not permit tills. They then tried <>U-. rtol ng ano xmxL I read of the many wnu- a new dodge, tho use of acids, instead of 4rw cures ot Ky'a Cream Balm and thought I would trv once more, in fifteen minutes after fruit. Thia worked along nicely fora me application I wa* wonderfully helped. Thro week* ago I commenced urine It and now 1 time, but the public began to realize the tert entirely rand. It is lhr grratr«t dheorrry change, and quietly quit buying lemonade on the streets, and the peddler found hte vocation gone.—Peddler in Globo-Demoi Scrofula disease* manifest th*mwlvre In the warm weather. Hood's ter*atiarilta clrinxi glue. The Terrible Drain Buffalo, Aug. 30. —Deputy Sheriff Garb ton left for Indianapolis at noon Saturday with John D. Cochran, who is wanted thuro on a charge of forging a teta fw •WO Before Cochran left ha expjUned that brother would make goo.l tho amott:.’ *«•> tho charge would not be preur t himself up * > the police bore. SHAXOPI.V. Po., Aug. 24,-Tte M»rk* «0 wall after telng drilled iwslv* fart in tte Si.’iSLl „ to" •* “' rate of ‘J.W barrel* • day- 6t*nof' "‘ alxtaen mH* telow l«»hu^. “ bur. S Uk. KH- and Vancouver. German sutided to exhibit them to a committ.-o The United States has lieen tlie richest । It t« legal to kill deer lu the upper peninsula gold and silver producing country in the Uow' \ world, though but very little of the Excitement In Texae. . Great cucltcmsnt ha* been ca'ncd In the vlnin- precious metals were found lien* before ity of Taris. Texas, by the remarkable recovery tho discovery of gold in California in of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was eo helplesa- be 1848. Tho chief produced was in the not turn In l>e<i or raise bl* head; every Wabash, Ind., Aug. Sri.—Willio McLaugh­ ncmld bo.tr said he wm dying of ronsumptiou. A trial southern states. Tlie total amount of lin. a W-yaar-oM lad, txso; witn a tembiv bottle ot Dr. Kins’* New DiMXirery wa* sent gokl miued in these status frum^he dis­ accident' her* Saturday awning in tho him. Finding relief. Ur iKxighi a targe bottle mid a box of Dr. King's New lAfe Fills: by the covery of tho metal until 1878 was fch),Underwood Company’* factory. In some time he taken two boxes of pill* and two way bo got caught In a rapidly revolving bottle* othad the dl-corery. be was w<-I and tad 000,000. From 1848 until 1878 the total set acrew. and before the machinery could gained in flesh Iblrty-fiVr pounds. Trial bottles value of the gold product of tiro United be atoppod be was fatally injured. Tendons of this Great Discovery tor consumption free at States was <1,241,000,000.-B.Mton and strips of > "h were torn from bb left W. H. Goodyear’s. Budget ■ •____________ tack upon thendminlilration, and arraigned Pnwident Cleveland for private pention votomt Tte eprech, which wa* quite long, ba* created u een«atlon bore. Logan, Uovernor Alger, of Michigan, and tteir party 4 t new inventions constantly bring inode. sGr!: PROMPT. v*,. v . m t -n. ORCts. VW —.V V ■ 1 VTWMArV n. Helpless -ITHLOPHOROSSS; —iad prnra'et* mff warn WILSON WASHBOARDS. Take so other. ndfflffls For Baki ’ll noses. BbrL iState of Michigan, county of Barry,—as. At a BcMlmi of tin- Probate Court far the r'——- -* iIeMi rU tbr Probate Office in . In «.rtd county, ou TLurMtay. wv —- - . Jr, in the year one thous­ and right hundred amt ix. ITreriit, Wm. W. Coli of Probate. In the matter of th of Burwell J. Scudder, a mluor. On reading and filing the pet [tlon.dnly verified, of John J. Prrkln*. guardian of wud minor, l-ravtng that he may lie hret - <) to sell certain real estate tn said prittlou o<-«crilivd. for rea­ son* therein »rt lorth. Thereupon H . Is ordered, that Friday, tte gnhiiay of AngiiM. A. D. JmW. at ten o'rioek In the Inreiioou. l>r asalanmi tor Ite liearuig ot «ald petition, ami tbsi tte heirs at law of said minor and all other pcrenus Interested ta stare ciiuM*, t: any there Iw-. wity \;ie prayer of gbe tietilioner 'bould >-»t lx* granted And it is rurtuer ordered. That «*ld petltlonergteenotice To the penHins Interested In said i-stal-v at the nendeiM'y of said petition, and tho hearing thereof, oy ranting a ropy nf tlds nrilar to be published III the Hasttnr* llAXhKJI. a Urwspai*r prlnbsi Mid cinulatrd ip said w.miy of liarry, owe in tswli week fur three »tr«-e>nlve Tbe foUovniutuur* and place* have lien des­ ignated by the Board of Examiner* lor holding Sporting men generally smoke the Ixwt examinations. Figure, often paying 25 cents apiece. public Satnntay. Angu-t Skill. HastfagB. Friday.Kept. loth. Mlditli-.i.h-. Frldaj, Hept. 3*tii. Kielory Cornors. come next, usually paying 15 cents or Friday and Saturday, Oct 3Kh and XK!>, at 20 cents far a good smoke; then come H-KtillgS. the actors, brokers and tradrental, buy­ ing 5 and 10-centem. There an- lota of hare not certificates In force will t* present al come dl*ra*e. of these places. Exaininatiane will It will ts*e *7-"» n,n th’> IU,w,a *chw’1 men who clip coupons for a living wbc someone pnitiiplly at » o clock and dost at 4 p. m.. never go higlier titan 5 cents, and then broil) this yea" and teariiwa are nrgttilly reqtir»icd to lie pres­ c>t ARBH COUGH, health and *wr* breath kick against tlie quality of the cigar.— ent at the opening. ExamtiuuteH «ill te noth oral and written, cblrtty the latter.. Candidates g^Jred by Willoh'* Catarrh Brmedy. Price 30 Denier in Globe-Democrat. for a third grade certificate na>t p:K' a satis­ >nt*. Xml Injector free. Sold by W. H. factory examtaatlen In orthography, reading, Goodyear. . Hiding to Fire* In Hansoms. penmanship, arithmetic, grannuar, grography. For bune tack, side or chert. u*'8hlloh> por­ It is becoming quite the thing in New ous plaster. Price as cents. Sold by It. H. ng. and pbyrtoioin-. with pnrtlculi Goodyear. York to go to fires in iuuisom. The ■ the effect* nf w>r*iio!k drinks SHILOH'H COUGH and rnnsumption cure 1* construction of the hansom, giving an told by u*min guarantee. It cure* conmimpopen view of everything in front, renters branch. with on average Mamhng ■ 74 per cent Fur a second trade the. addnional. requireSHILOH’S \TTAUZKB i* vAri yon need f< r it a good coach for mght-aceing. The Cwntflpaltan. Dw of lHzzitH«and oil drivers push up to the verge ot the fire •ymteon.' of Dy*pep*la Frier to and 75 cent* lines and there their fares sit, cane per botll- . Sold by W. H.’Goodjrear. handle in mouth, like modern Neros, to A Monnau camp 1* ta full bla»t at blood lake, enjoy the conflagration as a spectacular BMr Brighton. treat.—Ehihidelphia Call. world for CuU, Braises, um. Fever Sores. Tetter. with tar in the Paris zaa works only dlally invited to srwuMi. Main? louv eon*e<iuetice» will •’I?11*., pf<nt'li.K and vitallrliig rifwt.*, Il^od S fMreaparllla ha* been found superior to -ritavv }OTsrMh.n. It expel* every trecc'd ImpiirHy fromi the bl *xl. ....^ ........ nit* and vlirar tiixin e*rrv Iiiiil- �Bine's final Speech. the amount of saving* in Maine for the two periods shows that in January, 11861, the people had lew than gl^OO/XIO in bank, while In Januarv, 1888. tbe people bad over g36.«n,000 in bank. During this period it must be returinbered that the Increase of population in the nine states has been about X per ■cent., while the increase of deposits in savings banks has been at the rate of boo per cent. It must be remembered that 75 per cent, of this vast sum belongs to the w age workers. Tbe vast number of de­ positors may be inferred from the fact that in Maine, where the aggregate population to Iras than 700,000. tbe S3G,WOO,OIX) of deposits are divided among 11OB0O persons, showing that about one in. six of the total population is a depos­ itor and that the average to each is about 8320. The figures with which we are deal­ ing have l»een confined to the nine states named because in 1861 tbe manufactur­ ing done in this country was mainly confined to these. But the thousand millions of savings by the workers within their borders become still more significant, as an ecnomic fact, when we remember that since 1861 tho great body of northwestern states under the Inspiring influence of a protective tariff have in turn developed an enormous aggregation of manufacturing indus­ tries. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, are no longer devoted to ag­ riculture solely, but have a mass of manufacturing industries larger in ag­ gregate value than all the manufact­ ures in all the states of the union on the day Mr. Lincoln was first inaugurated. And yet another comparison may be made still more embarrassing to the free trade doctrinariec and more difficult for them to answer. While the American working men in nine states, working under a protective tar­ iff, have over a thousand millions of dollars in savings banks, the vastly greater mass of working men in Eng­ land. Ireland, Scotland, and Waite, the whole united kingdom, all working un­ der free trade have leas than four hun­ dred millions of dollars in the aggre­ gate both in tbe savings banks and postal l»nks. These figures and these dollars are the most persuasive of argu­ ments, and the conclusion they teach to so plain that the running man may read. THE LABOR QUESTION. The leading feature in the industrial field of 1884 and 1886 is the discontent among the men who' earn their bread by skilled and by unskilled Dibor. <Jneasineas and uncertainty are found on all sides. There are wise aims among many and with not a few there is aim­ lessness with its inevitabl/rrault of dis­ appointment and discouragement The man who could by any prescription re­ move this discontent and at once re­ store harmony and happiness would be philosopher, patriot and statesman. The man who prolesses to be able to do it will generally prove to be a com­ pound of empirictom and ignorance. Butin the end, perhaps by toilsome paths, with many blunders and some wrongs, no one need doubt that sound and just and righteous conclusions will tweet freedom rrewinm to test ibe reacneo reached. Perfect the virtues and neeure the advantage of = of course, still engaged in agricultural anew treaty *A regular understand- magnanimity in more taan all this on the o(J’ work, but thousands and tens of thous­ areas oiuwusums. ing between himself and Mr. Bayard g’*"**®’M the.bead ot tbe British '“’•J, SSSoSS ands, and in fact hundreds of thousands, u>« tte MX1 WO* upon • >“ tertmcal coMtrurt, * entering the me- was reduced to writing. ***>wi“M .????’^•c^noFIedt«<i Usat/J* have entered and are I—, — * ■*»fd •» • <|iurt« or n Mt,?. ___ targe consideration for ciutnical and seml-mechanfeal field. Whit Democrats Have Done. They are making pig and bar Iron tnI ‘leaving British waters open to Ameri• cau fishermen rix months longer. Tb« the Canadian position was rewerml and Tennessee and Alabama. They are: consideration was a pledge from Mr. the bay was reopened to American fish­ He Tells of theib attitude ov minufacturtag cotton in Georgia and ermen. Grmt BrtUta on'Kfe,7' THE TABIFF, THE F1BHEBLE8 the Carolinas. They are brick-layersi Bayard under date of J nne 1 J. 1880. that But the design of coercing ibe United , the president would •■recommend the AMD OTHER QVE8TIOMS. and plasterers everywhere; they are States into opening her markets to Can­ •awry or Amerio,n axmtera and painters; they are black -■ appointment of commission in which a-lian fishermen was not abandoned. In with deep interest-stall wait wit???4 Following ta the speech of Hon. ths; they make wagons and carta;; the governmente of the 1 “** “p—st.rs’i’s 1S52 a freah and determined series of &1 James G. Blaine, in optmlng the Maine thev make cigars; they tan leather and and Great Britain shall be respectively hostiUtlM was begun against American wove bu country in a Uttw republican campaign, at Lake Sebago, make harness; they are firemen and pi­ repnwmted. charged with a considera- fishermen. A naval force was sent out M the clow or the ieiotSi . tlon and settlement upon a jMt.equitaAugust 24th. before a large audience: lots cm river boats; then1 caulk vessels hu thul tar .ualntataS K h' from England, and the whole coast of A new administration of the national in southern ports; they lay railroad Wo and honorable basis of the entire Nova Scotia was guarded by the guns of the fishing righto of the two government is visually un vexed in Its MLATioxa win, MEtno track; they are switchmen and section question governmente and 0? their resnecUve of tlie royal navy-thirteen war vessels first year except by the importunities AMtbtrtatotMthualtrauUeK^^ men on the line and firemen on locomo­ petroling th»- fishing grounds. It wu and the disappointments of ita own suptives. In fact, they are generally en­ citizens ou the coasts of the Lnited again proclaimed that the three miles Krters. The people at large give small tering all the avenure and channels of States and British North America. Inuit of the treaty of 1818 waa toot three ed tor the time to public affairs, and skilled labor. Of course they are un­ The stipulation was definite and reduc­ miles from the shore, but three nulro the dtacussions of political taaues 1s left derpaid. They receive far less than has ed to writing that “in view and in con­ outeide of a hoe from headland to of such promised recommenas a|somewhMt perfunctory task to op­ been paid in years past to northern me­ sideration SSSsby the president" the British headland of bays. Thia conatr uction of unorceeaap at,d undi»nlOrf <>S, “ posing partisans in congress. This sea­ 01 chanics for similar work. They are the treaty would place the American loeolence fed bravado toward. son 01 apparent indifference is caused able to take no part in making laws for would for the ensuing six months en­ fishermen in many places thirty miles in part by the natural ebb of the tide their own protection, and they are con­ force no restrictive regulations against from shore, instead of three, aa provid- onstratldn. . I do not stop at thin which flowed so high in the preceding sequently and inevitably unable to American fishermen, in addition to by treaty. Mr. Everett had pertinently national election and iu part also by the maintain a fair standard of wages or to all this Mr. Bayard gave significant reminded the British that by this con­ the impnsonment of Mr. i American instinct of fair play which receive a fair proportion of their proper intimation to Mr. \\ rat that tbe refund­ ing the duties meanwhile collected un­ struction “ the waters which wash the character for honor and chiralrv iLu of demands that the party freshly installed earnings. entire southern coast of Nova Scotia our negotiations with tfarraK”*?. may have free opportunity and full 1 do not dwell on this subject at der our custom laws upon Canadian fish from Cape Sable to Cape banco- a time to lay out ite ground and mature length, though it could easily be pre­ might be brought-before the commis­ distance of three hundred miles—might „ its measures. This period of popular sented in aggravating detail. I men­ sion thus promised. Accordingly, in the following^Decem­ constitute a bay from which the Unit­ inaction is thus not only advantageous tion it only to place it before the labor for rest, but it prepares those who are organizations of tho north, with.this ber. six and a half months after Mr. ed States fishermen would be excluded." In other words, the argument of .Mr. question addressed to them—Do you Bayard’s memorandum pledge that the Everett the ultimate arbiters in all matters of showed that the British con­ public concern to give patient hearing suppose that you can permanently preaident would make the recommenda­ to fair argument when the time arrives maintain in the northern states one tion to congress, the president actually struction, if admitted, would destroy *’ S" m,*“01 all American rights intended to be for popular discussion. scale of prices, when just beyond an did incorporate it in his annual message 'ts® »‘‘m=*vSt The approaching election of a govern­ imaginary line on the south of us a far- and gave in language which was a guarded and guaranteed under the or, of tour representatives to a new different scale of prices is paid for la­ transcript verbatum ’ of the words provisions of the treaty.' we are not willing to sccvvt th«i mw When the attempt of 1852 wm made congress, and a legislature that shall bor? The colored mechanle of the which Mr. Bayard gave to Mr. Wart. SStabr" <"r*bw S choose a senator of the United States, south is not so skillfull a workman nor It would certainly ue apart from my to enforce the “headland" construction reputable attitude of accepting arbitn. revives the interest in political topics in so Intelligent a man as you are. but if deeireto pass any personal criticism of the treaty, Mr. Webster waa secreta­ ry of state. In the administration of Mr. upon the president, of whom I wish at Maine and subjects to Inquiry the vari­ he will lay brick in a new.cotton facto­ to force with a weak power. Ism,^ ous issues which separate our people ry in South Carolina at half the price all times to speak in terms of respect, Fillmore. In an official paper over his no Amencan citizen of selLrwp«t £ into distinct political parties. Have the you are paid, if he will paint and plas­ but viewing this as a public question own signature, Mr. Webster recorded *1”? SeeJ bil count’.v subjected to old differences between tbe republican ter it at the same low rate, he is inevi­ and speaking only with the freedom of his opinion that the British construc­ that degradation. Foi the tSti - and democratic organizations been ad­ tably erecting an industry which, if the a private citizen, I must express my be­ tion of the treaty “D not ntn\furiMble btates to attack Mexico without giving justed, or have they grown more palpa­ same rate of wages be maintained lief that this transaction was through­ to the intentions qf the contracting her an opportunity to be heard KfoS parties. ” Those are weighty words, out moat extraordinary and unprece ­ ble and more pronounced? Are the throughout, will drive you out of busi­ “ W trtbunal v arbitration questions over which the republicans ness or lead you to the gates of his own dented and altogether beyond his prop­ and spoken by Mr. Webster, they give would be for a great nation of unllmitand the democrats have waged a long er power for a secretary of state in th.' an almost authoritative construction to poverty. contest to be now abandoned? Is liuThe situation is therefore plainly- dis­ rec-55 of congress to revive any part of the treaty, it te certainly not discour­ Btion in the courtof public opinion to or invidious to > say cernible and demonstrable, viz: First— a treaty which coogreu had expressly teous discontinued and a settlement effect­ If the democratic party shall succeed, terminated; it was extraordinary for a that in legal ability, especially on pointe, ed by entering “neither party” on tlie as they have been annually attempting secretary of state to begin negotiations both of constitutional and internation­ ry«rt than a wo people’s docket? Or, on the other hand, for twelve years past, in destroying the for the renewal uf a treaty which every al law, Mr. Webster’s opinion is entitldo the Ameriom people just now begin trotective tariff, the artisans of the department of government had just, ed to more weighty consideration than ?UUl!R,Jnd,W other republic of Amer?Ibe t uiUxlNtHtes rnu3tl.vrwnLrtlto see with clearer vision the aims and nlted States will be thrown into direct united in annulling: it was extraordin­ that of any British official who waa ed as the eldest sister in that famfir of intentions, the methods and the meas­ competition with the highly skilled and ary for a secretary of state to enter into then dealing or who has since dealt commonwealths. Even in the day of ures of each party, and are they wak­ miserably paid labor of Europe. Sec­ a trade with a foreign minister for a with the itehery question. our weakness, we gave aid and comfat ing to a new and more earnest struggle Mr. Webster’s official proclamation, ond—If the democratic party shall be prewent benefit to be paid for by the fu­ over policies that are irreconcilable, aide to bold control of the national ture action of the government, and from which I have quoted, waa teaued to them in their struggle for itnlepesdover measures that are inherently and government, the colored laborer in most of all was it extraordinary that a onthefithof July, .1862 A fortnight cnee, and let us not fail now to cultivate friendly and intimate relations with inevitably in conflict? Let us Inquire the southern states will remain pledge should be given to a foreign later be addressed a large audience of these things in a spirit of candor. where the southern democrats have government that the president of the from tins, front door of hi» house at them, itefralning from war oumehes placed him politeally, subject United Slates should In the future- Marshfield, and then he spoke with en- i we shall gain the influence that" wlilecTHE TARK1FF POLICT. to the will of the white man. more than a half year distant—moke a tire freedom. “The trrntv of 1818," able ua to prevent war among them-*o It ta In the first place especially unable to fix the price or command the Specific recommendation, on a specific skid Mr. Webster, “was made with the I that peace shall beawired and perpet­ w <rtby of observation that in the his­ value of his labor. The idored man subject, in specific words, to the con­ crown of England. If an American ual on this continent. If ! recall am tory of industrial questions no party in will, therefore, under those conditions gress of the United States. That fishing vessel is captured by one of her part of my own participation in pub!! . time peace has ever i>een more unit­ and influences, remain a constant quali­ pledge was given and was held in the vessels of war, the crown ot England Is affiin with special Mtfafartloa M |» ed iu support of a policy than ta the re­ ty in the labor market, receiving inade­ British foreign office in London, and it answerable; but it is not to be expecte I that 1 endeavored and almost suerttdpublican in support of a protect™ tar­ quate compensation for his own toil, took from the president oil the power that the United States will submit ed in having the American republic* iff to-day. At the late session of con­ and steadily crowding down tbe com­ of reconsideration which the lapse of their rights to be adjudicated in the assemble in a peare congress in order gress a measure known as the Morrison pensation of white labor, if not to his time and the change nt circumstances petty tribunals of the provinces, or that that war between nations on this conti­ tariff bill, designed to first weaken and own level yet far below its just and ad: might suggest and impose. Il robbed we shall allow our own vessels to be nent should be made ituptinlde. War ultimately destroy the protective policy, equate standard. the president pro taw'twY of his liberty seized by constables and other petty of­ iu any direction would prove a great was resisted by so compact au organiz­ At every turn, therefore, whether it as an executive. lie was no longer ficers, and condemned by the munici­ calamity to the United Mates--but war ation of tbe republican members that a be in exposing tbe white American free to insert in his annual message of pal courts nf Quebec and Newfound­ forced on Mexico would be a mine single vote from New York and two marked in an especial degree by cruelty. laborer to the danger of European com­ Decemi»er what might then seem ex­ land, New Brunswick or Canada. or three votes from Minnesota were all petition by destroying the protective pedient on tbe question of the tisheriee, TiURb farty piioHiBmomm. •••••• In the meantime be as­ X“p»rty ' AndthS «« reatejd linl tariff, or whether it be in reducing the but was under honorable obligations to sured that the fishing interest will not The pending contest is marked hr wages of the white man by untairlv insert, word for word, letter for letter, be neglected by this administration un­ the presence of a third party, ergmi/cil making the colored laborer his fatal the exact recommendation which the der any circumstances. The fishermen 'Kit". u«W U>”SmmoXb^of7u^^ ermen ■» a* ita it* leaders tenders say, *ay. to enforce the proh.prob.competitor in ail tlie Hehls of toil, the secretary of) state in the jproceeding shall l« protadcl in all of their r«; rights bition ot the hquor truffle in Mainr. York am! -? Minnesota linne»otji deulare that these under 1^.­ democratic party nortn and south ap- month of June ■ had promised and under a a reoubllean republican irovarnmenL government. La of property «n<t in all their rights hta w ot.,| There art sou>< singular icture* p*rexceptional votes were adverse to the lor associations have the same sanction Sara as the enemy of every interrat of pledged to the British ministry. The occupation. To use a marblehead phrase, taining ta this movmituL The repub­ wishes ot h large majority of those who and the same rights that any form of t* American workman. With that matter preeenta a curious speculation they shall be protected “hook and line, lican party in Maine from the <U» of elected the dissenting members. incorporation may assume-subjeet, as party placed in full power and with all in the working of our government. its organization has been plcdgel to On the other hand, the vast majority nil must be. to tbe condition that the its measures achieved, the wages of the ’’What, for instance, could or should the bob and sinker." Mr. Webster fell ill verv soon after prohibition — enacting the principal ot the democrats supported free trade persons and property of others shall be American laborer will fall as certainly president have done, if before the date these vigorous expressions and the ne­ statute now ta force in la5i-& aad side ot the question; but a small mino­ respected. It is well for every citizen us effect follows cause. of his annual message he had become gotiations paared into other hands and since amending it from year to year ax rity, uniting with the republicans, ol a free government to keep before his THE FISHERY QUESTION. • convinced, as a large majority of the were adjusted finally by the reciprocity the leading temperam-.- men requested. found themselves able to defeat the eyes and in his thoughts the honored The fishery dispute between the senate were convinced, that it was not treaty of 18M. The operation of that The change*, to make it more effective measure. Thereupon the democratic maxim that the “liberty of one man expedient to organize an international was highly injurious to American fish­ have averaged nearly one for every papers qliite generally throughout the must always end where the rights of United States and Great Britain has passed through many singular phases commission on the fisheries. He would ermen. Before ita termination in 18M. year since the original law was paw*:. countn denounced the recusants as un­ another man begin." in the last seventy years but never be­ then have found himself embarassed our government refused to renew it Tbe third party in tlfcir cun vent wa faithful to the creed of their party, and I have no new nostrums to offer for the journal in New York which is said the cure of labor troubles. I have no fore, I think, was it surrounded with between this pledge given to a foreign and our fishing interest immediately cheerfully testify that prohibition hu in Junetand his conviction began to revive, and immediately the been so well enforced by the republi­ 1 to reflect the views of the nations] ad­ quack remedies to propose. 1 am a such extraordinary circumstance* as we government oj duty to u>, eiuia. or th. United ministration gave formal notice ty all firm believer in the efficacv of the pro­ find existing at this moment. Before ' Canadians Iwan to agitate for another cans that in their judgment Maim ts a in the ensuing December. ' democrats, north or south, who lean tective tariff, and I can look back with discussing the merits of the American States treaty by which they could reach the quarter of a century ahead of the lieeute case it may be interrating to recall the , Congress could not be induced markets of the United States. Their states in all that pertains to the tem­ towards the policy of protection, that serene satisfaction to my' record in con­ they must revise their opinions or leave gress as never blotted by a single vote process by which the question has been to concur in the preeidmt’s rec­ wLthes were gratified and by the strang­ perance reform. The republicans h«e for an Internation­ 'ommendation thia year with special vinphasis in their the party, because with their views thaVwiis not friendly to the interests of placed in its present attitude. the fisheries est of all diplomatic juggles the L nited state convention reatflrmrd their faith On the 3lst day of January, 1885, sev- 1al commission on they can find no sympathy in democrat­ American labor. I never promised any­ W-W°.oOO for a- treaty U?Jc\e,?M’ for which Mrin prohibition and nominated for gov­ ic ranks and no standing room on dem­ thing when I was a candidate for a eral months before the fishing season of 1 which It did not want and which the and Mr. W est had made such that year began. President Arthur is- Bayard . ernor a pronounced supporter of the’ ocratic platforms. public office, and now as a private citi­ extraordinary preparations came to other party earnestly desiredT Tikut taw-. But all this dora not suit the These leading facts indicate that the zen £ have no temf**'— has passed and tbe treaty, bf 1871 has third party prohibitionist*. They de­ policy of protection versus free trade is man or expired. The Canadiima 'again come ------- --------•—*. an issue shaped and determined no' simple truth as I see the truth, it tai a treaty of Washington (itfil)___ , ^vw.back to their old tactics to harass and sire a party of their own just small enough to ha\ e no effect at all. or. if longer by sectional preference -but has। this spirit that I offer some suggestions ordiny to the conditions of the treaty woipand outrage American fishermen become general and national—affording' which seem to me worthy of attention been formally terminated. The Pn»iuntil by sheer weariness, after the possible, just largo enough to throw the a distinct, well marked line of divisioni under the existing situation of the la­ denO made the result that would flow free the country from the burden of th? manner of the unjust judge in scrip­ state into the hands of the demoent^- , from this action plan and unmistakable treaty provisions respecting the fisher­ party, which has l»een as constant in its between the republican and democratic bor question. ies, and it could not be expected that ture. our government may give them hostility to prohibition as the republi­ by earning all citizens ot the Unital parties. 1 do not recall these facta as। in what may be termed the political they would willingly initiate meosurra what they want, even to the injury of our own people. 3 preparatory to an analytic discussion of creed of the various labor organizations States that “none ot the priviltwea se­ can party of Maine has ls*n constant would probably the protective system, but with the view I have observed some singular omis­ cured to them by these articles will ex­ in the end be filled with provisions ns The humiliation of our situation has in Ite fidelity to prohibition. of. applying them to certain current sions of pertinent and. as 1 think, con­ ist by July 1st, 1885.” This termination The position and ptattorm of the of the treaty had been decreed by an t0 0,6 Amerl been gratuitously Increased by the vote third party might in tart te thus ab­ movements and current events. trolling lacto—facts which in a spirit overwhelming vote of both branches of SSv<K?g.ln!<rert 68 th0B0 from w *» ‘ ch of a majority of the democratic party The hostility of the democratic party of friendship and candpr 1 beg to point breviated: Whereas the republican they have just escaped. in the house of representative* to throw party of Maine eoairttsl u prohil-itor.congress and was now made -final and to protection has entailed upon tbecoun­ out. I read a few days since, in a creed evident that “wkrta of the United Stau-, law thirty years hgo and has since try a vast loss, and has in many ways put forth by an association of knighta effective by the President’s proclama- ^n\L’°On “i.U fishermen. Jbls COMrse *had •lN*n eara^tly congress would not accept the proposal !2i»i!,nJ4‘ .MDd obstructed tlie progress and develop­ of labor in another state, a recital of 18 amended it ns tbe majority of the for a commission, Un? government of ▼ ithout duty or charge and without ment of certain sections. Since the fi­ distinct ends which they desired to have desired by the American fishermen friends of temperance dmumded, and dominion of Canada, with tlie nn». a1? ,A*“$rican fishermen the haa in consequence advanced Maine lu nancial panic of 1873 and the contem­ secured or maintained by national leg­ was fully understood by them, and was’ the HX’nTP'0”1 °‘ «»•■£»*। completed without protest from a sin ­ right to fish tn British and Canadian poraneous solidiflcatlon of the southern islation. Among these there was not all matters of temperance a quarter of emwrat Hgim , wrla, 0( outrago, waters-This is an act of such una<- a century ahead of the license states: vote, the democratic party has, with the slightest mention of h protective gle citizen of the United States. Five weeks after President Arthur’s countable, rancorous hostility to the the exception of a single congress, held tariff. That might have been acciden­ therefore be it resolved that we. mtnNew England that it bers of a third party of prohibitionist*, control of the house of representatives. tal; or It might have implied a perfect proclamation was issued, his term ta tHffIcult evra to comprehend its mo­ will so vote as to defeat the r rubUcsn The power to Originate revenue bllbj sense of safety in regard to the contin­ dosed, and with the new administra­ tive, John Itandolph so hated the party and turn the government of has been exclusively in their hands, and uance of the tariff; or it might have tion Mr. Bayard became secretary of ®}.to ^his day and is adopted by the they have used it to the confusion, the meant that those who proclaimed the state. In three or four days after he Maine over to the democrats, who h*'e had been Installed in office the British mile to sick a aheep. Do the northern detriment, iu many instances to the de­ creed are indifferent to the fate of pro­ through all these years opposed pmluminister, the Hon. Sackville West, sub­ struction of new enterprises through­ tection. kSuc“ drtt,r®lned hostlli- bition by every instrumentality la mitted a proposal to continue the redpMermen of New England out the union. Confidence once shaken In any event it would be well for the their power. ui?* wrangemente until Januis hard to restore, and tbe schemes of labor organizations to diligently inquire a great nationDemocrats of course, with scarcely Af!*ra brler co^Pond- te 2#®* 1u»Uon may improvement which have been aban­ and ascertain how the wages of labor ‘ a OR1Or » W0* °P- au attempt at concealment, regurd tte on them. r third party as their especial ally, and doned within tho past ten years on ac­ tn the U. 8. can be kept above the rate ence Mr. Bayard accepted the offer. In p b rtn count of the uncertainty of our revenue of wages in England, Germany and o»her words. Mr. West and Mr. Bavard the coalition is so evident that I s® cert *BBy l»e refreshing If of thclr own bf wbich wo«Si re­ laws constantly menaced by the demo­ France on the same articles of manu­ sure no man can be deceived in ngaru wcre 10 1x1 ^owed cratic party in congress would have facture without the intervention of pro­ ti posted from official sources to-dav It to the result except him who desires to to fish In British waters six months caused prosperity and happiness in tective duties? With the present fJSST’fi^to be deceived. Every voter knows that Uahertuen ahould many communities which have felt the cheap modes of interchange and trans­ wl“ strength and he must choose between the republican ram/JSta? wateni for discouraging influence of dull times. dlffulty of Webster that “theUnlted aqd democratic parties-and every portation of all oommoditles, I Inquire The democratic party ta constantly of these gentlemen how, under the rule s^at« will not submit their rights to be ▼otar knows that In joining the thiru using the comparative dullness In busi­ of free trade, can wages in the U. 8. be t? udlcaF*d kJ th« »*tty tribunals of party he Indirectly but ness, which their own course in con­ kept above the general standard of Eu­ SwrilnT’ “AmerlCHn fisher- throws his political ami moral influence gress for twelve years has largely de­ ropean wages? I do not stop for the be protected in all their favor of the democracy. [Mm ot Amrrtcu. IhbenaS toZ. rights of property and in all their inThe veloped. as an argument against the detail of argument, I only desire to supporters of th. third party policy of protection. But it ta worth lodge the question in tbe minds of the S; as their shibboleth that-the re while to compare the condition of the millions of American laborers who have can party must te killed and .c~ *Tr' U1U not intend . countty in this year of grace with ita it in their power to maintain protection . poe‘tlao *ouM l<*d U» war. have secured condition the year before the republi­ or to inaugurate free trade; who have JJn ’ wKu Tthlt a firm- d«cidt’d the democrat, of the free trader, oftn cans succeeded in enacting their first it io their power to uphold the party of : tone would bring English officials to saloon proprietor, of all men wkirwin fully considered by congress, by thl ™> ™ff£em feel tte reprotective tariff. In tbe nine states protection or the party of free trade. fTe^de’lt’ bLU‘e ^epwtnient, and to keep fUX»,a» of color* which still do the larger amount of Another portentious fact has been by the American fishermen themseivefl the south disfranchise.i ami <,PPr’**r manufacturing for the country, and ,omitted—so far as 1 have observed— In . popular parlance, they had -discount­ It lain insincere coalition,ar1 unhal­ which did it nearly all a quarter of a from the consideration and judgment ied it and were fully prepared for it, lowed partnership, an unholy century ago, it ta interesting and in- <of the labor organ!rations. They seem when to their exceeding surr/iise the Against it the republican or struct!ve to compare their financial to have taken little or no heed of the .British minister seemtST to E?moSl eJS ^.J?*venincpknown-that Manle preeenta iu uniform ■uP^'rt « conditions nt the tieginning of 1861 and existence of more than a million and a -with compassion for their potudble suf­ tul operatic r 11 ««> m peaceprohibition, ite splendid recon! at the beginning of 1886. Tbe States half of able-bodied laborers in tbesouth 1ferings. Apparently without any oth­ tion to the protection of Aim-w" referred to arc the six of New Eugtand. with dark skins but with expanding in- i than disinterested beaevolabor, ita long and patient with New York, New Jersey aodPean- tellect. Increasing intelligence and ermotive J.once, Mr. West was anxious to allow Stvt 1<anMd ta ■>!• Mhool behalf of those who are dowo-ti«we“ «yl*anla. In 1861 the country present­ growing ambition. While these men t tte tSS EusUtxl u d and deprived of natqr.d rljrtita T® them six months more of that predoes ed a condition brought about b> nenriv --------- ---------------- t “LJj“ta^Suteecaa never go to war republican party has time which the Halifax cr.mmteBion an entire generation of free trade. 4 cotton fields, in the rit ?. and ____________ ____________ imt^* i00.Boaie P°lnt that touches the battles single handed, against gn* had declared to be worth to th* Wegate amount which the« tetenete.^ita^ ttr*iD«d const^?^1”,^ ne* «®d odds, and now with princi nlr pls bad accumulated in thrtr sai ——— —— — _ the northern states ed and courage andauntad t wifi mwnitude w.i .frit no competition from them. But triumph over the combine'! force ot ttatom. The taaues of the campaign are clear­ ly defined in the foregoing. They the words of a Stateaman. the pe*f u ££SE>i sdd. te>^^ • r S? Tnr >«*£«.*», & SX'SS1'11 “ '* «« “1Siapooth’ liroSFuSt gsSS”"2’-: lh'num; � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-09-09.pdf 26d0bb65f987980ab026368fb91186e6 PDF Text Text ( The Hastings Banner vbt. XXXI. NO. 19. ThSastings Banner. HASTIXGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 9,4836. . ALL L. COOK. MA- ovKKTWNG RATES: , ..........................,...4 •nfr for*pecl»l position*. TOV LKAOfHO CO. WANT OKALKBM 140 Warm, dry and dusty. Geo. Moore is suffering with rheuma­ tism. Mrs. Phillip Dunbar is having a tu­ mor wart removed from her lip. The Bush threshing machine thresh­ ed on Friday the 28th of Aug-one of the warmest days of the season, eleven hundred and lltty-slx bushels of wheat and made two sets. James Elliot, of La Grange, Ind., has l«en visiting his cousin Geo. HautBtet- IN THU JOB PRINTING. ,ir tu the Job Printing IM•j- Hksnkk. Everything In the ■ «, aod with the latest facet of improved patterns of machinery* .t wxjrkmrti employed, enable* the p*r.in ■ • eourr NORTH-RAST HASTINGS. avaa KAY & Tint . . BM KIIT10N KATM County News. WHAT WRIGHT, AMONG lUiutr Co., Mian., .U‘< ARK. IN Woodward THK Avenue I.1NX wiurr 1 and 3 roa 7T\-; ii.bWK Y, M. D., (j, . h. rivUn, Surgeon and Oculist. Mr. Baldwin and son, of Grass Lake, are Visiting their cousin Wm. Baldwin. Mr Hampton and son Chas., of Jotatown were the guests of S. N. Baldwin and family Monday and Tues- warn ox CALL Campus vrox Jtwr.Lin . w LANDIS, M. DJ ' Phyaican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mieh. tam- • tj. or ultftit. _________ MMERMAN," .•p.thic Phj’Mcian A Surgeon, -- r **: at Holloway*’ drag »u>re.) F? Opposite L.1 THK City NO Hall, ruocs^K AND orris ai. DETROIT, TO OOOI «. MICH. OOODB. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS ■ H ELDON, I’01' * CITV. WAur ■ HOW Oni j Fanner's Insurance Co. ..... a nua*'* property agalntt u’ >: wind; against a man** He • 'J o«t : tttot' H IN l>t XM.iMl-. Dentist. t mipfly aiteuited to. ■___________ iiK r AU •- WHKX U AT< Hr..*>. : uses. D1' u» Martius Hollaway*'drag to**a afWBtton paid to lurgteal disease* h the eye and ear. '_________ ARE -tr*C Black. Hasting*. Mich.) F .} .rf ul Abstract Books in Barry ASTON, A. Headquarto ■ Attorney at Law. ! Ute mate. CoUertion# to; s caRVETH. FOR attorney at Law. MtddteriBe. Mich. .1 NV, BARKER.Real Estate, France and Loans. ■ Hunran* Sou. 3 door* aorta of i'oilofflce. •• ■■ -lontchen to makiog exchange* Ih- >~.>reaU of uoa-reaMent -r» urefttHj- looked after. Farm* . «i!e or okchaage. House# and )[■' 0«<» 3P-, PW? x VanARMAN. Lawyers. K Farm Wagons, Doable Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, W AM B.?WEEZEY, Attorney , iw an 1 >olicitor in Chancery. . ill Murf» of the »t*te. w LlM B. SWEEZEY. •Justice of the Peace, a specialty. ’' (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) -.ILLA'PIE. ’ Notary Public. )r (PINE AND CEDAR.) Cedar' Fence Posts, COBB. .SAELE DRESSMAKER. F.t K ■ .It'en'1,1* Uivcn tu Cutting -■ / -’-I,.- Patterm Cut tu order. It- : S'bautr' Store. Tij. Joist and Studding, FLOORING Hi". 1 Regular meeting* even . I .Ml Friday evening, at Tern­ A. H. JOHNSON. M. W. Michigan Central and Maple, Suh, Deo?: d Bis, Cornice Mouldings, The Misses Ella Sutton, of Hastings, Addie t ancher, of Greenville, and Ella Ryan, of Irving, were the guests of Myrtle Dunbar Thursday. Chas. Andrus after an extended visit to friends of Jonesville returned home last week. Nora -Andrus is writing in Judge Cote's office. * David Ragla. wife and Master Har­ vey visited at Geo. Whitney’s Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Chauncey Brown is visiting her daughter in Detroit. Wonder where Charlie was going with that fanning mill and all those girls. Pretty good my boy. Ettie Wolfe is Spending a few weeks at A. I. llarnum'a. Leroy Barnum and wife have moved to Hope where they will make their home. Our good wishes go with them. Mrs. Adrian Burroughs and children are visiting friends in Lowell The secretary of the Monitor I. O. O. F. Lodge, of Mixhwakie, Ind., wu in attendance at the funeral of Wm. King­ sley. zOscar Bauer is working for S. N. Baldwin. Well Gleaner, I think if you had looked you might have seen the Sweet Williams at the reunion, but I think it most too late in the season forthem, don't you? Mrs. Oscar Matthews who has been quite sick is now convaledng. Girls it is too bad when you get an invitation and then get left. But never mind as long as you got a ride with Charlie in that lumber wagon. Ella Ryan and Addie Fancher are spending the week with the Sutton girls at Popple Dale. The meat peddlers are on our road daily. Died, at his home in Hastings town­ ship. on Thursday. Sept. 2d. William L. Kingsley in the tilth year of hto age. He' was born in Cannn, Columbia Co., N. Y. 1822. where he was married to Mrs. Man' E. Calhun, April 2Vth, 1862. Four children were born to them, one son and three daughters all of whom are dead. Tlis wifedied in K»13. fie soon afterwards moved to Mlshwakie, IntL, and was married to Mrs. Ellen Clary in 1868. He was a member of the Disciple church of that place also the Monitor I. O. O. F. Lodge. No. 242. He has been a resident of this vicinity about five years and has won a large circle of friends. He has been an in­ valid for over a year, hte disease was of the kidneys and heart. His death was not expected so sonn until Thursday morning, but he lived until five o'clock jt. t The that :„ funeral was held Mt his late home Sunday afternoon at one o'clock under the auapiclea of the I. O. O. F. of your city, Rev. A. K. Stewart ofliciatihg. The funeral was very largely attended. Several of the daughters of “Rebecca” were in attaml, ance. Mr. K. leaves a wife and two stepsons to mourn his loss. By this we lose a good citizen, a good neighbor and kind husband. The nereaved wife has the sympathy of a host of friends in this great sorrow, l-et us feel that our Iom was his gain. The remains were interred in the North Irving cemetery. Stricken wife! Wnnl<ran never sha­ dow forth thy deep pure tore. For the buslmad thus ft taken. Happy now In realm* above. One b) one lore'* links are broken. . f ine by cue the tir* an* *e*ered. But tire arelalm will be endnnnr. i When they're gathered all in Hearen. FAN8Y. Inside Finish & Band IiiMiup Of irtiTf IXurlptlon, Stoop Scrolls & Columns Tt« Niagara Falls (Routs. Window and Door Screens. GRANO RAPIDS DIVISION. WITta. and plication. riven on ,p- BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. i)ctonlt bavlna been madeun 11.10 tu: *«;“ xSum ■nnrtaaire ha* become operative. KS ■tUx drrd k 4 . n to eoflect the aanK or aoy P*r» th ( exe to Kw Mot. Irrtae ■ Mtdd’-t mShs Al ■winna by time 4 luplda aid J,"5'*’•£««»--.-r m p*„_„ _ Rapt it 4 laduna g. g. * O- scrams bssaas ROOOUM. WHOLE NO. 1631. Wm. Doud, of Illinois,»on of 8. Doud, Esq., is visiting his relali vee and friends. He to on his wedding tour. Much joy to WfH. ’ Rev. W. A. Hunsberger will preach at the Crosby school house Sunday next at 2 o'clock p. m. Come one and all and hear him as he will leave for a new field of labor soon. The friends of Mr*. Alice Harris will regret to learn that there are no flatter­ ing symptoms indicating a recovery In her case, although she has been quite comfortable tor several days part. county are well pleased with lx»€h the state and county ticket#. There are no kic kers among ua. There are but three tickets, democratic republican and prohibition. It need not take long for an Intelligent man to make up hto mind which to vote. Newel -Chandler's hogs have the cholera and he has no cure for that dis­ ease. Will some farmers come forward and give us a remedy ? Sidney Hull has finished threahing and reports an average of 1.200 bushels per day. We rather see the book# to prove the assertion than believe the re­ KARTIN'a CORNERS. port. Mrs. D. C. Warner is very sick. The letter in the Banner in regard Threshing is nearly done in these to the row and gentleman in ghostly part*. apparel was not written by your regu­ Mrs. John Keagle has gone to visR a lar correspondent, but by an extra. sister near Big Rapids. Please let us bear from biui again. A heavy rain visited us Saturday MOROO-THORNAEPLX night. Mrs, W. Glgar, of Toledo,. Ohio, is The Fisher place south of the school bouse has been traded to Charley Mar­ visiting her listers Mra. J. Failes and Mrs. Waldron. . tin. . Mrs. Howard was called home from Miss Lett* Barry intends making rel­ Charlotte, where she was at work, to atives a visit in York state soon. Several of our people are on the alik attemi to her sick child now living list, chills and fever and dysentry being with it# grandmother at Morgan. Lola Hyde is still sick with bilious the prevailing diseases. while Mrs. Odell and a fnend were intermittent fever. Elvln Cole to on the slfflc list. attending religion# services at Morgan Farmer# are nearly all done seeding. Sunday forenoon, their horse got tired and laid down breaking both buggy Cutting corn is now the order of the thills. d>^ii* Brown expect# soon to go to From the Herald. Annual school meeting next Monday evening, September 6th. Luther Childs is visiting his son Mark in Howell this week. Carrie Geiger, of Woodland, spent the last week with her cousin, Lena Geiger. On account of recent heavy rains, wheat sowing will be delayed somewhatJn this section. Mews. Jno. Baker and Wm. Godfrey were in Grand Rapias Friday last with a load of poultry. Freeport thermometers got mad on Friday afternoon, Aug. 27, *86. and registered 102 degrees In the shade. Thus. Sullivan has rented the rooms over Frank Moore's store and moved his family Into the same last Friday. Dr. II. F. Peckham started for Sher­ burne. N. Y.,Tuetelay morning, called there by the dangerous ilineas of his aged father. Mrs. C. E. Riegler accompanied by Ella Roush, visited in Lowell Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Adams. Terry Corrigan, boughtTU2 hogs at this place Friday, making 19,716 lbs., live weight He paid an average of 83.90 per 100. Mrs. Helen ileintztdman,of SL Louis, Mich, and Mr. Jay Lynn, of Dutton, miwle J«a Godfrey and wife a welcome visit Saturday and-Sunday last. Ib-v. Mourer of the C. B. ckurch pre:u-he<l his farewell sermon last Sab­ bath at the close of his third succes­ sive year’a pastorate here. He’ is so well liked that a strong effort will be made to secure his return for another year. Richard Kibble, of Harris Creek, drove up to the grist mill in a great hurry Monday, jumped out of his wag­ on and ran into the mill, leaving his team unhitched. The spirited animals finding themselves alone, sprang into a run and soon disappeared in the dis­ tance. Wagon maker Gfllck now has charge of the remains, the wagon, we mean. No other damage waa done. Jerry Boynton, of Grand Rapids, ac­ companied by his engineer, was in town Wednesday. He was on his way to Lansing, looking up the moat feasi­ ble line to locate a railroad connecting fjoising and Grand RapidA Mr. Boyn­ ton has organized the “Alaska Railway Company” and tiled articles of associa­ tion at Lansing. He purposes to build the road Via, Alaska, Freeport and Woodland, provided he receives, suffic­ ient encouragement along the line. Mr. Bovnton mean* busineaa and we believe the time is near at hand when we can prove br our works whether we want a railroad or not. Mr. Boyn­ ton's engineer will soon survey a line through here to estimate the cost of Construction. BOWEN'S MILLS. Eld. Giliaspie was in Die south part of the state last week, and while there attended the reunion of hi# old regiment held at Sturgis, the 11 th M ichigan Infantry. Ho reports that the corn crop In Barry County is os good, if not better, than any he saw on his route. Republicans through this part are well satisfied with both the state aud county A rope-walker who was advertised to give an exhibition on oar streets Saturday afternoon, failed to material­ ize. At the school meeting Mondav night the trustees whose terms of office ex­ pired—Maasrs, Young and Bell—were re-elected for another term. Oar school** are low ia a flourishing condi­ tion. ’ Jeffords Port G. A. R. will give a camp tire Tuesday night at their na#. • Brit had his road scraper oct W Main street Friday and looked m proud manipulating the lever thereof aa a king on his throne. A brush Are out on Moore’s prairie Thursday night startled people on the street, as it looked very much like a burning building. Ellas Ogden is building a new’ barn and an addition to his house. The case of Wm. Reynolds, of Kalamn. for criminal assault, which came before justice Mills last Thursday morning, was adjourned at noon, two witnesses having been examined, be­ cause the lawyer for the defenae was too -tired''to come back after dinner. Wilson and Marshall have dissolved partnership and Marshall is making arrangments to go into business on his «»wn account in the Brady store adjourn­ ing the bakery. Henry Clever, of Maple Grove, has bought the bakery of W. H. Thomlinson and the latter will seek a new location. Mr. Tomlinson is the best baker Naahville ever had. and we don't like to see him go. Goodwin's drug store baa i<een under­ going improvement this weyk, the interioF’a. rangementa being changed. 0. V. SUCKER. Freeaoil, Mason Co., to visit bet sister Mra. Frank Hyde. Mother Brown will make her home with her daughter, west of Hasting#, the coming winter. Mra. Jacob Oddi's horse while hitch­ ed to the fence Sunday laid down and broke the thills necreitating the borrow­ CA9TLETOK. ing of a vehicle to get home. Nelt Rasey and family, of Charlotte, The Morgan school district No. 5 at their meeting on Monday evening, were guests of D. W. Smith the part declared by vote that they have a lady week. L. Hanner and wife Sundaycd with teacher for the winter term. H. Fisher, in Hastings. IRVING. The earthquake to all the talk, the shock being felt in this vicinity. The fore part of the week Dakota sent us a cold wave. Some frost re­ ported. but not to Injure anything. Sowing wheat and cutting corn Is the order of the day. Very warm the latter part of the week the thermometer having a sink­ ing spell. Mr. Blake and wife have a daughter visiting them. According to agreement the 1st and 2d nines of Irving crossed bats, result­ ing in a victory for the l#t nine by a score 27 to 4, the pitcher of the 2d nine giving out, but the boys of the 1st nine all agree that it was the most hotly contested game ever played on the diamond at that place. James Poland has laid up bls machine for seeding. Giltw-rt Bussel thinking that it wa# time ho mended his way a he reshingled his house. The Prohibitionists have opened the campaign in this town. Prof. M. V. Rork. of Lansing, tells the people what he knows about it. DOWLIR0. Mbs Katie Mack, who has been visit­ ing friends in this place, returned home Saturday. Stella Sage is at work for Mrs. Geo. Wilaon. A little boy,at Steve Lester’s is hat makes him wear such a broad amlle. Chas. Tobias has moved in the house vacated by Worthy Ij«ter. Mrs. Lang has gone to Leroy to vlsi( her daughter hia. Miss Martha Vanderburg. of Johns­ town. is working at Mrs. Steve Lester's. Seftoal from this place attended -thr grange feast at Lacey Saturday. All report a good time. Worthy Lester started for California last Tuesday. Lewis Whitehead, who has been vis­ iting In this place, returned to his school at Ann Arbor, Friday. The Dowling t>ase ball club go to Assyria center Saturday to cross bats with the Assyria center boys. <;um DBors. CARLTON. Farmers are busy sowing wheat. A. (». Center spends his vacation on the top of the hi IL are begiiuitng to cut their -Farmers — cof?ifog cholera has put In lU appearance. ~ Malhtns Alterding has lost some and ulso L. Knowles. John Eggcrman, who lives in the northern part of this state, is visiting friends here. Jud. savs he won’t trust every one . with his horses. Hold your own horses, Jud. | Jacob Odell has got a new organ at (his house. He purchased it from a ■ Grand Rapids Ann. ■| Mrs. Maryetta Carpenter invites all < her Sunday school class to picnic with I her Friday afternoon. Sept. 10th, at 3 p. m. At the district lodge held hero Sept. 1st, Canton lodge took first prize, Mid­ dleville second. James Smith commences a term of school for advanced pupils this morn­ ing. Lusting six weeks. F.J. Moon returned to Knlamaxoo on Thursday last, having failed to make surety of his trade with Richards & I Miss Stemphler. who has IveA viaft■ MeBane's house presents a very ing at Kid. GHluspie s. has returned to it appearance from what it did a her home at Battle creek. different 4.1-M since, Un<-#- and and the the interior interior will will j C. W. Armstrong says he don t want few weeks be as much improved as the exterior. any more Mormon or Chinese. His When completed it will be very cozy Michigan Is good enough for him. Geo. Harris has returned to his home and convenient. Geo. Hszen has the wing, recently near Coldwater. Mrs. Orpha Gillaspie is on the sick added to his house, nearly done. The list. place is much improved In every way. Mra. Shedd, of Chicago, is visiting her Rev. Bruce goes to Grand Rapids this stoter. Sirs. Charles M. Bixler. week to attend conference. Mra. Thoma# Winters, of Hamilton. Mrs. Allen Benson has as a guest her sister-in-law. Mrs. Bartlett, of Chicago. Allegan Countv. to visiting friends in NASHVILLE. Mrs. Clement started for York state the vicinity of Bowen. An Itinerant temperance lecturer, a E<i. Blanchard and wife to stopping at last week Wednesday, intending to be dlsdple ul Francis Murphy and an ad­ Buel Bradley's. al«sent five or six weeks. Mr. Ivea has nearly completed • new vocate of moral suasion, held forth to John Cairns and family have return­ ■mall audiences on Main street Sunday , ed from several days visit to Kalamazoo. wagon bouse. Mr. Garrett is titing up his grove on ami Monday evenings. There were E. S. Brown, of Kalamazoo, spent a some of his hearers who laughed at the the bonk of Gun Lake, so to have it part of the past week In our town. man and his somewhat shabby attire, Rev. Bruce united in wedlock Mr. r«uly for another summer. but he talked good, practical common We hear that G. IL & L R. R. com-, ---_ Malone and Mias Craven a short time lr,ck 1 sense just the same. -The Mlsara Keith, sisters of Mrs. 11 Some lawless sneak thieves stole the Harry Hale, are making her a visit. honey from Mr. Brigg's bee hive last The Evangelical church ia to be ded­ W Mrs. Colwell entertains the missiona­ We are having fine weather for all icated next Sunday at 2 o'clock with eppropnate exercbea. Bishop Dubs, of kinds of farming. , ry socirty this week. Wheat is all threshed and is a fair Cleveland, will be present and conduct ceremumts. „ Frank Fuller, Jaa. *Perry. Mat Rey­ CICorn looks well and is ripening; very Amost. yea quite, a frost during the noids and Tom Brady are puttiugdown fast. new concrete walk*. Thoae around the cold wave itoiiaiioo. Some farmers are sowing wheat, Sunday. Aug. 28th, the house of Man­ 1 CongregaUona! and Methodist churches ning Doud «w struck by lightening. otiiersju&t plowing, while others are are finished and add to their apprarTh*fluid entered at the l>ase of the cutting corn and clover seed. __ . , „ The dance at TnBea Brothers hall aU,nie Methodist aociety ladlus sold lee chimnev and parting passed In several Slmtii,bmktaithe«U»«>d etfh last Friday evening was well attended.: cream in toe Kanaga store Saturday 1M tn a namter at plara. The toUy and cleared about >lv. . *__ >< —In tlw. hrtiiua hnt no • There was a picaaant surprise father­ ing of friends of ilrs. Wm. i'arkei al TfcBjepublkaMaf this part of the, her residence Saturday. what earlier than usual. has been spending the past week with her family. The farmers have commenced to sow wheat. P. Bass is building a log house. Severahof our V. B. member attend­ ed the U. conference at Odessa cetv ter last Sunday. Rev. N. T. Sheldon has been appoint­ ed at the Cedar Creek circuit. Rev. Smith is to remain with us an­ other year. G. Frank has a new wind mW. Mr. Carl and family.of Kalamo.spent Monday with Dick Elierton. Mrs- G. Newton would like to have those parties that took those 26 quarts of canned fruit from her cellar last week to return the cans, as ahe wishes Hon. Clement Smith, of Hastings, spent a few ------------ days with his parents the v«?k. ’ Mrs.n D. 1Falkner and daughter were at Woodland last week. Geo. Greenfield started Monday for Toledo. J. Mater is repaintipg his new house. Bert. Hart, of Charlotte, has moved in with Lewis Lockhart B. Baldwin has moved in the Len Storr house. Sept 1st being Mrs. L. Hosmer 38th ‘ birthday, some MO of her friends made her a grand surprise bringing with them a fine rucking chair, a new dress, besides several pieces of needle work. The afternoon was spent by the gents in pitching quoits, while the ladies pre­ pared a fine supper which Ml did justice to. Among the company was her mother. Mrs. Waldron, and sister, Mrs. il. Fisher, all of Hastings, and Mm. K. Hosmer and family, of Carlton Center. DELTOH. We were absent last week but will re­ port for duty this week. Much sickness prevails. A party of campers are at Crooked lake. They are from Battle Creek. The wooden wedding at Chw. Nor­ wood’s was a very pleasant affair. Pres­ ents to the amount of WO were given, consisting of househoM necwuilties. ■ About 66 grown persons were present and a pleasant time waa had in the evening speaking and singing by Mrs. Norwood who has long.ago displayed her skill as elocutionist, and Minnie Baird came promptly to the front and was looked upon as the belle of the evening the young couple again took the pledge of wedlock. Cigars were f n*elv passed around, but the minister would not even take a match. Mrs. A. B. Bush is on the sick list. Kuwell Norwood is still sick from the effects of scarlatina. Jjchool commenced to-day with Miss Luther, of .’rving. as teacher. HlCKOBX CORNERS. ' Quite a heavy thunder shower visited us on Saturday night. Some fanners have commenced sow­ ing their fall wheat Died, on Saturday, infant daughter of B. Roas, of this place. Funeral ser­ vices held Tuesday at the Wedeyan church. Geo. Jessup, lately of Colorado, waa the guest of W. T. Barber and other friends residing in this place Saturday and Sunday. Many people from this place litre itwn attending the camp inerting that is being conducted by the colored peo­ ple at oi»mp St Louis. Quite an array of talent is displayed in their services l>oih in singing, preaching and exhort­ ing. FOUR CORMRM. David Coals and family SuniUjod at the cornem. Eddie Coats to getting material on the ground to repair hia house. » Our tick are some better with the ex­ ception o( Frank Wolfr, whose name han litrfi added to the lint thin week. There will be a d nation at the va­ cant house of James To town line this week Th the benefit of EH. Every body • �-------Three Peculiarities CIN5AM0X ROSES. 'causal shadow hereelf. She stopped fc The cottage house hod bean painted white, but the l»tat nn- y WOM film in some placre, tee eoufcl sea tire gray wood through it. The establish­ ment hail a generally declining look; tlx fences were learning. All the bit of newnew and smartnem about it wm the ■frontdoor That was painted a bright blue. Cinnamon rose-bushes grew in the square front yard. They were full of their little sweet ragged roses now. With their silent, Lowly persistency they had । overrun the whole yard. There was no stepping-room between them. They formed a green l>ank tiguinst the house walls; their branches reached droopingly across die front walk, and pushed through the fence. Children on the sidewalk could pick the roses. Four men coming up the street with a bukinex* air looked hesitatingly at this by grief that it waa impossible to judge of her natural appearance. She would wd frailty up. and she could see ti She fell to rememlwring. poor eyes Catted with u.jbody «be. •»’ »•”“«* “ *> toying thing fur you." Elsie wm crying. "fT® 10 S’* used to thinkin’ of U." «te sobbed. Fiflic Mill* and William Haver* were fair dend Lucinu became visible among „^«1 .1 the br.de'. brother’.- Whee light her cinnamon roaea* Ur. brirUl couple •M ■» Uadeo-” lfm* And hold Instead ths bitterest of gall Elsie for a minute, as site Mood there, they did nor *®rar »x ibr Croat door. To lip» that, qmvenng, turn from red to was all memory: tte past seemed to come _ J i ____ aide one. bewhite. back in pity fur ter agony of regret and But you' re so loyal I That effaces hIL oyer*liine the prcMtut. Tlie light of an old wonting l«y on per* Bazar. —Kate Vaonah. hour! those rose*, and young Lucina stood doMly to old holy love* and loyaltire Ebrie Milla was not disposed to retract an' hev the roof shingled. He wm kinder laughin’ about that blue door, but be didn’t seem to think he’d her it al­ tered afterward. I told him how poor Elsie painted it herself." “Lord! 1 shouldn’t think bod’d want to keep that blue door.” “He seemed to think it wouldn’t look rith it. alive with a *1range impotent wrath, which was du-ected agaiast William Hrv— He’s goin’ to ent down all theta row. He's brought over his sickle to­ night" That wm all Eime beard. She did not among them, lovely and triumpliant. She had just set ttem ih tlie earth with her own hand*. When Elsie moved again she was ready for anydiing. Oh, those cinnamon row*! the only tracm which that beautiful, telovi«d maiden had left of her presence in the world! Oh, three cinnamon rosea! die one little legacy of grace which she had been aide to bequeath to it! When Elsie came out on the road again tlie had something covered by her apron. Ie*t the moon should make it glitter. She ran home faater than she had come, widi no watchful pauaen now. Bat she had to make another cautious journey U> the Wing tern before »he returned to her room. Finally she gained it success­ fully: no one had heard her. The next morning wme one knocked while the family were at tl*> l-reaklast table. Silas answered it. “The queercat thing," he said, when he returned. “Haver* ha* lost hb sickle, die one he brought over hurt night, an’ he wants to borrow mine, an’ I can't find that high or low. I would ha’ sworn it wm bangin' on the book in die barn. He won]* to get them cinnamon roses “Well, 1 should think it wm queer!" said hto wife. “1 know 1 saw it out there yesterday. Are you sure its gone?" Elsie said nothing. She bent her he^l over her plate and tried to ent. They did not notice how white she wt*. She kept a sharp watch all day; rhe started every time any one sjsike: she kept close to the others: idle dreaded to hear what might te said, but she dreadml more uot “Has Mr. Havers found his sickle yet?" Mrs. Wing asked, when her husband came home at night. He had liee.n over to tin- v illsge. "I see you ridin* home with him." “No, he ain't. He's gone aud Itought a new one. Says he’s hound to hev ttetn roses cut down to-morrow. Ain't seen anything of ourn yet, hev yeF ' "Well, it beats everything—two sickles right in the neighteriiood! I rather think some one must Im* took 'em." "Land! Silas, nobody's took 'em. 1 know all about yon. I’ve known you to hev things stole before, an' it always turned out you was tlie thief. When you lose a thing, it’s always stole." Elsie found it harder to start out to­ night: a little of the first impetus wm wMU-d. Still, she did not hesitate. When the house was quiet she crept out again, and went over to tlie old place. Ste did not stop to reflect over the roses to-night She was braced up to do her errand; but it must be done quickly, or she would give way. She went sited, where she had found tlie sickls the night before. As she came close to the open arch which served as entrance there wm a swift rush, and William Havers kUkxI beside her holding Imr arm. “Oh!" she said, then began feebly gasping for breath, “Elsie Mills! what in the world are you doin’ here?" She looked up in his face, but did not ’Why, Elsie, what is It! Don’t you te ■aid, you poor little thing. What wm enemy were retreating. He had to lie -low all night until thu column* fiaMed by. Maweng- re that tlte Union genend* sent to each other through the wood* were captured axil held with m little ' noise m possible. ■ One great difficulty wxs to keep the mule* in the ordnance and commissary w-ugons from braying and thu« calling the attention of the foe. For tlua pur­ pose Stuart unkwl a man to be detained to stand by each mule and whack him with a stick as won m he offered to bray; for a mule, like an orator, requires a certain preparation before beginning hb neat and appropriate vocal exercise*. There b a preliminary protest made with Uie care, and certain solemnities of die York large mortality among his.fellow men. for he laid down rule* which were but marclung order* for the grave in many narily large following as a dietist. ■ There b a vot amount of dbwnright folly in die opwatkin railed dieting, repedally when it is under the direction of another. A few year* ago some die­ tetic crank gave out that oatmeal wm the secret of long life and good digestion, and the demand for tlie article became enormous. Of late it lias been discovered tliat oatmeal is a pemidve injury to a . Hood’s Sarsaparilla ■I recommend Hood’s SxnapartU* u r friends »• the be»t __ _ A book renuiDii.r many Bscmi at cure* will be sem to all whoiw.w_ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by ril dniadsta. |1; »ix jor« only by C. L BOtHi & CO,, Uweii. IOO Doses Ono Dollar. Blood Itewdy and Neuralgic palta. We pusna,* Dr. Jackson* penetrating hi,^. curre sprains, brute*, kirk*.cut* rbeuniatisfT. etrc. etc. Good or beast. For by W. H. GtedS?. Charlevoix’s public school will rot uate its first ckas next year. Cobb’s PHI* contain Mandrake, tte licet agent known tor correct tr.g‘toir,ach troubles. W. jl. Good^uv iMtriowg. raised 1,01*1 bushrh of oats na IS'sen* of ground. mu-bri-rle-s Cmirt, Sjriip Inott, a nousehohl word wherever uses!. If not satistied will refund voa money for empty bottle. W.^fjoftiyear. BrooMMi ha* * «KBIt>s club. k In Holland. Mirh. <’. J. Ikroberv pubitahes the Xewr. and in iti 'Mamai wrongly rerommm<!s Dr. Ttf-mt’ Edectric Oil (or ooushs, colds, sore throats, catarrh and Mihms. . Thousands try those triumhtd tritei that thoroughly Iransfunu the trith.Trix. . which Iim a pleasant flavor and which makes one feci good. _>-• There b only one sensible rule to fol­ low about eating. Each jiereoo b the judge of his own stomach, and that which he hM discovered to be injurious to himself be aliould avoid. This b the test system of dieting in the world. It require* simply r**olution and deterrnin- Mc.thers' mother*! mothers! Whv will you allow your little ilsrliag ti> Buffer with those horrible wt/rui« wr *a a sure remedy b so near im! Dr. Jackson's vegetable Worm rirep will surelv give relief an<l t®st» tpt a rente. For sale by W. Goxbrar. tenure to feed ujwn tliat which injure* tiir power' ol I. coc.Urually ben the nniutry. U H: is erra: medldi < i drblKty. «i»l wd we will be perfectly safe if we heed them. But nature han no part or lot with the nrodoni starvation diotist.— Pioneer ITer*. Lake Copiaa, which is situated near Thete* in Bocotis, covers an arm of nearly 10U Rjuan- mile*. The French company which ha« been engaged in digging a canal to drain it^jiM «dmo*t finished its work and about two-tKirds of the waters of the lake will be drawn off within the next two of- three months Hitherto this inland sea has been chiefly renutrkable for the malaria and fevers regularly prevailing on Its shore* during IngUm rorutrvfsUo: a! rhurv(> only will this evil be permanently re­ moved, but Greece will arid to her terri­ tory many thousands of arm* of arable noil of tl>e greatest fertility. The lake in fed by the river* coming down from HIxoa'K barrel hoop wsrchotw st tttiiw burned Friday. *ttb fl.Kc worth of b«1S;«« insurance. Yoe are feeling Crpn-M-d. year *p|*Ule w poor, you ue bothered * tth H-nUrre. jou fidgett). uel'oo* wd *r»ere)h out <4 «ort». »s<l ulaate. sprtnc medkiuc*. or mtt»r». "hxt l*r their haul* very cheap. h»«i wb.bkj. which Mbonlatr you for an Ixxir. and fr-ta kaw' jrv>‘ in wurte ronditlou than I' 1«rr WuM t<m wauf te Ml alteram* ths’. v!> jtirifv rtar hlood. start health* action of 1-hrr ird KMsen, restore jsmr vitality, and gh? f'***’® health and strrnph. fhich a n>rd’.rise warm vemucr. •• .-.h tke blood, and removes erery taint «f procrsi irfr uf Detroit. rounding country.—New York une. Ortttet.m Trib­ bereaner.' I'KvUlKMM Fleeloa. There never wm a more unwholesome M posmreiy curv» . be written about. There are many things which can not te written about without doing almost unmitigated mischief. It ; la nauanteed to ct w । -.-r-1r* estey refunded, rriw i cww y* "HACKMETACK." a te.ttns perfume. Friee» »<1 » H Goodyear. rhich a Kbjerti* handled Several iDdln ralle- hue up M the OekUrxl -Her dahe. of •u®' skinneru and arrow ht-ad^- ■wur •I don't see what you mean by tliat.' ‘Why, I mean I didn’t." The lute Dr. Dio Ix’wis wrote several books on dieting which some ]*ople read m they would the gmpel truth, following the exacting rule* with a fidelity and precision worthy of a tetter cause. Dr by W H- Goodyear FOX DYM'KFSIA aud Uw bhMajxfMted gnarantre on wi»•*<■«1 Mi'* VltafteT. H never fail* to cure. c*»*a * * * * i W. H. Goodyear. A NASAL INJMTOB treeritli BabekrtOMarrh Bejuedy. Frice»<■««• *** writing on foul subjects will cure it. by Xh H- Goodyear. Itch, otnen kind eura) In » Uta b, W^l/cnr. Unltcrl Uanoolh.r. Thu ,r°” U-wpool to tin, Mr Fradrrtrk HoUbkta. <lnn«WS . to2°u.r" “J™"1' *“ It WM 13 o’clock that night when Elate crept down the stairs and out the front Unknown to Others Hood'* Hamparliu h prnared greatest skill and ran-, by educaikw and kmg exprtimre. Heu-Hi-. RtedieilM »or1hv<J ...» a___ ..Bk AB*W to> num* Uss arrtrrd to.lbd AiataL It u said that a mule can not bray if you de a weight to his tail and hold it down. Tljb was touchingly illustrated in the cavalry movemenu tliat preceded the second tetde of Manasaa*. Gvn. Stuart, with n large force of cavalry manoeuvring around the retreating army of Pope, got caught between twbculumxu of the Union troop*, and wm obliged to conceal himself in a dense wood between spread* the countenance, then tte tail to "Of exjuree I will, but 1 think you’d lifted. A bray dues not break forth from tetter tell me what you wanted, an’ let alidominal viscera and comes gradually didn’t mean to scare you. I su»j>ected I up. Now, m soon m the cavalry mules hed a sickle stole,an'1 wm kinder keepin' began to prepare for a bray, whack! a lookout. When 1 jumped out I didn't whack! would go the sticks, and the brey would be suppressed—and tlius all “I stole your rickl*. an’ I’ll steal it night. It wm said that this waa needagain if you offer to tech Luciny’* roaec" ire* fx,verity, for it would have sufficed “You-stole my sickle—I offer fc tech to ti. a brickbat to the tail of.each mule, Luciny’s tom*! I guae* 1 don’t know —Maj. Randolph in Baltimore American. what you mean, Elsie." “J mean jest what I aay. I’llatea! your sickle every time you offer to cut down The idea that it is impossible to propel Luciny’* rows." ■hip.bHh.rat. forty knou. „ “You mean titem roses out hi the front * In Eurap. Prof_or Thurstcm, of London, han recently take* "Course I do. Didn't she set them up the subject, and oendudea that R h out?" pornbla The *h!P that te propew b to “Lord! I didn’t know. I didn’t know te 800 feet long, 80 feet team, and 35 nothin' about it I hadn't no notion of feet drought, with a displacement of your feelln* ted. If I had, I gueaa- about 88,000 ton*. He estimates the Why didn’t you tell me? Why didn't power required to propel ter at SM.000 horsea He calculates that her ma! knew you wm jest doln it for spi te 'canse Luciny wouldn't hev your" “ ’Cause Luciny wouldn’t hev meF -2X hesdaciw. or kutey Md catarrh or rbeumaii.in their fellows, seeking die quiet and comparadvely pure air alxire the uproar and stagnant atmosphere of the lower stories and the streets. . A year or two ago, being invited to dine widi *ome CuInuis I had met in dieir own land, I went to their address in die neighborhtaxl of the Central park, often quoted m a sample of the benefi­ and was shown up by the servant— cent effects of oatmeal eating, but tlie where du you «uppo*e? To the roof. Icanxxl doctor doe* not live altogether Tlie Cubans understand the science uf upon tlie article, and he luut, besidea, a taking every advantage of die open air. naturally strong and rugged Scottish If they did not do so ou their native ble constitution. they would all cook, like *o many ioave* in a baker’* oven. 1 found the roof where dieting nor .to take anybody's word Human •thb family liad gatiicred e place unique about any system of food. among tlie house-top* of New York. Au stomachs differ m human face* differ. iron framework enclosed die great sheet Some of them can endure any amount of of tin. and from it* po*ta wm hung a imposition. Some of them arc as sensi­ pretty awning of blue ami white ftnpod tive m an electrical ntorm sounded by canvas. In hanging baskets and in great rising temperature. A child may fill its [iota were broad-leaved tropic plants, and stomash with deadly green apple* and two or three birds in pretty eagre swung recape without a remote touch of pain, among tlie flower*. A complete set of while an adult eating the same dangrrfurniture, all of cane or wicker work. ous stuff would te laid in his coffin tn a exce|>t the table, completed the appoint­ few hour*. Nothing *o tends to produce ment*. There were rocker* and easy, chronic melancholy as the continual chair* and settee* of split cane in which contemplation of one’s stomach. Some tu loll aud lounge and read and sew. persons make tlieiiiMlves positively misTitere, in a delightful breeze that kept I ernble by worrying about the .food they tite ribbons of the lad ire all a-Cuttering. eat. They deprive themselvecof the very we ate a dinner that 1 would not have food which nature calls for, to follow the exchange<l for any that wm served in directions of some cranky ]ieroon, who any hot ahd stuffy dining-room in die city on that night—Providence Journal. pie to live On bread and water or cracked He wan going to cut down Lucius'* cinShe kept saying it over to herself, ar. if 3d: aad eunUrte power, which efiw, tetareun«ri*l!M. exehuirr’/ to Hood’* S*rapariUM. HUMAN STOMACHS MAY DIFFER. reting. Much that would never te sus­ pected by a stranger in the street* g«* on upon three aerial platform* above the bead* of the masse*. From the Brook­ lyn bridge I have seen tliat topmurt stratum of the city fairly alive with peo-. pie on a fine autumn evening. On one roof were to be seen some shop girts waltzing to the music of a concertina in the hands of a young man seated on the raised wall-top between that house and tlie next. On another wm a merry party of children filling the.upper air with the melody of their singing. Over yonder were two lovers, luuid in hand, talking indignation. said "T r*n»«Sl*4 spent, ««.<•_ pecaafnUy domiciled in her brother's house, aud seemed d little calmer, her sister-in-law openwI on the subject. “What in creation made you talk ho to William Havers last night?" said she. “Not one man in a hundred would have made you the offer that he did after he’d bought a place." Elsie fired up at once. “I guess I know why," said she. “Luciny gave him the mitten once—that’s why. He’s doin’ it to show out." “Why. Elsie Mills, are you in your right mind?" “Yes, 1 am. He acted awful cut up. neared it He never got over it. He always meant “Thar ain't nu use goin’ in lhar into to pay us back. Now he's bought the that mesa of prickly roses," said one—a place an' invited me to live on him, he’ll large man with u happy smile and swag­ feel tetter." “Well, I never!" “We are obliged by law to have the Mrs. Wing repeated the conversation sale on the premises," remarked another, to her husband; and told him that site blandly aud authoritatively. He wm a wm really scared about Elsie: site did light-whiskered young fellow, who wore not act'with any reason. better clothe* than the other*. and held, Sihs Wing laughed. “Don't you a large roll of papers ostentatiously. "Ob dear!" they heard distinctly, in a liad that notion. I never really believed shill, weak, womanish voice, with an that Luciny give Havers the mitten my­ nnnatural strain on it—“oh dear ! oh dear self, but she did. an’ slie always went on me! dear me!" Then followed loud hys­ the notion that lie was dreadful upset terical sobs: then the voice kept on; “Oh, over it. Elsie’s queer. She's mighty father, what made you leave me?— what meek an’ yieldin' generally; site seems to made you die an' leave me? 1 wa'n't fit be kinder goin’ sideways nt things fur to lie left alone. Oh, father! oil, mother! the most part; but if she ever does git oh, Luciny! I 'ain’t got anybody—1 p'inted straight at anything, that ain't 'ain’t, not anybody. -Oh dear! oh dear no turnin’ her." x “Do you remember anything about “I heard she took on awfully Txiut it," William Havers waitin’ on Luciny?* said the auctioneer. “Well, you might as well go on." said before she died. I didn’t think much the lawyer; “duty has to be perforated, about it. Luciny was alway* havin’ no matter how unpleasant." beaux. An' no wonder; tluxr wa'n't The auctioneer commenced his read­ many girls like her. Lord! I kin see ing of the statement of the conditions of her now, jest how she used to look. Poor the sale, then the bidding begun. That Elsie wa'n’t much beside lier, but 1 don't was soon over, since there were only two believe she ever give that a thought. She bidders. The old man, who held the thought Luciny wm beautiful, an* thar mortgage, which bad been foreclosed, wa’n't anything too good fur her. She’d bid with nervous promptness the exact slave herself 'most to death to sa^ her. amount of his claim. Tlien a man at No; don’t you worry. Maria. Elsie's althe cherry tree made a bid of a few dol­ 'ways run on that notion." lars more, and he was pronounced the Silas Wing was Elite Mills’ lialfpurchaser. brother; the dead Lwiaa had been her “Going, going—gone!" said the auction­ own sister. The house which had just eer. “to William Haven." been sold was her inheritance from her ^William liaveralingered about his new father. estate until the others had departed, SilM Wing wtia an easy, prosperous which they did as soon m the necessary man, with a shrewd streak in his cliararrangements had bwn completed. They acter. His sister's property wm sadly wanted to lie out of bearing of tlioee sad deteriorated, and a poor investment. erica and complaints. He had no idea of sinking money to Havers strolled out to the road with secure it for her, but he wm jwrfectly them. When he saw them fairly started. willing to provide for her. and gave her a most cordial invitation to his home. the side door. He gave her a front chamber in his He knocked cautiously. Directly the large square white house, and furnished cries broke out louder and shriller. it with her own tilings, to make it seem ’'They’ve come to order me out. Oh like home. "Tliar ain't any reason why Elsie to order me out—they her, they hev!" shouldn't be as happy m a queen here Steps approached the dour swiftly: it us long as she live*," he tokl his wife. opened, and a woman appeared. Hhe “Thar ain't many women fare any bet­ looked pale and troubled. but she vtas ter. Site ain’t mueb over forty. She’d not the one in ouch bitter distress, for hev to work hard if she wm in some the cries still sounded from the interior of the houw-. jest hev to help you round a little, an’ “How do you do, Mr. Havers?" said live jret as comfortable m can be." the woman, with grave formality. . Elsie’s chamber commanded a good “<!an I we her a minute?" he asked. opposite side of the street, a little further “Elsie? I cfon't knout She’s tukin’ down. Ste could rev the yard full of on dreadfully. She ain’t fit to see any­ cinnamon roses, and the blue front door, body. I’m afraid she wouldn’t." which stood out bravely. That blue “If slic'd only me n minute. I’ve door was due to hen she had painted it got something 1 want to say particu- hereelf. Silas had some blue point left after painting his farm wagon, and she “Weil, rn mp.had begged it. Then she had stood on a She disappeared. and -directly the choir—a small, lean figure in flinging voice, which had been a little more sub calico—and plMterod the brilliant blue dued, waxed louder. thickly over the front door, wielding the brush stithy in lier little knotty hand, can't I won't see anybody. I never stretching herself up on her slight, long want to see anybody again as long a* 1 limbs. One evening Elsie, at her open cham­ “It ain't any use,'’ said the woman, ber window, overheard a conversation coming back. “She ain't fit to see any- between her brother and his wife. They were sitting on the doorstop. “Haven came over to-night," said Si­ “Titen you tell*her—you go right in an’ las. "I see him out at the gate as I come UH her now—nite kin stay here. It don’t along. He's goin' to let his other house make any odds about my buyin' tlie and live here, he says. I declare I’d hardly think he’d want to, this is so much further from town. But the other’ll A door opened suddenly, and another let better, I s'pose. Reckon that’s the woman appeared. She wm a pitiful sight fite liad a little slim bony figure btoodahut; her akin all blotched and namely • Oi. Tbe HipmUUou, will nte, , Iw. ___ * «__ _ 01 "• _ �n » trnm nti b ^ bsS ?? if I 3 ° w& H M i.a i'F l^ ^ r I ’ * i^ is “ sftH fig sH i f I �HAimsi-. Mica. ». UM. N<fc at all. His party having graceful­ ly performed the Jonah act and got in­ side of the democratic whale, to peace­ fully rattling around in the democratic stomach. A few self-styled leaders have profited by this dtogrsoeful busi­ ness, but the rank and tile have gained nothing, unless it is a gain to be a dem­ ocrat in fact if not in name. carrieri and MCfrt — ■V class of interests or sections. We also favor the amendment of the patent lawa so as to exempt the owners and users or patented articles purchased In The republicans of Michigan have the ordinary way of trade from any li­ for Lieutenant floeenior-JAMES II NACability to the patentee or hto assignee. placed In nomination a most excellent 8. Itepudiating the arrogant claim of Btata-GILBERT K. <»ticket. Its superior waa never in the the supremacy of church over state, we Ear HUU-Vrr«»i:rrr, GEORG! 1- MALTE, ot field. Moreove Xhere was no dicker insist that it ia the duty of congress to enact such laws as shall promptly and no deal, no trade, no surrender ot prin­ effectually suppress the system of po­ ciples in order to get the ticket. The lygamy, and that the laws bo enacted republican party has every reason to be shall be rigidly enforced by the civil proud of the work of its convention, authorities if possible, and by the mili­ and we believe the ticket will be tary if necessary. JOMKI’H 1 9. We reaffirm our sympathy with For Men triumphantly elected. the oppressed uf other lands, and f»MANTEL pedally with the Irish nation in thMr Senator Edmunds says if the repub­ gallant struggle for the sacred righto licans win in 1888. they must choose a of seif-government. Their cause is one western candidate for the presidency. which should not appeal in vain to a PorSbwin-BAKEK BHRINKR. Senator Edmunds usually hits the nail liberty-loving and liberty-enjoying peo­ For County Clerk—FRANK NcUKRBY. ple, and we congratulate them that pretty squarely on the head, and we under the leadership of Charles Stuart think be has done so in this instance. I’arndl that cause has been espoused For Proeceutins Attorney—PHILIP T. COD If you want a ”git thar" man, he must by the liberal party of Great Britain, GROVE. . come from the progressive and vigor­ and championed by Gladstone, the' greatest Englishman of the age. ous west. ____________ E. KEN ASTON, HARTLEY X. HKNDRI 10. We commend the wise, economi­ For cman-JUHM M. NEVIXH, cal and judicious administration of our Vax HORN. THX REPUBLICAN PLATFORM state affaire during the past two rears The republicans of the State of Mich­ under our able and efficient republican xd ito rial Hom. igan invite tlie attention of their fel­ official*. and congratulate the people low citizens of idl shades of political that owing to thirty years of republican Free traders are-prone to forget that opinion to the achievements of tlie re­ rule, Michigan stands foremost of the they ask our country to tear down the publican party, such as the preserva­ states in education, intelligence and barriers that protect us from the cheap tion ot the union, the emancipation of material prosperity. the slaves, the reconstruction of the 11. We condemn the democracy in labor, cheap rates of interest and cen­ state, the enfranchisement of the free­ congress for ito flagrant outrages of the turies of experience of European na­ man. the protaction uf American lalor. spirit and letter uf the constitution in tives. No intelligent man will deny the passage of the act granting the refusing admission to the territory of public domain to actual settlers, the that wages are much-lower in Europe restoration and pr^srvation of the Dakota, manifestly entitled to an hon­ orable place in the’ sisterhood of states. than in America, and the working day public credit, the resumption of specie 12. Finally we charge the democrat­ averages much \ocger than ours. Cen­ payments, and the firm establishment ic party with gross incompetency in turies of proU^non, such as we are now In the national statu tea of the principle the administration of national affaire, of genuine civil service reform. The and with the practical repudiation of giving, have resulted in the accumula­ progress of the state and nation for a ito pledges to the people. We charge tion of vast wealth, particularly in quarter of a century under republican that the present alliance between the Great Britain. As a consequence, rates rule is a sufficient answer to all charges democratic and greenback parties iu of interest are much lower there than against its course in the past, and to a this state shows the utmost disregard guarantee that its future achievements here, and capitalists are contented with will lie equallv grand uotl beneficial to ot both for the principles that each pre­ tends to sustain, and that offices, not smaller returns on their investments. the people. They reaffirm their loyal principles, control their action; thui an They also have the experience ot the ages adherence to the declaration of the alliance of such a nature and for such to guide them, and gi ve intelligent direc­ principles of the national republican ends to unworthy of the support of the party, and adopt as the.basis ft their people We condemn the democratic tion to their efforts. They can take ad- pledges to the people this statement of party for its opposition to all proper vmitage of the industrial situation bet­ republican principles and policies: safeguards to the ballot, and the protec­ 1. We favor a tariff upon the import-I tion of citizens, and charge that by in­ ter than we. They are much more skill­ ed in diplomacy, and in the art of man­ ed products of low-prited foreign labor timidation of voters, fraud in the re­ fairly and justly distributed so as to ipulating, legislation, even in counties protect the interests of American wage­ turns, and promtoes made only to he broken, it baa secured the control of (naturally unfriendly, in a business workers without adding to their bur­ the executive and to using the pdronMass of that term, indeed it to Brit­ dens, and we point to the history of age of the government to maintain its republican legislation as exhibiting supremacy. ish gold that furnishes the sinews of such wise revisions of the tariff law* war for the free trade agitation in from time to time as have secured these Tlie most astonishingly beneficial re­ America, and is flooding this country valuable results for the country and sults have followed the use of • Bed with free trade literature. Does any people. The party whose quick'sense Star Cough Cure by those effected with throat and lung troubles. Price, of its duty to the people to responsible man of sense presume to say that in for these achievements can be depend­ twenty-five cento. a contest for trade and manufacturing ed upon to make such future revision Auction every Wedneaeey and Sat­ supremacy our own land stands on of those laws as shall l« found to be an equal footing with Great Britain? wise and advantageous to the reel urday at Lewi* Stern’s. All good must go. Come and get them at vour own There are inequalities in our tariff that interests of American Industry. Con­ prices. spicuous among the changes we now should be corrected. There are duties derm wise and salutary to the restora­ that should be removed. But the prin­ tion of the tariff of 1861 on wool. The ciple of protection should be the spirit record of the democratic party shows of our statutes in dealing with other its utter incapacity to deal with this subject. nation-, until we can stand on the 2. The money of the constitution to same footing with them. gold and silver coin, and the paper rep­ resentative of money Including gold Manifestly it should be the policy of and silver certificates and treasury and an agricultural nation like ours to di­ bank notes should always be conver­ tible into coin of equal denomination versify its industries. It is of special at the will of the bolder. We produce HIS STOCK interest and the first importance to both gold and silver largely in our own thoae engaged in agricultural pursuits country and therefore these metal* so that their number should be kept as far as is consistent with sound princi­ ples of finance should be utilized as mon­ small us possible, while the number of ey. conaumers of farm products should be 1. The republican party favor the in­ increased to the largest possible extent. telligent organization of labor for such AND Every new manufacturing enterprise worthy purposes a* mutual education ami for the protection of their interests in America means an IncreaKe of those in all things relating to their welfare . whom the farmer has to feed. It im­ and to the industrial welfare of the proves by just tlie number employed country; and we favor the enactment his home market And when the farm-1 of state and national laws providing! for the settlement of controversial be-1 er stops to consider that all but right tween employers and employee by per cent, of the farm products of Amer­ methods of voluntary arbitration, or by ica are consumed in our own land, the the establishment ot such courts uf conciliation as will avoid the waste, importance to him of the home market loss and IB-feeling resulting from becomes more evident. It to that that strikes and lockouts, and the usual bur­ gives stability to the market, and main­ den and expense of litigation. We are oppossed to the future importation of tains prices at home. It would be a Chinese labor into this country or of sad dsy for the farmer when any policy any other foreign laborers under the ia pursued by this government which contract system, and we favor anv plan tends to break down or impair the for the relief of free labor from the home market. Free trade would do competition of convict labor which does not impose upon free labor a great­ this, because free trade would place er expense of supporting convicts In v«ry many of our manufacturing en­ idleness or uaelew* labor; and we favor terprises on an equid footing as com­ the arloption of laws providing for the pared with their foreign competitors. protection of workers in our mines and other hazardous callings, for the regu­ Not simply an unequal footing u re­ lation of the labor of children, and for gards other markets than our own, but such other measures as will - - ’ right within our own borders. If these and Impr institutions continued to run. they welfare r We would be compelled to cat down the Republican Nominations. Will Move Into their New Store able Second Door West of-the Bank On or About September. 12th, Where we will be prepared to Show the FINEST LINE of and Furnishing Goods, 999 Ever Shown in Barry County, and at Prices that Defy Competition! Our Line of Young Men’s Pants we have made a Specialty of An Excellent Line. Overcoats, ranging in Price from $3 to S28 All Summer Weight Suits at Cost' For the remainder of the Season. E. W. M0ER1LL & CO 'One Price Clothiers." RUSSELL HAS iaemoved OF New Grocery Firm! The underaigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. DRY GOODS Pxeston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the husi- Zkdlilliner’y Goods, HOGLE & COOK To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.' Gro­ cery, on State Street, uessthe old stand under the firm name of We will do all in out power to hold the trade already estab Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ lished and largely increase the number of customers by sell­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Beet of Goods ing good goods at a small margin. in his line, at the Lowest Prices. - New Goods Constantly Amyiag! Come ctxxd See TJ& HOGLE & COOK, 'US RUSSELL. MILL rovemente will be made in vans a of thei prooewion. You will rth of the new Newton House «(>B prepared to serve the pubr Central House Block. MONEY SAVED I Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with Sheet-Iron Ware. each pound for cash. md Promptly Done. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face -. Hull Gasoline Stoves, value. •C1ALTY. oline Stove. Call and see them, and Stoves for Sale! ow Figures. j Point*, etc., that I will well at a ■'oun Try Our Tea! _ _ lHans& VanArniM. M-eh Mth, 188S. . �The Hastings Banner. *1 | Xrrra ... thnt (Mer lalmt ta o»r <dl, xk »1« Iku. <M> vmr. Th. ra. •Ulman tn th. hljh b lk»: The funeral services of H. S. Mvers who died iQ Altegan July »>th.wiil be held at the Fisher church. In Hastings nl. township on Sunday, the i&th at 11 ~rr • ,-.r. t'.r e'irtSuilnuSit"for prjrtl ot tnH'r V A.Dtmp«y.m Al'.te; ’ --juDutlons. except lor cimrttabte r'■ purptett. wU» b<! chanpd tor at The labor demonstration to be hek! in this dty Saturday is in no sense a political m«eting. The knight* are working hard to make the affair a and wU1 undoubl«Ry : 1... r-uly mHIW 10 n,y s-ocU ot >' ■*“ ..I.-, cents per lira-. Musical Goods Owners of engines and farmers taae notice. The Hastings Engine and Iron - »! Popular Sheet Music. Any­ works haye lota of pumps, valves b*0*1* ®r Hhcct Mus,c screens, hose, belting, packing and oil saved frorn the fire. They will be sold .ri.w> m calHnfon nW. at cash prices. y-i!*. «r.erl»lty. • The premiums offered in this county \ JOHN BES8MER, for the fair are much larger than those Jeweier and Optician. offered in Eaton county. The speed premiums are nearly three times as “T'wThta Ml.U U“ure "I®011 “h”* and a big orowjl. fpE.M’HERS Next week the President of BarryCounty Agricultural society will com­ Will rind a large assortment of mence the work of building stalls, re­ pairing fences and cleaning up for the clucks '.'nd at Prices cheapfair. lie intends to have everything in apple pie order. ever nt (a meeting of the directors of the .!ir., .. , ■ I Woer’s, the Jeweler. 7 ■ !*< । .tiring by an experienced apd tompelcnt workman. Local I^ews. Hastings and Kalamazoo railroad Is to be held at Grand Rapids to-morrow. An effort is being made to build the road by Grand Rapids, Kiduniazoo and Hastings capitalista.j The stock necessary to secure the rebuilding of the croquet factory in this city.y has been t^ken by a syndicate of our ^citizens, and the work of rebuilding will be commenced at once.. Posters are being pasted all over the county for our coming fair. The officers are unturned that —~ leaving no atone uM>uiuru uiui will win .t..i.r.hr bl.anB.nu>m Injure its success. Look out for the t* .rtlled •« owe or cwt' Ilargest arJrH,t q-u and Rn > th „ <best. ffair ever in crowd the the city of Hastings. J. M. ROGERS. J. L. Crawley has purchased the DeFlanta property on East Green st. 00 It is already a fine bouse, but Jam^ win make several improvements. He did not authorize us to say that a wife J. M. ROGER*. would be one of them. , i<h thin wetk, 2,028. .sAtice: The premium lists for -the County­ fair have been well nigh distributed. We have seen quite a number of lists for the various fairs of the state but Barry county stands at the head in the quality of workmanship. Although Lewis Stern has an auc­ tion sale of goods each Wednesday and Tri annual tax sale list is published Saturday, on aU other week days, you in this iwue. can get from his store the best of liar­ IL K.«.!. 1ST has a column announce- gains. All goods go regardless of coat inrtlt In this' issue. and any day is the time to buy. RkMEMRMt that Dr. Lathrop's office It looks to a man up a tree as is r.i w in his drug store. . though the members of the Hastings Till Presbyterian Sunday school picnli-el at Tborhapple lake Saturday. 0. base baU club are unwontedly preoccuEied with personal matters, as they ave had no ‘-open dates'* since the re­ .x. T. i'ARLRRttxpecte'to occupy a cent visit of the Battle Creek club. portion of his new hotel by Oct 1st Now that it is definitely settled that The finest line ol shopping bags ever I •rough'ito the city at Morse E. Nevins. the croquet factory wiU be rebuUt, tlie work of rebuilding will be commenced Don't forget the labor demonstra­ tion at (inurt House Square Saturday. at once by the Engine and Iron Works and the other firms that have been lll'.H.u; Saturday if you would vote on tht* water works question Mon- awaiting the action of the Spauldings. <i-r, Mr. B. Gkeusel, of the Hastings 8. Gke; -el has purchased of A. J. Engine and Iron Works, is preparing Brwne th* . tevator lot on Michigan to repair boilers, and he will help all are., paying therefor WtX) cash. customers who need any repairs lor .U.:. those who wish to vote on the their engines and seperatora. Their water works question will liear in mind business will go on just the same as be­ fore the great fire. Their office will be that >31111 • lay is registration day. at G rebitt & 1‘owen’ store. Pntii. samuel Dickie will speak at The society connected with Emman­ tlie court house in Hastings on M >nday uel ch dreh will be entertained on Thurs­ thr 13t)i'at 7 o’clock p. m. Come all. day afternoon of next week by Madams • Edward Powers. Wm. Powera, L. Hol­ loway, Wallace Bentley. V. T. Colgrove, a Mtsaer and May Rolierts. Supper Hwle a Cook have just received a will be served in the socletv rooms Urgvr in voce of new crop Japan tea from hair past five until seven. that .thpj are sdling at 50 cents per I». /Evtxy person should be Interested in It’s a rattler. the success of our county fair, it is the The band contest will be a new proper time now to consider what you ieatore for our county fair. We hope that the several bands in the county will contribute. Do not overlook any _ will see to it that they do themselves object of curiosity or old relic you may have in your possession. The trouble ertdit ’ wiU be small to each one and the bene­ • The work of rebuilding the Newton fit aud pleasure large in the aggregate. House and opera house is.being pushed Mr. Chas. Stow, on Friday, 8ept.’3<}. with vigor. A force ot workmen is now engaged in- removing the debris from 6 o'clock a. m. to 0:30 p. m. thresh­ fium the site . ed for A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, A few days since a# two men were 1849 bushels of wheat and oats, of for a cistern at the roller wheat 792 bu., of oat.M 1537, and set ma­ mill tar earth caved on them, half bury ­ chine three time*. Could easily have ing them. They wore reamed nininjlir- made 2,000 bu., aa he could not finish the job that night stopped early for «i. but badly frightened. On account of the fire the Hasting* threshers. We hope aU who vote on the water Engine and Iron Works will have their oooks al the hardware store of Greble works question Monday will weigh the * *ere'- AU persons owing them matter weU, thinking of their own and Will pl-ASfcali and settle. the city's welfare. A city never grew . 1 ■ M. Bauer has completed the school by standing atlU. At the same Ume «0»us, and finds the number of persons getting heavily In debt has its draw­ n the city between tlie ages of E and 20 backs, though'Bustinn has shown its S'^- Tais indicatea 23» population ability to pay debts. While the writer, a healthy increase over last year.) personaUy, favors water works, be has „;H'.wbo ^indebted to me msut teemed it best not to aglUU- the mat­ and pay me immediately, as I have ter, but to make it as easy as poaaibJo gon*- out of buslntssand must have for all to vote on the euesUon w thout Ejudjce or bias. With a verdict of toy pay. t character the city and the council ERKD’K. HOTCHKISS. will be satiafied. . There are sports for the young and Hastings wiU work right to the for both gms and bora in the program front In the way of improvements this for the county fair. Already the boys year. No town of Ka size in the state “e practicing that they may be able to can show more extemdve or more val­ °ff biUltlB6ln‘’ premiums ofvable improvements than our own. Among other thing we are glad to note Ho for the Barry County Fair! To that our moneyed men act as if they fixwe intending visiting the Barry toid faith m Mailings, and show a wiUCounty Fair the host ot the American house Is pleased to say that he is better the rolk-r aaUl. Hastings men have £jg£ver ?rvpared 10“cco«n®odate the aubscribed 38.000 stock in the Spauld­ ing Manufacturing Co., thus insuring Wednesdays and Saturdays are red that valuable industry to our citv. letter days for bargain hunters, In B*r- Boon we can have other manufacturing interests here, which will receive eDH county, on each of those days joiiraevmcut and support from local Stern has an auction sale (A cmmuLQius making them of double eluUUnj ud furatabint pit. If E. Lathrop has removed his uftice to thv rear of his drug store, where he may be found when not visit­ ing pativnu. PERSONAL MENTION. we have do doubt he will be, win CH Mra. Mod* Rich to vlaSUng io Chica­ the office to the aatwfartion of alt go. borne idea of his popularity at home ^a. K. Grot at W«B lalto Tw«. can be gained from toe fact that, while Castleton last spring ducted a demo­ cratic rapt*visor by 47 majority, Mr. Frf1 S,T"’ h“ "tora«> Mvperby wm (Acted dark br over 180 majority. Castleton and the eastern irom his northern trip. half of the county will lm alad to show . %• H- A- Barber, ot Nashville, was their appreciation of Mr. McDerby bv m the city Monday evening. Jiving him rousing majorities. ’ Mr. I/T- J. Bush's mother dhxl Thursday IcDerby is in no sense an olBce-seekiT, last, at her home in Ypalanti. ’ and it was with great reluctance and only because of hi* loyalty io hie friends LieiO. A. D. Niskero has had his and the party that he cons-ntMl to be­ leave ot absence extended 10 days. come a candidate. The party should ^’U8h- of Freeport, was in this eee that one who take* u position on the city Tuesday, on his return from Ohio. ticket fur Mich reesins is worthily eupported, lu addition to this feeling ‘Bartow, of Evanston, Ili„ among Barry <-ounty republicans will b visiting Hastings relatives and be Mr. McDurby’s personal work, and irmnds. he is a hustler. WV. expect to 1« able Rev. A. K. Stewart preaches his fare- to Uy County Clerk McDerby after WeU sermon at the M E. church Sundav January 1st next. evening next. .• As we go to press, telephone advices y*vera] Hastingsites attend the re- from Charlotte reach ns that Gt». N. Puwlcan congressional convention, held Potter, of Potterville. Eaton county, ai uuarloUe today. was nominated for senator at tlie sena­ Mrfi. Chas. Dickinson and daughter torial convention held in that city this nave returned from a three week's visit forenoon. Every township in the two to. Kalamazoo and Niles. counties was represented. Hon. John •^reble i9 expected home from Carveth positively declined the renomVtellantii next week. We are plrared inatlon. which was unanimously tend­ he ,s ffwtly improved in ered him. The con vent ion passed res­ olutions strongly commending Sena­ tor Carveth. The delegates to the con­ H. n. Barlow and John Buggy were cessional convention, to be held there the guests of Nathau Barlow, ahd dele­ thia afternoon, as far as they had ar­ gates to congressional convention the rived at the time the telephone mtsaage past week, whs received, were unanimous for O’DonneU. Chamberlain, of Oberlin. Ohio, to visiting his sisters Mrs. John FROM DEADWOOD. Tanner, of Hastings, and Mrs. VanDeadwood. Dakota. Aug ISUi. VC. wagner, of Rutland. EDITOR BANNER: Mrs. Champion Williams, of Oakland. As II l;aa been sometime since I bade Cal . now visiting Hastings will spun’rt fareWell to Hastings friends, and that c°"‘ing wwk in Allegan the guest 1 am now pennam-ntlr settled in Dsadof Mrs. Dr. Chas. Russell wood. I thought I would stop and drop V-Myrtie Rose, of Grand Rapids, is in a few lines to the Banner. .In the the eny for the purpose of attending first place it took me from Monday our high school for the: ensuing vear. noon till Friday evening to get to my Her home will be with the ftunifv ol destination. I of course went to Chica­ go by the Michigan Central, and from her uncle. B. IL Rose.) ' (Mr. Fred Allen, who Las h#en read­ Chicago I went to Council Bluffs by tie Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific IL IL, ing Irw in P. T. Colgrove's otflee for a crossing the Mississippi Mween Rock year past, leave* for Denver. Col., in a Island and Davenport. And this alone few- days, at which place he intends re­ is quite a sight to one unaccustolned to maining for some time."^ traveling. It hardly seems as though . xiAYm M- Ifcud *0*1 bride, of Dav- this were the largest river in the United ton. M is., art spending their honey­ K’.atee and possibly the largest in the moon with his parents and friends in world, as it is lower this season than it Rutland. His m.rny Barry county­ h^s been for 10 years before. Arrived friends wish himself and wife a happy at Council Bluffs at about nine o'clock in the morning, crossed the Missouri life’s voyage. between Council Bluffs and Omaha. Rev. W. A. Hunsberger preaches his These cities are each about the size of farewell sermon at the M. R. chart* Grand Rapids. From Omaha I went to Sunday morning next, dosing a three Fremont. Nebraska, by the Union Pa­ years pastorate in this city. A more cific. From Fremont‘I went to Rapids popular prercher than Rev. Humdc-rgcr City, Dakota, by the Fremont. Elkhorn has never been stetioned on this charge. A Missouri valley R. R., which is a Universal regret is felt at his prospect­ branch of the Chicago and North Wes­ ive departure from our midst To know tern IL IL- From Rapids City I came him is to be his friend. by stage to Deadwood. There were solid rocks 300 or 400 feet high close by The society in connection with the road with pine trees growing un their M. E. church will- be entertained on sides. The prairies all through Illinois and Iowa are very dry, but as soon as Tueeday. Sept. 14th, at the R. R. Hall, we get into the state'of Nebraska, we bv Mesdames Smith, Lowry, Dawson, can see a difference, as the prairie grass Cook, Whitcomb, McIntyre and Wheel­ is much greener aud shows more signs er. on Tuesday instead of the regular of rain. The prairies of Nebraska are by day, so that the pastor. Rev. W. A. far the prettiest that we traveled Honsberger who leaves the following through, as it is almost as level as u day for conference, may be present. door with neat little villages or railroad Refeshments from 5 to 7. A cordial stations scattered through the country invitation to all. eight or ten Julies apart. After we The announcement that Perry Mayo, leave Chicago and as we travel further westward, we could notice the change lecturer of the state grange, and a of the people, or as It might be termed prominent Knight of Labor, is to speak western coarseness. Y ou can scarcely on the ocasion of the labor demonstra­ find a person, who has lived here any tion in the dty Saturday will be suf­ length of time, who knows what a shil­ ficient to insure a large attendance of ling is. They call a shilling a bit, and farmers. Word has been received from two shillings two bits and so on. I Mr. Mayo that he will be present. In have not seen an Indian since I have this connection, we would say we are l*en here, although about 130 miles informed by the committee on securing north east of us there are about eight speakers that all those advertised to thousand of the red-skins. I can hard­ speak here on that day have sent their ly aay at present how I am going to acceptance of the Invitation to the like this country, but/I think it is much more healthy in this Country than it is committee. in Michigan. I don't think there is any Harvest Excursion# West.—Now more money in this country' than there is the “merry harvest time" when the is east, but it is more circulated. magnificent crops ot wheat, corn, oats, Wages are higher here, but everything else Is high in preportion. Well I barley, hops, fruit, vegetables and herds think I have written enough, and per­ of fat cattJtt. horses, sheep and swine in haps too much, on this subject If you Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota. Mis­ find room and deem It worthy, you may­ souri, Nebraska and Kansas can be seen give it space in your valuable paper, if to the best advantage. To facilitate to not throw it in the waste Imsket. the wishes of eastern friends who de­ Yours truly, sire to acquaint themselves with the ’ JAY SMITH. vast productive capacities of the west, Let ua see, when dura the Hastings the management of the Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific Railway announces find nine have another game? that tickets will be sold on September People ot Barry County evidently 8 and 22, 1886, to principal points in Minnesota, Dakota, Missouri, Kansas appreciate the fact that they can buy and Nebraska at greatly reduced rates, goods at their own prices, as evinced and with stop over privileges. For by the way packages were carried from further information apply to your near­ Lewis Stern's store at the auction this est ticket agent or to E. A. liolbrook. general ticket and passenger agent. C. H. 1 4 P. By, Chicago, IB. fSaturday next the Knights of La­ bor and the Carpenters' Union of this dty are to have a labor demonstration in the court house square./ Delegations are expected from Grand Rapids, Bat­ tle Creek, Charlotte. Eaton Itapids and Middleville. State Master Workman C. E. Barnes, of Battle Creek; Geo. Bailev, of the same place; Perry Mayo, lecturer of the State Grange; F. HiGill, of Grand Rapids, Vice President of the Cigar Makers’ International Union; ex­ Mayor F. W. Cook, of Muskegon, and others will be present and address the meeting. A basket picnic dinner will be had in the court house square at noon, and the speaking will commence at 2 o’clock. For the purpose of rais­ ing money to defray the necessary ex­ penses a dance will beheld in Union Hall in the evening. Tickets W cento. A general Invitation is extended to all to A GENTLEMAITS SMOKE come and bring their baskets of provi- $1000 forfeit I ■ « and win enlighten the public as to the object sought to be accomplished by the Mtea BUUltT not, te. Iptu labor organizations. Tint republicans of Barry county will be pleased to know that the vacancy on the county ticket has been filled; and the committee take justifiable pride tn yOB RELIABLE INSURANCE announcing as tho republican candidate for county clerk. Mr. Frank McDerby. of Nashville. Mr. McDerby ta a young man of the highest character, who haa an honorable name and a moat exoel- Jno. M. Nevins, Nrv1n»'storr Ixnltxwirttk 1M to «U o» w»8t you to A* part VY nest poor owu hmur; i-’eniy yttaNTXD—1 Our Great Specialties. Teas, Cofe and Totem Our trade is Booming in Tea. cause we sell for Cash only, do give better values than any . can. We sell goods in everf Barry county. , Why? beand can and credit house township in We are selling the Bat Gunpowder imported for ........................................ •' “ Beet Japan “ ........:..................... “ “ a Choice Japan for.................................................................. that will match any 50c Tea sold in this market. Try “ “ a Good Japan Tea for.................................................................. “ “ a fair “ “ “ a Choice Japan Tea Dust for............................... 60c per lb 50c •• 40c “ it. 33c " 30c •’ 20c “ We cany a Choice and Complete Line of Green and Roasted Coffees. ’ * We sell the Best Arabian Mocha Roasted for.... “ " Mixed or Rojamoja Roasted for * • a good Mixed Roasted for.......................... “ the Best Rio .......................... “ a Good “ “ ...................... .... " a Fair “ “ .......................... “ a Choice Rio Green for................................ 30c per lb 25c ” 20c “ 18c 15c 12Wc“ 12&- In Tobaccos we lead them all, and our sales on this article *• are simply immense. ‘ We are selling a good Light color Fine Cu^for.................,.)... 25c “ choice “ “ “ .:............... ......... 35c “ good Dark “ " ................... ......... 40c the best Dark “ ................... ......... 50c This is our special brand and a hummer. Our Dvnamite Plug Tobacco is a corker, for......................... ............... 40c Spear Head Plug for............................ ............... 50c Our Boom Smoking is great, for... -......... 15C Our Daisy Smoking is tne beat, for *........... 20c “ “ “ per lb “ “ - Our 5 gnd 10 Cent Counters are loaded down with Bargrins. Special Sale of 5 and lOp Handkerchiefs. Come quick, for they are selling like hot cakes. Yours for Low Prices, J. H. Beamer & Co. REMOVED! The People’s Drug Store Has Removed from the old stand to the store formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz' Meat Market. Books and Stationery Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Besl ime of Iijrti aoi Domestic Cigars A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Registered Pharmacists. LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. W. H. Goodyear & Co • �GOT VICTORIA LOCATED. SELECTING CANDIDATES. The Greatest Tonic and Appetizer Ever Produced J*°ld* of any propodites ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSOURI RE­ PUBLICANS IN CONVENTION. Compounded from Roots, Herbs and Barks No Poisons nor Opiates Used A POLITICAL MEDLEY. SrjUBurtKi-u, 8q>t £.—Th* Republican Wednesday. auJ uuuk- the temporary organ­ ization r -nnananl Th* yn.ui£ man with tin- black mustarhv Wednesday afternoon A Sure Cure for all Kidney and Liver Complaints, and a p0«i tlve Proof Against Bright** Disease. clwcked tier trim were then rcjwrted. but ex-Governor Handl Namnuritni- were then calk-d for, and Sulfur', of Jai-kwa; Cluu-k-s iteckw, of St. Chdr^uid L. M. Kelly,of Kano were named for 1»« party. Tlioiuaji M. Gruelle, of thia rtJite and lUinuis, with a sprinkling from Tlie lady who told the reporter this, wild 11 mt Penn*ivauia. Ohio. Michigan, and Kjumws. Mra Schilling'« health began to fail early RbsoIuUou.* offered by CoL Heath, of Chi­ cago, were adoptwi. They art forth that the Republtean and Democratic parties have first Isxllot ami the nomination made unanim­ ous. For sup-rintendent of ,ml>lie instructioii. LsJje Lewis, O. S. Cook, aud CUarte* F. licbnm»,of Conk county; Richard Ed- A Remarkable Cure which is Awakening Great Interest in and about Jackson. 1 Wonderful Occurrence •‘I think I shall be tempted to kill mjnarlf. and substituted irratam* and inethodx whose in olwurtty for Hood, at Randolph, were plaivd in nomina­ tion. Before tlx- roll-call was completed perfertly willing te do thia, am! Morooinl ull Ciw Gtb-T carelliiate* were withdrawn, and toria'* reception tn the convent. He tlien ■rut word to Victoria to hold henvlf in rua.li- • The platform adopted reaffinns loyalty to the RjmuUlcan party and all it* national of throe perm-iou* and oppramlve aystem- ACTED WITHOUT AUTHORITY. HIBBARD’S RHEUMATIC SYRUP AND ganization*. Anti-McxiojnllsU, trade, unions. feiture of unearned laud grants to railway*; favor* protection ^American labor from tlx- competition of the produrta of foreig^i labor and druouncm free trade as uiqiatrloUc: declare* it the for diaabled woldieri of the Union and deIrmthmi or pauper labor; ojipcww the Cullom clam for the right of all citizens to awodate tamper with the purity of the l*dlot-box; armeet extravagant in ex}>enditurw. not applying the treasury rjitf in tlie redemption of the bonds, for (x-rniittlng the flag to be insulted wiui u*e in»n Dome nucr*; wv, declare* tins 1luptiblicati |>orty the friend of the workingman, and tliat it will enact just nine was appointed to armrjfe for a nntiotvl World from Washington *ay*: Sm.mrtary of convention to be held at Cincinnati, Feb. 22, State Bayarl Thurwiay arknowMgwi hav­ ing received a dispatch from Consul General Porch at tlie City of Mexiw narrating tie’ Bismarck, D. T., Envoy Sedgrwick. It i* sold, though requiring them to refrain from active pohtiMr. Bayanl dues not confirm it. that tte- official the same subject. danger. It at the state workingmen held Thnraday night, they re­ wired tlicmsel vre into a convention and paved the way for the nomination for tnayf>r of Henry George at the labor convention to be held Sept. Bt. Minself In terms not tol»- tnisundertfond that tlie consul gen­ era! had acted with­ out authority anti A MIDNIGHT HOLOCAUST. rule of diplomatic equity by interferring with WnxiAMaroBT, Pa., 8e|>t. €—At mil­ night Thursday night a shanty in which twmity rnllroad lalorers were sleeping, about five miles above Hughertuwn, caught fire WHISKY CN WHEELS. reform in the state revenue *y«teni by which ail eftunns may be caused to contribute their juctahare to ntate burdens, naJ finally re­ affirms tlw declaration of the national roo- Town—Drinks Still kearew. . IViLUAMKai’an, Ohio, Sept. 1.—About one clad prohibition ordnance, cloidng all saloous inside flx- ix>q«>rat,> limita. Monday the en­ terprising saloon-keepers sought a wuall men were taken to Hughtstto-vn. Their namos The convention adjourned sine die at 5:% it to a point just over the corporation line. locate on. Monday evening tlw council, not ALEXANDER BACKS DOWN. ANOTHER SURPRISE AT WAUKESHA. gaarral debility Rhenmatio Plasters jricc, freight prrpsxl. aenu Mtdlcal pomphlrL RHKU MATIC SYRUP CO. A Specific for w • -----------the Blood There ie no Remedy known that equals this “NATURE’S SPECIFIC” for Remov­ ing Blotches and Brown Spots and all Skin Eruptions from the Face, thereby Btautifying the Complexion, Giving a Brightjmd Clear Expression to 'the Eye. XT CURES RHEUMATISM. Scrofula and Salt Rheum. Malariaand Headache All Blood Diseases. The BANNER is the Leading Pa per of the County. Subscribe land. including tliat upon which the new xmm g doubtful, but drink* are atlll .ann Wavkksha, Wk, Sept. 4.—Six bolloti of health held a nwrting Thurwlay morning wan voted down. At a meeting at night. Its advantage Inst week and . W tiukraha county followed The great sources of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic are its great blood purifying quali­ ties and its gentle aperitive action, there­ by removing nil restraint from the secretive organs, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, eostivenewt, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick nnd nervous headache, ague, malaria, and allstoirwli. liver and kidney troule les. The most deibnte stomach accepts it with relish. Price fifty cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. mcmS CATARRH THX CHILD ACTBE88. Ocean Spring*, Bay St. Ixraln and Mobile, county out 10 votm and iwvent^my one who get «i at Biloxi, ths announcement that Util* “Oinnne," the child actress, bad been arrested by the O’Meara. About fifty ballots war* had during the day with the rmk.jhuqo. v-sirion adkwrued for the day. Gen. Bragg has not yet l*m named a* a candi­ date. . White tlie ex- of politicians an hand, and much a American axociatfon: St. Louia—game* Cruelty to Children. Such. Indeed, w kwt 70, Metropolitan -won 3U. Irat M. upto noon Thursday. It is bt I nearly, if not quite, tIO,<XX),<MJ M'-ed for redemption before th" lotli of the month. •panning the MI*ouri river at Fort Leaven­ worth burned Wednesday night. Jt was tin iron Btnirtiire, but the fluor -and half a mile f «lea«ed her. fully convinced that the eTVBtxat ...I ‘_____ ■ ---- —, , k.v-u by^er vole* and i to Europe next y« ea! education. H over »-K»,Oi*t. The tin- originated nt the west gsiit txmrevtion of Hin final n«ult. (ten. approach on the Miwmri aide were enurazmd. UMAH A1MTKD WITH THX QKOO*A™ BEK «Y EXAMIKINOTHIS MAP. coming in rapidly for redemptiou under t call of hurt. Monday. Only thi w.u >n bu.iutv and rh«r:1>vd thou-anda In h« Httli d^o^V'71 THE MARKETS. Chicago, Rock Idand & Pacific have of reach­ ing thw city. Chicago. Hept 4. w»i aumuier, ana t night* itaaemed through the per­ by a bcotv of intimate friend*. Hr wdd that temlier, opened ft ring quite freely, bout ihU remedy giving ton* and 1 .»uppf»* It must te pretty aafu to predict that neither Bragg nor REPUBLICANS OF INDIANA, ary. ;®7Hr. per lb? good Kgo-aericuj " “en » easily ocmelder th* *te»i». mid K»fll I toe Molloy, the evtebrate.f temperance revivalist. ILUDnar bbL IjaiS.fjrfcM.wc.B. >. TUB ORKAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE KALAMA^g 'QOOO Air H FOR SCM. WMar-u.n a. BT. JOHN. �OVERWORK in schools. ' "....... a c-o-.r—»-»• - ,T.->i<l-nt of eastern college . „ tern i-oilevting evidence in relation *7,.. jrfkvof tb* oft-repeated oom­ Lint ;>mt jHtpik in public schools art Ln, r»il' erworked. He addressed \nolhft 150 teachew and physicians \tl. , .j/ion and experience, asking for thr>r ..pinion on this subject Only •n . -^ed that the- work ordinarily ‘ ‘ ’ pupil* in solioob was excte’, • •. .r.J their ability to perform withr.M -.in-jm-idR their health. A very .t-nlvr. however, reported tty,- . : ,r opinion very many of the ‘puUic school* were injured ■ iH-ho* they pursued out of t v injudicious home training. af s |A termed “the rcquire...h,• >< rn society." i.rrS . '■* the complaints aboutoveru-.rs H. • elderly come from girls m.,1 mothers—who take three music k-.. • w\k and wbh practice on the " : - indir* each <iay are very likely u,|.,...,k I-«tn. If they take dancing I- on S tnrday. "go to parties" ope ert'nii.g ■ uh week. receive callers on I and devote conalderalJea:r.-::'.i..n I society maltem, they gvnerd . their vivacity and health. Tnr.ru: : , ’t*.'however. of about the *»nnvia.do not take music lewns, uh. • iinim i-n the piano, who do nt impany in the parlor, but v; । .:i» the wood for the kitchen .... ' • ;. .> tl>" coal, play ball, .iiul.en..j-.- : cjm likely to prove somewhat ■....r.ii «‘'.t..l to good clothes, come out all nght■ obwi-rwing pjTxjn* remark 1 • • '■ ini’:; •■uy* aVan age when tlir.r • -i*« KB ambition to be conr ' ■ ng ladie-. AJ a consequence, •h,.; ^•-•tirrally healthy an<i r , Utter are sickly and .lints about overwork in erprev.ire." a* the Eng1 kivtly Ay-.ird in cities t'ompliKnts in regard never come from the 1 istry Sili it » a matter of common oUr-n.itu ut i ;.t tln-advancernent ismucl^ rapid in n>un:ry Umn in city schooli.'more Ain that the pupils do mure sori.. Ti.< 'd&liy girl who prepares Ti,. H-in-iS •IbonIV—" ; . • >i by her teacher, walk* iiuiue ,f 1 g»-tH supper before she cotnu.-r nfadiiw !_ur the evening, does »-r cheeks or the lier limb before• she has !r< vw-s.- I she happens to Sty. the , chances are that ’irrsclf it advance of tlie in the achool she I kr-h-»i - :n . :• •■> come rom wealthy and They tisn -1 families. "" . are moat ! fi.tjiMitly .*nrt m elation to schools that ursw their pat onage from the k-. r.ue.-. -Tut Germa 1. S<-andinavian, ant' • untu tailed" gi rls. whose parent* «ork for a living, iiti.1 who ‘ are obliged tovrork then;-elver, make no complaints • -Yei-work in schools, and their •lao'her- ar-- not obliged to consult highpriotd dm. tore in .relation to getting them ex- uoti from certain' studios. They carry off-i.hj; of the honors and leave •.•h.w.l roly! healthy, and strong. In additUu : . mastering all the branches their more : rtmuite rioters have ac­ quired they liave acquired butC'.up.' n*w te .them which they herre after adopt their mother tongue. | liinual»>:t overwork in schools. The < . . qin— ir. is produced by musiot-acber*. uanring-masters, ami doting 'tuaniuu'. desire to hate tlwir daiight. t> prepared for ruciaty. —Chicago In tu building of its nest and rearing the higufi: ■ c ii-.plinicnt to and exhibits th< gn :.t.-*t amount of confidence in ita y tore- f« r. Imwevcr incredible it may ire habitation is built and its little family brought up, in the living-rooms ■ f Jajonoe families, and this not only in the uafreqtiented parts of the country. Inn. m Frofmur Morse sanures us, in ths luidrt of. their largest cities. Tlie proframtr. than whom no more interesting and a>ut- observer uf Japanese life exiMH. in -peaking of these nests, says that they are not built in any remote part of Wk- Loum but in the principal and often riuled rexuirs where the inuiatre are the buriest alwut the household affairs. He add* that the diildren take great delight in watekiug the nv»U in process of con«ru<-u<m and m the rearing and educa­ tion of die young birds afterward. As won a* a nest is fairly begun, some member of the household puts up a neat hide khilf beneath it to prevent litter u> the floor, and tlie bird, accepting this as a "locus in quo," returns, year after year, to rebuild or repair and reoccupy tb»- ok| ne-. t in the same place.—Scientific Amrr.?.m. - Vnited Hutes senate waa by the Hon.Isaac mil of Sew Hampshire, a firm supporter tnrou7?li Jark<on- W1,cn h>lf Hi. fary almost directly over kynded :he oituatioo, and said, in **rd au over ths senate chamber; H'x ?*"* Vl‘turn><i OTcr laavwi at He immediately corrected his nnrtake and proceeded with his remarks roar of laughter.-Ben: Perlev “oure. Coal, lead and iron have lately bees dnctreered in abundance in Persia, in a un<l whijb'luu been inhabited as long “ cl th, (kb.. TI..,. «, *« uona of country in Asia which never been “prospected." and the of g(,|d Md there improbableevsnt.-Philadelphia third,—Jud Tefsgaa MODERN SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. I pplIsMlsB »r Sstsu,. ' v-v_ a ..____ *“ ■“***• —--------------- ^4 THE KINS or ABYMIHM. «•“«“ "I Hi. vuu j J^ith.paymaater, R. society rite and Mm OJ tl.. world k„„w -f ^7' new th.,. „ . QUW °U1 e-il rom out to J, -2?. “* or frMuJ“•; The prudent capitalist mtv embark, money in enterprises where the chance* ■UCCrw' । And yet there are great discoveries jn W| to w 11 « **C°rt of 200 mrn •hould amve *x«»I*«>y me. The officer commandh‘K wort informed me that they hail been ordered to conduct me df rectly to the king *** oUI«^ to change clothra on the road, unpack the letters from her ?“r d' “ to p*1’ U •X H * “*d'l-wed Inch the coloMnl w«Uth noqulrad by. th. m»»era of th. B-ll telephone wll. aeeni trilling Take the one .object ol, ~™1 uavigateon. A bunded bar. ’“d *“• th. uildl.n. Tk— ‘rronllv. «>(»klue .nterulord Tlie wldwr, to.dr up » tor-, of formation in th. mntrv of which 1 and the pwwin, who were inatructod to Carr. uSpm.«>u Thu. w. cro^l a .”«. Sd eiapeeu since Montgolfier demonatratec then climbed the hill on which the kim? the navigablUity Of ndminf building . new hlmr"U the power to ,lirec' lbe bv,‘olJvn of many hundred*, having hui balloon. Fifty years afterward Joht1 dismounted and walked to the door of " beh®ve^ 'h® *‘«d discovered the the cukel-roofed budding in which his secret; Jm declareil tliat the air lay it majesty wm seated. strata, in tonie of wluch the wind was I “About to enter 1 waaabrubdy stopped, invariable. The defect of hi* theory because nt the last moment the king had WM that hb promfam Were fals^-there sent fur a chair, which bad not yet or­ is no aerml stratum in which the wine | rived. Tlie Tlie chair chair wm was brought brought and and is invariable. Since 1880 Capt. Krebt i placed with iu back against the pule ami othen m France and Germany iiavi which iAip}i.»rta the .roof in the Muter, actually constructed dirigible balloons ; *nd eiactly facing the king. As usual Capt. Krebs mad* four^jnile* an houi be wm seated on an angerib (X kind of (_________ against the wind. Of coursa. _ this ia ool bedrteadi. supported on cither side by a verv —cushlon. On my entering be ex­ very fMt fast teMVAlin.. traveling; k„, but .I-H-W. the first -n railway carriage only made six miles an Dour. 11 tended; hi* arm to ita full length, and r»»Krebs can sail four in'les an hour again*: eeivedI me in the moat codial manlier the wind, he can. by perfecting his with hi* sliainma uenrlv down to his machmery, sail forty. When he doe*, waist. ' ' railroad passenger travel will be at an "At first 1 thought he wm beckoning end and the age of aerial travel will me to a chair, to which his outstretched begin. hand wm pointing, but 1 soon pergpiVed In a late number of this journal we hi* meaning, and having taken his hand noticed the progreM that is being made and lowed, I preeeuted lier majesty's in the use of electricity a* a motor. It letter, enveloped in an imposing em­ seems that a large proportion of the boot* broidered cover which I had brought and the clothing tliat is made in Sanfrom ---------------Cairo,----------and wliicb appropriately had . .king's*-___ ------- the Francwco is to some extent sewed by a gold lion resembling sealj electricity. We say “to MOM extent," forked Arorked in the center. Then I laid bebecuuse thus for the motors are only an fore the king tlie sword in Its ca*e with auxiliary to tlie sewing 'machines; the the lid oi>ened. and afterward the sworu human hand and foot are still required, for hi*1 am. ’Has * • - • Aria Selassie. At the though their labor is reduced. ->Bur it ir 1 concliu ___ __ conclusion of____ the brief announcement obvious that the next step in tlie cours* ! with which I acoompsmied each preaenof invention will be to devolve the whol< tation the king bowed and expressei work upon the machine when it is one* thanks. He then mud he hod oniered ■darted. One girl will be able to manag* ; camp to be prepared for me, and that I ludf a doxen machiqes working simul- | must go and rest. I found a large but tuneously. Theresa no limit to the uw very thin tent pitched,- and furnished of electricity u» a motor, if once it can with an angerib covered with a carpet be taught it* buaineM. | and having the two nsual cushion*. Surgery is a science which seems dee- Other carpets were laid on the ground, lined to benefit largely by the progres* and for some time I sat in state till my of science. We noticed the other day ewort wm marched off, and 1 wm left the admirable use to which the telephone * onlv with the small guan I. bad Imwu put for purposes of uuaculta-1 ‘In the evening presents of goods, tkm, and for the diagnosis of throat and 1 consisting of a cow, bread, ghee, tedge lung diseases, where the patient could (liquor made from honey), red pepper, not visit the doctor. Here is a field o! firewood and fireplaces, and a spoon for wi«le promise for the scientist. The my use arrived, and were continued tendency of medical and surgical science regularly during my stay. is toward the adoption of sjwcialties;men "On the NHh I called on the king at 7 of tlie highest scientific rank will evi­ a. ni. Talked, and wrote an dently hereafter derate themselves to a addition ........ to the latter for the kingla organ, or to' a single class of diseases, and will deal with them exclu­ rayed with a shirt and trousers. I do sively. Such men will be unable to span not mean that at the |ime I wore neither time to travel around visiting patients, of three useful articles, hut these were and in many cases patients will be un­ special garments of honor. I wm also able to visit tliem. Tlie telephone wifi fweoented with a lion's mane, the king's bring the doctor to the sick man's bed own mare, a horse, a mule, twenty-one •ide, and with tlie assistance of a pboto- spears, and a shield. At 1 l;2ti got on the grqih and a careful record of symptoms march, and kept till 3:40. when we front the family physician, tfae'specialiat reached our ol«l camp near Bebbah."— will been^hied to diagnuw and preecribe. Ixindtm N'r»»____________ Surgery hM already derived some help from the experiment* which have been French statistics -just publisliad con­ made witli the oxy-hydrogen. and othei tain alarming infoonation concerning fierce fight*, but the progress hM not the increase of crime among children of been a* large m might be wished. It both sexe*. The demoral nation of the seem* possible to make a light so pierc­ young ide* has evidently reached a point ing that it will enable a practiced eye to in Franca which demand* the serious at­ se*1 through the tiiMmw. When this is tention of all interested in the future accomplished the physician will call in welfare of the country. The number of the aid of the surgeon to deal with offi ndere under 18 years of age hM aug­ diseases of the heart, the liver, the kid­ mented from 2.235 to 5.578 for boys, and neys, the bowels, the lungs, tlie throat, from: 41H to 908 for girls. From 16 to 31 the brain; instead of an empirical diag­ years of age the number of criminals ho nosis baaed on external symptoms, the increased from 5.938 to 20,489 for boy*, surgeon will aee what the trouble, ia, not nnd from 1,046 to 2,839 for girls., The through a gfaaa darkly,but clearly with his ratio of crime among offenders under own eyemght; and the patient will have ng,, ha* therefore considerably more than a better chance of recovery than now doubled during the past five years. The when the doctor doses him with nitrate, statistics register for the first time nu­ of potash to cure a pain which he calls merous case* of suicide committed by rlieumatism because be doesn't know diildren.—New York Sun. what it is. and fills him up with quinine cisco Clironicle. I wonder no philosopher hM ever tried to solve the problem why civilisation always travel* west. 1 suppose there is no doubt whatever that once upon a time China wm the most civilised nation in the world. Th<-Celestial spot is about If weallotto each twenty-five yearv of painting we shall be within the mark. A brief calculation will, therefore, show that if Diax were indeed the undoubted author of all the more or lee* authenti­ world. Next India wm greet, then cated canvaMM that bear hta signature, Qroeanitod U» work! UU Boma. lie must bare painted between seven and hlrthw —•. «»<TO<mrf >*“ eight pictures every day, even counting the rod till mor. -aatom napoo, took It Sundays and tlie intercalary days of leap from bar. Thru HupUml and Bmoo. _ . n___ __ nnlv bnarua rwogniaad a. th, taadara <* drllixation and fMhion, until in ita western peratively matna. U» and r—ohad Amork».--CoamoI>obun in Globe-Democrat. oompSiiio", b»’« ■>»* b~” th<»l<bt oul r»alh Uo»t Uls tn Chlaaati-two. Perliaps th?most curious domestic in­ terior that one could peep into is a family boat houM in China. There is an innumerable mam of these bouse* at think of the cold facte.—Ths Forum. Canton, and it is amaxing that family life could be maintained in the small Florence, aged 4, demanded as her per­ ■pace available. The children are laid quisite the wishbone of <rr«y fowl nlmUtbakmilatnlkhL Uft «p a b™d and there youH find them packed in like brought into tb- house. One day was carefully arranging bar collection sardines in a box. Rocta are tied to the babiso, for dropping “^rboard to a froauent occurrence. Famibea eat and A huge dorrirk-pole full and Mvrreh SO MUCH PATIENCE. injured the fu.it of meehaniod engineer E. R. Hovt at the New Orban* Lxpueiiluu, aud alter onlv three af’pBcation* •O dreary life." wa My. “O dreary fife!" of bt. Jacobs Oil, all the swelling and And »UU ths gs neraltons of the birds 8mg through our sighing, and the flocks l»alHd.tiir|^.ir«l. v and herds LeJund lias !-evn passing through an Serenely live while we are keeping strife ■•judeinlc of fire bugs for some time, With bsavan's true purpose on ua, m a hut a remedy has been found. David knife • Romano and llicktye was arrested Agiiuet which we may struggle. • • Friday charged with setting the fires, • “ • D tbou God of old! and were bound over to the circuit Grant me some smaller grace than comes court. toihaae. Those who believe thit nature will But so much patience m a blade of grass work off a cough or col i should under­ Grows by, coutantad through beat and cold. stand that this is done a* theexpenwof —Elisabeth Barret Browning. the constitution. Each limp tills wenKens the system, and we all know th*t Lodwig-* Private CIrctU I’ertormanewa. tire termination o ' this dangi rous prac. Among the follies uf Bavaria's late tice is a consumptive's grau-. Don’t take tire chant rs. when a 30 cent bottle king not g»-nitrally known was the erec­ of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will tion of a cunus on the first floor of the safelv and promply cure any recent royal pohuu st Munich. The ceiling wm cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. made to imitate tlie skies at night time, Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss with the moon and stars, lit up from be­ for chronic cases or family use. hind by electric lights. On the walls After a recent heavy storm at Hud­ were a series of frescoes, representing son, Charles Hubbard found 20 bird* various country ooeoes. including an on his porch, ull killed bv lightning, Italian capanna. a French autarge, and though there was no evidence of the a Swiss chalet The monarch and his electric fluid having touched any uf guests, twenty in number, first went to the tree? round about tiic theatre. They then returned to the palace and supped. About 2 in the morn­ Dr. Jackson's blood and btunor svnip ing the king ordered his favorite charger, will pomtive cure oil eruption, ulcers and mounting invited hi* friends to fol­ aud bad sore* upon the body face or low him. Their horses were brought up. S Sim, limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the and os soon a.* they were all in the sadsystem and bitted of every trace of dia«we-s that have their origin therein. die, hi* majesty rode off into the circus. A. IfMfl Offices, 63 Curas the rheumatism, salt rheum and The royal party . galloped round the ring UF. UkAH, st., Grund canker, and is well rvcunrmended by several times. The king stopped, de­ the medical profession all over the scended, and tapjied at the door of the country. Price fl per bottle. Sold by capenna. ". H. Goodyear Suddenly the door opened m if by CBROX1C . The Ionia Mail is of opinion that hud magic, ano a crowd of person* emerged the late Judas Iscanot lived in these from it. Tliey were dremed in the differ­ latter days, sentiment il women would ent country costumes of Italy, and bore have de<-oratrd him with-- bouquets boskets of fruit, cakes, and wine, of prior to his going out to hang himself. which the guests jsirtook. During the The Cherokee Blood Purifier is pure­ repast an invisible choir sang Italian ly vegetable, except Iodide of Potas­ airs, acoom|Hmled by a brass band. His sium. which is the moat powerful al­ mejesV again mounted his chArgvr, and terative in the whole vocabulary of followed by his friends, rude round tlie ornecl-ct medidnea. W. H. Goodyear. circus once more. He now knocked at .Silent a Arnold Burgess, of Hillsdale, recent­ the door of tlie aulierge, and French peasants came out wipi more wine and ly paid f1.800 for a setter dog in England.and has sold the animal torSSJUM). eatables, which die poor guest*, already •urfeited. were l>ound to consume rather N.J. AIKEN, M. D.. Worms in children often lead to dangerour Aickmpa. Use Hill’s Peerless Uian offend their eccentric bosL The ELY’S Worm Fpecitlc. No cure, no pay. W. musicians here executed favorite French *ongs. The same performance was gone H. Goodyear. through at the chalet, and then tlie king, The Berrein Springs postotlice safe at 5:30 in tlie morning, abruptly with­ was blown open Thursday morning, but as there was no money within, the drew, leaving his companion* mure dead Give* Belief at once and Cure* ! than alive.—Pall Mid! Garette. "crackers'' departed in disgust. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Monroe Rapids. Cream Bals Ia a Porta Gambling Hom*. The croupier, die cashier, die servants who, with silent step and higiily respect­ ful demeanor, approach in their sumptu­ ous liveries to supply cards, oountera or any other acceasoriea in the worship of Fortune, now arrive. The gas is lighted, a bogus bank is started by some of the imall habitues, who nre allowed to play To-night and to-morrow night, and at all times call on us for Kemp's Pile with 5 franc chips until a serious bn * Suppositories. The new treatment for is opened, and dwy have nut long piles. Price 50 cents per box. W. H. The confirmed gambler gulps hi* cup Goddrear. of Moca and with hi* cigarette between Monday night John Stearns's house his lipa wander* m if he had never seen at Baraga burned, and John Dwyer, a boairdvr, perished. Mra. Stearns nar- the game before to his place at the green table. Very often he holds to one par­ ticular seat, especially if he ia a feddieur or believer in fetiches. Then he is mi»rrable for the whole night if hr does nut get his usual scat and curses under his aloao on account of Dy^xqoia. Adter*t breath the usurjx-r whu !im supplanted pysj>cp*la Tablets will cure Dyspepsia. him and the luck that is not his. Indigeotion and Constipation; avid on « The feticheur has a thousand supers rtition* He will wander for hours Fkku’k Hutcmkim. Drmu:*:. through the Quartier St. Antoine in Samuel Harden was stung on the hopes of touching throe* humpbacks on ball of the eye by a wasp at Boyne City, and it is- thought the sight has Ixvn des­ the shoulder. He will study the num­ bers at the morgue and calculate insane troyed. sequence* on the strength of them. He Tire tiest on earth, can truly l>e said will borrow cat'a-eye*, moonstone*, bits of Grigg's Glycerine t^Uve, which is of a suicide's rojie, olu coins, anything sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, bums, wounds and all which history, legend or incredulity ha* other sores. We positively cure piles, consecrated m lucky. Indued, he has tetter and all akin eruptions. Try this been known to induce a friend to make wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed love to his wife in order to verify the or money refunded. Only 25 cents. proverb that thooe unlucky in love must Sold by F. Hotchkiss. invariably prove lucky at cards.—New —-~wLrvxx-o Children. They are es- York Journal. pecujjy liable to sadden (.'•um* of Cramp. Wl.ll. Swimming. Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bather's cramp is made the sub­ etc. We guarante* Acker's Rnghah Remedy a posltivo cure. It saves ject of an article in Tlie Popular Science hours of anxioua watching. Gold by Newsk The cuncluaion ia reached that, FutD'K I1OTCHK1M. Drua>*V although the intimate nature of muscu­ lar cramps and the precise mode in which at the Merrill hone in Battle Creek. 34 being they are established are still unknown, -««Id—<f. .if -Ov sufiiejent data on tlie subject enable u* to recognise tlie chief conditious of their causation, which are m follows: A pe­ culiar individual susceptibility. the shock drou* cure* of Ely's Cream Balm and thought 1 would try once more, tn fifteen mtnutes after of cold applied to the general surface of our application 4 was wonderfully belpsd. the body; j^olonged muscular exertion, Two week* ago I commenced using It aod now I especially in the direction of ths ex­ feel entirely cured. I It _»Is the I greafret discovery tremities. The disorder is very apt to rise in perooos ot irritable temperament, Humphrey Hart ha* been rent to Ionia for IS month* from Pentwstrr tor criminal aauult on attack* peraon* ol middle agv ofU*ner than the young, men oftener than a little girl. women, and the robust oftener tiuui the J. J. Atkin*. Chief of Follee, Kocxvllle. Tern., weakly, and occurs oftener In hot clim­ write*: "My family and I are beneAetarie* of ate* than in cold. Ita most powerful rour mo*l exeelleat inedtatM. Dr. Kins'* Nr* Dlwovery tor co iMtnpUoo: bavins found It to and avoidable cause ia the innueniiou ot be all that you claim for It. <te*lre to te*tlfy to the body while lieeted in water of a rela­ Ita virtue. My friend* U> whom I have nvanmended it. pral«e It at every opportunity." tively low tempM-ature.—Exchange. Dr. Kins’* New DiKuvery for Coniumptlon I* Milh Ml*rhl»roii. *. * Drink. ipianuiteed to cure Couch*. Cold*. BroueblU*, A'thma. Croup and everv effertton of Throat Milk is generally considered a pe­ rx^i -mi f in . w u culiarly nutritive fluid—indeed, a per­ fect food—<md therefore suitable for Bl'hoo Borrea* will nonfirm a claa* of TV t. Phillip■* Catholic ehureb in Battle Creek persona of all eges when it agrees with their stomachs; yet no less an authority THE KEV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourboo. Ind. says: “Both myself and wife owe oor than Sir Henry Thompson state* that lire* loHHIUlH’H CON8UMPTION CURE.” “for us, who have long ago achieved our Sold by W. H. Goodyear. full growth and can thrive on solid food, ARE YOU MADE mtaeraNr by Indlgertk®. it is altogether superfluous, and mostly constipation. Irtalne**, Lom ot Appetite. Yel­ mischievous us a drink." He also says low Sklnr Shlteh'* Vltsllrer is a poeltire cure. that the primary object in drinking is to Hold by W. H. Goodyear. WHY will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will satisfy thirst, and tliat water ia more gire immediate relief. Price 10c.. !»t*. and »1. powerful to this end when employed Sold by W. H. Gsodytur. free from admixture with any aolid ma­ is a putillre teriaL Chocolate, tliick rocoe. or even BHILOHTI Catarrh evre for Catarrh, Il milk, are therefore not so efficacious in Mouth. Sold by W. H. The Anderson rued cart company have made allaying thirst m water. "S»> plentiful is ■rrnnyrment* to osovr their work* to Lonting nutriment," he add*, ’tliat the very >Mt from Bronson. place where we should seek that quality >« in drink which accompanies the ordi­ nary m«d.“ In this respect, at any rate. Sir Henry Thompson i» at one with the vegetarians.—All the Year Round. r::. Miami also a pasture WotXD.YOU BjtLtKYR it* We are daily guaranteeing Kemp's Saruaprillu to the people for cleansing the blood and giving a new lease of life. Price •1. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp's Liver PlAs for Torpid Liver, for Constipation. to' the Complexion: W. H. Goodyear. Kindly offices nre poasibls in. a small Btl COLD HAY in HEAD FEVE1L and Offensive Odon. A particle Is apphea agreeable Price U c rarimsMLMssata ELY BKOTHEKM NATURES CURE FOR CONSTIPATION, jEQiftDBk Coati rear**. Tarraat's Enenewamt SKI.T7.EK tl'KKIEXT. I' i' i -ii.it.a4r to ffy.rUlJPfft'.!>• Lot. U I- rr!l,-u wjxT upon to cure, and ft cure* by KMistnig. urn bv outrasiug nature, fto not take violent |HirxaM»e* Sici-HeadacltB,STS DYSPEPSIA ■ pill 111 I.T'-• KSV, State of Michigan. County of Barry -*«. Notice I* hereby given ttutf by so urde I'rubste Court fur the County ot Barry qulred to nresMit their claim* to said IVobste Court, at the probate office In the city of Ha*- day. the StiTday of October. nt*< and on Matur, August 5th. State of Michigan. County of Barry-**. Probate Court tor **i<l« Is the matter of tlw relate of Burton late of Prairierille, tn salt! couuty, drv< celTt. detrrrnlnr and adjust all elabm and de mond« ot all person* annul *ald dt*-ua«rd, do liereliy ghe nutlee that we will meet at tbc resi­ dence of »*ld decreuted. In the township of PndrieriUe, In said county, on ttaturday. the Jud day of October. A. D. ISM, and so Saturday, M ining and allowing Mid claim*, and that *lt innotbt from tlie sand day of July. A. !>. ISSS, were allowed by said court tor credthww to presrut their clatm* to us for examination aud al­ lowance. Dated July find, A. D. IMS. ’ A. C. TOWNE. P. TKA VEILS, THEODORE KVKB. �THE ENDLESS QUEST: " • Council met in regular sawton Fri­ day evening. Svp*- 3d. 1886, Navor Wetowrt in the chair. Roll culled. Present Aids. Beasmer. Hains. McCoy, McNaughton. Osborn, Btri'blns and Waters. Absent, Hogle. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. The bridge committee reported that they had received seven bids for the construction of an iron bridge across Ute Thomapple nver on Creek. street, and recommended that the bid of the Canton"Bridge Co, of Canton, 0.. iu the sum of 83,000 be accepted, it l»eing the lowest received, and contract entered into with above company. The report was accepted and adopted. The finance committee reported favorably on the paying of Dr. Lath­ rop’s account of 2M1.77,*- which report was adopted. Voted that all supplies for the city be Purchased by the mayor at wholesale Why Rm thy banning calm ra I draw nigh To yon remoter height, where earth aud sky Comtuingiing bound and make the eeena so fair, It breathes an inspiration and a prayer In me, beholding It with wistful eyef Why am I baffled thus when'er I try The distant mountain height to reach and share? O! take ft fondly home to thee, dear heart. The following resolution was adopt­ ed, Aids. Osborn and Waters voting in the negative: Htifototd, That so much of the reso­ lution covering not to exceed 830,000 to l>e used for building water works ex­ clusively, and the same is hereby re­ considered. The following resolution was adopt­ ed, aid. Osborn and Waters voting to th*- negative: - rinMlBed, That the amount of modej to be paid on account of water works, provided the same should be approved by the electors of the dty of Hastings, shall be us follows 85,000 in five years from date of loan; 88,000 in 10 years from date of loan; 88,000 to 15 years from date of loan, and the balance, not to exceed 830,000, to 20 years from date of loan. - The following accounts were present­ ed: Jas.Murphy, night watch. Aug. 8 ls.tac Swikerir^pumping to fill cistern.................................. E. Soul, pumping to fill cistern. Wm. Swarthout, pumping to till cistern Ed. Scidmore, pumping to put out rubblah........................ Ed. Barlow, 10 loads water Aug. 12 5 (X) J. H. Beamer A Co., 12 tobacco 1 30 pails Frank Bennett, pump on engine Will McIntosh, draying engine 25 Emory Wilkins, move stove... 25 D. Bennett, drav coal A. Ayera, 6 wks night watch... 6 (X> Z. Shephard, 28 days tend fire ap. 28 (X) / N. T.- l*arker, for meals, Aug. 12 24 40 \Adam Rock, rep. scraper, nose ■ and ladders, etc......................... 8 15 Homer Giddings, draw coal and Dick up hose 75 Commissioner, 2 days wot k. 4 00 E. Wilkins, 2 days street work.. 3 (JO David Wolcott, 2S days st. work 3 75 A. D. Maynard, draying 25 L. C- Beadle, 3 days police duty 8 00 A. Wilmott, 4 days police duty Jas. Depew, % day street work. All of which were allowed. The account of A. II. Loveland to sanrot 87B0 was referred to city attor­ ney f. r opinion relative to legality of claim. Communication of C. O. Chase of Battle Creek relative to establishment of manufactory of threshing machines in this city was received, and the May­ or was instructed by reeolution to call citizens' meeting at Court house Sept. 9th, for the purpose of considering raid communication. A resolution was offered and the same was not adopted, aids. Waters and Osltorn voting in the affirmative, the purport of which was that the sub­ mission of the water works question be deferred until such times as the city charter shall be amended or special act obtained enabling the city council to levy sufficient tax to pay principal and interest, when due. The druggists bond of Will H. Good-­ year and Fred Heath with J. S.and W. S. Goodyear as Burltiea waa approved. A communication from Charley C. Evarts was received reciting tlie fact that he was arrested for drunkenness on the day of the great tire and fined S8.0G. including coats: and averring that the only liquor he drank was that which he drank twice from a little handed him by a person whom be was ■assisting in removr'ng his goods to a place nt safety. Becoming overheated, the liquor went to bis bead, and made him intoxicated. The petitioner asks that under the circumstances his tine be remitted. The communication was referred to the cify attorney for his opinion. The following communications were received, accepted and ordered printed in full. Grand Iteplfti, Mich., Sept., tel. "M. HON. CHAS. WEIB8KRT, Hxsllngi, The draft received, and allow me in a public way to thank yon for the same. The fire laddies will ever hold to kind remembrance the kind token of appreciation of our sister ’• ' ' “■ -»halr Iiiw-t.ini/ Striving to do wbat never can be done. Caricon In Pioneer Preen. TEA DRINKERS' DISEASES. It ia not a little curious that the dis- We Are Not Standing Stijp OBAMOEVXXXE. of tbfc death ot Mrs. Frank Bacon, also of the death of her mother Mrs. L. A. Nichols. They had many warm friends here, and the family have the sincere sympathy of all in their bereavement. Judge Steveaonand wife, of Arkan­ sas, and Mrs. McGowan, of Battle Creek, are at Eli Nichols*. Irv Creasy, of Hastings, is visiting friends and relative here. Rev. Voorhees preached his farewell sermon last Sabbath evening. He will move to Hickory Corners in a short time. The boys arrested for stealing a wheel (not wheat) got out by paying 825 for the fun. Mrs. Adam Lewis is seriously ill. Mra. Searles is rtill very low. * A new boy at L. Brigham's. The readers of the Rasxeb may look for an article soon on the subject of what we know about fishing In Blue lake, written by Irv Creasy and C. H. Thurston. • Rev. Voorheee goes to Grand Rapids to-morrow. to attend the annual con­ ference of the M. P. church. r>er cent, oi uummuu., — We have in Stock a Complete Line of --- iron, to UM w th. chnnp pound.) o< wrought iron tail-<««*“• lh.nMHO~tthl.h- h-nnUMd. Th. dvgreea, ano «« v—.-, —- — inm and aluminum, becomes extremely fluid and can be cast in the finest mo.ds. while the great difference between ito um,wr«ur. U.J 1U t«h>g all the time necessary for manipulating it without danger of it solidifying. The extreme fluidity of the charge •Uo*»Jthe «e.p. of <b. gwww whl«hWh«w|«, would rank. > porau, *“ the result ia a remarkably fine, solid, and tough casting of what appears to the properties of wrought iron.—Chicago News. . The Argentine Republic employs • corps of frontier guards, largely re­ cruited from the roving tribes of the pampas, but controlled by SpanishAmerican officers, who seem to enforce subordination by rather peculiar me<b- should'!*, mot with in greater frequency in countries foreign to its growth. It ASSYRIA. might have been supposed that where Chas. Abbey, and family of Battle production went on. there would be Creek, visited friends here last wwk. found those evils tliat attend the con­ Dr. J. I. Barker, of Sonoma, Calhoun sumption of tea in their greatest extent; Co., visited at .Assyria Friday. but such does not appear to be the care. Base ball Saturday at the Center, The dincascs due to tea are well known Dowling vs. Assyria. Geo. and Latti'e Tompkins visited surveillance of a squad of thirsty veter­ ans, and at the first symptom of mutiny strangely indifferent to the teachings of their brother at Battle Creek Sunday. Jaa. Drisnell has purchased a horse these hostages are cornered and watched their medical advisers in there matters. . at the muxxle of a odeked revolver, Recently: in France, M. Eloy has re­ of J. A. Serven. Frank Cooley and wife, of Morinca, while ths officer negotiates with tlie minded medical men how vast is the Lenawee Co., are visiting D. R. Cooley. malcontents. Convicted mutineers, hownumber of diseases owing an allegiance There was a surprise party at the to tlie dominion of Queen Tea. The list Union House last Friday night Every­ which their kinsmen would avenge al of headings in M. Eloy’s paper is well body reports a good lime. . all risks, but either shot outright ot calculated to arouse attention, and, wo ordered to nm for their lives, followed State ho ad. after a quarter of a minute by a tong­ this widespread disorder. America and Farmers are busy sowing wheat at range volley of musket-balls.—Dr. Felix England ore tlie two countries that are present. afflicted most with »hn malady arising Elder Martin will preach at the L Oswald. from the excessive consumption of tea. church Sunday evening. Sept. 19tb. Individuals may suffer in a variety of Mr. Jas. Shelby and wife are enjoy­ ing a new top buggy. The funeral sermon of Mr. Myras, an i subacute and chronic “theism"—a form that has no connection with theological old neighbor and resident ot this place,-, matters. It is possible to bo a “theic" will be preached at 11 o’clock Sunday,. Sept. 19th, at the church. , i by profession or a “theic" by passion. Harry Andrus closed * very success­ The predominance of nervous symp­ ful term of school in this district, Aug. toms is a characteristic of theism; gen­ 37th. The scholars presented him with ' eral excitation of the fanctioge of tiie a lieautiful photograph album which nervous system may be observed; or the was thankfully received. weakness may be noted more especially Mrs. Hiram Jones and daughter Cora' in the brain as distinguished from the rra visiting relatives and friends to this J vicinity. Mr. and Mra. Chamberlain, Mr. and , hearing is not at all an unoomiuon sympMra. Pennock and Jlr. Rolfe are attend j ing conference. •*. i im' no real or objective existence. The irri­ Don't forget lawn social at Mrs. tability trial overtakes woman so fre­ Henry Fisher’s «%r$av evening, Sept ML *** SPECIAL quently may sometimes be clearly traced 10th. " z^ra>. to an excessive indulgence in afternoon Mrs. Draper will entertain the dime tea. It is a mistake to suppose that it is society Thursday afternoon. SepL’Ifith. the poor seamstress who is the chief suf­ John Sherman started his brick works ferer from theism. No doubt tlie tannin last Monday. which tea that has been standing long contains does a great amount of mischief, but the derangement that it causes hardly A patient suffering from thia disease belongs to that class of diseases with died recently at Guy's hospital, London. He was employed on a wharf, in the Rather docs theism belong to that genus handling of foreign hides, and undoubt­ of disease in which morphinism, caffehm. edly contracted the dinesno from the hide of an animal which had been affected and vanillism are found. MOST PERFECT MADE The habit of tea drinking is one that with the disease known by the French as I Prepared with strict regard to Parity, Sirenfth. u4 grows on Us victims like the similar ones BsanbtuhMss. __ . , Se.PriM'aBattacPuwdsrctwudua l—— . of opium or alcohol. Taken in strict moderation, and with due precautions in anthrax. The patient noticed a pimple on the back of his neck, which in hoi, a valuable stimulant; in ito abuse twenty-four hours became greatly en­ swollen. The surgeons removed the en­ larged pimple at once, but without avail, the man dying in about four days from the time he first noticed the pimple. This disease may also be contracted by the bite of an insect, a fly for instance, which has been feeding upon the carcass Hastings of an infected animat iSe microbe of ths disease is a bacillus (Bacillus un­ Wbeal. White * red til rods), and was observed in the blood of cattle as long ago os 1849 by Pollenchildhood, most of ito wonderful sights dor, although ito importance waa first lore their fascination. One of there is recognised by Davalue in 1850.—Scien­ the elephant, leading "the circus proces­ tific American. Affiw,’ evaporated. sion through the village street. I never could see it enough, that huge, unearthly In many localities Hood's Sarsapa­ shape. I used to think It strange tliat' rilla Is in such general demand that it people who were rich enough should not is the recognized family medicine. have one always pacing about their own People write that “the whole neighbor­ IJml.boi hood is taking it," etc. Particularly Im Another of these spectacles of child­ this true of Lowell. M:uw.. where It is hood that keeps ita charm from me is made. and where more of Hood's Sar- nX-r me**. (XJt ItldM the locomotive at full speed. Momen- sxperarilla is sold than of any other gosppelte sarsaparilla or blood purifier. It ia the great remedy for debility. scrofula, dyspepsia, biliousneea. or any disease clattering rails, and take the fearful joy caused by impure state or low condi­ TUrfcer Dueki , of seeing. hearing, feeling, touching, so tion of the blood. Give it a trial. with the trembling antcrue of my mind, the thunderous rush- of tlie liardly a morbid aympUim vwhich may not l>e traceab!« to tea m its cause. This ia a fact that general practitioners often um to their own aatufaction and to their patient's advantage, if it happen to be tliat kind of patient who does not object to make aome aacriflce in order to be rid of troubles.—Lancet. CLOTHING! . -------- AND-------- Furnishing' Goods, Which we propose to offer to the people of Barry county at prices that will Make Competitors Mad and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at . Astonishingly Low Figures, and having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to . Make Things Lively the Clothing Business, by giving bargains to the people. Do Not Fail. to see me when in warit of Clothing. A comparison of prices will convince you । that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, R. K. GRANT U A. GOODYEAR & SONS The Old Reliable 0627 Xaiuti IRS 1 Announce that they have received a full line of “|“HE CELEBRATED A different and calmer pleasure is to watch the train from a half mile's dis­ tance across the fields—how slick in ito slipping along, “without haste, without rest," an if independently of any pro­ pelling force: for it is the train tliat ap­ pears to run the driving-wheel*, not tlie E3FRead the report of the trial as given bciow, and see if it is not what we ’•riving-wheels the train. It is not mo­ mentum now, but the iniretia of motion; claim for It. not a missile or projectile, hurled from t>ehind or drawn from before, but a La Grange, La Grange Co., Jud, May 25th, 1880. and immutable as to other things the Report of joint committee by the agricultural aocietim of St. Joseph count v Michigan, and La Grange county, Indiana, to test the relative merits of the Vit state of rest.—Tlie Atlantic. a«rtSvH'XuJ1ofr-1fauu1,SSoiS£?U^' •“* M-atw. Juulo, Diplomacy ot Chlnmo Rtirtasnisa. Prinoe Bismarck complained not long ago of tlie way our foreign office inun­ ot U» diffnrtnt muhloM to h»ve . trtnl ot their mrriui it Uh. l. (IhtoX dated him with dispatches, but even the litnonlltortoiy.H.r’i.umipkil oommtttoo wm romrt. writing powers of Downing street would Ove trotn ok* ot tie two oouoUo, and held raoh total th), dr M not be a patch upon those of Chinese The oommlttee tn punuance otu» ainemeot. eoeured two two-horae loada ot ClWhl? da txrat Stacked two winters, and brought thenWon tt™.-r7Slb,r tion in there studied to perfection, and it and (IHmnlMd that each machine should tUroth one toad and tow to-th^nwh to. ™ Umtogb U»other UtoeMne, wowdlS• lo^SSLSf is rare that any case is settled until •ur.’',?hfch At the conclusion of the the committee after due rit-hhnr. . n-' roo^dedded to t„or ot trial toe mZ St,^ thrashing out every detail. A Chinoee dispatch must be written in a certain lhe Blrdsell, from 1,339 pounds of straw, thrashed 37 pound# of seed tniwri stereotyped form, and in acknowledging with a lam quantity of chaff; the Victor, from IJlD nound» of Mraw tii£lh3 Victor Clover Holler, Coal Stoves, Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call Emd See Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. The Best Machine of its Kind Made. Report.of Committee. hich you are replying. This system of o V<’UDT* Bixed wlth • quantity of chaff. The time ooeanlad in threat by the Victor waa etebt minutes lew than that oo^to? b^th? HhS seU. F rom the <raw of the Victor the Birdscll rrthrmhSlUropoanilinf from the «raw of the Blrdsril the Victor relhjt*h«l eight tiun£ of •me occupy by the.Victor to this rrelhreAtog revjf mfnJ that occupied by the Birdsell. than Signed by the oonuxdUee: 1 •a.campbell A. BLACK. Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no rompe can lower. A good stock to select from always011 “ . keep the. latest and beat designs in onr work , ton Onr aim is to smt r . i show that we are Jul As we are°the only dealers in Barry County, w ‘ ffe a special object for Barry County people to buy of ■ cam and do save money to all who buy onr work. Md aim to A. Black & Co. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-09-16.pdf 71dd1de800f3e567c92456db48fb1ded PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. voL XXXI. NO. 20. ■ HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 16,-1886. The Hastings Banner. rvpi i«nrt» TuvtupArn, at HAvriN'iS; Barry Co., Micil, AKF ;.i KKTWfNO RATE8: KAY & vou UtADWO CO. WANT l.'I'-ALSOUI 140 .1, .It PRINTING. .- . t :t in the Job Priming De­ . HaXXxb- Everything tn the i.-hI with the latest faces of .-.->r..ted fiAtterna of machinery . rkmeu employed, enables the .VW J.OWKV. M D.. (j. i*hv<rlAn. Surgeon and Oculist. IX Woodward THK Avenue thtn I4VK wrwr run WRITE 1 and 3 on CALL Campus vrox JKWKUCV Martius I’" M. D-, Phyidcan and Surgeon, . ,V.!. Mieb. • w v>uth of the post office, will be I or sight Opposite StLVKSk Dentist. <*OOM. DETROIT, TO MICH. GOOD*. 77 WELTON b ^c-i; Pk the nhwpartner’s Insurance Co. Hr a.-.: - • •-■> * man’s property against orbyL- -. iigumiimerwinJ; against a maa'e I i.’t ty d-’aih *-.i-l kMdent. • BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS ELDON, 4 IQOKA NO rnot-nuc AND orncAx 1. THK City Hall, . Hofthvpathic Physician A Surgeon, jP-rtl <1 > >i - of Hoirowaks* drug store.) H'1K IX UlAMOXIMl r.Timmerman, F . WHBX WA3CHXM. AUK -Si-eta AlHtraet Block. Huttings. Mteh.) A. Attorney at Law, outtcofiaesuxe. Collectio»« Headquarters rOHNf.A"VHTlL •) -Attorney at Law, S’i.hiirrine, M|ch. ■ i rent ,::iiN V. BAKKER.Real Estate, Insura:..ami Lpaos. aittJ.G. !:■ o.ui £ Son. 2 doors north ui PiMtuffice. dalattetlttoa xiveti Io maXln< exebanges '.per:y. Ju- intaraata ot noo-rcsideat rt)i»»-K«:ifarc’.uHy troXe.1 after. Farms • -4> or exrtuute*- Houses and Farm Wagons, 4lX Ns xrraM. C. U. Vavabmajc. Al'I’EN A VanARMAN, Lawyers. Over HMUM> National Bank.) ROAD SCRAPERS, Bouille Shovel Plows, PINE LUMBER, WILLIAM 1LSWEEZEY, Attorney ” At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Fr - , - n al! courts of the state. ■AViLLn .'Ml. SWEEZEY, Justice of the Peace. (HEMLOCK'AND PINE,) I M. B. G1LLASPIE, '• t Notary Public. 1|[ARY C. COBB. (PINE AND CEDAR.) Cedar Fence Posts, P .1 Hl'>.VA HLE DRESSMAKER, £>;- ।. ti-tn Given to Cutting Fitting. Palterwt Cut to artier. Bwqs orrrjichanu’ Store. A HIM- Riffinlw maetinin **erj' . j, Iriday cxftiiiMt. at Ten»• -' * DAvi. E ■» A’ H' J*>HK80!i'M' W’ J Michigan Central Joist; and Studding, FLOORING ' and Maple, Suh, I«rs uh U, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mouldings Of F.rrry Oruertjttttm, Stoop Scrolls & Columns Tin .Niagara Falls (Routs. GRAND rapids division. Taklnz Sect My 30th, 1S3B. Window and poor Screens. ty Prices and Estimates given on ap­ plication. »T*nc«»a BENTLEY BROS, i WILKINS. '■I io. to 11.10 feii <>n«te...... watTWAJUJ. Default having been made tn the condition of certain mortmuR*. made and executed by War­ ren Nil II well and tanura C. Stillwell, his wife, to Samuel Carson, dated April Sth. ixTO. and re­ corded in the office of the Register of Deods [or Barry County. Michigan. the■ J5th day of May. -.. w.Z'.ivk. m in iftwir 14 at mortmsgrs on page 00". by whte •ale In said mortgage and there now claimed 1 al Hie date ot tins notice, me sum dred and one dollars and fourteen cents (Woi.H) by virtue of the power of sale in said contained, and the statute In siich ewe made «»K?Td'SWu?atA the Court BetroC jtetaiu...... gWrilte.... J'JUX)....... issyt.-Svfi; *°d Detroit on "TBs jias? count iMrtSr3S?.iSk **« H^rtrr of Xutn^hlrtvon’ <"•>1 ,n u>wn ttree (” eectljn mirtjron L-n-lulne forty acres of »■ w. ’SAilL'KL CAJHWIN. Mortgag ^BLAi-yWc Mortgagee. Aldrich's harrt* sre More. WHOLE NO. 1632. (The Baptist society of Hastings has the principles advocated by the labor received the privilege of furnishing organ Izatiow in thia city. a little chilled over the arte of Ills nelghbors- warm meals on the fair groundsdurlng probably not so much Orr water In clrcutalloe the county fair} Ho! all ye multitude who attend the fair, come to its quar­ ters and «ret a square meal for twentyh*»t gone to Grand ILtp'.ds to attend the Wet(JFrof. Dickie wm delivered of u pro­ si that place. hibition speech at the Court Home Monday evening. Owing to the Itev.'John Mason delivered hh farewell ad­ unfavorable weather, doubtleaa, the dress at the 1*. M. churcfi on Sunday morning. Prdf. did not have a very large audience The portly attoniey frsm Middleville who to listen to his diatribe against the re­ married the greenback maid, said to be a candi­ publican party. date for prosecuting attorney on the Democratic Stavffer A Crawley wish to call ticket, was seen making H'e and shaking bands attention to their large llhe of farmer's with people (Ml our streets the other day. A lit«t« t__ ___ boots, fanners wives’ shoes, such as we can warrant in make and stock. They C. B. Dickerson, after several days confine- are anxious to exchange the same, and all other goods, for butler and eggs and Several from aboutdvre have received invlta-■ other produce. young man approached cashier Hayes at the bank yesterday morning, wish­ ing to borrow money at the bank. He was told that he could get money by se­ curing a responsible man to sign a note -------w. mvut wui oc tor tr.e with him. Soon after the man again appeared offerW a note for S7&D0. with his signature (Andrew Corneil) at­ ^'“’‘“‘••AdlnBwuch to the loeka <d bka tached and the name of Sylvester OsIrorn as endorser.. Mr Huyea at once saw that Osborn’s signature was a for­ icunoca ana wife, oa gery. and told the man he must first the Sth. another girl baby. produce Mr. O. before he could have Emory Mosher, living »oUih of 1m.„. the money. At that the man went chased a new clover Duller with a rocleaner atfrom the bank and Mr. Hayes at once Uehment. and will be ready st oore to do t£ notified the officers, who secured a war­ ttOrtlW <»sw« <„ rant and arrested the would-be swindler him with hts mammoth machine. while on his way to the freight depot. 1’pan being confronted by Mr. Hayes the rnan admitted that Osborn's name J T he Secretary ot Barry County Agri ­ The *lck IM Is diminishing somewhat, A. Grater**. of Have. Monday; It being the Clh was a forgery, but expressed great con­ "c would advise those Hastings young neo- year of their married lite. cultural society haa secured the reduc­ trition for his crime. He is now lan­ , tion of the rates on the Grand Rapids guishing in jalL , division of the M. C. R. R. to one ami R. J. Grant wishes txrbuy nice fall one-third fare for the round trip dur­ apples. unlay. Eugene IlMrtboni visited HiuUt<«Son B»lur- ing the County fair. We expect to see an unusual attendance at the fair from EDITOR BANNER «Uy. on political butinm intent. ■ CARLTON. Mrs. Collier will make >ome changes In the, points on the railroad In consequence Having noticed several articles In. hotne* Clltn* Und‘m-°f Freeport. Huodayed at interior of her bou»e this week. of this recjiction. free trade journals of the state relative Rev. Brace attends conference at Kahunazoo • W e are pleased to learn that BenI Those who attended the social hop at Philo to the alleged adoption ot a resolution Ulla week, luateaa of last week at Grand Rapid* Fuller a last Friday night, report a good time. ‘ tley Bros. & Wilkins have again engag­ favoring the abolition of the duty on a* befo.-e stated. Henry Norton accidentally shot himself while The stMirt hair eraxe Dav struck our vlliagt. ed in the manufacture of wagons. salt and lumber by the State Assembly out a hunung last Friday; the haU enteringjuat Moat of the vranen j ouux or old, homely or Those of their manufacture have a of the Knights of Labor, held in Grand Mw® the abort riba paasUig upward and lodg- handsome, have their hair Milngied. wide reputation for strength, durability Rapids August Sth. I deem it but jus­ iug just below the collar irone. Dr. A. J. Wright CUire Jtrown had a birthday party Saturday,, and fine finish. No better vehicle of tice to all concerned that the /rn U be dressed the wounds. At this writing be is get- and a merry htne had the IttUc folks. the kind is made, and they will have known. 0ng along Onely I had the honor of beinw a delegate to The fannen are cutting up corn and putting an extensi ve sale. They are built upon Mary ABentlug. of Freetrort, spent Hunday at In fall crops aa rapidly aa possible. honor and will lie sold on very reason­ the above assembly, repree^nting L. A. 195lz Just previous to the adjourn­ Mr. Roblmon. who was employed by Brown able terms.. ment, at the last session of the assembly, .11? .'.leaner wasn't at the picnic at it Cairns lor a time, 1* now book-keeper tor M. Mil Case, of Battle Creek, who has a resolution favoring free salt and lum­ Mrs. Carpenter's last Friday; wouldn't your bent girl go? News no. plenty this week, we hope tor invented a threshing machine which is ber was offered, and irassed without de­ I*ref. M. V. Bort gave a very luteresting speech more next said to be a very superior article, was bate-, the purport of the same being . simply to bring the subject before The at tin- school house last Friday night. in the dty Friday endeavoring to ar­ local assemblies of the state, for discus­ Martin s corners. Rev. Moody preached his farewell sermon range for the organization of a stock last Sabbath evening. Drt-d. a) two o’clock Satuntey afternoon, a til- company to manufacture the sama A sion. Doubtless the knights of labor will, There will be no preaching next Sabbath meeting was called at the court room at their own convenience—asking neith­ Mate Ballou W1U teach the Brown school the that evening, when Mr. Case explained er the advice nor interference of those /owing winter. upon what plan be wished to go into without the pale of their.organixatlon — Quite a heavy rain visited this section Monday the business. ®A committee consisting determine what position they, as an or-’ m. Kot. Keagle officiating. last, making ground Uro wrt to aow wheat. ct Dr. Burton. Robert Dawson. D. IL One tey last week Lewis 'Dement's little boy (!ook, Ed. Powers. Cheater Meeser and ganization. will take on the tariff ques­ Organ agents had belter take care of tbelr » own wives than walling upon other fellow's procuied some wmt matches and set Are to his R. Mudge was appointed to investigate tion. It is preposterous to suppose that a girls. lather's straw stack, burning that, the stable, the machine made by Mr. Case, and body of intelligent men, me* In delegate Willie Vester is attending school at Hastings. somebay and a beg. now in operation near Bedford, also to assemblage would commit an organ­ At Ihe school meeting. John Mend was elected look up a site, and to report at a future WebeUcvn hi bays having fun but don't go to church U> have IL mod-ralor. it was decided that no resident of meeting. If the committee are able to ization like that of which we speak to" either side of a question of as much Will say s Hut his shot gun stands for bouded the fislriet should teach the school. and that the make a favorable report, then- are good Importance as that of the tariff, withwinter term should be taught by a man. wheat, barley and oat agents. reasons tor believing that the stock o>it debate, and without flrat having ■ I'ecle Charley Cox's only cow wm choked will all be taken in Hastings. It is the The seats for the eburcb have all arrived and instructions from the assemblies they to (Math by an apple a few days ago. Albert bast project for this dty that has ever IX-ne was around with a subscription been offered, if the machine is what Mr. represented. Anted tn a short time. I call attention to these facta simplv paper trying to raiaa-somethlng to help the old Case claims for It. for the purpose of warning free traders KOiUeman buy another. Bowen’s mills. Mrs. Minnie Cornish died very sud­ and protectionists alike to not crow Tom Mead's baby died at three o'clock Mon denly at her borne near Quimby Mon­ until well out of the woods—so far as the knights of labor are concerned. day evening. She was between 25 and Perhaps the tariff question may be Corn mostly cut which is good. Ihe Haffner schoolhouse. 30 years of age and was divorced from with us a locaT ietue, only! Ervd Hunt is making preparations to work up A nsw girl at Lewis Dcmond ’ s her husband, and living with her the sorghum. of which an unusual large amouul itexpectfully. mother in a tenement house on the „ _ . ’ A. H. JOHNSON. has been grown In this community this year. McIntosh farm. She had been about Geo. Jackson had a flock of 22 turkey* go six slowly, as the rain her work during the day, and was somewhat Interferes. apparently unusually cheerful. About . Bia invoice of yarns juM received at lightning struck a post near Mr. McKee's 9 o dock In the evening she was taken ■M. E. Nevins. known. othegs danoed to the lune of gio to set barn, killing two hogs and Injuring another. with convulsions, and in an hour was a John Yeckley has returned front Missouri Dillman and Victoria BrrnRunine hare beta fully convinced that "Mlehigaa. my Michigan.'- corpse. At the request of Prosecutor Colgrove, Coroner W. P. Polhemus visiting friends at this place. held an inauest . on Tuesday. Drs. 1ami Mrs. Stephen Yecklrv haa been <iulto slek but Snyder and Lathrop made a post mor- 1 dajs with tier daughter >anny al Allegan. Is Improving now. tern examination and found that the uuwiua (MV uum-wpil cogs;. shine A Briggs bare pone to thv Htate fair deceased was mcieute, and that the ugly. Irow-Hcrnd bulldop., eU-., meet the eyw. 1 with their Hplatein herd. Hope be will get bls indications all pointed to strychnia pol- 1 usual amount of premiums. son. Several witnesses were examin- 1 wtth his parents at Bowen A revls»jd version at the old ktorv of two men ed, and after due deliberation the jury 1 The other day while El I ridge Burt and Bert throw Ing the dead dog over ttie fenoe Into eaeh found a verdict that deceased came to 1 Armstrong were cut sailing on Barlow late the others yard.-with Illustrations. her death from causes to them un- 1 boat upset and Mr. Burt attempted to swim Rev. Hknsbergvrr preached an appropriate known. The contents of the stomach । and able sermon at the Crnaby school house on and a portion of the liver have been 1 .Sunday afternoon to a large and appreciative sent to Ann Arbor for analysis. A ' his companion. full investigation of the cause of the 1 audlenee. Moral. - Don't never undertake to float aurora ITof. Dork don’t want another InvttaUon to woman’s death will be made. Mean- 1 Podaak. white the Banner refrains from fur- 1 ther comment, pending the chemtcXl ‘ FOUR OORNRR8. MORGO-THORNAPPLE analysis at Ann Arbor. large chain, at the end of whi-.-h onw faintly Miss Lulu Hyde U stHl on the skk list i: Shocked—D. P. Sprague’s coni. The labor organizations of this city perceives this diminutive but ’fierce tew-rt. Our sick are eon vale icing. Mr. Daniel Bollenger and wife were made Wm. Smith and wife have returned from con­ har-py ovw the advent of a young son last week. feel a just pride In the success of their where hark ir hardly louder than that of a mo»]uita. A man driving in an open wugnn Mr. Parker received his new Empire cforer ference meriting demonstration Saturday, it being the Miss Ollk Johnson has been spending a week holler Monday. first attempt of the kind in this dty. There was a Ashing party from Ctiarlotle at The program as advertised was carried with tlirve Scotch terriers sitting on the asat with friends at Charlotte. isvdilr bitn, and not a soul cbe hi the vehicle. Our school closes thia week Friday with a pic­ the'lake Bunday. out in full. The street parade was a —Boston Traveler. Hiram Feagta* and wife ami F. D. Soules start­ pleasing feature of the day, the proces­ nic In Mr. Fuller's W>vl». Our recent rains make the ground too wet to ed fur Jackson on Tuesday morning, to sttcad sion being beaded by the Hastings City the reunnlon of their old company. Band, and marshaled by Cot II. H. Wm. Adkins started for Detroll Tuesday Gill nnd Henry Lewek. A picnic din­ Oh. yes! we almost forgot to mention that high hats and prey on the [xx krthook and Start- Wolfls on the road selling a force gamp, night. ner in court house square was enjoyed Mr. ITttaber. son-in-law of James Miller, h.v. by the hiembera of the organizations rcntimcnts of the tenderfoot. To cite n itingte used for washing buggies and extinguishing Just returned from the west and thinks Michi­ and their guests and friends. A largo instance of unmitigated gall triumphing over credulity In that section, an English traveler gan Is good enough for hltn. crowd had gathered on the grounds for Mrs. A. Boot, ot Emmett Ca.. Is tiUtlag her the purpose of hearing the exercises of town on Monday with a tour home team, didn’t parents and friends here. get a little wet before they go^home? the day. Rev. H unsberger offered pray­ Thomas Mead’s Infant child dltd Monday er, which was followed ny vocal music IRVING. bv a quartette consisting of Mr. W. l«nka of the LlUk Big Horn, the body of the Very warm al this writing. Nelson. Prof. C. H. Cole, Mra. A. D. dashing, guldeu-halrvd Custar was found no' W. 8. Itecox left Tuesday for Maple Grove to Niskern and Carrie Goodyear, with thresh bls grain. Miss Belle bpaukiing presiding at the The opening of the Prohibition campaign was organ. Chas. E. Barnes, State Master celebrated wtth the burning of powder. Prof. The fusion representative conven­ Workman of the Knights of Labor, was Eork pictured out theevlb of strong drink tion was held in this dty Saturday. Introduced and made a few appropriate Orson Swift was renominated. satlsfactco- to his hearers. remarks. He was followed by Frank The Irving and Middleville *1 nines eroded A reception and banquet Ls to be H. Gill, 5th vice president of the dgar Data al Irving Saturday afternoon. resulUng in {•iveri Hon. H. J. Newton, of Silver makers' international union, who occu­ a victory far the Irving's of 9 to ta pied a few moments’ time to the great Ireek. N.Y^at Union Hall this even­ Rev Roorland closes hta labors for this eonbenefit of the organizations. Mr. Geo. ferenee year Bunday. It lathe wish of his many ing. W. Bailey waa^next introduced as the tlirick now if wane blaggranl was to snake ia Mrs. Catharine Willits died at colored orator of Battle Creek. He the residence of her son John Willits, stated that he made no claim to oratorv, he tn a genial courteous man. in Carlton.TuttKlay, In the 85th year of but In spite of this assertion he made her age. The theatrical managers' righteous war his points in eloquent language charac­ Gilbert has on exhibition at the store of W. 8. At the Wesleyan Methodist confer­ teristic of his race. His remarks were Hecox, n turnip, the seed of which was sowed ence for this district Rev. C. B. Voor­ forceful and were enthusiastically re­ the 1st of July, that weighs TH lbs. and measures hees was appointed to the Barry circuit ceived by his large number of hearers. ‘Nothing but the air adfhllted free.' and the Rev. W. H. Rom to that of Mr. B. will meet with a hearty reception should he be again prevailed upon to irom u. is. ivi-j. Orangeville. Mr and Mrs- Mlehae) Toff have a very nek address the Hastings workingmen. JurncESwEEXEY had the pleasure baby with cholera infantum; but little tropes of The quartette rendered an approEven tin* rtocy-bearted waiter M the b of entertaining six drunks and disorder­ Eite selection, and the Hon. Perry its recovery. Heavy rain Monday night but cleared a«»y lies at his court room Monday. It ,is yo, lecturer of the state grange, was nnitnor trotel has to heave a pltyit< sigh the next speaker. It is needless to add pleasant. _ ___________ _____ needless to add that the Squires* unwil­ ling guests both danced and paid for that this gentleman’s address was bris­ HICKOBX CORNERS. tling with telling hits in favor of labor Quite a sudden chsngs in the atiptuphere the music. organizations and the grange. The fad since last week. Mil Chas. B. Benham, during the that Mr. Mayo was advertised to speak School commences to-da? with Prof. Daniels The cultivation of tea fa rwpfcily inoreaaing past week has plastered the feacte of attracted a large number nf farmers, among whom he is very popular. re toaclM-r. both in India and Ceylon, altimugb the prkw Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowker and two children Barry county with fair posters. Ad verHon. F. W. Cook, ex-mayor ot Mus­ is dhuinubiug. Il Is «wtun*l*i that abont arc mH very mrk with scarlet fever. tislng trib and yod will see that the kegon, occupied the platform for a short 70,00.0X1 pountfc will evantuaLy betM«»W. A. 1 Amber s youngest m Is quite lu. result will I* » tremendous erowd at time and made an eloquent addrw*. af­ atud produnron in Ogykm. Next ttetunlny and tiumtay Uro Protestant the County fair. ter which the quartette rendered anoth­ MrlhodlsU hold tbelr lust qtmrtrrly meeting f*r er selection, whiehgtDocluded the exer­ The Huntings firemen are to have a Divine at the Episcopal this cunfrmicc yssrst this place and un U>« cises of the day. following Turwiay tta-huiw dcnw.toaiJoti will church as foliowa: Holy communion, 9 The social dance at Union HaU in the dance at Union Hall Thunwtay evening. bold their annua! extferenn- at this place- A a, m.; morning prayer, litany and ser­ evening was ixrgeiy patronized, and a cordial invltaUoa la extended to alL mon, 10 a. m.; evminr prayer “d sw- pj<wwnt time wo enjoyed. The object of the demonstration was mon.’JO- Subject of sermon at 10 JO to enlighten the general public as to 14> fenny wxt IN hir'sperui positions. lNDLS. Delton. th a KHTION RATES .w «VKB WRIGHT, Astoyn MARSHALLr L. COOK. . : ■:• ■' rou-itry promMly attended. Of, /t :u.-< to io *■ tm and i to3 p. m. WHAT County News. Uwrt, ^>ilna. Additional Local Items. �THE NEWS IN BRIEF which became *> swollen and naintul that he could not wall; up stalra. He wrr<*wi that attar a few ‘ 8t Jacobs Oil, the pain peered, and the knee m M Maxko. Ma, took 733 bailct radadjmrmd Whitberk'B hotel at the Lansing fair grounds burned. Loss S2.L00. twenty THIS IS BIGHT. We believe in ■wiling only the beat, and have, secured the aaonev for Kemp*6 IHe Suppositor­ company, boirUng that at th* Uma at the faties. No treatment like it for Pries. Success unquestioned. Pnce 60 cents. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver Pills for Torpid Li ver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. dmwiSK TO ALL MEMBERS of societyKtrap's Balsam will cure your distra»ing cough. We guarantee it Price 50 and Si. Trial sire free. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. A Marshall ben catches mice. Credit is due the German women and physicians for first using Red Clover bkjeaoms aa a medicine. .Best results are obtained when combined with other medicinal roots and herbs, is is Dr. Jonas' Red Clover Tonic, which is the brnt known remedy for all blood diseas­ es, stomach and liver troubles, pimplen. costivenres, bad breath, piles, ague and malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ petite. low spirits, head ache and all dis­ ease of the kidneys. Price 60 cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. • At last East Saginaw's Genesee street bridge is open, and the world breathes freer. Ciows-cwwsvX, ElSutaoSJ CREAM h-tmujmfrmd from all the troubta ot th* John C. Hddy, formerly NiiMCy-dflU UHuam BAKING pflWDEK batunlry. MOST PERFECT MADE trad at twauty acres covwml with aaw-tnilfa aad lumbar belong .ng to BUai * B rotbera The Cream of Tartar need jn DR PRICE’S CREAM BAKING POWDER is the purest in the world. Tim crystals are from the finest Grapes, imported direct from the vineyards of France. Washingion, D. C., April 23, 1885. I have analvied the Cream of TArtar wed in Hr. Price, Bating Powder, and find ii of the highest degree of puritv eerre Ml I ira PL.I Ire He UeAed __ _ ... . Jordan litxl* ALEXANDER LEAVER SOFIA. The following, Heads of the Great Univereltiea and Public Food. Analysts, find Dr. Prices the purest and Htrongeat Free from Ammonia, free from Lime, free frwt Alum, and recommend ita use in every family. rirvuUttou M if t7,300,UCW had bwu calW in than the bank hoidinga. WQd Neill, a Catnoua hermit ot North near Fayetteville. He lived about 1W yard* rcroona doubting tho truthfulness ofthis am write ray of tha Chanfats namod: coakl te fagaUy ontamxa.1 unifar U» Ux- principle points tablia, and further Health. Brooklyn. N. V It fa cwxkferwl c< rtuln that the property will ia» out of the hands at the Union Mutual .... . . _____ ... Irmv M hoc TW- Klvcrwkle giaa*-works, at WaIWhihc. While sinking a salt well for R. G. Peters, near Manistee, Friday, at a depth of 1,900 feet, a heavy vein of petroleum was struck. Owing to the fact lh.it the And is in the center of a valuable salt plant the oil discovery will Dot be utilized. military noun Wednwdiy. The lu» h »73.«». A CRASH AT INDIANAPOLIS. S’* c‘‘“to7 “* Profs. IToL Bulgaria m overflowed by Ruadan smi—- A revival at Mary»vfile, Mo., which a>ldwl 100 members to the Methodist cturch, fa Imdiamafouh, lad., Hej<- ®■— Chief Chemist for the United Stalo Iiepanamt of ITof. formed gamlttar. Save your children from Croup, by using Hill's Peerlew Cough Syrup. No cure, no pay. W. IL Goodyear. Young Mrn's (.'trial Mrs. Sarah Shattuck, Plymouth, died in that evening, aged 87 years. In a houw on Twenty -alxthatiwoL Chicago, . John EurigtX and , Therefore »ee that thu mraibera ▼our family are well vupplied with Dr. vign military form, Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeckbqq's root and herb cordial; It will system and so remnove those distress­ ing symptoms which, if neglected, may result in the most serious consequences. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. »LD0 per bottle. t fsfo mcmuit CATARRH REMEDY badly injured, and proceeded directly to Jugvubaini, hlx MUST REPORT PROMPTLY. “Jake and WilHe” are doinr evange­ listic work in Centreville. The boys suppress their lumunm. Children will refuse bad tasting cough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson's syrup of hiD<wort and wild cherry whenever cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the kind, For by H. Beebe. A bed of graphite, 20 feet in thick­ ness, and sevcnil smaller veins of rich iron ore have been found near Mar­ quette. rird HaJdirnaivl county " wluewday by made the order Impcaing the fine at thia time. Twanly Brituh aoldlara, who parthdpatwl Profraaor Wlgrina, of Ottawa, Out. claim. The best on earth, can truly be said of Grigg's Glycerine halve, which is sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try thi^ The IntemaUaial Aeociahou of Fhimters, wander healer. Satisfaction guarantedci mbmou in ChkMgn, voted not u> yoiu the or rnonev refunded. Only 23 cents. Knights ot labor. and the honorable Yung VViag, formerly Sold by F. Hotchkiss. tninMnr from China to the United Htalm, Ed. Willis ms, convicted at Bay City iug given aa informal reception at the rooms of stealing ?0S from a fellow-seaman, at the Juneau dub. In Milwaukee. shed copious tears Nrhen called up for two hours. The party vfadted the e«abliahsentence Saturday, and was promptly given two years at lonix amount 4,:ckl,i«>t.» lialre were expurted. Tlw main building of the Mattoon furniture 26 cents will buv a small bottle of Hill's Peerless Worm Specific. Try it tbc dfaCingvlabed party minutely impacted factory'at Hbbboygan. Wk. was burned Friday The lore fa about •Su.OOU. ' The emif your child is sick. No cure, no pay. pioym numbered 850. W. H. Goodyear. Among the brioa-brac to be exhibit­ ed at the Ionia county fair will be the triDiet sons of Elisha Strong. The childn n are four months old. and arc named Lincoln, Logan and Loren. jweta to earn lus ciiaiit and Squint by taking triflo w’tl1 “Y Throat or advantage at aa alleged irregularity In the v LungDiaraae. If you haws making up of the grand juriee which indl . Uc' * Cough or Cold, or tho children are IhTsafirnnr! with Croup ar Whooping Coogh, MM Acker's English Remedy and preruul further troobte. It is a positive cun\' Fmkd’k HnTCKKiae. DruggistL A. InwIrUycn have readied Gant. Coleman, achr. Weymouth, firing kstween AUsnUcOtv and N. Y.. had been troub­ led with a courti so that be tx all America, and demandod admllance to tlx- White Houw as Ita lawful Ha wdravd tlx- doorkwj.T to gv to the tn-wnirv aud bring him £lu,i»«l.<XM. He fa an Engllsh- Has Removed from the old starid to the store England nut«w formerly occupied by Fred'k Hotchkiss, be­ Gol»K to ChriUlaali tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz' Meat Market. nuwu<«« of tho Cumberland 1‘rt.biterlan church. In which Him llcua I’Hm n,-r, at Michigun uocninattd Mark 8. Brewer, and in. _ __ _______ the 1’rohibHlonfau ot tha Fifth dfatricl placed E. L. Brigg. u> the field Friday. THE MARKETS. orx-’iulr handicap. He covered tl» dfatoncn E. TJ Whipjde eloped WedueKUy with the daxigidBc at A. Tnitta. a wealthy farmer at Nurvflfa, Mich. Warrentn, charging bigamy and adultery, have l*wi iwuci for WtuppleS Books and Stationery Niagara Fall,, adjourned Thnnalay forenoon. William A. Mills was efacUd prtwidrnt, and it wax derided to hold the next meeting at Baltimore in May, 1888. Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines Buainem failuna in the United Htata and The Quincy, Ufa., Soldiers' Hnn» win be opened Oe three day. Best line of IqoM ail Dmstic Ci® K*k- Dali; to.'^'i:u£u£ October- mnruTZ-V * A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Registered Pharmacists. Compounded by large stock of WALL PAPERS. W. H. Goodyear & Co �- Three Peculiarities ch had be® te her coffin twelve boure, and Ji heart in Ito tolly vault, ami tho vllrTc.' c'wrrwd x. * tiny fishlag kteulet lying "orMmt tolthsr th* soul Mr tto, brain.“£ .£, uniertof U-wa.ttffima.tato Xxe.trmenl uvw the prvmataw deaffi ef tea th* tloaitreeo do Vilte Rmmw. <Wd '-hmk Mid ulk of ,,,xhlnK but, A1..... ** .)■« (... -. f.: • xmg woman, *cmwly 25 ymr* ku'Ji began to wamlor 5-4 Wk®m that rerj day they had ranted “ - ------- . vwucr, at m* pb'.* with tears and lamcnta- UreUea and her feet upon the bricks brought there to dote the tomb. In a moment £ bitter cold night in November. Mindteredfattbsopeo door; the cold air I,:. ...wng Straight from tbo north. penetrating the folds of the shroud ehiljed her to 1 ' n*» a >ran light flashed through tbo , i-Utoi iMu-rnun ]»*<ed to his qx'ii the iMtortf bls •al-ota died • .alm of ulsaufuto silence fell * i ’. broken «>xxly by the murmur­ - Mint.- Ude or the cry of the cur­ ;, txiary cry which da <■!]<!» ujx>u l»v> -.hut bouMW and around k-vvrire talking of tho dead which Uways nccom]»uy S. Truly, it row a strange who hearken to his whUpcrrtttii lind already begun to -l chMtnut trees tod straight ,-t the liamlet, starting nt the age church, to the gate of tho iiewac, a hug" nnd somber in ti“' style of the Homan emby a wild ami liarren cantily in this stmoa- aol teaping to bi* M-t began < room as if Hnar-'hing for nhig th* .Uw of a sort of i.- lorkof the dwelling, hr hammer, a ktbw driver nnd a thr-m into a /pteket of hi* IKxi ulitnoking u laiteru from th* . . .cig to his wife that he waa rnret i’lewnain <igbt, turned hb tr.-p, !o <u-’l the About 100 yard* up tb' U-;u h h !Weteri intently. Everything ci:i <— 3>■ 't a *'M11 »tirrvd. H<ra> ug bi- ;oot»’q^, he wmsoou *t th* cemu-v to th •:« -i;®! »xrvet teaiiing to the dwn ti on.-! te tho Chateau of Vilte Itawae l>eywi ! it The *ln»t w;i' dark and dbanal, tlie gl.n.-i* ;;n:« <if ligiit allowing l»-i»reth th* rrevitWi 'I*t- Hushing the pobe of •h. following tbu |>ioiM cas­ in' dead to drep about the nirrounded ttoediflre closely. the vault of' thsg.tedxi.f .*n!y un* la the little village •if M> «ufc. llji' ’ ung okutSM, plnred Ibero fine ii»v . and 'arvfn'.'v it laohmd him, found hwwif in u» prewnre of these three coffins iJatpJv fattened. Ughting the lantern ! • ■ ■ im teul brought with him, tbiy -jun loosened, the lid off and the leilv before bin>, oitapl-tely enveloped in a ’r» wind w i:li 3 ■ -nvulslv* trembling and >• '-mteni fell n;x>a the faoe on tto pillow nd tto • l;ngf- . -firuud so distinctly marking Seng.I:., jt di-figure tonecth. tFi;),-Juul the/ever told him that she was > bs bun.-l jji ipr .< v-nfal tto.hre! UJ1.. .fianil B|,,n the fare of tto ■l«wl ratenfl vattdd, but neittoi livid nor •iteoloreii With hrr haud* prerefully folded ^tw.ii* t'^sk-r.-be re.z<xl os if only aalrep. tpentorfin;.- .^yklnii Ito wedding ring Mil i fi'iop of >.braids and iliantoiub; uj>on b*r wrist * bracelet Animated <7 tto Sigh: <.f tempting jrweh the maakati r.-r.u. ooioew returned to him and oeei^wir attempted to remove the ring*. R’d-tb l.n~. r nt- -tiff and swollen and th* vMding lyjp *nta!to than the joint; it waa ixp ■v.iblUb, msv» ttom. Angrily mutter^tohlnsrif. rhe roblier suddenly plunged W* hurt iota bi, pocket, and taking out a arufedre*! n witha quick and savago movehwd inn tin li atom ths finger, cutting it •cttelnr-. , “2'*jnra:« through Um vault and tbecorjwe ® fltel in Gi- i oflin, the bi.-od from th* i n.-a-.g m a stream upon the shroud. onh asa man can run who is tiuai wiu, hnrrur al.VIu, tbF sexton from the vault, overturning the lanh he. night tuuj plunging the place in Gaping the wall of the gran-yard tea Rimir.ll*,.. ..L... — .1_______ _ _ .. U" iru UUU. OO WM tenw'l-tiui tb* WM f(,Uowmg him. <rf tb# hu fanir „„ »««1 to hfe Irani with an icy sweat. mv.t be li-nvo itxirod to fare on inviilN*Ure, 3-ul to-he had violated a tomb u, r„h a rorjM., ouj lt h^ Pw I -“VI.S3 I.) ctmsUMf him. .2.1'' ,?b!,ohe ran UP ““1 down the ofkkLi,in Or Srrror uufonsciou* *B»wlm.-.d.H!:H,un<unMd0W, of what **°’rcr3rtWnr te fart, bat M, ’"•aoftteUltig that jwreued him. And -S ul'-'J'r-’ 'he attempt iqion the body. 8s C **°'11" *wt ** •’’•‘fad. . Uwe was nothing else to bo ^lCr’ lnttkr- h“ iL» J t’w n.u W bard17 «° to 1410 vault for ilfa Ju . v of man. •if® ea vhudrro w^^-jy ' hn: «c« th* fire dyS 'Pte tlw LtarthrtoMc li1 unb- •■murmured to himealf. MMMffiH 4 SAVED by a crime. -—— — —j i.-.’vp it untl! be had found out all he could about Mr P0*" lh*ione nwds at Mt. Washington. You can ramble over these bills as the chamoto skips over the I»ikit of the Aljis. but you will have in many instances only your labor tor your P«m- I hsve been astonished to find Hint some of the beet walkers among the motmtaan* really knew very little about them. Tixoy could give you the material denly as she groped along tbu pathway, tto facte—just what you didn’t want to know wounded flngur struck against the corner of » -but could not at alt enter into the real projecting crus; tto pain of the blow around life of die mountains, aa the mind and Kr thoroughly; hto know all and that it was th«< mold of tho grnvryunl into whk-U her tret heart are related to them. Some people are so susceptible to impreauoDS that they can take in tho glorv Kho had guuMid aright Ik-fore her loomed Of the View from Mount Washington at the church, and youdur, at the «id of the a glance: but I tun more and more in­ avenue, were tho fights of tho .-Juiu-au, yellow clined to think that the enjoyment of nnd disk like in the gloom und humidity of- nature in three majestic placre, where the night. Her brain was alive at l«t- «he Uw greater glory of th* world to revealed, understood that she hiui di<x| Uil<1 they had is not in large measure for the swift ol>doted her into the vault. Breathtoo and frobh, f,-otn low of blood --- • -J JUUIWII BUI) her suffering, intolerable, her strength olmort gon*. She nu^-red ortr tho from them, until, as with the woman and ths ground, benumbed with cold, ronfuwd and man, so with the mountain and the huwalking like a machine—tn which tho .tiring is nearly run down. ' *en»e on® iicforo theyreve.-il In the interior of the Chateau d* Ville Res- themtolvoa to you. The faacipy sac everything bail resumed ite uxual cuureo; tian of Mount Washington i* not a tbnusanil note.-. p^nrtraUd into the court of •felt at once. Tho first view from tho the Iralldtog and into th* j>ark surrounding It, f»r it wa, the supper hour of the relntiv® summit to disappointing. Ruskin say* and guests who were to stay the night; the that if you wish to get the bret view <rf tabl'i wo loaded, the jieople entering and the landscape, you should not stand on the top of an eminence, but half way down one of it* aides. You ne«i somesome­ You need thing relative, and the mind can not eeivod the comteaa* in her blood-ataiiwi take in-tlie whole of the horizon at a winding sheet rtauding within the halt She glance.—Mt. Washington Cor. Boston Herald. We have in Stock a Cotnplete Line of 0/4 _ Tto proportion tn which tl>o i s£U* herbs, barks, eta, are mixed. exclusively to Hood’s Baraaparflla, and are wife to dUd. hta very minute, but has evidently i-scaped datcction oa account of the difficulty of Gaining it so as to make it visible under the microscope. Previous observer* have affirmed finding this microbe, but their offended God.-From the French of ifignet CLOTHING! Unknown to Others Furnishing Gopds, Hood’s Sarsaparilla earth.'1 Wit Gxrr, dniRglrt, Hamilton, O. otherwise." -C. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggttta. |1 s six for Hal only by G L HOOD to CO., IxrwslJ, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar. Throat-ail aeldom gets well of iteelf, but deepens until it undermines the constitution, wastes away health, Rtrength and flesh, and finally fastens itself on tlie lungs, completing the wreck «iud ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ low's positive Cure is the only safe, sure and speedy remedy for coughs, colds and all throat and lung diseases. Sold by The much discussed question of the Fred Hotchkiss at fifty cents and one the sight of that ghastly apparition. homing of tho pigeon, or, aa the French dollar. Pleasant to take and safe for The canto alone retains hi* twin®*; ho is hungryand luia just taken hi- place at table. term it, orientation, does not seem difli- children. Why should ho disturb him* If because the Willie Bodell, aged 14 years, and Barservant* are stupid and relatives nervou,’ with th® birds. Tbore are, however, m ten Bodell and Willie Booley, 12 years "11 madam haa returned, as thou snycat,** many tlieorire advanced 03 there are sci- old, have been arrested for tapping tho •ntisrtR who havn studied it. One'as­ till in Schmelzer's saloon at Monroe. come to table.’ cribes it to a sense of which we are not Dr. Jackson’s Eye Salve is a prompt cognizant-•* if the senae* were six. and and positive cure for all diseases of the man had knowledge of but five of them. eyes tn Intlamution, granulation, and Another finds a path for the birds in the weakness of vision. It costs bur 125 magnetic currenta of iwat and cold. cents, and is highly recommended for first wppcml, but a living, breeding woman, Same rank the impulse with the inMinct piles. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. cw-npcd from tho tomb to Lake {-reewlcMi of o< the migratory bird, while others Bert Smithson, ot Bay City, who suf­ th® homo from which death had exiled her. ascribe the performance to sight, fered from “hydrophoba”. several weeks and others agdm to luck and since, nas become crazy and is tempor­ arily confined in jnih last of tiw iiidiffreenco with any of those theories. Tlie atmospheric garded tor <k«th, who lifted tbo un<x>rmei<nM x\€\\V would rD^7 your dinner currents may aid. but ft to by their ve­ •J and xro prevented by Dy slocity and direction, not their tempera­ pepeift, use Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablet*. ture, and they hinder aa often. Tho tilatud >t:ing tto si !*.«•<* with crimson magnetic currents may affect, but it u rtaiua. in stimulating and intensifying, or. as Fkkd’k Hotcukim, Druggist. they are adverse, in depressing. It to not instinct Instinct is involuntary Poor old Mrs. Loam to. a professional and unerring. Guided by instinct, tho beggar, was arrested at Grand llapids bird would not go astray, and the ele­ Saturday, and nearly 8100 found sewed ment of uncertainty upon which the in her clothing. sport depends would be lost. The homing Traveling men should carry a bottle pigeon not only err*, but shows inde­ of Cobb's Fills. 25 cento for 40 pills. cision. Thus its action in voluntary and W. H. Goodyear. , the result of a sort of reflection, and it is Marquette iron ore shipments for the Reason have been 615,022 tons; St. Ignace, 45,52? tons; Escanaba, 1,006309 tons. Tbe sight of tlie homing pigeon to only Cherokee Blood Purlitar will relieve limited by the dip of the horteoa and the altitude at which it can sustain itself in Rheumatism and often cure It. W. H. Dio air. Its memory exceeds human Goodyear. soothingly. -If you would live yr Ionia haa a citizen who patronizes a understanding. Thus, a bird will rise quid.” restaurant kept by a lone widow, and “Live!" aba responded faintly. after filling himself skips out without it, but, if it itself to be lost, is injured, liquidating. with a sorrowful gaze. Itch, of every kind cured In 30 min­ or is unable to proceed, it will return to The news of this wonderful resurrection utes bv WoolforcTt Sanitary Lotion. quickly spread through the village, though Ueeno’other. This never‘fall*. Sold .. . - „_____u K-.l »----1— •>— The Century. by Frederick Hotchkim, druggists, Hastings, Mich. The Philadelphia Ledger observes Th* Drtroit Typopaphieal Unwa tavs voted to deter srtlon on the new scale unit October 1. fdoubt that death had really that during ths warm months mortality is greater than it is in the winter months. . CATARRH COUGH, health and aweet breath secured by HUUcb*. Catarrh Remedy. Price » to the chateau in n body. rents. Nasal Inlector tree, sold by W. H. Tto f.rxt thing the couitesc® did, however, Goodyear. For lame back, site or chert,uscBhllohj porwton strong enough to think or talk, was to perance of strong drink, but the victims plaster. Price » cents. Sold by Vi. H. bind tor |»*>jito by n solemn oath to refrain in quite aa large a proportion of cases, oo» OoodyMr. and especially among children and HHTIXIB'B COUGH and consumption cure Is women, are pentons to whom the taste told by ur on a guarantee, it cures eonsumpUsd. Bold by W. H. Goodyear. of 'hot and^rebellious liquors’ is scarcely BHJLOH’H VITALlZKRls whtt.youneed for tiful little girl, but unhappily the infant bore known. The truth to that there to ’death in the mark of the crime which had nwcurd the the pot’ as well aa in the bottle. Danger mother. The wedding finger wan stiff and from overeating to fully as insidious as lifetow iumI encircled above the joint with a danger from drink. • • • Too much dun; and purplish line, as if srenvd by tho of anything, even of the most simple Tbursday ntffbl. Urns WiOOO; Insured >1.00. 1 etui recommend ElyT Cream Balm to *U hsy stroke of a knife. food. to risky at any time, but especially And not only bad the linger Miffcred. Tto when the whole system, mental ax,id tever sufferer*, it is. In ray opinion, a twre cure. 1 *m afflicted (or » jrarty Rni' jN,or*‘ health of the child felt. nnd alwayrwiU feel, physicnl. to under strain and fatigue. found permanent relief.—XV. H. Hoskins, Marsh• the effects of that horrible entombment. field. Vt Known in tto village of Ctorrwix n» tto Simple food, taken in moderation, and Bruall-pox ha* disappeared from Detroit, the slowly enjoyed, to a* prescription to pre ­ ••dcinoteell- with the dead finger,” Dolores de last ease being discharged. Vilte Rcv>aac still Jives in that forgotten ham­ vent tlie need of pills and potions J’urify your blood, tone up the syttern. atjdreaulatethe dlgwUve onpuia by taking Hoods let, l«t uixjn the cxvom's beach, a- frail and Exchange. ________ HarsaprUla. Bold by all druggists. as white as the »hroud in which tbu mother The sling ot a wasp *ill compel Samuel Hay­ was ho preniatur.rfy clothed. The long-sought microbe or germ of den, of Boyne City, to see with only one eye In the village of Cberroeix there is also a matiiae whom tboxi simple fisherfolk avoid hydrophobia has lx*n discovered bj rue uaru a* mid -**■ ■ G. F. DowdaiweU. F. L. 8., in the new Mi destroyed by lightning Munday. ous tissues of rabid animals. It is not IteJus ault 'We Are Not Standing Still! •** h — *p-> Ulta Ito f^toinng remarkable siorv. the’ troth rd which 1s vouched for by thr residents at the town- I am "3 years old, have been troubled with kidney comnlalut aud lameueM for many years; oould not dress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain aud sorenes*. and Which we propose to offer to the people of Barry county at prices that will Make Competitors Mad, and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at Astonishingly Low Figures, and haying the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to Make Things Lively in the Clothing Business, by giving bargains to the people. Do Not Fail to see me when in want of Clothing. A comparison of prices wW. convince you that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, R. K. GRANT A. GOODYEAR & SONS, The Old Reliable HARDWARE DEALERS, Announce that they have received a full line of Coal Stoves, Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Oexll and See Tiiem. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. • A. BLACK. A.CAMPBELL Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in ( kamuiw Traveler. Goodyear’s drug store. Age “°t co!or blindnefc, for bon, ■» <»~ No raCT b- bw" proven exempt. m» dove riviltalum or eduction mnke X pertid* rf difference In the frequency ot Itx ottnrrrnce. working largely m. *«**•*,—•- - ---- - g»rd j i.llow paper with favor. Tbo da* fa Soclul condition ata, *« usually covered with n quire of the F“M*r- rrlth Itx preeenoe or nlnenc,. The defect and a frrsb sheet torn off each night Tto" mxr exlx* in one eye only. AU ootaboT For sale bv W H. Goadrear. me-nomads ou a yrer1* shorts would be interHr. T. C. Bnysi, of Mt. Hrewnt. Jumped off a erting bfatory to many journalist*.—Tbo Cur- 1,1,id prnnnr me excopuonxlly eountire to light and .hade.-Lithographer and bridge the other day and broke one ot bls ank- ^■KSKKiSK editor of Tto Augusta Chronklo do«i not think white paper ever hurt hi* syrs. We be- Printera. The eye ot pwjuuux — fouad by Dr. Bm>ml» «b*n> “ . «U puuk. u bllr m Ihr hxwnlom *!***• «-y •m areulx.-. -Doom BuhgrX Burreyor* are running the line tor a rallroaa betweex Gladwin auk Day city. Frail* Acqnir" a..--.It appears that many fruite acquire The Close Communion Bapttou of Ml. Pleas­ no,! of their gronth by night. The ant are building a fine new church. i.tehtninp struck the M. E. cbnreh st Climax fruit of ihe cherry laurel, foe hae b«m found by Dr. Krarnn. o< IWIe to Incyeam at the rate of night and only 10 per cent, by da.'.-bde a^U. tacreaae BO per cent, at night and XpK oeat. in the day ume.-Now On WSOnBVauuv. Irens Tim os-Democrat. . WILSON WARHR01RDS. ca:ml sehamc. The UuirOTliy iff Virgin!, i. Iat.:! ririiT.' D- Johnson. Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim 'is to suit the peofile, and our largely increased sales show that we are suocessul. As we are tho only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special ijbject for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit Un patronage of all. A. Black & Co. �The Hastings Banner E.W.M0 the American farmer should oppose every proponed measure that would deteriorate the homo market. The American tanner's real interest is in favor of the American doctrine of pro­ tection which builds up the home mar- MARSHA1X HASTDfca. Mich., September 16,1886. Germany is to-day England’s most formidable European rival for manu­ facturing supremacy, bo long as Ger­ many had free-trade or tariff for reven­ ue only, t-he stood little chance to com­ pete with the accumulated wealth and experience of the English. The sagac­ AK?Audftar General—HENRY H. APUN.Dt ious Bismark perceived this, and at once secured the adoption of vigorous and rigorous protective measures. The result haa been a most extraordinary industrial awakening in Germany. Manufacturing has doubled. By gov­ HAMTEL 8. BABCOCK. ot Wayne. ernment aid to German commerce, the For Heater o! ConureM. W district -JAMES German flag is now seen on almost O’DONNELL. every am, and her ships are carrying the products of German factories to every land. This rise of German in­ RY M. dustry is viewed with serious alarm in England, and she is redoubling her ef­ For Sheriff—BAKER HHRINER. , For County Gert—FRANK MeDERBY. * forts to secure free trade in America, For Treasurer—C H BlsTOPHER A. HOUGH. hoping to find here a market for goods For Roister of Deeds-I’.ALZF.Y B. RICHwhich German competition has forced ARDS. For Pr out of other markets. GROVE. England has every reason to favor -ALONZO ORICK. E. KEN ASTON. free trade. Centuriee of, protection For Coroner* Vanhorn. gave her manufactures wealth and expenience. Wages iind interest are much ED ITO BI AX, MOTES. less than in America. She must buy her raw materials, or most of them. It For their faithful and effective ser­ is to her interest to keep other nations vices in delivering ever to the demo­ producing raw materials, while she cracy the ranked file of their party, reaps the double profit of their manu­ a dozen greenback leaders in this state facture, and their transportation. have been rewarded by appointment to Having other nations at a decided dis­ lucrative offices by the present demo­ advantage in case of universal tree cratic administration. There are a few trade, she is vigorously at work through more leaders, anxious to lead their party her Cobden cluba, through her trained into the bowels of the democratic whale diplomats and the corrupt use of mon­ for proper digestion. There are also a ey, to induce other nations to adopt few more fat offices to distribute, some the policy by which England has every­ of which three so-called leaders are thing to gain and nothing to lose. anxious to secure. The above shows the reason, and it is the sole reason, for The first gun of the campaign of the fusion of Uro such widely separat­ cornea from the pine/ tree state, the ed parties as the democratic and green- home of America’s greatest statesman, / back. Any comparison of principles or James G. Blaine. The verdict of the platforms will show the two as opposite people ot Maine is delivered in no un­ aa night and day. No wonder that certain tones. It is decisive-, and tells Vaodevanter and hoete of other green- that the people of Maine repudiate free Imckern, who were such because they trade, and the wishy-washy foreign believed in greenback principles, have1 policy of the Cleveland administration. deserted a party which is used as The republican majority of 14,000 is plunder by vandal leaders, and which the largest ever given in an off year in is offered for sale for the democratic that state. gold that Uses the pockets of its office­ , Michigan does not want a “boy” gov­ holding statesmen (?) and the others , ernor. Instead of the "boy from Menwho are anxioas for the same kind of i don" the «a» from Gilead will be chos­ lining. If there were any method of en as the stated executive. recording the actual number of green­ Chicago now has a population of over backers who will vote the fusion ticket, in November, it would be found to be। 700,000, having increased 75,000 in the the smallest ever cast bv that party in last two years. Michigan. There are very many men Mr. Chas. E. Barnes, editor of the who have stood by it because they be­ lieved In its principles. They were Baltle Creek Daily Call, and State Master Workman of the Knights of honest in their belief. They were will­ ing' to cast aside honest convictions in Labor, publishes in his paper a 31^ column account of his recent visit to the hope that fusion might in some this city. The article is exceedingly well written and gh-OB a comprehensive They have seen with sorrow the sauune- description of our city afld that por, lion of Barry county traversed bv the ful, disgraceful, dishonest course of writer. We regret that press of ’other the party leaders. For a few demo­ matter precludes its republication in cratic 1 otives from the administration these columns. table; for democratic gold from Uncle By request of friends of the deceased, Sam's coffers, these leaders have deliber­' Elder A. F. Dempsey will preach next ately and designedly sold party honor Sabbath, Sept. 19th, at the State road and party name. By scores and by 'church at 11 a. tn., a sermon in memorhundreds these honest greenbackers, ium of tlie late Henry L. Myers. All are deserting the fualonists. Those( are cordially invited to attend. i: l&CO Will Move Into their New Store Republican Nominations. On or About September 12th Where we will be prepared to Show the FINEST LINE of MOST PERFECT MADE NUCt MM rVKDU Oft, GMeeR 1'HE fuaton platform In Michigan de­ clares for free trade. In the some plat­ form President Cleveland' Is endorsed, and he Is a protectionist. The same platform demands the free coinage ot silver. It likewise endorses the admin­ istration of President Cleveland and be has repeatedly advised congress to sus­ pend the further coinage of silver. This mongrel platform demands that bank notes be retired, and greeulwvcks taaoed in their stead. President Cleve­ land and Treasurer Manning have ad­ vocated the utter wiping out of the greenback currency. By endorsing Cleveland's administration, the fuslontota have endorsed the measures he has proposed, and they are opposed to every principle of the greenback party. Thus in its platform, the mongrel aggrega­ tion have advocated both sides of ths tariff and currency questions. Who can A. J. Bowne says he expects ground will be broken for the new railroad at Kalamazoo by October 1st All the' stock has been subscribed. Summer coughs and colds generally come to stay, but the use of Red Star Cough Cure invariably drives them away. Safe, prompt, sure. HOPTONIC Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Prices that Defy Competition! HARTIMGD markets. Wheat. Whitt. Our Line of Young Men Pants we have made a Specialty of An Excellent Line poll RELIABLE INSURANCE Overcoats, ranging in Pricefrom $3 to $28 All Summer Weight Suits at Cost! For the remainder of the Season. Jno. M. Nevins, E. W. MORRILL & CO XVANTED—I want you to W me at jour own borne; ‘One Price Clothiers.' RUSSELL HAS Removed New Grocery Firm! The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. HIS STOCK OF Pieston in the firm of Preston i Cook, will continue the busi­ DRY GOODS ness at the old stand under the firm name of AND Millinery Goods, To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, HOGLE & COOK. We will do all in our power to hold the trad* already tttab Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ lished and largely increase the number of customers by sell­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore, he keeps the Best of Goods ing good goods at a small margin. m his line, at the Lowest Prices. Come and See Us. New Ms Constantly Arrimg I I WONDERFUL COMBINATION HOGLE & COOK, JULIUS RUSSELL PEPTONIZED BEEF, HOPS t MALT. «• ***■ Ever Shown in Barry County, and at 1S who still hold to greenback principles and hope for their ultimate success, are। marching into the prohibition camp, ■ where they can find a simon-pure green­ back platform to stand on, and no bitr ter fusion dose to swallow. Many others who are satisfied with our mone­ tary affairs, but wish to register their opposition to bargaln-ODd-sale pojitica, are uniting with tlie republican party. They are making little bluster anfl Wow. but they are fixed in their deter­ mination to no longer suffer the dis­ grace of being led captive by.deslgning tenders. Second Door West of the Bank SPECIAL ROLLER MILL I Y And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Central House Block. MONEY SAVED I ALBUKEN Having bought a large invoice of TEA INSANITY HOPTONIC CO Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will Whim at his new location north of the new Newton Howe we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce lS!S«Se,‘ J!S customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. lots for any Crockery we have in stock at bce Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. value. FOR This is the Uteri and Beet Gasoline Stove. Call and ,ee them New and Second-Hand Stoves fop Sale! 1 . At Very Low Figures. quantity of How Poirie, etc, that I will ,t Try Our Tea! Smith Hsing--fe Wat �The Hastings Banner. ~^jurrni«g ., .THURanAY.SRFT. w. iw Local Advertising Rates: >11 LET MI S1C. rv.M>uUy added to n»y »tock 01 Musical Goods .rk ot Popular Music. Any- ,1 if Mtttlo Rook* or Sheet Music mosey t>y calllu* on me. JOHN BE8SMER, Jmreler and Optician. i. Mleh. rrvE.VHERS Will ilnd a large assortment of nit kic docks, and nt prices cheap­ er Chun ever at , McOmber’s, the Jeieler. Impairing by an experienced and competent workman. Local Ne-ws. I thin ireek. 2,035. Ho'for the Dorry County Pair! To PERSONAL MENTION. those intending visiting the Barry Geo. M. Dewey was tn the city Tues­ County Fair the host of the American day. ,h.°“e u plea^xl to say that he is better ^A^G. Kent,of Assyria, lain the city t0 accomodate the ^S2l<LVCT Mrs. Julius Russell went to Chicago Xll who purpose to compete in the this morning. various sports at the county fair should Mrs. John 8. Davis, of the second see that their names are properly enterward, is seriously ill. UArthur Hall is in tl** «ityR the guest the first day. We mention this as it ** was not understood last year. - of Hastings friend*. C. E. Ritchie, of Middleville, was a t«e merabers of Fitzgerald post Banner caller Monday. gave Rev..Hunsberger a very plee*aot «I*ctedhonw from surprise Monday evening, it was a 1 psilanti this afternoon. complete aurpnse too. In token of their appreciation of his many services t a?.^\W,‘lbur*of i,oU-v' vWt«* at John to them they left a goodly sum of outh L. w hite h the past week. as a pleasing reminder of the occasion. Mrs. N Cook, of Prairieville. 1* the The Secretary of Barry Co, Agricul­ guest of Hustings friends. gentleman has made many friends in this coaimnuity who greatly regret LU departure. VMessre. G. W. Ickes. Monroe Dietrick and IL E. Hendrick and wives. Mrs. Hoskins. Mrs. Ackerson and Ute Misses Effie and Alta Richard*, all of Middle­ ville were present at the marriage of Mr. KlrL Davis and Miss Jessie Eycleshymer. Teas,Gofe and Tobacco Rumor hath it that Herb Snyder, thinking it not good for man to live alone, Tuesday evening took unto him­ self u helpmeet in the persun of Ml** Euima Patton, of Hastings township, Bev.. Hunsberger officiating. The hapBf couple have the best wishes of the ANNER. Rev. Hunsberger preached his fare­ well sermon to s very large audience Sunday morning. Hastings methodism haa received a great impetus under the G. W. Lowry is visiting her ministry of Rev. Hunsberger. Not on­ tural society has sent to each of the ly the members of hi* church, but the parents m Oakland county. • poatoffice* and hotel* in the county and citizens geoerally. wish for Mr. HunsGeo Preston returned lust evening iterger and hl* family, a prosperous " J*1!!® poster advertwing the from an extended visit to Ohio. County fair. Persons to whom they future. are sent will confer a favor on all in­ Mias Ettie Holmes, of Grand Rapids, Rev. Stewart preached his farewell terested lathe fair by seeing that they is the guest of Hastings friends. sermon in the M. E. church Sunday are put up in proper and conspicuous Rev. A. K. Stewart went to Kalama- evening. Rev. Stewart has been the places. pastor of Hastings M.-E cf|frn$,Jor the ¥>o Tuesday, to attend conference. ,W. T. Brown was in' the dty Mon­ u/Mrs. Fred Barlow gave a pleasant past two years. lie has bteaJjJfhTul We are selling the Beet Gunpowder imported for 50c per lb earnest and effective. The member­ Beat Japan “ ........................................ 50c “ day and atoted that the Spaudlng. Man­ Tea party to invited friends Saturday. ship of the various classes over whom be " “ a Choice Japan for.................................................................. 40c " ufacturing Co. had condaded not to re­ Mrs. F. G. Goodyear ha* returned has ministered has more than doubled. that will mutch any 50c Tea sold in this market. Try it. He has won a warm place in the hearts build their work* here or at any other from an extended visit at Coldwater. •' “a Good Japan Tea for 83c “ of his parishioners, and of the people point. For a year they will trv'the ex­ a fair “ Me Mrs. Dr. Johnson, from Dakota, is the generally. All trust that a prosperous periment of arranging with other man“ “ a Choice Japan Tea Dust for...... 20c•* guest ot friend* in Hastings and viclnlcareer shall be his in the new field of ufactnren for such good* aa thev wish. labor Co which he may be called. If the new departure works well they We carry a Choice and Complete Line of Green and Roasted will not again go into the business of A’ *P* Williams will leave for Lekt the residence of the bride’s parents, manufacturing sporting goods. Oakland, California, this, Wednesday Hastings township. Wednesday evening Coffees. afternoon. last, by Rev. W. A. Hunsberger. Mr. Friday, toward evening, Mr. Henry Kirk 6. Davis, of Middleville, and Miss Norton, of Carlton, was accidentally \Z‘h- - Franc Williaxns commenced a Jessie Eydeshymer were united in mar­ We sell the Best Arabian Mocha Roasted for.... 30c per lb term of school in the Chidester district riage. A number of friends of the 25c •• “ Mixed or Rojamoja Roasted for . shot. He had loaded one barrel of a Monday morning. ** a good Mixed Roasted for 30c ■couple were present, and the occasion douHe barreled ntle, a^,d was in the act 18c “ Mrs. Donahue, nee Emma Bailey, of “ the Best Rio “ was one that will be long and pleasant­ of loading the other, when a bag ot 15c aGood “ shot fell from hi* hand, striking the Ypsilanti, is visiting relatives and ly remembered. Numerous and costly •• a Fair " “ reminders of the good wishes of friends, hammer of the loaded barrel.NUscharg- friends in this city. " Choice Rio Green for. attested the esteem in which the high ing the same, the ball entering The ab­ C. F. Brook* left for Buffalo, N. Y, domen, taking an upward course. It to-day, and will viaft friends and rela- contracting parties are held. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will visit friends in Michi­ was cut out near the collar bone. The Uvea in that djy and victatej. Inf Tobaccos we lead them all, and our sales on^his article gan and Ohio, returning to Middleville wound is not considered dangerous, H. J. Newton, of Silver Creek. N. Y. aboutOctober 1st, Both are well known art simply immense. z \ though very palnfuL Is in the city. Mr. Newton always gate and highly esteemed in our sister vil­ lage, and will be welcomed to the social a royal welcome in Hastings. Remember you can get goods at your circles of Middleville. We are selling a good Light color Fine Cut for Rev. M. V. Rork was in the dty the own prices Wednesdays and Saturdays “ “ choice ** “ of each week at Lewis Stem’s store. past week. He has been stumping the “ “ good Dark •’ “ The following is an excerpt from an county for the prohibitionists. the best Dark “ ................. He is determined to sell thehnoda, and article in the Battle Creek Dally Call of Mr. and Mr*. Ed. Holbrook, for the This is our special brand and a hummer. people cannot speak xllsfavor Monday, descriptive of the writer’s past two years residents of Dakota, ex ­ Our Dynamite Plug Tobacco is a corker, for about the prices when they-^Jake them visit to this dty Saturday. We publish Spear Head Plug for...................................... themselves. On other weekdays prices pect to retm to Halting* next week. .. 15e “ Our Boom Smoking is great, forA on all goods in Mr. Stern's ntock will' .Jtfr. David Morthland, of Cedar Creek, Jt as being of interact (o our dtizens: While regii>teript*to- the Hasting* Our Daisy Smoking is the best, for•. be at and below coat He haa put suet Ind Chas. Dickinson and wife, of House we met our^lldw citizen, C. G. prioee on them as will sell them. See Hastings, are attending the fair and Case. Now right here Jet u* digress. Mr. Stern 11 you want anything in the reunion at Jackson this week. Our & and 10 Cent Counters are loaded down wit!) Bargrins. Mr. Case is in Hastings organizing a line of dry goods, clothing ana furnish­ stock company for the manufacture of ing goods. E. O. Dewey, thepopular young edi­ his now threshing machine, and the tor of the Owosso TimeB and dty clerk people are taking hold of the project Friday of next week and each day of Owosso, was handshaking with with considerable enthusiasm. Exper­ thereafter before the county fair, the Hastings friends Sunday and Monday. ienced threshing machine men, all con­ secretary will be in hi* office for the Will Cook and Ed. Bailey played bail cede that Mr. Case's machine one of the purpose of selling membenihip tickets with the Charlotte club at Alblaa Sat­ very besL Why should the men of Come quick, for they are selling like hot cakes. and taking and recording entries. All urday. and h;kl the Batlsfaction of being money let this factory go away from who can should secure their ticket* and on 'the winding side. Charlotte, 14, this dty? But then.if Battle Creek Yours for Low Prices, should lose it, we know of no place in make all the entries practical before the Albion, 8. which we would rather have the fac­ fair and avoid the rush the first day. R. B. Messer and W. H. Power* were tory located than Hastings. What If you follow this advice you will find that thing* will tie much more satisfac­ In Grand Rapids Monday and Tuesday would be Battle Creek’s loss will be tory as no one can do a thing well in a drilling with De Molal commandary, Hastings gain. hurry Those who live at a distance preparatory to attending the trienni.d Ten cords 4 foot dry wood,'beech or can send in entries by mail and secure conclave at SL Louis next week. maple, wanted. Apply at Hastings their tags. Messrs. Chas. E. Barnts, Geo. W. House at once.) Bailey and Perry Maye, of Battle To a deserving man, praise ought Creek, F. H. Gill, of Grand Rapids, and not to be withheld, and we feel like F. W. Cook, of Muskegon, were the saying what tffc think, that is that Dr. guests of the workingmen’s organiza­ Hess is doing a powerful -sight of good tion of this dty Saturday. kJ ron. in our community. It is certainly won­ Mr. A. D. Niskern will leave derful with what ability he master* the Thuusday of this week for Fort Pop­ most difficult cases and of those who lar river, Montana. Mr. Niskern must have been long ailing, having tried report for duty at that place October every known means for relief, but 1st His numerous friends wish him found none; having at last despaired a safe and pleasant journey. themselves us well as their friends of The face of Cha*. Miller is now ever being better. Dr. Hess treat* such cases with as much confidence ns adorned with a frescoed <*ye, the result of being hit by a stick thrown from a though they were some ordinary affair. I lathe This week we pat in stock a very large line of ip Bentley Bros. & Wilkins’ facWe can hardly understand why it is but certainly his succsss can not be JI tory Tuesday. Fortunate for him that disputed for we have plenty of evidence »J the injur- vi'u* not more serious. I At Wavland. Monday Sept 13th, Mr. that hltrt-ures are genuine. John A Turner was united in marriage We are informed that in his zeal to II to Mr*. Belle Frue. of that place. The serve the people as prosecutor. M. F. t| Banner joins the many Burry county Jordan’has turned the Middleville post­ triend* m extending congratulations office over to his deputy, and is on t he |I and good wishes to 51r. and Mr*. Turn- Our trade is Booming in Tea. cause we sell for-Cash only,( do give better values than any can. We sell goods in every Barry county. * Why? be­ and can and credit house township in Special Sale of 5 and 10exHandkerehiefs. Rememrer that Dr. Lathrop's office is now tn hi.* drug store, FARMERS. see II ogle & Cook before rou s* II your butter and eggs. I Umile & L’Of»K pay the highest mar­ ket price for (ill farmers produce. The Hastings and Charlotte nines Will crow bats at Charlotte to-day. An article on the tariff question. of inkrest to tanners, will be found else­ where. Thkiik will be no service at the M. Erdiurch next Sabbath, as the pastor Is absent id conference. L< i< at. the large fair poster* ad ver-1 tiring rhe coining County fair. They wens printed at the Banner office. Id'.'. JIn.*s would say to those wishing; io see and consult with him, can do w neit .Monday, Sept. 20tn, at the Hast­ ings house. HoiLg G»ok have just read ved a larger mvcxte of new cropJdpMl tea that they are selling at 50 cento per It’s a rattler. . . Me-xki: Kiioa. have purchased of fiie Spaulding Manufacting Co. *the hml formerly owned and used by them lor the croquet factory. Tnr.EE will be many new and inter••■ mg featiuw at the county fair this lair. We expect the display In Floral Hall will be simply beautiful. $1000 Fall and Winter Mens,' Youths,’ Boy's and Children’s Suits, road constantly advocating his pecul­ iar fitness for office. His favorite hob­ by, so we are told, is “third tennism." In all candor we ask Mr. Jordan to uame his objection to an officer who has so faithfully served Barry county *as has Philip T. Colgrove. And when he h^ done this, we want to ask him if running for a third term, in • obedience to the unanimous wish .of his party convention, a* in the ca«e of Mr. Colgrove. is half as bad as for a man hold­ ing office under a civil service adminis­ tration to desert his post of duty, which he is paid to attend, fn order to advo­ cate bis claims to a county office on a partisan ticket?_____________ But a little over 50 per cent < f the The Michigan state camp-meeting of the seven th-day Adventists will be held total vote of the city was polled on the al Grand Rapids Sept. 20-28. A cordial water works question Monday, but the invitation Is extended to the public. loan was voted by an overwhelming The President of Barry County Agri­ majority. Following is the vote by cultural society will be at work the wards: No prwent week on the fairgrounds get­ 25 ting things ready for the coming fair. 1st ward. .. 4! 2d ward . Sam’l White, of Rutland, hereby 3-1 ward . 31 return* thanks to the many friends for 4th ward. their manifold kindness during the 279 sickness, death and burial of his wife. We understand that there is acme The "boy from Mendon” 1* advertisto jpeak here the 20th. It is expected talk of injunction proceeding* (be council attempts thgt the “mail from Gilead” will talk to the would IUUUIJ hardly 1 rma WOU1U ,L tl।•! people of Hastings later in the cam- This barely possible that the majority are right, and one of the priRcipl« of » on the sidewalk near Smith. free government is that the majoritj H;cns & Van Arman's on Wedneedav shall rule. last, a 85 bill. Finder will please leave The Journal and Democrat hate at this office. Same was lost by Miss been charging for some time that over­ -Maine Barber. ture h.vTbesn made the prohibition^ The young members of Rev. Stewart's wherebv the republicans were to en­ congregation iu the Altoft district dorse caudate for dwkinuun made him a presen* of a valuable c*$‘ watch chain just previous to his de­ for prohibition dates on the republican ticket, me parture for conference. • statement is utterly false. No such Fairs will now be the order of the idea baa ever been entertained f°r day . This week the State fair is at Jackson, next week the Union fair at mlttee or m uwwber “ Grand Rapids and the week following nronoaal tot any such fusion was ever tint county fair at Hastings. TUEG.A.R. boy* attended the M. SSTfoollsb suumeots TbertOubUh. church in a body Sunday morning, ■and —.. listened u.-tcueti to cXJ Rev. 1M>Y. Hunaberger XlUDBOurgVI’a B fare- caa UCKCV uuu - r Wt-ll sermon. He has a warm place In Barry county stolid <m their own mwttw hearts of the Hastings boys In blue. lu_ While they will bsP*«“j£ All who are indebted to me must call aud pay mt Immediately, aa I have gone out of ’business —— ■*------‘ have u-— and, must pa*. FRED'K. HOTCHKISS- forfeit J. H. Beamer & Co, CLOTHING! Overcoats-and Suits. A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE Eld. A. F. Dempsey returned from the Xttdeyan Methodist conference Monday. He has been assigned to the Spring Arbor circuit. Eld. Isaiah Mar­ tin, of Allegan, succeeds him on this charge. Rev. Dempsey occupied the the pulpit of the East St. M. E. ehurch at Grand Rapids Sunday morning last During his stay among us thereverened We can do yon some good in this line, as we have splendid uh. umui ruth Avwm, ua - values to offer. Hats and Caps. We have a large stock, and we allow no one to undersell us. -THE CELEBRATED E. Y. HOGLE. Victor Clover Huller, The Best Machine of its Kind Made. ty Hriul the report or the trial u Jive® bao«, Mid claim for IL The Best is Always Cheapest. V it l» not wbnt we e Report of Committee. La Grange, La Grange Co., In<L May 25th, 1880. Jkport ot jolol oommlttee by Un «rleoltar*l«' xti^v-^rrun »n<5 T a Graiitre enuetv, Indiana, toand testof the relative merits of the VicX cio?£ “ Slier, of IlEerstowk Maryin, the Birdsell Monitor, Junior The Kenfield Diving Flue Furnace, AmTst^oiphcotmty.Michipn. Fair, held aa CentrevJUe on otu» duv nf . CHICAGO. Manufactured by BROOKS & KENFIELD, is 1880 an arrreement was entered into by the repreeentalivefl "lljSSSui'SSSSSSSrtfiiiSiS Tlie Best! low. or !,™w^S?b Ed iSbVmi tbrouab the other nucblne, MXordlM to ejreomeat. Afthe rosetolon or the trlM at committee, Mier due ddlfeMlojj, «omi m^ydStaH.™«>or or the Victor torpidity ml excoUmcy ot woA In Ml '"•K^HtalMll. from 1 J» pounde ot Mr»w. tbreehed « pound, ot reed, mixed with » taSSuulIStyotohMI; the Victor, rrom 1.110 pound, ofitr.w, tbreehed uotSfi or «d. mixed with » bw. quantity ot chaE Tbe_H5\o^!p 'Si.? bv the Victor was eight mlnutea lea. than that occupied by the BlrdSl b^m the atrawor toe V& toe BlrdaeU mtormbod twopoundaot and: It eaves fuel. , . It is the most easily regulated. It is made of the best material. , z y i It is the most durable. . ZA ■ , It gives the greatest uniformity <Sf heat. a <2 It has the largest radiating surface. It is the Most Economical. We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for &nry Enquire of Brooks 4 Kenfield for prices. The best of refer ences as to satisfactory work of this furnace will be furnished by • Respectfully, MESSER BROS. Brooks &. Kenfield �AWAKENED LOVE Stately » a lily, beautiful as a row, modssS ha a violet, was Ethne, daughter of Great Florimoml, king of the Franks tiuto heiress erf her father’s ilotusin, she had liren taught as bcflUc-d a p<werful inomn-b'a daughter. No brighter eye flashed napondve to noble <»rorf. no tenderer heart wept over laughra wuuzxta. no iiw>re daring huntivw liatted to Bul her lew. was ire. This toeutiful being, who eouH pity tbu squires inicbap, Right well did King Floriinnnd like to keep suitor depart from hta court with dejectod bio of holding the turbulent princes of the provinces in subjection, tto they petitioned should Iteoorne her consort Florimond knew that his daughter must "Mias Bruce!” "Mr. Weldon!” uiy choice, knights all. True, Bernard of Pnscarene had little bewdes hta nob!'- mu no rind hta trusty rwonl; |>ut said she not something of u speech 1 Then it should I* TiuktixI, who should rule his kingdom mid keep up his fume. Tliorannds flocked to tbo Field of Ixjvb tbo next day, for it was announced that t bi> Quean of Love would cbooso n husband from the four victorious princes. TIm. wrestler? failed to attract a single plaudit, tbo tilting passed by unnoti-vxi. All ronquerC’ proved his Luck. Rolert dis mounted, and throwing the reins to hta squire strode forward with slow aud stately step. not waiting for a servant to do so. A tall young g^nprtnan, with a bancteosw fare nnd figure,.waitstanding outside. Etaw blushed a UttiiT nnd izowed. The goiiil-tnan returned right hand lira sent many a doughtv warrior to bite tbo dust Yet didst thou lay thino within it, I pledge .Biy knightly hqnor tbou pretty wlf. They had never met before, clibcr, she was certain. “Mr. Weldon. Mr. Montague,’ she said— “Mr. Montague, Mr. Weldon." Instinctively they bowed, a little dwtnxtt- For an Lour or two tho three sat and talked. Their subjects are of no partil-utar import­ ance to this narrative. Any one can imagine how heartily each of tho gunttomcn wtab-sl Great was the rejoicing, and fur the Great -’Thin Juan’s mouth. I iior tby husband, <rf love and ambition and the beautiful Ethne. -------- --------------- --------- _zy, I will abideby To every prince/bad eom- a most faithful it, nor hold a vengeful thought" “ Fair Ethne," spoke Tancred the Wbe, ‘-rare miniaUiro of the king’s daughter, and many n num. ns ho gazed upnn thedazslmg counter­ feit, felt that he would gladly barter LL-. soul breti stolen by thy beauty.” Then slowly advanced Bernard of I’luicarene upon his milk-white stood, with tnq>pings of azuro and ailrer. A goodly youth to look upon, with hta Uthoome figure and chestnut curls falling upon his blue deubtiot, nnd hta bravv, sweet lips, half Muuletf by the gold-bn^vn line. seff at Ethne's feet • “Oh, princres, maiden n/falr. I know not whether tbou art mortal; I think it lie®ven the tnn-a of his forefathers shoal .1 bv bidden, and an the sixth day Ethos must choose for her busband. Such an obedient child was die that the smiled and the taw of tho country, and has grown out of a genera! condition. In Tuscany ;be latid-ownerB provide tho land, the no iutesittan of troubling her with tho old subject yet. ’ Acting upon bis resolution b* wnlknd up r... , , L.. - - ' , I... l_ 11 — “Singular that I always moot that man here lately,'’ muttered Mr. Weldon, frowning. » __ -1 •»._ *------ Z..Lukmw that Mr. Montagu" had not, av yet. revelved hta answer. During hta call .Mr. Weidoti adhered to his resolution and said nothing alout the mo- no unw. . "Why, wlmtr Mkrd Mr. Weldon. "Varror, my parrot, has made Ids rwcapc." Mr. Waldon was rejoiced. Then the parrot divided between the two, tlie rrally cordial and lasting, and it is said that there are instances in which tbo name family have occupied a farm for hundreds of years. , Under l>oth taw and custom property m equally divided among all the children of a deceased father. If a ]»easant has Absolutely Pure. DL Tip' daughters on marriage receive their portions and exchange their ancestral Iwnie for those of their husbands. hn cvmsulta the head of the family, and ia largely influenced by Ida decision. wife received into the aaauciation to share vmation might bv changed to aaua'thing a little more confidential At tangth, by a tacit uudiTStonding, they saw that tfajy mtU which she brings her husband remains their private ;>roperty, but custom re­ quire* that it aboil be reaerved for tlw use of their children. When money is nerdid for any jiurpoae, the aloer brother therefore, at tbo Karoo time, and, followed by takra a thought I might have kuowu ho bolongrel to you. I will bring him to you Ibis sums thus supplied to the various mem­ bers of Jhe association shall be equal in amount "5*he children are brought up at tlie cpiiitajon expjnise. and as tlie prin­ cipal crops, require cou'rtant watchful- etamerd a pet parrot waa hanging there in his ■hrieked: ' “Call again, Mr. Weldon!" Then before >L. -.-.■ar..1 >.*,1 ,11.„l * V.M—L- Kimil,,,. In. I captured him." After Mr. Weldon took bis departure bs “Is thta your bird," be adted tague.“ Mbs Elsie Inuglx-d, bhub*xl and bowed tlie naughty parrot. •■You wicked V’arcor!" i you ashamed of yourself r pleading tonn. UO you wicked Varvor, you shall bang b'-ro have grown so accustomed to this kind from Injurious I)rus> and Oflraalve Odors A partide I* applied Into each r^trtl and*" agreeable. Price!» rent* al drnpnst.; t>v mH registered.cocreta Cir. P.m tree. kly Br.irrnr.Es iiruat’*-’. <»*rr>.vy. return'd Vorror. first families U threatened by an ex|K>sure which may make some wine®, but no true American will be aahamvd of a humble origin. In fact there is bat little room for boasting among the New York millionairoa. brow, and she lifted biro, and put in his hand thronged with stnuigvni, and squires dtrad in Then ELdc suddenly bethought bcnelf that sdx> ba-1 tx-tter do that berw-lf. And she <Ld, cage and all, in to him. and thy love haa awakened mine. —Tld-Blti machinist.” ehurch. Mr. Bruce, looking bling Javer's kbu. Heralds rode up and down the Itata, janclaiming in sonorous voioe ibsdr knights' deeds at prowom. More than Wu at ■•ItollCugms!' sxcj bottle of drinking in bewiktonnenL “Am I bewltchedr NATURE’S!. CURE FOR COItSTIPATlOII, 8KLTZKK APEHUB7. Il Is certain Ln Ki el­ captain in the army.' *How rouchr be naked. •taring young man with Mr. Weldon groaned mentally. But tbs result was that be lied to submit to delay. Ito • LU 1. ■ the sleeper jabbered to us tn unpronounce­ able luuaii FVcncb. that ono of ua must go into an angel Lid smiled U[-x> man. and still was qutaltion and inion were anchored. about starting, and monsieur retired dfacomflted. I mention this incident to show the It was 8 o'clock.when Mr. Montague made hta call on Pike street. He, too, was lucky enough to find Mie. Eide at borne. For an hour they talked on cotnmonptaos subjects. At length the man nnuhel the subject next permit no farther trifling. "Upon the mor- “Old skinflint! old skinflint! old skinflint!" '■napped out. “That bird must dieF roared Mr. Bruce. Ho w-laxl the cage, and opened it, white Elsie fled from the n|<rttuent in team. But Mr. Bruce luul reckunsd without bis hart Var- drawn. be my wifeT Etai# was silent. lints not one ha« found favor in thy sightP lips. Then, a woman-Uke idea entered her brain. thy daughter and bumble subject. I lira but ottaly. mapping bis fingers togrtlxn-. His •protacka were dashed to t]w floor nnd brokea He ran ogainnt a taldn rorrmi with all bar glory. It is । flitted quickly along the hall and into'tbe father and a spoiled, capricious uutld I triiu-a, perluqm, but a high-toned, bonontbto beaded I’ and was uiriding from tbo chamber, marriage." “Humph!” said Mr. Bruce. Etale faltered. “Wbor “WallF -Mj Mr. w^doo U mj trrfm™. b bA> wealth, and cun provide for you as taste tn this particular, and tho beautiful ladles still continue to lug around fortunes cu thta world's go<xLs-sotne, I admit; but still Mr. Weldon fare ............... ’ “But, pajia!" “Well, my dear. ■TV uterwanL If Im Hw-i bo should b&vn far UL. ’ Tbo Greek soldiers wounded in the battle life a clerk in a country store, and felt that he was doing remarkably well when he peddled maps in Dataware county. ’clock In the torenoou of rart of tbdee d»n n?«d.AWM.Mh.*.1..>«!i „ pili Judzvirfl****"- of mall things. Why, even the Spoffords were nhoeniaki-rs. the fiteaeniwa State ot Michigan, County of lurry «*. kept tavern, and the Wolfes can be wcrm uK vwtair • alrieville, in Mid reur-.t;. deceased. traced back to a gin-mill. Let the genea­ uaderslsned. h»»iuc f-en sppotaUM logical fiend do his worst, he will still find that wraith, like charitv, covers a multitude of sins.—New York oor. Cin­ hereby giro notice that uc will yet :u.tte re»tdeuce ot said dreeased. In thr i.myMp «< cinnati Enquirer. ITalrierillv. la Mid rounty. on w iy- ■ ■ There is only one portrait of Abbe u. ni. oi cacn in aaiu oaj7>. nw AMdatag«0Mlalira1ngMhl« taj’i'. awl Ltaxt with which lie is pktased. and it IBODttafrom the and day <d July. A l>. I**were allowed by Mid niurt for rrediloni to pre sent tnelr etalnw to u« tor examlntttoc »»1 «• ing. io Rome. Ltaxt was jwirforming of hta com positions with unwtual A. C. TOWM . petuooity aud power. “ P. TKAVKKS THEO1-1KK kYB». (•.innihMonert under hit charmed hand. finished, the audience burst into a rap­ Mortgage *•**■turous shout of “Encore!" At this Ltaxt, pale and looking inspired, brusquely trirb and Matilda gaehtrieb. «**'£'• ‘±^‘5 leiqied from bis root, turned around to Marie, dated June ®h, A. i> l«M.,aad rwrd* In Ul* office Ot the rvgirtrr ot deeds tor U£ the audience, with hta l>ack loaning County or Barry and SUU- of Mh-hk»” "» £ against the piano, his anna croewd on ,<>.•* i, t "vt .1 ■< Mors Ms bberat, and hia head thrown sightly to be dur «the date ot tai' ■*>»* *"* bock, and gated at them unmoved far a of two hundred ntnrtyrux and -• moment with stem severity. It was while the master wa, in th is superb al­ titude that Layraud. who chanced to be present, seized Jus pencil and caught tlie picture before him. When Ltaxt raw it p®*ted the pose, though he could not re­ contained Id said mortgage and th,Xbr prat the look in the artist’s studio next snch case trade and prodded. m*i«J* riven thttoe Sotontey. the irih day her, A. I). lira. at ten a’chrk tn lb" L-* abah mH id public auction to Ihv.Wgi.**’«»«• »t IK. >AMk*fmnl Annr nt the court l>OU - ■ Cptiniy uf IUrTV^ in thM rMnltr -“‘“-j njs the pl*'*.*$2’ ___ J** 5CTrM’d l» hoMrt> lha Circuit Court for Barry Count' ' ■hi nuripto’, '* J* Do you know, the Eugliah have added •irtynewritin direst.to the catalogue Monthly. _ -- ---- — .uueu’i ne-ii. Jo Howard, in Tha Bostcm Gtoh» w ktonta a-., u a:__ .TTT® v!01*' *J* Mr- satudUng child's from that uta were allowed for credXsre to present tbelr etaltas against tire mate ot W»tsoo E. Woodruff, tetr ot said coan'.y. deceased, Fly and that aU creditors of Raid dev eased are re tho be­ in a AndMr.Sl.7nii away to cool fate wrath. ” nH m<rTT Mr Muotague ra av Mr. Bruce luul indi'-ated too hifit met look, of languLihing love with gtaneo “W Ml, ray dear. ura. si.ituw' dtspepsu.ssl.tjx’ nr, office in which he io dow partner. Wil­ liam Labbey, formerly of A. T. Stewart retired millionaire. butcher and had a stall in market. Ruf us Story, who is now millionaire veteran of Front'street, gan here aa a hard-worked boy “Why, Mr. WeWon. you astonish me; I But though tbs hyasRi.tiug.not y oo:raring nsiure. Ita not take violent purgative* Sick-Hea dache, iJS”*S5 Cynu W. traveling public, I wA to think that tbo aa knigiit after knight paid his obeisance to vain; wilt thou deny thy daughterT "Thou bast mo there ; but think not, Ethne, to cajole me. I do not think in fevhtowing FEVER. FEVER - Etale that I tore her," thought Mr. Montague, inand, that will I do.” She put her soft arms about his neck and HAY The Brevoorta were market round million, waa Flurimond upon hta lofty Chrono of purest gold, with proud princes bending tbelr kn«a ik CATASRH tho founder <>f trivial matter*. from t.'.oas liKtchloa orbs. HEAD COLD home and table to the isolation of wpar- Hhe found ta Balm vineyards and olive gnrdcna When there are too many hands for the original holding, another farm io taken, nnd the old life continued. In some esses the older members go etas where and organ- add Elsie, turning her attention u» the geo- reroed since that blueful hour wiien tlnrt I saw thee. 1 am happy if thou wilt but deign to POWDER Imre been laboring with him be will generally leave, in addition to the capi­ tal invested in the farm, a small amount of ready money. By u mutual arrange­ ment the eldest brother takes tbs farm in his nnme and becomes the head ot ■■lT,S“ ?wmon wtth the rnnint,.. ’<*» is the family. He manages ths business, aud, in case any of the younger brothers Wi wish to withdraw, puyit his portion in ready money; the old home is kept up, the brotiwra and stalere take their menla liHS,°^ CeSGrand r 63 M^roe together, and the household expenses St., Rapids are^rovided from a common fund. Gen­ erally s|>eaking. such an association as this would be broken up by marriage. Mte) Elsie. Restoring it would !■» a small matter, but tlx-u small matters sometinK turned the currant in such affair ashiv "Why, Min Bruce," he exdaimed, “I belicTO I had th* good fortune to rapture your away toughing. was assembled; all that man and wealth could do wax done to moke tho tournament of Ethno the Fair unequalod. And nature, smiling, known — - - ----------- “Do come In, Mr. Montague,” she said. She fcl- make her own choice, he lauglied In his beard. But he readily promiaxi, and royal courtiani on iww w others,-following along niter it Shortly it alighted upon tho sill of an open window. NSTiXo windo* — Mr WddunJ bad not lx>beld ML* Elsie since making his nr-Mseal, lv- fill that he could not endure to __ -A. Lxnmr . ft flVHlld do in there was a alight twinkle of mischief hi her eyes. Th* two gentlemen who were about to iy .patch jar thy delicate ear, 1 crave jmnlcn. towur-j him. He turned nrowxi. the crowd werechMtaOwn^MnS Weldon could not see at flm. ITrerauy, howrer. hta gam rovtoi on a bird flytag rejoiroJ, gtad to gvt an op|»rtunity of a»hting Ml* Bruce. After tl>c crowing was passed own. and <|..ubtl<w» tine fatee guided that bird he did, not relinquish tlw music, but continuad there. Tbo crowd yelkxl and the parrot hoppe.1 imude. Tbo window was in tbcsecorxl on-by her side. Mi* EMn tqrnei from Ann street to Fike story of tlw building, and as the bin! ctid not aimror n ladder was obtained nisi placed upon thewindow sill. Then Mr. Weldon OMendal and closed tho window. TIm? parrot was a aho said at the gate. captive. The crowd «■ satisfied ami disshort time," lio *afd. MLv Elsie tub-red him into the parlor. Then Ethno clung to him, shbdderiug, as strong young natnres will, nt thought at death, and bado him not name the ugly word. ■ topknsrher dw father. ’ ' The king sullied, for be was a shrewd ok! feUow, and knew a wobxan's b«art, ar thought FnddcnJy his thoughts w.-n. ii purwt white, for so gloriously lovely waa thtt gem it needed not rich retting. In her right hand she held a great crimson-hearted It grieve ine to find thy heart held nw second; over the Iwutiful Ethnc's slave, further than ever from Florituondta throne. Uttia sometaiug obe ribly muddy. What a splendid [inspect for bedmggkvl ukirta! Rich Weldon saw her trouble. “Permit tus," he mid. Kull well pleased was Flor:mood. Robert the Bold, Hugh the Great, Tanrred the VVto. breathkwi dieno- entered the four knlghta. First, Itolxirt ttw Bold, on hta coal block Bho bunted and rode and <41 whom I could I give a aeccnd ■he Icxikrd at him reproachfully, and aaktd: maid, Orunelle. A FAMILY COLOefY 8Y5TSM A PET PARROT j^gaSSfcT.K. through excudve bathing! That reminds one of the state- S’iSE? Ihe trantees befog J' ro«nt erf the philcwopher, that he bathed h® a®*** it.-Doon MKtettepotflfty Of Itarrv ind >W •of I^t m The Cdrecat S»ues»M4*s?,‘r.!ir. :»S* tKSVtSS^'-^S be recorded pta thereof. I*t*4 Jna*“jUUU» BTAKK. Mortpr- �dastardly dynamiting. WE HOLD THE CUP. USE RENOMINATED. THE 0ALIANT MAYFLOWER SHOWS A WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS HAVE CON­ FIDENCE IN HIS ABILITY. B. HER HEELS AGAIN. ._B>f^r* "l Bw Switchmen s union objected to working th* rail‘Tn>' I«n put to t-.exi.-w '* empteying guards to prereut ifo thnmW U*0 wrock of *'.A.n *mi *,tb th* precaution the ut- 5-^® Igvrt. Friday night at 13 .•suited in tto terribte |.>a.t one man and possibly in tha Vttittau nouduuatd the following ticket: Govmwr, Ji-reminh M. Hunk; licotauant •gov­ ernor Gwwo. VC U.I.-J, ....... . ?. For Pali l^n superintendent of instruction, J. B. Thayer; titling hi the upper room of tto P- tin* apparatus which controls - - plm «L «m cxplodon took OUGHfURE r .ibi<* t-xtenf and only mwwi ita ulJjy.,-t -tlud of entirely deetroying the 1.,-jun.* tlie fl -tui* who tuanogvtl the ,^t w.*re* not .uflicienUy expert in the ;j, ta.mt. Mr. Colvin wa» thrown to sure’. prompt^ uuui running away up « J ttefk-* t lie rir«'l Auditor General's (We Lousing.Midi,.igiy i.ite#. » i •otiir uim iii September, will be Bold at public alk-tLm h>-..Id -r <h. r*......>u Hair*. If not previously redeemed or canceled ac­ cording to law. Said statem-nta rootatn a full description of each parcrl of said lands, and may be seen on applteaUon ax Um- ©Bice of the County Treasurer. land* struck off to ihe State for taxes of IMO or other years, at the Tax Holra In October last, will Im offered subject to the right of redemption prescribed by law. WM. C. 8TKVENB. Aud ll or General ■ EhIImI .a cfnn thl- Um I — Village ot Middleville. gALE OF STATE TAX LANDS. ANNUAL TAX SALESj Auditor General's Office. , Lansing. Mich., July 1.1889. f bp much ot each of tlie foUowlngdracribed tract* or parcels of huuLaituated in the county of Bam, delhiuuent for unpaid Taxes, for the year* meu; Honed i>elaw. as will be sufficient to nay th«tax•e. Interest, and chanres utercuu. will be soM try the Irvastirrr of said County. ot> the first Tur*day of October next, at such public and conven­ ient place as he shall select 16 Haatlnn. the I’ .* >i Johnson s Addition. 8 Village of Morgan. Section . liarry Couni) Treasurer', Office. IHiuitiugB, August t8U>. UM. ( Notice Is hereby given, that the sale of lands tn Horry County, advertlsod by toe Auditor General n» delinquent for taxes of IBM (and previous yean * will be held M the court house In Hast­ ings. the Count«He*t of said County, commenc­ ing ou Tuesday .the Kb day of October nexL at nlueo'clock a. m .and continue from.day today (Sunday, cxrsq-ted) until the biuuo shall have been disponed of ai-cordiru; to taw. WM. D. HA YES. Countv Treasurer. OKCts. SITUATION AT CHARLESTON. No Wordls druetiun and Krllrf. !" F K lS 3 1 * 5 « » K 5 f U frX ffV . Sept. jpaf-rally ■It. — The dtuation unffaang«d. One nx^Alay was character ..... . ■ • >' jMEriu-ularty iti.prvwJvr wore irra.L*l »< t»r 'V T Thoaip^xn. <*f the byteruut elittrvk on the Iwittory; »c, <*f the Episcopal elutrch, axal rthrup. nt Cathedral chapel. ■ .*:.*tuirtec will continue the dl*i,( ratium uut* stop;**.! by the iuuittoa UxAto Sunday over'Al,- race ami the cup by cumiug in eocvcthlng like thirty-four minute** and twenty axxwde ahead of the English cutter Galateo. lapw of the tald thirty days the principal of two thousand and fifty dollars, with all rf*avnL..** ... Ir.tr..I..u.1.1 — • , . —------ >——— "“* nuu adopted. It raafilrms the principle* laid down Ui the uatiowd rn«iblican platform <>f Rix* and then rays that it i> oyjxaed to tho Imptrtatitei of panjxw labor from the old world nt ot »h oi kot«wU mlnlstraloTB or f-r-v—.-™------- -------- - .. pmbfe immediately thereafter, although the period limited ter :..*■ ।i... nt thereof may not UteiibatecApIrrJ; and d-Iault Laving been now!© intbe payment of the IntereBt du© May 3rd. IM. and May 3d, ism, and the uune having re!tuun,**l nnniL.h! □nil h, ........ thirty daytt and upwards and still rotnahis un­ paid. the aforesaid pnneijial sum of two thous­ and and fifty dollars Iras seven hundred dollars rvarage of inte and payable =ATHLOPHOROS tain half a mite, with the evident mode of rwiruo must be promptly and sternly rebuked a* Imding directly to Anarchy and upuikvi Now, tbcrefure, by virtue ot the power of si rrr.or Ruak in suppnarihg tbo Milwaukee and vicinity mobs and riots during the rec«>t Anarchist trouhlra is warmly pruiaed, and the platform continue©: "His [Rusk's] roelectkm la therefore commended to just minded, law-abiding, and order-loving cidicna Touching the liqu form favors high licensa ,Lnig the, line aud public feeling m hi» -1 The alnioKt unendurable t . K 1 .w wind and rainstorm, bringing ATMLOFKOROS CO.. K2 WALL IT.. HEW TUMI firasT®1 Statement by Dr. A. M. Spaulding. IrtLktr.kii- weiring shelter. >o cnsualtics (jjiED WITH jiis BOOTS ON. ai*xit four inuiutra later L'uui tlie Mayflower. given that on Hatuntay. lb. rti ber, IMS, 1X ten o'clock in the sell at public auction to Um t. of w^o:. tw enAy U.r~. X, t^SM^ Bouthy-est quarter and the »<Kitbea«t quarter of the Mrj^hwe*: quarter, aud thr south half of the Khwest quarter of the northwest quarter; all down oar rtrevts flaunting tbelr red flags. But an explosion of dynamite came. We faint! that we had been nursing in our tiauom - Occasionally a puff ot land beginning al •a. tl... vk'tnn, Hr attacked EUn Tliompair.. Tli»•.-■' .tq-.fnugbter. choked her into tirnl th**:i committed hi* foul liberty aa framed by wholeeomu restrictive CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS. the winning hue a few minutes ta-Jore* Uie SLAUGHTERED BY YAQUIS. Bean state convention met here Thunday. Read the Statement of one of Jackson's Oldest Residents. JaCUM. Mich., May >6, 1M& J AUSU31 in yr ar aodelght hundred and eightv-ete. Fewer, t, V. tn. W. Cole. Judge of F proRtralrd. lo< yur> tny n wt*k ux! vinconuoltebte that rey BuHclngE have Ivvn rrratrr than I d.rr attemr.t u. deirTi&. TN. "Thirty yeans ago the Republican, of Conclient nominated itx first electoral ticket; Cltyof UasUng*. 10 rod* of lots 77 ■ ' months' miiniiuetratiotL It can not lire longur on prwntae alone. The word is one of aliecr taliccility and broken prumuas." The organixatJoii having l>cen competed. CON* a-ci IN THE COAL REGIONS. PhiL Elx worth, -The dmigwr of the Atlantic. lot 12M Judge of Probate, coin. It rods a •e cor. of block Chamberlain'■> * our mcdkal limphltt. RHKUMATIC SYRUP CO.. and rcsult/xl: Loutubury, 817: Bulkrtey, 108; TibbiU, S3; scattering, «; total vote, 488; thence e rods, tbeneenxi roils and A ft to place of Iwgiunlug little in tiro matter of managing iii« yacht tlie ru>x around Bermuda anjl kiack. Tlie (hwigner of the Eugiteh yacht Galatea, which was tieaten test year, is Mr. J. Bea ur Webb. He is And k further ordered, that said petitioner glv© not-ce to the person* interested in said eetate. of ihe pendency of «ald petition, and the bearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in tho Ifastlngs Ba-Kan a Printed and circulated in said Coun- "b?^-.Ur^kw’ell, ■ relie! upon A* true W. D. THOMPSON. ’.*• ptr.-nt htdicnlion* are tliat tic wiU Jjtovi- a grave matter. thence e is rods, thence a a rods, tiiM.ee w Urods. thence n. a rotis Io beginning com. ut n point on sec. lira' 3 B0 100 chains n of se the ticket ana comptetrtl an follows: Lien- Waliingfonl; troonuicr. Alexander Warner. North Stonington. on both hidiM wvru injured. bilious to design a yacht wliicli would be the flwtert in tbo world—one tlmt ■ would rrxTiptur*' tbo me r lea’s cup. which the Amurica ’not'-Hf un tv Kr|4einlier report from the gnu;>-i;:*..wl.- - - -•---- -■ — —- - -• • will pi ‘ from Ni.iwu.otw t/i fa i,(W,000 yieid'rf r rt>ni indicate that 21 bushel*, to Il la* nlwmt Uie production, giving nearly l.ekW.OAl.OOO buahchc Tobuilding and come to Hint county. the loot DUUt mu <au» .. i i<u yara*| won ui© J~u"r'1 (<ub mile handicap in E. A 1' r' "«md. George C Pratt •rwyonh,, third. Rowe won the prxxmateur Hwlbrnrhig for tlio America's cup, but aloof having a crowing yacht which would be a home for himself and wife ute* a 19 19-100 chains, thence u 43 deg. w 4 chains, lo brginnltig. unanlmounly nominated by the FrohibiUan|««. Wednswtay Isas follows: Governor,T. J. Lathrop; lieutenant governor, Dr. John uni, unw**.*'*, ~— -------- • ? general. Stuna.il M. Fairfield; auditor, Will­ iam M. Sherman. Tiic platform demands total prohibition of .. ... -...I of lr>. toxicantn. Both of the great political parties are con­ demned for their past course regarding tbo Woman suffrage 1* indorsed to the extant of favoring the submission to the people of an amendment to the conatitutlcni granting the A TERRIBLE RUMOR. WHirt Rxvx* Jottctiom, VL, Sept IL— Campk-te returns front tho eertiro state gave Onmtaw. Rapobliean. 37^81; Shurttaff. Dww- day of September, ©state, are required to appear said rourt. then to be liolden that makes a nation strong and a peopl* great. Two years ago the ItetDocraUe partv un» into power one1 eighteen months of ita admiiiMtratiou have mod© the people sadder if not wiser. '•The administration of Grover Cleveland k nut a kucrew. Il gives promise of a dis­ mal failiue. Th-’ luvsident, like his party, auiMi into power with uiinun>b*rt<d prumisM Ham-rugt*, Coon., Sept 10.—The necood Attorney, for Mortgage,-,. thence w 25 rods, tbenee ■ x: rods, to place of beBionlng twenty-four roars maintained the ’control of national uffninu Never before hi tlie history _r a ..... I— . .J _ •••a ’b<- black and white mlnera at miriffi. Twenty sbota were Ji-ritr is now rallying a 8Mm.gcoia.org, M. SPAULDING. He waa ilirtant a*.il tyte-htxi. -He pn.teated'fai* tan<> ■ • • ‘i.egiil rm# jwsdtiw. and ni> mercy An iu<jiu-< »m held, and a ver­ lung a' tbo bonds of unknown ( Ul UH, Dated. August 30th. A. D. IW. secret hiding-place*, ami tlmt the crankn would and rtarrel to throw bombs and apply iiigh nothing had happm-d. • — - — —~ northeiMt quarter and the north*©st quarter of thenortbeast quarter of said section twenty- wind CAP sa1jerPs SODA For Baking Purposes. chains, tbaac© s 11 deg. e 1 71-100 chain,, theuce s tide, ws82-100 chain*. Utetice n «< deg. w t 70-im chKln, to begin­ ____ of nw eor.ot neU, thence e JT-rods. tbenee » l»H rods, thenee w 14U r«dRinnlng State of Michigan, County of Burry.—os. ’ At a session of the Probate Court for the county of Bam*, holden at the Probate Office in the city of Hastings. In said ©irnntv. on Wodurailay. the 1st day of Se'-» Hungerford, deceased. Ainu Moon. aiUnlnlBt Thrn-u|«.:i II is ordered,that Thunxlay,tbe »h day ot iteptember. A. I). 1*6, alien o'clock In tlie forenoon, be assigned for tlie hearing of said petition, and U.nt Hit* heirs nt law of sahl deoeaiMMl, and all other jeirsons Inirreated In said estate, are required to appear at h seMloti of ■Mil court, then W IM hMOM M IM probate office, In the city of Hastings, tn said rowdy, and show And It is further ordered Iha: said petitioner give notice to th© penotu lutcrrsted In said Mtate. of the pendency of said petition, and the bearing thereof, by cansti to be published In the newspaper printed and cl The following tlmra and places Jure treen des­ ignated by tbeBoard of Examiner* lor boldlug public examination* for teacben in Barry’coun­ ty. Tho necrutary is authorized to IbsiM special certincatra. which are ndld only until the next public examinations. .. SatuntaT. August 2tuh. HmOIhc*. •■n:r.r. : tete. .MFriday, tfcpt- 9Mb. Hlcsory Corners Friday and Saturday. Oct. 29th ant ’’Friday. Mov. IXh. at Nashville. expected that all who J— >ot certificate tn furet! Hrant '« Addition. Best in tbr'^-r! «; Prohibition Republicans, 1; Weinar-I. of the Delaww dub, Chicago, In ihe matter of the ratale oi Burnell J. Scud­ Striker-3 Addition. Village ot MldfitevUte. ■ n *■*'.,.m a'"—— requlr*-■Mats will be elementary algebra, bookkeeping and natural philosophy, with a •UumIiuk in ouch HiU-teV,. o/ HiltadMe, Mich., in 'the senior tho grade haw etrfabliubed efficient to pay the creditors « breadstuff. exported from the United Wat.*, .lurteg Lhe maeio. Dtfi.lla,*jbl. against i~ KBiSXo. �todutory, arm if that industry .»• . be agriculture. The capital 3 5°^ cept for breeding purposes. 90 per erat; 1has had to buy. which In the course of tryabouW alwavs be so’cmpp.Ii^ those for breeding purposes arc admit- ithe year amounts to a very large sum, they would have to pay if there was no yield or make the largwt ret. ed free to benefit the farmers; beef and which la wrongfully taken from him. protection, and in this way they are be­ more productive it b madPth. ’ The Their statesmen. their politicians. and luring commodiw; and d,?rlnfJ** pork. 1 cent per pound; mutton. 10 per BANTINGS. MJCH..BMT. M, >* be the prosperitFo the unduly taxed to support the manu- will newspapers have persistently as-, naariy 230 tniDioM of dollars. whilst fa fog cent; wool, from 10 to 12 rents per their ' . The productlvroSS at CMtENH? pound ana from 10 to It per cent added; iwrted and reiterated these statmrata. We have seen what the effect of the the nation's prosperity !f and hay, 90 per cent. This is as it The Cobden Club, an institution repre­ 1868 our exports only millions. We«re«*— of capital should U? thrown V”** should be. These duties tend to keep :senting the manufacturers of England, increasing the variety and quaht) as repeal of our tariff system would be there would be an on'’ out foreign competitors, and leave our established to break down the protec­ well m the quantity we are pending upon the farmer in the destruction of industry the home market, and how it would re­ duction fa that industry and r^ home market almost exclusively free tive system, especially that In the Vail­ would fan. and lose S’ duce his means, and therefore limit his ed Stales, haa been most industrious In “ BotthteiinotaU- Tb«rood for our own farmers. THE NEW JEB8ZY STATE AOKIpower to buy; although he might have other industries would h-tea As an illustration of the working of circulating documents and statements CULTUXA1. SOCIXTT. has become a serious one fa Mg1*”: the American system ot Protection fa to this effect all over the country. They .She does not and cannot raise sufficient just as many bushels to sell.-he could or leas extent affected by tbi* i£*V* not obtain aa many dollars for them. however, capital should bthe interest of the farmer, let us take have gone so far aa to establish an in’ HON. THOMAS H. DXTDLKT. ( Let us see how much truth there b tn buted'asto stimulate and 1;..Veidi’tr}] as an example one of the Industries of agency tn New York and another in food to feed her own peop^Chicago to carry on their work in the not one single article of lood that she the statement that our farmers could 5* U4’urtri“ ^ke. and io Agriculture was instituted as an .in- the country. We will take the silk in­ can raise in auificlent quantity and that then buy the goods and commodities duntry bv God when he proclaimed to ;dustry fa the State of New Jersey. does not have to buy of foreign na­ they required in England cheaper than there would be gain instead Now nothing is more untrue than she • Adam. "In the-sweat of thy face shall There was last year (1881) 14,122 per­ tions. In !«*). for ten common articlea they can now buy them in the United the gate wouhlli sona employed in this business; some in these assertions and statements; yet i thou eat bread." of food which we have in State*. And in this connection I would and prosperity to tiU nS iTO If it is uot the foundation upon which Pattenon, some iu Passaic, some in three people go on day to day and year (not only for our own wants but in suf­ first remark that manufactured com­ to year circulating these falsehoods. i all the other industries test, it may be Hoboken, some In Newark, and some in quantity to supply others, she modities taken as a whole were never If it were true that our farmers re- ficient | said with truth to be the most impor­ other parts of the State. Many, indeed bought and paid and follows: Especial care should always be lower in price in this country than tant, for upon it all the others depend; most, of these persons have others ceived no direct protection on their pro- I they are at the present time, and that ducts, or were unduly taxed by the , dependent upon them. Men have Live animals, consisting indeed, no other industry could be sucGovernment, or were in any manner ■ of oxen,1 bulls, cows, in the aggregate they are at least thirty cessfuliy prosecuted, even if it could ex­ families, and girls have parents who £ 10/0396 per cent cheaper today than they were calves, sheep and lambs. ist. without it Mankind might dis­ live from the wages earned in the mills. oppressed as these Englishmen have 16.429,567 in 1860 tiefore the present Protective represented, no one would object to any Meat.................... pense wifa wearing shoes, and use If you assume that each of these per­ 12.141JD34 tariff was enacted. Protection has •nd to five It th, rawhide to wrap their feet, and if sons has two others dependent upon fair and proper criticism among them- ■Butter................. selves. As a people and a nation they • 5.D91JM4 created domestic competition and thus tum-U,, lar~i uat"ranT him or her, and who thus live from all were to agree to this we might, how­ Cheese................. would have the right to express their ( 62357.269 cheapened the price. And this has ex­ eoultttot with the ran „f the wages earned, it will make 42,366 ever inconvenient, dispense with the Com, wheat, etc views and condemn the wrong; but „J 23».«1 tended so far that most of the manu­ Its effects are to divide shoemaker; but it would be impossible people who are living in New Jersey M::. even then how far would England or l.W.,710 factured commodities now used by our dMtrlbute the lirg.^s ........... .“J for the shoemaker to live without the from this one industry alone. Now suppose all these people should any other nation be justified iu direct Lard.... 1352.189 farmers are as cheap in the United product, ot thOtorth-Auft farmer to supply him with food. interference with our affairs or fastitu- Potatoes yajon State* as they are in England; are now “>to,.■» d°o«»t the expetu, or t The agricultural industry fa the be gathered together fa one town; they tions with the view of correcting what 3,755,199 being sold in our stores at as low prices for the brarft or the mmyat th, 7, United States, one year with another, would make a large dty themselves. Rice.... °< ?|HU1 tor the l«iat as they can be purchased for in the probably amounts fa products to about But when you nut them together fa a they considered to be abuses 'i 718.936.327 Aod thul> ailt droild i». tortia' llow would such outside interference stores fa Fugland. live thousand millions of dollars. Vast town you create the necessity for other Total be regarded in England if directed This applies to the cotton goods the •bio. dim to to, mw. ,n,| and Important as these products are, if persons living with them. They would This Is equal to 8575352.113 fa our we leave out cotton and tobacco it will want churches for religious worship, against any of their laws or institutions? money. In 1860. twenty years agv, tor fanner usee for domestic purposes, hum«n beingoiurbtto lire. Would they not characterize it as an ,D‘ whether aa clothing for himself and tended he should live. be found that moat of this is consumed and clergymen to preach; school bouses and teachers to instruct their children; unwarranted piece of interference? these ten articles of food which she im­ his family or that which be uses for The English sjjtem is the coutnrr at home and only a very small portion ported the paid 143.W7.849 or in our of ours, it 3o*s not alm to protect labor is exported. The value of the crops in carpenters, masons, plasterers, and But when, aa has been, false figures are money. 8812349.589. In 1875 they had household purposes; to all descriptions (be I fated States for 1880, the last we painters to build and keep the houses used, and untrue statements are made, Increas'd to c91.974327, onto our mon­ of household furniture; to the clock and books are published and circulated that hangs cm the wall; to the watch d0€® not distribute have data for, anti which is probably in repair; cabinetmakers to manufac­ among our people based upon three ey. 8445,155,710; whilst fa 1880 they had that he carries in his pocket; to the wealth to the rnenv. but to tto„ near enough for a fair yearly average, ture furniture; shoemakers, tailors and swelled to the enormous sum of 85<5.II, AJf so far as the following products were hatters to make clothing; wheelwrights, false figures and statements, foy the 652,113. England to-day has to face boots and shoes he wears; to the hat toe eiperm- „t the very purpose of arraying section blacksmiths and carriage and harness that covers his bead; to all descriptions hM been to •ccumuhile w-ulthln Si concered, was as follows?*>0 mrt-Th? rich makers; storekeepers, butchers and against section, and class against class, these two dangers; one. the loss ot the of wooden ware; to carriages, wagons, h“dl Wheat......................................... 8554,886,003 bakers to feed the people, and supply it seems to me that no language ean be markets of the world tor her manufac­ carts, barrows, harness, and all agricul­ IDU. richer the poor nun rtill mm 948,023368 the neoessariee of life; doctors and law­ Ux> strong in denunciation of such con­ tured commodities; the other, the ex­ tural machinery; to tools and imple­ poor, until they luve nrrlvedln HnJ Cora. 24,000,931 yers, backmen and day laborers. You duct. Viewed only as an attempt to haustion of her resources in the pur ments including reapers, mowers, Bye................................ ia wMS 193398316 must have banks and insurance offices. instruct our people on a quretion of chase of food to feed her people. Oats................................ threshers, rakes, rollers, plows.harrows, onlte jwtlned one of her nun iHe tod It will thus be seen that what Eng­ 28,002315 Nor is thisalb There must be some political economr. without any misBarley.......................... cultivators, drills, forks, hoes, shovels, gifted statesmen, when speaking of her 1203823W kind of government and men to carry reprreentation ot facts, and without land requires is cheap food and a mar- ■spades and every other description of people, in saying that thevhaJonE Potatoes...................... 588,797.072 it on. Your police, tires, light, water ulterior object, it would be a piece of ket for her manufactured commodities. agricultural tools, implements and one end a granJ and magnitlcrof arte ....................... V and tax departments would require {•rest assurance on their part, if not an She could then feed her people cheaply machines. It also applies to much of ^^I^th^hwad0u,^h«d- • Total 82.458.491,755 many men. With al) tht-ae and those nsult to the Intelligence of our people, and save the immense drain upon her the cutlery, crockery, glass and tinware ea pauperism. Of all these there wore exported pro­ dependent upon them you would swell because it assumes that we are incap­ rmources for food, and give employ­ that hr uses, as well as his kettles, pots, Farmers of America, if you d&ure ducts to the value of only 8202,493389; yoor city to not leas than 65,000 people, able of forming a correct judgment for ment to her people. She would then aud pans: to all descriptions of edge this, then Ibten to these preteSj make on tath side*. She would save . the rest was consumed at home. The all of whom, either directly or indirect­ ourselves. tools. Including the axe. And fa some Would it not be just as well and money in the purchase of food, and instances three things are even much percentage of the above products ex­ ly, would be dependent upon this one tneir syatem—a tariff for revenue onlr ported was 19.68, and of that consumed industry; and all of whom, every man, Srobably better in the end. if some of make inonev on the lalior of her people. cheaper here than they are fa England. or go still further, and aJvpt Frw its misapplied effort and zeal on their Nothing wOl do ao much toward ac­ at home, 8932. This, as will be seen, woman and child, whether working in And as to food, whether bread, meat, Trade pure and simple, not as they part were directed toward alleviating complishing this result for her as the doe® not include the buckwheat, beeta, have it. for although their writers have vegetables, orfrult.lt is cheaper here bak- and helping the poor and oppressed repeal of our tariff system and the con­ carrots, peas, beans, sweet potatoes, cab­ building houses, making c recommended it. and thesr statesmen people of Ireland nnd their own coun­ sequent destruction of our manufactor- aud in more abundance than in any have commended it to other nation bage, turaipe, tomatoes, pumpkins, us- ing bread, tending thestoi S, Including the agriculturists? ire. To bring this alxMit England can country in Europe. paragus, egg-plants, apples, peadiee, toff to the sick, or perfor The tea and coffee he drinks are .they themselves have never adopted IL well afford to spend money to establish ere is a wlae field for labor, quite duty, would be fed by — ~ pears, cherries,plurns, grapes, strawber­ cheapen here than fa England, for and nocivUired nation ever b®- »n<l ries. rasperrits, black tarries, cranber­ Now, although not all gathered fa one enough to occupy their time and to ex­ Cqbden Clubs, engage writers, and cir­ there these articles of everyday life you will then have taken the first sup ries, melons, onions, and other vt-geta- city, so far as our State is concerned, ercise nil their philanthropy without culate books in the United States; fa a used by tailoring men are taxed; nnd toward attaining a result, if ntf the 1»1m and fruits which are raised all over this one industry gives ofapioyment to wasting it on us. James Redpsth, in word, to do just what she Is and has the poor man in England who earns same as theirs, stilnnore disastrous to the country, and which in value amount and supports, directly-knd indirect!). speaking recently of England's conduct been doing. We hav<- seen what the gain would but a dollar a day. and drinks his cup jmurself and your country, if.ija the la the aggregate to millions of dollars this number of persons scattered and action toward the United States, of tea or coffee before he begins or at other hand, you wish to pre-en - your every year, none of which comparative­ up and down in different locations of used this significant language: "En­ ta to Englund if she could but cany' the close of his day’s labor, pays just as owtr prosperity, and desire also to »e ly spi aking is exported, but all are con­ the state. And the farmers feed them. lightened seltfohuere should teach us to out her scheme®. Now let us look at much of this tax as the rich man * ho your country continue prod^rot* dd sumed at home. If you take these into And so with every other manufactur­ suspect any policy our enemy advo­ the other side and see what the effect drinks his cup of either at the begin­ great, stand by the American Svjtnn your calculation it will be sate to say ing industry, not only in the State of cates.'' There never was a time when would be on us, and especially on our of Protection which has placed the agrithat, of the agricultural products raised New Jersey, but in the whole United there wits greater cause to suspect farmers and tlie agricultural industry ning or close of the day. Now how would the repeal of our culturista of the United titat- among by our farmers in the western and States; the farmer not only feeds them Englaud than the present on a question of the United State.. I sar our farmthe first fa the world; haa paid and ete northern states of tho Union, wA more and all those dependent upon them, but it was more to her interest to misrepre­ era, because it Is to tlie farmers that Protective system cheapen the price of vatal labor; and made your own nsany of these things which 1 have enum ­ than riyht per cent, u tjnwrtcd, and all the other persons who live off of sent than the one we are considering. thme appeals are made by the English. ninety-two per cent, of all they raise them, whether as lawyers, doctors, It will be necessary to go very far to It Is this class that they are trying to erated, and which comprise at least tion not only one nf tin most civilized and properous, but one of the most on their farms is cunsunied at home. teachers, storekeepers, butchers, bakers, discover the motive for all this disin­ array against the manufacturers. We nine-tenths of all the manufactured Whilst we should not undervalue nor tailors, dressmakers, carters or mechan­ terested love on her part tor our poor have seen that of the agricultural pro­ commodities our farmers taken rs a powerful and great, that exists on the ducts raised fa the northern and west- whole purchase or use? They are as farmers. treat with indifference the foreign mar­ ics. pre­ Newark, with its 136JjO« Inhabitants, The policy of our present tariff laws tern states more than ninety-one per cheap In the United States at the proket, but cultivate and encourage it as THJLFAKMERS OPPORTUNITY. “ Our much as possible, its insignificance is is made up almost entirely of people de­ is to protect labor and industry. This cent is consumed in the country and sent time as they are fa England. 2 seen to the farmer as compared with pendent upon manufactures. There is the American System. We have not mainly by the manufacturers and artis­ farmers are now paying no more for fam" farmer fa b pay-P»rtithe home market; the one takes not less are varied manufactures, embracing al­ the value of the manufactured com­ ans and those dependent: upon them, them than the 12: than ninety-two per cent, and the other most every description of goods that the modities of the country by the census whilst less than nine per cent, b ex­ ing for the same chum and description of these goods. Is it likelv that the not more than eight per cent ot his inventive genius of man can devise or of 1880. It is not yet entirely complet­ ported. Suppose, then, that you break down repeal would reduce the price ? No conceive from a needle to an anchor. ed. But it is supposed that it will Michigan Grange Visitor: There products. are farmers of ability iu this country­ Next to a fertile and productive soil The yearly value of the manufactured amvunt to at least »6^Q),000,000. Dur­ the American system, and introduce one will pretend this. Suppose the English were to continue, men who have succeedwl not only as the farmer requires a market fa which products of this city, aa shown by the ing the fiscal year 1881 we exported the English system, to wit, a tariff for to dispose of the surplus produce. His last census, amounts to 866,243,525. from this country manufactured com­ revenue only, in its place, and the re­ after the dftdmrtion of our manufac­ farmers but'who have shown them­ money comes trom nt" surplus crops. Tne town rests upon Its manufacturing modities amounting to 8229,940338. sult which the English are working to tures. to sell to us al the same prices selves shrewd, capable business men His wheat, his corn, and his potatoes Industry, and all the people fa it are fed That would leave our manufactured accomplish follows, Yiz., the destruc­ they are now selling. The farmer whenever and wherever they have What would have to pay the additional cost taken hold of any budnem enterprise are so much money to him. His in­ by the farmer. So with Patterson, products consumed in the country for tion of our maoufacturera. come is bassed upon the number of his Millville, and other cities fa the state, the year 1880 about W.270,000,000 With would the consequence be. especially to of shipment and transportation across outside of that of farming, and Mr. bushels. To derive the most from his as well as other cities and districts all the yearly Increase of manufactured our farmers? Suppose only one-half of the ocean, and this would to that ex­ Luce is one of the numtar. He is still crops he requires a certain and reliable over the country. There are seventeen oommodiuea it is not likely that even our manufacturers should godown and tent increase the pric* and make it just living on the same farm where h a market. This Ls necessary to make his cities fa New Jersey containing 524.795 with thefacreaaed exports there was a the rest remain. Your home market that much more than be is now paying. young man he turned the first furrow farming productive and renumerailvu, people, nearly ail ot whom are either less balance left at home for consump­ would be destroyed to thb extant: The But when they succeed in breaking on land that never knew the plow be­ and the more certain ami steady it is directly or Indirectly dependent upon tion and use during the year 188L operatives now employed when turned down our manufactures what security fore. He has contin utd to cultivate The whole amount of merchandise out could not purchase your products. have you that they will continue to .tell that land, and the additionvl acres that the better he can calcinate, and the the manufactories in them, and all of' whom are fed by the farmers. we Imported for the year 1880 was val- Their means to buy are acquired in the us at the same prices they are now sell- Bucceasfnl farming enabled him to bur. more sure will be his return. The manufactured commodities of ’ ued at *667354,746, Of this not more He also wants r near market. The mills, and when the mills stop their pay ^be price of manufactured oommodi- for all these years from early monho’d heaviest tax on a farmer is that which New Yjgk and Brooklyn alone, aa। than 450 millions were manufactured would stop, and they could no longer until now, except when engaged in he pays for getting his crops to market; shown by the last census, amount year­ commodities. Supposing that the whole purchase. What then would be done ties like agricultural products, depends some public business that required his therefore, the nearer the market the less ly to 8617.966338, and probably the man­■ of these were consumed here, it only with the products which thev now take? very much upon the supply and de­ temporary aloencr. Few men of -his the cost. The home market is nearer ufactured products within a radius of’ forms about seven per cent of the man­ Would England take them!1 She would mand. By the destruction-orthe nun- ability in this state, or out of it. have than a foreign market, hence less ex­ twenty miles from when* I now standI ufactured products used and consumed then as now take just what she requir­ ufactures fa the United States you proved their devotion to the fanner pensive, and. being at hornet is more amount yearly to eight hundred mil­■ in the country. From the partial stat- ed to feed her own people, and no more. would lessen the supply here and in­ and agricultural improvetneet in the certain and reliable. The people of a lions of dollars. Ana it is these cititsi istics we have for 1881 It is not prob- The market at home would lie glutted crease the demand there. Our people field and on the platform as has Farm­ town, city, or manufactory must be and towns all over the country, madej able that the percentage of the foreign by this excess, and the prices would go, would then have to buy of England er Luc*. 'ed, and the farmer can calculate with up mainly as they are of manufactur­ 2anufactured products imported and down, and the English could then fill what they now make at home. This Ail business affaire, whether of a nsumed here was any larger than it their orders at the reduced price—at. would give England just this manv public or private nature, have he« line degree of certainty as to what ers, merchants, artificers, and those de­ ®y will rec] fare. The foreign mar­ pendent upon them, that make and con-­ was for the year 1880. probably one-half they now have to। more customers than she now has, and managed with the same suereufnl re­ t is always uncertain; dependent up- stitute the home market for the farmer.. -W® have, then, the astounding result p*yshe would require this quantity more sults that have marked his farm life. the foreign harvest as well as other The produce is furnished by the farm­■ that of the manufactured commodities How would thb benefit the farmer?' of manufactured commodities to sup Cyrus G. Luce Is a man ot broad •ingenctes. If their harvest should er; the price is paid by the consumerr used in this country lees than eight per The western farmer who owns a farmi ply the demand. Thia, according to all view®, pronounced opinions and ac­ id they want much to make up the and constitutes the fanner's income.. cent are imported, and more than nine- containing two hundred acres cofad not. the laws of trade, would put up the knowledged ability wherever known eney: if it proves to be good they 'Phe manufacturers, by giving employ­■ ty-two per cent are manufactured here. then raise one single bushel more of’ price, and the Western farmers and and that moans in scores of the rural but little. In the foreign market ment to labor. create the consumers,, llow was it thirty years ago? It has corn or wheat than he does now. Sup­. others would have to pay this advance districts of Michigan. are also other elements which and protection builds up the manufac­- l>een computed that of the manufac- posing his crop of wheat to be 2,000> or increase of price upon all the manuWhile not offensively «nwlw in It Competition is one. Other tories: hence it follows that the moret tured commodities then used fa the bushels, and his corn to be 3^00 bushels,, fact ured goods which they require. any body of men of which he is a com­ •re as ready as we to supply manufacturers you have the more con-­ country ninety per cent were made one year with another. To-day hei No one understands this better than ponent part, hb natural qualities o. inte, and if they can undersell sumers there will l>e, and the more ex­- abroad, tho larger portion fa England, could get 8UM) for the one. aud 81300) Lord Derby and our other English leadership have always brought him to reigner buys of them and not tended and better the farmer's both asi and only about ten per cent were man­ for the other. That would make the• friends. Now suppose all tills should the front He stands to-day tatore the to the quality required and the price heS ufactured at home And with this gross receipts from these fwo staple i »bc brought about. England would people of Michigan" aa a capable repre­ his brief review it will be will be able to obtain. Therefore, as hass great and astonishing change, and the 81,100. Now suppose, from the destruc­ ■ then have accomplished what she is sentative of the agricultural cu«j ib home market is the farm­ seen, when you protect the manufactur-­ largo increase fa the consumption of tion of tlie manufacturers and the glut Impendence. It buys more er you help the the farmer; and you cani manufactured commodities aince that fa the market, you only reduced theL striving to attain, namely, cheaper food nominated for the important offire m ■tatiis of all betas to sell. not help the one without benefiting theb period, we have this aaditionnl result, price one-fourth, (but the chances are• to feed her people and a more extended governor, and we believe not wholly j and lietter market fa which to sell her dependent on the political party that tteady and secure; there- other. that nearly every kind and description that the reduction would be much There is another element that comes« of manufactured commodities is cheap- greater.) what would ta the reault?i manufactured commodities. She would nominated him for that support, which able. It is nearer to him, costa less to transport to in here; our system is one of protectioni er to-day than it was thirty or even He would lose about 8800. The crops1 be enabled to sell much more and at we trust will in the year ot gra*v,.18» i better prices, and save in the food she give us a farmer governor of rare *hen, that in the interest to labor. The protection we give goesj twenty-five years ago. which to-day are worth 83.100 would everything should be Indirectly into the p ckets of the opera­The result to the farmer of our coun­ then ta worth only 82300. To thb ex­i now has to buy. and her gain would lx* executive ability. This is the farmers opportunity— tie and increase this tives; It enables the manufacturer to> try may be summed up as follows: Of tent the farmer would lose and to thb■ enormous. It would amount to huni nothing the state can pay more to labor. Hence it is that ourr the crops he raises, outside of tobacco extent England would gain; In otheri dreds of millions of dollars every vmr. the farmers’ campaign, and the crodb if more benefit to the operatives as a whole are paid wagesi and cotton, ninety-two per cent, is con­ words, the farmer would loss 8800 far This would not be tribute to the East­ tions not only all favor but •tive duties tend to nearly double what they are paid ini Burned at home, and not more than selling and England would save justi era manufacturers that we should then the election of the farmer candidate be paging, but tribute to England-, and No duty is now more obligatory,on g of manufactures, England. Receiving more wages forr eight oer cent is exported; and he can that much fa buying. no class of society would pay more of fanners of this state than that of dW nent to labor, then his work, a laborer tn this country livesi buy all the manufactured commodities But thb b not al What b to be­ this tribute than the farmers of Ameri­ aome earnest work t.» secure the the farmer—the better than a like laborer fa England; hoi be require® for less than he could twencome of the people who are out of em ­ ca. And any tax or duty they now tian of their candidate. Jailing » the Eastern farm­ is better housed, better clothed, andI ty-five years ago, before the present proployment by stopping the manufacto- pay. or all the taxes of every kind thir the farmers of this state better fed. He becomes therefore ai tectlve laws were enacted, and many of J"0™ aod Wb co-laborers which they now pay, if put together, their willingness to occupy an interior better customer to the farmer, consum­■ them even cheaper than they can be will tell you they are to go to farming. would not amount to the one-half of place in all the affaire of governnawing more agricultural products than ai bought fa any foreign market. Th?.^hat ,hem ^ <». ge him in his like latiorer in England. A thousandI As one proof of this you have only to and thb fa point of fact would be the this tribute which they would then be Wu can not believe Michigan farmer? i aid should ta operatives in the United States con­■ look over tlie exports from our country only pursuit most of them would turn Wing to England. For everything will bring in such a vertllrt agom?4 'ate his efforts sume st least a third more agriculturalI to foreign countries of our inanufactur- to. No persons understand thb better they had to sell they would get less, themselves next November. . • to produce. products than a like number of opera­- ed commodities. We are sending to than our English friends. Indeed It b and for everything they had to buv of Ah htMmn own around tives in England. other nations yearlv our agricultural a part of their scheme as far „ K manufactured commodities they would have to pay more. muln writ., lor a 0 I have selected this as the subject of' Implements, including fanning mH I*. active duty SS*'u7? •“ Into ngriculAnd the farmer would not lie the Ireckta. A Udy In l.nunl lUg* ™. ild Impose mv luldreas because of the systematic■ horse powers, mowers and reapers, should succeed fa thb ■sent laws efforts on the part of England and oth­■ plows, cultivators, forks, how, etc., car- the effort would be still more to glut only one to suffer. The loss would fall with this ers to misrepresent this question before■ riagts, carts, cotton goods, railroad cans, the market and still more to deprrea upon others as well. The whole coun­ foUowinr: Trtelllbl»nl« try would lose, and the loss would be Syrup beforeeneh wml. s Impose our people with the view of prejudicing- locomotives, steam engines, watches, P®°Plc wbo are now almost beyond computation, not only bw llgbUy with «!.«>>• »»“ e duties our farruern against the manufacturing docks, glass and glass ware, hate, cape, pnceB' era wmiM*>^CUSt^en °f J1" f*rn,‘ fa *a tuie xxnnKage of of the the value value of of our our tm, .nd aboul 10 P. ">■ he shrinkage * clean- industry of the country. For yearsI boom, shoes, wearing apparel, machfn‘“"'“‘‘of «»rinilturel prodiwu, bulla th, dlml- cbeek». Che lorehe-J •»>'.<*>» X) cents England has been proclaiming that our■ ary, cutlery, edre tools, filai, saws, ffrv-—----- • commodi­ ouefully •oltcle.l ou/manufartured fannrnihave no protection under our■ arms, nails, Indian rubber goods, jewel­ cuusuinera, sellers.instead of buyers- nation of -----------competitors insuwfi of cnstoiuers. ’ ties. In the latter alone, if there should dore not remove the frerkW U "j -• rye. tariff laws, and that whilst this is the> ry, lamps, saddlery harness, organs, The wealth of the farmer consists in ■ per case they have been unduly taxed to। piano fortes, paper, stationery, printing the number of busheto be rabes- his be only one-fourth of our manu­ under ordinary circumst--,irrtsupport the manufacturers; that the presses, sewing machinery, household po wer to buy upon the price he can ota factories stopped, the direct lore would them to befoyotten. Government has neglected aud left; goods, furniture, woodwork, tinware tainjand the price b regulated van- amount to nearly if pot quite 2.0(K> millions ot dollars a year. in them and the great industry they repre­ and scales. MARRIED _____------much by the supply and demand ft civilized country haa been or will sent without any protection, and ex­• As a rule men do not export goods to toe supply is greater than Uie deinaml .be"No mosnerouM tended and given protection to the■ another country to be sold at alods, and 'Ihe Hastings Banner. How Protection Affects the Farmer. manufacturer, which has had the effect when you see a manufacturer sending to put up the prices of manufactured his goods to a foreign countrv ateadlly much higher than thev would for a suoceasion of years it is fair to presume that he does it because he can । get more there than he can at home; fa । other words, they are cheaper here than HU MJU trirads woulTsay after you rwiefayour --•-re--- — -” ••• 8XI** farmere of a tsoonlrv & they were all to protective system you can buv all - ----grow but one crop, (corn, for instance. tryftriiifreM .ji.i_ *. Tboptml. the, ie huktai � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-09-23.pdf cfcd23ade683ade1156c2fb78fb9d7f7 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL>XXXI. hlO. 21. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 23.1886. The Hastings Banner. County News. PUKL1SUKD THViUDAra, AT Haminos. Hahry Co., Mich WRIGHT, -.VSHCHIITION RATES JOB PRINTING. gsper ilprl lelMritln tbe Job Printing DeMrtuwr.: .-ftbi* IUMMKB. Everything in the »ti-. •dtaelp*#*; and with the latest faces of typArtw10’ •' -pprored pAtterns of machinery MdwmTCten^ workmen fmployed. enables the BsNXRR w <lfl f.t-rt-cta-M lob work. Michigan Gentkal NORTH-EAST HASTINGS. KAY & MARSHALL E. COOK; ApVEHTISlNO RATES; or year................-................WOO 00 LEADING CO. DRAlJUSa 140 Ings will build up. PANSY. Tira Avenue w«mr 1 and 3 OR CALL Campus Martin1 “ Opposite IX D1AMONOS TMX City The .Niagara Falls Kouts. *10.10 11.10 • QraadlUf! Mrtdxi ■' ii.ib Iterrte •« <Xsri>y... Nornn Nari’tee NO Hall, . TKOI IH.E OFTICA DETROIT, (IOOIM MICH. TO HHOW*\ Detroit. Expreee. | | N lg h t'C I ExpreM. h CITY. AND K.-JTWAKD. fTATtOF*. • WHKN WATCH*»■ larirr effect Maj Wth. IBM. , vroN jxwku: OOOM. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS 8.18 <33 7.00 7.13 1X10 12.57 Jack*": Detroit . ■AM e.oo ■ 1* al o il ‘•fl ^10 9.13 Detroit............... Lv. 9.10 Jaiteoa...... x....... tl.M IMS 2.10 Eir-jt Rapid*......... IA30 Im 2. »0 qiariotie................ 12.3a 3.23 8.45 NlHJirlUe...... ......... LAI Mc.-rvn........ 1....... ■ t-W AL’. Qtimby.......... ....... 1JB 9.08 4.00 L46 UASTl>tM...4....... 4.22 . 9.25 Iroiie.............. 2.00 4.33 Middleville............. 2.<n 9. » 8.00 10. IS Grand Rirld*.. Ar. ;aoo i- nai by lumdleth meridian । Woikrr. of Martin. for Um winter tens. Bet of colored glass ware—F. A Sundertln. Bet cut glass-Jobn WhRrighL Blanchard and wife. Set chlsa plates, china fruit dish, twelve indi­ vidual butter plstes-I. ft Lsnntefteo and wife. of hl* hoaac by putting up < Double Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, by a widow, after Bring single no long. Glass cake stand - Miss Cora Wlthey. Glass water pUcbcr-8. Kenuody and wife. Glass sauce dlsh-1'. A BundcrUu. China syrup pitcher- Miner Kirchner. Al. Keith, of Hastings, was on our streets Wed­ nesday last. . Miss Mattle Payne, of Middleville, 1* visiting plates—Geo. BrightraJ and wife. The Sabbath school has been continued for at Hiram Wulrath's. One-half dozen napklns-Dora Bennett. three month* longer. About 280 Nashville people attended the State Not withstanding the severe rain storm ManGlass butter dish- Bessie and Waller Howard. day evening, about is friends and re1sttree of fair, and all came home well pleased with the . Wall Banner—Ella H. Hurrlugton. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bummer’s gathered at their exhibits. Kocher Bros, new store Is being filled with H. H. DUNXING. partaking of a bountiful supper, Mr. B. F. Wolf merln an affecting and appropriate manner, which were thankfully received. Jeffords Fust G. A. IL gave a camp Are at their ball Tuesday evening last which those ERKEPORT. D. Hughes attended Hie will Aylsworth. of Big Rapid*, wan In the From the Herald. N. Brayton went to Detroit Monday on busi­ village laat week vtaltiug old friends. Nashville can be depended upon to furnish ness. ,■ Job Cheesebrough took a business trip ito her full quota of the attendance U the county Friday at cholera infantum. Services at the Owpaao Monday. Harmon Wilcox, of Irving, wan agneat of M. John Fighter has nqld the Foster place to Middleville, oflteuolng. Henry ninon. Consideration, »2.700. J. K. Brooks, formerly of this place but lately A couple left tbe cars here Friday noon claim­ ing to bAnan and wife. Tbe first Introduction home In this place Saturday and Sunday* ho gave tbe by-irtariders was by knocking tbe Brooks & Smith, had a break-down recently woman down with a large satchel and kicking sister. Mrs. Nancy Iteming this week. J. D. Feheley, of Carlton, Is newly painting which resulted in the total demoralization of her until she cried for help. and otherwise Improving lib residence. dispensing the ready dunk. Mr. and Mr*. Chas, Will, of Lowell, visited their parents in thb place and Irving Sunday. Sailbath school ncboUn at her home Saturday Saturday night. Walt Webster was at Grand Rapids yester­ tending to occupy both sides of bls store. . day. HICKORY COMXSa, Nagler left Monday to attend the Little Enite Martin broke his arm Tuesday by faffing out of a chair. making the grounds exceedingly wet tor sowing O. L. Newton, of Carlton, feels much elated over the amvnl of a boy at thrir house last nienta to go to Grand Rapids Thursday night to hear Edwin Booth In Hamlet. nmreday. J. E. Barty and wife are visiting friends tn having finished that branch of husbandry last * Melvin U. Shlsier, of Caledonia, accomman- Wagons, grizdiSy. All o'her trains daily except But>­ ’ I*nt Mead, of Morgan, came down town Mon­ day morning with his countenance al) store In byinsshrtar visited tbe families of Job ano Arthur Cliueebrough last Bunday. Mrs. A. 11. Nhepazd left Wednesday morning A. SI. r*go i Wert Michigan for Xd’krwn and points north Road. - Farmers are busy cutting corn. The Junior classes of the Babbath school will enjoy a picnic In Mr. Flahar's woods Katurdsy. Mr. and Mr. James Johnson spent the Babbath with relatives at Eoxand. Nashville republicans are more than pleased to see Frank McDcrby on their ticket for coun­ ty cleric, and they'll give him a majority that’ll w inis Healy mid wife. Hanging lamp-C. H. Benedict. state WKITK rou Wayland, called os; friends here last week. Hough. reffcWiean nominee for county H. F. Ford, of Hastings, wa* in town Thurs- tending the state fair at Jackson this week. Mr. and Mn. Jacob Gfigrr, of Shiloh. Ohio, are vblttug at Mr. Philip Dunbar's. The latter the M. K. parsonage, recently purcbaaed’ by b a cousin of Mra. 1). him. . * win Reau b working for p. Dunbar. ... nruasiuo. J. .*1. nout-r, Mr. Baldwin has purel-ased the Nagler farm. C.H. VnnXnnan and several other Hasiltigilte* John Henkes lost a horse a short time ago. Woodward T GRAND RAPIOS DIVISION. WHOLE NO. 1633. J. CheeabrougU lias rented John Bcigler’a and is muring his goods to-day. The mauy friend* of Bev. Zorwell and family will be glad; to learn that be has been returned Fax A Son have their new mill completed and Il la an onuimeut to the industries of our village. Isaac Roush Intends to more his family to Hasting, mn: Monday U> reside temporarily, be hqulree'. Frank Boise Is at BL Louis attending the K. nearly completed. . Homo one broke Into the depot al this ptacc Monday ulght and ransacked the ticket cifDce. but got no booty save a solitary ticket to Grand . O-U. 8CCKKIL CABTliTON. George Greenfield has returned from Toledo. Messrs. Hiram Staffer. Jno. Goclchcrand Jao. Riegler started Monday for Washington Terri­ the i>a*t week with friends in this section. tory, expecting Uriocatc government land there. Hickory Corners base ball nine crowed bate witb.Bicbland'a club on Saturday. 40 to 18 In favor of Hickory Corners. Died of cholera infantum oo the itth. Infant daughter of John Kellogg. , Quarterly meeting at ttieM. V. church on Saturday and Sunday, presiding rider L. D. Abbott officiating, assisted by other clergymen I*faull luvl)ur been made In tbe conditions of a rertain m-etmup- made aud executed by Adam Mdy awl Nancy Ntdy, hi* wlte.teBobert Buni»u;d J. l»avtds<H> Burns, and DmM R.; Coo* and Pfiiki a. Sheldon, on the sixteenth cay vf A'.g'isu A. Is., ma, and recorded in the ’B; is lib about the grouniisto see what waaun exhibition. MIm Nellie White, of Eire Creek, Is about Ibis place making calix on former friends and acquaintances. Bev. D. B. Clark, of Dimondale, has arrived uiun UUIHXIU auu in arrears jortiM -j-j thirty days, then and from IfeiTrfrfwi!, .liter tin- lapse of said thirty dare, •1" Wmimwl mm «t lllteen hundred dollars arreHijMtreof interest thereon, should Bert Baldwin has gone north. Cedar Fence Posts, Joist Bhd Studding, equity having oneys secured FLOORING Sash, Doors ui Bis, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Moulding Of Kvrryi lte»rriptl»n, •I”’*'o "I nmrtw and the Matuteln •itra n*’.1’""- :i,,l Wi-ided. notice i> bergby Kt »«wmbcr .wth, A D. a-™? t1.00' ''' '«’he forenoon we shall veil bidder at the gf}/ ‘he court house, in the eity b-'-wt Michigan, (that Bsm ,ir>'rtlaK,he elrculToourt for SStwl J ‘th* iremhes described in said lch thnwof aa may be neeeo- Stoop Scrolls & Columns "r; Mch '"'’rtpee. and aU HTJ’rices and Estimates siren on ap­ plication. yuomci fro r-i iwenly avn dnilaty aa DTOVfdad I’yll mnnrm-’; said premises KrtSFig r‘ **l'1 blOrtROite XS follow, • lying and !flowers from their stock into the same. A railroad meeting will probably be held here soon. Mr J. Yarger has already commenced to soldi sutneriptlons and is meeting with tnucii At the annual school meeting John Nagler for L. Hart drawing straw hl* team became frightened while backing from the barn, the hone was injured and the wagon broken some- ipired. And default having • oxy <U AUgVSl. A. I.jviug remained unpaid and ... -p.irvof thirty days and un­ . - u. . :i. unpaid, the aforesaid •« ntteeti miudred dollar* with ty fair. (PINE AND CEDAR,) and Maple, •• Several from tbl» vicinity attended the state Window and Door Screens. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. •30 lor Incidental expenses. It was voted not to admit scholars residing outside tbe dlstricL The number of scholars residing in the district of a *5.00 china set offered by Frank Lamoreaux of school age—between tbe ages of five and as a prize for the bed 30 pounds of butter. twenty yearo-ore 130. The winter term com­ 1. Mater has his bouse completed. James Ixickhart is on the side list. . mences about Nov. IsL . David Durkee. of Hastings, made ills sister Brue met at hb home in Irvlug last Friday eve­ Mrs. Win. Tbotnpsou a pleasant visit last week Jas. Murphy. of Hastings, Foreman'Gales, of ning, while he was In Freeport and prepared a eurpriM dor him, Il being bls birthday. Orangeville, and Henry Gates and wife of Hut­ When he reached home the guests hoi! al) ar- land, spent Saturday with K. Lockhart. L. Hart, while at Battle Creek a few days a pleasant surprise to Nr. Brun, and he did all since, fell and sustained quite severe Injuries. In bis bower to make the evening a pleasant one for hla guests. Tbe company left subsiantiet Plenty ol rain. The farmers are getting Ured reminders of their visit In the way of numerous One end UBeful presents. At a late hour they de­ of Otting ajul ro-fltting wheat ground. Dr. McLeay i* finishing tip bls tenant imuse, parted to zheir several homes, wishing Mr. B. putting on ,a cornice and siding the same, which might live to milay many such occasions. had never been done. Thel friends of H.G. Kasten and wife are are ranging to' send them a remembrance tn honor (Deferred Letter.) of the1 wtli anniversary of their marriage, tbeir Bev. Oux Is attending conference al Kalama­ home now l>ring in Dakota. zoo; it h thought he will return la this cbarge Janet Youngs buried an infant daughter, who for another year. Tbe CrwregAtlonal aerial at H. LI^' died of dyoentery, Saturday lasL Bev. Bruce waasuminooed from conference ion's last WedneMlay evening was lately at­ to attend the funeral of Mra. Geo. Moricr, who tended. and a very pteaaant time wm had. .entered into rest Friday morning the !7lh. She The VcnnontriUe bane ball team eame down huit Tuesday afternoon aud dsniolislied our A. J. Hardy baa rejmlred th* oId *t°ck yards Default having been made tn the condition, of certain mortgage, made I en Stillwell aud Ixmora C. shipping for one yard to accommodate. W. H. Kocher Is in Chicago buying a new tarry County. Michigan The Erengeiteal church wm dedicated lot Bunday at throe o'clock with Bishop Dubs Mra. John Crump has been quite sick the came fromtlie homo of Geo. Keplogte. Il b a seck-nodartber. ent to Itastlngs on political business. Johnnie lias hl* reward for naming his son S on. M other doing well father and grandfather not excepted. frequent rains are discouraging the lust weca, wumc ---- --------- ------------ TWb«« to— “• >'»™1 for In said mart- 0OT™il»r.rrMM. was largely attended. The deceased was a daughter of Oriean Jordan, one of tint oldest witters of the town, She leaves a husband and two children. Quite a friendly rivalry exists between the bow ball nine of South Woodland and the nine Chaa. Bervea's Utttegirt b very tick Dr. Hull, of Bellevue, I* attending. Old Mrs..Hol ton is very sick. Mrs Mary Hartom, of Battle Creok. t* taking care at her mother, Mr*. A Holtoo. John H. Twrkerm&n l.as returned .from Dako- him. MhATIK B Ooxnu Mra. Allie Mead Is quite »lek. is a little better at this writing. Mrs. Geo. Endsley is sick. MORGO-THOBNAPPLE Mr. U P. Cote started for Ohio Monday morn­ ing, to visit friends and relatives. MIm Lulu Hyde ta improving finely. moralug. His injuries may prove serious. ’ NORTH-WMT OAffTLKTON. church, will Soon have his btecksmKh shop tn running ordsr. Hol. Blocher has relumed from Ohio, wbere he han been attending th- funeral of his mother. hunt. O. Rorabeqk and wife are visittnjr fFiends in Augusta. The Newton house and opera h rase will be larger and better built than be­ fore the fire. The publication of a letter from Grand Rapids te necessarily deferred until next issue. Mbs. Prentiss, of Allan, has been the guest of A. II. Loveland and fami­ ly for several days past. Don't forget to drop into the Ban­ otBce and settle that little subscrip­ tion account during fair week. The, moist weather of several days past acts as a dampener upon the spirits the opinion that If any club In the county thinks of thoee farmers that have not alt oj they can walk away with cither nine, their their wheaLsdwed. Citizens met at the Town Halt Saturday even- E. A. Mattlhon elsewhere calls at­ tention to his stock of organs and. ed railroad from Lanslttg to Grand Bapldi. B. Hlll>ert wan elected chairman, C. A. Hough, were too*. A meeting I* called for 8epL 30th at pianos, for thpbest makes of which he hay the agency. Having sold over 1,000 ot these instruments since he nas liecn In Hastings, Mr. Mattison feds justified in saying that if good instru­ FOUR CORKERB. ments and reasonable peices are what people want, he is equal to any demand Levi Chase, cbamptnn ball pltclier. thev make. Our readers are invited to inspect the exhibit Mr. M. will make ai paint. Quite a tmriilx-r from this vicinity attended the fair. The auction sale at Stern’s Saturday was a mammoth affair, many of the ladles of the city and country availing themselvce of the opportunity of secur­ ing dress patterns aud other necessary articles at and Mow cost. Mr. Stem will continue selling goods at auction during the county fair. Our readers should not forget that bargains cut be being a millinery shop thia lime. Mr*. Shaw is On Friday night last about and groom were in blissful Ignon prise was complete and a more enJayatUe time we have seldom experienced. Hours of social rhat aped quickly by. the bride and groom re- appropriate pr At tbe council meeting Tuesday evening of Hangar*- ASSYRIA. Birney Casaedy has a brother and his mother visiting. . Dr. C E. Fay and wife are visiting friends in Jackson and HctroiL ner sotM time with the village nine, but at the malcb game played lad Saturday the village ___ !■<•.« returned from trips through: Minnesota Mr. Henry Carpenter being on hunting Intent mlngton shot gun with Damascus steel, bam and nil other improvements fouri^l on a fti class gup. Price, |M. Frank sells kll kinds. ' o. n. t. j.tanmiu>>w.j.«i>win«upi»™.roui«-'Additional Local Items. the project with more energy than ever before displayed hi similar projects. The village school is In a prosperous condition and has a l;-.rge attendance of foreign pupils. Mn. A. F. Holly, who has been visiting friends In Connecticut, has arrived at home again. mjoyed the fantastic hop with the rest of 'em. □u or vendue to the big»«Mrt bl^eri ’> day. Who I* the coming man to All our late pastor's WOODLAND. The the Brady building. IBVINO. Mr. Griffin's little girt is suffering from krflamatory rheumatism. InOamatlon of the bowels. John Lawrence was elected delegate to the annual conference and Mra. Emcline Bosch alternate. Mra. Goo. Marr has a niece from F. A. visiting can beat it iu this nalghberhood. days In this vicinity, the gueat of bls mother and trial. . The late wimls have blow n the apples off bad­ ly. but a good crop of Spies and Balwins will be Ml** Anna Yerty 1* quite Hl at prevent Warren Everett Is putting a sleoe wall under bls bouse, and Is building aa addklea tn tbe Allen Case is on the sick list, Han. Clement Smith was In this section John Norman has moved hl* family Into Wm. lecture *t our school house last Friday creutng. The annual confercnre for the western disthis place on Tuesday the xM, at io o'clock, a. m. Several from here took In the Slate fair last 1 J. HUSH Local Agent. Hastings. (HIMLOCK AND PINE,) DELTOM. minding their own affairea A. Turner. M. D., of Cleveland. Ohio. Harry ing bualnsM hours. He sure tnd cal) on him,and secure the bargains be 13 offering z The Journal’s insinuation* againat on the republican county ticket are tut unjust as they are uncalled for. While these gentlemen are doing what is tbeir undoubted right to secure their election, the Journal can point to no unfair means they are using, and to insinuate against them Is decidedly out of character. To Ktate that they are trying to work the Grand Army or the candidates �GALI OF STATIST ’the news in brief ' TJLNGLEFOOTiftlStOt, THE ANTI-SALOONISTS CAN '“'•S' of M. Following oome fll- THE WORD. Johnson's Ad.fct or other yearn, al the Tax fialM Iti October taut, will be oitered subject to tbe right of redemption Uw sheriff. . His liabUltiss are «75,0U). cor.vnutien. Thursday moralng, bat by gulbints. m befriended by Mr. La—41, of tbe "Hub. ANNUAL TAX KAUB And itor GeDr mi’s OOM. i Lansing. Mich.. July 1..IMA i of each of the follow lug itascrlbed t rart* > ot land jdtasted in tbe county of item. The Grand Trunk train P’-owed through a dock of aheep near Soutb Lyon Sept 14. killinr owr forty. The ungine waa thrown oft the track. ird below, as will tn- sufficient la pay tbe tax­ interest. anil charges thereon, will be sold try Loo girl. The anti—loon Betmbllcans by tlielr UK There are 10,000 sakxjns iu sight of Trinity , 1 ln>t ~ 1 i*»t tha liquor tmffic m It exlrtn to­ day in the Vnlted state* is tho enemy of aoctety, a fruitful soures of corruption In politico. Tbcttuu E. Benedict fllrwl Monday with tin* sucretstry of the interior his bond iu f100,000 tho rnilubitJ city, and elected their ticket bit Ute manufacture liquor* In the District of QulumMa. i:ii.U»lSt«tre. stalM Is u> J-t the pooiile decide wt shall be prohibited, by the subiuhudon stitutlanal amendxaento. aud until such amend- received.with loud applauau, ruu itMuiiuocn ar> too nkioou tiUMnoM special burden of taxation noun tho K court*, jails ami ainmhottsML annual tax shquld be tavled loon* so lung as they continue to exist, and that they should be msdo responsi­ ble far all pnbllc and private injury reaulUmt lie Republics* party wherever b power . should faithfully enordlmiunre, etatutee or carnal- believed the toovn- runi traffic* throughout tbe world. tyaburg, lias been apiiolnUx! to a reriaiu mongsgt* rted Aoki, tbe lightning artist of the Japanres village, on exhibition there. , .The prrridcntial party had tho Adirondack^ Woclureslay. A fine buck low llceruw and high license wo are tor high Jamcrirt white, formerly comptroller of Milwaukee, wart Wednesday wnteucvd to two > Waupun prison, at embesztemont of city «S7E Senator Blair was frequently apt>land>xi friends <if humanity called and repi Ono of the mills of tl>o Gtand Haven (Michigan) Lumber company, valued at <30,brewery nt Buffalo, burned Wednreday. Often ®««t as tberrinyr7m.\\;’,'il^'...T“’j.-rss ForPain;^^ ,h,rtr^»iS^wtariS* two thousand and jfty -d »w» Uierkirq'ih^j"• qunntity in n-ixirted as exeswdiugiy poor. Dow Drop, tho f’Al.OUO filly owned by tbe Dwyera, which died Saturday frpm cerobro spinal meningitis, was buried Kunday morn­ ing at Shretrtijead Bay, and a hcodatonu will TbeHoward County bonk, at Glasgow, Ma, and Uoliillta-H an* about frtO.lDO «ocIl It is said that Jamas G. Blaine has allowed hi* married »<*i 11,800 per year, end givim him orders to join Ida write. worth r*7,OX>, were saaste!s«sa:! IIW, and May M, n*o. and _ oti?*1 junpaiduidlu arrears teTite OUGHtURE SAFE SURE PROMPT !*»« h-radred S<,a*n “v arresrase ta. • due imj pajjti- 25fe ofxh'yrfaeflk is e A GREAT DASUED The late Bayard Taylor, who probably traveled more over the surface of the lo'-a than any living man, claimed that e could only tell the nationality of E which they conversed, but could also tell the loctflity of tbe particular country* from which they came. This reminds us of an Incident which occurred to the southwest quarter.ot the northwest quarter. »n nuireeisht west, lu Harry Cuuulj. Ml'i.izir. Senator Edmunds' check for fit), accom- jpta» wa» 17a. The committee er helming majority. Judge Amos P. Pritchard died suddenly at Janesville, Wis.. Wednesday morning. Hv [lublican party to support constitutional prorticui. no W Wind vice prewidents inehuted adopted with sixdissanttMft vtdcaa Monday, engineer Tom Buckley and fireman is required for tbe night of the malady. Commisuotwr of Agriculture L«-Duc, Hiram A SWEEPING CONFLAGRATION. •100.000 pointed by Um committee, was not acceptable BKOOKI.TX, Iowa, Sept. 10.—Fully one-half day destroyed by fire. It Is rapidly sjirwuling, and stakes at Doncaster. England, Wednesday in Minister Cox wr.ts Leuna to n frk-txl that bring ti|K>n active polities bo will not return to Washington. National bank. Powvhtek County bank, ■11 taick build Ings; two farmingimptetetent buildings; D. F. Jonce smaller buildings. The town was provided only with a chemical engine, and white that fire wm France, died Friday morning, in his 06th J. G. Glass, s banker at Sterling, lite., has made aa assignment to cover liabilities of 875.001. .. , first discovered tho Grinnel Fire K11*^** llns l*''» placed upon the retired list St hi, own request. The loss will reach fully f lOO.UOO. and may auirtvr Grams, Oraaniur. fire and were destroyed. Ititeiislty and, enterprise, the inhabitant* of America exceed auyonthe face of the globe These qualities are their Inheri­ tance. Their aucastors lutxied niwm a bleak coast la winter, with —vitaes before them and an ocean (rebind, and they not only conquered the country, but even caused much of its barren sulf richly productive. This energy, this In­ tense push, isinherlted br tbbtr descend- MINA MI DGK. Assignee of Mortgsnt. BMtTH a Cor GKOVK. Attorneys for As»ipire of M ^tgagres. i hence •• r. rods, Stale*.I Mlrnig.m. (<•'.:.(' 1 unequalled by rid la tbe qualities perhaps, unfortunate that tbt ■ ewe <1 nail ties have been secured tz*o often per.seof health, and we find exhaustion Of Barry, boMea at the Probate oftre H> of Hastings jn said Count} .on Thuridsy. autrfreii and elrtit v-sli. . Wm. W. Cole. J Hire of Probate. Tbe duko at Westminster's colt Ormonds It originated tn an old loan witll nine o’el An.liter (.* r.-re'.. GERManreME puantxiui i^srasS SES Oounty Seat of said rtatute in such case The ratein crop tributary to lUverriide, Cat, will aggregate 2,0X1,000 boxes, valued at AWO.OOu, or >400 aa acre. eJr.uiu nbaolo lnM* of MW**,, Tho agate ’« formerly cut in human letter from BUhop Ireland, d>>ebirin;r that ----- ---------- — — J Frye & Co., in Market street, Philadelphia, earned a lorn of ««).(<». The Bulgarian wibranjo lias voted a grant of f5Oi,UW to purchase tbe property of Prince debility more common among the men and women of America than In atty other locality on the face of the globe. ” Taylor spoke from rich experience and, he spoke the truth, The nervous, meutal and physical exhaustlon which is undergone must l>e replaced by blood-making, nerve maklug and brain makln ‘ of depression Albumen in the system is precisely the elwn-nt which is required; and beef, msit And hups will prodnee albtimrn quicker and in greater quantity than any other known combination These elements have been happily combined In the great prepa­ ration, Hoptonlc, and tbe revival of physi­ cal energies in thousands of people has fully proven its power and value These ore not remarks given at random, but serious and earnest truths demanded by facts and confirmed by scientists. There art hundreds of men aud women In their graves who might be alive and happy had they known the truths and acted uuotJlhcm In Ums. and it is painful to think u? ths intense suffering, exten­ sive sickn—R and vast number of deaths, all of which might have been avoided If people had only realised and known. Their buildings on reading and filing the Branas, duly aerified, of IHnlel 51. M»m. pray- City of Hastings. uno-*, ami n I red of lot* so *nd » hr the jesjw ranted. further ordered. that «*>:<! jetfttawr lot !OW lOt 10.0 g thereof by causing a ropv <■( this «d« published In the BsMimrs Bavxxk » ■par printed and ein uiatei In »M Gyn- >Ot 1127 City of Hastings. Cliamberlalu'n add., thence rods, tbeneo s 41 rods endsft- of beginning (A True'Copy.) Carl Von Welter, a music teacher nt Jsck(QOOD AIR) ruaasd tbe liquor question, saying It might Ixi political aspect Tl>e liquor traffic bad gone gates. 1L Btevens, of Grant county, called chosen secretary. The usual committees inond ring and a cam* of surgical instruments. Tho ci titans of Biloxi, Miss., hold a mammeeting to denounce all towns which rntale liabud quarantine against the alleged yellow fc7, names are la reality the board of health, for mfcsrtatemcnta Tbe Democrats of tbe Tenth cvmgnwdoual were appointed, and, white awaiting thcL- “MALARIA eWCHISTn, I. T. thence e 12 rods, fiwnco chains, thence 11 «3deg.w« chains, to beginning, ------------ <Tden. 3T5-1W bonfire of all this prop- Oct A waukto t.i'cretary, after which Robert Hchilllng of Milwaukee made .................... Quite a heavy frost fell in northern Iowa Friday morning. ford to pay tbe tbe late rebellion pgHUCjjij MS WHS rods. tbra« w reds. Uwuec follows: Governor, Col. John D. Cochrane, of Grant; k: Grant’s Addition. .HoCtoteaad^ plurality of 5,«xi. peUttaner should noi be tranw. . I, I. A’.l. n. sE»xs,.si«?re« (BAD AIR* ticket. IS. State of Michigan. Count} «f lurry -sx At a »«wloo of the nutate (.str: terty ty of Bamr. Imide* x» tl.r Frol-sh* ify Of Maaitur*. tn said eounty- «• Wedse* tbe 1st day of br|d.. tn the rear <me thineight hundred and eighty-six Meet. Wm. W. Cnte. Judge of ITvbatr ths matter cf the estate of Uiloett nHuDxerfnrd. deccxwi. relate, rev- �Missouri PROHitrnoNirra. n>«r SOM MOMIY WAHTia THAT-S THE PbhU*. ftept 17.—Tba state Prohi, ..rtr mrt to o.nvuntion Thursday ^..T^Wu-Js hall, at 10 o'clock. Judge wav T»li New Grocery Firm! NEWPORT YACHT RACE EKOEO. Hprtogfisid. was sleeted JXj.L William C. Witam. of BL . L...rv The committee on craten- The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. this stricken dty. «n li-V'.l prvmaing. ITT. owia TV i-l tiu-platform, which was ^uXly ■‘‘top**’1- Tbe ^wolutlons de- rfa- and natii-ual prohibition; dedaro .. .. the ruithMud Prohibition ■ ' ness at the old stand under the firm name of / A. '•mrrwou ot Uts city received a telegram from Mayor «rin* CbarWon needed moiwy. THE PUBLIC '•Ji.-nii parura •• inimical ‘. litf, nnt to thtemjwancn •„ voten to abandon these par­ , r r .pohiiiittam; declare both uniter tint coiitrul of ti* rum uui . f .xmgrwa that tha liquor HONE8T AT HEART. We will do all in our power to hold the trade already estab tegrity left anywhere. It looks as though m. Saturday was very slight and . ■..■man suffrage, and eulogise .Christian Temperance union. •Son of <>* I il«tform tbe fnllow,A nominated: For sujwrma drr. <>f Kansas City; superin ---->***. -at, issai otbero between midnight Friday and 3 m. A dispatch from Camdeu state* that a di»- jlbge; railroad commirnkmer, th* convention adjourned. ANOTHER NEW FEATURE THE QAILY DEATH.ROLL. FrtjMtol Accldew* o» th Itallraad. Wamumotok Crrr, Sept 1A-Tb. acting artery of tho treasury W«toreday after noon iwuod tor 1431 caU for tor redemption Eirr’i Adverttwr from Silver of bonds. Tbe call is for 115,000,000 of tbe 3 p*T conL loan o< 1889, numborwi os follows: x-noua accident occurred j W0—original number 50 to original number 1«J, both iix-liuivc; g)GO—original number 777 to original number 1,391, boch inclusive; L’-iiJ—mgiind number Ml to original number MV, both inelmdve; *1,000—origfrud number I fourteen wounded." dead calm prevailed, and half a damn fonb 14,833 to original number 4,3*1, ImtUi lt>:< w a orrrect list of the killed: ware occasioned in turning the buoy, bwau»- clusivu; *10,000—original number 8,811 to . . ihiukirk, N. Y.; Aaron the yachts actually drifted into each other’a original num tier 10,347, IxXh inclusive; total, IVibw way; and after passing to« buoy they drifted *13,000,000. >i Fa ; John F. and Henry luxne, tliat entertaining (rrixvas beaqg M.-mlTho call adds: “Parties holding bond* called Gelhoccasionally relieved by a little puff of wind by thin circular can obtain immediate pay­ l.xr >• A !rhl Hsklster. David a Harp, that was gone before tbe sails had fait its in- ment with interrat to date of prewwtaUoo by haria Hlraoh. John Hei­ fluraca. -requesting tbe aanx- tn tlx letter forwarding rs, of Erib/'and the one The courae was from Brenton's reef Mght- the bonds for rederaptton." This danse b a identified, making fourtwn new feature aud will be introduced in all suc'T-xliiig call*. What bi commonly known ai the voluntary Ixnxi call, or tho circular ot Aug. 30, iteund by Acting Kc-rely Fairchild, offering to rcdevni uncalrid 3 per cent, botxb the Democratic nominee boats started about to the amount of *10,000,000 If preteuted l«10:30, tbe Duntan get­ ting off flnrt., followed the Sltitli l«UoC Mouclnw-Jy by the flatatea. tlav night and after and toe Mayfiowur was . —. U ten minuter I «■hi nil tbe • latter. The boate In the jnlemption Tbe nirklitiiaUoti extends iuIt was rux'i'inpludird dcflnltoly the amount of the bonds that may another of the anybody. There ha good deal of practical faith in man's uprightness left around in •poU, however, though everybody doesn’t ob­ serve it For instance, there is a certain lunch room fa this city that b conducted en­ tirely ou the him that ever)' man is scrupu­ lously baamL “The place h divided into little stalls. In front of you on a kind of shelf are tbe viands, which an- W and simple, a cup and saucer and a glam. You brip ynurw.df to coffee or milk from urns that stand at onivcnicut get through you Ogure up how much you You might think that a «pl<-qdid place far a man with a nickle to eat a dollor'a worth, but He thinks that one waiter would eause him than dishonest patrons will in a year. “But that isn’t the only example of this b-xira by tbrir jiropri* tore, who trusted their entire stock to the public. Tbe pilta of pepurn slipped their money wlx-n they srlt« u<l tho 3JIA6 atai going Delaney. Tiu. Uxi Delaney to of 15 to la, Ilham came an great friends lusd <liaap*<*red. It was 1 i M-.ata rcapomhd to a call and u jmxDwin# support to Delaney. : >:ird triennial i-ouclarnof tbe Knu-ht* 1»4 1 'ir '•rrT fa music ball ef tt- -i.»Hti >n building; ut 2A) Hunday afnr-m.it• I "err entiniy of a ratigkau OXX. FATXX. OWXEH Bedouin, Stranger arid MAYri—WKK Thvtb; and thii third cla»« alooje Cinderella. <'lara mid Bertie. Of tbcwi the Puritan dropj»'d out ot _ bU:.!ar appwirnner in tumor of the visitors. The tegtol ■ welcome" flutters from thou.uu-.l- if wfattews, whilst fa all tho morn premfwit tfitels and ,n:blic pieces tbe must «-W«urah> ilre-ocations appear. Tbe streets arviHahduile-iauJ everywhere a happy sea perhaps the oldest American ;>ainter of note, died Erktay at hfa boma in South Orange, N. outside until night The public having settiud Ita mind to this »n:virti‘«i, grant wm ton dfegurt Sunday gust tliat was hardly tempered by proper Iivllng. of patriotism tnmnpb. This feeling —— ,1.—hr Bunday a Tbe ronaolidaAoa by tba second dam sloop Stranger—10 «:1V; of tbe schooners the Gitaxia was winner in 11: 23:10; the third-das* sloop Cinderella gut through in 11:10:36, white tho Mayflower was 12: 12:4! going over and tbe Galatea UkS9-3<. The Mayflower, however, was. handicapped for a alow start and her official tune b 12:17:00Tb« little cutter Clara, which b by aid* the Central House Block. MONEY SAVED I Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! Smith, Haos HaoAman. March 10th, 1886. RUSSELL HAS Removed w>rid, and gives him an account of tbe letters received on j<P«d buwness. Merida three otlHal letters, others arrive from all parts of incncy from jirniteuta, and many are |wtltions for a blnradng, pwunutry aid or advice. After tlwwe letters in nil languages hare Imrn imtolatol and the contents bnrily re- benediction In articulo mortis, which, natu­ rally. often only nwh their destination after tlw potltkmcr in -lend. At 1 o'clock the j>ope day will I* gives* up to the templars parade wutfr.. rt Chicago b’ovumlvr 10th next it :■ sni. Hiru.-d that 8:r George Marpher■on Grant ami lion. ILobert Duckworth, of Eugla s-i, b-rfb members of iwaamrat, will 1* ;>ra»ii’ at the Chicago uw-iting anddoPrsrwMmww. Come £*,xicl See TJs. HOGLE & COOK, ‘ n rnrriT Coming down to little trivial thing* in everyday life, look nt the way roaring Thalia Ttieatre corapaniM, ot New korit. munlttew of the National Cattle Grow* •■elation of America and the National ing good goods at a small margin. . hni failed in hi« attempt to exclude rsputer. from tbe court room during the trial of tbe case of the" wdaed seboomr Adamx The newimapnr men were in their places Saturday renting tbe UwUmony being rwportwl. but ba and will get tt, as an attemjit to have another nu» mltod- Monday fell through, because hardly any of too owner> would enter. Com­ modore Gerry, ot the New York Yacht dub. lished and largely increase the number of customers by sell- Dut it to very srldom that any of are left lying around promiscumudy nt bowe Trumbull’* wall-known picture. “Tbe Decla­ and store doom. Tbe fact i*. It'S pretty safe ration of Indepennurr,” which occupied him to t>ank on tbe practical honesty of al) but a three years. In l«3d baahondunad tha grav«r for tbe brush, having before tins become a contrilmtur of portraits and lan.l*capa* In cdl to the National Academy ot Deidgn exhibi­ tion* In 1*<M hi* portrait of William Cullen Bryant, afterward engraved by himself, was I ^niar MR1 b in a fair condition of and left t tie yachts to get in when they could, and nothing was really known of the result painted, white among his historical subjects health. At G a. in. ha cwlebratea mate in hb - -chapeL * ------•• • on a cup private Al 7 ba’ broakfnsta of tbe race until Bunday. Consequently a are “TbaCapture of Maj. Ar-*—” —* Wrath of Peter Stu ryraanL >|UA1 Of the :iifC*r{are onTving in train load*, -: aii of the accompanying crowds HOGLE & COOK Duslnmu Men Who Trust Ttkelr two distinct shocks of earthquake in thl's aty Friday night; one at 11:15 which was very peroeptibk, and which was preceded by the Wnd that * prohibitory amend ■ to! tiy tho next legislature of , Pieston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the busi- Thera was a slight shock will prolmbly sail on Uie City of Rome days later. ________________ __ and i>T«, surrounded by liis intimate frieu-ls. ger from Summerville n-j-orta a slight sliock there about» o’clock Thursday night and an other at about midnight Tbe .luturbanee THE MARKETS AND ZIVEillinei'y Goods To the First Door East of Hicks Bros.’ Gro­ cery, on State Street, Where he will be pleased to welcome all his cus­ tomers and friends, as well as to greet many new ones. As heretofore. he keeps the Best of Goods in his line, at the Lowest Prices. lei16566279 ........... Airiw! ciam have forbidden him to rvnuuu out of doors after that boor on account of tbe mala­ ria which prevail' iu Die valley below Mt. Maria At U o'clock, after half on hour spent in prayrr, tho poj.- retires to bed—Home JULIUS RUSSELL Chicago. RwpL 18. Peter Thayer, while intoxicated, and crossing the railroad bridge near Ash­ land. Newaygo county, was run over by a train and instantly killed. His family reside at Ashland. atursi.’S .... ■- Sentel HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS ■ luHIBAH CATARRH H te-■ ■ ■ non. yet effectual. WAXtLTIMt * RSRKIH8. *DKU^ cbTsote Props., Orand Raplda, Mloh. R/rs I.r.AXi., Ilk. Sept. 17.—The follaw- Gitena nmf Btnmgw. I'nwidont.Gssn. W. T. Ster- .I-WU. — « f..int^a al too finish, which was about mul- rlrenl s»*«c: norciuoer. —----<?c. rurit-Neptember. opened J10.10 sumlnal, closed »».»> nbminal; October, opened glQ.ltH. ctomd |».®H asked; November, opened giaoi rioted asked. Lard-September, opened and dosed F-»H nominal. faghL____________________ _ most horrible night. S®’5^*’0' l~—The Monon route (LouisNew Albany A Chicago railway) b day night, and the wUdort exritamsnt pro­ _ m™ Rurioniro. an •nd tte - ,uUk The train, consisting ot PnUc»U ,rev-in-. and through •leepera. leave* vofcHKu at 835 a. tiu, and reachm Louis rille in comionante musuh-iw-i , erod Mrs. Buckiniro-body was found lying ■IIin— sc nisner, ukui : fcSrt M.KOAS »—■1 “d shipping lots, »4.eO4>a.l0. Produce: Huttwr—CUoloe to reiVr tier lb; good dairy, Itl&Xic; pack- ttf devising tnmns of rairing •'» the suffering |»<>pte of Charleston A motion wtu adopted to ap P>mt an rtl,-utRe eommitteo of Are to solicit Harrison to act as ciialrruan ot thebkiy. 1 • 'E.To.k ■Rg-k, m~A A"-*1 C"d-»" "!“■ NA t mixed 100 Dosas Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, salt rheum, all hnmore, boll*, pimple*, general doblBty, dyspepda, UHoutoom, dek teadacha, catarrli, rheumatism, kidney and liver com­ plaint r, and all affection* caused by Impure blood or low condition of the system. Try IL ,_nnk,cjT And other marked improvements will be made in Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. neck. I took flve bottles of Hood's Sarsapa­ rilla. and ccmsbter myself entirely cubed " C K. LovaJOT, Lowell, Mass. »Hood's Sarsaparilta did me an Immense wnount of good. My whole syxtem has been hullt up and strengthened, my dlKnstlon lm.r ___ V —— ,1—-e t>w had feel- This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and see them. Maar U Faaut Salem, Mass. At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Remember the place, and yours respectfully, witbont it" Sredlusw.a»,with r,a» I \ Hastings this season. Hood’s Firm; GkAXn Havmm, ROLLER MILL •• Hood's Sarsaparilla takes lose Msm and One Dollar n* —• I-a—-lur /uLaoiuj fair i-.sm-d herv Wvdmaday with an XSt'X't’i'S! ”! “T IOO Doses Ons jxtllar. Hood’s Rar>*j»*rlUs Is tba oil)? medicine of which pils csa be truly sari; and It Is an unanswerable argument as to the strength and positive arawomp ot this great medicine. Hood’s Sarsaparilta Is made ot roots, herbs, barks, etc., long and favorably known for their power tn purifying the blood ; Hv3>uaju>, North Chili. N. T. tfe-d tightly around her tnroa.. indicating “ <___ —n*Ut to death. The CBto* in the <>aiadl chamber Monday afternoon . , */, ' oe»n- 'a—mra tarneii naa f ir Europa on tha White Star liner Her visit will last over a month, tha P*i*p»rt,f which tirna.he- will spandin "*^1 with her eon, at hie naridauoa al Avotxlah-, Couuty Wicklow. ' Hood’s Sarsaparilla fi drogglsta- lUMxforP- M*1® L HOOD A CO., IxiwelL Mass Doses One Dollar. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! �The Hastings rra® trade had demefaciiai le IM aaoee win never'be relighted. y» hi * hfa reaent gpmeh at the labor Hfa effort ii Hastings did not create any enthusiaaim among tbe fuslonfatA deMomtration in this dty F. W. Cook. Republican Nominations. in tho endeavor to produce a Yaple boom in -hfa audience. DONA For ^F or State T^riport-r, GEORGE L. MALTE, of The effort was abortive, however, owing largely to the fart of his groaa misrepresentations of Hon. C. b Luce. When he said Mr. Lnoe was president of a national bank Tin: Knlghtu of Labor organization of this dty is growing very rapidly. Mr. Stockton’s riddle, “The Lady, or the Tiger?" has gone all over the world. The Advance says: "A fady term in a uatit ««• make him a banker, no more thw. Mr. Bowne’s investment it: the Democrat makeo that geatlemcJi an editor. A GkXAT SSXJ.TIOK GO“ Bt.—Why li the world eo felr todar. Wh. do I rodeo blithe eadW. Ae wroufb the throw I pick mj wej J See! how the other women etare Aslsoby with»flippanthir. ’USSau. Clothing &, Furnishing Goods Ever shown in the County. Men's Suits from S3 to $22. Boys’ Suite from 82.25 to $15 Children's Suits from 81 25 to 89 missionary tn India writes to a friend: *1 have a letter from a friend who has been visiting in an out station where he stated that which be knew was an there are a lot of Karens (one of the W'ftr Attorney General-MOSffl TAGGART, unmitigated falsehood. His attempt wild tribes of Burmah) who have learn­ Just tell her in a quiet way ed some English, and who continually To take Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup. to belittle the Hon. Perry Mayo also come to her, she says, to ask if she bu showed the.piudllanimity of his nature. Good White »od Colored Uaderwear, . *. . . not learned which came out of the Mr. Mayo is a farmer—nothing else. door—the Lady or the Tiger.’" JOSEPH AU Wool Scarlet ..... • Se J 0. WOODBUFF Ho at present holds the position of Floe Camels' Hair " ' . . . Jte .' BAMTEL Fancy “ • • Wc lecturer of-the state grange, and is the •^qrMtnbtr otCongrew.M dlririet—JAMBS Would rwpecVWZp announw to thf Afao a Ddc line of plain and fancy underwear from . - 75c to Muskegon, Mich., Aus.I** I republican and workingmen’s nominee jniblic that Ju Juu opmed a Roaoloed, That we, the undersigned, r ftenator in State Legislature, 11 district- for state senator for Branch and Calmembers of the M. D. C. A., do hereby UGK X. yoiTKlL bosm counties. <n view of the fact express our appreciation of the good ' f>kS>GC»<MtrC 111 ftut0 *XBl,llatUrV~J,EB' that Mr. Mayo was nominated in defer­ services and lasting qualities of Mr. ence to the wishes of and by the aid of Fred Heath, late president of the above oou jrrv TICKET. tbe votes of .the Knights of Labor, the association, and we can heartily endorse Call and examine our line of Trunks and Satchels before buying elsewhere. him as a perfect gentleman and a thor­ In the bulliiinf oppoeile tin H<ult<v Fur SberlfT-BAKE!’. MHRINER. remark of Mr. Cook that ho “hoped For County Oerit-FRANK McDKRBY. ough druggist. Ham on Churek Kent. where »» will For Treasurer—CHB1HTOPHER A. HOUGH. Mayo would not be elected,” was taken beplamd tomallttfltii frtende and v. h. Murrtiuu <■ A. 1.1 i», with poor grace by his audience. The For rroMeuting Altoroey-PHILIP T. COLother! wiehtna work Oi hie line. Knigtrta desired that th air demonstra­ GROVE. Walt, k lefkvbb, j&we w.huyt Prim reaeauiltlr. ■ V tion be strictly non-partlzan, and the D. A. SCHUMACHER. I. F. HOPKISA tirade of the man Cook was an insult alike to his audience and the laboring VaxHOHN. AjFor Auditor Geteral-HKNBY H. APLIN, of An immense line of Men’x, Youths', Boys’ and Overcoats from »2 to $2§. . ri'lrei15 Furnishing Goods—Bargains in Underwear. B Boot and Shoe Shop We have the latest novelties in Neckware, Collars Cnfc H’dkerch'fs. Cardigan jackets of all grades from 75c to { “so’ HATS AND CAPS.^KX^^^' — «>. E. W. MORRILL & CO:, “One Price Clothiers.” men under whose auspices his address EDITORIAL NOTTS. No one who has been a reasonable and reasoning witness of the industrial situation of the past few years, and de­ sirous of learning the lessons taught by tbe post decade of our national exist­ ence, can have failed to have observed the mischief wrought by those misguid­ ed statesmen who have insisted on a biennial attack on our tariff system, with the intent of destroying our American policy of protection to home industries. There is no denying tbe inequalities of the tariff. The most ar­ dent protectionist admits that it needs thorough revision, with a view to re­ moving the duties from articles no longer needing protection and the less­ ening of still other taxes. As our in­ dustries become able to compete with those of foreign lands, thejieceeaity for further protection ceases. Neither the republican party, nor the protectionist of any party desires that duties be im­ posed longer or larger than necessary. It was bwause the republican party held this view that in President's Ar­ thur's time, when both houses of congroan were republican, the tariff was re­ vised. many duties abolished many more greatly decreased. But to abolish the system of protection would be sui­ cidal, until the American manufacturer and the American laborer are fully equal to the task of successful competi­ tion With foreign manufacturers. Rates of interest and wages are higher in . America than any European country. Any one ot the latter has the advantage •of accumulated capital and experience in manufacture. America has the ad­ vantage in the abundance and cheapnets of raw materials, in the intrill­ . grace and quickness, if we may use the latter term, of its laborers. But these aIo not compensate for tbe advantages which successive generations have giv­ en the European manufacturer. And to put our young and growing industries on a level with foreign competitors would be the ruin of many. But thst is what free trade would do, and to ac­ complish just that is the avowed pur­ pose of free traders. And no sooner do the democrats secure control of either branch of congress than the free trade President ■Cleveland’s veto of tho res­ olutions, passed by both'houses of con­ Music Hath Charms! QLOTHING AT COST! As I am not going to keep gress, urging the Secretary of the Treas­ ury to use all the treasury surplus above eiOO.OOe.'QOO in monthly payments of That is, Good Music has 'em, such as is SlOXOOjOOO or more of the bonded debt produced on the shows that between the democracy and the greenback party there ta the widest possible difference, and no common ground for united action, it enforces of greenhaokers and republicans, than of demoerate and greenbackera. There or honor, in either. It is aunpW a con­ temptible dicker, a trade. a bargain and sale, that a few greenback leaders may line their pockets witbrlemocraticgold. Cleveland's apposition to the greenback C. J. Whitney, John G. Earhuff, The Estey or 1 currency, to allver. to the further coin­ age of oil ver, his obedience to thedicta­ tion of Wail St., ail show him and his Storey & Clark. party unalterably opposed to greenback ideas. ing as they see tbe great Bom and hfa h unchmen appropriating all of the oongreeslonni nominations. Buttbegreenbackera can console theajsdveB with the hope that perhaps they aaay be al­ lowed to nominate a congreMnan In the 11th district, where Hon. E. C. Mof­ fatt fa absolutely certain of re-election. Hon. Geo. N. Potter, the republican nominee for state senator from thia district, fa a representative man. one who hM been succen^ful in his private buslnetui. It fa a safe rule in politics, aa Xell as in business affaire, to place coaffdence in those who have been success­ ful In life. This district was ably rep­ resented for the past two years in the state senate, and it beboovre ua to sw that a man is elected to that position who fa competent to fill the stat voitmtarily relinquished by the Hon. John Carveth. Mr. Potter is the uiaa that exactly fills the bill. element of that party begin at once to tear up the tariff system, with a view to abolish all protective duties. The legitimate effect af this constant agita­ The renomination of Hon. James tion and determination to accomplish O’Donnell gives entire satisfaction to the ruin of the American protective the repnbllcans of this congressional policy is always to depress business. district. That he has ably represented It inevitably causes capital to seek this district fa conceded by all The other and safer investment than uuubu- manner in which his renomination was faeturing, against which free-traders made—with a whoop and u hurrah­ are constantly plotting. No new indus­ presages the manner of hfa reflection. tries are built up, those in operation Our congressman has been true to the run their business simply to supply trust reposed in him. Hurrah for .present demands, not with the expecta­ O’Donnell and victory! tion of future orders. Laborers are dis­ The father of the would-be governor charged. Those retained are kept at of Michigan, Glxj. N. Yaple, during the work only to supply actual demands. In stock, I offer my entire stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s The assortment is good and those coming early will find some excellent bargains. I ehall continue tt> Veep a good line of single I Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats, Which will be sold at prices to suit the times. Shall com­ mence receiving Fall ana Winter Stock of Goods this week, and invite an inspection of goods and prices. Prairieville Sept 20, 1886. When the self-styled greenback lead­ ers try to cope wi th Boas Don Dickinson on the poiitiad ebere board -they find themselves check wated at every point, Great was the joy in the greenback camp when Don allowed them to name a goodly portion ©f the fuaion state ticket, but their joy fa turned to wail­ Suite and Ready Made Clothing Or the New Fngland, Hallett, Davis&Co., Steinway and Chickering PIANOS For which E. A. Matteson is agent; also for other makes of pianos and organs. M. J. GOSS TJAMP WEATHER Makes the people think of keeping the feet dry. In this connection Facts. ( 1 have sold over 1,000 instruments since I have been in bus­ Rises to remark that he has a fine Stock of iness m Hastings. They have given the best of satisfaction. This is proof that they are what the people want and that the prices are right Call and examine. It will save money for you to buy of me, and you will get the best instruments on the market. Visitors at the Fair Men’s Hand Made Shoes, Men's Hand Wade Boots, Misses and Women's Hand Sewed and Turned Shoes. The Celebrated Blocher Boots, Are invited to inspect the exhibit of pianos and organs I The best and the cheapest made for farmer’s wear. Jn fine shall have there. Respectfully, shoes our stock cannot be excelled. H. R. Howard i Co.’s, Fuller & Child’s, Lamkin & Forster, and other makes We fear no competition in goods or prices. x E. A. MATTISON q q SpAULD|NG. Jdferara.mrec Staple and Fancy Groceries, J SHALL REMOVE Prices of commodities and labor decline. was loud in his assertions that we had This effects other branches of business. no right to coerce the confederacy. Tbe ,an«Dployed laborer, or the one Buch is the man who proposes to put working on short time and diminished up t25.000 boodle in the hope of elect­ ing his son governor of thia great state. ^ucta.orif they buy them, must get "Maine fa small potatoes, anyhow I” them Rtgeduoed prices. This fa our in­ Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. The official beadqrurtore far these goods is at the store of so say the fuslonfata. Let us see; we With every democratic house or senate .believe James Q. Blaine fa a resident has come agitation of .the tariff of that state. Republican majority only 14J3OO! This fa the echo of the Vennont’eloction, which will be rever­ dustrial hfatory for the past decade. this [in turn h.y depression lb other branches of production or trade. Had berated with no uncertain Michigan in November. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, tones by Can the party that drove the laborers of ope halt of thia nation to their tasks and the orUtaty Mist it would Mt with the lash In the hands of an orerdown on MornfaaB’s uriff-Unkurfag seer be termed the friend of the laborer? bill, there would be iu«ch more strin­ Is not the party that tore the shackles gent thnai than wshave to-day. Aa it from KOOOXXn tiavss the true friend of ia, manufacturers know Chare can be no tbe laborer ? Ponder well there queries. To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct, and will have a complete stock of millinery and fancy goods, ing the highest market pncT “eb“8» tor goods, pay. All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you latter than ALL GOODS WARRANTED. Grand Rapids prioes. ’ I ask a share of your trade, and if honest i , «jd oourteous attention arAdurements, I fl^dlfe^ Respectfully, And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL. �The Hastings Banner. ■. IM ’ Local Advertising Rate*: ■mmtm IM,”"nilkw. Locals.» CC«W P«r’,BeSSS^^ank-jorrnts pcrhne. ' ■ • >..>! b.-:rth notices free. '<‘r KnUrtalnaMHrt* forytpttggjft- *HgSJIfcut i.urtKxw. will to ch*nt«<l to ** I^rat" _____________________ »- -I—"’ ■ssr.v ;s“’“ Watches, CiocU'Jewelry, Silverfare mi Musical Goods. | kr, esaiuined for SpcctacleB free ot •barfJOHN BE88MER, \ "Jeweler and Optician. j ■ ■ a !*»rge assortment of PERSONAL MENTION. er thiu^ever at Mmta's, the Jeweler. an/experienced and’competent workman. Local News. ;■ CirruliiliiM thiab^eek, 2,000. MATTHEWS. Oi.n paper s for aide at this office. it J. ritiAN r wishes to buy nice fall applets. .'■' New gixwU received this week Mor.-e E Nevins. at Fahmbw. we Hogle &Cook before . j oi>wU your butter and eggs. Wm. Troxell is building another hour- on his Iota on the plains. .IIiHtLK fc Cook pay the highest mar­ ket price for all farmers produce. W*.»hk on the new bridge on Michi­ gan avenue Li progressing rapidly. I r is expected that the. roller mill Mill be ready for business about Oct. 10. Ma n v of ; t r citizens art in attend­ ance at the Grand Rapids fair "this wt-ek.; , ; A i-.uwk number of Hastings peo. plo g> to Grand *Rapids this week to hear. Ecwiq Booth. What a pleasing spectacle that torch light proegsaion of the - fuaionists was ou Monday evening. ■ Cor sty fair next wedk, and we ex­ pect to ,-rc the. best Jfair and. the largest , crowd ever in Hastings. = The land contest will come at 10 oclocK in tb- forenoon aach of the last* . three days ot tne county fair. ■ JvHN Mohler has oja-netl up a tailor unop, and is prepared to do all work well and at very reason&le; rates. THEjJattk Creek Daily Call in a re<*nt hc-ue sneaks in complimentary verms of the Hastings ebrnfet baud. „ ?n:K & CrawUkv are bililding R 40 fo-tt addition to their store. IncreasttLhiisiness demands more room. Tkf. ^roceedkigs against Edw Aus­ tin, implicated in the cuttlpg affray at > roeport J Uly 3d. has been discontinued. !li:v. ri. Chesney, of Stanton, will lhe Baptist church Sunday nept. at the usual hour of service. There are to be some fast horses at “«flinty fair. The track is in good roMitioa and we expect to see fine sport. » uJ?F;an?Va! nveeting of the Michigan Brigade I., R. Knights of Pythias, is d al Orand luPidB O^ber 1H a splendid. display of wnamental moss goods by Mra. B. of New Buffalo, in Floral hall during the fair. r,n??EWIIKnB-001 be seen the anSCFm’?t of J-IL * Co-’* special ralra for October. It will pay ion io read their ad. . Minnehaha is here—not the laughtog mmden-butthe new and elegant Cr,K me. ?f that name. Sold at Dr. Lathrop s Drug Store. andALb Drug Store, w» inquire for "Mary Anderson," if I nJ."11 S '^ghtfTl Jerfume. There the abandonment of the Prof.’Hflball, of Grand Rapids, Sunadvertised torch light precaution. daytxi in this city. SSt^toomlWe ,htX°“' New; Firm.-Messrs. Frank and Chaa. Hougtaaiin have purchased of Henry Newton toe latter’s stock of groceries Hastings Divibiok U n «• nf u n ^in" ?“ “hiBUion drill at 1 o'clock and provisions, and will continue the occuphS by Mr fcu ln ^ront °f the grand stand on Thursday, the third dayoflheSr Newton. Tbe firm name will lie seek taSttVh** TDd U11' b°?8 wU1 ent lhe Patronage of the pub!hHbLuP?tU?t polile sttentlon to j *“itH of customers, honest goods and fair deiding with all. They’wfi The president is erecting a fine lot of horse stalls on the fai r grounds. E very “2ex/rctl,a fi?c ah0*. »<*• of BP?rt W- Hal*. Ruth—Sister Slingerland. Esther—Sister Lathrop. Martha—Sister Spangemucher. Elida—Sister T. PhlUi j». h arden—Sister Colgrove. Sentinel—Bro. Throop.- Fovn premiums taken out of aix horses shown at the state fair is certain­ ly well done for Barry County, and is a record of which our horsemen and citi­ A. D. Cook has a word to Banner rejulers elsewhere. Mr. Cook reports zens generally may feel proud, aa all i ,Pyt*miums were awarded to high­ an increasing trad*, and proposes to add to the same if quaUty and prices of ly bred horses. Mr. Geo. Mason took d Premium on his black stalllou goods are an object to customers. in the horses for all work. Mr. W. H. SlXTY-imre dollars are offered in bchbntx was awarded first premium In prizes for the small spirts at the county bIed roadster class on his lain If a boy or girl haa got the “git colt "Holbora,” this being the second there, money cannot be earned easier ywir that this horse has taken first pre­ than in competing for these prizes. mium. The colt was much admired, All who are indebted to me must both on account of his strength and call and pay me immediately, as I have breeding. The gray stallion “Sultan,” gone out of business and must have owned by the Hastings Pereheron Horae Association, was awarded the my pay. first premium in the registered Percher­ FRED’K. H0TCHKI88. on class, and tbe black stallion owned Mary C. Cobb having employed A Owd’w w“ awarded competent help, is now prepared to do third in the same class. We are in­ dressmaking and cutting in all the formed that there were upwards of 40 entries in this class, such famous horaee latest styles on short notice and at pri­ tting shown as “Anchorite,” owned by ces as reasonable as any one else in the Senator T. WPalmer, “Romulus" city. '■ -Jupiter." owned by Savage and Far­ The Engine and Iron Works havp, num of the Island House farm. Detroit, purchased of Mr. Loveland the proper­ and others nearly equally as famous. To be awarded a premium against such ty lying west of the roUer mUl and ex­ competitors is indeed an honor. The tending to the river. The conipany are fact that Hastings had but*two horses now making preparations far rebuild­ entered in this class, each of which was ing. awarded a premium, speaks volumes Ho FOB the Barry County Fair! To for the good judgment shown by the purchasers of these animals. As a those intending visiting the Barry matter of natural consequence there is County Fair toe host of the American a diversity of opinion as to which is the house is pleased to say that he is better better, the Company horse, or that than ever prepared to accommodate toe owned by Messrs. Bechtel A Goodyear. The friends of the latter horse assert public. that there was much influence brought Taking out the stumps and trimming to bear with tbe judges in favor of toe trees on the fair -grounds has been “Sultan," as against toe black. Howev­ a great improvement. Every effort is er, this is a mutter tbe admirers of these animals must settle for them­ being made to make tbe coming county selves, suffice it to say that the Banner fair the pleasantest in the history of recognizes the fact that both animals the society. are magnificent specimens of horseflesh, The County fair is more important j and are a credit to our city and county. I Aa faraa the owner of “Holborn” is con­ than all the other fairs to the people of cerned, it is perhaps needless to add Barry county. Every one residing in that he is very proud of the record be­ the county whom health and business ing made by his fine animal. will allow, should attend and contri­ . It is not strange that Mr. Schantz is bute to its success. proud of his colt “Holborn," as five colts, tbe get of I’rinceps, his al re, have G. G. SpavldiSg calls attention to made better than a 230 record within his large stock of boots and shoes in an the past three weeks, viz: “Granby,” a announcement elsewhere. Mr. Spauld­ full brother of “Holborn,” 23SW; . “ Principe," "Geneva,” 22SV; ing is prepared to keep every promise he makes to the people. He is a relia­ “Guitar." 2±y^; “Feme Sole.” 250. •Trincepa” has more colts in toe 230 ble dealer in every respect. list so far this year than any other stal­ The effort of the Journal to lion in Kentucky. besmirch toe war record of Baker The receition and banquet given Shriner will'act like a boomerang upon by our citizens, at Union Hall, Wednes­ the devdted head of O. F. Long. Mr. day evening last, in honor of the Hon. Shrinet’s war record is easily accessible H. J. Newton, of Silver Creek, N. Y., and is one of which any man might was a credit alike to the citizens and feel proud. • . their guest. Promptly at the hour designated upwards of 300 assembled ‘•Large bodies move slowly,” so it is in toe hall, and were seated at the with the matter of securing threshing spacious tables laden with refresh­ works in this city. However, progress ments for tbe “inner man,” which had is being made. The committee have been prepared by a committee of ladies seen one of the machines at work near of wRich Mra. W. S. Goodyear was Bedford, and we believe are highly chairman. After the rendition of two pieces of music by tbe cornet b^nd lion, pleased whh it. ' H. A. Goodyear in brief and pointed All who can should secure their remarks introduced the guest of the membership tickets and make their en­ evening who responded in a fitting manner. The remarks of Mr. Newtofi tries for the county fair before the first were received with applause. A tno day. The secretary will be in bis office “The Mariners,” was rendered in a Friday of this week and each day there­ pleasing manner, after which the viands after before the fair to take entries and were dfecussed. E. Y. Hogle served as sell membership tickets. toastmaster, and right well he perform­ program, proposing Third termwm termism is is ail all tne the cry cry ™ the^ ed his part of the THIRD manner rnoit pleasing”, fusionista can raise against the re-elec- *---------- jg is & this this portion portion of of the toe prth protion of Prosecutor Oolgrove. His posi­ gram, and it Is but justice to say that tion as a third term candidate is fully all acquitted themselves with honor to „ , understood by the people of Barry the occasion: "Our Honored Guest,” response by county, and his qualifications for a public prosecutor are matters of history. Clement Smith. “The Future of Our City, response The annual bell of the Hasting Fire bJSol'o!L“Who:8 at My Window." Mra. Department will take place in Union Belle Hendershott hall Thursday evening, Sept 30th. Bill “Our Slater Cities, response by P. T. for the dance 81.00. Supper at 8. L. Stone’s. The boys have invariably bad both a good crowd and splendid order VanArman. at these parties, and there Is no ques­ Adoption of resolutions complimen­ tion but that this dance will be nrst- tary to the guest, which were proposed class in every respect by«Our ‘Caterer?" response by Bev. F. ^6rs. Nathan Barlow entertained a few of her friends at her residence on WSonjL “Good Night." by Quartette. Friday evening last with select reading Then came a genuine surprise to the from Dickens by the Rev. Edmund guest, the. presentation of a fine gold Belcher, of Philadelphia, and from beaded cane to Mr. Newton, the gift of Burns by Mr. James Clarke, of this the citizens of Hastings. To Mr. Jaa city, interpersed with very ^lodious Clarke wns allotod the pleasing duty of and most aprroprlate solos by Mrs. IWle presenting this token of esteem to the Hendershott It was a roost «joy^le man who has done so much for our evening and all who were present unit­ city Mr. Clarke fairly outdid himself ed in the hope that such entertainments In 'lite pmenutlon ,p«eli. »Undln» In rionuenl and wueMn< lranM*» <o Um may be more frequent in the future. ocamlon and lb, dreumaUmm under The fusion blow-out in this dty .was which the people of our dty hnd teen not the success that its projectors had reminded o> the anticipated. Geo. N. Yaple, O. W. undaunted courage of the gwiUtmnp Pow-ra. ot yublteo,Md!■«>- to whom hie remark! wwo •d^meed. Hr. Newton wee vlelbly ^eeted te otafton. ot CtrarioW. Yanle made his bet speech in the after- thia exprewdoo of good wm. and In r.eptmse Mid, in effect, that he eboold We Are Not Standing Still! Mr. Chas. Coman, of Middleville, was in toe city Tuesday. . Mr. Geo. Davenport, of Woodland, was a Banner caller Tuesday.' Mr. Herbert Scbaiblev. of Carltou, is attending college at Bera, Ohio. l^Mre. E. H. Lathrop was called to Mar­ shall a few days since, bv toe death of her father. • A. R. McOmber went to Chicago Monday, to purchase an invoice of goods in his line. l/W. H. Powers and R. B. Messer are attending toe Knights Templar con­ clave at St Louis. Hon. H. F. Pennington,'of Charlotte, was one of the leaser luminaries swn on our streets Monday. Mrs. Colo and Mrs. Peaeoek, of Big Rapids, mother and sister of Mrs. John Kurtz, are her guests. Mra. John Goodyear and Mra W. J. Holloway gave a tea party to their friends Saturday afternoon. We have in Stock a Complete Line of CLOTHING! Furnishing Goods, ■ ; Which we propose to offer to the people- ofBarry county at prices that will • Make Competitors Mad, and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at Astonishingly Low Figures, and having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to Make Things Lively George Rock will leave for Annapo­ lis Monday next. He says his month's vacation hasn’t seemed as long as a week used to. LrMiss Mena Mudge went to Albion today, and MIm Mina will go toe lat­ ter partot toe week. They goto at­ tend the Albion college. in the Clothing Business; by giving bargains to the people. J. A- Greble’smany Hastings friends are glad to greet him on our streets again. He has improved very much, but is far from being well. Rev; Belcher andsisters. Miss Belch­ ’ er and Mrs. Valiant went to Chicago Mondsy. from which place the two for­ mer will return to their home in Philadefphia.. • Col. H. H. Gill g*es to Grand Rapids to-day. He is to’speak before Custer Poet, G. A. R. to.fi<hL The CoL has a Wlth4f ep^riaintajg toe boys that meets Do Not Fail to see me when in want of Clothing. A comparison of prices ’^will convince you that I am positively ' • i/tf’ill and’ Dbfii Kennedy, Edna Ha­ vens. .wyi ’.Wright, tftierman Fowler, Lizzie Henddrahottt Ed Halley and W. R. Cook go to Ann Arbor Thursday to attend the university. • The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, |/Nathan Spencer, a prominent fanner of Lenawee Co., was in the city one day last week to investigate the Cyclone and Wind Storm Mutual Insurance company which is located at this place. Being well pleased with the workings of the company, reported to toe secre­ tary that toe farmers of Lenawee would patronize the company. R. K. GRANT. P LOTHING! Rev. Belcher gave a select reading to a party of invited, friends at Mra. N. Barlow’s Friday night. The Rev. rendered several selections from Dick­ ens in a very happy manner. James Clarke rendered “Tam O’Sbanter" in true Scotch fashion, and Mrs. Belle Hendershott favored toe company with a couple of Scotch ballads. Fall and Winter. It is not thought /pratical to sell tickets up town during the county fair, but the treasurer will make such ar­ rangements at the fair grounds for sell­ ing tickets as Will dispose of the crowd much more rapidly than has been done in former years. The officers expect a large attendance at the fair, and ar­ rangements wiii be made accordingly. This week we put in stock a very large line of Mens,’ Youths,’ Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoatsjnd Suits. Julius Rubsell will mqve into one of the stores in the new Goodyear block immediately after the fair. $1000 forfeit We can do you some good in this line, as we have splendid values to offer. X^oy^zUtX^s ure, each feeling that a pkmaant eren- * Hats and Caps. We have a large stock, and we allow no one to undersell us. E. Y. HOGLE. The Best is Always Cheapest. The Kenfield Diving Flue Furnace, -^Manufactured by BROOKS & KENFIELD, is THe Best I . It saves fuel. * * .. It is the most easily regulated. It is made of the best material. . * ‘ ’ ■ . ‘ It is the most durable. It gives the greatest uniformity of heat.- • It has the largest radiating surface. . It is the Most Economical. Enquire of Brooke k Kenfleld for prices. Tbe best of refer­ ences as to satisfactory work of this furnace will be furniabed by “ Done to line in the city. takK’:.?ever w“ •o much inters* t ,n the county fair aa at the prwPb 1Ddlc*^ • large fair R grand success for the society. E. D. Whitlock was in toe dty a por- Mra. Frank-Newman, of Eart Sagsnaw, is the guest of Hastings friends. th® »tock, and propose to Lieut A. D. Niskeru was one of the The Hastings base ball dub crMound n “,p -V**1 ot ah goods in thdrllne judges of toe prize drill at the state fair. *,a^s Charlotte nine on the on 8U>i‘H margins. Call on grounds of latter Wednesday of £t i*1®111will have more to say in Mrs. S. A. Hart, ot Detroit la toe IS^to 4 80(1 WWe defentcd by toore of future issure of the Banner. tpest- of her brother, E. W. Morrill and LAt a regular meeting of the Eastern Jerry M. Rogers is a farmer. He Mrs. Sbarpsteen, of Niagara Co.. N. foU®wln« oncers were has been successful in his own business i., is visiting her cousins the Misses . Jor the ensuing year; affairs, and is a sate and capable man ■^r‘ M.—Sister Rider. Mudge. i%£iS°tB"ry *°Uie W. P.—Bro. Lathrop. Mrs- D. S. Goodyear goes to Milan M.—Sister Reynolds. Monday for a visit among relatives and Sec.—Sister Blinston. Thz offloere here concluded to fence frisnds. Tr®M---Sister Hayea. the race course on the tnlr ground,. Mra. Miles Main returned from Dako­ Conductor—Sister Bauer. . This is a much needed improvement as ta Friday. She had been absent since ■ ^27^w‘d“ctor-titater Soules. horses are liable to bolt toe track and ^The following officers were appoint- MV >»t. run into the crowd. . T"k Woman’s Home Missionary SoCielv 'TP “y&P MraStriker's on Friday of this week at 2 o’clock p.m. AU who are interested in this work are earnestly invited to be present nick - ■•locks, Mid at prices cheap­ Repairing by H. y* “ .Divine services at the Episcopal church Sunday as follow: Holy com­ munion &t 9t. m.; morning praver, litany and sermon, 10:30 a. in^ evening prayer and sermon 730 p. m. rpEACHERS Will w. and a big crowd at the county lair. yisi'l’OKS TO THE FAJR : Hl«W »l(fh- ’ P«rcfa**«i in charge, so we understand. , Brooks & Kenfield. �SafKK"- E THE FORGERY. LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN EARNING ARE GIVEN TRAITS OF / AN INDEPENDENT UVJNG- way along Jhrogmortoa of hi* daily toil. It was mA that be “It may be only turned the other. chief support of the family, and the jioor girl was j«d<, aud thin from long hours and mrato. It wm about five months after the day when tbe cashier wns dismicscd in disgrace, Mr. Mtmon. Crump hung Ufa bead. id* u»ua! hour for going out to lunch. casB, opened tho officv door and srteiod still for sistant lMX»kki-e|M>r, waa there before lum, al­ ready at hfa work. Mr. Crump smiled grimly. “bo you've nuuio a beginning, young num,” he said. "Well, we'll see." Carter’s fuco tlu*bed a little as Im l>ado tbo older man gtxsl morning. Tbo fart van that Crump, who iuul married rather late in life, had a bright-eyed daughter muiied Annie, wnnewhat to tbe young manto surprise, Mr. niunt. lie did not like young Carter. Italf- Mr. Crump abuddered, took a long breath, Mr. Mason had hardly had time to reach tho street wlxm the young man left hto desk,went into Mr. Masons room, entered a small riaast tn which a wash hand bashi was fitted up, and . ofter a time they low tbo power controlling ttxdr e^abbrd inetincta. Man of well balanced . _>__ nnwillinz to ro- Beckwith is; tell u* Mr. Crump felt a choking sensation In hl* throat; but lie plucked up courage enough to My; “I have told you already, sir, that I know nothing about it It was only ytafawday mom ing that. I notired that a check hod Ho “I thought I had torn it out myself along with tbe one I sent to Mr. Manhall.” Kidcred were tho sig a* of a frivolous dtopcaitioa and unsteady lialuta Nor did Mr. Crump a;>provt> ot the snatehta. of comlo songs which Carter w as continually hum­ ming. Ho suspected that the young sum frequentixl music Imll-., and s;>out more money tx> (dx-a;) cigars, iu>veh aud outings thnnwaa proper for one in hfa position. fhaddM. Mr. Itobort Carter wa* usually tbo last of nil tbo derks to make his appearuura in tho morn- Tho groat aourcea of the curative range of Dr. Joa^ one in the ofil™ during the day before!" very care/ul; but it is possible." “The thief ha* probably got a professional papa-. “It la beautifully imitated. not have detected it myself." was provided for clerks in another part o' the building; l»ut Mr. Robert Carter preferred door of tho ofllre shun, ami then be beard wino one. whom lie judged to bo bls employer, como into tbo room. visible to any onefiu the center of the room. “Ho ba* oalv come bock for hi* umbrella," tn with him. What shall I do!" Mr. Mason had already clorad tho double I would had an accomplice outside," said I still as a stone. cam Lis good opinion. you think may bare had a hand in it!" bo added, turning to tho cashfar. “No, sir." X “Is there any one who keeps loose company, cr any oo» who to tn the habit of spending too much money F Mr. Crunip thought of Carter and heal- my letter. Hand mo over another hundred or I’ll split What's one seventy-two out of three thousand! I had nil tho risk and UPOI> MJIUO .... .— —rr , , . the final rreult of this procure •< f«mk» tabor upon the market fa to bo II is hard to . . -.-i_____ __wkn frar that wu like the woman of northern Europa—mere UUUU ••UiJUWl --- J 1— as bod carrier and bricklayer'* awutant She carrire brick, mixes mortar and docs all the hardot work about a building. She to j>ald for a day’s work, which is fully twelve hours. my sternly. • blood Will TelL >y^m Jad blood of tvrr, tr^. S' lacked friendly help, or they met opposition sulky boy. He kept hunoelf aloft from hfa ■Aoolfellows. HewMiDoror in his family, aisi jiowraed such a ca;or;ty fur making himwlf disagreeable that be was promptly rV\vOW.%U.V\Afc«' •“» or c» ajtnntion are , eaw' a gain in hi* ill tamjier and ho cultivated it accordingly. As bo grows to raanb<-:xl he --------- ---- ------ cleaning, haul the rubbish in baud carta over the cobblretonre and oat upon ■ tbo idlfa, uuload tho boats at the quays, do the gardening and run ferrire. They take tbe places of borere and dog* in much of tbo carrying busintm, bringing in the targn and heavy milk mn* from tbo dairies and distributing tbe in an angry whisper. “I can't give you £100, for I haven't got it. But I will give you £50 now aud £30 next month. After that you can ‘split’ if you like, for you tJuill get no highly civilized England employed day by more out of ma. £nytiling would be better, than living as slave to u man like you.” MotSHl I,ri“at,f SSTS their talenta would justify; it rarely oo- failure; If they did, they would find that just ativelv idle; or like Indian tribes, where th« squaws (io all tbo men tai tal<or. If tho tandency is in that direction it is certainly a de­ plorable one and should in some way bo ar­ •nd llv.riui * lea. The most delicate stotnaeh^^^?’ ? H 7“ ?7 Acker,« eeWwted English Remedy, h fa B glLtriau,d U not helP H wilfS jmnoddag Try it. A single does show its good rflect. Trial bottla 10 cu, Enxo'K HoprnxiM. Hnuau:. Mrs. Sarah Shattuck, aged tn. who h*» tn Plymouth M year*, died there Suntfa “ 1 ™ ... . -“-'irr tor nw» to; did take mart r.,S?8’tSL"S"», way. He is a positive, milf-aswrtlug indi­ vidual, and aopmintanccu avoid di»cu*ion In Franco sbo fills furnace* aud tend* great market ga’rdeuiug, breida. tending a targe piled Mr. Crump. But m he spoke be sud­ denly remembered Robert Carter’s unusually. Mr. Crump first made ---- ------------------>u>piwu vj ima that the. counterfoil belonging to tha bun chuck which had bran takesi from tbo Ixjok WM not filled up. Ho esould hardly boliovo hfa eyre. Never in all hfa life had ho written a ktarofc witbouUfirat filling up Umi counterfoil with purticulane of the amount, tl>e date and the prrw>n to whom the check wa* neut. But hla wirpriw turned to drainy wbun b« took out his i-uxu lx>uk and found tliat hr. had only drawn nine cheek* the day befono, tbe coun­ terfoil of which wore all properly filled up, wbereu* a tenth chock had bran torn out of tbo tax A. if *tunn«l. Could and a swqdcion arose in his mind. Without tntenduig it he allowed hto thoughts ft> ap- rho cashed the chock might meet you in tlx* trect." “I’ll take rare of that," replied tbe stranger; but little effect. Crump was sent: ter was sent for. Ho camoYieck to tbo clerks’ room in a state of great Indignation, having strenuously denied any knowlrdgi' of tbe much, that thfa stranger was tbo man who hud cashed tlx- forged check under tiro num- All this tins- Carter bad bran standing half Belgium yoeng wown and oven little girls and that, although then' wm not evidence enough. FOlt DYRPEFKIA aud Liver Complaint jxki K2 SJWteM ««*™ntec un even- bottle of &| w!i GoodySir K BCVrr ,M1’ 10 *’U •» men. apparently nt Iwtst, his fault thnt tbe crime and aven his favorite’ daughter, Annie, could not make him say what troubled him. How could be tell his children that bo, their father, Then ho clambered along tho roof and Mated bimwlf above tbo door. The check luui bom in- night! About 4 in the afluruoon,- before any fresh himself, while Carter waited jiatiently outside. At last be reappeared, and Carter quietly followed him down Holborn, up Gray’s Inn road, and into a dingy street in tho neighborhood of King's Cross. Here the £3,000. w,,h rvt ‘"’’M** -- ----- - Is InscpanMT oowccted with Hood's Ssnapanil*. ana Is ?rn* nT ,, !•> 1.1 ing the foot of tho stairs, going up tbo street, while n well droned man, who had evidently just parted from him. was walking rapidly in tbe oppodte direction. Carter followed tlie •trong'-r to tbe Mansion bouse, and saw him take a Bayswater omnibus. This suited Carter exactly. He went pound to tiro front h'» Catarrh Hei—-*. JL Goodyear. part of tbo work upon the dike* which bold The important point was to find out that day treatai unjustly. theft must hare been committed l;utt night— or this morning! Could the safe have bran oiieacd before hix arrival! He remembered DiaarroiKTEb A so far from ilcnouncing him to the jsilire was giving him money to held bis tongue. Yea; and more than this, tho stranger was threat­ ening to “split" upon Mr. Mssonl • What it could all mean Carter could not his bat, and rushed down rtainu got back at SJU everybody had left and tho jert of the shops. In Germany she is often hitched with a dog to draw a heavy cart, and tills fa aho done in otimr Europran rountriM. In Germany six- dore more agricultural talxir than in almost any other land, but this i* not quite so linn! and debasing ns wojk misiw and coalpits, although sufilriently dratructlre . XMiiir.M tod wliLlast a month, white other* will svm«. toiMtnot oyer a «rvk. Hence, tor Monoary, buy Hood * ttarsatmrilla thfa: lait the) rotemle thrmwlvm by apraklng Christaln Teufel, of tiottie Creek, tned to drown hluswll in th- river Monday. i Itbobt benefit. family, kept the evil is the greatest, but everywhere in Europe upon woman fall* a large share of tbo hard inlior which we in America are accustamed to era pertormed by idol But already the European vutosn h gain­ ing a foothold in Too great influx fauil'y for mush* sad cold.* Thl« I.* the expwware nl iw» ha*v been saved b) U>» woaderful dlsrorery. Trial bottle* free it W. be epened with a latch key. him in hi* misery! But before bo could sprat. Carter had come loaded Ha waited a few momenta, and then knocked day lie!ore b>> had torn out two by mistake, folded them up and *ent them off together. Ho determined It ■will all come out. two without speaking and without taking Carter's hand. 'How darn It was answered by a dirty, slip-shod girl “Dore Mr. ’.ViHtamson live hero!" inquired tho young man. "Wasn’t that Mr. Williamson who came in just now—Mr. Williamson, of 1‘otarborough!" upon tbo man who puta hfa wife or daughters to icueb work m thi» in tii« country, l-couin it fa both ncwllmi tod hurtful There fa no cxciwe in our favored land for putting c w. .man to work in the flddx, or at manto hard work anywhere. Lrt tiro nun atill rarrry tbe Vwsrta an.1 —J___ __ ■ . That night Mr. I Jyesuy received a visit which mi'iMrst/ve tabor thrown open to them they hare |«rhapa rather overdid ttadr work, and may have more tlirust u;>?a them than th^y dreured. Their right to do errtain things they bare certainly established, and I ahould be the last otM> to question such right Now, they Should also establish their right not to do certain things, Wivea and daughters of foreign fsrw« and lab«jrors should have a declaration of independence of their own, ax>d rise in open rebellion against field labor or other man’s work demanded of them.—Hattie Tyng Griswold in Chicago Tribune. conaidernti'iu Mr. Crump thought that it was lias which the cashier bad so long enjoyed. Aunio turned from one to tho other with be­ wildered. terrified looks. Fortunately she “What is it, father r she cried, clasping her Cromer. No sooner wm the I him so much anxiety. The next day vriu a Tuesday, aud a<vordtag Mr. Moton had know n Cromer, who was a scoundrel with a respectable np|icaranre and aware that something unomal bad buppetiid. sternly. “TUsro in trouble enough without your meddling in it. Stop," bo continued, m tho girl slowly left the room. “You *ra that young man. 1 forbid you to wo him. to Crump to the docks on the afternoon before blank check. thing. Thia check lie had hfanself filled third bow grateful his silence would ba If th» frank and candid creature who tells us our peered. Probably he bad men Robert Carter looked upon (Arter os the man who had ruined •^vacillating largely on the stock excfaangu and “Do whit. air!" faintly uttered Mr. Crump. “Do what?" echoed, hie employer with a for him to refuse to accept him for Annie's husband. - But in this the old man determined be would never yield. think that his disbanert partner had not profited much by his theft which he hail to long under Ida care. sldllini^. “lAVBBXY & MXSOX. He kxAed up bewildered. Tbo tall man tn your father's book and—and took ty—I, who bad nothing to Robert was silcst. inform Carter Ho has W. O. HVGHART. “THE CELEBRATED Victor Clover Huller, The Beet Machine of its Kind Made. OF*Read the report of the trial as given beiow, and see if it is not what we La Grange. La Grange Co, Ind.. May i'th. Is#1 3,(W had to rotuc out of bls own pocket to tbe counterfoil Tbe tbe donkey, and cren tbe barking of dog*. Tbo Chine*, turn tlue faculty to account, and train t“ “ Tnnea. Report of Committee. had bythfattee persuaded liimeolf that in firm's signature. Bnt be know that no one would believe him, that tippea ran mi were all against him. and that it would ba impoariblo Foe saleWlhs GRAND RAPIDS It 'A’DIANA R. R. CO. Suxir man’.* fas prfac'Ml tbe title of a genuine mocking bird, imitating claim for IL cashier at tbe tbe liank paid it without any suspicion. Ho had, no doubt, reticulated that £2,000, for, French army from their eastern expeditious at far a* I know, hitched them up with dogs; but so rapidly are we | uaodng under the sway of f-meigm-rs that wo may yot live to see that relifying sight I think tlio American ;«-o|Ju -------- anew r.-iicn to m W ,uncht,raore rrttTT'tfully wo should are him go. If tho jwlitidan knew ».?lcPort of i°int committee by the agricultural societies of St. coonlL Michigan, and La Grange county, Indiana, to test the relative merits of the VC; tor Oqver Huller, of Hagerstown, Maryland. *>d of the Birdwll Monitor. Junio. Clover Buller, of South Beod, Indiana. . ,, , ,,u M yVimauA, At the BL Joseph county, Michigan. Fair, held m < entre» the.« t>e Slrt day of May. 1880, an agreement wm ente red into by the "pn*nUj»® of the differsit machines to have a trial of their meritu Ht the La (.rangt < euD‘, Fair, cm Tburaday. May 27,1880, a joint committee was formed, consisting \£,froru wtch ot tt»e two counties, and held such trial this day. . The committee, in pursuance of the agreement secured two two-horse io»w clover, which had been stacked two winters, and brought them on tlh'' frown®, and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thrwo straw which had been run through tbe other machine, according t • ngr*™ At the conclusion of the trial the committee, after due ddil’eration. i dsuj mouslv decided in fcvor of the Victor for rapidity and excellency of work m i.?e Dirdsell, from 1,339 pounds of atraw, threshed 37 pound" of n**1. with a Um quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds of straw, threw Pounds ot seed, mixed with a leas quantity of* A The Uu.e occupini « threshing by the Victor was eight minutes lew than that occupini <the wro. sell. 1 rom the straw of the ‘Hctor tbe Birdsell retbreshed two pounds of • from tbe straw of the Birdsell the Victor rethieshed eight pound- or »«**• ' time occupied by the Victor in this re-threshing was seven minutes ires that occupied by the Birdsell. . n Signed by the committee: E. Bixby. Chairman. La Grange. SeoeUra. Jaa.-Richards. Morden Salmn. Samuel b rankr yranktah.OenlervilUMich.; L.M. Wood worth. Jits. Clugston, Arad J. E. Houk, La Grange, Indiana. We have the exclusive agency (or the VICTOR f°r Vn’TJ. County, and threshers are invited to call and get pnees 1M can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller •Beapectfully. MESSER BROS. �We will now notiit- the pointe raised in the answer, and endeavor to treat them fairlv'and fearlessly; and to use as r<>pectftil language as If the article which we answer had been written by a geqth ir; <n. It iju .us on in.-litigation that Daytr>n |ri. • »s we know it. here, is not L’uytnn fr in as described in that co ru­ Agricultural. Hedge so as to throw the growth into the main stalk, and carry plants with u» to replant again if necmaarv a» h“ »Waln«i "uffldent growth (the canes should aver­ age one meh in diameter.) we plash it^‘2* °fr-AU,th'’Rifle branch«I. remov­ ing the earth from the roota, and bendin the BaNNKB Of.July 1st our article ,the.cni}“ °Y®r in the root to an Jdus snhiect contained the following angle of stout forty-five degrees, and n."int ‘’' We orange not sufficiently them in thia position by fanh t.-r Icnvein lids suction; that it stretching two barb and two smooth SSfffnot i uiki-p perfect tencu in four wires along the Hedge and drmly stapCane^tVr2!‘enV makln« » ca­ that it cannot to held at a con!Ml ‘ HiW to ind«flni* bined wire and Hedge fence. (. r vrefis; that the trimming is I t win be noticed that this fence costa neglected} that if neglected !S.^?“1iOr!l00 P®rrod: «>»t the $, trimmings lire a serious nuisance; plants after bending over are stapled ,• ,rt.iin hfdge on the grounds of to tour horizontal wires, instead of beX < .Ma rs' Home at Dayton was not ,ng tied down by short oblique wires; Hile ■' th* Dayton company; that It that thte is done when the hedge “has Mirx-'l W The Ilonw-M U><- won! attained sufficient growth." not neces­ . U,, mwii anJ «» proWetal by > sarily the fourth year, and lastly that wir • fence <>« each ride; that to several this is a "combined wire and hedge rodent. d i\yton rasttrily interrogat­ jenee. On page 32 te a cut showing 'd’ th... was unknownxthat no the stages of consVuctlon. We quote hKl?. v.os noticed in the city nor along from their letter to show the plan of ih7r.,ln.ul u> Cincinnati;-thatt the the fence In question: romp-.had misrepresented the’ Mich"The Soldiers* Home hedge te all con­ ira-. u-rirultural College; that their structed on the pljm shown and des­ TLni’ ^represented here, and that cribed on page 32, except that there are tee nrttc-1.- was not written to Injure two rows of plants in this hedge (some the r e. pany.-butaaa word of caution 16 inches apart) plashed in opposite • .to farmers. ‘ • directions and Independent of each i hher,< ’i * * t ?'* wn'1 Pr,,fer the single row hedge aa It does not K«ip.:-ia Banner of July 29th by have the vacant space In the middle tbe M.inMt-r '■! Mlebln* llwtee which wg-canslder objectionable." Co-D W A'vlswoHh. Points in the It will be seen that this fence Is made reph: That the Dayton company did with two rows of wire—four wires in make ih-1 fence in question; that it is each --as we stated, only they are there not i«r<by a wire fence but is a 'mn <« wire and ^edgeas is as a part of the fence, and not for pro­ tection merely. It te made up of ttoo all our i.-.irk, * that the company is 1 fences such as they now make. .nd quoted at from two to chartrn Not a word in all thte circular about three h ihdml thousand dollars; that any other method of fence making, exof hedge in Montgointhfi ba . cepton page 10 where duder"Warning." ih.C ’he hedge at the college is they eneumerate their patent rights ..n ar. fc’ d;ir ; ontr.uft the sain-ns any covering the bending at an anglo. and cth r that the osage is hardy; that securing by “wire or any flexible mater­ triunimg and tnihOiings are not ser- ial" as “twine" or “barb.” also bv .m i that our article wm an “in“hooks." Thte te the only hint of any fatnou* ud.-ehoiM." tx , other fence than with horizontal wires To Qu . article was attached a "leanand at B1.25 a rod. By correspondence to" uitt Messrs. Dawson, Soules and we learn that they have made both Roger' foundatton, which echoed kinds in Ohio, and that they have fence that our sentiments were “false and un­ on the 81.00 plan growing in Miami called for." Co. set four years and not yet wired * , HAITEK III. ;itEFI.YZOH. down, but not a hint in circular or letter. • We have given a fair synopsis of Now in all candor, do tbe patrons in i each of ib<- prn-H-ding articles, but if Michigan understand thte? We have i the redder tut’ the originals we would not yet found one that does. Wo clip again from page 12 of the Dayton qjr-1 usU him to re-read l^oth. We promised a reply and immediate- cular: (read carefully^ Ildrttwd Inquiries to ten different . EXTENT OF THE HIM NESS. rt*. receiving courteous replies Our business has of late years grown .di. including t»oth company and ho large and spread over so’ muchjferrlin- <in information thus received tory, that it has become m-cesmy to ri jdvwill be almost wholly based, itpv o.< our pointe escaped the establish separate companies in various dng penxivour opponent, viz.: that parts of the country, rather than run 11 no! make a perfect fence In four the whole business from Dayton, O., under one management. The'new’ or• was claimed to us by their 1; that it cannot beheld at any Rnizatmns are separate and distinct >m the Dayton Hedge Co., but all •■d height and siw for an inite iium’nerof years as stated by operate under the same patents and Kune agent, ami that said agent system, and nil sell at the same price-­ have toote and materials alike and use. t-pt-sented during his canvass.here. ,- -hall not touch these three points the same testimonials to more or less ier. therefore, than to say that the extent; hence a testimonial for one is a dlmies to the agent claiming to have testimonial for all. While,undi-r local us s»jods of hedge, and using the management vet the general result* uient in hiking orders after being and satisfaction derived are the same nrtlv told that we would not ac- with all. each company aiming at and rtp’ hi- fi-nre ;is a present. Years ago attaining tbe successful completion of wepirated a hedge and dug it up. We combined Barb Wire and Hedge fences. would have been a desirable patron. There are now eight companies repre­ an aggregate capital of Belabored hard for ourorderaud fail senting ■■>1. but •>' <■ :ire told by some- of the best 81.060.000 and more being organized. The Dayton Ut-dge Co.. Dayton, O., capital. men in W>. Hand that he claimed to #!».«». ■ have . old us W rofla of fence. Is fit Tbr Michigan Hedc-Co.. Adrian, Mich , capi­ biisiD<*s honor to thus hold up one'll tal. Si.vi.ioo. The Maryland Wire A HrdRc Fence Co.. Fred­ mime In a false light i»efore his neigherick. Maryland, capital Stoo.an. D r ’ Here sprang up our suspicions Tbe Furl* Hedge Co.. . Faria. Ky. capital of this .•ompanf and aversion to its Si'll ooo. The Kentucky He*e Co.. Howllni Green. Ky., method*. Whether just or unjust they eapttal. stoo,ooo, are certainly well fro-.nded. liie Clarksville Hedge Fence Co., Ctarkavllle. TTi'r Alal>a?na*Hedge'Co., Deeatnr, Ala., capi­ Guyton fence oostbovbmy. Daytbr. >'• m •• as descritod in that compun i-.irctdar. as we shall show. This he' i • :!j lf*| with the assertion of the guirt v. . ur informant led to our as-'rtjiu tha1 the fence in question on the ground;, of th<-Soldiers’ Home was not made bv the Dav ton company; On wriiihgsnTh- Home and the Dayton ■.'tnjhuv we learn tnkt said fence was nunbi i t’-.qt company and that the hnc4- hf four wires each are not for proUfctior. merely, but are a part of the cwwtrurtiun, it not being a te’lge fence pure urn: simple, but a “combined wire and !j..igc fence." Dajica lenre as descril*d by their agci.t i.n made after the following man­ lier. i n? •n-ms to to in charge of the Michigan company of Adrian: The ilrst wear the ’plants are set in a staglf row. the jsitron fitting- the Broutid am! doing all the cultivat­ ing <Tlu' second year vacancies are flut'd! and the third yean the plants are tritniiH-l to a single cane. The fourth year greund te dug away and each cant- br-pt in the root at ah angle of about 15 degrees, and secured in that' pusittm |.y wiring down to others prevteuaiy fastenS. The canes all riant in one direction, and the wires in the optwHlte. Tht- was to make a perfect fence in •our j< ars for which the patron was to -* uenls per rod each year, making u,t®! of one dollar per rod. This te Dayton hedge as -presented by their own ugi-nt He said nothing of any other plan, nor have we found a patron tore who has heard of any other. ■ the fence in this controversy is on a uinerent plan and is made as we stated only that the barbed wirtt area part of thefence, it would not be recogniz*•’> a- Dayton fence by any patron we have interviewed here. To ’compare the two plana we clip iroin p.igM 12 of circular sent by the Dayton company: (read carefully.) ^er‘,for«’ thl* to qual­ ify. that the Dayton company did make the fence In question, and if any one is to to blamed for our error it is their own agent who undertook to explain lbe‘r. Proc®"" “d either wU not able, or did not choose to do no tully. The difference m construction coupled with the assertion of the guard, afforded ground for an honest error. As to No. 8,-Wm did not sav the company was not chartered, lint if S“0UB theu‘ &t f«>m he geta them too high. They claim only 8150.0)0-and the gentleman will have to throw in tne Michigan company to make good measure. . ..We do not nor have not questioned their commercial standing, but do question their popularity in some sec­ tion nearer home. No. 4, te a creation of an Idle brain as it does not cover a point in our article, pur statement covered the city of Day­ ton and the railroad to Cincinnati. For answer to No. 5, we quote from letters received from the college. Bear In mind that the farm and garden de­ partments are distinct and in charge of different men. Prof. Johnson, who has charge of the. farm writes: “Their agent was here in March and was very desirous of putting some hedge on the farm to test its value. I refused be­ cause I teas convinced he trould use it to advertise and tell his fence in which I bad little faith. • • • •_ M enth«Ched^'from me in anV >fiaPe ff Prof. Bailey -has charge of tho gar­ den experimental dt-partmeut. He writes as follows after stating that he took about 30 rods in two strips, to to Sloshed with oblique wires and to cost 1.00 per rod: “1 took the hedge with the distinct statement that we took it solely tor trial Before. I knew.lt they had published statements In many auarters to the effect that we had en­ oraed the hedge. I refuted thte state­ ment last spring in the iTirhioan Farmer. I have little faith in the hedge, but lam willing to give It an honest trial. Aside from the merits or de­ merits of this particular hedge, how­ ever, I am opposed to nil hedges for general farm purposes." • We also publish in full a letter from 1’rof. Beal, than whom there te do bet­ ter authority in hi* line, besides being an honest man: ! Aprlculturx) Collie. Au*. 9th. !M6. In certain places the owige orange plants [have died out at the college, quite often died to the ground or snow ।. a,u I,rntect it; to board our men »nu teams, aud pay us twonty-five cents ter rod when the planta are set out; iwenty-||v... cenu per rod one year after ’wt’ng; tventy-five cent* per rod two years after setting, and fifty cents per rod when the Iledge is plashed and “nipb tad. Making a total of 8126 per rod Ur the completed ftnoe. We provide aBtimpbujt* and tool* “^““ry k> the business, furnish men • and pay the expenses of the choice? Ray Hafer, of Ithaca, 3 years old. fell upon a piece of glass anti cut his jugu­ lar vein; but the wound was promptly stitched mid the child will recover. Dr. Jackson’s penetrating liniment cures sprains, bruises, kicks, cute, bums, rheuniatism, etc., etc. Good for man or Ixjast. For sale by W. H. Ck»«<lyeRr. Notwithstanding Michigan's anti­ lottery law. the 8 mthern Michigan hotel at Coldwater is to be. disposed of by lot—20,000 tickets at 82 each. Cherokee will cure Mercurial Diseas­ es, Venenal Taints and Mineral poison. During the eventful week past nine Ann Artor couples were married, and not less than 22 other couples wanted to be. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this Is done nt the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakens the system, and-we all know that the termination of this dangerous practice is a consumptive's grave. Don’t take the chances, when a flfuv cent liottle of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will safely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family use. . John Truitt of Gass county finds that the cholera is going the whole hog with him. as he has lost 100 porkers sipce the dying season opened. FOR 1 DON’T CARE. dull, timl, feeling, impoverished Idood, dull pains In back and head, tantalizing skin erup­ tions, Kemp’s Sarsaparilla never fails to give relief. We always guarantee it. Price 81.00 per bottle, w. H. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. THE PRETTIEST LADY in Hast­ ings and others should not allow a cough to run. Use at once Kemp’s Balsam, which we guarantee to cure. Price 50 cents and 81.00. Trial size free.. W. H. Goodyear druggisL Johq F. Hacker, of Corinth, general merchant, has made an assignment. Asaesta, 82XMfl,43; liabilities, 83,500. *V\xe, Prot.’ Bailey of the Horticultural Department has taken two short strips of some company to test It, but had little confidence in its success here. Prof. S. Johnson of tlje Agricultural Department refused to take any, as he feared tbe company would misrepre­ sent the matter, as it seems they have. Neither Profs. Bailey, Johnson or my­ self. or any one else here is ready to say anything tn Its favor. Farmers had totter "go slow.” It’may turn out well, it may not. w. J. BEAL. Bearing in mind that for the farm to buy a thing to use is one thing, and for the horticultural and experimental department to buy “solely for trial” is another, we still maintain our first position that the company cannot sell a rod of fence to the farm at any price. As to the hardiness, we refer to Prof. Bml’s letter, and to the many rods of their own plant killed Inst winter to the snow line. They have written putrons not To cultivate after tbe mid­ dle of August. Roota die? Bless vou no. The roots have as many lives as a cat. but there will toe trouble tn get a good enne without killing both, and the company know IL Neither is the fence as cheap as it seems. There te “big money" in set­ ting a rod ot plants for 25 cents. There is big money in filling vacancies at tbe same rate if they are as hardy as they tal. I’Bf'.OtO. The Ea*t TmnetM-c Hedge Co., Knoxville, claim. More "big money” in trimming Tenn., capital, ce.ooo. to a ample cane for 25 cents per rod. Notice that all companies use the Think; of it; "o cents gone and all you “same patents imd system"—not have to show for it is a rod of otiage tem», nil n^tae "'.■ombinml barb wire whips covert’l with thorns that you atul hedge fetwee” and "all tell at the have raised yourself. Bear in mind same price. ,r j,et Let us see. that vou must pay the25 cents a rod They referred us to the Michigan each yearifeverv plant lives tbe first company and we wrote them for circu- time. It would be a more satisfactory jara. we received their circular, and a guarantee of good faith If they did not very courteous letter from the same require so much for a little at the open­ man who replied to our first; also some ing of the job. All the digging and bend­ photograph.’ of reconstructed hedges, i ing and wiring down toing done for This company claims an experience of the same 25 cents a rod. We know of 26 veara while the Dayton Co. claim hedge in Ohio set four years and not but" 25", proof of the fact that the child yet wired down, although it has had is father to the man. We cannot find the best of care. Thte patron writes when either company was organized or that they sometimes plash them the chartered. Turning to their circular fourth year, but oftener the fifth or we find about tho same Introduction, sixth. He says the wire te about like testimonials and cute of hedges on broom wire and should to,’ removed the old fashioned plan as are in the after a time. This is from a friend of Dayton circular, but not a word about the hedge. Fine job that taking off any “combined wire and hedge fence’ those wires!! . The first article was written for the with horizontal wires. We‘ clip from page 6 of their circu­ benefit of farmers. Thiste written to correct our misstatement, and to de­ lar: fend ourselves when called a liar «> ora system. “We plant our Hedge with special vociferously. We freely acknowledge cure, ki-pbig in view ml U«-time Ui<- an error, but not a falsehood. Our opinion of hedges Id general and necessary features for plashing, which is done as follows: viz: when the plants Dayton hedge in particular te unchang­ are of sufficient size, say an average of ed, and our advice remains the same. tui Inch or an inch and a quarter, wo While we believe the Dayton plan to trim the cane on all sides, clean off all be tbe best, we believe tbe more wire branch!*, we then remove the earth the better, even to the exclusion of the from the roots of the plants on both hedge. We believe the day will come rides; we then bend the plant in the when hedgas for farm fencee will be an root, and incline the stalk at an. “K1® acknowledged nuisance. To Mr. Aylsworth we would say: Do of al>out 45 degrees and secure them in this, position by fastening them thinly not disgrace your signature by an arti­ With wires; we then cut the tops off the cle couched in such language Mte the one to which we now reply. It looks Bts at the height dewired andI thus i a solid and compact fence, whl<h badly in print It contains neither resist anv attack from stock. Ha argument nor conviction, injures no one but the writer, and does not add to bility is just sufficient to ■om breaking, and its ? the dignity of a 81B0JJ00 company. Thte te all we have to sav in tiite ifold greater thana fence which matter. If your soul yearn* for hedge, (Mnnot yield to an attack. From thte compact irame-work. new why bless your heart buy it, we have do objections, but are sorry to see growths wiB put Sslon tho entire length of the canes spreading over the country what has -.w ining through tbeteitlre work form- cursed so many places and done so «1 by the canes and wires, ana u> ■» much to mar their beauty. form a beautiful °*’ork suffld^tly EUGENE DAVKNFOET. dense to turn the smallest, OUR CONTRACT. u.n!1”1 .our nervices are wanted to buil'l a hedge fence, we enter into a vtmiract which te mutual in its agree­ Mluslon to horizontal ments. The farmer agrees to prepare tee ground for the reception of the pries but it 1» UI1<i''nawi 1” liT-oir: Ptent-, and after it fa planted, to culti- Mr. Geo. W. Write, General Agent, Freight Dcpgrtinent, Union Pacific Bril way, San Francisco, Cat, soys: -I have dwived much benefit from the use of Bed Star Cough Cure in coses of coughs and colds." No opiates. Mr. J. ENew WoomfleM. Pa., clerk of the several court* of Fern Co. Pa-, was afflicted with rheumatism for more than thirty spending hundred* of J^th dlf ferent physicians, and trying every known remedy without lieneflt, hewed SL Jacob’s Oil, which effected an entire cure. , Ashley is to be incorporated. Mothers’ mothers! mothersl Why wmTSFilto! your little darling to suffjwith thme’borribl. wojwu.when veaftov. is warranted, is because it is the beat Blood Preparation known. It will posi­ tively cure all Blood Diacaaes, purifies the whole system, and thoroughly builds up tho constitution. Remtnntor, wc guarantee iu Fkkd’k Hotchkim. DniKK»l' Itamsdell & Rose, of MiUburg, Berrien county, harvested 812,000 worth of melons from 22 acres of ground. Nothing in Hill's Peerless Cough Bprup can hurt the youngest child. No cure, no pay. “ The best on earth, can truly be said of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores. Wo positively cure pllt-5, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cent*. Sold by F. Hotchkiss. CEYLOFS ISLAND. THE LAWS, CUSTOMS AND INDUS­ TRIES OF THE INHABITANTS. Native l*rudueta • tbe force being only one rvgir.K-nt of Briilrh infantry, ouo of native and one bripiue of to acboob having a required number of pu­ pils. The Dutch requirement of a Protestant profession wimat once abolished. IJo<]:itals arid dispensaries abound. A British p ivc-mor. founded our mctiicnl college, which b liber­ ally endowed by two wealthy Singhalese. an aptitude tar tho molical vocation, and have a ’l/u-;p» practice in government employ and nn>' ng rvicklcnt British. Tbo projiortiou of rhiklrcu is one in twenty­ eight In India it b one In MU The Hlii- cocoanut court yroni ago. Lob than thirty years ago jolyaudry (many husbtuxk) was legal The jx-oplc have both Ningliakw ami Tamil newK]«[>cr*. Tbonr two are the most numerous and earth the still remaining srriiitivtura of a ci vilixation which ranks among the mod interesting of ancient ruins, and will hencexative rnoDUcn. Brjtnch county has seven Army post*. Grand Hill's Peerless Worm Specific: Best thing known for expelling worms. No cure, no pay. An End to Hone Scraping. Bitter*. I foci It my duty to let suflertnx human­ ity know It. Have had a running tore on my lex for eliffit y»r»; my doctors told me I would have to have the hone scraped or le< amputated. I tt«ed. Instead, throe tottlrs of Electric Bitters and seven toxe* Buckicn’s Arnica Salve, and ipy a is now sound and well." Electric Bitten are d at fifty cento a bottle, mid Bueklen » Arnica Halve nt •!&. per box by W. H. Goodyear. Mllllnxton hu had a fata! case of diphtheria. Pint snow at Ishpeming Sunday. THE BEY’. GBtl. H. THAYEB, of Bourbon, i Ind. sav»: “Both rm-self and wife owe our lire* to HHHXJH’S CONHUMFTION CURB." Sold by W. H. Goodyear. tale of Prairieville and be is apparently a very moderate cater now. He was always inclined to vcgHartanism through his devotion to Bmldha. The under British rule. Hurmah. Ceylon cinnamon b tho Onost in the world. Many forehanded Ninglmlna: nrul . „. D. te*. and no Saturday, nary. A. D. 1W7, at » o’clock Id days, for the purpose of exM.tnln« andsHowlng Mid claim*. Hid that nix month* from the 2ind day of July. A. D. IMS. t tor creditors to preextwnlnuilvn and alDated July 23nd. A. C. TOWNE, retimated tbit in Ceylon there are X,000,000 cocoa pahn trres, covering over 800,000 acre*, almost all owned by Singbahwc and Tamils. from lemon grwss. citronella gnuss, cinnamon export a littio to I ndia. They sometimes mix it with their “betel,” a combination with lime, which b generally used by tho people ot thb regiau, who lire uxNtly on rice and tbo like. It is said by |>l>ysioJogUts to furnish an clement in which their food is deficient. Every Bingbahw- garden grows a little Commissioners. A Remarkable Cure which is Awakening Great Interest io and about Jackson. Tha culture has teen tried. and they « muucnted tho ahrinea of tbe adored Buddha with the delicate white and jasnine like coffee flowers. But tbo British made great jJautations, each cctato employing •corai and hundnslsof laliorenc, mostly Tamils from South Hindustan. Tbo Tamils an- mere energetic to get the oppwtunlty of bard work ‘ than tto Bingbakwc. Tbo British planter toon Introduaed tbe West Indian cj'stcm of cnltirtf' tion; coffee became the backbone of our treasury and tto manufacturer of individual fortuw*. Then the Singbaluae enught the most ctewfulir export was native coffi-r. ' our medical pampl.ki. RHKVMJVHC SYRUP CO, fatting th---- -- --. Ceylon Botanic gar­ dens, and gold in tho planters’ pockets jingled louder than tli«- plant doctor's word of alarm. But that little blight, tbo “Vast-of-Tricks,” as was Anglicised the Himmak-ia Vastatrix, brought the proprietors home from their hauuta, mortgaged their cwtatiw. cheapened arc a, energetically and enthusiastically planting tea with on antlci|mtion of more than the prosperity of coffee times. If tbe work! will emtinuo to be thirsty, and will continiM tfl quench that thirst over “the cup that cheers tot not itx-briauw." Everything is kraombig. Ceylon at prewnt b a favorite ploying tme and a half to two lalHjn-rx to ovary acre.—Anna llallard In Cincinnnti ABE YOU MADB miserable bv tnrflxcstlcn ronsllnotion. Dinlneas. Ix>ss of Appetite, YeltoSsktat•Shiloh’s Vltaitter to a poritive euro. Hold by W. H. Goodyear. WHY will you couxb when Shiloh's Cure will sHIIJlH’S Catarrh remedy is a ninhthMta and Caakar Farwell indulfed In a *300 burglary Monday night. infante and feared that tbe return to Incomplete. WILSON Duubt- WASHBOARDS. thirty-erven deaths; but as certain b it that idotiary the fnnuulaot atimple vexviatne re- SJ“£1 .STft fi?SAwg.s der. a minor. Notice is to bl, ,u»-1u« rellvw, adulterating milk. It’s a bad plan to spill It toori^^grunte*! Minor 3. Newell b reported slowiy th. ^.^.X^ a sure remedy is so near and cheap? wlU surriy give re’lrf »^c«rt* but cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. FEVER. Nota Liquid, Snufl mcg, chocolate, canlamomu and fruit—aoll or Powder. Free from Injurious Druxs ami Burraab. Hire b their staple grain food. aud Oa«asire Odors. But they take to their inherited rice culture A particle to applied into each ndpril andTs more than to any other agriculture. Rico re­ acreeari*. Price « cents at druaxtote; >y mall, . quires a fliKxled ground. Falling in with r»riitwMl, SSeeats. Circular* tree. ELY BROTHERS Dru«teta. QwegO.N. Y. thrir preference, the. British have largely nstored ancient irrigation works, thus doing Notice or Co more for tbo Singhalese ' than for cvnturicH Tita “VAHT-OF-TIUCKIL”’ Tbe A rate introduced tho coffee plant, very anciently; yet Its larverago was unknown Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ utes by WiMifords Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, Hastings, Mich. COLD IN HEAD HAY C\\ <\ reliable Moditines arc the best VJV\» tofJependupon. Acker’s Blood El­ ixir has been preocritod for years fer all impuritlesoftlieBlood. In every form of Scrof­ ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it is A third interest in the Charlotte Republican has been sold for 85,000. Gives Belief at and Cures CATARRH crrtoKK isuitc in Ceylon. Ask for Cobb’s Pills and take no oth­ ers. 25 cents for 40. im ur phosphate- powder*. Sold only BfliAt fUirxa Pownaa^o^iM Cra Balm Frank M. Cooley, a young former near Niles, has been taken violently Insane, the result of a shock redelv'ed by the running away of his team in July lasL A number of Kalamazoo’s young bucks have organized a lodge of Elks. POWDER Absolutely Pure. «Ihd-lbe : f-rtoeza cents per exi.taCow fra."—Henry �T1Jb mayor stated that the object of the meeting was to see if the council would allow the M. C. R. R. to put in another side-track on tbe south side of the elevator track. By Aid. Waters: Jietofad, That the Common Council of the City of Has­ tings do hereby grant the Michigan Central Railroad Co. the privilege of laying a side-track on the south side of the present side-track in Apple street, commencing at the north-east corner of R. J. Grant's elevator and to run east on Apple street alongside of the pres­ ent side-track to connect with the main track “nst of Creek street Carried, all ayes. On motion council adjourned. Council met In special session Wed­ nesday eve., Sept 16, in pursuance of Section six of the city charter, to declare the result of the special election held in the dty of Hast­ ings on Monday, Sept 13th, 1836, tn re­ gard to water works. The mayor and all of the aidermen present Aids. Besamer, Stebbins and Hogle were appointed tellers. State of Michigan, County of Barry— as. In compliance with section six (6) of the citv charter, we, the Common Council of the City of Hastings, do meet this 15th day of September, A. D. 1886,10 determine by the number ot votes cast at the special election held in the said city of Hastings on Monday, September 13th, 1886. tn regard to the bonding of the said dty of Hastings for thirty thousand dollars for the purpose of supplying the Inhabitants therein with water. The following votes were cast in the several wards as follows: 1st ward— [^) Waterworks, Yes Waterworks, No 64 a Total .......................... 2d ward— Waterworks, Yes Waterworks, No 89 Total 3d ward— Waterworks, Yes Waterworks, No 73 Total 4th ward— Waterworks, Yea Waterworks, No 41 32 water worts m saw citv, m ©omplianee with a vote of the qualified electors of said city at a special election held for that purpose on tbe 18th day of Septem­ ber, A. D. 1886, due notice having been given of the flame. Jietoload, That a committee ot three be and they are hereby {appointed, con­ sisting ot Edgar Y. Hogle, Wm. A. Hams and Wm. D. Bayee, who duty it shall be to negotiate said bonds at the lowest possible rate of interest, not to Reaoivtxi. That the principal of said bonds shall be divided into payments in compliance with the resolution here­ tofore passed, submitting the same to the qualified electors of said city at said special election. Hcsolt>ed, That the action of said committee shall be subject to the ap­ proval of tbe common council of said dty. Aid. Stebbins moved the adoption of the same. Carried all ayes. Uaoived, That a committee of six be and they are hereby appointed, consist­ ing of Wm. H. Stebbins. Archie McCoy, Daniel McNaughton, John M. Bessmer, James W. Bentley and Wallace C. Kriley to be known as the water works committee, whose duty it shall be to in­ vestigate water supply, locate plant, procure the assistance and advice ot a competent hydraulic and sanitary en­ gineer, plans and Bpcdtlcatkms, adver­ tising for bids, and take general super­ vision of the putting in of a system of water works in the city of Hastings, Barry county, Michigan, in compliance with the will of the qualified electors of ot said city, expressed at a special elec­ tion held Sept. 13th. 18M The action ot said committee shall be subject to the approval of tfifl common council of said city. Signed by E. Y. Hogle, chairman fire commitee. x Aid. Hogle moved the adoption of the same. Carried all ayes. CITY ACCOUNTS. D. D. Ford, work on street Mra. Morrill, rent of engine room up to Aug. 28th.............................. 62 50 J. E. Hogle, express charges.... 4 80 C. Weiascrt, telegraph to Ionia and Grand Rapids.......................... The bill of Bentley Bros. A Wilkins of 8103 43 was referred to the finance committee. Adjourned. ‘ f FRANK BTKBBINB, Recorder. Wruduto . \7 Total . Recapitulation­ Total Waterworks, Yes “ Waterworks, No . .. 95 .. 31 126 .279 . 64 Total votes cast...........................373 Signed by John M. Bessmer, Luke Waters. W. A. Hams, Edgar Y. Bogle, Wm. B. Stebbins. Geo. Osborn, D. Mc­ Naughton, Archie McCoy, aidermen of the City or Hastings. C. WE1H8KRT. Mayor. Attest: FRANK STEBBINS, City Recorder. Above declaration accepted and adopted, all ayes. Council adjourned. ANNIVR^SABY. The relatives and frietuu of Rev. L. C. Gealer of Hope, planned aud carried into effect a must successful surprise on the 13 insl., it being the forty-flftL Anniversary of fits marriage. His es­ timable wife has been totally blind for about four years, but about two months ago uuder the treatment of Dr. Lowry, she has recovered her eyesight, which added zest to the occasion. Guests to the number of 65 assembled all onlooker! for on ibe part of the aged couple, bringing a bountiful repast aud numerous and valuable pneants. Rev. C. R. Croeby in a fitly worded apeecli, presented tbe giite to which they both responded as well as they could under the circumstances. Remarks were, made also by Rev. M. Morth land, songs appropriate to Uie occasion sung and a poem comiKwed by Mrs. Jane E. Chan­ dler, was read by Mrs., Fannie Loomis. A poem which we apptend clipped from a newspaper was read by themselves. The following i» a list ot the gifts aud the donors: couch—Moses Seeber and wife, 11. Mosher and wife, O. B.^Gvler and wife. Dr. A. E. Gesler and wife. P. Mowry and wife, Carrie Gealer, Arthur Gealer: hanging lamp—ILL. Armour and wife, F. Bergman and wife, C. Gleason and wife, C. H. Bergman and wife, 8. Dunkley and wife, 8. Owen and wife, W. Fox and wife, H. New­ man aud wife, D A. Bowker and wife. J. H. Valentine and wife.D. Northland and yrffe, 8. Hull and wire, S. H. Dickensou and wife: table cloth and nap kins to match—J. Van wagner and wife. Rev. C. Crosby and wife, & Howe and wife^S. Doud and wife. Geo. Cross and wife: table spread—A. Smith and wife, Mrs. A. B. 8mith. Mrs. A. bbnltz: fruit dish—Rev. M. Northland and wife: honey dish—May Northland: amber fruit dish—Minnie Simpson: pickle dish—Mrs. IL Ward: apron and trim­ ming Mrs Mary Chandler: towels—W. Knestrick and wife: pin cushion, crazy work—Lottie E Bergman: silk hand­ kerchief—Mra Fannie Locimlc celery dish—Lina Northland: pickle dish—11. L. Bergman; of Jri"1"® ware—C.B. Dickinson and wife: chair tidy—Ella Moaner: cheese dish—M. Chandler and wife: card basket—Effie Chandler: lamp mat—Grade Chandler: Edging —Mrs. Abrams: scouring box and milk­ ing stool—G. H. Abrams: Mra Geo. Britemno. fifty cent*. Council met in Tegular session Fri.. day eve., Sept 17th, 1886. Mayor Wfeissert in the chair. Roli called; absent, aids. Hogle and Hains. Minutea of the previous meeting read and approved. Aid. Bessmer introduced a resolution the purport of which was to declare ab­ solute aud operative a resolution con­ cerning tbe ixmding of tha dty for the putting in ot water works, which reso­ lution was not adopted. Aid. Waters offered a resolution ask­ ing ttie written opinion of the city at­ torney relative to the method of proced­ ure to legally raise money to pay inter­ est on water works bonds, and to what property in the city is taxable for the purpose ot maintaining a water supply, which resolution was not adopted. B. B. Wightman, 1 oil can * Mr. Loveland, burnt riothee.... 7 00 C. S. Whitcomb, making ladder. Homer Giddings, St. work............ Jaa. Swin, St. work............................ Hastings Engine and iron works 5 00 St Com. 0 davs and 3 hours 12 60 K Wilkins, SC. work 11 70 Henry Burke, SC wqrif 10 K James? Depeu, St. work 9 45 D. Folan, St work.............................. 4 30 5 70 John Tinkler, St. work David Wolcott, St. work Scid Wiley. SL work.......................... 18 90 Horton and team, St. work Fifleid unp team. St. work 18 90 Jas. Wooton and team, St. work 18 90 Geo. Sweet and team, BL work.. 14 40 Fritz Fredrick, St. work................ 2 7U What maiden In Uic days of yore, Expense for special election held Sept. 13th................................. 106 BO Inflicting Above accounts were allowed and My wife. orders drawn for the same. The finance committee recommended the payment of Mr. Loveland’s account And. by one simple lltfte "yeain full, which was adopted. My wife. Moved and carried that when council adjourns it adjourn to Monday eve., Who did with look almost divine. My soul iu cords of love entwine. the 20th. The city attorney rendered his opin­ My wife. ion averse to the payment of Dr. Tixnmerman's account of 85.00. which was concurred in by the council. My blushing brii'e, and vows were aald, A resolution wan adopted instructing the ordinance committee to draft aa ordinance providing for tbe appoint­ ment of a board of water commissioners. Aid. Baaemer moved tbe reconsidera­ tion of vote on resolution offered bv himself concerning water works, which Special Sales ■Will Be My husband. Has Removed from the old stand to the store Who. If long wakeful night* there be. First Week. Win keep awake tor company? 81 00 16 Iba. granulated sugar Nest, morn moves round my cares among. UI should fret would bold hl* tongue? My husband. 5 S boneless codfish “ 25 5 barn Anti-Washboard soap One word U thoughUea* aald amiss. Who aflks focglvno** with a kb*? 5 Carolina Rice - “ formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat Market. 2 boxes imported sardines Who thought all dunging acene* of life. The bright, the dart, the peace, the strife, Would call me naught but “precious wife. My husband. 26 boxes matches.. 2i 1 lb. Dr. Price’s baking powder.. 40 PAINTS, OILS. 4 boxes axle grease Who when on couch ot suffering UW, With throbbing pulse and aching bead. Best Irving flour, per cwt. 2 00 Finest Japan tea, new crop .40 Who when ot kindred dear, bereft. Water White oil, beat.... Prove Hut iuy dearest friend 1* left? My husband. Books and Stationery, Best Gloss Starch. Qt bottle chow chow And death'* dark walers round me flow, ■Would fain with me o'er Jordan go? My husband. IB l-busbcl baskets K * fc IB ................... .................. With cheerful beartit and Mulling faces. Ctutlng anxious rare away. Second Week. On this anniversary day. TU a time when thought will wander, Backward are Ute's changing way. L> Bee our friend* as In youths morning.'' Domestic sardines, per box Their ijiarkllng eye# undlmmed by sorrow. On their brow no lines of care. While their future joy or sorrow, They would with each other share. Wisely God liad veiled their future. . Only iwpes bright star could lend. Sweet enchantment to their union. With the dream* of youth to blend. Burley God hath wrought In mercy. All the changes of the year. Soda II Best African ginger 16 ing ............................................ .. 5 bars Kirk's Ivory soap 25 Finest Gunpowder tea 60 Bird seed One aweet l*alx> seemed only lent them. Tarried Jnat to claim a share. In their deepest hearts affection. And Uwlr fondest lute and care. When a fondly clieriahed daughter. Whom we only knew to love. Mu*rd to day we trust abe's happy. In that sinless clime al»ortt. Best line of Imjorted ail Domestic Ci® Choice Rio coffee, our own roast­ QL bottle mixed pickles And the eye* oft dimmed with lean. AU save two <4 ten dear children. Alert this annlrenan day. Bringing token* of aflcctlon. Shedding snn ablnc on their way. Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. i 40 Hosford's baking powder Finest Japan tea dust 17 3- lb. box gloss starch 16 Choice baking molasses 4- oz. bottle !*st lemon extract... 80 A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. * Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Registered Pharmacists. Best Grand' Rapids Roller flour, per cwt............................................. And while throe her pareiil*linger. While they the fleali abide, God grant this may be their fortune. Tl»e promised light at eventide. Then wtu*n ckrtlily seen* Imve faded, And the souls bright home appears, TJiird Week. Site.layer raisins.............................. ■Qie k>red at thin and other years LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS 2 20 Royal baking powder ........................ 40 3-Ib. tin pall Wbe’fl axle grease .. K 5 bant Kirk's Sax-on wap 25 W. H. Goodyear & Co, J] A. GOODYEAR & SONS Warner's safe yeast Boom smoking tobacco 13 QL bottle Gerklns ao The Old Reliable Rising Sun stove polish Medium size wash cub Choice New Orleans 12603480 40 molasses new crop............................................ 3 dot clothes pins 3 papers pins................................... SPECIAL flAVORlHt Announce thatifiey have received a full line of tacks - 3 Finest canned lobsters II Coal Stoves, Fourth Week Extract5 1 lb. Grit plug tobacco 80 Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. 1 “ dark flne-cut tobacco .... 1 ** Boom smoking tobacco.. 13 1 • mixed candy .......................... MOST PERFECT MADE Prepared with strict regard to Ferity, Strength, tad BauthfulaeM. Dr. Price * Baking Powder «>auiaa 1 “ best roasted peanuts 10 whole cloves |5 nutmegs 15 M" M“ X- Durham mustard cayenne pepper 1-bu. bag rock salt 2 packages ceraline Best tabic sauce, per bottle •* ^CARD TO THF LADIES. Queen olives, per bottle .... 10 IB 16 2B 1 lb. sweet chocolate All other dealers not proving satisfactory. 3 Finest Rio and Jova coffee. r*sted 20 We roast our own coffee and peanuts. Seley’j Triple Kitracti & Perfons We are always flrat to cat prices. We axe to liUme for all the low prices. We are not loved by our competitors, we know, because our mode of selling city goods on small margins and for Very Low Prices. cash works ruin with the cretin aye. Everything Warranted. Osll tod Examine our Stock. DR. E.H. LATHROP. A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. Messrs. A. Black & Co , Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in We can be depended on tfor freeb We have the brat kind of a rorater Most Complete Stock Call etxxd See Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. 40 25 made. Objected to by Aid. Waters, which objection wm sustained by the mayor. A motion to adjourn was lost. A communioaUon was received from the secretary of Hook and Ladaer Co. No. 1, Stating that Frank Kurts and Sylvester Brooks had been elected mem­ bers of that company, which election wm approved by the council A resolution was People s Drag Store For October And shield me from Impending harm? My bttaband. urania Th. Low Prise Stows. Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. AU work guaranteed firabclass. Prices that no coapetihon can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand, we keep tbe latest and beat deeigua in our work: furnish enimates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that wo are suc««rul. A* we are the only dealers in Barry Count/, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. " e can and do save money to all who buy our work. public for part favors, and aim to merit tbe A. Black & Co. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-09-30.pdf 70f7ab1f878467477a0c09e8fee8348d PDF Text Text The Hastings VOL XXXI. NO. 22. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 30,1886. County News. The llxslings Banner, n-aridtixp rnuMDAYS, at Hastinos, Barry Co.t Micil, WRIGHT, anner WHOLE NO. 1634. him." We are glad to say Mr. Brace 1 here another year. iremains Johnnie Brand stat ter and wife are Chromo—Mrs. Albert Cheney. Chair—Mr. Albert Cheney. Dozen napkins—■Chas. Andrus and spending a few days in Middleville. wife. I Mr. Hazen and wife visited Kalama­ Seeding has been delayed very much i Glass sauce dish—Alvin Vanbrocklin in this section on account of the heavy last week. ** rains. J , , and wife. : zoo Mrs. John Crump is under tl>e Dr.’s Set cut glass ware—Jennie Sweet ii P18 E* I*°Ple of this place will । i care. lister to Rev. J. IL Bowen the follow- iand Mattie Jordan. Lucien Gibbs to making ready to । Glass butter dish—Allred Cheney. lug year. his house. Pickle dish—Warren Wickham and plaster | Mrs. Jno. Moore, of Big Rapids, is If that earthquake and cyclone OQgaja the guest of her husband's relatives in wife. i along to-morrow, as predicted, yon will < Basket of flowers—John Wickham i this probably hear from Prairieville no : Chai Bronson and wife are visiting iand wife. more, so adieu, g .thUM*5* in ^nu,dEaP*d" “d doing Mrs. Jasper Johnson, of Bowne Cen­ tre. was vtolUng at R. Wolcott's yester­ day. ' Nashville, The tine collection of specimens of taxidermy which for some time has YOU । occupied one of the show windows of Goodwin & Co.’s drug store, were disposed of Monday night by lottery bv SVb-VRlpnON RATES UKADIXII their owner, Jim Pill<«un. . J. B. Messimer, has repainted the interior of his place of btuinees. A11VKKT38ING RATES: I UY.Al.KlUi Fred Baker is closing out, prepareOs* ikuwiu |V. }.•».-............. 1100 00 I tory to going west NORTH-EAST HASTINGS. :.vt« > h •ntc fortpeetol position*. i Four corners. Daddy Long was on our streets Sat­ Airs. D. O. Ward left Monday for Many of our farmers have not got D. P. Sprague is putting down a new urday. Kalamazoo, to enjoy a visit with her their < ,\(0B RKINTING. wheat sown yet. well. U!tK M. B. Brooks has put up a windmill parents ; We are thinking that some . of those gjpecial pride Is frit in tho Job PrinUiut Doand friends. Miss Fast is spending a few days on his Sherman street property. 1 Myron Teeple has this week com- demo-greens who are seeking office, , partroet;i ’h-' HaXXSE. Everything In the Another episode, too flltbr to put in menced a nine months term of school will some day return to the good old re­ with Daisy Cotton. (■&•<&» m*; »”d *Hh the latest faces of vun Ettie Wolf, of Maple Cottage, Sunprint, but which will probably be fully publican party. What think you, Mr. jype. th* iru-st approved patterns of machinery4 in the Barnaby district rehearsed in circuit court, occurred in „ E- H- Bisson of this place and David Editor? I am not much of a politician dsyed with friends at the Corners. udectfepetem wortnwa employed, enables tho Elder Grow, of Charlotte, lectured on OX the apparently endless Gregory-Madi­ Ruckle, of Irving, are taking in the :myself, but I do think a man dore not prohibition at the church on Saturday Baxxkk to do arsi-ebus lob work. son muss last week. It terminated in fair at Grand Rapids. know what he is about, when he leaves night last, but to a small crowd on ac­ CAM. a lively scrimmage between Gregory Mrs. Ed. Andrus is staying with her one , party and goes into another just count of the rain. and Madison Wednesday night and re­ parents in Carlton, during her husband’s for the sake of an office. Levi Chase has reahingled his barn. CTOS sulted in their arrest Thursday morn­ absence in Illinois. Mias Matie Demote spent Sunday A. Sprague, of Cedar Like, is spend­ ing. Gregory was fined 810 and costs, Mrs. Eber Moffit returned Tuesday with friends in this vicinity. ing a few days with bis parents and but Madhon was discharged. This, Wesley Stewart lost a cow last week, !?* dBTB- vUlt wllh her brother friends of this vicinity.. however, merely opened the ball, it Mr. M. Newton, of Marshall. Mich. and has another one sick. On Satuaday last the Town line •George Sweet attended the Grand' "dudes" crowed bats with the State seems, us Mrs. Gregory has now caused Minnie Shrader returned Saturday the arrest of both her husband and from a two weeks visit among relatives Rapids fair last week. road “bine-legs,” resulting with a score Mrs. Madison on the charge of adultery. in Caledonia and Grand Rapids. £ N. Baldwin spent Saturday and of 43 to 25 in favor of the “dudefl.” UIAMOXM Neither was able to procure baU, the Mrs. Marvin Yerington of Fillmore Sunday with friends hi Johnstown. Bert Stowell walks on throe legs. former going to the county jail Monday was caHed to Howard City Monday to Mr. and Mra. Leroy Barnum spent Cause—ball playing. night and the Utter the next night. It attend the funeral of a loved brother. Saturday and Sunday at maple cottage. For signs painted and hung to order, is sincerely to be hoped that Mra. Gre­ John Neuman of that place. Mary Ragla is visiting friends in call on some unknown parties of this gory will show more stamina than did Mrs. J. W. Godfrey started last Sat­ Lowell and Ionia. I7:r vicinity. TUOI-IU.K Addie St. John is spending some time Madison, who commenced suit against urday for a four weeks visit with her ALICE. Gregory on a similar charge some time parents and numerous other relatives with her sister. Mrs. John Henkes. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. School closed in the Altoft district ago and dropped it in consideration of and friunds in Eaton county. MAPLE GROVE. optical Gregory's note for 850, which his wife John Teeple will exhibit a number Saturday. Mire Matthews has given TxklB* eflect M*r XXh. ■hqw Mrs. Levi Elliott is quite sick. stole and gave back to her paramour. of:his merino sheep at the Hastings good satisfaction. Henry Spencer, of Whitehall, is viritEvery one is anticipating a good It's a dandv mens, all the way through. fair next week and will no doubt get a OOOM. oootn. Phil. Colgrove, of Hastings, was in number of blue ribbons as usual. ' EMtLatting and \ife are virittime at the fair. Married, at the home of the bride's town Tuesday.' , Mra. Jno. Winans, of Carlton, left at ing/hiB sisters in Chicago. } ’ The new store of Kocher Bros, was this office last Monday one hill of uncle, Robert Inslev, on Wednesday Bert Foster has returned home after VATtoxa. I opened Thursday night of last week. poUtoce of the White Elephant Varie- evening, Sept. 22, Mr. John Olmstead an absence of two years. He spent 1 A farewell reception was given Rev.; ty weighing 10 lbs. Who can beat it? and hues Lillie Thompson, both of most of his time in Florida and Con­ and Mrs. Thoa. Cox hat Friday evening Have you subscribed anything for Hustings, Rev. Hunsberger officiating. at the residence of Simeon Overholt A■ the new railroad yet? Now is the time। About 40 of their friends were present necticut. Guy Loomis and wife, of Bellevue, to 11 CtaBdRaC:1* Lv. large number were present to give the; to take an active part in the matter' to witness the ceremony. After the visited relatives here Saturday and Mtdd'iC^Ue............. young dominie and wife a parting “God and help to raise the amount requiredI nuptial knot had been tied, all sat down Intnjt...... .......... »•■ 3.18 to a bountiful supper to which justice Sunday. speed." H**t:*'|-.............. to secure it. The new M. E. minister’s name is ; .-J The crowd from Nashville who saw. Westcott has sold his farm near■ was done. Their many friends join in Dinette. 1- 16 Edwin Booth phy Hamlet Thursday r ill more to a gentleman from Kansasi wishing them health and prosperity Rev Mrs. Fannie Armstrong and baby, of 1MT 1 evening, at Grand Rapids, also saw the■ and has moved his family to Suafleld,, through lift May earth bloom for BelleVue, are vtolling at D. R. Shades hirtort". ■ midnight train pulling out just as theyf j Eaton coqnty. Mr. W. intends to startL them its sweetest flowers, and may hap­ and other relatives hereabouts. H*ux-. %q>K 4.10 piness follow them whereever they Jvfc«» . .. got down to the depot They got _for Tennessee soon. . home the next morning. Wesley Fox says that when he gets‘ may go. They were left many hand­ AMTBIA., presents as tokens of regard and Mrs. Geo. Frink, of Marshalltown, his ] new saw and planing mill all com- some . Dr. G. E. Fay and wife have returned pleted, it will be one of the best mills ]friendship, of which the following is a Iowa, is visiting at G. A. Truman’s, from visiting friends in Jackson and A voting child of C. E. Roscoe suffer- |in the county. He has the siding on list: 1 Detroit?', Organ and silver knives and forks— ed for about three months with some ,and is now ■putting on a coat of paint. Born, to Mr. and Mra. J. B. Ballou, a FOR to bride. nasal trouble, but is greatly improved Mr. and Mrs. Sflan Finch enjoyed a groom i P1.lohn Lasker to happy. It is a girt Five dollars—Mr. Robert Inriev. since Dr. Barber removed a shoe but­ few days vte t from Miss Mary Thomp­ Deoorated hanging lamp—Fayette son. of Grand Rapids, and Miss Mary ton from its noee last Wednesday, Jonee Sylvester is ride. • Rev. E. H. Dlssette, the new M. E. Ehrkins, of N. Y., this week. The Inriey. 8.18 Gto. S. Tompkins has started his sor­ Dttron........ Colored glass cake stand and cheeee 1143 divine, preached two sermons Sunday former is a sister and the latter a neice Jaek^jc ...... ghum mill. 3.10 plate—Philip Dunbar and wife. Eaton lUinds hat which were listened to with rapt of Finch. John Welcher had a horse drop dead jam Set cut glass ware, 4 pieces—Thomas CrerMteRevs. Augufet Nagler and IL J. attention by Urge congregations. He one dav last week. ...... gives evidence of being an energetic, Floody returned home from conference Evans and wife. E. R- Sylvester and wife visited y.'rx*f-...... Set silver tea spoons— Wm. Fox and Tuesday. Rev. Nagler will preach at Qi'MbE.. .. friends in Allegan county last week. live worker. ,,, , „ Bastix«*. • Mrs. Leslie Revnolda, of Grand Rap­ Sheridan, Mt. Calm county, and Rev. wife. o—- had had aa dance in his new ipkins—Lillie Matthews. W. Seger ........... Half dozen nai ids. who has been spending the sum­ Floody at Olivet, Eaton county, for the am -Isaac Golden and wife, store Wednesday, Sept 2»th. M'l-Urvlllr... Table searf-1__________________ 10.18 mer with her parents here, added a son conference year. ~ri£7r.;n bf nltmtteth Bietwaa eroyttri Linen towel—Mrs. Maina. Freeman Fish and daughter, Mrs. to Leslie's worldly possessions Saturday Martin’s corners. r/wM betWMBBedroom glass and knife und fork «uadkr.; tlrue. Tt.rough cgBCh m hrt wsmmorning. The father spent Sunday Jacob Freeland! enjovod the qxcuraion “Listen to the patter, patter, patter, Gr*a<lULidsluvi betrottoa»U<1avualM. to Petoskey, visiting Charlevoix and tray—Mrs. Olmstead. mwrioxn-Al (irxnl wk*> OU- . with his family. Ot the rain upon the roof." Parlor lamp and butter dtah—Robt rw B Wns Mlebliar. for E. A. Matt toon, of Hastings, was on other points of interest “up north." Philander Miller, formerly of this Muikecr ami point* north. BM artth Gtantt Before returning their Big Rapids rela­ Bechtel and wife. place, visited friends here last week. our streets Monday. Large parlor lamp—Chas, and Addie I ji; 1.1- A- lr. luwa K. B. tor Big & M.-Fowler started for school at Letta Barry is visiting in York state. tives entertained them. Cttjr rad Prtorti-j. Nix V’jk and Facinc RxI IL M. Bates, of Hastings, was in Hall and Myrtle Clark. ir—* tihy AU iiiber train* dally except 8onMiss Diana Payne closed a successful Ann Arbor Tuesday. Pair linen towels and glass cake Freeport Tuesday and was engaged to Mrs. Woodard, living north of the term of school Saturday, with quite in­ P' T.J. BrsiLLoeal Agent. HaMtags. stand — Geo. Sweet and wife. village, died Saturday morning of teach the Freeport school this winter. 0 W Bc<Mt«. O. F. • T. A. Chleago(HEMLOCK AND PINE,) Glass sauce standard—Lewis Matth­ teresting exercises. blood poisoning. Tne f uneral was held He has taught two terms here and was Mra. Minerva Mixer to about moving , ■ Sunday? at the town hall. Elder Holler well liked os a teacher, and will un­ ews. to the city. /• JkU-.n h*»u* t*vn nude In the condition* of doubtedly give good satisfaction this ■ Cut glass cake stand—Nora Matth­ Mra. Allie Mead to still sick. preaching the sermon. a rert.M mortiwse m»i- *n<i executed by ews Jerry Wolcott to home from Grand winter. Hope it will clear off so we can go to Adan, M-h and X.-wry Nlil). htaxrtte.U KoUrt Pair linen towels — Mr. Renkre and Misses Nellie and Myrtle Yarger ex­ Bumsaal J. l»*»ld*on Burn*, and Havld K. the fair. ''^•ter Mowry and wife, of Maple pect to leave to-morrow for Grid, to। wife, and Lizzie Foley. (PINE AND CEDAR,) «•<>.* and I I .:- A HbrMon. on tne sltleeotb Silas Endsley lost a horse a short , Glam water pitcher and pickle l»out— di: <>! Aurtnt. A. D.. !*«. and recorded In tne Grove, started for Europe Thuratay visit their uncles, auhts and cousins, time ago. Oflkr «t the remitter of deed* tor Barry eooBDr. accompanied by Mias 'Anna McFarlin,. Mr. Teeple and wife. last intending to remain until April. Mr. <•.»*. *u the nd1 day of February. A. D.. Half dozen salts—Leone Inriey. North Carlton. Lyman Putnam and family are spend­' of Big Rapids, who has been the gueat; Butter dish—Minnie Teeple. of Mr. Jno. Moore and family the past Ransom Eggerman returned last Sat­ ing the week at HilWaieFifty cents—Wallace Matthews. : ‘.ii smiuai any iiciswt Dr Young and wife and D. C. yrif-! week. urday from Onio. He likes Michigan M t|;r loterrnt mi any day whereon the u Fifty cents — Willie Clary. Quite an exciting game of ball was Hth and wife are spending a couple or taw- o anole payable m therein expreMad.aoa Butter dish and celery dish—Mr. the breL He reports not much wheat played here Friday last between Carl­ vbould die Mine remain untaid »nd In arrt-ar* weeks with friends in the *“\.CKEU sown in that state. . forth. of ibirty day*, then, and nwn ton Center and Freeport nines. Free­ David Haufstetter and wife. Josephine AUerdlng is on the sick tteuT’ nb lit -r the Up*e ot »al<! thirty day*. Tooth-pick holder—Pearl Olmstead.. _port won with a score of 13 to 4. tii“ i-r;:iriuU *>1111 nt flfiri :i hundred dollar* ■ Lamp—Mr. William Baldwin , and^llsL CARLTON. I ..I 5hl!.-..re.«r»cn<d intrrrrt thereon, should ■ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wallace, *SS:S£^ N tbevP'.lontrfMld mortgagees, thotrewattora, Irving. Wo undmtand that O. F. Skinner a daughter, Sept. 13th. Cake pan—Amy Baldwin, i and Maple, a-. ■ tr ..r uwlgrv. bqcutm- and t* due Otis London and wife spent Sunday and F. B. Gaine are going to put up a , Rev. Rowland has been returned to s- i , iv.v.Itatcly thereafter, altMOgh Wash dish—Ira Baldwin. blacksmith shop at the Tamarack !this charge for another year. Ho Is . t'.. -i ’. mttr>: lor th* payment thereof may Floral decorations—Mrs. Dunbar and at Mathias Allerdmg'a schocd htttise before long.' : ; • ili«r> ha- expired And default having John Waiiace went to Freeport Sun' t». • rorment of the. tntcrmtt doe I B^B. Crain, of Nashville, and Wilber ’well-nine. Quite a goodly number are taking in daughter Myrtle. day after a Minnie, but did not get IL th. ... -i I sogurt, A. D. UM.the tetb day I Baker, of Vermontville, were the the , r .s. \ h -m. the iitth flay of Angnat. Try again, John. fair. NORTH BABRT. gueete ot J. B. Carpenter last week. ’ It was reported Friday that there A l^adtl.- t-dh day of August. A. U. Clittie Landon spentbunday at home. t» •. I ! fu- «<ti’e having remained unpaid and A general attendance of the church Mra. Mayetta Carpenter and Mr. D. . were over 60 loads of wheat at the mill. n - .e. !.-r tlir of thirty day* and up­ Mrs. Oviatt has bought the A. Cole going people of this place to conference Castleton. M. Wood went to Saranac this week on -mialn* unpaid, the aforeeaid last week at Hickory Corners. and lot: consideration So,000. {<-. .,t-i of fttleen hundred dollars with a visit, the guests of Chas. Goodwell, house r Too wet for business. Mrs. John Horn returned tast Thurs­ - .rrsar.. • • of interest Jherron. I* new d»E. W. Carr nos taken the contract to Wm. Croft has moved into Lockhart's ■ .red ar-! parable bj* the terms ot aald of that place. day from a three weeks visit with linake the barrels for French Ct Son, of Mra. John Carpenter, Jay Carpenter . log house. -n<rtg»»--I lb tel*now claimed to tw due mother and friends in York State, a and John Strausbaugh were, vtoitlng Ii Middleville, running two shops. Henry Ward has moved to Vermont­ r»— K.l'l JTU’KU' MVIbMI -—-I ville. and gone into the livery business. their aunt Mrs. Mary Barham, of Rut- , The 1st nine crossed bats with the brother coming home with her. Of Evffy Dcneription, ■■■■■•■ •■.-*. I! her at law or in <><piity havtott Visiting at Rev. Morthlund two sla­ 'Rutland nine. Score 32 to S in favor of Rev. N. F. Sheldon will soon move to t>*ra to rrrerer tba moneys efewett land, last week. ters of Mrs Morthland from Indiana, Cedar Creek. 1st nine. They talk eome of competing Hiram Sulrs and his sister Cora, from ■ - »i i mvr:.4.--»r any part fhwwor. . , also a sister from Hillsdale in this state. Frank Rean, of Sebawa, visited his v v t-l:r--h>r>.i-y virtue nt Ute power <tf mm | Clarksville, Ionia Co., Sundayed at Jay for the prize nt the fair this week. ■ -ai »ir,-aid m»rtKi0i and n>v •i.vUite Io . A little to much rain to please the parents the post week. M. Lee is on the sick list, with rheu­ •w:■. a-evn.^lc am! prnnded. notice 1* hereby Carpenter ’s. farmers, consequently wheat not al! Miss Satie Reed commenced to teach Otis Wilcox and wife, from Balti­ matism. firm thxt mi Satuoiav. December 30th, A. I>. the Miner school last Monday, with 22 Report says that we are to'have a I*-* r. iOii clwklnthe forenoon we ahaB *•« more, spent Sunday and Monday with ^Mrs. Piper, who has been suffering M rd.ilc aneUon to the htabeU bidder nt the gang of Swedes on this section of. the scholars. north Iroot door <rf the court house. In the eity G. T. Daniels. from a stroke of paralysis, is slowly L. Gardner’s baby is seriously rick. Geo. Stacy starts this week for I thi- railroad. ____________________ ' ' Hmui^i. B»m .county, Jdlchlxan. (that c&, Gratiot Co., where he is engaged in tei-i'br idarcof Itoldlng tne eirewt won iw re<Next S&bath will be the closing day Hastings Township. MORQO-THORN APPLE Barm .-oiihj)', the pn-mlw* dMeribed in Mid making apple jelly. Tt,- relatives and friends of Mr. and o f the Sabbath school at the Learn of Died, on Tuesday, the 21st, the in­ Oxro Shetterly and bto two sisters M??G«MVhl* e£“of Hastings Town- 5Chcx>l house Why not continue it fant child of C. Waldorff. HrrrlceeKidBeUiMtMRlvdi •“ ‘P Gntcieand Bertha, spent last week with . .......... ..-.nr rate 01 cirui j-cr cvu»•— Dinned aud carried into effect a three months longer. Mr. Shurman, ot Morgan, who had iiom.di*1 and u»|«dd on Mtch inortxaxe. and all their uncle and aunt Mr. Watson Moplication. 8 PJ V.!22mful surprise on the 18th We understand that there is being been taken to the county house for I'sui t-*d* <.t tala forvclixure, to«etbrr with an au-n.-y fe* of twenty tlvi dollars, m provided and wife. it^SngUt® thirtv-third anniver- organized a temperance i**1*®*1**?™ BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Kibbin Lew says Shell has got a boss horse ln~ IVthAUmarrtagA Gueets to the creek. We wish you success, as you support, died on Saturday last, aged 85 for In •aid niortmute; aald premise* being ucureex. tv c w*ou jvm■— jou• Tilled in said inortgaire M follow*: to box with but it don’t do It fair. “n ^^JXt^ali unlooked for on w ri need to years. All tlu>« piece*or parcel* of land lytnit and will need to to be be steadfast steadfast workers workers to The wet weather is the cause of a Jud went to Germany last Sunday. ti-im -it.iaie in the township ot YaakeoMpry^, o'V^oArt of the happy couple, bringing compete with the Ilarri Hard Cider Bimd. great many rotten potatoes. John Eggerman returned to Ohio in 1 • - ouniy ot Barry, and State ot Michigan. 1 i'bSmtllul renast and and ,why Why ndt-compel these venders of hard Wheat stacks that are not threshed r”P““ ??.,numerous ”k“'AroB.rbir mu il-.iertlx-d as follow* to wit: The poctn cider to pay license; perhaps there U«we»k. ballot •K«1tli exit quarter and one acre in are looking pretty green. Last Sunday was the last day of Sun­ '•I aw- form In the north cast corner ot Ute would be fewer heart broken wivesand day school at the Darby school house. , to rtiin ‘i- uh ?alt nt south east quarter, all on section “I |mbthere. Our young men would be of The fair opens in l ootalng style, t rtern, |i: town three north of range ten wert, i Preaching next Sabbath evening at with a record ot 1,900 entrire and 450 a better class, would be able to go to a • : liibtv-one acre*, more oele*s, marks were made by Jacob uceii. a ( , the Carlton Centre school house. . place of amusement and come home membership tickets the first day. The IHaitlnirs, Mich-Sept, BMt. ; Cyrus Solomon, of Ohio, is a gueet ofI BOBtfRTBtntMB. _a I display in every department will equal, sober. : G. T. Daniels this week. Mr. ifolomon .1 IIAVII»OX BLRXS. xnd there now ctoim*i wncuuv if not surpass, that of any former year. l»AVll> K COOK. The weather promises to be favorable. ) thinks of locating here. rHlLOA-SHBLDOir. Judson Carpenter last week in two 1 “SMoXto the UM of «in.^ C. D. Prichard went back to Ann In the free for all trot Tuesday, Frank days made 83.50. Jud says that to bet­ Hooker, owned by I. Hanna, took first ter than pitching quoits all day and get th* donors: and wife, Ed. Ao2L Prichard is plastering htohoiw. two heals, and J. J. Fuller's black mare p»H RELIABLE INSURANCE the last three, winning the rare. The J. 8. Caswell has got a new barn and nothing. Threshers are mean enough to do second nine of this city downed the a new team and buggy. . „ h moat anything but they are not mean Ed Prichard has ^returned from the Quimby dub 17 to 3, and the Irving enough to eat with silver kinves and north where he has Ix-en slaughtering nine scooped the first nme. who lacked forks, when they can’t get them. ?be deer He did not bring home any­ their regular pitcher, by the score of 14 Carlton Center needs a livery stable., to 13. An unpleasant controversy so the boy's horses won't have to stand thing anybody can see. l utac Weeks' abort horned cow has a marred the pleasure of the latter conInwnuuje and Real Estate Agent, at Home K. tret. To-day Hastings second nine and out in the cold. XerlnV store. flue pair of heifer calves. ________________ UNCLE TOM. the Irvings will cross bats to dorido While John Pierce was riding on the , '.'man. M1CHIOAX th-ATB lAXD OrFICK ». roach of his wagon, it broke and threw which shall have first money. FREEPORT. lAU»ing, Sept. 3D, 11*. 1 him off, splintering the bonea of hia leg. Notice Is hereby«1ren.that the following de­ From til* to Herald. DIRO. Born Mr. and Mrs. S AUerdlng, sert H-d 1-rtraary School Land, situate lu JBany ''•..forfeited for non-payment of inter**. wfU be loA-od by to*.,uc“ n-rtdwl or tn **>'’ *" , WkkCarlton, Sept. 22d, a son. ont'red for salt- at public auction at this oRtoe Mr. H. Potter and wife, of Cleveland, Ratal ralnll nU»!!l J*® IlfiJS; ••n the nth day of Korember. A. D. ISRS. at are visiting R- Wolcott and family. 1 boiler UlM>—lKob Odril M><1 •• ’ ■••'-k a. M.. unieu prevtoualy redeemed ac­ The M. B. ralpU »“ Mr. John Flat and wife, of Big Rap­ cording to law. morning by Bev. Gillart Draper, wno MINOR 8. tOWngX, _ ids, are visiting relatives In Carlton. - - - —the words The railroad surveyors are workingT?’Wolcott. weak thia ride of Woodland Center to■­ AMOXU MARSHALL!*. COOK. e KAY & co. 140 It Woodward Avenue 1 and 3 Campus , Martius Opposite City Hall, Falls (Route. DETROIT, MICH. 3 BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS 1 Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING Sash, Doors aai Bis, Cornice Mouldings, .4 Inside Finisli & Band Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Jno. M„ Nevins, “XTMl-a-S day- U �1KHES0TA the (Mot MAKE THEIR SELECTION OFFICIAL PLACES. . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ever shown in the County. ^ttoually extrttog an “[ bloody matter dt.gurti»8 almost Intolerable to cwlnre. It it Impossible to fully dvscril* my suffering*, as the case was eunipbcaud with Chronle Catarrii. After three years of ml«n'. having been treated Vy .. .__r ot,. wnrsc tiian ever. PARLIAMENT PROROGUED rinaur, cu ——------------ -­ Huntley, druggist.of Lockport, I was Induced to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. And now, after haung taken twelve bottle., within th. tart tweiremimthathererotol.^rtj^^ hours. Thia *■» objected to by McGill's people, but Gilauui’ii friends won, and the Nrw TonT^t- ballot McGill was nominated, recsiving 1W ronreattob at An immense line of Men's, Youths’, Bora’ and Overcoats from $2 to |2s. - “ren s .... . - . Fine Camels' Hair " . * Fancy *' Also a fine line of plain and fancy underwear from journed. The ticket was completed as fol,knrs: Governor. A. R. McGill: lieutenant . i Furnishing Goods—Bargains in Underwear. Good White and Colored Underwear, All Wool Scarlet labor unions at Clarendon ball Tliurwlny ‘ . . . ' - - . Bq Ue -Site - 75c We have the latest novelties in Neckware, Collars CnS H’dkereh’fs. Cardigan jackets of ail grades from 75c t0 j-S this cure system which permits monopolist* to de Men’s Suits from 83 to 822. Boys' Suite firom $2.25 to $15 Children’s Suite from $1 25 to $9 ley, druggist, of Lockport, K. Y.. who calls tbs cure a rletory tor flood's Sarsaparilla. Send f er book giving stat emt n U ot many cure a HATS AND CAPS.^fe^SSft-1 ■*««*>- 1 Call and examine our line of Trunks and Satchels before butina E. W. MORRILL & CO., Hood’s Sarsaparilla “One' Price Clothiers.” < only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lowell, Masa, JOO Boat* One Dollar. Ing of the city with tbo money collected by on It favors laws |irohiblting nulrocuf companies from furnishing p legislators; the twtablishnwat tJUKXN VICTORIA. pkiyment of children under 12 from working The opening sentencre deal with foreign re­ lations winch ber majrety says continue friendly with all the ]K>*qra. In reference A Playwright's Insane Delusions. Sxw York, Sept. 21—In applying for a writ do lunatico to inquire into th- msdlcnl condition of Bartley Campbell, ths play- A Severe Case of Acute Rheum­ atism, which Baffled one of our Most Skillful Physicians, Cured in Three Weeks. TJAMP WEATHE1 Makes the people think of keeping the feet dry. In this connection lucinaUons. The Rises to remark that he has a line Stock of Nichols, of Bloom­ ingdale asylum, ■ays tliat Campbell Uablafa Men’s Hand Made Shoes, Men’s Hand Made Boots, civil.wrice reform. McGill, the succssKful ididate, was born Crawford county, imsylvania, Feb. Misses and Women's Hand on of the Afghan frontier within a few mUasofthe Sewed and Turned Shoes. lucky where ha taught war broke out in 1881. ini nation by direct negotiations with Ruma of that portion at the frontier which has not Uou of acta of pardamant dealing with the Capt. Spanl's company, Ninth regiment Min Great Britain, the welfare of their colonial and Indian fellow subjects. She is con- The Celebrated^Blocher Boots, lebribcs. Ho scwneUnwa says that Oliver Washington Crrr, Sept. 97.—Projotals and specifications for building the new crciaers were issued by the nary department Cwc h ago, and a* yet tbr.rc are no indications that ship-builders intend to j rut in bids for constructing them. In some quaiters it is hinted that the ship-buiklers of the country • R. TIMMERMAN, s HomuBpathic Physician A Surgeon, (First door eart of Holloways'drug store.) damage in Washington and adjoining route rain, wind and lightning burst over this city at 7 o'clock Thursday morning. The light- POLITICS IN TENNESSEE. flam<w quickly spread to MVeral adjoining tanks containing about 2,400 barrels of oil. train and talked pleasantly together. jsuiying tile ntorrn. bad a terrifying effc ct U|xin the jKTpiu Explosions occurred ut frequent Intervals, adding to tbo excitement. Bob About 1 o'clock lightning struck and set going into one Uie bent Demo­ tic counties in estate." A If smiled and remark­ ed: “I like to talk to Deniocraia end tell tl folllen. H. LANDIS, M. D, . Phrsican and Surgeon, Woodland. Ml^h. F A DAY OF CONFLAGRATIONS. Brothers. Nxw York, Sept. 23.—A special to tbs Herald from Fayetteville, Term., says: Thu Taylor brothers came to this town Thureday, • HR. Wm. JONES, V All work promptly attended to. no bad feeling. The horatsnen in the “Our Bob'" or "Hurrah for AlfP to a dtocuauon of tha Blair bill. There to the property already described, and will prolmbly not exceed 985,00*1 I-"!reman Gus Miller was struck by lightning while bolding the nozzle and his right arm ROLLER MILL And other marked improvements will be made in a WELTON at Wert Betlcrtey Thursday two Chinamm were killed. The material exploded consisted at 100 juxinds of gun-cotton and nitro-glycar-; ine, at tbs Giant Powder company's works. The buildings were liut slightly damaged ~ta »<*nl for the Oh|6 Farmer*. Insunaee Co. Ho writes policies ou a inan't property against -‘7Kbr5r’.'.ll*11?ln« ” w,od: «inst Bean's U. by death aud accident. QOOK A SHELDON, England, took first prise; Prince, of Wash­ County. ington, second; Woodside, of Minneapolis, E. KEN ASTON, third. Time, 9:10 3-5, beating the record by • Attorney at Law, (Over J. S. Goodrear* Oo.’« store.) PncUce* in all couru of tbo Btate. OuUfeUons prompUy attending to. iNDiasarous, Ind., Sept 24.-The jury hi fOHN CABVETH, plaintiff for 114,000 The case involve fraud and conspiracy, and many firms of clothiers are interest «1. tire well* known as Bowman's, Hoimre', Mc­ Lain’s. Hogla No. 2 and Bbockey » had lx»n net on fire by lightning and wm< burning. Meanwhile rain eontinmxl to fall all day in sjyngn^ew—*>*■■» taae.sieie MM maaatr thorough usd ..SlMtlAUhM SseS ter oer eurelsr sa ISU trosMNSM tfsM-asi Ttjvw I lS5.T«o*a Props.. Crsncv Rapids, Mich. Hastings this season. Attorney at Law, ___ _________ Middleville, Mich. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the puls lie with everything in Uie line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. . The Hull Gasoline Stoves. IfARTIN V. BARKER, Reul Estate, Insurance and Loans. Offloewith J.Q. Run^aaAMton. 1 doon north This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and sect hem. Hpoclal attention giver, to making exchange* „ , cnicaop, Sept. a. On the board of trade to-day ths quotations 01 Pf”Pcrty- T1‘o Interests of non-resident were as follows: Wheat—No. 2 September, opened Trtqc. closed nominal; October, opened TBtto, clewed Tiftc, November, opened TBto. closed TSH-Kc bld. Corn-No. t Septem­ ber, opened 3fc nominal, clewed SUfr-; October, (FMAPPEN A Van ARMAN, opened 3714c. closed 87c; November, opened V Lawyers. At Very Low Figures. 1 also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Remember the place, and yours respectfully, da thusiaani manifart- ■KHUN CATARRH RE I \ Denttat. A The gas-works were saved with difficulty. The blazing oil ran in all directions, threaten­ ing a general conflagration. The railroad bridge caught fire severe] times, but by great G. G. SPAULDING. Calls in town or country promptly attended. Office hours-* to 10 a. m. and 1 to a p. m. W account of pulmonary troubles. In 1*>4 and 16C5 Mr. McGill edited and published The Austin. In ItfTS be was appointed Insurance canimisdoner by Governor Austin, reap­ pointed by Governor C. K. DavL in 1873, and bos iInce been three times reappointed, still holding the position. W. L0WR1-, M. D., Physician; Surgeon and Oculist. G The best and the cheapest made for farmer’s wear. In fine shoes our stock cannot be excelled. H. R. Howard & Co.’s, Fuller i Child’s, Lamkin & Forster, and other makes. We fear no competition in goods or prices. THE MARKETS. (Over Hastings National Bank.) tobsr, opsned S5Vvu dosed SSHc; November, opened closed 3W*c bid. l*ork-Soptem- The Repuli- WILLIAM B. 8WEEZEY, Attorney ’ ’ At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Practices tn all courts of the stale. ’ WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, ■’urtic®of Colleetions a specialty. Sc decline: light grede*. 88.«&4AU: rough packing. J8.71ft4.83; heavy packing and ahlpptag Iota. JLMffi4A the rapidly rising tide flooded the low-lying __ __________ Ed. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries Pe,bc® Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. r M. B. GILLASPIE. J[A11Y C. COBB, Kgja-Btrictly freih. UBiftlto par dk. Poultry- Spring chickens and hens. Ttofc: spring ducks. old ducks. 7®7«c; yoailg turkeys, Wffillc. Potato^-Early r<Z?naa£ New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! ~——- The official headquarters for these goods is at the store of FMHIOirAJLX DRTSS11AXHR Th» Latest Styles Always Supplied. A Wwi> ,o ana Ftttiuj/. Patterns Cut to order. j.adavib. B. S. x h- JOWWO*. M- W- M-. No. 2 mixed O-tobsr. 81Hc. Rye-Dull and' nomlnaL Bariey-Very quiet, unchanged. Pork-Mulct; new mesa, KLMffillAO. LsnlOctobsr. lano asked; Novsafber. fs.42 asked. I will meet any competition in prices. I am glad to take butter, eggs and fanners’ produce m exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market pnee. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. that place Thursday mgbt about 11 o'clock. I »«k a share of your trade, and if honest good, low poo* and courteous attention are inducements, I shall deserve your trade. Respectfully, *•*■£* a ihmrtoctadaoarda* wtofcfa MiR-wk pMIU-, wmw.co. p. S.—Smoke the A. D. C. cigar. ��= The Hastings Banner. nave tn 10 pv canL. but 1 babavein SO pw cent, tariff, and aa mueh more aa Republican Nominations. MFor State Troa-iurrr. GEORGE L. WALTZ, ot Auditor Geuoral-HENRY H. APLIN, of BVor Attorney Gcnrral-MOSES TAGGART, O'DONNELL For EeprwwuUt RY M. ROGERS. LegUbUure-JER- For Shf-rft!—BAKER BHRINER. ^For^ Begfirtw ot Do»d»-KAI.ZEY B.IR1CH- Far Proaocutlng Attorney-PHIUP T. COL­ ... .. E. KENASTON. HA1 For Coroner*—JOI dOMra-AfiONZO L HENDRICK. NEVINS. A. U BDITOBIAX NOTES. A fusion of two parties so diametri­ cally opposed as the democratic, and greenback certainly are if tested by party history, traditions or platforms, is dishonorable toTioth, and disastrous to the weaker. The dishonorable fea­ tures of fusion, such as the surrender of principles, for the sake of office, are . . too apparent for even, mention. It partakes of the nature of a union for plunder by the tiger and the brer. One t»« ‘ who would see such a fusion as this * last would know that in the red, when there was none else to devour, bruin would find lodgement in the tiger's stomach. None who witness the disin­ tegration of the greenback forces now going on can doubt for a moment that , in the near future there will be no *• greenback party. It will be the democ­ racy. Even the name of the greenback party will disappear. It will go down in history as a ‘party wrecked by the duplicity, deception and greed of its al­ fj* was produced in thia coun- 1O.0U0.000 tons Ofsted raita, and 1WJOO.quire. I believe in a tariff on every­ 000 tons ot ingot and otter steeL If the thing, raw material included. The only cost of thatbe averaged it will be found to be about K0 a ton. We start­ raw material is that covered up in ed at a very high price and kept decreas­ mother earth, and from the time it Is ing, so that the average was about >50. touched with a pick until it is made Therefore that product sold in this country for >500)300.000, and the 15,­ into that (holding up his pocket-knife) 000,000 tons of ingot and other steel, at it needs protection, because it la all la­ the same price, sold for 8750,000,000. so bor.’’ In the face of this the fusion that the steel product from July, 1870. party of Michigan adopted two free to July, 1886, amounted at the selling price in tola country to >1^50,(K’0^00. trade platforms, and nominated the What did labor get out of that? most red-hot free trader in the state for They say that these steel manufactur­ governor, besides filling their ticket full ers made a great sum. No doubt they of lawyers as another slap in the face did. They went into an experimentwhich took enormous capital, and they of the workingman's associations which had to make a great plant Put it at have declared against lawyers as nom­ the verv outside and they made for inees for ejicc. It is little wonder themselves >250.000,000- They left there­ Benjamin Fox, a Knight of Labor of fore, >1,000,000.00) to be distributed to the strong arms and brawny hands of Bay City, predicted that the fusion the skilled labor which made that steel. ticket would be defeated by a large ma­ [Tremendous applause.) Was ft not jority, and gave as his reason that the better to have that steel made here and workings on could not support it— keep that >l^)00D00at.homey [Voices, -yen, yes.” and applause.) And the Lansing Republican. qthyr 8250,0001)00, too? We never For years the democratic party has Wjuld have bought that 25,000,000 tons Kateel at >50 ifEngland had been left acted upon the assumption that it own­ Iwluf the monopoly of this market. as ed the Irish vote. It has never done bM had when that high duty was put anything to aid the Irish in or out of on. 'She never would have reduced the price. It was competition in this coun­ America; but thgt has made no differ­ try that did it. So that only was ence, it has claimed to hold the Irish­ >1.000.000jXJO paid out to the tabor of man's vote. It has recognized them the country: but the railroads ot the on Its tickets only as it has been com­ country got their steel rails vastly cheaper than they ever could have got pelled to do bo by their numeral them If they had been left dependent strength. Intelligent Irishmen are be­ on England. If that policy dore not ginning to see this and to repudiate its vindicate itself, then It is impossible pretended friend. To-day there are that any industrial policy can vindicate itself. It has enabled the United States thousands of Irish republicans, and to have a larger mllleage to-day than their number is being cohstantly agu- all the rest or the woFld together. mented by those who see that the only It could not have been doflMpcept tor use the democracy has for the Irish is a protective tariff. The rfitlfnata cause lay in that 828 of duty. That brought to get their volts. Besides this, the the money from the pockets of captUIrish know that free trade has operated ists that started the energy and enter­ to ruin the once famous Industries ot prise of the inventor, quickened the Erin, Following the protective tariff arm of labor, and led to results that have been the surprise and admiration ideas of Davitt and others, they pro­ of the world." (Cheers.) pose to discountenance the free trade heresy by aliasing themselves with the Grand RapkU, Sept. sxh. IMS. only party that fights for American EDITOR BANNER: Western Michigan Agricultural and Industries, better prices for labor, bet­ Industrial fair this week. The manage­ ter home markets for the fanner. ment is in careful hands and the out­ look favorable for the most successful Candidate Yaple, in accepting, the fair ever held In this city. fusion nomination for governor said: Two weeks ago Grand Rapids enjoy­ "There is no difference bHween the ed a pleasant trip over the new road to democratic and greenback ftalps” This Saginaw and were royally entertained the citizens of that place. Return­ will be news to most greenCabkers and by ing the call last week, IJOO Saginsws democrats. The former has always took the Valley City and with their insisted that the democratic party in newly acquired friends visited all places principles, history and traditions has of interest, and at a late hour returned home fully realizing that the folks of always been opposed to greenback this valley can banquet and entertain doctrine. Candidate Yapie probably their friends in a very hospitable man­ meant that when it comes to a disgrace­ ner. A practical joke was a telegram ful scramble for office, there is no dif­ from a Saginaw professor, saying both nomineesfor governor would accompa­ ference between the leaders of the ny the party. Gen. Inals secured a hack democratic and greenback parties, and and went to the depot to learn only that neither propose to let principles, that two small donkeys, one wearing a honor or party interfere with their lit­ blanket bearing the name Yapie, the other Luce were the representatives of tle dicker to get a good location at the the would be chief officers of the state. feed trough. Edwin Booth in his unrivalled “Ham­ let" will play in this city Thursday If free trade is such a great panacea night First floor tickets >2.00. In the eastern part of the city can be for all evils of the body politic, Bel­ leged leaders. When a political party reaches so low an ebb that it is used as a jockey usre an asthmatic horse, for what it will bring in a trade or dicker, it is nearing the time when the funeral dirge will be sung over ita grave. Can the orator on that occasion have affron’ tery enough to say one word in com­ mendation of its latter days? Not a word of that character can be truthful­ ly utter. He can speak of the party’s .early history with a degree of pride. gium ought to be a happy country. “‘However much we may take exception But it isn’t. We think the weekly ’ ‘ to the principles of the greenback party wages of laborers are low enough In in its early days when it had principles, this country, and they are. But in Bel­ we cannot deny the honrety of its noble gium, the laborer gets but from to}* founder, Peter Cooper, nor ot the thous­ the pay of his American brother, and ands who followed where he would works many more hours. No wonder Mhd them. But in these tatter days they have labor troubles and violence when the party is a simple stock in beside which the anarchist u prising in trade, which is sold for a few tat offices Chicago pales into insignificance.. Bel­ for its leaders, it is certainly unfit for gium: has free trade, and enough of it. t* the.political home of any honest, self­ If it only had BUI Morrison its fate respecting man. Its days are numl>erwould be sealed. ed. The democracy has everything to The republican congressional conven­ gain by a fusion. So far as political honor is concerned it dore not care. It tion for first district nominated Henry never made anv pretentions in that di­ A. Robinson. Mr. R. had previouslyrection. It will hold its own and gain received the nomination at the Labor the greenback strength, or so much of convention. He is a true friend of the this last as can be induced to follow laboring men, pledged to their interests and unqualifiedly endorsee the resolu­ their designing office-seeking leaders. tions passed by the republican conven­ The efforts of demagogues to hood­ tion favoring such revision of the tariff wink the laboring men into voting for as wiU best protect the interests of the the party that supports free trade is laboring masses. . evidently not meeting with the success Hon. Seth C. Moffatt was unanlits projectors hoped for. There are brilliant1 minds connected with the or­ miously renominated for congress • in ganization of the Knights of Labor, the 11th district That Mr. Moffatt: • and while they are morally certain that will be elected bv a rousing majority is there does not exist such equipoise be­ a foregone conclusion. Adventists. Already one hundred largo family tents have been pitched and many large sized paviUlons for meet­ ings. The camp meeting is expected to be the largest ever held by that denom­ ination. Next week everything will be in readiness for the large crowds ex­ pected to assemble. Lansing will soon be the guest of Grand Rapids. The new railroad you know. Three weeks will decide the owner­ ship of Redmond’s opera house. Of the 65,1)00 tickets, 43,000 have l>een drawn from the wheel of fortune. The Morton house will build another story. When completed the house will stand five stories above ground. DeMolta Commandry No. 5 Knights Templar left therity yesterday afternoon-lo attend the triennial conclave of that order at St Louis, Mo. , The new theatre on Canal street will open in a few days, and will be an elab­ orate and permanent place. Twenty-four divisions of the uni­ formed rank K. of P. and 64 of the unumformed will attend the Michigan encampment here October 19 J.EBEiffiBtCO.’Slr Ai I «jn not going to keep Special Sales For October Will Be: In stock, I offer my entire stock of Men’s Bov«' and Children’s } First Week. •1 00 15 lbs. granulated sugar 5 boneless codfish “ 25 5 bars Anti-Washboard soap 6 “ Carolina Rice “ That the Bus! solution will be equit­ able is a foregone conclusion. Labor cannot fail to bear in mind that de­ pression tn labor mart has In every instance Iteen aimultarecous with threat­ ened tariff tinkering by ths democrats it is hard to see how the laboring man can support at the poHsaach rampant more toral*> that England was beg?—*— *- — steel rails. Some of our anxious to get them, paid at the 1_-------- ----------- „ hind £22 gold coin, or >110 per ton. When they added the duties, the first steel rails that were laid in this coun­ try on an average cost about >160 to >170 per ton. They went on until. 1870. The manufacturers of this country then said to the government: “If you will give us a protective duty we can make steel rails in this country." Against a united protest M the free trade dement coagr«w imposed a duly of 82-8 per ton in gold on steel rails. I had the honor of sharing in the legislation. What was the result ? In fifteen years from that date the manufacturers of the United BtatM had turned out IO/WJ.IOj The assortment is good and those comii^t-arlv win sh. some excellent bargains. I shall continue to keep a good lin. of single Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats, 2 boxes imported sardines 28 boxes matches 40 1 lb. Dr. Price’s baking powder.. 4 bdxesaxle grease 2 00 ’ 40 Bret Irving flour, per cwt Which will be sold at prices to suit the times. Shall co. mence receiving Fall and Winter Stock of. Goods this and invite an inspection of goods and prices. ’ Prairieville Sept 20,1886. Finest Japan tea. new crop ZMZ. J. GOSS. 12M Water White oil, beat Best Gloss Starch................................. SO QL bottle chow chow 1-bushel baskets M fc - 15 New Grocery Firm! 15. .............................. Second Week. Hosford’s baking powder The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. Domestic sanllnre, per box** 5 Soda............................................ Pieston in the firm of Preeton & Cook, will continue the busi­ 15 Byst African ginger ness at the old stand under the firm name of Choice Rio coffee, our own roast­ ing ........................ ................................ 16 HOGLE & COOK. 5 ban Kirk’s Ivory soap Finest Gunpowder tea SO QL bottle mixed pickles so Bird seed We will do all in our power to hold the trade already estab Finest Japan tea dust 3- lb. box gloea starch 1® Choice baking molasses so 4- ai. bottle best lemon extract... 20 lished and largely increase the nnmber of custodiers by sell­ ing good goods at a small margin. Best Grand Rapids Boiler flour. Come and See TJs. per cwt.................................................... HOGLE & COOK, Third Week. 21ba. taytr retains . •& Central Houle Block. Royal baking powder 3-lb. tin pall Wise's axle grease .. J SHALL REMOVE 5 ban Kirk’s Savon soap Warner’s safe yeast Boom smoking tobacco Qt. bottle Gerklns.... Rising Sun stove polish ........ Medium size wash tub............ Choice New Orleans 40 45 3 dot clothes pins 8 papers pins.................................. tacks 5 Finest canned lobsters 15 3 “ To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct, and will have a complete stock of molasses new crop Fourth Week. ( » Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids prices. 1 lb. Grit plug tobacco............ ........... 1 " dark fine-cut tobacco Boom smoking tobacco 13 mixed candy 8 The new d!y ball still drags along— no perceptible growth of the structure. beet roasted prenuts 10 And now a new company have begun whole cloves to lay miles of new pipe to partially 15 supply belter water. 15 1 aple talked to a good sized audiaice M' nutmegs here Saturday night. Hta speech w hen K Durham mustard 10 be was nominated made a good impres­ tween capital and- labor as to Insure to The Hon. James G. Blaine's speech at sion on his bearers. In his last speech % cayenne pepper 15 the toller in all cases the just renumer­ Farmington, Maine, on the 8tb instant, he talked much about Cleveland, labor ation for hta expenditure of brain pow­ had a reference to the protective policy and protection. Hta hobby the free 1-bu. bag rock salt 40 er and muscle, yet these men are as which is well worth the careful study trade hung heavily laden with “cheet- 2 packages cerallne equaMr certain that the fault does not of every working man in America. Duta" He said: “The palpable issue is wheth­ Bret table sauce, per bottle WOLVERJN^ "lie entirely (or in a great part) with the 15 er we shall vote to sustain the protect­ existing .tariff. Among the tabor or­ ive tariff now in force or vote to reduce “ Queen olives, per bottle .... Jzttara Mtartraed to tbc foilowl nt pnraont rt<25 ganizations there is a strong sentiment it nod put it in the direction of ultimate e.,„ 1 lb. sweet chocalate 30 that while the tariff duties should in free trade in the country. There are few things leas interesting than to go Finest Rio iuid Jova coffee, rii.-ted many instances be revised and equalSO through an entire tariff and discuss tasd. the antagonism between tabor and item by item. Therefore I shall ask capital eclats only in the porportion your attention to a single article. In Troul. W. X. Kidder, We roast our own coffee and peanuts. rows. Lenora Louden. J, that labor re iDsuffclently organized to 1W9 there were about 38.000 miles of railroad in the United States. Not long w. K. F0WKR8, p. M. We can be depended on for fresh successfully demand justice al the before there had come the intelligence hands of capital The tabor problem Is of gigantic proportionsand Its solution effects the weal or woe of all ctareea. AT COST! foods. . We have the best kind of a rovyrty made. We are always first to cut prices. Come in and See TJS And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of 1EA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with We are to blame fur all the low prices. 1 We Are not loved by our competitors, food, on small martins and for spot cash works ruin with tbs credit ay*. Everything Warranted. iiMni each pound for cash. Tickets good in '-’oc lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. Try Our Tea! niiL Hams & VaaArman. �The Hastings Banner. rHCBMDAY.BEFT. JO. IM. "toe.? Advertising Rstea: U.S? U,e M- E- church last PERSONAL MENTION. .W1U <*oabtl«a preach next Sabbath morning and evening ^^Mrs. C. K. Fairchild is quite seriously Ladies, don’t forget to call on Mrs. Feighner and Miss Kuhlman the feraou street dress makers and milliners. Arthur Hall returned to Ann Arbor Monday, ■ W1U 1x1 ft °°ncert at the Star school house next Saturday night. admission tee of 10 cente will& chnrg E Willison has lenneasee. Banner man is under obliga­ tions to Dr, Josiah Turner for sample? yams BWftct potatowf Jf ld.‘stu™°yK“'”!’,“1“ Gr*“1 returned from jJjMCerrteiadn.m he. rrtnnwl to Lw' __ _________________ the Dr. s own raising, pctoMoSS.^ rM“n‘'dto AM*- Minnehaha ishere-not the laugh­ ing maiden—but the new and elegant yiSlTOBS TO THE FAIR 80111 “ aSd’fipS11'1 ** to Dr­ °W““- ™ fatete, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverwreai^ Musical Goods. for Sprctaclw tree of tbirfir JOHN BE8SMER, Jeweler and Optician. HvUnz*. W'1*- ><Mr 8. Gfwael was at Chicago a por­ tion of the past week. Cau, at Dr. Lathrop’s Drug Store and inquire for “Mary Anderaon.” i? you want a delightful perfume. There is none so fine in the city. Miss Jtwie Sage has returned from a protracted visit in Ohio. Monday evening a meeting of the business men of th& city was held and the preliminary stew taken for organis­ ing a business mcnTs association. . WUhe Moore has entered the medical department of the Michigan university. ribbon from th* btate fair, but ribbon or no, vou will find me or the boys ready to'walt on you during fair Week. W. H. Schantz. ipEACHERS Wiil find 9 large assortment of Dickie clocks, and at price® cheap­ er than ever at ‘ McOmlier’s, the Jeweler. 1'rp'idrixtg by an experienced and competent workman. ___ rj-.HK WITTY county from having the largest anil beat fair in its hfatofy. * - Lt AND EI»QUEST Will opru th? Rrpubllcan campaign In Hastings City, Thursday EvenM October 7. ’86 A 'peqia! InriUMon to the Local News. Circiflation I hit; week, 2,000. bibs Mmifigs. HON. JAMES O’DONNELL I’HILIl’T. CO LG ROVE. UttUm Hull; EroeixHl. Morula) evening. Oct. nth. < v. j . ftiirn. H.»w, XMbrtlle, Tuesday evening. (ML.rah. I*,*. Village of Orau*cvUU, WckBimdjv p»rnin«.4*rt. I3tl>, IW. .’ vdxn A lull. MliHleviUe, Thundsy evening, on. tab. ti*T,* > Half. WoodUnd. Friday evening, .Oct. urn. . HON. ROBERTE. FRAZIER. _ Vi ii»n H«li. Hasting*, Thursday evening, Oct. IION. E. 8. LACEY. Be t E.I - ?t; Hall, .Morgan. Tuesday evening. Home. Irving Station, Wednesday •'.rnlr.g, Ort. 6th.'UM. H r Hall, vutage otPralricvniB, Thursday Old papers for sale at this office. Burr Spanish Saxony 18 cents a skein At . riON sale every day during the ■fair at Lewis Stem. ' 11--Vi let the threshing works go by default. machine <r ji.wrz is loaded for fair week with a big stock of groceries. M'“ >tr.ER will furnish sheet music at half the regular price. 'Clarke has purchased the Dew,residenceon Broadway. I’eti. stock of musical goods just arrived st McOtnber’s the jeweler. Talk of organizing a Chautauqua circle iu Hastings. Ought to be done. -overt 1’f.eep has built 1,100 yards •<f concrete walk at Nashville this sea­ son. Tm? Jouraai’n dings at Baker Shriner an’ as contemptible as they are harm­ less. ’ • Ho TO A. Rower’s for the Boston Rubber Boots. The best only $2.75 per pair. ‘ Him crowds from Hastings and vicin­ ity attended the Grand Rapids fair last week. Taj<e your watches to Mcomber’s, am! have.them repaired by *» competent workman. ’ Our celebrated 60c Tycoon Tea we will sell nt 45c a pound only during lair week, at Schantz'. ' John G. Coi.k has an announcement in this issue that will be of Interest to • armers and horse owners. Mrs. Rob’t. Tubby returned Monday from a several weeks sojourn at Petoaaey. .»SV‘ At wU1 rautne his studies at Albion college the coming fall term. £**** are indebted to me must C.F. Brooks returned from Buffalo, can and pay me immediately, as I have fine' imJlUrdBy ®venln<- u® reports a gone out of business and must have my pay. Dr. Lowry and wife returned Satur­ FRED'K. HOTCHKISS. Hibbarp's Rheumatic 8yrup Co_ ot day from a visit with friends in Oak­ Jackston, have space in Floral Hall for land county. the purpose of advertising that remedy. of NaahviUe, was They invite all to call and get a picture thejruedtof Hastings friends Monday card. and Tuesday of this week. Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, who for three years has so successfully offidated as the pastor of the M. E. church of this dty. has been assigned to Coldwater. The Methodists of that dty and the citizais of Coldwater will find in Mr. 11 unslierger u welcome addition to their religious and social, cirdee. His work here has been very successful, especially with the young people, among whom he is a universal favorite. He han a way of reaching them and enlist­ ing them in the cause he serves posHensed by very few of his calling. Bov. Hunsberger is a prime favorite wher­ ever he goes, because of his genial ways and the sincerity and earnestness o£ his life. Hastings Division U. R. K. of P Mrs. Thomas Dudley, of Detroit give an exhibition drill at the fair spent a portion of last wet* with her ground to-morrow—Thursday. >The sister, Mrs. Julius RusselL drill will take place in front of the Mrs. Jas. Hewes and Mrs. T. Phillips grand stand. Eave a very pleasant tea party at the Mary Cobh desires apprentices to ome of the former Saturday evening. learn dressmaking. At the end of Mra. Geo. W. Dole, of Bellaire, An­ three months apprenticshlp she will in­ struct how to cut and fit and give tbs talm Co., is visiting her brother, Key. U R- Crosby, of Ratland, and other apprentice the system. friends. The young people of the Rev. Huns­ Mesan. W. H. Powers and IL B. Mes­ berger’s bible class surprised him at his ser have returned from the Knights home Wednesday evening, and left as Templar conclave at St Louis. They r reminder of their visit and testimon­ report a fine time. ial of their regard several volumes of ^John Q. Creasy and family were in poems. the city Saturday; also Will Geer and Tmt ladies society of the Presbyter­ ian church will give a bountiful and wife. They accompanied the remains of Mr. and Mrs. C.’a son. delicious Supper at the society rooms over Rower’s Shoe Store, on Friday afternoon of next week. Everybody invited to come and partake. Sarah Horton goes to Cleveland next week for her stock of winter millinery, and to attend the openings that are to be held there at that time. Ladies wishing to transact business with Mrs. R. P. Brown will please call The Banner was pleased to receive a call from Mr. Watkins, editor of the Middleville Republican, on Tuesday. He was “taking in” the fair. between the hours of 9 and 11 o'clock a. m„ and 2 and 4 p. m.. where practi­ Revs. Lee and Knott, whom the M.E. cable, as her time Is largely occupied in’ conference have sent here for this city cutting and fitting at other hours of and Hastings charge, formerly occupied the day. M. E. pulpits at Greenville and Green­ To enable all persons attending the ville charge. An Important Detail Omitted.— “What a nice summer resort that must be- Let’s go, father.” “Well, I don’t know, dear. I do not consider that circular quite satisfactory." "Why; It’s full of all sorts of details.’’ .“Yes, I1 know; it tells all about the size of the hotel and rooms and grounds, but not a word about Hibbard’s Rheumatic Sprup?” “WeB, I knew there was wmdhing left out Say. father, why do thev call it Hibbard’s Rheumatic SyrupT “Well, my child. I will tell {du. First, If you should ever see that ace of Dr. Hibbard’s you will cease to wonder why they adopted his name, for It is one of the most genial, good whole-souled, fatherly countenances you ever saw.. It is often remarked that bis look to a tick person is better than jnetUdM in many instances. -The name Rheumatic Syrup was given it be­ cause it has proven itself to be the best remedy ever given tor rheumatism. In ft»ct I have never heard of a case but that it cured if continued long enough to eradicate the poison from the blood and tissues.” “Well, father, if It is such a good remedy for rheumatism it must be a great remedy for diseased kidneys and liver, also the stomach, for xme never has rheumatism if those organs are all healthy." “That Is correct. That has been a lite study with Dr. Hibbard to combine nature's alterative and ton­ ics .in such a way m to readily operate on the kidneys and liver in conjunction with each other. Its action being so effectual on thode two organs, the stomach is soon restored to a healthy state. Therefore it is a great remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia." The papers have been giving enthuT. J. Bush and wife accompalncd the remains of Mr. Morrison, to Indiana BlastJc reports about the Bay View As­ for burial last week. The deceased was sembly. our Michigan Chautauqua, avail themselves of the reduced railroad an only brother of Mrs. Bush, and re­ which has just held its first session at rates, it is necessary for tl^em to be sup­ sided in Jackson. ithat metropolis and most delightful of plied with certificates to present to the i^ev. W. A. Hunsberger has been ap­ Michigan summer resorts, Bay View. local ticket agent And this leads us to inquire why we pointed tothe Coldwater M. E. church. Mrs. Feioiineb and Mtof Kuhlman, He preached his first sermon to that :mav not have a Chautauqua Literary the Jefferson street dressmakers and charge Sunday. His family will go to And Scientific Circle organized among the young people of this place. For milliners, will be pleased to see the la­ their new home this weqk. that matter it is for everybody—high dies at their place of business in the school and college graduates and those Bear In mind that every day who never entered a high school or Jones block. Miss Jessie Sage, an artis­ te in the line of dress and mantle mak­ through the fair, Lewis Stern will sell college, ‘ for young people, teachers, ing, has entered their employ. goods at auction at his store. You can merchants and mechanics, busy people who had to neglect their education and BvsiNRSsis booming at Lewis Stern's get the goods at your own prices. They people of leisure and means—anyone this week, and it would seem at the rate will also be sold at private salaat ami who desirei the scholar's accomplish­ W of cost. Mr. Stern is determined to ment and out look into the world of that goods are being carried from bls close out' His stock must go, no mat­ store his stock will soon be dosed out. ter what the sacrifice, and the bargain learning. The course is for four years, each terminating with a written exam­ hunter could have no grander oppor­ ination and all with a diploma, and for tunity than Mr. Stern will.offer. those who can attend Bay View Afrpie of this county should make haste FOLLOWINO are the M. E. Confer­ sembly, graduation honors on Com­ before the goods are all sold. I mencement Day. Thd course embrace* ence apjiolntments for this county: Tur. C&itury will soon publish two instructive and entertaining reading Hanlleld- D. W. Fow. wisely selected by eminemt people, of Mr. George W. Cable’s stories, PreirievUlo-D. G. Bruce. which is to be systematically pursued •■Grund Poine" and “Carancro,” each of Hastings—D. G. Lee. at home and which is to be supplement­ Hastings Circuit-J. B. Knott them to rim through two numbers of ed bv weekly or semi-monthlv meet­ the magazine. Mr. Kemble, the artist, Irvind— W. J. Kelson. ings of the members. Already there has recently paid a visit to the Louis­ MiddlevlUe-J. E. White. are 2.000 readers in nearly 150 cireltw Nsshyille— G. H. Dessute. iana Acadian country, in order to illus­ in Michigan and a Michigan Depart­ trate these stories with genuine “local Freeport—J. R. Brown. ment of the national organization. Our Woodland—L. M. GarUek. department has a magazine devoted color.” Mr. Grei-skl, who haa l»een at Bat­■ entirely to its interests and an annual A TEST well is being driven on the tle Creek, investigating the working of■ Assembly nt Bay View where concerts, city's lots at the foot of Jefferson street . lectures, readings, stereopticon enter­ current water wheels at that place, in­ tain men ts of the highest excellence I to secure second vein water. Samples of the aqueous fluid will be sent to Prof. forms us that they are a failure, and1 with receptions, illuminations and un­ Kedzie, of the agricultural college, for would be unmanagable in a shallow' numbered recreations fill the season. Three■ Delightful fellowships and enthusiasm analysis. If the water shall prove the stream like the Thonapnle. right quality, the water-works plant Wheels are effected by the rise and fall' are fostered by characteristic C. L. 8. v­ will be located there. It is the beet lo­ -of water in the streams, and cannot be* songs, vesper senices, class gatherings, run during the winter months, by rea­’ mottoes and graduation days. Mr. cation. son Of becoming clogged with ice freez­; John M. Hall, of Flint, is superintendIt is human nature, when we find a ing about them. This will put an end1 ent of the Michigan Department. source from which so good and grand to the talk of current wheels aa a mot Write him and he will give you full Information about the alms and plans results can be obtained as good health, tive power in this city. . of the Circle and how to organize one. We defy the Journal to name a re­, This Is near the season when the re»dto let our friends and neighbors know publican who has proposed to trade of IL and thix explains why Dr. H«s • Ing begins. In large places circles are always has sbeh crowds of people to any candidate on the republican county often formed In churches and neighbor­ see him at every visit. His next visit ticket in the interest of another. We> hoods, ail frequently meeting in joint will be Monday. Oct. 4tb, at the Hust­ ■ session. In stuidl towns one .circle. defy our contemporary to name a can­ didate on the republican county ticket; embracing everybody. Is practicable. ings house. • This paper will lx* pleased to co-operate Mr. 8. Grkuskl, of the Engine and who bM dlreeUjor ln<*1"'c’}?„ __________ ized or encouraged such trading. It Wi in this movement. Iron Works, was in Chicago the latter false, and the Journal editor knows it part of the last week and purchased Even It tree. It -oold te M the machinery for their works. The to the riuuonUU •» to r.rubUom». work of rebuilding has been «™n»^ But we do not bellero tb,t eitb "t-rtj. will rreort to trading, but believe that ed, and will be pushed for™1.," idly m possible. The new building will both will make a square fight. be of wood with iron roof, one story, Victor, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A Word with You, Please. . To the Public in general, and mg many Friends in particular: Having purchased the stock and good will of Wm. H. Myera, who has for so many years been the leading dealer in harness Iand horse goods in Barry county, I hope, by strict attention to i business, a wise discrimination in purchasing stock, keeping 1 । none but first-class workmen, and by a continuance of the fair 1and honorable dealing that has placed this institution at the , front, to retain all of Mr. Myers’ patrons and gain many new ।ones. , I have in stock a large variety of harness and horse goods, together with the usual et ccteras usually found in establish­ ments of this kind. < I will call especial attention to my large and excellent stock ।of Whips, Robes, Blankets, Lap Robes, etc,, that'I am selling very cheap. I buy my stock at bottom figures for cash, and propose to ,give my customers the benefit of close buying. All work done at my shop guaranteed first-class. Hoping that we may become better acquainted both in a social and business standpoint, I remain, Yours respectfully, , JOHN C. COLE, Successor to Itemember the place, at Myera’ old stand, Jefferson Street Rower, HASTINGS MICH. Good Goods at Bottom Prices! • reunion of the 1st regiment Michigan englners, at Lansing, 14th October, to CLOTHING! Vy 115x40 feet John Q. Cresay, died James Barnes, of Middleville,- a few days since rented a portable engine of H. L. Newton, of this place. While home in Ionia Thursday last, of typhoid This week we pat in stock a very large line of Mens,’Youths,’ Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Suits. We can do you some good in this line, as we. have splendid values to offer. Hats and Caps. We have a large stock, and we allow no one to undersell us. The Best is Always Cheapest. The Kafieli Diving Flue Furnace, To perfectly where phyeldeM ot«“ ,,u- ln era.. ratal. impowlble. But tad >> Manufactured by BROOKS & KENFIELD, is Tlie Best I at his parents’ It saves fuel. It is the most easily regulated. It is made of the best material. It is the most durable. It gives the greatest uniformity of heat It has the largest radiating surface. It is the Most Economical malarial fever, aged 16 jju*. He was a bright, intelligent lad, and his un­ timely death caste a gloom over all his friends and acquaintances. This is। the seventh child Mr. and Mrs. Cressy have ?urii They have the bMrtfe t pathy of this community In their gn»t Suction. The remains were^r<?“6ht bruised. yon Fall and Wi|t#^ $1000 FORFEIT school continues to progress favora­ bly. Each week sees a nice increase in the enrollment Let everybody call at Morse E. Nevins' and get a Tricot dress for 68c per yard, all wool. . Mesaer took in the Chicago exixMltlon last week. gn, am> Will cost >13,000. The rooma are all finished iu hardwood, mostly red bak. and wih be handsomely decorated. There will be 25 rooms for guests, all elegant in their appointments and furnishings, large and well lighted. Thsee are on^he second and third floors. On the second floor are Mt. and Mrs. pHtker'H apartments, and no handsomer rooms could be wished. On the first floor will be the office, spacious and eleaalso two reception parlors, and a ig room 40x50. Folding and slidIng doors connect all these rooms, and wil be a great convenience for recep­ tions, banquets, etc. When the Hastings house shall be completed, and furnlshed, ta it soon will be, we will give a more extended description. But it already shows that it will be a monu­ ment to Mr. Parker's enterprise, and a crallt to the dty. to this dty Saturday, and were inter­ red in the family burial spot in Ki ver­ ride. Chaplin A. O. Parker andIm ascort of prison officials, consisting of Mresra W. L. Kidd. Geo. Conant, ILL. N^h snd Richard Watkins accompan­ ied the remains to this place. The Hastings house is rap’dly ap­ A GERTLEMAM’S SMOKE Enquire of Brooks 4 Kenfield for prices. The beet of refer­ ences as to satisfactory work of this furnace will be famished proaching completion, the plasterers b.rta» ■>•«>>' “J1 “ I*.f keens as tors being already at work. The Hart­ aa though uiougn all an Barry oarry county cuuuy any aou and the adjacent country were in atany chronic disease to Pt Ings bouse will be thefinest hotelinttU ■•.'.dance th. county (Ur. kSr.UKdull w«U«“» * no wXnKcts between Jackson and Grand SSrf » rata nr H ‘h'r» l" ”° b«!m it win If you owe the Banner no subacrip Sini bow w’bkUrrw. *• <rtU fr“k' uon account, the fair will give yon op­ portunity to adjust the woe. by Brooks & Kenfield. �AMERICANS* GIFT OF ORATORY. ...... - IN A JWNT — IRELAND, A WIFE’S LAMENT. ITS BIG DAY. Kthadfarba; » Ireland of Brighton Hotel* — Induatrloca reporter found Then you look curiouriy at the driver, who talents; but tiro moment tlroy are requasted to say iom><hi:>g they rise, and, opening their leu or premonition, faroaking w unqueaUcuably natural to them; while with nearly UnkM It will not do to truat bins too far, forTsther > hotel waa roaeirod tbs , good many of the chairs raoUrora, with their youthful charge i. wire walking up and down or garing nt tiro craft of all kinds, whoso white tails contrasted In a pleasing mannar with the deep bias of tbe ocean. At Ibo pavilion all was lite and bturtla. Scarre of people, mon, women a id chil­ dren, disported tbeuiselvtn among the limakrrs, wiiich were none of tho guiitasst, and tbo shouts and badinage of tbe Irotbera proved that they w>-re thoroughly enjoying thonvtal voa. At tho Manhattan more uocorum, or perhaps stiffnero. among tbe holiday earning a high degrro of urrvouMtrei and cerebral aensdbUity, have doubtlwe. their share hi making us think quickly and utter our thoughts freely. But these do not explain our birthright. Tbe qrocial gift nmat be accepted na eno of the American traiu, which belong* lirtoed by bulla, and with quaint turn* of end were soon busily engaged hi waiting' up­ on tiro hungry gutwta. The white-aproned placed on ire to await the cointag of tho ever thirsty throng. At 3:30 o'clock the east end rocks and the banks of gravel, dWtar the foHogoof feathering woo.Lv that wurround a tionai love of liberty. gentlemen. the tocud canton; it Inbaren in the people at settled duirirtu than in tiro big citire tender­ ing on tho Atlantic reaboarrl Wu see this in the mining regions of Colorado, Montana, Nevada, CaUforula and elsawtrore—all along the frontier, indeod, where man without the regular restraints of law or the checks of aaceait and look out acroH a broad table land kuow that yuu can be at no great distance from the co-aa. Tho road keeps well clear ot al tiro ironrret accesKible jioint and making a pilgrimage on foot along the rough- tracks^sf and anrpriring. Rough-looking, half-ednoriad you may look down over the tho beetling cliffs, where the g Ing nature; what >.Uould [irov«mt ita full effect! ThreeK spontaneous .outbursts are racy of the toil, whrtuiver and however tlroy are apjior- In ;ho older porta of the republic, in a formal lucid, pertinent faridon which seems collo­ quial, so simple and direct ta it—Cor. Chicago Times. There taa greet deni more sociability fa lb-- English public house tliou in the Amcri- l>e found thciHimo character of old-fashioned public as in tbo dty. Every one of these has lu regular customers, and ibi “ snuggery" fa tho evening ta generally full of Its patrons who ore. for tiro moot [tart, tho coachman, groom.-, and •gviitlumon’s gentlemen," otherwise neighboring Belgravia. living freight and hurried back to the city far were rapidly filled, aa wwo three which com- <k«y> though rattror swampy meadnw land, stretching along nunc peat colored stream; a col, or a gap, as they locally call it, which means a tight fit for this road fa some depres­ sion between tho shoulders of the lofty purple bills, and then a repidMoaceut into tome fcr- breaking silently far beneath you; while to the right and left stretches capo l<yond cape, os they have been mined and hollowed from time immemorial by tiro billows of the Atlan­ tic.—Alexander Innta Shand in Blackwood's. Senotor Stanford has n parrot, and a re­ markable one. too. It cost him several hun­ dred dollars, and M a wonderfully educated bird. It speaks four languages — English, French, German and Italian. Tiro strange Hardly a table at either cara- moncy into the cashier's till was unceasing. BACK TO HKIGTm>X. tbs landlord still retains some of tiro qualities and bnu'mgs of “mitro host" of former days. Tiro public is tiro headquarters of th<> political lights of the village, and doctor, lawyer and "That'a old; give mo aomethlng new.’ chants it i rare bore.' or n popular irtatraman just na frequently now aa they did fa day* gono by. Tbo railroad and telegraph have had wonderfully little effect in some of tho village public, is just as demniy ignorant of anything that goes on beyond Iris own im­ mediate kin ax over be was. To him “t’xiair" that is great and noMe, and tie opinions of everything dMcwved iu tbo rimuggwy.’ London Cot*. Chicago HerakL Ln Kntlrely Fresh Start. drink had worn hta wife's potienre entirely out, and the much abu*?d woman finally de­ cided to apply for a divoree. Her husband, who eouki but acquicroo In tho justice of the decision, and ]»crba]w wtahlng to begin hLi career os a siugle man with a juputatiou for amiability, hired ab ant to carry ber to Alfred and hunted up n friend'to dvp tbo Denied testimony to his bad character os a huslsuuL The divorce was decreed and with n biil in A worship!**', devoted wife, tat, ah! hta heart, once al! my ow Forgcta the crack.us tenderness Photographing a 1‘arty Who Were Drink­ ing Wine and Boer. There was an emitting n*ne at Munic hall, Breton, tlx. other evening. A party of ladite and gentlemen, coming fa a little lato, Mated thcnwelvre at a table at which ox» nolltaiy mlddta-agv-I man of comfortable exterior t«t Kre denxMDor had already placed htaxrolf. wlitarjha‘1 * «tbcr b‘*TT tolerably handsor.ro fare, with a muetar'bo eomlied north and iwuth iiwtead of coat and wert, and a bang daroewfod gracefully a part of tbo wny down hta forehead, a bi.-U wn* surmount­ ed with Iron gray Irtir. Hta figure wns full and rather eburt, and ho wore a troat suit of plata Scotch go-ds. There waa nothing about him to attract attention. He wai just an or­ dinary. good-looking eort of man, who acted at though bo luid come solely to hear the music, but wbo ripped n little of hta Rhine wino now and I ben to save himself from tbo consnlcuousreM of drinking ir.thtag. The . ________________ __ __________ -u. florid person, who acted for all tiro worU like a boy kt loo«' from school. The rret of the J arty were full of spirit.., and the whole table -was rejiete with life ami color. Uro middle ag<xl man listened attentively to the music and upped bis Ilhiiro wine reflec­ cln-ftp (able, and cither wander off to the west tively, but it was widemt that he coutinued end, after listening for a.time to tiro strains of the band, or return to the city, witlrout haring Expanded a cent inueb mingled reluctance and botixfactivn The g-ntlemca who announce with more or leairod over and whLqnred to her next neigh­ Iroi diaUnctocia, that tiro ride to the West end can be enjoyed by any tody for tho ridicu- bor at tho tabic. gent Ionian I Hbonkl say that bo wn>. watching “Indeedi ISo noticed it," was tiro reply. “Wall, It's Lilrorty hall, and be has a jwrfurt right So have we, I suppose." Tho nxvTiment .hrojiened, and tho mlddlo called stagta. During tho few minutes' ride an opjxirtunity was afforded of .watching the wbom you have at tiro table with youF •‘No. WbotsRF “Howrib, the novelist. ” apectivo c< immoditia or institution., and ru- whom this information wn* lm;«rte<L •'What ta tbo world does'ho como here forF ‘'Color." chance of. tasting vuuxl* and beholding curlcsitita which might jwadbly not oour again fa a Ufetime. frequently. this time." On one side was a burly fakir who called for the Compfexkxi. w. H. GoomrSt KEMP’S PILE SUPPOSITORIES “J® * ,ere,*U 2th," tcratmefas fS W. H. K ch“'cl‘ of truth in thia aaaartioa. hu no ■ J '7.‘ b lllle V*e nermaa women leading bulkier* in thia aaction of the country, Tbe jolly tar. on lx>ard would number right Nooniiu u > nMirlt,,- l),,t L,’ ore obtalMd whra oombiowl with olhw modi' lnol rooto.^d b„|,. „ ln “;r Jooo. B«1 Clovw Toni.-, which it ho l«wt known remedy ta all Mood from fiJU to 1100 per month for the csjAnlu, from J.»0 to <75 for tho mate, and, according H«y hu font up nt' Cheboynn to pis a ton. thirty day*. Put- . _ raood Itetnedy jraaixn. toed. ItiaareMitlvecureforUlren.Erup. Uotosor8n»MlitiePoisoning. Itpwlfiestfi. whole system, and banJ*hoa all and Neuralgic paiu. We guxnntee it. • Fnatt’K Hotcukini. DraKfa. Pinkeye is taking of! a good manv Saginaw county horsey * corily driarjeinad: bringing the total up to RIX), we have the tho crew. Flaring it st £1.000, the allowance is liberal iudrok T^erefore sec that the members of yourXamily are w-11 supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jedson's root and herb cordial; it will sharpen the appetite, help digesuotu promote sound sleep, strengthen tbe syiflom and so renmove those dlstnasing symptoms which, if neglected, mav result in the most serious (-onsefiiirDeta. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. 81.00 per txritle. The new 85,(XXj depot al Edmore, just completed, is a daisy. fag **.*«* shook, the hundred and one mi»hajn which befall nautical locomotion, nud the va- thing* pro-, fried for, it remain* with Uro owner pifallty and dfaixr-girfag shall follow him from Commonwealth avenue to tiro briny. If be to ocCTutomwl to jAaying mine Iwst u;xm Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ utes by Woo{for>r, Sanitor# Lotion. Use do other. This never fail< Sold by Frederick llotchkha, druggists, Hastings, Mich. Lawton, on a pinch, can twiuNse out 600 barrels of cider daily. Whooping Cough la quickly relieved by Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup. W. H. Goodyear. Scarlet fever has closed the south branch school al Adrian. bo must, itxleed, bo a generous dapper » •ntertains to the extant of <3,000 during six oouire. was enrirriy ci.rrn, -i: Ks:r.«wj In flesh i-mhtren pound* mu* b- I'.’ri'vri) believes he would have died, had It trot brer, tur the relief afforded by Electric Wnere. Sold at fifty cents a bottle far W. U. Gwslyesr. gnnta 110,000 1 bill! He mt Tbe two hundredth annh etaary of the ‘rille- however, that few Boston yacht owners live .CBOVP, Whooping Caorii sad Broacliltta Im nwdtalrty relieved by 8hUob'« Curv mhi! fa W. H. Goodyear. THAT HACKING COUGH can be »o qutakly . enrvd by Shiloh'* Cure. We guarani er ’1 Sula by W. It Goodyear. WILL TOC SUFFER with Dyspepria end Liver eomptalntr Shiloh'* Vltataer ta «uxrat>hwd to cure you. Hold by W, 11. Goodyear. SLEKPLEHS- NIGHTS, made mlreraMe fa that terrible cough. Shiloh’* Cure 1» the reme­ dy for you. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Jeffereon Davi» to Mid to .be writing another "[-HE CELEBRATED Victor Clover Huller, The Best Machine of ita Kind Made. HF*Read the report of the trial aa given beiow, and sw*e if it in not wbnt claim for It. ^AKlHG should tert bis lungv, another ran at him with a mallet, such os Thor might have ured, aixl besought him to |kxiik! a peg tn tbo ground with a view to testtag hta strength; anottarr POWDER Absolutely Pure. bandits who ply their trade fa this port of the selling ticket* 1* "till dung to, in tiro food be- Report of Committee. । ■ La Grange, La Grange Co, Ini, May 25th, 18*"Import orjoint committee by tbe agricultural Bocietia of St. Joseph county, Michigan, and La Grange oounty, Indtai^rto teat the relative merits ot th«- ' >etor Clover Huller, of Hareretown, Maryland, and of tbe Birdsell Monitor. Junior Clover Huller, of South Bend. Indiana. 0,6 Jowph county, Michigan, Fair, held as Centreville, on lsl of 1880»M «<T«em«it was entered into by the representatives or Uie different machines to have a trial of their merits at the La Grange County Air. on Thuractay. May 27,1880, a joint committee was formed, consisting > nv^Jron eK^of two counties, and held suoh trial this daj. ' t 1D Punmanoe of the agreement, necured two two-hon*' load* of h.ftd l>een sacked two winters, and brought them on tbe grounds, and (Jet-erruin«l that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thre»ti the BUMr*K 011 l!ad been run trough the other machine, according to agreementr„M.thS0^d!11fiooof WB1 th« oommlttee, after due deliberation, ummiwSadedd*d f>V°r °f VktOr tor r'PW,ty “'*Uenc-v 01 work in 311 «-i7k e ^irdseU’from 1’339 Pouo^a of straw, threabed 87 pounds of seed, niiu'd whlch one cannot J C. WOODRUFF public that he hae opened 'a cross for agricultural merit—th Boot and Shoe Shop The latest dorire in umbrellas b unique. It Iu Oit ImUding oppotiie tht Batting Hotut on Church riraat, whm he wUl ~ t»uaaUty of .chaff; the Victor, from U1G pounds of straw, threshrii nUxed *lth • >"• quantity of chaff. Tbe time occupic m V,ctor waB *4ht minutes less than that occupied by the Bin • i rom the strew of the Victor the BirdaeU reChreshed two pound.* ot of Jhe Ktrdadl the Victor rathiesbed eight pounds ot seed- I he re-threahing was seven minutes les* than mat occupied by the-BlrdaeU. X8ut»r, Chairman. La Urange, Indian.. ■’■>>■ ' Blnhanta^ Mordm Batea. Samual Franki-b. ' .’’“tavUkMtab.s L. MTWoodwortli. Jaa. ClugWun. Arad l-.inpl. n, J. B. Houk, La Grange, Indiana. «*n MIL Would Tfspt.rifull)i announce to the Physical examinations are deadly in the has <50,000 WE REFUND THE MONEY to. one who has taken thn*.fonrth.to?‘y. bottle ot Kemp’s Sarsaprillu withntn relief. Jl purifa the l.lGod and “vf’WS?. - >52 IVweSOeraU per^lox. Hill's I’eerlcss Worm iSpedflcdeserves the name it is known by; the children's friend. W. II. Goodyear. The mind-cure females are playing to a great btuiueas at FKnL which an old sock could be easily transformed cmfaUy. Branch "vets" tell vnm* . seven G. A. R. campHirei^ Wound Huron had not the i Herald. while -Uli un­ through your bands unprofitable and frivol­ ous and really uncnjoyed by younrolf.—Lard CUntbom. ____________ ______ man is prodigal tn his salt water hospitality iro should Iro nblu to wtsitbe.- the sou&m with­ out erownng tboW.OOO taro. “Tbo Huron's owner most have thrown a good deal of bis raoswy ovsrbosjdif hh boat cost hta> *10,000 untouched In tbo glnai Firn mlnutre' la ter tho middle agwl man sfppwl his Rhine wine equal ill nvery respect to Ur» imported Ger- Haun at Heading. If you do not art apart your houre of read­ ing, if you suffer yourself or any ono elao to He^i got them photographed by projprunnro, wrote ‘ Howells" on it and posrod it around. It was rend faithfully. Tbo sliaqj-fcatunsl lady turned pale, and tbo broken gloss, while on tho other was a shrill voiced German who kept on asserting tiiat hta retabltahment was the only plane where the genuine hot sausage could be «-njoy«.d tn all its pungriit flavor. Tho air resounded with the weird shrieks of the cafliojro, tiro extrav­ of their linen taui alwayf beonintruitted to the aganzas of cona-C oral trombone artiste, and wife. When tbo stock on hand Li soiled, then the I'T’ptag of Uro shooting gallery rifles. Flywil taii-MM, ciunebi, kwiuih on.l brasta of two in a hurry, jnirchasra a suit offundcr- wondrous formation all liad their rid*Ts, male dothing, a shirt or collar or n jair of cuffs, and female, who tanged turiousiy with short, swords at tiro stqomdad iron ring*, and who dnys before hta wife comes home ho devote a rarely, if over, boro them off. A ma-, with half day to going around and gathering up a club incited two drojaical goate attached to hta scattered linen. Ho generally flr.tb the a mtalatnro carriage to maku somo pretense pits amazing fa projxirtlona. 1 recall one to sped, much to tbo delight of a couple of young man who lirnd at tbo Elka club while youngsters seated in the aforesaid vehicle. hta wife was nt the wanhoro who fa this wny- Wiley touta attached to photograph galaccumulated fa a ringin' suminer five doeen dories lay ta wait for victims and reiterated shirts, about thirty suite of underwear, and the announcement that a. whole family group collsni an 1 cuffs enough to start a store with. could be reprodured for a quarter of a dollar. —Under in Globe-Iicmocrat. In the wx-allcd concert balls men and womnn who labored under tbo delusion that they were singing murdered popular melodies foi tiro delectation of not over critical, brer nblo Inawn in tho consumption of summer drinking audienow, and youths clad fa drinks, and within that time the numlror of manufactories of carbonated waters 1ms more than doublsrL Lemon, soda and sarsaparilla are tho staples, and suffer but little from tho On the basis of 000 saloons iu the city they rao4lfl'--atictia rino> tho boys of tho Leumitro period have grown to manhood. Tbe average rurktan auNtorfam b an stuffy os ever, tiro second-rate erata are an narrow and hard, and aad stood by him.* ►fined m if one had been transported from n mmuwtery into tho mlddlo of a fair of the among tho inmaten of the Stmifonl^wklence, /usd will talk, for hours with, thorn.—Cor. of thrir second honeymoon. — Biddeford (Me ) Times. - nsinetarj' pace fa all tbo feutivitka which cusoo between Now Year's and Christmas, the »JO,«W yachtsman riwuhl lusva an income of not Ion than SI W,(XX), provided be luui any in­ Haro expected. The railroad tak.w down it* thounuid-i and lauds them right In tiro hos­ telry, where everything that the heart of man parrot, when any one coma down In the tnoro- “Pretty Polly! Polly want a crackerF he quite astonished the p-ireon by saying: “Oh, n^u'±iU'* Coalpui^. '“’ffT'1* To Uss to smilai that hawbty face. Act th'- Ughtatag gtamw of lure ■ Light up those eyes with tender grat I nestio mutely at hta fort, — . , , . ____ .I.* « r.f 111 Here the Jeanmca and !»<!»<, and more tt on scandal is talked in three public botum snuggeries than in nay ot thnir ladlea* boudoirs. The village public U quite an institution by itself, and taas distinct in character from its 0 traee of Mlvcaentirely to i middle ogrd man, who sromixl not in the least put out, but, ou the eqptrary, rather frirndly, although be did not tay anything. Tiro party known ai the “Bonanxa" railroad, puwiblyi ontared beer and dranl: it with talk and mor­ framite excellent paying qualities, tbo re­ porter was rushed Imqk to Brighton, not bo-1 fore be had undergone n thorough ducking, however, by raason of the waves waaliing over tbo canvas breastworks which are sujtarty sharj> hntured, red-haired lady, who poeed to guard passengers from old Neptune's had never boon thrro before, and wl>o said. assaults. At tho Brighten one might, to use “Writ, If I must, I suppose I must," when tbo a common exproadon, have walked cut tho trer w produ -ed, and then drank it with an bands of the amembled multitude, to thickly air of martyrdom, though a gleam of satlswvre individuals packed together. A fair buxincas wav teing dpm< there, i>ut not nearly mlddhrap d man evidently took a note of this so largo in volume as one might naturally I>»ta when tbo reporter, after staytag ta the top of hit hat, muvroeded in seating himself ta Italian, and luul quite a converaatlon with I know a fare, a kingly That tawrm btyh above ray own— An artistes eye. a form of grace, . —. twirt at Mono! HOWELLS STUDYING COLOR. cribablo to tiro riebnen of our motlror tongue. -ua-uj, V*. .ue «U1 ami uro acnui-ry, though w» have left the scenery chiefly to the M-Ora «K1 U,„ the disease remaining. thtag was suggestive of solidity and eminent projiriety pointed the way. Hl.uk nrorrbanta ti, med be will draw freely on a fertile inmginatioo. Bui dhewtiou and your experienco should keep yuu tolerably straight if you ore without putting forward anything in par­ ticular. Our great Language is excellently qualified for conveying glittering ganerafittaa, and many of cur i«olitictans employ it for that piirpose. Tiro character of our fastftu- croup. He saturated a nire. half an inch square with M iOf 1br^ •odfWuioS' Krnd J^’* F»llii Strapped behind the nhafta in front, tbo .larly educated oc'tndncd; that they should Iro profewioual mm, or that they should have THE EXTRAVAGANT OO«T OF KEEP­ ING YACHTS IN COMMISSION. HEGIRA TO THE CONEY - *“•" BEACH. Upland toall ^fhu friend, ancl Wehave the eiclusire agency for the VICTOR for Harry County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to bay no other than the Victor Clover Huiler. ' Respectfully, MESSER BROS. ■ �A BRILLIANT PAI THE NEWS H BRIEF. gALX OF STATE TAX LANDS. TiSrtff»rsi# ,1 t wl -V was called *° order at 9 o'clock -d • r~duU..odtaWto. u.. ta tart or tor debts contracted by patriluthprted was tabled. it ion of the order in Columbus, the second fleor of Odd Fol­ ? Z? lor the use of tbo ofilrers of tbe b_n.<-1\:-imiL*ltf* was accepted, and a ‘X‘t" to 'T’T’L,*'" f.>r the removal of theoffiess i: .lt.i ■- -■ - to Coluinbua Various reso‘ the cutest of the order were nft.-r jmisdiig resolution* of new ofiicens were installed THE CATTLE MUST WE. Ullnul’ LI’ , 2lpv IN —TheIxxird of livestock • Ctucs! oflur'--1’ . r. ha. concluded to order the inttte quarteretl in tbe • dsszhb’i f u*" tl. Phieuix and Schufoklt distilikTP'n*' ^LCfrt-'U' pLta »di i they ii---’« BERManreMEDY W PainiWf front of th« exposition building It wM 11 ■« o’clock. Tlw.nw.,,,1_____ , .1—" - ““ *v iiuiw.uns *xn u&ujtaa — ------- iuuuci Moi-par (ST *“• movement was loudly applauded by tbe ‘T'”'rd* which lined tile street and tilled the four rows of windows in the captudoue expohuildta^, Lixxg before th-., last diviXn of tbo mrrt-rssEi l b>zi ------- » .... . > much of eachbf tbe following described tracu r parcels of tend .situated in the county of Barrr. dluquent for unpaid Taxes, for tbe years inen- Vumcy. Uta, oral a -oloo,l laborer uamod Dougla*., were kilted Wednesday by the fall­ ing of a wall at the burned Center mllL A syndicate of French and German bankers ha* Mitecrilie.l OM.uw.wn francs to build rail­ ways from tbe Black era to the Pendan gulf, under tho direction of an Austrian engineer. Uie Treasurer of i amount p 37 « on IS Barry County Treasurer'll Office, i llaathigs. August linn. umi. j Notice La hereby gl ven. that the ude of lands iu Harry County, advertised by Uie Auditor General as delinquent for taxes of IBM land prevtous veani' will be held st the court house In Hart- . nine o’clock a. m,. and continue from day today (Sundays cxrepted) antll the same shall have been disposed of acrording to law. WL! !>■ -VW 25fe HOPTONIC Town 2 North of Bangr J Unwucrewrful spxuUuons, caused the fail­ PEPTONIZED ON BARTHOLOMEl ’s LIT. twew b<M :•? lb’ Ivuilte: Hartford national, iV .<« •Etna national. |30.<W0; Farmers s»l M- h*:-.i ■> Charter Oak. <31,010; Mtrran t tie Mii-mal. IS<,a»; Phomix national, American national, <20,000;’ Exrtarjr Nifc-mal. <1<M«O; First NattonoLttO,. .. ... ■ ein nrvi. BEEF, HOPS «MALT. taraUy al 8t. IzMita, for one year, on condition that his opponreito puy his mlary of (&.UU0. and Barthol.v i’.xiu.. S.-pl | ieW <nu n!<ty w growing liorv raically tbo •otr it i* ■ • ».’t into. Kstii Tg. ut*' i-ui .into the hunch Tbc executive committee appointed by tbe mayor of Chicago to take steps in ahi of tbo Uhail.mtou sufferers, has apjoun.d subcom­ mittees, repmamtlng tin- main linra of buain.w, to s6h<’lt sulwcilpUou*. ^Shcne H. Huie, a Ja;ien—c, redding at UVlIWlita IrtAJTO, EZroKTHON BVtUnKO. Town 3 North of Bange 8 West thirty days and unwanl* and still remains un­ paid. the aforesaid principal sum of two thous­ and and fifty dollars Iras seven hundred dollars which baa been paid, with all arrearage of in­ terest thereon, h now declared due and pay aldo bv the terms of said mortgage, and there Is now claimed to be due at this dale the sum of ono thousand sU hundred and nine and so-100 dol­ lars. and no suit at law bavltht been mstituted NGw, therefore, tly virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage and the statute iu ALIICKEN marry a Chicago woman namoJ Evaagvhtw Mount INSANITY. neetk-ut River Banking company, VTiUtis D*L. Sept. J. Parke 1‘istk*. vf thi- city, prwidcnt of the National Jf .- i-xcli-ui;?". in speaking qf tho meet- wcU nigh impowible while entrance to the exposition bu|Jdlng was entirely out of tbe question. / tiiiK aition on united proteo- mounted police, which cleared tbe way for ta prograa. brought suit for 110,QUO damages against a furrier named Mint*, for chpjang Uie Up of HOPTONIC CO. at Maiirid, was found concealed m a mill near Moblijas. Beveuty-threo of tho insurgents a gfod refrreentatiem I’n.re HeeUott lot* > and 20 Auditor General. rawn PROMPT --------- - IUIB i,.v a contract for a cantalcvar bridge at Kansas City, 1.3U0 feet long, to .-ost Il.ttW.ouu. _ Pl'” express conqsmiea doing buxines In Chicago give an open rate of <1 per loo |>ouiuls from New York. Thewar comuiemxd ATithstandlng that there are oil of rattle being fed in the ..I t<> them, tut will probably >t. ;a in r.-gard to them. The ably !»• to kill M»' cattle before bald statementa contain a full dencriptkm of each parrel of said land*, and may be seen on application st Use ofHre of the County Treasurer. Lands struck off to the State for taxes of INC or other years, at tbs Tax Males hrOctober tart, will i>e offered subject to the right of redeuifiGoo prescribed by law. WM. C. BTEVENB. ANNUAL TAX SALES., Auditor General '* Office. SAFE. n Governor Ugkeby and a host »urgvoaa, that this is the only rh tli- plague tan Ui effectually A'ls- iKnrd Ims not jsxid anoffi- dntilki v “a- "»tadu tata, ThurwU. wmb brillLta mTM. kn.l tlx. street!! of tlta -_____ . . ““ During AVcslnraday night a manked man intend tbe Burlington dv[sH at Maeomb, Ill*., and, drawing a sliot-gun «i the te egraph pcr«d to meet tb> lnl»r movement. This is the first time in the history of tbe exchange KALARIA^ GOOD AIR) sw earner of ncAi of nek. running ' Wjuun'.«T"X i'lrv. Sept. 25.—Freaidout .. Ireland titled down to old-time businexa fatbits Friday. He was upiwly. brookfiutol. Among his coBers were mayora office Thursday a plan of action was decided on and sul»-committetM representing the various busiiMMH iutenwta were appointed to robat sulwcriptiona. The (Catholic convent at Urbana, Ohio, was unroofed by wind Wednesday night. i. int«T of tip* British parliament, and I’nwidcQt Cleveland, Thursday, appointed Hugh D. Gallagher, of Indiana,* to bo agent r in. ’iTWftRIA EKEESTEH. I. T. a«UatKi« e pt ofneli Stake Hot Thnrwtay for »t 13,000. >rt ]kw'1 through tho custorn- J.. public examinations. <a*o *i«> AV. Herrmann, importer and hcM to place of be­ ginning sel» of nwl* sw!* of sw<4 City of Hastings. > io rods of loU 37 «U.r- During tbo piiratluns were for new patent* pstetu*. : -»cut . fo.ir thousand one hundred sihi thirty-four pitants and designs were ta?! -■’•■.IG': expenditures, wvre suprised at Ite magnitude. The |iariule uished ?or that purpose by the local com­ ma tide rice Templar .grand coinmandery Thursday, Sr Knight Hugh McCurdy, of Corunna, Mk'h., IxtuasxAiua, Ind.. Sept. 2L-Arrange- eraliaaimo: Sir Knight Warren Larne Thom­ as, of LouisvtUe, Diu.l< im- nlxiit ix.mpletid for a grand ex- Tl- trnta will have Des Moinert Monday, tin ; : will Hr. four day's in 8L LouU U. «sh!.;.- the rxiunionists to visit the expodti'iu. L . mg tliere, the train will load for IiKhana. ami th*- rxiiol Hocadera will again gtataeoM by u Mght of old scenoL The n About l,W0 isanmercial traveler aaoniblru as sh(. corner of Fourth and Walnut »to>t.-,Lt.Jp. ni, and with four bonds of unu; • i.iKrohid to tbo exposition bufidinga. I-rrt-gati i... urro prav-nt from New York, .■’itinilxn. Dnyton (Olilo), and many other A banquet was iprreid at the High*“*■1at luglit ut which all the drutn- L’mted Kiat-s discontinue Klianghat. ite namey at X Hir 'Knight H. B. Utoddard, of Texas, lunging from f10,000 to <15,000. A kw of <150,000 was suitaiiud at Toronto by a fire which origitmUd iu the whotaaal.. com. 5c nxli knight IL W. Lyons. V^of Connecticut, grand \ treasurer, and Sir Knight AV. B. Iwmusl of Wisconsin, grand schooner Summerset Four jwrsons were drowned. Friilay, at Stockton, Cat, Valenriu, a 3­ . . __ ... 1 _ in ---th« Hi'oii M’ct'KnT. • Tbo com mandery appropriated <2,00* In aid of tbo knights who mffcn.I by the rarthquakv in Charleston, the money to be di-buraed under the four officers of highest rank in tbo encampment. At night the knights divided their time be­ tween watching tho trades duqitay and at-, .ending tbe receptions held by tbe various .xxnmLlertei. Tbe trad-’ di-ptay was^ The Prohibitionlsta of the Fifth Illinois district Friday nominated tho Him. diaries . Ination <■: Min c, —- —- A large number of floate were in ime and the A . ___ . , , nortion of City of Hartings. Uixicxl to tho adjoining building*. Johh 8. Dean, formerly chief dork of the Wirtondn assembly, died Friday morning at Malison, agtd 00 years Tlsn* German soldiers were killed and twenty wounded in a collision of trains Fri­ day nrar the depot in ik-rlin. ITMDPHOROS CO., IQ WALL CT., KW TOM. COLD in HEAD CATARRH I HAY hit- skull being crustusl in so that tbe brains protruded. There is no clew totheidunUty of his ateaXtent or as-aitanta. Tho Marquis of Salisbury has gone to FEVEB.I Not a Liquid. Hnuffi or Powder. Freel from Injurious Drags! and Offensive Odors.] „ Th^ W.etern Nail association has advanced M- »• H°ta; Wquta. Zeta ve f'-uvittos. the trade.- «^> claimed tbe almost undivided attention of a large portion of the voting ta»y»u .. ____ mutes nrocesdon tlio Cbicaoo, Sept. 24.-The motion for a new Ina! mmle in behalf of the convicted Anarcbbto ran» up in Judge Guy's court Friday m-ir (i .... ...i .... . , .. ...... . r wen. *5O.2M,<KHFrank 8. Humphreys was hanged Friday . MUkdrnta (K. ta wxtaEtM •». . . _________ __ — Wtars Ills blood reta- WILSON WASHBOARDS. • 1Ja> ' i ott c-iu-a^ . - „r t| „lr decorations, and f« August reacbwl thrnees s rods, thence w U rods, thence n 8 rods to beginning cuttf. at a point on see. hue 3 to 100 chains n of se comer, thence n □s decrees 41 min­ utes w 1» l»100 ehslns, thenee u 43dcg.w« chains, to t*g1nnltig. chains, thence s 53 deg. e 1 71-100 chains, thence s 47 deg. w 3 02-100 chains, thenre n 44 deg. Wl 70-IW chain* to beginwH of foltow.ng: ginning r IT 0 1 Cbunlteriain't Addition. Blook. at NaahvHta. ta the fwtaral court at xnxkrrs from Bin, ham ton were held In »1 lOJ ,-tu b for an attempt to boycott non-union fac- SODA Beat in ihnWar]J. -BASDfAW lot 7 10 . H lotai.X3and< 14 «® » Striker’s Addition. rity H-W;„ta 'Yo On2^ J>d M w.f aiurt. Village of Middleville. 5 A W74 3 41 7 1? i Shot in U>f K’S >AL E nlay inker. He lodged a buDM in the bodise TELECRAPHYg“^2g=g from SOU., UH11CC w a«i rods, thence s 21 rods and Aft, Hi-treri", HM8, thenee n 81 rods and A ft to place of beginning For a find grade, geometry and general htatory, with a standing not lower than so per cent in any one branch, and an average of percent. All candidate* with wlwm no member of tbe board is aaqnalnted tuuat furnish satisfactory -proof as to moral character. HctioOraffiecrs (especially Inspectors) are OTdlaily Invited to be present. J. J. ENGLAND. Qim., . W. P. POI.HEMVH.8ccy, • vs n w s uvru For Baking Purposes. Anna B. Cheatham has been appointed to ___ i__ . , rw-tmaater (shed ThuracUj. KM num1., - - - . mere were io* txdun-j tliroughout the United States and '-awidn rr ported during the part wvau days. IVIK Friday, Sept. Mth. Hicaory Corners. Friday and Saturday, Oct ach and iioth. at Basil tigs. Friday, Nov. t2th. at Nashville. It Is expected that all who Intend to teach and have not certificates in force will be )>rr*ent at someone of these places. Examinations will berm j>roniptly at 0 o’clock and clove at 4 i>^ nu, and teachers are urgently requested to l>e proaenl at the opening. Examinations will be both oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade certiorate mint pass a satio: ■ • • i:...:.m in orthography, reading, brafflta. O«*«o. N. T. i with prim and names of buyers, follow: ttahtu.for $2^50, to R. C. Roth;Ppoticn, Tremont stablee; Bankrupt, Dave I miipbell: Portland. <1.000. D. V. . ........ UrwItaM., »L0S. M. J. xy^3 ta Balm Gives Relief at otieel and Cures | nci; at 1mm Mac, and physiology, with particular ref­ erence to the effects of alcoholic drinks upon the human system. For this grade a standing of at least <3 iwr cent, will be required In each branch, with an average standing of 75 per cent. Fora second grade tbe additional require­ ments will be elementary alarbra. bookkeeping and natural philosophy, with a standing iu each I—an,-!. «. ao ...... ....... ... o- fc— IIHLOPHOROSLSI’S auwdtiewof any sort were n<|>orted. At ita close tb/participunte dispens'd tliroughout iuc wgft Beloit, Wia, made an assignment Thursday, with lialiilitio* of M.OUd. 't;nt> .Hi, •■uiuuiii; num Ml late ot Prairieville, to raid ceuny.deocased. bjrtiie'dudrt- ^Pn^^wMmiMlowCTw't© ’ eetvt". drtertaiDe and adjust all data* and da IMO* « all person* anmst said dreeased, do hereby gf re notice ihat we will swt <i tbe roddene* at Mid deceased. W> Ute township of PiolrieriUe in said county on Haturday, the 2ud dav ot October. A. I). I«, and ou Saluntay, �TO SHOW THAT ANE WHlCH We have in Stock a Complete Line of aa Unruly chagto nutdoan elaborate new flag, which CLOTHING! The People’s Drag Store T Has. Removed from the old stand to the store Furnishing Goods, formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss be. Make Competitors Mad PAUVTS, OILS and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at Books and Stationery blur. I chantx* of aaax-iuUou with children had betru very limited. With eome vbitors to hta bou*’ rarnc a child with doll large enough other appeal: “Give back, giv* back ray larky which has no luck.’ Bt ill I did not give it back. Finally, (ten* baegnga fell into tbo triumphant gwieral’s iiands. My flap regained its faro.-. Smtaleff tween Beamer s Grocery ’and Kurtz' Meat Which we propose to offer to the people of Market. Barry county at prices that will •Jm. united then, too much wakefulnira knot px,’ like- Astonishingly Low Figures, Qmlrag his rotraat cut off, be m&do a dtuih tart Mias* Maud Howa, whose weighted with commi opinknre an forced importation, not a and having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose tn coin*. nboi afraid r If there's any dog in this not bu dincovcnxi direction. moment tbe doll wan advanced toward him Chan tetoabhcd or rayrtifled by ita sudden big tailed and spit al. any ‘toon bubble vrhirti mhdit happen to f declined »10,. Tbe would-be 000 for hb collection of coins. collection.—New York Timet. (told l»l»roverv.1 In *-.■ I< ,1... A new gold mine has l<-.;n dbcovemi in SUmin, fontia and beta interested in gold digging, discovered quantities of auriferous quarts him to prft np a ■team crushing machine, which la giving Make Things Lively the Clothing Business, by giving bargains to the people. Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines Best line of Imported and Domestic Ci® A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines Do Not Fail apitataly from a good-looking nwgro girl that it tumbled into a grat tug, from which it could to see me when in want of Clothing. ror; and tta oddity ot It wtm that puw boreclt wm m block M coal (A fanner wna greatly annoyed by hta neigh­ bor^ pig getting into, life potato field and harreKUttg on hi» own account. Whenever bv Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by A comparison of prices will convince you Registered Pharmacists. that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, by dope Tito farmer liad diligently acarcbed for a defect in tta fence, but foiled to find one LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. R. K. GRANT Music Hath Charms! U A. GOODYEAR &, SONS 1 Tracts • ’ That is, Good Music has ’em, such as is produced on the The Old Reliable 0627 MOST PERFECT MADE rov imrwiy. st mar baum mhdoi oo, cainvo itu». C. J. Whitney Announce that they have received a full line of John G. Earhuff, would say. with tbe gods, pledged lib veracity upon the following statonumt: "When a > ' u: A CARD TO THF LADIES. Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call and See Tliem tbo party broka up towards midnight my have selected AM have lust purchased and have now on hand the large'! and not co. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. Or the New England, Hallett, Davis & Co. Steinway and Chickering A.CAMPBELb A. BLACK. After £ ruithaaly oU-uggling with her Most Complete Stock For which E. A. Matteson is agent; also for other makes of pianos and organs. I ro«l3 back, but this Una 1 cookl hardly bold difficulty in turning her bead homeward thia third time, but finally got tar started and the whip jurt at Uh> drwufod point, Mid it Coal Stoves Very Low Prices. Amons tbe driieti:ful i - . : Facts Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, I have sold over 1,000 instruments since I have been in bus­ iness in Hastings. They have given the best of satisfaction. This is proof that they are what the people want and that tbe And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. prices are right Call and examine. It will save money for you to buy of me, and you will get the best instruments Oil AU work guaranteed firet-class. Prices that no competition the market. can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand, we keep the latest and beet designs in our work: furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increasedsales show that we are success*nL Aa we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it Are invited to inspect the exhibit of pianos and organs I shall have there. ~ Respectfully, Table Top , Mantles ray room through Ita br^-x fatbar would not know bow Call and Examine our Stock. DR. E. H. LATHROP. Visitors at the Fair E. A. MATTISON tetemage of all. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-10-07.pdf 192de47b183e5901383ff111bf1c739c PDF Text Text Hastings Banner, VOL. XXXI. NO. 23. fturiMfis. lUunr Co., Migh^ HASTINGS. MICH., OCTOBER 7, 1386. J. B. BEAMER iCO.'S Special Sales MARSHA L.L_L. .COOK. Sl-lo lUmoN RATES Al.vfRTlSING RATES: .............. (loo oo For October j,.f. J IUNTIMO.’ . i \In the Job’ rrtnunx I>»ib- H’-Akm Eterylblag in the <.-~.il First Week. M>w.nwl palternS of machinery IBlbe. granulated sugar I •.^nrn’j.k.yed. enables the 5 “ bonelees codfish .. ’fob work. 5 bars Anti-Wash board soap. W LOWKi’, M. D., “ G.' 'J»hvs surgeon and Oculist 5 “ Carolina Rice 2 boxes imported sardines Sfef.l'-.StC’wl'SJSE- 20 boxes matches.../..... 1 lb. Dr. Price’s baking powder., TV H. LAJiDIS, M. IL 4 boxes axle grease... H , i’hysican and Surgeon, Best Irving flour, per cwt. W^Miand. Mich. / 05^ at- J r sjdth of the post tifOce. will be Finest Japan tea, new erpp •read there- day er uUb t. ,' Water White oil, best ft TIMMERMAN. . . Honw?iwthic Physician & Surgeon, Best GJoss Starch ... i . -,v-: e! Holloways' dreg store.) QL bottle cbow chow. k JONES, r" 1-bushel baskets Dentist . ;-AT.;’:.l> M»e»ided to. /x « • • Jdlw'V C WELTON Second Week. la ateai tor tt>n Ollie t-*anner*R luurattce Oo. wnxior- anuui'sprooerty against Hoeford's baking powder.. mkimud: a‘man’s IHskydoffhahd .a.-cuj«<nr. Domestic sardines, per box, |KK)K ft SHELDON, { . Soda ...... I . ((XBrtto Abersr: >Uock. Itaaltmp, Mich.) . I Best African ginger Hue ‘.Ut only »s! *>! J ostract Books tn Barry Couate Choice Bio coffee, our own roast­ i E.KKNASTUN, ing j. A. Attorney at Law, 5 bars Kirk's Ivory soap. Jiyti-J. S. ilood' cor A t'o.’s store.) ' frsrtle* ■” siirosrtsof the Hute. Collections Finest Gunpowder tea. prwtiptly iMctut;:^ to. ' Qt bottle mixed pickles JOHN ICABVWi,' Attorney at Law, Bird seed M.-.l.!:«-r:lle, Mich. i Finest Japan tea dust ITABH-V V. l’AKKZB.«e<atato, JI In-iurant* Sml Loans. J 311b. box gloss starch. OT««ttl J.G. ETOyau i. Son. 2 dours north ' Choice baking molasses. nt: rorti/Ocr. Siweisuuei'-.'.V’I Itiv.u t<> tuaktng i-icbangM o.’ property. T;..a nou-rmldeut 14-oz. bottle best lemon extract.. property jwn-rlooked after. Farms or L-aebaflije. Hooses-and 1 Best Grand Rapids Roller flour, r. H. VaxAK*aK. ' ! per cwt ..L.....' tout EK.. ; r s KSA TEN Van A RM AN, ' Luwyfra.. >rer H'.-rtas,- National Bank.) ' Third Week. WILLIAM 1 'WEEZEY., Attorney 2 lbs. layer raisins.... ' ’ At L.iw anil Solicitor in Chancery. Royal baking potfefer Prselie-i ’i. i>f tin- state. 1 3-lb. tin pail Wise’sAxle grease .. WILLIAM IL SWE’*ZEY. J ustice of the Peace. CoCeet Jos a apettolty.T M. B. GILLASME. Notary Public. BoornaMllb JABY (’. COBH, fAtiifl'i.X A HLE ItKEfiSMArKR, 5 bars Kirk's Savon soap , Warner’s safe yeast Boom smoking tobacco... QL bottle Gerkins Rising Sun stove polish .. Medium size wash tub ... Th»lLatr«( K}ir< Alway Supplied. New drleans G’tiw. to Cutting Ch. oaa rL'ftay. p.. Ctrru Cut to orrirr. newh.Top......... Kwn^oYtr s-bsntr' Store. LJ molasses 3 doz. clothes pihs, 1(r*l- k^Ur tnerttngs t-r!day crrtiliijt. st Tern­ 3 papers pins v. . , \ H..T<»HN8ON,M W. 3 “ tacks..... • J.S/1 3 jHigan Central Finest canned lobsters Fourth Week. 1 lb. Grit plug tobacco.... 1 “ dark fine-cut tobacco Boom smoking tobacco 1 1 “ mixed-jindy Tki Niagara. Falls (Roula. QRAMO RAHDS DIVISION. Tlklas effect Muy 30th. IMk. 1 “ beat roasted peanuts % •* whole cloves ** nutmegs .... % “ Durham mustard, cayenne pepper... 1-bu. bag rock salt.... 2 packages ceraline.... Best table sauce, per bottle Queen olives, per bottle .... 1 lb. sweet chocalate Finest Rio and J ova coffee, rested We roast our own coffee and peanuts. We can be depended on for fresh goods. We have the best kind of a roaster •made. . We are always first to cut prices. Ogntt. We are to blame for all the low prices. We are not loved by our competitors, we know, because our mode of selling late' goods on small margins and for spot cash works ruin with the credit sys­ tem. Everything Warranted. .iMii The Low Price Grocers. WHOLE NO. 1635. dress pattern by her father and asilver Chas. Andrus lost a cow from con­ nickle castor by Dr. Ruckle. The G. A. gestion of the brain last Thursday R. band put in an appearance about 9 morning. o clock and played two appropriate airs, Rev. Knott delivered his first sermon after which they were invited in and at the Altoft school bouse Sunday last M. J. Goss has gone for new goods. all partook of a . bountiful supper. to a full house. Every one was much KAY & Miss Frankie Doyle epent the past After supper thecompany adjourned to interested in his sermon. Ek- preuchre week |n Plainwell and Grand Rapids. Union Hall and spent the balance of John Smith is now a member of Ms. the evening in various games and one week from Sunday. For repairing and cleaning- out cis­ Doster's funul v. sports. ■ terns tooulre of 8. O'Dan. The house where Jim Thorpe lives is undegoing some needful repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Richards wiH 140 Geo. Jackson buried their only child G. Wittie and family visited friends soon remove to Middleville. last week. They have the sympathy of in Orangeville last week. Grove McIntosh, who has lieen an in­ the communitv. Geo. Bease, nf Sebewa, Sondwyed with valid the past year, died Wednraday Woodward Mr. H. Patterson has moved Into his parentn here. night, and Friday the body was taken r red Hunt's tenant house. G< Thorpe, of Charlotte, spent Sunday to Martin for interment. The chicken pie social at I. O^G. T. A few days ago a partridge iiew from hall was a success despite the heavy with his bc&t girl. Avenue Lewis-and Mire Muy Lockhart were a tree into the new house of M. J. Goes, rain that night. in Ionia visiting friends, and attending and in its fright, endeavoring to escape, The shadow social at the hall of ths Iiew against one of the windows break­ S. O. V. camp was well attended and a tt» fair last week. 1 and 3 B. Lockhart is breaking a Quo span of ing it Into fragments, and causing its very enjoyable affair. colte own death. The superstitious would James Robbins is moving back onto Miss Addle Eddy, of Mapto Grove, is believe this is n bad omen. Campus his farm In Yankee Springs. the guest of E. Lockhart. Danie and Sadie McLeary gave a G. M. Hodge and wire, of Battle Husking corn and making -apple jack birthday party to their little friends on Creek, have been spending a few.days is-the order of the day. Saturday IasL a large company and a with friends at Bowen and Middleville. Martius A* Buxton and wife, of town, Sungrand time was the result. Miss Ettle Williamson teaches the dayed with B. W. Austin. Farmers have com about ready for fall term of the Klnnle school. ‘ J. Mater and Mrs. SchetiaU are on the husking. Opposite Leon Barr has gone to Allegan, sick list. Mrs. Mattie King, daughter of Mr. 17. JL quarterly meeting will be held MIOKOBT CORNERS. and Mrs. Detnuresque, is visiting, her at the Schlnppi church Saturday and Many people from this section of the parents and many friends nt Bowen. City Sunday. mntv were necessarily detained from John Blackford, of Hastings took inB. Hosmer and family, of Carlton tending the fair. So much unfavora- the chicken pie social Saturday night.. e weather of late for farmers to com­ John says this girl here is not his lost Center, are making his in other a pleas­ Hall, plete their seeding, they deemed it best glrL Well, we would like to see the ant visit. to attend that branch of husbandry as’ better one. Of more importance to them than the DETROIT, Asa Corning has the job of putting a Some of the fanners are now finish­ county fair. new wall under the school house In the snow ing their wheat sowing, owing to the The Methodist Protestant conference Robbins district. assembled together at their church edi ­ Geo. A. Mosey has been secured to heavy rains. MICH. OOOM. The quarterly meeting will be held at fice on the Bist, continuing until the teach the winter term In the above dis­ the Moulton church next Saturday and following Monday. They transacted trict ' their business with dignity, leaving a Bert Nichols has moved to Ionia, Sunday. z The Dime Society will meet at the good impression upon the minds of the having rented his farm to his sou. citizens, whp so earnestly listened to II. Patterson and John Briggs bava home of Mrs. Frank Bowers, Thursday afternoon. rid. 14tb. All are cordially the word spoken each evening during just completed a fine house Uao. invited. their stay with us, and the Subbath day Quick. George Myers has resolved not to services. ' Leon Barr has gone to Allegan. Died.—Mr. Joan Stock, aged 61 years, Joseph Bechtel was at Carlton center hunt any more. As be was hunting lust Monday his gun went off accident­ formerly a resident of this township, lust week. but recently of Hope. His death oc­ Walter Dunham and wife,, of Maple ally and tho bullet went through the curred at his home on Sunday, the 2filb, Grove, spent Sunday at Eld. GlUasfie'B. rim of bis hat. Last Saturday the State Road blue and was buried in the cemetery east of Yankee Springs people, who attended the corners on the 2Sth. the fair, say next time they will take legs crossed-bats with Curlton Center boys. Rrealt, 3fi to 23 in favor of the Isaac Aldrich, quite an aged man who their overcoats and mittens. blue legs. has been residing four and one-half Mrs. John Hurst has l>egun building Nashville. milia north-east of here, died on the a new bouse. 28th, after a protracted illneas. He The Schoo] Star has commenced its Mrs. Robert Johnson is on the sick was buried the 30th in the cemetery second year. list east of the corners. C. W. Smith is visiting his parents at Miss Nellie White and her sister Ida. MARTIN'S CORNERS. of Rice Creek, have been visiting form­ A cold. disagreeabletime for the fair. er friends and acquaintances about here last Saturdav. We had our first ham froet Saturday during the past week. They expect to Mrs. 1. W. Feighner. of Muskegon, return home today. and L. C. Feighner. qf Hastings, were night Mrs. Jake (Mell is quite sick. Alexander Cravan, of Chicago, is the guests at Len Feighaer’s over Sunday. Mrs. Emma Martin, of Nashville, guest of his brother-in-jaw, J. C.’ Bishop. Leans Parish, of Grand Rapids, and M. Snyder and wife are among the Dr. Fleming, of Kalamazoo, are visit­ tailed on friends Sunday. Mrs. Swarthout's pet canary died the sick. ing at Jas. Fleming's. other day of old age. He was sixteen Mrs. Surah Wintermute is still conFrank Brown haa gone to Hustings years old. fined to her room. to work at his trade. Rev. Knott made his first appearance A troupe of colored jubilee Kingers and a democratic speaker are billed for here Sunday, and ‘everybody thinks north Bahry. conference could not have made a bet­ Quite a number of people of this sec­ this place Friday night. “We’re aM ter selection. surrounded.” . tion attended the fair. ' Mrs. McElwain addressed the people David McCtaeand family are moving Married, at Hickory Corners, Sept. Sunday evening in the interest of the 30th, Mr. Allison Bostwick and Miss in town. Good Templars and organized a lodge David Irland died of heart disease May Morthland. 'They left Hastings Monday evening with 41 charter mem­ on 2 o'clock p. m. train for Pentwater, Thursday evening of last week ami bers. Officers were elected and install­ was buried from the M. E. church Sunat the bride's sister, on their wedding ed, the regular meetings- to tie held tour. May joy and prosperity go with uiyde Brown, working at the apple Tuesday evenings. (HEMLOCK AND PINEJ the happy pair. Sunday school closed last Sabbath dryer, is out. a good watqh, having DELTON. dropped it out of his pocket into a box for the winter. of dried apples, without noticing it. Too busy last week for a letter from George Boetwick returned from “’’will be a cheap case of dried apples us. Dakota last week. He thinks there is fo the purchaser. (PINE AND CEDAR,) Clover seed threshing is in order now nothing like the west e democratic convention at the and a large amount of acerage is being Died, Sept 28th. old Mr. Aidrich. He has been ailing for several years. W xott house on Friday last organized cut here. by putting in H. A. Goodyear, of Hast­ The farmers have got their wheat Funeral held at Hickory Corners Bap­ ings, for chairman and H. F. Penningmostly sowed and are now husking tist church Sept 30th. ing, of Charlotte, for Secretary. Henry Farmers are through seedlug in this A. Hunslcker, of Bellevue, was nomin corn. F. A. Blackman took second premium part of the county. ated for senator on second ballot on his bay horse for all work. Farmers are about ready for thresh­ Hon. James O’Donnell, of Jackson, .We are much obliged to the Hickory ing clover seed. and P. T. Colgrove will speak at the Corners correspondent to the Kalama-^ Elmore D. Clark has lost a hog. opera house on Tuesday evening next Telegraph for the compliment paid . Rev. John Mason, of the M. P. church Turroout. men of all parties, and listen' Mo — .-----------1.------- at the has been chosen to remain another to th argument* of two splendid ex­ and Maple, time of the smash-up. . you tell year on the Hickory Corners circuit po unora of republican principles. ' anything John, tell it as Martin Corwin's time Is out to N. 'Wit Reynolds, living southeast df KablCHS and Homes Kelley has hired he. ' .n Kalamo, shot Charlie Wilson, PODS CORNERS. out for a month in bis place. une or his neighbors Tuesday afternoon. Picking apples Is the order of the day. There had been some previous trouble FREEPORT. Will Crates Sundayed at the Corners. and Wilson went over fdr a row. He Prom theHerald. Mias Nellie Bain has gone to Grand. got it, but will perhaps ’recover. The Chas. Will and wife arc visiting ball took effect in the groin. Reynolds Rapids. friends In this place at present. Will Mohler, of your city, spent Sun­ has not yet been arrested. Dr. H. F. Peckham and mother will Ed. lleckatbora, a former Nashville day with friends in these parte occupy a part of C. V. Riegler’s resi­ boy. Is visiting his parents here. He Milo Johnson, of Newaygo, Is visit­ ing friends and relatives in this vicini­ dence. brings a family with him. Of Hvrry Itfnt-ription, The railroad surveyors reached 1 ree­ . Dew. Dickinson has traded his house typort Saturday evening, remaining here and lot to (Ho. Demum sr., of Coats Mrs. M. A. Boice and son Ed. ana spending a few days with friends and over Sunday. Grove, who will move here. The people are aroused and are de­ Congregational social at C. L. Glas­ relatives in Alaska, Kent Co. termined to secure the Grand Rapids gow's Wednesday evening. Prof. M. V. Bora, of Lansing, will A Lansing railroad. . Orno Strong and Esq. Chipman are lecture on prohibition at the DLdple Jno. Helrigle has lost several porkers at Lansing. church on Sunday next, Oct. 10th.. at 2 from cholera. The bast authorities Herb and Hlme Walrath. played with p. m. Everyliody come and do not miss claim that sulphur and copperas are the Saranac band at the Ionia fair lust the opportunity of hearing the Prat. What makes Isina Long wear that good preventative^ Mrs. Geo. Karcher, br., who was ill The Nash vine band played for apoli­ broad smile on her face? Oh, yesf it's because she took first money in the lit­ last week, has sufficiently recovered to Or Prices and Estimates given on ap­ ride to town and was the guest of her tical meeting at Maple Grove Monday tle girl’s race at the fair. Theda Kel­ afternoon. plication. Chris. Hough, of Woodland, was in sey only wears a grin for she took sec­ 9°Geo.’Mo^maadywife returned from BENTLEY BROS, 4 WILKINS. town to-night working up his boom ond money in the same race. their Dakota trip Tuesday, the former for county treasurer. STATE NEWS. being quite ill on his arrival. ______________ O. U. 6UCKKB. Mr. D. butfln. in the employ of Moore Mrs. D. H. Daniels, who cam* to GuU Prairie in 1832, died at her daughter's MOROO-THORN APPLE Jt Shenard. visited his parents and other• rffitRre and friends in Ovid last The village of Morgan is to be bless­ borne near Galesburg SaUuday, aged week, returning to this place Tuesday ed with a minister of the free Metbode'jn*if. Herrington enjoyed a visit 18 l^Ser^imd EUa Brown, of Morgan, ISSm ovSekpTSo«» Uter 14 of m«u>1m Ln we «VbT »bkh default the power of from his cousin, Mr. Leatherbun, of after a number of disappointments, hours before showing signa of recovery. Branch county the first of the week. He started last Monday for FreesoU. Mason She is now out of danger. Domestic went from this place to Lakeview to Co. trouble is the alleged cause. visit friends residing there, accompanErvin Cole, ofThomapple lake, on The gas vein in the Harrington-AxMonday last went to Carlton to run the steam engine for H. Ludlow A Co. man well. Port Huron, baa been tor­ Joseph Shatter is expected soon to pedoed and gas enough struck to light the whole neightorhood. A pressure move to Morgan. ler preached his first sermon to the M. W. S. Adkins, merchant of Morgan, of 30 pounds to the square inch is SJJSrtd“™«.U.rt.T IM «» “Zjl"? E pLplr of Sheridan last Sunday, and has now the largest and finest lot of £ weUPpleased with his location. dry goods and boots and shoes ever Sever.d Saginaw valley mills will Rev. IL J. brought to the village. ‘S'.-JiSiK?® shut down Nov. 1. and lumber camps for bb Dew Heid of labor which has will be in full t4a»t in about a month. Len located at OMvet and Partello for NOBTH-EABT HASTINGS. Wages will bo >16 to 822 a month, and the next year- Rev. Thomas who The rain Is over and again it is pleas­ the demand, for mem is good. The coat of logging will be about the same as ant weather. , A good many attend^ the Wri last year. Mrs. Demott and daughter Hattie Willie Hogan, of Negaunee, aged 10 ^lt£TlSSd«^« ofsiS Eh M™- spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. yearn, went to look lor bia father's .JSSof’S 8tVV«de'v Stewart spent Sunday at cows Sunday evening, and failing to re­ turn, search parties scoured tl» woods Grove. , . life had been passed. It so happened Maple A tramp visited some of the houses without finding hi m Monday- Hte peothat Mire Roush bad gone to mrite an in Uiis vicinity Thursday night but did plo think be is lost in the woods, but evening call and when she returned Rome fear he has been kidnapped by not receive a very hearty welcome. hoS^bout 8 p. m-, the company bad Goo. Clary has returned homo from suspicious characters awn in U»i* neigh-, boriwod of his hoiw,'. ou Sunday., ■ all assembled. Hbe was agoid watch and chain and a beautiful Dakota, where be has spent over a year. County News. WRIGHT, co. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Hows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING H, ta iii Bis, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Monldincs Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. MonLL’m“5X’r>-S'. CHAR IL �CHINESE MASOJRT. Star CoufhCure, • few doses ot which gavflhw ectire relief from a rltdml BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CHEE KUNG TONG, A SECRET ORGANIZATION. A while cblpmonk. caught near East Jordan, is being exhibited at B:g Rap­ ids, and b said to be the only one ever known. . THE HOMELIEST MAN in Hart­ ings its wi ll as the handsomest and others call at our store and get free, a trial bottle of Kemp’s Bslstiu for the Throat and Lungs. It cures acute and chronic coughs. Price 50 cents and S1.00. W. H. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. IL Goodyear. Of trophic, VhcrettaW pominrincj.1 1 lad that roil uf pa;s-re anything to do with them?’ Agalarf the shafts of the Indian sun. Whose spUntrrvd vrageancn falls between j*rtu<-r of mine, who devoted hlniwlf to have gxliMri a grust dual of infarmadan from them, which fa frequently uf comadurable And only the laugh of the paroquet MRS. CLEVELAND PHOTOGRAPHED. ■It's a brief history of the Chinese order of Masons. Now, I sujiposo you think their'* is greatargt stablfched by King Sok>- Cleveland recently poawd for which manl>ut its original and present purjxa.) M wtjl, is entirely revolutionary. The birth of the into the studio with Mra. lAinont, stalling and chatting merrily. After removing her vndod China and ratablisbed tb« prereat Ming dynasty, which is nearly 400 years old. The hands for a half hour. Do with me what you WillThere was little work for the i>o»l*i<>ni»t to do, however. Mix Cleveland fell Into the to thrir strength. Each racmtier educated hfa jKMiti• >n txwt adapted for sh o wing off her beau children U> a belied in the doctrine* of Um or- tiful form and exquisite feature, with a one-third of the entire population of the- em­ pire. There are al"o almut 9U.OUO in the United States. Tbc influence of the kociety is naturally very great, and its member* have In a flurry affair* of stain. lions, aud all the members naturally imbibed ■canned hl* subject critically he was all smiles. negative in a few tecunds with a flourish. It non was iU chief charm. The largo, tirighleyrs assunio the vulgar grin also owe their podtiou. to this policy. Being statesmen of great ability, they naturally be­ come a power to b« f wired by tbc govern­ ment, arid are iwronllngly ap;x>tnted as am- sittings in different positions were equally in each jorition United states. wa» one markable, too. Cbee Kung T-oug. as the society is called. great Tai Pmg rebellion of ','.7 wn» brought about by Its leaders, aud fought by ita *aldirre The famous armiui knoa-u m the Black Flap and Yellow Flags, which perfornusl such bloody work in Tonqulu during the recent war with France, were ubo com­ posed entiruly cf the members of tho Chee Kung Tong, and led by it. offltyrs. Tho From the piquant. niuu.v*l look in the- third attlng. Both were becom­ ing and natural, tut tl>e latter would lie more In kw than a half hour all the negatives being ilfapensed with nearly the whole time. of actresses, Mrs. Cleveland exhibited no sign* us. It la from'them thcedict* are suit which so vitally affect tac policy of the Chincwd Mrs. Cleveland's natural grace and lieauty ns government, an:! which in time may over­ turn tin* throne and establish a now dynasty. cagu Tribune. Ths queuii worn tn-luy by the Chinese p-ople is a symbol of their bondage to Ilia Mongolian There is aa ouriat.h- example of jmxparity emiwror, and is u constant reminder to them up in Uniaq aquare. Hfa name m Smith, nnd of tbeir subjection. be fa getting rich rapidly out of a big restau­ rant adlivi Uk' “Dairy Kitchen.' It fa eun“The ritjs of ttaeoriSty! Y« dneted on the tenqienuice plan, aud a Ix-uid In such infinite variety that my knowledge of of skillful nuu-icinnx dfarourare good light them it inxvaaardy limited. Then; are tnirtythree oaths to be taken, and regular cast iron The place caught the thio of favor tr< , the once, tort, before an applicant can become a start. Smith mode his money to tstablfab fully constituted tunntier of the society. Ho fondness for niurie. can, botrever, withdraw before taking the his life, but it did Invention triumphed, and the nwult wns the “kn»*>,"atuuricnl nianstroaity that sounds brotbera, punishment swift and tcrriUe is somewhat like tlio song of a potulu-.t tom metod out to him. In China it is death, but cat Smith looked after its introdud^on to in this country that is impossible, though they the world personally, and as bo is ax* -rt in go through all tb»> formulas of an axecutioa advertising resource., be succevdeda Imost without the fliml ciyminaticn. The ut'cused beyond lodlaf. He took his horror t- Balti­ h always allowed a I rial, but i t seldom ac- more, and witidn a week tbc town v .« wild quIttnL The wise men and 7atri arch, of the The street boy. were blowing Iticoos: of course, that would be expected; but the hotel the nccnsod and ac'Ctwra are brought before them. The Utter step forward first, and prostrating tlMttuaeirrH upon the floor at the about town, and even the- banjolnving girk, came near gvtting Into jx>litic>s and might have if Smith hail stayed another week. He nvulo? 11,QUO clear within a year, and then conscience soioto him, and jterha|is the erase ran out. If tbs latti-r, the Inventor wisely stood from under and iweapcd with his profit*. and improalva sprecli, which fa interrupted prortrating thaniM-H and uttering word* of iw;ot The judge next cbqn his bands and Girl Pupil* at Taganrog. Lum 1-s-ued an order forbidding girl* froqurating tlu- gymnasium and other -tbokiatic ropurjxe* of catching tire blood that is not tablbihtnt-ntn from wearing any kind of tmbte eoming fnxhionablt- drew, stays, conwta, who is still lying Cao* downward upon the bustiw. pails, higl>-h<v]<d boots, tall Imte, ute., and the jmretits of the girls are said to York Huu. with terrific fuevo until w ithin half on inch JohnnjMUid his elder sister made up the clnr.-i. and Johnny hail come to rely on his siw tar* industry for Jifei losvoa “Johnny, upon vvbat dore the earth revolver1 arin-d tho tMM-ber. “Ax, sit,” replied Johrmy, scratch“Correct" “I TRIED Everything, without re­ lief, but Kemp’s I’DeSuppoaitorire cur­ ed me." So writes A. <1. Rob-. 5ew bondoc. Conn. Price 50 cents per box. W. H. Goodykab. , Dr. Dove, at Lakeside, Ottawa county b wanted for an alleged abortion on Mary Young, who died thereof. Thoae who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that thb b done at the expense of the constitution. Each Ume this weakens the system, and we all know that the termination of this dangerous Ktice is a consumptive’s grave. 1 take the chances, when a flfuy cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will safely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family CREAM worts, ana , urn- ar.lt. At. " wnur vein was struck. ^'rUy ator UxA. were Joa, arxl^kr “fldiing for ttam fnr w-vera! inonths they were remgut. Ita Ing live momao muiwu-——— BAKING POWDER - MOST PERFECT MADE frvA’^A^k I-—. ^'° ^mmauIa< Limn ar AVim falling tbort of fifty barrel*. It swelled th® ..... ■ . . _. J.. .1.1— . rrsfanrl r-HMK WMKU,Ui'd^ .u . —- ---------- -- kill all tin: fidi that camo within certain lOClil'-avi u— i>A.un --------- -- have entered any one's mind until about live ye r. after the well begun to flow. Hevsral capitalists then conceived the plan of extract­ ing the chloride of sodium from the wrier and manufacturing salt. For *omo reasnn the scheme fell through then. Imt two years later a company wax formed «Inch retablikbe1 the »econd largest saltworks in the United States, making about 150 liaryel* of salt dally. Ths Hon. P. M. Danaherdied at Lud­ ington Friday evening. lie was mayor of that city in 1874 5. Dr. J. B. Lansing of Buy City has been appointed assistant physican at water it gore through a proresa which ex­ the Pontiac asylum. tracts the bromide, which forms a largo pro­ Scientifically combined from the beet portion of t Im- character of the water from materials are Cobb’s pilb. Will cure the well This fa a very valuable medicinal product. headache. Wben the water I G.».■_« th* Children. They are os- would be jierfectly S^KX.V’V' ped ally liable to sudden Colds, Coughs. Croup. Whooping Costah etc. Wo guarantee Acker’s English Domed v a positive cure. It saves hours of anxious watching. Sold by Fmkd'k Hotciuuss. liracxiMt. The Hon. James Caplis, ot Detroit, b recovering from a severe attack of mal­ arial fever. salt and bromide. sixteen yrare ago. A j»etitiar feature is that on some days, frr a period < d al-cxit an boor, the well becomes unusually njiIntel and the prwwure simply terrific, requiring the strong­ est kind of joints and raring to hold the It fa almost impasnftJo to ivanproband the Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers aud uul sorts upon the body face or rat® nt :r.,oa> gallon-, per day. it would have Umba. Will thoroughly cleanse the thrown off 5U.VC.,4C0 gallnm of water.— system and blood of every trace of dla- Pittsburg Conunerciai-GsUMitUL easee that have tbdr origin therein. Cures the rheumatism. Ball rheum and canker, and is well recommended by the medical profession all over the active partner in the publishing firm of Tickcountry. Price SI per bottle. Sold by W. U. Goodyear by a young gentlemanThe 13-months old child of Fred Naha of Bay City fell into a tub of suds Mon­ coraplaiM'd that his manuM-rlpt jhmob had day and was drowned. Don’t give that cough antart, but use friends tind lesnl tlx- verses read aud declared Hill’s Peerlees Cough Syrup. No cure, tlauu to tie an invaluable acqubitiou to Ameri­ no pay. can literature -Our reader droidcs that," said Mr. Fields The United States gunboat Michigan was inspected by Admiral Jouett Sat­ urday, at Detroit. The best on eartb, can truly be said hima. lf, the joblubcr conducted tb* young of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is sure, safe nnd speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all manua-ripta. He carefully read other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed come more than ordinarily intmwted, and in or money refunded. Only 23 cents. tliatiaw' placed the package Inride his cMt. Sold by b. Hotchkiss. “Why, b-- gore through them ju»« a* I sum A. II. Farnam's shingle mill at Ed­ more burned Saturday. Losa S1.500. It will be rebuilt rrnry wares os yob are with sugar," rejoined Hill's Peerless Worm Specific is the Mr. Fu-his. effectual worm killer in the world. "1 am satkllod,” said the merchant. “Let No cure, no pay. IMt, of every kind cured in 80 min11U* by Woolford's Sort itary Lotion. verees, but be acquired u largo fortune In Use no other. This never faiki. Sold sugar.-Will M. ClemoM, in Detroit Free by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists. Hastingi!. Mich. LeRoy Nichols, of Big Rapids, is the successful candidate for a West Point Cadetship. change slowly. T1h> style, of the jwvscnt do .iuv_. .......v »___ .■____ .. . . w. H. Goodymr eau olwny* be relied upon to carry In riock the purnd unit best xo»d». and »“»taln the reputation of bring active, pwibtnc am! rellaide, hy recommending article* with ahajo*, which al way* marked a distinguished well ratablfahed merit ntxl aucli a* are popular. grave, was a marble slab laid horianiUlly on Havlnx the agency lor theretebnued Dr. Kiux * “ft which allowed |4cnty of space for vensw,' which no well regulated gravretrxm of lb* On-t port of the century could du witoout. - -. . J mm; |WUK. 11 was hb duty Whim one of hi. jmruhioiieni died to rexnpwe a suitable sbuisa, and the ministers slonary the formula of a simple vegetable re­ medy tor the speedy and twrmaneut cure at Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and pwicxUcub even of Lhoun days Would have all throat and Lung Affections. nl»o a poritire dona lit oHen timre nothing but brownstone slid radical cure for Nervous Debility and all and santist-try. wim UwL 'Hw carving wa« Nervous Complaints, after laving tmted 1U wonderful curative power* in thousands of was tlut every dab sboukl have a human faro carved over ti^ inscriptioiu The stylidi a..... n UIUUMH SUnCTlSUt, 1 Will miv.wtnn*. h..’. .mm., c... ... ______ "L. Magazine Editor—How many now maau•ertpta camo In today ■mall! plantation. Office Boy—Twvnty-twn, dr. -HACKMKTACK." * tasttnz and fragrant ••Well, pi-k out nil that yoU ftn, r.'’1;'-'"''!'- ,‘rk’t’ x‘ *'M’ tt> ^"h*by W. na aiui -x-vi 1__ n J h. Goodyear. , HHIIklH’S CURB will immeStatriy relieve wtf'.L ““ ““ not.d author."-Omaha Wortt ration With the mtn i creation.”—Tid Bias. It apjwam that tta crocodile, like the faith which formerly esteemed it sacrtsl, p pnic- Mow York Bun. snri fa wvldng mean* to diminian thia fright- p *»»’*vm**w^Scenein France *Z f. •Gmhcrik* Graves row maxinc Crcam ^Tartm i<°* Dr Price’s Cream BakingP&wder ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THE IMPROVED PHT1LWI EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. .The Best le Always the Cheapest. HOOSIER MMUF1CTURIHQ CO. FORT WAYRE, IMD. New Grocery Firm! The undersigned, having purchased the interest-of.Geo. Paeston in the firm of Preston Cook, will continue the busi- ness at the old staiid uniter the.firm name uf HOGLE & COOK We will do all in our power to hold the trade al ready estab liahed and largely increase the number of customers by selling good goods *t a small margin. Come and See TTs. HOGLE & COOK, Central Home W'-'1- MONEY SAVED! Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give eacli customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in -°c lots for any Crockery we have in stock at face value. He dees most at his work on a tyj» writer. Creaai Bata eared m®. value, and weald be Try Our Tea! Hams & �THE NEWS IN BRIEF. THE CARGADORES. Co-OperMtl,. Ru,r«.4 Wftn‘ ' A new mineral deposit ba* been struck in Wwt Galena, Ill*., which U reporto.1 to be the grwotoa mining bonansa arar struck in that city. A rralUr k ™,Jn, BWV a, bug* in Raymond township, Champaign county, Illinois The tntastlnea at the dead porker* have l«en found to bo swarming with worms. Bouanxa Macki-y hopes to create out of the Postal Tfitegrnph company a* extensive a ststetu a* that of tlie Wntfern Unkm. When thut i* done be says telegraph rates will be ao chrop a* to do away with letter writing. Tim Viking, the yacht ou which Samuel J. Tild-n 11**1 to S}u:vl ao much time, will be 't on ’“d‘ hp raJA are y uid in v.’ogU’*d' 111 district* (and i» particularly mentioned) !■“»«>. etotm. wo ,J or.l other nxbanira only receive from two to there mark* «sy from forty -seven to seventy rente) ter ‘thni toT °f Mtr* *Ul t?”" °“y riKh,5' “>^«t>-two wnts • Fwiudo tabor l* allowed only In cer*n'l.won’ro» whcn «n'ploy«l, rem from otM m-irV . INTERESTING CLASS OF PEOPLE IN OUR SISTER REPUBLIC. nhlir Work They tk~<.’hooper Than Mais*. JCelM-essui at the Well. Ttarargadorc* are by far the best elam of laltorrr* in Mcxk-n, and are by law and long Uwage regrtni.*! tta iveat and cbcajxwt com­ mon carrier* in nl) tta large cities and towns. Their wages si*! want* are small, and their bone and tnu»-l« are their mily capital. Educati ni, mcnleoty and rcflnmxmt are t> __L.? retiu-i per aav. the working hours ore from 0 to6 in sum­ nlino«t unknown among them, and morality mer and 7 to 7 in winter; ooohour te allowed often exists only in iuuim-. Among many for dinner, halt an hour in tho morning for their hifM* and aspiration., ore no higher William a Molten, asistant general super­ breakfast, and tadf UIl (jour in the afternoon than the burden* ou their tacks, while their intruded of Um Northwestern rood, te about tor coffer. degradation i* as low os pulquo anti nxvcnl to aauimetbe general manageim-nt of u>. ran male-IL Ttase are Ute national drtnta, "rt h V teconsin Central, F. N. Finney having re­ six! nro made from tta native maguey or nq>U«J. signod. WtaS U» br pta. cvntury plant Their dross is coin;>raed of a Alexander Maim, nt one Umo railed “the work ha* broa generally adojited, and the low, whk-briinmed straw hot, goatskin jacket cattle king of Hliuote,” dW at bi* bumu In thus. wnxxl are on a wate already re­ and jautaloons, a bather apron from tta ferred tu. To [MXA ide for richness and acti- neck down, and a pair of sandal, in .place of Pari* Turntay, tigvd tPi. r-^ulr"l by taw, the workman is *ht*.-a In addition they carry t thick jtad oti Mm Kemper, widow of the late Dy. Kem­ ‘ .?t' per. prescient of Nashotah wuiiuary, died obliged to contribute to a saving fund out of tlieir Itacks, upon which tta i-uniem are placed. Tta whole U kept In place by a wide suddenly Tuesday morning at the KemMlui ta* earning*. Rent runs from twelve to eixlgenn mark* belt which is i*vawd aronud tho load and just (W la.) water cure. linlwrt Caruttan, plUher for tlie Browua, J*ay from »2.W to gtai) j>er month, and above tta foreliead. In addition some wear of BL Louis, retire, from the dlamoud on mrah rort alxut twenty-four rente a day. a belt from which i* swung a large (testbed account of heart diatom-, and will return to I be meal* of a workiugimui ronrtst iwindpal- knife, a long wwing needle, a rope and a ly of potatuca (for dinner, jxrtato soup with a bunch of string*. his home in Chicago. t •lice of borom, bean.-., vegetahtes, rum_ A safe in the produce exchanga at Naw With thin garb and a license from the gov­ York was on 'Tura iay evauing robbed of mon pork and black bread, somotimra dried and now and then ordinary beef i:x*lL ernment the rargndor i« ready fcr work, and they Mt by axne person who knew Um, combi- fish, but more frequently bone fl«*<h. is conddared by hi> claws* wcU-U>-do in life, Tuesday Il is very rare that a workingman is seen and indeed they Lava some reason for think­ wraring a white shirt. ing so, for we often see them poshing t hrougb Utterly cooperative storai have been the Rtpwt under heavy burdvna, and that tahli*lM*l aliuust everywhere. Tbtar Ixmefi- without a pad, and entirely naked from the ceuce I* curtailed by the evil of the credit wuirt up. Their work includes about ail that system. Tb/'rt' are otta-r orgamxau.no w hrae is done by our northern dairy, takrry and special object it Is to help srorkingmeu. The grocery delivery wagons; abo that of the governmeut has taken mcasarvM recently to moving car, the liutcbcr'* enrt and the dray, 1‘vtter h<xi*e ita working cta*n |*,j)utation. Iu Berlin ami other large rttira kitebra* have is very extensive moving being done it mnk-s t»*-n rtartnl to supply food Uiat will combine a strange seem'. They orc then trudging quality with cheapuem.—Cincinnati Commcr- oo in a king Hue, each one bent under hi* burden, composed of parlor, household and In a fit of jealousy at Negaunee. Mich.. Wednesday, J. King, a widower, dxrt Mtn kiuben furniture. The grocery delivery man A Morv.loa. Mathematician. and the frutero (fruit |«ddten> carry their Txmbe RoulMard. mother nf five children, in­ Jirn Townrend i« a noted Bohemian in liurdeus on their head* in low, flat lisski-ta, flicting a dangvrou* wound. Nevada and wall known in California. He which an- sometimes a yard wide. This is In a shooting match for the northern 1111“ a genial, convivial soul, whoso Ik. harm no jitaced on a circular pod which just tita the nol* championship, at Rockford. Wednralay, C. E. Stannard defeated Bliartff Hutchinc, one, but are rather evidence of tte abnor­ lw-sd of the carrier. When (riling fruit otio mal developmrtit of the power of exaggera­ man carrkw the taskeL while a wound gon and won tl»> diamond tadge. tion. Ho U credited in Nevada with having The Indiana yearly mo-ting of Orthodox b-»-n the originator of some of Mark Twain’s along and Jfries the kind, quality, price, and ccochatea by saying: "Toda csta' muy Friend* wu o]x><M3d WudiMwday at Klcblawt jnkse, including tta story of the man burnt-1all are ver? cheap. In till* city tho prtennens are worked a* rarThe coal agtcite of Uw Pennsylvania rail­ gnd'ires, and while writing this fifty have road We. toretay advanced the wiling price JMU***! my window*, and all were loa. k*l with of cool 15 cent* per ton. wood. At; other tune* wi> m*> them low ted Prvefctait Clevetand Wednesday afternoon with l*ig* of earth and rubbiah from the received tho dek-RMU-s to the Grand G-i.. r*l strret. Im*' and sand for the builder, and I 'liapUT of Royal Arch Mason*, now btartfng l>rnvy ittxwte* used in ;«ring the stm-ta and a convention m WaJiington. -d.ic walk*. Many of them are barefooted and Anna Hawley, the IS-year-tad daughter of clothed in rug*, white-otber* have a piece of a Dr. Hiram A. Hawley, of Delmar Junction, blanket around their loin*, which fonw their Vt. cut off Iwr hair Kat unlay evening, and, “Well, air, lie wa* a wonderful fellow—the entire suit They are driven to and fro by a after <li.lining mate attire, left on hurwbock great-*! tnatlemmlictan that ever lived. Ytsi mutinied guard, consisting of about one-third for porta unknown. cituid (tropoun 1 the mad difficult problem in 1 a ba*i.xxt oim! tall At Bingen. Fa.. Mn< Mary Wagner and mathematics to him and be would give you almart worse than death itwlf. When lum­ in tta evening, in a »ts**'h after-tta child were killed by a fart train The child the answer offuond at the snap of your ber or long timber B to be moved tty* rods of 1-anqurt Gen. Mika bad waialcrel out upon tlu’ track, and th- i fingers, while other Jteoplc of reputation in two pwcui are fastened tiklta jssck trnldlc on •aid: "I have !k- mother Irat her life In attempting its rewi*.-. that line would »■ a quire of paper and a either dde of a mute or Imrro. while the other . tie patience with A motinment thirty fret high, eretad in gross of lead penciK and take a w,*-u to end* drag <>n the ground; thus they are trailed tbote who a short memory of those w!k> full in tb- Black Hawk reach the *am- result. Why, I’ll tell you along ti> the required place. 1 hh i* tta' **-ret war, was Thursday dollratal by the citto'in what the fellow could do. He could go intn a of transferring everything for which a kngof St«q>lwu»>n county, Illinois, in Kent town­ graveyard and rub hi* bra.! again-* a UnnK g. and । wagon is nerewwry. And it 1* even ship. Col. J. D. Hitt, a veteran of tho stonc and tell you bow much tte corpse said they pride th-nwlvra on their native inweighed when it died.”—flan Francinco 1'ort. spmnlty' t«r by Uite method there is no tiny druggie, related mmxm- intetssting facte con hat in gearing and ungearing. t.-* tai tiwrewith Tltaxluni (1. Hulett, an aged citiwu of The late Dr. Cogswell, tlu* rehownwl libra- I All tin- butcher*' supplk* are carried more limtng Niagara Falta, went twfon. the aoniUry bum** at Buffalo, an*! explain*! hi* system of im- rian of the Artur Bbrary. < xpnw»*l the opin­ than amik into thi* city. We have seen one laslding fruit and lolira of animaj* in ce­ ion many year* a*> that a free circulating man carry five drrael (terp or two quarters ment, by whk-. they were changed into a litonry wa* im|*wiLlc, be.-»uw in five yrara autatam*- resembling (tone, serving the any r dterth «n «d bc*A* fur that |-urj«»- would original color. His will pnurtdre timt his be M-attcn-d forever, l/cyood hope of recov­ corp* (hall be tn*»ta! by thia proc* «a ery. But what i* tbu csq>eri.-nre of the BraAdolph Gordon, a counterfeiter, wo* dis­ ton public library I 11 lows only one btxfk charged from prison at Jarkom, Micta, out of every 1».<>W loaned, or one-ninetieth of Tbunslay. after serving five year* He wn* 1 ]>cr rent. The free circulating library of immediately, raorrsstal for counterfeiting m New York ba* Imd simitar exj»-ncnre of the Uie pnwiii, tnokl* and dim btang found in his trust worth I nrwi of tb* putdic *> far u bur­ row,*! lx«>k* are concerwd. fur it* I owe* ore cell. We question very much Texas fever has broken out am «W cattle in iudgiuflraiiL ML Zion township, Macon county. IlUn-iia. whrtber a library like tta Artur, wtam- book* The afflict**! (tack were recently |axrcha«l are i.' kl for n-frreuce merely, d<«w not, h> |>roporti<m, mitf-ir more from ttepredatluu* in Ctiirag'>. and < npu.- from Iowa. A hail ami mc^nrtonn prewaitat Thu relay and nurtUatioii’ tlinn a .peat free circulating librarv. Tlte sooundreb am! vaixtal* wbn in the Manpretas (Mn-h.) section. steal rare book., <* who tearout chapter* awl Keren dw-Hings and four tarn* at Manito(date* from >'ta>k» books, ate ta* from among woe, Wta, were ite«troy»*l by fire Thursday tta- poor end htuabk*, l>ut •rn *nrn •ovc poverty—cunsrteh-elem fellow*, who do n d For the quarter onde! Se;< Ml th.-n- were red«t the tenqdation to puritan.—New York l.tri! failure in the Unital Btat--*. a* com­ pared with 2,lWfor the third .(uarter of 1-AY The UabUitire. however, are -My wife to. ’k me to a Then oad*i• -river gmrral. Will lain UWfar the three month* <>f K'ti. a* *cn>n*t tEi.<74.tWU for the corn-.] kumI mg pcriol tn naaiie* n*t sit in. • corner am Bn,>kline; for auditor, W. F. (criptive made far three Immitk .••■<”. , - attorney general, Th- whisky pool met at Cincinnati Thurs­ rctirtance of the programme /mi.. • ! Clinton. Mr. Aspin- day. and advanced the price of whisky from ■ an t W. Ixw iy Warner, stein. Mr wife said it reprwemted n storm at |t W to <1.14. The Danish Lutheran .onveulirai, which „, but I taik’i t­ ha* just dosed iu *.«.'«> st Ccdy Fall*. Hon rame in. Tta' blaring <d the tn«itw« and the rollmC of the «lrum* were «uppo*«ra Iowa, declared against secret xoclrttaa. be thunder--"-my wife said. 1 to Juan. ' lion at the i7>th anniversary of llarrard. tta- noire answtwi just a* well for a ja-. g wbkh will be observed with unusual houor. freight train «r a scene in a 1-nmr Imtdrtaidl ww * Pliilteaf Th II early in November. •, Marruti women overpoweted «. sheriff* wailed in tl»- >n-l Bgonirtt'k «««»*'r' thte my *t^° "n‘‘* rvprvwmtad the fury p«em County Clan-. Ireland, "btte * .training one Kelly'- property. Tlie <•»•*£ bl^t<tef v anvbndy to detect anything like the were securely held while the rattle wen- fury of ibe blart in a tremolo ou tb<- v Wins. driven aw*y by the hunbsnd* of the women. It might as well do service for a bi< J « , Judge Bagby Ims* decided that til* I. rd of trad.- ba* the right to control the or a fight with hard gloves, or » *7^ ST nJ^in w^T tho action, on it* fluw L.honl* in dhtress a* for the fur) of ttaeimuawwh; il-- flnu Imil'/t, and then tta follow­ ing *. by nc--lamatioa to complete are dirtributal to the putaic Toddy Solomon, husband of IJUlan Rus the tick-> retary of state, Henry B. . A. W. Braid: auditor, wU tte actrew, wa* indicted for bigamy Frinttoniey general, Edgar J. mtM U» n»l« »> - el:OT*r • . N”JSu. a- Ml o< d«ro» Sl.“ W U" >" Uw d.«tas «< Mr* M F-dta "“Jj* tan “ I Ktad -tan U '■• <« U. tta The gciM-ral grand cnapw . / nuMKjn*. will bold its next meeting at a nni«~ ... -— . j£ Victorien Sardou, who » pleasant country hou«e at Marty Lrk on a "rw »i>ectA™^r P^TO St Martin. He “P that Rte a modern life with with srcnre in t. ^witne-ed by ch-^ren <« > Mr,, tlwrland at Buffalo. X T.. M Oranr .on. of Bliuote ctalegn. stetndtrvehe Im tier Hist Sunday tn Buffalo Hix* b. r-l.-i^rtaro for Europe a year or ‘ kU!e<1 o cu»*2"- In n very quiet manner. It wa* iightai cigar into » IttW '- .tta tta prere Baturday that (to plosion wreck*I ttw #tnu 1 *«Ll attend divine (Brvfc**i at tta Central tamer, and wounded ‘cimrch Sunday morning, but *i* dki not do «>, Tta announcement did ‘‘a* a targe attendance at tta serviem “*».»X)»--ted. The congregation barely miro lull Of tta M-atx. M«: Ctevuland re®«*i at th rertdeoca of bar cottar., Mra Alice Fotavn, all day. A Mtehigsa Maa Cremated. j^V/’-O-N. Y„ Oct L-Tta body <rf H. Heiner', late at Bsginaw. Mkh.. ww to their moral*. In Mgrrat drawixu-k of Ux> tbratre that it i* lmj»r*itaa to , ami. if report be The Pntaon* <,f “ *™ flcteutlfle num arc in dt the tend poteon or th« roj., most hijuriou* in tbearen waUr. Th<- chancre «« 1 •hdrups” arc more deadly anuMTixrtl* *? C_r, -DKn>lt CUm ud J"* W GERmanremEOY ForPain psymeat ot the interest on any day wteveop Uie name I* made payable as therein expressed, sad should the Mine remain anpnM *iw1 In arrears fur the apace of thirty day*, tiira and from tiicncefonh after Uir lapse al (aid thirty days, the principal san ot fifteen hundred dollars with all arrearaxrs ot Interest thereon, should al the option of said BiortBgw*, their executors, sdinlntatrators or aMtgnJtacome and be due and payable Immediately thereafter. alUMMgh the (.criod lltnllo.1 for Uie pay went thereof may not then have expired. And default having been made In the payment of the interest dae the IMli day <rf August. A. D. iwa. the t«h day ‘l,*"**b «*Ld?L£.A'FiT- OUGHIURE SAFE. SURE. PROMJ-T POISONED WATER. The report of the state Board of Health abowa a condition of thing* in the water ■apply that la absolutely appalling. One family alone baa had three death*, the origin of which can be traced to this aonree. The effert may not be Immediate but are none the leas anre. In thecourae of a few week* »r months, loss of appe­ tite, beadnebe. lose of Bleep, tired feelinn and the thousand and one symptoms that indicate the approach of diaeaie are cer­ tain to be felt. The smaller towns haven water supply of more or leas injurious character, while the farming community often draws tta water from wells that are (imply drainages from barn* and outWhen all these things are taken Into consideration, the"surprise is not that . ,_____ —__ II.— . ,U_. t SmM by drinking liquor*, mineral waters or any other concoctions, for they too fre­ quently are oflen more Injurious than ordinary water. The only way to avoid the evil effect* 1* by keeping the brailh ■ulmpaired. AU have observed that iho •vil effects of poisonous water are quickly manifest In Some cares and much les* »n others. This la owing to the fact thal one person lain p«*l health while the other Is •at. A mint woman or child who 1* rig­ orous, and whose body 1* properly ton*!, ta the one who can easiest avoid th* evil* above named, A gentle stimulant tn the digestive organs ami faculties, n strength Imparting preparation, a nerve building compound is what the public require, is what the people will have. Tbla Is pre­ cisely what Hotiion.c I*, and the urent favor with which It has been awl is being received clearly (bows its value. Being eomporetl of peptonized beef, bop* and malt <the three Iw*! known Invigonu.t* and IoiiIcsk' 11 orctimulatre albumen in the bodv ta completely «* to must cer­ tainly countehict ibe llr*l approaches of Iftbe luhaUtanta of Michigan <te«!re to prererve their health nnitnjmired in spite of the M-vrrr 'climate, bail water and other health ■iwmir* that snrronnd tbetn. they must use some standard (limn/naV thnt Impart* tlgor while edding strength All bend* of famtllM. end th'*c who value their awn happiness. «u> well a* that ot their irienda. stoonl-i give th!* subject the most cnrefnl attention and intestlga- KALARIA FOR at public auctloQ to the blgbert bidder at S north front door of the court fiouee. in tta eity ot Hastings. Barry county. Michigan, (that talus tta pbire of bolding tee circuit court for ll*rryr county) tta premlee* described la said inortgsgs, <x so much thereof a* may be Mess■uiry to pay -odd prlurlp*! *am and interest due tbrreuu at tta rate of eight per reuL per an­ num, dur ami unpaid on such nioripagr. *ud all legal rusts of thl, forrc'.osure. together with an attorney tee of twenty-five dollar*, a* provided for iu said mortgage. said premise* being de­ sert ted iu said mortgage aa follows; AD those |4eces or panels of land lying and tn tHa V.I.V Wn««nK �1 he Hstsliiaffs iBanner. Dideocv,nUon anybody bmr of the democratic repwUMlng Wwkl'mt CieveUnd’s financial policy? Not to any great extent. And yet Bre'r Fuller said there could be no fusion unless the Hastings. Mich.. 'October J", 1886. Michigan democrats did that very thing. But that was when Fuller bad an axe tc grind. He wanted a little better show ut the feed trough than the democrats were disposed to give. When Fuller has something to gain by howl­ Republican Nominations. ing, he is a howler from Howlervilie. When his little game has worked to his satisfaction, he swallows his own words <w.-«.unn,T k » and “mum’s the word.” MVS. of Wayne.. For HUrte fmwntr, GRUME JL MA1.TZ, of The course of Hon. Jas. O’Donnell in congress is a matter of pride to his *Vor Atkirney'Gearral-‘MOERS ’TAGGATT, constituency. There was no harder worker, none more effective, than he. He did nut dodge or evade any question. For HcT*r1rUci>«rat of Public IiMtnMtton- Was in his seat and voted upon every JOSEPH ESTABROOK .uir>>Um. r..r M-.-i.-- ,.t ivJ;-.ru-.1 measure, often when his physicians। BAMTE1. H.UABOttOK,Of Wayne. directed him to remain in his rooms. For M-mt-T-of C«>».'n‘ss,:3d'i»BtrF:t-.1 AMKS Moreover bis vote counted on the right• O’DONXBUU _ side every time. This district will doi GKOKMS.INHm. its duty to a faithful, diligent servant ’ . by returning Mr. O'Donnell by an in­‘ BY M. creased majority. This, we firmly be­ lieve, will be done. For ateTfll-BAHZi: 8HRIN ER. ForCWW.y’Chrk-FlkARK'McDEItBY. If you want no wishy-washy foreigni For Trwurarer-CHJUBTOFUEH A. HOVOIL ! For Resister <rt '■UtohMBAXZE V B. ■RICH­ policy pursued toward foreign nations,, AHIMi. For FreCTcullnskttCTt>ey-rMlUPT\ CO17» you should vote the republican ticket’ The Cutting controversery with Mexi-■ GHOVE. . For Iterveyor—AttA D. ROJIK. For Clmjtt Court •CominUuuon«r«--A{X>XMOi co, the fishery correspondence withi E. KKXAtJTON Canada, both prove the weakness, thef For Coro ' utter inability of the democratic party, VAXHOftX. son to be proud of Baker Shriner M .Ortw. iniaf sheriff. He would bring to the service he ww nwrtir of of the people ability and capacity. " ed la IBM. «nd Seven lawyers on the fusion state' ta-m of oaoarUMj “ .“J? jSd Jr ticket, and yet they are bidding for the S5«J.Tn”5ia^S h. votes of farmers and knights of labor. E* control, modify, or abolish the l»oard o! county auditore of Warne county, and may by law provide for the auditing of the accounts of Wayne county. The proposed ameodmrat to this sec­ tion is merelv the proviso granting the legislature the power to regulate, etc., the board of county auditors of Wayne county. Both amendments ought to to adopt, ed and undoubtedly will be if tho voters do not neglect their duty in voting on them.—Detroit Tribune. SSa^S"u“^ 2SS?do?J,<*d 00 'with *** silver done up jn I>i(lle-M i?1U1 tom* seems to be tn« only bill of chicken wpporad to be eaten bv .a ’T' «d u Put J. M. Kogers in the legislature tract of 24<i acres in the same town, and the interests of the people of Barry which I. now th. hrr *o* to™ of county will receive faithful attention. his son-in-law. Win. B. Otto. War broke out soon after and, although de­ Asa D. Ilork would serve the people mined at home by a sick wife and flve faithfully as county surveyor. . small children, the Potter family waa not backward la tunttohlw lu>t«n Mr. Hankard, Fusion candidate for That great Yaple boom seems to have Of “boys in blue." Three brothers Congrew in the third district of this. utterly collapsed. went to the front and George h, as Htate, would seem to haye a pretty recruiting officer. Induced many others heavy account to settle with the “boys to go. in 1882 he was appointed de­ Y«ir» reuiwtfauy GZO. W. POTTER. puty provost marshal, which office he -in bluff—or they with him—for his action in the last House on soldier legis­ g Jas smith. held until the close of the war. lation. As appears from the journal of Mr. Potter has done as much as any mon In Ewon county toward, develop­ the House otl885.p. p. 295. 1299 and 1444, Mr. Hankard, as a member of that Geo. N. Potter, the republican candi- ing its resources and furnishing farm- House, voted against the following date for state senator, was torn in era a good market and transportation bills, viz.: The bill'to exempt honor­ jtoyy■lri> Cavuga county, Ji. Y., Oct. 10,18S7, his for their products. He assisted both ably discharged soldiers from the pay­ £AA?orrt‘ J ** father being a native of Pennsylvania with time and money in getting the ment of poll tax. the bill providing for and his mother of New York. When first railroad through the county, the bf.’p J-cmtr-Honu-e G, indexing the names of all Michigan the subject of this sketch was three Grand River .Valley, and then turned 1 *5?.- Ww<1* wu-»« soldieru of the late war, in the Adjut­ •f Cante-Ctuu. i>. r4>« i years of age his parents moved to the his attention toward getting a conipctterritory ot Michigan and located at ing line and one that would develop his ant General's office, and the hill to pro­ Saline. ’Washtenaw county, on wild own township. As late as the year vide a Soldiers' Home in this state. vernment land. Fourteen years of 1868 there was neither a store, saw mill, This record shows that Mr. Hankard in rd struggle to clear up their land and grist mill, blacksmith shop, or even a anything but a friend to the soldiers at the same time provide for the wantspost office in that township. Mr. Pot­ for the I’nion, and his nomination on of a large family ensued, only to lind ter. with the energy that haa character­ such a record is, to our mind, an in­ at lhe end of that time that their home ized hb entire life, worked lor the dorsement, of the spirit at least, of the must go and they again become pioneers establishment of the Peninsula railroad wholesale in famous pension vetoes of and plunge still deeper into the then from Battle Creek to Laaslnr and Cleveland, the reform (?) Prerident wilds of Michigan. In the year IBM from Battle Creek to South Bena, Ind. The soldiers ot the third district, and Appim. pa- bM» the household, consisting of father. He was one of the Original thirteen patriotic citizens as well, will fail Ln Apple, dries mother and seven children, moved to who organized the company, and for a their duty to themselves, the state and Apple*, evapunueu Eaton county, and by cutting their number of years was uneof its directors the country; if they do not set the senl way for four miles through the woods, nnd right-of-way, tie and wood agent of their votes against Mr. Hankard in to maintain American interests. No1 they found the land that they hnd He advanced large sums of money to November.—Fremont Indicator. such disgraceful fiascos as these occur­• located, it being that on which the vil- equip the road, and got let down to the 'NOTBS. BS:ui red during the ■republican administra-. lage of Potterville now stands. We tune of 810,000. but the road was built When their legions, are ■ drawn up in1 tion. See that no democrat represents. cun hardly realize in this day and age and now. as the Chicago & Grand Uesdwood. D. T.. Oetoi>er Ut. W. ■ battle array, seektag by force of arms* this district in congr<ws, where our of easy traveling and comfort the hard­ Trunk, furnishes strong and injurious EDITOU BANNER: ’ ships and privations incurred by such competition with the Michigan Central, As this country seems to contain a to conquer, we speak of the nations as1 foreign relations need acting upon. Hid*, a journey. Those hardships and priva­ and is one of the greatest blessings number of various happenings and in­ ----------------------------hostile. When jj>eaee is declared, weI tions were shared by Geo. N., the old- Eaton countv ever had. After the cidents always rqiw to a tender-foot, or The double convention of lhe fusion­• est of the children and then a strong, building oT this road was aMured. Mr. the name applied to a easterner, I will are accustomed to^think ■ of • their con­• । robust boy of seventeen. He msiated Potter bought of e;istern capitalIsta, endeavor in my own way to deaenbe flicts as ended, j But in these piping; ista of the sixth congressional districts , his father tn building their first house times of peace, there is awarfare being; was reconvened on the 4th, and after in the woods. Haying neither hoards what was known as the Carroll lands, one to the Banner readers. There are ot some 2,500 acres along the line of the waged, no leeertleBtlres though strip­ a red hot time a lawyer named Fedewa। nor nails, a shanty of logs, .with troughs road, in the township of Benton, gave a nuinlxu* of Chinese in our city, so of course there is an occasional funeral. ped of the horrors of actual battles. It, was nominated. The knights of labor• for a root and split slabs for a floor. the right-o^way to the road for two A few weeks ago. I had the opportu­ is the contest for commercial -aiAprema-. preaented a memorial to the conven-, furnished shelter for a happier family miles and a half and built several saw nity of seeing one of these snectacloH. suite o! Michigan, Votu.lv of Harrj-., than many that dwell in marble halls. cy. No strategy is left untried to-se­■ tion asking that a candidate acceptable Up to this time George had never «t- mills, thus furnishing a good market carried on in the Chinese fashion. The for hard wood lumber that up to that day was a very warm one, to say noth­ cure vantage ground. Trained diplo­■ to the workingmen be nominated. But tended school and his home efforts to time had only cumbered the ground, ing of thr funeral being held out of mats are watching every movement,, in spite of this the democratic conting- get an education had been attended and instead of ioging together and doors, which made it the more uncom­ onjtiKimrHl eirht bumlrwl wnj <i«hty5i : 2?; J ,’k In thr n? 11... , - ........ reporting with us much -dispatch andl ent gobbled up their greenback ^allies with too much hard toll to make burning the timber to clear the land, fortable. A band of music marcbed to’ much headway, but he now began to accuracy as aids-de-camp. The strong­■ and nominated a lawyer. Harmony feel as if he must make a stride Tn that in many caw-s parties bought H > and 8*» lhe Bide of the coffin, and struck up two acre parcels ot Mr. Potter and turned or three lively airs while waiting for thr <ia!} ». er is ever utriving to conquer and sub­ doesn’t prevail to any alarming extent direction. His father was still too around and sold him logs enough off n«l. Ci Hand A. B«wk<-r. MiuitiltUalCT at u-j prarins th*r h<Ahui» bpoor to send him away to school and from the same pieces to more than the wax candles, tea, rice. etc., to be ar­ , estate, due the weaker. Every day witnessesi among the fusion lata of the sixth. ranged on a table about six feet awsv. rerttterrel retete bei-wlur i., tl,* ,»uU « his board ind tuition, but George towed.'tn Mid pnuttxi dncriOtd cover the purchase price, and had one of these peaceful battles for cam-’ • Hon. Jas. O'Donnell earned the gratid a brave heart, a strong arm and a vuluable farms left For years the vil­ Between this and the coffin was anotfi- Iqrnr—oa» thsrvln b-ri» ! tude of the butter-makers by his vigor­ sharp axe. and armed with these and a lage of Potterville has been the bead er table, on which lay a roast pig. The crowd was then made to move back ' ouFsupport of the bill taxing oleomar- reader, a spelling book, geography and (piartera for hard wood lumber in this Um fcnmoah, tor aaalEtird ur tin? N'artnw of wa nation is like Alexander, looking for gerine. He received a letter from the Daybidl’s arithmetic, he accompanied part of the state, and during the last each way. thus forming a square large woltinn »n,l ' that th., hi.itw ... I.—- ... .. enough fur four or five Chinese to “more worklu to conquer?' 'To-discern1 president of the dairy astjociation of the his father through the woods, follow­ fifteen years the firm of G. N. 4 J. W. march around in a circle at one rad, ing section llnre most of the way, to Potter have handled more hard wood the weak potato of a coaxmerolal *Uver-' United Btatea thanking him, Ln behalf Vermontville, -fifteen miles distant, while the teblre and coffin stood at the nary and take advantage at them is a‘ of the farmers of the United States, for where the Rev. W. U. Benedict “kept I lumber than any other firm in central other. Ah soon as the band cward Michigan. For a number of years they were boon employed-more men than the combined playing they began to march, all the favorite tactic ot each contestant-for his tfforts to carry this bill through BehooL" Arrangements made with a Mr. Fairchild, by which manufacturing establishments of any time keeping up a sort of hideous, piti­ supremacy. To understood 'the strong congress. ful wall. Occasionally two of them George could chop his way through village or city in the county. points and either avoid -or .destroy would tow to the earth, as did the an­ four months'schooling and the sound Mr. Potter’s business interests at cients of old. The high priest, clad in to be ixiblHhcd in the.lUUlniS BARKES. » -Frank McDerby could not be sur- of George’s axe nights, mornings and three Is also a (sequent method -of -in-'; printed and r I—ui m <1 in uM County j paasedj Ln Barry county for clerical abll- Saturdays, and ten acres of timber fell­ the present time nre various and im- ■ long robe, stood at thft.-hrad of the newspaper liar-. rmA. II. n—h wmL I— I.* creasing trade. Sympathy has no iplace ---- H.hLan. * JonK rOl *« 81000 U><L4M*d OF-80 the KU*?*™!? |J RfSton.ifTh f thpa .M 1 COffln ’drtl verto» hU *nnon to apeak. in this content. It is war, war to lhe, >ity. iHalsaman who commands the ed near where the New England hotel last Wm. w.colk. ’ the* brS^ Ivs.1 farms in . Benton, "“rtpJb.V -Alter After three these t-eremoniee ceremonies the ’hand tend i£nin again now stands testified to the lldelitv of ■nd Judgwot 1 ‘ robue. confidence and esteem of all who knew tile Mbrks in Michigan, with lhe death if need be. thiit the deatoed result the engagement on his part, while the may be attained. In thia connectionan■ hlm;isa splendid penman and a good well-thuud»ed pages of old Day ball tore exception of the works at Jackson, one of the finest flouring mills in the state, historical fact may be stated; and that! ‘busineaa man. The people of Barry evidence of his struMlre in the school manufacturing last year 5U0.CW bushels is that no other tatlon has so skiDtully, county .would make no mistake in elect­ room. At the end of the four months of wheat into flour and furnishing as term, having mastered, the arithmetic good a market for wheat at Potterville or successfully fought for oouaoeraial ing Mr. McDerby county clerk. and the timber, he returned to his as there is in the county of Eaton. He and industrial supremacy as Great! \Vote:for “Honest Chris. Hough,” of home in Benton, only to have the care is an equal partner with his brother, J. of a large family thrown on his Britain. Weaker amt Jons, like Ireland 'Woodland, tor county treasurer. He W„ in the firm of G. N. & J. W. Potter and India, have been subjugated i>y- ■j^ a Jnan of. capacity, the strictest hon- shoulders, his father dying soon after in manufacturing buying and selling his return. From this time on hard arms that they a^gtit be made to buy •esty and of uncompromising honor. work and he were constant compan­ lumber; also in the firm oithe Potter the products of British manufacturers. Barry county would have no reason to ions. chopping, clearing, fencing and Manufacturing Co., in manufacturing furniture, in the firm of J. W. I’otter 4 Have opened the above store Her equals have bam brought to com­ worry over hw cash if Mr. Hough is building on the homestead, until at the Ca, proprietors oE the largest general mercial submiMuon by the arts of di- eleoted to (fill ।the position of county £; of twenty-one yearn, he had. be­ store In the village, and is a heavy­ es supporting the family in an econ­ stock holder in the Advance Threshing ptomacy and the Lavish use of money. treasurer, as he-ahould be. omical way, managed to save fifty dolTroere is the most indubitable evidrace laraby making nnd selling black salts. Machine Works, at Battle Creek, Mich. ElMt.dohn N.jPotter state senator. The younger boys having now grown The Potter brothers have recently or­ tliat Great Britain has viewed with Elsewhere can be seen how from a up so as to be able to manage the home ganized a stock company, known as the alarm our industrial progress for a quar­ Michigan Furniture Co, of Oakland, poo0x>x,<he has climbed the ladder of farm, George N. became ambitious to Cal., under the supervision of a brother. ter of a century under protection. It fame and fortune. His strong muscles powssres some land of his own. and John H. Potter, and for the supply of is equally certain that she has aimed with his fifty dollars in his pocket and and -the -woodsman'b axe gave him the enough provision to last him during that trade the works at Potterville are The store is filled with Barg^ins in each department. In fact constantly and labored with Increasing . start and'keen foresight ami eminent his journey, went on foot to Ionia to ■bout to be enlarged. the Stock is albBargains. persistence to abalbh the laws, that Notwithstanding the demands of his foulness capacity have done the rest. locate the land where Thomas H. havq made America so formidable a ri­ Brown’s fine residence now stands. many business interests Mr. Potter has He is a anan oflhe people. always found time to work for lhe But alas for the day of wild cat banks val ao a manufacturing nation. Brit­ best intefijst of his party, his town and Patrick .Hankard ,U seeking to fill ■nd cheap paper money. Specie alone his county. He haa always held a con­ ish gold and Cobden riab-tracta have been (plentifully suppited to aid the (TDonnult’a jflace in congress by the would buy land of the government and trolling interest in the buxlneas of paper money was at a discount. It At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give yon free trade agitation ia tola country. claim that he is nothing, has done took fifty dollars in specie to buy the Potterville and to his influence more when you call on us; prices that will astonish you. Our wary commercial and Industrial nnthlng. has never antagonized any­ land and Geo. N. hud but fifty dollars than any other man, may be attributed to ifiict that Potterville with its six We invite you to rive us a call and we will endeavor to sell enemy across the was knows well that thing. ih opposed to nothing, and other In paper money; not disheartened yet hundred inhabitants has not had a sahe found » man who had known his when -uar protection pottey shall be negaUve virtues. AU these may be you goods right; and if you do not want to purchase, call and father and who hail the necessary gold, Ioor within its borders for the past ten abandoned , if it ever shall be. her op­ true, but de nut entitle him to the suf­ ■nd be exch»ngr<I his gold for the years- He consented to take the office wo will show you our stock with pleasure. । and portunity will arrive. She «an be re­ frages of the peqple. . paper money and trusted George for 2Si5“ITrI,Is^’ for» u®to°- «n held that office for three consecutive the discount. Now a happy land own­ Mirrar’ lied upondo take the fullest advantage The reputfiicHn j»art} of Barry er he started for home again, returning yrara. and while holding such office of the situation and would won sup- ,couaty has not an apology to make for by the way of Sunflekf and Roxand urged upon the board of supervisors’ plant Americans in our own Markets in a ringie nouriaee-on the county ticket. encountering a terrible rain storm and the necessity of a court house. He many branches of industry. -Can we They are all clean, honorable men who when he got to the creek north of John was one of the building committee Dow’s he found it swollen waist deep during the entire work wd the court afford as n aaUoti to do that which a wUl serve the people faith fuHy and ef- however, putting his land certificate Ln bouse stands today a lasting memorial dfJJ® fldeItbAt ‘■’O’oSfttee to the commercial j*nd industrial cst-my de­ ciently. They deserve and will receive bls hat he waded through and arrived sires ? If foraio other reason. the mere the cordial support jof the republicans !at John Dow s in a not very enviable discharge of its duties. Such is an out­ Sb.“J he. *?°n comfort­ line of the life of George N. Potter fact that England wants us to adopt of the county. ln the *™°°1 of penury able for the night and arrived home the free trade ought to be sufficient ground ■nd hardships, deprived of early educa­ Rateey B. Kiebarfo has every qualifl- 'next day. for its rejection. It is certain Abe has Without loss of time he began work tional advantages, he has by the force cation requirite for register of deeds; is i not our interested heart, but her own. upon his wild forty acres; the trere be­ Of u.V1] baInD<'pd toind.akecn judg­ ment, Indomitable energy and peraevein favoring the firtw trade doctrine for a splendid penman, a plsaaant man to Igan to fju. .Httfe elmrini a^mpeS? of buslneM with. He would attend to WAea. °F .uOUse 10 ,to mifistand this country. Englund is for Eugiaad do ' the duties of aOiee for which he is )mindful of the scriptural injunction worldly goods, but the reaped and by a large majoaty. that it is not good for man to live esteem of his fellow men. nominated with credit to himself and i■tone, on the first day ot March 1849 No county iu Mkfoigan ever had » <county, . and farthfafotCTi to all patrons Ibe married Martha L. Gladding, of St In the excitement and hurry of camLawrann- county. N. Y.. and installed more (faithful proaecutoag attorney than -of that office. her mistress of his borne. That home palgn work It should not be forgotten F. ff. Coigrove iuia .foeen for Barry' A. E. Kenaston and H. E. Hendrick' a tog house, equipped with furniture that there are two important proposed county. The ability And zeal with -would make very erodKaUe circuit manufactured by bls own bands, wbuld amendments to the state constitution to teralimltudtoUwvoten ot Mlehi™ which ,he ha.s looked after the peopled ooart commissionerv. Nritoer have form a stoking contrast to the elegant u. U>« coming Norraberetattfon. Thi, residence, and appointments of his caaea ip Alarry county for the past four written a poem on -i’a< Present and home Unlay. His next younger broth­ On.1 propow, l» —irad awt-oo on, This week we put in stock a very large line of yeurs have mode his name a household Faitare." but it la not Dotxssary that a Udo nine, relative u> U» nUrUs of er. then 18 years of age. ambitious like word. The only cry that it being rais­ man foe a poet in order to be circuit himself to to making his way in cbe •UU officer, n u to nsd m follow, ed against .him is “third lenwistn," and • orid, bad set bis heart on going to iud*“ ot “w-an-nll court zsommlssioner. that land of golden dreams, if not gold­ courts shall receive an annual salary nf that is belqg raided by his Opponent. Ptdriek Hankard earned the undying en fortunes. California, but it took twenty-flve hundred dollars: the gov­ •wbp ls to-day neglecting as .office he ernor, state treasurer, secretary of state money to go there and money he had hokb under the Cleveland g&i;«rnment gratitafo (?) of the soldiers of Mtehignn the commiMioner of tho land office, ah by htttoriy opposing the ntate'i paying toroey genenl, and superinteadent of ^^ive such for prosecuting attorney. The people the bMtaOBS it promised during the J? “? Bh.«H flxed and determined af Burry county oe November Sad will war, and Of*oslDg Ute building of the cash on the mortgage and cheerfully by the legislature of this state «iw-h notify Mr. Jordan fo attend atriaUg to flxed and determined by We can do you some good in this line, as we have splendid 2^-2?*?-.“"’ ■****? “ ,u Fusion U tiaraocracy In disguise, The SS^nn^^^ TiUe. greenback*- who ta deceived it not K a Gy Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF. It U Maia Street, iutei & U: Hock, Battle Creek, Mich. Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, and Ladies' Cloaks. Fine Line of Childs’, Don’t Forget Tie Boston Store, BATTLE CREEK, MICH. Opposite Famen' Sleds. CLOTHING! „„„ Fall and Winter Mens,’ Youths,’ Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Suits. values to offer. Hats and Caps. Mow to do a thorough ad “^SSH88 - We have a large (took, and we allow no one to undersell ue- E. Y. HOGLE. �The Hastings Banner. TnvRaPAY.QCT.T.tm. 'bowl Ad-oriising Rate*: Bomkt Bogkm ten ,t thu T»n> wtighiM, 11 pound. nSl PER8ONA£MENTK>N. Hkah Farmer Luoe at Union Hall Thumda, afternoon ot next week. “ Fred. Miller is visiting in Jack- Th* Newton Bourn la belnn rebuilt on a plan tar superior to Urn ofl “ iri^" * Hexii Bob Frailer to-morrow Thu™, day, nlRht. October Tlh. at UnlonBaJ Uo listen to the old plantation <*y!7Xft.. is psr uns. tnelodlea, as sung by a tal-clEX™ Cird« ci , ■,,, i; notfoea free. xwr»r*? ; iHurUinmenU tar profttotlnJ as. Claeke Is making radical l„, *uw‘’... dion-*. sxceptyorehyjtaMe proremrata on bls realdJo^ i^sahor .r-«r*cs, wUl b* charges for st Goto A. Rower’s for the Rmnrm Rubber Boots. The best only «2^^J 7,.„.k wck Clocks, Jewelry, SilverlawiiMMlGooils. JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler and Optician. lit'-. -• ‘rjE.u HER Win tiad a large assortment of nickk -1 •'< ^d at prices chcop- McOsniwr's, lhe Jeweler. Repairing by an experienced anA cii'iij- tent workman. ^srilMA l>eeii troubled with •ed to «n In * chair at nlxhl. ; !>urvbaied oof <4 Mid Dr. Stolt’s Lona InviEorators, l-roc Nr- t l>- Maynard. t>H *«rnL Have t. - •u.i :.n» lie all ntsbi In bed thr Kq.ublican campaign in Wf HATikGSClTY, May Iveainu. October ’86 1. ty. A ’pMai Invlttttoa to the jHUNP REI’l BLICAN RALLY AT HASTINGS, >xt Governor, jUchlgatfs Eloquent Senator, WlOMiirro ;.-iof R»«*|ng» nnd ’ tfyouUr r .Heal !»•».<. of the day Tinrsday Afternoon, Oct. 14,'86. Tte Hastings Cornet Band will fur­ nish music lor the m-caution. Urr ..i.i Um-, fH iiaior i-ainwr. Tbn 'mportam eamtmlgn with ' p>Ii!.i,ii_'uuior, mprcially Id• •') viM..- (J cotntiiiUee, M. L COOK. Cbalman. A I KE5a.»T«>\ verrun. Local News. Circubtfiun this week, 2,200. Meetings. RON. James O’DONNELL AND HULli1 T.COLGBOVE. uSmcIW1|M,"port’ eveniig, Oct N“***w«- Turod»y evening. . **'-u wrls»orw,u,e’ W*,<,De’“'t'tith. iv' Thursday evening, Cn*k- •'rtdny eve BOX. ROBERT E. FRAZIER. Thur^l., erwUn,, Oct ’ 1I0N.E..S. LACEY. W4)l- ,o chic*° “p” ""plo7“1 to •><*» Obo. Goodybab la building a h°”“ «» her Wm Green mi EA1B ," I. cS. “• Tu^di, StUlM. -jS? <"'TIs K"' ln ““dty TbSyj^?^ •“ >n “» The supervisors will convene MonSoB.neXt”^ the regular October si- Do.n’t faB to hear the Jubilee Sing­ ers, as they are the only original colored company. ^*,E. Banner is doing a rushing job work buslneas. but la Ale to nwtdl demands promptly. S??™ bwn «> •>» »ii* Hat, ior a tew days pasL .Jla'E’.Jl*1'."'? wlf'-''■“bvlUe. spent Bunday in this dty. Mrs. E. L. Huff, of Grand Rapids, ia the guest of Hasting, fnends. W. Williams, of Kalamazoo 4b Remember that Senator Palmer will .. ’ speak at Union Hall Thursday after­ the guest of Hasting, friends. noon of next week. , .M,ra- 9-H- Greenfield, of Grand Rap­ ids, to visiting Hastings friends The show of live stock at the fair “ythin< of the kind ever Panc?~rt ’Pent Tuesday and seen in Barry count>\ lotte. C8day Wlth hl“ flUher at Char’ The Engine and Iron Worka are pushing the mason work on the foun- \/tov. W. A. Hunsberger and .famUv nation ot their new building. water DeW bome at Com. Mm. Tieli* Joints Tliostaa has estabUshed a national reputation in her rendition of “Swanee River.’' The proceeds of the concert Saturday evening goes into the young people's organ fund of the M. E. chitreh. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holbrook returned ,DkkoU Friday. They will make this city their home. MORRILL & COMPANY Clothing&FurnishingGoods Men’s Suits from $8 to $22. Boys’ Suits from $2.25 to $15. Children’s Suits from $1.25 to $9. An ambitious young rooster has caused Fred Hotchkise a great deal of annoyance, of late. Fred stoutly avers that this feathered warbler knows not •the first principles of crowing, and yet persisted iu practicing for the fall cam­ paign every morning directly under ^Qdow- The early hours of wL/il”1* •“empta al voice culture * ere’the sore grievance of our friend, and he decided that both rooster and music must be supprreaod. According­ ly the “wee sma hours" of Thursday found I red in position on the ground where the songster usually warbled his uJ® 0,6 morninK- Fred was filled with vengeance and armixl with a cis­ tern pole. Soon the aforesaid ambitious young rooster was in position, eager for the fray He opened up his bUl. and was In the act of filling the air with discordant sounds, when down came the cistern pole with all the force rreds wrath and muscle could sum­ mon. The rooster continued io fill the air w-ith anything but harmony, but recaped unhurt. Fred explains that “if It hadnt been for the clothes line lie be­ lieve* he would have killed the blamed brute’' 8°®day school class of Mra. C. 8. « hitcomb made her a pleasant surprise The Banner office now has a large party Tuesday evening. force of printers employed, on accbunt Mrs. M. E. Nevins returns from An­ ED TOR HANNER; of lively business in the line of job derson Saturday, where she was railed I wish through your paper to say work. J by the illness of her mother. " again to your rmders who are interest­ The price of admission to the Jubilee Miss Bell Throop iegysthis week for ed that the eoltlHolborn, owned by me, Concert has been placed very low, so a-visit among relatives and friends in is kept for breeding purposes, and not that all can attend. Admission 23c • the eastern partof the state. for racing. I bought him with refer­ children 15. LeeCobb, of Rutland, hu returned ence to the excellence of his blood lines, and also with reference to his size, color, The concert at the Star school house Iroui Lansing, where he hu been em­ bone and substance. It may not be is to be Saturday evening of this week ployed in the Auditor General’s office. . considered out of place if I say a few instead of last Saturday, as announced Hon. Geo. N. Potter, of Nashville, words as to the premlnms awarded him in our last issue. the repubham candidate for state sena­ since owned by me in 1885. 1 entered A Jackson road cart, a cauldoo ket­ tor for this district, was in the city Fri­ him at state fair in the twoyear-old dare, breeder’s stock; also in tle and <5 feet of two-ince manila rope day. 1880 I entered him in roadster class, to exchange for common building stone. H. Schantz goes to Kentucky Fri­ taking first pn-mium each year; the iDquirt’of Jaa. A. Nims. day. It is quite probable that be will only other condition being that be I* I>ring back with him some line horse­ standard bred. Aside from his bretdflesh. InR. which wasicalled flret-clam, he was of the comparative worth of the-“Vari­ John Blackford spent a portion of the looked upon as R colt of good size and ous kinds of baking powders now in past w« k with his mother at Sheridan. great development, and was called a the market She is suffering with a third stroke of tine type of roadster. At our county fair he was shown The Detroit base bail teain is hug­ paralysis. with four others of like age and was ging the Chicago team closely in the John Doxey goes to to Chicago Thurs­ 1 do not race for the pennant, Chicago having day. in the employ of Spaulding Broe. awarded second premium. want to be understood as saying a word won 88 and Detroit 83. including Tues­ Hu family wifi move there some time against the other <olto in the dass. As day's games. during the winter. far as 1 noticed them they, were all Jruv» Rv.sriELi. baa moved hin Hon. E. 8. Lacey was in the city yes­ good onre. Nor do Lhave aught to say stock of goods into the store prepared terday. He will speak at Irving thia, against the judges who were trying to tor him in the Goodyear Mock. Mr. Wednesday, evening, and at iTalrie- reader just decisions, according to the rulea of the society; but the purpose of Russell has one of the finest salesrooms ville to-morrow night. this article is rather to call attention to in the state. A large congregation greated Rev. the old style manner of conducting the The work of decorating the ceilings Lee at the M. E. church Sunday, it show of live stock. In cattle there are and walls of the Hastings House is pro­ being the occasion of his first occupancy four or five daasee of thoroughbrenh; gressing rapidly. The work is very of the pulpit in this church. in hogs the Mine; in - sheep the same; tine, and evidently is being done by an Mrs. John Spence left for Cleveland but in horses there was not a single artist’s hand. Monday for her winter stocx ot milli­ premium awarded on any kind of The fateful day on which Wiggins nery and fanev goods, also to attend breeding simply three clasare: draft, all purpose and roadsters, and the cus­ was to have this globe shaken from the openings tEere this week. tom seems to have been to tie the rib­ center to circumference by earthquake P. T. (’olgrove is in Lansing attend­ bons on those that look pretty. Now I shocks has come and gone, and we still ing the session of the grand lodge hope at the next meeting In December survive, with nary a quake. Knights of Pv th las, in which organiza­ we will see to electing at least a part of Bob Frazier has no superior on the tion he represents Barry I^xlge. the executive committee who are a lit­ American platform as a campaign ora­ tle in advance in matters of breeding, Mr. Thos. Peocock and son Bert, of tor. Hear his wittv and eloquent Reed City, spent Sunday with John and who will try tn classify the horses speech at Union Hall to-morrow, Kurtz and family. His wife, who has more as they should be. Do not throw ont the grade*; 1 do not mean that; but Thursday, night, October 7th.been here for some time, returned with give the higher breeds a charice. All who are indebted to me must him Tuesday. Now about tdze in roadsters. Good call and pay me immediately, as I have /Hon. Daniel Striker is in Washing­ size is one of the strongest points in a gone out ot business and must,have ton attending the meeting of the Grand roadster. The saying among good my pay. Chapter of America, R. A. M. Mr. horsemen that a “good big horse is bet­ y' FRED'K. nOTCBKDQ*. Striker is Grand High Priest of the ter than a good little one’’ is no doubt Geo. N. FOttek. republican candi­ Michigan Grand Lodge. true. A mure was sent here from date for state senator, was in this city Grand Rapids for breeding purposes, Saturday. Mr. Potter has many friends The thirty-fourth annual fair of the whose owner looked at my colt every in Barry courfty. who will labor ear- Barry County Agricultural Society was Mme he came to town for the past year, and who said he could get color, breed­ mstly to secure his election. a success in every particular, although ing, action, etc., at home. but not size Welcome Marble has started lhe extrenfe cold weather and the fact with them. A mare was shipped me work ut his carding mill and respect­ that farmers, had not completed their last week from Chicago for Uke pur­ fully requests all desiring work in his needing mUltatcd against the attend­ pose. whose owner wanted all the good ance. The number of entries exceeded points he could get in. a horse. As to line to favor him with a caB. He has those of any previous fair held In the speed,-! have only driven him enough gained a reputation for doing first class county, there t>eing upwards of 2300. to show his strong way of going. work. The gross receipts amounted to about Since Aug. 27th the following have At the fusion senatorial convention 823(0. The society has expended alxrnt made records of less than 230, mostly 87(0 in permament improvements this held at Nashville Saturday, a Mr. Hun- year. The secretary informs us that at fairs in Kentucky: Granby, 4 years old (full brother to sicker, of Bellevue, received the empty the society will have sufficient funds to Holbom); record. 2S»^. honor. The nomination is conceded by pay for these improvements, and also Geneva, 4 years old; record, 234,^. Guitar, 4 years old, record, 2£V?i. the fusionista, themselves, to be a very to pay all demands against the society, as well as the premium list in fulL As Greenlander, 4 years old, reduced weak one. the list of premiums awarded will be from 2:30; record, 234. Work is progressing rapidly on F. published in our next, and a report Feme Sole, 5 years old; record. 230. H. Barlow A Ca’s new elevator. Thefrom the secretary, we forbear further Principe, 6 vears old; record. 230,\* . • The sire of tkeee, Frinceps, is second building is to be 40x82, the elevator mentioe at present. to no living Kentucky sire for perform­ proper 24x40 and 70 feet high. The en­ Friday last our people were shocked ers in 1886. This is just good enough, tire building will be covered with cor­ to learn of the death of Rev. H. M. Joy, if you want to breed for speed. rugated iron. I have to My in conclusion that with formerly presiding elder of this district, A Mr. .Johnson, of Greenville. who his stud book Kill, for all his age will which exxurred at his house in Green­ drove the Ionia horse to win in Friday's castle, Ind™ Thursday, bv reason of allow him to do, at S30.00 fee, which is double the fee charged for the best free for all trot, and who by the way is injuries received in a runaway accident. horsai of like breeding in this vicinity, a tint-class horseman, will spend next Rev. Joy at the last meeting of the Kal­ and three times the fee charged for amazoo M. E. conference had severed season in this city and handle several most of them, no one need be in trouble bis connections with that body and ac­ about the future of “Holborn". Hastings hones. cented the pastorage of a charge al Hwtlnn. Oct. s. w- H- 8CHANTZ. The party that broke into John Greencastlfiwhere he had been butafew Brown's house in Rutland on Thursday days previous to bis death. The remains of the reunion is known by him. They were brought to Grand Rapids 1or in­ terment Friday. He was a consistant had better call and settle the damages. Christian, a scholarly gentleman and a Mr. Brown has a particular way of find­ «ed pulpit orator. He will always id in kindly rememberance by ing out these things. Mrs. A. Hurney, of the 2d ward, Hastings people, especially those con­ nected with the M. Echurch. was arraigned Monday, before Justice The Boston dry goods store was op­ Kenaston, for assault committed on a & little daughter of Whit. Benham. She ened with a boom by Marr & Duff at plead guilty, and paid fine and costs in 42 West Main street, Austin & Nichols the sum of about 89-00. block. Battle Creek, Mich, and al! who None can afford to miss hearing visited the store were delightod with Bob. Frazier at Union Hall Thursday the cIsm of goods and the extremely low prices that prevailed. Marr A Duff evening of this week. As an orator he are £zth thorough dry goods men,, and we bespeak for them a very large share of patronage from those who are lookIngfor a reliable bouse and nice goods. $1000 FORFE'T s 8 '• VT PKICKtL dS are SuSed to‘ toriUjjdr bu> An Inquiry Answered.-A lady reader writes for a recipe to remove frecUoe. A lady in Grand Bapids who bu tried tho remedy recommends the foliowing: Take Hibbard’s Rheumatic By nip before aad i.Seu^“wb-^ {Sobers Exert ow th«r wag"**•Cari* feV- Ta»a will be a grand republican in this dty Thursday afteroooo October 14tb. The Hoc. Cyrus G. •^*chl<C?,"„next «OTerno'’. and Are now located in their new store on Main Street with the largest and best Paln*r. 0*e eloquent •elected stock of T1 ** Prt®eQl Mnd discuss the polibca iwuea of the day. The mertmg will lie held in Union Hall, com« 2*> o'docx. It h anticipated that the people of Barry county will turn out m maux to greet J1?*!0®1 gentlemen and listen to Ever shown in the County. their fair and candid discussiou of the Mum heron Uw people to tbi» eery 1mporuut cxrupulgn. fte UullD|, cor net band will furnish music for the oc­ casion. A GEHTLEBAI’S SMKE An immense line of Men’s, Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats from $2 to $28. « Furnishing Goods—Bargains in Underwear. Good White and Colored Underwear,...................................................................... Sic All Wool Scarlet “ ™ SDc Fine Camels’ Hair • sio Fancy •• ......................................................... go,. Also a fine line of plain and fancy underwear from - 75c to Mfio We have the latest novelties in Neck ware, Collars, Cuffs, H’dkerch’fs. Cardigan jackets of all grades from 75c to $3.50. HATS AND CAPS.oi:¥S^S£n™i“ “* ut* Call and examine our line of Trunks and Satchels before buying elsewhere. E. W. MORRILL & CO., ' “One Price Clothiers/’ £)AMP WEATHER Makes the people think of keeping the feet dry. In this connection > Rises to remark that he has a fine Stock of Men’s Hand Made Shoes, Men’s Hand Made Boots, Misses and Woman's Hand * Sewed anoTtimed Shoes. The Celebrated Bloeher Boots, The best and the cheapest made for farmer’s wear. In fine shoes our stock cannot be excelled. H. IL Howard & Co.’s, Fuller & Child’s, Lamkin & Foreter, and other makes. We fear no competition in-goods or prices. • • , q Q SPAULDING. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north of the new Newton House, in the Blue Front Building. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and^Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and sect hem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Bcmember the place, and yours respectfully, - Staple and Fancy Groceries. Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. The official headquarters for these goods is at the store of I will meet any competition in prices. I am glad to take butter, eggs and farmers’ produce m exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market price. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. I ask » share of your trade, and if honeet good, low prices and courteous attention are inducement I shall deserve your trade. Respectfully, �CATTLEMEN FRIGHTENED. MBS VIOLET CAMERON. THE PLEURO-PNEUMONIA IN ILLINOIS CAUSING MUCH UNEASINESS. SOBSIP ABOUT THE CELEBRATED A TRESS AND LORD LONSDALE. HENNEPIN CANAL COMPARATIVE WORTH of BAKING POWDERS.' RUMFORD'S, wb~ froob HA5F0BDV, ww KKDHKOPB CHARM (AhmrwMfl or lUlnoia cattte into Colorado. AMAZOM (Alum Powdcria.. CHICAGO REDS IN COURT. CLE\TLA5 IPS-abort wttoo. PIOMEEB (Ban Fraactoo) - - . very part of the , north and south Chicago, Oct, 3.—Fridav morning at UtUe after 10 o'clock the eight convicted An- CZAR DR. PRICE’S- to be preamt at the proceedings in the ILLINOIS. crrzK iLi.i.vors 8X0W FLAM , Groff-.). rnopo<i LEWIS’.. RDVTk fallowing the mwnl»rr« of the iw«rd took the k Island, and on tho way down uitryas dore iwqxvli.w a» under the clrvum-tancrt. During audience prewetrt, but the propart on at la- « yarning and Texan, all axd PEARL (Andrews i Co.). HECXER’S GILLETS juilgr. Tlie i irfe- Jfctaity ot Rock, b'and and Watertown wa* carefully examined, and iu the aftenmon Jf the -me .Uy tho board attended a public meeting at tho first-named place, which was Stalkrr, of Iowa's iteti the I’hu-nix d BUMFOBD%<teS KrttrwMH JXTDGa 3. K. QAHT. REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS onfiKtem aSdavite As to Purity and Wbolesomeueax of the Royal Raking Powder. “I have toated a package of Royal Baiting Powder, which I purebred in th. open market, and find U coraporad of tmre and whob-acme tagn-dJrnt. lt U a , ‘fc* of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does hot contain either phoepbatM, or ocher Injurious substaaeM. E. 0. <* Tho court then adjourned for dinner, and VtOUTT CAMDLOX. demand from the court fur a printed copy of rather lively In theatrical circles. rending it, tho court <■ xpremnd the opinion that further coiuiid<*ratlon of Denker's afll- cron, the English bur- Arilland avi-uuc wnierwsy • _ lwv-. will be in this city until Tuesday, and a inset- ’‘It i» a adcntlfic fact that the Royal Baking Powder U absolutely pure. u D. A. Mort, Ph.D." I find it entirely free from"alum, terra alba, or any'other iniurtouT^ Hnxar MraoJ, PAD., Prudent of hUve^ laXteS Teeb^o tbcin about tbc enterpriae. Black eumilk dealer, which dial Monday night, He then proceeded with bis argument, deal­ ing with tho tenth audgnmsnt of error, which plcuro-pneumonia. It wont the doctors have Before Capt. Governor Larrabee was entirnly natlsflod and fair Lily Langtry, who arrived on Moo- A GREAT SPORTING EVENT. phitely fsheinated Iwr noblie peer, white bi* beautiful wife stops at hotiM' nnd reads accounta of his mfatua- Chicago, Oct. a—Not rinre th-.- famous triangular trotting rare at the West Bide Driving park Ort. 12, 187«. between Hopeful, Health nil over lhe world. journal until 10 o’clock Monday effect n project to strengthen the quarantine of lown against Illinois cattle. He visited , as ho is cal niciiod himself Delmonico's.. AU went ns merry as a marriage hell until Tnroday,when e from any point in Hlinort, spec ally Chicago. Violet, announced that although lie had in­ stalled proceedings for quarantine, tan until that B. done ft must be kept up" vestigate the plague is Dr. Hopkina, of tory represent «n investuu-nt of $10l,(XM1,0X1, Colman, of tho Uirua-i of agriculture, giv­ ing a detailed statement of hi* revtoardwa whikrhrre. He ad visa* th., appointment of a board of examiners to begin inunrdiatcly ■•Claudion." He will play "Claudinn fifteen nlghbi nnd will \tben give "Hnink-tf Ha in a little above the medium height, well |*roport lotted, but with an almost unusual breadth of shoulders, and r general muscular that of John McCullough. Ho explained at length the difference in “Hamlet'' aa tie play* and Oliver K-—at Washington park Sat­ urday. That - - doubt, ft-r the merits 2:WJi; riOM. IWJ«» F., «4»X» £-■ Wilkm in 2:I«S, 2:l7>i and ttilfltf. Oliver His lordship wav angry nnd threatened nil lauiidl by Mrs. Aveling and Herr Liebknecht. just the same, and i* now installed in tlie Hotel Mndieou. In tbs- tne«iitiiii<s all the convenient duelling grounds are Mng watched, u it h feared that my lord and the country. Col. Richard Dick 8tn offer; b-U time. 3ai>*; hMW ■*> toul. and Ojsd third. dlj'p™kln< Democratic party.and De Bcnsaudc the hwdianil of “Violet Cam­ eron” the artre* iqipenml Haturday in com­ pany with his counsel before Jmlge Andrews fro nd of CounaeBcr Jacobo, a Mr. Newman, Lily Langtry lias remained qutetiy at her Him. Hamlet'. father was killed* by the king. an te-r says she told him that this time she wanted tn In critiei <d avkuxq. tou. During their stay doctor a'ldrvss the Nineteenth Century club, amt Herr Liebknecht will probably deliver an axmibled in the camping ground of the Tuesday doqiite the threatening weather. FWXUz-FXu COW. ■lied opjvwite tlie Pharnix distillery influenced the wirgwwi to indorse prompt preventive come, and addreaaai w#re delivered by Gen. Martin, cx-Mayor TbWJewood, tho Rev. Mr. Green, of Centralia, arid other*. Gen. Martin briefly alluded to the organixatitm of tlw as­ sociation, which hod its inception at Beech Bluff, in Wayne county, hi September 1K88, future except to my that Iuh invent 'gallons will bo thiH iMigh nnd m complete ns p>redble. “I inland." be mid, ‘to do everything in my t-hull wyri-N you 1" In ejs-rir whleb tuu wkwtel m b-r initial jierformanro, for Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt, at Wilmington, feet Freddy Gebhard has kept himw-K out work. at liberty to divulge, and About tin- •laughter of the distillery omnxnd that it bs done ba quickly os pote- bcolthy daughter, naturae. a Bpiuiranxu), Tlk.ScpL JO.—The Liquor Dealers continued and completed titer work bore Wednesday, the most tatereating |»inwill lx- dktribulal among them at the end of tion of the jiroaedinga being ti>e report of the resolutions committee. The resolutions d» nt »U. -r -II ... ing Oct 1, 1H87. It te proposed to distribute r.l_» U—-I. in nl»>ut among the men ns a recognition of faithful service. The money will bo paid ployo earning the Jargrat wages will be given liability , of about liquor drolrra technically liable for offorws rommitted without their knowbslgw or intent ft should lie amended. The only poUtiral the control of any jxilllician; that wv are io- McCb wtw still suffering front an epidemic of cholCntirk-s Wacker, of Chicago, was elected kumed buaiia-si Tht> greatwt, rrmpu^y |, <ximwii on ail hands fur Mr. Gage inhis prew­ ent mu. fart tin-, but it iv iht- p-tural Iwlfef that if rhe burinew is allowed to nrn right along, it will prove to L»> after all but a tem­ porary .-mLamuantent, and Hurt the firm will bo able to pay up its in iebt'shm, dollar for dollar. The liabUitira are now mtimated at WKi.fXW am! the arerto at fll.Ooo.Qno. Ro THE MARKETS. CHICAGO. Or*. S. Komk, Oct 1.—Thirteen deaths °* no nutter ho» iAch their umagti. "THE CELEBRATED Victor Clover Holler, The Best Machine of its Kind Made. OP* Head the report of thv trial na given below, and see if it hi not what we claim for it. . Report of Committee. La Grunge, La Grange Co., Inil.. May 25th, Report of joint oommlttee by the agricultural sociHiea St- Jkecph county, Michigan, and La Grange county, Indiana, to test thr relative nn-nu of the Vic­ tor Clover Hulier. of Ihtgeratovvn. Maryland, and of the Birdrell Monitor. Junior Clover H uller, of South Bend. Ind Inna. ’ W ii ep. eaa. At the St. Joseph county, Michigan. Fair, held » Centreville, on the 2lst day of >lay, 1®O, an agreement was entered into by lhe representatives of the different machines to have a trial of their merits at the lit (irangei ountv Eair, on Thursday. May IbSO. a joint conimitt*** was fontiHl.. consoling of live from each of the two counties, and held such trial this day. The committee, m pursuance of the agreement, secured two twn-horee loads of clover, which had been sucked two winters, and brought them ou the grounds, and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thmh the straw which had lira run through the other machine, according ito agreement At the conclusion of the trial the committee, after due dehiotration. unani­ mously decided in favor of the Victor fur rapidttv and excellency ut work in all nmMNn, The Birdseli. from 1,339 pounds nf straw, threshed 37 pounds «.< seed, mixed with a large quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds ol straw, threshed 48.4 pounds of seed, mixed with a less quantity of chaff. The time occupies .in threshing by the Victor wa* right'winutes Jrss than that occupied by th- Bird­ sell. t rom the straw of;the Victor the Birdseli rethreshed two pounds of a«d: from the straw of the-Birdsell the Victor retfrieshrel eight pounds ot seed. The' time occupied by the Victor in this re-threshing was seven minutes less than that occupied by the Blrdeell. ‘ „ Signed by the committee: EL Bixby. Chairman. L& Grange. .Indiana: J- H. Gahdnf.il Secretary. Jas. Richards. Morden Saben. Samuel Frankish, Chas. Frankish, Centerville, Mich.; L. M. Woodworth, Jas. Ciugston, Arad Lampton, J.'E. Houk, La Grange. Indiana. MESSER BROS. ■pective of party, will support only men far tiny night The latter argusd agmiud the di»- ’ We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barry County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. Respectfully, engagement will probably hut a mouth, and a good many rents hav.< already been sold. W1U Divide tile Profile. 1 am not ’ Nora—The al»ovo D.aobam Illustrates the comparative worth of Ttrions Baklnt jVwdcra, m ahown by Chemical Analysis and experimenta made by Prof. Kebcller A pound can of each powder waa taken, the total leavening power Or ToftuM ta each can calculated, the reault being aa IndteaU-d. Thia practical teat f.worth hr Prof. Schedter ■ingle trial of the’Royal Baking Powder will oonrtoee »nr IXIILD UlXHOALX. saud« talked mi much that, wbfa "’Loony" colled at the Hoffman to arrange some details ixncrming VioteC* opening on Monday, El Rtokra called huu aside and told him quietly bat firmly that Infection. Iwn made wav announced Tuesday by Dr. Salmon, chief of the Federal Board of Animal The Rnral Baking Powder received the hlgbe»t award Vienna WorH’i Exposition, 1878 : al the Centennial, Phil QLOTHING AT COST! As I am not going to keep Suits of Ready Made Clothing In stock, I offer my entire stock of Men’s, Boyand Children’s from closed 87|*-; DecemlHr, oi rned ate. clossd Me Manning Will Retain Otfiee. The assortment is good and those coming early will Hod some excellent bargains, I shall continue to keep a good line of single that Secretary Mr. Cirvelaud',. term. the two yachts. Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats, Tbo May Which will be sold st prices to suit the times. Shall rommeyce receiving Fall and Winter Stock of Goods this we01" ' and prices. �JIFATCO ANI> HER WAV& LnuiK Mo. .uffurod two y«rT;£h lumtmm, nnd w*s confined to his bed for seve al month', lie wna rntirrlv cured by thr tue of st. («! which he B-tys Is also the (met cure for sprains nnd nil other pains. lud private wires. METHODS OF SPECULATION. Kmma Hemming, aged five, was dis­ covered to have smallpox in Detroit tridny. S’'""1 “ Gr“ni1 1/04. 1£ IU. Dr. JackMo-s n-ortratlng un|nim, cure, ipralu, brul»«.,klrtn euU. bun>«. rheuiualbm, rtr.. rtc. Gum tor mao or beasL Fur aide by W. U. GoMyeor. Fori All-In will apply to the next Legislature for a charter. ,t Zacnt.xw there to a mine lat.-d for 25d years. It was • The great sources ot the extensive vl;»b rompany and put in curative range of Dr. Jont*’ Retl Clover llownid. The lines! mining Tonic ary its great blood purifying quali­ JugtJt end sent to him. He ties and its gentle aperitive action, there­ i, \.niprtitiou with cheap by removing all restraint from the i today the descendants of secretive brgiins, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, cotdiverniw, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick gandid. Ttey get twenty- and nervous headache, ague, malaria, s Mbchinerv- can't compote and all stomach, liver and kidney troulvles. The most tirllcnU stomach accepts it with relish. Price fifty- cents of Fred Hotchkiss.3 ’ ii.« of the Mexican Iteiflc nuh ns tine a country as the Daniel Windell of South Saginaw died in a fit in his bed Sunday night. 4ti*ri hiu-tad to a ringk* •*:>*,'sni - • d-mkry* «R> the street* lSp Dbease. rllh ‘ro*have -- W V V Lang IfTl you nt. n. lamb nr l«vf hanging ”V\cyv\?X. . u bile the inartcr |*xldkw It s Cough or Gold, or the children are ... .irv th®' the iiM-ot does not threatened with Croup or Whooping Cough use Acker’a Engitah Remedy and prevoni further trouble. It la a poeitlvo cure, \ wagon man went down and we guarantee It. Price 10 and 60c -is». ami ivsild do nothing at . Fafco'K Hotvukim, Drugriat. . . i tlx- idnza Im- utibteitcd I.-. I run i one of tljbLr mrts, Samuel Lobdell was ar rested in Holly ,-. ig-ni tu-1 demonstrated that on Monday lor selling liquor to a ■ !tli :!.<• ttiukw four times a* minor. igun* right away. n gr-nt many burdens. •■•*rofln. .*; • a dead tuau out boyaud the T! tl.. v dig a hoi.* in the ground i!.:4't*>' I -I -’iH-half fret d.vpZhrow in h-.,n».rritnpaud return tta*coflin. t fun tai ■•*•-♦ ataml riftj rent*. When tta Mfx»rjirfik r- .*.1 wa* being built, those •! . ................. the mm .hovel* with tang t:ul twn using .tiovels with two fret long, which made a ti> tte ground. They said re no good, and proceeded i> handles an<l continoe tteir ,-zb.*!. After a time they il«*rii 'v-14 Now tareare* w'.x i.i a wonderful trade can Mothers! mothers! mothera! Why will you allow your little darling to Buffer with those horrible worms when a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm svrup will surely give rrhef and costs but 21 cents. For Bale by W. Goodyretr. •spirilla baa proven an invaluable remedy Lu many aerero cases of rheumatism. efJrrtl:,S remarkabie eurw by lu powerful action —---- — and en-irhing the vital fluid. it to certainly fair to a.^nmo that what Hood?* SampariUa haa done far other* n you.are bilious Cherokee will cure . .. h..ve Mexico for our ucirhbor triMiL with perfected titer* M •,. on I’heifi-- n*d giva us a • riiinity t<> tv«u-b out into this ■ vji-rp it. thir jvnpte hove no . Ttw treat bulk of the jksijUu . ■ -uiifbr astateas thtwe along ., in.iy »'• them in aatMlato, NotkinR lu Wan r.rret riiow* a mure marvrlrna growth In a short time than tho ua- nf private tatacra; to wirew Only a yrara reV.1 °.,E?a llnv'' thought » Ctuuk ft b» luvl ■ugt.-ntc.i tho patribUity ut a rtuck tirokcr rujaying jta* expateive privily <rf te-.i r;au-l.-—-.f>hlc aervt.v l.bOO talk, kira; rar hta own cxulurive ue. Now tta-re are fifty how. U. tin- .took nn.1 prexh,™ exclrangin which taivo teaaol lines. Tta* W<M. cni i n|on company alono k.-w lOO.uo mik, of u in--, kra«l fur privam tw, and tte Baltlnjorevux! Ohio, ita- Postal and other enmpantes have uta.ut 60,<M» mil« more. Tta> private win- ha* rvvolutiotilxwl th- methods «»1 *tock gumUing iu five I,l“ a,,out ‘'’’’’Pl'- taly «uper■Bted tho old waj-a of burinoa." *’T*k.Cr ”“,Bnnrl operator in a broker1* offire. Bu«inc« wu over for the clay, and ta\itoo>l in convene with a re­ porter among . crowd of Wall nrert mm at * popntar rwnrt not fiar from tte nock cxebahgv. Tta arttet tahlnd the tar bad romptetod an excecriingiy ratkfm-tory craaticm iu „ , wnT R rtlver fixx, aud tlx- operator dalUrd with it g> be continunl: “Expcmivo! rent of a »pcctal wire between New York and Chicago to from $35,000 to £X),<>10 a year, and there an* at Irast twenty ot them in ua*. AH tte big woek and grain house, hare Item, tas-auu- wtet on- dore tta otter, must do to kr-ep up with t&- procrerion. Tta RM-cutation in grain on the Chicago board has RTown *’ rapidly and rnonix*u-.|y in tills city th.it!New York now almost control* the* luritw-s* in Chicago. Instantatusius ami constant ronipiuni -ati-ei ta-tween tte two eft ire is a nerereity for tLte gamble. -Ita-u there an* worrecif wine to Borton, Philtalelyhta, Washington, Baltimore, Al­ bany. and in rummer to N-w|.>rt, Saratoga, Long Branch and otter watering ptam. Of courw. th- rental of tlireo shorter lints is not so higti ns tlx* Chicago circuits, but none of lixtn coKts )<m than Kl.'XK) a yrareach. Tta ntivm wires ixxuMKiuaur "As to thr private wires in the city conm-cting WaU stns-t with the uptown and Brooklyn branch office. ot stock excbanpi Prlson gate receipts from visitors at tlrnis and produce exchange brokers, they J ack non during State fair week, 81J8&. arc inntunrrnl-le. One big Louw alone has eighteen branch office. in New York, Chkago, Boston, Philadelphia and etewtant, all online.-to I by i>rivatc wire*. Sometimes OU the A German lady of the eraand|totod school attempted to l»rave public opinion a few years ago and attended th* lecture** of Profrw- York and the other in Chicago. Then, again, sor Du Bota Raymond. Hho "U» luuioyed sotn^liiMW an- ‘quaildivF or quadruplexed. by ogling students, who one and all fixed their This vplits Us- wire, >>r enablra two distinct Uds potent remedy a fair trial. A Positive Cure. .UH Usm in my hips, ankte*. and wrfsto. I eould hardly walk, and wu confined to my bed a good deal of the time. Being recornmsnded -to try Rood's Sarsaparilla, I took four bottles and aiu j»-rf»ctly well. 1 elieerfully recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla as one ut the best blood purifiers In the world." W. F. Wucm, Bloomington. IU. For Twenty Years « 1 hare been afflicted with rheumatism. Before M*3 L found no relief, but grew worse. 1 then began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and It did me more p<x-4 than all the other medicine I ever had." 11. T. Baixom. Shlr'.ey. Man '• I j suffered from what the doeton called muaentar rbeumaltem. I took Rood's Sar'aparOla and am entirely cured." J. V. A. Pnotn>rri<T, letter carrier, Chicago. Ill. We shall bo glad tosaend. free of charge to all who may desire, a book containing many additional stelrmenta of cures by the line—may me the Minx- win- without in nrnrt- and dually learn the room. A rather U-rferrnm. The enm; antes keep the leosKl potteti;- story is told of a woman la Leipoig line" tn repair, but tiw Lroki-rv litre their own who tried to increome th* taws. She was a •peratara v «b- iv must be twenty poor girt, and dKgutad os a young rnan et»"The private wires Itave txvn the wilvafion .-.itatiut* ranging front of Wall street sp.vulatio:i. Broken ctanplain of dull times now, hut some o< them couldn't totry. Six-applkvl Ircrsclf iWAi iu-*u«ly during make rtxiugh to l*y for a walk home if it _ . .ii . an.p’x-ne tore he* suspended three yearn, nnd <U»tiuguiih -1 ix-nwlf beyood , , n>-r. r,.r lighting. In tta City her fellows. Her popularity ws» groat, • ; .llixl «4e**tric light, go*, though sbo was Innocently callel the "lady" Practi’-ally. all the principal cities hi tho .. ; everything of that kind. In becouw- <X her feminine appearance, the stu­ country ton c l«-cn jnit into imtant communi­ ’ if.. taw yon will find k-roscua dents little dreaming how iu*or the truth they cation with th- stock exchange. A man may ul i tele tte lamps an*! other or- they came. But her »cx won dtocorvh-d on Mt In an uffire In Chicago, l,(X<0 miles away, । iiiatiafat Cure al Miincthing lhe day of her final cxaniinstxsi, and duspite srati-hing the ticker rejruling New York . . w.-ui-l mate a wonderful mar- prayer* and entreaties was not allowed to Mock exchange quotation*, and lu* may order it nt-ny >HTHEin» ami English _________ __ •nt*. xico rerentiy and bought i money went for uXthinfp—New York Tnb• -rincb tlwy are working with 1 m*,. at>l .nui-liitery. Ttey will | .. uulu to UM tfi ■ war implr- I A Oac« Noted Character. i • ■: i-;ht supply them all. Wel Walking down Ctawtnnt Cbrwtnnt street utmt tte the otter other .. t. •;* vtTre. sugar, hid** and day, I mH a man wboMtun-s.wtncdJamitar. by trtegrnph. Ute l-igg«“t ojrratoru in the ■ ; ■■ not interfere with our yet it was a moment or two l.-fore I coati rvuntry never nann intn Wall utrret, nnd , .. ■. । atiy extent I rreognin* him. Dremed kolicrly in dark mine of tix-xu rarely omw to Now York ! ;i.- ompaniim tor ntina*of clothes, with a tall hot, Hi* Ion.1: nnvtacte during tlirir -l-als. All their opcra. - itxl J'<iquin Milter. Ttey I carefully trimnr*!, and walking arm in arm Uun* are cote'itried by wire fn-m • r - b> ur ■xtigate tta milling with a handsum-.-, dfcptiited w<«nan, ta ot- a ilirtancn with tte* mud*- can* as though Senator 1 burst told me, that j. trax-ted no attention from tta- pn»ing throng. they were in tte* exchange iu j»ra* for many d*-cad™ tta Yet tte law* time I «a* Luu on Cheatnut the world'* rapply of lul I o few y.-ar. ago, bo *v^t Jn-w.1 in out­ ' . 11. and although *»im inruliJi attire. hi* face rouged like a ballet jrivnt. win-. Fortune* an- tumte and lot dancer, and hi* coat-ornamented with 1 i tiuuxfMible. 'flare re- 1 ' i.uln odto reach cod develop ; unaecanpanixi by any dan•>«! KV-sUrm wifi soon do for I r ■ a -did for the oitth. Th- railroad 1 .*!vj.<r. Anew railroad al- ; '-.:;-.v»-rt»te» its projectors and ■ - .< the lit*'- Mexico has an in>• tumble to mc-t tin grants But 1 found Fnetdcnt Dias :. by enabling biin to nutat e m tte rountryphae made ■ ~-iul«. and will give (bo <-ut pence. under which it will -1 oint that n robber along the ’ ’ivwts with iwvcro jrantab: k^S travel more wure '■ York Ti ll nine Interview. t th--, fimbng of a |«-trifte>l of nnmciur si=n m or Pied• .t b- ax. It is true that a l-ti’ lavtrod of ita being a large izautie fcr.i fo-si! of tte* rar—a vigillaria easily recogniard inipivraions and unjointed >*td ciiprv-wuons: are [robably i for the scale! of tin* snake, iigbdy fiatu-msl.iand to eighteen Etfort* a. .nab which will. bo understood :i tta- country. |A« it to at jmw•i i*ua lino often eoutlicta or dif- hr ba*■.. huk* code of ilgntfl* to learn over rjx-1 tlicn tar to in cozaCant danger of WBftwngttatwo. Thu. would all be done away w ith if u uniform *yitem l« adopted. Critlcitlng the Clatta , Tta-11. -. Ixonard Bseon b quoted as »uy•ftg tte*. ut many of tta idkst of trammer re•wti, tecrj 1 • no one profoaicxi so multitudinOu«y "-;.re*ctitad m that of tte men who are ' •W 1 to l» offlcially Earning with seal for o> 3 -yiaj world, and that there ta »0«XaL.-rgm&!J talk talked and do larior «»Jtes done by any than by Item.-New icrk b oa. Mobile, All, hu tho dtatin ’“’only rtty of the world with nudc upportutqvrator who luutg. iUtn, from whichlx* haa only rcccutlr bom - - —___itta Uarktacnl in a relmscsl. Il wyDr; Hcmry T. HcUnlold. I* It it any any wontiiT wood, r uau (tat rI utu did »'* not mv.uur u*u* Broad »tro-t office, w-ithhi **oud>1 of tte until after tetodpi-wdl-FUijadelphia Frew, tumult *>f tte traanl room.—New York —1, — ’ - I ..................... । H'-raki. ' pleasant, and certain in their “ I hav. Iwvn in tte ruilroa.1 IxMimM all rranlta, are Acker’a Dpirpepaia Tablets. my life." mid a man riding ou an Illimifa ____ ______ “• “d ’'Dd°r»«'d Recommended by physiciat by all who have*used them. The beet Ontral train tte other -lay, “and you can ju*t bet v our wk* that I liave hnd three •nol­ remedy for Dyspepsia, Ftatukn-y.and Cote le* .Ired to right* more than atipalion. Ouarantoesl. and Bold at -3c. b? enre. I don't rtay very 1 mg in • ptace, tail Fukd'k UOTVHMIM. tonirtirt' it ip-ncrally payr white 1 do bang on. It wa* I’ledKCS for eUlOJijOIor n Presbyter­ ■ .tarnly job I had up in Wtocooain lately. ian college in Northern Michigan have They «rnt lie* up to tak- cliargi* of a wuall junction htation wlierv then- was conbeen raised. okternlte travel. The town dMiit amount to Wonderful CurM. ranch, I Hit the ticket Mire aggregated quite a W. I). Hurt A Co.. ri.u nf linnir sat; "r have liecn selllDK neat Mint A dav or two after taking charge ft" iio XeWtin. lli-o ’,-1;. tta* morning train «topjari for ordrra, and tlx Buckien s Arnlea Salve for J*0.,*?, well nr mnductor .-amr into the .rfU v* and looked me never handled reiuedlr* that jeB ?’ aver, a* I thought, rather abarply. But be rtvi ‘in ii satisfaction. There have t>een some H-t-nx-d mtlsflul, nnd pnwentiy »aid: -*tax>k here, partner, I gnc*v you arc the right wort, »» l< l >1*’ adviw. you to rail an few U.-k.-tH ax jKwibk.’ in rounectlou with hlretr'* « W -Of cxirac I wa» on tin* racket, and said anteethem alwav*. by '» »’ u<*"y»r. Hofland ts picktnfl up material fur a military that wuuU be all ri«bt, and you better be­ lieve »r worked tta* -clwwo tor iril it wo* eonipany. worth. Being j-rt of my duty to g- ltta. Why U It nudl bagtrrnntbe |*<*tofflre before the yThat the «ale of Rood's tersaprilta contlwiesat rival of a mail train I made it a point to be JuM at the Uiu«.when >*■« « away from tiw ,«.pl.. wmi!<l naturallj wirii to buy tirkrtn Turning mvrelf «> “* to reach tia* depot jwrt ■taHit the mom«t that tta* train drew up to SCTSSKW. “.—-S’- £"platform, the ^-ngrre luul no tome to bur tickets and hod to pay «»the train. The talnlng man) statement* of cure*The l«»> —■■ “» H,rb" "" rondnrtor w«n a xquare fellow ami divided up honret-like, but prewn.tly complaint- l**gan wrreat.M»•nra. far till* the A. O. b- W** have had to come in fruiu headqunrtoaw Why had -kT .‘‘VrSkXn H nMcwmeitan.. K. J~-pb 1,183 school children. ■ «n£ ‘“’“w THBUSV.C.E". a walk, and 1 gvtiemnn enough to aerp* Qx. favttation without making any ftm, Itait Sold by W. H- Goodyear. s Itawght away about FA" par month for my late air■ • i‘uru ------------ . . . . chivalry. One day. portly before tea tart flb>«».. a voung girl culled to bis mean. Mr. Tiidcn canx- into the room and . ___ jmsrr Hnr scat was Mouth. Sold by W. H. uoouy<« __ _ — ...m.ranee* on IOO Doses One Dollar. IIowdI uge foreign Miebbtau Uats Successor to W. H. Myers. Remember the place, at Myers’ old stand, Jefferson Street. ■ Xaxuj Sfoars HASTINGS St*THLOPHOROSS.^£X^i 11lb. nmct Atniophoro*nr-reUietruth ATHUPHOROS CO., 112 WALL ST., MEW TOM. | WILSON WASHBOARDS. Good Goods at Bottom Prices! wunotrs r* A T A D D U tlon'Tyat REMEDY. rffect’ual. MICHIGAN VA I AKKn pralstynt, ud m. batilMle* >»—« ta>rtoM. iMd toe owe ctrotar «M UM OxiWblMr—* ilmM lIyear nMr*”' ""‘hJSeLtdIe TM«ttiSs.*mMj8 oK7»oteWropa-. Grand Raplde. Mien. The Best is Always Cheapest. The Kenfield Diving Flae Furnace, CAP Manufactured by BROOKS & KENFIELD, is Tl±e Best I sALernOs SOU A For Baking Purposes. It saves fuel. It is the most easily regulated. It is made of the best material. It is the most durable. It gives the greatest uniformity of heat. It has the largest radiating surface. Bsct inthnV’nrlJ. IHHBOI.ITION OF COFARTNKRRBn'.-The eoparti otabip heretofore exi.tlnr **t*’*n klehitrdymfe and John 0. Cole, rawer the Ann tianw of Doyle & <»e. ba* ta-en thl* day di*mlwri by mutual eotment. Itlchnnl uIiil- tta hwtlneae, who aatumr* all liabilities **! the Arm and to whom al! account, doe tte firm are to be palA BICRA HD DOYLE. JDRNC.CO^E. Hasting*. Mich., Sept.3t.lM8.______ I7AHM FOR f’ALB.-«ite,<rfti* r in Carttno tn" n*hlp. ot one ■txait W acre* under good eulthaUon. gne*! h*n»*e and barn, ata' com tarn granrev ^Aacm* orchard, all choice fntit. gw! wjuer fit well and crcek *ux*r burii of fn tree*. ' For further psrtieiflar. Inquire at my Hasting*. TOHlAW tian.-*. fa thr matter of the relate of Barwefi J- Head^'x'.uirel1’ hereby given, that I ahall Mil at n»bUc auction to lhe hlghert bidder, on 1 r in .the IMS doyof wetobrrTA. D. ’•*-»«««u “»«*««« the foreuooi:, al <“ rltv of HMtinga. in the Vjp .tale of Michigan, purtuant to J>*« thorite granted to me on the -■lhV °',;v !tU?n' A ire*, by the probate court ot_fi*1’1’' «»antv Mtoblgiui all of thr estate, right, title and IS K.SfXS'ffiTilMg>S3g cite of Hartlngv. Bjny lehlgan. iktad. A|»«l^ff'j^rVRKiHa,uuarttan. J c. WOODRUFF I public that he has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop In the building opposite the Haetinn* House on Churvh street, where he will be pleased to see all of his friends and others wishing work in his line. Prices reasonable. U<t now U I JOHN C. COLE, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Would rttpeclfully annouuve to the i. * ■J-"’- »- Bohl by W. H (loodyesr. WHY win you rough when T) the Public in general, and my many Friends in particular: Having purchased the stock and good will of Wm. H. Myera^ who has for so many years been the leading dealer in harness and horse goods in Barry county, I hope, by strict attention to business, a wise discrimination in purchasing stock, keeping none but firstrclass workmen, and by a continuance of the fair and honorable dealing that has placed this institution at the front, to retain all of Mr. Myers’ patrons and gain many new onea. I have in stock a large variety of harness arfrl horse goods, together with the usual et cetcras usually found in establish­ ments of this kind. I will call especial attention to my large and ex cellent stock of Whips, Robes, Blankets, Lap Robes, etc., that I am selling very cheap. < I buy my stock at bottom figures for cash, and propose to give my customers the benefit of close buying. All work done at my shop guaranteed first-class. Hoping that we may become better acquainted both in a social and business standpoint, I remain, Yours respectfully, Sold by al! druggists, fit; six for $3. Made only by C. 1. ROOD A CO., Lowell, Maaa utuiinfarftUWi that J>ri've • A Word with You, Please. Rheumatism { A REVOLUTION BROUGHT ABOUT IN lf It is the Most Economical. Enquire of Brooks & Kenfield for prices. The best of refer­ ences as to satisfactory work of this furnace will be furnished by Brooks & Kenfield. A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in . Monuments & Headstones, Table Top , Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always oh hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful’ As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. ' A. Black & Co. �tercsted in drain mattere. and the oatcome will be watched with great eager­ ness. kilkd until Indian aummcr I in front of a tamp in a dark room la better. ptain book. be. Th- marks diridbiK the lotro indicate menchig at Lbn front. A careful reading ot whk-h running water will fretor. Tho coldnt weather will <kvuf during the first half of cold will Knmgthmi oa Use day* lengthen, tho coldest day* of winter falling falling about days i* alltbat Use month will contribute to for. AttogvUM<r, the winter will b- wbat is was a good sjiecimen of a cultivated orator. Originally kb vfllre had been harsh and weak, Ladies wishing to transact business with Mrs. IL P. Brown will please call between the hours of 9 and 11 o’clock a. m.. and 2 and 4 p. m.. where practi­ cable, as her time is largely occupied in cutting and fitting at other hours of the day. As there was a railroad meeting called for Woodland Friday evening. October 15th, the appointment of Hou. Jas. O'Donnell and P. T. Colgrove for that place and night ha* been taken up. They will speak at Tolles Bros.*# hall, Cedar Creak, that night. One day last week Mr. Ackerson drove Em. Busby's colt Charles Leland a half mile heat an the fair grounds in 1:2154, and this without any previous fitting. The colt is in fine form, and wo predict that with proper handling he will make a low record in the near future. Although the fair is over, Lewis Stern is still disposing of his stock at astonishingly low prices. Those who do not avail themselves of this oppor­ tunity to obtain goods at exceedingly low figures will regret it when too late. As soon as hi* stock is sold Mr. Stern will go from thm place. The society connected with Emman­ uel Church will be entertained on Thursday afternoon of next week by Mesdames Wm. ti. Goodyear, Norman Bailey. Joseph Roger*/Nelson Parker, T. J. Bush and Carrie Goodyear at the society rooms in Rower’s block. Sup­ per served from' five until seven. All are cordially invited to attend. The test well on the city tots, at the foot of Jefferson street, has retched a 20 feet vein of water in a fine bed of gravel. It is second vein waler, and rises to within four feet of the surface. It has been sent to Prof. Kedzle. of the Agricultural College, for analysis, and if it proves as those interested have good reason to expect, it will be a veri­ table bonanza for the city water works. Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke were, poadbto tor him ever to attain a gntcaful ar last week the recipients of a handsome present from Mrs. Clarke’s father. Mr. Andrew Krom, of Kalamazoo, it being no less than the Dewey resldesce prop­ there formidable diaadvantagrs. By the er ty, which Mr. Krom purchased lor practice of everything that could strengthen them. This is one of the finest resi­ dence properties in the city, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke naturally feel proud of tkm, be absolutely created himself a voice the their present hall with thundering tones, to which we have vibrate. ♦ He overcame, iu like manner, or contrived to hide, his bodily defects, so as to attain a command of pwtnre quite cufilcient to avond the beautiful recitative of bis voice and the play of ftotiwvs unusually striking—a noble A fund of amusement was created on the fair ground Friday by the ap­ pearance and movements of an animat­ ed skeleton bearing the appearance of a horse, which was entered in lhe free for all trot Several ventured their good money on the chance of that horse win­ ning the race; but they were “let down." as the animal refused to go on the track for the third heat council Proceedings. Common Cou ncil met in regular ses­ sion Friday evening, Oct. 1st IMfi. Izcare wm United States charge des affaire* Mayor and recorder being absent. at Bn■eeln from 1839 until 1830, and was cue Aid. Stebbins w as appointed mayor pro tem. and Aid. Besamer recorder pro tem. Roll being caBed, a quorum was not present and council adjourned to Fri­ day evening, Oct. Sth, at 7 p. m. lert and puaton, and fit to mirror ail tUnt tho JOHN M. BE88MER. CLOTHING! The People’s Drug Store Furnishing Goods, formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ Has Removed from the old stand to the store tween Beamer's Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat Which we propose to offer to the people of Market. Barry county at prices that will Make Competitors Mad, and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at The United States Gaietto and The Saturday cream Liverpool pocket, at |akin< MOST PERFECT MADE Books and Stationery, Astonishingly Low Figures, and having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to Make Things Lively in the Clothing Business, by giving bargains to the people. Do Not Fail to see me when in want of Clothing. Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Best line of Imported aid Domestic Ciw In -ttie City. A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully ^Compounded by A comparison of prices will convince you Registered Pharmacists. that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS R. K. GRANT. W. H. Goodyear & Co. Music Hath Charms! A. GOODYEAR & SONS. That is, Good Music has ’em, such as is produced on the C. J. Whitney, John G. Earhuff, > The Estey or Bayard f23- London cost him three shillings a day. We have in Stock a Complete Line of Storey & Clark. The Old Reliable 05647406 Announce that they have received a full line of Coal Stoves, Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call and See Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. Or the New Fngland, Hallett, Davis & Co., Steinway and Chickering J SHALL REMOVE For which E. A. Matteson is agent; also for other makes of pianos and organs. Facts To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct., and will have a complete stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, I have sold over 1,000 instruments since I have been in bus­ iness in Hastings. They have given the best bes of satisfaction. This is proof that they are what the people millinery and fancy goods, and that the prices are right. Call and examine. It will wil save money for you to buy of me, and you will get the best besl instruments on All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than the market , Grand Rapids prices. Visitors at the Fair Aro invited to inspect the exhibit of pianos and orgBM j shall have there. Respectfully. E. A. MATTISON. And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-10-14.pdf ff89987fa929e5a84234c221294f359e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXI. NO. 24. The Hastings Banner. Hwto””’ ®*”lY C0-' Micil. Hastings, J.RBEAIEH&CO.’S RATKS *UYKKIIS1NG RATES. AMX AMOXU Special Sales MARSHcook. For October -I- 5 bars Anti-Washboard soap .•KSe <•( UM- ere “XM* «»• w. 5 Carolina Rice * " rnr 25 26 boxes matches 25 11W Dr. Price’s baking powder.. 40 25 2 00 Finest Japan tea. new crop * burgeon, U™* R Wm. JONES. D DentisL i!V..wkpre^,-',j stteudedto. OK CALL WHKM » ATY-HKJ.. Opposite 15 ' THK City NILVKM- XO Hall, TIUUHIJS orriCAi. 2(> IX l>IAM<>Xfs 40 1-bushel baskets VS Martlus 12K QL bottle chow chow.. VTON JKWKLHV Best Gloss Starch DETROIT, TO MICH. UOUDS. snow 15 J^CJVEI/ION Second Week, •j irnt lor th- < ■<•’» Farmer s Insurance Co. H* 1 • * m •” ’ rn»P«rt)' M*14** ..;i.uir - ■ ■■ 4<aia*l * m»a » life bj do-. 1 > -4 aredewt- ; j_______ Hosford's baking powder pOVKu SHELDON." Soda iOB«uj Atetra.: Mtoek. ilastin*#, Mich.) 1 and 3 Campus 2 boxes imported sardines Water White oil, bestM warns 25 ,. 4 boxes axle grease US, M. D„ Fhysican and Surgedn, Best Irving flour, per cwt. xlliuxi. Mich. v / nR.TIMMHlM.LN, I. jtnf <U»* 4 ,il Avenue ___________ Surg’*’11 411(1 Oculist G." or Woodward IN i.ixr. 151ba. granulated sugar SI 00 5 • boneless codfish. jutterai or nwiuuwj Xt -.irKmeii employedthe .*■ WAFT 140 First Week. ***“ **..... lAxxxfc. Kverythlag tn Ute .< CO. I'KAt.KRX THIS : . riuTHHU. UCAbtKO BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS 40 Domestic sardines, per box Best African ginger 15 Headquarters ' , , i ;__ | Choice Rio coffee, our own roast­ FB.KRN ASTON. , . in*....................................................... 15, d. Attorney at Law, (0*'» J S& Co.*# Mora.) j | 5 lore Kirk’s Ivory soap C<4JerU<Mi» Finest Gunpowder tea 50 pnatptly »a«-»4 • ‘ j TORN CARVETH, J \ Horney at Law, X. J J'.fTtilr. Mich. ■ . QL bottle mixed pickles 20 Farm Wagons, 16 30 Double Shovel Plows, 2 20 rNAl’l’F.S A VasARMAN, Ik Lawyers. KhtrHwtiux* >utional Bank.) 40 3-lb. tin pail Wise's axle grease .. yy’TLLlAll i;: s WEEZE Y, Justice of the Peace. 5 bars Kirk’s Savon soap • 1. CoUecU as* proflaky. ' ' Warner's safe yeast T M. B. GdLLASPlE. Boom smoking tobacco !• Notary Public. Qt. bottle Gerkins (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) 25 13 L. A 1951-J®1 Medium size waa|rtub Cedar Fence Posts, 40 Joist and Studding, molaawa FLOORING ‘K;.&A»Sand Maple, 3 doz. clothes pins. 3 papers pins A. H. JOHNHON, M. W. Michigan Central Finest canned lobsters 15 30 dark flne-cut tobacco Boom smoking tobacco 13 GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION, fakir* effect May .xxb. ISM. 10 whole cloves.............................. 15 nutmegs 15 Durham mustard 10 cayenne pepper 15 ty prices and Estimates given on ap. plication. BENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS. 25 1-bu. bag rock salt Beet table sauce, per bottle - Queen olives, per bottle .... I lb. sweet Finest Rio and Jova coffee, roted Oattotte; /. Of Kv^rn neMTiptlen. best roasted peanuts 2 packages oerallne . 8BH.SK Inside Finish & Band Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns mixed candy Tne JF.agara. Falls (Route. Sisi, Doon ui Bis, Cornice Mouldings, Fourth Week 1 lb. Grit plug tobacco warrens. (PINE. AND CEDAR.) 20 Rising San stove polish ................. E>n-ia' Given tv Cutting Choice New Orleans end Ji’Mnj. P'tttfrna Cut to vnlcr. new crop......... v. RttOee Haf|. • PINE LUMBER, Third Week WILLIAM B SWEBZEY. Attorney 2 lbs. layer raisins »’ At Law an : solicitor in Chancery. Royal baking powder FASHKiVJH/E flKESSMAKHR. Window and Door Screens. 15 25 h.' UpSt jS 30 We roast our own coffee and peanuts. Mi IbenxJ We can be depended on for fresh &«e'EiS'K" baring been tak- We have the best kind of a roaster made. We are always first to cut prices. We are to blame for all the low prices. We are not laved by our oorapeUlore. jMhTlta’ ■crtaa ite w A visit to the seed farm of Jalnes is woixfcy one's notice. Mr. McCotter has six women and four men in his employment at present, and reports that his scads are in fine condi­ tion. He extends a hearty welcome to visitors. He is building an extensive dry house for his garden seeds. , HlCXOBX COBXZBS. C. C. Messenger has gone to Howard City to engage in the jewelry business. Jimmie Kanney, Lew Franklin and Will Nichols also start for northern Michigan to remain several months. Mrs. Henry Tolles and Mra. Chas. Allen, of Kansas, formerly of this place, are visiting relatives here. (’has. Aldrich and wife, of Petoskey, are visiting here. We accept the thaiks of the Delton correspondent as expressed by him last week for thp ••compliment” to him in our statement of his "smash up" a few weeks ago. While he is anxious that we should -tell it just as it is." he with­ holds an explanation, choslng seem­ ingly to have it remain in the compli­ mentary style given in the Telegraph. He should be h rank to define his state and condition at the time the accident occurred, that the quandry of the peo­ ple may be at an end. It appears that our statement of the case was made from incorrect information, hence pltMse excuse John. Bird seed MARTIN V. BARKER.Real Estate, Finest Japan tea dust liwunir. • and Leaps. 3-lb. box gloss starch 04-ynitliJ.G Bunya- .< *>n door* north Choice baking molasses alxitrLU.H:. ten io making excatagaa . .M prot«-ny ft.' ;iterr«i» of uon-realdent j ln</«xl after. Vanns - 4-oz. bottle l««t lemon extract... t r h*nge. Huu»eS and Best Grand Rapids Roller (lour. M“vc isse. oastukton. Wilber Baker sowed 100 acres of wheat in six days hist week. 1. Mr. Rrnae has bidden farewell to all, shaken the dust of Castleton nff his feet, and moved to Portland. - Mrs. Dans, of Muskegon, Sundayed w» 2»«f,P*r«nte, Mr. Croft and wife. 11 “rt h“ moved David Wilkinson s house. The Dunkards held a four days meet­ ing at their church on the town line. John Mater, who has been ill for a few days, is slowly recovering. All get ready for the 4th of Novem­ ber. Elder Holler pitched a tent on the Eunds or Filkner school house and 1 service Friday, Saturday and Sun­ day, assisted by Mra. Jennings, of Muskegon. The meetings were largely attended. The Sunday school at Wisner school. KVKK vuu October 14, County News. WHAT WRIGHT, KAY& m 'Will Be joii Micfa., „ kuaw, beeauee our mode of -elUns areuirSmv"[“S^X.S good, on wnall margins and for »po‘ e«h wort. ruin w>tb th. emdlt «y Everything Warranted. nMBKCO. Th* Uw Price Grocers. «*> “ IS MeHI-dIT »«SSSF» Tuwffi “’“■riilVB. (U»OK. . FKKJtPOBT. From the Herald. Corn husking has conynenced; more than an average crop is assured. Jno. Fish and wife returned to their home in Big Rapids Monday. The first hard frost of this season was visible Sunday morning, Oct. 3d. Mrs. I. N. Rayinond, Carlton, is slow­ ly improving from several weeks illness. The next meeting of -Wolcott Post, G. A. IL, will beheld Thursday evening OcL 21sL Tne parents of Mrs. Geo. Miller returned home Monday, after a visit of several days here. Geo. Geiger is making a protracted stay with his sons. Jake and George, in Missaukee county. Dr. AbboL of Carlton, is confined to his room by protracted illness. Dr. H. C. Peckham is in attendance. Daniel Yarger. Sr., of Carlton, is building an addition to his /house, painting and otherwise improving the same. I , Mrs. Polly Hoffman and Kate Liv­ ingston of Pennsylvania, were visiting at Hiram Livingston’s the first of the week. ' Mra. P. Cummings, of Port Elgin. Ontario, has l>een spending the past w eek with her aun*, Mrs. C. Combe of this place. Frank Wolf has the job of repairing the Fish school house, Carlton, an Im­ provement which has been needed for many years. As Wm. Eckert was driving home from the Hastings fair, his valuable carriage • horse dropped dead in the road. Cause unknown. Supervisor’s Gott of Irving, and Hol­ comb, of Bowne, met in the village Sat­ urday, to equalize valuations in the fractional school districts of the two townships. Mr. A. J. Russell, of Burr Oak, who owns the DeVore property here was in town Saturday and donated toward the Grand Rapids A Lansing railroad. Wm. Forbev buried and infant child last week. Hog cholera is altogether too numerour in this vicinity. Dr. Ruckel reports Ed. Austin as being dangerously sick with inflammatorv lMM« John Goelcher has located 160 acres of Government land in Washington Territory near where Buehler has set­ tled. Memrs. Geo. Karcber and J. Fehetey send in potatoes of the “bnrbank” var­ iety which contain 20 and 25 potatoei respectively, all grown together. ,1m. W. Godfrey, of this paper, is in Brookfield, Eaton county, with his wife attending the annual family reunion of Mrs. Godfrey's parents and other rela­ tives; A Barry countv supervisor Is report­ ed to have said ’ that newspapers and railroads are a damage to a town lie­ cause of the increase of taxes in con­ sequence of such improvements, ir such is the said supervisor's actual be­ lief, may the Lord have mercy on his lgT^IigS& happy face of Amos WHOLE NO. 1637. rounding country are coming into the village daily and subscribing for the railroad; and that too without solicita­ tion. As one gentleman said yesterday: “He felt it to be his duty to aid thia im­ portant enterprise. It is just what this section has long needed, and he did not feel like hesitating longer and see his neighbors paying for an improvement that would help him as much as them­ selves." It was a generous expression of good will and should be universal The Barry county fair for 1W6 was successful In all particulars except cold. Io wry wtnther. The exhibits of line bred stock was far in advance of MOBGO-THOBBrAPFLB Jacob Ruckle started north Monday afternoon, for a weeks hunt. L. P. Cole has given his family a sur­ prise. They little expected that he had any other Intentions than a visit to friends in Ohio when he left home, but he has brought up in Arkansas with his son-in-law R. B. Harley. W. N. Divine will make Morgan his headquarters during the apple packing season. ■ On Tuesday last a party of Vermont­ ville sports came to Tbornapple lake, hired a little lx>y to catch minnows and promised him pay. On receiving the minnows they paid only a part of the stipulated price. Fine gentlemen, in­ deed. . The types of last week made us say that Joseph Shatter was expected soon to move to Morgan. Should have said Joseph Ashalter instead. Last Tuesday evening, the 5th, Hon. E. S. Laoey, of Charlotte, spoke to a well tilled hall In Morgan, and the peo­ ple concede the fact that it was the best discourse of the kind ever deliver­ ed in the village. Mr. Lacey is a good speaker and a perfect gentlemen. The tirade that usually attends a political speech was not indulged in. Frank Wright, of Thornapple lake, is quite a horse trader. (ieo. Shaffer, of Morgan, moves this week on his farm recently bought of Kenyon Mead, of Maple Grove. Lola Hyde is quite lame in one foot, in consequence of heriate illness. Geo. Hayman is pushing his arrangments preparatory to moving to Kan­ sas some time this month. We would like to know how much money our present sheriff has paid cer­ tain parties for their services in his be­ half. If we.do not miss our guess, he will need all his spare cash in other directions, as he has an opponent in this campaign that is going to be the winning man, and these men that hire ।themselveH out to political, candidates ।are not to be relied on. Men that will , work for the man that pays the most tare such as cannot be relied on in no event, and the candidate Chat pays tthem money Is simply that much ouL ROAD SCRAPERS, B ABBYVILLE. Elmer Warren attends school at Nashville. * ' The sentiment of the people was good ,when informed that Rev. l*axon was t be our minister for the coming year. to Our district school progressns finely with Miss O. Gutchees of North Castle­ । ton as teacher. Rev. I*axoo w*» called to Marcellus ।last Tuesday on A count of hla mother’s j illness. Apple picking is the order of the day. < )ne dollar per barrel is the price pud f for choice fruit on this street. Miss Carrie Morton and her nelce. ; Miss Florence Taylor, of Leslie, are vis­ iting George Morton's people. Mr. Geo. Quick, of Syracuse, N. Y., , contractor and builder, visited Chas. ii Hyde's people lust week. Mr. Quick is a cousin of Mr. Hyde's. Miner Mead and wife and Henry Lathrop and wife paid Sylvester Keagle ; and family a visit last Friday and Sat­ urday in Ionia county. Bush Hvde crosses the dark waters o( the Thornapple river no more. He has , chosen a higher and dryer road to trav­ el. Chester Hyde recently sold a span of suckling colts to the Mowry Bros, for 880. Attention! Those moonshiners that were out in the small hours of Monday morning came in contact with a poor pilgrim enquiring the way to your city. The new house and barn being erect­ ed near Northrup's crossing is among the many improvements Chester Hyde is making on his farm. Clemens, tieamed on I roeport friends Tueeday morning. Mr. C. has just re­ turned from a summer's stay at I’etmkey. and after a few days vlalt with Mra. A. C. Clemens, of Bowne, left Tueaday afternoon for Caledonia. lie expects to spend the winter in Mrs. Freeman Fish accompanied her son John to Big Rapids Monday S will visit her daughter Mrs. A. B. Carpenter and other relatives. Mr. Fish savs his wife has left him the bedi. and tioa'rd and all the cause <mdI pro^i cation in consequence thereof, etc. He will pay all debts of her contracting,, hoping of course that she will not ask anyone to trust her. Liberal minded farmers from the sur-. VOBTH CABLTOW. Fanners have began husking their Mias Elia Allazding was home Sun­ day last from Hastings, where she baa been working. Wash Caln was kicked by a colt one day last week. Mr. N. Allerding and wife, of South­ west Carlton, visited at John Allarding’s. borne of our voting ladfca are so indus­ trious that they will walk a mile to help their neighbor thrash, and then get left. Rev. Amos Sell, of Pennsylvania, is visiting his brother-in-law. Peter Har­ ney. J. Carpenter and wife, John Carpen­ ter and wife, and Wm. McMurray and wife Sundayed at Wash Cairn’s. Maggie Allerding, of Campbell, Sun­ day H at Josephine Allert’ing's. ILABTIM'B OOBVXBB Mrs. Barry entertained the ladies aid society last week. J oe. Aahalder has moved to Mprgan. Geo. Hayman intends moving to Kannas soon. Sydney Smith, of Woodland, called on some of his former neighbors the other day. There will be no preaching here next Sunday morning, on account of the quarterly meeting, which will be held at a another part of the circulL Ser­ vins in the evening as usual The Good Templars lodge at this place has been named the “White Rose.” OBAKQKVBLUL *\ The query just now is who will be postmaster. Mrs. Thiers having resign­ ed. L. A. Nichols and Mrs. Laverne Thomson were in the place last week. L. W. Wing went to Hastings last Saturday on businesA. Matic Nichols, of Wayland, visited at C. II. Thruston’s the past week. Horace Snook has gone to Kalamazoo to attend the fair and visit his brother. “■ ” ’ a has bought two acres of land Nichols. Consideration, 675. Henry Lewis has moved into Uncle Peter Falk's house. Sam Bogart knd wife, of Wayland, visited at R. vhpValkenburg’s and took in the Plainw¥U fair. Ben Wing and William England will go to Hastings on busineas to-morrow. Sheriff Long in town last night. Query, who was he after. Politics are booming just now. Boss Hicks was down here looking after the interests of his party last week, but he got left when he tried to convert that republican to his creed. Miss Jennie Horr.of Rutland, visited Auntie Knickerbocker last week. P. HankanL of Jackson, was in the village last week. John Turner, Esq., and wife, of Way­ land. stayed over Sunday with friends here. Miss Ettie Falk is at home to stay. Billy Walker, of Pontiac, is visiting at Fred England’s. There will be a box social at Lan Harper's next Wednesday night. Mrs. F. M. Searles is not expected to live many daya. Henry Arbour, of Muir, will visit his parents this week. The Prairieville band will attend the political meeting to' be held hete Wednesday night by P. T. Colgrove and Congressman O’Donnell. L. C. Welton, of Hastings, was in town last week looking after Insurance business. • Eddie Brown and daughter, of Kala­ mazoo, spent Sunday with Ell Nichols and family. IBVIMQ. Why don't some one strike this place and buy the potatowiiind clover seed that the farmers have to sell. Hon. E. S. Lacey gave the people a good talk Wednesday evening, to a full house and bandied the tariff question to the satisfaction of alL Mra. W.8. Hecox is on a visit among her friends in Maple Grove and Asayriu The long looked for fusion rally came off Saturday evening, and Mr. Hankard was well received by hi# friend#, and the sun rises and sets as usual. This quiet burg was awakened Sun­ day morning about 4 o’clock by the alarm of tire which proved to lie the house of James Poland, he barely es­ caping with bis life, and losing every thing but some bid clothes and some wearing apparel. Uta aged mother IteiDg away at the time, she lost all of her clothing but what she had on. Insured in the Sun of Loudon for 8»MI upon house and contents. It ta a bail loss for Mr. Poland. The republicans are looking forward to the coming of the next Governor at Hustings. ____________ CABLTOK Farmers are busy husking their corn. Mr. Solomon, who has been visiting G. T. Daniels., returned home to Ohio ^Ettallennev ta on the list of "I don't feel verv well " J ud Carpenter ta suffering from the effect* of a bad cold. Rev. J. IL Bowen preached to a full house, it bring hi! Aral sermon here. James Bogardus and wife and D. Miner, of Portland, Ionia Co., visited friends here Imt week. Eiscnhood. Carpenter and Co. hulled nine bushels of do rev send, from one load of clover. V— DOW LINO. Bod colds are the general coinplaint. Mra. H. A. Powers ' was sick last week. I • French A Hook have bought a new * clover huller attach m enL Dowling l»ase ball club has only lost one game of Imll this year. 8. Jones and wife attended the Mar­ shall fair this week. C. W. Lester did not go to California as he intended but to Onio and is now back again. Dowling base ball club will have a dance at the G. H^a week from next Friday nighL OcL 22d. Everybody cordially invited to attend. WOBTH-EAWT HABTIMOB. Husking corn is the order of the day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Starks were the guests of Geo. Sweet and family Sunday. Will Sweet has gone to Marshall to spend a few months. Mrs. George Whitney. Mary Ragla and Myrtle Dunbar spent Sunday with Mrs. Ragla. of Carlton. Those on the sick list are Mrs. Chas. Andrus and Ernest Smith. Mrs. Philip Dunbar is suffering with rheumatism. Mr. Hill is building a new house on the north road. Oscar Bauer will start for his home in New York in a short time. Myrt* Firstar is aprodlng a few days with her grandma Addrus. Do not fail to hear Rev. Knott at the A Ito ft school house next Sunday after­ noon at two o’clock. Mrs. McElwain, of your city, will speak on temperance at the Altoft school house next Sunday evening. Come and hear what she has tn say. Adam Burroughs and family start for iheir new home in the north next Wednesday. Wesley Stewart lost another cow last week. Mrs. Dewitt Kenyon is very low at this writing. It is thought she can not live much longer. Ettie Wolfe spent Sunday at home. Young people to the numb, r of twentv-fivegave Walter Kelley a pleasant surprise Saturday evening, it being hi* seventh birthday. The evening was spent in games and sports, after which a bountiful supper was served tn which justice was done. Even-one enjoyed themselves ami went borne feeling happy. Several tokens of nXMaibnmc* were left. ’ . �Signed by the committee: E.SIXBY, Chairman. La Grange. Indiana- 1 n liArRDNKit. SecreUry. Jas. Richards. Morden Sabcn. Samuel Franki-ih (•»,!. Frankish. Centerville, Midi.; L. M. Wood worth, Jas. Clughtuu. Arad i .uuntTn' J. E. Houk. La Grange, Indiana. • Lupton. A MONSTER STRIKE BEGUN. LABOR’S LEGISLATURE. Victor Clover Hullep GATHERING OF THE KNIGHTS OF TOIL AT RICHMOND, VA. The' Best Machine of its Kind Made lock them out Monday uiile* HFBaad Ute report of^be trial m given beiow, and Mt if it is claim for it. Master Workman Powderly stopped tolba First \ irgulia regiawmt Momlay morning at 10:15 to cell to order the tenth annua] con- inter Gen. HlxhugU Lev, the governor of Vir- Report of Committee. understood the Homo club te scUrfltsl with tho report. Hix delegate) were admlttel from LaGrange, La Grange Co, Ind.. Mav 2^h iW1 Report of joint committed by the agricultural aocieticH ot Sc. lns,.nb ’ ichigHD. and La Grange county. Indinna. to tert the relative menu u tu v |irop»Tty quail (k-atKwi for voters and to more dedtaon w rvranlod nx final and utumnii- •tnkca and threatened strike* by m«cml>li«* the men went wild with excitement. They a*sembLsl outtade and march'd down on Ar­ mour’s 5W strong yelling and borting. Shortly before 2 o'clock, evidently by pr»- aawsnbliea for the introduction of memorials. SJirtaDd’ “101 Bw*11 POWDER Absolutely Pure. amieably nettling the ntrtkn at Anwterxlam if the kuighta were at war with that kind of capital that monqpaltand the product* of clvilixatkm, tmught tegldaturv" ami cor­ rupted the ballot, tho people of Virginia were with them shoulder to shoulder. tween (1,000 and 7.U0U <ff them, making about B,(W in all who struck during the day. ■■mMMi w ile Borst Dakixo Powdkm co. lix- were vummuned to quell it Ig1l.drd by the iilatforin Frank J. Farrell. the colored ■dmI—non on an equal footing. a«cun<hxl Um vetiuon Saturday afternoon wan largely eoo- ttodu.T<l Mr. Powdnrly to ttw uudicnca wdiington. City protesting f of contrtacta for public building* nt Baltimore to fiartte* employing convict labor. Committee* Bpt<ointed «i*l the Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio nw what Cudahy, president of the Pork FnckrnV a* I. : telegram from General uociaUmi. received Master Workman Powderly, at Richmond, Vn., asking him to postpone the lock-out un­ til the executive board of the knights could stock yard* strike negotiate for a prompt and reOMnuible autUo- The butdwrK nt AriuourS packing bow*' njfuax! Saturday monilnz to work until tlu- DEATH ON THE WATER e Birdaril, from Ig3» pounds of straw, threrfied 37 pounds of w«i r large quantity of chaff; the Victor. Loni 1,210 pounds of straw Pounds of seed, mixed with a km quantity of rhalf. The tin" threshing try the Victor right minutes hm than that occupied bv th bin? sell. F rom the straw’ of the Victor the Birdsell rethreshSd two pounds Of .LG from the straw of the Blrdaell the Victor retintshed eight pounds of »vw-d ’ !hlTSSb,ya;B;!S2L.ta »■“■“<« 1- tS with y until the nexl public examination*. Ha*U:i|t<. Krtdoy. Nov. ttth. at NaahviUe. it t* expected Uiat all who intend U> teach and begtn promptly at#o’clock and eiiwe al 4 p. m­ aud teachers are urjrntly rr>iue*t»>d lo be urea­ > opening. Examination* will by both written, chiefly the latter. Candidates for a third grade certlttcale mu»t uaM a Ballsfactory eiamluxtlon In orthography, reading, pentnamhlp, arithmetic, grammar, geography. V. 8. history, civil government, theory aud art the district, an<l though the striker* don't soy much, it is evident that they don’t like it HENRY GEORGE ACCEPTS. Whkrka*, At the St. Joseph county. Mlcblgw. Fair, held llh Gntrrvill the 21st day of May. 1880, au agreement wks uttered into bv the r< '2 of the different maehinea to have a trial of their merit* at tip- ta Groner' fWxo.Tli«wl.y.»<.yrj.n8B.»Jotot eommlttn ,u " =’■! uurtsting of live from each of the two counties. Had held such trio] this duv ' The committee, in punuasce of the agreement, aecured two Iwo-hurae 1<*.,i , dover. wbidl biid l»«l .Uckrd two winter., arwl bro^ht Uim, IL ,S‘‘, and determined that each machine should thresh •raw which had b<wu ran Ihronjh th.other madtino. araordtng i, .,£,' At the conclusion of the trial the committee, after due deliberation moualy decided in favor of the Victor for rapidity and excellency of woiiu^ij liriuich. with an average itanflinx ot to MicoBd grade the additional menu wifi be elementary aliebra. bookkeeping aud natural phlloMjphy, with a .binding tn each We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Bam County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. ' Respectfully, \ MESSER BROS QLOTHING AT COST! As I am not going to keep <imu, Mo., frodb Grand Towfir, Ilin., exploded HrtxxU oarer* (repeeialiy Intpretori) dlally Invited to be present Suits of Ready Made Clothing lung continued. Hie platform waa nikxi with M lien Mr. George advanced to ti» front of After a brief introduction, Mr. Powderly la-fault having been made in the coudltkm* ol a certain mortgage executed by Aiubroae Cox and Marv F. Cog. hla wife, fa ifnlh K. Mudge. Cape Girardeau: J. It Parkin*, of EvamviUa, I:>d , first clerk; Mbn J-ilia Ruiaeb, of Caw by tbu fact tlial in K lernltn aatutMun In stock, I offer my entire stock of Men’s. Bo\ and Children’s lion Uiat the pavmeut of the iutereai two daughter*, of Puxico, Mo. on board the ill-fated sts-amcr lai Mascottn as far a* known was ns follows, togvthor with a ' 1 <:><!: ■ governor withdrew their balloting, and the flalxt willing he old .>; deck crew uninjured, 10. reacued buriwd THE OHIO PENITENTIARY Uw wood ballot llowly was nominated mtHt uuanlnjoualy. COLCMBCH, Ohio. Oct. 7.—Th.- rejwrt o( the grand Jun- Thursday created a w-twath « In the political world in'what it did and in ■nHmr ■KmaMtA fur the inau-ntralio:: of the eight-hour move ----------------------------mem nnu r»» :i map;* A reduction of Hm< hour* of la I or hi writ: H. M. Lend, Tenth Michigan. Repul Ik jib; John IL Fedewa. Democrat, at Flint, Toww Klectlon* In Connectirut. I* the nx«l iiiq-ji tant that cun come laiforo part of the duty of ev« y mawinbiy teiu III- number of cbildrtai who tend school in ite vionity, taaro what tiie I.M town* give the Republican* 7U and tlw LMmu-rnte te: -.*7 against B. H. Marriott, late deputy warden of tbn Ohio ]«nltButiary, and Samuel IVrry, late superintendent of the shops. The Indiriment* are found on account of all. gr.I rrookeduc** w hile thrw- men were cftlciaL of tl»e is-iiiteiitini-y: when state property u! must wltfioui limit w.u, spirited awn v. n youLh. ‘'Tiw trouble will: trade* union* in which tnblie-i hate altliotigh thr period Jlmitod for the pavmeut thereof Ibenbaveexpired: and default having U 1*0. and May jd. INN. and the eatue JSZ.’S named unpaid and iu arrears tor the spare uf thirty day* end upward* and still remain’ unp!‘,J<,‘ “e afurewd principal sam of two thous­ and and fifty dollar-, lr« seven hundred dollar* which luu been ----------------airearage of- tn dur amt pay able h ihr ttnat oi rlalrord to 1h> <t contained In « k!i! inort Which will be sold at prices to suit the times. Shall com­ mence receiving Fall ana Winter Stock of Goods this week and invite an inspection of goods and prices. Prairieville Sept. 20. 1886. 1VL. J. GOSS •ell at public aurtton to the litehesl bidder. moimiM CATARRH STO Third diviafun. C'HICAOO. Ud. a.—anti-Socialist f&r> >■ Grand Rapid*. Mich tkkrt ata battle of PitUburg I^ixiing. "It b the first time." Mth! the general, “that the Third division luu day bight, which tnakra four ticket* now be- SMilhvrest quarter of the northwest hTS£J "-j?. >“.« S.’£SS ti!rre,rtbpJ'’1 ',0*ner of sa’’1 *cUttu twenty- hi* urgninxatl'.in; but for the Knight of La­ bor Utw. HtMikl even nttnmirt to aubordinate Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats >) Mir power ui i ami the atatate premise* <Je*erilte<1 in mid mortgage not beretofme *oM-aud proreed* paid <>ui <Mid mortgage, to pay tor amount due hi-.-. '■ । tiim oftix.- labor party put up I he assortment is good and those coming early will find some excellent bargains. 1 shall continue to keep a,good line of single being lite |4acr wbc ra. »U1> W divided. educatKni be ap|H,inl«l to prepare nniueis! to th:* ^ei«-nd a*.-«uibjy a rem exgrewcd. ami mould the Muae reunpald and In arroare f4r the «jwce of thirty day*. then and from tbeuceforth after tin* hiMe of the said thirty day. the principal »um oftwo thouiaud aud fifty dollar., with all ar . mFna MVIXML Assignee of Mortgagee. ay nay. for if it dcnhxi. then I ►hall refer to (ten. ixmiisiitter on rteolutioiM was appointed, and I be cimvcntioii adjourned for tile day. . New Grocery Firm! The undersigned, having purcdiased the interest of Geo. with refinnre to iiuartiy. Tlieru w*a no opxiotation to tlie.-rtate had il»c honor to coiiunand, ai-cami>)b>h«d on that day, Cream Balm RH P.ieston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the busi- ness at the old stand under the firm name of (live* llrlief at once CHICAGO, Ort. V.-N. M. NwM uncertain question Saturday morning, wax a-ttted by night iu taw of the Uhicwgn club In the well-known packing homo of J. C. When Pisssideut Eputildlng bearxl the result he tok-graphed Cajit Anson tangraiuiating the club on it* gating t-WO.oui). Ho has preticwlly buna vidcry and tendering each man suit of rT clathni and the nine collectively half the re- Imta, »10u,OtX) on a tangle New York bank. cnipts in the coming gnmes with the Ht. Louis Awocuitiou inna. The following lbv«v th- prominent director, "are aU rich axxl »ill o<c \urk iiiatitaticm. Nreld left fir Canada Tbumtay night and no one luu baartl frmn COLD IN HEAD * • ir.i:< । HOGLE & COOK We will do all in our power to hold the tiade alriadj olab from Injurious Drugs anil OfleuMve Odors particle is applied into each ncmtril and is BROTHERS nnintlktt.Owvgo.N.T, hshed aud largely increase the number of customers by sell mg good goods at a small margin tl» Chicago banka have had iu their htatnry on rrodnutiata State Of Michigan. Cmmtv of Cawtom. Uta., Oct. 7.—A dinra** whereby the Brooklyn knights will be severed Ml adk.unsCT! soul tLrit County of Barry, h In the City of 11 hn» UiousAiMl eight hundred and v*ent Wm/U- c„u . Come a,nd See TTs HOGLE & COOK □red, who outraged and murdered MIm Uxta,. tinny, and then kilted her father, wu* bang liy a uMib with hi* own lariat, Monday . Central Hous-e Block. Mate pray lug IbKthaxm 1* liceireed tn w. l iIn rex! e*tntx hfUifivtu*. «« n.__ m. bibl’kj for *B asaault utmu a 1U-year-old child, the ntot wnPKOIRA. Ills., Oct ".—The M.-UxdJpi nwrubCUg until d-a.L 3: WARD A CO. TSS£«!*E£'& He Pu �^iTEXCED TO DEATH. the NEWS ii BRIEF. c LAST ACT IN THE CELEBRATED ^ anarchist trial. H*’Vero’ioMBth « »\tre cold that he despaired of beinn Sf Itad Sr U8 £l,rP“^ Two '^a®.es to the criminal (V*1’1’'. Turner of Lansing hits HASTINGS MICH. tete_-V.S tabled. c'“d “ b ‘ii «d ruin of thTVholr £2. Dr b££ l^i k’nrfc 1» the only safe, sure *®tl remedy for coughs, colds and FimM ,u^« disetJn. ’ sold by KnJJ1 at fifty cents and one S&o.Ph“tt° Uk8 “d .« ’b- f r*t of th t- iin-court Friday morning. hl Urnn» liritin018 prison. ~uWWwd by Puritan Inflow, in an early •lay when nil ntvfadk.. - * “» ~ whSX 177 «- *" so—. The Un. br cwlenrs Is tnrat unf.brti.n_'.. __ i .il 4C-' ,__r-hv MiunI *, fl-. ' uiroed his attention t .abtto. teU t - I <** —rkitat’ ^si «s» r-•: ' !1 th” °t totaM I 5'*’11 u‘ Mk*01- «« ZLa»<tf pmuvl o'fEtp ’te Interdere tteii or^niriug. Tteir wnvWkin by quotiq a* follows: Ard sb>‘«s! (Hr tbrt M! I it robki * ^’Tvnt >kh! roc, ,f nAoltickiHt a man to ®v “ ’ Ik w*|Uin.xi; Minn., de- “*■ ” TJ“’ ‘otal flour output of the Minnrapolto nlu for tlwi w.. uouii___ ... . T tune in —-----v fa- Auan-hv. ——~ ----------1. .-J-.UVUI UJI board. 7Le prra.-nt ordained mi*aionari» other than the biahojw, an- :>7h Of tlx^’ tliirty-nine are engaged hi work among th. colorwl j«>pto <tf the south. Of mwaic-nari..* m oppTitnif ■ wm at.-,' . n> ,l. -eshb -vnu. nxiJiKH. 4 in taucaiihtrc. England, and ‘ thto country. . ti»e property ;n would willingly nvhnu--«l the south, the opnrot Ud<* tftir--. 'taryjng for the want of which t« uk» k-c lc:! *411 southern i'.in.-aalnre operative* - -Ik'd patriot* in thto ml -inti • 4i<>uM lw> grateful '■UhueL He rar. over Ito- •yifctu jatw br schools nearly &JfW) pupils. The board adjourned before the full report righto<tf latoc If in - iu to be taken for »4i । nd-fink* of Socialium and wxrruj n-4i>b*ret -d them, anil ta/neeUy t«ltev«i ttejn hi. fro-ly gave himerif up.. Tf»- jrire ... . <y .ituilj fur a result •• great. -(•toudhig • lien Flrkkn flntotad armed with |a huge - ami raidithat m. «>tkhi£ at wictudtb- -i Judge Gary ■ Ms» might •fthrp n.nn-i-l./ defrndaatin more jnd>•> ..' -j. ., 4ito»,ling; of human beings to o/ •» nwi '.rev,aau„ । no. maui ^1I|X tlje ■" always guilty, aud htotory •’> •" (night; *!■*> have unjust / iK*-«r.i .j1ir..ril_. nnd their like. Pare ItnpxMi .,;i hjm wm nothing but £t«*l mur! ft waa a trial by a mob. f»i < ‘r knnw thu"“'L 11 waa ‘ ‘be matter from the rtatidunul wnen too court •"Winfd| at hto request. rtresi, c-mtnmnd hto speech Saturday Iff »ayjn 1X2 * ”*•**** “ "euwition hi court '"w-'W vtotoorel Wo it not ',nrt 'a*,: "O1T' lh"m u not Tho Tribune which Krerf,.1 JL *' 'r " * ic* °t brwul with - AM th-y hav.duM.it ^U>at tlm- they hnvebeenadminbMriac cn^7rhnIr- «'d tb-v liaw cart the bomb -;i>hiritodby n>- Time* And 1 proclaim that the amt killing a man on thia aide. . According tc United Staten custom. an offender in aimllai eircumstancea w oukl be subject to trial on either aide of the boundary line. and in die absence of any representation to the contrary by Mexico, ft La prvsilinr-l tliat the sank i-ustom will be recognir.-d in this case. ' CHICAGO, Oct 7.—The grand lodge F. A. M., of thto state. In session here. Thur*lay afternoon atumditl the dedication of the 1HInob> Masonic Orftfianii’ home, a fine liuilding on tte comer of Carroll avenue nixl Sheldon street The exercises were very uiterreting and wen.- participated in by about S.llw mem- CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—For the first time in Ito history Rock River confcrenoe <rf the M. E. church met Wedneoday nt Evanston The conference was weli-omed by a qx«ch from Mum France* E. Wiliarl to which Rev. AngMtaa Smith respon'led. Tliere wm « Children, will refuse bad tasting cough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort and wild cherry whenever offered. It is as pleasant as maple syrup and will reach a bad cough and cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the kind. For by H. Beebe. The Smith lumber company of Kalksska will ship 5jOO(i,O(iO ieet of maple lumber to Europe. rV\vo\k%OL\xtk% Itrh, of every kind cured in 30 min­ Thuraday, OcL krt, 27 and M utes by WoolforfFt Sanitary Lotion. There to a deficit of tlO.OOO.Otn in the Use no other. This never (nils. Sold revenues of Mow South Wales, which luu by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, to- n umlergoing the gn-ateot period of com- Hastings, Mich., W. S. Stripp of Eveline, Charlevoix yueen Christina of Spain has commuted county, had 25 acres of potatoes this tlic Mmtem<vi <tf tlx' o-ndmnnad Insurgent-, season. niwl ba* also Mytiwl the decree freeing the The best on earth, can truly lie said Cuban slaves; from Um> n-malmier itf their of Grigg’s Glycerine Salve, which is hrnw inarrvitude. sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, Frii-mriy natives have captured Tnnwi. bruises, scalds, bums, wounds and all Osman Digmas old stronghold, and klflwl 20Q other sores. We positively cure piles, of the ni voting Aral*. tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this The Murray canal, connecting th* brail­ wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed waters of tin- Bay of Qitinh* with Lake Onto- or money refunded. Only 25 cents. Sold by F. Hotchkiss. dian minirturo -joined in tie- crlebratloti of John Cunileld ol Manistee owns the event at Belleville. During a pacing rare at North Ma ncbrebT. flOOXKJOjUOO feet of pine timber near Ind.. Tburwlny. a collision occurred. H<«» Ashland, Wis. ier Sam, with a nrwd of 9:25, bei ng Crrn.* nlem-l by tlm shaft of a rtdky end Instantly killed. The tmevi Sandy !'•< «1*> tediy injured. At the Brooklyn Jockey club's rare*,Thur* ■ day, Marsh Iteion. • wtdl-known tarn broke THE MARKETS. down. The nawwneiit of railroad property m • rrerto Ililnoiv thisyi IK.’JH in 1H» upenra tit. vw»"i •» ........ --------177. Thnitev—— ---------------- TSKc. closed tSHc; December. opened •«Me- in the state aggregate* F7?c.,178,IX^ . . .... ___ v.. •• iau-imI Mary Halligan, employ*! in Toronto os a renk to about te take of* Ur;. pUaUUonU MW-lprl.II.™e Itad-W Whh-h serofula hto W™ “’f .««*»> arrraUd. and the blood must be piirlfled, or aerlous conM«|uet>ec< will etiw Fbr purifying and vitalizing efieela. Hood * Sarsaparilla has twi. found Milwriur to any otter nreparalta.;. It exnris every trarcnf Impurity from the blood, and bcslowa uew life and vigor upon every fnneilrni or the body, enabling It to entirely over- priiiringHood’s Arraprilta. are peculiar to Uil« mediane. and unknown to others. St. Ifnace haa 17 saloon* and Sauli Ste. Marie ha»n Evart countj shipped her first car-load of sheep last week. Tlie salvation army at Coldwater immersed SI couverta recently. James tuggs, Mrs. Joseph Moas, of Saliburg. ga*" ’’Irtii to Western railroad bonds, piraded guilty Fri­ triplets lost Sunday. Lire Stock—Th- following were the quota­ day, at Bloomington. 111. tion. from the t’nlon t-touk Yard, today The order to remove cattle from the Rioux Ity £ Part Te" a., by the remarkable reem rn Hog»—Market active on shipping areount; one * . . I.— Iw—.. n'vnked. and packing firm bought -><>i Ifl^s &0-1° J’’”*** M Uk'.5rtt5 light; W.OO'l-MO r»r --­ nSTwu.Lte.pA H.X.O- -a . heavy packing weights. Cattle- d h,K dolmr. beeves, p ajaiax buUhere ».-W teiidlne —u. ’’“•“SL, $a wo. flhwp-Dall; common. k-Uhl-J ltt Kood$3J5K4.UU-. no strike development* everybody waiting. mrteivn a mmoagu from the exar. A reply Produce: Butter-Choice to tgey i-rv SPa^Tc wr lb; fancy dairy. pack wa* *nt that be »houkl nddrc-i the BulgarIng' F-gC«- Strictly fresh. lW*»17c per *“" S,‘n i«rCoTl'who .Iraerted bi. wife and six & Poultr?iSuckate. MMrt at D^un Hl., and .ioped with tte Pr,,1*y S^rounty^-..^- Cliarie* wmmm, h, . ind. PrHv • monopoltat cononirator reoi —■ -- - ,.-U» ter. teXte* No. 1 white etata.V*-. vuwplracr that «u ever proneimatoof time. w bud finWied rprakirc, Judge Mra. Dr. Tyler of ML Pleasant took poison Enduy.morning, dying late in the afterno<yi. Berrien Springs has one cider mill Tbc eighteenth annual meeting <tf tlw Amer­ ican Wcman Stiffrap- naeociatton will be hold that sqtieezn out 100 barrels of elder a day. adjourn for ^u-<lay. !■■:. however, that l*arii now, standing; in the •w*. with the hangman th- cnpttalaftic pmu m blbdd and the blood of bad •-■[•ouani the'intercet * In stool here us ouo •rkMiXman. He believed •it that organisation of Jrete’ a-v-xdation, had de- The Unton Furniture Company’s work* lix-nte.1 near Grand Rapids. Mich., were de-troywi by fire Wednesday uight. .Tim fur­ niture company's Ion to pSO.Oii), with insur­ ance of . The Republicans of the Fourth Wiaeondn iwgrerfoiml district. Wcdnewlay. nominate! rhomM H. Brown, cx-mayor of Milwaukie for congress. The sale of Commodore Kitten's stud nt Jerome park'Wedmwlay, aUrartel but a -mall attendance, and the bidding fulling off, s number of horses were withdrawn. Thfrtyeight bend were wild for an aggregate of f3U,1WV Frvd Gebhardt purcha*d the |>hcnomfnnl yearling Ona* for Kl.UMi. Black diphtharin is claiming many vietirM nt Minnesota Junrtion, Wto. • Mothers, save your children by us­ ing Hill’s Pt-erlrss Worm Specific. 25 and 50 cents. No cure, no pav. W. H. Goodyear. cured every year by Acker’ji celebrated English liumedy. It is a guanmtoid prep­ aration ; if it does not help you it will coat you nothing. Try it. A •'single dose will The new armory at Knnknkre, 111*. was show its good effect. Trial bottles 10 eta. dedicated by (•overnor Oglreby and other IEkku'k Hutchkim. Druggist. state uffirer* Thursday. A banquet and tall <•>* Henry Sherman and Frederick Mun- followed. Four converted Hindoos will join the iehrach, ual-xxikeniiure, were captured Ln this salvation army at Grand Itapids. . city ant' Jotai (Irenadorf tn Davenport IL The small bov who plays circus with by fire. Out of soventy p>-r~in« in the build- the "trick-goat” in his hick yard should mg. many lrap.-d to a roof betow, one woman see that the St. Jacobs Oil bottle is not receiving fatal injuries empty. Prince Ixiais Bonaparte arrivo! Thursday Cobb's Little Pills are sold, no cure, information furnished by Leavitt that the in Sun Frani-bro«fr-m the Orient. Ho no pay. Is oot that fair. W. H. Goodto traveling tnrog. as Count Louis do Mnhra- Th toul«4 "nminai; 1«- continued, would silttgreAB uiiui :n the opinion’ of the privlhwl rise- Re and his fellow dufendanta. vnT- e W lbat the memJ*re °t your family are well supplied with Dr. Jacksons ifver pills and use Dr. Jeckson s root and herb cordial; ft will SUP*? lhP BPP*W«. h«h> ^ration, promote sound sleep, strengthen the systom and so remnove those dlstraw*bich’« neglected, may result jn the most serious consequences. For^Mle by W. H. aoody««r7|fl.oo per wnare. Men are ready to give thanks. But l^°rr’ ’“h-d tou-r, when the frosts have tome, Utj. .pfe-it toforgutt-u. The hnuae than ad jouraed to gv into joint wwafcmM board of mtetom * MM|li.nr J.L..uwreewlvton Bishop Ihmlap, of New Mexico, and Bishop Brewer, of Montani . - . < progmw since the Bishop Paddock, at Washington territorv, followed with Th- M« Allmn Iron brldm h a hto address, “Ou ™dy for bU. ItooKomrly the Part fit- Coast. ” After him entxx- tbc miwdonary bisliop l-hkwgy, ho. faitel, arwi Gm^\^ lOinted Eugunre ITiwger receiver. The awete ye FiO.Wjn in and tte liabllltira prp*La. u»o Acker’s Dyspepsia Tabiota. reach *(0,1X11. , In, PulJ'"K rfnw» the undertaking ehop of ttatateGecrj;. CraMo.ta New Oriin* Wo guarantee them. 25 and 50 cents. workman dfocovered a mblaM eofttn contain. Fuxi'k Hotchkiss. Druggut' Indians. **“ C',b“n p‘anU’r •h”di*1 Dennis Ryan, a Mt. Pleasant mer­ tn Italy thirty yrara ago. chant, has repudiated fusion and joined the republicans. A connniUra was appointed to nominate a ngilJ hie:^. ”***1^ of the Jackson i . We believe Cherokee is the very best corrector of blood difficulties yet dis­ covered. W. H. Goodyear. y-Rrade Turolay at PitUburg ..TrtLA Z^fivdout of Sf,X- BOOTS Barley SHOES 1 0,8 #tate fMtr PUt 81 J85 trite ,tot for Tu-wUy for t-VOuO. ■ r: -pi exptata. O' “» Mte.-'oe steamer I* Mascotte. Mte.> BorM<rd. 'X. tlon Y M. c. A . elected ofilcera, Dexter A Unwhe bw> t*k>; two bo.M of ptD. atxl Iwo tetUeiotCbc di-covery. he was vmll mid hod rallied in flesh Ullrtr-flve imunds. Trial of this (Irene Dtocuwy fur consumption tree nt W. H. Goodyear1!. ■ Jackson prison Hm7T7 eonvlcta. I have liecn a p. rtodical -uffer from bar fever m moot annoying wnd lo.lhsotor nlWrilan.) UaiSttie wmmrr ot 1«7». and unhll UMd O?* Cream Hahn, was never able io tlixi any relief kmfi “old weather. I can tnitbfully ray lh« Cream Balm cured me. I regard IX .in of deal vitae, aud would not I* wldmnt It during the hwv fever •raaun. -L M. Georgia. Binghamton, Albion colkiro h» 300 CaTABHH COVGH, health and ywrcf bre.tlb Good Goods at Bottom Prices! A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Top , Mantles, All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in onr work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim tis to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that_we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co, MONEY SAVEDI Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before: and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we-haye in stock at face value. ' Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanArman March 10th, 1886. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. The official headquarters for these goods is at the store of I will meet any competition in prices. I am glad to take, butter, eggs and farmers’ produce m exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market pnee. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. I ask a share of your trade, and if hones-Vgood, low prices and courteous attention are inducements, I snail deserve your trade. Respectfully, jwwddenk and n » union in gold Sinton'S VITALIZE*Iswfaat rouiHwd to ^a^eiW^ ■^ISS. sokiCyW- H. Gajdyuar. . And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. Goodyear. Loufo Lingg. George d^,'.3.:w A,|«>pb Fischer. . Dao. 3 wm Um x P. S.—Smoke the A. D. C. cigar. �The Hastings Banner. Hastings, Mien.. October, 14 18861 Republican Nominations. The greenback party has lost sight of all its original and distinctive pnn- off their party m men trade homes, aimply to drive a sharp bargain for them­ selves. • The party they care not an inch for. Every man on the republican state, congressional, legislative and county ticket is worthy the support at every republican in Barry county, and ought to receive their votea. See to it that they get the support they merit 8.H.—GlUUSKT K. «. Geo. N. Potter is a self made man. such as only this county can produce. Being a hard working man himself, he BVor attorney GcMval-MOSES TAGGART. is entirely in sympathy with the labor’’S'ocCominlintotwrof the Slate Land OffioeROSCOE I). DIX.nl Bcrrtrnj. Jerry M. Rogers is a successful farm­ For hiiiMTluu-ndent of Public InstruaionJOKKPH ESTABROOK. Ot l^ton. er. He is thoroughly conversant with For Member of the State Board of Educationthe wants of Barry county. See that he is elected representative in the state For Member of Congrew. 3d dlstricl-JAMER legislature. O'DONNEIJShould Henry A Robinson be elected For Henidor In Bute Ix-ginUturr, ii dlrtrtctGEORGE N. POTTER. in the first congressional district the workingmen will have an able advocate of their principles in the halls of conCOUXTY TICK KT. For Hheriff—RAKER BHRINER. vw.., Clerk-FRANK .w*.... McDKRBY. _______ The following communication to the For County For Treaaarw-UHKIKTUPHEjt A. HOVC™ J,ckM,clu,m tnurwi u> For Re»lster ot Deeds—RALZEY B. R1CHthe Laboring classes, and may also assist For Proeecuting Attorney—PHILIP T. OOLmany in deciding for whom to vote for GROVE. For Burrevor—AKA D. KORK. . ,___ For Circuit Court Corambwlonem-AUIN/.O representative in congress from this district: K. KKNAHTON, HARTLEY1 K. HENDRICK. For Coroners—JOHN M. NEVINS. A. IThe Jackson Tribune, the Knights of VANHORN. Labor organ of this city, wonuers what Congressman O'Donnell ever did for the ZDITOBIAX NOTES. laboring man. and requests that he “open the books” nhtl “give us one in­ Nothing that lacks age has merit In stance." Can the editor of the Tribune the eyes of the average democrat. Un­ cite a single instance in thcpublic, busi­ less he can obtain for it the sanction of ness, or private career of Mr. O’Donnell where he betrayed or ignored the inter­ his patron saint, Jefferson, he is oppos­ ests of the working man? Where his ed to any proposed/^nactment on prin­ efforts militated against labor ? Where he advised, promoted or tolerated a ciple. If his sensitive nose am not smell in any such measure the mold of movement which aimed to wrest from the wage earning class a generous age and Jeffersonlanism, be will fight recognition in justice and equity ? it on principle. Instead of taking pride Mr. O'Donnell has been a consistent ta the splendid achievements of modern and persistent worker, as congressman, , times, he is ever worshipping the post. for the welfare of the people he repre­ sents, and as a latxiring man and KMght A doctrine must be false unless it is of Labor 1 can cheerfully endorse Ms anoient. Anv proposed legislation course. 1 know Mr. O'Donnell in con­ must be pernicious in his view unless gress done all he could to secure consid­ it found favor in generations dead and eration for the Knights of Labor and made a noble speech there; I know that gone, and in a civilization that was to he has always paid good wages to bis ours as night to day. He cannot look workmen, and has al way;/paid them into the future with confidence and every week in cash; 1 know when he put up his block be paid twenty-five rente a day more wages than anv other FoKfhe reason named above the man who built a block or store that democratic party has been on the wrong year—1874. The legislative career of Mr. Hankside of every question for the past ard, however, can hardly meet the ap­ quarter of a cenfnry. proval of a conscientious laboring man. It opposed the war. As the laboring man’s interests, with In 18&4, when our armies were so regard to congressional candidates, near to Victory, it declared the war a have been suggested by the Tribune, it may be pardonable to peep into the rec­ failure. ord of Mr. Hankard. On page 240 of It fought the issue of the greenback, the House Journal of 1885, the records dedaring it unconstitutional. show that Patrick Hgnkard, member of It arraigned toe republican party the legislature, voted auairut the Child Labor Bill, introduced by Mr. Brant, for not redeeming the greenback proinone of our labor npretentativen from Detroit Again on pages 1,566 and When the republican party proposed I, 984, of the House Journal, we find to redeem that promise, it opposed its Representative Patrick Hankard’s vote ctut affaintt Hon. Hon. F. B. Egan’s redemption also. bill, known as the A’yan Briton Bill It at first opposed pensioning the for the abolishment qf the contract system in our yritoiu. Here are two Union soldiers. A democratic senate afterward at­ “instances” ot Mr. Hankard’s love for the laboringTnan. How his heart tempted to pass a pension bill that must bleed for the poor machanir! would vote a stipend Jo that arch What a pleasure it would be for a Knight of Labor to cast his vote for a traitor Jefferson Davis. It is to-day lighting for free trade, man whose eloquence and ballot favor­ ed the free man s competition with the depressing business, and threatening felon! Will the Tribune kindly give the ruin of many branches of America’s the writer, one of its subscribers, “one instance” of Mr. Hankard’s generous manufacturing Industry. In short, the democratic party has work for the laboring man ? Come Mr. Editopf'-open the books.” shown itself for a generation as oppos­ ■A laboring Man and Knight of tabor. ed to all measures that even its own Teachers' Association.—The next partisans now regard as iieneficial meeting of the Barry County Teachers’ It has thus persistently been on the Association will be held at the high wrong side, liecause of its inherent school building in the dty of Hastings, ■ tendency to adopt only that which is on Saturday. Oct. 23d, commencing at 9 o’clock. The following is the pro­ venerable with age. No young man. intelligent and gram: awake to the spirit of our day, desirous OFHNING EXERCISES. Music. of still further national advancement, Address of welcome, by the I*res. can afford to ally himself with a Penmanship, Allen Carr. party whose lack of progressive ideas Morals and Manner, Anna Beadle. is so clearly manifest, whose worship Physical Geography, J. M. Smith. Music. * of the dead {Hist blinds it to the great Reading, Flora Beadle. triumphs of modern times, and prevent Unconscious Influence of the Teach­ intelligent and proper action on the er, Lillian Hale. Text Books, J. J. England. questions of the future. Hygiene—Its Importance and the George L. Yapie is the fusion nomi­ Best Methods of Teaching It, Dr. Polnee for governor of the great State of hem us. Music, Michigan. . A Sketch of the Life and Education­ memlier of al Ideas of Pmtaiozzl, Jennie Lamb. Percentage, H. B. Taylor. He made something of a record while School Government, D. C. Warner. Music. ta congress. Spelling, Enoch Andrus. Here it is: How to Teaching History, Hattie He voted for tlie bill to restore Fitz Thomas. John Porter to the army. The Moral Atmosphere of the School He voted against the bill to place Room. Eva Pincomb. Interest off the Hurt of the Teacher. Gen. Grant on the retired list. J. W. Roberts. He voted against the bill to restore Election of Officers and miscellaneous busin esa. the duty on wool. It is hoped that this may be the best He said “By the Eternal, he never and most largely attended meeting the would vote for It.” association has yet held. Owing to the His estimation of the veteran sol­ almost Impassable condition of the diers is that they are “a set of d-d bum- roads at the time of the last meeting, many were unable to be present and several whose names appeared upon the program failed to attend. At the governor of Michigan. forthcoming meeting the roads will doubtless be in excellent shape, and all Hatnck Hankard. i union nominee for that are to take part ta the txerdsre Congress, has pt»ed as the friend of the have positively promised to be present. The committee has endeavored to pro­ Laboring man. This was previous to the vide a program of practical topics, such bringing to the light of the public gaze as will aia every teacher in their work. Every paper wLU be open for discussion lature on the Child l>abor Bill and the and It la toped every ono will come prepared to take part in the same. In bill for tlie abolishment of Ute contract appreciation of the value of such meet­ ings. the county board have decided to add five per cent, to the average stand- Ln XMordance with previous anDocmremcnt, the editor of Tlw Tnulremau met with thebiHiineas men of H;isu ings last Wednesday evening and assist­ ed ta the formation of the Hartings Busiutttu Men's Association. The meet­ ing wan called to order by L. E. Staiifb-r, who presided at a preliminary m^Jlir held a week previous, and J. VafiArman continued to act as secretary pro tan. Mr. Stauffer stated the object of the meeting, when Mr. Stowe was call­ ed upon to explain tlie system in use by other associations in the state. At the conclusion of his remarks, a resolution waa adopted to the effect that the orga­ nization of an association be immedi­ ately proceeded with, when the follow­ ing constitution and by-laws were adopted: preamble. Whereas, Comparison of ideas and methods and concert of action are nect­ ary to the well-being of ar£ communi­ ty: and Whereas, We believe that a Busi­ ness Men's Association will accomplish these objecta; therefore Eejfoloed, That we, businessmen ot Hastings and vicinity, duly aasemlded on Oct. 6.1886. do hereby organize our­ selves into such an association and adopt the constitution and by-laws fol­ lowing: CONSTITUTION. ARTICLE I—NAME. The name of this organization shall be Hastings Business Men's Associa­ tion. ARTICLE H—OBJECTS. The objects of this association shall be to unite merchante and other reputa­ ble businefts men for reform, develop­ ment of industries and work for the general good, arid to promote by all le­ gitimate means the social.’ moral and business intereste of its members. Among the special objects sought to be obtained are the following: 1. Promoting kinder feelings tbwar<t honorable competitors and removing the inclination, to berate and criminate neighbors in trade. 2. Greater care to secure good help­ ers and make and keep them worthy by a livelier Interest ta their efforts, habits unjl comforts. 3. Inspiring confidence between buy­ er and seller by doing business on legit­ imate principles. ■ 4. Shorter hours for doing business in, and an honest endeavor to educate the buyer to make his purchases l*tween 7 a. m. and 6 p. m., six days in a week. 5. The proper observance of all na­ tional holidays and more frequent in­ tervals for rest and recreation. 6. Abolishing, the tendency to dis­ criminate credit and stimulating the selling of merchandise for ready pay. 7. Protection against inferior and adulteruted goods, short weights,counts and measures, fictitious Brauds and la­ bels, and misrepresentation in public, and private. 8. Maintaining a delinquent depart­ ment, for receiving and imparting prompt information as to the standing of persons asking credit. 9. Protection against unjust laws af­ fecting business men and u careful scruteay of oil legislation relating to the same. ID. To stimulate a determination to render the title “Business Man.” a syn­ onym for honor, firmness, probity, jus­ tice and high morals. • ARTICLE in.—MEMBERSHIP. Any firm or individual doing a legiti­ mate business may become a member of this association by paying to the sec­ retary the sum of Si membership fee and agreeing to pay 25 cents quarterly dues in advance and any assesainent which may be voted by the association to meet expenses. ARTICLE IV.—OBLIGATION. Every person or firm becoming u member of this aasociution aboil be honorably'bouud to conform to the rules, regulations and by-laws. ARTICLE V.—NON-PAYMENT OF DUEL Any member of this association who shall neglect or refuse to pay bis dues or any usseasment ordered by the asso­ ciation, for three months after sneb sum becomes due, shall thereby forfeit his membership. ARTBOLR VI—OFFICERS. The officers of this association shall consist of a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, an executive committee of five members, of which the president, secretary and treasurer ahal! be three, and a business commit­ tee of three members. These officers shall be elected annually by ballot and shall hold office until their succcMoni are elected. ARTICLE ViL—DUTIES OF OFFICERS. Section 1. The president shall pre­ side at all meetings, if present; in his absence the vice-president. Section 2. The secretary shall recei ve all money due the association Irorn any source and pay the same to the treasur­ er, taking his receipt therefor; keep a record of all meetings; conduct all cor­ respondence under direction of the ex­ ecutive committee; keep a list of all members in a book provided for the purpose and notify oil committees of their appointment Section 3. The treasurer shall re­ ceive all moneys from the secretary, giv­ ing his receipt therefor; pay all bills when approved by the executive com­ mittee and report the condition of the treasury when required by tlie execu­ tive committee. Section 4. Trio executive committee shall have charge of the delinquent lirta; shall provide rooms for the sjeociaUon; audit ail bills; examine the books and accounts ot the secretary and treasurer, and make a semi-annual report of the financial condition of the aasociatiotL Section 5. It shall be the duty of the businesii committee to look after all mattery pertaining to the growth and well-being ot Hastings; to um all poaeible iDduoemente to secure the locution ot mills, factories and other in proVe­ rnonia; and to endeavor to secure any needed conceasious ta freight, express and insurance rates. ARTICLE VIII—COMPUKATION. No corni>euiwtion for services nhall Htttiuu 2—The annua! met osaocwtion shall be be4d the nmd«y or meh October. Z-Tbe regular n 8. Admission of members. Reporta of committees. & New business. 7. Election of officers and appoint­ ment of committees. 8. Report of Treasurer. ii. Adjournment. article xi—amendments. This constitution and by4aws may be altered or amended by a two-thirds vote of those present at any regular meeting, provided a -witten notice of such alteration or amendment has been presented at the preceding regular meeting. AKT1CLE XII—gX-LAWK By-law not in conflict with this con­ stitution may be established for the government of the aasociAtion on the two-thirds vote of the members pres­ ent at any session. BY-LAWS. article i—quouuM. Seven members -shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of busineaa. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Rule 1. The special alm of this asso­ ciation is to facilitate toe collection of doubtful accounts and other debte by fair and honorable methods, and to guard against toe extending of credit to debtors found on investigation to be unworthy of it . , Rules. Theassorinlionemphatically asserts that It hopes to collect all debte due the members without publicity, and that it neither deaires. In any instance to permit its members to intentionally annoy or to persecute any person in­ debted to the members of the associa­ tion. ' RuleS. That no injustice may be done to. or advantage taken of, any debtor, by any individual member of the association. It shall be the dutv of every member to send by mail a sealed circular letter, Issued by the association, to th® debtor, setting forth these facta, to-wit: That the person named in said letter is Indebted to the member or the firm therein named in the sum of •-----tost llite debtor is granted twenty days from da^e entered on said letter in which to-pay the debt, or to satisfactor­ ily arrange for its payment; that, if af­ ter the expiration of the twenty days thus granted, the debtor shall have fail­ ed to pay or failed to have arranged for payment the member shall report him to the executive committee, which committee shall thereupon place his name on the delinquent list ; except dis­ puted accounts which shall be referred to the executive committee for investi­ gation and report, which report shall be acted . upon by the association. Rule 4. The circular letter sent to the debtor shall be enclosed in an en­ velop of the association, on which shall be printed. “If not called for iu ten days return to Secretary of Hastings Busi­ ness Men’s Aaaodatlua,” and the non­ return of an .circular letter thus mailed, shall be deemed sufficient evidence that the said letter was received by the debt­ or addressed. Ituls 6. Apy member trusting a man whose name appears on delinquent list ahull be flnsd liu. An opportwas then given those who wished to Identify themselves with the association to hand in their names, which invitation was responded to by ths following gentlemen: A. Rower. J. Russell. W. J. A L. R Hollowot. Hogle & Cook, R. K. Grant, C. H. A M. W. Hicks, Bert Tinkler. Smith, Hams & Van Arman. Stauffer A Craw­ ley, Henry Houghtalln. E. W. Morrill A Co, John Dennis, A. E. Harris, M. E. Nevins. J. H. Beamer A Co, W. H. Schantz, E. Y. Hogle, A. D. Cook, J. G. Runyan A Co, Levi Fowler. The election of offiqfers resulted in the choice of tlie following gentlemen for the positions named: 1‘rreldemU-L. E. Stauffer. Vice President- E Y. Hogle. SecwUry—J. A. VaaArman. Treasurer—-Ed want Morrill. Executive (knn.—President, Secretarj. Treasurer, )J’. H. Schaptz and L. L. On motion the election of the busi­ ness committee was postponed until the next meeting, in order to allow* Erne of the heavier shippers to identity emselves with the association. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Stowe for his assistance in effecting the organization, when the meeting ad­ journed for one week. *•.Dr. Jackson’s Eye Salve Is a prompt and positive cure for Ml diseases of the eyes in taflamatioa, granulation, and weakness of vision. It costs but K rente, and is highly recommended for piles. 1 or sale by W. H. Goodyear. Credit is due the German women and physicians for first using Red Clover blossoms as a medicine. Best'results are obtained when combined with other mcdicinu! roots and herbs, as ta Dr. Jones Red Clover Tonic, which is the lx»t known remedy for all blood diMas­ es, stomach and liver troubles, pimples costlvenm, bad breath, piles, ague and malaria dfcvasc indigestion, loss of ap­ petite. low spirits, head ache and all disuto luiudjt. Few Questions Asked Citizens ot Hastings and Vicinity. Are you in need of any Drugs or Medicines? 'Call at my store and yon will find a complete liar and Patent Medicines of all kinds. iu. ,ru8* Do you require any Wine# or Liqnbns? I have now on hand a large stock of pure Wine. and Whiskey.in bulk or in bottles carefully selected lni| i exclusively for mediciqal purposes. ’ 'ow Do you expect to paint your house, bam or earrisim? I keep Brushes, Paints, Oils, White Lead, Carriage aud everything used by painters. . ""■ Do you wish to buy Wall Paper? ' • Calf and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or F Fancy Artu-les? We sell everything in tlie he line of Prnggi.t SundrieH at the lowest possible pried. Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounded and put up by a competent and tinsty Pharmacist! You wifi always find one in attendance at my drug <ton> and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure and reliable _____________ E. H. Lathrop, M. D. We Are Not Standing Still! We have in Stock a Complete Line of CLOTHiNGI ------ and—— . Furnishing Goods, Which we propose to offeY to the people "of Barry' county at prices that will Make Competitors Mad, and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at Astonishingly Low Figures, and having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to . Make Things Lively in the Clothing Business, by giving .bargains to the people. ■ Do Not Fail to see me when, in want of Clothing. A comparison of prices will convince you that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, R. K. GRANT. CLOTHING! 1 O ™ Fall and Winter. This week we put in stock a very large line of Mens,’Youths,’Boy’s and Children’sSuits, Overcoats and Suits. wEr Zy jumc. CLOTHING • We can do yon some good in this line, as we have splendid values to offer.- Hats and Caps. We have a large Mock, and we allow no one to undersell us­ E. Y. HOGLE. �•^eHastingsfonner. .am Local ^dvertising Rates: ,u . <-.-tit* jM>r line. . er:iw per line­ r ■ liNl hentaUumfer future. probably be u very large dare. met the expectations of the vast audi* wire, and they manifested their ap­ Tiionj wbtata* to Jota the Cbaubui. dty”11- Di“°' 01 Coldwu*'r' l» ta U>, proval iu n manner not to be mistaken no. circle are repureted to mre* at toe rhe campaign has opened autplciously M. K church Saturday evening. hi r’’Pu*)Dcans, and we trust they Are now located in their new store on Main Street with (be largest and best CbYato.W- K rwnnwl from gainJ3Mlnuift lhe bdected block of they have Szkatox1‘alxkk and Farmer Luce at bnlon ball to-morrow, Thuredav The chills of October remind iu of anoruooo. Mreltat will commeueeit heavier clothing. If you havenT al­ ready bought your winter suit «e Don’t forget that Bona. Cyrus a Luce and T31. 1‘almer will apeak at would advise vou to make an early se­ Ever shown in the County. Lnlon hall Tburadar afternoon ot this lection. The most desirable stvh« are «<' r°. Al 11. K. Or»il-« jou util find H very complete assortment of Tub Engine and Iron Work, bare the celel.ruUd “T. C. & Uo." Clothing, sold to F 7b. Barlow A Co., a ten-bonw comprising all grades, which for lit, power engtae for use ta tbelr new doBon. E. 8. Lacey, of Charlotte, was H in sh and style, is unsurpiused. While vator. Banner callers Wednesday hit it is handsomer in appearance and ixstAckerson & Hayes now occupy the ter made, it costs no more than the Mra- Lewis Stern gave a very pleas­ commoner goods offered. Trade mark wdtwroom vacatwl by J uh us Ruksell. friends Thursday even- on every garmenL Advertisement in An immense line of Men’s. Yoaths’, Boys’ and Children’s They have several dozens of eggs stored ant tea party Overcoats from $2 to |2S. another column. therein. MORRILL & COMPANY <1>L Olli 1, ta N«Tareo county. Clothing&FurnishingGoods ar“'51i^ G°“ll“r “ K, to ta.VaVTS^'On^ 1Up“*- — HMninenb tor idussSF.f: ......................... ^.c4r personal mention. ww Men’s Suits from $3 to 822. Boys’ Suits from 82.25 to 815. Children's Suits from 81.25 to 89. the FAIR OVEnCOATSi ttto. q4ls, Jewelry, Silverrue itaicalGoois. tiOHN HESSMER, t*% H*4Stwr*’ _____ -——— ...1 j HA’1- ; ;k of Jewelry a MUSICAL GOODS! j We* KcOmtsr’s, the Jeweler. (-mSnill l’i ULK AS RALLY Al HASTINGS,^ i Governor, k T. If. PAM, Don’t forget that Hon. CynuG. Luce no»r-^k Mr£< M<Jr*’ E- Nevins are B*"ow and Hon T. W. Palmer will speak at to'«Ulfe?1”’ I nion Hall to-morrow—Thursday — afternoon. Mrs. A. J. Bowne, of Grand Rapids. ?“euJaucv al u,,! p*«y ot The receipts of the Presbyterian so­ cial r riday evening were upwards of Mot Lewis btern. 357. The ladies feel highly elated at t/E. Y. Hogle went to Detroit Tuesday, their success. on business connected with the sale of John Mohler is having a good run waler works bonds. of custom at his tailor shop. He is B. Williams, husband and making suits for several of our promi­ children, are domiciled at the Hotel delMonte, Monterey. Cal. ’ nent citizens. At E. A. Mattison’s you can pur­ chase a piano or organ of any make, at less price than the same can be bought for in Grand Rapids, Jackson or De­ troit. John C. Cole has a fine stock of harnesses, horse goods, whips, robes, etc. It will pay all in need of anything Jn his line to call on him, on Jefferson street. Again we are obliged to ask those, who intend bringing wood in payment for their subscription to the Banner to deliver the same at <n«ee, as we heedI it now. Attention. FARMERsI-^The Has­ • tings roller mill will be ready for busi­ ness on and after Monday,-OcL 18th,■ l*8t>. Come and see us. C.C. FIRI.D. The Engine and Iron Works have ’ purchased a threshing machine engine’ which will be used to run their machin­ ery until spring, when a larger one will’ 1 be nut in. All who are indebted to me must: call and pay me immediately, as I have‘ gone out of business and must have’ my pay. FRED’K. HOTCHKISS. Frank and Richard Kurtz have pur­chased the central meat market of tneir■ brother John, who intends moving oni MiehicutiN Eloquent Senator, his farm, lately purchased of his father, Wtiidi.M.v-!- 1■ 4 H.t<Umr» and \tdn- in the spring. Mary Cobb desires apprentices to learn dressmaking. At the end of three months apprenticshlp she will instruct how to cut and fit and give the appren­ ThiiEuting* Cornet Band will fur- tice the system. Hours from 7 a. m. to thh music for the occasion. Services at the Episcopal church Swalfo,; :<■ nnnwnre promptly at 2J0 jtij-k '•'^nbcdj and bear Farmer Sunday as follows; holy communion 9 a. m.; morning prayer, litany and ser­ fe.nl candor iJullMrsprcialJy inmon, 1030; evening prayer and lecture, iWd l'j orda-r °l •■un.iiiUtee, ,M I- COOK, Chairman. ' 730 p. m.; subject of lecture “The Prot­ estant Episcopal church." Way Afieraooii, OcL 14/86. Local News. (’irriilatin this iwk. 2,200. Worthy L. Me.\d has traded his farm for Ed. Green’s residence proper­ ty In the first ward, and will move into the city very soon. Mr. Green wijl proceed to occupy his newly acquired real-estate without delay. *1he M. E. social will be entertained bv Meedames Spangemacher, Tinkler, Jones. Black. Dennis. Brink and Bowne ni.x .IAMBS oln.NNF.LL on Wednesday of next week, at Temper­ ance hall.- Refreshments served from 5 to 7 p. m. ^AUare Invited. PHILIP T CDLGBOVE. The dedicj^iop df the Carlton Center M. E. churchXrtlt take place Wednes­ u Creek. Friday eve day. OcU i:^MpoJO a. m. Presiding elder A. 5»5l«jore. <Rev. Levi Master, I’liiLii r coui’RnvK Maple Crore, Friday of Ionia, and dther divines will be pres­ ent A coffltal invitation to all. Msfiiagi. J. M. ROGERS. 1 uo illgfirjl .1. M. ROGER#. An tw Tiirt.-.q Bi.’V ur. her. 1 •rs life in bf-ssion. zxwHof A- R. McVtu- Lveetta and LORA, aged 10 and 7 respectively, children of John and Maria Hoyt, were taken to tlie state public school at t old water Tuesday, by order of Judge Cole. Miss Belin Throop was appointed to conduct them there. Tuesday and Wednesday of next week tlie Michigan Brigade of the Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias holds its annual meeting at GrandI Itapids. Hastings Division will attend, and a drill corps of the division will compete in the prize drill, to take place Tuesday. RemejAer that at Lewis Stern’s auc­ tion sales yon can get goods at your own prices. At private sale you can purchase all goods in blsMock.^consst­ ing of drv goods, dress goods, cloth.ng and turnisning goods at and below cost. He is l»ound to close out. no matter « how great a sacrifice. The goods must WiATEii works, new hotels, new mill, new bridges and new goods at btauffer & Crawley’s and what ia bet­ ter, prices are very low. Sugars are lower now than they have been since the war. Coffee is declining again, and you can afford to qse a little larger cup with a little more sugar. We have a good stock, bought on the decline, and can give you bargains on any grade you want. We carry a large stock of about what we think our trade requires in boots and shoes. We Mrs. Charles Knappen and son, of buy of the manufacturers, get bottom -„^?SU?*.’.apeo.t Ual week wlu» friends prices for cash, and sell below the PA®*8 goods are usually held. and relatives in this city. Call and see us and be convinced. Mra. Gunn, ot Big Rapids, who has S ome ot Patrick Hankard’s over zeal­ tln l£-e tnH‘9t of "er daughter Mra. .iobn Kurtz, returned to her home ous friends are trying to make votes baturday. for him by asserting that Congressman John Jewitt and wife, ot Grand O’Donnell dodged voting on labor lujpidK spent Friday and Saturday in measures in congress, and Instance five thlacity. MraF.ir. Barlow returned labor bills where Mr. O'Donnell is re­ corded as "hot voting." The reason he with them. did not vote on them was becausehe was Mr. and Mrs. -Jas. Wilkins go to at home on a sick bed and unable to leave Lansing to-day, to attend the meeting his room. He was paired in favor of of the 1st regiment Michigan engineers every one of them with a violent Georof which Mr. W. was a member. Sa democratic opponent of them. oreover Mr. Hankard is not the man '''Ran Reynolds and Chet Messer left for York state Friday night. Thev to find fault with his opponent’s record will be absent two w'eeks, and will on the labor question. Mr. Hankard spend the time pleasantly and profitably was a member of the last legislature and voted in favor of retaining prison with relatives in the Empire state. contract labor. Robert E. Frazier added to bte well The report of the superintendents of earned laurels as an orator bv his speech in Union hall Thursday night Mr. the poor shows very favorably. While’ Frazer is one of the most convincing there has been no decrease worth men­ of speaker*, and Li always welcomed In tioning In the number of poor tempor­ arily relieved or at the county farm, the Hastings. <*ost of maintaining them has declined Hon. Jas. O'Donnell, of Jackson, is In from 35,293.65 last year to 33,510 the the city. He is making an aggressive present year, a saving of over 31.780. canvas, anjk will be re-elected by a large­ This excellent showing is proof of all ly increased majority. His record in that the Banner has charged against congress entities him to the support of the Hicks management of the county all. who wish to see this district credita- poor affairs, and that is extravagance bjy represented at Washington. and favoritism. Messrs. Schantz and Houghtalin have labored earnestly and E. A. Stowe, of Grand Rapids, editor effectively to save the people’s money, of the Michigan Tradesman, was a and at the same time .to relieve the Banner caller Wednesday of last week. poor and needy. They have succeeded. He was in the city for the purpose of Mr. Schantz's term expires this month. assisting in the work of organizing lhe1 He ought to be re-elected, Meesrs. Su­ Hastings ’‘Business Mens* Association. pervisors. He has labored for Bajry It is largely through the efforts of Mr. county’s yiterests, and Barry count's Stowe and The Tradesman that the' legislature ought L^^ep -hUu business men of Michigan are becom­ ing thoroughly organized. The following ’^Solutions Wtere Hon. E. S. Lacey gave three address­ es k> Barry county audiences on politi­ adopted by HastinpFDodge No. 22. F. cal topics last week. The meetings & A. M., on the evening of the Oth: It having pleased the Almighty Fath­ were held at Morgan, Irving and Prair­ ieville respectively. All were largely er to remove from our midst our belov­ attended, and those preaent si»oak of ed brother Z« B. Willison, we deem it proper at this time to speak -Of our re­ him as one of tlie most fair, candid, logical and ronvincing speakers they spect for him as a man, a citizen and a ever heard. Mr. Lacey is doing good member of the craft. Therefore, Rewind, That we bow with resigna­ work for the republican cause. tion to this dispensation, and take the P. T. Colgrove was in attendance at lesson home to our hearts that In the the annual session of the Grand Lodga midst of life we are in death, and that Knights of Pvthias at Lansing last it tahoovra ua all to be prepared to meet week, as a representative of Barry our Maker. Rrwlrtd, That we cherish the mem­ Lodge, No. 13, of this city. He was made a member of an important com- ory of the deceased, for his many good inittee, and was called to the chair by qualities of heart and his fidelity to the the Grand Chancellor to exemplify be­ order, and that we tender his bereaved fore the grand l»ody the unwritten family our sympathy in their affliction. work of the order, and was also elected Further that a copy of the preamble Grand Master at Anns for the ensuing and resolutions l>e furnished them, and spread upon the journal, and that the lodge ta draped in mourning for 30 When the Journal begina to howl days. . ■ i i ntiVIXV. about republicans using money, you F. G. GOODYEAR, r. t. coixntova can always write it down that it ia a blind to call attention away from its EDITOR BANNKB: own boodle leaders, who are already in Any man that will without any the field and ray they have £be du* <£ cause or provocation—except that he get away with the republ cans. But ctinnot -bleed" his man-circulate false they are not so shrewd but that tin r and malicious statements about a treekx can be traced, and their boodle worthy anti honorable man, one that caiu^ign will to P< no avail to them. would befriend an enemy. Is certainly A/hIE officers of the M. E. Sunday a slanderer lieneuth the notice of honor­ fol-­ able men. The influence such an one (school for the ensuing year are as fol may have is with a class no better than he. and wearaplnised that their num­ lows: bers are few. I speak of those wouldSuperintendent-W. P. bldnam. be slanderers of the republican nominee 1st Xss’tSupt.—Rev. Ivee. for sheriff: a man concerning whom it maV be said there knot a stain upon his character. For Asms, vile slander­ ers’ Stop such vltembuse of one you \Ara?Librarian - ‘liSteCrotheta. know naught, agai^jt,. and Ixs a man. KEAlffc <?ti iuuy afternoon irat two wheat or men, among men. Good White and Colored Underwear, A11 •Wool Scarlet “ Fine Camels' Hair “ Fancy -■Uso a fine line of plain and fancy underwear from K mriTsu^;^ royKIWil,M $1000 - - - - . - • 25c 50c -50c • 50c - 75c to #2.50 - _ * - - - - HATS AND CAPS.^SSfi."^^;* “• ■trta Call and examine our line of Trunks and Satchels before buying elsewhere. E. W. MORRILL & CO., “One Price Clothiers.” TJAMP WEATHER Makes the people think of keeping the feet dry. In this connection Rises to remark that he has a fine'Stock of Men's Hand Made Shoes, Men's Hand Made Boots, Misses and Women’s Hand ■ Letter*addrewert WUir Jollo«tnK !«*«“«• tnainiiurcnealled for at HmUbk*. Barry co.. ‘'lEd .iohntUmi. W. F. Shedd. Lewis VanReawr. Albert Wibon. _ Ixttcn-Mrs. T,' Mr*’ - We have the latest novelties in Neckware, Collars, Cuffs, H’dkerch’fs. Cardigan jackets of all grades from 75c to 13.50. ; Of firUnknown. but supposed to be r. go­ Box. J A.. O’Doxsrnx »■> H. T. Col­ suiajrtoy and match. ma 18 students at the I'nnest rfir 19th annual session of the Grand erove, &q. «re hoMInt very dCe 01 U» order °< Tub new Hustings House is fast niMtlngn ta this county thl> «»*■ Freeoort Monday evening they were Msriqg completion. greeted with a crowed house, ®“dgrg» See. the rt| j,<.lntmente of I*hilip T. Wedu«d»y of‘h *ta .iu^daoce. tatcrol «U<1 rathuslMUl W" votynp t jri this issue. Barter. r.G W M..^ w M V Eft nis week publish the list of preSjndJ. * B iB.m awarded at the county fair. ing. Wviu. j.n t|1(. new Engine & imn SorruT Bog.™, ot “d tod Willard Hay- » •>u being pushed at a. rapid rate. BUon Mutual Fire iMuranc- ComXindlrurtbo auudou Axurmj: lot of those five button panv is at work making the assess­ A BovaBU.—Tbe mertluK of Boo. B. dolhrki.1 glorm just received at M. E. ment rolt The sports that the ^ax /rSil.v-w—wo'f Aevittv. 4 this year tamuch store tao^vtragj h^thJIear Farmer Xuce at Union hall are false. The facts Hrt “c o£!,rai!av Oct. Uth. commencing at is in a prosperous conditiod n standing it b“ JJar that it has lican had dared *M»P.IH. joined losses during the P8^’. y . d b jAg^Vt the speaker s *'>rld do move,” likewise the paid them promptly and wui nm the end, u>e BPP**^ d 8pontaneU M.h in uK. matter of building the confidence of its members. »ater works. They will I>egin to grind wheat in iIl!^ th” iiLSt ot the present or tot of next week. Thk elevator of F. H. Barlow & Co. meeting as des oid t”*“lfual(m|Su have „th<: lar&est and best between brand Ibipids and Jackson. ' to have thethere has treatment. We aU H. has gone to Kentucxy wr S-lieve the doctar “Purchase two thoroughbred Hamble- miraculous. MeDJ hb buHlnesa JLlan fillies for breeding purpose®. thoroughly Claims be can do. name spirit ijal s&eech fully • J"11* U niversity jubilee singers gave 2“'* ^tertalnmerito to crowded 9UVa Saturday and Monday evenings. . Furnishing Goods—Bargains in Underwear. Sewed and Turned Shoes. The Celebrated Blocher'Boots, The best and the cheapest made for farmer’s wear. In fine shoes our stock cannot be excelled. H. R. Howard & Co.’s, ’Fuller & Child’s, Lamkin & Forster, and other makes. We fear no competition in goods or prices. G G SPAULDING. ROLLER MILL . And other marked improvements will be made in I \ • - - * Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seethem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figarea I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very- slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out Remember the place, and yours respectfully, Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF. Have opened the above store forfeit M M Miii Sinel, iisia i iiciols Hws, ' Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. In fact the Stock is all Bargains. Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, A GEMTLEHAN’S SMOKE At Prices we will not quote in the paper but wo will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish yon. We invite von to give os a call and we will endeavor to sell vou goods right; and if you do not want to purchase, call and we wall show yon oar stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. Don’t Forget The Boston Store, Opjuiti hnffl* M. CRffl, MCfi. �Nu. 1. Trottlug. For county horse*. 1 mile bra:*, beta >i»**n li»rnr*«. Tom Carr, entered by John J. FullerFJO 00 rSl Huoicr. •«««*«” k® “ ” GomLb aoshrigiita. Mc EDniia • do,' Hl one A; B!^. tat mid 2d.................. 3W »» Pea fowls. No. i. Running. For county horse*, V, mile Stoh«4 Biggs. 1st.... Nat Live Stock Journal. beats brat 2 iu A in saddle. CLASS ♦—JERSKYS. OUvt> Logan, entered by J<»n J. Fuller.. »10 00 Jdodoc. cutetwd by W. S. Benham 5 00 Bull 3 rears old and over. Time 3a. George w. Gregory, IM.................. H w No. 3. Trotting For county herse* 4 years old and umier. 1 sine beat*, bust 2 iu 3 in naruwu Barn Gold Dust entered by A. L Rarer. Sis oo MDrge, cnieml by Nortot^Patou to 00 CLASS 5—AYERSHIRBS. No. 4. Bunnlug. For county horses 3 raws Bull 3 years tad and over. old or under. S mile licat*. best 3 In 3 iu saddle. Alexander Edmunds IN Bull 2 years old. 3-year old colt, entered by John J. Fuller. Sio <D Atexaudcr Edmunds 1st J .. 1 •• Hterlbir Wilcox. 6 00 Bull 1 yevu-oid. Alexander Edmund*, tad Kansas brautlo* potatoes ,C H jtoynohis. 1 White star putatmp, 1 H Baramu^Lst Early (>hlo potatoes. Kill* Baldwin” 1st* Bell potatoes. Beth Otl*. tat. American giant potatoes, Srth OU*. 1st . Long blood boots, W H Baeiitel, l»l GeoO.Nlcbtas.3d...... Btack oat*. Geo Mason. tat “ W H Bechtel. 3d .No.«, Running. Open to all. 1 mile heats, beat 2 In 3, tn saddle. Four to till or pro rat*. Kutrance fee 10 per eent. Olive Logan. entered by John J.Tuller .. 015 00 •• •• vv m ii***,,.,. tn rm As this nee wad not filled by 4 entries the en­ trance fee was waived and the premium fixed as above toy the society. No. A Trotting. Open to all. I mile beats, CLASS «, GUIDES AND NATIVES. best j In 5 in harness, Five to ill ar pro rata. Entrance Ice tru |»er cent. National rules to Grade Cow. J Olmstead, IK ** Heifer 2 years 'old. GsoW Gregory ■’ “ '■ D L Hoes, tai.. “ “Geo Cappy. 2d. “ calf, M Campbell, tat. “ “ Barlow Goodyear, 2nd Yoke oxen 4 years old and over. 8 F Hinchman, 1st Yoke ot steare's yoaro’oiiL" "T............. UV TYwe /row* Optetes, Kwvrilcs ami Jvx#,, Crook nS' sqoaah. Isaac Powell j). . a. ia....... ........ . j. ifrs WmBSchants.D I Ire F H Barlow, D .... Stufed pea towL'korace Ludlow. D... ”” 1 CLASS 3-FLOWERS. Bouqurtjdritai grasses. Mrs Peter Weibert. sure’. OtCCts PB2MPT:_«OX!¥ White ruaaiau baet, O C Olmstead, D. Ciirosw. B F Gaskill. D ___ ”M cu»mas *. voasin ak.axLTiaoax.sn. A Wonderful Occurrence. Wreath cverlaatlug iowere. ’Mrs ’ Peter •"*- “*• ■■> Gentlemen—li> No>embef. i*Ac I wu nt « t*. "™' 2S.'-v- is* CLASS I-FA11M TMFLEMKNTN. Flail. C WHCaasdav. 1st - 1> MeUaibor. tad................ :............ Oder barrel. »lar tthumaa. 1st A* helve. C w A Caaady. 1st - 11 5 Havens, and Land roUar. E L Ucharna. tai Collection ot Drummond flox, Mrs C Bmllli let. Specimen of double geranium. Mrs K M Troxel. 1st Same. Mn C Smith. '2nd WhiteUUllSowenJonn Kcaglc. tat . Fail BmsrtMMry. Jote Ksag&.Sd ... PtaMUlX “ " t»t... WlOow Twig “ " tat... Newtowu plpln. *• “ 1st... Ntael's rea winter, H E Handy. 1st “ . " Joiiu Koagve, M Ramtxt. John Keaglc. 1st “ Henry HansAs, tod............ Fall plpln. HeiiMr Harens, ut. “ John Kaaglc, 2nd. Wee pippin, •• 1st. Bt Lawrence, “■ “ “.. •* J M Sutton 2nd - CLAM J-LKICEMTKH. Baek. Win Bedford. t«t Boek. J. !>. Townsend. 1st.................... “ A. R. rralt.2nd ._ ... Ewe. “ “ let LAmbe. E. l>. Johnson, tat Cl-AIM t-OXFORl) DOWNS. Colt 1 year old. Matthew Hall, tat G. E.Tnekjy,2d................. ■ k pdi Richard Murray, tat David C. Kyeleshymer. 2nd FotxUd China sow anil plm ' Clark A. Bartier. 1st.......... .7......... ....... . CLASS 3 - BERKSHIHHS. Sow and pigs. D. B-McJtiwaln. 1st CLASS 3-CHE.HTfiH WHITES. Boar. Geo. Cappy. tati. ptgs.G.c. scotl. >sc.................................. . - Geo. W. Gregory, tod..................... . • Protest entered, alleging that resident ot Burn County. Proposal for Watsr Work* <'nn«lrart|os. Sealed proposals will bn received by the Watsr WoriuClotBmttteedf tar Citi <>! RMtfn:*. Mirit. until four o'clock p. m-'on tlx- Mtn day of ttetober. ism. for the funtblilug ot about three han dred tons bf ca*t iron «sterp'.|«. ten ton* <4 special caAttna*. forty iloubl- fire bydrani*. aboot twanty-t*v st*® xatrre. al«. the penndag machinery boilers.etc.; aiMiaii ncii-msry rc* terial and tabor tor the eut><<tro>-iion of a tuppb vrell and pump twuse; a1m> for line lead eaduu* and labor uecrsssrv for thr laying o| the above named pipe and the setting of the hjllnims. Twenty or pippin. King, Henry 'r — i... ... ._ .«Havt it.. September butter, Mrs W K Harbor. 1st.. i Boar. M *1Ifdas Youngs, tat Now and pigs, Matthias Youngs. 1st.. CLASH S-YORKBHIKEH. Boar. Alexander Edmons, tat... Sow and pigs, Alexander Edmons, tat Guy Bauer. 1st J Turner & Co, tad Light brahma, Fred Harens. 1st.. “ “ D 11 McElwxlu & Co, 2nd Ginger red bantams, J M Bauer & Co, tat “ “ " Fred Havens, tad White leghorns, H F Ford A Oo. tat ••! ” Shirty Smith, 2nd Boro comb white leghorns. , John M-Nevliuv, 1st.... J M Baur & Co, 3d Black garni- bantams, Guy Bauer. 1st M “ “ “ ’ “» 2nd.... Brn-u n red game bautams. Eugilab red streak, Johu Keagle. toil (ticnauco ntrawberev. *' “ 1st. Mn> Manning Doud. 2nd t W Murray, let 1 It Bose, zud................. I. Mrs R W Murray, 1st .. i. 1st.. •• Wm C Trego, 2nd. Log cabin quilt. Mrs J 8 Jours, 1st “ •• “ Mrs J M Nevins, 2nd Patch-work quilt, Mrs It JI Benham, 1st... • “Mrs Honora Kelley, tad Knit spread. Abigail Briggs. 1st....... ... IMnliuen ot hand sewing, Maggie Kelley, 'MKie KfMrV' tad ' 1.................... *........... Collection of sluging birds, W Hams, 1st.. ........................................... MreCEKrodBd Songbird. MrsFTCampbell, tat “ “ Mra. C B Berd, tad Crazy uuitt. Izrtzle Bergman. 1st Hen hawk, Andy Yuunst. D " - Mrs BF fetal, tod.................. bl vision M—TAbls Mefrsshsnayta. Skein of yarn, itari Mjiereman. tat.......... - Mrs James Townsend, tod June butter, Mrs C N Andrus. 1st. Woolen soefcs. Mrs L C Carter. 1st •• •’ Mra Warren Neeley, tad Drawn rug. Mrs J 8 Jonre. tat............. Majile syrup.Vella Colwell. 1st» “ •• WmNmith.and......... ... ......... •• " “ 2nd Worked bnitoa-hole, Mrs L A Matthews Pickled peacbce, Mrs A J Angle.... ’ 1st.............. w.................... ......................... '* MmHaaryHaveiM,tad . Mrs J SJoaeo“ix. d............................. Cucumtver plekles, Mrs Jacob Buiiler. Is! Work by old lady TO years old. Mrs James “ " Mrs Henry Harens, tad Townsend........... Braided rag. Mrs Wm C Trego, 1st cotton storidns. ptoebe Hnyder, D ” “ * Mrs Henry Havens. Btaircarprt. H BBenntat.D...................... ball rising bread. Mra Manning Ikmd. IK . Embrokiered skirt, Mrs Manning Doud, D Silk mittens *' '* “ D •• •' biscuit. “ “ IM. “ •• “ 2nd...... Can pie plant. Mrs A J Angle. IK - tomatoes. “ IMA 3d ao “ crabapples •• •• in “ plums. " •* sad “ cbemea. Mrs C M Brown. 1st “ . “ .1 . . r«Mrs V Whitlock, -nd •* .Ir,* n N U_ * > . Pumpkin sweet. K M Gamble. IM .’ ’ - *' Walter Bona, 3d... Northern spy, Wm H Merrick, 1st . ” Henry L Nehrontt. 2d Feck>a pleasant. Henry Mavens. 1st Jersey sweet, A Luther, ut “ Attantth, Rd..............i Wagoner. A Smith. 1st " Clark A Harber. 3d Ten ousre idpin. M Berber, tat Canada rea, it K Stanton, 1st.. “ J M issaeh. M ...... English rossetta, J M Leach, 1st . .. Tomato catsup. “ " “ 1 Can blackberries, Geo Beeler, 1st Hop rising bread. Mrs Wm 11 Hcbati *' ", ” Julia Flslier, 2nd Cookies. Mrs Honor* Kelley, latitat Maple sugar. C. W. H. Cassady. 1st. Tidy, fancy, Mra Manning Doud. Mrs HA Barber,tad.; Crochet scarf. Alloc Hall. 1st “ ’• Mra J Btedge. xnd Ijulira' a*e<iue, silk embroidery. Rose Goodyear, 1st Mrs J Stetlge. tod Intant'B atgium. BOM Goodyear, 1st...... Sofa pillow, “ •• 1st Carriage Atkhan, Mrs J M Nerins. 1st “ “ Mrs John Cole, tad Darned lace. Mrs B Shuman. 1st Kltibon work. Mrs H J lli-rringum, 1st.... <u'|h n.Mra LBBariter. tat LMter marking silk embroidery, Maggie Rame. &’rs Win ii Schantz, tod'.’’. " sweet corn. Mrs N V Whitlock, 1st... stringbeans................... in . Coll’n canned fruit, l<ottle Bergman. 1st... “ " " Mrs J K Hogle. tad Can of peas, Lottie Bergman, tad Hop rtetag biscuit, Lizzie Grace 1st Pickled cabbage, M^WtMfmltb*’taL.'.*.** .” Mrs J J Hetidcrshott.tad - Culvert. Ezra Hall. 1st ** NChaffac, 3d . Nweet raaartt. B. A. MelntosU. Tbempaoti** red." " Fallow water. Haxley Kotaey, 1 II till..,..—. Black IWrolt. Fred Bnrgman.’ tat.. “ “ Ba McIntosh, 2d ...—. Black GtlMtower. Kxra Hall. 1st ... r_ n. wucus. isi.......................................... ». ou Wm. Bedford. 2nd 5 00 Division C—Heroes for General Purposes. CLASS 1—STALLIONS. Htalllou 4 years old or over. Geo. MasotL tat *T 00 John McKibben. Ml 5 00 BtulUon 3’yeare old. A. B. Peantek. 1st...-........ -...................... 16 oo Stallion 2 years old. Winter streak. A F Nhuitz, in Vandervrre, M t'ampbeU, 1st Golden Pippin. W H Bechtel, ml . nonesuch. A Bmlth. tat ^“V7£S?Sw mrr L Hchrontz. 1st 311c f’, Mrs 6 Youngs.’ b i Fop corn, Wm Smith, 1st . “ Marion B. holllnrcr. M White dent.corn, Bpetieer Paton. 1K........ j •• Franks Jenkin*. 2ad Empire »tate potatom.Mathlaa Young* ist I _ Mortgage Kale. Defaultliavltig bcm inode in theeonditMav ol a certain mongngr made anl rxeruu*! bt Adam Nldy and Nancy Nldy. hi* a He. tu Robert Barnsand J.* tlaridsoo Bun>>. xml David K, Cook and PtUlo A. Nheldoo. Oil t ie sivterrui day Ot AugHR. A. D.. l«f. nml rrc.-rd<s: ta lb' ofltoe o< the regWer of deed* for Itarn county, Mkhtgan-aa thr .*1 day of February. A U, IM6. tn IJber Titif itutrfgagcs. ■’» p-Ute G<- . Said mortgage was upou tb<- rvj,re*« n-.; ‘• tuin that should any default l>e made in the payment ot the interest on auy day whereon tiisame I* mad» paysbleas Uicrefu i-Ti'iv*ud.»n.. umi.i unpaid sbouhi the .Nsam.~ .,„ ...n ................ . •and . In are -■ andpunMo imtnedlhtclv ttierr.iP.T.. aithoqgh the period limited for tlie pajiuetd therm! nu> not then have expired. -Vid <te!m '< tunne been made In the payment ta the folwd d~c the Ittb day of August. A. D. 1*<\ the lUh ttoy of August, A. D laM. the Itth <Uy of AUgu*:, A. D/taSB. and the i-th day of .tmrwt. A. l>. t*vs and th- Mine bavin* remained unpaid amt ta anvaro for the ■parr ot Uxrty «ln* : 'SP; wards, ami Mill remains unpaid, the aforesaid principal sum ta fllunn hundred dollars with all arrearage* of interest thereon. t» tw» dared due and paiabh- by the Draw of sail mortgage, and there h t»>« rla.med to b<- rf* at the date ot this notice the »mn ot t wo Ito-by said navctcage orauy p irt ib'-r. <if. Now, tbereforv. by virtue of the noser of »M« MWiMdnaaM Brntgage and the MMnte ■NhgMOfMMte aM provided, nottro i» '’V"?' given that on Mtnnlay. Hecember ISM. at loo'clock tn the forenoon we sb*. at public auction to tt>c highest ,',*1.a,'r,ha‘ S>.y xrtl. Mnnrnf tlu. raurt hWtVT. in the nty. Michigan, 'Jud :thedrenli emxrt fur dattj nanny > mk- )Tvwii-rt?S dvSerlt'cd mortgage, orwv much thereof as n’jW1****^ saryfopey said principal sum and IntereM OMramattberate of eight per rent, pet MM.dtMaad unpaid cm sueh t> ..rime, and *- < - - - tiwrltirr nitii - n MimTnnleiam.’D.:.: H r ron> a vo, zoo........................ Black HF 1st. .. Juries. •• « Ford* .. ..Co, .jud Yellow Duckwlng Oantes, Ford A f .WJSSfc&g::: RoseGyndyretr, D...’” swret^S^ S“^rn “i ci'TjpT:.’^:: •• John Kaagie. M................ ........ — Onions. MMiouB^Haunger, tat White rare potato*, N O Aite^iy. iii/.. pmteR'ir'i hair balsam :rcorns �■^'COVWCH* niOCEEDUfOB. . . council met in adjourned1 .;4U, ifriday evening, Oct. rflP11^,. ’ tf-nor IV.-issert in the chair.' M**- |Wu,. i I'reXut aids. Boamer, jjdll esll|"i.. McCoy, McNaughton• -■ .VIwent; Osliorn und1 ’’ ' >: tin previous meeting 3linu!u in lbi'preved as cofrwted. ’^^ i i lfreal te have MUI. XDii A . tiirnplked, and on :-f^» Iras referred to the -^(oSir.U!- if aliaya. , -I- •■-•ib.ive H crossing put ii. on Market street;• th»« M.1 -n-d to the St. com-’ , FAr® hydrants, exhibit "D ” shall be 40 double discharge dr^U. Tb« h,.lr.nirSS vided with :t proper drin and win? J>ro* euMpS, ZV.U-M S cusa; tffiall lx, of »iX?l iiniinDy.KW0rk,naninu? ">*nn«T. “ bhall be of such length m wBl them te be set 6 fertfi the grouml fording tp the true intent and meuning "epi where others ordeSI bi’Xi o these- apeciticHimn.* and accompan* committee or their engineer ThJ hv “n<l which are intended mwarv rdneV‘*ryt.hln*rwluWleand neo thu intersection of the curbstone to *ntln' itaishing of the said works, notwithstanding every item necS?2^V10,r’dln ^««strucUo7to 22 tubes orgn or gates, together with not particularly mentioned, -- stop valves proper proper gate gute box« boxes Stall Mu bep£?Sw* ™ Pump and Holler House: indieuted on exhibitD. ” Thaev^lrS indicated on exhibit sirefi S’m1! w‘u l*:wus fH* ,H lu. the ..t ,K.. __ shalluhull l« of l»attern known « hvg'1 "Vtragf: will 1m> built sire ght way with taubEdl^nd “f m tdth “'1rch "‘bd.l,. Gfckiutdoo.Tr. the txsst standard make and shall lx> «i-i ro * ith a tin roof. . m wh m»oo« Mll rhe contractor: for building will alm ‘.‘S ^“'^‘^or^ireugintar skdl direct AH pipe hydrants and valvm luroe• Mnrt jT » gh.“ f‘*1 ’<lU*n’ nl «»• WiU be tested U. 2(M> pouutb preSIro d 4 {?* nt l,'e U,P outside mean. after the work is completed and before accepted, and j.he eoutractor will bert> quired to keep the same in repair for , fhg out to the depth of two fwt th» t. months after th* work is aco-nt^l UooMbu“ui!'' l"‘nd"'K. atter mmpto. defective work or material ?'b“"K Ibt'ltrmind will bo pro shnU be replaced and repaired at the row. K.ra<,wl ««directed by the comexpense of the contractor. Paymente wiU i>e made the con­ tiro ? .mu n ,009n®» uu'hr all walls of tractor upon the monthly eMinmtes' of the building, tj^jd footing to be not 1!T“eb<.u>fck b5r3 U''’ U>«r suBbi^r, 10 p,, . ’MS “T" " 10 1,rov'"' to t£? niittie by Mtbhi1" tend tl>» thouaai wtius w «pl‘«»»’ they pid • pr vrM. far the«’ EarUnd •oriuoUh'11 t Ver. lent ley BroafA* Wil: :<• finance committeeI account be allowed ,-.trried to- idl ayes. Ungar, and Com­• . /'Uy■/'Hastings:' who were appointedI .-aunte u loan, and1 : Hit- sum df thirty• - far the purpose of . t water works.. -.ihtnit the follow­. ; We mailed u re-■ ■ .-I inquin that had i reorder, anti in • i- most Mated Uvat. , txd.'-n lundsat fiye. . ■ ed one later olfer. three huhdftd dol; in at par. We then phated and mailed the■ . -J ,nk« and insurance . • .stem and New were soon in­ i. . -England status . q them from uiak; 4.;:: ns of less/than ■al: d 't.mts ami' New ."id prohibits savings। ■ Jeans outside of tlie 1 -.’i-s slate money is ■ ■■. >ans at a better rate i otter. The lowest. Iwer to over sixty let- .-4 m “ : tv a premium of fifty bonds mutur, ;4i’i $110 nremiuin for .during in ten ywtrx,. thf?'.'-’*' i-«> gal will t.ikv t-1 ritire .SlAM.iUO »t k dis­ * ibpve oiler good unconst of 8>**”. the tri:"' d;i 1 ! (k’toter, 1886. Your committee .vould therefore recmade bv the ..i-.ni-iil "■'• U’aynr 4'oun ty •- v। ingn Ifiink be aceeptball I*T 4t>lla By a!*h gid thBank < that the report of ’ pled and adopted ?i>'. 'A aype Savings .Uid the .MiiimittM* riroUdte the Ixiuds. ■ • :-.uown u» the wat­ ttec. would respectftiilt ftp-rt t :i.<t ■ l had the matters intnistAl iu ii .inter consideration,. that It ha- einj . >yrd an engineer to .draft pik’d- '4*1* •i-jrications, plan the distribute n i < t Ater throughout the Ac rants, investigate, iter supply and furni‘- cost of the water rk» pNaU has selected a loea(inn. provided Hi wuter found proves dniii-stic uses, a sanipie of WhW ^r. sent I’rof.-Kedxie ■ i : <i his opart .’as pgard. Ou this iv . a test Well has l»een i wok th ’h of lifty-twd feet, through the second wat er. The lasst ,. mtity being found : tn the su’rfat e. i- r-.L-on to be­ lt sufficient quantity -ii '-J on this locaa|d*-r f'/ both domestic •Jmd that it woiiM be m- any river conre proposwl with ;dm.-:-. Wherewith :ii.-4tioa» for the iii.it the', report, be 6n file. Carried. 'A liter Works fur the The .-a i! v, «tli- m ; ■ - ks shall consist of 1 f - p-T pumps ami Ixjil1a,..-!- duplex pumping I'-irt'-uuDves, and about 4 :« wii’i-r mains varying ia site tn It- int-hi-s diameter, toiMh-r u i •1 ’ M- lire hydrants and ug iti-*I hi- pipe shall hoi raI'Ltich piii* shall be cast 'hall be twelve Irtf in length x of socket which stall h- । ii,. m depth. The pipe <> dlte O' th. laltern kuowu as the tall uni', .-pu., psi-- and shall be coated »ith Ilf. ?.;;o ■ hi;’Ts patent varnish.; ThtanMijiijf „ ; applied at a tem>i‘-K. rah. ’After the J:v:i from the moulds wiltkir.M1 b pipe shall lie subject Ipsr under 3b0 pounds MU’tn!! ;-.-.’:re before it leaves ’ L- pijxs shall weigh apprnxtii - if’t nitedou exhibit "C” • !.-! t’.itm being allowed. >“<1! c i- u- id th«- form and kind uwfcnl a;, '.hilji'. "Cahail be provldi ... J* ":ra?liind branch conneci ranch to lx, placed ' intersection ot the line HhP"lnte where tDfilc-* Ml U* “’ d” •rta'li shrill be phigt-d. '■’-very liteTr .A . l’’1’. ‘,ul* for 1 •' ■ >*'4>plat.sl, biit;dsotopr<>' taken off from tiiture. Thesuunustxi ''{Wrings " phig.d same as in •lie Kt*e stall k ■; v !ne hydrants. The pipe .1 nr.t.mce with the in*Uuelion. 1 ' ‘ pmunttee or their eu' I •tur tles r.»r the pipe shall ■' thi depth of 6 feet for all . -iJ! s ,.i’l Im so made as to kniiit p’p-'tu tx; laid to true line aw ; 4ml the back filling •hall lx r ” h l iimier and around the his to secure a firm “Q>| v • ‘ ’ I'kriui' tor the pipe aod th’ •' !’-j -hall Ihjso idled us to ■'• ••ts m good condition. All didi i? ‘ '“VIoll,er ‘I'mgvrous places rkaii.J V. ? al DWht by proper barduli ।. ■,’-Vir,r'1 i'Khts. All joints jura ‘ *.'? i°,r «5’nd. h'*inP g’WlceC Iwtot-h* , l’-«*d- A depth of at This n1®4*1 wiU ,R! rt-quired. whra -e ”st b(‘ P",|rt'd into the joints »uch ,pn$’er temperature jmd In <«e *cure a tul1 JQtat »l >rixJri.lrrnK' ll*t4’r‘ whldh it must be *^■5 driven with appropriate tools. °'’n.i.0i.U”i «r‘»l“““'lbl b. be wlthlilo wbfchumd e»UmilU. wiu lie nuule ertur Ibe work la Colo­ pleted and accepted. "n •i'1" °r ih' ’■■di. '“Unk« «> l» tliubed up ,y.'.’p ,hc Ipxndkllon w»ll» Speci llcatious fw 8npply Well: .ro I 1 ‘‘hl stone 30 InchM thick and ot of a height of at least 2 feet The said well shall tx- locate^ on the “hove the grade. The stone to l>e well soutit side oi and near the Thornanpie *Vd ln mortar composed of river, on the Cwt Mde of JeflenSn good sharp clean sand and whitelirne street, lhe we.u shall be circular in form, twenty ftjpt in diameter ami shall 12l«?rto?^ri.prOlM'rVo,^-‘' Sahl wulljob* ro . on lH>lh bW«‘« flmdiw! and; lx* sunk to the depth ot 80 feet. Tin fiointed above th.- grade on the outside, ?,aU bhuJ1 of iron at completion. bnck,and hydraulic cement Manner ot construction: First, a circular excavatiou 26 feet in diameter shall be "i^X’Sud. ,n ruom w“' .-arriHl down 12 feet. The sidro^f Uro excavution shaU be sheeted up tempor- • *ln‘V’w «<*pt those in airly to prevent caving during the pro­ the west side of boiler room; will be tt thr— *> . ui Doner room, will be greas of the work. A! At the ............. bottom- of tfut stone 4 Inches thick by 8 inches tub excavation a cast Ki14? WWSq. 1*s,’,e-- These of boiler room will ba - —wur. Will 1K1 ing not less than lOu U pounds per tM>r linear nuk of tun.t. rll.iu.u.u. __ oak of same dimensions. foot, wiu lx* furnished and put togeth­ Brick Work: . er forming a coiqplete circle 20 feel in riie "in11.5 01 buikUng aud smoku diameter With one and one-quarter inch stack win in? constructed of good mer­ vertical bored rods attached to the shoe chantable brirk, fret from litnt, stenra at intervals of 3 feet These l>ored •ad well burned and must be laid in. rods shaU extend to the height or 18 the best and most workmanlike nutnfeet, and shall be held in position dur- DtZi.w morlttr compound of good mg the progress of the brick laying by white lime and clean sharp sand in a proper templet. When the iron work proper proportions. The wall of build­ isaUin place a brick wall 12 inches lug to be 12 inches thick, those of in thickness with its ha.se resting smoke stack and partition 8 inchwt. upon the shoe shall l>e constructed. All brick exposed to the weather must Tills wall shall be of good merchantable l«e “hard brick." Archre will be turned brick laid in cement mortar, the mortar over all openings, and brick will be laid to consist of two parts of clean sharp out to form caps over doors and win­ sand aud one part of fresh Ix>uisviHe Mows. The wall in front forming the cement. The wall shall be carried uj< oattlement will extend at least two feet in true circle aud perpendicular to with­ above the roof, making a total height in 8 inches of the top of die band rods. at this point of 21 feet from the foun­ Within one foot or the top of the band dation wall. A panel will be Intro­ roils a band of iron «t Inch thick by 3 duced in the front below the cornice. inches wide shall be placed immedinte- The side walls will also la- carried above ly outside the rods und built into the the roof the sime distance at the lower masonry. When the wall is built to end of each break. A chimnejr wiU be the aforesaid height a coping of two carried up in the pump room with a flue courses of plank shall l>e pluced upon not less (han 8x12, and neatly topped it. These plank shall be of sound hard out. There will lie a bnck partition wood, two inches thick, and cut from constructed eight inches thick t»etween piank at least 18 inches wide. The seg­ the bolter room and the pump room to ments shall lx? six feet long with the extend to the roof. All joints in the outer edge U» conform to the circle of brickwork outside and in. except in the the wall. These segments shall lx* pump room, will bestruck u full joint. placed upon the wall, Dola being pro­ The ground within the building will be vided for the rods to passthrough. The leveled off. and in the pump room will first coping course shall be bedded in lie covered flush and smooth with ce­ fresh mortar, and the segments df the ment concrete at least 4 Inches thick, second course shall break joints with except that portion occupied by founda­ tbe segments of tbe first course. When tion for machinery: and that portion the coping is in place, a cast iron wash­ will be floored with good oak flooring er uf at least 6 inches face shall b* plac­ not more than 4 inches wide nailed to ed over each rod. and a 'proper nut furnng 2x2 inches laid on the cement upon each rod and turned to the wash­ or embedded in the same. In the boil­ er. These nute shall be turned up to a er room a coat of concrete, composed of strain of al least Ift.tXXi pounds each. coarse sand and cement will Im* first put down sufficient to keep out dampness, Manner of sinking curb: When tue curb is completed to this then paved with, hard brick 4 inches point a proper dredging machine shall deep. The stone wall in the pump tx: placed upon .it and tbe interior ex­ house will be furred nnd wainscoted cavated and the curb carried down un­ with a neat rap op top. The side walls til the bottom of thq irun shoe is J#1 of brick will lie furred out with l*»x2 feet below lhe surface of the ground. inches, then lathed and plastered two The eontracter witf not lx1 permitted to coat work. The ceiling b1k>v» to be remove the water during the procos ot made of narrow leaded ceilihg kiln sinking the curb. When this portion dried. The doors and windows in this of the caisson is sunk to place lhe. nxiin to be ca-snl and sash hung with ! dredg and coping will be removed and weights and pulleys. the brick work carried up to 3 feet | Sash: above the surface of the ground, the Doorsand There will be two pairs of doors .illwork being the same as the lower part lug a space of of f- feet by fceF?« ‘tn.‘ of curb except that no iron will be re­ one door 2-10 xji feet with headlights quired. After the curb is finished the The Iwiler rooffi doors will be made of temporary sheeting of the upper exca­ two thii*nwses «f ceiling laid on white vation will be removed and the space lead ahd screwed together, the s.rews tilled to the natural surface of the not mor* thah 8 inches apdrt in each al­ ground. ternate board. The other doors to be The entire work shall be performed one and three-fourths inch* panel door in accordance with the accompanying There will be eight windows. l«x» plans, and to the satisfaction of. the glam. 8 lights to a window, glared wd* water works committee or their' en­ American “A" glass. Double strength gineer. ,, .„ all hung with weights and pulleys. The contractor for well will The doors artsto have proper fasten­ be required to furnish and put in ings and trimmings as direction. place a suction pipe of cast iron In^thedOMtruction of the roof a girdsixteen inches internal diameter pro­ vided with a proper foot valv* and also 12x12 inches will be required running to build a suitebie cover over the well lengthwise of lhe building. »upportea as shown on plan, said suction pipes to bv the partition wall, and by a «Ju®n belaid through the wall of the well and near the center of each space it p •ssible to a point in close proxemity with the. The tooling joists will be 2x10 pine or hemlock of beU quality, bridged once pumpsPumping Machinery: The pumping plant to consist of two high pressure duplex steam pumping eulina. of a capacity of i.UXUW pd; lorn each in 24 hours. Piston speed not exceeding 1<W feet per minute. The area of steam cylinder to be about two and on<-half times as large as that of the water cylinder. A auitable adjustable relief >abe. « net of gauges and »U1 other necessary avtachmente are to be furnished ’An' nected. Tbe boilers will xontal tubular type, 48 inched diameter, 12 feet long, the sneU I* made of L. H. No. I iron 8-16 of an inch thick, the cross seams U> be double nvited, the workmanship to be first rim In evert n-spect. Each boiler Is to be furnisht^ with a nop safety valve, steam guage, mud pi S' a3 ulI necessary ‘“Tbrawkin* will be joo.1 wund ftae plank and matched thoroughly, blind "^SeX'^iob. «.««. with l».l quality ot Un ot «bu>'hrt‘ laid with flat seam and thoroughly KbUd priper one incli to the foot. tn All walls not otherwise protected to b * coped wi*h good sound pine phrnk nroiecting at least two inches each side of wall with a drip ploughed in the un- d'l’rmSrmvelrou»h« ao.l eomluclon. J E W “'vW'-l «> <b’P'«”• , up^g end of building. 24 inches inches depth over all. with a htmd Week or return on each end; also about 4 pairs iuel.i.unk » wrtw ' with smoke stack—and full lirt ir . ofX»,5Srt[ f.b. '•» Abo to be rurnMi-J «»> P"1 *“*??. such colors as directea. Uon. » bolter <«■>! pomp JJ r<!'" , sSul.l. •«.!» 1«“«»« lr"“^'.±1' o utwit ot «olBd«oF>Ap«rrty '•"* to tS« Boor lidPW Will *■’0 '* ro“UuM- connected that 1L thA1|SSr’J?.pp™'^ Thu h«to win '« "» ।"'inurfdltl n to above. proP« found*K Uoun tor I'uoipe nod boiler, will be:req!“Ad Tb. PU...P I™.nd* S ’b“ iL i-mml to about 8x10x4 leer, me "IS;1 boiler f‘R‘UnzBboutKXJhfrlpeclflcaBy ahi- JJe*»m<?r that the smciuctt JSS.^puM.n.lappmvedby the I hfiyc.uwk* an investigationi Fire Extlngulshw, Mfg. Co., relative to the development of a public8 Chicago, receptacle holder water supply, and the construction of at complete and express............. water works for your city, aud reeped-- James Rooney, buckets, span­ tullv report as follows: ners etc.......................................... 64 50 rhH tirst question considered was» J. H. Anderson, put on couprori^T <of M,1’P,-V* *’ the succtns of ai lings................................................ Public improvement of this kind de-- Homer Giddings, clean Btrwts. .2 40pi-nds chii-tly upon the. quality of thei live Collins, clean streets........ water supplied. 1 am glad to beableto > St commissioner, 5 days, 6 bra. STS? y<iu tlml lhrt* ** th*’ work............................................... slightest doubt concerning tbe excell­■ David Wolcott, street work... 3 90 ence and adiquacy of-the proposedI II. Burke * ... water sugply jf devrtopwl as 1 shallI Jka. Depue * “ ... 3 90 hereinafter recunmeml. E. Wilkins “ - . The water should Ih- taken from the> Scid Wiley . * - ... 3 90 •and and gravel drift underlying the> Horton and team •• ... 16 80 locality chosen for lhe locution of the MiloFlfleld f ... 7 80 pumping station of the contemplated! Jas. Wooton “ •• 7 80 waterworks. I fuund when Icanwlo> Geo. Sweet "... 7 80 your city that your committee had al­ £. Hawkins * "... 90 ready about completed experimental W. Green ' « ... 1 60 borings to ascertain the strata condl- Isaac White * •• ... I 50 <»t the locality named. These epn Allowed. d.tions are unusually favorable not only The account of A. A. Wiimott of 812 lor an abundant supplv of water, but allowed nt e.i uteo for the supply ot water of excep­ The liquor jbond of Richard Doyle tional purity, and lhe conditions with F. H. Barlow and J. W. Bentley are such that the water can never be­ as sirrttla was accepted and approved.* come contaminated by surface drainage To the Mayor and Common Council of or from the drainage of <x«s pools or the city of Heatings: privy vaults, if your supply well is Gentlemen—Your finance committee constructed in sceordaneo with the would bug leave to recommend to your plans and speciiiittions herewith mib- honorable body that the following initte«l. Y ou are exceedingly fortunate amounts be spread upon the tax roll m lhe possesion of such a water supply. for ensuing year, to-wit: It ensures the success of your water Contingent fund 1-10 of one per cent works and provides for all time an Gen’l Highway •• « « abundant supply of pure water for the First wanl •• •• inhabitants of your city. Second ward •• •• •• 1 herewith submit plans for the de­ Third ward •• “ •• velopment of tins water supply aftd Fourth ward “ “ “ plans for a street main distribution for Fire k “ “ the contemplated works, also speciflca- On all property liable to such tax. Also tions for the work together with de­ 81,500.00 to pay on the iron bridge tailed estimates of cost for every part. across Thornappte river on Michigan In addition to the supply well 1 shall Ave., in compllance'of the will of the recommended a pumping plant consist­ electors of the city of Hastings as ex­ ing of two duplex pumping engines of pressed at a special electlou. I, <W.(a». dadv capacity 4eh against • Signed by committee. 2UU tert head of water, at a piston Adopted. speed not exceeding 12a feet per min­ The resignation of Geo. Simpson as a ute and all the necessary toiler feed pumjH and other neccessary Hppurten- member of Extinguisher Co., NoM 1 was ances, etc., also about 4 miles of cast accepted, and an order drawn for 32X0 iron mains laid in the -streets as in his favor. John Williams was elected a member indicated on the accompanving map, also about 20 stop valves of Engine Con No. 1. _ or gates and 40 double tire To the Hon. Mayor and Common Coun­ hydrants with provisions for twenty cil of the city of Hastings: more upon these same lines when the Gentlemen—At a meeting of the trus­ public exegenciea shall require. The tees of the Grand Rapids fireman’s fund total cost of this work will very closely association, Sept. 15Ui, the following approx imate-829,000. This same work action was taken: could have been done six months ago Rexoloed, That a vote of thanks be for 82.0U0 less money than now. Still extended to the good people ot your on the tmsis of the present coat you are city for their most generous donation fully getting the value of every dollar toourassociation.it being a substan­ you will invest in the works, and you tial appreciation of ouwiwrvlces at your will find that the Improvement when late lire. While the donation was verv fully established will have increased acceptable, we earnestly hope that our the value of vour property far beyond services will never again be needed in tbe curt of the work. And at the same your city. Again thanking you for time, it will relieve ot burdens which your liberality, I sm very reapeeifulty. you are now carrying that cost you tIENRY 1.KMOIN, much more than it will cost you to Secretary and Treaaun-r. maintain lhe works. Adopted. Respectfully submitted. W. IL Coats, Rexolveel, The the following places be C. and 8. E_. and they are hereby designated for lhe By aid. 'Bessmer that the report of holding of the registration and election Mr. Coats be accepted and placed on to be held in this city on tbe 30th day file. Carried. * of October and the 2nd day of Novem­ This contract witnesses as follows: ber next, respectively: The city of Hastings, Barry county, be­ First ward—Jordan’s wagon shop. ing desirous to purchased suitable land Second ward—Adam Tinkler’s house. for a plant for water works lor said Third ward—Council room. city agree to purchase from Mary Bar­ Fourth ward—Sheriff’s office, Court low the following dcscril’ed premises, house. # Signed by J. M. Bessmer., City lot 3U3, and commencing at a Adopted. post m feet from tbe s. *-. corner of lot By Aid Hogle, that the street com­ 3U3 on Jefferson St. and runnfng thence mittee lie instructed to look after the north to the Thornapple river: thence Wilkins bridge at once and make re­ down said river to the Kingsbury lot; pairs on same if necessary; and if the thence south to the corner of lot 302; committee think it not proper to- re­ thence east to the n. e. corner of Jot5M2; pair the bridge to dose it up at once. thence in a s. e. course across said lot Carried. , 303 to the place of beginning, for the By Aid. Bessmer, that Aid. Hogle be sum of 8450.00, if tbe same shall l>e appointed chairman and Aid. Hams, suitable upon a test to be make by the secretary of the board of registration: dty for good and sufficient water sup­ Carried. ply. The city to make at its expense On motion cnundl adjourned. said test for water and to be thff judge FRANK STEBBINS. Rworder. as to quantity and quality. Mrs. Bar­ low agrees to sell to tire city for the In gathering wild flowers, autumn sum of 815o.aJ the aforesaid premises If leaves, or picknickiug in the woods, we they,shall prove suitable, Mrs. Barlow are more or las exposed to danger has the right to remove and have for from poisoning by ivy or other wild her benefit the bam upon said premises. vines and shrubs. The poison is under Witness our hands this 23d day of j certain circnmstanca readily absorbed by the blood, and painful swellings or September, 1886. Wm. H. STEBBINS, eruptions are caused. Such affections Chainwui W ater Work* Committee. Hood's Sarsaparilla readily cures, hs it. MABT BARLOW, expels all impurities from the blocd. Bv aid. Bessmer that the actiop of Even in casa of poisoning by Faris the committee in making contract with . green, Hood’s.Sarsaparilln has iwen reMrs. Barlow be approved by the board. markablv su< ceei>ful. It should be kept Carried. constantly in the house for all blood Whereas, the water works com­ dishorders. Hood's Sarsaparilla is pre­ mittee made a contract With Mrs. Mary pared by C. 1. Hood A Co., Lowell. Barlow lor land upon which to erect Mass., nnd is sold by :dl druggists. 100 the waler works buildings and well, Doses 81. and other purposes from which to sup­ ply the City of Hastings, Mich., and the Last pav day the Fort Huron teach­ inhabitants thereof with waler, on con­ ers were paid in gold. It took 81,697. dition that a sufficient quantity and of Hill’s Peerless Cough Syrup Is a sure good quality, proper for domestic use cure for Croup. No cure, no pay. W. shall be found upon said premises. H. Goodyear. And Roland Bell of N uncia has accepted Whereas, upon a tat well being sunk on said premises demonstrated a chair in the Kansas normal college. tlie fact of the presence of a sufficient ‘ WE ARE POSITIVE that Kemp's quantity of water for lire purposes and domestic consumption for said city of Sarsai urilla will cleanse and purify the and tone- up the system. We Hastings, and the quality has been de­ blood have tlie confidence to guarantee It. clared good for doinaUc purposes by Price 81.00 per bottle. W. H. Good­ Prof. Kwlz.ie; therefore YEAR. Halved, That tbe committee on FOR 25 CENTS get Ktsnp’s Liver water works lie and are hereby authorizeo to close the bargain with Mra. Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, Barlow, and that she be paid 8400 the for the Complexion. W. II. Goodyear. price agreed to between Mrs. Barlow THE GUARANTEED remedy. and the water works committee upon Kemp’s Balsam, for the Throat and her delivering to the city of Hastings Lungs. It never falls to cure Coughs, a good aud sufficient deed for said prem­ Colds, Croup. Bronchitis and all throat ises described In sak! contract and lung troubles. Price 50c and 81. Hetolred, That the city treasurer lie Trial size free. W. II. Goodyear. and be b hereby iMUuefcd to !«’ Io The East Jordan hoop factory is turn­ Mrs. Barlow the sum of 84>> out of the proceeds of the aah* of water bonds, ing out 50.(100 to 60.000 hoops a day. upon an order drawn upon him by the 'VVc veoAOV*. SK/gS water works committee. fa warranted, Is because it is the best Signed by John Bessmer. Aid. Bessmer moved the adoption of Blood Preparation known. It will posi­ tively cure aR Blood Dlaeasa. purifiro the the same. Carried. Resolved that the street committee whole system, and thoroughly builds up the be and they are hertiy instructed to1 constitution. Itetncruber, wo guarantee 1U Frsd’k Hotchkiss, Dnqgtist. cause 12 inch tile to be laid across High street on the east and west side1 David H. Chase. M*d TO. fell dead tn the of Midi. A ve., also across Hill street onI .tn-eta nt Adrin Tbnraday. the east side of Broadway. Signed by J. M. Bessmer. W. D.Hult, druMtrt. Blpp^ *»«L. }£UJ». Afrl Bessmer moved1 the adoption oi ■ ••1 can rec •mnwtid Kledrie Bitters aa the very tM~: reined). Every bottle sold has given relief the same. Carried. CITY ACCOUNTS. Bentley Bros. A Wilkins lum- linmtlvd Innivwyears'-experlence. to Meetric 8163 43 Butera." Thousands of othep hwadded their A.hA. Wlimott’.’jK>ii’co'duty. fl (Kl teailnioiiy. ><• that the verdict ta umuiimmis Electric lUUrre do cure all •» Uie 8 UO that L. Q Beadle, poke* duty...... Ijrer. Kldnvts <>r Blood. Only half a duller n Thomas Tinkler, police duty.. Wile at <lo->dycar* drug at* re. 8 00 M. Cramer, police duty............... Bruises. Z. Shepard, tend tire apparatus 33 00 35 days.......................................... Common taumcil. (/»mea. Geo. Simpson, amt. due as tlreTo the Hooor«ble. the M»l « 2 60 nipiln-4. It ta Kosranired to sire IW.loit. «r money rriinnlea. mceso ce.n KSSra'1 incotnpiien0® with the J. V?d8entiey, 10 days on board 20 eo box Forwletri W. H. Goodjau. ot review....................................... taSeUoo ol your commltu. on «wr Three Peculiarities 1st: 2d: Tlie proportlen in whirl: tlie roots, herbs, barks, etc., arc mixed. 3d: medicinal properties are secured. Tlie result Is a medkltic <>f un usual strength Uiforc uneqiallrd. These peculiarities belong exclusively to Hood'S Sarsaparilla, aud art Unknown to Others Hood's Sarsaparilla is prepared with die medicine worthy of entire conqfence. If yon suffer from scrofula, sal: rheum, or any dis­ ease of the blood. dyspepsia, biUoasneea, sick headache, or kidney and liver ■ complaints, Hood’s Sarsaparilla "I recommend Hood1.’ Sarsaparilla to all my friends a» the best blood portlier on earth.*' Wm. Garr, druxsUL Hamilton. O. “Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured me of sertrfA book containing many additional state­ ment of cures will be scut to all who desire. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by 411 druggists, »t; six for S3. Made only by G I. HOOD A 61., Lowell, Maas. IOO Doses One Dollar. Helpless xorwonos, sad firiws dan wss sand. ■ no cun to either." That »*• UsRds <ATHLOPHOROS^^^ ATHLOPHOROS CO., fti Will ST., KW TDM. cm WILSON ^WASHBOARDS. I FWlThw. WAboard. ««, mad • n.nt-Wood nm. Tbr f-tr-jsff. FjjCTakrvyWl e>: !.-a«d. and be.: waji.er, :n world. For sale by all defers. Take DO other. N V MAGISAW M'FKJ CO., ■ povmx I 8«<laaw, JQUhlg^u. HeLM^CO:<; CA AF SOBA For Baking Pnrjcoses. Beat in theVrrlJ. HIHSO1.UT10N OF COFARTNERSHlI’.-TtaB eopariuerahlp In-rvtofcfe eilxtlui- twturen Klcbard Doyle aurt John €. Cole, under the arm name of Doyle * Cole, h*-» been Uils day «1KMived by mutual rooseut, lUebard Doyle cotit 11; ulne the l.iHlncaa. who assume' >.)l liablllt; ■ ot the Onn and U» whom all ^counts due the brm are to be paidRICHARD DOYLE. JOHN C. CO.E. Harting*, Mich., Sept, JI. ISM, pARM FOR SALE-One ot Uw best tanus tn ' In ('Arlliiii towu’lilp, of otir hundred arrro. nbout to acre* under good cultivation. koo>1 bauM and barn, alxo corn baru <ranrry. 5 acre* orchard, all choice fnilt, rood wrtvr In well anil creek, stwar bush o< 4» Uwe*. For further par­ ticulars liiQUlrc m my reaidrure » miles aorth oi HaaUnsa. TOBIAS GAKN. r In th" matter of the estate of Burwell J. Scud­ der. a minor. Notice ta hereby given, that I shall «ell at pub­ lic anctlon to the highest bidder, on Friday, the I3lh day of (Vctobcr, A. D. MW. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate votirt room* in tbe citv of HaMtlnr*. In the county of Barry, in the Mate of Michigan, pursuant to license and au­ thority granted to me on the J7th davof August. A. D. iwn. by the protiate ronrt of Bsrnr conn­ tv. Michigan, all ot the •state, right, title and Interest of lhe said minors of. In aud to tbe real estate situate and bvlnrfin the County of Barry, in the State of Michigan, known and described as follow*, to-wtl: the undivided mu- half of ettr lots nuintme six hundred and thirty-two >633) ■and six hundred nnd thirty-three (C.Ui tn the eftvot Hastings. Barry countr. Michigan. Dated. August amh. A. D. t w. JOHN J. FEKKINH. Guardian. J C. WOODRUFF Would respectfully oummwee to the public that be has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop In the building opposite the Hading* House an Church strut. where hr trfll be pleated to see all itf his frlends and others wishing work in his line. - j Prices rtojr/uablr. // �SATURDAY- NIGHT STROLL THROUGH A THIRSTY THOROUGHFARE. kPNDON THE MARKET FOR THE SALE OF ROUGH DIAMONDS. who has been visit­ ing here a couple of weeks, returned to Dakota with his family Saturday. The M. E. ladies give a shadow social at Mrs. Jacob Oamun's Wednes- and tbe electric lights. Colors look brighter than fejr daylight Tbaro are no neutral tin* on the Bowery. Tbo violet would thrink nnd an aggravated i—ult, next door to hobnob with tbe and M-tudure corjae to abtver with abamaful it all.- ftot wholly bad, pcrliapt, but on tho other piocn of jewelry will frequently bars it replaced with a sham stone. looks so though it wished Itself dead, which and very finely finished off. By thia means the requisite amoautof brilliancy is obtained. . A -Jung tester!" nu complaint. “•No, John; I won't!" Another blow. A knot of people block up made by cutting a slip of diamond, <mc did tbo couple would combine against ing sham diamond, no matu-r by what name it may be called. You can hardly ever get a last her lung* l»y calling tbe poli ce I red coolly here, but slab of. garnet, tho chea{K»t retd stone wo ■ell, 1* affixed tn a (locking of colored glam by fbe fusing procuM. Tb*n they rwanublo one pord.’ (Jaat of Bowery favorite*!” Come in! from the setting, re reals the sham at once, as e rd,” Saturday night, tbs gallery and the 'very I Wlmt efew could bo expected of such a cxmxjunction 1 Many of tbo lor» are imitation It is nothing tn them that .Tack is escorted to great value. Bullies, good und largo, are very other coun- in the uniform of tbe N. G. 8.5. Y.. or that an ttxwc gallery t»ys, too. napphlnw, which, when of good quality, are priced nearly as high a* diamonds, though not so high as rubka. Small and imperfect One of them, sent by full length on tbe benebca until hl* f net ids ar­ rived! tricity and Imw! An old-time gambler, with h*»mn*Uchi-diod a dredly black. A relief Huch m Ik- have *toj>pe.l dyring, or linrc dial altugetbcr. "Dives” by the down, down rtepa from which oriw language ami music equally offwrive Huge jxwtiTii of popular and able artreaww axinru tbo front* ot tin-fci with the namtM carefully covenxl up. tbo swinging screen doom a “fluxh" work, although it is 11:30. ironing shirt* al! Of them, squirting water front their mouths, and, as Thackeray Twalvv o'clock by Um. illuminated dial oa the Cooper institute, which grandly tower* nbow tiro mio of frivolity tliat b<xue aguiiurt iU base. Uno more glance down tbe brood ttioroughfiirv But little diminution of tbe The street swans crowned with firn, studded hard story about young Tom holiday task: jubilee slngetn had the jked Friday night -i and wife are spending the week at Grand Rapids. Mra.' Cap Dunham is visiting Char­ lotte friends. Baker Shriner. of Hastings^ was in the village Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gt-o. Gallatin is visiting friends in tbe Buckeve state. The notorious Bevan! family have vanished from our midst—gone for the good of the town. Ken von Mead, of Morgan, is building u brick residence near tho creamery and will move to town. Ell Strong and wife, of Kalamazoo, visited at Orno Strong’s over Sunday.! Rev. 0.8. Grinnell was at Kalamazoo last week. D. C Griffith and wife have returned from their western trip A gang of “tho boys4 were out on tbe streets Munday night, and Tutsdav morning main street looked as though a Kansas zephyr bad wandered aimless­ ly through it One of the marked features was a bovine, which the -zephry" had picked out of her pasture and securely fastened to the front door of Glasgows’ hardware. M. V. Rork spoke at the opera bouse Sunday night on the subject of temper­ ance. A disgraceful row occurred on one of our back streets Sunday nighL the officers arriving just too late U> make any arrests. Dr. A. J. Baughman, formerly of Woodland, was in town today. C. N. Leedy has returned to Nash­ ville. A. 3. Stanton had a large number of teeth extracted last Sunday, and is hav­ ing quite a serious time in getting the hemorrhage stopped. A large number from the village at­ tended tne Advent Christian Confer­ ence north of town Sunday. Miss Carrie Ingerson is visiting friends at Chicago. The Wilson who was shot over in Kalamo last week is getting better, and hopes are expressed of his ultimate re­ covery. Reynolds has not yet been ar­ rested and wllltorobably not be. A large crowd is gathering to attend the republican meeting this evening, and I must dose, as I dont want to miss it. __________ , O.U. SliCKEU. for school Burpoaw for tbe the rear IS**,; Principal due on bonded ta- 911400 00 ... ...' » debtedneM.......................... • • Interest on bonded indebted­ WOO ness 5440 00 Teacher*’ salaries 400 00 Janitors 75 00 Officers♦ 15 00 Taking census M0 00 Fuel........................... . .............. .. Printing -proceedings of 10 00 board. 80 00 Printing notices, cards, etc.. Repairs and incidental ex­ MO 00 Tto People s Dreg Store ••♦,000 00 Total amount required Has Removed from the old stand to the store £»Um»Ud loreUth tuition.. • WOO Frimu? school money..... 1.100 « Funds in city sinking fund S3U 00 formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ tween Beamer's Grocery and Kurtz' Meat Market Which amount deducted from the to­ tal amount required, leaves the sum of •9 337 00 to be raiaed by tax. Respectfully submitted. Geo. ». Tom­ linson, Treas. Moved, that is necessary and proper to raise by taxation the «mrus£ the sum of eight thonaaRdAyd mW dred dollars < 98,50040) foTall WW** as stated bv tbe treasurer in hifi <4kImate. Motion prevailed. Moved that Miss Knowlton be em­ ployed as third assistant teacher from the close of present session ot Teachers class, to dose of winter -term, at a sal-, ary of 930 per month. Motion prevail­ ed. Board adjourned. JNO. UCHTY. rreridont. Books and Stationery K. A. BIDKB, Secretary. A Polite Dunning Letteb.—In Ohio a merchant sent a dunning letter to a man. who replied by mall: “You sav you are holding my note vet. That is all right—perfectly right. Just keep holding on to it, and if you find vawr hold is weakening take Hibbard’s Rheu­ matic Syrup and apply his plasters, and you will And no trouble to maintain • strong, healthy grip.” . Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Best liae oflmnorted and Domestic Cijars A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines, SPECIAL Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Registered Pharmacists. BO WEN'S MILLS. “Of other imitation compete in mark^mondiip, and in the excite- the gunjwwdor can be depended upon, the Rutherford, of Oceana county, -rotoan audience of about 15 on Friday evening of last week. I haven’t heard a word about it since he was here, so I don’t think he created & beat pearls are found, only in tbe Indian Very fine fall weather. Husking corn Is the order of the day. Wheat is getting a large growth for this time ot the year. C. W. Armstrong has just received a large stock of fall goods and judging from the crowds that go away with loads of goods he is selling them, too. Unde Dick Is doing some fine wagon work in his new shop. Orpha GiUaspie is suffering of rheu­ matism. A couple from Orangeville was made one at EUl? Gillasple's Monday evening. Fred Hunt is running his sorghum mill with full force and from the amount that is piled on the ground and still more coming one would think ft would take the whole winter to work it up but Fred and Jim are rushers. Several of the I. O. G. T. lodge, of this place, visited the Wayland lodge lust week. Everybody seems to be minding their own business here. Items are scarce. boahd of Education. LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS MOST PERFECT MADE The Old Reliable 0677 TO ADVERTISERS. Board of education of the citv of Bantings met in regular session at the common council rooms at 7J0 p. m. Meeting called to order by the president Announce that they_h^ye received a full line of GEO. P. ROWELL a CO. at roll call: Bessmer. Dawson, Ford, Fatxxt iMTranox pearls. J. 8. Goodyear, Greenfield, Lichty, Rid1 or and Tomlinson; tardy. Huffman and a man who claimed to havo a intent upon a Lathrop; alwect, Bauer and Kelly. new method of making imitation half pearls. Minotes of the previous meeting read Pearls, as you may know, are frequently cut ; and approved. The superintendent stated that the total enrollment of pupils in all depart­ ' menta of the city schools was about 600; of this number 140 were students turned out just aa good as the wimple But in the high school. Owing to the crowded condition of the high school, “There is na difficulty in imitating any of, the superintendena recommended that Miss Knowlton be employed as third changing, tho over-varying color* in tlmt iiMistant teacher, after the close of the teachers' class in October. The committee on grounds and build­ most skillful copybt. But ojmls, notwith­ ings reported in favor ot placing a fire standing their beauty, are in small demand, gong^apparatus in central building at tbo belief in tho superstition that th*y bring The tinanco committee recommended allowance of the following accounts: J. M. Bader g|& OO g 00 opal to-day If you would make them a proa- C. H. Cole ent of It, I fancy tbe belief ha* It* birth in Weisaert Bros. (©20 Above were allowed by a yea and nav vote, ! The county board of examiners was granted the use of high school room for OcL 2*Jth and 30th, and Barry County Teachers’ Association was granted use produced of high school room for Saturday, OcL high relief on their face#. A luster that ccr- 23d. The following accounte were prreeattalnly did rewmbli* moonlight gleamed from tbo interior of the*- curious cryetallno Itodfa. sented and referred to finance commit­ tee: Dennis & Slingerland, 300 12 page circulars gn QO Advertising Teachers’ class.... 1 00 strange glow of golden light, that roomed to Total 12 00 Frank Kennedy, 10 cords 20 inch wood............................................... the light 911 K F. H. Barlow &Co, lime and drayagu 1 00 J. S. Goodyear, sundries 4 13 unknown, it w found on South African Peter Hinkly. work D D. Ford, 000 brick 3 ao Welsacrt Bros., changing 4 furn14 00 G, E. McMurray, 10 days work. 14 TO districts."—Now Reuben Seeley, 5 days and 2 hours mason work 18 00 The finance committee recommended allowance of following accounts: Ik unis &, Slingerland 912 00 F. H. Barlow Jt Co.... J. 8. Goodyear Peter Hinkley D.D. Ford G. E. McMurray 14 TO Mr. Tom- W. H. Goodyear & Co. A. GOODYEAR & SONS N’e«*p*|HT AdvartMte Bureau. io spruce utreelTjiew York. J C. WOODRUFF Would respectfully announce to the ’ public that he has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop In the building opposite the Hastings House on Church street, where he will be pleated to tee all of his friends and others wishing work in his line. Prices reasonable. - (f BagtMretlun Nstloe. uuritj o! elBcUam um Coal Stoves, Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call and See Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges^ Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. REMOVED onlnat the by u regritratlon To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct., and will have a complete stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Habtingb Xaikym millinery and fancy goods, All bought for SPOT CASH.^nd will give you better than 1 Grand Rapids prices. EC And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-10-21.pdf b9bc637d8cb9148289651ebd8c14bd49 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. no. 25. : Hastings, The Hastings Banner. mich., County News. October 21, isse. WHOLE NO. 1638 Banfield. Woodland. Boys if you make a'raid on that WRIGHT, Weather is very fine, roods are very S. Haight, Geo. Smith and Dr. Baugh­ honey you want to leave out the old Hastij.vs ’iUffiir Co, Mien., smooth and farmers are improving the man are up to Alpena on a hunting ex­ men or they will play up hog and I We had a grand meeting on Tuesday time picking apples. They are a splen­ cursion. squeal on you. did crop and prices very low. KAY & Joeephioe AUarding, of north CariWalter Monroe is happy now. It is a evening °f jg* werki gt which Hon . . MARSHALL L. Frank Sheffield entered into holy ton, spent Friday and Saturday of last Jas. O Donnell und P. T. Colgrove were matrimony last Saturday afternoon. nine and one-half pound bov. srKv i;irrA)N KATE8 Deacon Holmes, Ira Stow'd! and wife week with O. N, AUarding and family the speaker:,. Baker Skriner occupied Pass around the cigars Frank, and we w. in south west Carlton. uuniKo ,n‘jnrtf‘10 Yo* «“»«* a seat on the platform but did not ad­ will wish you much joy. ‘ Stella Sherman was caUed to New Dr. W. H. Landis has gone to Ohio dicts the audience. The house was . David Bristol Sunda'yed with Rollin AtHELHS^'O kATKS; crowded and many were unable to ob­ Powers, and read s few chapters in after his bride. He thinks that it is not York state by the news that her father KKALKKS 140 tain admiaslon. Those who were fortu­ Luther “with the fair maid of Delton!" good for man to HYe alone in this was mot expected to Uve, who died soon after she arrived., -kpi-i-fai'ixnUions. . nate enough to get Inside listened to a who now supports more jewelry than ! world. Clithe Landon, of Freeport, SundayD. Haight has bought the A. T. Coop­ couple of masterly addresses and judg­ common. Better go again David. Next . *X Woodward ed at home. . er property. ing trout the spplawies and cheers so appointment in two weeks. Ella Roush and her brotSer Elmer, of Dr. Landis has bought the D. Haight itWjob Printing Deheartily given there Lx no doubt but the Willet Rice and his best girl while property. Freeport, Hundayed at E. Landon's. >>r.. Everything in* the audience was amply appreciative, and out riding got over turned. Buggy TUK Y arger, Eisenhood, Carpenter & Co., Avenue XV*^* Rev. (>. 8. Grant has bcei appointed that the effect will be visible in the 2d badly damaged. I With Uu* l*t«-»t (somof expect to pitch their lente In the far I of tnscbiaery* prox. J udson Chandler bus gone to Ann as minister on the U. B. Barry circuit. north for a hunting expedition in the The attachment suit of C. Williams WEST The campaign lie that Frank McDer- Arbor with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Troy to n <n>pluyed. enable* the 1 and 3 vs. Ricker was non suited on grounds of near future. Boys we wish jou good by is a reluctant candidate for the office attend school. luck. nojurisdiction. of county clerk is one of the rankest F. E. Duty has a number one lot of Geo. Whitney and wife, of Hastings, Frank McDerby, our nominee for ro. we have yet heard. He was backward sheep to feed thi* winter. Campus county clerk, was in town last week and wen* the guests of Asa Odell and wife. about his name going on the ticket, but Rev. W. A. Bass has moved to Au­ the impression is here that he is the Zelln Odell staats this week tar having once assented to go on. l>ecame gusta. JKWKUir man for the office, and will be elected if Muskegon as a delegate to the Grand at once an active candidate, and willdo Jason, hadn’t you better go home a people Lodge of Good Templars. will vote as they ought. Martius his last to be a winner, and he won't be little earlier next time. L'NCLKTOM. Rev. Spencer, of Greenville, addressed behind the rest of the boys either. George, of Assyria, missed his ap­ VII KM WATCHES. We Were sorry cot to see more from pointment last Sunday, on account of the people at the Al. E. church on Sun­ MARTIN'S CORNERS. day last for che W. C. T. U. cause; also Opposite this phice iu attendance at the grand the over-tlowed road in Barry. Rev. Garlick's remarks were very ap­ Mr. Odell’s people had courtny from Luce tind Palmer meeting at Hastiiigs U1AHON1MI Earl’s new top buggy made him sick. propriate for the occasion. »l>. M. D.. ' . Carlton visiting them last week.' Thursday, blit the inclement weather Messrs. Grilley and Mosher are In the Phyrtean and Sargeon, The railroad meeting on Monday Mrs. OdeU is able to iw around Xgaln. City prevented. east part of Barry threshing clover ueeil. evening was well attended the Town Last Tuesday evening the White ■ ILVkn- ' Some vandals turned Sim. Overholt’s We wish they would come over here. hall being crowded. People were here Rose lodge received several new mem« ABK horse into the opera house Tuesday Wonder it John Kipp cun give uh an­ from Hastings. Castleton. Carlton, Imts. Rev. Keagle was elected delegate Hall, night alter the speech, and he roamed other anecdote? Odessa and Sunfield. to the state grand lodge, which holds around all flight doing considerable The Good Templars' lodge is in a Ito thirty-third annual session at AIusn XTLM.V!'UMAX. damage. flourishing condition. kegon, Oct. 19-21. U. 11 —.I -!' Phytician & Surgeon, FREEPORT. DETROIT, W. J. AHUs, formerly editor of the We hear that a new lodge has been Rev. Knott spent a portion of last ..... , • <!rua’tore.) Ftom the Henle. MiddlcvUfe Independent, i companion organized at Prairieville. week visiting his people In this part of Henry Bowman had better look out apiece to Francis Graves' Plaindealer) N. Brayton went to Detroit Tuesday. the vineyard. MICH. Mrs. Foster is spending the week with was managing editor of Hale's drug or the boys will have the rest of his Some of the former neighbors and IkntisL her parents near Hastings. Store hMt week, while Horry and his grapes. friends of Mrs. Emma Afartin, now of Rev. Bowen and family will occupy Nashville, together with some from wife were nt Grand Rapids. the house lately vacated by Dr. DeVore. Congregational social at Prof. J. W. East Castleton, made her a surprise vis­ FOUR CORNERS. John Filter, of Irving, has lost 40 it last Friday. Roberta' Wednesday evening. X Preaching at the church on Sunday hogs from cholera within the past two , Numerous signs were laid low by l*rohibition meeting Wednesday even­ next. weeks. Inst Thursday's gale. ing, Dr. Woodmansee. Miss Sadie O’Dell spent a portion of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Godfrey returned Wonder why we don’t hear some­ A fellow by the name of Albert S. French, who jumped his board bill at the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Thursday after a pleasant visit in Ea­ thing from the other parties? ■ . ton county. Henry Clever's last week, was brought Boice. MORGO-THORNAPPLE Edmond.Stiles, Grand Rapids, is in Mrs. Carrie Moore presides at the or­ J«X>K .v l>ack here from Hustings Friday morn­ gan at the M. E. church, during the ab­ I*rohibition speech last Saturday ing by constalile Jacob Osmun. He this ylcinity buying apples. • Block. Hastlnca. Mich.) Our school is to commence Nov. 1st. sence of Miss Fox. was brought up before Estj. Fdghner night at the IL R. hall Morgan, by the :j ^bjtract Book* in In Barry Bai A. 1). Shephard joined his wife in renowned Walter Webster,of Nashville. ^Saturday morning, the proceedings with Wm. Kennedy to weild the cudgel. dropped an account of some (law in the As this is his first term, we .wish him Ohio this week, where she has been vis­ In his speech he arraigns the republican success. iting relatives several weeks. party ns a dishonest party, a party with­ papers, the te-at paid his bill ami made Prof. M. V. Rork, of Lansing, gave a Air. and Mrs. 8. Hugt took the train out an issue. .He also in his remarks himself scarce. ' A new brick warehouse for cold lecture on prohibition on Sunday, Oct. Monday for Mansfield, Ohio, where says that there is actually no partv Is­ iOth at the church. It was a very in­ they will visit two or three weeks. sue between the two old purtltti. ’The storage, is l>eing put up at Cloverdale teresting speech, but would have l»een Miss Addie Yerrington returned tariff is no Issue according to his state­ creamery. ments; also all ttiat animates elthftr of The Congregational ladies are pre­ , much more so, if he had cut it a few from Jackson Tuesday. . minutes short and not spoke quite । the Foster place Instead of Henry Sis­ the old parties to greed lor office. He ’OHS lAf.Vmi. paring to nave a fair just before the three hours. ■ son as erroneously stated in these col- forgot to state t^at in his own great ■ Attorney at Law, holidays. „ The sign which has stood on the Buel and Morton Sisson, purchased greed for office h(T left the republican Wc noticed the editor of the BANNER corners for so long a time was fell to unios. party and sought for a long time in on our streets Saturday. the ground one day last week by our Rev. Sell, of l*hlladelphia, preached the greenback party and finally suc­ A number of our K. of 1**. s are at­ prophet "Joel." on able and instructive sermon to a ceeded in securing the office of circuit tending brigade meeting at Grand Eddie Coats is preparing to move the large audience in the (’-ongregational court commissioner. Becoming conRatids this week. .... vihcod that his chances for re-eTection store acrod.* the road and set it on a church last Sablmth morning. Ili-v. Grinnell s choral union is to l»e wall there. It will be fepaired to live Miss Eliza Fox accompanied Rev. A. were bad, be concluded to make anoth­ reoqganiMfi far the winter this even- in. Nagler and wife to their new home in er rtop and Hopped into the prohibition tn^'he shadow social at Jacob (Jamun's Mrs. Clark Sutton, who has lx>en suf­ Sheridan. She expects to remain a few party thereby securing the nomination fering of late with a cancer, has gone Weeks as their gursL for prosecutor; and if political tirade last Wednesday evening was said to away to have It treated: Rice corn, a crop largely grown in :and abuse of parties entitle :i man to of­ have been a very jolly affair Kansas but seldom seen here, is on ex­ fice he should certainly i>e elected. Mr. Moving southward—the wild geese.' The folks who watched the prohibi.4 .VanAHMAX. hibition at this office, the product of Weister was followed by Mr. J. Mich­ Hon candidate for prosecuting attorney I nel, of listings. The gentleman seems John Teenies form, two inileti west. ; Lawyers. • practicing the gesticulations to accoinWhile husking <*orn t$e other day. । to i lie un hdneot man yet we must join te r> ftaUonal Bank.) pauv his campilgn speech down the with him as well as the first Speak­ I Husking rurn la the order of the day. Master Frank Roush found six well de- issue railroad last Wednesday night rather ier as he endorsed his aentlmenta all IViy.; U. "'WEEZEY, Attorney Several of the good people of this vrlop.nl ears all growing together. think they haw the laugh on him. place attended quarterly meeting al Po- ’ Prof. Rork, oi Lansing, aelivered a through. He says support the prohibi­ ” .V .uni Solicitor in Chancery. although to a disinterestwi party it is dunk last Saturday and Sunday. , temperance speech to a wdl-pleased tion nominee tor prosecutor because hard to tell which side the laugh is Apples un- worth scienty-the cents I audience at the M. IL church Saturday IffiiL is one of the boys. That is the (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) really on. evening per luirrel delivered in Hustings, but------*— last. reason why we say support i’hil.; if he ' WEEZE Y. Messrs. A M. Herrington. Foster ns not one ol the boya he' would be a the farmers complain that it is a slow Justice of the Peace. siasiHj, Jas. Cool, Geo. Ki-lly. IL Bunn prohibitionist we suppose, probably a wav of making money. The wi>tild:be proM-vuting attorney, and C. A. Curtiss are in the Grand Chinroe or a German or some other an­ ASSYRIA. ASP1E. Al. F. .union, will speak at this place Traverse region this wmtk hunting imal, as the first speaker compared a (PINE AND CEDAR,) John llartoni. of Saginaw, is visiting on Wednesday evening, and then we deer, or dear, whichever game proves temperance republican to some kind of Notary Public. I friends at the center. expect —in a to l>e most plentiful, presumably the an animal. 1 i's folly to sit and listen .... .. ... . -x»-—wafl look- horn. to h'*.*ir something grand Baker Shriner, of... Hartings, 7 latter. The gentlemen are all good to such speeches as they are not con­ ][U>' mW -lug v after his Kpolitic* ---------- - prospects pros in vincing. They tell us uotliing uliout The Hon. James O’DonnelHspoke to shots. Assyria last wfek. 1 what they are going to do except that a crowded house on Friday last. AU' Birney C&sseday died of consumption wen* well plea-'eil with the manly way f-it’ll they are going to pans prohibitory laws. K WUitffiMAJfgJi, PRAIRIEVILLE. But they call the temperance element ut his home in Awvrta. Oct. 13th. in which he handled th_»* questions at Mate Sackett and Miss Towne, of ot the republican party moral cowards Mrs. Non Griflor, of Saginaw. Is vis­ issue. There was no slang talk, and he ’. 'rften to Cutting it ipg her daughter. Mrs. John Tasker. added a host of friends to those he al- Broadln-ad. Win., are visiting friends in liecaime they will not come out and ■ iu> Cut to •Tiler. vote with them. Probably they think H. G. Kent and W. H. Jewell visited reaily hail in this place. P. T.Colgrove our village. Eva Ateaile and Airs. L. Calkins, of that could they get them they would ISS.g&S5- Hastings friends last Week. followed the honorable gentleman in n ' 1 i find men in their ranks that hud cour- H Geo. McGibiion. one of Tom Mltebeil’s few well-directed remarks which were Murtin, spent a few days of the past ami Maple, I in7^e efiough to inforce tne prohibitorv hired men, was badly iujured by his well received. The house would nut week with friends stout here. Will J. Murphy and wife were ^Au <t I laws that we.now have on our statute 1 team running uway with him last Fri­ nee miodute all that were present. town Thursday and Friday of the. pist l>oolte. They say the party is dead, in । day. Many democrats apd greentackeni were week. our opinion they will Und that the old Harry Harwood had the misfortune present, but could find no fault with . Dr. McLeay's son Dannie met with reliable is still alive and kicking, and .to cut his fofu iKtdlv last Sunday. the remarks of these gentlemen. ' * quite an accident a ween or more since, C. A. Hough.of Woodland,and Frank Ralzey Richards was shaking hands ' by running suddenly into the stall of a long may she live and kick to the utter disgust and chagrin of the enemies. MeDerby.of Nashville, were in Assyria with his many friends in this little burg | very gent)* hnna*. The horse was Next in order wits Mr. Overholt and he last weelu last week. ' startled and kicked him*, he fell and Frank Bailey, a former Awyria l<py J ml Marks gave his many friends a two of his fingers were cut off near the was followed by Rev. Grenell and lastiy by the renowned and accomplished but now a resident of Nebraska, bus re­ call last week. I first joint, the horse been newly shod On the fifth of lhe present mouth I. only a day fir two previous. He ’res bohemian oat man. Air. Barnum. He turned. He says Michigan is good the friends or Geo. apd Mahola Valep- i' luidly bruised besides, but is doing well is unfair and a tnisrepsenter of facts, l enough for him. and the last man to cry out fraud lor a ' Morris Harwood and ike Webb are line met nt their residence to remind ,l at present. Of Errrn Oeeeriptlon, bigger fraud than a Ixihemian o»l mafi camping on tne Battle Creek river, | them that it was the illtieth marriage M. J. Goss is moving into the new | is hard to find. Now, gentlemen anniversary. Over l(D were present in house. bunting and trapping. • do not come before the public claiming the. afternoon and over 'M in the even­ John Brnndstetter is driving a well. to come with clean hands and a pure ing. All enjoyed tpe visit finely. Af­ M. J. Tuggsrt, wife and son, of Hick-1 heart, when at the same time you seek DELTON. ter enjoying a liountiful supper the ory Comers, Sundaved with L Lave-1 to dedeve and defraud. The voters of Fine weather and Jots of work nowa­ Rev. L. C. Gesler made a few timely re- land.and family. this country are not all weak, they* I marks and Alni. Albert Nutt presented CPAHD RAPIDS DIV days. DIVISION. School closes this week, and Miss have the manhood to stand by their Corn husking is the order of business the following presents: Harford goes immediately to New colors and not to leave their party T»kl;.Peffoct Maj Xth. followed by apple picking. Cashmere dress pattern—Messrs. J. York City to take a position as book­ , merely for the sake of office. ■ Mr. F. A. Blackman Is repairing his H. Valentine, Levi Fry and son. Loren­ keeper with a brother. corn house and constructing a hog zo Dixon and wives and Georgo and Quite a lively game of ball was play­ NEURALGIA CURED. O-lMcea and Estimates given on ap­ house adjoining. Mvra Valentine. . ed on Saturday by the boys against the Who will be the one to show the larg ­ Jackaoa. Mich. Sult of clothes—Rebecca Striker. married men. Of course the boys dis­ plication. est potatoes in this community. Hon. Daniel Striker. John Fancher, tanced them, and now you would sup­ Gentlemen—I have suffered beyond Air. B. Norwood b» on the sick list BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Gilbert Striker. Myron Simpson, C. pose this was the dwelling place of measure with Neuralgia, and I am only A!r. and Mrs. M. Gwin have returned Bauhnm and wives. cripples mostly, to see the hobbling too glad to say that Hibbard s Lheufrom a two weeks' visit at Sherwood Ann chair -John Hinds. Eli Robin­ around of the defeated. mauc Syrup has afforded me complete son. William Cock. WllUatn Kline, Aland vicinity. There was service at the chapel Sun­ relief. It is a great remedy. liefsuit Burins beau msds in the Yoon truly. l>ert Mitt, William Bechtel, C. F. Cock day evening. a certain inortxw*. to I Politics are booming. Mr. Bert StrikePand wife visited and wives. F. A. MILLS. ; friends in this section last week. Rocking chair—Geo. Abram and wife, DwOer tn Flour, Feed and Grain, 1*4 MID 81. CARLTON. We will explain to John by simply L. C. Gesler and wife. Moses Sebeer and saying that the darkness of the night wife, Fred Bergman and wife, Charles Ugh! Where is my overcoat and This is to certify that I have used mittens. toMUdrnortWe «>*• <*c<>mc uKrsU’r. was a sufficient explanation to Intelli­ Bergman and wife. Frank Freeman Quite a windstorm followed by a your medicine, for the cure of Sciatic ctaunod to be doe and unpaid on gent minds, but rest assured we were and wife. Henry Newman and wife, Rheumatism with tienefleial results, ■aid mortgage *”d onto sccompanyins tn* mJ"' not full, John, as you led readers to Eugene Corwin and wife, Martin Chan­ rain storm passed through here Thurs­ and can recommend the same to all ifttoedsteatbi*nouee.tbesuwH dler and wife. Howard A’osner and day last. think. Orvta Wright, of Allegan Co., this persons similarly afflicted. wife and Geo. Perrirn. Unlike an external application. .It Water pitcher, mug and pair of suite, spent a few days at homo last seems to remove the disease by purify­ gloves—Arbeon Stanton and wife. ORANGEVLLLE. Died. In Carlton Oct 13th, 1886. a son ing the blood. Chair tidy—Lottie and Henry Berg­ Bespcetfuny. Died. Wednesday morning the 13th, of C. L. Warner, aged 3 months, of OEGRGK W. KENJIEDT, Mrs. Violanti Searles. She hud been an man. Six yards of bleached cotton with cholera Infantum. S-eretsry •* Jneknon EUctrtc Liat: Co. invalid for the past year, and for the Buys, the doctor says the safest way trimming — Mrs. Wm. Freeman. to carry a gun is to carry it without no®. st Ik* jurry county, past three months has te-en confined to Lamberquin—Mr. Woodruff and wife. bonx in the eiljr •* of boUtax “,r ner bed. A large circle of friends One pound of chewing tobacco—Wm. any load in it. That is the way he ' Remenheii One Tiiinci —When you Mlrblgsn.Cisl .‘““r jurry. where s*M iutno IUH<b hunts When he goes north. have occasion to buy clothing get the mourn her loss. . , , ...... Messrs. O'Donnell and Colgrovc were Freeman. The new church will be dedicated best. We dot»T mean the most expen­ bidder, uw pre"*Ka»!mlk...... One pound of chewing tolocco and greeted with a crowded house the Oct. If7th. at 10 a. in. A cordial invita­ hcrtaa......... tobacco box—Ed. Reed. sive, but that which tits nicely, is thor­ nlgnt of the I3th. Their speeches were tion to extended to all. IKS&ii-i Calico-Mrs. Ed. Reed. Mrs. J. B. Carpenter is on the sick oughly made and completely finished: not a tirade <rf abuse against other par­ One dollar—D. F. Newton ami wife. । Irons... ”1 The "T. C. & Co.," clothing Is incompar­ ties or peraow, but solid facts .present­ Fifty cents—Weed Owen and wife. । Ibt. ^t.y"tow, mH* “ h ‘ilKt rnon* ed in a concise, business-like way. able. The shape* are perfect, the seams "dXlbe-l to wd Twenty-five cents—Robert CnmpbeU. ■ I Ed. Jones is putting a drive well are strongly sewed, the buttons secure­ Geo. Coon 1ms liought the village i * Twenty-five cents—Lixzie Campbell. down on his lot. V® "J nineiicui IM Beu Cain moved last week .to the ly attached and its aapeanmee la equal property of Mrs. DuvidMason. Fifty rente—Almena Cheeney. Mrs. H. C. Turner and son John, of Tamarack where he will engage in to custom work. It la made in all grades and costs no more than any oth­ Way land, attended thfe funeral of Mrs. I Twenty-five cento—Willard .Mixer. Twmty-iive cento—Mm. J. N. Chand-: blacksmithing. -asJSSE&W — ivrat , i lu ‘ rte LR, ’ Dr. Ablxitt, of north cast Carlton, is er. Call at IL K? Grant’s and ask to see anti polatii ixata. ■ Henry Arbour will return io Orange-1 ^Twenty-fir® wots—Willie Campbell. very low, caused by a wound received some. Trade mark on every dollar. Read advertisement. vllle topost-office live. Fifty cento—C. Hszci. The war not. settled yet 1 CQOK. 4 BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Farm Wagons, Doible Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist ^fid Studding, FLOORING Suh, Do:rs C’Ax (Central las, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window aqd Door Screens. ssF(£^s.^”"w:srsi,,T!Mir is O. w. Bcoqub. 1 a.'sus. �THE DEAD CHIEF JUSTICE, BEEF BUTCHERS GO OUT. all otfwr rettjedtes without rulirf. for a INTERMENT OF SALMON P. CHASE’S REMAINS AT CINCINNATI. romer of Forty-fifth street and Center uvArmour’s packing-bouse T. B. HAXHT. mend the boycotting should jircfer to mm him elected mayor. by Smith was was working under double pmuuro Friday great mistake in chairman. mains to Music hall. Thu weather, which has been line for many days, b««un<- stormy, with rnin Wednesday night, but by the time tl>e cor­ tege began to form] the clouds had broken and a shining through the purified Sir. There was a rcsprt-tful gathering of ‘■people about the Grand Central pftNMOigw station, anxious in tingufabed dead. Ulis was formed discriminating against next step be thought would bo a boycott l/Jf? A TEXAS CATACLYSM. Wben the beef-butchers went out of the bouse of Armour & Co. Friday morning they appeared before Manager Cudahy, and by thnir spokesman announced that they did so under onlem. Mr. Cudahy replied in a brief speech, in which be said lui regretted tlwlr Murat Halstead. Swift ft Sou*. Craig ft Fleming, at Hal­ stad pmd Thirty-ninth streets, are Abe only oueanow ala&gh taring hogs. third the "Hon. AJphanso Taft, and the Hou. W. 8. Onxsbeck. The fourth, fifth, and sixth carriagwi contained roprosentativui c chanitx-r of MARINE DISASTERS. Glasgow, Oct. 10—The bark Teviotdale, which saited from Cardiff cm Tunalay, has Nineteen men, including the captain and ■nr dsowsd to feeling aid appro nriate, though not lenghty, addroo. Mr. Butterworth committee, BOIXaT O<WTttTT. emment In the capacity in which he acted Thondny. Governor Foraker, In -Iwholf of tix- whole nation, nml tiiere was many motet statu be represented. Justice Stanley Matthews al*c> paid nn doto with rapt attention. tlx- occasion being dcred by the Cincinnati | I r \ .’ College of Music, com- wtamlky matthkwh main* were conveyed to Spring drove ccmeand their children, a in thte burial ground. Sternum: W. 8. Groesbeck. Cincin­ nati; Allen O. Thurman, Columbus; Hinun Barney, New York; M. Hatetaad, Cincinnati; Whitelaw Reid, New York; Au«York; A. F. Perry, Cincinnati; W. D. Bidchan:. Dnyion; Robert D. Garrett. Bal­ timore: J amt* Monroe, Oberlin; Benjamin Harrison. Indiana; Hugh McCulloch, Balti­ more; Alphonso Taft, Cincinnati. A very large and dtettngnished audience THE GALE AT BUFFALO. Hahins !•»»• Totally Destroyed by a Itagias The Chicago vinegar woaks have bought 1,500 barreb of cider of a Ber­ rien Springs cider mill. lilood Win Tell. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers and bad sored upon the body face, or llmbe. WiU thoroughly cleanse the system and lilood of every trace of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and b well recommended by the medical profession all oyer the country. I’rfoe SI per bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear The receipts of the G. IL 3c. I. office at Mancelona for September aggregate •2DJXX). Caw'l thousands sufiering from Asthma, Cob. trv .......... > _ r.___ i._ ..m* TM.l Acker’s EngliJi Item-dyT It fit we ow prepsraliunknown fur ML Lung Troubles, gold un a poaitive guoraatoo at 10c., 60c. FKXP’k HpTCHiass. Druggist. Edward Uamm of Montague was killed by |h* t-?ra roqgatiy at Hastings, the rise of River Sabine has totally destroyed i For ,IWwis. IW Cobb’s Little I'ilb. tin- town of Sabino Paas, and sixty-five lives Half <6 ctatt & < IJH». W. II. Goodyear. ' lrli(> great awiroM of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jbnes* Red Clover Imnatra drowned. The town is twelve miles Tonic are its great blood purifying oualiti« and ita gentle aperitive action, there­ that town, with a contingent from Hint place, by removing all restraint from the Thursday started In the ikatiKr lomar with secretive organs, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, coetiveness, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick and nervous headache, .ague, malaria, und all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ and every living thing was destroyed. Many buildings were wrecked here, includ­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts ing the Catholic church. Shade trees were it With relish. Price fifty cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. blown down and much damage done to farm The stock of salt is so large that the buildings and stock. salt-blocks at East Tawas have shut • the storm in Piaquemiiui parish alone is ««ti- down. Itch, of every kind cured In 30 min­ tion nt Eadspwt hod to bike refuge in the utes by WooifortTn Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold b^ Frederick Hotchkbe, druggists. seventeen being drowned. Tlw remaining nine were rescued by a lifeboat The Three Rivers Canning factory has put up 300.000 cans of corh this DuMUX, OcL Itk—The bark Bella Wert bnd reliable Medicinal are the best KJ VAX to depend upon. Acker’s Blood EL Lxir hu been prescribed for years f»r all impurl lice of the Blood. In every form of Scrof­ ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diaeoaos, it la invaluable. For Rheumatism, hoi no equal. Fkxu'k Hotciikim. DfuntstA home at Cadillac has the scarlet fever. If local physicians are not mis­ taken. under tiiain* have come from Washington, Tbe united Democratic vote in this city outi numbers by some50,0X1 the full Republican vote, but It fa every way desirable that the Ib-jHibliean party, with n candidate of iitewl excellence, should put forth its full strength this fall. And if sums further incentive fa demanded it may be added that the candidacy of Henry’ George brings mb: the content an element of doubt which makna Mr. Roose- make Theodore Roosevelt tiic next mayor ol nJ Cough Cure, and in a very abort time was entirely well. The three fruit dryers at employ 65 persons and evaporate busneui of apples a dayWould you Brucv«,It? We »r. and giving a new lease of life, rnce W. Soldby W. H. Goodyear. FOR S5 CENTS get Kamp’s Liv« 1411s for Torpid Liver, for Cm»tlpation. for tho Complexion. W. H. Go«i>ykail To-night and to-morrow night, and at al! times call on us for Kemp « 1 Lie Suppositories*. The new treatment for pilm. l*rice K) cents j<er box. W. II. euro a compromise, Under the arrangei t, fa u,h ean tr^y Wri­ -? the Theodore Roowvwlt toi rived Thursday morning at ft o'clock over the Cincinnati, Washington ft Baltimore rail- IOO Doses CHtAROSCUftO- ANOTHER NOMINATION. i»own witn ah Hana.. Br. ioHKH. N. F., Oct. 16.—A diepatch from Tilt Coro status ttait a ffahing vrmcl with all band* was lost at Cape John on Donough, Mim Jack McDonough, Bonnie Fo­ ley, Mr*. Columbus Martel and chiklrm,Mre. Poowroy and three children. Mr*. George Pomeroy and child, Mnt Mulligan and four children, Mr. Von Duay and thn« cbikbro. “Fbr economy and romfort m, Uv. mm. c. Baxwrrxu “Hood’, Sareanarilta .. 3al<1’ reparation I «m hwd a/. : rtM~.uu.u-h™.,BciiftAUD, North amt, N. Y. tai ■ Th.7 shout km again »be appw». But 11m- look rw: her b-auU!u! face It Is redder than thought or than song— When it comm to “news," the Ixmdon newspatier fa nuwhcnt The Couricr-Jwrtutl mid The Loufavillo Evening Times publish more lie u — • — • — —— — ----- -• Tbfa exclusion of the United Htatiw n* a topic ‘ having any’ roureru fvr Eurofusms fa done on a rn-stem. which fa shown completion..) y in raw* of public diavnier or srasvlal, which are dolly chronicled, with all posdbte exaggvrati<m. , News Items In tho London journals, like - One Dollar Hoods BarMparllta cure* wrtfmrheum, an humor*, boll,. ptmpk<. blllty, dyspcph’A, Ullamuv<», ,h-g licaiUdie. catarrh, rtieumothm, kkinej «4 11W^. plaints, and alt aftrctloni etu^i i-,™-bluodorlowCondltb.noft!'rnZ;T£T ■ l ™ —mum .uh for over a vrar hail lu-.. .... . rifia, and eonaidtr ruyorif rohrtly C. E. Lovuor, towell, Mom. ‘ ••Hood’. Banapartlta dM tae ax. ammmtofgood. My whole sy.p-n, built up and strengtbem-d, ir.y dlgction 1mproved, and my head relieved nf th* i-,, (,t! Ing. I consider It the’ben ne-dktae 1 fa»ro ever uaed, and should »,t ktww l ow to<10 witboat H." Maf.v L. Feblk. ffaletn. v»,K Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all dra^lvts. 81; tlx V-'.\ Mado • only by G L JluOD ft CO., Lowril, Mms FOO Doses One Dollar. redence according to rank and title. RumsIo, bring an enijurc, < onws first ; then Austria, another empire; tlten Germany, aixAlter; then Framv, ox empire mid preaumptivn candidate for royalty; and then Turkey, Egypt and Kp*in.‘ By the tinw the United States is and s-x-lng the princes of the church kiwmg ti- pope's toe, wondered, with some anxiety, what part'.f the pultifical Ixxly a jox-monk would bo renuirv-1 to solute. Indu’d, the pn» ATHLOPHOROS lug a lord and loving a lord. It has nothing (or the untitled Anirncaji but a cold potato —Henry Wottqnran tn CourierJournal. It fa not long since Hehn Hunt Jackson, talking to Mbs Hrim Bartlett, who has just hail her new play iuvepted by Lawrynco Barrett, said: “Elia Wheder-who fa Ella WbeeterI I never beard of her." Hrirn Hunt wax then known only to the few—tboeu who apprwiated a ectedarly ami delicate style and nubj.-cte fit fur tlx' contemplation of a cultit eted reader. Kite Wheeler wan the rvcipwtii <>f mure tetters than she could find Aik yeur dranrut for AtMoohoros. if roa ea^srt ItofhteiwvwtUMml tredpt cd rwrutar ; do>-Si.OO i« b.tUv ». P"*llrEa roc »«* l» torn* ytmrdnmri.t. L.-. • b* hamm It do 1>:S b» t-niuital to try • = c.au» tian. br..\c-:-T ,t roar tn«u n. u But In oplte of the worm eonliafity which ilbiting'-iiubtw her die can rewent on tiwult quickly and wittily. For cxAinpk: young man unflinchlngly. then sbv said: “His experience ha* differed from mine. He left no imprtwiion upon my mind wlmtevcr," tin: of the laundering nokl McReynolds, Mia, Maluila Chandlers, two Shaw children. Hover King and hte wife Ctor. Chicago Tribune. The beat on earth, can jtruly be aald and child, Mrs. Whiting, John Wlteun, child of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is of Capt Stewart Beadhokt, Tex., Oct 18.—Il Is estimated sure, stile and speedy cure for euta, "Talk alcut reporteni not bring truthful bruises, scalds, burns,' wounds and nil ITrmBViu, Oct 16.—Ail details have bulb completed ami tin* claimant* to Hariom the disaster at Johnson's Bayou, Sabine Pan, other sores. We positively cure piles, commons in New York will fite a stupendous and Taylor’* Bayou that the death list will tetter and all skin eruptions. Trv this an occurrence In Now York city, "I think bill In equity within ton days. The value of amount to 280. Eighty-five hoiks haVc been wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Gnlv 25 cents. the irtivl fa {.'XotiOJM.iu, and then’ are 1,400 ' claititabte fnira every state in the Union and recovered and buried at Johnson's Bayou, Sold by h. Hotchkiss. from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. A flfly-four at Sabine Paaa, and about seventy The Grand Ila pitta Catholic dluceae ere on tbo papers in New York city tu^l they cumprenifan of VO per evsit. is expected. has collected SIJMiC for Charleston are all perfect gentlemen, f hare &*vcr l>oeu sufferers. . mfarvprvwi’uted during nil the y<ara Hint I of nerex are still submerged, rendering the Dr. Jackson’s penetrating liniment haw bren r.npiaintcd with tww'pcjeni and curea sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, burns, Mmrotie dfaattar are now making tbrir op- I Bt jnhnson'J Bayou. It fa thought thal rheumatism, etc., etc. Good for man break fititii with me. Whenever they Imre or beast. For sale by W. II. G<wxly«ir. ivonuaed tu return a mannw rijit or omit any­ ;>onwfl'. JiMig.’ Hagvr’i. tuxly waa found .i__ । i..„ ,__ _____ _ thing they have invnriaby done just as they about tfitw mil*- below whore th<« oxploalim No better place in Michigan for a said they would da That there ore mistakes ueeumxt, and brought hero Saturday night. flrst-clasa roller flouring mill than Paw in tn-vr^mjMTs I nln willing ti> admit, but I Bunday night at dork the bodta* of Wiliimn Paw. am not willing to admit that they were made CONGREGATIONALISTS IN COUNCIL. O’Brirtt, flmt engineer, and two rouotaboute William Golden was ruh over by the purpowly. were caught at Mocuudn Sprmga by Daniel "Tin- trouble with mart men fa that they Webster, of Wllbudfa. Monday Mac Huglxw, cars at St. Ignace Tuesday and killed. are constantly trying to keep something buck in Mtaty Vsanu r Instead of bring perfectly oj>eu. frank and Mrs. Wheeler and one other that could not CHTCACXI, Ort. 18. —The third day of the wioi A*m°,J-£lllnr 01 DIlrtOLTTiGN GFCDRARTNKKMHI- The KnoxtflKTrnm.. free. Thin th.- rqiortem invariably dtecover be identified. George Davidson, the carpen­ triennial conclnvi< of the Congregational write*: -My family and I are bcnrOelxrle* of eoMTUrersidp heretofore .exfattnr between ter, died in the hospital on Saturday night church was drvoted to the rending of re­ vour mo*t excellent medicine, Dr. Kina’s New and they wifi invariably find out vrtint that i Biiteard Doyle and John C. Cole, under the finn The rent of the survivors uro improving ports upon home mintlonary work and other pixenven- for co .tramptloii; having found It to somctliFig fa. Moi*, of the mfatakre nod nu»- uatacof Dujlv & role, ha* ta en ibt» d** ■•••'■ t»v al) that you claim for It, desire to tretlfy lu solved by mutual consent. Richard Do) tei-.ji tinslowly. ■ matters jertaining to the organisation and ‘‘VL'rt’”’. Mr frlrtKfa tu whom I hare rXA rvprrecntatlons rattik*. in roperta are mfatakre uirw the bu*lnc». who aasunn-. all ItaMbt!. < that'can almost always l» charged up to of me arm und to whom all: MCteiirts due 111c mtafihalimcnt of the chureh. Regarding Hock River Conference. Dr. King * New Discoverv for Coiisutnutloii la firm arc tube paid. cure Cooxh*. Col*., Bronrbiti" RICflAUU D«*it.E. A«tl>ma. ronp and eyen' eflretwui of Thro.it JORNC. Cth-E. ‘'H*’- TrlaJ I’rre at W. H, Hatting*. Mich., Hept. St. l*«i. and all the tipptdntmenta made. The total were {526,(1)0. Hie mfaMionartes in tin anno <Goodyear *•■dntx itore. I ante 8fc» *!.<». period have increasud from 170 to 1,600. m-iiit-rslup of the conference wnx stated at Eekford claims a walnut tree bearing mil* NARM FOR MALE.- One ,f th- b<-A L.r.. • h> S7.71H; cfaurchm, 2»l, valued at *2,413,814; There are 2,500 aelf-supporting churches and that ba* been planted five years, 1 ’ In Carlton township, of one t.nn<i.-v.l .i-res 3,000 attatiims occupied—the work of tla> mbmen camo to this citv with a patent kst about an acre* UMter good niitltaUo... debtednwm on church property, fl'W.ftti «'« fragrant They toolt tho abui’utu meararraw’iit of the het»o and barn, abo corn barti gr’.: . -'? ■ ■ r'’? l'1'w- foot anti modeled tbo last after timt. So j>crThere are 818 Bunday schools, with nearly maun iu:d Slav* tins been gratifymgly sue KoSShE** orchard.all cltolee trull. «<*«» w«t*r in *•. । >.i>t remful. feet was it to l» tint any Khoemakcr coukl, creek, tuaar biuih of trw-c. Fur lurtb-f V ’; On the subject of tniubderial standing a tteutar* impilre at raj rc*l<le»r.- H n ' ’’ •* S S 1 ' 11 ? wln Itnmedtatehrelieve l»y using it. make a I kkb or shoe which would tniodiHM Were *£5,1411, mid for ministerial Hasting* . run bpM^IL (teodyUronc,"‘uresolution was offered which was to tlx, effect be a perfect fit. They asked »3 a pair (or su|>port C17JW3. Thu presiding ciders ap­ that the posMge hi to the Congregational minthem. One of thc_victims, talking with n pointed were ns follows: Joliet district, N. FOR DYSI’KIHIA and IJve.r Complaint vou representative of tills ]«per yesterday, said: H. Axtell; Chicago, Q <G. Tnusloll; Dixon, recognition by tlse sisterhood of cburclies; wara.ly a bv.dn.-w man in ti»c eity mImj did port, W. C- Willing; Bockford, G. R. Van- that minfatrrial standfctg should be lodged tn a local areociatiou of churches; timt install­ not give them hh onier. Tbey arrived in ing councils and councils of reognituni due time, a vholu carload of them, ria Adana should bo encouraged, and tiiat tiw> diatinccSSSSSSgffi’ ’””*w '*“» e*i» ctent nuufe the following np[njlntmenta should bo dropjxd. wretoiaftar I thought. I ttmdad a pair of oboes TtMwlay: j William L. Maginnfa of Ohio, to and took them down to my ihortmkcr. U.. be chief justice of the su|mmn court of the comnwaewi tolaugh m wxmaa berewmc, territory uf Wyoming; William I). Cochami, jxdntlnr to a largv pik. uf taste un tta. F at Concur*, N. H.; Daniel J. Kullivan of fishing a bona’ for aged minister* of the Con­ gregational church. Ihwuasiau of die question of ministerial standing continued until wljourmneut blood, re.wties every part of tin- svst.m U-mhl agvucy in Idaho terr1- AS A MATTER OF COURSE. muni of dwellings were many smiths fan into. Chicago. Oct 13.—A territdo a.ridont, night and took therefrom Henry Wildman, roiling-mill* of the North Chicago company of the repair-obM. fell straight in while tire New Yow. Oct IL-Tuenday night at tbs Don't do ft It data �.-^iCY CALDBWOOD. A CHAT WITH AN ACTOR. '.ho doubts and I**™ of the doctor and ag<«y, and aay that aba did not dia ***, fatrtl. **'■‘1 nlthlnaronrcnient Though 1 had eschewed ***Va«rtata «“•"» 1 n*t to**!' * {x nmirintanial situations in -»•'r "0,er 1 *tdl retpalned 'I'vlnot come yet. and . ... : .. r hrr MllU-wbai. I T HOW FRENCH ANO CKSMAN PLAy. HOUSES TURN OUT PLAYERS. rwiiK *> ity, a little urchin ,fad •«*“»’ to buy a copy. I -taking my bead ] was gla«l to capita- uyg»l Ffrtfa*" n [Kjeoltln* the first w nnb the attend. dfacovercti nny, more than sorry, deeply grieved, tor w hat vnu tiMv„ m. w..—^1 1- 2 — _ ._ * But who would not to inquire bow she was i I looked in now. . I l a! lu-ver in tny life or<ti a ■..Inre. awl I cunftwmy ,.n■«*»»:" :• I- ,‘c<1 1 ■•'wniwu. iv, cur ’TXxub "*“** u,An ■ir'lin<rX,nU”S^ltSb-.<d rn - -i-Merahly to tlwl so ■f!' ,H 1 unt "‘ruP,e t-ftorurb a method of inJLds-sldt th- bWul god Of niatri ; .>uf«nni opprarancre ,Jq. 4-wcnird fnir and square enough. r*’far M»iya’-' '•■t* a,i iwu’dacime and I found t]cj-C,iinu>-fa- rtriujei’ Itoxyhtd/ is mA1' artieleen- 1'facing* the paper . •ul.l it Imppon to be ‘■•rwood -from over tho • t!>' rITrct of reading - r. Anyhow, just then ■-.■ftier, than ever. It. wn« ta the dark days <>f reWlion. at the time tbo MuM>n and Slidell affair thnwtane<l to «nd England's *ir v«wvh to the ports of T.Km ITnit.Ml <LI. ___ _ . inFhrtWarrvn and Prreident’Lincoln and his cabinet were conridcmbly perplexed to England. William B. Wlfaon, a Jinrnrimrj cxpwlitkm, and I1/JSoy.onoof tta first Morse tdogmph opera- miaryaliL May I----- r :i, Mi-i, Ctddrrwuod,’’ I mite, you know. 1 have such a - ->t < hatting al<out tea rstujn a' *hk-h time, by ;-rtuaA>veart* by. which .— pw. betpla. man, ,:rii.uung a tidy little Hurt horrid Matri- or [ >.;ti,y<rely hojed w>t. a* formerly hi, fol- *lourtt»; <d taino 1 dully r which I iind pre• ..bl. I ruu leap my mind . :iwn» ■ ? finr vt a juke V forth, itho n>ul>l tell I partinent of the Punnsylvania railroad at Kcn-ungton. Phlla/l-iphin. was <m duty at the White Hixxae, doing President Lincoln's private work. Ona evening Mr. Lincoln took a Mwt by Mr. WiIson's chair ami, os was hb custom, iiad tho ojsjrator comx-ct with the bcadquartetn of JJffervnt genera**, that thus engaged tho Mason and Slkkfll affair. Several times Lln-ohi interrupted him an-.l endeavored to change the subject, bqt over}* time Seward relumed to tta charge and tri-d to finish what be bad to aay. Finally Lincoln laid hb hand latter could not mistake: “My dear Mr. Sec­ retary, let us talk of jomothing that will in­ terval our young friend het-e," pointing to Wilson. “He *’-m» to bo looramn® and wn ought to keep him company.” Seward un­ derstood. He was spitting out Mate seen-ts that Mr. Lincoln didn't want Mr. IVifann nor Then Lin-.-oln told u story and Wilson pnv-nded that lx, hadn’t heard a word Seward had said. But he had, juxt the some.—Hnr rfaburg Telegraph. Work of a Telegraph Operator. . ttay were allowed any vacation. The reply not surprised at tin- recent effort to dimini-ii -in-* afiiulmrvL Ho j <xc. '• nuinisfrne. All the ii- men, and J never .fried ci -utiMled that if the tbealdro.' Intwoifc l«« '■d," a- f i mwdadiort nede to .tr i awaited nwalu iw lack come n reply in a '-•* !.*ith“uL . i!*.X.tSX •I I •! •*•*,» *' -mH l-. 'v anmitoHn- . i p, * ■’ .u ita ^-^ MA . . . . • . tbase engaged in telegraphy can form any idea of the intense application required or of that inrewmnt manipulation which so often nwnlto in paralysfa. Ojierntor" formerly re­ ceived from 4100 to <130 per month, itotnow WO to 870 fa calk'd good pay, and in the counvery encouraging when wo consider that often a man fa warn out before reaching mid। die life. On further inodiry I horned that j tl»c number of this useful but ill paid cfam is I qnlrod to l-oth revive- ami «md by w, only .'»» «- “^."•2 ..ts na.'on »-.-l tor this rsqulmnent fa found ... in -tta fart tbat tl«' n-Sbtore often get out of aider. . tuMl «* wcdl rtacatod «w b far more mural® Itaa taj l» Ctad.n nati null Enatlircr. Enquirer. luamcan* of klcnti- .’ardly. You may hare noticed tta picture* in *unc • I • arrived. «xl,punctual of the newvpniKW reprewnUng swert-fn-c l , - ■ ■ I found luvwdf nt the .I girfa |a cfrt-,j,. Muuns nuiwr.as mwh .. in nobby bathing miu. Fuitaj-amcr.ng around i -d roumL but I rouild । pictures arc frawta. In I un,. not -urjirised, for I ;I tta first • -• •—• * ‘ ~ ’-a“ ,r place the — sweet-faced girls, if any conn- to earn to M-noraorv, get their ; tho , nwufaw, don! i ccm-t' io u» ** t‘*?d '?.,uW “* , hair hair wrt wri aiul ana slxrw sixrw ttair toair forms furuw to the public “ * "" ..^Wrtbta. My expo- (Jovolll padding. In-tta -------- -------devoid of of bustles bustles and anti padding. next i”,t 11 1 plaw,t taki, the lumd*>im*t girl in theomutry t tw< nty minutee. when ~ . ... *•..». __ ___ niy n>inuu«s wuen : and nnj put ,,ut hvr twr into mu, n B bathing mining outfit, outm, no w mattu. .... h ___ ___ i...... _.wl she «K.< will remind • proeching. They | . j, made up. and iuU wcn» both closely rotifar fnrBWfn moreut offtaslouch slouchthan thanun unangel angel With With i__ face, t____her i— hair i,~ir twfatod up un " “* I «M» Q.,, nov.'.-r off her i nrralnod for n cot>|»le ' •> when, I stood I gnvc a .•..u.mtoQ. Tomyto-J i-imttoitt .-...ng n» t Hi.-ir■ tber ~~ U<n fn mitiuteH. minutex, and no uaTcii. -nitng lock Imt the two f<«n»alm • -usly ptwed. They were still 'iv. After all 1 thought sbe . and anxious, perhaps, ■ -ak the. ice.” This time, • ■ J r-. upr I (vmgbed as before, ■fbl I heart! a sujiprewml giggiei ■ a> 111 n kixu—, . —--...... — — -- burtlu hung up on a peg—hip jwt« left behind, amllMTabort akirta showing a P-dr ** “u rtockings, whai can you expect 1 It I were -------- I don't prea young girl, whk-h „„ tad Si-da a nurt> of a smne „ to te. be, »»Hr and if 1 b«d __________ young manwhl. at the wtuhore, which I can . Djy I have, I'd uevif app.*r before hlm ,n ® batJ,‘ Ing suit until be was no pledged to matrimony that be couldn't pombly go l-ck «m mo when be came to sro nretrue shape.- M- <?uad• Atlantic City L<«r in Detroit Ftvw Fnwu B*eepii>K ------- The London UnM, referring tottad-ito of Mr. Maas, tta well-known taw, calls at­ •!> eping in a | tention to tta psrfl <rfIbbp3 honor.. m, u.t.nUon, *• ■■”“*Iramt_ n> ntMiijip to km iv . __ ..„>,uhnr ta-ro been lured under .forth *»ttrt>: - ‘ num in phy-ical cuntert of that ■ • ’ 1 ;-iimd on’thvn rapidly.' Just ' ■ t'-curred whk-h brought the «tn uh abrupt and dfautrous end. 8ud- tain mdrture.—L-alical Journal dmhf in.-m tripped ngahitt a stone, “ ' ! cry and fall h -vily to the .luat arv ----( jj-nuto afterward I was bending Xn Fide it fa not bard to write funny No, Eide, H w jo u to procure T» i ii ■’ " Ua:* girL Sb4’ quitc ,tHL ' then «t down • inf.'uu -h.) wua stunned and prrfoctly p^aj-bc Jt q.J 'd' 1 tnew xhu might be desuL a ptm, rome f aper und tn • .. ----“P- »«mw soaomgDBT £*■/■11 ',1T •■’«> ! ttVHklrt her features. Good It wan Nancy CuMcrwoal! lift, *•*,w tlrae to waste in wundannent. b”f, "I* bnjdcrly in my arms and bida '>>■• utb.;r girt follow, I set ofWiouseward ,,.luwcJw bufdwl ,A«» x almost fie*. » dfan time t thoB^Dd cos&i^iDK Mr JuphAR1 °ur anit’iti'W young American tte•b,,rt '■'■oren of training on the German or French stage,’- te wns „ S“ *tot U”lr "*-^»-tartali7 * "S"=" «■ U» tata Ot . "tavUta. .boy, u,. . „UUtJ . Htauur J-.™, .Xu^rXT SLTISST'™ TTJ-.re*-. H-» —»-«««> lUKMutca mumc> ROte that a western steamlioat mate loam out on a negro deckhan.L Likely enough be will have to repeat one lino fifty times, while a| every rcpcUfin-uhe stage manager or author M” ta ta-Iptau. tataW that te u a driveling faliot and ought to te at work on tho streets. 1 !>avn wn even as old a man ax Coqurlin or B.irdou put an nrtnr through one piece of Ixi'iM. for an hour, all the time stamping up and down the stage and turning tta air blue with French nrvfacif and abuso. Of course, that sort of thing » pretty rough on a young man with delicato tradings, tat he gets u.wd to it after awhile, or dies, qr gives up tta stage. That fa tta way they mako>reat adtors-by padent, p.-rafatont, laborioiM training in tta minutest details, un­ til tte dramatic picture is us j«rfrctly and dcllcatoly wrought out in every light and shallow os a Mciwonier. And it fa tte lack of that sort of incessant and jvdmtaking pol­ ishing -that aflbeta tte American stage wilh young jiensms with good natural ability who are not capable actor*. • The Germans and the French have the best actors In tte world—the Germans In tragedy, tho French in comedy Tte Germans, as a rule, arc not |Mrtic-ula.riy sneroaful t» corx>dians, and tta French are woeful in tragedy. Seward bad evidently been dining. Ing’room and noticing tho effect of pro- I'anted. ” The The Best Machine of its Kind Made. tragedy through tho new, as tho English dis­ covered to tbvfr disgust when they hcanl Mirvy Bcnibanlt in Mnc-tx-th. In tlicir own f:eli£ however, they are ext-inplan. The Eng­ lish stage, too, fa tilled with peeplo who have gone through just the kind of rigorou.*. train­ ing I spoke of a moment ago, and arc ronq>otent acton. New of these countries fa any better supplied with dramatic ability ia tho crude than weave. But their acting, as a rule, fa superior to anything we poswm - Tho Birdsell, from 1.83U pounds of straw, threshed 87 pounds of seed, mixed “>d Constipation; sold 6n ■ with a large quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds of straw, threshed poritivo guarantee at 25 and 50 cento, by 48« pounds of seed, mixed with a lees quantity of chaff. The time occupied tn threabing by the Victor was eight minutes less than that occupied by the Bird­ Fkkd'k Botchku®. Dniagiat, sell. 1- rom the straw of the Victor the Birdsell rethrtshed two pounds of seed; Another caar of amall pox In Detroit. from the straw of the Birdsell the Victor rethieehed eight pounds of seed. The BrwcwUp. time occupied by the Victor in this re-threshing was seven minutes less than that occupied by the Birdsell. Signed by the committee: E. Bixby, Chairman. La Grange, Indiana; J. H; Gardneb, Secretary, Jas. Richards, Morden Satan, ’Samuel Frankish, Chas. • Franldab. Centerville, Mich.; L. M. Woodworth, Jas. Clugston, Arad Lampton, wm. ti Rtimnlate you for an tour, and tniui lesv« J-E. Houk, La Grange, Indiana. you In worac roudMIon than before Wtat vnu ~l U im jmeuu. >£> .IUwSn.S; blood. »tart healthy action of Uw and KldWe have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barry and Kite renewed fine 11 huch a "fflielne you win County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. tie nt w. H. Goodyear'* drug alorr. • Respectfully, Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakens the system, and wo all know that the termination of this dungorous practice is a consumptive’s grave. Don't take the chances, when a flfuy cent taitUe of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will safely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold on throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family MESSER BROS. CLOTHING AT COST! As I am not going to keep Three inches of snow fell recently at Fetmkey. Motliere! mothers] mothers! Why will you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms When a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costs but 25 cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. Kent county poor bouxe contains »paupers. , THE KEV. OW». H. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind. says: “Both mwlf and wife owe our lives loSHll.OHU CONHUMW10N CUBEF Sold by W. H. Goodjcar. Suits of Wy Made Clotting In stock. I offer my entire stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s ARKYOU MADE miserable by indigestion, constipation. Dinlness. Los* of ApiwUte, Yel; low Skin? Klilioh's VltolUer fa u positive cure, are quicker to appreciate good points, sold by W. H. Goodyear. particulaily in comely, liul the English nuWHY will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will danu-cs are more loyal and faithful to tlx.-ir give Immediate relief. Price 10c., SOcto. and II. faroribw Here the people have so many Sold by W. H. Goodyear. otter things to think of that ’they forget the The assortment is good and those coming early will find SHILOH’S Catarrh remedy fa ic poeltlve nctor who has itlcaad Item Uw minutes after c«re for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker some excellent bargains. I shall continue to keep a^good line ttey have left the theatre. Tterw they never Mouth. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. of single • forget him. 1 have seen Imlf n dozen micShow came before frost this year/at Benton ce«KS on the stage in this cvintry that were Harbor. the rag" uf the moment and! quickly poawd into otdivioo. Any <w of them would have An old plivKlclaii. retired from proc’lre. having made it* creator a penm«n«tlt>- great man on hiu! placwllii Id* hands by an East India ml»•Innary tlir formula of »simple nqtetabie re­ the English stag,-. “It fa a rurioii* thing—thfa study of audi- medy tor the KjH-edy and permanent eure of /■ ■ eii'XJL There fa aliiKMt an much difference all- throat mid Lung Atleeliomi. nfana positive Which will be sold at prices to suit the times. Shal com­ and radical euro tor Nervous Debility and all C«iin|4a1nto, after having Seated it« night and tlie next ns there would Ik- if one Nervous wonderful curative jiowcrs In thousand* of mence receiving Fall and Winter Stock of Goods this veek, w-ro compos'd of college proCnwrs and the caws, has felt It hl» duty to make it known to and invite an inspection, of goods and prices. other of Esquimaux. One night your audi­ hfa auficring fellow*. Actuated bv this motive ence b dull, languid. «k>w to notice g's*l and a de«ire to relieve human suffering. I will Prairieville Sept. 20, 1SS6. send free ol ehargejo all who dealre It, thfa points, tardy in a|iplauic in "pile of all you recipe, in flermaii. French or English, with full can do. The iwlt night it fa <Mgvr, attentive, dliWUon* for preparing and using. Sent /by quick to notice everything, ready ami apprc- ^“Ad^'?rfrXiM£'HtB.“ dative.- Every ••xp'rientvd actor lias noticed ter, N. Y. thfa again and again. I believe that the ni••100 dawn one dollar” fa true only of Uood'a nxeqCi-nc ■xiiwlition fa aix-ountable for ttesj Nanapillla, and It fa an unanswerable argunwut things. On a cool night, wilh a fine bracing m to strength and economy. WEATHERLY’S air, you ran do nlnxet anything with your audience*. Another thing. p*rbn|M, is to get a wave <>( magi»ttm u»I good freiing started » r*r. >nd will tax* !•» oral as tb<- plav H-gtna 1 know that the differ­ ence cannot be in tho different rondidons of Propa., Grand Bsplda, Mien. the actore thenwivew SUITS COST. Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats, Rheumatism Can be Cured Magnetism—uiagnc-tbm and liard work. Of cuoree, a man musn’t J* * f»*’l. That being granted, the other things are bound to bring him »mta niwure uf succow tn time. -Of rounw tte todn-t of the suci-m of tte gnut creation of th--rim?- fa tteir nwin--* to human nature and tteir appeal to human interert. (.'onw-ju -ntly. wten n:i ambluwn and thoughtful actur gem a |>art to crentc. te irnmcdtatoly tiiink» ...........over tte mental photo- will 111 tte eno.' he makre hfa stage creat ion a clree copy-in every <Mall of tte hrmg i.1-1. Whmlphjraditeokl !taro<i «•> ion Koraance’ 1 tad <pmtantly in mtod my old gnuulfatter. Wten I play Prinro Karl I toVveL'on- w tte image of a student fr-ud of mine In Germany. E'W l«rt I have cvt . played with any surcvm has ta<ro nateted after sown one I have ■■••nor known, or a combination, jwhaps, <»f two jjeremw Timi sort of thing h llot nK’ro ndmiiTy, oitber. It i« tte trumt kind of bolding up to nature her own image.” . An Ideal Kammer Hotel. "If I were planning a rummer hotel, obarrred a somewhat cynical but most oteerv ‘grnttaman, «« rt« under .Ifacuraion, “I won d give nqwddlate rentions to opportaniure for flirtations. TbCT-o should bo no and of windows and nooks eurtaln-d off. wnall balconl* mxl ctuhi«>r'd and all adapted to HO more. This ahaikl b<’ «* voung man and ovwy XXr ««u k»«*“ «■»" “■"J wouMimmrettetraciccmof bouw. Tte ol'l gimtl-snan'a remark" were received • k more hist • hut, in joint of fact, it may g te rou^w^they ’worenolun^i-ki a nretty suifatantial foundation of fnct In XtalTtb prwyv. ta i. >ta «bo ■tarita tta etal™ •* •««*» f" Florida Herald. mur resort. __________— “ ■ AATADPU VzA I Arvrvn REMEDY. St2®?a?i£SK3ESii» The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. Pieston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the business at tho old stand under the firm name of HOGLE & COOK Hibtard't Kheunute Syrup fa i«l »P bmtta, and fa sold bv dragltfal* acnev»Hy riU I-**-** JIHKUMATIC SYKt’P CO, Itt'jjlNlrwticn Nolle®. To the qualiffral Hector* of the several ward* of ‘^ireVtarcto-'Xn that the aldermen of tta M-vrr»l wards nt the clly of liuetlus». actlni: nna Hoard of Ifacfairatlon. under and by virtue of nn act ciitltlraT -‘an art further to preserve Uhe imrit) of tledlonsMxl toauard nc..iurt the We will do all in our power to hold the trade already estab lished and largely increase the number of customers by selling good goods at a small margin. CoroR el nd See TTs. HOGLE & COOK, of riecton*" approved Feb y nth, iitzi, ifa > 1“ «< —I™ Central House Block. entlth-d to use the rlnctl*® fnuiclU.M? umlrrartlcli'T, 4?l Ion op® fl J, of ti>«- CotiNtltuHun of Ufa State «f Ml hliroti. ">>»» reefater taerctnry of Board of Kmhtrailon, Attest: FKA-vK KTKfmiNH. Kewler. TO ADVERTISERS. WO ram otter no baOcy ™'*a'!’"‘‘J *V -Zk>. r. tn the cooking. MICHIGAN New Grocery Firm! wwUilv three things which »ecm to tteir voting under said a«A. HfxjlJ5, ^^Tfrivnloui whk-h count most heavily.—. Chairman of Bow^.°,AIl^^2^on' - 1ml,v n.-wsnaper. B » printed every * m.- auro nnws, ami gi«a Umnuro-ry Highway iy Read the report of|the trial as given beiow, and se« If it i* not what we By'. or It durtn< .M„„;tUcL 1 cm. cheerful- claim for IL 10 the tomediate <md conUDutx. relief obtained by its use. I It to those suffer­ ing rtoii: this or or kindred complaints. —Jlev. II. A. Smith, Clinton, WIs. La Grange. La Grange Co., Ind, May 25tji, 1880. NfP°rt of joint committee by the «gricu)tural aocieUtti of St. Jowpb county, Great Indian Blood Purifier Michigan, and La Grange county, Indiana, to test the relative merits of the Vic­ The Cherokee at W. H. Goodyear's. tor Clover Huller, of Haw-ratown, Maryland, and of the Birdsell Monitor, Junior ..A F®U,D® remedy is Hill's Pewltas Clover Huller. of South Bend. Indiana. Gough byrup, made from the beat of the St' Jo*^Ph county, Michigan. Kair, held as Centreville, on way °{ ^ay. 1880, an agreement was entered into by the representatives stock. No cure.no pay. W. H. Good­ ,lnC of the different machines to have a trial of their merits at the La Grange < ounty year,. r air. on Thursday. May 27.1880, a joint committee was formed, consisting of Not a mlnfater al Ontonagan. 1 'rcu n‘ ea<^ of 03,5 two counU™' and held such trial this day. ’ Hill's Peerless Worm Specific is The committee in pursuance of tho agreement, secured two two-horse loads of pleasant to take und no child will re­ c*°y®r-had been stacked two winters, and brought them on the grounds, fuse IL No cure, no pay. W. H. and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thresh the Goodyear. had been run through the other machine, according to agreement. At the conclusion of the trial tho committee, after due deliberation, unanires U«tsdeC fBVOr of th® ^ctor f°r rapidity and excellency of work in all Report of Committee. atah- <L‘Mun, ------------ ------ •••—UK* twi­ light shwlows deepened we sat and amvorsed. All at once she said: f **1 wont you to aimm- me a qmwtim. Whv did you invest in that paper I 7 “Will you permit mo before answering to ask you a qmotion r I rrepondrt. “Certainly." “Bore that advertisement still hold goodF 1 drew a little closer as I said it and took her bands in mine. Then, as I bent down and klssrvl her upturned li|« idx* munuurrd “yew ■ and I know that my Webrcca had coma—Hal dd nrnan in . .. ,^,1 i.. Victor Clover Huller, U ru“«fa* 1 »“Warred ““ ld portion noticed the pa;«- on tlie tabfe. rtroek heronddu, t^7Zt£ ? 1°^ «d bow X finally inserted the advcrtiartnctit in the pojer, thinking it would draw mt away, aivl thought THE CELEBRATED The prospect* favor 1.W0 students at the university of Michigan this year. H»y Fwver. 8?veral yuare 1 have suffered p"1‘O“I return, ul b«? aS;.,ii*2l’w||“ Co™n * Man»fic|d\ta lm ’ ■•,h’ "ar, I thuuglrtrwhs; I thought, I will u-11 mo* Ou is Pra»oin>«d., SSfi.7 hJL c“.7 ,or '»■ ■>•»•< llArUn. ei-Vta Chnncellor, Louisville, Ky. s’^SZJStSS‘JS^. o IVYK1UP GUIDE to Notice fa hereby given, that the toHowimr dre Mrltw-d Primary School baud. Mtuate tn SamCo.. forfaited tor non-imytneiil of Interert. will be offered tor sale at t'utdfr auction M Uda office cm the ilth day of Noremter, A. D. imr., at MIN'OK 8. NKWKLL. �The Hastings Banner. FewQuestionsAsked Citizens of Hastings and Vicinity. making in lying about republican can- can stateemea. That which improves tho home market benefits the farmer. That which injures hte home market Harttnob. Mich., October. 21 1886, causes him to suffer. l*rotccllon to American industries diversifies Ameri­ ca's interest—makes it possible for American citizens to seek and enter varied occupations. That is one ad­ vantage. Another advantage. Pro­ Republican Nominations. tection enables American manufac­ STATS TICKXT. turers to pay better wages than they could under free trade. The American 1X1NALD, of Delta. For Secretary of Stale—GILBERT IL O«- laborer, as he gets better pay because ^FwRtaU TYttUUirvr. GEORGE U MALTE, Of of protection, ta enabled to buy more of AlK?AtM»tarOeuen»l-HKNBY H. APLIN, of the farmers' products. MARSHALL **¥oc Attorney General - MORES TAGGART, ___ _________ Far (kwnmlMloaer erf Uw Stale land OflteeBOSCOE D. D1X. of Bcrrlan. Far Hni>ertnlen4Mit of Public Instruction— JOSEPH ESTABROOK, of Eaton. For Member of tbr State Ho*nl of Edumtion- For Member Courtcm, » dhrtrlct-JAMES OTOXm. r Senator in Stata I<t-fr!*tatarc, JI districtRGE X. POTTER. B For RepHStontavr In BtaUj I-ejlnlalurv-—JBREMI AH M. ROGERS. . COUNTY new, For Sheriff—BAKER SHBTXEIL Fur County Ctor*-FRANK McDERBY. ^-uxiiun-rivnirn . nurr.ll ’iToHwutln* Attorney—PHILIP T. COL- EDITORIAL NOTES. completely represents the farm and fanner. What do you propose to do, about it, Michigan farmers? Now. that you have forced one of the great, parties to select as its standard bearer, ' a man from your own ranks, do you propose to elect him or not? For years। there has been a cry that the farmer. has been neglected in politics, that het has been a voterand nothing but a1 voter. We baveltateued long enough to the sneering answer that the farmer doesnt know enough to fill an office,> that lawyers and professional men must take care of him. Michigan farmers have a chance to prove the1 falsity of this answer orto add to its strength, just as they wish. Let us see what they will do.” The fusion tats claim that Mr. Hunricker. who was supervisor of Bellevue during the war. now fusion candidate for senator, attended to the relief of the sick and disabled soldiers of his township, advancing the money him­ self. In doing this, be did no more and no less than his duty us supervis­ or, since the law of the stat* required him to do it. and provided lor the re­ payment of the money from the county treasury of Eaton county. But invest­ igation shows that Mr. Humickerwas not so patriotic as he might have been in this matter, and had an eye to the interests of himself. At that time, as dow, he was running a general store in Bellevue, and he limply gave these sick and disabled aoldiers. or their families, orders upon hta own store, got a big profit co the goods, and then himself drew? the money from the county treas­ ury upon his own orders! That wks very patriotic, wasn’t it? And that will win him lota of soldier votes—in u The despicable and contemptible at­ tacks the Journal is making to defeat Baker Shriiwr, the repulilicau candi­ date for sherifl. show that the fusion ringsters are all bet convinced of hta election, and are aiming to wani off the Wow. Mr. Bhriner u. a man with x Patrick Hankard, as a member of the last legislature, voted against the “Ghi» Labor Bill," a measure introduc­ ed and whose passage was urged by Mr. Brant, of Detroit, a labor member of the legislature. And yet Hankard says he is the laboring man’s friend! EveryUserofTobacco TO READ THIS: In the past 18 years, Patrick Hankard has run for office 24 times. He has a chronic itching for office. His ambi­ Free trade would directly benefit the tion to rattle around in the seat so well rich. No man in his senses will aay filled by congressman O’Donnell will 1 lb. good fine cut tobacco, light. that if America adopted free trade, not be satisfied however. wages here must approach the Europ­ “ “ ■ The free trader who says that a pro­ 1 " choice “ u ean standard, or American Industries tective tariff Is the ruin of commerce must cease. A capitalist with 81,000.­ files into the face of the fact that un­ dark . 000 to-day is able to purchase, at the der protection our commerce has “ good average rate of waged, 800,000 days’ largely increased—far beyond the in­ - best work. With free trade and wages cut crease in population. 1........................................... ........... to the Europran standard 81,000,000 A. E. Kenaston and H. E. Hendrick 1 “ Rocket plug tobacco would buy 1,500,000 days’ work. Can ” .. any man fail to see then that free trade are rising young attorneys, whom the people will delight to honor. They are 1 “ Dynamite plug tobacco, light would benefit the capitalist? ti>e republican nominees for circuit and dark..................... Vreeident Cleveland asked congress court commissioners and ought to be 1 “ Bull Dog plug tobacco,light ’ to donate SI,QUO for dowers for the elected. 1 “ Plank Road plug “ “ presidential greenhouse and 87.000 for If a greenbacker wishes to l>e a demo­ horses and carriages. But when it crat. pure and simple, he should vote 1 “ Nimrod plug “ “ came to paying a few pensions to crip­ the -fusion ticket. If he prefers any “ pled union soldiers, he denied to con­ other to the democratic party, he should 1 - Spear Head plug “ gress the right to grant them by inter­ oppose the fusion ticket. 1 * Boom smoking posing hie veto. The yearly amount cloth The farmers have a chance to put a 1 “ Peck’s Bad Boy that the pension bills Cleveland vetoed Just on the eye of election, stories are started which could be sattafactorially explained earlier in the campaign. would have been 810,000 less than the Just npw the fusionista are peddling President's salary. lies about Geo. N. Potter, the republi­ can candidate forst^te senator, than If a protective tariff ta what free , whom there is not a truer or more traders charge, a monopoly, then the honorable man in Barry and Eaton 60/XX),000 people of the United States counties. The fusionista claim that as are monopolists. There is not a single deputy provost marshal he made it his business or interest protected by the business to hunt up sick and disabled tariff in which every one of the 60,000.­ soldiers, who were physically unable to 000 people have an equal right with return to the army when their leave any and every other to engage. To expired, and that he forced these dis­ call a tariff like ours as favofable abled mid sick soldiers to return to the monopoly is to show one's utter ignor­ front This is a lie out of whole doth ance of the meaning of the term mono­ —a yard-wide-all-wool lie. As deputy polyJ provost marshal he did what his super­ Jerry Rogers, the republican candi­ ior officer required of him, what he was dity bound to do, what his oath of date for representative from this office ahd obedience to his superior re­ county, is a farmer who has the interests quired. No soldier who was from any of farmers at heart. He has, by good cause unable to return to the front was judgment, sound business capacity and ever forced to do so by Mr. Potter. No hard work placed himself among the soldier will say that Mr. Potter did leading farmers of Barry county. He anything but his duty In obeying the is a safe man in whom to intrust the order of his superior, in compelling interests of the people of Barry coun ty, those to return to the front who were and ought to be, and we believe will be able to do so, and who had remained elected. longer than their furlough permitted. In a labored editorial the Journal This he did because duty, his oath of editor states that “without egotism” office and the orders of his superior re­ the terms of the fusion in Michigan quired it of him. were his own. It would appear then Says the Rural New Yorker, one of that there was little*use of having the leading agricultural journals of the country: “The farmers of Michigan will have small business to complain about politicians If they neglect to elect Cyrus 11 Luce this fall. If they had scoured the country they could hardly have selected one who more। ness of the fusion cause in Barry coun­ ty. The tide ta setting in against them; and that accounts for this desperation. democratic or greenback conventions. Just give neighbor Dennis room, and he will do all the work required by 1,200 delegates. Don Dickinson will please make a note of this. There will be no question as to the ability and the faithfulness with which the county clerk’s office will be con­ ducted in case Frank McDerby shall be elected, as he ought to be.* He has every quaMficatlon for the office, is an honorable man, a good citizen and lias a well earned reputation for faithfully attending to the duties of any office he is called on to fill. Hankard in the last legislature voted against the bill to prohibit prison con­ tract labor in this state. In the face of that record he has made he has the cheek to pose as the “laboring man's friend.” As a man Mr. Hankard may seek to do his duty. As the especial friend of the laboring man he is a fraud. . Barry county is fortunate in having an opportunity of retaining the aervlces of one who has so ably and faitbfully served the people as Philip T Cob grove. His record is the pride of the county, and it will lie a vote against the interests of the county to vote for any other than Mr. Colgrove for prosecutor. We are credibly informed that in his speeches in this county, Hankard stat­ ed that be was u fanner “with a mort­ gage on my farm like most farmed.” An inspection of the records of Jack­ son county shows that Patrick Hank­ ard owns three farms, and has held mortgages on other tanners’ farms. a» 33 40 4i With seven lawyers running for office on the fusion state ticket, the double headers are not in position to ask the votes of farmers or knights of labor. To Congressman O’Donnell, as much us to any other man in congress, was due the passage of the bill preventing the manufacture of bogus butter. 60 15 To the friends of Barry County Agricultural Society: As I am fre­ quently asked In regard to the succwa of the last annual fair I will make this general statement that all may know the Hituaaon of the society. The whole number of entries of stock and articles for exhibition was 2,426 being an ex­ eat of nearly 300 over the highest number of entries ever before recorded by the society. The gross receipts were 82,300.40. During the past year the officers have expendod over 8800 in permanent improvements on the fair grounds including the amount expend­ ed on the race course. The amount Eid in premiums this year will exceed e highest sum ever paid by the socie­ ty by over 8300. By an economical management uf the finances, the officers will pay for these permanent improve­ ments, the expenses of the fair and the large premium list in full leaving the society dear of debt with the grounds and buildings in better condition than ever before at the commencement of the new rear. Thia we think ia glory enough, but had it not been for thte eontlnuojM rainy weather previdus to the fair which prevented the tarmens of the county from completing their seeding and the cold rainy weather during the fair, the result would have surpassed the expectations of the most sanguine, the society after paying all obligations against it would have had over 81,000 in its treasury. The result, at least has shown what mav be done under favorable clreumstanres. More time needs to betaken in arranging the premium list and revising the rules of the society for the regulation of future fairs, In order to avoid the friction, worry and dissatisfaction that seems to be a natural result of the manage­ ment of such enterprises. Hoping that this may be accomplished in tho future. I remain Years Heqwttul!)■, CHAH. H. HAVER. We buy direct from the manufac­ turers. » We save you the jobber’s profit. CLOTHINGI Furnishing Goods, .Which we propose to offer to the people of Barry county at prices that will OF TOILET SOAPS. Make Competitors Mad, Kirk’s Bath King, per cake.. “ Cream Whit* Honey ... “ White Russian Bath... - Turtle O|1.......................... . • Honey................................ and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at Astonishingly Low Figures, Wislej’s White Clover Honey - Oat Meal........................ “ 1'atace Honey.............. The above are all fine soaps and 25 per cent, less than all other dealers ask. and; having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to We have the goods and must have the Make Things Lively money. in the Clothing Business, by giving bargains to the people. Our Bazaar Department ta full of rare Ijargalnn In tinware, hardware, wooden- ware. glassware, stationery, wall brack­ et}!, and all kinds of staple and fancy goods, toys, dolls, etc. goods. It will pay you to buy early, as you can buy cheap and get the l>est se­ lections. We buy of the largest Impor­ ters in this country and can sell for lew money than any house In Barry county. We pay the highest market price for butter and eggs. For choice dairy but­ ter salted with fine salt we pay a fancy price. We want the best and are will­ prices to get it ■ Do Not Fail .1 to see me when in want of Clothing. We have just received our first invoice of holiday Card- Byron TbomMtm. W. H. POWERS, p. M. Farmers will remember that Con­ gressman O’Donnell Introduced and labored to have the democratic house pass his bill to protect farmers from suits for infringement udou patents. Mr. O’Donnell in congress has labored for every measure to advance the farmer's interest. We Are Not Standing Still! SPECIAL CLOSING OUT PRICE ing to pay for it oa’ ___________ E. H. Lathrop, M. D. We sell for spot cash only. latten a4drc*»e<l u> tar foUawlni>rr»ons rr- saxrsiirusr “ Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounded and put up by a competent and trusty Pharmacist! You will always find one in attendance st my drug store and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure And reliable' We have in Stock a Complete Line of We buy in large.qusuries. Fusion ta democracy in disguise. The greenbacker who is deceived there­ by should hire some one to kick him every day from now til) election. A. D. Rork will fill the office of coun­ ty surveyor with ability and credit to the county. Vote for him. Do you expect to paint yonr house, Um or carriage I I keep Brushes, Paints, Oils, White Lead, Carriage and everything used by painters. ■ . Do you wish to buy Wall Paper) Call and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or Fancy Articles? We sell everything in the line of Druggist Sundries at thn lowest possible price. 45 farmer in the executive office of Michi­ sock.. .... gan. I f they fail to elect Cyrus G. Luce they will show themselves indifferent ■1 •* Daisy tobacco .. Why we sell tobaccos cheap. to their own'interests. J. M. Nevins and Dr. A. L. VanHorn are the republican candidates for coron­ ers. Both are good men, with ability to serve faithfully in the important office of coroner. Are yon in need of any Drugs or Medicines’ Can at; my store and you will And a complete line of D™and Patent Medicine* of all kinds. , Do you require any Wines or Liquors) I have now on hand a large stock of pure Wines n™. i and Whiskey in bulk or in bottles carefully selected kn.l exclusively for medicinal purposes. ' J A comparison of prices will convince you that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, R. K. GRANT. CLOTHING f We want your trade and will make We roast our own coffee. Fall and Winter. I his week we put in stock a very large line of We roastour own peanuts. We can aril you the most goods for One years experience has deputy reg­ ister. has made R. B, Richanta fully ac­ quainted with all the duties of register of deeds. His superior as a penman does not live in Barry county. He will fill the office with cindlt, will discharge bis duties faithfully, and uhould be elected. the least money of any bouse in the city. J. 1 Rim k A Mens,’ Youths,’ Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Suits. We can do you some good in this line, as we have splemlhl values to offer. Hosaat Chris Hough is booming rigfctto the front in the contest for H. M. MYGATT Mr. Hoogfc. Ha baa every wm nwMw miry * ■ N. B.—We sell the “Not Left," the fiuest live otmt cigar oa tho market w—1, M, We have a large etook, aad we allow no one to undersell us. x E. Y. HOGLE. w �Banner. Will thm mwnd to clow, out th. M» good, at auoUou ^d OCT. 41 1««. Will Uranett t, at work In Chlowo. AU. who ar.lnd.btod to n>, call and pa, n» Immediately, aa Ihaw diMaJ. Anderaon waalnthedty Mon(tout, out ot biulnni and i«l hit! my pay. FKED'K. H0TCHKIS8. The ladlwof the llaptlat aocloty will ^•.■ttr!* K Gr“‘-Oafive a chicken pie nodal next Tueadav evenln* at the wddy room. In thrtr church. Supper eened from Bro till s«™. A hearty Invitation la extended daV«lI>»S!^f,,onl- "'OXkloulu. Sun­ city Uh h,a brolher J°hn in this The lecture of the Bev. Mr. Uenrv Sunday evenlnf. upon the "I’roteatant arM?™X?fto?? nnd ^ohn Doj“>v Eplaoopaldinreh" was trulyaecholarly fugBrS^' the W"pIoy of SP*uldelforu and all frlende of the church r 1 ClociL JBweJry, SUvertare aid Masical Goods. , rrc spect'Ml** fr*“ of \ . JOHW BiSSMER, HAVE Mdolwiw ■>«*• Hill St-ik of ‘ , MUSICAL GOODS! ScOw's. the Jeweler. Local News. nrl. 2,200.: {'{rCKfufi Meetings. i'llILl' I t'ol.GHOVE. 1( x..,r, s, । ».: u-kih-. Mapl* Orow. Friday. ilaii. A- Hatunlay eve.,' ■7j. M. ROGERS. i oo go gfcheet pH.1. M. ROGERS. UOODYEAK The anrtu.fnts ot the new iron bridge bare l«4n completed. Moke :•»- t .mi'al goods cheaper than cord* ■--iM’ A- L. McOmber’s. The Ix-anl. t supervisors completed their ML- r- an<| adjourned Saturday. /Tex dozen ii.--.her wdght bustle^at Morse E. A rent?. Ins. ‘ , tlet one, only 23 W»LET»x •ciiarteriv- meeting at Hickory •. -:irs ::-xt Saturday and ‘inndav. * • . W. H stz wm elected his own iiKW5o»'l ’•of the super! ntendenta of the pe The Knight os Libor are to have a prize dttre I nion Hal! ThanksHJvtagei A. P. W.n vj !■ has vacated the Cen­ tra! Hoii-" IV.- unileratand V. Liens wtl! opts a market in the same. L» you wait the best fitting, best ’ read* in fart the liest shirt In the world. ;r ffi* Daytdn of E. W. MorrilL A. C. L . r.\; m brought the first grist toftezp-a roller mill, and Mr. H. Flsh*r brought Up tjr«x load of wheat to the riGL ■ The r.rst !-<a<| id wheat for the new tfBer mH: -.v.im purchased Wednesday '■I Haniilion Fisher, of Hastings towni .he- Goodman, of Sault St .•lane, will pre-ich at the Baptist church Sunday,Jnht al usuaJ hour of Johx . Momj.er Is having a good run « ciiHohi at bis tailor shop. He is lUKing suits for several of our promlDttitdtizmh. • Jeeomh .Smith lias again engaged in me bUc^srnith business in this city, G’arveth shop, just east of the brick barn. . Ox .1 iK. m £. Y. Hogle will occupy tte store now used by Beamer Bros, lite latter !irm will occupy the store ai?T<!!.» m ... now is. uo'V '; r- HtsonMAM.of Baltimore, • J?..11 tIl!' several fine specimens i 21' ?z PiPPl® apples, one of • which weight^ one pound. Poi Aioi> -Wanted choice barbank Prtaui.-? on Monday, Oct »5th, as will load a car on that day. STAUFFER & CRAWLEY. At E. a. Mattison’s yon can puri2. a or organ of any make, at J r? - than the same can be bought win Grand Rapids, Jackson or DeT’Snv k1'VattN who will in kv r.ha,l ^totday evening and «unrt-iJ'u'7loon,and evening, is often SJXV ,ot EntUnd’ lrtx double roU* “d one run of burr itoom in theiniU. ♦ w,u' b’ult by Hustings capi>11 x iW1<i tbw‘®'i® none'stronger and better built in the state. ena u 12 -S’. Fll*u’811«P0riH*c«l UliUer anu a gtntlt-man who came to us highr!S?y,bu" Uwrwor. Mr. hlprovm hlnuelf u.iu ter nil tenth- wiu rrcomnrcodwl to our dutens, nod he hnn th- entire .eoutldnwe 0 . lluKln,ws community. ’'J fel-nk lor him n liberal puron•igc irom the fanners of this county. ’Rah fob Hastings.—There Is joy among the Knlghte of Pythias ot this l\ret'n rolurned from Chicago city, and of Burry County as well,’from ^S>"iltee ' ta)Urrt bl* h“'' “ tire (net that Hastings Division No. 19 Those who fall to hear Charles , r n 2*e ?rlrK ln th" competitive Watte, who wlU speak io Union hall “d Heynolde re- anil at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, dur­ Saturday evening and Sunday after­ New*l“?‘.XrOm “M 10 ing the meeting of the Michigan briK4°n iP’ T .ww three entr,“ noon and evening next, will certainly the Albion Division, Commander mte« a rare chance of hearing good leeMrs. P. R. Griffin, of Big Rapid? waa turee. He is able, eloquent and a inaa- Uie guest of Jm. Wilkfca ami « “ Thomason; Lapeer Division. Comman­ der X incent, and Hastings Division, ter of his subjects. Saturday and Sunday. t-ommander Hogle. The drill corps ot Charles Watts, who will speak in Rochester, N. Y., each division consisted of 10 men rnd Union hall Saturday evening and Sun­ wm a guest of Mrs. D. G. Robinson a T,he drill took place-at the base ball park and was witnessed portion of the past week. day next, was for many yeai-a in bualby a large audience, all of whom ap­ P*®,rt’lsind a co-worker with itoSf? ^1X.er- who is attending Prof. peared to be well pleased with the drill "Chool-was visiting his parents Charted Bradlaugh, who has made such t apis McGurin. Rose and Babcock a gallant and triumphant fight for a a portion of the past week m tire Grand Rapids companies of the seat in the English parliament. nfft J-B. Lashier and W. LeBarron, “ft*1 “ jl»dr«. and were as­ Remember that Lewis stern is still of Saline, were the guest of J’. R. Dun­ sisted by Lieut. Kinney, of Co. B.. Lieut. ning and mother last week. and lst Sariteant Bennet of Co. 1, closing out his stock. If you wish to and Corporal Burlington of Co. K. In Julius Turner, of Weedsport N. Y. tiie drawing for order of drill Albion secure goods at your own prices, now was the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Good-' drew first, Lapeer second and Hastings is your time. Bear In mind that this j ear, Saturday and Sunday. third. By the rule* of the ‘ contest La­ great slaughter sale win not Continue always. The goods are going fast, but D*vls- of Middleville, peer and Hastings Division* were exthere yet remains a good stock to spent Saturday and Sunday with her c»“ded from the grounds, until called for drill. 'We know not how the La­ select from. parents, of Hastings township. peer Sir Knlghte felt, but as regards the Leroy Jacksob, of Lansing, was the Hastings driU corps, the frequent Some of the opposition are reporting of Judge-Cole a portion of last rounds of applause accorded the Albionthat Frank McDerby does not care to week. The two were schoolmates. Division was not very quieting to their be elected county clerk. This story is nerves. Albion did finelv, executing wholly lacking truthfulness. Mr. Mc­ kA- C. Parmelee, of .Washington, 1). C. the movements with a precision that i^yteitujg Barry county friends. , He Derby is in the race to toin, and is do­ was gratifying to all. After the con­ ing all he can in an honorable way to built the second log house in this city clusion of their drill. Lapeer was called secure his election, with brightening and was the first register of deeds of in. nnd went through tne movements thl/county. • prospects of success. in tine style, while the Hasting* drill The school house in this city was \Qirs. R. A. Bailey returned Saturday corps were “rounded up" outside the entered Saturday night last and acts of from a lecturing tour in Saginaw coun­ enclosure, anticipating defeat Upon ty. Tuesday she left for Minneapolis the appearance or an orderly with or­ vandalism committed, such as merit to attend the national convention of the ders for them to report on the drill the infliction of severe punishment be- W. C. T. U. ground, however, the Hastings bovs irg meted to the perpetrators. They W. H. Schantz returned from Ken­ appeared nerved to do their very beat wQl be ferreted out, without doubt and Their appearance was the signal for tucky Saturday, where he attended a xir;di with by the strong arm of the sale of standard bred stock. He start­ rounds of applause, and their every met a cheering response ed, with the intention of purchasing- maneuver from the spectators. AS they The society connected with Em­ one or tWb fillies for breeding purposes passed from the drill ground they were but he found that standard bred stock manuel church will be entertained on brought strictly “gilt-edge" prices, and greeti-d by their brother Sir Knlghte of 3 huraday afternoon of next week, by zh'‘ deferred his contemplated purchase Albion and Lapeer with knightly eburte«v. their competitors gracefully con­ Mrs. Ed. Powers, J. W. Bentley. Cr for the time being. ceding the laurels of victory to Hast­ Messer, P. T. Colgrove. Wm. Powers, ings. although the decision of the judg­ Hear ye, all the sheriffs in the Unit­ es was not announced until 9 JO p. m. L. Holloway and May Rolwrts at the society rooms. Supper served from 5 ed States! Oliver F. Ixing, sheriff of That each division m«st foeman worthv to « p. m. All are cordially invited to Barry county says “I will give 840 for of their steel Is shown by the following attend. any horse thief on conviction in any jail •core, as announced by the judge*: Commander E. Y. Hocii.E^of Hast­ In the U. S. Telegraph at my expense.” Haalujt'. rar per eent Points scored, sms Tfl.5 per cent •• •• 47i>, ings Division No. 19, IL it K. of F. was Oliver Is mad; he’s a philanthropist. Albion. Lspwr. 75.2 ptr cent “ •• «»<| elected Lieut. Col. of the 2d Regiment. Like the great Josiah, he exclaim*. The points scored as based upon a “Draw on me. and let no man suffer.'"— possible «30. The prize*- awarded in Michigan Brigade, at the Brigade horse thieves excepted. their order were first. 8125. and second meeting of the U. R. The Sir Knights of Hastings division rejoice at the Farmer Luce and Senator Palmer 850. To the latter 850 more was add­ honor done them by the promotion of were given a splendid ovation despite ed tiecause the Albion lads brought the largest division to the city, and an their commander, but are loth to lose the unfavorable weather Thursday award of 825 was made to the Lapeer him as commander. afternoon. A worse day for a political Division tiecause it came the longest distance to attend the conhlave. Pursuant to call a number of our gathering there could hardly be—cold, The Albion Division has a brilliant people met at the M. E. church for the rainy and disagreeable in every respect. Still Union hall was filled to Ita utmost, future before it. Commanded as it is purpose of forming a Chautauqua cir­ mainly by farmers, most of whom had by a first-class military man, and being cle. A permanent organization with braved the storm-in order to see and composed of fine looking, active young 19 charter members was perfected, and hear Michigan’s next governor. Con­ men, it has already taken front rank the following officers elected for the gressman O’Donnell was present and among the divisions of the state, al­ ensuing year: gave a twenty minutes talk that bristled though it has been organized lees than President—Rev. Lee. with keen wit and logic, and won a year. The Lapeer division Is also a Sec’y and Tress—C. W. Jones hearty applause. Mr. Luce was part fine one, commanded by a military The next meeting is to be held at the introduced, and made a telling qddresa graduate. It did finely and received M. E. parsonage Tuesday evening next. of one hour. He reviewed Uhe uuw- much deserved praise. As a mascot Hastings Division was tlons at issue between the repubucM On Saturday as Mr. and Mrs. and democratic parties in a plain hopr accompanlwl by little Eddie Cole, aged Weeks, of Baltimore, were driving on rat, straightforward manner, that held 5 vizirs. Eddie is R manly littlejfellow, and is thoroughly posted in the the closest attention af the large aud ­ State street their carriage collided with ience. and elicited frequent and hearty maneuvers executed by the division. a farmer's wagon as the latter’s team applause. Senator Palmer spoke for Dycssed in ^knight's full uniform, he was backing frops the walk by which three quarters of an hour, anddelivereo preceded Hastings division during the they werehitcbM. The carriage was an effective address. The meeting was Jornde, and was the drawing card in overturned and the occupants thrown much more largely attended and tne fine procession. out, being severely shaken up. Mrs. enthusiastic than that accorded Fiiple. Of the detail*of the meeting time and W. was taken into Goodyear's & Co.'s although when be whs here the weather space precludes extended notice. Suf­ drug store, where she remained for was as fine as could be asked. fice it to say that there were a large about an hour before recovering from number of divisions In attendance, and the shock received. Hastinob Roller Mill.—The Has­ ! the meeting was one of the most pleas­ tings roller mill is completed and is ant ever held by the brigade. Hastings Huilsk thieves were evidently now running. J This means a vast deal bore off the honora In the parade. abroad in Castleton on Friday evening toouraty. For yeere Hastings busi­ Thirtv-seven sir knights of the home the 15th, as a horse was stolen from the ness interests have suffered for lack ot division attended. The members of the division feel elat­ pasture of Geo. Crabb, and also one modern milling facilities. This want ed over the success of the drill corps. from Wm. Varney of the same town­ is now supplied by this mill, all of the Although there is not a military man ship, on the same night. The sheriff of machlnerrof which is of the most mod­ in the organization, after a hard strug­ Barry county offers “S50 for any horse ern and approved pattern. The engine gle Hastings Knlghte have won the on conviction in any jail in the and boiler are from the Mansfield Ma­ nlghly-prized honor of having the best U.S.” Perhaps our valiant sheriff may chine Works. The engine is B5 horse drill corps of any division in the state. Commander if. Y. Hogle and Lieute. learn of many a “horse thief on con­ power, and the boilm are about KM) viction in any jail in the L. b.. all of horse power. The engine works to per­ F. G. Goodvear and Wm. H. Powers are which he requests to telegraph at bte fection. Boiler and engine rooms are entitled to credit for bringing the divis­ as neat as a ladies parlor. F rom the expense. Fifty dollars for each of em. ion up to Ite present high degree of ex­ engine room Is hose connection to each remember. cellence Id drill. . floor, affording first-class Commander Hogle te entitled to the The opposition are peddling the yarn more credit from the fact that while he has had none of the advantages of a that the republicans are preparing to military education. Commander Thom­ come down on O. F. I-ong with a per­ Th “ekPJclty or U- mUj U, h» ason, of Albion, te a graduate of West sonal attack on or about election dayPoint and Commander \ lucent, a This is false. Nothing of the kind will barrels each 24 hours. Mr. F eld la ot graduate of Orchard Lake military will be done, and we speak from authority the opinion that the mill wove Itself of greater capacity academv. The fact that hte score was when we By it The only far better than either of hte <»mpetiattack on Mr. Long thus far in the than that mentioned. Through the tore, te one of which Hastings division campaign has been from frw’I’b>ack SStesy of Mr. Field a Hnm feels proud. norter was given an insight into the source, and the party so doing stands ready to make affidavit that no republi­ processes through which the wk6®1 can asked him to do it, or was in any misses while being n’“uf:lCtu™J manner connect^ with it. I rom flour. First, the grain is dumped from what we can learn the opposition who the farmers wagons onto scales in The after weighing it is elevated into are talking this stuff about republican mill Sm n^mtoScelt is elevated to the election day attacks on Mr. Long are simply doing so to cover up some of top^of the milland discharged Into a EuVka milling W^r’ne^“ tiie same kind of work they are propos­ ing Sipring against Baker Sbrlner. thence it is elevated Into a Hercules it tt.'” Charl» Watts, the able and elo­ quent English secularist, wiU deliver three lectures in Union Hall in this S3M^S'-b?rc eitv Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening next. lectures to commence it i-iO o clock K afternoon lecture to coinmJSrcktsao o'clock iect Saturday evening » HI be becu‘“rw SSli—l«ly for l’v,’bn,*b,°tr Jsm, Destructive »nd ntmmr this process the wheat uicn Sunday afternoon ^subject •• Agnosticism and rheistn, the 2.?,' SWtefiS STor“4 iur Inta reDiv to the question. Is there » God’*~ and Sunday evening hl«L®ub^ r1U toink^Trf«Ur?S6 vlcinKy $1000 £2»£m ..JVlVT£u Opening.—Friday and SatteV,.<>ct’ aDd 23rd-,w*’of wIn’ an,i i’ounets. to which all the *w.re ar- cordially invited. REMOV invited. 'eiTteSr U» •* ‘Krural-lwo hr tte £ To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct., and will have a complete stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids prices. * . Come in and See US, And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL. TRADE BOOMING! ' Cold Weather Coming. But we have still a large stock of overcoats and ulsters, in­ cluding fine Chinchillas, Meltons, Beavers and Worsteds. v Men’s Suitings. A fine line of Men’s Suits in single and double breasted and of very desirable patterns. Our line of Underwear includes the finest grades and also the cheapest We have a large lot of red underwear warrant­ ed all wool for 40 cents. We have a large line of Winter Caps, Derbies and Soft Felts. In fact eur line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods Is complete in every particular. E. W. MORRILL & CO., “One Price Clothiers.” ROLLER MILL ' And other marked improvements will be made in I \ Hastings this season. Bd. ZEvans Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seet hem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that. I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and yours respectfully, Eld.. EVANS. Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store At 12 W M&ii lutu & Ws Block, Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. In fact the Stock is all Bargains. Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cote tens, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish you. We invite you to give us a call and we wjll endeavor to sell you goods right; and if you do not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. Don't Forget The Bosta Stere, fjs^'oo*MLiTbUU^AU Hour rram ui. iiff “u te MUHd-Hd, oo SARA HORTON. Lev Is Stern has left the city for the Purpose Of disposing of a part of his He will return in a week, and - personal mention. Orao strong war |n the city Tmwday. Objiititc SUi. BATTLE CRXK, MICH. �' THE BUSHRANGER. .. WHITE DEER POND. I flirt broken by the ctrangur raying: “Is there nr U»e accuracy tn nunu x cau vvuuu. At tte time of hfa arrival in Australia tte weapon, ptared fa wwiJU The wild my footatepi ta rough itadeptte, where I alone from the diggings. Robbery with viohnro. With a throbbing heart and a quickened Tho Old Settler bad entered tho kitchen and found little Pcleg, hit lively 15-year-old grand san, parading around the room w; to too an­ cient family umbrella raised ovs- hfa bead. lii.'u n rre-.i uj uvi~.----- — got no iixm< show th«n a jog tf rum at a barn Pcleg took it down and dosed it “Ye muivtu't D-iver hist on umberd orcr ye racin'. , p toe** ». ta*11 doer was mcrod, an' th! to kill one would be -invitin' all kinds o’ infafortnn’ on the kilter. the hookin' cough run inter tho msaslra, an’ But th-n, furt’nitiy. white dwr had a life. For yuan* ho had ■•va.to! nil the efforts lundo to capture hlng though the inilltary had scoured the bu*U No sooa«-r was an outrage ^akihc Oar foe the grim gray boar. He hail a jierfect knowledge of the nxu secret ccenuoi ubiquitous, outrages occurring; in such of mystery hung al>ou t him that a superstitious feeling mingled with the mortal terror ho in- if man, with nothing forbidding in hie appear Even tho mad thirst for gold could not fa- You ore a noble-hearted fellow; and through the rest of my stormy life I will look back give you a ksaon, which I hope you will Lear in mind. You are going among a rough, lawless crew; newer, as long as you live, trust Where you are bound fur, your revolver will taare tliromik tho bush, some jiarts of which wore*>itetiXnx scarcely to admit daylight. Every man was well urmed. My brother had brought with him a first-cla.-** revolver, pur- valuables, carefully hidden on his j»cnion, his other belongings being ttowod away in one ot the wagons When they bivouacked for the night, care wm taken that it was nn o]>ca space, where a good lookout could be kept, to make sure ngninst a sudden surprise. Tho parted who did not l»el.«vo from the moment I joined that I was Jack tho bu.-diratigor. Wdl, mate, I am not going to tell you *ho this world, and it fa l>ret for you it should bo so.” Thon landing him back to thn track by which he could rejoin hfa party, ho wrung my brother! liand, turned and walked quickly into the bush, leaving no doubt upon my brother's mind that tlie friend hotead so loved nnd trusted was indeed the dreaded bush­ ranger. tuug;;n> , - —- --th* lire:, fur ik- common bullet* bedn t uo the five-rent paper o’ smokin' t-backer I were 'foct on 'em. More’n that, white deer wall! ex plenty ex chipmunk*, an' twahi! rr.ore’n wunst fa a roan's ago th! any Injin butkar Pefag, an’ IT1 toll ye an Injin story. That’s a run agin one. “Wull, wnt d'ye think the wicked projihet's good boy." scheme were I Nothin', only to her Nocky-flop kill a wiuto deer. Thu prophet laid bis plans popr <lfty Nocky-flop were ‘•Percrastynation, Peleg, aln! jfat the thing •fore’ the king. *n' to humor a boy o’ your sin ta," selii the Old s'|irteed to git a note from Hlambogato, rayin' Settler, xoleranly, “ 'eawn ye shouidn! never th! lie were wanted nt court. Nocky auput off till ortcr while anything ye kin do ex swnmi the s^xx-uy with a heap o’ misgirin' got a pipe full or ao left lie humor ya jfat this pt^w-nre o’ Blambo be fouu' too ugly prophet with him; then he know'd th’wercsumpin* up and be said te hfaoolf, bo’gosh th! U skinni-d. - -Nocky.' said too king, ’I bear yer tol’abW t'backw biwclf. an' mobbo frtch on a rippin' swret on my dorter lUppy-rap-Kstiako. N we gal, Rippy is,’ *nid he. “Nocky said bo tbort a heap o’ tho gal, an’ hoped his majxat V di<ln! bev no 'bjwtion. and said that, honestly and truly, he'd go “ ‘Ye kin bov her, Nocky-flop,' xaid 81amafter hfa grand|iop'» tobacco. So too Old Sefa bo-gn.-'b, -jx-rvidin' ye top out some evenin' tier xlinvid his upoitacha up on Ids forehand on' fetch me in the skin uf a v. bite di-cr. killed and licgan his story. akin.’ sJosi-.in’ ol’ buck Tro put a quietus on around prophet smiled a wtefatd smile. Nocky-flop an’ about it Wull. I’m pointer to tell ye bow tliot pomi got tta aame, bein' minded of the mreunutanev by yer onfort'nit raisin' o’ that “ ‘Thus a big bhijT in tixis somewhar,' tbort a bird or tho fall of a leaf could not pass un­ be, ’In-t m do anything to git Rippy-rap.' noticed. All wore on thr btjli vivo. For some nigh outer cs unlucky cs killin' a white deer. “ ‘I'm yer huckleberry.' said he to the king. days all went wvll, nothiiig unusual or alarm­ 1 hope nothin’ll count on it, but I'm tortur'd ‘But th’ taint no oniunltimi ‘round tht*> ing occurring. They were then well into the miah with Um military.—Ctemter’* Journal. with punmxiit’ry symptoms th! sumpin'll woods atH knock a white deer over.' bush, and cons.iquenUy, if jxjssiblo, more vigi­ happen. . lant, Iwlioving that ei «n a motiw could not “Longer ago th*n I kin recomember, long th't th! is,' tnid the wiekod prophet. intrude itself among them. er my mem’ry is. Pike county were settled by “’Perjure it, then,’ said N’oeky-fiop, drawThe daughter of a (rominent New York phy­ Injinx. Tltey enj’yed tbeinelfs by huntin’ in'hi» lf up a foot higher, 'an' Ill lay the Ona morning it was found that during sician was nt school In n south German city, the night they bad been, spite of all their an' fishfn’ an’ flghtiu’, an’ indulged n leetl- in vigilance, uiyute.riou.dy and umux-oimtably aggercult'ral pursuits, which was tbc raisin' joinwl by a stranger, who stood in their nre to be experienced with un Oue torrid of a trifle o' corn an’ a considhible o' hair. 4 „ tlu> ww< „„ miilst as if one of tbemscJvM. No one could Bunday fa church the young girl took her fan The crop, „ o' hair they rla rix was bigger arter the from l>er pocket and rought relief by using It/ white folks’ 'gun to chop nn’ pry out clearta*' To her UStaniAhment aiux n-nnmllv r,.l,n.,e. , , ....... ,__ __ _____ XT. astonfahnsmt prevailed. around this pond l*m tellin* ye 'bout th' wan a p!ic1*rly noble tribe of Injins reddin'. I arrrr an’ dug out fur a big j«m1 th't laid off suffend s'pere- their pedigree run chan back inter Not in the least taken almck or nlioahed by tho scant welcome he received or the undis­ guised stkiirfae his preHcnco created, ho camo and told making his wav to the gold fields: that, nbttured so far alone, Ixit aa he got further Into the bosibbo lost heart and determined to join It looked strange that he had no luggage of any kind, uot ovon prorfaions ar anything to indicate that be wan bound fur a long jour­ ney. Ho made no atteru(>C to account for his with tlui «x<v|>tion of my brother, believed tbat no one tan “Jack" himself could have an takai them by surprfae, tho general fa-lict be­ ing tiiat it could only lie from jx-n<oniil exjiriatire the terrible bushranger derived the jierfoct knowledge he displayed when making fag tii'.- school too wax summoned before tho principal, who oddnwa-d her thus: "Mfas-—. from your father’s high rank in hfa profeauon nnd the status of your family I was led to be­ lieve toot you were in every respect well bred and bad duo reverence for tho bonve of God. I am, therefore, both astonfabexi and morti­ fied to learn from tho tcnclier in charge tliat you carried a fan to church and fanned your­ self. Do you not know that such a procvvdfag te unbeixxning ton Indy and a Christian I Would you place the church on.a |mr with tnauncni occurred in my school and J murf nitoundid maiden told the wounded damo impro|>er to use them in Germany. "Is It poasiblo that you Americans fan in church 1 I had always supjxwed you to lie a religious pople. Very singular ideas you must have about re­ ligion. As you seem to be sincere I will jiardou this offence and -make no further men- that it is really dreadful to use a fan in a Ger­ man church.”—Foreign Letter. that they were prepared to sell-their Hvm dearly, if dnveu to do so. The rtnuig-'r seemed to liavo an unlimited supply of money, and to bo generous about it, my brotbnr, and the liking was mutual; ju dlggern' (Mu-lanoe, they fa-enmo mntot, chumnad,walked mid smokal together. My brother fixwd him a well-infortnol, agreeable com­ panion, a vast improrument on tbeir rough amociateK, nnd bo soemml thoroughly to enjoy tho society of thn jovial young Irish gentle- them, notwith-domling tte disparity in years. If the historians of the future should conde­ scend to sandwich the rovcntional dry chron­ icle of political events with an <»—mdonal chap­ ter on thedomestic habits of their ancestors. our passive endurance of so many decidedly *“ “ - — midsummer mer a* uncomfortable ns posdlile, though there fa m> apparent reason why a science that has taught us a hundred ways to warm our up above nil t’other tribes, nn' was rather dew giucrly wiul.xl iu t'unls night to cat on’ ptic’hf who they ’mriatol with. Nonrtf drink. Arter ho had gone, the wicked prophet said to the king: play ball w jacteluns with the young una o' know whar tho young varmint iagoln'. We’ll gals an’ fellera o* this noble tribe osety tog lhi-ir>.-lfs out was the talk o' all tho rest o' the faj’y the wagon load o' mfa’ry that'll tumlJc community. Tbeir clothin’ hills mutt n ben sumpin' tormenjus. The gals o' thn ordinary trilxa usetv think they was |xittin’ on airs, an' laid low long the |kmmL Nocky drifted about iu his canoe, an’ by an' by a big wbifad«.T skipped out'n tlie woods an’ waded inter the jxnid. Nccky strung his lx>w, an', taklo' up fa 'cfaty if they hod four stripes o’ red paint on tlwir noaat fa addition to their ev*ryday clothes, “Then Nocky-flop found th! he coakin! top knoto Rut the young folk< o' the low move a muscle. He sat thar in the cAnoe like tribe! Jeewhlxx, Peleg! tb» style they slung on' then Im- dhxl The people mfased the king Hunday artsrnoon, er was draawd-fur Fourth o’ July or sorao ire cream fra’val, they never thought«»' puttin' on less'n three strings o’ found Nocky in his canoe deader!! a salt feathers enough on their brads to fill a bed tick. Wy, tho wardrolw o' name o' them stuck-up Injin gals wa*n t tialf eompleto ’ithout it had two jialr o’ moc'sins an' a quart o* beads young bucks th! couldn’t think o’ drerafa' on Proud an’ ’istravagirnt i>oople war they, Pelegl lint whar be they now, sonny I Go as! too wind that rips an’ room, an’ inquire of tho hills an’ rocks th! frowns an’ towera. Go nst cm, nn' if they tell ye, come )«t me know, an’ I'll be obleegnl to ye, I wifi, b'gmh! “Winky-hn-jibby-gotdnml>tegato were the name of the chief o’ this bang-up people. That mack'ral Then they 'akivured the dead white deer. That 'splaincd tin> fate o' Nocky. Lookin' a lectio furder in tho wix*fa they found tho king, drad, with a hole in bis heart. Right nbind 1dm lay too wicked tbu different outrage* as they had occurred, and always Kjoku m if be bad boon an cyo- belief in hfa new friend, that even this did not shake hfa faith. When within *'fi-w days of the journey’s end, tin Htranger' suddenly and quite unex­ pectedly decked hfa intention of parting cctiqatoj’- h,! i'ffc’X’d no explanation ar. to hfa’reswon for doing so, though nil through hu tory rwrulta By years of cxjxiricnci- it was found that the men lost about half a day a week under tho old system, and store the halfholiday was ct-iblfalied uo more time hns been lod than liefore. Ho adds: “This example should lie followed, uot only by nil the railroads of tbc country, bpt by every employer of labor, nnd should digging! with them. prove the condition of the wagtsrcceiving clans*.” The iiiturday half-holiday is makfrieiute oil around. It is good in theory and ctjasignment of gold carried off. They did tight like demon Ha seemed to take the Artificial icc can bo sold at n cent a pound and n co-operative process, of monufnetuncould probably reduce that price sufficiently to iviab’rti every family to regulate their supply Nocky-flop were dead gone on Blixmbo-giudfa charmin' darter, Rijipy-rap-Ketinko. Ho loved her wma’n n b’ar lores honey, on' she swopped her love for hte'n, evcn dickor. The day an' tai’ him that Nocky-flop an' tho king's darter were s;xxmln' like two turklo doves cv'ry night over the bock garden gate. Jcewinxs, Pelegl how mod ol’ BUmbo-gash did git I lie bopped an' he swore, an' bo said that he'd slice toe imjiydant young Injuu inter bait ■ ‘Holy smoke|» he hollered. drocr, as they were Mill within rmigo of n penalih* attack, be asked my brother to take a last walk with him, and lod the way into the bush further than l» bad ever brought him hctvrv, and a I xig distanco from the ‘Mata, doit! you carry from home." a nal g-juri weapon f and without the slightest imitation tuy Lmbnr banded him tlie re- Wriun tho gculus who operates ttestaroop- .This powder never variM. a marvel «!»... MAKING WINE FROM RAISINS. ' Mwretyv Is wfa" rday. Aagurt 2Mh. Hastings. Friday. Kept. loth. Middleville. being considered equivalent to WO,IM) tone d raid ns and cumwiU ramo from Turkey and Friday. Nov. 12th, ax Nashville. countries whk-h export them, send but 4,000 have not oerunrates in force wfll be prewr.t tt begin iwompth al o o'clock and cfov at i i. n, uwitiy request'd to 1, .^ L!’Ki!?r'u. - to»‘»lftioas Wil! I e butt ,a,U-r“ixtef » r, ~,ru fi™** coruneatr must pax, B <fa«examination In raj-by. trade, and a coiuddcrabki quantity raisins from Greece nnd Turkey reach varieties, but the Corinth raisins, which are known in England as -currants," are tbcbest, The mode of drying the fruit varire very much, for in Turkey and Gnwe the Imnclww of grapes are simply laid on the ground and fam'd through boiling water mixed with J. —re—wya vtiu. w iniuirco tu MTk branch, with an average utamliup <4 fl prr rent Fora second grade tlx- additional're.mirel branch ot ao per cent, und an average of j-r - . ..' . uci-i'i :*• I.-.1 .-th­ AU candidates with nhnnt hunwmlwr ol the brordts aaquafated must fanilsh wnslt./ tory proof as t*. moral chxrscter. cor­ dially lavited to t*e nre<<vnt. » archiiwlago the grapes an- allowed to dry up Xertgaire Hair. IMmiH having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage executed by Atabrnv i’m and Mary F. Oox. bt« wife, to Hull! K. Mudge. ’ baaroy ante toe >ra day May. i~a. and re­ corded in the offiee at the reeixter <rf deeds of inortiage ha» bsaid amlgtinwnt recent rejxirttotte minister nf agriculture, i. on napsdd tu Mina Mudge and 08 degrere Fahrenheit, there being flfty- as therein exprmrd. and shoul.l the »ai»e re­ main unpaid and .ifi amars lor the xparc of thirty dare, thro and train ttiriirelorthanrrihe taper of tha said thirty day* the prinri|Wi .m> of two ihousand and fifty dollars, with *il orreanume ot Interest thereon, abuald. at the op­ tion of the Maid mo-taagrr. her ereratore. mwhich jrriod tiui liquid fa drawn oil and tbc mtahitrators or assigns, become and to due and payable. Immediate!} thereafter. aHhm«b »>r iwriod limited for tlie payment thereof may not U>rohaveexp<rod-tity! default bavtn* torn made thirty days and upwards and Alli rmutiiei un­ paid, the aforesaid principal sum of two thouv and and fifty dollar? less term iiuudn-u dolbin which has been j>oid. with all arrearage ot tnteresl thereon. Is new declare;! dm- and i .»Me by Um terms of said mortxagr. srui there t« w« projtertk* of win-- made from tbc juice of the eiaiBMd to be due al this date tht-Auin ot one fnwti grape, und to lie infinitely preferable to Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of rale oaotanro ta said mortgage aud far >:„'ute m such case made and provided, uuiic- is !»-re.. Cm tbatmi tiaturdar, tin-ZTtlufaj oi Nuvrn, ism, at ten o'clock In the hTruoon, I .hill sell at public suction to toe lifaliett bidder, at the north front door ot Um* court l«>me. tn the Cinr ot Hastings, Barry county, MWdgin-llia: tsHng the place where the Clrruit Court for lurWConalyMiMMsro-lhenrtiufacsdeMriiH-d in xtad inortgrov not heretofore sold an<t proceed' IronMm, nrrvonsnew, illwq.lwsmeai and many other l-Ktrnwen. There wm nothing Trolly mortgage as fellnys: the northeast quarter, atui the mater with her; her trouble was in the- ttte northeast quarter of Che soulhtax', quarter imagination. 1 rould not cure he.-atalL At at section twenty'thrce-; also the wrxt!. Jl ot t!:c •Mttwvraqwur iura the southeast quarter of the MOlbwaM quarter, uud the south hr.lt of-:! -• like to give morphine ar any form uf opium. sauthwest quarter of the nurttiwr->t quartT. ..tl ou section twenty-four, tn towr, oue .iur'L-. of range eight west. In Harry Countr. M'fktinm. premises heretofore Mild as above MaU-d to afamniner it to you. I atn a little nervous The aredeoertbed a« the nortbeatt qsurtrr of thnortheaxt quarter ai»l the north u--t quarter of fnl in using it’ And I went to tte faucet nnd the northeast quarts uf said acx-tluu tueutythree. Dated. August wlh. a. l>. n*»xit v « or!.. mixture of which I hail brought the material*. Hmith A Coi-naova, 'Here, take this teaiqntmful,* I sai<L 'Now, Attorneys f.w Assisi-ee of Mortgagee.. wait nn hour nnd try another; but don’t take* any more for two hours, liecauso this is cumu­ lative, mul there's enough in this to kill tho family. Ph-rwe bo very, very careful ’ and I farther. Next day I caltad. “‘Oh. <loL-tz»r ’ «!»e «ni.l ‘I-— RH Cream Balm I Gives Relief at an< and Cure* took another, nnd that worked like a charm. I Aept beautifully, and gut up feeling iefinttely better.’ COLD in HEA1 CATARRH HAY FEVE1 ■ ’ ronfamed to ter that all in the on pulmonary dlseoww, says that tiw effects on tho Anglo-Saxon rare of living fa n cold rihunte may In atxni in Canada and some of tiie northern states of tin American Union >kn> U» ran b ph,.Iran, «,^lor <bd more vigurons than that of the parent stock. Ttds fa contrary to tiw belief of most English tourists, who insist that toe rare deteriorates from Injurious Drug*! in,... I - - —out, nan ik, man she almott foil sick again. "-San Frandsro Chronicle. the rlton-.w rJ 41... _ —11 . :ver tide is applied lute each nostril and >le. IMce ao eenta nt druptnts; by mail. wd.SOoenta. Circular* free. BROTHERS DraBttet*. Owego. N V . Aiasrasioii or lue nouior motor power that can’ bo distinctly contrclcd to drop the younq buck out'n seU-b a high their dander up an’ jirt fix both the king an' Wings ham hitherto Uo» « bonmtu. Entfbb whk.h h nmplj a cushion or }«d of vulcanised rubber eovwrtag tea frog of the hoof and held ta plare by the hons-shoe in an iu^moua man­ ner. In cittea when, there Js any j™. quantity of asjdialt pavrmanta this invention wW become invaluable, as It wfll parent topping and reduce to the mhilmum tbe concujbwu thnt Mxm •wtavetf’* borw upwban ilrircn on enr-h V__ „ R ,, u, with the multitude of low hIk^UW/?v.1,,b02phxl’' P"’«‘er»- Sold th na. Boran Baa.su powu„ Q> “*• ** oeth-tot Die manufacture of wine from dry raixln* 'That eprfart the cheek to shine up to tho high born Undidux-n-iinv-faxith-comb! Wy, dura hfa picters! I’ll go nn' drop him out'n a nine story winder, jux fur luckl’ “Now, Noi-ky-Aip were <sx txnilar rz pea*1.. » .'.I.. —11, ,1. . ....... . imtrutneut around uul throws the full glare As the nudiunco nsuoUy comfete of lover! groups, pii-'.ure. qtx-ly attixudinfedng over tlie landsoape, the offset te magical and tumul- Absolutely Pure. —Macmtaan’s Magarino. valuable old to dix-torv ►' inetimac. I had patient oner, a laity of nervom. tompcramefl swamp-full-o' iiointers. Hte wife called him Slambo for toort, on' well rail him that ex we jx-rrevdjkith the hfat’ry. Ho liad n darter. moral I 'xpcct th! Bijipy-rnp-Ketfako were the pout­ tart piocn ot. cuppetxxilored caliker th! ever rbnwed vrn'xrn. Though die were the darter storckt-t-ptr th!'ll I <lrop in ex Igo byon’ hand him the five rents fur tho tliacktr, sonny, nn’ lenune neo if ye kin git it ex quick sibl" a.- Ire Ihixch. Railroad comjuinies could famly, an’ that's w’y they calk'd her Rippyex I uxety got t’backer fur my dear ul’ gran'provide refrigerator cars for their living pe.*- rnp-Kelinko, w'ich means, in our language, popw’cn 1 war a boy."-Ed Mott fa Newseugers as well ro for deed bre-viv. Ventila­ York Run. tory contrivances might bo arranged to create, The king had a prophet Borides prophcuu' as well os admit, draughta of fresh air, and n The Kuaalan Imperial Family. special branch of tlie 8<x-i'?ty for the Preven­ few slick tricks with cards, an’ juggle pennies The special ranmtoiim appointed by the tion ot Cruelty to Children ought to vin<Ucato cxnr to revfau the lairs affecting the prlvik-pa every boy's right to ran forefoot from May chiefs amusement. He wen* uglier th’n the of the Rumfan imperial family, has com­ front rend of a rhlnocerixm They called him to September.—Dr. Felix L. Oswald. pleted it* labors by reducing the imperial In­ Waw-wnw-sloggy-swampum, or Skrer-thecome, rave that of the czar, one-third. The A Saturday Half-UoIIday , were a terror, but the king were stuck on heir apparent will hereafter come of ago at him. Tho leadin’young bucko' the tribe were 1C, but other mmnbcni uf the imperial family at 21. Tho heir to the throne and hfa oldeat fab workmen, ax. a rule, have a half-holiday a risiu' youth by the muni< o’ Nitoy-pfahy- turn mart marry pt-fare.** of tlm orthodox on Saturday, whflh iu some dfatricta the mon wahnoeky-flop. The gong bo traveled with faith, but, the other aonx are not so liound. prefer the plan of making overy other Satur­ called him Noeky-flop, but in English hte Many grand duke* and grand duebessre and day a whole bolxbi^’. Ho also states that the :uun-» ’<11» Ctaiw.the-lMXMl-off'n-a-imul-nittio- other titular riu-mbcre of the imperial snnko-an'-call-lt-ftut. hare also bad tlwir titles reduced — "If ye were a lectio older, sonny, th’ family {teny Valley Railroad Foreign Letter. wouldn’t bo no need o’ mo a tellin’ ye th! vo.-y anxious, fearing the mon would toko ad­ vantage of my brother's unsuspiciou-i, trust­ ing nature ta obtain information that would be useful to him when forming hfa plans for tlx- attack whi'h was hourly cxjrcted—in fact, look'll upon as imminent Nor wrntbeir fears allayed when, after n littl<>, 1m> would leave tho lieaten track and walk into tho Imto, remaining away for bourn, and re­ turning nt thn mint mxurpected timcA and plnccM, showing n thorough knowledge of the bush und all its intricacies m.d toort-s-utn quite incouvistau*. with to- story ho bad told cm joining. . Odo thing struck my brother as strange, Ixit without exciting imy suspicion on his part When walking togutix'r bo would raddeaily stand, becomti quite excited and say: "Uh^ttwas here such on outrage occurred. We'H tell the doBgrre we haw shored Nocky bad ahi* the arror clean through tho doer. Tho king an’ the propbet war right in range, an’ tin- nrrvr slid through Slambo, on' ymr th' wan! enough scalps left in that noble tribo to pay even u squaw fur trouble o' goto’ an' takfa’ 'em. That ]xmd iuw tiren railed White Deer pond ever scare, Pakg, on’I hope. POWDER And with tte friend- whom death hath spared. O^Sding anfi filing the/««»»«««• IM. ol Davul A Bowker, aduiiulstrator . f estate, prattng Ibat Its msy be »iw'«l ■“ ' ■ fo.iLJ i— • engine ana . j^nd.'\C*rjro ot rOttJ: -vou <*° eMn’v a considerable quantity of stored MteuW 'lorVMMM tbarofn set forth. . Ttwreopou It is ordered.tbst -Tlmrad.o atto day of October. A 1>. 1«. id ten <• cl"; “ X.U^odttas>upw rrCTY-t that whito tfo. ______ » •__ lantern.—Piunecr Pram “Lfataaer.’ ftnsaidte'jnty ! Probate. . * �the KNIGHTS of labor. THE NEWS IK BRIEP- BOOMING JIM BLAINE. ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE TOIL­ ERS AT RICHMOND, VA. Academy of Muafc.HorUcultural hall and the the stuff ‘•Dear," witboat any wnter, while tbo Englishman lavariably dfintca hi* with water. Them again, “cocktiuU/’ or compound driuks ii.. HASTINGS Va., Oct- ll—Monday the toer--T‘’>> ’idlriab to take part in the ,lrtw.ibt«li"«' of tlie KnlgliU of Ijtbor, and iparlv-ill th;' workMhop* and /fiictorie* were ^,1^,1 Tlw city wm in holiday attire prevailed. h** smote of 138,307, with liabiiltia at |S0,- Tho export* of breadrtuff.x for September irere value,! at •14.UB3.aN, m against 19,007,­ 713 for the same period in inaa; and-for the <«i member* and delegate*— nine muuths ended Sept. .«), 1HH0, <.'10 fsla 6W, as againxt •102,WO,™B during 1*W. ’ gsrt.fi«’ I’1 il tn., was not a» targo m it Tueaiay, at Pitteburg. at a meeting of Jtescuk Im'e probably, becaww of tta publ-cnn itou manufacturer* and buslneaa rt,;,(riiii-ui»n whii'h wm brought forward tneu, Chairman Jonco, of tint nation*! Iteja-; k..;., hut tlwro were about 5.000 in puUUcan committee, declined to act m chair, lisir. -If m: a ami etindiUoas, at man ot the commit tee that w*t to receive •b.!i| -•* “ foot and. of thana 1,000 tho Hon. Jatne* G. Blaine upon hi* visit to w,., । ,i i .ftl Mtv\Fowd*rly and tte rest of PitUliurp, alleging that such step might load .[^’.ito-u’.ivc'biard occupied carriage* in people to think that Mr. Blaino wm being V Tta«-r of tte dm*. Dtotrlct Awwmbly 40, boomed for the preaidcntial nomination. < < \-X- Y.-ik, m-*ivtxl tniugted applause and groi I- i* I’ jixwed, tenumi ot its ehaniplonAj. . : '.he cutond delegate, Farrell, other­ ' . . . l.. . „_ -1 ,ftl_..n»lftr Ing tbe boycotting of all person* obnoxious to tlie league, , p 1’ ii*;. f the .-.tastitution of the Knight* of Germany, having decided to supply her Lil f vrg.-uilxatiou wm Isoguu at tbo entire army with repeating rifle*, will run of the convention Tuesday. all her axaenal* day and night in converting Tbt •! iiuiiitn-' appointed at tbo Cleveland P«w|pii--ti t>- rou*ider the revision of tlw u reported wh>m tbo dek-gatca fatally wounded hi* wife with dagger, and then ended hi* life by throwing hiiuwslf in front of an exprow train, which beheaded .m l the iiL«.-UM»:un tiegan, .but no him. John R. Martin ban lxx-n nominated for । much ao that a cootruvrruy wm congreaa by tlw Republican* uf Uw Seventh district of Mtaouri. Sjwuc-r O. Fisher is the >xn. Vo., Oct. 14.—Ucsistitutional > ntiim Wednesday morning, an>l i ;.-, rewi »vm made, tlw must important t. iKifftifliretH pnxwded with. Grand Mau­ > t. r W.i kmun I’-iwderiy anti Grand Master Holder* are quite unknown t> tbc majority of drinker* on tho other sfcic, and every old toper will tell you that ii is the mixture that kill*—Cor. A Composition on^lshe*. A ■cboolma'm at the Chase bouao lias tbo fol­ lowing juvwiilo comjxisitlon nniung her wiiool house tnanuacnpt: “A codfalj is the only Annymnl tlmt ain't got no nuck. There ain't tmt one kind of flab in tbe World tint accommodate, and linn on tta land and Fl; a round in tlw air. and that b a fish-haw k. principal speech, minute* tho buikl- day school Teorbcni got u largo mouth too. Two kids got fiteing in tbc vestry on« day and oo*> of cm imlled quite a lot of Haro out of tbo ______ .eMauiH*. -blaixx spkaxino. ............. Hon. William D. otter kid* Hod and tbo Superintending H.1LT WMliurall,taro.TO>U»b~a..«l I ut hl. E«ft-Ub . took nd n __ . of ......tlie struggling «■ , .by several, thev । ,,l r,.la,ftrt ttay milt. quit— —Squirrel Itlaud ttonkl Squid. shoulder* mob policemen in order Vj get him in thn stag., door, and thoMands who had ticket* were forced to remain outaite. Horticultural lull wax ol«o jammed, and Um inimi nx' multitude Tbo decline of tlw club home. in tta academy spe^ehe* by Charles Emory Smith and John Stewart, ex-Independent gulx-rnatorial candidate, kept tho immenro audience interested until the orator of the Good Goods at Bottom Prices! OMciznbkige by Edwin & Stuart, jrreaidmt of tho young Republicans, who presided over GERManreMEDY ForPain foot. Democrat* and Greenbacker*, in Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and'Dealers in ' Monuments & Headstones, .a.- ihlabw being waned, ami odjourn- Charles FL Litchnuui ' elected claiming an honorable anemtry. The party should claim popular approval for what it Table Top , Mantles, NOT READY FOR A CHANGE. btuig r.retdW <A>t by nominating speech** u.»! u> >u.i'w|«dgm»«nt* of tbe officera-eluct. Tl« «. .!i of revision of tbo constitution 1* 15 —Tbc morning labor convention RitUMoxn, -»i. 0 ot the -1’te New York plumbers. It wmdecided t<>11. ->f li<«ton;P. B. McGuire, of New liyjflr. 1‘uwileriy, having for it* object the rolHUfU >-'t fact* concerning the industrial Powderly net* number of intelligent colored nail at Ford’s hotel and conferred with them ■ -a th. subject. It is projwwd that statistic* 1C rol’.-.-ted by a bureau of colored knight* m ! Mn*onchu«tU, and J. N. Broughton, l-J-1 ci invent ion Friday, and IX R. Gibaon, i f Hamilton, (.hit., supply agent for Canada. "v . / d.>m then imdallod, Mr. Pow;l riy nuking a brief addrews, chiefly devoted t> tb . - *iiy of obitimnco from intoxiar. I -e-vuruig from each a pledge of • ..I atatin^nca. The full general executive : iu fuliows: TtauuM R. Barry, ■i- >it; W. Hsyw, William H. FaBey, A. A. Hartlsfioiuew. the Hartford defaulter, luw offered his creditor* 50 cent* on the dollar. hall at the Eptacopal General Convention Saturday morning, it being tlw day upon which debate on dropping from ■ tta prayor- i. Va.. Oct 11—Eighty hours of opposed tta nwolution on tlie ground that tlie time wax Dot ripe. Deputy Connell, of Louisiana, and Dr. Sheffield, of Virginia, Pnnw Ixmia Napoleon, now en route from merchant*, who failed last J u.ly, filed their schedule WsdMsday. The liabilities are •7.871. \ Maj. John R. Hoteling died Tuesday night at Huron, D. T., and tta remain* are en route to Roctallc, HL. for Interment. Maj. Hoteling wm for n long tim-j tea John A. The holy of NicholM Schumacher, aged 02, wit- found Thursday in a rreek near B«cwy, Mich., and tlie wound* on his bead Indicatei that-lie had been murdered, but by whom to unknowit . Sarah E. Howe h*» rvopniwl her woman's Serted proposal* win te rereived bribe Water Wark*Committee of the City ot Hasting*. Mlgh., until four o’clock p. m. On the 20th ctay of Octo­ ter. !*M. for tte furnishing of about three huuton* of cast Iron waterplpc, ten ton* of taken, but whether thn church should drop a (trrd Rpaeirt casting*, forty double fire hydrante. iuum> tlmt wa* millleading and deceptive. It about twenty-two stop^nlres. also the pdmplng nuu-hlnery bolter*, etc.; also all neresimry ma­ teria! and labor tor the couitruetlon of a supply well luid pump bouv-. rt.«o for the lead gutting and tabor neressanr for the laving of. the above named pipe and tlie setting or tbe hydrant*, Saint*," or the "Church of the Holy BapHMa'wlllte received for tte furntah I ng of all material and later and the eonstrucllon uf the work complete or for any distinct portion thero when that question came up, but now it wm. of. Koch bidder must deposit one hundred dolwith hl* bld to te forfeited to tbe eltr of asked to drop a designation that wm alt<^ lore Hartings If he fail* tu enter into contract within Ove dava after bls bld Is accepted; Mid deposit to te returned If bid is refected. Tbe *ncca*»tul bidder will te required to furnish an ap­ proved bond ta the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, guaranteeing faithful performance of contract. Plans and spedflrauon* and blanks tonus for i>ro|M3*a!* ci.n te obtained from tbe Water Works Committee. The committee re„m.k.n,M.otorato^n,id.. galleries, which the chair j«-uuq>Uy suj- Waihiijkiton Cttt. Oct 1>L—Thu prert THE MARKETS. were A. follows: Wheat So. 2 October opem-dJlNc. Cloned TlJfc: November, opened T«;4r closed TA«0 bid; Deeomter. ojwned 12*’ S txlL. Corn-No S October. ku med. ■ ■ ■■■ a. Tli". regulation* governing district • .. union* were adopted. It i* provided - there will be no interference with trade whether Jocal, state, or national. In ;-iid-:it, or co-Opsmlive with t<> national convention* was fixed at ono . ii - lor every il/AJO members or fraction to.Ui- conventions shall ..... A..O i»t. ...... —— ——. ija tixitl in* to delegate* must be met by Judge Tuley, of Chicago, hM dissolved the’ injunedon retraining the Iwulth loner from interfering with tlw mte of milk oken from cow* at tbe intectwl dbUUerhM. Ittarejiortrtl that ex-Omgrwaman Demtor. of Milwaukee, will bo a cancUdate for United States m-nato.-in caw the Drmo-irat* . . .. . 1_ -ft_ tvianmcln Il'L'LS- Edward Logan, United State* cmnmb*ionor, and Henry Hoyle, spucial United State. fatally wtxinded. .ml Hmm' revival mootings in Toronto. Tlwy will tx gin work in Bmtoo next January. Mrs Inland Ptonfnrd lias established n mjb. totoo. la U» b°’’ to tor bu-Umrt «,bk» BTtor. U to IruU, Inftto rn»rtM „t .j.l-toddtol Goomto Io Mrkl™ «™ ItorttofcU will totorapto, to. *»■ Gen. Fairchild, com:nan<ter of tte Gran 1 a™ taLmrf • otomtor tolllxi. -I-” ‘J" Army, ha« i*«u™ •____ ^iL-ti.m* for tte m o-rt-M- w. iiniixiKFoiiT, Ala., Oct 12.—Alton Ally, for live weeks. Monday morning a party of boy* hunting in tta wood* near boro found hi* body hanging to tbe limb of a tree, seventy-five f«t from the ground, horribly Ueceinber. opcnc<i w.“'. .. .. 7—, LrtJtoter otwncdUn. closed S^-TSnominal. Vnton Stock Yank, report th« fallowing range of price*: Hog*—Market citientsl active and flrm. with •hlppere and SwrSaiors buying <md Price. Wc higher; Ughl graflw, HtlNM *>. rouBta SJ “•SlKfSL’ft" tsf ‘EifiSS " ’h!™ quarrel Friday night at Somenwt Ky.. tolllUtox. k. Chkxm Tto. U-W SS SX. mill proton, to to .tomato nt»,u! Itt o*r.-fock Thureday morning and com!•! *d Mr. Wiihnarth to enter the vault at U.» । .>.nt << their revolver*. While be wm OUGHiURE anU-FrohlbiUontot candidate for mayor of of three year* for swindling depiwitore. Bayanl IMnam, Pptnam, cmel chief of or the Ui<> government pm-rammi - ___ ___________ — ftbanged —----- -I -bimsetf ■..•. — .ir to try a ■> I tV|x>graj»hlAl surrey, tito, Wctlnooday, near North Adams. Maa*. John R Green, of Bnwklyn. doinuall ttwi . Ite». il utiomi were adopted declaring portion of Twenty-third rtrrot in Detroit uile tin- Knight* »f Labor n-cogntao lying wxith of Howard street, estimated to ta -t n- tisn ta th- flell of Iatan- ou account worth and ha* filed u claim with tta uf, It lias no jxirposii to interfere with ; cjt. • • -it Iretatiana existing between any — m :my part ot tte country. In tbe dent of tta Ohio * MimiBdppI railwayAdirondack Murray, formerly a ctargyman : • ■ iiiu-riiiKHi wu* uw*l up, Minneapolis In Borton, ba* married Mia* Frances M. FUvli.i. liatdly Kekvted. DtocuwJon then took of Montreal. I * :i ■ on tlw question of retahlishing a central ors, -— « ___ 1--- lan.la In Tn. the»*]4q>er organ, and iwnding.tbe debate tbe mail ivrrio.Kj --------- • iition adjourned for tbe <tay. Ik I* tx* prairie firm, and large numbers of cattle ar« tiionslit that final adjournment will be ,. - ___ - ...—1.^.1 I,, flu, flmiti.ML. Great • r. .ciiliou Saturday. Nearly all ot .-, -niiucil to tta' report ot tbc coaimit:<s- r. i:>w». The provision relating to state li-iniyliiM. making it permtaable instead at -einpnlimry. was mlopted wilh an anmniU ■| • lit proi -ding tlmt the district assemblta* And aH work in Slate Marble or Granite. fifteen, and eighteen months. Tte Stamford Oil cosujiany has purchased Refining componits, iu the Pittaburg district, and tbo Raccoon Oil company’s land at Shamocken, Pa. The price jmid by the Standard company aggregated 12,000,000. ^rodnre: Butter-Choice te fancy cream•ry. «4©KC l*r Hr. f<uwy dairy. tne ftUSta. Etfgs-Stnrtiy frwdi. iMbc per deal Poultry-Chicken*. "B7Hc per Il>; duck*. ? . Z. Z. sam.te.oi ix-rdoz. Po­ Burbanks, luc. K-A. Corn-No. 2 mlxe.l caali. *«’• «« veniter. L’-S-- d“ Drocmber. 4»*cI whlU etate.’JAe: No- 2 do ». No. S mixed No­ vember WMe- Rre-Dull- Barley—Nomi­ nallyunchanged. Pork—Dnlli meat, iroSomik Lard—October. »AW; new November, AllCHIE M.-COY, l-AMEl. MgNAUOHTON*. JOHN M. HESSMri: WALLACEC. KELLI Y. JAMES W. BENTLEY, Committee on Water Works. Default iMvIng been made In the condltlou* ot n certain mortgage made and executed by Adiun Sidy and Nancy Nldy.bi* w ife, to Robert Hurns and J. Davidson Burn*, and David R. Cook and Unto A. Shridon. on the sixteenth day ot August. A. D„ W, cuid recorded In the enter of the register of deed* for Barry codnty, Michigan, on tlie Td day ot February. A. D„ l*M. In Uber » of mortgage*, on page 114. Heid mortgage was upon tbe c»pn »* condi­ tion that should any detault be made in tbe payment of tbe Interest on any day whereon tta same te made jwyable as therein expressed.and •ftbouid the same remain unpaid and In nrn-ars for the spare of thirty days, then and from thenceforth after the lapse of said thirty days, the principal sum of Ofteen hundred dollar* with all arrearage* of Interest thereon, should at tbe option of said mortgagees, their exreutww, administrator* or assigns, heroine and ta dire and payable immediately thereafter, although the period limited for the payment thmrof may not then have expired. And default having taen made In the paynlent of the Interval due the IMh day of August. A. D. li«3. the Ifflh day of August, A. D. ISM. the hsm day of August. A. D. IM®, and tlw Irtth day of Aitgusl. A. D. isufi and the name having remained unpaid and. In arrears for the spare <>f thirty day* and up­ wards, and still remains unpaid, the aforesaid principal sum of fltteen hundred dollar* with all arrearage* of latere*! thereon. I* now de­ clared dneand parable by the tenn* of Mid mortgage, and there Is now claimed to be due rtSri&i" thi* notice tbe sum of two thous­ and and three and A3 iwth. dollar*, and no >ult or proceedings eilher at taw or in equity having Wn Instituted to recover the money* uccurod bv said mortgage or any part tbereot, \’ow therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale contained ta said mortgage and.the Us such case made and provided, notice I* Iicrs?j>> given that on Saturday. December Wlb. A- DISM nt 10 o’clock In the forenoon wy shall sell ilpubllc auction to the highest bidder• M the north front door of the court bow*. •» of Hastings. Barry county. Michigan, (that being the place of bolding tta Hrtult rourt for Barry- countyl mortxiwe. or sotta much thereof aa may o« nere* mtv topay Mid principal sum and inlerret due Wheat-Weak and NEtN b-wer. No. 8 half of south emit quarter and one *» re In mixed c«*b. 78Wc; November. 7<Hr.’. xi... kLi;:iM4vic_ Corn—Heavy, ho. - fourteen 1“ •—** elinm. tuirtii or ranite wn »*“•. Aovcmwer. i«*h '--- ;--- ’ contalnlni Ota-ltoT Ka ft mlj-1 xoiviiHos wm DAVID M. COOK, Firm; bl .18. Pork-Stoadr. »»-s7HPHILO A. WIKU’O^. MortlftTiKc strong. Touaxi, Oct, 1A f£."5bTfc..N1St All wo»k guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select frontal ways on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buv of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. MONEY SAVED I Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TFA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will .give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cashr' Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have, in stock at face value. - Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanArman. March 10th, 1886. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. The pfficial headquarters for these goods is at the store of <j7w>. tor,nl to> fcijSSafer Kr““ -roreiFrhair balsam HINDERCORNIL ‘S*ctable phytodu. A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. applause which greeted him. and shook tho mouth ot tlie Mtariartppi, was badly damaged building from foundation to rafter*. Mr. Blaine’s sjx-eeb did hot differ materially from tluw lie delivered In Maine during the tom from their foundations. campaign there. Ho enumerated the bene­ fit* of tbe protective tariff, denounced tlie recently in Nurenl«rg, Germany, the bride ITohibiUon jwrty movement us treacherous being tlie well-known armlm artiste Frau- to the only party that had ever paewd ternpernnee legbdaUon, and doclaired for a *olid north a» lang a* there was a solid south. Hi* I will meet any competition in paces. I am glad to take butter, eggs and farmers’ produce in exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market pnoe. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. I ask a share of your trade, Mid if honest P?™ and courteous attention are inducements, I snail deserve your trade' Respectfully, p S-Smoke the A. D. C. cigar. �MEERSCHAUM MINE. MAN A WHO THINKS HE Additional Local Items. THE YOSEMITE IN DANGER. HAS WUHa all tte*- chaagt* are oecurring with- FOUND ONE IN OREGON. food winter shoe, we would call your attention to the fact that Stauffer & Crawley are prepared to meet your wanta, and guanmtw goodii to be m represented. Remember that when valley from al! sidtn. build botob throughout vou pay more than two dollars for a Grand Rapids shoe, you are throwing away your money. rapidly d-nudcd <rf their finest timber. Tbo o-haurn, and who probably knows more falling fon about tl» latter article than anybody eho in the country, readily divined what started regions will be repeated in the floods of early him up. ‘•He has found a bod of kaolin, or China spring. All of thfa will affect Yosemite in n way mine. IVrwinu have been doing that frecpicntly in ibffvnmt porta of tte country, and aide knoll u deposit* have been f-oand. It to a them falling ta shreds can appreciate. Three lako in spring and a parehid, dnrty jdare in what ttey are after they are likely to catch early autumn. But tbtsw dangers n« result­ somethin;; eta. But anybody can tell very ing from tta above qpuses are happily, as easily tta difference betweca genuine ateer- yet, ta anticipation. Tbe prewnt Kand in­ schauni nnd kaolin or noy otter clay. Wet a creasing danger is from thn almost counttea* piece of nxtrwhauin with your tongue and thru cut a atiaving off It with a Miarp knife, plains of tho San Jruquin to tlw mountain ao. You »> it curls up into a regular stav­ maadowa, there L tramp ami graze until ing. Now, try that with a lump of clay and every green spot fa roblvd of its carjet of leauty and beaten into dust. Too often tho ply a Htlll more conclusive test Break a bit ot mtvrwbaum, and under tbo microsoopo its frarturo will show that it te entirely compCMxi ot the mrwt minutely atomatic 'cockle stalls conceivable, twisted and matted to­ gether ipto a solid mass. Nothing eta looks like it “But I «houkl not ta nt all' surprised if nwereebaum were to ta datovored some­ where ta thfa country some «iay. We bare pretty much cvirything that te found in any other jiart ot tbo world. Why, do you know, finer amlier te discovered ta thfa country than kunver in we e wunuun coitego museum, taken from coal formatloua^ljf thfa country, and I have an Ulna that our anta fa a solidi­ fied and prtritlrd petroleum. You know that nobody has over rightly determined yet what amber fa, although it fa wppowd to te some kind of a petrifted gum. Well, it stands to rooM>n that if we have th* amber wo ought to tave meerschaum also, or nature's design to supply m with the l«rt pipe material of home production would ta a failure. Hut until ws find it we have still to depend Upon tta some aouree of supply that tho wcrld lias had to rely upon sinew the dayi of Plffty, who know alxmt as much concerning thfa 'foam of the sea' os wr do today. “To answer tho question* of your Oregon eorresponitent: All tbe meerschaum canvcs from a little place called Ifakiwhta, in Asia Minor, whom it fa found al a depth of stent fifty feat dqdvr ground! but bow it fa found only tte Turks who find It know. Tbooo Turta are very religlaa* Mal:.*uniutx)ans, nnd on article of ihefr faith arems to te tte duty of killing any Chrfatiiyis who come atout there askiag qu<«tlons concerning tta mrerachnum. They have kept up that practice for to many ewiturie* that they have finally really made i*. a habit They don’t even <?ncourage their <v»-relig:onfato in Impertinent csrimdty nliout iu Merchants who dral in it, and live;w!thln five ralic* of where it is pro­ duced, hire j never visited tte nifnrs. They are a people, and prefer liv­ ing ratlwr than knowing. When tta stuff conn* out of the ground it has much and mingling with porta of it. Al) that b carrfnlly cut away, leaving only the pure tar, and £ant--.rtir *haj*M conceivable. As it fa trinimrti with a sharp knife, tbe workman rule it with a thick oily leaf that give* it a Dandeonat polish far tbe market. It ta not ■old by weight, but by quantity, its value being deternrinnd by its Ughtncm and tbe *tac of tbe pircee in which it ta. It sclfa by tta box, o:i arbitrary measure. Tbe box fa about twenty tacboi high. Tlie content* of one ASM) The former will consist of pet-tap* BOO ■Tlw etsfcumption in the United States eight y ran. ago it reacted probably 1 .500. but the demand ta* fallen off oue-thinl in con■MjUciH-r of tbe decline In pipe xmokhig—or at tetMt'orun-ionmeat of the practice by so many of tbc«e who coak! afford to smoke “The btuiinew fat it hna fallen off a ffn»t (tail, but thc-u Mill fa, and alwayw will ta, Riffk-k-nt demand far it to raako it very well worth any jtnan** white to find an Atncrieau mint of It. That reminds ton that tta article that, camo much nuarer ut tbe real rarerwhatun than any other thing I have ever area that wm uot trvw-rseJuttun, was -found tip iu Vermont. I fancy that it - mart te a kind of white striated with darker shade*, nnd had a fibrous grain, very different from tnecrechnum ta fibat rwjiect. tions that destroy in a single clay the growth of centuries. Throughout tta ranges of that in life supjrorted great roofs of jirotocting shade now stand dark monuments to which, unco lout, twenty generations of hfa puny deecnndantM cannot rertore. There are The following Interesting statistics, arc furnhhed by Hon. A. C. Towne, of Prairieville: serve them in all wavs. To thfa jxirticular trust California fa bound by.rofatnn tie*—San of eliced lemma, and tta result ta so tempting, so fragrantly apetlging, that Am scarejfly take time to disengage tbo tfah from tbo tames. Should you liave followed up tta sanlinea g - “ CREAM ’twoE” RrCCML Extract5 WTuRALnw no Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Dr. Prim- • Extracts, Vanilla. Lemoa, Oranjw att.. Davor ttebriouMy. puce BMmta KWXI CO, CUavo St. Irofa. state state tn-a’urvr. auditor general, ctanmfa Av'jte j>er Sp noner of the Mat*-land ufflec, attorney xcueral and MjtertnteudMitof public instraetlon, also, a member «4 the slate bourd of vduratiou. In place Hifautuvll# of Edicar Rexford, whose term of offlet a 111 ex- r.-rr-.Trr^r.-rH.-r If you get into the confidence of any conxv off, tho driver tnecta with nn accident, wvtisfhxL Every railroad has an engino or cab that b cranky. It ba notorious fact having appararttly recovered Its gixxl humor, como into tte rtatiou an Uw wcaid. Then you will ta»r of a. locomotive whi.-h will always run t v> slow with ano cn^iawr. too fart with annttar, on-1 just right with a third. I think thfa rnnrt ba nnothrr c.nw of animal magnetism, but haw ar why it plays three pranks neither you nor I can tel!.— FbUadulphfa (MIL illuminated by tte electric light, han ndojitwl nn ingenious contrivance, by which be may during his not infrequent abaetsce from home. In several of hi* rooms nnd in his oftkw there clockwork. Every hour n shutter fa silently opened by tbo machinery, and- an instanta­ neous photograph fa taken of ail tiiat fa going mid Hint they have funtated some very was horrified wtan shown a photograph in it out ao while the clock on tbo mantelpiece points to handrome bowl from that end; here would iita buricet. Tbo Mrrvonte- party iu the beat dintag room furnished another thrilling which to now preparing The book fa a joint production, although “Jes­ sie Benton Fremont" ap;w*r» m tho author. and jeering as the Advteo yws, and wtl, as to osroe of them with which Gen. Flwnotrt *tw identified, compel a modi- Books and Stationery Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Best line ofIn Imsorted and DomesticCiaars tlie City. To the qualified Kteetors of the several Warts of the City Hartings: . which «rem to flourish in tbe Sicilian gardens ttelfcfottx; white you may crown your rejnrt in tta early «pring with a profu^on magnifiesnt niountnin rtrawtamre. — Black­ wood's Ma-pudno. formerly occupied by Fred'k Hotchkiss, be­ A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. c'nlinx to ( . s. survey by Tps. omltvgfr’et us srar 8S53lU2=BfaB8fliatl2B! £Wfor“wh delicate; tta Chicken’, which may ta fried in ■we?t oil, are generally g. v*l and fat. though scarcely equal to tta capons of Bros*'; and for .iewi rt. or, indeed, with tho bourgeois Has Removed from the old stand to the store- FAINTS, OILS Vai. penT eat — *1 VaLpert ’i rot call a diet, you will have came to repent it, though tte man fa not to be blamed for sug­ gesting thorn, as tmtli dfabre are jmjmlar with hardly do Ix-ttcr than call for maramni a la crew or with tomato sauce, having taken ths precaution of warning tbo it»k to l*iil tho macaroni sufficiently. Should the quallii The People’s Drug Store tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz' Meat Market. MOST PERFECT MADE whiteluiit, they are rather n sj«x.-loltynf tta place. Tta waiter breathes a shrill whisper through th.' speaking tube which cvmmunicotes f rom tta ground floor to the kitchen. • A mttafactory response comes very promptly hi tta shape of a faint sound of frizzling. As tta whitebait are merely inunenol for some steonifa in a wirework cage ta Iwiltag oil, so th'? sordima are Kent up with startling celerity, considering tho Italian habit ot procrastina­ JlHffiffiBiSl tion. Tho tiny ftab, deiientely browned, are earn* from FIS to fOd a week, and ta excvj tional caxw 02S. Tte payment is generally and a half to throe hours; tbo cart of hfa work will bo about fl, and tlie bowl will sell for 011.50 at whole, a),-. TVhr.t tho retail price will The supervisors closed their session Saturday. The salaries of county of­ ficers for the ensuing year were not changed. H. Schantz was re-elected ai one of the superintendents of the poor. The state tax assessed to Barry county this year ta 816,529.80. county tax 822,000. In this connection it to re­ freshing to remark that the amount ap­ propriated for county poor is 83,000 in­ stead of 85,000 and $u,500 as it used to be under Hicks management of county poor inatfaTn. Usual wrestle with liv­ ery bills, but finally paid ’em all right enough. A motion was passed author­ izing the county treasurer to borrow 83.W0 for 75 days in order to meet de­ mands on tlie treasury during thitt time. Right here we wish to say’ that it would be better for Barry couhtv if the supervisors would order enough county tax raised to meet expenses from January 1 to January 1, instead of from October 1 to October 1. It to false economy to do business in that manner. The state tax this year is about 810,000 less than last year. The county tax about 84.CU0 leas, or about 81.000 less taking into consttie, ation the 83.00 borrowed. cSmmUtet on ' floanoe reported curing loan ot 93SM from first nation­ al annum. and order drawn for same at 5 per cent per annum, and order drawn for u. k. Cook tor *U rel»te for «eurtn< lo*o. Moral th»t two d»y» team and help be done on the Butler road lo put II in a pawmble condition. Moved, that the stroet committee be instructed to lay bridge acroea the gut­ ter* on both ride. ofliicblgan avenue on High .treet with the old bridge plank. Carried. Resolution adopted instructing street committee to examine dam below Michigan A vet, bridge and report its condition at next meeting of council. Adjourned. FRANK STEBBINS. Roomier. I ompounded by" LARGE STOCK OF WALT, PAPERS. i PonatotSo"ot by town- senator t<ir the eleventh sctMtortaldtalrlct.eomjk>mmI ot tbe couutle* <4 lurry ami Eaton: also a reprcs-nativr in state k«l«taiure tor the repre• I ucludlng Naahrille. seutattvc district, rotr.prislnr Uih county. t " MldUlcvtne. You arc also hereby notified that nt said elec­ Average value per acre (or county. FZT.2O. tion the 1‘tltowlng propesed amendments to the Average per capita ot imputation ot county. ronrtluiliiui of this state will ta Mibnilfted to tlie people^of thc Slat^far tteir adoption or reWhole number acre* In county, xu.uo. Short of toll county in acres. 11.00. If a fuilcouuty in wre* und averaaca wr acre It would ndd to real estate of roil **11,®*. Council Proceedings. Common council met in regular ses­ sion Friday evening. Oct. 15th, 1B8G. Mayor Weissert in the chair. Roll called, aldermen present—.Bessnier. Hams. Hogle, McCoy. Osborn, Stebbins and Waters; absent, McNaugh­ ton. Minutes of the previous meeting read nnd approved, after being correct­ ed as follows: By inserting the words and countersigned by the mayor and ■ recorder in'regard to closing of con­ tract with Mrs. Mary Barlow fur land to be n.M*d for water works purposes, (after the woras in said rewlution, upon an order drawn upon him by the waler works committee.) Also by Inserting the word latter In the report of the committee in reganl to negotiating wa­ ter bond, so that the last paragraph of said report shall read. “Your commit­ tee would therefore recommend that the latter y)ffer made by the Wayne county savings bank be accepted." The report of street committee rela­ tive to petition of C. H. Hicks and 39 others, recommending that tbe same be grunted, was received, accepted and adopted. The committee on streets and bridges reported that the abutments for Hit­ bridge on Michigan avenue had been completed at the cost of 81.100, which report was accepted nnd adopted. CITY ACCOUNTS. ' St conirniasoner, 6fi_da^swork.. 812 00 SL^ommtosoner. E. Wilkins, street J. Depue " 3 UG Henty Burke ** 7 50 David Wolcott" 7 50 F. Hawkins “ 7 60 Isaac White “ P. McCarty “ 0 00 F. Fisher “ 3 00 Horton and team 22 50 J. Wooten •' 12 00 J. Shay 18 00 Geo. Sweet “ ............... 15 00 Preston & Cook, oil, chlmneysetc Hogle Cook, “ •• 4 62 Philip Raglev draw hose cart to McElwain's fire............................ 2 CIO Ed. Barlow, draw engine to Mc­ Elwain's fire...................................... RobL Green, watch at fire 13 hrs Del Newton, “ “ Henry Bentley “ “ Fred Soule " “ Aachle Ayers, 7 weeks night watch up to OeL 18th 1886... 7 00 E. M. Hinman, lay tile by fair ground.......................................... 1 50 Allowed. The committee on street and bridges reported tho W’llkins bridge in a very poor condition, and recommended that the same be condemned for public travel, which report was accepted and adopted. Tlie invitation from the chief of the fire department of Charlotte, inviting the attendance of toe common council and fire department of this city, at the final teat tri their water works to l>e held Oct. 20th. was accepted and order- S. Prescriptions Carefully Registered Pharmacists. U A. GOODYEAR & SONS theouuniy «i Wayne, tlw board ot County rd ’hall ta »ut>ject tu no apucal: Provided. That tta Mtffalrturestall tare ttaumr to rex Ulate, control, tnodify, or abolish the baart uf county auditor* of W nyne rounty, and may by taw provide for the audlunr of tta account* of W aytie eounty. An aineudinrnt to reclton 1.articte 0. relative toltautanr’of Mate oArers. provided for by joint resolution No. r.. taw* of lw&— SKmox t Tta Judge* of tta circuit court* shall1 twelve an annual aatary of twenty -Ore hundred dollnrs; the xuvurbor, state truaaurer, w-e. Miunwy gctM-rai, mm superintendent of public lii’tructlon shall receive sach soiarv a* shall be flxrd and detertuto. d by the legtoaturo ol till* »iale, such Mlaric*,1... shall...... ta Bird and 4e... In compIfance with tbe foregoing, tad the statute in such case made and provhtrd. notice I* herely given UuU at a general election to te held In tin- several town* and election pnvincta ywiSwia AS.JWJ ~-e A slieritf hi tbe plaeeof (Mirer F. tzmg. whose V?1?1’!* ufflc* w‘‘* **pl« on the 3t« day ot 1MB. A county clerk tnUw ptara ot (teorge W. AK, ffSSJSLna" ~ A county treasurer in the place ot William D, sti'a,:TKSETM,S" «■•««"» * A register ot deeds in place of John K Hairy, whewe term ol office will expire on tho Stat day ot December, D-c. A prusrcining attorney tn place of Phlttu T. Cojgrovc. whose term ot office will expire nn the Slrtdoyof Decemter. 1MB. P C Two circuit Court Conimbuiionm iu place ot Alonzo D. Cadwallader wliMe terr«i» ,.rnr.. win and Walter __ ..... Webster, , — . irrnu ,u onrcc expire on tbe strt day of December. ism. A county survryorln place of (ieonrv B. M SMJJYSK.’K” Said election to be conducted, th. rntn, . of October, r8eal] The Old Reliable HARDWARE DEALERS. Announce that they have received a full line of Coal Stoves, Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call and 8ee Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. ASK TOUR DEALER FCB THE IMPROVED PANTAL001 FRANK STKBBIXH.lteoorxtar. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. The Best Is Always the Cheepest. HOOSIER IAIUFACTURIHO CO., FORT WAYNE, IND. bill a! at to I Wtllit:, For Artistic Job Printing ’ DIED. COT Rooms, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-10-21.1.pdf b9bc637d8cb9148289651ebd8c14bd49 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. no. 25. : Hastings, The Hastings Banner. mich., County News. October 21, isse. WHOLE NO. 1638 Banfield. Woodland. Boys if you make a'raid on that WRIGHT, Weather is very fine, roods are very S. Haight, Geo. Smith and Dr. Baugh­ honey you want to leave out the old Hastij.vs ’iUffiir Co, Mien., smooth and farmers are improving the man are up to Alpena on a hunting ex­ men or they will play up hog and I We had a grand meeting on Tuesday time picking apples. They are a splen­ cursion. squeal on you. did crop and prices very low. KAY & Joeephioe AUarding, of north CariWalter Monroe is happy now. It is a evening °f jg* werki gt which Hon . . MARSHALL L. Frank Sheffield entered into holy ton, spent Friday and Saturday of last Jas. O Donnell und P. T. Colgrove were matrimony last Saturday afternoon. nine and one-half pound bov. srKv i;irrA)N KATE8 Deacon Holmes, Ira Stow'd! and wife week with O. N, AUarding and family the speaker:,. Baker Skriner occupied Pass around the cigars Frank, and we w. in south west Carlton. uuniKo ,n‘jnrtf‘10 Yo* «“»«* a seat on the platform but did not ad­ will wish you much joy. ‘ Stella Sherman was caUed to New Dr. W. H. Landis has gone to Ohio dicts the audience. The house was . David Bristol Sunda'yed with Rollin AtHELHS^'O kATKS; crowded and many were unable to ob­ Powers, and read s few chapters in after his bride. He thinks that it is not York state by the news that her father KKALKKS 140 tain admiaslon. Those who were fortu­ Luther “with the fair maid of Delton!" good for man to HYe alone in this was mot expected to Uve, who died soon after she arrived., -kpi-i-fai'ixnUions. . nate enough to get Inside listened to a who now supports more jewelry than ! world. Clithe Landon, of Freeport, SundayD. Haight has bought the A. T. Coop­ couple of masterly addresses and judg­ common. Better go again David. Next . *X Woodward ed at home. . er property. ing trout the spplawies and cheers so appointment in two weeks. Ella Roush and her brotSer Elmer, of Dr. Landis has bought the D. Haight itWjob Printing Deheartily given there Lx no doubt but the Willet Rice and his best girl while property. Freeport, Hundayed at E. Landon's. >>r.. Everything in* the audience was amply appreciative, and out riding got over turned. Buggy TUK Y arger, Eisenhood, Carpenter & Co., Avenue XV*^* Rev. (>. 8. Grant has bcei appointed that the effect will be visible in the 2d badly damaged. I With Uu* l*t«-»t (somof expect to pitch their lente In the far I of tnscbiaery* prox. J udson Chandler bus gone to Ann as minister on the U. B. Barry circuit. north for a hunting expedition in the The attachment suit of C. Williams WEST The campaign lie that Frank McDer- Arbor with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Troy to n <n>pluyed. enable* the 1 and 3 vs. Ricker was non suited on grounds of near future. Boys we wish jou good by is a reluctant candidate for the office attend school. luck. nojurisdiction. of county clerk is one of the rankest F. E. Duty has a number one lot of Geo. Whitney and wife, of Hastings, Frank McDerby, our nominee for ro. we have yet heard. He was backward sheep to feed thi* winter. Campus county clerk, was in town last week and wen* the guests of Asa Odell and wife. about his name going on the ticket, but Rev. W. A. Bass has moved to Au­ the impression is here that he is the Zelln Odell staats this week tar having once assented to go on. l>ecame gusta. JKWKUir man for the office, and will be elected if Muskegon as a delegate to the Grand at once an active candidate, and willdo Jason, hadn’t you better go home a people Lodge of Good Templars. will vote as they ought. Martius his last to be a winner, and he won't be little earlier next time. L'NCLKTOM. Rev. Spencer, of Greenville, addressed behind the rest of the boys either. George, of Assyria, missed his ap­ VII KM WATCHES. We Were sorry cot to see more from pointment last Sunday, on account of the people at the Al. E. church on Sun­ MARTIN'S CORNERS. day last for che W. C. T. U. cause; also Opposite this phice iu attendance at the grand the over-tlowed road in Barry. Rev. Garlick's remarks were very ap­ Mr. Odell’s people had courtny from Luce tind Palmer meeting at Hastiiigs U1AHON1MI Earl’s new top buggy made him sick. propriate for the occasion. »l>. M. D.. ' . Carlton visiting them last week.' Thursday, blit the inclement weather Messrs. Grilley and Mosher are In the Phyrtean and Sargeon, The railroad meeting on Monday Mrs. OdeU is able to iw around Xgaln. City prevented. east part of Barry threshing clover ueeil. evening was well attended the Town Last Tuesday evening the White ■ ILVkn- ' Some vandals turned Sim. Overholt’s We wish they would come over here. hall being crowded. People were here Rose lodge received several new mem« ABK horse into the opera house Tuesday Wonder it John Kipp cun give uh an­ from Hastings. Castleton. Carlton, Imts. Rev. Keagle was elected delegate Hall, night alter the speech, and he roamed other anecdote? Odessa and Sunfield. to the state grand lodge, which holds around all flight doing considerable The Good Templars' lodge is in a Ito thirty-third annual session at AIusn XTLM.V!'UMAX. damage. flourishing condition. kegon, Oct. 19-21. U. 11 —.I -!' Phytician & Surgeon, FREEPORT. DETROIT, W. J. AHUs, formerly editor of the We hear that a new lodge has been Rev. Knott spent a portion of last ..... , • <!rua’tore.) Ftom the Henle. MiddlcvUfe Independent, i companion organized at Prairieville. week visiting his people In this part of Henry Bowman had better look out apiece to Francis Graves' Plaindealer) N. Brayton went to Detroit Tuesday. the vineyard. MICH. Mrs. Foster is spending the week with was managing editor of Hale's drug or the boys will have the rest of his Some of the former neighbors and IkntisL her parents near Hastings. Store hMt week, while Horry and his grapes. friends of Mrs. Emma Afartin, now of Rev. Bowen and family will occupy Nashville, together with some from wife were nt Grand Rapids. the house lately vacated by Dr. DeVore. Congregational social at Prof. J. W. East Castleton, made her a surprise vis­ FOUR CORNERS. John Filter, of Irving, has lost 40 it last Friday. Roberta' Wednesday evening. X Preaching at the church on Sunday hogs from cholera within the past two , Numerous signs were laid low by l*rohibition meeting Wednesday even­ next. weeks. Inst Thursday's gale. ing, Dr. Woodmansee. Miss Sadie O’Dell spent a portion of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Godfrey returned Wonder why we don’t hear some­ A fellow by the name of Albert S. French, who jumped his board bill at the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Thursday after a pleasant visit in Ea­ thing from the other parties? ■ . ton county. Henry Clever's last week, was brought Boice. MORGO-THORNAPPLE Edmond.Stiles, Grand Rapids, is in Mrs. Carrie Moore presides at the or­ J«X>K .v l>ack here from Hustings Friday morn­ gan at the M. E. church, during the ab­ I*rohibition speech last Saturday ing by constalile Jacob Osmun. He this ylcinity buying apples. • Block. Hastlnca. Mich.) Our school is to commence Nov. 1st. sence of Miss Fox. was brought up before Estj. Fdghner night at the IL R. hall Morgan, by the :j ^bjtract Book* in In Barry Bai A. 1). Shephard joined his wife in renowned Walter Webster,of Nashville. ^Saturday morning, the proceedings with Wm. Kennedy to weild the cudgel. dropped an account of some (law in the As this is his first term, we .wish him Ohio this week, where she has been vis­ In his speech he arraigns the republican success. iting relatives several weeks. party ns a dishonest party, a party with­ papers, the te-at paid his bill ami made Prof. M. V. Rork, of Lansing, gave a Air. and Mrs. 8. Hugt took the train out an issue. .He also in his remarks himself scarce. ' A new brick warehouse for cold lecture on prohibition on Sunday, Oct. Monday for Mansfield, Ohio, where says that there is actually no partv Is­ iOth at the church. It was a very in­ they will visit two or three weeks. sue between the two old purtltti. ’The storage, is l>eing put up at Cloverdale teresting speech, but would have l»een Miss Addie Yerrington returned tariff is no Issue according to his state­ creamery. ments; also all ttiat animates elthftr of The Congregational ladies are pre­ , much more so, if he had cut it a few from Jackson Tuesday. . minutes short and not spoke quite । the Foster place Instead of Henry Sis­ the old parties to greed lor office. He ’OHS lAf.Vmi. paring to nave a fair just before the three hours. ■ son as erroneously stated in these col- forgot to state t^at in his own great ■ Attorney at Law, holidays. „ The sign which has stood on the Buel and Morton Sisson, purchased greed for office h(T left the republican Wc noticed the editor of the BANNER corners for so long a time was fell to unios. party and sought for a long time in on our streets Saturday. the ground one day last week by our Rev. Sell, of l*hlladelphia, preached the greenback party and finally suc­ A number of our K. of 1**. s are at­ prophet "Joel." on able and instructive sermon to a ceeded in securing the office of circuit tending brigade meeting at Grand Eddie Coats is preparing to move the large audience in the (’-ongregational court commissioner. Becoming conRatids this week. .... vihcod that his chances for re-eTection store acrod.* the road and set it on a church last Sablmth morning. Ili-v. Grinnell s choral union is to l»e wall there. It will be fepaired to live Miss Eliza Fox accompanied Rev. A. were bad, be concluded to make anoth­ reoqganiMfi far the winter this even- in. Nagler and wife to their new home in er rtop and Hopped into the prohibition tn^'he shadow social at Jacob (Jamun's Mrs. Clark Sutton, who has lx>en suf­ Sheridan. She expects to remain a few party thereby securing the nomination fering of late with a cancer, has gone Weeks as their gursL for prosecutor; and if political tirade last Wednesday evening was said to away to have It treated: Rice corn, a crop largely grown in :and abuse of parties entitle :i man to of­ have been a very jolly affair Kansas but seldom seen here, is on ex­ fice he should certainly i>e elected. Mr. Moving southward—the wild geese.' The folks who watched the prohibi.4 .VanAHMAX. hibition at this office, the product of Weister was followed by Mr. J. Mich­ Hon candidate for prosecuting attorney I nel, of listings. The gentleman seems John Teenies form, two inileti west. ; Lawyers. • practicing the gesticulations to accoinWhile husking <*orn t$e other day. । to i lie un hdneot man yet we must join te r> ftaUonal Bank.) pauv his campilgn speech down the with him as well as the first Speak­ I Husking rurn la the order of the day. Master Frank Roush found six well de- issue railroad last Wednesday night rather ier as he endorsed his aentlmenta all IViy.; U. "'WEEZEY, Attorney Several of the good people of this vrlop.nl ears all growing together. think they haw the laugh on him. place attended quarterly meeting al Po- ’ Prof. Rork, oi Lansing, aelivered a through. He says support the prohibi­ ” .V .uni Solicitor in Chancery. although to a disinterestwi party it is dunk last Saturday and Sunday. , temperance speech to a wdl-pleased tion nominee tor prosecutor because hard to tell which side the laugh is Apples un- worth scienty-the cents I audience at the M. IL church Saturday IffiiL is one of the boys. That is the (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) really on. evening per luirrel delivered in Hustings, but------*— last. reason why we say support i’hil.; if he ' WEEZE Y. Messrs. A M. Herrington. Foster ns not one ol the boya he' would be a the farmers complain that it is a slow Justice of the Peace. siasiHj, Jas. Cool, Geo. Ki-lly. IL Bunn prohibitionist we suppose, probably a wav of making money. The wi>tild:be proM-vuting attorney, and C. A. Curtiss are in the Grand Chinroe or a German or some other an­ ASSYRIA. ASP1E. Al. F. .union, will speak at this place Traverse region this wmtk hunting imal, as the first speaker compared a (PINE AND CEDAR,) John llartoni. of Saginaw, is visiting on Wednesday evening, and then we deer, or dear, whichever game proves temperance republican to some kind of Notary Public. I friends at the center. expect —in a to l>e most plentiful, presumably the an animal. 1 i's folly to sit and listen .... .. ... . -x»-—wafl look- horn. to h'*.*ir something grand Baker Shriner, of... Hartings, 7 latter. The gentlemen are all good to such speeches as they are not con­ ][U>' mW -lug v after his Kpolitic* ---------- - prospects pros in vincing. They tell us uotliing uliout The Hon. James O’DonnelHspoke to shots. Assyria last wfek. 1 what they are going to do except that a crowded house on Friday last. AU' Birney C&sseday died of consumption wen* well plea-'eil with the manly way f-it’ll they are going to pans prohibitory laws. K WUitffiMAJfgJi, PRAIRIEVILLE. But they call the temperance element ut his home in Awvrta. Oct. 13th. in which he handled th_»* questions at Mate Sackett and Miss Towne, of ot the republican party moral cowards Mrs. Non Griflor, of Saginaw. Is vis­ issue. There was no slang talk, and he ’. 'rften to Cutting it ipg her daughter. Mrs. John Tasker. added a host of friends to those he al- Broadln-ad. Win., are visiting friends in liecaime they will not come out and ■ iu> Cut to •Tiler. vote with them. Probably they think H. G. Kent and W. H. Jewell visited reaily hail in this place. P. T.Colgrove our village. Eva Ateaile and Airs. L. Calkins, of that could they get them they would ISS.g&S5- Hastings friends last Week. followed the honorable gentleman in n ' 1 i find men in their ranks that hud cour- H Geo. McGibiion. one of Tom Mltebeil’s few well-directed remarks which were Murtin, spent a few days of the past ami Maple, I in7^e efiough to inforce tne prohibitorv hired men, was badly iujured by his well received. The house would nut week with friends stout here. Will J. Murphy and wife were ^Au <t I laws that we.now have on our statute 1 team running uway with him last Fri­ nee miodute all that were present. town Thursday and Friday of the. pist l>oolte. They say the party is dead, in । day. Many democrats apd greentackeni were week. our opinion they will Und that the old Harry Harwood had the misfortune present, but could find no fault with . Dr. McLeay's son Dannie met with reliable is still alive and kicking, and .to cut his fofu iKtdlv last Sunday. the remarks of these gentlemen. ' * quite an accident a ween or more since, C. A. Hough.of Woodland,and Frank Ralzey Richards was shaking hands ' by running suddenly into the stall of a long may she live and kick to the utter disgust and chagrin of the enemies. MeDerby.of Nashville, were in Assyria with his many friends in this little burg | very gent)* hnna*. The horse was Next in order wits Mr. Overholt and he last weelu last week. ' startled and kicked him*, he fell and Frank Bailey, a former Awyria l<py J ml Marks gave his many friends a two of his fingers were cut off near the was followed by Rev. Grenell and lastiy by the renowned and accomplished but now a resident of Nebraska, bus re­ call last week. I first joint, the horse been newly shod On the fifth of lhe present mouth I. only a day fir two previous. He ’res bohemian oat man. Air. Barnum. He turned. He says Michigan is good the friends or Geo. apd Mahola Valep- i' luidly bruised besides, but is doing well is unfair and a tnisrepsenter of facts, l enough for him. and the last man to cry out fraud lor a ' Morris Harwood and ike Webb are line met nt their residence to remind ,l at present. Of Errrn Oeeeriptlon, bigger fraud than a Ixihemian o»l mafi camping on tne Battle Creek river, | them that it was the illtieth marriage M. J. Goss is moving into the new | is hard to find. Now, gentlemen anniversary. Over l(D were present in house. bunting and trapping. • do not come before the public claiming the. afternoon and over 'M in the even­ John Brnndstetter is driving a well. to come with clean hands and a pure ing. All enjoyed tpe visit finely. Af­ M. J. Tuggsrt, wife and son, of Hick-1 heart, when at the same time you seek DELTON. ter enjoying a liountiful supper the ory Comers, Sundaved with L Lave-1 to dedeve and defraud. The voters of Fine weather and Jots of work nowa­ Rev. L. C. Gesler made a few timely re- land.and family. this country are not all weak, they* I marks and Alni. Albert Nutt presented CPAHD RAPIDS DIV days. DIVISION. School closes this week, and Miss have the manhood to stand by their Corn husking is the order of business the following presents: Harford goes immediately to New colors and not to leave their party T»kl;.Peffoct Maj Xth. followed by apple picking. Cashmere dress pattern—Messrs. J. York City to take a position as book­ , merely for the sake of office. ■ Mr. F. A. Blackman Is repairing his H. Valentine, Levi Fry and son. Loren­ keeper with a brother. corn house and constructing a hog zo Dixon and wives and Georgo and Quite a lively game of ball was play­ NEURALGIA CURED. O-lMcea and Estimates given on ap­ house adjoining. Mvra Valentine. . ed on Saturday by the boys against the Who will be the one to show the larg ­ Jackaoa. Mich. Sult of clothes—Rebecca Striker. married men. Of course the boys dis­ plication. est potatoes in this community. Hon. Daniel Striker. John Fancher, tanced them, and now you would sup­ Gentlemen—I have suffered beyond Air. B. Norwood b» on the sick list BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. Gilbert Striker. Myron Simpson, C. pose this was the dwelling place of measure with Neuralgia, and I am only A!r. and Mrs. M. Gwin have returned Bauhnm and wives. cripples mostly, to see the hobbling too glad to say that Hibbard s Lheufrom a two weeks' visit at Sherwood Ann chair -John Hinds. Eli Robin­ around of the defeated. mauc Syrup has afforded me complete son. William Cock. WllUatn Kline, Aland vicinity. There was service at the chapel Sun­ relief. It is a great remedy. liefsuit Burins beau msds in the Yoon truly. l>ert Mitt, William Bechtel, C. F. Cock day evening. a certain inortxw*. to I Politics are booming. Mr. Bert StrikePand wife visited and wives. F. A. MILLS. ; friends in this section last week. Rocking chair—Geo. Abram and wife, DwOer tn Flour, Feed and Grain, 1*4 MID 81. CARLTON. We will explain to John by simply L. C. Gesler and wife. Moses Sebeer and saying that the darkness of the night wife, Fred Bergman and wife, Charles Ugh! Where is my overcoat and This is to certify that I have used mittens. toMUdrnortWe «>*• <*c<>mc uKrsU’r. was a sufficient explanation to Intelli­ Bergman and wife. Frank Freeman Quite a windstorm followed by a your medicine, for the cure of Sciatic ctaunod to be doe and unpaid on gent minds, but rest assured we were and wife. Henry Newman and wife, Rheumatism with tienefleial results, ■aid mortgage *”d onto sccompanyins tn* mJ"' not full, John, as you led readers to Eugene Corwin and wife, Martin Chan­ rain storm passed through here Thurs­ and can recommend the same to all ifttoedsteatbi*nouee.tbesuwH dler and wife. Howard A’osner and day last. think. Orvta Wright, of Allegan Co., this persons similarly afflicted. wife and Geo. Perrirn. Unlike an external application. .It Water pitcher, mug and pair of suite, spent a few days at homo last seems to remove the disease by purify­ gloves—Arbeon Stanton and wife. ORANGEVLLLE. Died. In Carlton Oct 13th, 1886. a son ing the blood. Chair tidy—Lottie and Henry Berg­ Bespcetfuny. Died. Wednesday morning the 13th, of C. L. Warner, aged 3 months, of OEGRGK W. KENJIEDT, Mrs. Violanti Searles. She hud been an man. Six yards of bleached cotton with cholera Infantum. S-eretsry •* Jneknon EUctrtc Liat: Co. invalid for the past year, and for the Buys, the doctor says the safest way trimming — Mrs. Wm. Freeman. to carry a gun is to carry it without no®. st Ik* jurry county, past three months has te-en confined to Lamberquin—Mr. Woodruff and wife. bonx in the eiljr •* of boUtax “,r ner bed. A large circle of friends One pound of chewing tobacco—Wm. any load in it. That is the way he ' Remenheii One Tiiinci —When you Mlrblgsn.Cisl .‘““r jurry. where s*M iutno IUH<b hunts When he goes north. have occasion to buy clothing get the mourn her loss. . , , ...... Messrs. O'Donnell and Colgrovc were Freeman. The new church will be dedicated best. We dot»T mean the most expen­ bidder, uw pre"*Ka»!mlk...... One pound of chewing tolocco and greeted with a crowded house the Oct. If7th. at 10 a. in. A cordial invita­ hcrtaa......... tobacco box—Ed. Reed. sive, but that which tits nicely, is thor­ nlgnt of the I3th. Their speeches were tion to extended to all. IKS&ii-i Calico-Mrs. Ed. Reed. Mrs. J. B. Carpenter is on the sick oughly made and completely finished: not a tirade <rf abuse against other par­ One dollar—D. F. Newton ami wife. । Irons... ”1 The "T. C. & Co.," clothing Is incompar­ ties or peraow, but solid facts .present­ Fifty cents—Weed Owen and wife. । Ibt. ^t.y"tow, mH* “ h ‘ilKt rnon* ed in a concise, business-like way. able. The shape* are perfect, the seams "dXlbe-l to wd Twenty-five cents—Robert CnmpbeU. ■ I Ed. Jones is putting a drive well are strongly sewed, the buttons secure­ Geo. Coon 1ms liought the village i * Twenty-five cents—Lixzie Campbell. down on his lot. V® "J nineiicui IM Beu Cain moved last week .to the ly attached and its aapeanmee la equal property of Mrs. DuvidMason. Fifty rente—Almena Cheeney. Mrs. H. C. Turner and son John, of Tamarack where he will engage in to custom work. It la made in all grades and costs no more than any oth­ Way land, attended thfe funeral of Mrs. I Twenty-five cento—Willard .Mixer. Twmty-iive cento—Mm. J. N. Chand-: blacksmithing. -asJSSE&W — ivrat , i lu ‘ rte LR, ’ Dr. Ablxitt, of north cast Carlton, is er. Call at IL K? Grant’s and ask to see anti polatii ixata. ■ Henry Arbour will return io Orange-1 ^Twenty-fir® wots—Willie Campbell. very low, caused by a wound received some. Trade mark on every dollar. Read advertisement. vllle topost-office live. Fifty cento—C. Hszci. The war not. settled yet 1 CQOK. 4 BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Farm Wagons, Doible Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist ^fid Studding, FLOORING Suh, Do:rs C’Ax (Central las, Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window aqd Door Screens. ssF(£^s.^”"w:srsi,,T!Mir is O. w. Bcoqub. 1 a.'sus. �THE DEAD CHIEF JUSTICE, BEEF BUTCHERS GO OUT. all otfwr rettjedtes without rulirf. for a INTERMENT OF SALMON P. CHASE’S REMAINS AT CINCINNATI. romer of Forty-fifth street and Center uvArmour’s packing-bouse T. B. HAXHT. mend the boycotting should jircfer to mm him elected mayor. by Smith was was working under double pmuuro Friday great mistake in chairman. mains to Music hall. Thu weather, which has been line for many days, b««un<- stormy, with rnin Wednesday night, but by the time tl>e cor­ tege began to form] the clouds had broken and a shining through the purified Sir. There was a rcsprt-tful gathering of ‘■people about the Grand Central pftNMOigw station, anxious in tingufabed dead. Ulis was formed discriminating against next step be thought would bo a boycott l/Jf? A TEXAS CATACLYSM. Wben the beef-butchers went out of the bouse of Armour & Co. Friday morning they appeared before Manager Cudahy, and by thnir spokesman announced that they did so under onlem. Mr. Cudahy replied in a brief speech, in which be said lui regretted tlwlr Murat Halstead. Swift ft Sou*. Craig ft Fleming, at Hal­ stad pmd Thirty-ninth streets, are Abe only oueanow ala&gh taring hogs. third the "Hon. AJphanso Taft, and the Hou. W. 8. Onxsbeck. The fourth, fifth, and sixth carriagwi contained roprosentativui c chanitx-r of MARINE DISASTERS. Glasgow, Oct. 10—The bark Teviotdale, which saited from Cardiff cm Tunalay, has Nineteen men, including the captain and ■nr dsowsd to feeling aid appro nriate, though not lenghty, addroo. Mr. Butterworth committee, BOIXaT O<WTttTT. emment In the capacity in which he acted Thondny. Governor Foraker, In -Iwholf of tix- whole nation, nml tiiere was many motet statu be represented. Justice Stanley Matthews al*c> paid nn doto with rapt attention. tlx- occasion being dcred by the Cincinnati | I r \ .’ College of Music, com- wtamlky matthkwh main* were conveyed to Spring drove ccmeand their children, a in thte burial ground. Sternum: W. 8. Groesbeck. Cincin­ nati; Allen O. Thurman, Columbus; Hinun Barney, New York; M. Hatetaad, Cincinnati; Whitelaw Reid, New York; Au«York; A. F. Perry, Cincinnati; W. D. Bidchan:. Dnyion; Robert D. Garrett. Bal­ timore: J amt* Monroe, Oberlin; Benjamin Harrison. Indiana; Hugh McCulloch, Balti­ more; Alphonso Taft, Cincinnati. A very large and dtettngnished audience THE GALE AT BUFFALO. Hahins !•»»• Totally Destroyed by a Itagias The Chicago vinegar woaks have bought 1,500 barreb of cider of a Ber­ rien Springs cider mill. lilood Win Tell. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers and bad sored upon the body face, or llmbe. WiU thoroughly cleanse the system and lilood of every trace of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and b well recommended by the medical profession all oyer the country. I’rfoe SI per bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear The receipts of the G. IL 3c. I. office at Mancelona for September aggregate •2DJXX). Caw'l thousands sufiering from Asthma, Cob. trv .......... > _ r.___ i._ ..m* TM.l Acker’s EngliJi Item-dyT It fit we ow prepsraliunknown fur ML Lung Troubles, gold un a poaitive guoraatoo at 10c., 60c. FKXP’k HpTCHiass. Druggist. Edward Uamm of Montague was killed by |h* t-?ra roqgatiy at Hastings, the rise of River Sabine has totally destroyed i For ,IWwis. IW Cobb’s Little I'ilb. tin- town of Sabino Paas, and sixty-five lives Half <6 ctatt & < IJH». W. II. Goodyear. ' lrli(> great awiroM of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jbnes* Red Clover Imnatra drowned. The town is twelve miles Tonic are its great blood purifying oualiti« and ita gentle aperitive action, there­ that town, with a contingent from Hint place, by removing all restraint from the Thursday started In the ikatiKr lomar with secretive organs, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, coetiveness, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits, sick and nervous headache, .ague, malaria, und all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ and every living thing was destroyed. Many buildings were wrecked here, includ­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts ing the Catholic church. Shade trees were it With relish. Price fifty cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. blown down and much damage done to farm The stock of salt is so large that the buildings and stock. salt-blocks at East Tawas have shut • the storm in Piaquemiiui parish alone is ««ti- down. Itch, of every kind cured In 30 min­ tion nt Eadspwt hod to bike refuge in the utes by WooifortTn Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold b^ Frederick Hotchkbe, druggists. seventeen being drowned. Tlw remaining nine were rescued by a lifeboat The Three Rivers Canning factory has put up 300.000 cans of corh this DuMUX, OcL Itk—The bark Bella Wert bnd reliable Medicinal are the best KJ VAX to depend upon. Acker’s Blood EL Lxir hu been prescribed for years f»r all impurl lice of the Blood. In every form of Scrof­ ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diaeoaos, it la invaluable. For Rheumatism, hoi no equal. Fkxu'k Hotciikim. DfuntstA home at Cadillac has the scarlet fever. If local physicians are not mis­ taken. under tiiain* have come from Washington, Tbe united Democratic vote in this city outi numbers by some50,0X1 the full Republican vote, but It fa every way desirable that the Ib-jHibliean party, with n candidate of iitewl excellence, should put forth its full strength this fall. And if sums further incentive fa demanded it may be added that the candidacy of Henry’ George brings mb: the content an element of doubt which makna Mr. Roose- make Theodore Roosevelt tiic next mayor ol nJ Cough Cure, and in a very abort time was entirely well. The three fruit dryers at employ 65 persons and evaporate busneui of apples a dayWould you Brucv«,It? We »r. and giving a new lease of life, rnce W. Soldby W. H. Goodyear. FOR S5 CENTS get Kamp’s Liv« 1411s for Torpid Liver, for Cm»tlpation. for tho Complexion. W. H. Go«i>ykail To-night and to-morrow night, and at al! times call on us for Kemp « 1 Lie Suppositories*. The new treatment for pilm. l*rice K) cents j<er box. W. II. euro a compromise, Under the arrangei t, fa u,h ean tr^y Wri­ -? the Theodore Roowvwlt toi rived Thursday morning at ft o'clock over the Cincinnati, Washington ft Baltimore rail- IOO Doses CHtAROSCUftO- ANOTHER NOMINATION. i»own witn ah Hana.. Br. ioHKH. N. F., Oct. 16.—A diepatch from Tilt Coro status ttait a ffahing vrmcl with all band* was lost at Cape John on Donough, Mim Jack McDonough, Bonnie Fo­ ley, Mr*. Columbus Martel and chiklrm,Mre. Poowroy and three children. Mr*. George Pomeroy and child, Mnt Mulligan and four children, Mr. Von Duay and thn« cbikbro. “Fbr economy and romfort m, Uv. mm. c. Baxwrrxu “Hood’, Sareanarilta .. 3al<1’ reparation I «m hwd a/. : rtM~.uu.u-h™.,BciiftAUD, North amt, N. Y. tai ■ Th.7 shout km again »be appw». But 11m- look rw: her b-auU!u! face It Is redder than thought or than song— When it comm to “news," the Ixmdon newspatier fa nuwhcnt The Couricr-Jwrtutl mid The Loufavillo Evening Times publish more lie u — • — • — —— — ----- -• Tbfa exclusion of the United Htatiw n* a topic ‘ having any’ roureru fvr Eurofusms fa done on a rn-stem. which fa shown completion..) y in raw* of public diavnier or srasvlal, which are dolly chronicled, with all posdbte exaggvrati<m. , News Items In tho London journals, like - One Dollar Hoods BarMparllta cure* wrtfmrheum, an humor*, boll,. ptmpk<. blllty, dyspcph’A, Ullamuv<», ,h-g licaiUdie. catarrh, rtieumothm, kkinej «4 11W^. plaints, and alt aftrctloni etu^i i-,™-bluodorlowCondltb.noft!'rnZ;T£T ■ l ™ —mum .uh for over a vrar hail lu-.. .... . rifia, and eonaidtr ruyorif rohrtly C. E. Lovuor, towell, Mom. ‘ ••Hood’. Banapartlta dM tae ax. ammmtofgood. My whole sy.p-n, built up and strengtbem-d, ir.y dlgction 1mproved, and my head relieved nf th* i-,, (,t! Ing. I consider It the’ben ne-dktae 1 fa»ro ever uaed, and should »,t ktww l ow to<10 witboat H." Maf.v L. Feblk. ffaletn. v»,K Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all dra^lvts. 81; tlx V-'.\ Mado • only by G L JluOD ft CO., Lowril, Mms FOO Doses One Dollar. redence according to rank and title. RumsIo, bring an enijurc, < onws first ; then Austria, another empire; tlten Germany, aixAlter; then Framv, ox empire mid preaumptivn candidate for royalty; and then Turkey, Egypt and Kp*in.‘ By the tinw the United States is and s-x-lng the princes of the church kiwmg ti- pope's toe, wondered, with some anxiety, what part'.f the pultifical Ixxly a jox-monk would bo renuirv-1 to solute. Indu’d, the pn» ATHLOPHOROS lug a lord and loving a lord. It has nothing (or the untitled Anirncaji but a cold potato —Henry Wottqnran tn CourierJournal. It fa not long since Hehn Hunt Jackson, talking to Mbs Hrim Bartlett, who has just hail her new play iuvepted by Lawrynco Barrett, said: “Elia Wheder-who fa Ella WbeeterI I never beard of her." Hrirn Hunt wax then known only to the few—tboeu who apprwiated a ectedarly ami delicate style and nubj.-cte fit fur tlx' contemplation of a cultit eted reader. Kite Wheeler wan the rvcipwtii <>f mure tetters than she could find Aik yeur dranrut for AtMoohoros. if roa ea^srt ItofhteiwvwtUMml tredpt cd rwrutar ; do>-Si.OO i« b.tUv ». P"*llrEa roc »«* l» torn* ytmrdnmri.t. L.-. • b* hamm It do 1>:S b» t-niuital to try • = c.au» tian. br..\c-:-T ,t roar tn«u n. u But In oplte of the worm eonliafity which ilbiting'-iiubtw her die can rewent on tiwult quickly and wittily. For cxAinpk: young man unflinchlngly. then sbv said: “His experience ha* differed from mine. He left no imprtwiion upon my mind wlmtevcr," tin: of the laundering nokl McReynolds, Mia, Maluila Chandlers, two Shaw children. Hover King and hte wife Ctor. Chicago Tribune. The beat on earth, can jtruly be aald and child, Mrs. Whiting, John Wlteun, child of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is of Capt Stewart Beadhokt, Tex., Oct 18.—Il Is estimated sure, stile and speedy cure for euta, "Talk alcut reporteni not bring truthful bruises, scalds, burns,' wounds and nil ITrmBViu, Oct 16.—Ail details have bulb completed ami tin* claimant* to Hariom the disaster at Johnson's Bayou, Sabine Pan, other sores. We positively cure piles, commons in New York will fite a stupendous and Taylor’* Bayou that the death list will tetter and all skin eruptions. Trv this an occurrence In Now York city, "I think bill In equity within ton days. The value of amount to 280. Eighty-five hoiks haVc been wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Gnlv 25 cents. the irtivl fa {.'XotiOJM.iu, and then’ are 1,400 ' claititabte fnira every state in the Union and recovered and buried at Johnson's Bayou, Sold by h. Hotchkiss. from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. A flfly-four at Sabine Paaa, and about seventy The Grand Ila pitta Catholic dluceae ere on tbo papers in New York city tu^l they cumprenifan of VO per evsit. is expected. has collected SIJMiC for Charleston are all perfect gentlemen, f hare &*vcr l>oeu sufferers. . mfarvprvwi’uted during nil the y<ara Hint I of nerex are still submerged, rendering the Dr. Jackson’s penetrating liniment haw bren r.npiaintcd with tww'pcjeni and curea sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, burns, Mmrotie dfaattar are now making tbrir op- I Bt jnhnson'J Bayou. It fa thought thal rheumatism, etc., etc. Good for man break fititii with me. Whenever they Imre or beast. For sale by W. II. G<wxly«ir. ivonuaed tu return a mannw rijit or omit any­ ;>onwfl'. JiMig.’ Hagvr’i. tuxly waa found .i__ । i..„ ,__ _____ _ thing they have invnriaby done just as they about tfitw mil*- below whore th<« oxploalim No better place in Michigan for a said they would da That there ore mistakes ueeumxt, and brought hero Saturday night. flrst-clasa roller flouring mill than Paw in tn-vr^mjMTs I nln willing ti> admit, but I Bunday night at dork the bodta* of Wiliimn Paw. am not willing to admit that they were made CONGREGATIONALISTS IN COUNCIL. O’Brirtt, flmt engineer, and two rouotaboute William Golden was ruh over by the purpowly. were caught at Mocuudn Sprmga by Daniel "Tin- trouble with mart men fa that they Webster, of Wllbudfa. Monday Mac Huglxw, cars at St. Ignace Tuesday and killed. are constantly trying to keep something buck in Mtaty Vsanu r Instead of bring perfectly oj>eu. frank and Mrs. Wheeler and one other that could not CHTCACXI, Ort. 18. —The third day of the wioi A*m°,J-£lllnr 01 DIlrtOLTTiGN GFCDRARTNKKMHI- The KnoxtflKTrnm.. free. Thin th.- rqiortem invariably dtecover be identified. George Davidson, the carpen­ triennial conclnvi< of the Congregational write*: -My family and I are bcnrOelxrle* of eoMTUrersidp heretofore .exfattnr between ter, died in the hospital on Saturday night church was drvoted to the rending of re­ vour mo*t excellent medicine, Dr. Kina’s New and they wifi invariably find out vrtint that i Biiteard Doyle and John C. Cole, under the finn The rent of the survivors uro improving ports upon home mintlonary work and other pixenven- for co .tramptloii; having found It to somctliFig fa. Moi*, of the mfatakre nod nu»- uatacof Dujlv & role, ha* ta en ibt» d** ■•••'■ t»v al) that you claim for It, desire to tretlfy lu solved by mutual consent. Richard Do) tei-.ji tinslowly. ■ matters jertaining to the organisation and ‘‘VL'rt’”’. Mr frlrtKfa tu whom I hare rXA rvprrecntatlons rattik*. in roperta are mfatakre uirw the bu*lnc». who aasunn-. all ItaMbt!. < that'can almost always l» charged up to of me arm und to whom all: MCteiirts due 111c mtafihalimcnt of the chureh. Regarding Hock River Conference. Dr. King * New Discoverv for Coiisutnutloii la firm arc tube paid. cure Cooxh*. Col*., Bronrbiti" RICflAUU D«*it.E. A«tl>ma. ronp and eyen' eflretwui of Thro.it JORNC. Cth-E. ‘'H*’- TrlaJ I’rre at W. H, Hatting*. Mich., Hept. St. l*«i. and all the tipptdntmenta made. The total were {526,(1)0. Hie mfaMionartes in tin anno <Goodyear *•■dntx itore. I ante 8fc» *!.<». period have increasud from 170 to 1,600. m-iiit-rslup of the conference wnx stated at Eekford claims a walnut tree bearing mil* NARM FOR MALE.- One ,f th- b<-A L.r.. • h> S7.71H; cfaurchm, 2»l, valued at *2,413,814; There are 2,500 aelf-supporting churches and that ba* been planted five years, 1 ’ In Carlton township, of one t.nn<i.-v.l .i-res 3,000 attatiims occupied—the work of tla> mbmen camo to this citv with a patent kst about an acre* UMter good niitltaUo... debtednwm on church property, fl'W.ftti «'« fragrant They toolt tho abui’utu meararraw’iit of the het»o and barn, abo corn barti gr’.: . -'? ■ ■ r'’? l'1'w- foot anti modeled tbo last after timt. So j>crThere are 818 Bunday schools, with nearly maun iu:d Slav* tins been gratifymgly sue KoSShE** orchard.all cltolee trull. «<*«» w«t*r in *•. । >.i>t remful. feet was it to l» tint any Khoemakcr coukl, creek, tuaar biuih of trw-c. Fur lurtb-f V ’; On the subject of tniubderial standing a tteutar* impilre at raj rc*l<le»r.- H n ' ’’ •* S S 1 ' 11 ? wln Itnmedtatehrelieve l»y using it. make a I kkb or shoe which would tniodiHM Were *£5,1411, mid for ministerial Hasting* . run bpM^IL (teodyUronc,"‘uresolution was offered which was to tlx, effect be a perfect fit. They asked »3 a pair (or su|>port C17JW3. Thu presiding ciders ap­ that the posMge hi to the Congregational minthem. One of thc_victims, talking with n pointed were ns follows: Joliet district, N. FOR DYSI’KIHIA and IJve.r Complaint vou representative of tills ]«per yesterday, said: H. Axtell; Chicago, Q <G. Tnusloll; Dixon, recognition by tlse sisterhood of cburclies; wara.ly a bv.dn.-w man in ti»c eity mImj did port, W. C- Willing; Bockford, G. R. Van- that minfatrrial standfctg should be lodged tn a local areociatiou of churches; timt install­ not give them hh onier. Tbey arrived in ing councils and councils of reognituni due time, a vholu carload of them, ria Adana should bo encouraged, and tiiat tiw> diatinccSSSSSSgffi’ ’””*w '*“» e*i» ctent nuufe the following np[njlntmenta should bo dropjxd. wretoiaftar I thought. I ttmdad a pair of oboes TtMwlay: j William L. Maginnfa of Ohio, to and took them down to my ihortmkcr. U.. be chief justice of the su|mmn court of the comnwaewi tolaugh m wxmaa berewmc, territory uf Wyoming; William I). Cochami, jxdntlnr to a largv pik. uf taste un tta. F at Concur*, N. H.; Daniel J. Kullivan of fishing a bona’ for aged minister* of the Con­ gregational church. Ihwuasiau of die question of ministerial standing continued until wljourmneut blood, re.wties every part of tin- svst.m U-mhl agvucy in Idaho terr1- AS A MATTER OF COURSE. muni of dwellings were many smiths fan into. Chicago. Oct 13.—A territdo a.ridont, night and took therefrom Henry Wildman, roiling-mill* of the North Chicago company of the repair-obM. fell straight in while tire New Yow. Oct IL-Tuenday night at tbs Don't do ft It data �.-^iCY CALDBWOOD. A CHAT WITH AN ACTOR. '.ho doubts and I**™ of the doctor and ag<«y, and aay that aba did not dia ***, fatrtl. **'■‘1 nlthlnaronrcnient Though 1 had eschewed ***Va«rtata «“•"» 1 n*t to**!' * {x nmirintanial situations in -»•'r "0,er 1 *tdl retpalned 'I'vlnot come yet. and . ... : .. r hrr MllU-wbai. I T HOW FRENCH ANO CKSMAN PLAy. HOUSES TURN OUT PLAYERS. rwiiK *> ity, a little urchin ,fad •«*“»’ to buy a copy. I -taking my bead ] was gla«l to capita- uyg»l Ffrtfa*" n [Kjeoltln* the first w nnb the attend. dfacovercti nny, more than sorry, deeply grieved, tor w hat vnu tiMv„ m. w..—^1 1- 2 — _ ._ * But who would not to inquire bow she was i I looked in now. . I l a! lu-ver in tny life or<ti a ■..Inre. awl I cunftwmy ,.n■«*»»:" :• I- ,‘c<1 1 ■•'wniwu. iv, cur ’TXxub "*“** u,An ■ir'lin<rX,nU”S^ltSb-.<d rn - -i-Merahly to tlwl so ■f!' ,H 1 unt "‘ruP,e t-ftorurb a method of inJLds-sldt th- bWul god Of niatri ; .>uf«nni opprarancre ,Jq. 4-wcnird fnir and square enough. r*’far M»iya’-' '•■t* a,i iwu’dacime and I found t]cj-C,iinu>-fa- rtriujei’ Itoxyhtd/ is mA1' artieleen- 1'facing* the paper . •ul.l it Imppon to be ‘■•rwood -from over tho • t!>' rITrct of reading - r. Anyhow, just then ■-.■ftier, than ever. It. wn« ta the dark days <>f reWlion. at the time tbo MuM>n and Slidell affair thnwtane<l to «nd England's *ir v«wvh to the ports of T.Km ITnit.Ml <LI. ___ _ . inFhrtWarrvn and Prreident’Lincoln and his cabinet were conridcmbly perplexed to England. William B. Wlfaon, a Jinrnrimrj cxpwlitkm, and I1/JSoy.onoof tta first Morse tdogmph opera- miaryaliL May I----- r :i, Mi-i, Ctddrrwuod,’’ I mite, you know. 1 have such a - ->t < hatting al<out tea rstujn a' *hk-h time, by ;-rtuaA>veart* by. which .— pw. betpla. man, ,:rii.uung a tidy little Hurt horrid Matri- or [ >.;ti,y<rely hojed w>t. a* formerly hi, fol- *lourtt»; <d taino 1 dully r which I iind pre• ..bl. I ruu leap my mind . :iwn» ■ ? finr vt a juke V forth, itho n>ul>l tell I partinent of the Punnsylvania railroad at Kcn-ungton. Phlla/l-iphin. was <m duty at the White Hixxae, doing President Lincoln's private work. Ona evening Mr. Lincoln took a Mwt by Mr. WiIson's chair ami, os was hb custom, iiad tho ojsjrator comx-ct with the bcadquartetn of JJffervnt genera**, that thus engaged tho Mason and Slkkfll affair. Several times Lln-ohi interrupted him an-.l endeavored to change the subject, bqt over}* time Seward relumed to tta charge and tri-d to finish what be bad to aay. Finally Lincoln laid hb hand latter could not mistake: “My dear Mr. Sec­ retary, let us talk of jomothing that will in­ terval our young friend het-e," pointing to Wilson. “He *’-m» to bo looramn® and wn ought to keep him company.” Seward un­ derstood. He was spitting out Mate seen-ts that Mr. Lincoln didn't want Mr. IVifann nor Then Lin-.-oln told u story and Wilson pnv-nded that lx, hadn’t heard a word Seward had said. But he had, juxt the some.—Hnr rfaburg Telegraph. Work of a Telegraph Operator. . ttay were allowed any vacation. The reply not surprised at tin- recent effort to dimini-ii -in-* afiiulmrvL Ho j <xc. '• nuinisfrne. All the ii- men, and J never .fried ci -utiMled that if the tbealdro.' Intwoifc l«« '■d," a- f i mwdadiort nede to .tr i awaited nwalu iw lack come n reply in a '-•* !.*ith“uL . i!*.X.tSX •I I •! •*•*,» *' -mH l-. 'v anmitoHn- . i p, * ■’ .u ita ^-^ MA . . . . • . tbase engaged in telegraphy can form any idea of the intense application required or of that inrewmnt manipulation which so often nwnlto in paralysfa. Ojierntor" formerly re­ ceived from 4100 to <130 per month, itotnow WO to 870 fa calk'd good pay, and in the counvery encouraging when wo consider that often a man fa warn out before reaching mid। die life. On further inodiry I horned that j tl»c number of this useful but ill paid cfam is I qnlrod to l-oth revive- ami «md by w, only .'»» «- “^."•2 ..ts na.'on »-.-l tor this rsqulmnent fa found ... in -tta fart tbat tl«' n-Sbtore often get out of aider. . tuMl «* wcdl rtacatod «w b far more mural® Itaa taj l» Ctad.n nati null Enatlircr. Enquirer. luamcan* of klcnti- .’ardly. You may hare noticed tta picture* in *unc • I • arrived. «xl,punctual of the newvpniKW reprewnUng swert-fn-c l , - ■ ■ I found luvwdf nt the .I girfa |a cfrt-,j,. Muuns nuiwr.as mwh .. in nobby bathing miu. Fuitaj-amcr.ng around i -d roumL but I rouild । pictures arc frawta. In I un,. not -urjirised, for I ;I tta first • -• •—• * ‘ ~ ’-a“ ,r place the — sweet-faced girls, if any conn- to earn to M-noraorv, get their ; tho , nwufaw, don! i ccm-t' io u» ** t‘*?d '?.,uW “* , hair hair wrt wri aiul ana slxrw sixrw ttair toair forms furuw to the public “ * "" ..^Wrtbta. My expo- (Jovolll padding. In-tta -------- -------devoid of of bustles bustles and anti padding. next i”,t 11 1 plaw,t taki, the lumd*>im*t girl in theomutry t tw< nty minutee. when ~ . ... *•..». __ ___ niy n>inuu«s wuen : and nnj put ,,ut hvr twr into mu, n B bathing mining outfit, outm, no w mattu. .... h ___ ___ i...... _.wl she «K.< will remind • proeching. They | . j, made up. and iuU wcn» both closely rotifar fnrBWfn moreut offtaslouch slouchthan thanun unangel angel With With i__ face, t____her i— hair i,~ir twfatod up un " “* I «M» Q.,, nov.'.-r off her i nrralnod for n cot>|»le ' •> when, I stood I gnvc a .•..u.mtoQ. Tomyto-J i-imttoitt .-...ng n» t Hi.-ir■ tber ~~ U<n fn mitiuteH. minutex, and no uaTcii. -nitng lock Imt the two f<«n»alm • -usly ptwed. They were still 'iv. After all 1 thought sbe . and anxious, perhaps, ■ -ak the. ice.” This time, • ■ J r-. upr I (vmgbed as before, ■fbl I heart! a sujiprewml giggiei ■ a> 111 n kixu—, . —--...... — — -- burtlu hung up on a peg—hip jwt« left behind, amllMTabort akirta showing a P-dr ** “u rtockings, whai can you expect 1 It I were -------- I don't prea young girl, whk-h „„ tad Si-da a nurt> of a smne „ to te. be, »»Hr and if 1 b«d __________ young manwhl. at the wtuhore, which I can . Djy I have, I'd uevif app.*r before hlm ,n ® batJ,‘ Ing suit until be was no pledged to matrimony that be couldn't pombly go l-ck «m mo when be came to sro nretrue shape.- M- <?uad• Atlantic City L<«r in Detroit Ftvw Fnwu B*eepii>K ------- The London UnM, referring tottad-ito of Mr. Maas, tta well-known taw, calls at­ •!> eping in a | tention to tta psrfl <rfIbbp3 honor.. m, u.t.nUon, *• ■■”“*Iramt_ n> ntMiijip to km iv . __ ..„>,uhnr ta-ro been lured under .forth *»ttrt>: - ‘ num in phy-ical cuntert of that ■ • ’ 1 ;-iimd on’thvn rapidly.' Just ' ■ t'-curred whk-h brought the «tn uh abrupt and dfautrous end. 8ud- tain mdrture.—L-alical Journal dmhf in.-m tripped ngahitt a stone, “ ' ! cry and fall h -vily to the .luat arv ----( jj-nuto afterward I was bending Xn Fide it fa not bard to write funny No, Eide, H w jo u to procure T» i ii ■’ " Ua:* girL Sb4’ quitc ,tHL ' then «t down • inf.'uu -h.) wua stunned and prrfoctly p^aj-bc Jt q.J 'd' 1 tnew xhu might be desuL a ptm, rome f aper und tn • .. ----“P- »«mw soaomgDBT £*■/■11 ',1T •■’«> ! ttVHklrt her features. Good It wan Nancy CuMcrwoal! lift, *•*,w tlrae to waste in wundannent. b”f, "I* bnjdcrly in my arms and bida '>>■• utb.;r girt follow, I set ofWiouseward ,,.luwcJw bufdwl ,A«» x almost fie*. » dfan time t thoB^Dd cos&i^iDK Mr JuphAR1 °ur anit’iti'W young American tte•b,,rt '■'■oren of training on the German or French stage,’- te wns „ S“ *tot U”lr "*-^»-tartali7 * "S"=" «■ U» tata Ot . "tavUta. .boy, u,. . „UUtJ . Htauur J-.™, .Xu^rXT SLTISST'™ TTJ-.re*-. H-» —»-«««> lUKMutca mumc> ROte that a western steamlioat mate loam out on a negro deckhan.L Likely enough be will have to repeat one lino fifty times, while a| every rcpcUfin-uhe stage manager or author M” ta ta-Iptau. tataW that te u a driveling faliot and ought to te at work on tho streets. 1 !>avn wn even as old a man ax Coqurlin or B.irdou put an nrtnr through one piece of Ixi'iM. for an hour, all the time stamping up and down the stage and turning tta air blue with French nrvfacif and abuso. Of course, that sort of thing » pretty rough on a young man with delicato tradings, tat he gets u.wd to it after awhile, or dies, qr gives up tta stage. That fa tta way they mako>reat adtors-by padent, p.-rafatont, laborioiM training in tta minutest details, un­ til tte dramatic picture is us j«rfrctly and dcllcatoly wrought out in every light and shallow os a Mciwonier. And it fa tte lack of that sort of incessant and jvdmtaking pol­ ishing -that aflbeta tte American stage wilh young jiensms with good natural ability who are not capable actor*. • The Germans and the French have the best actors In tte world—the Germans In tragedy, tho French in comedy Tte Germans, as a rule, arc not |Mrtic-ula.riy sneroaful t» corx>dians, and tta French are woeful in tragedy. Seward bad evidently been dining. Ing’room and noticing tho effect of pro- I'anted. ” The The Best Machine of its Kind Made. tragedy through tho new, as tho English dis­ covered to tbvfr disgust when they hcanl Mirvy Bcnibanlt in Mnc-tx-th. In tlicir own f:eli£ however, they are ext-inplan. The Eng­ lish stage, too, fa tilled with peeplo who have gone through just the kind of rigorou.*. train­ ing I spoke of a moment ago, and arc ronq>otent acton. New of these countries fa any better supplied with dramatic ability ia tho crude than weave. But their acting, as a rule, fa superior to anything we poswm - Tho Birdsell, from 1.83U pounds of straw, threshed 87 pounds of seed, mixed “>d Constipation; sold 6n ■ with a large quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds of straw, threshed poritivo guarantee at 25 and 50 cento, by 48« pounds of seed, mixed with a lees quantity of chaff. The time occupied tn threabing by the Victor was eight minutes less than that occupied by the Bird­ Fkkd'k Botchku®. Dniagiat, sell. 1- rom the straw of the Victor the Birdsell rethrtshed two pounds of seed; Another caar of amall pox In Detroit. from the straw of the Birdsell the Victor rethieehed eight pounds of seed. The BrwcwUp. time occupied by the Victor in this re-threshing was seven minutes less than that occupied by the Birdsell. Signed by the committee: E. Bixby, Chairman. La Grange, Indiana; J. H; Gardneb, Secretary, Jas. Richards, Morden Satan, ’Samuel Frankish, Chas. • Franldab. Centerville, Mich.; L. M. Woodworth, Jas. Clugston, Arad Lampton, wm. ti Rtimnlate you for an tour, and tniui lesv« J-E. Houk, La Grange, Indiana. you In worac roudMIon than before Wtat vnu ~l U im jmeuu. >£> .IUwSn.S; blood. »tart healthy action of Uw and KldWe have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barry and Kite renewed fine 11 huch a "fflielne you win County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. tie nt w. H. Goodyear'* drug alorr. • Respectfully, Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or cold should under­ stand that this is done at the expense of the constitution. Each time this weakens the system, and wo all know that the termination of this dungorous practice is a consumptive’s grave. Don't take the chances, when a flfuy cent taitUe of Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure will safely and promptly cure any recent cough, cold on throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss for chronic cases or family MESSER BROS. CLOTHING AT COST! As I am not going to keep Three inches of snow fell recently at Fetmkey. Motliere! mothers] mothers! Why will you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms When a sure remedy is so near and cheap? Dr. Jackson's vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costs but 25 cents. For sale by W. Goodyear. Kent county poor bouxe contains »paupers. , THE KEV. OW». H. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind. says: “Both mwlf and wife owe our lives loSHll.OHU CONHUMW10N CUBEF Sold by W. H. Goodjcar. Suits of Wy Made Clotting In stock. I offer my entire stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s ARKYOU MADE miserable by indigestion, constipation. Dinlness. Los* of ApiwUte, Yel; low Skin? Klilioh's VltolUer fa u positive cure, are quicker to appreciate good points, sold by W. H. Goodyear. particulaily in comely, liul the English nuWHY will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will danu-cs are more loyal and faithful to tlx.-ir give Immediate relief. Price 10c., SOcto. and II. faroribw Here the people have so many Sold by W. H. Goodyear. otter things to think of that ’they forget the The assortment is good and those coming early will find SHILOH’S Catarrh remedy fa ic poeltlve nctor who has itlcaad Item Uw minutes after c«re for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker some excellent bargains. I shall continue to keep a^good line ttey have left the theatre. Tterw they never Mouth. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. of single • forget him. 1 have seen Imlf n dozen micShow came before frost this year/at Benton ce«KS on the stage in this cvintry that were Harbor. the rag" uf the moment and! quickly poawd into otdivioo. Any <w of them would have An old plivKlclaii. retired from proc’lre. having made it* creator a penm«n«tlt>- great man on hiu! placwllii Id* hands by an East India ml»•Innary tlir formula of »simple nqtetabie re­ the English stag,-. “It fa a rurioii* thing—thfa study of audi- medy tor the KjH-edy and permanent eure of /■ ■ eii'XJL There fa aliiKMt an much difference all- throat mid Lung Atleeliomi. nfana positive Which will be sold at prices to suit the times. Shal com­ and radical euro tor Nervous Debility and all C«iin|4a1nto, after having Seated it« night and tlie next ns there would Ik- if one Nervous wonderful curative jiowcrs In thousand* of mence receiving Fall and Winter Stock of Goods this veek, w-ro compos'd of college proCnwrs and the caws, has felt It hl» duty to make it known to and invite an inspection, of goods and prices. other of Esquimaux. One night your audi­ hfa auficring fellow*. Actuated bv this motive ence b dull, languid. «k>w to notice g's*l and a de«ire to relieve human suffering. I will Prairieville Sept. 20, 1SS6. send free ol ehargejo all who dealre It, thfa points, tardy in a|iplauic in "pile of all you recipe, in flermaii. French or English, with full can do. The iwlt night it fa <Mgvr, attentive, dliWUon* for preparing and using. Sent /by quick to notice everything, ready ami apprc- ^“Ad^'?rfrXiM£'HtB.“ dative.- Every ••xp'rientvd actor lias noticed ter, N. Y. thfa again and again. I believe that the ni••100 dawn one dollar” fa true only of Uood'a nxeqCi-nc ■xiiwlition fa aix-ountable for ttesj Nanapillla, and It fa an unanswerable argunwut things. On a cool night, wilh a fine bracing m to strength and economy. WEATHERLY’S air, you ran do nlnxet anything with your audience*. Another thing. p*rbn|M, is to get a wave <>( magi»ttm u»I good freiing started » r*r. >nd will tax* !•» oral as tb<- plav H-gtna 1 know that the differ­ ence cannot be in tho different rondidons of Propa., Grand Bsplda, Mien. the actore thenwivew SUITS COST. Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats, Rheumatism Can be Cured Magnetism—uiagnc-tbm and liard work. Of cuoree, a man musn’t J* * f»*’l. That being granted, the other things are bound to bring him »mta niwure uf succow tn time. -Of rounw tte todn-t of the suci-m of tte gnut creation of th--rim?- fa tteir nwin--* to human nature and tteir appeal to human interert. (.'onw-ju -ntly. wten n:i ambluwn and thoughtful actur gem a |>art to crentc. te irnmcdtatoly tiiink» ...........over tte mental photo- will 111 tte eno.' he makre hfa stage creat ion a clree copy-in every <Mall of tte hrmg i.1-1. Whmlphjraditeokl !taro<i «•> ion Koraance’ 1 tad <pmtantly in mtod my old gnuulfatter. Wten I play Prinro Karl I toVveL'on- w tte image of a student fr-ud of mine In Germany. E'W l«rt I have cvt . played with any surcvm has ta<ro nateted after sown one I have ■■••nor known, or a combination, jwhaps, <»f two jjeremw Timi sort of thing h llot nK’ro ndmiiTy, oitber. It i« tte trumt kind of bolding up to nature her own image.” . An Ideal Kammer Hotel. "If I were planning a rummer hotel, obarrred a somewhat cynical but most oteerv ‘grnttaman, «« rt« under .Ifacuraion, “I won d give nqwddlate rentions to opportaniure for flirtations. TbCT-o should bo no and of windows and nooks eurtaln-d off. wnall balconl* mxl ctuhi«>r'd and all adapted to HO more. This ahaikl b<’ «* voung man and ovwy XXr ««u k»«*“ «■»" “■"J wouMimmrettetraciccmof bouw. Tte ol'l gimtl-snan'a remark" were received • k more hist • hut, in joint of fact, it may g te rou^w^they ’worenolun^i-ki a nretty suifatantial foundation of fnct In XtalTtb prwyv. ta i. >ta «bo ■tarita tta etal™ •* •««*» f" Florida Herald. mur resort. __________— “ ■ AATADPU VzA I Arvrvn REMEDY. St2®?a?i£SK3ESii» The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. Pieston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the business at tho old stand under the firm name of HOGLE & COOK Hibtard't Kheunute Syrup fa i«l »P bmtta, and fa sold bv dragltfal* acnev»Hy riU I-**-** JIHKUMATIC SYKt’P CO, Itt'jjlNlrwticn Nolle®. To the qualiffral Hector* of the several ward* of ‘^ireVtarcto-'Xn that the aldermen of tta M-vrr»l wards nt the clly of liuetlus». actlni: nna Hoard of Ifacfairatlon. under and by virtue of nn act ciitltlraT -‘an art further to preserve Uhe imrit) of tledlonsMxl toauard nc..iurt the We will do all in our power to hold the trade already estab lished and largely increase the number of customers by selling good goods at a small margin. CoroR el nd See TTs. HOGLE & COOK, of riecton*" approved Feb y nth, iitzi, ifa > 1“ «< —I™ Central House Block. entlth-d to use the rlnctl*® fnuiclU.M? umlrrartlcli'T, 4?l Ion op® fl J, of ti>«- CotiNtltuHun of Ufa State «f Ml hliroti. ">>»» reefater taerctnry of Board of Kmhtrailon, Attest: FKA-vK KTKfmiNH. Kewler. TO ADVERTISERS. WO ram otter no baOcy ™'*a'!’"‘‘J *V -Zk>. r. tn the cooking. MICHIGAN New Grocery Firm! wwUilv three things which »ecm to tteir voting under said a«A. HfxjlJ5, ^^Tfrivnloui whk-h count most heavily.—. Chairman of Bow^.°,AIl^^2^on' - 1ml,v n.-wsnaper. B » printed every * m.- auro nnws, ami gi«a Umnuro-ry Highway iy Read the report of|the trial as given beiow, and se« If it i* not what we By'. or It durtn< .M„„;tUcL 1 cm. cheerful- claim for IL 10 the tomediate <md conUDutx. relief obtained by its use. I It to those suffer­ ing rtoii: this or or kindred complaints. —Jlev. II. A. Smith, Clinton, WIs. La Grange. La Grange Co., Ind, May 25tji, 1880. NfP°rt of joint committee by the «gricu)tural aocieUtti of St. Jowpb county, Great Indian Blood Purifier Michigan, and La Grange county, Indiana, to test the relative merits of the Vic­ The Cherokee at W. H. Goodyear's. tor Clover Huller, of Haw-ratown, Maryland, and of the Birdsell Monitor, Junior ..A F®U,D® remedy is Hill's Pewltas Clover Huller. of South Bend. Indiana. Gough byrup, made from the beat of the St' Jo*^Ph county, Michigan. Kair, held as Centreville, on way °{ ^ay. 1880, an agreement was entered into by the representatives stock. No cure.no pay. W. H. Good­ ,lnC of the different machines to have a trial of their merits at the La Grange < ounty year,. r air. on Thursday. May 27.1880, a joint committee was formed, consisting of Not a mlnfater al Ontonagan. 1 'rcu n‘ ea<^ of 03,5 two counU™' and held such trial this day. ’ Hill's Peerless Worm Specific is The committee in pursuance of tho agreement, secured two two-horse loads of pleasant to take und no child will re­ c*°y®r-had been stacked two winters, and brought them on the grounds, fuse IL No cure, no pay. W. H. and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thresh the Goodyear. had been run through the other machine, according to agreement. At the conclusion of the trial tho committee, after due deliberation, unanires U«tsdeC fBVOr of th® ^ctor f°r rapidity and excellency of work in all Report of Committee. atah- <L‘Mun, ------------ ------ •••—UK* twi­ light shwlows deepened we sat and amvorsed. All at once she said: f **1 wont you to aimm- me a qmwtim. Whv did you invest in that paper I 7 “Will you permit mo before answering to ask you a qmotion r I rrepondrt. “Certainly." “Bore that advertisement still hold goodF 1 drew a little closer as I said it and took her bands in mine. Then, as I bent down and klssrvl her upturned li|« idx* munuurrd “yew ■ and I know that my Webrcca had coma—Hal dd nrnan in . .. ,^,1 i.. Victor Clover Huller, U ru“«fa* 1 »“Warred ““ ld portion noticed the pa;«- on tlie tabfe. rtroek heronddu, t^7Zt£ ? 1°^ «d bow X finally inserted the advcrtiartnctit in the pojer, thinking it would draw mt away, aivl thought THE CELEBRATED The prospect* favor 1.W0 students at the university of Michigan this year. H»y Fwver. 8?veral yuare 1 have suffered p"1‘O“I return, ul b«? aS;.,ii*2l’w||“ Co™n * Man»fic|d\ta lm ’ ■•,h’ "ar, I thuuglrtrwhs; I thought, I will u-11 mo* Ou is Pra»oin>«d., SSfi.7 hJL c“.7 ,or '»■ ■>•»•< llArUn. ei-Vta Chnncellor, Louisville, Ky. s’^SZJStSS‘JS^. o IVYK1UP GUIDE to Notice fa hereby given, that the toHowimr dre Mrltw-d Primary School baud. Mtuate tn SamCo.. forfaited tor non-imytneiil of Interert. will be offered tor sale at t'utdfr auction M Uda office cm the ilth day of Noremter, A. D. imr., at MIN'OK 8. NKWKLL. �The Hastings Banner. FewQuestionsAsked Citizens of Hastings and Vicinity. making in lying about republican can- can stateemea. That which improves tho home market benefits the farmer. That which injures hte home market Harttnob. Mich., October. 21 1886, causes him to suffer. l*rotccllon to American industries diversifies Ameri­ ca's interest—makes it possible for American citizens to seek and enter varied occupations. That is one ad­ vantage. Another advantage. Pro­ Republican Nominations. tection enables American manufac­ STATS TICKXT. turers to pay better wages than they could under free trade. The American 1X1NALD, of Delta. For Secretary of Stale—GILBERT IL O«- laborer, as he gets better pay because ^FwRtaU TYttUUirvr. GEORGE U MALTE, Of of protection, ta enabled to buy more of AlK?AtM»tarOeuen»l-HKNBY H. APLIN, of the farmers' products. MARSHALL **¥oc Attorney General - MORES TAGGART, ___ _________ Far (kwnmlMloaer erf Uw Stale land OflteeBOSCOE D. D1X. of Bcrrlan. Far Hni>ertnlen4Mit of Public Instruction— JOSEPH ESTABROOK, of Eaton. For Member of tbr State Ho*nl of Edumtion- For Member Courtcm, » dhrtrlct-JAMES OTOXm. r Senator in Stata I<t-fr!*tatarc, JI districtRGE X. POTTER. B For RepHStontavr In BtaUj I-ejlnlalurv-—JBREMI AH M. ROGERS. . COUNTY new, For Sheriff—BAKER SHBTXEIL Fur County Ctor*-FRANK McDERBY. ^-uxiiun-rivnirn . nurr.ll ’iToHwutln* Attorney—PHILIP T. COL- EDITORIAL NOTES. completely represents the farm and fanner. What do you propose to do, about it, Michigan farmers? Now. that you have forced one of the great, parties to select as its standard bearer, ' a man from your own ranks, do you propose to elect him or not? For years। there has been a cry that the farmer. has been neglected in politics, that het has been a voterand nothing but a1 voter. We baveltateued long enough to the sneering answer that the farmer doesnt know enough to fill an office,> that lawyers and professional men must take care of him. Michigan farmers have a chance to prove the1 falsity of this answer orto add to its strength, just as they wish. Let us see what they will do.” The fusion tats claim that Mr. Hunricker. who was supervisor of Bellevue during the war. now fusion candidate for senator, attended to the relief of the sick and disabled soldiers of his township, advancing the money him­ self. In doing this, be did no more and no less than his duty us supervis­ or, since the law of the stat* required him to do it. and provided lor the re­ payment of the money from the county treasury of Eaton county. But invest­ igation shows that Mr. Humickerwas not so patriotic as he might have been in this matter, and had an eye to the interests of himself. At that time, as dow, he was running a general store in Bellevue, and he limply gave these sick and disabled aoldiers. or their families, orders upon hta own store, got a big profit co the goods, and then himself drew? the money from the county treas­ ury upon his own orders! That wks very patriotic, wasn’t it? And that will win him lota of soldier votes—in u The despicable and contemptible at­ tacks the Journal is making to defeat Baker Shriiwr, the repulilicau candi­ date for sherifl. show that the fusion ringsters are all bet convinced of hta election, and are aiming to wani off the Wow. Mr. Bhriner u. a man with x Patrick Hankard, as a member of the last legislature, voted against the “Ghi» Labor Bill," a measure introduc­ ed and whose passage was urged by Mr. Brant, of Detroit, a labor member of the legislature. And yet Hankard says he is the laboring man’s friend! EveryUserofTobacco TO READ THIS: In the past 18 years, Patrick Hankard has run for office 24 times. He has a chronic itching for office. His ambi­ Free trade would directly benefit the tion to rattle around in the seat so well rich. No man in his senses will aay filled by congressman O’Donnell will 1 lb. good fine cut tobacco, light. that if America adopted free trade, not be satisfied however. wages here must approach the Europ­ “ “ ■ The free trader who says that a pro­ 1 " choice “ u ean standard, or American Industries tective tariff Is the ruin of commerce must cease. A capitalist with 81,000.­ files into the face of the fact that un­ dark . 000 to-day is able to purchase, at the der protection our commerce has “ good average rate of waged, 800,000 days’ largely increased—far beyond the in­ - best work. With free trade and wages cut crease in population. 1........................................... ........... to the Europran standard 81,000,000 A. E. Kenaston and H. E. Hendrick 1 “ Rocket plug tobacco would buy 1,500,000 days’ work. Can ” .. any man fail to see then that free trade are rising young attorneys, whom the people will delight to honor. They are 1 “ Dynamite plug tobacco, light would benefit the capitalist? ti>e republican nominees for circuit and dark..................... Vreeident Cleveland asked congress court commissioners and ought to be 1 “ Bull Dog plug tobacco,light ’ to donate SI,QUO for dowers for the elected. 1 “ Plank Road plug “ “ presidential greenhouse and 87.000 for If a greenbacker wishes to l>e a demo­ horses and carriages. But when it crat. pure and simple, he should vote 1 “ Nimrod plug “ “ came to paying a few pensions to crip­ the -fusion ticket. If he prefers any “ pled union soldiers, he denied to con­ other to the democratic party, he should 1 - Spear Head plug “ gress the right to grant them by inter­ oppose the fusion ticket. 1 * Boom smoking posing hie veto. The yearly amount cloth The farmers have a chance to put a 1 “ Peck’s Bad Boy that the pension bills Cleveland vetoed Just on the eye of election, stories are started which could be sattafactorially explained earlier in the campaign. would have been 810,000 less than the Just npw the fusionista are peddling President's salary. lies about Geo. N. Potter, the republi­ can candidate forst^te senator, than If a protective tariff ta what free , whom there is not a truer or more traders charge, a monopoly, then the honorable man in Barry and Eaton 60/XX),000 people of the United States counties. The fusionista claim that as are monopolists. There is not a single deputy provost marshal he made it his business or interest protected by the business to hunt up sick and disabled tariff in which every one of the 60,000.­ soldiers, who were physically unable to 000 people have an equal right with return to the army when their leave any and every other to engage. To expired, and that he forced these dis­ call a tariff like ours as favofable abled mid sick soldiers to return to the monopoly is to show one's utter ignor­ front This is a lie out of whole doth ance of the meaning of the term mono­ —a yard-wide-all-wool lie. As deputy polyJ provost marshal he did what his super­ Jerry Rogers, the republican candi­ ior officer required of him, what he was dity bound to do, what his oath of date for representative from this office ahd obedience to his superior re­ county, is a farmer who has the interests quired. No soldier who was from any of farmers at heart. He has, by good cause unable to return to the front was judgment, sound business capacity and ever forced to do so by Mr. Potter. No hard work placed himself among the soldier will say that Mr. Potter did leading farmers of Barry county. He anything but his duty In obeying the is a safe man in whom to intrust the order of his superior, in compelling interests of the people of Barry coun ty, those to return to the front who were and ought to be, and we believe will be able to do so, and who had remained elected. longer than their furlough permitted. In a labored editorial the Journal This he did because duty, his oath of editor states that “without egotism” office and the orders of his superior re­ the terms of the fusion in Michigan quired it of him. were his own. It would appear then Says the Rural New Yorker, one of that there was little*use of having the leading agricultural journals of the country: “The farmers of Michigan will have small business to complain about politicians If they neglect to elect Cyrus 11 Luce this fall. If they had scoured the country they could hardly have selected one who more। ness of the fusion cause in Barry coun­ ty. The tide ta setting in against them; and that accounts for this desperation. democratic or greenback conventions. Just give neighbor Dennis room, and he will do all the work required by 1,200 delegates. Don Dickinson will please make a note of this. There will be no question as to the ability and the faithfulness with which the county clerk’s office will be con­ ducted in case Frank McDerby shall be elected, as he ought to be.* He has every quaMficatlon for the office, is an honorable man, a good citizen and lias a well earned reputation for faithfully attending to the duties of any office he is called on to fill. Hankard in the last legislature voted against the bill to prohibit prison con­ tract labor in this state. In the face of that record he has made he has the cheek to pose as the “laboring man's friend.” As a man Mr. Hankard may seek to do his duty. As the especial friend of the laboring man he is a fraud. . Barry county is fortunate in having an opportunity of retaining the aervlces of one who has so ably and faitbfully served the people as Philip T Cob grove. His record is the pride of the county, and it will lie a vote against the interests of the county to vote for any other than Mr. Colgrove for prosecutor. We are credibly informed that in his speeches in this county, Hankard stat­ ed that be was u fanner “with a mort­ gage on my farm like most farmed.” An inspection of the records of Jack­ son county shows that Patrick Hank­ ard owns three farms, and has held mortgages on other tanners’ farms. a» 33 40 4i With seven lawyers running for office on the fusion state ticket, the double headers are not in position to ask the votes of farmers or knights of labor. To Congressman O’Donnell, as much us to any other man in congress, was due the passage of the bill preventing the manufacture of bogus butter. 60 15 To the friends of Barry County Agricultural Society: As I am fre­ quently asked In regard to the succwa of the last annual fair I will make this general statement that all may know the Hituaaon of the society. The whole number of entries of stock and articles for exhibition was 2,426 being an ex­ eat of nearly 300 over the highest number of entries ever before recorded by the society. The gross receipts were 82,300.40. During the past year the officers have expendod over 8800 in permanent improvements on the fair grounds including the amount expend­ ed on the race course. The amount Eid in premiums this year will exceed e highest sum ever paid by the socie­ ty by over 8300. By an economical management uf the finances, the officers will pay for these permanent improve­ ments, the expenses of the fair and the large premium list in full leaving the society dear of debt with the grounds and buildings in better condition than ever before at the commencement of the new rear. Thia we think ia glory enough, but had it not been for thte eontlnuojM rainy weather previdus to the fair which prevented the tarmens of the county from completing their seeding and the cold rainy weather during the fair, the result would have surpassed the expectations of the most sanguine, the society after paying all obligations against it would have had over 81,000 in its treasury. The result, at least has shown what mav be done under favorable clreumstanres. More time needs to betaken in arranging the premium list and revising the rules of the society for the regulation of future fairs, In order to avoid the friction, worry and dissatisfaction that seems to be a natural result of the manage­ ment of such enterprises. Hoping that this may be accomplished in tho future. I remain Years Heqwttul!)■, CHAH. H. HAVER. We buy direct from the manufac­ turers. » We save you the jobber’s profit. CLOTHINGI Furnishing Goods, .Which we propose to offer to the people of Barry county at prices that will OF TOILET SOAPS. Make Competitors Mad, Kirk’s Bath King, per cake.. “ Cream Whit* Honey ... “ White Russian Bath... - Turtle O|1.......................... . • Honey................................ and please Purchasers. I bought the goods at Astonishingly Low Figures, Wislej’s White Clover Honey - Oat Meal........................ “ 1'atace Honey.............. The above are all fine soaps and 25 per cent, less than all other dealers ask. and; having the lightest expenses of any con­ cern in the city, I can afford and propose to We have the goods and must have the Make Things Lively money. in the Clothing Business, by giving bargains to the people. Our Bazaar Department ta full of rare Ijargalnn In tinware, hardware, wooden- ware. glassware, stationery, wall brack­ et}!, and all kinds of staple and fancy goods, toys, dolls, etc. goods. It will pay you to buy early, as you can buy cheap and get the l>est se­ lections. We buy of the largest Impor­ ters in this country and can sell for lew money than any house In Barry county. We pay the highest market price for butter and eggs. For choice dairy but­ ter salted with fine salt we pay a fancy price. We want the best and are will­ prices to get it ■ Do Not Fail .1 to see me when in want of Clothing. We have just received our first invoice of holiday Card- Byron TbomMtm. W. H. POWERS, p. M. Farmers will remember that Con­ gressman O’Donnell Introduced and labored to have the democratic house pass his bill to protect farmers from suits for infringement udou patents. Mr. O’Donnell in congress has labored for every measure to advance the farmer's interest. We Are Not Standing Still! SPECIAL CLOSING OUT PRICE ing to pay for it oa’ ___________ E. H. Lathrop, M. D. We sell for spot cash only. latten a4drc*»e<l u> tar foUawlni>rr»ons rr- saxrsiirusr “ Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounded and put up by a competent and trusty Pharmacist! You will always find one in attendance st my drug store and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure And reliable' We have in Stock a Complete Line of We buy in large.qusuries. Fusion ta democracy in disguise. The greenbacker who is deceived there­ by should hire some one to kick him every day from now til) election. A. D. Rork will fill the office of coun­ ty surveyor with ability and credit to the county. Vote for him. Do you expect to paint yonr house, Um or carriage I I keep Brushes, Paints, Oils, White Lead, Carriage and everything used by painters. ■ . Do you wish to buy Wall Paper) Call and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or Fancy Articles? We sell everything in the line of Druggist Sundries at thn lowest possible price. 45 farmer in the executive office of Michi­ sock.. .... gan. I f they fail to elect Cyrus G. Luce they will show themselves indifferent ■1 •* Daisy tobacco .. Why we sell tobaccos cheap. to their own'interests. J. M. Nevins and Dr. A. L. VanHorn are the republican candidates for coron­ ers. Both are good men, with ability to serve faithfully in the important office of coroner. Are yon in need of any Drugs or Medicines’ Can at; my store and you will And a complete line of D™and Patent Medicine* of all kinds. , Do you require any Wines or Liquors) I have now on hand a large stock of pure Wines n™. i and Whiskey in bulk or in bottles carefully selected kn.l exclusively for medicinal purposes. ' J A comparison of prices will convince you that I am positively The Low Price Clothier of Hastings, R. K. GRANT. CLOTHING f We want your trade and will make We roast our own coffee. Fall and Winter. I his week we put in stock a very large line of We roastour own peanuts. We can aril you the most goods for One years experience has deputy reg­ ister. has made R. B, Richanta fully ac­ quainted with all the duties of register of deeds. His superior as a penman does not live in Barry county. He will fill the office with cindlt, will discharge bis duties faithfully, and uhould be elected. the least money of any bouse in the city. J. 1 Rim k A Mens,’ Youths,’ Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Suits. We can do you some good in this line, as we have splemlhl values to offer. Hosaat Chris Hough is booming rigfctto the front in the contest for H. M. MYGATT Mr. Hoogfc. Ha baa every wm nwMw miry * ■ N. B.—We sell the “Not Left," the fiuest live otmt cigar oa tho market w—1, M, We have a large etook, aad we allow no one to undersell us. x E. Y. HOGLE. w �Banner. Will thm mwnd to clow, out th. M» good, at auoUou ^d OCT. 41 1««. Will Uranett t, at work In Chlowo. AU. who ar.lnd.btod to n>, call and pa, n» Immediately, aa Ihaw diMaJ. Anderaon waalnthedty Mon(tout, out ot biulnni and i«l hit! my pay. FKED'K. H0TCHKIS8. The ladlwof the llaptlat aocloty will ^•.■ttr!* K Gr“‘-Oafive a chicken pie nodal next Tueadav evenln* at the wddy room. In thrtr church. Supper eened from Bro till s«™. A hearty Invitation la extended daV«lI>»S!^f,,onl- "'OXkloulu. Sun­ city Uh h,a brolher J°hn in this The lecture of the Bev. Mr. Uenrv Sunday evenlnf. upon the "I’roteatant arM?™X?fto?? nnd ^ohn Doj“>v Eplaoopaldinreh" was trulyaecholarly fugBrS^' the W"pIoy of SP*uldelforu and all frlende of the church r 1 ClociL JBweJry, SUvertare aid Masical Goods. , rrc spect'Ml** fr*“ of \ . JOHW BiSSMER, HAVE Mdolwiw ■>«*• Hill St-ik of ‘ , MUSICAL GOODS! ScOw's. the Jeweler. Local News. nrl. 2,200.: {'{rCKfufi Meetings. i'llILl' I t'ol.GHOVE. 1( x..,r, s, । ».: u-kih-. Mapl* Orow. Friday. ilaii. A- Hatunlay eve.,' ■7j. M. ROGERS. i oo go gfcheet pH.1. M. ROGERS. UOODYEAK The anrtu.fnts ot the new iron bridge bare l«4n completed. Moke :•»- t .mi'al goods cheaper than cord* ■--iM’ A- L. McOmber’s. The Ix-anl. t supervisors completed their ML- r- an<| adjourned Saturday. /Tex dozen ii.--.her wdght bustle^at Morse E. A rent?. Ins. ‘ , tlet one, only 23 W»LET»x •ciiarteriv- meeting at Hickory •. -:irs ::-xt Saturday and ‘inndav. * • . W. H stz wm elected his own iiKW5o»'l ’•of the super! ntendenta of the pe The Knight os Libor are to have a prize dttre I nion Hal! ThanksHJvtagei A. P. W.n vj !■ has vacated the Cen­ tra! Hoii-" IV.- unileratand V. Liens wtl! opts a market in the same. L» you wait the best fitting, best ’ read* in fart the liest shirt In the world. ;r ffi* Daytdn of E. W. MorrilL A. C. L . r.\; m brought the first grist toftezp-a roller mill, and Mr. H. Flsh*r brought Up tjr«x load of wheat to the riGL ■ The r.rst !-<a<| id wheat for the new tfBer mH: -.v.im purchased Wednesday '■I Haniilion Fisher, of Hastings towni .he- Goodman, of Sault St .•lane, will pre-ich at the Baptist church Sunday,Jnht al usuaJ hour of Johx . Momj.er Is having a good run « ciiHohi at bis tailor shop. He is lUKing suits for several of our promlDttitdtizmh. • Jeeomh .Smith lias again engaged in me bUc^srnith business in this city, G’arveth shop, just east of the brick barn. . Ox .1 iK. m £. Y. Hogle will occupy tte store now used by Beamer Bros, lite latter !irm will occupy the store ai?T<!!.» m ... now is. uo'V '; r- HtsonMAM.of Baltimore, • J?..11 tIl!' several fine specimens i 21' ?z PiPPl® apples, one of • which weight^ one pound. Poi Aioi> -Wanted choice barbank Prtaui.-? on Monday, Oct »5th, as will load a car on that day. STAUFFER & CRAWLEY. At E. a. Mattison’s yon can puri2. a or organ of any make, at J r? - than the same can be bought win Grand Rapids, Jackson or DeT’Snv k1'VattN who will in kv r.ha,l ^totday evening and «unrt-iJ'u'7loon,and evening, is often SJXV ,ot EntUnd’ lrtx double roU* “d one run of burr itoom in theiniU. ♦ w,u' b’ult by Hustings capi>11 x iW1<i tbw‘®'i® none'stronger and better built in the state. ena u 12 -S’. Fll*u’811«P0riH*c«l UliUer anu a gtntlt-man who came to us highr!S?y,bu" Uwrwor. Mr. hlprovm hlnuelf u.iu ter nil tenth- wiu rrcomnrcodwl to our dutens, nod he hnn th- entire .eoutldnwe 0 . lluKln,ws community. ’'J fel-nk lor him n liberal puron•igc irom the fanners of this county. ’Rah fob Hastings.—There Is joy among the Knlghte of Pythias ot this l\ret'n rolurned from Chicago city, and of Burry County as well,’from ^S>"iltee ' ta)Urrt bl* h“'' “ tire (net that Hastings Division No. 19 Those who fall to hear Charles , r n 2*e ?rlrK ln th" competitive Watte, who wlU speak io Union hall “d Heynolde re- anil at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, dur­ Saturday evening and Sunday after­ New*l“?‘.XrOm “M 10 ing the meeting of the Michigan briK4°n iP’ T .ww three entr,“ noon and evening next, will certainly the Albion Division, Commander mte« a rare chance of hearing good leeMrs. P. R. Griffin, of Big Rapid? waa turee. He is able, eloquent and a inaa- Uie guest of Jm. Wilkfca ami « “ Thomason; Lapeer Division. Comman­ der X incent, and Hastings Division, ter of his subjects. Saturday and Sunday. t-ommander Hogle. The drill corps ot Charles Watts, who will speak in Rochester, N. Y., each division consisted of 10 men rnd Union hall Saturday evening and Sun­ wm a guest of Mrs. D. G. Robinson a T,he drill took place-at the base ball park and was witnessed portion of the past week. day next, was for many yeai-a in bualby a large audience, all of whom ap­ P*®,rt’lsind a co-worker with itoSf? ^1X.er- who is attending Prof. peared to be well pleased with the drill "Chool-was visiting his parents Charted Bradlaugh, who has made such t apis McGurin. Rose and Babcock a gallant and triumphant fight for a a portion of the past week m tire Grand Rapids companies of the seat in the English parliament. nfft J-B. Lashier and W. LeBarron, “ft*1 “ jl»dr«. and were as­ Remember that Lewis stern is still of Saline, were the guest of J’. R. Dun­ sisted by Lieut. Kinney, of Co. B.. Lieut. ning and mother last week. and lst Sariteant Bennet of Co. 1, closing out his stock. If you wish to and Corporal Burlington of Co. K. In Julius Turner, of Weedsport N. Y. tiie drawing for order of drill Albion secure goods at your own prices, now was the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Good-' drew first, Lapeer second and Hastings is your time. Bear In mind that this j ear, Saturday and Sunday. third. By the rule* of the ‘ contest La­ great slaughter sale win not Continue always. The goods are going fast, but D*vls- of Middleville, peer and Hastings Division* were exthere yet remains a good stock to spent Saturday and Sunday with her c»“ded from the grounds, until called for drill. 'We know not how the La­ select from. parents, of Hastings township. peer Sir Knlghte felt, but as regards the Leroy Jacksob, of Lansing, was the Hastings driU corps, the frequent Some of the opposition are reporting of Judge-Cole a portion of last rounds of applause accorded the Albionthat Frank McDerby does not care to week. The two were schoolmates. Division was not very quieting to their be elected county clerk. This story is nerves. Albion did finelv, executing wholly lacking truthfulness. Mr. Mc­ kA- C. Parmelee, of .Washington, 1). C. the movements with a precision that i^yteitujg Barry county friends. , He Derby is in the race to toin, and is do­ was gratifying to all. After the con­ ing all he can in an honorable way to built the second log house in this city clusion of their drill. Lapeer was called secure his election, with brightening and was the first register of deeds of in. nnd went through tne movements thl/county. • prospects of success. in tine style, while the Hasting* drill The school house in this city was \Qirs. R. A. Bailey returned Saturday corps were “rounded up" outside the entered Saturday night last and acts of from a lecturing tour in Saginaw coun­ enclosure, anticipating defeat Upon ty. Tuesday she left for Minneapolis the appearance or an orderly with or­ vandalism committed, such as merit to attend the national convention of the ders for them to report on the drill the infliction of severe punishment be- W. C. T. U. ground, however, the Hastings bovs irg meted to the perpetrators. They W. H. Schantz returned from Ken­ appeared nerved to do their very beat wQl be ferreted out, without doubt and Their appearance was the signal for tucky Saturday, where he attended a xir;di with by the strong arm of the sale of standard bred stock. He start­ rounds of applause, and their every met a cheering response ed, with the intention of purchasing- maneuver from the spectators. AS they The society connected with Em­ one or tWb fillies for breeding purposes passed from the drill ground they were but he found that standard bred stock manuel church will be entertained on brought strictly “gilt-edge" prices, and greeti-d by their brother Sir Knlghte of 3 huraday afternoon of next week, by zh'‘ deferred his contemplated purchase Albion and Lapeer with knightly eburte«v. their competitors gracefully con­ Mrs. Ed. Powers, J. W. Bentley. Cr for the time being. ceding the laurels of victory to Hast­ Messer, P. T. Colgrove. Wm. Powers, ings. although the decision of the judg­ Hear ye, all the sheriffs in the Unit­ es was not announced until 9 JO p. m. L. Holloway and May Rolwrts at the society rooms. Supper served from 5 ed States! Oliver F. Ixing, sheriff of That each division m«st foeman worthv to « p. m. All are cordially invited to Barry county says “I will give 840 for of their steel Is shown by the following attend. any horse thief on conviction in any jail •core, as announced by the judge*: Commander E. Y. Hocii.E^of Hast­ In the U. S. Telegraph at my expense.” Haalujt'. rar per eent Points scored, sms Tfl.5 per cent •• •• 47i>, ings Division No. 19, IL it K. of F. was Oliver Is mad; he’s a philanthropist. Albion. Lspwr. 75.2 ptr cent “ •• «»<| elected Lieut. Col. of the 2d Regiment. Like the great Josiah, he exclaim*. The points scored as based upon a “Draw on me. and let no man suffer.'"— possible «30. The prize*- awarded in Michigan Brigade, at the Brigade horse thieves excepted. their order were first. 8125. and second meeting of the U. R. The Sir Knights of Hastings division rejoice at the Farmer Luce and Senator Palmer 850. To the latter 850 more was add­ honor done them by the promotion of were given a splendid ovation despite ed tiecause the Albion lads brought the largest division to the city, and an their commander, but are loth to lose the unfavorable weather Thursday award of 825 was made to the Lapeer him as commander. afternoon. A worse day for a political Division tiecause it came the longest distance to attend the conhlave. Pursuant to call a number of our gathering there could hardly be—cold, The Albion Division has a brilliant people met at the M. E. church for the rainy and disagreeable in every respect. Still Union hall was filled to Ita utmost, future before it. Commanded as it is purpose of forming a Chautauqua cir­ mainly by farmers, most of whom had by a first-class military man, and being cle. A permanent organization with braved the storm-in order to see and composed of fine looking, active young 19 charter members was perfected, and hear Michigan’s next governor. Con­ men, it has already taken front rank the following officers elected for the gressman O’Donnell was present and among the divisions of the state, al­ ensuing year: gave a twenty minutes talk that bristled though it has been organized lees than President—Rev. Lee. with keen wit and logic, and won a year. The Lapeer division Is also a Sec’y and Tress—C. W. Jones hearty applause. Mr. Luce was part fine one, commanded by a military The next meeting is to be held at the introduced, and made a telling qddresa graduate. It did finely and received M. E. parsonage Tuesday evening next. of one hour. He reviewed Uhe uuw- much deserved praise. As a mascot Hastings Division was tlons at issue between the repubucM On Saturday as Mr. and Mrs. and democratic parties in a plain hopr accompanlwl by little Eddie Cole, aged Weeks, of Baltimore, were driving on rat, straightforward manner, that held 5 vizirs. Eddie is R manly littlejfellow, and is thoroughly posted in the the closest attention af the large aud ­ State street their carriage collided with ience. and elicited frequent and hearty maneuvers executed by the division. a farmer's wagon as the latter’s team applause. Senator Palmer spoke for Dycssed in ^knight's full uniform, he was backing frops the walk by which three quarters of an hour, anddelivereo preceded Hastings division during the they werehitcbM. The carriage was an effective address. The meeting was Jornde, and was the drawing card in overturned and the occupants thrown much more largely attended and tne fine procession. out, being severely shaken up. Mrs. enthusiastic than that accorded Fiiple. Of the detail*of the meeting time and W. was taken into Goodyear's & Co.'s although when be whs here the weather space precludes extended notice. Suf­ drug store, where she remained for was as fine as could be asked. fice it to say that there were a large about an hour before recovering from number of divisions In attendance, and the shock received. Hastinob Roller Mill.—The Has­ ! the meeting was one of the most pleas­ tings roller mill is completed and is ant ever held by the brigade. Hastings Huilsk thieves were evidently now running. J This means a vast deal bore off the honora In the parade. abroad in Castleton on Friday evening toouraty. For yeere Hastings busi­ Thirtv-seven sir knights of the home the 15th, as a horse was stolen from the ness interests have suffered for lack ot division attended. The members of the division feel elat­ pasture of Geo. Crabb, and also one modern milling facilities. This want ed over the success of the drill corps. from Wm. Varney of the same town­ is now supplied by this mill, all of the Although there is not a military man ship, on the same night. The sheriff of machlnerrof which is of the most mod­ in the organization, after a hard strug­ Barry county offers “S50 for any horse ern and approved pattern. The engine gle Hastings Knlghte have won the on conviction in any jail in the and boiler are from the Mansfield Ma­ nlghly-prized honor of having the best U.S.” Perhaps our valiant sheriff may chine Works. The engine is B5 horse drill corps of any division in the state. Commander if. Y. Hogle and Lieute. learn of many a “horse thief on con­ power, and the boilm are about KM) viction in any jail in the L. b.. all of horse power. The engine works to per­ F. G. Goodvear and Wm. H. Powers are which he requests to telegraph at bte fection. Boiler and engine rooms are entitled to credit for bringing the divis­ as neat as a ladies parlor. F rom the expense. Fifty dollars for each of em. ion up to Ite present high degree of ex­ engine room Is hose connection to each remember. cellence Id drill. . floor, affording first-class Commander Hogle te entitled to the The opposition are peddling the yarn more credit from the fact that while he has had none of the advantages of a that the republicans are preparing to military education. Commander Thom­ come down on O. F. I-ong with a per­ Th “ekPJclty or U- mUj U, h» ason, of Albion, te a graduate of West sonal attack on or about election dayPoint and Commander \ lucent, a This is false. Nothing of the kind will barrels each 24 hours. Mr. F eld la ot graduate of Orchard Lake military will be done, and we speak from authority the opinion that the mill wove Itself of greater capacity academv. The fact that hte score was when we By it The only far better than either of hte <»mpetiattack on Mr. Long thus far in the than that mentioned. Through the tore, te one of which Hastings division campaign has been from frw’I’b>ack SStesy of Mr. Field a Hnm feels proud. norter was given an insight into the source, and the party so doing stands ready to make affidavit that no republi­ processes through which the wk6®1 can asked him to do it, or was in any misses while being n’“uf:lCtu™J manner connect^ with it. I rom flour. First, the grain is dumped from what we can learn the opposition who the farmers wagons onto scales in The after weighing it is elevated into are talking this stuff about republican mill Sm n^mtoScelt is elevated to the election day attacks on Mr. Long are simply doing so to cover up some of top^of the milland discharged Into a EuVka milling W^r’ne^“ tiie same kind of work they are propos­ ing Sipring against Baker Sbrlner. thence it is elevated Into a Hercules it tt.'” Charl» Watts, the able and elo­ quent English secularist, wiU deliver three lectures in Union Hall in this S3M^S'-b?rc eitv Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening next. lectures to commence it i-iO o clock K afternoon lecture to coinmJSrcktsao o'clock iect Saturday evening » HI be becu‘“rw SSli—l«ly for l’v,’bn,*b,°tr Jsm, Destructive »nd ntmmr this process the wheat uicn Sunday afternoon ^subject •• Agnosticism and rheistn, the 2.?,' SWtefiS STor“4 iur Inta reDiv to the question. Is there » God’*~ and Sunday evening hl«L®ub^ r1U toink^Trf«Ur?S6 vlcinKy $1000 £2»£m ..JVlVT£u Opening.—Friday and SatteV,.<>ct’ aDd 23rd-,w*’of wIn’ an,i i’ounets. to which all the *w.re ar- cordially invited. REMOV invited. 'eiTteSr U» •* ‘Krural-lwo hr tte £ To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct., and will have a complete stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids prices. * . Come in and See US, And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL. TRADE BOOMING! ' Cold Weather Coming. But we have still a large stock of overcoats and ulsters, in­ cluding fine Chinchillas, Meltons, Beavers and Worsteds. v Men’s Suitings. A fine line of Men’s Suits in single and double breasted and of very desirable patterns. Our line of Underwear includes the finest grades and also the cheapest We have a large lot of red underwear warrant­ ed all wool for 40 cents. We have a large line of Winter Caps, Derbies and Soft Felts. In fact eur line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods Is complete in every particular. E. W. MORRILL & CO., “One Price Clothiers.” ROLLER MILL ' And other marked improvements will be made in I \ Hastings this season. Bd. ZEvans Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seet hem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that. I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and yours respectfully, Eld.. EVANS. Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store At 12 W M&ii lutu & Ws Block, Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. In fact the Stock is all Bargains. Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cote tens, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish you. We invite you to give us a call and we wjll endeavor to sell you goods right; and if you do not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. Don't Forget The Bosta Stere, fjs^'oo*MLiTbUU^AU Hour rram ui. iiff “u te MUHd-Hd, oo SARA HORTON. Lev Is Stern has left the city for the Purpose Of disposing of a part of his He will return in a week, and - personal mention. Orao strong war |n the city Tmwday. Objiititc SUi. BATTLE CRXK, MICH. �' THE BUSHRANGER. .. WHITE DEER POND. I flirt broken by the ctrangur raying: “Is there nr U»e accuracy tn nunu x cau vvuuu. At tte time of hfa arrival in Australia tte weapon, ptared fa wwiJU The wild my footatepi ta rough itadeptte, where I alone from the diggings. Robbery with viohnro. With a throbbing heart and a quickened Tho Old Settler bad entered tho kitchen and found little Pcleg, hit lively 15-year-old grand san, parading around the room w; to too an­ cient family umbrella raised ovs- hfa bead. lii.'u n rre-.i uj uvi~.----- — got no iixm< show th«n a jog tf rum at a barn Pcleg took it down and dosed it “Ye muivtu't D-iver hist on umberd orcr ye racin'. , p toe** ». ta*11 doer was mcrod, an' th! to kill one would be -invitin' all kinds o’ infafortnn’ on the kilter. the hookin' cough run inter tho msaslra, an’ But th-n, furt’nitiy. white dwr had a life. For yuan* ho had ■•va.to! nil the efforts lundo to capture hlng though the inilltary had scoured the bu*U No sooa«-r was an outrage ^akihc Oar foe the grim gray boar. He hail a jierfect knowledge of the nxu secret ccenuoi ubiquitous, outrages occurring; in such of mystery hung al>ou t him that a superstitious feeling mingled with the mortal terror ho in- if man, with nothing forbidding in hie appear Even tho mad thirst for gold could not fa- You ore a noble-hearted fellow; and through the rest of my stormy life I will look back give you a ksaon, which I hope you will Lear in mind. You are going among a rough, lawless crew; newer, as long as you live, trust Where you are bound fur, your revolver will taare tliromik tho bush, some jiarts of which wore*>itetiXnx scarcely to admit daylight. Every man was well urmed. My brother had brought with him a first-cla.-** revolver, pur- valuables, carefully hidden on his j»cnion, his other belongings being ttowod away in one ot the wagons When they bivouacked for the night, care wm taken that it was nn o]>ca space, where a good lookout could be kept, to make sure ngninst a sudden surprise. Tho parted who did not l»el.«vo from the moment I joined that I was Jack tho bu.-diratigor. Wdl, mate, I am not going to tell you *ho this world, and it fa l>ret for you it should bo so.” Thon landing him back to thn track by which he could rejoin hfa party, ho wrung my brother! liand, turned and walked quickly into the bush, leaving no doubt upon my brother's mind that tlie friend hotead so loved nnd trusted was indeed the dreaded bush­ ranger. tuug;;n> , - —- --th* lire:, fur ik- common bullet* bedn t uo the five-rent paper o’ smokin' t-backer I were 'foct on 'em. More’n that, white deer wall! ex plenty ex chipmunk*, an' twahi! rr.ore’n wunst fa a roan's ago th! any Injin butkar Pefag, an’ IT1 toll ye an Injin story. That’s a run agin one. “Wull, wnt d'ye think the wicked projihet's good boy." scheme were I Nothin', only to her Nocky-flop kill a wiuto deer. Thu prophet laid bis plans popr <lfty Nocky-flop were ‘•Percrastynation, Peleg, aln! jfat the thing •fore’ the king. *n' to humor a boy o’ your sin ta," selii the Old s'|irteed to git a note from Hlambogato, rayin' Settler, xoleranly, “ 'eawn ye shouidn! never th! lie were wanted nt court. Nocky auput off till ortcr while anything ye kin do ex swnmi the s^xx-uy with a heap o’ misgirin' got a pipe full or ao left lie humor ya jfat this pt^w-nre o’ Blambo be fouu' too ugly prophet with him; then he know'd th’wercsumpin* up and be said te hfaoolf, bo’gosh th! U skinni-d. - -Nocky.' said too king, ’I bear yer tol’abW t'backw biwclf. an' mobbo frtch on a rippin' swret on my dorter lUppy-rap-Kstiako. N we gal, Rippy is,’ *nid he. “Nocky said bo tbort a heap o’ tho gal, an’ hoped his majxat V di<ln! bev no 'bjwtion. and said that, honestly and truly, he'd go “ ‘Ye kin bov her, Nocky-flop,' xaid 81amafter hfa grand|iop'» tobacco. So too Old Sefa bo-gn.-'b, -jx-rvidin' ye top out some evenin' tier xlinvid his upoitacha up on Ids forehand on' fetch me in the skin uf a v. bite di-cr. killed and licgan his story. akin.’ sJosi-.in’ ol’ buck Tro put a quietus on around prophet smiled a wtefatd smile. Nocky-flop an’ about it Wull. I’m pointer to tell ye bow tliot pomi got tta aame, bein' minded of the mreunutanev by yer onfort'nit raisin' o’ that “ ‘Thus a big bhijT in tixis somewhar,' tbort a bird or tho fall of a leaf could not pass un­ be, ’In-t m do anything to git Rippy-rap.' noticed. All wore on thr btjli vivo. For some nigh outer cs unlucky cs killin' a white deer. “ ‘I'm yer huckleberry.' said he to the king. days all went wvll, nothiiig unusual or alarm­ 1 hope nothin’ll count on it, but I'm tortur'd ‘But th’ taint no oniunltimi ‘round tht*> ing occurring. They were then well into the miah with Um military.—Ctemter’* Journal. with punmxiit’ry symptoms th! sumpin'll woods atH knock a white deer over.' bush, and cons.iquenUy, if jxjssiblo, more vigi­ happen. . lant, Iwlioving that ei «n a motiw could not “Longer ago th*n I kin recomember, long th't th! is,' tnid the wiekod prophet. intrude itself among them. er my mem’ry is. Pike county were settled by “’Perjure it, then,’ said N’oeky-fiop, drawThe daughter of a (rominent New York phy­ Injinx. Tltey enj’yed tbeinelfs by huntin’ in'hi» lf up a foot higher, 'an' Ill lay the Ona morning it was found that during sician was nt school In n south German city, the night they bad been, spite of all their an' fishfn’ an’ flghtiu’, an’ indulged n leetl- in vigilance, uiyute.riou.dy and umux-oimtably aggercult'ral pursuits, which was tbc raisin' joinwl by a stranger, who stood in their nre to be experienced with un Oue torrid of a trifle o' corn an’ a considhible o' hair. 4 „ tlu> ww< „„ miilst as if one of tbemscJvM. No one could Bunday fa church the young girl took her fan The crop, „ o' hair they rla rix was bigger arter the from l>er pocket and rought relief by using It/ white folks’ 'gun to chop nn’ pry out clearta*' To her UStaniAhment aiux n-nnmllv r,.l,n.,e. , , ....... ,__ __ _____ XT. astonfahnsmt prevailed. around this pond l*m tellin* ye 'bout th' wan a p!ic1*rly noble tribe of Injins reddin'. I arrrr an’ dug out fur a big j«m1 th't laid off suffend s'pere- their pedigree run chan back inter Not in the least taken almck or nlioahed by tho scant welcome he received or the undis­ guised stkiirfae his preHcnco created, ho camo and told making his wav to the gold fields: that, nbttured so far alone, Ixit aa he got further Into the bosibbo lost heart and determined to join It looked strange that he had no luggage of any kind, uot ovon prorfaions ar anything to indicate that be wan bound fur a long jour­ ney. Ho made no atteru(>C to account for his with tlui «x<v|>tion of my brother, believed tbat no one tan “Jack" himself could have an takai them by surprfae, tho general fa-lict be­ ing tiiat it could only lie from jx-n<oniil exjiriatire the terrible bushranger derived the jierfoct knowledge he displayed when making fag tii'.- school too wax summoned before tho principal, who oddnwa-d her thus: "Mfas-—. from your father’s high rank in hfa profeauon nnd the status of your family I was led to be­ lieve toot you were in every respect well bred and bad duo reverence for tho bonve of God. I am, therefore, both astonfabexi and morti­ fied to learn from tho tcnclier in charge tliat you carried a fan to church and fanned your­ self. Do you not know that such a procvvdfag te unbeixxning ton Indy and a Christian I Would you place the church on.a |mr with tnauncni occurred in my school and J murf nitoundid maiden told the wounded damo impro|>er to use them in Germany. "Is It poasiblo that you Americans fan in church 1 I had always supjxwed you to lie a religious pople. Very singular ideas you must have about re­ ligion. As you seem to be sincere I will jiardou this offence and -make no further men- that it is really dreadful to use a fan in a Ger­ man church.”—Foreign Letter. that they were prepared to sell-their Hvm dearly, if dnveu to do so. The rtnuig-'r seemed to liavo an unlimited supply of money, and to bo generous about it, my brotbnr, and the liking was mutual; ju dlggern' (Mu-lanoe, they fa-enmo mntot, chumnad,walked mid smokal together. My brother fixwd him a well-infortnol, agreeable com­ panion, a vast improrument on tbeir rough amociateK, nnd bo soemml thoroughly to enjoy tho society of thn jovial young Irish gentle- them, notwith-domling tte disparity in years. If the historians of the future should conde­ scend to sandwich the rovcntional dry chron­ icle of political events with an <»—mdonal chap­ ter on thedomestic habits of their ancestors. our passive endurance of so many decidedly *“ “ - — midsummer mer a* uncomfortable ns posdlile, though there fa m> apparent reason why a science that has taught us a hundred ways to warm our up above nil t’other tribes, nn' was rather dew giucrly wiul.xl iu t'unls night to cat on’ ptic’hf who they ’mriatol with. Nonrtf drink. Arter ho had gone, the wicked prophet said to the king: play ball w jacteluns with the young una o' know whar tho young varmint iagoln'. We’ll gals an’ fellera o* this noble tribe osety tog lhi-ir>.-lfs out was the talk o' all tho rest o' the faj’y the wagon load o' mfa’ry that'll tumlJc community. Tbeir clothin’ hills mutt n ben sumpin' tormenjus. The gals o' thn ordinary trilxa usetv think they was |xittin’ on airs, an' laid low long the |kmmL Nocky drifted about iu his canoe, an’ by an' by a big wbifad«.T skipped out'n tlie woods an’ waded inter the jxnid. Nccky strung his lx>w, an', taklo' up fa 'cfaty if they hod four stripes o’ red paint on tlwir noaat fa addition to their ev*ryday clothes, “Then Nocky-flop found th! he coakin! top knoto Rut the young folk< o' the low move a muscle. He sat thar in the cAnoe like tribe! Jeewhlxx, Peleg! tb» style they slung on' then Im- dhxl The people mfased the king Hunday artsrnoon, er was draawd-fur Fourth o’ July or sorao ire cream fra’val, they never thought«»' puttin' on less'n three strings o’ found Nocky in his canoe deader!! a salt feathers enough on their brads to fill a bed tick. Wy, tho wardrolw o' name o' them stuck-up Injin gals wa*n t tialf eompleto ’ithout it had two jialr o’ moc'sins an' a quart o* beads young bucks th! couldn’t think o’ drerafa' on Proud an’ ’istravagirnt i>oople war they, Pelegl lint whar be they now, sonny I Go as! too wind that rips an’ room, an’ inquire of tho hills an’ rocks th! frowns an’ towera. Go nst cm, nn' if they tell ye, come )«t me know, an’ I'll be obleegnl to ye, I wifi, b'gmh! “Winky-hn-jibby-gotdnml>tegato were the name of the chief o’ this bang-up people. That mack'ral Then they 'akivured the dead white deer. That 'splaincd tin> fate o' Nocky. Lookin' a lectio furder in tho wix*fa they found tho king, drad, with a hole in bis heart. Right nbind 1dm lay too wicked tbu different outrage* as they had occurred, and always Kjoku m if be bad boon an cyo- belief in hfa new friend, that even this did not shake hfa faith. When within *'fi-w days of the journey’s end, tin Htranger' suddenly and quite unex­ pectedly decked hfa intention of parting cctiqatoj’- h,! i'ffc’X’d no explanation ar. to hfa’reswon for doing so, though nil through hu tory rwrulta By years of cxjxiricnci- it was found that the men lost about half a day a week under tho old system, and store the halfholiday was ct-iblfalied uo more time hns been lod than liefore. Ho adds: “This example should lie followed, uot only by nil the railroads of tbc country, bpt by every employer of labor, nnd should digging! with them. prove the condition of the wagtsrcceiving clans*.” The iiiturday half-holiday is makfrieiute oil around. It is good in theory and ctjasignment of gold carried off. They did tight like demon Ha seemed to take the Artificial icc can bo sold at n cent a pound and n co-operative process, of monufnetuncould probably reduce that price sufficiently to iviab’rti every family to regulate their supply Nocky-flop were dead gone on Blixmbo-giudfa charmin' darter, Rijipy-rap-Ketinko. Ho loved her wma’n n b’ar lores honey, on' she swopped her love for hte'n, evcn dickor. The day an' tai’ him that Nocky-flop an' tho king's darter were s;xxmln' like two turklo doves cv'ry night over the bock garden gate. Jcewinxs, Pelegl how mod ol’ BUmbo-gash did git I lie bopped an' he swore, an' bo said that he'd slice toe imjiydant young Injuu inter bait ■ ‘Holy smoke|» he hollered. drocr, as they were Mill within rmigo of n penalih* attack, be asked my brother to take a last walk with him, and lod the way into the bush further than l» bad ever brought him hctvrv, and a I xig distanco from the ‘Mata, doit! you carry from home." a nal g-juri weapon f and without the slightest imitation tuy Lmbnr banded him tlie re- Wriun tho gculus who operates ttestaroop- .This powder never variM. a marvel «!»... MAKING WINE FROM RAISINS. ' Mwretyv Is wfa" rday. Aagurt 2Mh. Hastings. Friday. Kept. loth. Middleville. being considered equivalent to WO,IM) tone d raid ns and cumwiU ramo from Turkey and Friday. Nov. 12th, ax Nashville. countries whk-h export them, send but 4,000 have not oerunrates in force wfll be prewr.t tt begin iwompth al o o'clock and cfov at i i. n, uwitiy request'd to 1, .^ L!’Ki!?r'u. - to»‘»lftioas Wil! I e butt ,a,U-r“ixtef » r, ~,ru fi™** coruneatr must pax, B <fa«examination In raj-by. trade, and a coiuddcrabki quantity raisins from Greece nnd Turkey reach varieties, but the Corinth raisins, which are known in England as -currants," are tbcbest, The mode of drying the fruit varire very much, for in Turkey and Gnwe the Imnclww of grapes are simply laid on the ground and fam'd through boiling water mixed with J. —re—wya vtiu. w iniuirco tu MTk branch, with an average utamliup <4 fl prr rent Fora second grade tlx- additional're.mirel branch ot ao per cent, und an average of j-r - . ..' . uci-i'i :*• I.-.1 .-th­ AU candidates with nhnnt hunwmlwr ol the brordts aaquafated must fanilsh wnslt./ tory proof as t*. moral chxrscter. cor­ dially lavited to t*e nre<<vnt. » archiiwlago the grapes an- allowed to dry up Xertgaire Hair. IMmiH having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage executed by Atabrnv i’m and Mary F. Oox. bt« wife, to Hull! K. Mudge. ’ baaroy ante toe >ra day May. i~a. and re­ corded in the offiee at the reeixter <rf deeds of inortiage ha» bsaid amlgtinwnt recent rejxirttotte minister nf agriculture, i. on napsdd tu Mina Mudge and 08 degrere Fahrenheit, there being flfty- as therein exprmrd. and shoul.l the »ai»e re­ main unpaid and .ifi amars lor the xparc of thirty dare, thro and train ttiriirelorthanrrihe taper of tha said thirty day* the prinri|Wi .m> of two ihousand and fifty dollars, with *il orreanume ot Interest thereon, abuald. at the op­ tion of the Maid mo-taagrr. her ereratore. mwhich jrriod tiui liquid fa drawn oil and tbc mtahitrators or assigns, become and to due and payable. Immediate!} thereafter. aHhm«b »>r iwriod limited for tlie payment thereof may not U>rohaveexp<rod-tity! default bavtn* torn made thirty days and upwards and Alli rmutiiei un­ paid, the aforesaid principal sum of two thouv and and fifty dollar? less term iiuudn-u dolbin which has been j>oid. with all arrearage ot tnteresl thereon. Is new declare;! dm- and i .»Me by Um terms of said mortxagr. srui there t« w« projtertk* of win-- made from tbc juice of the eiaiBMd to be due al this date tht-Auin ot one fnwti grape, und to lie infinitely preferable to Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of rale oaotanro ta said mortgage aud far >:„'ute m such case made and provided, uuiic- is !»-re.. Cm tbatmi tiaturdar, tin-ZTtlufaj oi Nuvrn, ism, at ten o'clock In the hTruoon, I .hill sell at public suction to toe lifaliett bidder, at the north front door ot Um* court l«>me. tn the Cinr ot Hastings, Barry county, MWdgin-llia: tsHng the place where the Clrruit Court for lurWConalyMiMMsro-lhenrtiufacsdeMriiH-d in xtad inortgrov not heretofore sold an<t proceed' IronMm, nrrvonsnew, illwq.lwsmeai and many other l-Ktrnwen. There wm nothing Trolly mortgage as fellnys: the northeast quarter, atui the mater with her; her trouble was in the- ttte northeast quarter of Che soulhtax', quarter imagination. 1 rould not cure he.-atalL At at section twenty'thrce-; also the wrxt!. Jl ot t!:c •Mttwvraqwur iura the southeast quarter of the MOlbwaM quarter, uud the south hr.lt of-:! -• like to give morphine ar any form uf opium. sauthwest quarter of the nurttiwr->t quartT. ..tl ou section twenty-four, tn towr, oue .iur'L-. of range eight west. In Harry Countr. M'fktinm. premises heretofore Mild as above MaU-d to afamniner it to you. I atn a little nervous The aredeoertbed a« the nortbeatt qsurtrr of thnortheaxt quarter ai»l the north u--t quarter of fnl in using it’ And I went to tte faucet nnd the northeast quarts uf said acx-tluu tueutythree. Dated. August wlh. a. l>. n*»xit v « or!.. mixture of which I hail brought the material*. Hmith A Coi-naova, 'Here, take this teaiqntmful,* I sai<L 'Now, Attorneys f.w Assisi-ee of Mortgagee.. wait nn hour nnd try another; but don’t take* any more for two hours, liecauso this is cumu­ lative, mul there's enough in this to kill tho family. Ph-rwe bo very, very careful ’ and I farther. Next day I caltad. “‘Oh. <loL-tz»r ’ «!»e «ni.l ‘I-— RH Cream Balm I Gives Relief at an< and Cure* took another, nnd that worked like a charm. I Aept beautifully, and gut up feeling iefinttely better.’ COLD in HEA1 CATARRH HAY FEVE1 ■ ’ ronfamed to ter that all in the on pulmonary dlseoww, says that tiw effects on tho Anglo-Saxon rare of living fa n cold rihunte may In atxni in Canada and some of tiie northern states of tin American Union >kn> U» ran b ph,.Iran, «,^lor <bd more vigurons than that of the parent stock. Ttds fa contrary to tiw belief of most English tourists, who insist that toe rare deteriorates from Injurious Drug*! in,... I - - —out, nan ik, man she almott foil sick again. "-San Frandsro Chronicle. the rlton-.w rJ 41... _ —11 . :ver tide is applied lute each nostril and >le. IMce ao eenta nt druptnts; by mail. wd.SOoenta. Circular* free. BROTHERS DraBttet*. Owego. N V . Aiasrasioii or lue nouior motor power that can’ bo distinctly contrclcd to drop the younq buck out'n seU-b a high their dander up an’ jirt fix both the king an' Wings ham hitherto Uo» « bonmtu. Entfbb whk.h h nmplj a cushion or }«d of vulcanised rubber eovwrtag tea frog of the hoof and held ta plare by the hons-shoe in an iu^moua man­ ner. In cittea when, there Js any j™. quantity of asjdialt pavrmanta this invention wW become invaluable, as It wfll parent topping and reduce to the mhilmum tbe concujbwu thnt Mxm •wtavetf’* borw upwban ilrircn on enr-h V__ „ R ,, u, with the multitude of low hIk^UW/?v.1,,b02phxl’' P"’«‘er»- Sold th na. Boran Baa.su powu„ Q> “*• ** oeth-tot Die manufacture of wine from dry raixln* 'That eprfart the cheek to shine up to tho high born Undidux-n-iinv-faxith-comb! Wy, dura hfa picters! I’ll go nn' drop him out'n a nine story winder, jux fur luckl’ “Now, Noi-ky-Aip were <sx txnilar rz pea*1.. » .'.I.. —11, ,1. . ....... . imtrutneut around uul throws the full glare As the nudiunco nsuoUy comfete of lover! groups, pii-'.ure. qtx-ly attixudinfedng over tlie landsoape, the offset te magical and tumul- Absolutely Pure. —Macmtaan’s Magarino. valuable old to dix-torv ►' inetimac. I had patient oner, a laity of nervom. tompcramefl swamp-full-o' iiointers. Hte wife called him Slambo for toort, on' well rail him that ex we jx-rrevdjkith the hfat’ry. Ho liad n darter. moral I 'xpcct th! Bijipy-rnp-Ketfako were the pout­ tart piocn ot. cuppetxxilored caliker th! ever rbnwed vrn'xrn. Though die were the darter storckt-t-ptr th!'ll I <lrop in ex Igo byon’ hand him the five rents fur tho tliacktr, sonny, nn’ lenune neo if ye kin git it ex quick sibl" a.- Ire Ihixch. Railroad comjuinies could famly, an’ that's w’y they calk'd her Rippyex I uxety got t’backer fur my dear ul’ gran'provide refrigerator cars for their living pe.*- rnp-Kelinko, w'ich means, in our language, popw’cn 1 war a boy."-Ed Mott fa Newseugers as well ro for deed bre-viv. Ventila­ York Run. tory contrivances might bo arranged to create, The king had a prophet Borides prophcuu' as well os admit, draughta of fresh air, and n The Kuaalan Imperial Family. special branch of tlie 8<x-i'?ty for the Preven­ few slick tricks with cards, an’ juggle pennies The special ranmtoiim appointed by the tion ot Cruelty to Children ought to vin<Ucato cxnr to revfau the lairs affecting the prlvik-pa every boy's right to ran forefoot from May chiefs amusement. He wen* uglier th’n the of the Rumfan imperial family, has com­ front rend of a rhlnocerixm They called him to September.—Dr. Felix L. Oswald. pleted it* labors by reducing the imperial In­ Waw-wnw-sloggy-swampum, or Skrer-thecome, rave that of the czar, one-third. The A Saturday Half-UoIIday , were a terror, but the king were stuck on heir apparent will hereafter come of ago at him. Tho leadin’young bucko' the tribe were 1C, but other mmnbcni uf the imperial family at 21. Tho heir to the throne and hfa oldeat fab workmen, ax. a rule, have a half-holiday a risiu' youth by the muni< o’ Nitoy-pfahy- turn mart marry pt-fare.** of tlm orthodox on Saturday, whflh iu some dfatricta the mon wahnoeky-flop. The gong bo traveled with faith, but, the other aonx are not so liound. prefer the plan of making overy other Satur­ called him Noeky-flop, but in English hte Many grand duke* and grand duebessre and day a whole bolxbi^’. Ho also states that the :uun-» ’<11» Ctaiw.the-lMXMl-off'n-a-imul-nittio- other titular riu-mbcre of the imperial snnko-an'-call-lt-ftut. hare also bad tlwir titles reduced — "If ye were a lectio older, sonny, th’ family {teny Valley Railroad Foreign Letter. wouldn’t bo no need o’ mo a tellin’ ye th! vo.-y anxious, fearing the mon would toko ad­ vantage of my brother's unsuspiciou-i, trust­ ing nature ta obtain information that would be useful to him when forming hfa plans for tlx- attack whi'h was hourly cxjrcted—in fact, look'll upon as imminent Nor wrntbeir fears allayed when, after n littl<>, 1m> would leave tho lieaten track and walk into tho Imto, remaining away for bourn, and re­ turning nt thn mint mxurpected timcA and plnccM, showing n thorough knowledge of the bush und all its intricacies m.d toort-s-utn quite incouvistau*. with to- story ho bad told cm joining. . Odo thing struck my brother as strange, Ixit without exciting imy suspicion on his part When walking togutix'r bo would raddeaily stand, becomti quite excited and say: "Uh^ttwas here such on outrage occurred. We'H tell the doBgrre we haw shored Nocky bad ahi* the arror clean through tho doer. Tho king an’ the propbet war right in range, an’ tin- nrrvr slid through Slambo, on' ymr th' wan! enough scalps left in that noble tribo to pay even u squaw fur trouble o' goto’ an' takfa’ 'em. That ]xmd iuw tiren railed White Deer pond ever scare, Pakg, on’I hope. POWDER And with tte friend- whom death hath spared. O^Sding anfi filing the/««»»«««• IM. ol Davul A Bowker, aduiiulstrator . f estate, prattng Ibat Its msy be »iw'«l ■“ ' ■ fo.iLJ i— • engine ana . j^nd.'\C*rjro ot rOttJ: -vou <*° eMn’v a considerable quantity of stored MteuW 'lorVMMM tbarofn set forth. . Ttwreopou It is ordered.tbst -Tlmrad.o atto day of October. A 1>. 1«. id ten <• cl"; “ X.U^odttas>upw rrCTY-t that whito tfo. ______ » •__ lantern.—Piunecr Pram “Lfataaer.’ ftnsaidte'jnty ! Probate. . * �the KNIGHTS of labor. THE NEWS IK BRIEP- BOOMING JIM BLAINE. ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE TOIL­ ERS AT RICHMOND, VA. Academy of Muafc.HorUcultural hall and the the stuff ‘•Dear," witboat any wnter, while tbo Englishman lavariably dfintca hi* with water. Them again, “cocktiuU/’ or compound driuks ii.. HASTINGS Va., Oct- ll—Monday the toer--T‘’>> ’idlriab to take part in the ,lrtw.ibt«li"«' of tlie KnlgliU of Ijtbor, and iparlv-ill th;' workMhop* and /fiictorie* were ^,1^,1 Tlw city wm in holiday attire prevailed. h** smote of 138,307, with liabiiltia at |S0,- Tho export* of breadrtuff.x for September irere value,! at •14.UB3.aN, m against 19,007,­ 713 for the same period in inaa; and-for the <«i member* and delegate*— nine muuths ended Sept. .«), 1HH0, <.'10 fsla 6W, as againxt •102,WO,™B during 1*W. ’ gsrt.fi«’ I’1 il tn., was not a» targo m it Tueaiay, at Pitteburg. at a meeting of Jtescuk Im'e probably, becaww of tta publ-cnn itou manufacturer* and buslneaa rt,;,(riiii-ui»n whii'h wm brought forward tneu, Chairman Jonco, of tint nation*! Iteja-; k..;., hut tlwro were about 5.000 in puUUcan committee, declined to act m chair, lisir. -If m: a ami etindiUoas, at man ot the commit tee that w*t to receive •b.!i| -•* “ foot and. of thana 1,000 tho Hon. Jatne* G. Blaine upon hi* visit to w,., । ,i i .ftl Mtv\Fowd*rly and tte rest of PitUliurp, alleging that such step might load .[^’.ito-u’.ivc'biard occupied carriage* in people to think that Mr. Blaino wm being V Tta«-r of tte dm*. Dtotrlct Awwmbly 40, boomed for the preaidcntial nomination. < < \-X- Y.-ik, m-*ivtxl tniugted applause and groi I- i* I’ jixwed, tenumi ot its ehaniplonAj. . : '.he cutond delegate, Farrell, other­ ' . . . l.. . „_ -1 ,ftl_..n»lftr Ing tbe boycotting of all person* obnoxious to tlie league, , p 1’ ii*;. f the .-.tastitution of the Knight* of Germany, having decided to supply her Lil f vrg.-uilxatiou wm Isoguu at tbo entire army with repeating rifle*, will run of the convention Tuesday. all her axaenal* day and night in converting Tbt •! iiuiiitn-' appointed at tbo Cleveland P«w|pii--ti t>- rou*ider the revision of tlw u reported wh>m tbo dek-gatca fatally wounded hi* wife with dagger, and then ended hi* life by throwing hiiuwslf in front of an exprow train, which beheaded .m l the iiL«.-UM»:un tiegan, .but no him. John R. Martin ban lxx-n nominated for । much ao that a cootruvrruy wm congreaa by tlw Republican* uf Uw Seventh district of Mtaouri. Sjwuc-r O. Fisher is the >xn. Vo., Oct. 14.—Ucsistitutional > ntiim Wednesday morning, an>l i ;.-, rewi »vm made, tlw must important t. iKifftifliretH pnxwded with. Grand Mau­ > t. r W.i kmun I’-iwderiy anti Grand Master Holder* are quite unknown t> tbc majority of drinker* on tho other sfcic, and every old toper will tell you that ii is the mixture that kill*—Cor. A Composition on^lshe*. A ■cboolma'm at the Chase bouao lias tbo fol­ lowing juvwiilo comjxisitlon nniung her wiiool house tnanuacnpt: “A codfalj is the only Annymnl tlmt ain't got no nuck. There ain't tmt one kind of flab in tbe World tint accommodate, and linn on tta land and Fl; a round in tlw air. and that b a fish-haw k. principal speech, minute* tho buikl- day school Teorbcni got u largo mouth too. Two kids got fiteing in tbc vestry on« day and oo*> of cm imlled quite a lot of Haro out of tbo ______ .eMauiH*. -blaixx spkaxino. ............. Hon. William D. otter kid* Hod and tbo Superintending H.1LT WMliurall,taro.TO>U»b~a..«l I ut hl. E«ft-Ub . took nd n __ . of ......tlie struggling «■ , .by several, thev । ,,l r,.la,ftrt ttay milt. quit— —Squirrel Itlaud ttonkl Squid. shoulder* mob policemen in order Vj get him in thn stag., door, and thoMands who had ticket* were forced to remain outaite. Horticultural lull wax ol«o jammed, and Um inimi nx' multitude Tbo decline of tlw club home. in tta academy spe^ehe* by Charles Emory Smith and John Stewart, ex-Independent gulx-rnatorial candidate, kept tho immenro audience interested until the orator of the Good Goods at Bottom Prices! OMciznbkige by Edwin & Stuart, jrreaidmt of tho young Republicans, who presided over GERManreMEDY ForPain foot. Democrat* and Greenbacker*, in Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and'Dealers in ' Monuments & Headstones, .a.- ihlabw being waned, ami odjourn- Charles FL Litchnuui ' elected claiming an honorable anemtry. The party should claim popular approval for what it Table Top , Mantles, NOT READY FOR A CHANGE. btuig r.retdW <A>t by nominating speech** u.»! u> >u.i'w|«dgm»«nt* of tbe officera-eluct. Tl« «. .!i of revision of tbo constitution 1* 15 —Tbc morning labor convention RitUMoxn, -»i. 0 ot the -1’te New York plumbers. It wmdecided t<>11. ->f li<«ton;P. B. McGuire, of New liyjflr. 1‘uwileriy, having for it* object the rolHUfU >-'t fact* concerning the industrial Powderly net* number of intelligent colored nail at Ford’s hotel and conferred with them ■ -a th. subject. It is projwwd that statistic* 1C rol’.-.-ted by a bureau of colored knight* m ! Mn*onchu«tU, and J. N. Broughton, l-J-1 ci invent ion Friday, and IX R. Gibaon, i f Hamilton, (.hit., supply agent for Canada. "v . / d.>m then imdallod, Mr. Pow;l riy nuking a brief addrews, chiefly devoted t> tb . - *iiy of obitimnco from intoxiar. I -e-vuruig from each a pledge of • ..I atatin^nca. The full general executive : iu fuliows: TtauuM R. Barry, ■i- >it; W. Hsyw, William H. FaBey, A. A. Hartlsfioiuew. the Hartford defaulter, luw offered his creditor* 50 cent* on the dollar. hall at the Eptacopal General Convention Saturday morning, it being tlw day upon which debate on dropping from ■ tta prayor- i. Va.. Oct 11—Eighty hours of opposed tta nwolution on tlie ground that tlie time wax Dot ripe. Deputy Connell, of Louisiana, and Dr. Sheffield, of Virginia, Pnnw Ixmia Napoleon, now en route from merchant*, who failed last J u.ly, filed their schedule WsdMsday. The liabilities are •7.871. \ Maj. John R. Hoteling died Tuesday night at Huron, D. T., and tta remain* are en route to Roctallc, HL. for Interment. Maj. Hoteling wm for n long tim-j tea John A. The holy of NicholM Schumacher, aged 02, wit- found Thursday in a rreek near B«cwy, Mich., and tlie wound* on his bead Indicatei that-lie had been murdered, but by whom to unknowit . Sarah E. Howe h*» rvopniwl her woman's Serted proposal* win te rereived bribe Water Wark*Committee of the City ot Hasting*. Mlgh., until four o’clock p. m. On the 20th ctay of Octo­ ter. !*M. for tte furnishing of about three huuton* of cast Iron waterplpc, ten ton* of taken, but whether thn church should drop a (trrd Rpaeirt casting*, forty double fire hydrante. iuum> tlmt wa* millleading and deceptive. It about twenty-two stop^nlres. also the pdmplng nuu-hlnery bolter*, etc.; also all neresimry ma­ teria! and labor tor the couitruetlon of a supply well luid pump bouv-. rt.«o for the lead gutting and tabor neressanr for the laving of. the above named pipe and tlie setting or tbe hydrant*, Saint*," or the "Church of the Holy BapHMa'wlllte received for tte furntah I ng of all material and later and the eonstrucllon uf the work complete or for any distinct portion thero when that question came up, but now it wm. of. Koch bidder must deposit one hundred dolwith hl* bld to te forfeited to tbe eltr of asked to drop a designation that wm alt<^ lore Hartings If he fail* tu enter into contract within Ove dava after bls bld Is accepted; Mid deposit to te returned If bid is refected. Tbe *ncca*»tul bidder will te required to furnish an ap­ proved bond ta the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, guaranteeing faithful performance of contract. Plans and spedflrauon* and blanks tonus for i>ro|M3*a!* ci.n te obtained from tbe Water Works Committee. The committee re„m.k.n,M.otorato^n,id.. galleries, which the chair j«-uuq>Uy suj- Waihiijkiton Cttt. Oct 1>L—Thu prert THE MARKETS. were A. follows: Wheat So. 2 October opem-dJlNc. Cloned TlJfc: November, opened T«;4r closed TA«0 bid; Deeomter. ojwned 12*’ S txlL. Corn-No S October. ku med. ■ ■ ■■■ a. Tli". regulation* governing district • .. union* were adopted. It i* provided - there will be no interference with trade whether Jocal, state, or national. In ;-iid-:it, or co-Opsmlive with t<> national convention* was fixed at ono . ii - lor every il/AJO members or fraction to.Ui- conventions shall ..... A..O i»t. ...... —— ——. ija tixitl in* to delegate* must be met by Judge Tuley, of Chicago, hM dissolved the’ injunedon retraining the Iwulth loner from interfering with tlw mte of milk oken from cow* at tbe intectwl dbUUerhM. Ittarejiortrtl that ex-Omgrwaman Demtor. of Milwaukee, will bo a cancUdate for United States m-nato.-in caw the Drmo-irat* . . .. . 1_ -ft_ tvianmcln Il'L'LS- Edward Logan, United State* cmnmb*ionor, and Henry Hoyle, spucial United State. fatally wtxinded. .ml Hmm' revival mootings in Toronto. Tlwy will tx gin work in Bmtoo next January. Mrs Inland Ptonfnrd lias established n mjb. totoo. la U» b°’’ to tor bu-Umrt «,bk» BTtor. U to IruU, Inftto rn»rtM „t .j.l-toddtol Goomto Io Mrkl™ «™ ItorttofcU will totorapto, to. *»■ Gen. Fairchild, com:nan<ter of tte Gran 1 a™ taLmrf • otomtor tolllxi. -I-” ‘J" Army, ha« i*«u™ •____ ^iL-ti.m* for tte m o-rt-M- w. iiniixiKFoiiT, Ala., Oct 12.—Alton Ally, for live weeks. Monday morning a party of boy* hunting in tta wood* near boro found hi* body hanging to tbe limb of a tree, seventy-five f«t from the ground, horribly Ueceinber. opcnc<i w.“'. .. .. 7—, LrtJtoter otwncdUn. closed S^-TSnominal. Vnton Stock Yank, report th« fallowing range of price*: Hog*—Market citientsl active and flrm. with •hlppere and SwrSaiors buying <md Price. Wc higher; Ughl graflw, HtlNM *>. rouBta SJ “•SlKfSL’ft" tsf ‘EifiSS " ’h!™ quarrel Friday night at Somenwt Ky.. tolllUtox. k. Chkxm Tto. U-W SS SX. mill proton, to to .tomato nt»,u! Itt o*r.-fock Thureday morning and com!•! *d Mr. Wiihnarth to enter the vault at U.» । .>.nt << their revolver*. While be wm OUGHiURE anU-FrohlbiUontot candidate for mayor of of three year* for swindling depiwitore. Bayanl IMnam, Pptnam, cmel chief of or the Ui<> government pm-rammi - ___ ___________ — ftbanged —----- -I -bimsetf ■..•. — .ir to try a ■> I tV|x>graj»hlAl surrey, tito, Wctlnooday, near North Adams. Maa*. John R Green, of Bnwklyn. doinuall ttwi . Ite». il utiomi were adopted declaring portion of Twenty-third rtrrot in Detroit uile tin- Knight* »f Labor n-cogntao lying wxith of Howard street, estimated to ta -t n- tisn ta th- flell of Iatan- ou account worth and ha* filed u claim with tta uf, It lias no jxirposii to interfere with ; cjt. • • -it Iretatiana existing between any — m :my part ot tte country. In tbe dent of tta Ohio * MimiBdppI railwayAdirondack Murray, formerly a ctargyman : • ■ iiiu-riiiKHi wu* uw*l up, Minneapolis In Borton, ba* married Mia* Frances M. FUvli.i. liatdly Kekvted. DtocuwJon then took of Montreal. I * :i ■ on tlw question of retahlishing a central ors, -— « ___ 1--- lan.la In Tn. the»*]4q>er organ, and iwnding.tbe debate tbe mail ivrrio.Kj --------- • iition adjourned for tbe <tay. Ik I* tx* prairie firm, and large numbers of cattle ar« tiionslit that final adjournment will be ,. - ___ - ...—1.^.1 I,, flu, flmiti.ML. Great • r. .ciiliou Saturday. Nearly all ot .-, -niiucil to tta' report ot tbc coaimit:<s- r. i:>w». The provision relating to state li-iniyliiM. making it permtaable instead at -einpnlimry. was mlopted wilh an anmniU ■| • lit proi -ding tlmt the district assemblta* And aH work in Slate Marble or Granite. fifteen, and eighteen months. Tte Stamford Oil cosujiany has purchased Refining componits, iu the Pittaburg district, and tbo Raccoon Oil company’s land at Shamocken, Pa. The price jmid by the Standard company aggregated 12,000,000. ^rodnre: Butter-Choice te fancy cream•ry. «4©KC l*r Hr. f<uwy dairy. tne ftUSta. Etfgs-Stnrtiy frwdi. iMbc per deal Poultry-Chicken*. "B7Hc per Il>; duck*. ? . Z. Z. sam.te.oi ix-rdoz. Po­ Burbanks, luc. K-A. Corn-No. 2 mlxe.l caali. *«’• «« veniter. L’-S-- d“ Drocmber. 4»*cI whlU etate.’JAe: No- 2 do ». No. S mixed No­ vember WMe- Rre-Dull- Barley—Nomi­ nallyunchanged. Pork—Dnlli meat, iroSomik Lard—October. »AW; new November, AllCHIE M.-COY, l-AMEl. MgNAUOHTON*. JOHN M. HESSMri: WALLACEC. KELLI Y. JAMES W. BENTLEY, Committee on Water Works. Default iMvIng been made In the condltlou* ot n certain mortgage made and executed by Adiun Sidy and Nancy Nldy.bi* w ife, to Robert Hurns and J. Davidson Burn*, and David R. Cook and Unto A. Shridon. on the sixteenth day ot August. A. D„ W, cuid recorded In the enter of the register of deed* for Barry codnty, Michigan, on tlie Td day ot February. A. D„ l*M. In Uber » of mortgage*, on page 114. Heid mortgage was upon tbe c»pn »* condi­ tion that should any detault be made in tbe payment of tbe Interest on any day whereon tta same te made jwyable as therein expressed.and •ftbouid the same remain unpaid and In nrn-ars for the spare of thirty days, then and from thenceforth after the lapse of said thirty days, the principal sum of Ofteen hundred dollar* with all arrearage* of Interest thereon, should at tbe option of said mortgagees, their exreutww, administrator* or assigns, heroine and ta dire and payable immediately thereafter, although the period limited for the payment thmrof may not then have expired. And default having taen made In the paynlent of the Interval due the IMh day of August. A. D. li«3. the Ifflh day of August, A. D. ISM. the hsm day of August. A. D. IM®, and tlw Irtth day of Aitgusl. A. D. isufi and the name having remained unpaid and. In arrears for the spare <>f thirty day* and up­ wards, and still remains unpaid, the aforesaid principal sum of fltteen hundred dollar* with all arrearage* of latere*! thereon. I* now de­ clared dneand parable by the tenn* of Mid mortgage, and there Is now claimed to be due rtSri&i" thi* notice tbe sum of two thous­ and and three and A3 iwth. dollar*, and no >ult or proceedings eilher at taw or in equity having Wn Instituted to recover the money* uccurod bv said mortgage or any part tbereot, \’ow therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale contained ta said mortgage and.the Us such case made and provided, notice I* Iicrs?j>> given that on Saturday. December Wlb. A- DISM nt 10 o’clock In the forenoon wy shall sell ilpubllc auction to the highest bidder• M the north front door of the court bow*. •» of Hastings. Barry county. Michigan, (that being the place of bolding tta Hrtult rourt for Barry- countyl mortxiwe. or sotta much thereof aa may o« nere* mtv topay Mid principal sum and inlerret due Wheat-Weak and NEtN b-wer. No. 8 half of south emit quarter and one *» re In mixed c«*b. 78Wc; November. 7<Hr.’. xi... kLi;:iM4vic_ Corn—Heavy, ho. - fourteen 1“ •—** elinm. tuirtii or ranite wn »*“•. Aovcmwer. i«*h '--- ;--- ’ contalnlni Ota-ltoT Ka ft mlj-1 xoiviiHos wm DAVID M. COOK, Firm; bl .18. Pork-Stoadr. »»-s7HPHILO A. WIKU’O^. MortlftTiKc strong. Touaxi, Oct, 1A f£."5bTfc..N1St All wo»k guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select frontal ways on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buv of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. MONEY SAVED I Having bought a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TFA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will .give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cashr' Tickets good in 25c lots for any Crockery we have, in stock at face value. - Try Our Tea! Smith, Hams & VanArman. March 10th, 1886. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. The pfficial headquarters for these goods is at the store of <j7w>. tor,nl to> fcijSSafer Kr““ -roreiFrhair balsam HINDERCORNIL ‘S*ctable phytodu. A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. applause which greeted him. and shook tho mouth ot tlie Mtariartppi, was badly damaged building from foundation to rafter*. Mr. Blaine’s sjx-eeb did hot differ materially from tluw lie delivered In Maine during the tom from their foundations. campaign there. Ho enumerated the bene­ fit* of tbe protective tariff, denounced tlie recently in Nurenl«rg, Germany, the bride ITohibiUon jwrty movement us treacherous being tlie well-known armlm artiste Frau- to the only party that had ever paewd ternpernnee legbdaUon, and doclaired for a *olid north a» lang a* there was a solid south. Hi* I will meet any competition in paces. I am glad to take butter, eggs and farmers’ produce in exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market pnoe. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. I ask a share of your trade, Mid if honest P?™ and courteous attention are inducements, I snail deserve your trade' Respectfully, p S-Smoke the A. D. C. cigar. �MEERSCHAUM MINE. MAN A WHO THINKS HE Additional Local Items. THE YOSEMITE IN DANGER. HAS WUHa all tte*- chaagt* are oecurring with- FOUND ONE IN OREGON. food winter shoe, we would call your attention to the fact that Stauffer & Crawley are prepared to meet your wanta, and guanmtw goodii to be m represented. Remember that when valley from al! sidtn. build botob throughout vou pay more than two dollars for a Grand Rapids shoe, you are throwing away your money. rapidly d-nudcd <rf their finest timber. Tbo o-haurn, and who probably knows more falling fon about tl» latter article than anybody eho in the country, readily divined what started regions will be repeated in the floods of early him up. ‘•He has found a bod of kaolin, or China spring. All of thfa will affect Yosemite in n way mine. IVrwinu have been doing that frecpicntly in ibffvnmt porta of tte country, and aide knoll u deposit* have been f-oand. It to a them falling ta shreds can appreciate. Three lako in spring and a parehid, dnrty jdare in what ttey are after they are likely to catch early autumn. But tbtsw dangers n« result­ somethin;; eta. But anybody can tell very ing from tta above qpuses are happily, as easily tta difference betweca genuine ateer- yet, ta anticipation. Tbe prewnt Kand in­ schauni nnd kaolin or noy otter clay. Wet a creasing danger is from thn almost counttea* piece of nxtrwhauin with your tongue and thru cut a atiaving off It with a Miarp knife, plains of tho San Jruquin to tlw mountain ao. You »> it curls up into a regular stav­ maadowa, there L tramp ami graze until ing. Now, try that with a lump of clay and every green spot fa roblvd of its carjet of leauty and beaten into dust. Too often tho ply a Htlll more conclusive test Break a bit ot mtvrwbaum, and under tbo microsoopo its frarturo will show that it te entirely compCMxi ot the mrwt minutely atomatic 'cockle stalls conceivable, twisted and matted to­ gether ipto a solid mass. Nothing eta looks like it “But I «houkl not ta nt all' surprised if nwereebaum were to ta datovored some­ where ta thfa country some «iay. We bare pretty much cvirything that te found in any other jiart ot tbo world. Why, do you know, finer amlier te discovered ta thfa country than kunver in we e wunuun coitego museum, taken from coal formatloua^ljf thfa country, and I have an Ulna that our anta fa a solidi­ fied and prtritlrd petroleum. You know that nobody has over rightly determined yet what amber fa, although it fa wppowd to te some kind of a petrifted gum. Well, it stands to rooM>n that if we have th* amber wo ought to tave meerschaum also, or nature's design to supply m with the l«rt pipe material of home production would ta a failure. Hut until ws find it we have still to depend Upon tta some aouree of supply that tho wcrld lias had to rely upon sinew the dayi of Plffty, who know alxmt as much concerning thfa 'foam of the sea' os wr do today. “To answer tho question* of your Oregon eorresponitent: All tbe meerschaum canvcs from a little place called Ifakiwhta, in Asia Minor, whom it fa found al a depth of stent fifty feat dqdvr ground! but bow it fa found only tte Turks who find It know. Tbooo Turta are very religlaa* Mal:.*uniutx)ans, nnd on article of ihefr faith arems to te tte duty of killing any Chrfatiiyis who come atout there askiag qu<«tlons concerning tta mrerachnum. They have kept up that practice for to many ewiturie* that they have finally really made i*. a habit They don’t even <?ncourage their <v»-relig:onfato in Impertinent csrimdty nliout iu Merchants who dral in it, and live;w!thln five ralic* of where it is pro­ duced, hire j never visited tte nifnrs. They are a people, and prefer liv­ ing ratlwr than knowing. When tta stuff conn* out of the ground it has much and mingling with porta of it. Al) that b carrfnlly cut away, leaving only the pure tar, and £ant--.rtir *haj*M conceivable. As it fa trinimrti with a sharp knife, tbe workman rule it with a thick oily leaf that give* it a Dandeonat polish far tbe market. It ta not ■old by weight, but by quantity, its value being deternrinnd by its Ughtncm and tbe *tac of tbe pircee in which it ta. It sclfa by tta box, o:i arbitrary measure. Tbe box fa about twenty tacboi high. Tlie content* of one ASM) The former will consist of pet-tap* BOO ■Tlw etsfcumption in the United States eight y ran. ago it reacted probably 1 .500. but the demand ta* fallen off oue-thinl in con■MjUciH-r of tbe decline In pipe xmokhig—or at tetMt'orun-ionmeat of the practice by so many of tbc«e who coak! afford to smoke “The btuiinew fat it hna fallen off a ffn»t (tail, but thc-u Mill fa, and alwayw will ta, Riffk-k-nt demand far it to raako it very well worth any jtnan** white to find an Atncrieau mint of It. That reminds ton that tta article that, camo much nuarer ut tbe real rarerwhatun than any other thing I have ever area that wm uot trvw-rseJuttun, was -found tip iu Vermont. I fancy that it - mart te a kind of white striated with darker shade*, nnd had a fibrous grain, very different from tnecrechnum ta fibat rwjiect. tions that destroy in a single clay the growth of centuries. Throughout tta ranges of that in life supjrorted great roofs of jirotocting shade now stand dark monuments to which, unco lout, twenty generations of hfa puny deecnndantM cannot rertore. There are The following Interesting statistics, arc furnhhed by Hon. A. C. Towne, of Prairieville: serve them in all wavs. To thfa jxirticular trust California fa bound by.rofatnn tie*—San of eliced lemma, and tta result ta so tempting, so fragrantly apetlging, that Am scarejfly take time to disengage tbo tfah from tbo tames. Should you liave followed up tta sanlinea g - “ CREAM ’twoE” RrCCML Extract5 WTuRALnw no Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Dr. Prim- • Extracts, Vanilla. Lemoa, Oranjw att.. Davor ttebriouMy. puce BMmta KWXI CO, CUavo St. Irofa. state state tn-a’urvr. auditor general, ctanmfa Av'jte j>er Sp noner of the Mat*-land ufflec, attorney xcueral and MjtertnteudMitof public instraetlon, also, a member «4 the slate bourd of vduratiou. In place Hifautuvll# of Edicar Rexford, whose term of offlet a 111 ex- r.-rr-.Trr^r.-rH.-r If you get into the confidence of any conxv off, tho driver tnecta with nn accident, wvtisfhxL Every railroad has an engino or cab that b cranky. It ba notorious fact having appararttly recovered Its gixxl humor, como into tte rtatiou an Uw wcaid. Then you will ta»r of a. locomotive whi.-h will always run t v> slow with ano cn^iawr. too fart with annttar, on-1 just right with a third. I think thfa rnnrt ba nnothrr c.nw of animal magnetism, but haw ar why it plays three pranks neither you nor I can tel!.— FbUadulphfa (MIL illuminated by tte electric light, han ndojitwl nn ingenious contrivance, by which be may during his not infrequent abaetsce from home. In several of hi* rooms nnd in his oftkw there clockwork. Every hour n shutter fa silently opened by tbo machinery, and- an instanta­ neous photograph fa taken of ail tiiat fa going mid Hint they have funtated some very was horrified wtan shown a photograph in it out ao while the clock on tbo mantelpiece points to handrome bowl from that end; here would iita buricet. Tbo Mrrvonte- party iu the beat dintag room furnished another thrilling which to now preparing The book fa a joint production, although “Jes­ sie Benton Fremont" ap;w*r» m tho author. and jeering as the Advteo yws, and wtl, as to osroe of them with which Gen. Flwnotrt *tw identified, compel a modi- Books and Stationery Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Best line ofIn Imsorted and DomesticCiaars tlie City. To the qualified Kteetors of the several Warts of the City Hartings: . which «rem to flourish in tbe Sicilian gardens ttelfcfottx; white you may crown your rejnrt in tta early «pring with a profu^on magnifiesnt niountnin rtrawtamre. — Black­ wood's Ma-pudno. formerly occupied by Fred'k Hotchkiss, be­ A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. c'nlinx to ( . s. survey by Tps. omltvgfr’et us srar 8S53lU2=BfaB8fliatl2B! £Wfor“wh delicate; tta Chicken’, which may ta fried in ■we?t oil, are generally g. v*l and fat. though scarcely equal to tta capons of Bros*'; and for .iewi rt. or, indeed, with tho bourgeois Has Removed from the old stand to the store- FAINTS, OILS Vai. penT eat — *1 VaLpert ’i rot call a diet, you will have came to repent it, though tte man fa not to be blamed for sug­ gesting thorn, as tmtli dfabre are jmjmlar with hardly do Ix-ttcr than call for maramni a la crew or with tomato sauce, having taken ths precaution of warning tbo it»k to l*iil tho macaroni sufficiently. Should the quallii The People’s Drug Store tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz' Meat Market. MOST PERFECT MADE whiteluiit, they are rather n sj«x.-loltynf tta place. Tta waiter breathes a shrill whisper through th.' speaking tube which cvmmunicotes f rom tta ground floor to the kitchen. • A mttafactory response comes very promptly hi tta shape of a faint sound of frizzling. As tta whitebait are merely inunenol for some steonifa in a wirework cage ta Iwiltag oil, so th'? sordima are Kent up with startling celerity, considering tho Italian habit ot procrastina­ JlHffiffiBiSl tion. Tho tiny ftab, deiientely browned, are earn* from FIS to fOd a week, and ta excvj tional caxw 02S. Tte payment is generally and a half to throe hours; tbo cart of hfa work will bo about fl, and tlie bowl will sell for 011.50 at whole, a),-. TVhr.t tho retail price will The supervisors closed their session Saturday. The salaries of county of­ ficers for the ensuing year were not changed. H. Schantz was re-elected ai one of the superintendents of the poor. The state tax assessed to Barry county this year ta 816,529.80. county tax 822,000. In this connection it to re­ freshing to remark that the amount ap­ propriated for county poor is 83,000 in­ stead of 85,000 and $u,500 as it used to be under Hicks management of county poor inatfaTn. Usual wrestle with liv­ ery bills, but finally paid ’em all right enough. A motion was passed author­ izing the county treasurer to borrow 83.W0 for 75 days in order to meet de­ mands on tlie treasury during thitt time. Right here we wish to say’ that it would be better for Barry couhtv if the supervisors would order enough county tax raised to meet expenses from January 1 to January 1, instead of from October 1 to October 1. It to false economy to do business in that manner. The state tax this year is about 810,000 less than last year. The county tax about 84.CU0 leas, or about 81.000 less taking into consttie, ation the 83.00 borrowed. cSmmUtet on ' floanoe reported curing loan ot 93SM from first nation­ al annum. and order drawn for same at 5 per cent per annum, and order drawn for u. k. Cook tor *U rel»te for «eurtn< lo*o. Moral th»t two d»y» team and help be done on the Butler road lo put II in a pawmble condition. Moved, that the stroet committee be instructed to lay bridge acroea the gut­ ter* on both ride. ofliicblgan avenue on High .treet with the old bridge plank. Carried. Resolution adopted instructing street committee to examine dam below Michigan A vet, bridge and report its condition at next meeting of council. Adjourned. FRANK STEBBINS. Roomier. I ompounded by" LARGE STOCK OF WALT, PAPERS. i PonatotSo"ot by town- senator t<ir the eleventh sctMtortaldtalrlct.eomjk>mmI ot tbe couutle* <4 lurry ami Eaton: also a reprcs-nativr in state k«l«taiure tor the repre• I ucludlng Naahrille. seutattvc district, rotr.prislnr Uih county. t " MldUlcvtne. You arc also hereby notified that nt said elec­ Average value per acre (or county. FZT.2O. tion the 1‘tltowlng propesed amendments to the Average per capita ot imputation ot county. ronrtluiliiui of this state will ta Mibnilfted to tlie people^of thc Slat^far tteir adoption or reWhole number acre* In county, xu.uo. Short of toll county in acres. 11.00. If a fuilcouuty in wre* und averaaca wr acre It would ndd to real estate of roil **11,®*. Council Proceedings. Common council met in regular ses­ sion Friday evening. Oct. 15th, 1B8G. Mayor Weissert in the chair. Roll called, aldermen present—.Bessnier. Hams. Hogle, McCoy. Osborn, Stebbins and Waters; absent, McNaugh­ ton. Minutes of the previous meeting read nnd approved, after being correct­ ed as follows: By inserting the words and countersigned by the mayor and ■ recorder in'regard to closing of con­ tract with Mrs. Mary Barlow fur land to be n.M*d for water works purposes, (after the woras in said rewlution, upon an order drawn upon him by the waler works committee.) Also by Inserting the word latter In the report of the committee in reganl to negotiating wa­ ter bond, so that the last paragraph of said report shall read. “Your commit­ tee would therefore recommend that the latter y)ffer made by the Wayne county savings bank be accepted." The report of street committee rela­ tive to petition of C. H. Hicks and 39 others, recommending that tbe same be grunted, was received, accepted and adopted. The committee on streets and bridges reported that the abutments for Hit­ bridge on Michigan avenue had been completed at the cost of 81.100, which report was accepted nnd adopted. CITY ACCOUNTS. ' St conirniasoner, 6fi_da^swork.. 812 00 SL^ommtosoner. E. Wilkins, street J. Depue " 3 UG Henty Burke ** 7 50 David Wolcott" 7 50 F. Hawkins “ 7 60 Isaac White “ P. McCarty “ 0 00 F. Fisher “ 3 00 Horton and team 22 50 J. Wooten •' 12 00 J. Shay 18 00 Geo. Sweet “ ............... 15 00 Preston & Cook, oil, chlmneysetc Hogle Cook, “ •• 4 62 Philip Raglev draw hose cart to McElwain's fire............................ 2 CIO Ed. Barlow, draw engine to Mc­ Elwain's fire...................................... RobL Green, watch at fire 13 hrs Del Newton, “ “ Henry Bentley “ “ Fred Soule " “ Aachle Ayers, 7 weeks night watch up to OeL 18th 1886... 7 00 E. M. Hinman, lay tile by fair ground.......................................... 1 50 Allowed. The committee on street and bridges reported tho W’llkins bridge in a very poor condition, and recommended that the same be condemned for public travel, which report was accepted and adopted. Tlie invitation from the chief of the fire department of Charlotte, inviting the attendance of toe common council and fire department of this city, at the final teat tri their water works to l>e held Oct. 20th. was accepted and order- S. Prescriptions Carefully Registered Pharmacists. U A. GOODYEAR & SONS theouuniy «i Wayne, tlw board ot County rd ’hall ta »ut>ject tu no apucal: Provided. That tta Mtffalrturestall tare ttaumr to rex Ulate, control, tnodify, or abolish the baart uf county auditor* of W nyne rounty, and may by taw provide for the audlunr of tta account* of W aytie eounty. An aineudinrnt to reclton 1.articte 0. relative toltautanr’of Mate oArers. provided for by joint resolution No. r.. taw* of lw&— SKmox t Tta Judge* of tta circuit court* shall1 twelve an annual aatary of twenty -Ore hundred dollnrs; the xuvurbor, state truaaurer, w-e. Miunwy gctM-rai, mm superintendent of public lii’tructlon shall receive sach soiarv a* shall be flxrd and detertuto. d by the legtoaturo ol till* »iale, such Mlaric*,1... shall...... ta Bird and 4e... In compIfance with tbe foregoing, tad the statute in such case made and provhtrd. notice I* herely given UuU at a general election to te held In tin- several town* and election pnvincta ywiSwia AS.JWJ ~-e A slieritf hi tbe plaeeof (Mirer F. tzmg. whose V?1?1’!* ufflc* w‘‘* **pl« on the 3t« day ot 1MB. A county clerk tnUw ptara ot (teorge W. AK, ffSSJSLna" ~ A county treasurer in the place ot William D, sti'a,:TKSETM,S" «■•««"» * A register ot deeds in place of John K Hairy, whewe term ol office will expire on tho Stat day ot December, D-c. A prusrcining attorney tn place of Phlttu T. Cojgrovc. whose term ot office will expire nn the Slrtdoyof Decemter. 1MB. P C Two circuit Court Conimbuiionm iu place ot Alonzo D. Cadwallader wliMe terr«i» ,.rnr.. win and Walter __ ..... Webster, , — . irrnu ,u onrcc expire on tbe strt day of December. ism. A county survryorln place of (ieonrv B. M SMJJYSK.’K” Said election to be conducted, th. rntn, . of October, r8eal] The Old Reliable HARDWARE DEALERS. Announce that they have received a full line of Coal Stoves, Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call and 8ee Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. ASK TOUR DEALER FCB THE IMPROVED PANTAL001 FRANK STKBBIXH.lteoorxtar. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. The Best Is Always the Cheepest. HOOSIER IAIUFACTURIHO CO., FORT WAYNE, IND. bill a! at to I Wtllit:, For Artistic Job Printing ’ DIED. COT Rooms, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-10-28.pdf aa0fae0a342df332acde13f722564d42 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXI NO. 26. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 28, 1886. Thp Hastings Banner. County News. WHOLE NO. 1639. Johnson, who will spend a few weeks at that place. James Townsend moved his mill en­ 1gine to Carlton Center on Saturday last 'where it will be sold at auction the 29th. , Effie Doyle and-Florence Sutton of ;your city, are the guests of Will Sutton of the Corners. • The mite society will meet witii'Mrs. John Baine. Nov. 4th. ' , The “blife legs” failed to put in an appearance on Saturday last as was ex­ pected by the “dudau” 1 I Claton Price lost a valuable horse Friday night last. Nobody lost, singed, stolen, killed or i married this week, consequently busi­ । ness is quiet in our little burg. ALICE. Buggy whip—W. H. Phillips and Alec French. P. T. Colgrove addreflued a large aud­ Spoon holder—Isaac Powell and wife. ience at the Town Hall lu»t. Thursday amoxg hickory Corners. evening. M r. Colgrove's plain and con­ hJJikm. P°- ‘“on' Nashville. . , Iteriftitu! weather during the pari vincing arguments madotbe demo­ Judge Smith, of Hastings, was on ,green hacks squirm. KAY & wwk tor *1| k|nJ_, ol oul YOU THIS our streeto Tuesday. . Walter Wdieter will talk prohibition ' and r*rm<„, are linprovla* it la hu*kIL A. l*erry, living south of town, is to the good people of Assyria Tuesday Lrttn,'?r‘U'i rc“r|"? dangerously ill from dropsy of the evening. Oct. 2flth. .-mim'S «*™> CO. . ffauiog rrady ror winter. l*KAinijoi heart. Mrs. .knenb Hartom was badly injur­ Mr*. Ira Pennock iuu taken powawHomer G. Barber of Vermontville, is ed . last Saturday night by, a cow being ion and moved into lhe houaa recently addressing the “ Union party ” at the purchased ot Geo. Marr ’ pushed on her while milking. »ATJ£8: 140 DKJll.KltS ....................... S100 00 oj»>ra house this evening. Mattie Hartom has returned from Geo. Marr and wife are temporlidy position*. The sensation of the past week was Saginaw where she has tieeir visiting *toppin» at the hotel with B. Thompthe marriage of’Ella Wolcott of this her brother. IX Woodward village to JI. A. Sbregley.a baker of Judge Cole was in town last week. m-u idi’itwi kd'1 put la UX* Homer. The marriage was a total Wm. Seger has his new store almost . . •i.rlteb’trurttak I*>crib 3.»ijo bushels of corn from 30 acres surprise, and the young bride will lx? completed. or land. ■ li •••••*■ Hvcrytldns in the Avenue sadly missed by our society people. Prof. Scofield, of Bellevue, organized ■ .......... n,, u- thl. (»ces of Born. Oct. 21st. to Charlw Clark and The G. A. IL boys are having an a band here last Fridav evening. jiatrinui ttuuiMnery* mil ? ? • clhark’a “J 8 be thinks the open camp fire at tneir poet hall this S. J. Hunsiker and David Nelson, of ■•-. ’ ■ .niioved-etiBhlr* the little fellow is bashful, for he has noth­ 1 and 3 Bellevue, were in Assyria last week. ■‘jSSlew ___________ From Uie Herald. 1evening. ing to say and is very quiet. John Bell is now sole proprietor of gx****1 _______ _ . ! , ,,hn, bas moved into Aman­ Carne Preston is the guest of her site <the wood-working establishment of da Richard s house. 1ter. Mrs. J.F. Ruckrl, thia week. Campus Kellogg & Belt he having bought his Schoo] closed Friday last, and Miss Widlaoe McNeil and family hasmovurox Ollie Cleiuens was the guest of her jpartner's interest last week. |t W ■surgeon aud and Oculist Harford leaves for New York on Tues­ Mrs. E. W. Clark, ot Caledonia, 1 ed into the front part of Mrs. Geaford's aunt • New concrete walk is being laid in promptly attended. house. lust Thursday. .front of J.T. Goucher’s, W. H. Young’s day morning attended by the good Martius US wishes of the many friends made dur­ , , I,;. ,ut<l 1 to 3 p. tn. Clare Aldrich, student of the high J. Wallace, of Irving, contemplates Emory Farady’s and A. J. Hardy’s drugstore. . • ' WHKN ing her sojourn among us. school at Hastings, spent Saturday and ‘starting for a month’s absence in Ten- ,buildings on Main Street llo;; " ... j1Hid i <i xurgical disease* Jfrs. N. I|. Orr was so unfortunkte Sunday with his parents and other nessee next Monday. .• Orno Strong lias been on a visit to Opposite as to fracture her collar bone by a fail friends. .■ IL W. Fish and wife, of Marshall, are ।his parent's home in Ohio. from the door stepe on Saturday. The PIAMOXM Rev. John Mason and wife have been the guests of Mr. F.’a brothers. Free­ Ja ob Osmun now has a monopoly fracture was reduced by Dr. Sackett M. D.. in Ohio. He on a business trip, while man and Milo in Carlton. City >u-an and Surgeon, in the livery business here, having and the patient is as comfortable as can CITY. Clittie Landon and Ella Roush visit- :bought the outfit of the other stable. she accomntmied him for a two weeks’ visit with her parents and other friends. ed .in Carlton Sunday, the guest of the Mrs. Wm. Buel is visiting relatives Mrs. Lucien Gibbs is temporarily iHt .»( rhe office, will be xo A. Scogal is putting on a second coat former’s mother. Hall, at Cedar Springs. crippled by stepping on a rusty nail Messrs. H. C. Peckham and Job ' Many Hastings men are visible on which entered her foot a half inch or of paint ou the outside of his house and TBOUBI.E Cbesebrough were in Grand Rapids , graining the doors inside and out. bur streets lately—mostly on account more. n a. TIMMER MAN. t , Monday and Tuesday on business. Henry Fowler doing the work. of politics. ' Mrs. M. Clement returned from her DETROIT, F. He' .j Mhi- i'hysydan & surgeon, Mesdames E. Edwards and N. Ilulliomcu Quarterly meeting at the Wesleyan The plate glass fronts of F. C. Boise’s visit to York state Thursday evening. SHOW berger, aceompained bv Lou Hulliber- stores were put in Tuesday. church Saturday and Sunday. ' Merritt Wood husked out 100 bushels ger were in Middleville Tuesday. Mrs. W. McNeil has gone to Stanton F. B. Cressey, of the Center. Detroit of corn in one day for A. D. Storms, be­ MICH. GOOt*. GOODS. Louisa Smelcher is clerking in John is to speak here Saturday night on the sides taking care of the stalks, and did to visit her sister. hentist. Yarger's store during the absence of Mrs. Flansburg, of Kalamazoo, was the most of it standing on account dt temperance queetlon. jjwwkprvun'lA-i in town the other day calling on some Florence Wright in Middleville. Emmett Everts was at Grand Rapids being so lame with rheumatism. ' Mrs. 1. N. Raymond’s sister who has over Sunday on business. of her many friends. Mrs. McElwaiB*. of Hastings, accom­ rtTwELluN The ladies of the Congregational panied by Mrs. Whitney, of Middleville, Peter VanLuke lost a valuable cow been visiting in Carlton for some time, the other day, cause said to be milk fe­ left for her home in York State last church will feed the hungry on election were here in behalf of the temperance week. day for a moderate compensation. ver. cause Sunday and Monday of last week. t.tah'* property ag»ln»l Rev. D.L. Eaton was unable to till Rev. E. H. Diasette, the new M. E. Mrs. M. organized a Good Templars Et cit'A Mrs. Sarah Wintermute Ls slowly re­ .mu4; .igninut * man's his regular appointment last Sabbath divine. Is attracting good congrega­ lodge, which will meet once a week in covering from her protracted illness. ARE J. C. Bishop has nis new house now on account of being taken suddenly ill tions; he is a very pleasing and con­ the future, also a W. C. T. U. at LowelL ' nOOKki'HEi.lX’N. The Hart's Corners boys were to play vincing speaker. completed and has movixl into it. A severe wind and rain storm visited The choral union commences busi­ against the Wayland club for the sup­ Large quantitlefl of apples are being Afr-lr.ir. i <>eK. ilMlinx*. Mich.) per Saturday, but Wayland failed to taken to the railroad now-a-days, being this section Thursday afternoon and ness Friday night An exciting runaway, by a team own­ put in an appearance. purchased b? Hall it Stratt»-n, of Roes. evening, uprooting shade trees and ed by Bordie Hager, occuted last Wed­ Large loads of apples are being drawn CtafrQuite a sensation was afloat aixiut tearing down fences in general. Arnold Phelps, of Calhoun county* nesday morning, too early to have daily to Richland for shipping. the Corners- during the past week by visited the family of IL Wolcott a'few many spectators. Hager was thrown theiannouncement of several weddings; Attorney at Law,, Orangeville. > days the past week. Mr. P. is an old out on his head, a wagou load of eream Arthur Bush to Misi Grace Cad wallar A Co.** *tore.) acquaintance of Messss. Wolcott and cans was scattered all over the town­ Last Friday H. F. Pennington, of der. on the IVth, bv Rev. J. Pope-at the f:-Stale. C&lecttoo* ship. Brit Haag's patent duplex reversi­ Charlotte, accompuntal by Mr. England, residence of the bride's parents; also Lcttick. Mrs. Freeman Fish vja» in attend­ ble hitching poet wrecked and consid- of Woodland, the fasten nominee for Miss Alice Polly to Charles Cornell, of FOB senator and Hicks, of Hastings, to run nJH.V CARVETH, ( Ind., on the same evening by the same ance at the marriage of her daughter able other damage done. John Bell has moved into the house the machine, treated the public with a ,J Attorney at Law, ■ Rev. at the bride's residence, She with Litibie. at Big Rapids last Thursday, returning to her home in Carlton Sat­ north of W. S. Powers' on Main street tirade against the republican party. her husband left the next day for her urday evening. aud Lyman Putnam into the house After talking for about an hour the new home. Congratulations from her Peter Wibert and wife, of Irving, whole amounted to turn the rasclee out WAHriN vTba BKER.Kad many friends go with them. And still visited old acquaintances in Lowe,Il vacated by Bell. Brick work is Dearly completed on and give us a chance to steal. He did JI inMiran*.' and Loans. I ' another on the following day. Mr. A. J. Saturday and Sunday and At Cook’s not back his assertions with proof but Kenyon Mead’s new house. s-!t» 7 doors north Smith to Mrs. Draper, of Cressy's Comers Monday, reluming home Tueotold us that the tariff was the cause of ' I O. V. SUCKER. Corners. A. J. remembered his friends ■ > inukinx exchange* । the hard times, also that the national , ' day afternoon. sparU! Utcniiwi .Saturday evening, by setting up a tine rot* <>( nou-rroMeat I •the Hastings division U. IL K. of P. H Di wool growers association said that the CASTLETON. < . Ked rilcr. Fann* wranrowST, e. flavored cigar. Much joy and many won first prize at the exhibition drill In Steve Sprenget is building a new high tariff on wool was the cause of the a»£4Ue» hr -Z kind wishes attend all ot them through SCRAPERS Grand Rapids Tuesday. Hastings peo­ low price for that article. * life’s voyage. Sir. Isaac Fish met with quite a seri­ ple don’t speak to common folks now. ^IL Fisher and family, of Hastings, McCay and brother expect to flnish II Vl'tlUlM. ous accident one day last week. He After a pleasant visit of several Surfdayed with L. Hosmer. up fall threshing of wheat to-day. imiTF.X & VanARMAN. weeks with W. S. Bouck and wife and E. Lockhart and children ’ visited was leading a horse and stumbled at Some farmers have all their corn in the same time the horse threw his head A Lawyers. ; other friends, Libbie Hand returned to । the crib and stalks secured, while some Dutton Sunday, where her home is with friends in Ionia Co. last week. ; (OwrJUMlrith Nuuonal Rank.) * R. Hosmer has returned from Dakota. up dislocating one of his shoulders. others have considerable yet to husk. , A.L. Bouck. F. E. Fish, of Allegan, visited at his • No place like Michigan. Geo. W. Monroe and*wife are visiting There is some talk of the consolida­ Wiliam b-mveezey. Attorney i G. Throp, of Charlotte, Sundayed father’s last week. friends and relatives in Ohio. Mrs. Henry Bailey and Wm. Good­ tion of Freeport's two comet bands. with friends here. At Law and Solicitor in Chancery, j year, of Hastings, stayed over Sunday This would make a band of some twen­ E. Lockhart has built a fine porch in frirtla* ti n»irta of-the Hate. WOODLAND. (HEMLOCK AND FINE.) ty pieces and would result in Freeport front of his house, besides making sev­ with friends here. John Crawford was at home for a Registration day Saturday. Oct. 30th.• having the best t«and in Barry county. eral other Improvements. WILLIAM H S WEEZE Y, . • _ , ’’ J ustice of the Peace. I Geo. Drake is wielding the razor’ If the bovs will get together the Herald Mrs. B. W. Austin is in Milan, Mich., few days last week. Rumor says Ed. Lewis and Nettie will lead’the subscription list with five visiting her sister. while Frank is up north hunting. Snow Bros, have moved their grist■ dollars to cement the union and has­ C. Oversmith and wife, of Marshall, Cross are married. Ben Wing returned after a three I M. 11. G1LLASHE, (FINE AND CEDAR.) mill machinery to Lake City. ten the desired event were guests of E. Lockhart last Sunday. 1. Notary Public. Peter Coppens, of Grand Rapids, one Several of our teachers availed them­■ G. Wittie visited friends in Odessa weeks visit at Hastings. Bawrs.M!!.. selves of the 5 per cent on their certifi­■ of the most popular traveling menl in Saturday. , . A GREAT VICTORY. Ella Gates has returned to her home cates last week. L . . the state, is handling large quantities J1UCY COBB. If reports are true Cora has secured1 of Cheesebrough’s handles and rakw. in Orange, Ionia Co., after a months He reports much success and thinks he visit with her sister Mrs. G. Wittie. ‘her Staple and two are made one. FKHH>HAULP IHiBSSXAKBR, Deacon Holmes is again in our midst.• can sell the entire product of the FrecG. Greenfield was at Hastings .Mon­ About the first of July, Mr. Hibbard Temperance lecture at M. E. church1 port factory for the coming season, as day on business. called at my market, and seeing me The ladies in this vicinity met at Mrs. very mlich out of health, and suffering Sundnv evening, Oct. 31st, by 1 rof. v.■ this class of goods made here are the Attn.CiMi io Cntting liest in quality and flnish made in the J. Gardner ’ s last Friday and organized E Leel esd ftilinj. r ’' rim Cut to ofdtr. I extremely with rheumatism and bliFrank Stinchcotub on Monday lastt state. a mite society. The next meeting will liousSess. advkted me to drop taking all l» held at Mrs. N. F. Sheldon's. was throw from his horse and hurt other medicines and try Hibbard’s and Maple, Mrs. A. Sheldon is visiting her par­ Rheumatic Syrup, saying it would cure i IG’.l HrxuUr inerUns* every BALTIMORE. somewhat seriously. • I’M I Friday evening, at TemUn Monday evening Clara McArthur On the thirteenth the fneniis and ents in the south western part of the me. I said to him that it was impossi­ had a birthday party and by the ring­ neighlore of Wm. and Ester Freeman state, Bev. Bridenstine. ble for me to fully describe my Intense Vknderhilt is making several im­ sufferings for years past; that 1 had J S. DAVK It ing and music they) had, all must ha\e met at their residence in Baltimore to enjoyed it well. _ remind them of its being Mr. 1 reeinan s provements on his line residence on tried so many remedies and nos­ On Wednesday of last week Dr. seventieth' brithday. also n«utheir Hurmoue SL,buthe has not the gov­ trums that I Bad no faith in them. Landis and wife held a ’’’iception at twentv-ninlh anniversary. There were ernment to back him. He explained the nature of the John Lambs. wh< retevendjof the Dr. s 170 in attendance in the course of the remedy and how it would DELTON. friends were invited and partook °* ,n afternoon and evening. Refreshments operate upon the liver and kidneys, as­ Cool this morning, but the political suring me that there were no poisons splendid dinner prejiared by the Dr. s were bountiful and well served. After or opiatee used in its compounding, PAJurUnoble P. M. general has hadI the amusing themselves in_ social chat and light is getting hot. School closes soon and then our and telling me the ingredients which pla< until the wee sma hours of mornconvenience to attach to our mail route school house will- undergo a thorough composed the remedy. I commenced Of Errry Itficrlption, another offlw two miles off the route, repairing. School will commence again using it, have taken three bottles, and I when thesahn of the office hard­ ns soon as possible with Lincoln Bush want to say to you* it has done wonders for me. It haa cured me. I am well. ly pay for making out the proper re­ K. Omubv. O. Skillman and A. B. Bush are As an Evidence of my gratipude, 1 send turns. drawing their anplee to Augusta; they these facta unsolicited, and am ready to The .Niagara Falls fRouit, having sold thar applefl to Middleville verify the authenticity of this cure by CARLTON. Horn H. S. Gaskell. J. Warner and. personal correspondence with anyone Tom Thurston is plastering his house wives. Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Lang, and J men for 85 cents per barrel. CRAMD RAPIDS DIVISION. Hon. F, T. Colgrove was shaking who doubts it. „„ Philo Fuller has his house nearly MYKTLK WATTLK8. h Dixon, Jarno* hands with his many friends in this T*kltc «!Tr« May 30tn. 1BW. Briton Market. 310 Wert Main Street, Kala­ 00Abe Klepfer is putting a wall under IMlr H. Prfcbanl. Chia. I’rlcb»rd. plaw this morning. . Mr. and Mrs. F?J. Nmrwopd visited mazoo, Micb. Mr. Strobridge, H. C. Fisher, J. Ehl AdahOdell returned homo last week. Delans Horace Hall, J. C. Caswell and PlainweU Saturday and Sunday. COUNCIL PROOEKDINGB. twertew «nd E*Um»ta irt' m on »pGeo. McCrodan made a flying visit in W. Elsenhood. J. 2*rpen^T ^nods Met in adjourned session Friday eve.. plication. d b a these parts last week. Yargvr start for the north woods M. ETsklllman has been quite sick, 22d. The mayor in the chair and aider­ BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS. this wwk. How the poor deers will men all preeent, except aid. Hams. but b able to be around again c o b Minutes read and approved. What is to be done with the cross’“w^Sin, W. MeMumr-and wivj* The water work committee reported da chomo^JC. Woodruff *nd wif«irvii bis beet girl spent bunthat the contract for building water 1S. limp-K- L. Freoman and for comfort. Hurrah tor the stars and stupes, and works bad been let to Geo. C. Morgan for the sura of 825,028, and that the "Bible stand—B- L. Fremian, wife the party that gave them to us. committee had selected th* pumps known as the “Dean pump,” and the hvdrants known as the “Morgan,” CnrBnn — 12.10 The early sown wheat begins to pattern and »llk handkerchief IL’7 _W?S.ESSj«.r,F «.Goodyear and show the effect* of the insects, some which report was accepted ami adopted, l.M ”3'r». Dr- Abbott l*_10? *‘Ck U>t aid. Osborn and Waters voting nay. nieces look bad. , I:S Resolution adopted accepting the bid ^BlilThandkerchlef—C. P. Arnold and P The Kinner school is closed on ac­ of and awarding the contract for boildcount of diphtheria. ing the water works to Geo. Cadogan Mrs. Miller and daughter, of Johnte "lUndkerchlef-Geo. Slmpaon aud town. are visiting at Thomas Black-. Morgan, for the sum of 825,028, works r.-EiFassi-s to lie built according to plans and speciWH«ndkerchlrf-M>jJ^roWATIONK ,nGilbert Buyre and wife, of Allegan,, tications filed in citytrecorder’a office. J Hat rack—Mrs. Isaac*reks. Frevioua to adoption of ab »ve resolu­ are visiting friends at Bowen andI and C"wt‘’»«r>boo<t'» nl.Wt girl D <•>« tion an amendment was offered that the Pair slippers—Alfred Greeg MiddleviUe. „ , . , resolution was not to take effect until *,i • iu tu'tte*«m.U at this writing. • "‘ffiihue-MraS. F Clemenoa Politics are galling M fever heat. •‘. ^K'wlu^b Kate Stockdale, of Wayland, is visit­. the bonds are sold and the money there­ VUtWr-E. Darabee Whif*. for In the treasury, which amendment 11.Iing at Wm. Manley's. visit «*«■ USCUTOg. I.' V tiT dS'pS^-0 trV^nUn. __ Eld. Gillaspie goes this week to South1 was lost. Communication from secretary of Haven on a visit to relatives. the hose company read and placed on FOUR CORNER® •\ . •istiR- rHlIM^AV*, *r j WRIGHT, y^RSHAi.L L. COQK.: IV. BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Headquarters a.ese i Farm Wagons, Doutile Shovel Plows, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING-St SiiwtS- L Michigan Central Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band MooliiMS Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. “ IS?' "&KSS“- . —. . “ ^ -M-T . si trsssastgc SKJsui: lt£‘,tr»'>0* riill I ,r?P.2.‘”rwMU w>i “n** I’u°!,“r ‘"f-rult dM-J. U. FTO^and wife. Jour e“r’ -SpBtooA and earJ ba«M<»-J. “■ •>£! . M ’_ « r yjr Peto- k. y, Hew Y Alioihe-trxlno t w1p file. Maetijt’b CORNERSThe declion of Frank Redford and Mr. Whetstone and wife. are att Lloyd Feigbner as members of hose . . ............... Lioyu reignnnr *» uit Another prohibition Cotton of this place. ' LttJou* ^^FrTSd’BA TaSrc^dpl£-N.F. aemence. We*J: XaSndlK win w81 speak Nabillte. ,P<«k and »M Onnolt ot the aarne plate will toff. BtSd committee granted further me to report on Marble dam. ’ Council adjourned to Friday evening. �I = THE BOOBY PRIZE Victor Clover Haller, tab'aaHAnakL *u urucr up, XV UW, MW looked brightly over at hfa ‘Til do the venturing,** replied Hilda; and being third tn hand, followed suit, playing Hfa opptirtunitta* for tbe pursuit of three trick. “Of course we don’t exjM*ct ocm.ii latb- did not allow hfa igu.inuice of colloquial Eng- therv again. I always think of that in going ral to Hilda m to him when The’Best Machine of its Band Mn<u uns coming down the beach. It ww the lady j eurpneed to nna u “--------- ----th» liver and kidneys ham also ° me nv« ~~ . . written him. By and by Arnold roxne with hi* wife. KanctM anti regulating in mmwUno »i<h Alkkyt.™ is, without exception, the meet walu*bU kidnev and liver remedy io the world,and will cure a largo proportion of there who have there disease. Madison, WisconsinMy wife was seriously afflicted with telli; with an American on around, lielps fill up the hotel, and provides you with company of your own choosing." “Wo ilo not all get our board free,” said the meeting an antagonist oc: neutral ground, and As they turned nud followed the otbera the Gregory stood still Hu was stunned. He felt as though ho had been struck on the bead. Hilda and .Stefano! The Spaniard! In his dreams of the e*a and of Hilda, the Spaniard had been In Florida. He pushed his bat back on bis bead, and rubbed his forehead with Ills liandknrcbicf. Just then ‘ turning. . fanu felt. bkjnd widow, with whotobe o1m> played tmebro for the education hu was receiving. She gave him much information, always iu English, and he paid her eloquent compliments in hfa • But it U alwurd." replied the young man. “They do not urvlrretand each other. He doe* not speak English, and she undemtends an interpreter. It wan said that they govip.d and told each other xwrota. They certainly entertained tboiiiMdvM. good Lousol Well tai which Stefano was miurter. He was a most delighful singer, with a baritone voice as sweet and penetrating ns the perfume of laldo! Ho sjiranx to bis fret, amf toward Wm very edge ot tbusra, as if Acbad orison fit>ra krptF louriy ataunL" Tho doctor merrily laughed. “When a young man enn make Beethoven talk for him, and can ring Spanish love rnngs-ns Stefano •nd is well and free from pin. T. K. Lrrzow, 121 N. Butler. Street. Detroit, Mich About March 21st my wife wU taken with a severe attack of rheumatism, upper and lower limbs swollen badly; suiferod intense pain, and part of tune wm obliged to remain in bod. Tried various remedies with no relief; was induced to Uy Athtopboros. May 1M, after taking ix dores, the pain wm entirely gone and swelhnu all reduced. The medicine ho worked like HKC a charm, OUUUl, and sum I * fee! —aaeured —-— -— that P.another bottle or two will giro positive WM ... _____ 'tmij' «"• T.^La_;•' R. B. Wawow, 181 18lh Street. Evert druggistshould keep Athlophoroa and Atklopboros Pills, but where they can­ not be bought of the druggirt the Athlopboro. 112 Wall 8: JRew York, wjU send either (carriage !«ud) on receipt OT regular price, which .« >1.00 per bottle for Athlophoros and 50c. for Pill*. r._ ii.. . ..m K.U.V — - rlvtetufl. in- playing for prinw to-night. If I were I abuuld Hilda Fleming baa been bravely vtnnl," “Nouaun.ee! I never hoard anything more him. He had tried to ring to her playing, but her time was mo uub<siding, so perfectly exact, that xhc dn.vtJum wild. “I want freedom," he would exclaim, in hb foreign language*. “1 do not wish to count my time when I ring ‘Adelaide,’ nor to think around a wigwam, Gregory. Tell us how watched it with rest." “And Mr. Gregory! How about iilra, Ei­ tan I How about him! What will lie sayF “He will bo itallgiited. Hr fa so fond of the Spaniard. Why, be p.-ojx>*«rthat the wbota bo you uhall judge when you tee it' Andalusia." “ -Adelaide!’ fairly. Spanish, and she was from tlie first ou Grig­ should go.” ory’s side. To Hilda bo said very tittle. /This She laughed. “It is too long, I know,". sl» was tho delicate and difficult part of the matreplied. Fortunately.for the group of friends, Stef­ afford tlx- holiday, and bo ano was perfectly willing to ring if Hilda affair was managed with grtU delicacy. “If I appear in it—if I propoae inviting To this subtle and emliarrawdng task be thus addressed bimwlf. Ho talked as if both Stefano nud Hilda were going; be suggested that be himself might t« invited ns “guest." rition was most honorable and derirable. Hu spoke of the rest, of the exhilaration in tlm waa atrictlyi al, being to do nt Coast Cove! He bought IxxjIci to more on the butterfly order, the party con­ sisting of Mrs. Lyons, her sister, Mnu Arnold, Mr. Arndt. Hjkla, Btefanu and a young. StoaT^r klbJ^bS- Hifa are unwjuatal t Scrofula—What ft is and how to Overcome it rily had its have, and finally sont Hilda they were going, and they fell into the habit Mnu Lyons' little fanchw to take Hilda's arm “He will U'delighted." “•Delightodr" related the young man. “It h a Hrat-claM euchre, Ellen. ‘Delighted]’ Well, you art blind!" “Moms," cries! the doctor, turning and al­ most facing the unseen and horrified Gregory. deserve the bouby pnse! Indeed you du." “Well, I shall not get it,’ her lover grimly nortbcrti *ea coast in March, and told them that hv prefcred thinking of them axatbama When tho second week in March came, Gregory bad a summaos to Chicago, and bad during the week and will join you there. I behind so often to make room for {towers that U mode him frel like a “bill horse"; but wlien Btefnno was al went be didn't seem. u> mind it “But the guewtf Whom are we to tovttaF inquired Mra Lyons, gayly. Gregory hesitated. It was a brenthleM moment to him. He did not don’ b> look at cur party ought not to be broken now. No waved hfa hand and smilingly mat hfa fate—« very ugly fnte. By some mfaarpuigement of the guillotine tbe gory head mimd the baxkrt nud cam.m<-l nert** the scaffold into tbedutt of the street. Tbe French dislike botehwork, and the picnic ended with a charivari ot cat- Jackson hoodlums are making exten­ sive preparation!) for the arrival of Gen. Booth, of the salvation army, who will positively appear there Oct. 2U. fellow. But I sm through it all Credit is due the German women and physicians for first using Red Clover blossoms as a medicine. Best results are obtained when combined with other medicinal roots and herbs, as in Dr Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is the ixsit known remedy for all blood diseas­ es. stomach and liver troubles, pimples, coati venras, bad breath, pilre. ague and malaria disease, indigestion, lore of ap­ petite. low spirits, huad ache and all dis­ ease of the kidneys. Price 50 cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. You may Arnold. pliment, and to think in a language is a great The widow’s cyea spartied as she looked at To carry out his scheme the < Mr. F. Rentschler, San Francisco, Cui., contracted a severe cold, and lw^ came so hoarse he could not speak. He tried a numler of remedl.« without benefit, and even the efforts of two physicians failed to give the sligbeHt relief. He was induced to try Red Star Cough Cure, one bottle of which en­ tirely cured him. Then be laughed, Ufa handsome face findling. If Stefano had not been going to Florida in lotion of sidy qwechoe from silly jiolyglot. T am his friend for Ufa' Electa Hill, of Mt. Morris, recently dteehargt-tl from the Pontiac asylum an •‘cored," has been returned to that in­ stitution for another cure. Therefore see that the members of your family are w- U Supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeckson’s root and herb coni lai; it will sharpen the appetite, help digwtion, promote sound sleep, strengthen the sj-stom and so remnoye those distrew­ ing symptoms which, If m^b-ctad, may result in the ruoat serious consequences. F-nrnleby W. H.Goodyear. ®1.(X)per ‘tKriAVC TJkXVrV' peetally Hable Thay are to .uddvn It sawa You Eter SUITS -A.T COST The assortment is good and those coming early will find some excellent bargains. I shall continue to keep a good line of single ■EATIERirS AATADDU MiCHiQiN VA I AKKH remedy. poreWerrt, —■>■uM.tatlWU.. I»re<liQurtour MtenrtimltrailSUlnutan co.,-. If -r rae!.til pamphlet." ' RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO, If the children have fever nod diilte use Cohh’a LittleFodophyiHn Pills. W. Default bavins been made tn tbe oouditlons of • '“ur>SMe made and executed by Adam Mdy ondjancy Nldj.hta wife, to Robert Burns und J. Davldm>u Burns, and David K Conk and Fnilo A. Ubeldoc, on toe riit^nth «!»>• ot Aukusi. A. D„ use. Mid rerordod tn Um office of th. register of deeds for Barry county. Michigan, on tbe 3d day of February. A. Ix, I"®. In I.Jber » of mortxagea. on pane U«. Hold niorlpigv wm upon Um express cotidilion that ri.udld any default be matte In the payment of tbe Ibtereat on any day wneroou tbe I*. W*bte’» therein expreaaed.and rimuid the same remain unpaid and In arrears for the apace of thirty days, then and from New Grocery Firm! The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. P-ieston in the firm of Preston & Cook, will continue the business at the old stand under the firm name of HOGLE & COOK We will do all in our power to hold the trade already estab wares, and still principal sum of lished and largely increase the number of customers by sell­ mortgage, and at the date of 1 ing good goods at a small margin. or proceedings cRbsr at law or tn equity itavtaiB been Institute,! to reeovvr tho moneys secured bl sa il tnortsaro or anv ’veurvu Ooixxe eaxicl See TTsHOGLE & COOK, Riven that on ttau iMR.at 10 o'clock st public auction north front door •>[, lU-tlncx. r.a Central House Block- H>ipwu on such munraae. him! all MrCHIOAX BTATF. l.AXt’ ■ lanrinv. Svpt M >*’* wrttan aerthui ‘J? neo S Which will be sold at prices to suit rhe times. Shall com­ mence receiving Fall ana Winter Stock of Goods, thi- w«'k, and invite an inspection of goods and prices. Prairieville Sept. 20, 1886. a tai doffed his cap with a facetious smile. pavements Stefano would tell him that bo hlsrfano CLOTHING AT COST! M. J. GOSS ...—.. „ —... lucu MW Whoops liroko forth uncontrollably, and the | naUxa of the eouHudinr smi™* and Hilda, with Btefano and Gregory bring- beach, and with him wan Hilda Sl^ MESSER^ BROS. Coats, Pants, Vestsand Overcoats, Fraatre Uill believen in the drtanvnt in- ' Stefano Cook but little interest in all this the decapitation of tho murderer Janet, alias English talked around him. He lived in hfa lagoon of French and Italian, and the out­ side wave* did not disturb him. His plans ; . , — ; -------- e gn>up vi eicuminiMi, nrU.v.ug.lrr.D-r, b. pr«nl«.l b.,D»ir nmjta, that bo could soon are all erf Use south that lie ...Mi . ^nzratutattnv each other on th., f-vnr. sion soon established itself: First, walked to resolve Into reposting to her what Stefano We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barr, County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Holler. ’ Respectfully. . In stock, I offer my entire stock of Men s. Boys’ and Children’s •dy ataofasrly frvw from mineral or vrftuM* bou sm. and may be [vracrited far any apefaca of akin m UmI diaeue With tbe errtaiaty ul ai^lv relief and perrnanent ruie when all other rrmrd.ea fail Hibbard's RbeurnaUr Syrup fa not • patent medl cine, but a proprietary article, cnn.pounded and ahUlfullv prepared by a prwrve pecstaar to itaetf, of th. act... nmlwinaf prvper-.ra of the .n.wt approved alterative, tonic uvl blood putif'inK rrmediea of lh« vewvtabh kingdom known to medial ackncc. Bal Mr .to mW wvV.m. <n C-.iJ.I. Sal* lthr.,n,«w "It Is the moat unfortunate thing," ho said, Toledo, for then Now York would scam like a prairie to hint To this Gregory rather ntak ly replied that his own country was jood enough for iiim. Stefano worried Gregory. For o*e thing, Gregory had Introduced him to tho sociable, and was considered hli intimate friend. Stefano was even invite! tn hotwe* as a eon>- that occupied by the Biroseu. Signed by the committee: E. Sixby, Chairman. La Grange Indiana- J n Gabdnee, Secretary, Jas. Richards, Morden Sal-en, Samuel’ Frankish (’hi. Frankish, Centerville, Mich.; L. M. Woodworth, Ju. dugston, Arad Lainrt^ J. E. Houk. La Grange, Indiana. ’ ^Pt«. Suits of Ready Made Clothing “A guatt!” eixclninnd Morris. “Not I, in­ deed! I don't deadhead it at a hotel, EBcti. the moan time lie devoted himself to talking to Mrs. Lyons and practenng with Hilda. He Stefano hftui dutinguisbwi hhitsrlf ax >F IR 10 The Birdsell, from 1,339 pounds of straw, tbwahed 87 poumis of niir^ with a large quantity of chaff; the VKor. fran l^lu pounds of straw thS5 48^ pounds of seed, mixed with a less nwmtity ofefcaff. The time oevunfed S threshing by the Victor was Habt p>inulM th^l that occupied b-.t!•? mJ? sell. F rom tbe straw of the V&or the Birdsdl’rethreshed two poimdTof from the straw of tbe Birdsell the Victor rethieshed elgtd pounds of ' rMhn-hln« *• Xutreli tl* As I am not going to keep I couldn’t tell you thia before, because Htefano hadn't said, or. if you like it better, sung, anything decided; it fa a four-leaf clover nvdly aware Hint lbs/ had seriously fanned with Hilda for a partner, or a never-ending Whereas, At the St. Joeeph countv. Michigan, Fair, held as G ntroi tn the 21st day of May. 1880, an agreement was entyed Into by the on of the different machines to have a trial of their Merits at the LaGra^r^ti * Fair, on Thursday. May Z7.1880, a joint committee was fanned JnnM A”linti five from each ot the two counties, and held such trial this day ’ nslstlni ot Tbe committee, m pursuance of the agreement, secured two two-hor~ * x elover, which had been stacked two winters, and brought them on and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then nuh^D.i ' straw which had been run through the other machine, according to ie At the conclusion of the trial the committee, alter due dritbeniti™ momdy decided in favor of the Victor for rapidity and excellency of kork^f^u k lid In tbe darkness Gregory pushed his hat down over his eyt*. “Idiothe muttered, but be did not exj.laki to whom tbu title belong'vl. —Ixiuise Stockton in Har|«r* Ikunr. and, under Gregory's administration, had self. It wn» 11>rough his inflacncw that the sociable had taken just the form it had, and La Grange. La Grange Co, iDd, May 25th Report of joint committee by the agricultural societies of Kt J(Bu.nh L Michigan, and La Grange county, Indiana, to test the relative ni.-ntsr n?3'u?.;y’ Ho had Interested tho party, anil had Coati linn: bedKi«)f Hilda was totally beard unou, Lyuax, thu widow, explained it by saying that Hilda was a hrnnoropothfat. . nat Report of Committee. The ocean lapped the shorn, a brcem came up, though gently, and the stare sho.io lirighter. Then sweetly, suddenly, came the not. adopted the tiuli!t of listening very little ”Euchred," sold Arnold. “Now, tart that just my luck I” exclaimed speaking in lthcr. Ho «uuld not expraa him­ Gregory; “and I hadn’t a bad hand cither. self in Engli ih, and bo was not uixterxUxxl when he spoke 8j>ani<ih. Ho therefore took nsfugu in French, with some little Italian, and «hca the subject permitted, be was fond comical idea, this clubbing arrangement, and O“Rend tbe report Offthe trial m riven betow, and see if n u no. claim for IL , ' , jt �6TAN0INC ON THEIR TIPTOES? A MUSICAL BEDLAM’ £ STONEWALL JACKSON. TALE OF UFE. STRANGERS SURFEITED WITH SWEET who ,oy»: -1 walk upon my too* just u SOUNDS IN THE CITIES. THE CO-(FEDERATE CHIEFTAIN’S LAST COMMAND IN THE FIELD. pointr queried tbe scribe. -Not at all," replind tbe Uttle Vivian, smfl- Bv.25& nx. lUlTIXOMt «»• L'J: lamp would answer almost as well; but still when ui«n the lady’s foot it was anythinbut unshapely. "The ntrength is neither in th- shoe nor the toes," continued the ladv, as the scrit*' handlod tho little pink foot casing again and again; “it is in tbe ankles. On-, must practice for months before they ou: go on their '|>oiiitM;’ but tho ankle and not the toes Is the [Art to be litrengthdu-d." Yielding, then, to the curiosity of yearn, Gw reporter naked, and quite timidly-. “Might I be permitted to see your footr “Certainly," rcptM the premiere, “why not r and directly it was in bls hand. •‘The public have queer notion* of we people of the stage, I have no doubt,” said the daqcer, “but the idea that a laJIM dancer's feet tire <x>nied and biudoned or knocked out of joint is all n mistake, as you will see by mine. Here, let mo stand upon my tora." And jumping lightly upon a’ table, tbe livsly Vivian twirled upon the tore rd her left foot ns lightly indeed os a butterfly upon a blomoin. hardship cornea in,” replied ahe, laughing. ■s£&- When Jackson luol reached the point where I lino now cromod the turnpike, scarcely a mile wed. of ChancellorsviUc and not half a mlto from a line of Federal troops, he had found his front lbs* unfit for tho fartlier and McCarthy. °Jn,.uv'tn riih thrin’ » iday tamlourinca tu d enurertinoa. mn-riE'r the flute and tbe THE DEPOPULIZATION OF FRANCE. ti„'V ’■®neiT«l Uiis elementary instruc­ through which it waadmpowible to preserve tion. tbe Ininnmrin r- / ... alignment Division cummandcrs found it uiun- and mure difficult as the twilight deep-- — nuK.-ica uiai a lanra for­ cned to hold their broken brigndra in hand. tune U to b« uuvly oul Gf a* nun-riaJwhk-h Regretting the necessity of relieving tho »cwn- of dailies coming from different |>arts ^?iVtll'O» r”“‘y 0,1 ,UU“l Cnf" F™- troops In front. Gun. Jnckron bn l ordered A. ■ of France. Mort of them are dated Friday wdly U>« haunu of three itinerant mhutreh. P. Hill's dividon, his third and reserve line, nnd Sfitunlny. uni tjiere ia not one that d<aa When be liringa them into any town or city to be placed in front. While this change was ho takes tn> hi* <......... . tiring effected, impatient and anxious, tbe lent drathx Multiply tbo jKijvrs I liavn Iren general rode forward on the turnpike, fol­ olile to ounsult l>y 1«». whirh in a very low ....... t. *,---- ui money aj Uls lwt lowed by two or three of his staff and a num- raaqaitatiun, and one arriren at a minimum at night when they oxnu bonwj, habeata than siiort, one may take it. for granted that there and send, them to ted supperkra, and the 11J“ wh*“ ffrow to the years of ow-ent of the hill toward Chanrellontville, are fin.tXX) such calamities per aiuium tn Maturity they abandon tbe old tyrant, and when ho came u[>on u line of tho Federal in­ bo to forced to fc*ik “other fields w>d jst-ture. fantry lying on their arm*. Fired at by one TUi*. added to other pbeor two mv.-kets (two musket lalls from the population. «*w" for bi* fortun. making. A KIKOINO RLAVX. The crueltiw practiced on tbrae little one. are taarfu] to contemplate. Often have I »en a pretty. daA-ey«I Neapolitan signori no ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel ot phrity »'.rc:>L-tb and wbolesomeucM. Mure economic*' than ihe ordinary kinds, aud cannot I* sold tn competition with t-ie mult Hude of Inw test, short weight, ahmi or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. Royal Baking Puw»r» Co., IM the front), ho tunrod and camo back toward Tiie following times and places have been desIjnialcd by the Board of Examiners lor bolding public examlnMtans tar teachers In Harry coun­ ty. The secretary Is authorised to issue special Jusl placed in position. and ignorant that be certificates, which are valid only until the neat • I. . . , iw.ui.re tvuoai oi v as in tbe front, tbe left rotnpany began that rich red color of southern cllmss mid a eloquent things, and are, to a great extent, public examlnntiana. HiUnrday, August SHlii. Hastings. pilifnl harrowing gnm in her orbs, as she firing to the front, and two of bis party fri) the credenUab of, the wodl.l-Bo prophet. M. Friday. HcpL 10th. Middleville. from their saddles dead — < 'apt. Buswell, of glanced uiMdy at you and pleaded mutely Bertillou, w ho has just jHiblfadied his annual Friday, Nept. Mth. Hl< *ory Corners. Friday and Saturday. Oct. tsth and 30th. st for a coppiT. Otliers 1 hare briteld with the engimo rs, and Ik-rgt. Cunliffc, of the sig­ report-Co tbe Paris municipal council, stabw nal corps. Spurring his Ihh-ro arrow the road Hasting*. muw'ks nnd make supple Uro limbs. Friday. Nor. 12th, at Nashville. to Ins right, be was met a second volley from that there have Ixxm dose ttpon 17,000 am-.U ru>kier's mill din it for vagrancy and mendicity in the capital It la expected that all who intend to teach and tlio right company of Pender's North Carolina •.».ird, at Council and for bourn it is a conadera up and down— >)<>ne, Iwsidca 34,00fi for more serious crimes. in r d * office In the brigade, tinder tills volley, when not two white tb-dr uiiwrable little hacks are wasting rods from tho trocjw, tin- general received Moro than half the culprits, male or female, ..f completing the a prompth at n o cl6ek and cluse at 4 p. tn., e-t, amt where ril their Uvea away in the fetid atmosphere, ot thrre bails at th* same instant. One jriw- are under 25 years of agri On referring to teachers tire urgently requested to be pres­ elective franchi-' cmirii Commercial Gnrctte. ent *1 the otienlng. Kiainlnallaut! will be both low drinking mltxms crying for alms aul tintad tho |adm of hi* right band, and was JI. BertUlcn's report for tbe year ISM, I find I .d the Cotislltoand written, chiefly tbe latter. Candidate* fonigd to linti n to the nliaid reinvmatiou of cut out tliat night from the l«ck of his hand. that there I* on increase of over 4,000 male­ oral .-.,1:. must registar for a third crude certificate nm.t pas* a *att»factor*, witliout a comwpuwllng increase in lactory examination tn orthography, readlog. IxsotL'd drunkards. Uta privilege ot A second paisexi around tho wrist of the left penmanship, arttlnnctte. grammar, geography. the pofsilntion. I am content to let tlxsa. fig ­ I found ono of tbesc palo-fanxi chUdren arm and out through the left hand. But a A lady of medium higiit may have a finely I 1.HOG1.E, I) U. H. history, civil government, theory and art ures q«ak for tlwmaelvrs, but 1 cannot for­ of teaching, li«.;ir.i .’f iteclsiratlafi. abaptxl foot such as common rumor givrii to and pliyulrioKy. with particular refs third ball |xuaed through tbe left-arm half bear quoting a conversation I overtirard a ereneetothe effects ot alcoholic drinks iroon' w a. hams. Mrs Cleveland, but tn the south a No.' 3*,' wny from the shoulder to tin? elbow. The . rfdof K.'gi»tratl®n. slipper is not usually draignat**! as dainty. the bridge* ovarlookiag tbe Rhone at Geneva few montlu ago, still tn connection with this Urge Ume of the upper arm was Wintered to want of increase of the j<opulatii>n. sn. Keeonter.: branch, srtlii an average standing of n per cent. ProKibly 2^ fa a* large ns tbe term will IN ben 1 taniud around 1 saw a pre mature!) the elbow joint, and tbe wournl bled frrely. A genthtnon that might have sat for the Fora second grade the additional rctpilrestand. I'eoplo who frequent southern ball­ agv»t ehilii, wRh tear-laden eyss, holding out His hone turnal quickly from tbe firo, original of Zoin'* grand father in “Fot-Bouille" nicnts will tic vlrnu utar) alaebra. Niukkerplng rooms and summer resorts romnumt ujxni tho [mini of liur hand and looking up piteous­ through tlie thick tmshra, which swej< tho and natural phllosopht. with a standing In each f-ivided Into Htates the fact that extremely small feet, fret in- ly at me. She lirid a very old violin under cap (nun the general's brad and wretched his maintained that France i* Istitcr off with her branch ot 80 pev cent, and an average ™ ri per 37,av>,(l00 of inhabitantii than btlwr countries cent. oil.-..,.itimt free, her arms mil a pair ot tiny cymbrds was forehead, leaving drofw of blood to stain his vhvrtn ng to pay. caaixl in slippers running from 1 to 2<t ore For a first grade, geometry and genera! histo­ nm tar thorough and largely in lb-' majority. Not many years ! aUachud to a hem|xn coni that encircled her ry, wiUi a standing not lower than M> per cent. ! waist. “Ah! monsieur,** sho cried, in broken In any one branch, anil an ntcrage ot w percent. primogeniture prevails everywhere and is All candidate*, with whom no member of the .£•» X! i ■' *j> .u, .... reeled from tisi saddle and wn» caught by the of room m applied indiscriminately. “And do you see," board I* saqorintrd must furnish satlslactory anus of CapL Miltsmrno, of tbe signal corja. proof mi to moral ctiaractcr. Sehool otneers (especially Inspectors) are eor­ Ijoitl upon the ground, there came nt once to twiuklin-g in lb« muv< of th" dance hut dtally Invited lb be present. hi* succor Gen. A. I*. Hill nnd members of thrre- numbors larger than 3J{. anil in the J. J. ENGLAND. Cbm.. his staff. Tbs writer reached his ride a an iqunl portion of his parents' property. It W.1P. FOLHEMVfi.Bec’y, Mnsmbly were dam*.A* who wou)d have D.C. WARNER. minute after to find Gen. Hill holding tbe mm! riBtoldcrs ot tl» wounded tthinf. This preponderance of small f«rt in the a* be often did before. Will the monswur, head Cutting iqwojtbe coat sleeve, from wrist to •>« the (uraday south nmung ladies of high social standing ris'uhlvr, I found tbn wound in the upper see loo great an increase of our p'lpulaUou.” Default having been in*!c In the conditions of - -elater nett. ha* bpm nre-ountr.! for on many throrira, the me! O ceil! inspire monrieur to have pity arm, and wfih my handkerchief I bound the In vaii: did his intcrlocntor point out to him w certain mortgage eXccUIM by Ambrose Cox and .Mary F.Cox. hl* wife, to Ruth' K. Mudge, n»OHt natural one. wo think, bring the ex­ that such an itiereoae would necessarily mean bearing date the 3rd day ot May. !S*3, aud reUM- u-i-rraJ. eornmls- planation that tbew- ladies do not uso their a MVSB'al RtnutM. Couriers were tent tor Dr. Hunter rnnlcd In the ofBce ot the register ot deed* of xtt<«raey gvueral feet with tl>e freedom and constancy tlmt County. MU liigan. on the 4th day o! May. Milan is—so far os the cultivation of music I McGuire, tbe surgeon of'the corjw and tho turn Hr was not to be convinced, argument Barry in liber 22 ot mortgage*, on page MK. Said geiwrnl's trusted friend, and for an anrtw- had to be given up in drepalr.—Paris Cor. INB, mortguire has been luwlgned to Mina Mudge and maid assignment dnly recorded. Said mortgage it* world-francd Scala where Verdi s now com­ Inmv Ik-mg outside of our Him*, it w»» Ixindon Gkdie. was upon toe exprtM condition that ahouidMiy • ill district of tiling to fliwl in southern cittas ladies of the position is to lie piaytxl during the fortbcnni- urgent that be should l* moved ut onea. ■lefaull be made in the pavment ot the Interest ■ing season, and a conservatory for ojn-ratic With diffiralty litter bearer* were brought on any day whereon the same 1* made payable a* therein expressed, and should tbr same re­ pupils- Every day strain* of inti'dc fall al- tfom the lino near by, tbe general placrel main unpaid and In arrears fur ttie space of roadways a» well os <-ustom, are againxt tqxMi tbs littsr and carefully rni-d to tbe thirty <lays, then and from thenceforth after the the first flush <>f early day one, le-ar* the 1 shoulder. I myself l*onng <»iro corner, county. h.p»c of the said thirty dny* tbe principal sum of two tliousaad and Atty dollars, with all armnrual ring of the military tands as'they rsngH ARTtLtJtnT hhu rentage* ot Interest tliereai, should, at Hie o;e inarch nt tinbetid <>f tlwir re»[e«-tive ftigi| moment later •xtilkry from tb» Federal A xtilkry tb<< mbndttetl to tl.ni of the said mo tgagoe, her executors, ad­ simple arrangement Tho kago is m*nt» for drill to tbe quu-ious plnrta tebind A)(, opened t poi; «*; gn at broadriilcs ministrators or assigwi. boeome aud be duo and arc clrarly an inheritance and continue small the Furo'Bonajxrte, wh-ro MnrMali<m's ct.n- 1 tf,unbred ovw t e wood*; ItMng "hell* payable Immediately thereafter, although the Krlod limited for tile payment thereof may not 10. article to. eria- dspita exercise continuous and severe.—Ma quering legions |st*aed in review after tiro ! H an-the dark thicket* tlirough, ami Fiibave expired. and detault havinx l-'-eu made .lottlo ... of Magenta. .. _ j Mirapncl swept Use rood along which wo In the payment ot the Interest due May 3rd. Throughout- Uro ontire day you are «urv to , u>«>v«l. Two or three step* f ortiror fuul the a great big wotslen polo passes through the nrbe charm'd (or Innedl l<» roving *ong*ter* if . litter benrur at my ride was struck on.1 fell. rangeimnit lengthwise, right under tbe roof. thirty day* and upward* and still remains un­ board o! < oOUty a room looking--------<>n the i but a» tbe litter turned MnJ. Watkins I*igh. ,vu lm[>pra to — live .... in - ------- -----------paid. the aforesaid pnuriftal sum of two thous­ A Q lUc friend of mine, who joww* more you ■bisive power to and and fifty dollars less seven huadred dollars akin tor all rorvt- than the avarag- hopefulness of his sanguine courtvnnl; for into U***- yards do they ; „f HiU-, qan, happily caught it. But tbe which ha* been paid, with all arrearage of In­ I- against their n­ three feet long, and three fret high. Il is not terest thereon, 1* now dc-.-larrd duo and payable a mi fixed or itefinoblig'd tn lay the litter and its burden full moon. pneri: Provided, very comfortable to dt in it, however ytju have bv the term* of said mortgage. Mid there Is now to be due at Uns date the sum ot one vtoiiiiisU till eventually they kick up such entered it. Two men. unless you specially re­ claimed thousand six hundred and nine and t®-100 dalan infernal racket that you might well fancy quire a third, come before and after the kago •unty. and may by m Bedlam during such an operaUorL general's aide, ami held him firmly to the man." When preased U. revrai woasexxraw- yourself ... ... .v__ J.. or any fiart thereof. ground a* h" ntb-mpUxl to riw. Over us dinarv good luck had befallen him. my friend Now. therefore, hy virtue of the power ot sale swept tho rapid fire of shot and sbell-grape- the proprietor. hb wife, sons, daughters. eontalneil drew up into the Jwlov of tbeGirard boose in **!>! mortgage and the statute In *h<>t striking fire on tbe flinty rock of tb* such ra*e made sud provided. uoUce I* hereby and after looking carefully about him £ven that on Saturday, tbe 27Ui day of Norem­ rand all around us and swooping from their of the x-lreult courts brratlwd into my expectant rar tbe wool ir, 1888. at ten o'clock In the forenoon; I fthaU -alary dl twenty-five •■Salt!’ 1 wait«x! for a further explanation. tra romped of right ’or ten murieinna fret borw* and men of tbe artillery just moved off your shoos and show Uro wny to your room. sell at public auction to the highest bidder, al ■ ■ ._ ___ _ I "..I t.i listen One nice looking girl brings yrox a cup of tea the north front door ol Uro court houMi, In the Of Hastings. Barry eonnty. Mlehlgan-thot and a tray of sweets; another will bring you city Aid -npcrintraiicnl of of course, that hi. •taritang announcement bad being the pteee where the Circuit Court for Bar­ a Japanese town. You ehang.' your clothing ry County Is holdrn—Uie premises «le»crit>ed in revive such salary as Lad time to make proper impression. arm’ aroum! him, and with tho wounded nuui's for the gown; then ctapyoar ham is. and some said luortmroe not heretofore sold and proceed* in< >1 br th - teriaiature “I haven’t It patented yet,” bo said ‘tait jts «f tht* »&!»■, italdoirsaid mortgage, to pay the amount due weight thrown heavily upon dm , wo forsook Trip into n tvslnurnnt, and sit down to din­ •urely worth it Hl tell you what it to. Whil-smoking my favorite-clay pipo lart «rek I ner During the half hour you spend in ' 'Entering the woods, he sank to the ground **rtud!i, < ;i-;! e.nt. tear thereafter. noticed that it was pretty strong and I lai! swallowing « vral cutlet and n miniature from exhaurtiou, but the litter was soon have many Imtbrooms, to meet tbe require­ the northeast quarter ot the southeast quarter - tamrotaR. and the ment* of vudtor*. ’ Tbe Imt firings are usually it- and pnntavd. notice it mMm and bought a txowoot The ide* pyramid of maize. *srM down with a half brought, and, again rallying a few men, we located nt tlio side of volleys, and longlmmborf df section twenty-three; also the west half of the southwest quarter nnd the southtast quarter of .. .‘eiienil election to t>e struck me that something was “ “*• battle of liaroki, no less than three or four c-onvcl to carry- biru f.irth-r. when n srcotxi pipe* <arry tbe water into the town*. Some the southweet quarter, and the south half of the grouix of vocal or instrumental musician. .tad election precincts bearer fell at my ride. This Unto, with none - the first Twsdar Imthrootn* liavn tbe water falling over your MHithweit quarter of the northwest quarter, nil _ ____ I______ _ ent -fter shattersection twenty-four, in town otic north, ot ■••mg the second day of tn nadst, tbe litter carcczuid, am! tbe general head ; othi*r* arc madet<> rush out from tho lot­ on range right west, in Barry County. Michigan. . :ug county onieersare fell to the ground with a groan of deep pain. tom of the Imlh. Borne bathrooms have ar- The premise* heretofore sold as above staled stray coppers j™ — • •---- -are descrllwd as the northeast quarter of the Oreatlr alarmed, I sprang to his aid, and hftthing II took up an the nicotine ano ID* Uxmght rtrikea you to wind up tho evening iuc his brad « « stray beam of moonlight hot I have rWtcdwvrral of the origin of these northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of «nd brandy on the terrace of a pipe today is as swart as when I r* it. ... — . ■ •____ I. mid I«nvra. he oi.-txd h<* springs. They till rush out from crevices in the northewit quarter ot said section treatyBarring a few salty mouthfuls you g. t on the rocks, awl they are sn hot that you enn ‘ ' MINA MUDdE, tb« first whiff or two. there ll nothing finer <l£rad. born of ftorito. will soothe your captain, nevsr mind me.” Raising him agn‘>» not I>u» your Unger in without burning it. Assignee of Mortgagee. AtWMf m-u-;-., >„ the pliu r of William D. >n tbe wurruld "-PhlUdriphU N«nra to hii f««t. be was aecostad by Brig. Gon. They all have been clwmk-ally analyzed by SMmi ACotuRova. wwry soul, or sensibly interfere with your " (■ rm <if -xiicv will expire on the Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagees. I’rftdnr: “Oh, general, I hope you are not competmit inrti, and by them pronounct-d as .. .. . t_ .xl.11/. nark* and wiuarea; seriously wounded. I will have tz> retire my of inrot medical service to all sorts of tb>< in Graveyard Geography. traore to reform them, they are so much valid. -Hakow (Ja]sui) Cor. New York Com Hl expire on the 3lst dav lirokwi by this Are." Dut Jackron rallying nwrcial AdvertirerRH itmri.-y in place ot Philip T. iccuuntiut uuu—• —— — >ip .Cnhpt bNWrtmt » "I™ ,yfxlr his strength, with firm voice said: “A ou must i "tnffire aillcxpircontbe •hurchyanh are so often devoid otfm"*. XC W UT I**”'01 tai""*" <* • hold your ground, Gen. Pender; you roust . .. ... E?_„l.nd then* M an idea tliUt boltl your groaud. sir!" And so uttered his < <>iMmi««loners in plaee of -------- ... ...mer and Walter Webster, the nortn Slue wn* ***/• last command o® the flcUL—Caph James city grow* gayer ns it grow* older. It hn» '■ wifi expire on the 31st day left far a playground for the ddWren. Th®’’Givra Ke!let at once ppwer Smith in The Century. some again ray i» i» from tra*lit,on ti“l marie Irauty ascientifk rttaly. and w bat with and Cures _____ ami rances lt» waits it* paint and powder, its rouge pot. and its dyiw. >*1—1“ I pillar* on every sue.« i — -­ Md I'atr.-.A |i . whose terms of office will Ki, cwunel, it looks like the creation of an Alad­ COLD IN HEAD aloud against tho nuisance, and publicly rtwreut, fl. ■ ;... ,.| lumber. I8H6. Tho tenrtuigo-making instinct of very din's lamp inuring)" night rather than tho . . ....__—4 frrm it. VOU ftFC dtM fArHa>t5 ,r‘' ■'••I'Ure id George H. ManCATARRH ttrK-r. v., ..fpn. wlu pl),lrr on Un, young children, ’’hleh. in Mr. Horatio Hate's growth of many ccnturiea. Everything Is enurvu a<x.T — i------- of I'l-z-.-.ia-r. pwi. new in Porto mid tbe wlmlo city appear* to HAY Opinion. funddM* th. solution for tbe pur ’ 1 ■••odueftri. the votes can­ sling question of the origin of tongues, to ham jumped out of a ban-ll>ox. It is banl to .■ij-iniwf rraroTi a nrwar* to be that formerly n •'tir! ’ ,ujule pursuant to taw. curiously shown among tho children n-arcd imagine that it was n well-known town when Nota I-lqutd, .. , f"-1',J • - r • li-ive been designated by ■Jjj e“,'n' "•^'■".fof holding the arid gen- Alum. *<•.. —• -™» “ in Khnker fomilk*. They have, according to Christ wn* crurlfiisl, and that its foundations or Powder, '^r'r1 “T “ tot-wrb™,l';l"' ■ rri wards of arid city: north side, end some rustics say that gb«t» the «vM«nre of thaw acquaint«i with the had lawn laid when Juliu* Ciraar was sucking from Inlurious Drug* norms**.— ___ .M-for th.-r peresubject, many verb, and apparently his th unit* and blinking his little eyes as a and Offensive Odors. A particle is applied Into *n<J },* We^Ameriean* *[>cak of agrrlri.le. of their own creation, and unlike any k>>own rnw red Imby. ru" ’11Price SO rents al dnixxisU: by mall. Crinntioaa 1 nere • - Mben. rswthsani ‘ Si.-rlfl's nlffer. Washington Hty a* the doming Paris of tlie JStatered. «o rents. Circular* tree. dialect. The words are usually Francisco Chronicle. 4CI.Y BROTHE1LS prugg1«ts. Owego. N. T. ugly and unplrarant to any one with a Rrtiri- west Tin* broad itrrct* and shady avenues arc laid out with the same regularity, and it tivo ear.—Boston Transcript. ntAXK STEBBINS.Recorder. ims niu -b th»' sanfe climate, and it i« to be tbe Col. *■•»*»•“•-----n 1 MrCh-re of the Philadelphia Tim.*, future social, artistic, scirntifle, literary and CoL bv telling the following (Jutity of Harn, holiten nx }b« Billing* (meeting Baxter who ts walking rap­ br^rtorricnce during tbe wnr of the rebel ^*tt*drrra<l'ur *y'' o'llI‘,*,n*nt G,y w' P _rhieMTO Tribune. H^db*ptan'«l^mpftaocr0pS<J,rr,r idly along tlie straetl—Helioa Baxter, why I vn^nntvPa. inlMl,butG«i. PntWK* Judicial circuit.- In ’’'Barter-I am walking fart to keep that felt from now it may take the pin.* of Paris. inF T^ tSu3hn ft'rmv along and lto^7 in the ('ircult Court for Brokers van • — j I Washington i» only ninety yram old. Pan* is ““UT. In Clittneery. at tbe Court In the matter of the Mtalo of Herepta Moore, tersen. of the triol it ogam on low Stagg* from catching up with me. He's ’ over l.ftun. When T’nri* wm- !.»»> years of IHctei a ';, Bs'Uapi on Uie «h day. of 11 onwdlng aiKlfillng the peUUon. duly veri­ an awful bore. Ro long. °BIrth ^*7 000 OUD to one of ttaBillings (meeting Staggs, who is walking , age Mu' had not Mtrpamed in populai ion that fied of David A Bowker, administrator of said -tHlwihg from affidavit on ^W,<ir?' I1 earn* dong and rarrtod off rv.-ry of tlie Washington of nlni.-ty. When Co­ federate ride. _ again, but riowlyj-Halkx. oW Wow. why arc you . estate proving that he i«*y be licensed to sell JZLtot ''-h-idantGai W. Foster 1* not il lumbus discovered America. Paris «as n city certain real estate telonginK lo.,,,e "state of JrtHcrt v. t . -w,p. (,ut i, A resident of tbe brat, boxers on tbe btz>k M-e -!00 tan s‘ - 1 •>>>■ motionotSmith & Col,XStaK?e^' k<*P fr®n retelling up with 1 bat at over 011.**** |«?vple. <>r a* large as Cleve­ *aid decease!!, in sakl i" tition described and Gen. Ixe mads a »o,,rti, yMr the colonel . , KT! ••j 'it * Mdiriton, it to ordered twit land, nnd it Imd rearthsl the presritt size of tor reason.* therein »et forth. civ ',1 "rid non Vealdent dnfradfiat Sttr MttoSw r*%MSX’ frilowBaxter. He’s the word boro in town. Chicago lieforo Washington «n* determined t„oM. ir«Iti''ricnM herein within four .lltkw U»t to -Arkansaw Traveler. upon as tbe rapita) of tlw Unital Stat® It S’u!Krxil'£Wi^* •rtk . 1! 01 t,Jis order; and in ease ..t fhnt wav with some of his Confoder ■ ' ■!r;,u’'cbr cause his answer to the now lias people, and it is just utout *11 other person* intro,J ,f ,eu’nl> unt-tii I* filwd, and a copy theri'a..»>“•«-• Profits twenty times as Wg,a» lively, and asUau- —•— “—drequired to atraear •» ■ complainant's solicitor. tifu! ns or.r national capital —Frank G. ZE ,.. ‘‘I after srrviee on him of a t^ta-Erobnnge, moXin th" yem-, «iU three, .ml loaf U.rer Carpenter in Ctevcfand Lxxuter 3X2.' '*"• “t"1 notice ot Uiis order; and In wd make morv money thereby than at .ny bt u'1,! ? ’'' ' 11,1 b'11 b* taken “ confessed t£rn«L?21ir : ''-1” defendant. And It is fur- actually rtber busincsa They grt :Si«• *fthin twenty >tay» the oom^jne rather dudunda*!.> Pl a gallon for their whbky and «11 it a* l*b?h 'u o " l,on** °f U|l* order to be pnt>Fogg ha* said tb? meonert thing any iJ’JuwyeannmknR. ?>ry fUl. fasvy rauax —---- their letung go rru-toi1 ’ t.1-" Bannf.ii, a news pajwr Ing brokers:wiru ever was cnpablo of raying. V. beq Mra F. there to tma llmbof b’,1'’-'’1'*! and clrcuiattng In said left him .ilone in the Houmi the other evening to be published O 1:1 WkI1’ publication be couUnucd '■’■k. for six weeks In O|1*> I^?r "r V.,a! he '•“-*« * c°Py of tbl» order S-Xt^r*'1’?5^ '’n-cd on arid nou rcwldwit bwrfnd *•«*>At least twenty day* betore the time ^XfoThh^Ur th,, metallic [A TnaCW-1 f^nenbed jQr hi* appeirance. •> in.it the ridermen of it Hastlnp. acting >.-ter and f-y virtue lurthcr to preserve t- iu*rd against the ,. <• i>v n registration M ’to advertisers. in. Cream Balm “"■•-KX SW 8wrr„ X Tur FRANK A- HOOKER, '-''•"I'wu usat. Abbky, Reglttar. hencoop fur W �wm =F= Could an v roan think of lotting Pat­ if any voter’s name la not upon the registration book of his township, he rick Hankard rattle around In James must before next Saturday. personally see some member of the board of regfe- ymn? Not much. I’strick Bookard likra office, as is shown by hfa being a only criticfaiu to which tt was subject­ and authorize them to register his name. candidate for office 84 timte in 18 years. ed wax, "does it sound well?” Investi­ If be fails to do this, he must go before If the farmers of Michigan neglect gation proves that there is not truth the full board of registration Saturday their opportunity for electing a farmer enough to flavor IL The truth of the whole matter is just next, and register then. Failing to do for the exalted office of governor of this: Tbe Iradristure of tbe state of th!?. the voter who is not already regis­ thfa great state, they should never Michigan, at its session in 1881, passed tered will not have tbe right to vote again complain that the farmers are an act entitled “bd act to provide for the relief, by counties, of toe families next Tuesday. It la very important not recognized In politics. of volunteers mustered from this state that this matter should receive prompt The voter should judge parties by the into the military service of the United attention. States or of (his state.” It provided same standard as he does individuals. that it should be the duty of the boards For a year R. B. Richards was deputy Where thfa fa honestly and conscien­ of supervisors of each organized county register of tbe county. He is an exctd- tiously done, the renublican party need at their session to be held in the month of June, 1861, to make adequate pro­ ent j/enman. and courteous in his treat­ have no fear of the result vision for all requisite relief sad sup­ ment of all. If elected. Barry county J. M. Nevins and Dr.* A. L. VanHorn, port of the families of all persons mus­ will have reason to be proud of the rec­ of Dowling, are the republican candi­ tered into the military service of the United States or of this state, and that ord he will make. Ralzey has gone into dates for coroners. If elected, as they- it shall be the duty of the supervisor of the fight to win, ia making an effective should be, they will faithfully serve the each township, from time to time, to canvas, gaining friends every day, and make diligent Inquiry, in regard to tbe 1 lb. good fine cut tobacco, light. people._______________ ___ 25 relief required by the family of any The opposition has been charging with the big vote his township Prairie­ >• H ..SESSST From all sections of Barry county we such volunteer, and to afford such tem­ 1 “ choice • * O DON NELL.’ " “W— M that the republicans intended to spring ville will give him, will have good 35 porary relief as may from time to time hear good reports .of republican har ­ prospects for being Barry county's next some election day charges against O. F. be necessarv, not exceeding the sum of 1 0) GEORGE N. POTTER. Long. This fa false. No republican register and Barry county would never mony and enthusiasm. This cannot fifteen dollars per month to any one 1 “ good fall to secure a sweeping victory. dark .. ever thought of doing so, and we do be ashamed of his work. family, and may give orders on the XM1AH fa. ROGER*. ‘ not believe tne opposition ever believed Republicans, victory fa in the air! county treasurer of hfa county, payable 1 - best 45 The grand army of the republic has a OOUJTTY TICKET. out of any moneys appropriated for that such a move was intended. The H Mght. total membership in this state of 20,154, Be true to yourselves and every candi­ that purpose, or out of any moneys not 1 For SbariB—BAKER 8HRINER. 45 only charges that have been made Fur County Clrrk-FRANK M( DERBY. having added IjfiOO names to its rolls date on your ticket will certainly be otherwise appropriated, in case no such 1 * Rocket plug tobacco - .. I-or Treasurer—CHRISTOPHER A. HOUGH. against Mr. Long have been made by a appropriation has been made. etc., and 90 _____________ the present year. This is an army of elected. ^For^ R«Chrter of Deeds-RALZEY B. RICHwas approved May 10,1861. Thfa law 1 “ Dynamite plug tobacco, light man in this city who fa readv at any .voters as well as veterans, and the vast Barry county ought to retain the ear-, may be found on pages 602, 603 and 604 GKOVEW,eCn‘lnK Attorne’'-pHIUI’ T- COD moment to make affidavit that he has majority of them will repudiate Law­ vices of one who has been so faithful of the Laws of Michigan for 1801. In and dark.............. ’For8nrwvor- AHA I). RORK. been a greenbacker for 10 years and fa yer Yaple at the polls. They will re­ and excellent an officer as P. T. Col­ purauarce of such law and on motion For Circuit Court fomtnlMloners—^AIZINZO to-day. He has a personal fight to of A. L. Green, of Walton, the board of 1 “ Bull Dog plug tobacco, light E. KKNAHTON. HARTLEY E. HENDRICK. For Coroners—JOHN M. NEVlNH, A. L wage against Mr. Ixmg, and in further­ member the disloyalty of his family in grove. supervisors of Eaton county at their VaxHORN. . I " Plank Road plug “ the dark days of the war and his own Everything points to the election of session in June, 1861, adopted the fol­ ance of that he secured the only paper votes in congress two years ago. Yaple lowing resoluticn: 1 “ Nimrod plug that has been shown thus far with is unworthy of aslngle G. A. R. vote, the entire republican state ticket by BaaolvMl. Thai the »upwrt*or» at the Mver<! Editorial Notes. towtuhlpa of Um county bo ami they arv here­ 1 ” Spent Head ping “ charges against Mr. Long, and he is the and he will get very few of them.— 15,000 majority. ■ by authorized to afionl auch n-<tef an may be re­ Before another issue of the Banner, only one who has .ever shown these quired by the familial of vi^uateer*. arvordtnc Jackson Citizen. The voters of Barry county rill to the ptvi■talon of an act ,>ai.*ed by the Iritlria- 1 “ Boom smoking . the result of the elections in state and charges against him. The opposition tbe aaid »upervl*ur» moke no mistake in electing *Baker lurr May w. IK1. and that Hl* nt ,1.. 1 “ Peck’s Bad Boy “ county will be known. It is impossible can count on it that no republican will Frutn tlie Evening Journal. Ind. cloth at thfa time to make even an approach bring any chargee against Mb. Long or /E. 8. Lacey, of Charlotte, fa, taking Shriner sheriff. account for such expenditure* with proper voudien for the same be preacnlrd to the board to a safe prediction. We can only state any candidate on the fusion ticket him all in all, about as well balanced a A. D. Rork is the republican candi- of su|<-rrl*or». ‘ 1 “ Daisy tobacco .. A.......... that tn both casesit fadxtremely doubt­ But it has leaked out that the fusionfats man as the republican party of the date for surveyor and ought The legislature of this state as well as ful At the beginning of the campaign will spring a game of that kind on Bak­ state of Michigan can boast. He fa one elected. the board of supervisors of this county Why we sell tobaccos chtwp. the chances strongly favored the fusion­ er Shrlner. They howl “stop their in of those, tyenvfho know exactly what were then strongly republican, and the We buy in large quantics. he wants aa^ apparently he wants Honest Chris Hough for treasurer. foregoing act and resolution proves fats because of the prohibition move­ order to cover up their own designs. that the republican party was the sol­ nothing that^cannot get. When he See that hfa name is on your ticket. We buy direct from the manufac­ ment drawing bo many.from the re­ But in spite of all they can do Mr. diers’ friend early in the war as it han publicans. Had not there been large Shriner will be the next sheriff of Bar­ talks he fa definite, and he always gives ever been since, and instead of allowing turers. From the Charlotte Rejmhliean. you the idea that he has a great deal of defections from the greenback element, ry county. families of soldiers to suffer for neces ­ ’ The wonderful vitality of the demo­ We save you the jobber's profit. reserve force. There ought to lie a cratic party boa l>een a marvel not only sities of life until private citizens ad­ the result would scarcely be doubtful. Mr. Hunsicket, fusion candidate for large future for such a man. to republicans, but to all non-partisan vanced large sums of money in their But with the demoralization of the We sell for spot cash only. aid, it made early and adequate provis­ state senator ia bidding for soldier votes observers. When the memorable Gree ­ greenback element all over the state because, during the war, while* he w£a Always faithful to dutv, always to be ley campaign so effectually routed and ions for tbsdr relief. The war broke out has come a fighting chance for the re­ in April. 1861, and May 10, 1861, the supervisor of Bellevue township, he ad­ relied upon. Thfa can truthfully lie disorganized that party lew thought it above act was passed, and in June, 1881, publicans. and especially as the latter's vanced >1,000 for the relief of soldiers’ Raid of Honest Chris Hough, tbe gallant would ever again rally or present a for­ the supervisors suplemented it with midable barrier to tbe progress of the stand .on the temperance question has widows and sick and dfaabfau soldiers Woodland boy whom the republicans republican party; and as campaign af­ their resolution. saved further dropping from its ranks. The article quoted from the Leader of bis township. He only did hfa legal have named and expect to see elected ter campaign since that time nas been Two years ago the fuslonists carried claims that Mr. Hunsiker, while super­ duty, as a state law provided for repay­ county treasurer. There will be not the followed -by defeat after defeat, the visor, granted this relief, but he was Barry \county by-240 plurality. TbaV ment to him from the county treasury. slightest question about hfa faithful Suestion naturally arises, how are they not elected supervisor until April, 1862, l>Ie to survive these repented disasters plurality will be cut down. It is cer-. tain that several of the republiratf He took no chances at all Still there service to the people, and an honest and present a solid front to the next at­ ten months after this provision had been made. Now what did Mr. Hunnominees have better than a tlgb^nj? I would have been a little merit in hfa management of Barry county’s finances tack. A partial answer, at least, may be found in the celerity with which the siker really do? He drew orders on chance, if we read the signs of^fae action had this 81,000 been cash. But when Chris Hough shall write “county party changes ground. Consistency fa the general fund in the county neces­ it wasn’t Instead of paying money to treasurer" after his name. times aright. To ask the republicans no part of taeR creed. They are ham­ sary to the relief of soldiers families as these widows nnd sick and disabled it was needed in hfa township, to the of Barry county to vote a straight tick­ The ability and zeal he has shown in pered with no previous theories, doc­ amount of about one thousand dollars. ones and letting them buy dry goods, trines or record. They firmly believe et would be absurd and useless. We the discharge of hfa duty has made the that a man having put hfa hand to the Those orders were paid by Evans and groceries and provisions where they Hunsiker, who had a general store in Klrk'i Bath King, per cake.............. 7 expect many of them will vote lor pleased, he simply gave them ordent on name of our present prosecuting attor­ political plough should never look buck. Bellevue at that time, in poodx out of personal friends on the opposition ney a household word in Barry county. Their written and unwritten law fa to his own general store at Bellevue, Creaiu White Honey............. 8 “catch votes." Democratic platforms their dorr and then Hunsiker drew the ticket At the same time we say in all made a big profit on the goods, and The people are proud of the record of two or threejyears ago, wliMtthe par­ money on the onlera from the county White Russian Bath.............. H candor that never in the history of he has mada They arc fortunate ty advocated or what it condemned, treasury himself, and the orders are then drew the money from the county state or county have the republicans now on file in the county treasurer’s in having a chance to keep hfa ser ­ weigh not a feather u against L what ia Turtle OU. 9 treasury on hfa own orders. That pro­ the best policy to-day to catch votes.” office in thia city with H. A. Hunsiker's put up more acceptable nominees. ceeding will not win many soldier votes vices for two years more. Philip T. People may laugh to see them warm name endorsed on tbe back of every Honey................................. -i They are in every way worthy, and Colgrove^ought to be, and we lielieve one of them to provethe truth of this. for Mr. Hnnsicker. over for their own, doctrines and prin ­ would make most capable and accept­ will be. re-elected by an increas'd ma­ ciples of government adopted by the re­ Thus instead or advancing one thou­ Wfaley's White Clover Honey . T From a poor boy, the most extensive jority. able officers if elected. __________ publicans long before; others may scoff sand dollars of hfa own money for re­ Oat Meal.......... 7 While we cannot say what the re­ manufacturer in Baton or Barry tuunty. at their preaching free trade in one lo­ lief, he really obtained a handsome In congress, Hon. Jas. O'Donnell has cality aud high tariff in another; soft profit by handling tKe money. sult shall be on Tuesday next, we can This is tbe record of George N. Potter, “ Palace Honey............. 7 Now as to Mr. Potter: He was a dep­ shown himself, by hfa every vote, as money out west and hard money down republican candidate for state senator. say what we sincerely think it should east; prohibition iu tbe counlrv and no uty provost marshal. and be it ever said The above arc al! line soap* and 25 position uc he has reached by indomi-- the sincere aud trustworthy friend of sumptuary laws iu the citire, little care to hfa credit, he was an efficient one. I be. Forthe reasqn that the republicans This x «•*» pwsiuuu n» rracnuu uy iuuuou IT*, is Iu no nn sluggard, cither Iin — Lf. ot Michigan have placed themselves on ' table will nnd energy, keen foresight the laborer, the soldier and the fu. men they; the one balance by which all their lie his ____ own per cent. Itsw than all other dealers ask. Nor has he neglected the interests of actions are weighed./“will it make business or governmental affaire. It the right side of the living issues of the1 and keen business capacity. Such a any class of citizens ot thfa district. votes," soivre the prolhem. They are was ids duty to look up deserters and We have the goods and must have the day. they should be successful. Be- ' man would ........................ creditably represent this His re-election by a largely increased not even particular about the flag thev ।' return them to headquarters, and for money. . * ' ■ cause their management of state and district at Lansing. There fa no more tight under, so it fa not the republican, doing that duty he was paid a liberal majority fa certain. Let Barry county county affairs was always acceptable is honorable man tn the two counties. If! and the tableau of the democratic party salary of twelve hundred dollars per do her duty in approval of the course marching along with the greenback annum. Mr. Potter, as all the older still another reason why they should be election day stories are sprung against of our popular congressman. party under one nrm and leading the settlers of Eaton county well know, continued in power in the state and re­ him, reprfblicians should take no stock prohibitionisbi by the hand, has become had gained the reputation of Iwing au turned to power in the county. Because in them. If they had been true, they Workingmen should bear in mind too common a sight to cause remark active, vigilant officer while tllljng-lhv' of the disgraceful burgain-und-sale by would have been trolled put earlier, that a vote for Hon. James O’Donnell They are fully alive to the fuct that it office of sheriff of thfa county/ aud no which two such opposite parties as aud suck warfare-should be frowned is a vote for a man who fa one of them, is hard to trim sail against a constant­ doubt it was that reputation (that ob­ ly sliilting wind, and difficult to train tained for him the appointment ot dep­ democrats and grt«nbackera united upon. It fa cowardly and dastardly and who has their interests at heart. guns on a swiftly moving object, hence uty provost marshal. He was expected By a Judicial use of brain and muscle then-instability/ TbrirKwtttevicjTo to shew the same energy and faithful­ their forces for a few loaves and fishes, political warfare. Our Bazaar Department is full of rare cateh votes fa to pose as the soldiera' ness in performing the duties ot pro­ is still another reason why the republi­ our present congressman has gained an Tbe work of county clerk fa right in friend, and tlie magnitude of their vost marshal that he had shown while bargains in tinware, hardware, woodencan party, which fa above such politi­ line with that which fa perfectly famil­ enviable position both ia the business cheek in thfa direction chaHengre our sheriff, and if be accepted tbe position ware, glaasware, stationery, vail brack­ cal prostitution, should be successful. iar to Frank McDerby. He has been and political world, the result of hfa admiration. and salary he would have been a pol­ Conscious of the integrity of their pur­ own personal efforts. 11would raun UM Ue put record of troon if he had not done so. As far :m ets, and all kinds of staple and fancy clerk of the vintage of Nashville and pose aud the justice of their cause, the the democratic party would efiectuallv dollars and cents an- concerned, he township of Castleton for years, and al­ A man of tbo people, in sympathy prevent any such claim being made, but would have been as well off if he had goods, toys, dolls, etc. We have just republicans can afford to leave the re­ ways has a magnificent majority which with the people’s causes, hould be Barry past records don't count with democrats not returned a man to the front; his sult with and bow in sulnniwion to the attests the people’s confidence in him. county’s representative in the legisla­ It would seem as if the republican state salary, was the same whatever duty he received our Drat invoice pf holiday will of the people as it shall be express­ He has every qualification for the office; ture. Such a man fa J. M. Rogers, the ticket, made up with soldiers, would si­ performed, but no one will charge him goods. It will pay you to buy early, as ed Tuesday next, Each voter should will make a most creditable clerk. He lence any such charge from a party republican candidate for that office. whose ticket fa made up of lawyeni. but with shirking his work. If a man de­ serted hfa flag and Mr. Putter got order* do hfa full duty, stand by his honest fa in the race to win. and fa gaining Tbe people should see that his election such is not the case. - The democratic to arrest and return him, that man was you can buy cheap and get the list se­ convictions, be unbiased by unfair friends every day. His chances of elec­ fa made as certain as his calling. public press to alive with reasons why going to be returned if he was in the lections. We buy of the largest Impor­ and unjust prejudices, vote for clean, •oWlera should not vote the republican county. No secreting himself or lay­ tion are as good as those of any man on “The laboring man's friend.” That ticket and I suppose they expect to de­ ing ip the swamps, or hiding in the ters in this country and can sell for less good men, and above all else, repudiate the ticket If the voters of Barry coun­ the impudent assumption that anybody ty do their duty, and we have confidence fa the bold pretense of Patrick Hankard, lude some soldiers and catch their votes. woods would screen him from hfa search money than any house in Barry county. and yet he voted against the “Child They accompany their reasons with 3D5-over-ran the length but himself has a right to control hfa that they will. Frank McDerby will be facte, too hut the trouble fa they manu­ of hfa furlough. Mr. Potter went to see labor bill." also against the bill to pro­ vote. With the result of an election facture their facts to harmonize with him. and if he wm not well enough to We pay the highest market price for elected by a good, safe majority. hibit prison labor contracts. Perhaps their reasons instead of baring their rea­ where all voters do that, there can be return to the front he got a physician's 8 Hankard means that he fa the convict sons on fucL-i. no ground for dissatisfaction although certificate to that effect and PoUer sent butter and eggs. For choice dairy but­ All the ablest Knights of Labor are They have used thfa method to try laborer's friend. oo and himself got hfa furloagh ter salted with fine salt we pay a fancy there may l>e oore disappoint men Li. in favor of a protective tariff to shut and defeat the republican nominee lor extended. out low-priced English goods and in­ Remember that the ticket placed In state senator. Geo. N. Potter. FtodtnJ The opposition have searched this price. We want the best and are will­ The following extract from a recent sure liberal wages for American wdrk- nomination by tbe republicans of Bar­ no flaw to bis record fol*the post twe£ county through and through to find ? i®*™' N® to be a sturdy speech of that peerless statesman, James men. They know the value of good ry county fa a clean one, and fa compos­ honest, aeif-reliant man. a pioneer In the P0* “ ■ martyr to G. N. ing to pay for it. I otter s persecutions, but without avail. G. Blaine, so fully shows the benefits home markets and prosperous factories. ed of honest, competent men, many of county, foremost in the ranks of those We want your trade and will nuke to our country of a protective tariff The workingmen who follow their whom have been tried in the balance who have sought to buUd it up and en­ teachings will have no cause to regret as public servant*, and have been found hance ite material prosperity, well that we give it to our readers: bo^Si a h2 JL”41 llkM. tfcjWhout Ha I wish to lodge one idea in the minds It. The leading freetraders are men not wanting. bordera, he was a man to be feared, be­ r-Ud bj Mr Potter nd Uk« to Grand of those whom I can reach, and that fa; who produce nothing, but buy every­ Vote for A. E. Kenaston and Hartley cause he was a man to command the Rnplda to bradqituUra. Tbo op.n.1tlie most prosperous, advanced, intelli- thing they use, such as capitalists who tUt b. died to « fewtUy, Hendrick for circuit court commfaalongtut and powerful free trade country tn dtal n money, ministers, lawyers, teach­ bS?»’’J"™’1 “d <b«y ore hXthe world ia Great Britain. The country era, and thus insure faithful services. ,h“ *U tbBWb U>o tovnablp of which stands most prominent, most ers, cranks and visionaries, wholly They would not be such blind and bigo­ Charlotte Leader of a recent date: “‘"^“Tb^'drsr^ powerful, most intelligent under the out of sympathy with labor, and In­ ted partisans as have been tbe two cir­ protection policy is the United States. terested only in buying cheap goods. P^r’ tlJd^'Va^d cuit court commissioners the past two Twenty-six years ago the United States years. adopted the still existing policy. At The Democratic boos. Don Dickinson, water that killed him. On the contrathat time the wealth of Great Britain f’^dOMM «od doroo, of noldierr CM Experience ia in favor of R. B. Rich­ was twice as great as that ot the seat that there is no chance to elect the We can S'll you the most good* for United States. We have now run tbe democratic state ticket. He has there­ ards in the canvas for register. Hfasu­ loughs extended, whan their rickneae race with the free trade Great Britain fore given orders to his lieutenants to perior as a penman doesn’t live in Bar­ continued, and to bia uniform klmiuete the least money of any house in the for a quarter of a century and the ry county. There fa no doubt that he 1 “ trade everything for the legislature." Lot us wealth of that nation fa not now es­ rv tb*** t^>'>codilr tears c<ty. timated as double that ot this country. Don has an ey> to his own selfish would bo one of the moot faithful and i over tbe poor soldier and more of hvarIt is not even equal to otira. The schemes, for Don is anxious to write capable regfatera Barry county ever ' he! P for them. wealth of the United States to-dav ex­ U. S. Senator after his name. had. __________________ ceeds that ot Great Britain by 81(1,000,­ tiet the record of each nartv in th* There could be no room for doubt ' 000,000. Two worthy young men, and men if the free trade policy which the about faithful and point-taking services * Tbe omh Grocer} »»<1 «“*" ®T*worthy of such recognition, Mraera. A. to tbe people of Barry county with . E. Kemtston and H. E. Hendricks are for Mr. Frank McDerby MChrk. N. B.-W. tell the -Not Un." the the republican candidates for circuit The Ues some of the uppoxition are j recent would Me to tt thet they ere tri-1 peCMlUr about P. T. CuWrave an roak. umpbaatly aleeted. I tag him vocm aod friend. rrwy day. The Hastings Banner., kinds, skilled and unskilled, throughout tho quarter of a century and compare’ it with that paid tn Qreit Britato^nd। you wUl find that it ia from 75 to even 100 per cent.greater, taking the average Hastings, Mich.. October. 28,1880. for the whole period. Take Ireland, which, i»eing part of and subject to the laws of the British empire, fa under 1 the domination of free trade, tiuppow that by some miraculous agency IreW »:",pburd a> near the of tho United States as It is now to the coast Republican Nominations. of Great Britain, what do you suppose would be the condition of that most fertile portion of Europe in the course of twenty-five years? leak those of Kwho were born on Irish soil, and ■e probably are many of them, what MUN.of Wayne. ’ For State Treasurer, GEORGE L. MALTZ. of would be the condition of the land of their nativity if it was blessed as their adopted land fa blessed by a policy of %r Attorney Genend-MOSES TAGGART. protection for its industries and gov­ ernmental establishment to secure it? Gentlemen, take that right home to ROHCOF. D. DIX, nf Berrien. ~ your hearts! We present for your choice American protection and British free trade. TO READ THIS: SPECIAL CLOSING OUT PRICE OF TOILET SOAPS. Bazaar We roast our own coffee. Weroastourown pean u ts. J. 1BJAOHO. O �Pie Hastings Bamid 00 Jd"'- .oPSS T^,° A» urrraMrnr, #f Ue ~ personal mention. drole wu bad In lb, purLrz vt th, M. K. pamonure Tured., •^^I^OAY.OCT.W.lMsj REMOVED F. X. Uain went to Buffalo S^unlay. j,johD Q. Creaay wm' b> tbe dty Moo- "" local Advertising: Rates: R<^U *rtD“ v*a,“d of Rev Tjw. i cents P^r line. >**<• !Lnh I*r line. !'i“s k--' 1 • “• <■””1x1 honor ,..k-u"! Tux prlz, claara to lx, glVH! by u Union Hill Thursday rrnr®Jrat^horooni,’of Dr. F. R. TimTueed&y evening Noy. »th wlu VHa«ting5 wm have a second bank. All who are indebted to me mu* Mr. G Beebe, a Kalamazoo capitalist, is call and pay me Immediately, as I haX gone out of business and must hi" Prime mover in the matter, but the my pay. FRED'K. HOTCUK18 te,SL:idD'tT A> • mreuSff b“d Between this date and Februi <BrecuX wj 1st, Lewis Stern expects to close i gjldis, Clocks. Jewelry. SilvBffarcandMiisicalGoods. the balance of his stock. Goods i te sold at auction and at private si Prlcrenre nol w objrot. Mz.Slernl dtdermlnetl to sell his stock utterly gardless of coat. J -------------- i ' ygisferv rl,B FA,K . jOHH BCSSMtR, j- welcr and Optician. Hk*11--*'- ..... .... .. - ---------- HAVE T^’ K SU”*n *“ th. To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct, and will have a complete stock of . ,Mr*- .Carpenter visited friends last week. Muskegon . .M™ Jas- Wilkins visited Grand Rap­ ids friends last week. “Rock" Youngs, of Middleville, was on our rtreete Saturday. will non the president, vice president • ^.n*-O- H. Greenfield, of Grand Rap­ Hw-Unp CSl “i ids, is in the city to-day. P'-rtt two banks, and the new Hnnk u-in Mrs. B. L. Francisco, of Otsego, visit­ ed Hastings relatives last week. The Ladies' H ime Missionary Sol. ty connected with the M. E. church wU? ^■^-uroreu, uu,.^ meet with Mrs. C. 8. Whitcomb on Church rtrert, Friday afternoon, 00. We senes, M every vUlt here, tbzt a«h. AU members nr, roqumted to otend as there will be an election of offl- l>r.H«taAlw»y. busy with putimt, ceralor the ensuing year. tbe whole d.y through; which ehowe ^The contract for building the water tbet hl, Mrvloes are well ,ppreclu«L works in this city, has been let to Geo. Si Si *vun ta*Un« cbfrSvS Win otto and Chas. Ritchie, of Mid dlevHle, were in the dty Friday. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids-prices. Mr. and Mrs. Wolterhouse leave Sat­ urday for their home in Ypsilanti. Miss Lizzie Grace has gone to Chica­ go with her sister Mnj. John Doxey. . Come in eltxcI See TT& F. F. Main, of Harbor Springs, waa tbe guest of Hastings relatives last And see if what we say is not true. Mrs. Adam Tinkler and Miss Sadie C. Morgan, of Chicago, for >25.028, the good raiulU a# be ever bM bed. Booram spent a tew davs in Grand works to be completed bv July 1st next Home of hb cures we must acknowledge .Rupida lost week. ’ Work has been commenced on them full stock of Miss Kinnie Merritt, of Kalamazoo, and it is hoped to lay the'mains on f rfn it!0117 Wh° h“Ve ,01* BU^ has spent tlie past two weeks with her State street, at least, this fall. 8O^e chrzonlc <u®cuiiy. parents in Hastings. TheS. D. Adventists, of Hastings, w ithuut a hope of ever being any tetter and have not already sought his advise ’ Hartley Hendrick and wife of Mid­ Maple Grove, Carlton, Lowell and Sar­ on your own case, we would ait vise vou dleville, spent Friday and Saturday anac, will hold a two days' meeting at Kufnsy. *’• **weflrm in ’°ur with Hastings friends. Call and if prices. • Carlton center, commencing Friday belief that if you are not beyond huMr. and Mrs. F. G. Goodyear have evening, Nov. Sth. Able ministerial FteUm’ u r‘ Heas can ctire 7°”- moved into their new residence, one of He will visit here again Monday Nov help from abroad is expected. A cordi­ let »t tho nw-tlng/bous.”1' ^<o,■ the handsomest in the dty. al invitation is extended to all to ,atMrs. Dan’l Striker attended the dis­ tend. M. F. Jordan, tho fusion candidate tort meeting of the Woman’s Foreign The new roller mill is doing a splen­ fozjrosecutor, although a member of Missionary Society at Grand Rapids did business, and it is demonstrated last week. the bar, Ls hardly known in the Circuit that it will take 14 out of the 24 hours Mrs. A. Phillips, who has been visitCourt of Barry county, anti has hardly grinding to supply local demand. Those averaged a case a year in that court in dug Hasting friends for the past two But we have still a large stock of overcoats and ulsters, in­ who have used the flour speak of it in the past eight years, though a member weeks, returned to her home at Tiochre■/„> ,r,xl, 2,2W. terms of highest praiae. and sav that it of the bar al! that time. Does a law­ ter, N. Y„ Monday. cluding fine Chinchillas, Meltons, Beavers and Worsteds. is equal to the best Grand Rapids or' yer with that kind of a record poam>«s Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear, who hu spent Albion patent. fitness for tbe important and responsl- several weeks visiting friends at Peters­ A GENTLEMAN, who has traveled ex­ bio position of prosecuting attorney? burg. Milan and other places, will r e♦V e contend that he does not, and be­ turp (he latter part df the week. tensively over the state, says that Hast­ lieve that every fair-minded man will tXjharles Jones Jett Friday for Oscoda, PIllLIi T. COLGROVE. ings people have no reason to complain। agree with us. Furthermore, ho is )i'fi.'*v. Maple Grove.Friday of dull times in comparison with other postmaster at Middleville, for which he where he Is to In: married to Miss Emma E. Crippen to-day. The happy A fine line of Men’s Suits in single and double breasted and localities of the state. With the build­ is paid a good salary, aud yet he grasps couple will reside In the Barlow house, ing in progress and tbe putting in of■ for thst wli>ch is beyond ^ns reach as on Jefferson street The Banner ex­ of very desirable patterns. water works there is no necessity of any• an attorney, although an office-holder tends congratulations. Our line of Underwear includes the finest grades and also under this civil service reform admin­ l»elng out of work. We have a large lot of red underwear warrant­ istration. He does falrlv well as post­ W.S. Nelson and John Doxey return­ the cheapest. The republican and fusion commit­’ rn/ster. Barry county can’t afford to ed from Chicago Saturday, for the pur­ ed all wool for 40 cents. , tees have made arrangements for secur­• Spoil a fair postmaster to make a poor pose of removing their families to We have a large line of Winter Caps, Derbies and Soft Felts. ing returns from the state and countyr stick of a prosecutor out of him. Too Chicago, which they did on Tuesday. \ They express themselves as being high­ In fact our line of costly and dangerous an experiment. at Union hall on election night. Re­ ly pleased with their prdspecta in Chi­ turns from the county will be received A GBXTUKXAX of unqtrestionable ve­ cago. llMtings can Illy afford to lose by special messengers and those from such enterprising citizens as these two the state by telegraph. A small admis­ racity writes the Banner that O. gentleman. • sion fee. not to exceed 10 cents, will be F. Long is industriously circu­ charged at the door. Tickets of admis­ lating the story that during the The express office Is now located in Is complete in every particular. sion can be secured at the hall. administration of Mr. Fred Alexander the room with Ken. Silsbee, first door The first public result of the recent as treasurer thecounty treasury became north of John Cole s harnesskhop. bankrupt, and seeks by implication to Investigations of the American, George convey the imprtasfonthat Mr. AlexanThe Journal of last week threatens Kennan, into the Siberian Exile system . jer WBS the cause of this alleged con-------------- ;-- ——-p-— vo uiusv ua vuiuuiub mia nn-» u mcuito make>& columns this week a medi“One Price Clothiers.’ will be published in The Century for dition ■*“’ «*»--* ------------ We refer .to ... of tlie treasury. this . matter, not for the purpose of contraum forwhptyjng ajops upon some of November, under the head of “A Silw----------------------------- r—r----------------------— .. vl.— therepuoljtan candidates. The Journal ian Tragedy." In a brief communica- ‘ dieting it. for it is-tuo absurd to. need ' tion Mr. Kennan refers to the recent • contradiction, but to call attention to editor s litirrflng desire to wallow in a suicide of Alexander Krapotkin, the the deaparate means to which the fus- ■cesspool 'of filth for the purpose of brother of Prince Krapotkin. and tells i ionists are resorting •* — •attempt • *- to throwing the same at his tetters is well in their the pathetic story of the life of that un- save their county ticket from defeat known it is his favorite occupation. it him happened that he has ab­ I \ And other marked improvements will be made in j fortunate man. x As campaign thunder such alisurd in- JIow Regis i^u. uendues are nonsensical Fred Alex­ stained from itsolongin this campaign j Be sure that your name is registered. ander justiv earned the reputation <>t is explainableonlv on the theory that Skk the •H.fh in-nt in this issue. If it is not. you must before Saturday being one of tbe very best custodians he has not controlled Ids own columns; Hastings this season. ,’i.r M] •» for ’.ale at this office. next, see your township clerk, treasurer of the county funds that Barry has for if he had. he would have done as he has heretofore, seek to befoul republi­ i’.m. Biisby’s hath roonu». or supervisor, and authorize the one ever had. It is needles® to add that had can candidates with the slime and filth treasury been hopelessly bankrupt yon see to register your name. If you the it the time'mentioned Mr. Alexander in which he loves to make his home. ■ i rivalt-sale at and below tail to do tins you must go Iffore the would have not been in the slightest Rut we can say that in this instance township board of registration Satur­ You will degree rer-pohsitde. A fusion board of the Journal’s slime and filth will serve Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. day next, and have the board attend to .-. ton house is pro-’ the matter. Failure to do one or the supervisors was at that lime alone re­ no other purpose than to reveal (the find him at his new location north side of State street east of sponsible for the condition of the financ­ foul heart and filthy nastiness of Ithe He is prepared to serve the pub­ other of these will deprive you of the es ot the county. Poor Ix»ng! What Journal editor. The candidates whom A. E. Harris’ harness shop. r-f .-»ter-d bv Saturday right to vote. ■ ’if the board of supervisors had given he would drag into his own cesspool lic with everything in the line of te Tuesday. Without doubt the dining room of O. F. Lung carte blanehe to hire livery are above any harm tlie Journal editor cun do them. They are men who have Tax h«pp minted nn good paper tlie new Hastings '•house will lie the rigs at the expense of the county? been honored with pooltlons of trust at tins office. . finest in the state. It is hard to con­ What, Um n, would have been the con­ and confidence, have the respect of the and ca dition of the treasury ? communities in which they live, and i ■Ginting the well for ceive how the decorative work therein ln-n commenced could lie improved. As it is not yet A SVRl'RisE.-—Forty-five years ’igo the attempt to blacken their names will only result in on increased majori­ Moke lim- musical goods cheaper finished, of course it is Impossible to Mr. an 1 Mrs. Peter Covert were united ty for each. So let the Journal editor ROUGHING A SPECIALTY. foretell the effect that will be produced thauc irdtt“o.| at A: K. MeOrnber’s. crawl into the gutter and the filth if he when complete, but sufficient is done to in tbe holy bonds of matrimony. They ■■Tiai'd-i-n’leather weight bustlet at delight the eye of the ari connoisseur. were suddenly reminded of the event will; he will harm only himself and his Jkwe £ Nevins. Get one, only 23 Mr. Parker is to be congratulated for on Monday, as about DO relatives and cause. We have called attention to his threats, not with the intention of as­ This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seethem. •.■’fits. this successful effort to please the pat­ friends called upon them at their home in this city. Among those from abroad sailing any candidates or candidate on The II. A. R. post room of this city rons of his house. were Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gordon, of the fusion ticket. We leave the Jour­ h» l*-n hariJlsoniely carpeted and supThe Journal will probably come out Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lee. of Sar­ nal to a monopoly of nastiness, and plif'! With new chairs. j At Very Low Figures. to-morrow with its usual howl of “Look anac Mr. and Mrs. John Covert, of Al­ cheerfully accord to our contemporary the sole right to indulge In the arts of The Hastings busineas men’s associa- out for bogus tickets." If there are ton. Mrs. Janus Beattie and Hattie Jep- the slanderer. We shall, as we have I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a som, of Saranac. A sumptuous dinner 'istlorrcontinuw. to Nourish receiving thiA far. wage our fight for tho repub ­ i any bogus tickets used at very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. was prepared, to which all present did icwsoidn* a'.«uch meeting. eicc In Barry county, they will doubt- ample justice. One of their children lican ticket because of the fitness for Remember the place, and yours respectfully, >8 come from the same printing office of its candidates, and the confi­ THrr-iruLir meeting of the W. C. T spoke as follows: J. of the Star union will be held at office as those of four years «go-~v«. Dear Father and Mother: Tour dence of the people In them. As to the the Journal. That year the Jotirnal children, relatives and friends have fusion candidates, so tar as the Ban­ Mrs. E Baniaby’s, Nov. 2d at 2. p. m. ner is concerned, they must stand or warned its readers to “look out lor If wiu v.ant the best fitting, best bogus tickets," and in three towns bogus met here today to celebrate and remind fall by their records, and the confidence ®»de. hi fact the last shirt in the tteketa were found, all of which were vou of an-event which took place 45 of the people. That is the only test to years ago to-day. Since that time there wvrid.lsjy the I >ayton of E. W. Morrill. printed at the Journal office. has been very many changts in your which we care to subject them. •Jons Mom.i;i: is having a good run Services at the Episcopal church lives. Some time after this event you <m custom at his tailor shop. He Is Sunday as follows: Holy communion decided to take up with Horace Gree­ nukiDr suits for several of our promiley’s advice to “go west.. to make for 9 a. m* morning prayer and litany and yourselves a home. We are aware that otntctizrn.s.. you had many hardships and privations aP ,M3 ovw °ext Tuesday, with which to contend, but you were W'lUun the Journal editor will beg yotmg then, and looking forward to wriff Shrlner's pardon for tbe mean beuer days; and without a doubt you things he has said concerning him. Have opened the above store TiiEPatholic society of this city will L*^9. ***^ Thursday p. m. Nov. 4th, may be known. He lieliev^ l“.^0Jl0ln » Red Ribbon hall. .Supper at the ushour. AU are cordially invited. The nuwliinery for the Engine and ally extended to all. THE largest affair of the kind was the “°n works htu ,trrived. andfe nearly tn josition. It is more modem and reception tendered Bev. W. A. Huns­ S rortj-artb w«idta» .oiiivaw. I-erb.p. ’«• “>oth" roU* •n>.u°d T»t!y implored ever that burned. berger, the new pastor of th® M- E­ iheebSL will be broken; *>n>« ot u. The store is filled with Bargains in each department In fact Fiuoa\ last Dr. Lowrv removed a Sarah, Iwt W«l»»l»y ev?° Xnd<5' Jill not be borotoenjo,»ucb « Pk»»mt «tmet irorn one of the eyes of the Stock is all Bargains. nUunng. Bat pnreou «>d ehUdren. Jwon). >nmh.„ fatheri u ffentlfcmaa 77 SKuvoV>na Mend., it w« ye propy. ears of age. -The eye is doing Andy. to meet when the gient gybering time oomm iBl will bo well. X erv »pWanted choice burbank propriite remnrk. were also «■““ by A GEKTLEBATS SMOKE F«*U*s on Monday, Oct. 2Dth, as will »<-ar on that day. At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give you The iprn»aau were—Set gold bend HTAOFFK* & CKAWLKY. when you call on us; prices that will astonish you. ,,AW trait duh. belt dozen fruit pletea. beginning of a fruitful pasror-** JJirtiwnzpkta ring.,TorkUh towel. > st?eht Saturday evening created Sid water Republican. We invite you to give us a call and we will endeavor to seU Tar. lecture® deliverer in Union hall Wra rowoUwo p^reot .B-nW \vm?■'! ^xcit«®enl on State street. you goods right; and if yon do not want to purchase, call and ihlT-***11101’®’,n endeavoring to part SStxw“8evereIyb‘tUnon one we will show you our stock with pleasure. JX .proo, nurhl Addai to “’•oek- oC •,eweby JULIUS RUSSELL MUSICAL GOODS! TRADE BOOMING! the Jeweler. Cold Weather Coming (Local News, Meeting:. Men’s Suitings, Clothing and Furnishing Goods E. W. MORRILL & CO., ROLLER MILL Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. EaVE-T The Hull Gasoline Stoves. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! $1000 forfeit j”™? Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF li W Ito W, isiiw II Itofll: hk, Battle Creek, Mich. Cotton Flannels, Denima. Tickings. Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, fai.-TT5Jl from CoL n. IL Gill who inJ?w iu ^‘faw county, gives cheer2V“oth" I-rosperta of the sue- X'mLcWW -,T™ Fobd- of city, tert woffice F riday specimen* «f aecood offi^rwl r"P**rri« thte seaaon. On branch wm tbe ripe fruit, other "■rne> Partly developed and blossoms. with a full bouse. ‘‘’m? Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. ehlaf and two napkins. H. M. MYGATT ot UxO ««Hlng M»l™- BlffU MICK. �CARTER HARRJ80N FOR CONGREB8 BARTHOLDI'S COLOSSUS. THE NEWS Di BRIEF. TH2 OOOAIXX HA>ITTbe Woret k GREAT EVENT TO TAKE PLACE THE PRESENT WEEK. will which under tha tofore ixk>n Republican, and tiw Democrnta chQdrvn who .will throng Bedloe'* Id- an, scnonxLD. immediately accepted the report and matte tho nomination. No other candidate was even mentioned. The nomination h pmlmbly fill the harbor. It looks as if the.-* would bo not tens than 25,000 ]H<r*oni in tlie land mile* in length, and will occupy from two aks- a regular con va**, and would under conditions requiring him to not wen tha committee apjKiintcd to formally announce lus nomination to him, and perhaps they could convinre him that it wu ni-ceamry double column off Forty-fifth street. The of-war inland*. nnd Bedloa'* . and Ellis The signal guu by which tha proeen- THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR. Richmond, Va. Richmond, Oct. 19.—At the Knight* of Labor ccnvantum Monday O'Reilly offered graph liiKM. nnd to make goverunxnit owner­ ship of th- telegraph one of the burning qntsdiocs of tbe day. Tbo action taken Sat­ urday n<gardmg national trades districts was and all unflubbed business in th- report of the committee on revision of the constitution ml t ter which tlon wax ado ifah a lafaw enngrea* In Washington City, composed of thirty-six knights, who are to nssr rnsntw r. icmw» Admiral Loon will command ■emblfr*. -* Richmond. Va., Get. 20.—When the Knights of Labor convention met Tureday ' follows: Prayer by Rev. Dr. Storrs. Presentation addruM by William M. Kvarta. Addrem at the floor and their report, which deals with acceptance by the president of tbe United ether* than member*. took up all tbo morning State* and n-uiarks Vy the French minister. Commentoratiro oration by Chauncey M. Depew. Doxology, “Praise God from Whom unbc<-ointog a delegate, brought against Sam all Rhadngii Flow." Benediction by RL Rev. H<-.-iry C. Potter. Salute and finale. L. Lefflngwell. of District Aaaembiy lOfl, of lu the evening there will be pyrotechnic lndLm.ipoli.1, Ind. His tuitn.i was ordered to displayn from both Governor’s and Bcdloe's their disposition. When this rojxwt was fiitisbol the frnanoe committee reported, tho Music Tuesday evening. The entire house fa bo decorated with flags and flower*. WiUium M. Evnrta nud nwlnbcr* of the executive board and grand Bartholdi. Ferdinand do Lceaepa, and Mini*- nearly every French organization in the city were adopted by a large majority. A reaolu- Cignrmakur’s taln their relation* with both. Then unfini-bed businrea came up and adjournment was tbe next sitting shall be the final one. Richmond, Va.. Oct 31.—The fin Knight* ot Labor Wednealay was the pan- same time declaiming any sympathy for drained mm or their aaeoctetea on Ixwrd tbo ‘dfatingufahed delegates ajpointed by the French government to parti­ cipate in the ft-rcmcmias of tbe unveiling of the statue. Tho sculptor, Augusto Bartholdi, Auuiriean union. He lit accomionlnd by Mlw men who came simply com- tlie nppouitnient of a woman tn invuRtigato CncinnaTI. Oct. 23.—Tbo Price Current 320,000,000 bushels, flour included, being of the com mittoe ou co-operation iul<-ptod providing for the appropriation of <10,000 000 hws than two years ago, also ll.uOii.OOO quarterly to put into effect a system at co­ operation. Tbs convention rwwed it* (te­ jauwoun, <uiu ajuiw, k'"”'1 braaka and Ohio, and fairly good or about subject*. A rreofation was pasaed demanding prnon or corporation interested in legisla­ tion. and another demanding the coinage ot of all government obligation to tlie same: also a resolution favoring wosmrn nuffragn. Buffalo and Duluth, white lying at her dock, was discovered on fire at 8 o'clock Thunday them. Tho planking fa burned through iu bull ran bo rebuilt. The propeller coot when built F-O.OOO. meiided to be prohibited bylaw. An appropri­ ation of *1,000 for ti>- rent of tbe hall and donating the furniture to the Littta Bisters of autiioruted to jHirchak.- a house iu ilutadalphla for tha family of tbo late U. A Stepbans, ilb inuummbte matters inirtration. wtre tbe principal that W K*r*ta* Tha captain cl ths schooner Annie B. Hutchinson reported at Kay West, Monday, ' ClneUmall Tliure-Star. that ou tbe Ittfa b* plckad up the captain, When cocaine was dbcovewd the mate nnd four sailor* ot tbo Spanish bark Tree Auroras, which sunk ou the 10th, carry­ medical world exclaimed "thauk heuving down seven men. Tbe survivor* But uaeful aa it ia, it to atoo danger­ liad floated an a part of tbe cabin-house far ous especially when ito use to preverted four dayx Two hundred of wines and liquor*, from the deadening ot pain for surgical operations, to tbe stimulation and de­ gloves, fans, and other dutiable goods Itevo been nilxoi from the United Staten war shipi struction of the human body. Ito first Saratoga and Portsmouth, just returned eflecto are soothing and captivating, from a cruis* and lying at Newport, R. I. but the thralldom to the mart horrible It is intimated that some of tho ofilcers en- slavery known to humanity. J. L. Stephens. M. D., of Lebanon, 0.. gnged in tho wino t rad..- in a wholesale man­ was interviewed by our reporter yester­ ner. day at the grand bote), and during the Baremore & Co., hop dealers at <3 Broad­ couvenustion the doctor mud: •‘The way, New York, made an alignment Tues- cocaine habit to a tbousadd times worse day^giving prafervuco* for *afl,*0. than the morphine and opium habits, W. M. H. Cobleigh, aged 78, a wealthy and you would be astonished," he said, fanner living near East Saginaw, Mich., was "If you knew how frightfully the habit kilted Wt Friday aftemooon by tlu> wind is increasing." lowing a heavy gate on him. “ What are 1 ta effects ?" ■ "H is the worst constitution wrecker Diphtheria is epidemic at Arrowsmith, ever known. It ruins the liver ana McLean county. His. Tho new Masonic templo at Cleveland, Kidneys in half a year, and when than Ohio, which cost *70,Uft>, was dedicated Tues­ (his work is done, the strongest consti­ tution soon suetmmbs." day. • Do you know of Dr. Underhill's case Fpr tbo prawjnt year tbe Pennsylvania road will ship lC,U00,0iM), tons of coal over its here in Cincinnati ?" ‘•That leading physician who l>ecame system, against i 4,000,000 last year. a victim of the cocaine habit't Yes. Dante! W. Stout, who fa’daily tod about His case was a very sail one. but the tbeatreots of Columliua, Ind., by a child, has habit can be cured. 1 have rescued beeA allowed *10,05 hack penaion and *72 manv a man-from a worse condition''’ per month for tbo future.^ “What, worse than Dr. Underhill'sP" Tbe Copley swamp of 8,0b0 acre*, situate! “Indeed, sir, far so. Justin, M. Ball, near Akron, Ohio, fa on fire, and already A. M., AL D., president of'the state great tracts of forest and pantun- land have board of health o! Iowa, and a famed Istn burned over. Farni-ni nrr fighting the practicioner, anti Alexander Neil, M. 1). flamot, which cau not bit queuebod until professor of surgery in the Columbus heavy rain fnlte medical college, and president of the ftecretary Manning represented tbs treas­ tufademy of medicine, a num widely ury <icportm»ut at a cabinet meeting Tues­ known. Rev. W. 1*. Clancey of Indiana­ day, for .the first time since May. polis, Ind., from personal experience in An lri>h tenant, who liad sareregfully re­ E‘ tn tuning, etc., can tell yoa of the m-ted eviction at Clonakilty, left his home, in of success our form of treatment company with friends, to celebrate tb-itr wins, and so can H. C. Wilson formerly victory at a neighboring tavern, when tbe of Cincinnati, who is now associated 1 olire tn omlnish captured tbe party and with me." Blind tin, hokUng. “Would you mind letting our readers Mrs. Jenny June Croly ha* resigned from into the secret of your methods ?" the cbtorship of DenSonet's Monthly. “Well, young man, you surely have a Tbe Western Union director* etected the good bit of assurance to ask a man to old officers and executive at their mreting give his busintes away to the public; Wednesday. but I won't wholly disappoint you. I The Mircbant*' National bank, of Chicago, have treated over 2UaXX) patients. In and other firms began proceeding* Wednes­ common with many eminent physicians day in tbe district court of Washington 1, for years nnute a dose study’ of the county, Minnesota, to bar- the asset* ot effects k>t the habits on the system and tho bankrupt Northwretcrn Car company the organs which they moat severely sold and-tho affairs of tbe concern dosed up stuck. Dr. JlaU, Dr. Neil, and Mr. A Deadwood, (D. T.) man has modi' *30,000 Wilson, whom I have mentioned, and by<atberlng up and Belling empty beer aud hundreds of others, equally as expert, whfaky booiea made many similar experiments ou Maj. Gen. Sir H. T. MacPherson, com­ their own behalf. We each found that mander of the British army of occupatieai in these drugs worked most distinctively Burmah, fa dead. iu the kidurjs aud liver; in fact, finally, John McCulloch, aged 83, a veteran of sev­ destroyed them. Il was then Hpptrent eral wars, and the oldest mamlxin, of tlie O. that no cure could be effected until .A. R. in the country, died Tuesday tuornmg thuae organs could be restored to health. at Dayton, Ind W e recently exhausted the entire range Tbe handicap for all ogre, 1 3-16 mile*, run of medical science, experiment!ug with Wednesday at l<exmgtan, Ky., wa* woo by all known remedies for tht»e organs, Hlfllght in a<l«X—lieating tho record by one and a-ithe result of these close investi­ nnd oue-half seconds. gations we all substantially agreed, A strawberry-grower in 1 -aiiarlwhire, Eng­ Uiough following different lines of In­ land. has cleared £1,8<X) this u-ason quiry. that the most reliatde. scientific out of the crojis of ground far which he |«iy» preparation, was Warner's safe cure. a rental of £0U a year. This wait the second point in the discov­ The grand-lodge, Knights of Pythias of ery. The third was our own private Illinois in snvioii nt Belk-villo, etected offi-vre form of treatment, which, of course; we Wednesday, C. D. Meyers, of Bloomington, do not divulge to tbe public. Every being chosen grand ■■hanrellor. ease that wt; have treated first with Coffman Bro*., deafer* in hog* nnd hunm arner’s sale cure, then with our own at Denver, Ills.. made on assignment Wednes­ private treatment, and followed up day, oarjng *18,307. again with Warner's safe cure for a Between 8ej>L 10 and “H there wen, 9,500 lew weeks, has lieen successful Them* new care* of chotera repirted in Japan and habits can't be cured without using it. b,200 deaths occurred. because the habit is nourished and sus­ Tbe lean of ffahing rani* along the Wick­ tained in the liver and kidneys. The low (Irish! const by tbe recent rtnrm aggro habit can be kept up in moderation, how ever, if free use be atoo made, at the gated r-W,<<a>. Tbe ncbnduld fifed by tbe bankrupt house same time, of that great remedy." “Yes, it is a world famed and justly of A. R Gngi- & Co., of Chicago, show* llabilltie* of *1.018,041. The aislgiwe istimntea celebrated specific.’ Idke many other physicians, 1 used to deride the’ dal ms the value of ttw awets at >0! Tbe groernl council of tbe Lutbrm church made for it, but 1 know now for a fact in North America, which coumx-nca! it* scs that it is the world's greatest blming. ■tens m Chicago Thursday, cteetad Rev A. having sovereign power over hitherto incurable diseases of the kidnevs and Spaeth, of Philadelphia, president While the inmate* of tbe Confederate Sol­ liver, and when I have said that, young diers'* home al RiehmomL Va., were firing a man, 1 have said nearly everything, for salute Thurwiar evening in honor of Pre«d most diseases originate in, or are aggra­ drat Ctovaland, » gun exploded, fatally in­ vated by. a depraved condition of the juring one man and reverely wounding an­ kidneys." other. “People do not realize this, because Thurwiay at Philadelphia Gen. P. H. KJxr- singular as it may seem, the kidnevs idan was Installed as comnuuxier-in-cuief of may lie In a very advar ced stage of de­ the military order of the Ixiyal Legion. composition, and yet owing to the fact Tha licensed saloons of Chicago numl*T that tliere are but few nerves of sensa­ 8,720, which fa more than at any time since tion in them the subject will not ex­ the hlgh-licwMcuiw went into operatioa. perience much pain therein. On this Tbe Yal* Htaplo company's factory at account thousands of people die every Westville, Conn.. w»» burned Tbunulay Sir of kidney dtoease unknowingly. ey have so called disorders of the night, creating a lo** of *90,000. It is doubt­ head, of the heart and lungs and stom­ ful that tlx, company will roume hmiincw. The poBtoffira inspector* engaged in investi­ ach. and treat them in vain, for the real gating the account* of Col Bolton, late su- cause of their misery is deranged kid­ p'rinteodMit of reeund-claw matter in th neys and if they were restored to health Chicago office, are prepared to prove the em- the other disorders would soon disap­ beextemetit of Kr0,20l| but they estimate the Dr. Shephen’s experience, that can total deficit at *32,000, baaad on hi* average peculatious for three yean. be confirmed by many thousands whom Three unknown men walked into the Amer­ he has treated, adds only more ican «(xi>n»* office at Vermontville, Mich , ou emphasis to the experience of manv Thursday evening, lx Hind Agent William hundreds of thousands all over the Baton to a teg of tbe safe, aud disappeared world, that tlie remedy be refers to to with *SXJ. without any doubt the most beuefirant Rev. Simon P. Smith, colored, a delegate discovery ever given to humanity. to tlie Congregational council from Knox­ Col. Joues call* aolltle* a tkroe; Mr. Fedew* ville. Tenn., ban brought suit for *5,000 may powlNy coll M u trapr-jy. against a Chicago restaurant-keeper who re­ Bfar that ctMwtaut alarm. Jud. Creech'* fused to serve him trial for nranlcr to now set far Not. 1, in Jack. A perfectly petriffad rorebnd bn* been found at Valley Hood, Ala. ~ aauavw rauwm WIOOT IH. CMUT HTIT *1 Port Tbs face of the Bartholdi statute fa mod- to th?wnri!»be ltuin*> roster water uted nfter the artist's mothor, who trtill livre in Alaatio. Hog* in Benton county, Indiana, ar* dying by scores of a throat dleeare msmbliug diph­ theria among chlklren. Mr. J<wj>h Medlll, of Th* Chicago Tribune, will Bjxmd the winter fa Paris wttfi his daughters, aays Tbe New York Tribune A reizure of *31,000 worth of opium, found in packages consigned to Chinese marchante, was made Friday at San Francisco, on the steamer City of Peking. The tnwsury dapartmant cotiraatae that th* ultimata tern of tbe new *1 and *2 *11ver certificate* may aggregate *30,000,000, and certificate *01.000,000. Friday, at Lcxmgton, Ky.. La Syljihld.,, carrying 108 pounds, wan the ono sod ouofourth mites handicap in 2:07,4. beating the reccrd by a quarter of a second. James O'Neil & Co., dry goods dealers at Youngstown, Ohio, made an assignment Fri­ day. Tho firm owes tS5,«Xi. *20,000 of which fa due E. M. McGfilcn & Co., of Cleve­ land. A bet of *1,000 each wa* made Friday oc THE DERVTSHEB OF PERSIA. A Creat Victory ni*y Are a Xx>* eff OoMsfeareteM, **•» • U>Ue rmHutooMifhar Gredw. A Terrible Case of Scrofula Cured by their rank* th* nobtost thinker*. Hood’s Sarsaparilla rontfanally e^lin, M 0^7^^ bloody matter disgimin, t„ ’ bcr nmy bo found jeopto of ftfi degroro, even •otne of tbe wrelthkot and hlgbc*L Tbo comroon beggar dervfah to a fellow of nranouuced depravity. Hi* appearance fa bail enough. He wean ra,> beip-imed and filthy beyond belkf. Hl* l«ard and Lair or* toft growing, and aro unkempt and full ot vermin. Hfa vcio fa cracked and hto eye to iurtrrirei from tho constant u*o of tbo aoul benuftxHng bheng (hmdieesli). Ho earric* a ■tick, tbe handto ot which is carrfed *0 ** to flracribe tha I'tirion character* for “Yah All,” and lietlde* that lie exbiMt* the kaabkull (coaroanut ahell to receive aims iu) and often auald|Igijr *kia thrown over l»is ibun'.-fera, and tbe born of an argati (mountain »l»eep), to produce tbo liorriblo natoo with which lie understand* with such perfwtion to male a nuisance of hinwif. Hu rit* down at some shady street corner and bowl* at every poracr-byhto ‘Yalihakk" (Oh,eternal truth), without ever taking tho trouble to rim wlien soliciting alm*. Ho wifi recrire money from anylKxly, even unbelieving Fctrcugifa*. but wifi Htnd cun*.* ami strong vituperation after p«upte U they havo uU given lum oa much cm he exjierted. Many of them will feign inan­ ity, the better to i* guile the unwary fjbccito, who, tike tbe Turk, ha* a feeling ot tender pity nnd reveftmeo for tbo demented. . Tbo higher grndo dcrvfabeeatyte thetnsel v< ~ Able aznnd, (free people), and are generally m< u uf some education, but are, like tho other khwl, arrant vagabonil*, and woraoif the opportunity fa favorable. They wear cleaner clothe* and jiert their hair In tho middle, hut smote bbeng, too, and generally w nut, d-CTib. U.™ h,mr ' ■*»***1 •“ U...7..7 ruaU,. uo tba rmnin-ub ,u., ,lf w , u. <O n»-i-. wlr«:a. « jMtrt tartar Uta. ttara loan. mu.j„ duapmriM.Mrj.pt the nfi«ikhtk-.^,r., til' hive du;.e for . tb. r..teit 1 do kn.’u f .mJ ’ with Thl* rtatement !<;■■cfirite-,' i» r,-_ j ilun, !.7,dranciBt.of Loekjwt. N- Y.. *tho the rare « frTMtrMorj tor Itood aaansmarilh. Send for book giTing rtateu.-st* many-u:r Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by ail dnigrtst*. fl I; »!t fhr f.. only by C. 1. HOOD & Co., howr.u, ji*»s. IOO Poseg One Dollar. Xo thing, thfa latterbjMvic* of the genu* are couflrtned atbekts, while at tho mido time feed- ■til), however, men of burning and auttcrity, end hate jhijiU* an>l follower*.—Cor. New York Tiim* Tbe irayety nt dinner sometimob rfara into hilarity. On a Lof-night fa June not many yean ago I w*a dintag with * young ou 1. The l«irty wrecompiand exclusively of mm. BIW TDM. royalty, member* at the Morllxxxnigh club, I wa* brought in. Bo iuui already panod throe tluM-e nn-und tbe table during dinner playing hi* bagpipes, but new it we* |>ropc*-d to have a dance, on.I two ytxmg noblemen w.-ro pitted WILSON WASHBOARDS. Takat hrandidiing their arms, whooping nnd *buuting like Florence or Barney William* rtf' a fiinnry fa n London drawing room and And tl>-y did. CAP kept up t01 nearly midnight, and then it wm 8o the |*uty broke up, and ui hoar or i ^leraT^ sew wns simply natural spirit, tho result of high health, yvuth mid intimate company, and a feetaig that whatever thrr did. their dntag it For Baking Purposes. Best in tK W'-lr’. Bat they broke *oine very prm-iou* porrelain DraWLUTIONOFCOPAKTNERSHI! Tbe eeparti«r*h>n lieretefore extottof M jRAfigMDoyle and Mm C. Coir, under toe Ann MOMWDoyle* (tote, ba* been thl* day di*•aired, by mutual coawnt. Kiebanl Poylerotninata* the bualne**, wtio »s«unu-« ait li.ihi.iilTha poor dam not ahoot the gome which e< the flrtn and to whom ail ocecsinta due the ran* efi about then, and the rabbit* area* firm an to be paid. RICHARD DOYLK, tamo M kitten*. Great ratatai aro kept here JOHN C. COLE f«>r nothing obe butabootfag. They are not HMting*. Mich.. Sept, n, ins. ' ■ I1 . n.1_____ >. a TpARM FOR BALE.—Oneoftbel*»t fam* ta J? triOorittiCtawaihlp. oto*ehundred acre*. mom to o*ro* MMtor good eaitlTatta*. gi<'-i b*u*e aud barn, abo curu barn gronrry.» taSuNLMMMtanwL Rood water in writ and ereek, sugar btmh of mtnf*. Forfartlwr n»rUctilar* inquire at my reriJeaev « mile* north -d HMtlnp ■ TVBIA8 HARN. bnrt« look life little .prig* of pine i tbe ground and they have Utlte blue bl Notlrefatereby riven, that I taiffi wllat j>ri>iteUKtoOD tatheldgitort Mdder.nu Friday tb.1Mb day er October, A. Ik twc. *t ten <> < ><wk m the forenann. at tbe prolsUe rotirt room* fa « "* IWHMyiMnwWIasin «» «n compare it to nothing but great hfito erowned with Uautiful dork green plants, with here awl ____ _ . . MMblnn. aU of the eatate. right, tltfe and tarMtolSieMid minor*of. In and to tb;re*', tateottoate and betag in the Connty j4 Ram. theBlateof MiehigMi. known snd drwrtt*'. i toinjiL to-wty the nndiTlded one h«U <4 «dtr aunocr six neaerm aim aadaixliuidred *M thlrtr-three («• in tbe ofty of ■aating*. Barry oouniv. Michigan UMkL Auraat Mb, A. D- IMS. JOHN J. FEKKINS.Gwinlm! The above **)• m hereby adjourned until HAtUritoy{tbe tad day of October instant, at tbr "tasted Oct. ia&j*be. JOHN J. PKKKINS. Ouanifan rbout kfm *amewhat u follow*: CLOTHING Johnatort I'S'St-t.’taf »“ALL HMM* K. K. CHART �rb^Hastings Banner. & j** °f in tne ed free to benefit the farmers- beef *na pork. 1 cent per tvmr.d™ minJI » J--- — upuu VU13. la-YMV, industry, even if that industry should curing me fiscal year LVZ Under your protective system your be agriculture. Ths capital ofacouncent; wool, from 10 to n El a^L??iHeXpOrt*1 forei<D countrire pound eno from 10 to IS per ceotod*? U ODB ot>doU,lr11 ot our manufac- farmers are paying much more, than try should always be so employed as to they would have to pay if there was no yield or make the largest return. The “« ,h*J. » por cent. Thu u n it « r jommodles; and during last year ?feWly 230 ,n,,llons of dollars, whilst In protection, and in this wav they are be­ more productive it is made the greater shoold ba Three duties tend to keen ing unduly taxed to support the manu- will be the prosperity of tbe nation. out foreign competitor., and Irove our SSdJbi? manufacturera of EnglLd mS?i^.rei«,Tto only ^nted to 68 CactuTera.’ The productiveness of capital marks nona. We are steadily, ymr by year home market almost exclusively tree "djbltahed to break down thowoSc.’ We have seen what the effect of tbe the nation's prosperity. It au excros S “■’“‘“‘If Umt In the ifftfor our own fnnneni. 7 *’ lo»>repeal of our tariff system would be Induatrlotw to abroad As an Illustration of the working of drciSS^T q,unUty We Mn’ wading upon the farmer in the destruction of of capital should tie thrown into one wguunAV SOCIKTY. industry there would be an overpro­ the American aystem or ProteafoS ln tothKj.‘jocomenta and ttatement, the home market, and how it would re­ duction in that industry, and prices the interest of the farmer, let ua bah,, nect ’dI nver the eountrv Th«v 13 not «“• Th® food qureUon duce his means, and therefore limit his ||. iH PLKY. would fall, and loro ensue; Ind all the as an example one of the Industrie* of ha\egone so far as to establish™ !£l!jeooin®a acrious one in England. power to buy; although he might have other industries woald be to a greatar ““other fa eRQnot r*l»« Bufficlent just as many bushels to sell, he could or less extent affwted bv this loss. If instituted as iu- the country. "We will take the silk in­ Chi!2<?tn XeW 'ork in tie dustry in the State of New .J enter to ree<! '«■ own |»<«p)e. There is not obtain as many dollars for them. however, capital should be so distri­ ii he proclaimed to was last year (1881) 14,122 per­ e-?n P S£?cle of Iood ..-.-tA-b\ ‘ .Z; ’ , Let us are bow much truth there is in buted as to stimulate and develop all < • thy face shidt There U 'not’ "Mme ttom SSdfiTn ♦’umclont 'l"antily *nd that sons employed inthisburinere;aomTfa tbS’l the statement that our farmers could I u'iX",bU1 • d ! n?Lh,ve u buy of foreign na- then buy the goods and commodities ithe industries alike, and in this wav ;...4est!’re..!- -..it. l.i'.Ion upon which Patterson, wme in Passaic, some in hose HMertion.s and stateMumtA- v*t rive employment to ail 'the people these people go on day to dJJTS' Hoboken, some in Newark, and some in of wrn’h ’forilen Coinmon«rtkJe* they required fa England cheaper than 'there would be gain instead of loss;and w™ r °K U"*e "dwhoorl, ’ itoht .rest, it may be other parts of the State. Many, Indeed *hich we have in abundance they can now buy them fa the United ’the gain would be high wages to labor . th- most imporif it were true that &ur farmers reuot only for our own wants but Ln sufidtithtn-’’ states. And in this connection 1 would ।anil prosperity to the nation, whilst : others de|>end; most, of three persons have others dt euJ1 dirwl l‘rol,'eti°“ on their prot0 .8upJ?ly othere' Mhe first remark that manufactured com- 'the loss would be low wages and na­ uaufor “P”2 '■’• could be suc- dependent upon them. Men have ’•ought and paid and follows: modlttea taken as a whole were never Itional ruin. • .• nn if it could ex­ familire, anil girls have parents who Gov™n?n™'{ere undu,v ^’’d hv the lower in price fa this country than • dill'- JT‘* l d M uikiml might dis­ live from the wages earned in the mills. Government, or were in anv manner Live animals, consisting Especial care should always be taken Sjfiftout itt**ft*’ Hngllshium have they are at tho prevent time, and that Iin every system so ;u< to pav the most « It you assume that each of throe per­ Of- ,.^ “i„oulls. — »mu0, cowb twjwr,. ... ** •“* w, ’ no “ b^ct to any in tbe aggregate they are at least thirty 1 that can be paid to labor. The Ameri­ calves, sheep and lam fa... their leeL Mtl it sons has two others dependent upon selv^dAP«rOl'eL^iUri8In HU1ODR them- Mrat ’“........ leal 16,428^567 P°r X Sh?‘Per ,t^dky than they were •can system of Protection aims at this; •!,:< We might, how- him or her, and who thus live from “ before th® present Protective ’ „ R P®0?1” ftr-d » nation thev Butter................... 12,141 JBM tariff w;is enacted. Protection has Jit* main object being to protect labor • <li&eme With the the wages earned, it will make 42,366 riew? JXde™eAht t"exPr«‘ ‘heir Cheese ................... and to give it the hugest poroible repeople who arc living in New Jersey r . -. ikt be Impoanbip 5.O9U14 created domestic competition and thus I #.»“d condemn the wrong; but Corn, wheat.etc. —the largest that can he given from this one industry alone. nuk-': OJMUN cheapened the price. And thia has ex- turn < •..,-theshoemuM‘. ... live Without the with the cost of production. Now suppose r" these “---------• should • - - even then bow far would England or pose all people 2*85,451 tended bo far that most of the manu- consistent t ?..:n with food. Qther b« ; justified fa direct . be gatherv™~ ®?ectM are to divide capita! and tfiorr to «l;U'. irai industry in the I together In one town; they 1,666.710 factored commodities now used by our ’ . the largest proportion of the our *ffalr8 or luf,trtu- Lan!........ ..... re a large v.. dty themselvre. rinm 13&2.16U farmers are as cheap in tbe Unitaxi distribute u-.tr with ;uiother, would mi_____ 1 iroducta of the earth among the people. °f corrwtinr what -Potatoes........ ’ But when you put them" * ‘ v “ Tether in a 2.hl?<-27 States as they are in England; are now • i/pririuctato about thev considered to be abuses'-' * is done at the expense of the few Bice................... weiuriy town you create the nec« 8.755.1W being sold in our stores at as low price* This y for other 1for the benefit of the many; at the ex­ How would such outside Interference £e thciaan’l iiu»n> of dbllare. Vast persons living with^hwft. *u„ nUulu hey would ] Tol»l......................................... 118,(136,^7 a» they can be purchased for in the pense of capital for the benefit of labors jd import u»t y- ::,.se product* are, if want churches fur religious worship be regarded in England if directed litores in Fngland. . •n and toluicco it will and clergymen to pn»ch:’schooT houM tfouid re’?' And this is as it should be, for it en­ O'lnstltutloM ? cler,,v,,,*>n *n -rwak. <____ *_ This applies to the cotton goods the ’ables man to be a man, and live as a this is commmed y. °°! duOT««rl» It as an ’ This is equal to 8575.652,113 in our MounJ th u ■ ,t \t rv small portion and teachers to instruct their childrenmoney. In 1860, twenty year* ago. for farmer usro for domestic purposes, 1human being ought to Uve,MOod in­ of i'ltsrlerence? .-due of the crops in carpenters, marons plasterers, and But when, u has bren. false hgurer are these ten articles of food which she im­ whether as clothing for himself and Itended he should live • r fax', the lust wjfc painters to build and keep the houses ased and untrue statement* are made ported she paid £43^37349. or. in our his family or that which he uses for The English system Jj^the contrary flnltcl < ours; It does not alm to protect labor, : which is prolaWy in repair; cabinetmakers to manufac­ tad books are published and circulated niohey. 82I2.W9^89. In 1875 thev had household purposes; to all descriptions pt : yearly average, ture furniture; shoemakers, tailors and taiung our people l>ased upon these increased to kVl.974,527, or. in our mon­ of household furniture; to the clock Ibut to protect capital as distinguished > labor; it do« not distribute ■>. :g products were hatters to make clothing; wheelwrights, false tiguna anil statements, for the ey, 8415,155.710; whilst in 1880 they bud that hangs on the wall; to the watch from blacksmiths and carriage and hanraro swelled to the enormous sum of 8575,­ that he carries fa bls pocket; to the ’wealth to the many, but to the few at makers; storekeepers, butchers and very purpose of arraying section 652.113. England to-dav has to face boots and shoes he wears; to the hat the I expense of the many. Its effect .?554,8Hrt.Ui3 takers to feed the people, and supply against section, and class against class these two dangers; one. the loss of the that covers his head; to all descriptions has 1 been to accumulate wealth in the it $n-ms to me that no language can be m‘«.u233» the necessaries of life; doctors and law­ market* of the world for her manufac- 'of wooden ware; to carriages, wagons, Ihands of capitalist*, to make the rich 2i.UM.WH yers, hackmen and day laliorera. You toowtriwg fa denunciation of such con­ tured commodltlea; the other, the ex- 1carta, barrows, harm«f, and all agricul- 1man richer and the poor man still more duct. \ iewed only as an attempt to I'Xi.KK.Hlfl must have banks and insurance offices. Instruct our people on a question of hauation of her resources in the pur tural machinery; to tools and imple­ >oort until they have arrived in Eng-x Nor is this all. There must be some chase of food to feed her people.ments including reapers, mowers, and at a condition in society which \ ZkrtJ-'12UA82.Sk) kind of government and men to earn political economy, without any mis­ It will thus be seen that what Eng­ threshers, rakes, rollers, plows, harrows, 'quite justified one pf her most able and ' •iXltWS. representation of facta, and without it on. Tour police, fires, light, water ulterior object. It would be a piece of land reoulres is cheap food and a mar­ cultivators, drills, forks, hoes, shovels, Igifted statesmen, when speaking of her ket for her manufactured commodities. ;spades and every other description of 1people in saying that they had on the and tax departments would require S2.I58.4IU .755 many men. Withall three ;md those great assurance on their part, it not an She equid then feed her people cheaply agricultural tools, implements and 'one end a grand and magnificent aris­ Tet^ insult to the intelligence of our people, ".reexported pro­ dependent upon them vou would swell l>ecause it assumes that we are incap­ and save tbe immense drain upon her machines. It also applies to much of 1tocracy and on the other a double-head­ if. il! thrx your city to not less than 63.000 people, . f only 82<a,4tf3.6bV; able of forming a correct Judgment for resources for food. And give employ­ the cutlery, crockery, glass and tinware 'ed pauperism. Urtstath'c' America, if you desire ment to her people. She would then that he uses, as well as his kettles, pots, .v?ar?'wa at home. The all of whom, either directly or indirect­ ourselves. make on both sides. She would save and pans; to all descriptions of edge 1this, then listen to these pretended •.-ottege-■' ’he al -ve product* ex- ly, would be dependent upon this one Would it not be just as well and L4tri r-,’> -r,i vf ,fl“l «>nsumed industry; and all of whom, every man. probably better in the end. If some of money in the purchase of food, and tools, including the axe. And in some -English friends of yours, and adopt i:h.:s;-, ■)’.• will be seen. woman and child, whether working in this misapplied effort and zeal on their make money on the labor ot her people. instances three things are even much ’their system—a tariff for revenue only; 3j; !i«-lthe buckwheat, beet*. the mill, attending school, engaged In part *Were directed toward alleviating Nothing will do so much toward ac­ chwipcr here than they are in England. 'or go still further, and adopt Free And as to food, whether bjead, meat. ’Trade pure and simple, not as they -xrcts, r-u.! । sr.t. «w»et potatoes, cab- building houses, making clothes, bak­ and helping the poor and oppressed complishing this result for her as the it, for although their writers have repeal of our tariff system and the con­ vegetables, or fruit, it is cheaper here have ' •<•,turnip-, ’•itn.itees, pumpkjn.% as- ing bread, tending the stores, minister­ people of Ireland and their own coun­ sequent destruction of our manufactor­ and in more abundance than in any :recommended it, and their statesmen MTig!.'- •gg-pknts, apples, j»eachre, ing to the sick, or performing police try,/ Including the agriculturists y ies. To bring this about England can have commended it to other nations. * country in Europe. .<41?: I smes. p’i; m-, g r qts. st ra wber- duty, would be fed by the farmer. Tli/re is a wide field for labor, quite well afford to spend money to establirii themselves have never adopted iu The ta-a and coffee he drinks are thev ' n--. ’ - •.•kfarrire, cranbey- Now, although not all gathered in one enough to occupy their time and to ex­ Cobden Clubs, engage writers, and cir­ cheaper here than fa England, for ।and no civilized nattdn ever has; and r/? ip-K’io. oob'iH. i^id other vegeta- city, so far as our State is concerned, ercise all their philanthrope without culate books in the United States; in a there these article* of everyday life :you will then have take«_the first step >and fruits « hich JH.'’/aised all over this one industry gives employment to wasting it on us. .James Redputh, In word, to do just what she is and has used by laboring men are taxed; and toward attaining a result, if not tho tkejcutryland which in value amount and supports, directly and indirectly, speaking recently of England’s conduct the poor man in England who earns ।same as theirs, still more disastrous to been doing. •a tie aggr/grie to millions of dollars this number of persons scattered and action toward the United States. We have seen what the gain would but a dollar a day, and drinks his cup :yourself and your country. If, on the -.rx.-, u •!.■ : which rouiparative- up and down in different location* of UM-d this significant language: “En­ be to England if she could but carrv of tea or coffee before he begins or at other hand, you wish to preserve your |yjjMki%’ise.v;- rt»n!, b-U all irocon- the state. And the farmers feed them. lightened selfishness should troeb us to ■out her schemes. Now let us look at tbe close of his day’s labor, pays just as 1own prosperity, and ‘ desire also to see iiairtath ' i ► If > ■ i take three into And so with every other manufactur­ suspect any policy our encmv advo­ the other ride and see what the effect much of this tax as the rich man who .your country continue prosperous and iojrtal-n’ifaer..’ will I* safe to say ing industry, not only in the State of cates." There never was a time when would be on us, and especially, on our drinks his cup of either at the begin- great, stand by the American System l Lit. -. ’.he agricultural products raised New Jersey, but in the whole United there Wils greater cause to suspect farmers and the agricultural industry ning or close of the day. of Protection which has placed the agri­ v wr fiuitiers :r the western and states; the farmer not only feeds them England than thepn-wnt on a question of tbe United States. 1 say our farm­ Now bow would the repeal of our 1culturists of the United States among : rtiem ‘tit-- i the Union. n<A more and ail those dependent upon them, but it was more to her interest to misrepre­ ers, because it is to the farmers that Protective system cheapen the price of 1the first in the world; has paid and Ele­ anti all the other persons who lire off of sent th;m the one we are considering. three appeals are made by the English. any of these things which 1 have enum­ vated labor; and made your own na­ . • ; . ■./ -itf they ralte them, whether as lawyers, doctors, It will be necessary to go very far to It is this class that they are trying to erated, and which comprise at least 'tion not only one of the moat civilized :>< : /•»• • . ■•.«/ at home. teachers, storekeepers, butchers, bakers, discover the motive for all this disin­ array against the manufacturers. We nine-tenths of all the manufactured ।and properous, but one of the most WLi.--’nr .bl Lut ■ undervalue Dor tailors, dressmakers, carters or mechan­ terested love on her part for our poor have seen that of the agricultural pro­ eommoditire our farmers taken as u !powerful and great, that exists on the farmers. ducts raised in the northern and west- whom purchase or use P They qre as 1earth. i.-ut uru- w.cv the foreign mar- ics. Newark, with its 136^08 inhabitants, The policy of our present tariff laws tern states more than ninety-one per cheap fa the United Stales at the pre­ W.bri«iltiv4te and < :icourage it a» The passers' Opportunity. :_..h m j. r-! • .uMgnitlcanoe is is madr up almort entirely ot j>eopie de­ is to protect lalxtr and industry. This cent is consumed in the country and sent time as they are fa England. Our is the American System. We have not mainly by the manufacturers and artis­ farmers are now paying no more for I'-stotti- ar::.«-r as compared with pendent upon manufactures. There .m* mark* ' ; tiie .'I.h takes not less are varied manufactures, embracing al­ the value of the manufactured com­ an s and those dependent upon them, them than the English farmer is pay- ' [h-.- < - st. and the other most every description of goods that the' modities of the country by the census whilst less than nine per cent, is ex­ ing for the same class and description of these goods. Is it IBcely that the _ — ight per cent, of his inventive genius of man can devise or of 1880. It is not yet entirely complet­ ported. Suppose, then, that you break down repeal would reduce the price? No conceive fi om a needle to an anchor. ed. But it Is supposed that it will Michigan Grangy Visitor: There poducu. are fanners of ability in this country­ Next to a fat tie and productive soil The yearly value of the manufactured amount to at least gflJXO.OUOJXXi. Bar­ the American system, and introduce one will pretend this. Supposethe English were to contfafie, men । who have succeeded not only a* •.-.’finurr reiiur .t uurkjtt in which products of this dty, as shown bv the ing the fiscal year 1881 we exported the English system, to wit, a tariff for : but who have shown them­ tapuedt • surplus pnxlure. His last census, amounts to B6fl.243.5i’>. from this country manufactured com­ revalue only,’in its place, and the re­ after the destruction of our -manufao- farmers । shrewd, capable business men MWJ CVU'-L fr-n. ai- airpius crops. Tne town rests upon its manufacturing modities amounting to S2Jl'.m0.238. sult which the English are working to turea, to sell to us nt the same prices selves Ha his am, and his potatoes Industry, and all the people in it are fed That would leave our manufactured accosnpliah follows, vit, the dretruo- they are now selling. The farmer whenever and wherever they have would have to pay tbe additional oust ■ tioD of our manufacturers Whui taken hold of any business enterpt be by the farmer. Bo with I'atterron. products consumed in to® rountrv for xre» amiu.oney him. Ilia in. of that of farming, and Mr. <r'M u aawti uprii tar uuml>er or ms NHfr£»*. and other ridfew tn CM tfate, the year IfWO about f6*?D.0001X». With would the consequence be, especially tp of shipment and transportation arrow outside —— ------other th{, Year ]v and increase of manufactured our farmers ? Suppose only one-half of the ocean, and this would to that ex­ Luce Is one of the number. He is still bead. !• deriveth4most from hl* m well•as citiea districtfall cnfsherK r . : •ertainand reliable over the eountrv. There are aeventwn commodHes it is not lilrly that even our manufacturers should go down and tent increase the price and make it just living on tlie same .arm where as a the — in.reasM exports there was lurt-t Tr i- ;• ■ .-.;.ary to make Ids citlro in New Jersey containing M4.7V3 with .... .— -r— -- --------— n- the rest remain. Your home market that much more than ho is ^uw paying. young man he turned the tint furrow But when they succeed in breaking ul renumerntive. people, nearly all of wkorn are eitb-r i less balance left at home for consump- would be destroyed to thb extent; The down our manufactures what security on land that never knew the plow be­ fore. lie has contfaued to cultivate operatives now employed when turned aud steady it lt> directly or indirectly /dependent upon tion and use during the year 1881. out could not purchase your product?. have you that they will continue to nell that land, and the addition-tl acres that lie. and the the inanufactoriea in them, and all of ] The whole amount of merchandise whom ore fed by the tarmera. i we imported for the year 1*80 was val- Their means to buy are ac»|uir«l in the us at the same prices they are now sell­ successful- farming enabled him to buy. •••turn. • for all those years feoin early manhood The manufactured commodities of ,-ued at S667.WH.<46. Of this not mon­ mills, and when the mills stop their pay ing? • >r market Tlie The price of manufactured commodi­ until -ffow exdrpt when engaged in would stop, and they could no longer : -r Is that which New York and Brooklyn alone, ns j than 450 millions were manufactured purchase. What then would I* done ties like agricultural products, depends somq public businerfi tfmtrequired his ' ■ r'-fa to market; shown bv the last census, amount year-'! commodities. .Supposing that the whole with tlieproducts which thev now take? very much upon the supply and de­ tebiporary absence.' Few meh of his market the leas iv to WlLWfl.m andprobat.lv the mnn-; ot these were consumed here, it oriy Would England take them? She would mand. By the destruction of the man­ ability in this btat<4 or oat of it. have ! ;arketi| nearer ufactured products within a radins ol 1 forms about revin per rent of the man- then as now take just what she requir­ ufacture in the Uaited States you proved their devoUbn to the farmer twentv niilro from where I now Mind ufactured products ujil and co!isuni<sl ’. hence less ex­ ed to fretl her own people, and no more. would lessen the supply here and tn- and agricultural iiuj/rovemeut in tho ' home, is more amount nearly to eight hundred p;il-’ in the country. I The market at home would be glutted cre.ute the demand there. Our people field and on the platform as has Farm­ Trie prople of a lions ot dollar.. And Ilin tt«<- c«i<« Istlcs «l-f“'J'-’1' bv this excess, and the pricre would go would then have to buy of England er Luce. •• -• ------ ------ ----- abfa that the percentage of the foreign •artpry must l>r and towns all over the country, mudu manufactured products imported and down, and the Englhh could then fill what they now make at home. This All business affairs, whether of a up maiulv as they are of manufactur ­ would give England just this many public or private iature. have l>een m. calculate with ■ consumed here was any larger than it their orders at the reduced price-at ers. merchants, artificers, and those de ­ ./•iry as t.. what probably one-half they now have to more customers than she now has, and managed with tbe siune successful re­ ■ was for the year 1880. she would require this quantity more sults that have marked his farm life. loreigu mai- pendent upon them, that make and con­. We have, then, the astounding result Cyrus G. Luce li a man of broad ■ ; d< pendent up­ stitute the home market for tiie farmer.■ that of the manufactured commodltlew P?Iow would this benefit the farmer? of manufactured commodities to sup­ as well as other The product is furnished by lire fann­ used in this country less than eight per The Western farmer who owns a farm ply the demand. This, according to all views, pronounced opinions and ac­ the laws of trade, would put up the er; the price is paid by the consumer i.' harvest should . cent are Imported, and more than nine­ containing two hundred acres could not price, and tbe Western farmers and knowledged ability wherever known and that means in Hcoresofthe rural b to iimkr up the and constitutes the farmer's income. ty-two per cent are manufactured here. than raise one single bushel more of >toibegdod they The manufacturers, by giving employ­. How was it thirty years ago? It has corn or wheat than he dore now. Sup­ others would have to pay this advance districts of Michigan. While not offensively aggressive in • f'lr.eign market ment to labor, create the consumers,. been comtfutedahat of the mbnufac- posing his crop of wheat to be 2.GU0 or increase of price upon all the manu­ any body of men of which be is a com­ eltsnMitS which imd protection builds up the manufac­• lured comiiRxtfcs then used in the bushels, and his corn to be 3,000 bushels, factured goods which they require. No one understands this better than ponent part, his natural qualities of :t id one. Other tories; hence it follows that the more. country ninety pr rent « en- tnirfe one year with another. Today he Lord Derby and our other English leadership have always brought him to we to supply, manufacturers vou have the more con­. abroad, the larger portion, m England. could get 31.600 for the one. and 81.500 friends. Now suppose all this should ey tan undersell sumers there will be, and the more ex­t and only about ten pericent were man- for the other. That would make the l»e brought about. England would the front He stanife to-day before the • people of Michigan .us a capable repre­ of them and not tended and better tbe farmer’s both as■ ufactured at home. And **th this gross receipt* from these two staples then have accomplished what she is sentative of the Agricultural class, to tbe quality required and the price he; great and astonishing change, and the 81,100. Now suppose, from tho destruc­ striving to attain, namely, cheaper food nominated for the important office of Fro:n this i>r ■' r W It will be will Is? aide to obtain. Therefore, as has. large increase in tbe consumption of tion of the manufacturers and the glut to feed her people and a mon- extended Sovernor, and we believe not wholly ^•n that th- h..5u ■«rket is the farm- seen, when you protect the manufactur­। manufactured commoditirt since that In tbe market, you only reduced the and letter market in which to sell her ependent on the political party that *? * main dvj.. ; ■ It buys more er you help the the farmer; and you can1 period, we have this andit onal result, price one-fourth,(but.the chancre are manufactured commodities. She would nominated him for fihat support, which >•**£ Jjt,' ; oi all he has to sell. not help tbe one without benefiting the that the reduction would be much that nearly everv kind be enabled to sell much more and at we trust will in tbe lyear of grace, 1886, •’ 1* »0ri- M>j.; • «nd greater.) what would be tbe result ? ure; there- other. better prices, and save in the food she give ns a farmer governor of rare Phrt;.,. ,1c is nearer to him, There is another element that cornea it was thirty or even He would lose about 3800. Tho crow now has to buy, and her gain would be executive ability. thtr-f,,,..... • a to transport to in here; our system is one of protection' ‘'Ttarau't’^^tameroroiircoun- which to-day are worth 83.100 would enormous. It would amount to hun­ This is the। fanners’ opportunity— ItfoUmrc »ij, then be worth only 82,300. To this ex­ it. that in the interest to labor. The protection we give goes dreds of millions of dolines every year. the farmers’ campaign, and the condi­ « «pieulmre . «Sthlng should be indirectly into thep ®keta of the opera­, try may be .monied up •» follow.. OT tent the farmer would lose and to this This would not be tributeto tbe East­ tions not only all favor but demand extent England would gain; in other r3*’ t- htiuniin tives; it ‘ enables »e «nanufactuw to the crops he raises, outride of *nd imTease this SoSttoe farmer would* loss 8800 in ern manufacturers that we should then the election of the’ farmer candidate. pay more to labor. Hence it is that our, and cotton, ninety-two per t. ta con­ thing the state can.............................. paying, but tribute to England; and No duty is now more obligatory on the selling and England would save just :,:orc benefit to the operatives as a whole are paid wagro sumed at home, and not more than no class of society woald pay more of farmers of this 8tat« than that of doing toth-<‘ illr/,'■”Uv’’ t!utier' tend to nrorl) doable what they are paid in eight per cenL ia exported; and he am that much in buying. But this Is not riL What is to be­ this tribute than the farmers of Ameri­ some earnest work to secure the elec­ u«! riiint 'vl manufacture#, EnglxiuL Receiving more <••£» for b?y aB tbe manufactured commodities ca. And any tax or duty they now tion of their candidate. Failing in come of the people who are out of empay or all the taxes of every kind this the farmers of this state confess vineat then hie work, a laborer In thia country Uvea he requires for less than he could twenWmSLrni n'r:' ’h° f“r®er-the better than a like laborer In tv-five years ago, before the present prowhich they now pay, tf put toother, their willingness to occupy an inferior ** Dt> I*, than the Eastern larm- >a better houaed. better c otbed. and will tell you they are to go to farming. would not amount to the one-half of place in all the affairs of government. better fed. He beoomee therefore a them even chwper be This is what they expect them to do, this tribute which they would then be We can not believe Michigan farmers ^ep-foffi^roo^yto and this in point of fact would be the paying to England. For everything will bring iu such a verdict against I* protected. better euatomer to the farmer. ■ *w3dhri^"UJ un“OQ* that Ing more Krtcaltural pmducu than a only pursuit most of them would turn thev had to sell thev would get less, themselves next November. look over the exports from our country to. NO persons understand this ]»etter and for everything they had to buy of mnX, ..or ^to-iuruge him in bis like laborer In BnglanA Germany is to-day England’s most •stnS u, I;r>s|hI* aid should be oneratlvea In the United btatee con KfcSS iuolrte. of our manufactured commodities they would »Sme at leaat a third more a«rleultural Ki connnoditiee. We are sending to than our English friends. Indeed it is have to pay moreformidable European rival for manu­ 1110 imulate his efforts a part of their scheme as far as thev And the farmer would not be the facturing suprematv. So long as Ger­ .v®Pa<'uJr 10 produce, product, than a like number of opera- other nations yearly our agricultural caEto turn all three people intoagricub implements, including fanning mills, turiri*. If they should succeed in this only one to suffer. Tbe loro would fall many had free-trade or tariff for reven­ i-inr S win‘,u!,t l”; thrown around ue only, she stood little "hanci- to com­ ^'iSoM^T ' ra I,r°t«tive duty horse powers, mowers and the effect would be still more to glut upon others afi well. The whole coun­ pete with tbe accumulated wealth and it fw h?? J1? 3t,lte shoulrt i^P0* plows. culUvaiora, forks, hoes, tbe market and still more to depress try would lose, and tbe loro would be experience of the English. Tbe sagac­ almost beyond computation, not only riHgfK. carts, cotton goods, rri 1 bK ■ 0Ur i*WB prices. These people who are now in tbe skrinkage of tbe value of our ious Biamark perceived this, and at sik nJ? ' ***f*’,iwiy with thia among the l«ret customers of Uxe farm­ once aecured the adoption of vigorous th* folSritoT01 4riffi*W8 impose ers would become producers instead of agricultural product*, but in tbe dimi­ and rigorous protective measure,. The lrottTtlve du^« °uf EXr. Hralnat the ^jsumero; sellers Instesd of buyers; nution of our manufactured commodi­ ties. In the latter alone, if there should result haa been a inoet extraordinary J P«xlucts: Rice clean­ industry of the coaD,tJ^nln^°th.{'our competitors instead of customers. ind listrial awakening in Germany. * tthei I*' FJUnr|; whc,lt> 20 otote England haa been P>«Jjl“ln*nd “ Cur arms, nails, Indian rubber The wealth of the farmer consist* in be only one-fourth of our manu­ rv lam ns aaddlery. harness, oigans, the number of bushels be raisre; bis factories stopped, the direct loro would Manufacturing luss doubled. By gov­ Mid-Ss. “ corB> 10 <*nfa P« ernment aid to German commerce, the > 15 anta 10 <«nta per bushel; rye, nower to buy upon the price he can ob- amount to nearly if not quite 2,000 German flag is now seen on almost *~ nr—- fu*wing machinery. housenolu gS'iii the prt« l> wuUlrf very lullUoM of dollars a year. No civilized country has been or will every sea, and her ships are carrying ^SKrk, unw« much by the ,upl>ly end the supply i» greater than the demand be prosperous and groat without a di­ the products of German factories to versity of Industrial pursuit*. You every land. This rise of German inthl !X gore down; if .the supply men do les* tbe price goes up. But our English might as well expect prosperity for the■ dustry is viewed with serious alarm la le^; fSjn®1* 10 20 per-cent; •entwithout «ny P^^i w friends would say alter you repeal your fanners of a eountrv If they were all toi England, and she is redoubling her ef•“"iuSrturld’ S' p'*DHlt: tobacco, “d ^MfhPbM hsd the effect grow but one crop, (com, for instance,, forts to secure free trade in America. tWraS }*’ pound; nianufflcturer. which ““ “MuI>ctured protective system you c*n buy all your j and as to expect nation hoping to find here a market for goods _ , nothing --.kt— else.)la. •«»««« a a.nation manufactured commodities in England t0'*nl«. In xdSllOT to a to put up manufarturro comm^.«« prosperous and great if all tbe width German competition has forced thev would mauuinavlnr. Tli ST 1 Sople >» U> but ou. out ,aw '-•nto p« P»°^: out ot of otter other n^keu. market*. ^“ttUp-pouEi on TflTLEMENT. jif ProtBCtion AffECts thfi Foer. JSTfSZfik “LTiS. ■^r^^eSTl.’S^ thecate �Blaiie’s Great Sjrt. the amount of saving* in Maine for the of course, still engaged in agricultural two periods shows that in January. work, but thousands and tens of thoasr 1801. the people had iraa than 81 dOD.OOO irnds. and in fact hundreds of thousand.-*, in bank, while in January. 1886, the have entered and are entering the me­ people had over830.000,000 la bank. chanical and semi-mechanical field. Whit Democrats Have Done. During this period it must be remem­ They are making pig and bar Iron in bered that the increase of population in Tennessee and Alabama. They are HE TELLS OF THEIR ATTITUDE ON tbe nine states has been at>out 35 per manufacturing cotton in Georgia and oenL, while the increase of deposits in the Carolinas, They are brick-layers THE TABXFF, THE FISHERIES Having* banks has been at the rate of and plasterers everywhere; they are AND OTHER QUESTIONS. 800 per cent. carpenters and painters; they ore blackIt must be remembered that 75 per smiths; they make wagons nnd carta; Following is the speech of Hon. Janies G. Blaine, in opening the Maine cent, of this vast sum belongs to the they nuike cigars; they tan leather and republican campaign, at Lake Sebago, wageworkers. The vast number of de­ moke harnees; they are firemen and pi­ positors may be inferred from the fact lots on river boats; thev caulk vessels August 24th, before a large audience: A new administration of the national that in Maine, where the aggregate in southern porta; they lay railroad Sovernment ia usually unvexed in its population is less than 700.000, tiie 836.­ track; they aro switchmen and section rst year except by the importunities 000,000 of deposits are divided among men on the line and firemen on locomo­ and the disappointments of its own sup­ 110JXX) persons, showing that about one tives. In fact, they are generally en­ porters. The people at large give small in six of the total population is a depos­ tering all the avenues and channels of heed for the time to public affairs, and itor and that the average to each is skilled labor. Of course they are un­ the discussions of political issues is left nljout 8330. derpaid. They receive far less than has The figures with which we are deal­ been paid in years past to northern me­ as ajsomewhat perfunctory task to op­ posing partisans in congress. This sea­ ing have lieen confined to the nine states chanics for similar work. They tire son oi apparent indifference is caused named because in 1861 the manufactur­ able to take no part in making laws for in part by the natural ebb of the tide ing done in this country was mainly their own protection, and they are con­ which Mowed so high in the preceding confined to these. But the thousand sequently and inevitably unable to national election and in part also by the millions of savings by the workers maintain a fair standard of wages or to American instinct of fair play which within their borders become still more receive a fair proportion of their proper demands that the party freshly installed significant, as an ecnomic fact, when earnings. may have free opportunity and full we remember that since 1881 the great I do not dwell on this subject at time to lay out its ground and mature body of north western states under the length, though it could easily be pre­ its measures. This period of popular inspiring influence ot a protective tariff sented in aggravating detail. I men­ have in turn developed an enormous inaction is thus not only advantageous tion it only to place it before the labor for rest, but it prepares those who are aggregation of manufacturing indus­ organizations of the north, with this the ultimate arbiters in all matters of tries. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, question addressed to them—Do you public concern to give patient hearing Wisconsin, are no longer devoted to ag­ S»e that you can permanently to fair argument when the time arrives riculture solely, but have a mass of tain in the northern states one manufacturing industries larger in ag­ scale of prices, when just beyond au for popular discussion. The approaching election of a govern­ gregate value than all the manufact­ imaginary line on the south of us a far or, of four representatives to a new ures in all the states of the union on the different scale of prices is paid for la­ congress,' and a legislature that shall day Mr. Lincoln was first inaugurated. bor? The colored mechanic of the And yet another comparison may south is not so skillfull a workman nor choose a senator of the.United States, revives the interest in political topics in be mode still more embairussing to the so intelligent a man as you are, but if Maine and subjects to inquiry the vari­ free trade doctrinaries and more he will lay brick in a new cotton facto­ ous issues which separate our people difficult for them to answer. While ry in South Carolina at half tbe price into distinct political parties. Have the the American working men in nine you are paid, if he will paint and plas­ old differences between the republican stabs, working under a protective tar­ ter It at the same low rate, he is inevi­ and democratic organizations been ad­ iff, have over a thousand millions of tably erecting an industry which, if the justed, or have they grown more palpa­ dollars in savings banks, the vastly same rate of wages be maintained ble :md more pronounced? Are the Eater mass ot working wen in Eng- throughout, will drive you out of busi­ d. Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, the ness or lead you to the gates of his own questions over which the republicans and the democrats have wagol a long whole united kingdom, all working un­ poverty. contest to be no ^abandoned? Is liti­ der free trade have leas than four hun-j The situation is therefore plainly dis­ gation in the court of public opinion tn dred millions of dollars in the aggre^ cernible and demonstrable, viz: First— be discontinued and a settlement effect­ gate both in the savings banks and If the democratic party shall succeed, ed by entering “neither party" on the postal banks. These figures and these as they have been annually attempting people's docket? Or, on the other hand, dollars are the most persuasive of argu­ for twelve years past, in destroying the do the American people just now begin ments, and the conclusion they teach is protective tariff, the artisans of the to see with dearer vision the aims and so plain that the running man may United States will be thrown into direct competition with the highly skilled and intentions, the methods and tbe meas­ read. mfeerably paid labor of Europe. Sec­ ures of each party, and are they wak­ THE LABOR QUESTION. ing to a new and more earnest struggle The leading feature in the Industrial ond—If the democratic party shall be over policies that are irreconcilable, field of 1885 and 1886 is the dlscxmtent able to bold control of the national over measures that are inherently and among the men who earn their oread Everoment, the colored laborer in B southern states will remain inevitably in conflict? Let us inquire by skilled and by unskilled labor. Un­ of these things in a spirit of candor. easiness and uncertainty are' found on where the southern democrats have Saeed him politcally. subject all sides. There are wisty aims among THE TARETFF J*0UCY. the' wiy of the white man, many and with not a fow there Is aim­ It is in- the first place especially lessness with ita inevitable result of dis­ unable to fix the price or command the value of his labor. The colored man vi irthy of observation that in the his- appointment and discouragement The tory.bf taduslrial questions no party in man who could by any prescription re­ will, therefore, under those conditions time of peace has ever been more unit­ move this discontent and at once re­ and influences, remain a constant quali­ ed in support of a policy than is the re- store harmony and happiness would be ty in the labor market, receiving inade­ Bublican tn support of a protectve tar- philosopher, patriot and statesman. quate compensation for his own toll, f to-day. At the late session of con­ The man who professes to be able to do and steadily crowding down the com­ gress a measure known as the Morrison it will generally prove to lie a com­ pensation of white labor, if not to his tariff bill, designed to first weaken and pound of empiricism and ignorance. own level yet far below its just and ad­ ultimately destroy the protective policy, Butin the end, perhaps by toilsome equate standard. At every turn, therefore, whether it was resisted by so compact an organiz­ paths, with many blunders and some ation of the republican members that a wrongs, no one need doubt that sound be in exposing the white American single vote from New York and two and just and righteous conclusions will laborer to the danger of European com­ petition by destroying the protective or three votes from Minnesota were all be reached. Perfect freedom to test that broke the absolute unanimity of the virtues and secure the advantage of tariff, or whether it be in reducing the the party. And this was rendered, still organization, to exert strong power wages of the white man by unfairly more striking by the tact that tbe or­ though combinations are certainly making the colored laborer his fatal gans of Republican opinion in New among the common rights of all men competitor In all the fields of toil, the York and Minnesota dwJare that these under a republican government. La­ democratic party nortn and south ap­ exceptional votes were adverse to the bor associations have lhe same sanction pears as the enemy of every interest of wishes of a large majority of those who and the same rights that any form of the American workman. With that elected the dissenting members. incorporation may ataume—subject, as party placed in full power and with all On the other hand, the vast majority all must be, to the condition that the ita measures achieved, the wages of the of tlie democrats supported free trade arsons and property of others shall be American laborer will fall as certainlv side of the question; but a small mino­ respected. It to well for every dlizen as effect follows cause. rity. uniting with the republicans, of a free government to keep before his THE FI9HEEY QUESTION. found themselves able defeat the eyes and in .'his thoughts the honored The fishery dispute between the measure. Thereupon. the democratic maxim that the “liberty of one man United States and Great Britain has papers quite generally throughout the must always end where the rights of passed through many singular phases country denounced the recusants as un­ another man begin." in the last seventy years but never be­ I have no new nostrums to offer for fore. I think, was it surrounded with faithful to the creed ot their party. Mid the journal in New Y ork which Is said the cure of labor troubles. I have no such extraordinary circumstances as we to redact the views of the national ad­ quack remedies to propose. I am a find existing at this moment Before ministration go,, e formal notice to all firm believer in the effipacy of the pro­ discussing the merits of the American democrats, north or south, who lean tective tariff, and I can look back with case it may be Interesting to recall the towards the policy of protection, that Htreoe satisfaction to my record in con­ process by which the question has been they must revise their opinions or leave gress as never blotted by a single vote placed in ita present attitude. the party, because with their views that was not friendly to tlie interests of On the 31st day of January, 1885, sev­ they can find no sympathy in democrat­ American labor. I never promised any­ eral months before tbe fishing season of ic ranks and no standing room on dem­ thing when I was a candidate for a that year began. President Arthur is­ public office, and now as a private citi ­ ocratic platforms. sued a proclamation giving notice to These leading facts indicate that the zen 1 have no temptations to flatter any the people that the fishery articles of the policy ot protection versus free trade is man or state anything else than the treaty of Washington (1871) had, accoran issue shaped and determined no simple truth as I see the truth. It to in ording to the conditions of the treaty, longer by sectional preference-but has this spirit that I offer some suggestions bpen formally terminated. The Presi­ become general and national—affording which seem to me worthy of attention dent made the result that would flouJ‘ a distinct, well marked line of division under the existing situation of the la­ from this action plan and unmistakable between the republican and democratic bor question. by warning all citizens of the United parties. 1 do not recall these facts as In what may be termed the political States that “none of the privileges se­ preparatory to an analytic discussion of creed of the various labor organizations cured to them by these articles will ex­ the protective system, but with the view I have observed some singular omis­ ist by July 1st, 1885." This termination of applying them to certain* current sions of pertinent and, as I think, con­ of tbe treaty had been decreed by an movements and current events. trolling facte—facta which in a spirit overwhelming vote of both branches of . The hostility of the democratic party of friendship and candor 1 beg to point congress and was now made final and to protection has entailed upon tbe coun­ out I read a few days since, in a creed effective by the lYesident's proclama­ try a vast loss, and has in many ways put forth by an association of knights tion. This course had been earnestly obstructed the progress and develop­ of labor in another state, a recital of 18 desired by the American fishermen, ment of certain sections. Since the fi­ distinct ends which they desired to have was fully understood by them, and was nancial panic of 1873 and the contem­ secured or maintained by national leg­ completed without protest from a sin­ poraneous solidification of the southern islation. Among these there was not gle citizen of the United States. vote, the democratic party has, with the slightest mention of a protective Five weeks after President Arthur’s the exception of b single congress, held tariff. That might have been acciden­ proclamation was issued, his term control of the house or representatives. tal; or it might have implied a perfect closed, and with the new administra­ The power to originate revenue bills sense of safety in regard to the contin­ tion Mr. Bayard became secretary of has been exclusively in their hands, and uance of the tariff; or it might have state. In three or four days after he they have used it to the confusion, the meant that those who proclaimed the had been installed in office the British detriment, in many instances to the de­ creed are indifferent to the fate of pn> minister, the Hon. Sackville West, sub­ struction of new enterprises through­ tection. mitted a proposal to continue the recip­ out the union. Confidence once shaken In any event it would be well for the rocal fishing arrangements until Janu­ is hard to restore, and the schemes of labor organizations to diligently inquire ary 1,1880. After a brief correspond­ improvement which have been aban­ and ascertain how the wages of labor ence Mr. Bayard accepted the offer. In doned within the past ten years on ae-’ in the U. 8. can be kept above the rate other words, Mr. West and Mr. Bavard count of the uncertainty of our revenue of wages in England. Germany and mode a treaty of their own by which laws constantly menaced by the demo­ France on the same articles of manu­ American fishermen were to be allowed cratic party ia congress would have facture without the intervention of pro­ to fish in British waters six months caused prosperity and happiness in tective duties? With the present longer, and British fishermen should many communities which have felt the cheap modes of interchange and trans­ freely fish in American waters for. the portation of all commodities, I inquire same period. When Mr. West first pro­ discouraging influence of dull times. Tbe democratic party ia constantly of these gentlemen how, under the rule posed this extension of time, in his note using the comparative dullness in busi­ of free trade, can wages in the U. 8. be of March 12, he based his suggestion ness, which their own course in con­ kept above the general standard of Eu­ solely upon the generous ground that gress for twelve years has largely de­ ropean wages? I do not stop for the as the treaty would terminate during veloped. as an argument.against the detail of argument, I only desire to the fishing season, ‘ considerable hard­ policy of protection. But It is worth lodge the question in the minds of the ship might be occasioned to American while to compare the condition of tbe millions of American laborers who have fishermen if they were compelled to de­ country in this year of grace with its it in their power to maintain protection sist fisning at that time." This exact condition the year before the republi­ or to inaugurate free trade; who have point had been foreseen, had been care­ cans succeeded in enacting their first it in their power to uphold the party of fully considered by congress, bv the president, by the state department, and . protective tariff.- In tbe nine states protection or the party of free trade. Another portentious fact has been by the American flahermen themselves. which still do the larger amount of manufacturing for the country, and omitted—bo far as I have observed— In popular parlance, they had “discount­ which did it nearly all a quarter of a from tbe -xmsideration and judgment ed it and were fully prepared for it, century ago. it is interesting and in­ of the labor organizations. They seem when to their exceeding surprise the structive to compare their financial to have taken little or no heed of the British minister seemed to be moved conditions at the beginning of 1861 and existence of more than a million and a with compassion for their possible suf­ at the beginning ot 188*3. The states half of ablebodied laborers in thesouth ferings. Apparently without any oth­ referred to are the six of New England, ^•ith dark skins but with expanding in­ er motive tnan disinterested benevo­ with New York. New Jersey and Femi- tellect, increasing intelligence and lence, Mr. West was anxious to allow sylvania. In 1861 the country present­ growing ambition. While these men them six months more of that precious ed a condition brought about by nearly were slaves, working in the corn and time which the Halifax commission an entire generation of free trade, and cotton fields, in the rice swamp* and on had declared to be worth to American the aggregate amount which the peo­ the sugar plantations of the south, the fishermen a half million dollars per an­ ple had accumulated in their savings skilled laborer of the northern states num. tanks during that long period was less felt no competition from them. But But reading a little farther in thia rethan Si<k),(lOU,OOO. In the same states slncj they became free men there has on the first day of January, 1885, the iieen a great change in.the variety and aggregate amount in the savings banks skill of tiie labor performed by colored from motives of pure generosity to­ was tUMWMJOO. The differeooe In men in the aouth. The great ma® are. wards American fishermen was really name idantIHM with justice mu! wL reduced to writing. ** he received » large consideration for leaving British waters open to Ameri­ can fishermen six months longer. The consideration wks a pledge trom Mr. Bayard under data of J une IK 1885 that the president would “recommend tiie aonointmfnt of commission in which the governments of the United Stat« and Great Britain shall be respectively represented, charged with a considera­ tion and settlement upon a just, equita­ ble and honorable basis of the entire question of the fishing righto of the two government*! and of their respective citizens on the coasts of the United States and British North America. The stipulation was definite and reduc­ ed to writing that “in view and in con­ sideration of such promised recommen­ dations by the president the British would for the ensuing six months en­ force no restrictive regulations against American fishermen. In addition to all this Mr. Bayard gave significant intimation to Mr. West that the refund­ ing the duties meanwhile collected un­ der our custom laws upon Canadian fish might be brought before the commis­ sion thus promised. Accordingly, in the following Decem­ ber. six and a half months after Mr. Bayard's memorandum pledgethat the president would make the recommenda­ tion to congress. the president actually did incorporate it in bis annual message and gave in language which was a transcript verbatum ot the words which Mr. Bayard gave to Mr. Weal. It would certainly be apart from my desire to pass any personal criticism upon the president, of whom I wish at all times to speak in terms of respect, but viewing this as a public question and speaking only with the freedom of a private citizen, I must express my be­ lief that this transaction wax through­ out most extraordinary and unprece­ dented and altogether beyond his prop­ er power for a secretary of state in the recess of congress to rerive any part of a treatv which congress had expressly terminated; it was extraordinary for a secretary of state to begin negotiations for the renewal of a treaty which every department of government had just united in annulling; it was extraordin­ ary for a secretary of state to enter into a trade with a foreign minister for a present benefit to be paid for by the fu­ ture action of the government, and moat of all was it extraordinary that a pledge should be given to a foreign government that the president of the united States should In the futuremore than a half year distant—make a specific recommendation, on a specific subject, in specific words, to the con­ gress -of the United States. • That pledge was given and was held in the British foreign office iu London, and it took from the president all the power of reconsideration which the lapse o! time and tbe change of circumstances might suggest and impose. Il robbed lhe president pro hoc wee of his liberty ks an executive. He was no longer free to insert in his annual message of December what might then seem ex­ pedient on the question of tbe fisheries, but was under honorable obligations to insert, word for word, letter tor letter, the exact pecominendatma which the secretary of state in the proceeding month of June had promised and pledged to tbe British ministry. The matter presents a curious speculation in the working of our government. What, for instance, could or should tbe president have done, if before the date of his annual message he had become convinced, as a large majority of the senate were convinced, that it was not expedient to organize an international commission on the fisheries. He would then have found himself i-mtiarassed tioa—then at tho head of the British foreign oibcr, acknowledged that tbe ground taken by England in regard to the Bar of Fundy was indefensible, the Canadian position was reversed and the bay was reopened to American fish­ ermen. But the design of coercing lhe United States into opening her markets to Can­ adian fishermen was not abandoned. In 1852 a fresh and determined series of hostilities was begun against American fishermen. A naval force was sent out from England, and the whole coast ot Nova Scotia was guarded by the guns of the royal navy—thirteen war vessels patroling the fishing grounds. It waa again proclaimed that the three miles limit of the treaty of 1818 was not three, miles from the shore, but three miles outside of a line trom headland to headland of bays. This construction of the treaty would place tbe American fishermen in many places thirty miles from shore, instead of three, as providby treaty. Mr. Everett had pertinently reminded the British that by this con­ struction “ the waters wblcn wash the entire southern coast of Nova Scotia from Cape Sable to Capo banco—a distance of three hundred miles—might constitute a bay from which .the Unit­ ed States fishermen would be excluded.” In other words, the argument of Mr. Everett showed that-the British con­ struction. if admitted, would destroy all Amenean rights Intended <to be guarded and guaranteed under the provisions of the treaty. When the attempt of 1852 was made to enforce the “headland** construction of the treat)*. Mr. Webster was secretarv of state, in the administration of Mr. FUlmore. In an official paper over hi« own signature, Mr. WeUter recorded his opinion that the British construc­ tion of the treaty “ia not conformable to the intentioua of' the contracting parties.” Those are weighty words, and spoken by Mr. Webster, they give an almost authoritative construction to the treaty, it is certainly not discour­ teous. or invidious to say that in legal ability, especially on points both of constitutional and internation­ al law. Mr. Webster's opinion.is entitl-i ed to more weighty consideration than that of any British official who was then dealing or who has since dealt with the fishery queetion. Mr. Webster's official proclamation, from which I have quoted, was Issued on the 6th of J uly, 1852. A fortnight later ba addressed a large audience trom the front door of his house at Marshfield, and then he spoke with en­ tire freedom. “The treaty of 1818,” said Mr. Weister, “was made with the crown of England. If an American fishing vessel & captured by one of her vessels of war, the crown of England la answerable: but it is not to be expected that the United States will submit their rights to be adjudicated in the petty tribunals of the provlncea, or that we shall allow our own vessels to be seized by constables and other petty of­ ficers, and condemned by the munici­ pal courts of Quebec and Newfound­ land. New Brunswick or Canada. • ••»•• In the meantime be as­ sured that the fishing interest will not i>e neglected by this administration un­ der any circumstances. The fishermen shall lie prot&ted in all of their rights of property and in all their rights of occupation. To use a marblehead phrase, they shall be protected “hook and line, bob and sinker.” Mr. Webster fell 111 verv soon after these vigorous expressions’and the ne­ gotiations passed into other hands aud were adjusted finally by the reciprocity treaty of 1851; The operation of that was highly injurious to American fish­ ermen. Before ita termination in our government refused to miew it £OW«r whlrtUc < niKd“uU‘ ul?’ tion. We sha?awMtth?« 7,.tutru'■ hope if not the expectation that he’wm leave his country in a better at the close of the negotiation bM thin far f..r*h?rU' ht HELATIONS WITH MEXICO ’ • Another International trouble endurance of Canadian ontr-uJ t AnwrlcrihS unnecmary and undignifled di- There to no adequate cause for the onstrutton. I do nol stop JIhi. tonyrate th, precis tin, th, Unpruonmrat of Mr. c, know that we .annul without 1..J character for honor and d>H.|rv , ' onrn~ott.Uon.wlth thriu lhKt wlieQ 1 ’nited State wreed to a. cept arbitration a, the uSTitu, ‘ vSI ■>“' «*■“ ‘'I®'d Urn with England we cl,„, UOJ„ bond, to the pubUr opbu<m ot th. world to offer arVitraUon u, Mv welt er power as the means of sHtlimr ilitii enftta ta where adjust them by direct negotiation y elusion we place ouraelvts in Un. dta. S ’n °r HrUtat tion with a strong power and resorting to force with a weak power. 1 nmsu* no American citizen of self-rwnert dr- that degradation. For th*- i nitei States to attack Mexiro without givi£ her an opportunity to be hard an impartial tribunal or arbitration would be for a great nation of unlimit­ ed no wer to put herkdf to open shame before the world. \ Thera could not. fellow citizens in tny judgement. Im- a more depiorabh event than a war between the Unitel States and anv oilier republic of Amer­ ica. The United States must lie regard­ ed as the eldest sister in that lumifv of commonwealths. Even in the d*v oi our weakness, we gave aid and comfort to them in their struggle far independ­ ence. and let us not tail now to cultivate friendly and intimate relation* with . them.. Refraining from war bursehr. we shall gain the Influence that will en­ able ua to prevent war among them-*© S. peace shall be assured and perpeton this continent. If ] recall anv jjf my own participation in jpibiic affairs with special satisfaction it is that I endeavored and almost succeed­ ed in having the American republics assemble in a peace congress in or-ter that war between nations on this conti­ nent should be made impossible. War in any direction would prove a great calamity to the United St&ttt-but war forced on Mexico wquld be a chummarked in an especial degree by cruelty THIIin PAETY PIIOHIBITIOXI-'T!-, The pending contest is marked -by , the presenc^rf a third party, orgi ns ita leaders say. to enforce the prohi­ bition of the liquor traffic in Maine. There are some singular feHtnres per mining to this movement. The repub­ lican party in Maine front lh»; day o! Ita organization has been pledge! to prohibition —enacting the princip.il statute now in force in 185. 8, and since amending it from year to year «* the leading temperance men requested. The changes to make it more effective have averaged nearly one for every year since the original law was pu.-^:. ' The third party in their convention . of duty to the dtlzena of the United nited States in the ensuing December. Congress could not be induced to concur in the president’s rec­ ommendation for an internation­ al commission on the fisheries, and so the scheme for which Mr. Bayard and Mr. West had made such extraordinary preparations came to naught. It would have l>een strange indeed if any other result had been reached. Congress had for several years been diligently endeavoring to free the country from the burden of the treaty provisions respecting the fisher­ ies, and it could not be expected that ttiey would willingly Initiate measures for a new treaty that would probably in the end be filled with provisions as odious and burdensome to the Amerl can fishing interest as those from which they have just escaped. As soon as It became evident that congress would not accept the proposal for a commission, the government of the dominion of Canada, with the pre­ sumed approval of the emperiol goveminent, begun a series of outrages up­ on American fishing vessels and fishing craws-seeklng ln. ev®7 W»J’to destroy their bt“ineM and to deprive them of their fishing rights. That course con­ tinues to this day and is adopted by the Canadian government with the deliber­ ate mtenUon and obvious expectation or forcing concessions from this gov­ ernment. A few facto in the long con. troveray over the fishery, question may be pertinently recalled as bearing on the present situation. Ut us frankly admit at the outset that we aro governed in the matter bv the terms of the treaty of 1818. Of the injustice ot which this country was l.he v,cll®^efore that treaty was ratified, we need not here and now ; *«*Pted the treaty of 1818 J “d lbou«h 11 largely currtiht n?V AeS^Wh Ch«W?n‘ the Wrth* right of American fishermen, those hardy men went to work under it and by their enterprise largely expanded their business, increasing in an amaz­ ing ratio the number of tbe vessels applied to the treaty nearly tt quarter of a century after it had been in peace­ ful operation. ptaet From 1841 to 1845 it was for the first SD*400^?,d®d Qrwl Britain that the American right to fish within three miles from shore meant three miles from the headlands which marked tbe to b*y*: ?nd 00 n«w’ "id strained construction of the treatv thev sought to exclude American fishermen eyen from the Bay of Fundy which <■ Caaadlaaa began to agitate for another treaty by which they could reach the markets of the United Statea. Their wishes were gratified and by the strang­ est of all diplomatic juggles tbe United States paid 85.5OO.iJUU for a treatv which it did not want and jahich lhe other party earnestly desired. Time has passed and the treaty of 1871 has expired. The Canadians again come back to their old tactics to harass and worry and outrage American fishermen until by sheer weariness, after the manner ot the unjust judge in scrip­ ture, our government may give them what they wont, even to the injury of our own people. The humiliation of our situation has l*en gratuitously Increased by the vote of a majority of the democratic partv in the house of representatives to throw open the markets of the United States to British and Canadian fishermen, without duty or charge and without securing to American fishermen the right to fish in British and Canadian waters. This Is an act of such unac­ countable. rancorous hostilitv to the fishing interest of New England that it is difficult even to comprehend its mo­ tive. John Randolph so hated the wool tariff that he felt like walking a mile to Kick a sheep, Do tiie northern democrats feel such determined hostili­ ty to the fishermen of New England that they would sacrifice a great nation­ al interest in order to Inflict a blow up­ on them. ’ It would certainly be refreshing if we could hear Mr. Webster’s words re­ peated from official Bourcra today. It Would be refreshing if R could be once more asserted with the strength and dignity of Webster that “the United States will not submit their rights to be adjudicated in the petty tribunals of the provinces,'* that "American fisher­ men shall be protected in all their rights of property and In all their rights of occupation." Mr. Webster did not expect and did not Intend that his position would lead t war. He simply expected that a firm, decided tone would bring English officials to thHr and niakc fed the re­ sponsibility and danger of transgress­ ing Ue rights and touching the sensi­ bilities of a proud and powerful people. Mr. Webster knew, as those who learn­ ed from him have since known, that England could even leas than tbe United States afford to go to war about the fisheries. Mr. Webster knew, as those who have learned in his school have since known, that England and the United States can never go to war except on some point that touches the Imperial Integrity of the one or tbe other—and even an offense of that magnitude we agreed la 1871 to settle by arbitration and not by gage of bat­ tle. But tbe country hi weary of hear­ ing tn Mr. Webster's phrase that Canadian constables are arresting cans teat in their judgment V • ne is a quarter of acentury ahead of tu\ license states In all that pertains to the tem­ perance reform. The republicans have this year with special emphasi • in their state convention reaffirmed their faith in prohibition and nominated luragovernor a pronounced supporter of the law. But oil this does itot suit the . third party prohibitionists. They de­ sire» party of their own just small enough to have no effect at all, or. it possilde, just large enough to throw the state into the hands of the denux'nttic party, which has i»wn as constant In Ithostility to prohibition as th* republi­ can party of Maine ha* iHSin constant in ita fidelity to prohibition. The position nnd platform of th* third party might in tact l» thus ab­ breviated: । Whereas the republieap party of Maine* enacted a prohibitory law thirty yeats ago and hits -m-* amended it as the majority of the friends ot temperance delniuidrJ. and hns in consequence advanced Maine m all matters of temperance a quvf-T o’ a century ahead of the li<h-n.-u' states: thereiora be it"resolved that we. mem bera of a third party of prohibitsoutots. will so vote as to defeat the republican partv and turn the governnunk <>i Maine over to the democrats, w >-•’ have through all these years opposed pr ’tubition' by every Instrumentality in their power. ,, .. Democrats of course, with scarcrij an attempt at concealment, regard the third party as their id a. y. uno the coalition is so evident th»| I a’1 sure no man can be deceived tn rfg ita to the result except him who to be deceived. Every voter knows thtf he must choose between the r.-mili.nan and democratic parties-nn«l voter knows ti.at in joining the WM party he indirectly but throws his political and morflinrtaenci in favor of the democracy. । The supporters of the thjnl prt) adopt kb their shibboleth that “tlf *< publican party must l»e W1H they have secure! the co operation the democrat, of the freetrader-.dfttF r.ortn* 11 A saloon proprietor, mot, of or aU «u men «« ______ 10.000 of colored peof<e the aou'th disfranchised and It is an insincere coalition, an nhri lowed partnership, an unholy. Against it the republican partf « Manle presents its uniform H>PP°£t • ’ prohibition. Its splendid reoyl <• . u '•> tion to the protection of labor, its long and patient ’ behalf of those who are ‘tS and deprived of natiind righto. republican party has ^wayaiougJMJ battles single handed,,1‘K!*,Ur'* 'h. odds, and now with principle undrawn ed and courage undaunted]! triumph over the combined fortx oi its foei. 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It wa* aoccxupttntod by tbe u*ual vibration of tbe earth and rumbling ar.inda. »‘nding people out ot bed in many caww into the rtn-rt. By •vr-mt dnr-Mto. oai the tailing haebreu nl^o w v-re at ‘ avaunan. > Wavuwcunvd at a. ii. i-ATiiiior, nniggl*:. . HiU's Peerlees Worm Specific Is the most eff.ctual worm killer in the world. Warranted. W. H. Goodyear. St. Lofta, Mu, Ort. Mb.—A banter fouglt; cuntcat never wltn.w-.vl on tbe duunoud Arid than that which took plare Saturday at 8|>orttnwn»* park botwren tbo St. LouU Browns and the Chicago club, for the worid’e! chanipiotwhip. It took ten inning* to decide । , winning by the merest scratch, » tumble by . Willianwott and a paawvi ball allowing Welch, toM-ore aud wm toe chatnptontolp <d tbo world for tbe Browns At the conclusion of a— ......... ....... ■— -----------■ , . ra’1''d lnto th*‘ fteU* yelling aud cb.-er,nA- torowtng up tbeir liaU, toakm.* hand*j A. BLACK. John H. McComb, of Dexter, has b<«n granted a divorce from Mary Mc­ comb on the ground that she is cruel to their children. - Monuments & Headstones, Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Table Tops, Mantles, Children will refuse bad tasting cough medicine but they will all. lie willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort nnd wild cherry whenever offered. -It Is as pleasant an maple syrup and will reach a bad cough and cure the whooping cough much quick* er than any other prepartion of the kind. For by II. Beene. Mrs. Sally Souks, of Charlotte, aged 90 years, was found dead- in her bed yesterday morning. And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work: furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly.., Our aim is te suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people bny of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our Wu*k. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. Endicott, Pcatmaater rttvfe I •U- ughooL tt» party bring 7. KtotUrz I rlcr.t;. <.ii tlie chief executive and to (any v t» .-ni«Txt<l from tl>i iny and *tn ibrt by Un1 local ■. ■ iintutlev ot ertioena. Tb- fl rw jjniud* came to a “perreut,'' lifted drir kin. ■ a»l, a* soon a* the vidtore wore HAtol 111 tb,.. .vrriiure*. wheeled about and thns-qua;I4 mlj,. dhtant Upon nadiin.; (air ground tba preeldKitfail forty dnven to the buildfng occupied • ■ ■ r , and iihortiy afterward the exH-'i-i . emerged from tho balcony rtwitobig the fair ground, where bo was .htwit-i to ti«< multitude by Governor Fit* Hugh I -J 5ia. w^nxs,.ii The war cloud In Europe Is growing large r. sA Yoi. Det w.u, justice **«*«>, r-i. *.i 1 * I ThottUW tninuto* after the praddrat . Cmcaoo. Ort. Jl.-Dw Fourth con­ dirtrict Democratic convention nomiaatod Jonathan B. Taylor. THE MARKETS. tbe Ord keen twinge. Don't judge a candidate by bls claan. Some The unprecedented snecres and merit of Ely’s --- • - , HUII WIM Ul-Ul. Staple and Fancy Groceries Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. -Ata Ute boar Tb.™ U.W11-™ nkAl.- T-MbU Anvped off dead. ror AWU.A.I strvasn<>1 through lb. bulldI.... __ .._ -__ ■ 5 >-HU fwvptiru u lunch wm jatriaken of, and tbe >oriy kexr the racre and tjte exhibit*. • ...... -* ' “U' UCE WViA, L^ASStXQTor Cttt, Oct. •£■>.—Secretary wuilug * health continuao to improve, even ond-t th. IIAwnre uf hls offlJaJ dutiea He row l, !)„, (ll.11artnjant every’day, and *ort> towlUy; tiiuugh for eumewbat (barter “out' tten formerly. Mr. Fairchild contin—■■■> A«wi a grnas aent ot rouuno wora; he a»i*U in working up tiie detaili «tre NK-rvtury'* furthooming annual report, ar. Munu,^ h atthe Ul<, ^•■■Uunit, directing it. polidreand dedduuprtMit qureUona / Detroit. inx. New \ oax. Oct. — ___ —uirh. araonC gaffSXk-A EX? alb: good dairy. i-ukh* and tidppina .ul-Xamlnal; beeves, imSk "S5X. «» I^kb... IMSkK poul'•iWeta. try-Cbicke^ p..r jo*, turkey*. '1*® • ► mJ jj^auty of Hebron, tnselr. Burbank*. O34*c. Turk. Oct. £1—Tha biennial con- Way. have Smith,Hams & VanArmai The official headquarters for these goods is at the store of Urend Vna.» who simply bowed a rocognltkt. to th® auiiiimcn ' ' • Inwedurelytho dtotinguiriMd vkritorere- . Try Our Tea! Mrir or uam.! upon district attornay. mittod. _____ Bcnr lb. luttn l.l . value. March 10th, 1886. >-» “ * young men in the factory uemg u..-. — ^hri^VAlrt upon bearing the testimony, jyjONEY SAVED! Having bought, a large invoice of TEA, we will until further notice give each customer a better TEA than ever before; and to induce customers to try, will give a 5 cent ticket with each pound for cash. Tickets good in 25c *?n ks?^sssi.s Goodyear'* drug -tore. lots for any Crockery we have-in stock at face Tlie Indian Huiuiner num takertt xll back. BOU WjjAlk »» — --- - ----- —--- Wlllk Ik ■kk»M htgtowt building*. In *<»w <d ,hrM’- “”* ami nt St Louie Before the gams ....____ » r.u... In «h<l began Mr. H. Clay ffrxton. on behalf of toe meiuiffni of thu Merchant** exchange, preMntod Bu-liong, catcher of the Brown*, with secured by Shiloh•» Catarrh tiMMdy. I’rire M waiting U> Jun bn« or c»Ata b‘> damage a bandnomc Mlver aervic* aud Copt*. Anson rent*. Nasal Injector free. Sold by U. H. (itxxlytarand CumUkyy witlr bouquet*. For lame bark, mda or chert, nw Hhiloh s por­ A DISGRACE TO MANHOOD. ous plaster. ITice » cent*, bold by w. H. Goodyear. Wammixotox Citt, Oct. IU—The SHILOH'S COUGH and ooMumptlon eure is tory of »uite wa» informed Motwlay that IM— “d,rX7,“J 1WOO.AT*. K. T.. OA K-TK&AL-M PrtiL«U.r anl<« ro«.miu«, <o .rl.™— Erklay brouskl l-Ior. DIMrta ot Dyspepsia- Frlre 10 and 75 cents ^?KSe toW*H. Goodyear. _TW al u» >™ rub «k an rwkta 1u, were Muecicu vj A. Black & Co. Itch, of even' kind cured in 30 min­ utes by \Vwlfor<r* Sanilan Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold bv Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists. Hastings, Mich. ) The best on earth, can truly It said of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, bums, wounds and all other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wander healer. Satisfaction guaranteed • V u;> nnng f nr monev refunded. Only 25‘cents, Sold by F. Hotchkiss. The Chautauqua circle malady Ls m., lyynoal by i.r, Ttt> riJuiipTn* wm iudlvlcudly w-lred1 breaking out all over the state. «rer«yU»>. U» Burnlw jtoA. >.' and carried triumphantly to their drestoig•ht. I though of abnrter du ration. It cauved «w " ' .oifinritiM ‘ rtn the stFwti. Mi l Mra. I’h'rH-Che-Ivy. JVt«^<2*XC4.to'«. tt-li* the following remarkable >ton. thf tniU< »WN IN DIXIE. Chiaip»........<l 1 ff 1 0 1 0 0 0 0—3 of which l» vouched for by toe rreldent* of the 1 age yet rv|>ortcd. towu: I mn 7? years old. have been troubled The bnfretire were < nrnitbT* and Budnmg with kldner rutiml*lnt mid Untcm-£ tor mjny for KL Lock, nnd Ciarkwt and Kelly for jeMre; eould not drwi« m.vsdf 11 u«lvUc Itx-ceptian. Chicago, nnd tbe umjiire wa* Prenv. Tbe fcow I am free from all udn wd mtvucs*. and CLKVEUtXD, I'lub lus a ;&) Friday . . > ...... _a —.... Uv «u— Ki I Jtunrfay morning for thi« A.CAMPBELL- Throat-all seldom gets well of itself, hut deepens until it undermines the constitution, wastes away health, strength and flesh, and finally fastens itsel f on the lungs, completing the wreck and ruin of the whole man. Dr. Bige­ low's positive Cure is the only safe, sure and speedy remedy for coughs, colds and all throat and lung diseaMS. Sold by Fred Hotchkiss at fifty cents and one dollar. Pleasant to take and safe for children. A comiuittet* of citizens has investi­ gated the Big Rapids waterworks and pronounced them all right <md built ac­ by virtue of unpardonable Crimea against cording to specifications. di*]>]ay of Arework* Good Goods at Bottom Prices’ That hacking cough can be cured by using Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup, or no pay. W. II. Goodyear. . ■ion of the tariff, and dcacd by crith•iaing.tbo> unfit eharactor* of hxok ot tbe appointments। made by the national aiiminikUatiuo. c*pt M tfkhy nriJ the rtrikrri vigorously ftylbMtlurt'v.-ai any (tone-throwing or Msults, are Aoker’a Dynpepaia Tablets. Recommended by physicians and endon.rd by all who have used tbrm. The best remedy for Dysp-psla, Flatulency .and Con­ stipation. Guaranteed, and sold at 25c. by S-SSiaKS «SJ»Siu?’53,S I will meet any competition in prices. I am glad to take butter, eggs and farmers’ produce in exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market price. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. I ask a share of your trade, and if honest good, low prices and courteous attention are inducement^ I shall deserve your trade. Respectfully, P. 8.—Smoke the A. D. C. cigar. without ch>*f*4<LK^Sw. L*rd-t«J».OcDuto n»* �— MADE CLEAR AS WALL STREET’S “PUTS," “CALLS,' “SPREAOS” ANO “STRADDLES." ... too high. running light niaehinewater rales are not placed The Barlow Jt Co. elevator is one of the most conspicuous buildings in this tbeir buBlneea. flret ctune lolVall street iu 1801, after ids withdrawal from congraM, and be luu continental Ixnirwa to-d&y and In the London market n» they are here, and they are largely dealt in IVrluqw not so largely as here, be■peculator* could not foil tone tbo mlvant- coneswd, fa not refined. and call tltem differ­ ently) but whut they deal in are American stock privilege jus* tho muihl “Well," Mid John K. McCann, tbo coufldential clerk of Ruanli Sngv. of whom tho subject again. It requires preUy deft word­ ing to make Urn thing dear, so it fa not an exhilarating subject to talk ou. You bear a good deal about ‘pula’ and ‘calls,’ but 1 ven­ ture to say there are 50,000,000 p*ram-j« in tho United KtnUv. who do not know what tliay are, nor what the meaning fa of the word •privileges.’ Now a privilege fan contract by which tho maker of it, Ruwdl Sago. & V. Waite, Jay Gould or Harvey Kennedy, enRagwi to piin-luiwj from tho bolder in the one at a certain price st any time within tain period at the option of tho bold.:thatr ............................ Complimentary to N»lkb.—At a meeting of the unif.irmed rank of Knirhbi of Pythiw of this state, held at Grand lUpids yesterday. Dr. W. H. Smith, of this city, was dected surgeon, and Rev. C. C. Tate, of tho Episcopal church of this city, was elected chaplain. The next meeting will be held at Kulatuxxoo in .1 uno 1887. Dr. Smith was formerly a member of the Hastings division, who took the prire for being the liest disciplined di­ vision in Michigan.—Niles Evening Star. I wish in this public manner to ex­ press my thanks to Dr. C. 8. Burton for his kindness and generosity to myself and family. The Dr. professionally at­ tended my deceased husband for nearly one year, and I was expecting to pay him a large doctor bill Upon requewG of Dr. Burton the amount of his bill, he gave me a receipt in full without mon3 and without; rice for his professionservkes, as mentioned above. I pub­ lish this as a slight token of my appre­ ciation of his generosity. MUH. Z. B. WILLISON. “You've come homo late," said Mrs. Brown on bar husband'., return from a club banquet. "You must bo tired. The dub h quite a dia- “M’dcar,” be replied with hiccup, “it's very evident you don't know nothin’ 'bout club cer­ Got "Ho tried; be said he wanted >900 for a year, and timt bo could get it from Schulte, but ilegnd to call fur a certain amount of stock at a given prire, within thirty, sixty or ninety days, four or six months. If a man bolds a *put’ bo has the right to deliver to the maker Are you in need of any Drugs or Medicines? Call at my store and you will find a complete line of Drugs and Patent Medicines of all kinds. Do you require any Wines or Liquors? I have now on hand a large stock of pure Wines, Brandy and Whiskey in bulk or in bottles carefully selected, and sola exclusively for medicinal purposes. Do you expect to paint your house, barn or carriage? I keep Brushes, Paints, Oils, White Lead, Carriage Paints, and everything used by painters. • Do you wish to buy Wall Paper? Call and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or Fancy Articles? . We §ell everything in the line of Druggist Sundries at the lowest possible price. Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounded and put up by a competent and trusty Pharmacist? You wifi always find one in attendance at my drug store and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure and reliable. E. H. Lathrop, M. D. TheH Has Removed from the old stand to the store tween Beamer’s Grocery and’ Kurtz’ Meat Market. PAIKTTS, OILS Books and Stationery Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. QTEUCK BOTTOM! Prices Way Down. per cent.; gr> and Inrrow Um Scbulre.' "-Wall Ruvet News usual, ami I per cent, bi >100. Ho receives in return a slip of paper signed by either one or the other of tl»i gvatlcmcn. Then if West­ ern Union g^w below 66 witbin sixty days, In ttre City. My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg­ est and best selected of any in the city. From SI .75 to $20.00. privilege of calling Western Union at 75 wban it to sailing at 70. If it sells above 73, yoc can vail on the maker of the privilege for 100 uluirrv. nt 75. and 100 tlinrer ore thus bought by the bolder for >7,500. and he turns around and wells it at 80, if tbo stock to selling there, and pockcta the difference." "sfKEJlIM'' A.xn “XTHXDDLEK '’ “What about ‘spreads' and 'straddle* r ■ 'put' and 'call' combined.- BOY’S OVERCOATS • Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by ' Registered Pharmacists. MOST PERFECT MADE - the «ux-k knepn within Ux»*o pointa the maker of the pririteg* !>i aafa. To put it in another way, the bolder of a ‘atraddk.’ will make If 12603480 Regular 50-cent Uuderwear, 40 Kersey Pants, 25 Announce that they have received a full line of Fine White Shirt, double back and front 50 M Coal Stoves, The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in Elegant in design and finish, and very cheap. Barry County at the very lowest prices. Call and See Tliem Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. certain limit*. There fa one thing morn, tho R. K. GRANT, New York Kail and Exproas. Everything in the Hardware Line, and Cash Clothier. prices in keeping with 70c wheat. at: r LOTHINGI Apptea! evaporated i ASI TOUR DEILER FCR THE IHPROVED PANTALCC3 ot»» might drops ZfiW’r-'?: Fall and Winter This week we put in stock a very large line of Letters addressed to the following nrracma re­ maining unrolled for nt HaaUngn. Barry Co., Mleh.. Oct. l«h. 1806. HucbM. Albert Kahler. Frances lUektrteb. A. ‘ Drop Lcttere-Jobn H. Osborn, Henry Strong, r. H. POWERS. P.M. CROUP. Whooping Court Bronchitis.ImmndlaJety relieved by Sbltoh's Cure, bold by W. H. Goodyear. THAT HACKING COUGH can be w quickly cured bv »hik>h's Cure. We guarantee It. ftolj Mens,’ Youths,’ Boy’s and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Suits. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. The Best is Always the Cheapest. MOSIER MRUF1CTURIM CO., FORT WITNE, IND. We can do yon some good in this line, as we have splendid values to offer. Hats and Caps. We have a large stock, and we allow no one to undersell us. T C 20 50 K The Old Reliable All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, Extra Fine Scotch Caps, Ma oae Sp W. H. Goodyear & Co, SPECIAL - JO LARGE STOCK OF WAIT. PAPERS Don’t buy a suit or overcoat until you see my stock. - tOf Rar Medicines. A. GOODYEAR & SONS, From $1.50 to $10.00. the privilege, usually about 3 per > a •put’ and i> this differ- unload very cicely, however, it wvukl not w. Best 18 ot ImioM anfl DomesticCigars I offer Clothing and Men's Furnishing MEN’S OVERCOATS Excbangs. ebook for >6,000. The holder makes roncc. Ah, ym> understand. If CREAM G.’ ss ■ Prices that are Sure to Please A Full Line of Homeopathic Orel, cur amt blackguard. Isn't that putting it on too thick I Country editor (frankly)— Wdl. I don't know but ■rxno.—New York Sun. fondant. mars formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ Goods at ‘Huj>p<x« Wreteni Union Li anlliug at 70. A The sXrwd/i ot Parisare the boat in tb« world, and ita boutevantolined with treaa and having ridvwalloi 3U feet wide run for mike fu differ- uestions'Asked Citizens ot Hastings and Vicinity. For Artistic Job Printing £ A.T ms. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-11-04.pdf 956ce55b532fdd93747568794062f32f PDF Text Text VOL..XXXI. NO. 27. HASTINGS. MICH., NOVEMBER 4, 1886. fiSastings Banner. DETROIT "Il *T _ .0 9“-. jiARSHALp-L- COOK­ s. f,<. l;:l-rtt'X RATHS . ........... ' IU™: .u txnJUon*. ■ . County News. . Our object in ver filing i> to lnduce — maa WP PRAIR LEVILIA!. Beautiful weather, election tot morrow. 'Die mother of M. J. Gom is visiting at his home. ------ f_. (^tomers Mhl Hard, a friend of Mrs. Collier, is visiting'her. aaa a nmm to °”r Hnuse uMr?» Osgood is the guest of Mn*. Carlvsle. . Mr. Watea and wife with Mr. Terrv II aUl A i# pttrtJ-v owing to have ^returned from a short visit west Jacob Brandstettor is in our village. tiie fact that James Richards and family spent |--------------------------- |F> Sunday with his parents in Middleville. Geo. rattan met with an accident Saturday while returning from west ot the village the engine broke through a brita and capsized, scalding him 1 1 stronger proof nf the 1 lb. good'line cut tobacco. light. 25 with the steam, though fortunately not ■ WWBii uniformity and aL dangerously and with slight damage •• m w»y« reliable quaL 1 " choice •• “ * done the engine. । • Rev. Warner, a Mossachussets man ity of our goods? . . I 00 again preached from the chapel pulpit mva 1 aa«|ln Offcmonds.WatchT U A II £’**• Clpck8 Bron®*. 1 “ good dark .. 85 to a well filled bouseun Sunday even• ■ ■■ Regular Every User of Tobacco TO READ THIS: vnnp W.LOW1 It. toy* n H-MME’IMAN. L iL-f. •i’ap u ian A .-urgeon. pB-WM. Jv: ’ >t atist. Miss Teeple was at work in Hastings und was sent for to attend u party, but did not know wh<*re it was to lie held until she arrived at her home about'8 p. m., when she found to her surprise the company awaiting her arrival. A bountiful supper was provided to which all did ample justice, ami the balance of the Evening was |>assed in various amusements. Saturday evening, Oct 23d. while Dr. J. F. Ruckle was uw:ay. relatives and friends to the number-of forty. Invaded his home, to remind him that it was his birthday. The meeting wns a complete surprise to the doctor and was enjoyed by al! present. After his return he was led into the room and seated in a beau­ tiful office chair presented by his moth­ er and brother David. Among the presents awarded were a .beautiful framed picture from his sisters; fine autograph album, Ellen and Willie Roush; large framed picture, Carrie Preston; large album on stand. Mrs. J. F. Ruckle. The party after partaking of refreshments, went on with the usual games suited to such occasions until all were satisfied. Wishing the Dr. a long and prosperous life they went to their several homes feeling well repaid for their coming and hoping to meet again in the near future. • WIT, KAI & co., DETROIT. aWEL'J" BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS ,listings. Mtcb.) (ken/LKENAM"N. :Uf SUtr V'-lieCtlOM CAllVllTH. , . Utonwy at Law, Farm Wagons, SPECIAL CLOSING OUT PRICE Double Shovel Plows, 0? TOILET SOAPS. ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fene? Posts, Joist and Studding, । E,> FLOORING Cornice Mouldings, Inside Finish & Band Mouldings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Tke .Niagara Falls (Routs; CRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. ■ Bunina.'.’.' John Hibbert, a Big Rapids gambler, lost considvrxlile money in a game of poker in a local saloon. Hibbert couldn't stand adversity, and he caused the arrest of the saloonkeeper for keep­ ing a gambling house, and that unfor­ tunate retaliated by having Hibbert arrested for gambling. The mills of the gods are getting in their little work. A Jackson lady who was aftlictedfvith sick headache and sore throat a couple of nights ago prepared a remedy con­ taining vinegar, of which she took a portion before retiring, leaving the spoon ' in the goblet. The next morn­ ing she hurriedly took another spoon­ ful and was poisoned by the verdigris that had formed on the sp-wn by the vinegar. A physician's efforts were necessary to overcome the effects. MIL EDITOR:I received the following letter from the treasurer of the Kalamazoo and Hastings construction bompany. who are now working on the proposed road • from 'Kalamazoo to the Michigan & Ohio road. The letter speaks for itself, and presuming that your readers would ,Th"n’t«’n I1» giving Mrs. 45 PotterL >’ovel. 1 “ best be glad to peruse it. is my apology for ■ ■mwMti'* in Jewelry, and Hannah Jones’ new house a coat of 1 " “ “ “ light.. iving it to the public. Then, too, I 45 paint. Fancy Goods we eel as though the citizens of Hastings •• .. should wake up to their interest in this ‘ "“show a magnificent 1 “ Rocket plug tdaeco 30 Nashville road. If they would be benefited by the The prohibitionists woundup their Maple grove. stock at correct 1 “ Dynamite plug tobacco. Light Kreject they must seek to obtain It. campaign here Saturday night with Enos Walton is building a barn. prices. lelp in the form of money is asked Cressey, of Detroit, as spruker-the and dark 33 Wm. Harding has just completed a for in a specified time. Shall we luMonists Monday night with Penning­ large addition to his bouse. raise the money and within the time? 1 “ 14^11 Dog plug tobacco, light 40 ton, of Charlotte, and lluusiker, of The revival Is still in progress at the Let us take counsel from the past. Bellevue. Diinhara school house. 1 " Plank Road plug *• In May. 1883. a syndicate offered to 45 The band was out serenading Friday Wilber Taylor has returned from his build and equip this same road, provid­ night. northern visit. I Nimrod plug , H oodu-ard Ate., ing the citizens of Hastings would 45 lallie Ford, of Grand Rapids, who Blanch Barker is teaching in the raise 842..7A) by the/-first of October: I '* Spear Head plug • Camvti^ Martina. 50 has ln*n spending the summer nt J. B. Quine district, Johnstown. ' but we failed because the citizens Messimer’s, has returned home. One <lay last week Ben Bearce was of Hastings and vicinity would not 1 •* Boom smoking * Todayr is tin* great day, and many called from his corn-field by one of his 15 and did not respond in the giv­ they are who repose on the anxious neiahborb. On reaching the house-lie en time. A few of our citizens 1- “ Peck’s Bad Boy ■ cloth seat. • . found il filbnl with friends who had labored hard and industriously to The young folks had a hollowe’en come to remind him that jt was his 58th achieve success, and more than a year sack party at Dr. Young’s Saturday even­ birthday. rolled away l»ef<>re we were aide to sav ing. 1 " Daisy tobacco .... we hail completed the task, and when Chas. Wilson, who was shot recently CARLTON. the amount was raised, the men who in Kaliuuo and thought to lie fatally Why we sell |pl>accoa cheap. Frosty and cold nights now days. had proffered their help hail found wounded, is again able to be out A few of our young people .attended other channels Iti which to invest. So We buy in large qualities. Another girl at Hummel’s. Ditto at the hop at Freeport last 1 riday night procrastination, “the thief of time,’’ Frank Goke's. • and report n good time. stoft our road—killed our project. We We buy direct from the manufac­ J. M. 1‘iil-eam has just put up a daisy Win. Miller, of Woodland, spent Sun­ now, have another offer, which is to "-loot gray eagle tor Doyle A Rich, ot day in Carlton. 1’erhaps looking after raise a certain amount in a given time tured*. Hastings. in the near future. ThV parties who his l*et girl. The apple evaporator has discontinu­ We save you the jobber's profit. John Carpenter spent last week in make this offer arc responsible men. ed then night gang. ' They mean business. They are already Ionia .onia Co. visiting friends there. We sell for spot cash only. Al. Lentz has purchased the Kelsey Mrs. B. B. Crains, of Nashville spent at work on the south end of the road. property un Main street. a few days last week at her sister’s Shall we raise the money, and raise it Talk of a mauulacturiug institution. Mrs. E. Joni*. in the time allotted ? Will the citizens to be put in next spring. A. B. Carpenter was among us last of Hastings; will the farmers adjacent i C':iudidaU-Q have been so thick on our week. to our city; will the farmers along the I street** the last week that it was hard ’ Mrs. Jay Carpenter is visiting with। line of the road avail themselves of , work to make one's way through'them. her brother. B. F. Cain, in Woodland. this great offer? Argument in this | J. F. Marshall is closing out his Our neighbors are all attending to• matter is unnecessary, for every tarin­ 1 stock at auction und will go out ot thtir own business, so we haven’t got' er knows that it w_lU eDchance the val­ business. ue of. his acres. l»ecause it enchances much news to write. J 11. Wright, of Williamston; has James Beattie drives a fine spun of' the value of his products, So, too. I opened a new blacksmith shop near the horses, which he bought at James* with tiffr city. Our populatloh would soon be doubled. Our dormant city V ■ Tow nMtnd’s sale. । J wo young ladira named Hhzlett, I Election will lie over and ’ lota that can not be sold at any price .... soon —tipme from Chur lotto, spent Sunday at G. A. one will — ■be •left. — ••• ---- ’•it— We *hope won't t«e’ would l/e in demand, und them stately .Kirk's Bath King, per rake dwelling would be erected, und a work 1 Tru man’s. h The Congn-grtkuuii dining room at Uncle Tom. oi improvement heretofore unknown - Cream White Honey the.old Kocker store on election day for us would be the result. STATE NEWS. X •• White' Russian Bath 8 w as" well i atn»idze»k Wm. Parkinson's 4-y ear-old son fell Geo. Demun, ot Coats Grove, hits into a bsrrr| of water at Ionia Thurs ­ fi movt*d to Nashville. - Turtle/Ml Mr.C.S. Burton: Dear Sir—Yours . ' L. O. Crocker and family are prepay- day and drowned. with enclosure to hand, and will for­ ~ Honey. . •’ ing to move to Battle Creek. Beu. Burgess's f»-year-old son was ward receipt as soon as th*- forms are (HEMLOCK ANU PINE.) .printed. Note what you say with run over nod killed by a thresher' en ­ 7| Martin's corners. Wisky’s White Clover Honey ... gard to Hastings raising her quota. It gine near Bancroft Wednesday. 7 Levi Phillip*, now of Ohio, Uhio. called on occurs to me thatjf your people are “ Oat Meal f «,uim .John Anderson, employed at Barker Mime of his old neighbors last week. ----------TT.7T5 really In earnest tney can raise the Abram OVerholtand wife, of Ohio,, & Akeley s mill. Muskegon, was killed amount easier in a week than they - Palace Honey vi.x|trt! U>n his ou>vc< sister »..n. Mrs. x.j Fry -wn and V.n.. otht-r Thursday evening, a pile of lumber could to be a month or two about IU (PINE AND CEDAH.) ti.xitrd ---- The .hove are all On. aoapa and So friends last week. falling upon him. I am apprehensive that If the matter is With rasplierrlea ripe, stawberrire und , Mrs. CalllgAD, picking rags in the allowed to drag without any. anthusit per rent leas than all other dealers ask. I peas in blossom. string bwms ^arge that we shall get to the M. A O., Kalamazoo paper mill, found BlUO in axm, i W. bnr. the good. .md mu,t h.« the inhuoft | “’J* a running arrangement with । large enough toes , we don't the bundle ot rugs on Thursday. She। make get pul of money, hwe our grip, was allowed to keep the money for her them, t think we are very tar behind the rest honesty. iand then there is no telling how soon moony. we coul<Lget UP the pluck to take up of the world. Thomas anil Mate• Sharp, of ■.North Rev. Diskette failed to materialize at iuuuin» <»•■.. r, — ’"Tj! the tbihg again irnd go pp to Hustings. the prohi. meeting last Wwlnesday AuancjEVM, Muskegon, charged with the murder —- ---------- of We|have all got our coats off down evening, bin Hie cause wax well looked Mrs. Ann Ann McDermott, have been dis ­’ .here, byt you understand that all such disalter by Mr. Shipman, Mr. Overholt charged, the prosecution failing to pro­ things go by spurts, and it4»eems to me duce auiljcient evidence to hold them. (that it the Hastings people are wise and Maple. and wife and others. 1 he W.. I' M.S. metis at Mrs. Well­ A new 85 counterfeit gold piece is ini ither will take things while they are man’s next Tuesday. , circulation throughout the state. It. ,ira'nn. The contractor is making good Our Bamar Department la full of rare can In- detected by the suddenness with progress this side of the M. A O. Mr. FREEPORT. , which it is refused nt banks and over Bush has a gang at work driving piles bargains In Unware, banlware. wooden( Erom<h- Herald. Ithe counters of merchants who adver- :for bridges over Spring Brook, and is Job Chersbrough hub started up bls ttise. ware, glassware, stationery, wall brack­ 1at work securing right of way between McNab's und this place. The right ot handle factory I-»r the winter. One Battie Creek man is grateful. ets. and all kinds of staple and fanny It isreported that forty men started He recently lost hi* wife, and in a card[ way is going to be expensive, but will out in Woodland M.mday morning so- (of thanks published in the local papers save half a mile of road, uad considersgoods, toys, dolls, etc. We have just belting for the railroad. • ,he heartily returns thanks to John‘ ble expense in bridging and grading Seth Smith returned home the-first of My hens, undertaker, "lor the splendid[ over the original plan. received our first Invoice of holiday ^^OODMUT. the week from Minooku, 111., where he work he did for us.’’ 1 gooda It w'ULpay you to buy early, as has resid-d the part summer. Ilmry Croeklord, of (urlton, started •, Battle Creek citizens have decided • Architect Edmond Legendre. U34 Sntyou can buy chuapand gel the b"1 verterdav morning for Benzie county ।that the free mail delivery in that city> ter street, San Francisco Cal., states , where he expects to capture some wild is atari*. The force ot carriers is too: that having Buffered for a long time leeUons. We buy of the largest Imporsmall, and those who begin the work i "mM Washburn lost his pocketbrook ,stop short never to go again, after two> with a severe cough, and falling to ob­ tain any relief from doctors and the nu­ tore In this country sad can sell for lew or three days service. . while on his way to. Fr.w»rt merous preparations he took, he became Mells Aldrich, of Bay City, while alarmed. Tried Red Star Cough Cure, money than any house to Barry county. afternoon. It contained a Bo bill and . -"m" EX.’Til.ttlMfi-of Fowbr. drunk, lay down upon the and one bottle entirely cured him. to rest. When the train passed Aid­ We pay the highest market price tor ville, have been visiting relatives here rich was not only rested and sobered, The friends of the late Mrs. A. Win­ ■ and at Hastings the isnst week. Mrs. but he bad lost his good right arm, ters and Mrs. D. Beebe, of Kalamozoo, t»-rrt0B.Md ErtlnuUmUr™ on »p- bettered eggs- For choice dairy but­ Child's health is much improv^. which hud so often been crooked over who were killed in the Rio railroad diaRev. I. Wnllaee. who formerly resid­ plication. । aster, talk of holding a union memorial ter salted with One salt we pay a fancy’ n bar. . ed near Fillmore, but for the jmsI year BENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS. John Radcliff, of BallK.Creek, has service out of respect to their memory. prtre. we want the best aid sre will­• has En preaching at Elmira Otsego countv, vudtui Jno. Treple and family been experimenting in peanut raising A GREAT VICTORT. the Unit of the week. Hu is now loca­ the past summer and his burvesL is Mori****ing to pay for it four quarts to th?.- hill, from the lM»n u.i». ••"■JHl’S’.SEStfw““• ted at Kalamazoo. . mure ■JSSSSS «u.. io The ladles, have emnineneed to give “gopher pens,” planted in J uue. He is We want your trade and will make’ About the first of July, kr. Hibbard ren Stillwell and <* Wld „. Ibrir nol«« to «M “>« “."I. Srt. confident the climate is adapted to at my market, and seeing me twentv young men of this plane are them and will go into the business ex­ called corded In «* ■««««« ttTism day of «»• prices to get it. very much out ot health, and suffering tensively next j ear. ready to sign ten dollars apiece for a fiber 1« ot mprtpe extremely with rheumatism and buAugust Hartman, of Muskegon, has rallnmd to Freeport. liqwness, ndviswl me to drop A/xfPoa Misses Minnie ('.heesehrmigh and Ella t>eeu reading of several ot his fellow­ " Pr»«nlol id tn HlbSrt'* men beating thei; wires, and he tried, llbeumatic*Syrup, iib<.Um.uc Snap. saying u.ln* it it would would cure rare icon. August didn't read tar enough. me. I w«id to him that it was impossi­ The men were punished for their crud- ble for me to fully drecrlbe ray intouae dm! Mid .medlars««« >'« ' ty. He knows it now, and for 20 days sufferings for years past; that 1 had he will ruminate in his prison ceJ mid triol so many remvdiin and nos­ ! wish he'd never married. trums that I had no faith in them. “TrSwrt dfelricl R-'bool Patrick Welch, of Hudson, was driv- He explained the nature of too Weamiwnyou the mat F>od» tor and how-' it would • ing aero** the Like Snore rmlroad bat- remedy operate upon the liver and kidneys, as­ 1 urdav, when his buggy was struck by tbeloMt money of-y »o»e tn the 1 an «wt liOlind ireigiu train and Mr. suring me that there were no poisons Wrich was instantly killed. Several or ophites used in Its compounding, • yean ago Mr. Welch had a son killed and telling me the ingredients which city, x la»t »rvrM« molbw «bt> "Bl1 by the cars, and last summer a second composed the remedy. I cqmmenwd using it, hi*ve token three bottlta. and 1 son was killed by lightning. ' t«t..fy I"' hrr boiue *Hb J r. and Want to sav to you, it has done wondera Elias Williams, near Vermontville, forme. It has cured me. 1 am well. has a new kind at potato, developed In As an evidence of my gratitude, I wmd • The uab Grocery ~>dH»^no““five years trotu seeding, the most per- these t act' unsolicited, and am ready to verify the authenticity of this cure by N. B._w« Mil ■N°l “ “ F “"> whice, mature —z;-u’ m l>.«rsonal correspondence with anyone oud pure between toe N. B.—L.---...___ । Hto<5r i..,u r.M*n’lU und ia ‘ Kunerior in who doubts it MYKTI.K WATTLES. ttaMt fire «®‘ d**r U,e J;,|Xfrf*G'“ tLp'o. I" JSS1*W M!b'L tf^U»«l 1 n , WHOLE NO. 1640. Window and Door Screens. We roast our own coffee. I X »««• w» -r‘r' "2* Weroastourown peanuts, it.,"*Export rru»y £IS5W.“» h ais i a »" U1' them “Thornappte Chief." cxaah. ■sjw&xssr them. f �OF NATIONAL IMPORT LIFTS HER PROUD HEAD AT THE REPUBLIC’S PORTAL, h the national colors ‘ It, Symbol of Freedon1 And Suuias All the Nations of the Earth and the People Thereof. ’ THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UN THE WASHINGTON VIEW OF THE . HENRY GEORGE CAMPAIGN. CREAM land dix-ou rood for the diacomfart of toe rain which wa» fallCardinal Glbbcm Wednwdar. There Chicago. No*. 1—The Herald’* WoahinglavCtty tab-gnun ba* the follow ing: “Tber* r-oJiUcal portteu. more evp-einlly tn admtuist ration quarters, ivgard with canatderabte Arebbitoop* Carri- Ca>lL>i-<At. OIBBOBB great statue <-t "Liberty Enllgl.bning the Natiosis** took plain Thursday liefon- ar. great n raultitibk HKever gathered bi this city mayoralty, to combine anil maintain an or- » bother the alougbing-off proevm will ni-xt affect the Democratic ar the Repnblioan I pnnid-ntsnl eanvtua to e’ixtio in ItW will be by .b. bTviUU. ' h-’ “» “» wbifttht-murie. announced tli« arrival of the president, who dtwsnliorkad and took hi» ptaetj with bl* diaUngubdied comiumoun on tho platform. Hanjon. poutieal i».ue» m regarded aa breaking aolki pirty line* and menacing tlw statini quo, ir- Rev. Dr. Starra, who labored under to* difBculty of having to make himself heard above tho din of sb-am whbtle* which did not know wlwn to stop; Ho wm fullowo-l by Count de around him large following of pUitical malcontent* of both jiartie*. in addition to the trade union*, Kx-mtixu, anarchiita, and general agitator*. Htahor* Ireland, of St- Paul. Minn. ; Rpratkllug, of Frorix Uh., and Marty, ot Dakota. After tlx. iraiuaciiun of routine bu»liM**, the new iiutituUon. The plan of dUripline and organtaatiat propped for the univeraity wm mho •ubmltted to the pope navting toon appointed Rt. Itov. John J. Kmiw, of Richmond, and Rt. Rev. Babop Ireland, of St. I’aul, a committee to courey tho letter to Rome. Saturday. T1.U commltte* .will be ulK-ut thn*> all the notable univendtiM h> the or vanti who hahitate at Washington profeat to be- "Go abendP He cioaed with the ramark:, •Hcxm, gnntiemru. we will rim! ouraeb-u* a*. >u defeat than in vx-tcry. becaua- ksaotu in had achieved program «pring. Including tlw contribution of th* tlw Mfeacn Caldwnli-6’XX},l0t^-aboat KM,- Ti>e Kntehte of Labor auction favorable to the knight*. REV. ROBERT WEST DEAD Panama, where the North American flag of curtained, and ■ufflvieut development ■rcurai thirty-eight rtani will wave by the ride of to demonstrate to Mr. George'* follower* ■ I'TEMNO THF •'ATtOTS. parade could be obtain**!. It i> estimated that about 30,000 men took X, . : Bartholdi, which Gen. Schoflrld rtoppei by trying out Hint "Mr. Bartholdi tas nothing to aay. *o ■ tlwra’s no nee talking about IL” Hoc. Will- | minMcra mat at tor Grand Pacific bling by the rvoupt iiouiielnx Ums auddtm vAiitv, the organ wf ilw diurcb Uj He had Ixwu majrtty, and Mr. Ewu rcoigncdly todk hi* uulrs-r militia. These were followed by the Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth, Eleventh ■mi First regiments ctiea, numbering rrncr* rey, New York. Maryland and their staffs, togvtlter with the United Htatca judges, en- iting policemen and firemen, veterans of Grand Array posts, etvlr xortatk*, the Vob untaer Firenants" a*ocuuicn. Knights of Pythias of Indiana, numbering tu.-n. Odd­ fellows, and other organization*. 2d. Bartholdi. Count de Lrasnt*, Admiral among them, nor Buff , * to 1» quenched. I H*witt’» supporters held an ojwn-air mam The .^ninetnorauve oreUonwM delivered, meeting under th* management o( th* dry •— «— ---------- «• •»------- —j------------I good* merchanta I bero wm a large and eneloquent effort and worthy of the occasion. thuiiastic crowd prvwnt, and Mr. Hewitt bled tlmuaimda, Buliop Potter pronounced the the anti-George vote, he would get sufficient Ixnnm. Th* president loft almost immodiately for tho capital. At night a banquet to Ux- FTrnri. guret. was given at Dolmonlco’s at which a targv number of dbtlngundxri American* ware prew-nt-and tb<i banqurfter, Indulgvd in "a f*Mt ot reason and a flow of »oar until a late hour. A •tinner Two thouwind burine* men paradod in tb* intenwt of Rocwvelt, and were addreMed by <«n.iktate from tha of the re 1" treosury, where an rnorroou* crowd wm Ft**ent. Mr. Roowivrit «ald be wm conflu«“ ’• inning A ratification mratfng wm ,wW Bl nlght, at which Ibrevvait atoo *poke. The Canadian Government Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list It i3 tho purest and Btrongest, Free from Ammonia, free from Lime, free from Alum, and -is recommended for. general family use by the Heads of tho Great Universi­ ties and Public Food Analystfl. Ptnons doubting tlw tniUrfulaa* of tills can write any of too Chemists »am<riProf.TL OGDEN DOREMVS. M. D., L. L D., Itellcvue Medical Colle; • >TOf. )L C. W’HITE, Stalo CtatuW, Unbcralty Gcorgta, AtheuA G*. htif. IL KEDZIE, Late Ihvskk nt State Board of Health, Jgmriiig, Mich. VutlL rticM ChetnlMk St. IxhiIk. Mo. . ‘rot <’ 11AIlLF-S E. . Analytlcal Chemi .t. Wheeling, W. Vx hof. JAMES F. BABCOCK, Kate Assayer, Boston. Manx ElJAS IL BARTLEY. B. S., Chemist to tlw Dcp’t of Health. Brooklyn k-al College, Columba., til? , ‘ •rot- CURTIS C. HOWA1CD. M. Sc.. Starling •— '• ’■ Prof. >L DELPONTAINE, Analytical ChetnK Prof. JL S. <L PATON. L-ls Chemht Health Ik________ umrago..i Chicago. BL Prof. JOHN M- ORDWAY, Mawk Institute of Tcchnotoiry. Bwum. toctod bycamor* uounred , Mou.tay. and -bi« friend* who knr-w hiv fiwLlc i-onditluo were unable to dta>tuuto him from going. He Ml in a fainting fit on the unx.-t before starting on Saturday • THE CELEBRATED kuot abo Victor Clove^Huller, The Best Machine of its Kind Made. LOSS OF LIFE AT A FIRE. IFRwui the report of|the trial as gives beiow, and ree if it is not what we claim for iL Report of Committee. prKyd '• mcamusm wbocoo 'Louh (B "Grac to the b lately gutted by Are at 5 o’clock Sunday to the printing {•ft of U ,7 "w. „tta unknown diseaas has broken cut among the prevent the return to congress of Hon. Wil- cattle in Oils county which prove* fatal in * few houra Tlie malady to the worst in Au­ dubon and Fillmore townships where a large tlx-- treasury of the Workingmen's Tariff club. Ferdtaaad Levy, Cnpt. Schilling, _____ Lieut. other disWalt*, and Col. Collins. Among -------------m> rwviewing-atand Nmw Yobk, Nov. J—Mr. Blaine started in to stump New Jeraey Saturday night. He THE MARKETS MESSER BROS. New Grocery Firm! dan, Col. Kellogg, and Col. Blunt; Governor The undersigned, having purchased the interest of Geo. Pieston in the firm’of Preston & Cook, will continue the busiwalkinrang with mighty wound. wu.au. Lard- txiob-. ctawdts.nvt ,uUri.tiU7*_Tbe Vnloa 8u>ck y,‘rds wport the following mure of price*; Hogs-Market Miened aetiv* anW e™. _ ——J . This is likely to pricos were 8c lower; at icr grades ateady and prevent thoir suffer- ping lot*. M.T0QM.10. ness at the old stand under the firm name of HOGLE & COOK Saw OMLHAMB, Nov. L—White frost is the city. wuld dra shre w t ChemWry. Ontario School rlutnxjacy, Toronto,Cutuulx iruiltt at tho Unllnl Staien Mink New Orksm*. Ijl ex as Austin. Texas. La Grange, La Grwngv Ctx, Inii^May 25th, ISSO. Report of joint committee by the agricultural wirtim of St. Joseph county. Michigan, and Iji Grange county, Indiana, to test the relative merits of the Vic­ tor Clover II tiller, of Jlagmtown. Mun hind, and of the Birdaell Monitor. Junior WagjnxoTOx Cm, .for. L—"Sub IVw' occupying the upper floors of the building. Clover Huller, of South Bend, Indiana. Whskkas. At the St, Joaepb county, Michigan. Fair, held a* CtntrevlUr, on year Rubber company and Salisbury & the Slst day of May. 1880, an agreement was entered into by Use representatives of the different machines to have a trial of their merits at the-La Grange Count? avenue rvridenre. The membm'of the dele- , .Tl top floor tell in with its weight of {winting Fair.-pn Thursday. Muy 27.1880. a joint wmmittee was formed, rapunsting of ~«l Inrttal » n»« I h“ them were Henator Evart*. Gen. Kebotield, prewow, some of whichwent crashing through five from each ot the two counties, and held such trial this day. The committer, in pursuance of the agreement, secured two two-horse loads of Hon. Cbuunccy M. Dejww, Admiral Luce clover, which had been stacked two winters, ami brought them on the ground*, and Richard Butler. felt tn.,rally certain and determined that’ each machine should thresh one load and then re-thresh the SURE OF THEIR MAN straw which had l»een run through the other machine, according to agreement. ••ring gwds with tarpaulins. They were Mr. Blaine belu-via that the Dumocratx will At the conclusion of the trial the committer, after due deliberation, unani­ renominate Cleveland tn 1HS8, and that buried in the debris, and nearly a quarter of mously decided In -favor of the Victor for rapidity and excellency of work in al! Ck-vehmd will be re-elected. Consequently A revelling party with axes I and bars was rammau !«• will content himself with noudaaUng hastily formed and worked diligently, sue- ‘ The Birdsell, from 1339 pounds of straw, threshed S7 pounds of seed, mixed pul4kn.ii convention of IbSS, waiting himself ceedmg after a great deal of perilous labor with a large quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds of straw, threshed in bringing the imprisoned men to the syr- 48^ pounds of seed, mixed with a less quantitv ot chaff. The time occupied in for the" nomhuition in ItWJ " threshing by the Victor was eight minutes less than that occupied by the Hirdqutntluni conortilng tbe recent robbery on sell. h n»m the straw of the y ictor the Birdscll rethreshed two pounds .of seed; Chicago, Nov. 1. from the straw of the BlrdseB the Vittor rethieshiil eight pounds of seed. The Daalari He would say killed outright time occupied by the Victor in this re-thrwhiug was seven minutes less than that occupied by the Birdaeli. '— Signed by the committee: E. 8JXBY, Chairman. La. Grange, Indiana; J. H that Fotlierlngbam lias euntanad that bo was ticket, Including the legislative candi-latc* Gard NKR, Secretary, Jas. Richards, Morden Sal»m, Samuel Frankish, Chas. their interests, and ha. iaiued a circular callFrankish, Centerville. Mich.; L. M. Woodworth, Jas.-Clugston, Arad Lampton. J. E. Houk, La Grange, Indiana. ticket selected, with th* object of getting a William Carroll, and William Darby .of the Insurance patrol, end Ed wan! McGovern, ot the robbery amounted to I12U.000 instead of book and ladder company No. «, were seri ­ We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barry gW.UUQ. The suipicion is exjirewwd that ously injured. McGovern, it is thought, will from the nuauite of the Prohibitionist*. County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They railroad company carefully planned the rol>can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. bery with the knowledge of Fotheringham BXLLXVILXX. Ills., Nov. 1.—The News of this U00; Insurance about half. Respectfully, BniHGrtEiJ), Illa, Oct. 2M.—The financial record of the state charitable inrthutionw for td to al-out gJMJ.WO. -WnU.d PxdL PEtKimNILLTuTL Chi ■( Chemist for tho Unital States Department of Agri- I bn United tiUUen Natal Itrigmin came next, oud regiment N. G. 8. K. Y. then fell iu line, together with Places Dr. Price’s at the head of the entire list. roomily hold at the Union Parle church. 7ba 7T»e workingmen al didaten lor mayor. . ;. night j-u-uded, there being about tM.tXM Iti ' *“ie- -They *«------ ------------«--------------I wlw rt<xxl on “ platform tn Union Square that wai the tigtinl for unrolling the statuo tlx, warehip* h-gan a Mdvo of artillery, ton large Frwu-h flag that up to thl* moment had covered the bend of tho *tatuo wm drawn The United States Government >r. gnvt.,1 th,, name of Bartholdi when be wa* I ^Ew ' ciik. Nov .1.-Saturday afternoon *— ------ — — ajid >ii~ht the city wm the uvne of number almut* two-tldrd* through. i . Uu. tat by tho Old Guan! clown Fifth avenue, vwxirtttig tluj trenideut to Ute review- fora nucleus In the future, mainly as holding the oalaticv ot power in a pivotal state like N,)W York, which at preaent practically de­ u-nuinra too majority vote of the electoral college. ’ MOST PERFECT MABE mentl, Canada. April Urd, 1*3.) old reptwl the invitation to attend the .wemopie BAKING POWDER His family is a wealthy one. He We will do all in our power to hold the trade ahcady estab in politics. Sale of a Hallway. lished and largely increase the number of custc meis by sellmg good goods at a small margin Wminreday morning destroyed *txtecc Como and Soo TJs Tbe Jo** to gW,000 HOGLE & COOK, Central House Bl tick. mg litt K Chica �WOMAN AND HOME. *N AMERICAN GIRL’S OPINION OF HER BRITISH SISTER'S COSTUMES. Csttarc «>< if auiy ’»* younger llngltohmen were . V,— kniekerbockare, eoorae atock„ i |.oi. tiaik’d ahore ft might bo contid^du a rtthful foUy, XJiddlc-agnl, wZyhtirel. btad-b«Mted Britcna, men of •Wtr. »:-d < 'Iinxai'V. grandfotliorwand cek-briL- u lx. 1*-. go -bout Norwv in dothea that >-.ul.1 de-|«iaa The German* ami moral Ov.tmg out of tta maimoHtiiwnnn tak­ ing off your «kiu. nd even in tbe intervxt* ot healthful and vigorou* womanhood *be will ' Dolly, I tmeo aaw a phyiucal culture woman undresacd, *nd abe looked axartly like tl« monity. Khe will not tit down to tigh over tile work given her to do, to timjier uonxm*', or fall tick at heart, but abe will ever be iUrxi' ti proj"'r ' h'to* :'. eno iikcwi*e roe I,,*:* vo. With a very few glaring except-itt..1 J'** >V'rra.v *’/ l*‘1 toxlixL cotnt-ni ii: 1 “i o wrer th- beggar1* ixxtumo 1.-.-.1U:- “it* English, yo» know.* I ' -:x utiterriltod American girl a ph^ed-up ai’quatotimca on a while, a*for bar hwband, phyidqal culture. •HTiv • ■ vm Ijigltohmen wear such ecoreSirvCi'tbc ou mean f growlod the youth, the hawk that lie al way* car- i on tight," Mudtbr Mippant tfaer‘> don’t the fellow* wear them a bu i m< *ud anytldngiat all out of •a -L- went along, we'planned hi i*i th- eaatuiifh of Kriglbh of tbe knowledge ot th- meaning of culture, but who drtMwd like » Christian Thi* wax . st b-nx*. but they bring their . L-.au tell theta a mile off. • l»)d you ever »er anything And the way theln drew akirt* One of the*! Eiqrn'h women > crowd on Broadway. Tb-y'rs in;- tod, alout bow rtrwtl) thvii an* nuwxl ami wbnl model, they A'i • urau girK Well, there wa. div: my I» • lit-*' fret. No bnxutpin. a|t -i I .■ 4nfight l*»<-k tato a cta-tac '1. .tim *’f u hk kery nut at the c .m—. ~l—>* heartbroken. How gladly would .be now attend mare clreely to lb.*., little Ufa economic* which mve the health capital of children! not only painful, but divflgu ring. 1 tried tbe new plan tirvl, and it nucovdi'd «o well that Hand aoun foAowad *uit, and »n roally fdt hnmen«- benefit from wearing it. Tbeaort we have adopt*! b called Guntborpe, and b wholly uudyed, dye* having been i»und to l-c very injunou* in ganm-nta that come in cou- gok-irr* nil dlonf with a guide •a* a w.trd of Epgliah. Now, earn I r<«' 1 i cn'/ >-■ Mtorwi to thcr natural atala. I moat che«fillv r.-«ntn<-nd it to •O’, afl'. ited in like manner, or <•» cncrui detality. Very reaptxtluUr, Maa. A. 0. NOBLK. Corow Mecluak and Maaoo (traau. Hibbard'* Rheumaur >)rup I* pot up 1a taraa □air*, and ia told by druggist* generally. Price thadefarem-ntof point by the inadvertent uu»<lc otben follow rapidly. To effrotually |«v>veul thb, rub tix> apot with flannel aaturated with any liquid vaaeline. “After that people may try to rtrike their mr.tcbee tb-ro m much a* thev-Uke; they will neither get a light nor injure tbe point," and, moat angu­ lar, the petroleum cauww ti*> rxiiting nuu-k to All rich iwophj do not care to live amid ■uch luxury. It b becoming quite the faah ion nowwiaya for th- tpoiled darling* of ■Octet? to ucconqiany their hunhanda and brother* to tbe Adiruivlacka on hunting exjwdition*. They doth- tbenwl«ea m coarw woolen vortutnea, made with Quakerhko .» They camp out on tb<> mountain Idrrb KllKUMATtC syrup | I * i I RHEUMATISM Mk. U»I .Mry J >b- -qj-l. 'Hu»i4»»uy: -AM M. ePMrtMiU r.i iwimllur n» A„. nt v<rur uM.bM .I.M MirJhlttta. H ou*chokL Houwbokl T;> •. ftutke the parti buwiicb- , Another Utt*' -wrei 1* l>«raing to rent iu t.and l<m n nxun, * r tl*> mid«t of cunfuticio-^iucb •'onfurion, (ay, th admirutiou of all U'hokJ- n, that which follow* turning the pantry ■ .i iw-qunintancei and friend* I locr upon th- kitchen, preparatory to clean i;..-r-Lading of conltality. : tog th-f«mer. 8:«>pwl*-.i timt tembk* rx- | । I ; | lined witli wift. bright -colored flannel, and but­ tonholed in jxitnt* anxind the edgm, to-neath wbichbiteta fringe of aoft wool ta*rl-> lighted up with thread* of timel. The four corner* are folded over aa in a bandk-r-hirf caae. tocovtT anal protect tint at the |«Mnt* I*?.*" tiie egg*, and IM1 .< U-nh nl IM .Ml. mMu, . brithl Md. I e™. <*—■■**■ MrnMAt U» Ml*. . K.M.M, Wl.M. . . . . . . HrMm-tmav the lamp wick oimtinalely re­ nt* t«> tunw«l up in an orderly manner. i ta . bihiren, or to aid »D Itam-tfou, nr- a-.I.-.!—nutrition and force* th-bram directing that nutrition. ■i'.twted, •tcaily, uniform kiwi of i»- 4 airvd; tlull is, tbe child may liru*be* I* with aplrita of ammonia, aa ita ef­ fect t < immediate. No rubbing ia iVqinr.xl, iinj bring lew aticmlating, more suitable to cxdto brain evota . •■p vtally if comb&nnl with fate— * hydr< • arbonacecm*, rather than ■ dti.K<l.-rtn being i:«*itxL—Exchange. :>» V learn to<15everything tbeuiaelvea, aixl tu knuw tiie value of thing* long before they ■■■xnuMi.cc hourekreping on their own atxount; aud though they may never be r»- . . — -....J — a ru|d ,;1. among tbr moat beautiful in linnqta—Cor. Buffalo Courier. lL?f^nk‘“8 °f F, ank *“ * P'*b’ “’her rt tuiuda one of a recxml 'example of her■If c* . t>u*ineaa woman. A year ago abe Wttght nuv hiuory aud entabitobed a bindery of i. -r own. arguing that if tfie binder* could tial* n.oi» y *be cot. ti oa eouly mv. it In fo" IL-.t twelve montiis abe j.ijd for all her L:: - ry and ebsred U> entire price of mach:r... j -815,(OU A tisrewder, xbarpre. and *ith«l * lindlier and mor* charming woman o-*t lived tluui Florence.Lmiiy.—New York Gnqrtnc. Si^SATHLOPHOROS 7SS HASTINGS MICH. ITMLOPMOROS CO., K2 WALL ST., MEW TOM. * Boors WILSON Lt WASHBOARDS. tolls Tim. W*»ht-o»ni» rju m*u« w.tb a Baat-W—od nm. Tbettr-H ttanA 1’1 1 taten* their drying by nlworMng —Phiiattelpbia Call. novaxx anfteu the liriathw and invariably turn tbe ivory yellow.—Boaton Transcript take ont ink (tains: Thick blotting paper ia Nowked in n coni’cntrahd aoltition of oxalic arid and dried. Laid immediately on a Mot, 0.**“ hind.—Oui Country Homo. bing: Take two pounds *al »ola. two p<nmda yellow l«r aoap, and tan quart* of wutor. Cut the aoap in thin alien, ami boil together two hour*; strain, ami it will iv fit for tier. Put th® dothea in aoak tbe night before you you lx>iI them add a jiound of eoap They wiU need no rubbing, but merely rinting.beientifle American. —------------------ after Mtcb treatment. Sweet od and jmtty powder, foil >wed by aoap and water, to one of the bret nwiiunw for brightening b: »■ and tapper■ Eng Urii milliner* are *akl to havedlacov erod a way of making bonnet*of tawuo paper; tl>cv cot al«out a* much m it ti**y were ccverrd with iMUik note*. the following infpvdieuta. Ammonia, two ounce*; aoft water, on®quart; aallpotre, one twupoonf ul; floe *oop. 1“ •&***"«*.on* ount^ Mix thoroughly and keep in a covered Thta recipe b a aimpfe one, yet it baa made miUkmaln* of four men who bavoauevewfully controlled pvrprioUry rigbta to u« itBuetnn Budget. ______ fcjchuyler Cblfax'a cousin, Harriet, bo* U«d Ughthottae keeper *1 Michigan City for twen- Dillon* of fikaix City. Ia. Itconatatrol rental bam and a hollow pyramidal portion, both made of perforate*! abrot metal, torover both of which and tbe irons, when placed on a stove, i* a conical alotted cover, the elote to accommodate th- handle- of the iroroj«that th-trot will be well confined.-D«noro.t * Monthly. tooth powtter; it alao puriflre the breath. b. ta . PHU* CLOTHING - Good Goods at Bottom Prices! IVKAB, at la FAMOVB for b> lliR the I mid cncadPItaT. and U made In A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. >ld Uy R. K. CRANT Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., It b*i l«m «j*l that anything which ma)<™ a woman stronger will make fare mare bamtifuL _ _________ No man rrer loti anything through leing jdud to a woman. Women are ao grateful Manufacturers and Dealers in \ Monuments & Headstones, If the oven to too hot when baking ptacs a small dfah of cold water in it. Table Tops, Mantles, IArd may bo mado perfectly *wnrt by boil­ ing a raw pored potato in it. • And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. While we are upon the Pariflc ooaat we will viati an abandoned diver mine to Nevada, where I on<» acrn“ • remarkable ftingua. it wax growing from a beam 40U feet below the airfare of the earth, and waa 8 fret 4 inches in length, and wb of a light AU work guaranteed first-class. Pnoes that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs m our work; !«}>>“ esti­ mates and do all work promptly Our mm 1B to suit the peo­ ple. and our largely increased sales show that w e are snccessFul As we arJthe only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can arid do save money to all wno buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. taut* Constitution. . n—»—iirtMtom*-* ______ .<.11.—In •ban* anil *r- S4LeraT0S SODA York Time* '1 A. Rower, ■m wad For Baking Purposes. Pbyucally, I would wW^U*teZ&*M—W KX'rw HAZKLTIMK a FCMINS, DSU6UO-. Sol- Wrop-.. Grand Raptas, Mica. in a moment the gnxw to removed; then All Civrirciii Training of Vienna UlrU. tatii::.. .. u entirely worthy of notice. They ar> nt their »tudire until they are IS jmfMi age. Tlien they go through a cour-o ef trt.-liiqg fn the pantry nud th® kitihen, und : nc niemlier of the family, *ouictlmaB uncomfortably wtifT, if not shrunken, con ditiux A v«y fcimplr device will make the drying pnx-ew. cotnfiaraUvely aafc. The wa€ diocr «bouM bo thoroughly rtufTed with fully a» warm. Take a teaapouiiful of arn- let: inart; tn wuh-h case town life and .•i t . of diet. L»r. Warner aaya that uieii br*h and tavf tea a;>pe<r to produce > runiiating effect ujkmi tlx* nerve in-xtetn of •L L. :i. ineasing ti*.- quantity aixl brainKu.'..4'jig quality of tbe Lined. It may be Wtally ut-f'd in some . aww of dull-brained ctiMrra Hut farinacaoua food*. In coutrart MW w—. —• ....M. w *V« WW.IIM.. —WM .M. — I II I ■ st X*-* It. wftj.cwx for * trial b«;tll» b» »i|>r**. SX31ST21---------------------- the oti*.*r rnn» up in a |<*nt, catadng wwtri- •in-le thread war tlx- advnlge and Uw wick will bo f<<und quite tractable xlrn introduced •• •• ; go l'» loo (IMM'A. rj>* ..I • *<. ac>uw, m..-. into tbe burner. Tbe cog* will take It up i tnpail ml •ob- | lucre them an tit tor for a ice few muurua mour-nta m in ».«-'iu«abenluto quirt. properly, and it will apjxwr ..iu gaud . niucn . Ilu| w. hh . form ... and , -TIu.LkjM,- to th, ukl„gl,.<l.rvani»sl.f^ the MM«U I »«» “ wb“' •Hon. Tbtn- too rug- ! iovuUtla influence jicnnratin;- tbe whole at- I Court itmlon. ___ ._____ ; >"wh*rh we cam** receive unlca* th her “j-apa,‘;iotatoea, ponimental tranquility.—Houmbold - de Pl-dixtrisi Dr Warner All Blood Diseases. Sorofiila and Salt Rheum. square of thin i-nnvu, worked In the corncni mother iu the Idock," aaid a little chap th« i.ImwmI u Malaria and Headache, mcS CATARRH sswex? imunlni pn«*f be painted proudly Sv the flag , ...l young l-'» ^. and one -utixi a tioeeri <>1 them into AMD»—■' IT CUBES and B kept perfectly clean.—Atlanta Coo atlluUon. - to your children's friend* will u*-h then, aww of inn- «liarity axel bcnevolcn- r tlum uqui'- :i • .. <i with voting women who move Rheumatic Plasters. A Spscifio for the Blood There is no Remedy known that equals this “NATURE’S SPECIFIC” for Remov­ ing .Blotches and Brown Spots and all Skin Eruptions from the Face, thereby Beautify­ ing the Complexion, Giving a Bright and Clear Expression to the Eye. Haltiiiewr Hun. popular lemim of thia ac- >U A Regulator of the Liver and Sdneya, cloth immodlntrir. By repenting thia pruvM every fortnight fur a n«u that in much Could they poo* abm:t tix moutba co.. HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP AND ■ no., inuuu i.niii water rxbcilcnt for clramng matting. For on or di nary »i»d remi infuw* two handfuls of bran, put tn a beg In'half n gallon of boiling water, preaiug the bag mv thut ell the goodtroa of tbe Iwan will lie in the water. IXJote thto water, and wash the matting with a num'* rj-rriwe They return to tin* city io I’byxi.-al rtajaliug of the next generation of riih young New Yorker* would be about lifty tetist :»»ij *lmt p».«l ••'nw* i«to th-mind uti'* fmaitbewcwaotthe DeiSar ti.li r-1' -• tlx-oj-mxxi ff ftehlonab i-c-i .'Idle good «iw *> verily A Wonderful Occurrence. mintbtoeoK- you would, too— Loudon Truth. restorer. * Remarkable Cure which is Awakening Great Interest in and about Jackson. then tune aomething &*vcd up agulnat "a rainy <lay"—aomcthlng betu-r than money— Iwalth.—Good Cl*—r. <li*agrwublf, fluffy winntum^ that attend.* ordinary woolen undervtothing. It b nuufa into article* for mon1* w-*r, a* well a* women'a aud < Llldn-u*. I wt*h rouS*vuld • —I. _U_____ ' tucvitalde round of fashio The idet-ji which they gvt A Sure Cure for all Kidney and Liver Complaints,-and a Poaitlve Proof Against Bright's Disease. A mother aaid: "I cannot undertake tn aae that niy children form pcrfcctlv regular pbytiCal halt*—tbut they cat just xo, anil deep j'u*t ». ai*l all tba«. Why, it would take me all iny Un**." Ttait iu<*b« r is now n*»unilng the ami froqwutiy the temperature baa cbangid all through thi* last spring and autumn-. Maud aud 1 were con-.Uiually having cold*, fiuvuclw ipul to.'diaclM*, until mini one told itaUwl by wtnriug underclothing with tame proportion of undyrd wool in il we idiould evutpi-tely counteract this tendency to odd ehora. Compounded from Roots, Herbs and Barks. No Poisons nor Opiates Used. truck there will lie round iihiltwophy, In bar thought* IxtldtKwi and originality, in her heart heaven'* Jmrity, and tbe world will 1® batter that ti» lived in it. To her aUotted tn*k «bc will bring health, vigor, energy mid ajurita; tbc«, will give her both the power ami tbe etMluranre. without which her iifo must lx;, in x,IIlt. rejpect* at le**t, a failure. —Cincinnati Etxjuirwr. ;'iu«tmtive onecdolre: .■•.her may rvu* mber when The Greatest Tonic and Appetizer Ever Produced. ~ “**■-' owainvwoi crunx nn>‘o ■ ‘-Qn siowmg cneox, tn- iitmi, btuiuy mg. Good walk* tn the Km—walks that are I Lreath. tbe lube, graceful play of tho llmta, plreouree—good time* and plenty of gl>lxi tell a tale of boaitliv and vfcwwx nhv«l--1 ’ food-form tho beat phjndca] culture imagin- — WUIVU U MUU1VB UWt DHUHY. ■ llta Pint llllTM t- 1 -- -« . . Tbe soul and the mind will be developed also Best in the World. A. Black & Co. �read* marshall Um like table publtahed two jnn «e: we shall bare more to say hereafter. Contrary to the result of two yean ■go, tbe lower peainaula fives a major­ ity for the republican state ticket Luce ran far ahead of bis ticket in tbe upper peninsula. To their pleasurable surprise, the re­ publicans elect every county officer. Frank Hurd, tbe rampant free trader, The vote in detail is riven elsewhere. has been defeated for congress in the The majorities are as follows: Toledo, O„ district by a decisive major­ Sheriff—Baker Shriner, 415. ity. Clerk-Frank McJhrby. 255. Republicans carry California, have a Treasurer -Chris. A. Hough. 343. majority of tbe legislature. Register— Italtey B. Richards, 218. Nebraska only 25,000 republican ma­ Pros. Atty.—P. T. Colgrove, 2M. jority. Commissioners—A. E. Kenaston, 290. Massachusetts republican. H.E. Hendrick, 202. Pennsylvania, Beaver, republican Surveyed—Asa D. Rork, 168. elected governor by 48,000. Coroner*—J. M. Nevins, 181. “ A. L. VanHorn, 176. Indiana, republican state ticket elect­ This splendid showing is certainly ed. gratifying to republicans. At the Connecticut, republicans have major­ same time the result was brought ity of 11 in legislature. about because those who have hereto^ The republicans elect at least two fore voted the fusion ticket this year congressmen in Kentucky. Voted the republican ticket Had the The Rhode Island republicans carry electors of Barry county voted as they the ofily congressional district in which did two years ago, the fusion majority there was an election. would have been 200. The splendid or­ Horizontal Bill Morrison, of Illinois, ganization of the republicans and their is defeated by a majority of 1,132, a re­ mhIous work this year would probably have reduced this majority to a consid­ publican gain of 2,700. Springer was elected by but 900 majority. erable extent. But the fact remains New Hampshire legislature republi­ that it was because-former democrata can, insuring election of republican sen­ and greenbackers this year voted the republican ticket that that ticket was ator and governor. In Ohio the republicans carried the successful in Barry county. state. There are many reasons why many Wisconsin. Rusk, Rep„ elected gov­ fusionists this year supported the re­ ernor. publican ticket, chief among which Republicans make large gains were, disgust with bargain-and-sale pol­ in Virginia. itics, and a determination to root out In Tennessee the democrats elect free trade nonsense in Michigan. governor and gain one congressman. While the republican ticket was suc­ New York City electa Hewitt, demo­ cessful, and the republicans would have crat, mayor. In the state the republi­ made good gains under any circumstan­ cans hold the legislature. ces, the victory] In Barry county was The republicans carry Cook county not a party victory. It was, as stated Illinois, by unusally large majorities. before, because former fuslonista voted N. B.—The democrats carry Missouri the republican ticket We welcome and Texas, y them to our ranks. We trust that they may In the future, as'in this election, find in the republican party a true ex­ We take plraure in informing our ponent obttfelr principles. We cannot readers that the Ohio Farmer, which expect them to remain with us unless has a national reputation as the leading the republican party shall continue to agricultural journal of this country, represent their principles. This we is offered the coming year for one dollar believe It will do. It has ever been the per year. Its very large circulation, party of the people and has always now numbering over sixty-five thous­ sought the support of tbe people be­ and subeenbers in every state in the cause of the excellence of Jts principles union, audits liberal advertising pat­ and its nominees for office. ronage, enables its publishers to give to The defeat of two yee.rs ago was a tbe fanners of this country one of the good thing for the party, because it very beat, moat enterprising, agricultur­ drove It from the ruts into which it al, live stock and family journals of bad fallen from its long continuance in America at the very low, price of only power. It put the republican party one dollar per year. The Ohio Farmer is where it must place, itself In accord published nt Cleveland Ohio, Is nation­ with the people, and the wishes of the al in everything except in name. Is a 16people. It has proven itself equal to p&ge— 64 column—weekly of fifty-two the hour. Hence we say to those of issues a year, and is acknowledged the opposition who have this year vot­ authority on all agricultural subjects. ed with us, that we believe the republi­ It is conducted by an able and experi­ can party will merit their support; und enced editorial management that spares further, that, purified and re-vivified by no expense or labor to add everything its defeat in 1884. it will inarch to a tri­ possible to its value. Specimen copy urn ph ant victory in 1888, because it and Pro*6iun List will be sent free to will deserve victory. all a^dicants by addressing the Ohio Still another cansewas Cleveland's Farmer, ^ieveland, O. brutal pension vetoes. Tbe boys in/ blue, who bravely responded to tbejr v Following Is a list of jurors drawn country's call in thp hour of its for tho November term ot circuit great peril, could do nothing less court: ' than resent, by their votes, the coarse Chas. W. Morrill. Orangeville. Prairieville. Augusta II. Mills. jests and unfeeling remarks pxade Rutland, Chas. H. Kogers. by the nation's executive in his messag­ Thornapple. John C. Smith. es wherein he refused the stipend con­ Woodland, John Lee. gress bad voted disabled ex-txddiera. Yankee Springs. Asher Turner. Assyria, Wm. H. Jewell. We cannot speak of the results in Baltimore. Samuel Jones. particular townships. We can only say Barry. A. G. Courtright of them all “welldooq,” for/all did Carlton, Michael Yargcr. well—surprisingly well * ; Castelton, Frank C. Boise. Hastings Township, Michael B. Todd. Hastings City, 3d ward, Edward A. Cyrus G. Luce and the entire republi­ Rider. Hastings City, 1st ward, Harry J. can state ticket is elected by a stiff ma­ Anderson. . jority, probably 10,01)0. Hope. Chas. Hayward. The Legislature is republican by a Irving, Miles Engle. Johnstown. Frank Cherry. largely Increased majority. The senate Maple Grove, A. D. Wolf. stands 22 republicans to 10 fusionista, Orangeville. Fred Hughes. the house will probably stand 5^ repub­ Prairieville. Theodore Keys. Rutland, Henry J. Hammond. licans and 42 fusionbto—a republican Thornapple. Wm. S. Gibbs. majority of 26 on joint ballot. l Woodland, Lafayette Parrott Exit Don. \ Yankee Springs, George H. Ford. The following is the list of Coogres*Assyria, Myron O. Cleveland. men now eheted, with DMjoritifa: \ Baltimore. Guy R. Durfee. Barry. Martin J Taggart. . First flistrict—,1. Logan Chipman, V., Carlton, O. L. Newton. Castleton, Theodore Scofield. Second district—E. 1*. Allen, R., l.OOd. Third district—James O'Donnell. IL, \ Hastings, Chas. P. Bid el man. 4,723. Daur, aux Dahoxxoox—If Fourth district—J uilus C. Burrows, IL. 1J»». wmUwr la jolng to noder a ault of Fifth district—M. H. Ford. D„ 450. cloths or aa overcoat aeoraaar,. doa't Sixth district—Mark b. Brewer, IL, wait for the charge In teoporature. 1,700. Seventh district-J u»Uu IL Whiting. Go early and eeteet toe doUuni and ae. cure drat choice. It will coat you no D.. 500. Eighth district—T. E. Tanmey, D., more, and yon will la (ullr prepared fw the flrrt-cold apell. A full eoW la aM 1.40U Ninth district—Byron M. Cutcbron, to laal all Winter, and before Sprinx the aerda of a daaxen.ua dlwwae may be R.. LSuO. Tenth district—Spencer O.PBher, D.. aoara. Since perfect BUlo< and oka apprarinx dothrox cwta no Utore than lA’Q. Eleventh district—Seth C. Moffatt.H.. rough -buaxy"Btutt. go to K. K. Grant and aak to rwa aorrre of the “1. C. A Oo. MQQ. dothinx- Trade mark on every r*rThe republicans tiect sheriff in Kent ..._ a. Mid Wayne counties. A victim munod Bern ™ tnuwtorred Cungrwuunan D'Donsali certainly from Juckwo to the loola l~“ W- We have just received our second EgEEaEEgEUilaHE lEEgsEiisEIEEEEEi saaaa.aea.aagacK Dickle-P. xiEStEEEiEHEEEEE Large Stock uEEgiHsEKEEgSEE =hia«.3i*.t»e:a= a£ESiEegEs3;lgaE2 Of Ladies’ Cloaks that we are offering at xEIEailiEElEIEESE uEHEHKEIHaiBS xiBiaSSsEEBEESnSi zeaaa.aaa.aaauue: HHlUjw-P. EES9EEIESSIEEES5E :e»«fEsa»gJal£g8« REDUCED PRICES Sk»ir.s«B.»»=±3 sSKgi$E»EHH3Hi s»88rwBtsa.t«3ks£= We have done an unusual large trade in Heath-I'. Cloaks this season, and will give 'our custo­ aBIggHSBEBglEEga xtiixsixEtlEBaiEE mers the benefit of our ua:».3M.cais=c= EEMhEsEEnBgggg ziiixxEaxEExliiix r«££rJEEs5E559iiS Large Purchases, sgBaasBacaaaBaasS saxss.unx^enaxnxs EEEEEEEiSnEuIiSdE nsEiisSinxkEaSsiie uSHiHtaHgl&SK Jfaadriek-B. Cadwallader H We are offering the best value in a #SRB»®rae=X58i5S5 8 uEUSEEEEaBslKEEE EKSIEEESsrisMEEk Ladies’ 5Oc. Vest sSEEiExacEIEEaisE tiEgefistE«£«.<Hgg Ever shown in this market. T ATEST NEWSI Special Sale of Lamps. Another lamp house gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doz. of their lamps at prices that no oth­ er house in Barry Co. can reach. To see ana get prices will convince you at once. New Pineapple Glassware—Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water Seta ever offered in the city. We have Tobacco for the same money of any other house in the county and always did have. We have the cheapest line of Gloves and Mite we ever had. We will have the largest line of Our stock of DRY GOODS Is complete in every department and we are ready to give you bargains that you will ap­ preciate. E. Y. HOGLE HOLIDAY GOODS We ever had. Our Grocery Stock is complete, and we will not be undersold by any man on same quality of goods. Bring your produce; we want it. My store is filled with a good stock of fall and winter goods, Cotton and Woolen Flannels, Blankets, Hosiery and Under­ Y ours truly, wear of all sizes and kinds. I have the best selection of SMITH, HAMS & VanARMAN. H. M. MYGATT In Newmarkets and Boucle Jackets ever shown in Prairieville. Jerseys from 50 ets. to $2.50. And Reastaurant id. semozst OECtM-Ai-TM flat Haire-Made Caiiis Children’s & Ladies’ Cloaks Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes for every­ body. Broadhead Dress Goods in the new shades. All wool Tricots at 50 cents per yard. Homespun cloakings in all colors. Auk to nee the 0. P. H. Caasimere Panta at $2.50. Every pair warranted. Big Stock Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats. First-Class Restaurant D. 8KMON. » ot. Unoolored Japan Tea. Iba. for $1.00, beats the world. ■ paid for Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruita ami �pie Hasting Banner. iTpEeflJ?" romp,'*0 -HutPERSONAL MENTION. ‘ The lucky candidates on the count v ticket each received u>e "l.uin^u,’ »ree' at Union Hull at the rSmu i. came known. .dve'rtb^n.in'tMMM?will bi'nnuSd Jons HoilMtn la having a good run ot centum at hU tailor Stoffie ™ f“r O'1' nent emzem. Til nil. fair ^MUcteln, Silver j®aiMiwl&)Oils. JOHN UESSMEH, Nnw Book.! New Book.! Call and examine my .tuck of book, before pur­ chasing elsewhere. dr. e. h. Lathrop BustNEM U tinI new miler mill is booming, and Mr. Field is higblv pleasnt.th« patronage already given him by the people of Barry county. Servigeh at the Episcopal church Sunday as follows: Morning praver u a. bl; litany, sermon and Holy com­ munion, 10:30 a. m.; evening prayer 7 p. m. ................ At E. A. Mattison's you can pur­ chase a piano or organ of any make, at leas price than the same can be bought for In Grand Rapids, Jackson or De­ troit. •’’? ,a‘‘l Uw A.l-SS’"’ WMt.it>»' Jewelry « ’ full Stuck O.I musical GOODS! fail and tfrt pr.'** ScOmte!'?, the Jeweler. Local News. Cirru^i......... ict'fk. 1,700. OLD piipTJ Call off the tie a oxer. Dec. Is’, we must have out Lct-U'FterX 1* still selling goods rttraardfoarr low prices. Tni’Rip n . N* vem’i'-r 2fith. has toigukte! a? Thanksgiving day. Tai nvripts pLotetl on go-d iad<m short: ■; -. st this office. Positively w nurd have our pay. • • Ml: B Kf !:rz.'..i-i bought Jh»‘ John kitty rm!,.••. ■ ia the first ward. V. LfESs openwi his meat market in iheCtatral tl0u->e Mock Munday. The engine ..mi iron works will be ready fur Uisin-^, in abbot a week. Wnoen-r h’.ir-! of finer fall wt-ather fun that stjthus tar this fall ? Mure fine niuriefl goods cheaper tb»n rardw i at A. K. McOmber a. Ten ff athpr weight bustlet at More: E. Kerins, (h-t one, only 23 CWt*, " Befoiie the leave* again fall, Barry cvtin house worthy the name and the county. tantnEt; That the Banner office is ttall ’iin—« prtjfired tp fio first-class panting. Improve the opportunity, and secure of j/rj.jjt bargains offered by; Stern. The Chaut^mpirt circle meets at the of Dr. Timmerman Tuesday e»«ungn*xt. ; JlrL’4’** ht>M that there will be '"'lotion with build­ ing th-water works. ■ nodi- Tm: iMttte is over, the wounded have ,u“L,X)fw :'’r‘ ar’,, Wle country edn setur uown to buHincss. lJ>EU'LA' ewt rnoro of this cilj ''’■"'Y rarpetol nod .upP*—l »;ln t>-w rhxirx di!” "““"P I.WII1HH mra'. Moorla“WoOMitin'o , u, flourish recrivtag •Wfcions at -.ch meeting. hn^'*KK,?w<* ar<‘ huUiiitur a ware^onh!::r.!X7,tr'^1’“K1 ** ihiOiu.u ?“ur°ur south on aSt&,U7 ro“d- »m h»v« »uctinaM|-'A^|hriMjnylOth of lhe Catholic boaihinrrlhTtt”,,pp*cat RU> w ,u,i Thursday, of this week. nl’i/u ,,e8t *** wnrM » 1 1**^ best shirt in the "Jllbuj th, Jayton „r K. w MorrtlL fcU’li^‘11’ lh' »lf‘ «' 'Bo In of ihf1, ***° bun, in the bri­ o' Hi. a. . church nl Cultoa C«oo' thU drio ‘ ,* 'tolftw*fl P'Crty at tho rrof•wtiiii/ U"“- Uol«BkM» Saturday tl»maii!',’A'h tl<a h 'w>uUoa hl’ ’“r, ttorU wore l»opta. '’oilthouie <* «m- 1"?'" *»l » ol-trred in awten mA i?,:t raffle Bn<1 shooting *x»’. hidi 0 the evwrio» Mt Tolkn -MsfiavroKffsi/ “» Frank Pttoout ud wit. an, to mu. Ai.l who are indebted to me must call ami pay me immediately, as I have * krudualo of dux gone out of business and must have N»'®y pay. ERKD’K. HOTUHKIH8. The second annual meeting.for the Michigan conference Woman> Home Missionary Society wtB be held In the state uan ersity, came home to vote. M^h^^-hurch at loifia, commencing W’ At£in9 “<1 wife, of Grand 7‘‘r®1u,e of W. 8. ChldreIf you want a book or set of books jj^jnu family, a portion of the past fort* present, examine my stock and prices. erlf^^v Tl# *<ilh her brolhDR. K. H. LATHROF. Mre- Pr’ Lampnum re­ The ladite society connected with the turned to her home Monday, her moth­ Baptist church will give a social next er coming with her.’ Turaday evening at the society rooms' f loritl*. occupied the in their church. Supper from 6 to 7 ?iU the B*?11*1 church Bunday. A cordial welcome is extended to all. He sWill preach there next bunday L’otatoks.—Wanted choice Durban k monnng and evening. Cd. H. 11. Gill returned from the Huron shore Wednesday . evening, where he has been doing valiant ser­ STAUFFER & CRAWLEY. vice for the republican party Barry county will have reason to be proud of the newly-elected county offi­ L/fddic Bottom was very happily sur­ cers. They are all good men and" tru*. prised on the evening of Saturday last, who will fill their reapestive stations his 17th birthday, by hti teacher and with ability and credit friends, who left with him as a token of remembrance, two nice books. Hu hear­ The demand for election slips was tily gives them his thanks. never so g. eat in this stole as during The mother of Mr. C. Beebe, of Kaithe campaign just closed. The manu­ facturers of patent election stickers amazoo, who>s largely interested In the new bank to be started in this citv, were unable to aupnly the demand. was one of the victims of the Rio, Wti. Work on the water works is being railroad accident. This calamity has pushed forward rapidly as poeaiblc. If delayed the business of perfecting the the weather proves favorable, without arrangements for the opening of the bank. doubt the business portion of the city will be supplied with water from the Married, at the residence of the works the coming winter. bride's father in Oscoda. Wednesday. Oct. 27th, by Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, Charles W. Jones, of this city, and Miss by Meedamea Rich, Phillipa, Nlms. P. Emma E. Crippen. The presents were D. Busby, John Busby, Rorabeck and numerous und costly, among which Conkling on Wednesday afternoon and was a beautiful gold watch and chain evening of next wert- rt Red Rjhhnn to the bride from her father. The hal 1. J IWffSEmenis from 5 to T stan■ “bride will receive a hearty greeting tWra time. A cordial welcome will from Hastings citizens, among whom her husband is u general favorite. The greet all. Banner unites with all in congratula­ There is to be a ministerial meeting tions. । held in the Wesleyan Methodist church Don't you forget it. .------ . at Hickory turners, commencing Nov. . up, at 9th. and continuing two days. Opening sermon Tuesday evening by Rev. 1). D. SMITH. HAUHAViMAHMAN. Martin, of Allegan. All interested are invited to attend. Free entertainment The outlook for this city is certainly will be provided for aB. promising. <>n every hand can be seen The Ladies Home Missionary Society evidence of permanent improvements. will meet at the M. E. parronage Fri­ With the completion of the two mag­ day afternoon of this week. As there nificent hotels now in progress of conis much destitution among the poor of btruction, lhe hotel accommodations of this-city, it is earnestly desired that this city will l>e unsurpassed by any there lie a full attendance at this meet­ city of Its size in the state. Tbe engine ing. as business of importance in this and iron works have l*vn rebuilt with connection will be transacted. vastly improved machinery, und BarIpw&'Cn., elevator, nearly completed, FThi: society connected with Emman­ is a model of its kind. A new bank uel church will lx? >cntertlined on with ample capital is to be opened in Tbutaday afternoon next week by the near future; the new roller mill Is Mr*. LoUle Russel, Will Holloway. in full operation, making a grade of Geo. Tornlison. Jameq Wilkins. James flour unsurpassed by none; the new block contains two as bandKock, ibOLH, Byron oyrun Dickinson, iiiiKiuiwn, Annie auuir Bessibw Goodyear j rii.r, al the torirtr rooou. rsnwra-«>mc »u>rra m ran be foiind ta Uo-tUto. Ihe iron bridge across the Tbornupple aii are serV'Hl ........... from ....... ftvF ftriHT fintil urem,.z sewn. 'All are the iron bridge acrons the Tbornapple on Michigan avenue will be open to tbe cordially invited to attend. Fiublic in a few days, and that thoroughThe popular class now enrolled in are much ImprovrjF, the city will In a the C. L. 8. C. held an enthusiastic few months be supplied with a firstmeeting at the home of the president, class system of water works, an opera house and severs) stores will be built and made a most encouraging start in with the opening of next spring. These the work for the coming year. Their improvements are such as the business next meeting will be held in the rooms iDtereets of the place demand. Theyof Dr. Timmerman on Tuesday evening, ire permanent, add to the commercial the Sth. The president thinks he never, importance <>f Hastings, and will en­ met so many earnest begioners, and be­ hance the value of property in the city. speaks for tbe class the achievements The Mission concluded at St Roses ot great literary success. A result of dime novel reading wak church last Sunday had for its object manifest in this city Sunday evening by the confering of a plenary indulgence the serious stabbing of Aadley Welton, on all who would worthily comply aged about 15 years, by a boy of about with the requirements of the Jubilee his own age. This affair is but one ot granted for this year by the priest. the evil results that is likely to follow Pontiff Leo XUL An indulgence as from tbe practice the youngsters of Catholics understand it, is neither the this city are wont to indulge in viz: the remission of sin nor a license to com­ congregating in large numbers about mit sin, but the remission of the tem­ the steps of the M. E. church Sunday poral punishment due to sinful action ommission when the sin is forgiven evenings for the purpose of accompany­ or as to its eternal guilt If the church ing girls home. If parents are not suf­ ficiently solicitous for the welfare of have the power to free from eternal guilt she certainly may remit ita tem­ their children to inform themselves rs poral punishment, and that she has the to their whereabouts and the company thev are in daring tbe evening hours, power to do tbe former and consequent­ ly tbe latter would seem clear from the they have no occasion for surprise upon our Lord >n SL MUI XVI. 18 learning-tbat they have fallen Into evil and XVIII. IS) «‘U givotoUwotlw kevs of kingdom, heaven • • • WbatM^Jonday evening last Mr. and Mrs. noever thou ahalt loo* upon earth shall also be loosed in hesven. Chas. H. Bauer, of this dty, were com­ That the Mission, was a success pletely surprised by a call from about would seem evident from our vantage 150 of their Barry county fri®*. w^° ground; for the respectful posture, the reminded them that it was the 15th. or devout attention and the serious recol­ lection were indeed mxarst piety ot the assembled congre"irations at the several services ot the them, and the * TO I VOW, M* RDtl Mission. Fathers I. J. VanAntwerp, sppropniue audreoo. on’behalf of the of Battle Creek, Buyse. ofjsckson t£ch.-n Io the public ecboole T.™™!; Franc, of Battle Creek, and Ordtag. of rd Mr. and Pu Bauer a eetof OlHxm • Williamston, were In attendance at the Rome, and on Beb»tfoto*«' Mission.” __________________ tine hanflng lamp, net of £'>«’»"■ Barry County Pomona Grange.— a doara ellrer .^5 nj?ul ninnrrow other beautiful and metal A regular meeting of Barry County Pomona Grange will be held with article.. Tbe recent. this manifestation of frieodshtp «»« Union Grange al the residrmce ofbrother John Dawson, Friday. Xov. 26th, at good wilL__________ . 10 o'clock a. m. Address of welcome­ Mr Zd. P. Wella, Tbeti. P. o_, Stev- Bro. Wallfr Bom. Aitor ‘B.mujl routine or bu.mm. atopoteHed it is desired ami expected that every PtwVf J"*? 11 ""BOM from tbe E^fflfcr a few hours thia week, in or- word for it’ “r lh ’ vnuoot vnoluou—Bro. , o«o. Roploclt Loyal Loomis, of Grand Rapids, was ABdlo ouaw, Wolur H«. M. ukvju. on our street. Thursday last t- Newland ami H. Brainard. P-per, what Hysleiu or farming yields dlJvuL ^or*} and Mid­ dleville, bundayad ta this city. lM»t ri-ttiius iu uu»u whhuut uupuverA. C. Tvwue aud veSinkeLj!at5h?*1’ “»• fct*u «®‘- x > MMCUie U 11. Stone. v eraity. was at home Tuesday. riBasays-riurtera John Dawson, A. Durlee and CW. Biggs. B Lowry, of Parma N Y Mu*ic—Uro C. A. Newland. ia visiting relatives In this city. ’’ Paper, school guvernweut—D. C. Warner. . Tbe secretaries of tbe different sub­ ordinate granges are expected to send in reports in regard to the condition oi then reopocUbu grangtM lutelleoluuUy. WilUson hss returned socially and financially. from a visit with friends at Sagautuck. NOM1E8LAWBON. tact. CHAS. W. BIGGS, Sec. J* A- ^ims spent a por­ tion of the past week at Grand Rapids bui“ BJ Mra. HA'E J®"” tyute pta». u><=> tbe follow- N“B^ LETTER FROM W. B. ROOEM. Spokane Fall, W. T.. u«. MUi. 1MC. EDITOR BANNER: 1 wish through your valuable paper tfl give your readers a description of this country and this beautiful little city, of four years growth, with about four thousand inhabitant*. A few weeks since 1 visited this place, and. now am again here, and I note the rap­ id improvements going on in so many directions. Brick blocks, flrrt observed with foundations laid, now rear their top structures, three stories high and not completed. Tbe streets are yet filled with piles of brick and other building material, showing signs of improve­ ments in rapidity to which no other city in Washington Territory affords a parallel. This Is the fourth dty in size in the territory, soon will be the third, and now Spokanlteres vociferously claims that it Is destined in the near future to be second to only one in this great and growing territory. Whether this is true or not matters not for the purposes of this article There la cer­ tainly enough In the phenomena (if I may be allowed the expression) of this rapid building of a city within the in­ land empire. The beautiful falls of Spokane, from which the town is named, are certainly well worth a visit Not so large a vol­ ume of water, to be sure, as Niagara; neither one such an immense leap as there serin, but the roar of the 'suc­ cession of fills, the self same appearing whirlpool rapid, the while milky water below the fulls, all remind one of Niag­ ara. Here the water full 160 feet with­ in three-quarters of a mile, is admira­ bly situated for utilizing the power up­ on either side of the river, and at tbe the lowest stage will supply at least forti thousand horse power, and in oi dinary stages more than twice that amount The lowes power is more than twice that now in use in all ot Washington territory, both wa­ ter and steam, and for greater than the famous power at Minneapolis, that has made possible the vast milling interests there established. Within a nuiius of a hundred miles of Spokane Falls there are wheat lands that can, and will in the near future, produce far more wheat than is now produced in the great northwest wheat producing re­ gion tributary to Minneapolis. Some of this Is already traversed by newly constructed branch lines of railroad, some now building and others prelect­ ed, to be built at an early date, thus making this city a rail­ road center and preforce a milling. Within thia same radius of one hun­ dred miles to the north, north-east and south-east, are over two hundred mines, located and partly developed, known to be rich in the precious metals, many of which are directly tributary to this place, and all certidn eventually to join with the developing force to make this territory one of the grandest and richest slates of tbe unlon,.wlth the most vari­ ed resources of any. Tho immensity of three mines cannot be understood with­ out personal examination, but I venture the prediction that this region will/ be sec- ad to none in the out-put of thepredvtis metals, and will build not only this but many other mining centers and thriving cities. ( Yours respectfully. W.H. ROGERS. $1000 forfeit 1 o the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct., and will have a complete stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY and fancy goods, ■ All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids prices. Come in emd See US, And see if what we say is not true. JULIUS RUSSELL TRADE BOOMING! ’ Cold Weather Coming. But we have still a large stock of overcoats and ulsters, in­ cluding fine Chinchillas, Meltons, Beavers and Worsteds. Men’s Suitings. A fine line of Men’s Suits in single and double breasted and of very desirable patterns. Our line of Underwear includes the finest grades and also the cheapest. We have a large lot of red underwear warrant­ ed all'wool for 40 cents. * We have a large line of Winter Caps, Derbies and Soft Felts. In fact our line of > Clothing and Furnishing 6oods Is complete in every particular. E. W. MORRILL & CO., “One Price Clothiers." ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of . A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty1.— IT KOT HATAXA TILL EX. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Thin is the Latest and Best Gascline Stove. Call and seet hem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. liemember the place, and yours respectfully, A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE J"OXX O OElJM'X’mTM. CQw SW u re>re-MM Win tawaj Wn. ItiKlUT RDk, M. Apsb. IM Fifth Avmmm. - CHICAGO. Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store O W Mui Sind, Autea fc litkoli M MARRIED. GRKGOKY-BALDWIN-In HsAtlnn. Oct. S*. . „ L.. ri-ovGrevorv mill Export. Mich., and Miss Mary Couley. of MsHoiGrove. Mich. DIED. BLAWSON-rhcrbec June Slawson. w|!e of 2pcB, si 3 p. tn. , About t.’ireo week* she taken »tek “VXomvH wllh MJ Throat or DOWV Lung Disease. Ifvouhave a Cough or Cold, or the children £ tatiur trouble. It to Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. In fact the Stock is all Bargains. Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish you. We invite yon to give us a call and we will endeavor to sell you goods right; and if yon do not want to pnrchaae, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. Ojpmte lamen’ M. BATTLE C8IK.- IICB. �== = AN ANCIENT RACE. GYPSIES, AND THEIR CLAIM TO GOD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE. Gyi*n- named Carpenter wise roui|tnnkmidiipamong tho beautiful hills anti valleys of w*M»ernzlMMwylvanta. Hi* kDowtalgv h« hail sameliow acquired, nuwlo *{>proariK<i him with real veneration, and many: “Bocause they are God's chowrn papite I" hnlfwidud. u>l<« wo wrro at that moment occupied in drcadng nuire plump chickens over whew manner of getting into caiup I thought boat to throw xb« mantle of tdlaut cliarity; but be ot tho modern patriarth«, laying great eui Utta, so loved <>f tbe Lord for ita people's faithful oleervouce of divine command*. Tbeu be glibly quoted from Jeremiah: your day> ye »hall dwell tn tante; that ye may strangers.” A* little weight as need be given to this thought u> bv a prevailing one with tho race onghly among the gypsies of today aa to ven­ ture tho ktateuamt tliat Hometiiiug like it is with them a universal underlying ethnologi­ cal and ethical principle und belief. A not , greatly diiaimilar thought or pretense ccr\ tainiy served them wril 140), the •late of their first appearanceTn Europe, and 14!X>, when they had Ireuiiw known and recogniud with much favor in every principality PILUIUMM or KOHLX U1XK1D. However such cheat may have been sug- -pilgrim*" of noble blood under ]>enanre for some fictitious infringement of divine law to wander “without covering for their beads" through ChiUtum lands fur a long term of years. Tills delusion found ready acceptwell upparelcd. mounted upon tbe finest ot prestige, and were witiud picturesque to * greet degree, each horde^ having ita titled of -litllo tbuir increase in popularity they were genuine pilgrim* an-1 holy perxoua soon prevailed throughout oil Euroje, the fervor umAng the people, prompting quick loulive for sympathy iu all profnecdly holy conducts, an>I toleration from kings and From tla-w “Egyptian pilgrim*" came Gyptian*, und hence gyiaies, which name, al­ though now regarrled by tbe entire nu» a* a term of reproach, tire more dignified Rommany (from Rom. Item, the 'in*, the hvsub be­ ing tbeir own priced npirellatiou, wiil always P to them os ekxrely as'tbo unfortunnto mute into which they soon fell after tbeir irou; welcome into Europran countries f- arc varioady known, according to HoyL’by tbo Moors and Arabian* os Cliaratnl, uoui'of rohfirntLM Uyganhi, in Trmt»ylvanik: Twl.inRiiwfc, nmotig the Turks and otherasKtern nation*; Txigany*, in Hungary; Zlughris, in Italy; Zigeniwt*, in Germany; DobomintM, among tbo French; Gitanot and Lignno* rrapuctlrely, in Sjiain mid Portugal, atxf |in Hollaxsl n* Hey<tenti. <r bealixm. They can uever lx? uUk.t than plain gypdea in nllllinglWi sjiuaking ixjunlrir*, unlcnr, as isniH'iinpaadhte in America, tbeir numl»cn», wenitil mid respectablbty shall so hicreu&n bestowed title of their ancient rare, tho Rotnraany; they ro dearly love and so grudgingly cherish.—Edgur L. Wakeman in Chicago banks »lwwe>i such a rapacity av teller or cashier that some of it* citstaaHvs got np a bonk tor him. Everything went on sucres*fully. Than? was a habit of lending and bortween them and reMabltt individual*, and thix young caihirr bad *ueh a relation with a man vu|>p»<xl to be luynnd suspicion. One day thl* man camo to him with a largH request, uo Im* than the loon of 4150,000, equal to iialf the capital of tbe tank, which was foutsl: bis kindred could give no irdonnatioti about him; telrgrapim, railroads, ocnan steatn«ra did n >t cxitt to afford inquiry or pursuit Tim directors had to be made aware of tho thought was to reduce the ciqutal to Slto.iXM. Tbn young cashier submitted- hhniwlf to tlwlr discretion, tiut propoasl if nlloired to go on to devote hlnw.lf. all bi-, means nod cacrgitx, wiw kept quiet The lank want on kuccnre fully. Tbu cashier paid promptly 8 per oeaL dividend on S9UU.00U out of »l.W,0Jt» biihiix®. Watching rvryj- opportunity to make a W. H. Gondyeor A Co., lietail DrugKiats of Hastings, says: We have been selling Dr. King's New Discoverv, Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for six years. Have never handl­ ed remedies that sell as well, or give sucIl universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effect­ ed by these medicine* in this dty. Several cases of pronounced consump­ tion have been entirelv cured by use of a few bottles of Dr. King's New Dis­ covery, taken in connection with Elec­ tric Bitters. Weguaratee them always. Sold by W. H. Goodyear te Go. who was with mo said he tunr Iwked at a church i.wpte without being r. Ttindrd of a story. “It wa.v tbe nipht of tbe big fire be began. Tliero were i-oine plan* wixm poopi* were not mohatal, and on* ot ioe*a |ilac*i GERmanreMEOI TRJiKB OF THE TRADE. It i* a ettriou* fact that, nlthough breath- A Positive Cure. “I waa troubled very much with rbtanii. . Ism in bit hit,, .... . . 66 ‘HoMing a trade in this Itaelnere requires i leater. “It» tbe first place, tbe skillful cigar cd'^man will gradually work lite customers only » {reater profits for the home. Thia is dot* by playing on that vanity which is tbe one uni-. Flint has 21 white and five colored your clerk is waiting on a customer. The .-terk My, hands out a box of ten content. barbers. • hsnrl, as If indignant that such nu insult to warranted, 1b because It 1* tho best ibould be offered one of your cuntauicrs, and •borply Bxclaim: ‘Don't you know that Mr. tively cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the 8o-aud-a> never smokes anything but tbe l*sl whole system, and thoroughly build* up tho two-for-arquarter f Thru you get the box' of constitution. Bomcmber, we gum^ntoe 1L t couple as a mattis- of counw, nr.ri at the K. 11. LATHBOr, nnwclri. «amo time inwardly thank* you fi>r the com­ Mendon claims a hog that can eat 7 U pliment j*iu have paid him. Tbereaft-r be pies. tx'oMn.'s a regular purchaser of tbe higher priced goods. Of course tbe cferk underDiphtheria I* a terrible diMiuie, requiring the statxlsyou, and everything 1s lovely. But if n».ll..^l -blit .. ?..._ ...... ..... . ... .u UH- cigar, aul my clerk should inquire what patient with great persisteney. and often leave* price, or hand out a nickel cigar, 1 kbould the srstem poianned and prostrated. Just here Hood s Haraaparii!a does a vast amount of good, Jischnrge that clerk the next minute. It is rxpelllmt impurtie* from the blood, giving it his busilM** to band nut ten center* in such richness and vitality, while It renovates and Ktrcngtncn* the N\ntem. ■About holding a trndel Ob, yew You The street riliway between Benton Harbor and St. Joseph n being paved with brick. A. VanAnken, of Paw Paw. has sliipped LOOO that last one. and occasionally invito them to barrel* of apples this season Um* f*rThe First Congregations) church, of Jackson, raised S700 for home missions Sunday, i thl* manner make a good investment. But above all you must watch you rustomera, and An old physician, retired from prac'lce. having had placed In hl# hands by au East Indta mil­ without their knowing it change the brand lenary lhe fnnnula ot a simple vegrtah.-e re­ on them. Nino out of ten men wifi tire of a medy for the speedy an>l pcrtnaxiemt cure of bnuxl after smoking it a re*ik. Without Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and sayillga word to them you want to keep al) throat and Ixnig Affect loin, sire a poritivi- changing tbesn from brand to brand, thus and radical cure for Nervous fh-blll'y and al) "■ ' ■- ■ : ' ' r Laving tested Ils keeping them satisfied all the time and tbeir sppreei.ition keen. This i» one of tbe car­ hl* suffering fellows. Actuated bv till* moll«• dinal principles of the cigar busin>*>» that a an-l n deal re to relieve human mitering. I will ■rend fwr of eliantr. to all Who desire It. thl* reeipe. in German. French or English, with full direction* for preparing apd using. Sent hy never build up and bold good trades.—Chicago mall bv addresMlug with stamp*, tunning lids Herald. papw. W. A. Non*. IIP Power'* Bloek, Hoclire- OUGHIURE nature'* inrttevto at first bund it in aridom SURE. QKCtS. Mr. K. D. Chandhr and Mr. Marvin Hugb­ itt. giwral manager of the Northwestern railway system, were once telegraph o[ktbtont bi the same office. Mr. Hugfaitt acco]Ked Tlx days of editorial emys in a dally paper an offer from the Illinois Central company, became a train dispatcher, and soon row! from that portion to IU general superintendeuL and directly to tho point, without prolixity. It is a great thing for a young writer to learn to stop wlwn he gets through, a k<os>n winch COUNCIL PBOOEEDINQS. Coinmon council met in adjournment. Regular session Friday evening. Oct. 29, Mayor Weisaert in chair. Roll <*UM« Aids, present, Bessmtr. Hams, Hogle, McNaughton and Stebbins—5; absent. McCov, Osborn and Waters—3. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. / Oner while talking with Gun. Grant, I ■lr~l him to.w *«.. -j.—.__ , ... driving oxen, feeding calve* and breaking borewu One day, when 1 wns ou tiie ohl farm in Ohio, my lather taught me a valuable lea-Row I- I naked. pretty high for a boy, but do you think you ran talrn IhU -.1—. .. ..... The *bort editorial, tbe «x>ui iic clearly writ­ ten article, mH! goto make up thomodel paper of tbe future. Puncturid by a jsiragraph in more tlum nu alliterative conceiL- The para­ graph te tbti most formidable weojion in tiio editor'* anwnal, and the tong editorial i» the toast effort! ve. Old fogiwi may iqicak with admiration of tlx- “tlxmghtfur writer who turn* tho long nswepoper columns, but ti>e “Don't uiub the rcjrarter." say* Tire Boston can put bb« “thought" in a few pithy nuntoncix HeraH. Tire rcjxirter is not apt to IreuiuUx-d. Verbisgv has had ita day. and In the tmst Very few can afford to snub him. Keifcr's downfall was add to ire due to the fact tliat Tbs Journalist. be snubbed reporters. Mid I*, is claimed that 1 have iMwarifiicted with rheumattm Refnrc iMSHoond no relief, but grew wur»c. ita-. began taking Hood'* Sampxrilin, md u du me more good fcan all th* other rnedfclfte I ever had." IL T. Baicom. Shlriry. Mau, I Buffered from what the doctors eafim muscular rheum attorn. 1 took Hood** Bar saparilla and «m entirety eurod." J. y. a PBOVDFf'O-, letter carrier, Cbksgo, ' “'WoU. my la>y, if you wiU dolt thia morn­ ing 1 will giw you thia blight silver dollar ■dd my.fatbcr, patting me on tbe bead, while he held tbe silver dollar before my ey« . M ‘Gyd->.—y I5.‘W '-'‘J U»n I went to work 1 tugged and pulled and lifted and puffed, and thud ]y it was dane. mid father gave me th« bright si Irec dollar, mying: u ‘That’s right, Ulyasea, yon did k splendid 1* Mnd twiv I J. . which should be bu«y taking in their share of oxygen to make the blood f reals and bright'. from the lung* only partly freed from ita ImjairitiM, white tin1 h>t>g« tbeniw.lvre do not SOT THS OXLY OUHTXCLE. But tight dromng, though the mou Mrriou* hiirlraoii- to tie- haldt of good breathing, is not the only <d»uacle. There are enrriew way* of sitting and ataiMliug that draw the Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all dnuoiri*. 91; six ter *3, Mada only by C. 1. HOOD A CO., Lowell, Mar.* Over 500 students in the statiTuormai school— 60 more than last year. and when tin* air to •.wallowwl through the tu<>uth Instead of breathed through the now it haa an injurious effect upon the lungs. A tbMMtoany jnng, thi* ad . und affinity neatrRlurd rt burt». ulc the immediate rejdy. Indeed, breathing through ti»r mouth givm a fooliah and weak addition to till*, the reserve air which to left iu tbe hmga after an ordinary expiration •JxmiH be ex|nlM and the lung* thoroughly the accutuu s? supply can ing wrong kxinejs aio tity, in sol jjgily. whic kill four m U«r and th to iocrra* weak lungs 3,400 bushels of potatoes this year. The great sources of tht extensive curative range of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tunic are itegreat blood purifying quaUtieaand Its gentleaperitiw nctk»n.tber»by removing all rtMtraint from the secretive organs, curing promptly :iad thorough!) dyspepsia, rostivrnesk. bad breath. Apflrs. pimples, low spirits, sick and nervoys headache, ague, malaria,, and ail stomach, liver and kidney (route les: The most delicate stomach apts it with relish. l*ricc fifty rente, of Fred Hotchkiss. -But you would trea -No. bu aamwd a gidte-y po having ex dial to c East Saginaw is to have at once a 812.1XX) home for lhe friendless. proprietar efi, I *»* Presktaiu Skill and common sense combined in Hill’s 1‘eerlms Cough Syrup, for colfls. Then, with all tight and auperfiuou* clothing luouth firmly ckard, take a full, <teep -btSwtii. After that take a l>reath into tiw lungs aa •.lowly as immiliH, beginning to llil them at tbrir lowret cxtrmdtiea, and inhaling gradu­ ally until they are tilled to tbeir full ca|*u-ity, .Some 400 tones of grapes have lieen shipped from Monroe this year. The l-est on curtb, can truly he said of Grigg's Gliwrtne Salve, which ts sure, safe and speedy cure for tuts, bruises, scaltls. luirns. wounds and all other ac»r»*. We positively cure iiiln. tetter and all skin rruptions. Try IW* wontter healer. Satisfaction gunrantrisl. or money refunded.' Only 23- cents. Sold by F. Hotchkiss. The Hessian ilv In wheat is creating havoc in SL Joseph county. drawn up; and an, thua robbing the dia; When you have taken thk movement again to make Mire that tho shoo Her* are in good position. throw your arnw vertically over your bred und take another quick, full in vpiratiou, km inging the anus r<q>idl.r to thy i*e tLnv or f-xir time*. After thto It to a good plan to *tand Itrh, of everv kind rurvd iu 30 min­ utes by Wooifirrii't tianttary'Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, Hastings. Mich. The Hancock boys have had thi-ir first akatv on Ice this season. Does your child anff-r from ifornw? Try Uill's Peerless Wurm Spcclte'. No cure, no pay. ' great org cant of dt '“Isthis should « eonauuip have ru from H< it tor the a foot no •The e «Uxngv we have dUfieults proven fans ar ot Warn a*T put ^mptom urverattewtai a count) (sir. The unprecedented »nrres>> and Merit <■( Hy's conditio rewint-larrr in appeanuirr. *l)le «»r n.*n>« m-'o Ibc market, in order to trade upou tl.- tvputa tiou ot By% Cream Balm. Don l be dirrin-i. Buy only Ely'* Cream Balm- Many in y.w in. modiste locality will testily In hlghret u.-i dathra of It. A particle I* applied iutoef. h no*ttfl: no pain; r<reeabl» toU»e. Frier OOrenlv. After, a vigorously clap the hand, from that paaitiou Rurii movement* in an wert ptadtion always ten mitniti-> at night and morning, will pro­ mote refnwhing sleep and giro increased beeriest this sea>*Hi of |ta hl*tur>. THE REV. GEO. IL THAYER. ,of ItourboB. Ind. My»: ••Jiotti tnnelf and xife m..; wodoui found where there is an established Itvea toRHILOHU OONSUMITloN Cl RK habit of full, drep breathing with lhe mouth Nold by W. H. Goodyear. AREYOV MADE miserable In l.rita uwm. clnatd.—Helen Clark Hwnxy In BL Nirhota*. eoaaUpation.Dtzxfnem, Iraa of AP|-etiie. VriBklur Shiloh's VUaltrer I* a positive ew*. I by W. H. Goodyear. WHY will you cnogh when Shiloh'* Cure will •on to ourx,’- mid s. nnu>r Daly to tix, repor­ rive immediate relief. Friee loc.. Wcto. .*i>d »L ter -Tliere is liuh ■ociabilily and too much Sold by W. H. Goodyear. e-piouage. Take the Hotel Metropole, for tnSHIU)H*B Catarrh remedy to a m«nivo evre for Catarrh. Diphtheria amt i'4»>k-r Month. Bold by W. H. Goodye.-.r . h» all disease* of the nasal uiuroo* membrane Uw remed> mwd must t>c i:oii-lr»lhttii>x lhe medical profesalou have Iwen slow »o h-ani tbu. Nothing satisfactory can be aecun>pl:>!.e.l ni.b. gentlemen, marketing, everything gorc doocte*. snuffs, powders, syringes, a-ini.giia* through that door. In the *nro<> way, praayatwfikr application, bocau’e they »n a» mitutotTdotmiboroaghly rex-h Ui<- «ff<rt<d M>rfaa*» and should be abandoned a* »•»*'• ,, , , ---------? B ■wm. He looks you over, and if you imw his amiI ri^ht Bi»«» you a number, and tarriicaa lufiicl t*-*flfy to radical thereafter y ou ore known aa Ku. 77X) or v. hat- sent enm wrought by Ely's Cream Balm. Rrooklrt), Jackson conntv. has s vine long, bearing 30 Oiw • |0a*br«. Th* BVYtRJT «VWM •• 3,BOO Utomrattew* wkoU Pte.-re «*H. rloptd tbe fact tliat. W > «• My children arri relation* are MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. figUL" “Well. I haven’t time to fight, but I'm S or utib« rtMcmisrun SrStinim IOO Doses One Dollar. Dr. Jackson's blood and humor svrup will positive cure all emptinns. ulcers aud oad sores upon the ixxly face or liuitm. Will thoroughly cleanse the it ia fur a chNcly lauxiagwl Imum! to «< a copy system and blood of rver^trace ot dis­ eases that have their origin therein way* of bn'uihhig, and the particularly bod Cufes tbe rheumatism, salt rheum and habit of Iwvathing through the mouth. Now- canker, and ia wt-l! recommends by the medical profession all over the niarvelooxly arranged for filtering Um> country. Price SI per bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear •' suttabte tenqieraluro for entering the Three South Arm farmer* niisol •rereh follm mine! 'Well, I found astray craft up near Alaska, -wdj. v—r tndeveotud -pre^wlywhich co to an Who may desly*, a book cumamH.g many additional lUUTJWU of cqyes by Brother Jonathan—Buy, Cousin Canuck, droppod "^Tvuu dip ft; do y< ^*1— tT if.tv; ^“.-.t^iaa rn_ Litre xouz. an. ore more frequently a sign of laxlttcM toon of ability. Of course there arc some subjects which require exhaustive treatnvint, but un­ der ordinary drcumstances long editorials would hav» turned gruyyeoni ago if be kept to be a girl, bnr clothing to usually *ucK that PROMPT. 25 Fred Cross, draying Wm. Sage, dry hose..................... V 15 Eaton. Lvon and Justice Docket 18 80 St. Commissioner. Street work. E. Wilkins, street work 10 35 James Jlepue. street work.... 11 10 Il, WolrotL street work 17 60 Fritz Fredrick,street work... 11 10 F. Hawkins, street work H. Burke, street work 28 20 Horton and team, street work Geo. Sweet and team^JL work. Jas. Wooten and team. St. work 84 45 Jack^Shay, street work Joe Hamilton, street work.... 1 50 4 50 E. Reynold f, street work Wake Green, make bridge The accounts were allowed and or­ ders drawn for same. . The uceonnta of Mrs. Norman Bailey of S20 was referred to the finance com. Communication from cashier Hast­ ings National hank offering to take de­ posit of moneys radizwl from water works bonds as follows: On all sums rern.lining three full mor ths at 3 per cent per annum; sums remaining 6 full months at 4 percent; per annum, all sums remaining over 3 or 0 months will draw interest for every full month after 3 or fi motithft at rates named. It was voted to deposit funds in Bastings National bunk at rates named. Resolution adopted ordering walk on north side lot 5W owned hr Adam Hock to be repaired within 5 days after no­ “Tile reaaou why big strikes in p«ari« don’t tice has been served on owner, and in Prairie chickens arc »o plentiful In Bronson that they try to rn<Mt on the store building*. rente a boom, as a gold <lwovery w.-uld.” default of repairs) not bring so (made Muskegon ha« n rabbige head that weigh* M tbe sidewalk committee wil< instructed pound*. Must be one of the young folk*. most everyl>ody know* lhe danger of it, and lo cause the same to M repaini!. tbe If you don't superintctMl it yoamelf you ore n»t to be assesed against the said proxvmv would enjoy your dinner Y> *ud are prevented by Dys­ pert y. pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, The following was adopted: They are a positive cur-, tor ly^pepsia. In­ Hemilrtd. Tliat the bell known as the digestion, Flatulency and Constipation. fire bell lie used for fire alarms only. We guarantee them. 25 and 00 cents. Resolution adopted instructing the tout, the men think so. I was osnir of an K. U. LATHJU.f. hrUggUL mayor to notify the Wrought Iron outfit > omprising ten men. hut wirii w pt Bridge CoM of Canton. l)„ that the city ready not a num would go over. J dkln't would dAlin damages for every day Everyone who has ever guix.- traveling by blame them, as they pnnt«-d out tlx- fin of a rail know* tbe train l»y. Tlifa enterjireing big iiNuwaicr that wu swimming nlout I that the bridge was unfinished after young perMMi, who extends hU cbixtic utility wouldn't have gone over myself for nil tbe expiration of time for completion ot contract. ' ( from the vending of japera and |conuU to The l»onil of Jas. E. Bogie, citv treas­ token alnrk. He stalks up und down the where M>me <w ln>d ]>ut a Inilkt thmigb. :uxl urer, of Ml>,ax». with J. W. Bentley. W. H. Powers. A. J. Bowne. G. G. Spiuldtrain, towing hb wan* into.your lap without ing. I’liin. >tnitii. <’. Mrfiser, Geo. Pres­ invitation and despite of protail, amt you bavv a rtrong wjll bxlrcd if you do not wind fore by the same brute, and you would have ton mid E. H. Lathrop as securities was up by buyii^f wmietliing from him lieforo thought every man In the ptare lu>d Ioki u read and approved, and on motion the your journej reuchiai iu end. During tbe relative of some kind, m> I concluded it would same was accepted and approved. The bund of Geo. C. Morgan with •hort run from New Haven to New York the other afternoon, the train boy dro ped, in ret taxi list I bad a harp”0-1 " ith me that Henry A. Gardner as security was read, sucvoviiotk a s’lkle look, a trawl, n *iik rap bnd bariw tint Ctt«*l into the iron, so that it and on motion the pnmo was accepted in a pajrr Isig, a package of gum droja, a would go in naaily, and then, when a slia;fit and approved. The mayor was instructed to pur­ (•amir-almanac and a pirtorlul souvenir of pull w» motto. tla«V would M-t back. TbU I New York into .the k-vpiug of a solemn, elder­ rigged to a pole, and fastened ton line nirsit chase 5UU feet of A No. 1 Hose. Carried ly iixlividu.il of a ministerial aapci-L Tbo 1(X> feet lutigj having ft bu«cni*l to a kog.. nil ayes, aid McCoy having Uken bis patient suffenr eudurcil it in sil nee till bis Heaving tb<< toggery into the l«iat, I got one seiL That the mayor waa authorized to jwnucutor apirared with a volume descrip­ of tire men to puli mo nrnr tire shark, that tive of the crimes aixi pitfail* of Gotham. wns swimming around and arouml. and a* it sell the building that was moved off Then be remark«l, gravely: came by the bant 1 put tbe «p»w into iu lack off the water works. Adjourned. •iKnit hauling in, but ju.«t threw over tbe FRANK STKRB1NS. Recorder. The train boy posed.—Alfred Trumlile in New York News. Saranac voted against «ul,(XXJ water works 74 to 79. want none of tliat kind of reipouidbtllty."— Courting in • Church Tower. aad enriching the vital fluid.’ •je baa (Ute alxaut tba kind of cigar* be unokra. By a word or two delicately droppat ben- aud there nbout a man's fondness for good cigars, *nd bin a>lxnirabk< judgment coucaruing them, The Best Salve tn the world for Cute, tbe ground may bu prepared, and If thl* is fdBruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheuui, low>d up by banding him out a box of highFever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hund.* Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions, take to discovered, that you Mipjxwd bo al­ aud positively cures Piles, or no pay ways niraktd that price, you will at once dis­ required. It is guaranteed to give per­ cover that your seed ba* been dropped in good soil The chancea are that the customer fect satisfaction, or money refunded. will smoke thaw cigar* right along tirerePrice 25 cents per box. For sale by W. ifler. H. Goodyear <t Co. you will got soavtiiiug better.” Cliaudl-r wouldn't do K He tried it tor a short time, umatism THE SYSTEM WHICH HAS BEEN TAUGHT BY NATURE HERSELF. lion of being act!v«<. pushing and reli­ able, by r eomnitixling articles with well eBtaultehul merit and such aa are popu­ lar. Having the agency for the celebrat­ ed Dr. King's New Discovery for con­ sumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will nunlv cure any und every affection of throat, lungs, or chest, und In order to prove our claim, we ask you to call and gtt a Trial Bottle Free. plishicii Mi puqujue. Jbe capital of tho bonk I wm over 011 tbe north *hte lira other day, and in puriu* Unity church, where Robert Collier used to jw-uaeh the truth to u congre­ gation which waited, I noticed that a new Bteepk—or spiro, ns mow people n ill have it "about breathing. w. n. TH£<«AE!LY^ TO ADVERTISERS k fist at l«» newspaper* divided Into Stales publah «■ a m We bounde , Bur hb fat FOR HhxS , FU HlM JwUw TU �< OF CONSUMPTION. .jlrdirsi Mi n*-' . , fKWttf dir o' ’•‘’“’sumption b. cured." <«»• Dr. b. * WEALTHY COMBINATION . 1VIHI1G TO DEATH wi^Y ,iu7,!I*Jlai,wim K“»> uhiripool luipidi ia no mere reekie*. •ligin. . t. it then?" ,• . .-uption are sec­ •luarr-t*1'5 ' ,. • prevail* i„.,i nractiUonem ! . ntirdy t‘> iriheriIt a pTson lives Jrurttf .-lunate in the •.n.lrticy to lung r.diu.'ns exist in .nate. however fd' . . m development Will‘ '' . . i;’order in such ■ itn inpjotu'in , ailment. »nd : ..util approached -lector. .•( u.'j w*-h l!1 with the acid you Btam to open and cultivate about 100 <XX . .V ... IV.. tl__ . a • . ’... .rnt linger every v ita! is the acid. . . r,hi-uli. filtering ti* :i of th*4 finger " i‘, b»r,uiv meth­ . teclf it) Ihe-rea. -’-tllful practi, • '..uo acids are di«Well, il the sys­ lelofed:»»~r *;• • . I* are neutral •rtuisJUrbfh >.’■ . —(out. If the -tftdW ntd. ”'- -t... . x-c.’.mh, anxie«nejK i* f«o ;ri-_ *r overwork. J. ertHlmirtl ,l»- in Utcbiobd. If ■;-v I ^.i<ar.y W.-- . ■•.i-akn-ve’ in the -Wb‘. iWbtad jdAsatuat d« -IWFcly! LsLk!;- tlcra. It bi tlx- intention .of tbe gv£tfotucn to bring tbe Innd to the hl-hcU standard of . ultivutiou. Tlw lands iu tiw Yeaoo valley nro rocognlxrd oh the finwt cotton lands to tlwsvuth. They will cultivate |nncipally cotton, using the latest ini|>rvvcd njAchinery where practicable. To- continu<ms line al levo which extcurl frc«f tbe high ground below Mt-inphta to the lulls at Vicksburg guarantee protectUxi from high water. ROASTED IN A BURNING CAR. i: the arid is But . -fil-dioiCT iff iu u-d ............ the system.! 5«jtr.iln<si -.>r p iu» I'a.diy debtroys j l-.-.ir ?" " ■ ; Ctacago. Wtiwaukoo & St Paul railroad hi ,. in v uli prevent •itaWlj• ■.bc’c .t-.-ids in the day morn ng at Rio, a small station fifteen ivr’r- and kid- srtlca thb rule of Portage ami seventy -eight ■1.7^1 •tariTuiles from Milwaukee. Tbe lightning exrtrld and the jtJ.‘c.'rdlc organs, lhe i> out iu «|uan<•( thh acid shut wvd-'! DtMl ?acrt ->'A t ut: mil niB-y |Wl‘ jropntUr. M < I xt. by hrM'MiW <d sneOtlfr: and org.i:.? dsthp k R->ia„, Appleton, Wit, uy,: Athtophnrns ia certainly an excellent tuediane for rheumatism. While I have never had occasion to use it mvself 1 have **n some wonderful cures fAnn its use. My son took one bottle of the remedy for rhetinutium, and it cured him; neveiha. been troubled with the dwcaacsince. The croe of my father-in-law, K Marriit, was tmfch more severe; the discare was over ins entire system; he w*. a terrible suftin' i11” U8C*J ?l"p*e or foiir bolll’?* of Athlophoros which entirely cured him. und since that lime, abuut two veani ago, lie nu hod no rheumatism." • .Madimm, Wisconsin. I have been a victim vf a severe rheu­ matism for the }M.-l three years, and having tried almost every known remedy without aruii, wm disemirngml. Last winter 1 was nil icted flinch worse than ever and was in­ duced to try Athlophoroa, and am now glad l<> state 1 am free from pain, and pronounee it a god send for the afflicted. . Mary I. WHrnxo, No. 810 University Avenue. Event druggirtshoiild keen Athluphonx and Athlopborun i‘ill», but where thev can­ not be boualn of die ilruggirt the Athlopboroa t.o.. 112 Wall Sl, New York, will semi either (carriage paid) on receipt of regular price, which is 81.(0 p<-r kiltie for Athlophonm and rAs-. for HIL. I ' ia!"* kl'locy ‘Hsrasro. dy»pt|«is. Iudurealun. weakm-o. nervous deMlhy, diwaros o wucivn. .vwwupatem bes.taehi*. Impure blood Ac... Ath!<mluiH» . bung nut । iicr'n f& Qf favor of his wife for |w,&ou. Hw hsbihtire ore placed at >18,000 Fenoyar’s row-miU, nt Cteoln, Mich., vnl- Waltar B. Seatew, who died Twwday at Kvauston, Illa, was circuit judge in the Cairo district fifty yearn ago, was a lieutenant Colom 1 in li>e Union nnny, and lu-Jd tbe collectorahip of customs at Chicago und-r President Johnson. „ ■ it is the method >4W . — - —■- — *••• e - wraup-r no, i and haauas t'.w utd of life. This U spar-tally true of rheumaatism, neuralgia, sciatica, and nervous headache, which though perhaps slight »i find are extreme­ ly dangerous, und Htoodilv secure a firmer grip until at last lhe agony ia uneudurablv W’ldm death brings relief. Throe disesM* can U cured by the use of AUilophornB which, in connection with Alhlophoroa HIk, uewr fails when propcrly used. Head the following from those who have tested it. thia city that C. P. Huntington and R. T. Wilson of Now York, aud belaud Stanford of California contemplate forming a combin THEWS IN BRIEF. in. for Nt. Paul, and which flies like th< dum]«d into an old stone quarry. trank containing >13,000 worth of jewelry anmpka was < hocked on tbe Wabash rood for Kansas City. Tbe trunk, which bdougod to tbe agent of a Cincinnati firm, has not reached ita destination' hud can not be found. W'bcn Minnie Hauk sang in Tin Cup, A T., twulvv Aiaciie chiefs retired behind the A DREARY EXISTENCE. THE LONESl ME LIFE LED BY SOME OF THE NORWEGIAN WOMEN. One thesloiifuch. the .i.rali fonapiring wouder i« unit i’ lofiic as they •hl u» how you cvivi.d at Milwaukee tauuedialt ly and two I ..r« hnlr I “'hfo aunl or’ ur i . b'.lid?’i achl After hkxxi. After i i^iuiiz«-.l v rJnws rx’Div 1J • uNjIptllUuIl/ Ii j> -.. ..tX-Tti iliK u, i '• \ . lir* ' ai lt)‘trow rcs-ugfiiz:nf phvsUWns. -.1 HettRh i.uis, .'is « : -prt'tfiu tor tbl)M* ’ . ...t-r niuetv per u dr <>r are rii.<t:dn- ‘wsualty with all tbe surgeons^ that cuuM Im *'CU'*L ' i-stxK — It !• now clainmi that eighteen ; perton* l»*ri«htvl Hl the mart agnuiung man ’“-r. tbeir Usjiro being nsluoKl almost «. ■ mangted boyood recognition or I HenttflcaUon. Tbe lauwt particulars trfth. | awful event are tliat tbe day cuweb coatatotsf' twooty Wban the I . 1 " ••.ttho ntstK-ccssrul?' liy so. .ind fur that •villiiig that you ■"* ‘irivru from, the pasturen in tlw lower vaUeyym.1 about tbe team- farm t- tlx- ;« turrojfigb up m the mountain*, wb-ni they ar* kej* until Neptettils-r the- or two girls, liw iliuigbtera ot Um Immuc, K" with tl.tin.and roimdit n'oue to tbo sartors, tending tLd cattle mtskfag Mutter ami <4n«e iltiring tlie rmll.rosumun-r clays. Tbe girls al lla-im-ters Lad fotiriy hvr» l:i the isolated q.itM that they -----U. - At tbe Washington race* Twwday Volante, carrying 184 pounds, won Kb- autum­ nal liandiuap, one and one-half miles, fa 8-Jkl‘s. the bod tune for tbe weights on roo- «vai» young enough b» fit into toe pretty pmlure that une UoconwdotMly paintaut tarter life. AH Hirer of tle-m <amc <o tbe door ot tbe turf-inof-d but mm! l«>ok< I an equal sur- '•.UfUUipttii Little Bock, Ark., Tuesday night, by two. men, who threw a sack over his bend, kmx-kmi him srnwlrwi, am I Uwm taking his keys robbed his office of over >11,000. Sixtreh structunw. including two hotels ami tho principal business bousns. at Pocahuntas, Va , were destroyed W’diw-wday by an incendiary fire. Our man perished in tbo flr.ineii, and other persons are reported rnixsiug. Tbe financial Iom is placed at'WO.OJO. little on<* through a window t<> tbe outride. frra II !i. h.r”.-r .V <’•). Rmtiester, N. Y. with th- r« ■, ;• -t that w»- pobliab . _• In i fo I ho'--tc •:. .. 't’.i-Tlbry nay: exp. j)r. Clark u nut line.'- i.. - .. ■• r coir-.sjm.'i.lrncu WrUto-todiiu »:;.tt ..i.uiy thousands of p^;Ir sr- s.iib . g tr<>:n wh.it they thiok is । ■ -il?..- • • u hrrtttfl the real : 5uiij :> wit.': ..r liver and kidni-vs. pru.rtf lii the t;u ■ that when these orfUH ar-.- restore*! to httutb by the use Warcefs suit- ■ ;;rv. the consulnplion oappars und ** *i -i.i uremic or kidj*J!xT.tog. which iallies so ninny s}tr.ptoub otjH-asm that the human ’J®*® U tubjec: >•. The same may be tad nt rheu ii d'-’i:. .-.ium-u by an add a*diiwn <rf du- st stein. We insist upon wimt w- always have claimed, if y«! fWDOvc'•." *■;!use. the system will >?aiKTfrvt work already begun. MrilKjjr. Tneixlor* Wojf.qf Gettysnr>. I^.. wifethe t litor of LutherJ2 Quarter!j,.-;.*: I her friends thought w’!« g. -;<,'(>mmmption.* but w<r aibofudgh l.-.-dtinent with Wara*rs safo cure, she says; 1 am periftuy w»u; w. : -n nt,, thousands of urt fem .... js enough. If you F-Uish th- at h-article, kindiv wnd wanurMtsl copy." giye pha*t<i the article. Wf If We can in Ob', way stay the rav■wu n CoaSBthption. which carries •»ay S-. r.iany nnllintw yearfc, it is our KWfklro (ly>) v,!„ do.)’-Pub. l*fttt',A!iS''f'"i Matteson, has sued rath" for Fhtnforing his wife. . J?R } T CARE, dull, tired. S’ W'-n'h-i blraxl.dtiil pains “'■w* ■tfi'i h«ul. taatalizlfjg skin erup■'^‘Parilla never fafla 1'rte m m ‘ ** guarantee IL nfct»iwper boule. W. H. Goodyear. camt-dowly toward us "with a juvenile curi'Mty so apixmuit as to bo lauqliable in ilirts- dumb annual*. While the ponies ninth street. Chicago; Walfer Bratt; Lou'i? . Bterf.ro nt thi- cud of tbe.vaUry ami wati lv-d Brinker, cf Columbus. Wta.; Emil Walters- the afternoon shadows creeptag up tbo ojipodnrf. <rf ColumlMu; Mrs. Bos.na Johns, of , site wall of granite. they slept, with a huge chimney in the cor­ ner with a cavermai- fln-pUcc, in which they JU.—Tim further cooked their food, ami la*t they conducted us to a little niche of a room, cleaner and neaU-r than tbe dairy room, if possible, and set on Crouch promfamd to get Francis romeroiou woa « — -- ----------------tion. Crouch ia to be prorecutod for abbetting tbe eacapc of a prisoner, for which tbe to* pr™-r«L^ peodt:,. Other eurrobornrtwcnDes severe umuuh-**. w"”1 ativ<- trail nn:iy was given Thurwiay impllrating ex-Iteprerontau™ Young with tbe . “ . . .___ ____ tna- t -»ru-t<r»n 1 : i Wa«INOTOV CYTT. Nov. »: Cleveland has i»a«l his annual Thanksgiv- , „^ei.m«tiivn Tbe document b in tbe ; in tfo-ir hands, and bad our arm nearly uhxki-n XT in return, ami then, tuning them to roina to America, we .Irorcnded tbe bill and away Wo couM w* them looking after ns on long m toe littie pn.-f-fon wm to vigbl, am! tbo thought of the tondr life of thaw wwnwi BlM1|e tbe group in tbe dmirway fairly |nthrttoK.ua By tbe end of thi. month life ukm. ..-w. —---- --in ti>- high Jd^bL A tou*-b of fnM to t^air tboidgb tn <rmw llusk. Bild then tile DOOTS, It tbore are any in tbe neigbt-oring mountain-. nigbL * Insanitv. wbfob in Norway affecta an snuuunc ’ proi-ortiot! of the inhabitants, ta -W U. 1« «ftra dtie to t^ a^ry^ntated jjveathat the women lead at tbe soeters ta summer, with so few:creation* or hg vt ..... thanks to the ruler of the um- W1d tlie d- prexlon that the constant prreenco ■tnwMl noon mux nation and as iodivkl- -p*. intermarry I:>K <>f generaiKnui in inroo aI"BJ<nt1rTn'r ‘‘ADI'InSTO“P 4ni utii.-,-: ’ihotild not .allow n r,!u.' at ODtt; Kemp’s PwhKh "f guarantee to cure, fte? W u°J? TrW ■!“ " • H..t.<<Mdvcar druggist. Sand th-.'?"I coltl 8hould underof dooe * the «?«*•« much Jem than in these northern fjords and valleys.-Norway Latter. tuiutbl for Imposing a woman after she was itaad. It was proved tliat tbe ceremony w« p«<on»l or« U» *wl to??- •*_ *?*£ -u_. I. > aVumv at the request ot lu-v Mlehlna !>»• n.100 l"h»b|Unti, 1So ln<H«™ “d »« Chi""-- th2tS?t^2!^?,'tw,,•ttnd we Jdl k00* him of heretical ma™. — - -------- u-c PTVti'1’^r,lunati'>n uf thin dangerous mauarwa. finally referred toa««mn‘“<* H Goodyearbrat » wnsumptlve'3 grave. S tSj.fh?* wl«t* flf°y They Will n •— meeting I-mi-ADKLi-niA, Nov. l.-At “_______ 5 I epw II. Goodyear. CatewmL?) 1Jr. Higdow’s RoalUve FOB DYSI'F-PHIA and ^5.£°JSttte of Ahl* a , ’m' PromPt>Jr cure any tSbte tfh’J?ld. or throat °r >»nff vffiiS?.‘nwSum'»Md Khk.?rUy ta”' doUar lK)ttle of Fred W. H. Goodyear. for dironlc cases or family l*mt*ra^«‘non1armlr 1B doto» a IfrfcBt ^J*r»nc« work ln port Hnron *iUOyT>i1 rs*(VUlolhers! mothers! Why Wwith yuur lltue dafUx«10 »lute horrible worms whm Dr. lirk^ly 18 80 near «*! cheap? *Uliuroi^S8 ' worm syrtm tents. py .Rl'te r^Hcf and coats but B For “ie by W. Goodyear. Wnlnwwtey at SpringlUd under decree of Um* United States court for filOO.tOi. Two druggists iu Guatemala were recently Croton aqueduct, near New York, tbe Chi­ cago firm ot Brown, Howard & Co., suffered The Illinois Association of ex-Prisonera ot Co., of Cincinnati, fal tel Thumby, owing >W,U«>. Dar&Mt. th" phenomenal catch-r of the Toronto dub, lias been sUni*i byt'.w Chicago Mpuniv, a son of Sarah Barnhardt. fought a duel with M. Ixtnglois for exhibiting a wound. Mr. Pairchild, first amistant secretary of tbo treasury, say* there is uo legal pro­ vision for tbo exclusion of Mormon immi­ grants. A killing frost fall Thursday night in ncthe vice prr<ud«rito of the National ITiotogra■ •____ _ 1... for aSV" A«O. ™ t». « UU1 TtaiwUT ““""J wS<MrWho lt,leve tbal nature wfll ___ ... ,, vivo iiurirr in a w| section twelve (13), In town tbrre (3). north of range right is; w-est. containing forty («• acre ottaud. more or lew. aceonting to the United State* survey. Dated November 3rd. pwi two. in Uber a ol mortgigvs. on psge M. Said i mortgagr bro breti aaslguml to Mina Mudge and said assignment duly recorded, bald mortgage was upon tlie express condition that staiuldan) default l>e made in the pavmeul of the interest , on any day whereou tbe same 1» made payable as therein expressed, aud should the same renudn unpaid and lo nrrran tor lhe spare ot thirty days, then aud from thenrefortbaftertbe I lapse of lhe said thirty days the principal sum of two thousand and fitly, dollars, with all ar­ rearage* ot Interest thereon, should, at tbe op­ tion u( tbe Mid rti9 tgajee. her executors, nd inlnl!>rat<>rv or assigns. liec«uue and be due and payable Immediately thereafter, alUxnigb the i>erlod limited for the payment thereof may not thenhaveexpired; und default having been nuns'­ ll! the paym.-nt ot the Interest due May 3rd. lied, and Muy 3d. ISM. and the same having re­ mained uiqiald and In arrears for the space ot thirty day-ami upwards and still remains un­ paid. the aforesaid principal sum of two thous­ and and fifty dollars lees seven hundred dollars which baa been paid, with all arrearage ol In­ terest thereon. Is now declared doe and payable J®|’> f printed, putdlsbed and circulating In said eouuty, and that said publiratlon be continued therein, noev In eaeh vreek.: for six weeks tn ste.-revsion. .* that be cauee a • opy ot this order to bu- personally served ou said non-rvsUdeu: defcmUiH at least twenty day s before the lime snore, imacnbed for bls approrancr. FRANK A. HOOKER. Hmith A ruMUWA Circuit Judge. Solicitors for Complainant. by W. H. Goodyear. Th, n»»l«U*taw°' l,nlo“ “‘J gymnsslum gel* VI.BOO * r««. Cobb'. UWe IIB* 2r,K™ h^dnebe. "*4»“- IdUtoianf* etc or money refunded. <*c-°ru««vy r pouDditaon exhli Default having been niadr in tbe conditions of Burns and'J. Davidson Bums, and David R. Cook sad Chilo A. Sheldon, on the sixteenth been tustituled and the money to.his master. A man who registered Wednesday night in a St- Paul hotel as D. L Blackstone, of M-ll'at public auction to the highest bidder, st Adrian. Mich., cut his threat after retiring ‘f’*1 Kemp’s Liver ffi?rT',rp.# for Constipation, wtheCanpiwion. W. H. Goodyear. abtnsj People don't have to go «n*l to nde ■*•) M electric railway. neigh taxing family. convention, died at the Palmer house, Cbicountry. Absolutely Pure. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such ea»» made and provided, uotlce Is hereby Chicago; Wallace Stuart, of Columbus. Mm COLVMBUS, Ohio. Ort. POWDER --rvvi ,uui iim. pinv iwu parrel OI land situate tn the township of HasXiiir> Iu ttw *?*?. flto‘r * M,ehl«r known and described a- follows] „ The theiin. foUowing described land ’ east vlr- half TI...(Em of nr»v ,i..___ . competition with the nniltttxide of low teet, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only fa W- H')rAL Hajlxxu Fowdis Cxi., toe oct»-S8t cagu bare siMpi-Ddai Frank A. Crittenden Wall St. N.Y. and W. R. Harvey from all privileges for a petwsl of sixty days fur making fictitious The foilowing time, and places have bden deapurchasm and sales. Ignateil by Uiedioard of Examiners for boldtag examlnaUona for teaebers tn Barry coun Editorial comment in Tbo Yale Courant, to Kblle Tbe secretary is autbarized to issue special the effirt that Sunday -urvices in tbe univer- certincates. wtileb are valid only until the next labile exnmlnatlotuu Nameday. August 2Rth. Bastings. Friday. Sept loth. Middleville. ligious couvudtionalisni, which can hardly Frldxv.N-i.t. nth Hirkorycorners. be ex|vetad to develop a practical and robust Friday aud Saturday, OeL joth aud 3«h. at . Christianity,” lias created a sensation among Ha.tlngs. the students and faculty. J. P. Reynolds, secretary of tbe Chicago have uo: certificates In force a III lie present at soln rone of these places. Examinations sill begin prrtnptlv al 9 o clock and close al 4 p. m., and teachers arc urgently requested t<> be pres­ at the opening. Examinations will be both Tlie School of Applied Science, erected ent oral and written, chiefly the latter. Candldatoe in Cleveland with funds left by the late for a third grade certificate must pass a satis­ bxmard Case, was Wednesday morning de­ factory examination in orthography, reading, penmanship, arithmetic, grammar, geography. stroyed by fire, followed by explosions in tbe s. history, civil government, theory and art laboratory. The 1>m is about 4A)-‘J*U. and V. of teaching, and physiology. w ith particular ret Um? insurance f 15.UJ0. Flanaw also wiped out erence to tbe rflects of alrobolle drink., upon the Jordan block at Nnshviilo, Twin., valued the human system. For this grade a standliuc of at leakt-Ct; |»cr cent, will be required fa each nt >|l»,0UU. branch, with an average standing ot 73 per cent. All tbo Democratic ixauinem, twenty in Fora errand grade the additional require­ Dumber, were elected at Baltimore Wuinro- ments will be elementary algebra. Imokkreplng and natural philosophy, with a standing in each day to the first branch of the city council branch ot M per cent and an average of K> per Tlie lalKir auxliilahw pulled *uq>ri*ingly cent- . l or a first uraili-. geometry ami general hlsto ry. with a standing not lower than *) per cent. Chaucey U. Crosb). nuupUinant v».. Gay W. In any one branch, and an average of Hiper cent. Fomar, daCBMtam. AU candidates with wlmnt im member nf tbe County Agricultural sucirty ami formerly State of Michigan — Fifth Judicial circuit.— In Is acquainted must furnish satisfactory Cluuicery. an editor, vxpirol Wednesday at Coldwater, itoard suit pending In the Circuit Court for proof as t<> moral character. tu-hool officers (especially Inspector.) are cor­ the count) of Hany. Iu Chancery, at tbe Court Tbo beard of manager* of the whisky pool dially Invited to be present. J. J. ENGLAND. Chm.. met Thursday at Cincinnati, and fixed the cause It appearing from affidavit W. POLHK.Ml'S, Nec'y, I..In Uns I... . il ..... onI, t p. • 11* A O K- VO proof gallon, but lut Um pru-c remain at grove romptaliuuit's sotici\urs. It Is ordered Wat anm-nrmiee of sab) tio\rvshb-nt faNaual The total number nt s'udeiita in Harvard Default having been made In the conditions of the Gay W. Pooler be eiitrrod^brrcin wkbln tour months trwsu tbe dale of this order: and In ease ot hl. appearaaor be cause his answer lu the up and Ljrming an inverted V. dvuig inside were simply indewril«bie. | Among tin- |«”.-nger* wi-ro Mrs. Ro- j »:na Johns, Mr*. Schvrar. her daugb-1 ter-in-faw, ami . the tatter', two Irttli ; ^AKlHc Sold iMMrtgan ion that should ■ tbrncefun h after tbe liqwe of'said thirty day*, the principal sum of fifteen hundred dollars srttb all arrearages of Interest Uiereon. .bouM boldro-thc .1 on aid.! mortgage, to pay the amount due tbe rcon wilt, seven l«-r cent Interest and all le­ gal costa Tbepremises arc described in said mortgage ns follows: the northeast quarter, and tbe northeast quarter ol the MMMMt quarter of section twenty-three; also tbe wrat ballot tbe southwest quarter and the south0M quarter o< IM. 'and tbe aamo having regained unpaid and the •outhwv>: quarter, and the south half ot tbe in arrears for the space of UHrty days and up­ southwest quarter of the northwest quarter, all wards, and still remains unpaid, the afortMid on section twenty-four. In town one north, of prim I pal sum of fifteen hundred dollars with rai gv eight west. In Barry County. Mkehlgau. all arrearages of IntereM thereon. Is now deThe nrrnilM's ben-tolore sold as above staled rtared due and payable by the temns of said mortgage, and there l» now claimed to be due are described a* the northeast quarter of the at Tate of this notice the sum of tvro thous­ i.ortliea’1 quarter and Hie northwest quarter of andthe and three and ftJ-ltnt&i dnltanv, and no suit tiic northeast quarter of said wctlou twenty- or prvreedlnpi either at law or In equity haring three. been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. MINA MUDGE, Aulguee of Mortgagee. ’Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained tn said mortgage and the statute In Smitr A CoinBOvc, such ease made and provided, notice la hereby Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagees. I given that on ttaturday. December »tb. A. D. I iva. at to o'clock tn the forenoon we shall sett at public auction to tbe highest bidder at Ute north front door of the court boose, tn tbe city of Hastings, Barn county. SLichlgnti. (that being the ptarc ot bolding the clrrait eotirt for Barry county! the premises described tn aaidmortgage, or so much thereof as iiisy be neeesJar> to pay said principal sum and Interest due thereon at the nue of eight per rent per .an­ Glves Relief nt on num, due and unpaid on such mortgage, atjd al Mid Cursto legal costs of thl. m attorney fee of twenty-fire »» PTJ2 .S? COLD IN HEA for In said mortgage; said »«"»** bei«»g«>*scribed In sad mortgagesshJtowTi: All those pieces or l<arcel» of CATARRH being .lltmteln tbetownsbl^of Yankee Npnng. In the County ot HAY FEVE and described »J®1””*,’Jm .i, ... hum. mtsrtr-r ana one actin square form in — Not a Liquid, aoolb hall of south erot dWt«\ oB on or Powder, fourteen, in town three north of range ten wmi, from Injnriowi and Offensive Odors e Cream Balm ___ VER ^’lVbboTHEHS DrugglstB.’oweso.N. Y. J. DAVIDSON BURNS. ns VID R.COOK. PHILO A. NHKLDG^^ CHAS. H. BAUKR. Attorney for Mortgagees. MlCHlOAM IO II UUMJ ------1 onslne Kent. JO. 1*.'J Fridar. at Kutt St. Louis. Edward Blake, a “f? ? Xmkreper. shot and kllbd William C county of Barry, bidden at the Probate Omre id im. eiiv of Hastings. Iu said county, on Monday. Vanderough, an engineer on the Ind tanapolls »a?, 5S™>-, m, "• u““ & HL Ixium road. o'clock AM. unless previously redee Michael Davitt has bren requested by .. . ... 1 — ...I ■...... —■ xiSOKHSOTTKU. ^i^nHi'unK^d fi'IbR the» peMilcn du‘y A"iJiiW. ±i anmwn«or- —r.tanwd •'■’J;?™’™ln, rrenkhnwe. K. C. WO.OOO; •»of said deccsited. the ___________ butted by freight train Na d, the double^l- ssre £.’flsz - FAMlwr* HAIR BALSAM in, .xoca wn^u era! hours. No person was sorxamv body of a sredtbathta INDER I? -1 �Few Questions Asked Citizens ot Hastings and Vicinity. 3 tuul nrcukiry otnznOBC*d *n Inrtnottte fiw. Onr InitF to fulfill. threnody, caoae- tbought it would cost 30,(0) uwa, *w| then ft itertying. s p«-an, fatdii. and dun a ptahi bkaue aud Imt, He did w>, and after wo had ridden a few hundred mined that Uh- gvn-nd idinwJ-l >v just what Are you iu need of any Drugs or Medicines? Call at my store and you will find a complete line of Drugs and Patent Medicines of all kinds. Do you require any Wines or Liquors? I have now on hand a large .stock of pure Wines, Dranay and Whiskey in bulk or in bottles carefully selected, and sold exclusively for medicinal purposes. Do you expect to paint your house, barn or carriage? I keep Brushes, Paints, Oils, White Lead, Carriage I amts, and everything used by painters. ' Do you wish to buy Wall Paper? Call and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or Fancy Articles? . We sell everything in the line of Druggist Sundries at the lowest possible price. Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounded aud put up bv a competent and trusty Pharmacist? You will always-find one in attendance at my drug store and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure and reliable. E. H. Lathrop, M. D. Break the cup that hath held lbs rich draughirtiut tbe book whifa the ttory Still throbs with a tdfas and a grandeur that only one pn-e-nt may know. - Annie Rothwell. fl'-ieat In som.? important nwjwcUt .. v va,. ua, K„ a™,u? tum.ua,, anu “A goal rooster, Ute a goal cook or good I am confident that tb<>u«tnd* of Uvtw were I l‘ort' Jnu*t 1x1with a certain qualificacannot l» acquln-d by education. aaved by our not doing su Tbe fluid in front | Hon that tb“‘ <annnt n™uin’1 hr of the enemy was level and smooth. Tboir Some <lwdcr» ron-st their uul* too much, often strong fortification', «uru crowded with in­ rwt them too little. It, they are nested tor milch tbo oil ft destruynl, and a nut baa a fantryand we coaid see thr muzdtwofat teut a» pitttK of artillery, undoubtedly good deal of oil in it. If they arc not rotated, double-khotted, awaiting u*. But we did not enough, or If they are roasted over a alow phaw* the rebs by attending tbo picnic they fire, tbo oil ii not properly brougjX out, and bad evidently gotten up for our benefit.— G«i. F/W. Butterfield's Diary in Kansaa gnxable taste. -Same drolcn. item them, but that procesi spoils the good flavor of the nut. Mort of tte nuts now ko)d come from Virginia. Tho eastern shore nut* are tho best. Patrons of the peanut often com plain that they find tbo five dollar gulu piece*. A. solenia looking man kenu-fa of the nut soft and flexible instead of wandered from tbe aorpenfr den to tbcowfr being brittle; that fa l»vnuio they have been too long routed “If you want to get a nut at It* beat you Hat ryaa of the owl remained fixwl upon him. should cat ft lialf an hour after ft baa been Up kept cm, and, while the dawn of tbe bird clutrb'l the rod ou which it perch -d. tho eyas ivitlwr wmked nor waved. Thn- Um«w ho them hot. Imt they an- bad for tbe troth; made the circuit of the cage, teepiug hit eyre IseJik'i, they have not acquired their proper taste, People who ara inclined to !>• dyspep­ tic should net cat many; It wrxild tw better if they didn’t ent them nt all. Properly ruaxird pvunute art- beulthy for licidthy peo­ quicker xwp, und oa often ple. An ordinary preumt cater eats on- n minute, which it too fast. , Ungt-is an attendant iu the museum caiue up and acked him what it mis all about. fact, a really relined jwreon don ’t eat them os “Go way," raid the man. witbout taking he wallu along tbe atreet. Newsboy* and bootblacks and rougba do that. If a man has thumb*. Then he halted, and, "till keeping bcm drinking liquor and don’t wish to ham hh eyca fixed on tboec id the owl. he mid: “Tv®waited around lime owl ten times rince tlinn euttng mint, candy or doves. Those ihingn give him away. When yon «U{4) cloven or mint ou q man's binith you at ooo Kuxjwet him."—I'hilndolphia Pnaa a cnuik, and wmt off to attend to come boyx walking ns long tb>- owl could keeping turn- piece of twfatrd India rabber. But theowl’a eyes remained fastened upon him with a placid naluruifate aha One of tbo auiuHona fa that after each turn tho owl s head flint t>ack ko quickly that U»- huinuu eye cannot detect tbo morcmmit—N« w York Sun. SPECIAL Philadelphia fa not “tbe Quaker City*' any colored Ul3dar There are axue iiuido blind*. Chk-ngo and Boston a thing or two about Iphian doe» not look &AK1N6 rowoEii MOST PERFECT MADE Has Removed from the old stand to the store formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat Market. Books and Stationery Pure Drugs- and Patent Medicines. gTBUCK BOTTOM! A PEANUT VENDER TALKS. corner rentier tbo other day. “Some nute re large and look very fine, but they an> Mtelowc No matter bow carefully they are Th People’s Drug Store Prices Way Down 0533561335 I offer Clothing and Men’s Furnishing In the City. Goods at Prices that are Sure to Please A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg­ est and best selected of any in the city. MEN’S OVERCOATS From §1.75 to §20.00. BOY’S OVERCOATS . Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Registered Pharmacists. LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS W. H. Goodyear & Co LT A. GOODYEAR &, SONS, From §1.50 to §10.00. Don’t buy a suit or overcoat until you see my stock. ■ The Old Reliable . All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, 20 Regular 50-cent Underwear, 40 Kersey Pants, 25 Announce that they.h^ye received a full line of Extra Fine Scotch Caps, 50 Fine White Shirt, double back and front 50 HARDWARE DEALERS. Coal Stoves, The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in Elegant in design and finish, and very’ cheap. Oetll and See Them. Barry County at the very lowest prices. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and Cash Clothier. prices in keeping with 70c wheat R. K. GRANT, Staple and Fancy Groceries, «SI YOUR DEILER FCR THE IEPROVED KHTCLCCH Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos and Provisions. The official headquarters for these goods is at the store of and pepper-pot, coifkb aud waffle*. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. I will meet any competition iu prices. I am glad to take butter, eggs and farmers’ produce in exchange for goods, pay­ ing the highest market price. The Best Is Always the Cheapest. HOOSIER IUNFICTURIRBCO., FORT WIYHE, IND. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. I ask a share of your trade, and if honest and courteous attention ire ii ’ For Artistic Job Printing Respectfully, Rooms � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-11-11.pdf ac57f58520e75c0af3db42045928d218 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 1w wr. VOLIXXXI. NO. 28. HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 11, 1886. DETROIT WHAT MAY BE SEEN IN THE PAINT Our object in ad­ vertising Is to induce those who I! U are Hrijular not , f 'urfometw u> give our House WS!. . . partly x>wing to • fijct that Wr> hnh! ■■abim VilliM R V V ■1 11] 0 ,k> you ne*J anj 'lron«*r Proof of the uniformity ^nd ql- . —. gm In DUmonds. Watch-1 1 WMtirs in Jewelry, and Fancy Goods ’ we show a mugnificeot correct ttock prices. ( umpu* EveryUserofTotaB Martin*. DETROIT. BKNTLEY BROS. & WILKINS County News. Ed. Blanchard is moving into the Garr11 house. CNow. Mr. Editor. I am requested to say, please bold up a while on the election returns aii& give John a chance to air his rooster. MARTIN'S VORltiRK. The ground wm covered with the 'beautiful’ for a while Saturday. * Born, Nov. 3d, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curtis, a daughter. Mrs. Sophia Mt-*d waited her parent* i near Battle Creek last week. D-tta Barry returned from her east­ ■ •ern trip Saturday. A company of about » persons made Mrs. Norton Smith a surprise visit. ! Tuesday evening, Nov. 2d. ft being her ’ 1 birthday. Asher Oslxirn and Horace Curti* have gone Into the poultry During I buafness. I Nome field* ol wheat are looking very ’ yellow ; in spot*. We hear some com plaints of potatoes | rotting. i India and Japan; tome of which have lx.-en worshiped for many years. He also gave illustration* ot customs, manners and worship ot the heathens in their native land. Woodland. C. A. Houfb’i shop. Baturday. a. Several persons from this place and a number in the immediate vicinity of Mr. N ath an Slawson, who has been binthe play to >x prowntAl ■tartly. dered with his farm work by sickncas “Wafl," continota the artfit a* ho deftly ap­ CA IfJ.TON. of his family, gave him a surprue last plied the nmMry odor*, "-you know there's I lb- good doe cut tobacco, light » John EUerton and wife smile on a Thursday, by going into his corntiebl an old Raying that there's nothing new uixler and husking and cribbing the entire lot. new carnage. tlw min, but perhafa I may be aide to giva I ” choice 35 E. Lockhart has built an addition to which yielded above BOObuahels. you lomething that bunt bsrotns a •cheatOur hickory tres* yield a bountiful bis mammoth barn. 8 00 Rev. Spitler, of Ohio, was among iuj crop of nuts this season, and the small Ixiy lays in an abundant store. One on business last week. 1 - good dark 35 DKLTON. ■ The school at the Hosmer .school family, we hear of. have gathered Corn all husked and farmees are get­ I “ beet al out 4U bushels. 45 bouse commenced the 8th. The chimneys that were blown off by Iting ready for winter. E. Ix>ckhxrt and wife were guests of 1 “ j light E. E. Grilley has moved to Warner 45 the hurricane several weeks ago have J amen Murphy in Hastings. Sunday. Barne.** tenant bouse, and B. Norwood Mrs. Wm. Falkner, of Clare. Is visit­ been recently re-built. Un»o 1 *■ Rocket plug tobacco “ Joe Robert's lottery drawing took is i moving into the house vacated by ing .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. G., he having bought the place. place last Saturday night Mater. 1 “ Dynamite plug tobacro. light Our school house is undergoing re­ The day was pleasant and election Sam Gutehee* and sister visited which was very much needed and dark............................. friends in the north part of th* state passed off with usual quletuees, yet ;paint, Uon fruui tbmi, lle-u impro’M I'ntii it is eomplrUd. Sabbath school rnruest work was done by both parties. last week. • and church will m held at the residence Bull Dog plug tobacco, light 40 Mi« R. Gntehees commenced to Democrat A Co. were free to express ; A. B. Bush. 1 very ordinary itxlividiuL who know ik-thing teach the Velte school in Woodland the confidence in their aucccaa. while the of Hank Road plug William Gridin wean a very broad X­ republicans, who had for years striven akxmt artirtk- work. Thi* b> mi errontou* Mrs. Eve Hart, of Charlotte, who was against the democrat party combined .grin, all on account of a I*.1* pound girl Nimrod plug “ 45 impmrion, *• tbv majority of ua are aa sc- , ------- - —E.” Master Buy Busti has been making a with the greenback party, with scarcely formerly > ib. b» of oil .» l-rawly a ■ resident naldeot here, hrr». is l> lying-at lyu< »l the tho a giuim of hope, were only expecting visit at KeniBes, Midi., with-his sister. point of death. I • Spear Head plug “ . M. E. Skillman has disposed of hl* nuiKiuK ..mu «»Mn>Hubbard, of Albioo.aod Mrs. I defeat. But when the vot-a were cull apples for 3U ceuU per barrel. He 1 * Boom smoking “ .. in what ta doe. down to Northrop and Mrs. Tanner, of Morgan, counted showing a republican majority tbelr l>TOMbr« 111 a mm* and “P*01 several davs with Mrs. Jane of about 19 on all candidates except thinks he will have 50 barrels. Born, to IVter Back and wife the 3rd. 1 “ lack’s Bad Boy “ cl■loth register and sheriff, the order was re­ »r, wittaut rr-unl to ilnwh Gutchrss last week. * girl. versed. The democrat hung his bead As election is over, let us take a rest sack............... ./. of scxkx raixTixu. and commence business with a cheer- and to himself he said; -Fusion did ,4NN YR!A. • tta K*nie iwuhmt. dr-prnded ful heart, and rejoice with those that it!" But the. republican raised his head 1 " Daisy tobacco.............. .. SO Election over and republican* jubi­ and in audible tones exclaimed: “It > for effort, tat now ttar iPR there. a Why we sell tofcaccoe cheap. nd <h^h! tiw xaitwof Philip Owen, of Farewell, is visiting was taritf that did it!" A considerable lant. Wm. H. Jewell U assisting Supervia-money was staked on the mult. Jt is »k*» Un.U-.je or marine old friends here. or Kent spreading the taxes. We buy in large qualities. ----------.. of _» ■anna _—.— I Married, arth* If ttaoeopapw instead Married, nt atthe theresidence residenceof ofRev. Rev N. N. said that our harness maker took in Mr*. J. B. Ballou visited friends in that tta ra*w-n>riit nf • Uw<drr <kwrv»d r. Sheldon. Mr.. t rank Densmore, of M3 of democratic money. David Mosher Huai hl* buggy smash­ Hastings last week. We buy direct from the manufac­ crrditfor tta manner m whirb.’ a pker wm Woodland, and Miss Minnie Boyre. of Geo. S. and John Tompkins visited mounted, «miM critki* th* *twarry. tta art- 1 Baltimore. Oct. 28th. by Rev. N. F. ed up a-few nights ago. a young man in friends in Galesburg Sunday. turer*. haste for the doctor. Im would feel that tl»-n- w«a autm-thing to Sheldon. Win Seger has his wagon sitop comelf I.x>n- ear^wtlr As Rev. N. F. Sheldon and wife are ' Mrs. Warren W iUiaiu* We save you the jobber's prolit. Kleted, and ha* started a grocery thereMany reofds who making arrangements to move to the fro® lteto*k®y- Vi»b^2*iR and carrfullr to hi« t**k aronot laminar wn* tiw «loUil« of kxmw Cedar Creek circuit, several of their I rter Y oung delivered We sell for spot cash only. Peter Hartorn and wife visited at printing i mag in* that tbs work b Am* in ml old fritaids made them a pleasant sur- morning at Richland at B3hO. bought Abe Holton* last week. : 5ot a drop of nil 1* uwxl. ■», in Ita Bret ptare. pnse (kt 21Hh. The afternoon was | by Evers. ______ Art Smith had the misfortune to , it would t» it .I >P®t. 11 J**-* fl?n FOUR CORNERS. 11 WUUJU IB ton IU-- expettav, n-u. am*. again, •• — —---------------—---------- — sprain his ankle last Friday. FOUR UORI9BRR. woukl ta m signer <ta>gw frou> «»*. ata tta supper was prepared to which all । Prof. Scofield, who organized the i'rtaching Sunday aa usual. •ernr* wonvt ta ■> .lifflcuU u- tan.ll- Th* partook of the good of the land. In the Jessie and Levi Cotton ami families band here, is organizing Imnd* at l.acry <tav material, tunl bv tta artta an- gh*- evening several of the young people i and Maple Grove. The l*rof. is a good water, almn.wwp ata tta mtaf*. tta teu-r <rf called and spent a. pleasant evening. have moved to your city where they teacher, and the boys can’t find a better Which are ot rrd <g*aUM White Castleton loses a good and kind I will make their home for the future. Mr* Smith, late of Ohio. h*x moved instructor. -Th* mnv*. I-- la wunhd w Mameta-d b? neighbor. Cedar Creek circuit will find ; _... ... t ___> ..____ i .. - - - ■ — u faithful fullnwrr nt nnr l.ord and I into the mill house owned Ivy John Ba kry County 1*omoxa Gkanab. Fuller. James E. Boice, who has lav« spend- I A regular meeting of Barry County U> apply tlw -mW i ne ixinw. ■ ing the summer ii this vicinity return­ Pomona Grange’ will be held with i *jlt Ltot* «»ioqt *i« or rigM t-ef kmg. KBEHm ■ ed to his home in Antrim Co,last week. i’nion Grange at the rmideurr ofbrothV . | Kirk’s Bath King, per cake................ 7 j;<< <«viina>y b*4ira. *nd nwaiatad on rniien*. , Fro« the H«»MJames Smith, who has been packing er John Dawson. Friday, Nov Mfh.at •nttaa it-anU iv-irl o> any part of tta School began Mondav with good atapples tbto fall, thinks it is a little too 10 o’clock a. m Addrem of welcome •'Otiwiikrnt b> tta tendance. Cream White Honey . i............ 8 * l«inter'a ■vita Tta k>i> nf the uHe h flilrd with Myron Teeple. who is teaching school l cool just now, so he he has returned Bro. Walter R««. After the usual I home for a short time. routine of business has been dispatched White Russian Bath .............. 8 ' Kvvd *:roi tv* i-hib*- whirii rniiain the at Corinth, was home over Sundav. I Atnasa Richardson and wife are <-ol-n-.*1n ib» center ► a jJ»<a twd Mrs. Wm. Moore and Master Mn. Manter Ward, ward., Amasa Richardson ana wire are it is desired and expected that every arc the guests of relatives in Ovid this . spending a few days with Jamestown pmwnt iDCumbent of officer will read a Turtle Oil. ................... 9 week 1 (rienibx 1 report for the past year. Election ot Mb* Conley, of Maple drove, is visitEddie Coat* is building an addition : officer* will take place, then the follow Honey........................... 9­ ing her sister. Mrs. John Fighter, of I to bis house. WfMjr <•«!«.. Ti. pn.«t ' Wialey’s White Clover .Honey ............... _7 . . ,7?..__ l>— Wamae r.f < arltnn via- Middle* ille. Heverance * Brch**. Saturday p. . - ,-----M in,, by a reporter Th., wan*. tbc paint room of a popular theatre. Tta artwt **. txwltr an­ TO READ THIS: 01l,‘ ^>'adf. WHOLE NO. 1641. street*. He return.* to bls Kansas home in a few day*. ROOM OF A THEATRE. There was a missionary lecture at the W. M. church last Wednesday evening by the Rev. Miles Fiak, a traveling A rrorvwtiUllve of the HawmkhwUI br at missionary agent. He gave a brief de­ .Un iollov Ing |>taev» on the day* named for the pnrixMe of rwwtvlng MitnwripUonv to Ihr Ban- scription of the heathen in his native x an. Having nut trnnrl vm to tin- extra trouble country and urged upon the people the und npraae of going to uur »ut>crilier>' mail­ ing placra, wr-hal) ri|-wt tbvrn to rrapomd duty of sending them the gospel. He promptly to the notice* nuillrd to »ocb m arc In exhibited some 30 or 30 articles from “Can I tell you »nytliiiig new al out •re-tdc arrearw. . artiin, and xvnr painting!" ecbowl a procniNaalivUIr, H. G. Hale'a More, Saturday, Nor. motkau. w.d. AUKin« More iuur*aa> a. in.. Nov. l*lh.‘ ^IrvtuiL W. B. Haren* store. Thursday p. ■.. J Farm Wagons, SPECIAL CLOSING OUT PRICE OF TOILET SOAPS. DsaLle Shovel Plois, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, HEM1.OCK AND PINK 7; Oat Meal................ “ .Mra Gee. Kelley 1* in Altegan county 1 this week visiting her sister Mr*. i-u?1 1 Lamoreux. We notice many fannen taking ad­ • FINE AND CEDARj The above are all tine soaps and 23 vantage of these pltwtaniday* to do homo or 1MTM To«o«..J corn lop with them a stow and other furniture . r...?»ewianaapa «*.— # farming vi«M. Paper, what system of yield* their fall plowing. Mr. R. Bates and wife are making talonging to Eld. Grow; their only en­ best returns in caah F"rchave “LIthe "“good* th*n*and ll'*h 'r''“ l'T’" k j . j;We must have the their home with Jacob Scbmricher and trance taing by thr way of a window, ishing the soil—Bro*. A. < • Towne and until another one of thru party arrived, family at prsssat. C. H. BUme. a Mrs. J. A. DeVore. of Grand Rapid*. he being a Utile more expert at the Lanya—bisters John IHweon. A. J money. ‘ with her two children, are the guerts : business uimidcm opened opeueu the w.c door with a button I। Durfee and C. W. Biggsof Freeport trlends this week. | hook They remained there until night Musk-Bro. C. A. Newland. The fact inat that our our mercnani* merchants *re are an all :| " when l*ck to rejii *u areaway « «■ j ne i*ci uru It proved to ta the deacons agjLj[ Taper, school government- 1>. v. ujoyiog a l-ig Dig trade this fall provw prove* , their (wives of the -church. Tiad 1। toapriwm. 5-urlv *11 tta oHimry »cto-ey i eojoving ----------- wbo "I* 2T" "Tff’swreUrieaof Uw diffi-rrnt sub­ uw*l in • Uwntre t* printed oo th* front their goods and prices are right. J gathered there fur the purpose of givata ta-k. *»l i« thnmta* io «9» d«>ubte « t ! Henry Withey left for Alabama , ing the elder and wife a MirPTW when • »nd Maple. . , ordinate grange anview. Tuesday morning. He will be joined । they returnta with a load of gooffii. [in reports in regard to Use cmidlUcm of A week « *<'• taf.ne ita o|^n>ti< <rf a piay , bv Mrs \vithev m »oon a.* he Is located. And it was a surprise too, for she did their respective grangre intoBedually. Our Bazaar Department b full of rare • U» ■rank- arfta of a theatre re<-nv»a wtat t* • Augusta Hinkley will make her home 1 not even know her own furniture. Af- 1 aoctailv aud dnancially. known a. ita wetw ।Jute-miniature t*-wu»-w|lh Child* thi* winter while . ter partaking of a bounUful supper, thr Vasin I bargains in tinware, hardware, wooden- > 0t« nt the wwtary rw(rired f<»r th* play—«> | v-arhing the Freeport school. burglar* returned to their own homrt C0AK W. B1GGS.SW. that lai ma-’know juriwbriixtaimJri him, 6 R. Hunt and wife returned honw teaving the rider and wife to get aci ware, glassware. staUoncry, wall brackata h* at nmr <»-. atata wttn ta- work, U. SlUMja< iron, their visit in Ohio. They qualntrd with their new home, els, and all kinds *f staple and fancy order to havn *T»Ty thing hi rwtainew (or the i ranort having a ptea-ant time White, flret sight ot tta prodoctioa. In <»-» <rf I M(^nt I’RAlllIEVILLR riittarate « te.ml*r prT.iu.ti.mwteft- ■ jdg |,grkgfn>ra Fowlerville, i*expertI Sablstth morning found the ground qtirtUly ta. -rend month, given bta in I ww.k she wiH wartn|v wrj. I white *)th snow, which reminds u» or Etrry I received our first invoice of holiday I wbHi t*’d‘> himwif ata tta pr-.lnctao full , ro|ned bv B boat of Freeport friend*. j w ‘Un m mi 1 | Milo Fish, of Carlton, who has been | goods. It will pay you to buy early, a* confined to his room bv si' knew for i.yet, and are glad to be able to cor,— I several week* was ._ in town Saturday . —. — -—-. । tnjatf the county on the etecilon ot ' op -r-K . 11 V I I you can Ihit ’ cheap and get the Itest s«- |I tlh-u.<*n<l. The Carlton M. E. church wa* not |;irburjfl f„r 'regteter. He I* one oi lections. We buy of the largest impor- j Journal. । dedicated <m account of SHOO indebted- | i^deril!® boys and unlike some i new remaining upon it . ; of them has ever been an honorable | ters in this country and can sell for lew ' Twenty ran^rt^l solicitor* froni here . <ealklIliUlt respecting himself and 1 money than any house in Barry county. I amt vicinitv will endeat or during the conjtrquentlv commanding the respect I next ten day* to see those who have , of (Ve he will neeform 1 not subscribed to the fund. IM every ; hu dnUta ranhfuUy and satisfarforily d—I , We pay the highest market pnee for one do something. If but little, and concerned. TOrtS'' “'wo the lnh<"r It L. bnng this matter to a close. U e will — ■ . — -—— i«. Thr -fuwonists are a little jdown in > ! butter and eggs. For choice dairy but{eel better for IL I.the mouth, but will probabb recuper­ Wm. Boden aged 77 year*, died at the ate iii time aod try tn get to the front 8ENTLEY BROS. & WILKiHS. I “Jt«d ,riLb jfar ^t we pay a fancy reeWrnce of l*eter VSilert in Irving again at the first opportunity. Prob­ Sundav evening at half past six. Mr. ably if Dr. Butler, the remarkable, had -ice. We want the beat and are willBoden was a soldier in the regular 'remained heW they would have carried army, holding discharge paper* dated ;the day with scarcely an effort tg to pay for ft. 1833. His remain* fen- interred in The *ekct school dooes thi* week ^B.^G^Foder1 moved bis family to and th-, winter term commences next We want your trade and will make week under the tutorage of Jama* as an evwHKT —-­ Hastings Mondav where they will re­ Smith and With Terpeomng. these (arts unsolicited. and am nwdy to Ride during the coming winter, lie WiU Draper is adding a wood abed to r«rifj th. .uibmUrtly rf U>U has rented the portion of his house personal correspondence with anyone hi* home. which he vacated to H. Kree. who ba* John Crump t* newh siding his shop. who doul<s it MrfrT, r _ moved bis family into the *amc, and b “ Palace Honey.............. 71 . -fakisq cr a hckjol" '.edar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, Dam IKING Jti । Cornice Mouldings, :misii & Band Mooliiiii|s I bw*1’- 'o,,■ doli‘- m Wc J"* -.M 2 «»» . Scrolls & Columns ! A indow and Door Screens. - - .. —। M-ni. We roast our own coffee. Weroastourown peanuts. We can sell you the moat goods ijor the least money of any house in the working far Job Cbraebrough in the RO WKNS MILLS. handle factory. The new Hasting* House b ncanng , -- ..-omptetion and Mr. I*arkrt wH! Uke SpJ^^ao to, Qjjng the past. Re- TwMMMMaiion in about two week*. J ne i ,, __ Lw houM IS a credit to the county *rat ^h/Zm^ing happening* of a* well a* to the proprirtof.-i iMixUble ttnterprbe. It b nogiving a jKwroki mana rilver dollar k, buil.1 web » h<x»» ““’-'—I,u7 ■«! . fj„x, lirtrt, bin U- <“■> »“ Drwrtit depression in bi^news. but Mr , .Kr old man tbmikad him roc the city. . i bj !*». uwtariac n The casn Grocery and Bazaar House. HICKOHY CORNERSW O- Barnes and wife have rrturneJ ™” Bo'"' ■“ ~”rt “ * iTC. GillMpie and wife, of Cedar Creek, ynt Saturday and Sunday with fr GUU*pie han returned from his N. B.-We »eU the “Not Left." the in district next the Bobbin’* that on Tuesday the Cornish voter* all voted for every Corni*hn.an, do matter Important in- . �AN ELOPEMENT. The Hastings Habtenos, Barry Co- Mich. .ball learn MARSHALL L. COOK. HUiJsciamoN ratrh Kxtra cti <rge tarapeciitj pciiraoM. JOB PRINTING. •special pride is fell In the Job Printing De­ partments the Baxxfk. Everything tn the typo, the m<»t approved pattern* ot machinery* W. LOWRY, M.Dm • Fhyulcian, Surgeon and Oculist G Offlec hours—* to 10 a. m. ahd 1 to 3 p. m. Telephone at Holloway*’ drug store. tW~ Special attention paid to surgical (Hi .V.. ... . ..... ... IL LANDIS, M. D„ • Physican and Surgeon, Woodland. Mleh. W found there day or ulght. H. TIMMERMAN, • Honiospathic Physician & Surgeon, (First door east of Holloways' drug store.) P K Wm. D JONES, Demtitt. C. WELTON I* agent for the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co. He writ.-* policies on a mou'* property against S by Ire. lightning or wind; against a man's by death sad accident. QOOK A SHELDON, had is ths victim Ae. kenaston. • Attorney ut Law, FracU-e-. la all courts a! the State. Collection* OHN CA.BVETH, J currencB. Not until the di* covery of Athlophoree had any remedy been found for either rhemuatiem, neuralgia or nervous headache, and they were generally con­ ceded to be incurable, but Athlophoros has been proved to be not only a certain cure for these diseaMs, in all their varied of Athlophoron, the bowels are kept fredy ojxw, its succms is certain, and to aid this, Athlophoros Pills are recommended, which, while providing the nrrcsnirT cathartic, will l>c found to be a valuahl'e ■id to the action of the medicine. Atlilophoros is no experiment, It has been texted and has proved it« wonderful efficacv. The Athlophoros Pills were originally tir,-n:ivKl u .. rn. n_... ■_---------- .s__ with Athlophoros, for rheumatiani and neuralgia and kindred complainU. Used tn connection with that remedy, they are a certain cure for either of three very com­ mon and distressing dis eases. They hive also been found to bs an invaluable remedy foranyandalldiseanee arising from vitiated blood or general debility. They are es­ pecially valuable for nervous debility, blood AJLTLN v. BARKER, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. Statement of One o> Michigan's Pione-rs. mxx. .. Mich.. April 23, 1WM. HMteh^* Rl'ou'n«t‘c Syrup Co- Jackson. Gsntletnen-Tip Henre lias finished taking Ibe nyrup and u*cd the Ptamer* jou *ent him. and they have pestly benefited him. Ws IJLLIAM B. BWEEZEY, Attorney At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Practice* In all court* of the state. ILLJAM B. 8WEEZEY. Justice of the Peace. OoUecUvus a specialty. W M. B. GILLASPIE, • N otary Public. — - - - - Will. . I Jf ARY C. <X)BB. FAAHlONAJiLK DIIE83MAKBR. Etpr':ial Attention Given to Cuttiny emdBitttny. Patterns Cut to order. L. A. 1951-,3®’^SE“"StK5 J. B. DAV1H. K S. A. H. JOHNSON, M. W. WILSON m» nniiuneiital, to guard any articU intrusted to hb keeping, such as a handkerchief, a book interfere with the lamio. Thb accomplishment I now found useful, aa in my bathing and swimming excundous I could fearlessly leave my clothing, gun and watch in Sancbota turn, Only oner bmi any otic dans] Interfere ■fan, now and then making a ul shot, which Hanebo bailed with the wildest rnthuslaini, At length, while pawing through a caught by a small object bobbing in and rmt behind a huge tn-e . trunk, and which, on looting closely, I diwxjvered to be a bird ot Eager to snnxre thb ornithological prite, I ral-wi tny piece, took deliberate aim and tired, whet instantly th« rv|K>rt naa followed by a doud of feathers, and—a woman’s •hriek. Running toward* the *pot I dfcwnvenxi a beautiful young girl, pale with fright, while gt bar foot lay a nketcblug portfolio and a straw hat, tbe latter ornamented with tbe remnant ot a stuffed bird, which al <-noe ex­ plained the nature of the catastrophe Overwhelmed with confusion, J stood dumbfounded, wlille the young lady, after bostowing upon me one n-pnxwhful look. raianrat stupid and were bidden iM-bind the tree, and 1 only saw tbe bird on your hnt" ■Are you sure that you didn't do it to frighten ineF slat answer*!, looking up doubt­ fully. of value to you. we ark very truly, milks a Ct RLXrr. Druggist* and Book^-ller*. Dexter. .Mich. , live woodpecker, and----- " “A woodpecker!" she* interrujrtrel disdain- Statement from I. W. Waldron I Co., Druggists. wear a woodpecker in my hat! And you camo near killing mol" she added, with a fresh bund of team. Jackmix. Mich.. May \ IBM. Rheumatic Syrup Co, Jackson. Mich.: rirnUetnen-Yonr Rheumnt'r Plasters are Syrup to selling rapldlv and to making some ,aa w»are nearly out. KMpectfully voum. Z. W. WALDRON & Ou. to my knrex, literally. cbtxMlng. wih-rs we might finally arrange our doiwment This note wm conveyed by a little cowboy in her unrie's service, and wbo on tbe following moiling, in biking hto nerd to pexture, delivered to me tbo following re­ ply, written in a trembling land; “Thh evening at 0 you pill find »»««■ . . . . .. . I >—. vrb»r>. wvuniun. u j —----- — Everything depend* upon your getting Lt in time. Your own, C." , Thi- brief mid emphatic note rather alarmed .... . . . ■ . _____________ aIwmi* tn uapjicn luai *ix-»uv»— - tuvstcrious to incf However, of course, tbo . . .. __________ I — I—, >w.'nr« R The ix-eeb stood not a hundred yurel* from a f.-new funning a division line twtwren the Madden «»l*t.. and the one adjoining. Fsming through by means of a loose plank of which I had before mado usd of, I camo in sight of the trs& Mvbrraat gave a bound, fur there I raw pimwd low down upou.tts trunk a patch of white |Mj*r, and liexide it, with bead erect awl watchful eye, lay that noble and faithful creature Sancho, jealously guarding Um treas^ uro intnwtexl to him by hb fair niwtrmn. At sight of me the dog looked curiously and doubtfully waggwl his fait IcnUaihhn, but h<- refusal to mow, and ax I .-ontiiiurd to mivance h- rutted his ujqwr lip owl uttered a low snarl. ■‘Why,.Honcho, old fellow," 1 «fd sooth­ ingly, “.foot y ou know me—y our old master F Sarn-ho slightly wagged tbe lip of bis tall in the nfllrinntire, but at Ux. same tune showed to hi* m-w owner stronger than any rwnrrn- W'btC 1 called him be wagged his tall, but re fu-xxi tn stir. When I picked up a stick be cewcerd a little, but kept hi* place It was only « ben 1 ventured to approai b toward tbe tetter; that bo row! to hi* fret, and. with brist­ ling wok and gleaming teeth and eyes, warned rtotol the dog would certainly srise me. Tbe ungniteful lwa<tt A tboamisi tun** 1 cursed the trj. k that I had taken such jmln* U> teaeh him. never dreaming that it woukl lead to my own undoing. And here be would lie till mklnight. perlinjw, keeping that letter out o’ my teach. No matter. I would stay, too. asid Uro him out. So, feigning a retreat, I sat down on a rock at some distance to await occaFionally nxiyng un-axily around. Ho wax hungry and wanted bis supjier. At last, after apparently a loug deiibcratk’n with him­ self, and in an evidently distcr-wed state Ot mind, exprvwand by mon- than one plaintiff I plumped down in Now wu my tvsiotij mtaeivn. my contrition and imploring torgivrn-i*. But unfortunately the nwo* conevolod a *halwhich sent tbe miry drops flying on nil side* Here was Accoud awkward blunder. I Mt tbe blood nub to my face a* I realised tbe ludi- JaCKiUW. Minh.. Mar X Rheumatic Syrnp Co.; Jxck-on. Mich: • My prociou* Harry: rather hysterica) fit of laughter. U> which I was presently compolhd to join. Ho there for they nn- making preparations for our all gvlng to Europe immediately. We are to go the most idiotic manner. night by tbe 10 o'clock train. calved «nch benefit and relief m If you Jove ^akihG ten manufactured. Respectfully your*. II. O. ULTTON, Of the flrm of Knapp A Sutton. Jackson, Mich. picked up the- tcatterad si Sancho the remains of tbe u and. placing thorn by their mate oriole, pushed i«rk her disheveled golden hair and said, half apologetically: North Woicott. N. Y.. May. ittss. “You mud think me very silly, but it b all Gentlemen—Il to with pleasure I write .-eq too funny." fa resanl toyonr RbeumatieStrufi. I think Then uin* noticed Sancho, who had itretcbcd H my dutf to let the public know what It has f » .__ . ______ into an easy talk in Which we each learned . just honorably Cora Madden. uefully voarx. JOHN P. FOWLER. publh . v.itnli>i>llon» for t.. rlu-rs In Hurry cun ty. The secretary is authorized to issue eprclal certincate-«. which are valid only until tbe next public exMinlnatloD*. HaturtUy. August JSfh, Hastings. Friday. Sept. loth. Middleville. Fridav. Sept S4lb. Ilicsur, Coruera. Friday and lUiurday. Oct. 2Mb aud »tb. st HaHtlnic*. harr not rertlflcalc* in force will,Im, present at _ ____ —I ■-------- t.l—- V. I. and teuuiicr* are urgtnnly requeued to be lire* rut at tbe opening. Kxsininatiou* wtfl be iwitti oral and written, chiefly Uir latter. Candidate-* for a third imde certiorate mu-»t pa** a satis­ factory rxanni.Mliini in wtbugnspiij, reading, penmanship, arilhmeUc. gnunmar, geography r. H. blrtory. civil guvrroinrnt. theory and art of teaching, and physiology, wllh particular refrrcucetoUie effect* o( aTeofiolh drink* uwn branch, with an average «tairdn>g of 73 per cent. For* second grade the additional require­ ments'will be elementary alrebra. bookkeeping and natural pbllasophy. with a standing In each branch ot re per cent, and an average of M per cent. For a first grade, geometry and general hl*to ry. with a st ami I nr. not lower than *0 per cent In any one bnuich. and an average of in per rent. All eandidalr* with whom t>o memlwr of thr txxird to an>iuali.ted inmt furnlrti satlkfartory proof m to nmral cnaracter. . Hcbool ofthTr* irapeclally in*]>eetor*) are cor­ dlull) Invited to be present. .V.l t.St;LAND. Cbm.. W. f. FULHEMUS,Sec'y. D. C. WARNER. inalu unpaid ami In arrean, for th- sjro-e of thirty days, then amt from thenceforth after the U]>m- of the said thirty day* the principal sum of two Ulousaud ami fifty dollars, with all arraliilstrators or mini become aud be due aud therrufter. although the jteriod limited ftwiliv payment tli. rrol may tiol (.u-hl-.v. expired.aud defaulrimvli.x t-.->. >„*.!It. the payment of Ute lutemt dtte May 3rd. 1*3, and May 9d. iMs.aml th. *aaw hartng rre m.<ine<l Iir.ft.-Oi1 Kild i>, t.o. eu— _ ... paid, the atonwal,! pnuclpal sum of (wo Um-uv and and fifty dollars lose mvcu hundred dollar* which has been imld, with nil airrarams of in Ureal Uiereon, Is now declare-d due him! pa) able bv Un- leniix ot ul.t .. HH"! "X Hui $1.22! !» 5» iwn.VXfiS!-J. the bill of Complainant, 0 wd’hTinA"1 wlUiin four numth* fn.m thrdiie or in * ?!'* etoe Um- said bill of S.' «. to. 'MW dZfeu^ A s/T”’ I Imted IhtafflUiduy <>( October. A D !•#. FRASK A. HUokhlL sums * vj>aioiax AUwmp,. "•‘■“WMO-VUv.U. Blate of Michigan -Fifth Judicial circuit -tn <’Jr S1’’"’- complainant ■ tulk-Xtws, H i, orden •: th u baj w. roster Lr r,itrr—t htrrfu wtl.lii months from the date thi. !.* I1. ,ou' nv ennse UIV ureMrt to th* bill of complaint totMflled. Mid a mw i-„rt of to be xen'etl °u th ron>plaliuud's*volininr within twenty days after smi.t on him tif°* °r‘»,‘‘‘'<b«re<rf-»al«i bill be taken a* exxi.'.-vr-d „ „ . _ FRANK A. IIDOKKK, HMITH ft COUiBOVR, Circuit Ju !i-x snllcitora for ComjjaluanL Default having twcu made in theroixlillum m •’“’'Xf** »'?»«>" «»d bv , j'.im Ni.l> asdyancy Xld>. Utowlfr, toltobrn km, Ah,! .1 11.1 ............ ‘ . t" UM n-glxirr <>f drodx for |Urr- „,U1 Mlrmgaa.an tbe 2d day at February. A, L» 1MK-, h. kll.ee ■ thencrfcirth nfter the I <rf lutrr.sl thrrviK., Maxdd InmrtgMgee*. their egretm-ra. I*»lg1i». bnvtiaIv ,>5{ the ual. day «l 'ugu-.l. of Augwd. A D. t*M. tl descried afar off th* Bervia dt»nji«mnng upon the wide waste ot water*J Even then I would have followed on the next steamer, had not my friends dissuaded me and urgvd me to wait Cora's return, when they said, tne matter would be amicably sotUed. But, ala* I when the Madden* return x! from their four ’■nd miablr by ihc term , and ilwte i« now cla-innl i OU said u null with K XL »utt ‘ P'. .t lown on-" Michigantwtb. of ,^,"nty sees •v?*1 lbr c:OrtW,m W-t coufatnsd in said mortgaitr and the statute iu such ease made and prorided. iwKirt- l» iierr»>y gmatMtoactatantay. December sntli. a D IKM. at to o'clock in U.e ftirvouon wi dull -HI al public auction to the tilghrst bl.ld- r *: (he north front door of tbe court bouiw . Iu the ritv ot Hasting*. Barn county, Miclilssn. <thu 3d Dated. August 30th. A. D. 1MK. MINA MUDGE, morning until it is dark here, and on Bundays it said principal sum am! It.lrrr-t .iur l tha-rate nt eluht nee eet.t i. r xn- a oo< ..oyK From my landlady 1 that arening leamod something wire about Mia Madden. Site There were a Uverisd foilman and a coach­ man, and on ths box boide the latter Mt that treacberou* aud ungrateful dog, Haneho. ruvding In a silver collar aiid cm 1 could almost OUANO BAFIM DIVISION. num b oUUgtxl to servo a portion of hi* bfo in only *on, a young mon of no great brilliancy, but of very ex|»iiKiv<> habits, wbo resided in tbr Kime town with myielf. Thb prepared scribed In said motfjtagt- a» follow: AD thane pteoM or purer)* ef Unit h ws and being situate In tbetownslilpof Yaj.k**Spni k*. ■LY'« Great Balt Glves Itetlsf at COLD m HEA1 very pictunwquo •* i a, ■n£H. Defanll tiavlng been made In the conditions ot Mudge. !- -ri the ted day of Ma conicdin the udice ot the regt, harry County. Mlehlg-ai:.ou the l«M. iu liber a of mortgage*. oL,-„-___ — mortgage has bee., aaxlgned to Mina Mudge and said Mslgiunriit duly recorded, Haid mortgage train moving away with a mocking shriek, while Mr. Turn Madden stood smiting on the platform) Of bowl fobnwnd ou tbo next bated the place, but would prefer re&rning there to living at Madden Hall, a her® there Taking effect May 30tb. IMS. ’" t. ; 1 ' fc,rr J’weiioou, 1-stiaii sj-l) at publie auction to tbe highest bidder, al the n.iHh tr.r.1 T i____ ... ttda momsnt inadvertently trwp«UL.iii~. and The .Niagara Falls Houle. per printed aid rlrruhPed li ^d Harry, once lu each wrekfw ttoe, weeks previous to said day „f h-arm? Absolutely Pure. This powder nevervarie*. A marvel of purtn strength and whole*o<ucnrx*. Morrre?^n< iml i than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in oompetiUon with the multitude of low test.short waiting room. We can dip off in tbe dark and tai.-- the xoutbern bound tniiiL If yotf fall I shall know that you care nothing'(or “Your et er devoted. A BstfCa^p of Rheumatism. further unicred. That said pSiJil^l1, -i**’1'11 ** toUjt perpot.. Ii.tere.ted b’, ^ POWDER greater benefit mvuta. bat reolrsl no benefit from ther Hctrur acquainted with a number who i si been cured by roar Rheumatic Sirup. 1 It a tri*], and I am cured nfter using four bo tie*. I know theHyrup will cure anr caw । KlM-umatfsmir taken nndlnx ted. a* linndret Michigan Centrai which formed one of hb trait*, must have bad a strain of bull dog in him. I hail putvhiwid him iu my college days from a student friend, and had taught him many clever nod inter­ eating tricks, such ns to reel screw, the room soblx-d. ffi W for a fortnight's unjoymenl of country air and bunting. ' Sancho wm my dog, a tine, band»ome feJ- , , "V'-'IV" )un mmirioe win act with you. but it is the only thing that lever. th»t wll I.-In I ___ ________I ' v — u>) >>KVX. i—OW I UIU straighten ont my leg* and Uy all night on my back and entoy a sood night** deep. I did not CT NAPPEN & Van ARMAN, **■ Lawyers. (Over HaMlugs National Bank.) poor J nek Harding for Uksw Grwnk and Latin treat, n dull little village In a mountain gorge. and all stomach or liver troubles. For diseMe* of women they are invaluable. These pills are perfectly harmless and may be safely used by adults or children. ■ Testimonials of those who have been cured will be sent free on application. Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and Athlophoros Pills, but where thcV can­ not be bought of the druggist, tbe Athlophoras Ox, 112 Wall St.. New York, will send either (carriage paid) onS^ceipt of regular price, which is fl.00 per bottle for Athlophoros and Me. for Pills. Attorney at Law, Middleville, Mich. M I”.-.?'- liable to neuralgic attacks, which, in tbe form of neuralgic headache, pain in’the (Otlteeln Abstract BlocWrriasUnri, Mich.) Oounty. fl wm ovwa week wb« 1 with monsy, Ifcwsv and -vwTUdag eta. that . . ... .-em-it-J- out of cur CATARRH Penelope, sat during my visit with a pleco of knitting Ln bar band and a forbidding ezpreadon of countenance, apparently resolved not to leave tbo parlor while I remained. Thb occurred again and again, unul It b no wonder tliat I took to watching for the fair Cora in her stroll* and sketching expedition* about tbu grounds, or that wo both found a’ ramble down to a secluded Uno or a chat un- HAY FEVET contain Ins elghtY-ot-e acres, mere nr I Dated BMWS. Mteh. Hept ». |im ROBRRTBt’KXx PHILO A HHKI 1M»\ MoHfl, CHAR. H. BAUER. Attorney for M..tt n canton town«iiip. or one nun K Mere* under goud etuthallmi. u-">d more interesting than tbo utilT parlor vbits, With Mix* Penelope a* a thlrel and tbe old ■quire mow ling at a dtetance as I look my Probale Order. tteolars Inquire ax my rexldenre e mil*- i*>rtn o' Hasting*. . TOBIAS GAK.V DIB^OLVTlON OFcbl’ABTNRitMHl!' The mart-etahip heretofore cvIxIIhk l- t».*n RJAarfl Doyle and John C. Cole uti.lei ih* I’rr. ■ UK 1 l-c WUS.I.TW-, WIIU ■n-l.ll.r-- .... ..... C Inc firm and tn whom all »*count* JOHNC tt) i:. Hartings. Mlcb., Hepf. »1. ISX1- •ft5.UOO.UOO and t70,UOO,OUU, as against •<&,IXV.UUU m 1885. Tbe Scandinavian population of Nebrask* baatlmated ntSipOQ. Loub b bidding for thr locidfou of a GrrLutheran euUrgr. cured every year by Acker'B celebrated Engllah Ilomedy. It is * guanmied prep­ aration ; if it does not help you it will cost you nothing. Try lu A single done will &ow its good effect. Trial botlha 10 cto. K. H. LATIIMoV. nnuotUt. TO ADVERTISER S." confowioti brought matter* to a ends, and tlx, nwult wm arthint vow* mid a solemn plsdgr ot engugement, with a promise on bur part tliot she would marry mo jnst a* soon a* I could maku some arrangem-nt. and re-turn aoeutiun fixsn her relatives. my anient Thbwopid ri­ affection—my dog Jhriefen. to toe faithful iHtew manifested a grateful op. prerfatiuu. nd Section* will be sent nn a»)dh al Kt- : Tn those who wnlit their Mvritfuh X I. SAFE. SURE. PHOMPT TEi£o.l*E!LXe=use PAHKer-s '■ HAIR BALSAM RN8. �^jfcASE OF A ROW, THE 8EL0T, W16., COLLEGE. THE NEWS IN BRIEF. «Mru A1’- YIa**0.41 R. “de’dOT“ ““ ^.KVE^PMENTOr THE STOCK OglMby REMOVED! MqMMB <n tbo morning *-1^ rf Ntoafoo. VABDt- STRIKE, Order* Ont Tbviv ta mnre individuality at dnw In Eu»uid him? Stem: uui t.. i—i. Harry The People’s Drug Store tight around tbo tog Just above the calf. Th^ . 1-iv. ik-parture Saturday. **,S^fc«vp -I- the <«<**v* N^* rectorre that all tb* men go P? , tbr J-bt hour plan nt a reduction 'wagreot *'»•*» «npioyw _ t >' rejected, on tbe ground । ■ letermlned cm working T-’ ’M iMkolled as ita chief. Tbe exi>rcto>w onuund with a torchlight nro- 0B1J m. a m.4uu«i .A* Ttarf.,, u> MMloe b«nl <K u. firrt precinct <-f tbo Hnrt wonl rejected tbs *<*- «rf the wteraa- In th<. Buldlov’ and Hal lore h-mir. this decision being sustein->d by Um county judga Tuesday evraiug, raprveerd witirfaztion at HonrrG**S« tor mayor of ■few lark. ■ tbe faculty, tbe common council of Beloit, and a braM bond, wkleh raeorted Mr. Eaton and Dr. Chapin from Middle college to the church. Hen-, after music and prayer Prmidrat-Chapin inducted bls suwvwur Into ;< (1- ccuunittoa then : -h<- .nrii out in a body, ;:i;i-,i.whately team'd for tba •fi:.. ;iteu at’tha Interua, . t . cut, awl then Coltehpte Hiiberborn’a, Hate- dence in Mr. Eaton’a ability to a-aume tie­ management ot iU affaire and develop ita work. He then preeented him with a copy ’f’'4'1 p„.-,lb uh'itoul lii'bodie*. though *> «• WU 1-' '*“■ a® ----- jv antioutwvd to them. laid little atuntionto but continued to the regular quitting not leave tn a body so Ipmtietnen going obcmi with ladtee on tbe •ircrt are »o clod. Add to thia a helmet cw or a Derby, mid you have a pretty fair kto of auo cLui! of Scotch or Eugllrii drew. Many of tbo swell* about tbe watering plarea wear clothe* of color* as bright m thoac of Dolly Vnnl..i.'i R’vl T ------- --------- . nd, others in suits as white as snow, and - ........™ jmiiy inaae by others Iu jackets of plush and velvet. There Oiicagoan* for a hotel and opera bouse to oc­ cupy a Uork Com Wabbah and Michigan Troanrha and about Loch Ixmiond, where I mated coat is t2.ufti»,<X)0. went to mil through tbo region made famous by Sir Walter Scott, I rode for mites and milea without hearing tlie word busline once. ideal Chapin remains connected with the college a* treasurer and prefewir of polil- treubta nt tbe stock Mrike, Sheriff Manaod hmi aconfer-.. •: .CL-ireby and Adjutant .te-r.ff informed tbrav i no E-unfldcDce to his. ter. Wic, in 1R51. graduated from Beloit college tn 1373 and from Yah Tbrotogical ttx-re with tbe tore* ,, , . ma., w u.-re ue iom atare tt.aa liMy many of Among tto apmkere waa ata> Fn> latbv wJtb u»unk«, । fowor Ftrft of th. Cbicagn TtteUogical ooni d tne akl <g tbe . t.. for Mime ] HOLOCAUST IN INDIANA. ., thorvutbly dto- | •*jy ai»1 Aljutany*! at ralirely t to h • yvnciuatooa | r- 'WKirjr to pnX<-ct : .LOOOOOTKK, Ind. Nor. 3.—The Pipber Brigade state x jo have tbe report at their tween Beamer’s Grocery and Kurtz’ Meat Market. . • PAIIVTS, OILS |XYcumatii ■* liaving IU origin , fit a defective Frenchmen walking about after sunset with tlivir bat* in their hanite. This 1 suppose comes of their belonging to a hot-headed people. 1 have also observed that they am better able to bear cUd and smhlen changes of temjwraturo than tbe English. They will sit ontiido of cafes by the hour together bi midwinter, although they aMke a dreadful fuss about the slightest draught, and would rather lv suffocated by foul sir in a railway earring* than to allow a wuidu* to be open even an inch. Tlw idea of a draught conjures up in tbe French mind tbe specters of bronchitis and inflammation of tbo lungs, that fluxion de pottrlnorif which they speak with tragic face* And yet they are constantly exposing themEx-Protoieut Andrew D. White, of Coc- •elves with earning impunity to rinks of anotlxT sort, which are often followed by very deplorable consequences to English people wbo air seduced by their example. For in­ ’»« volume, bceiJus many valuable manty scripte ' ’ / stance, they think nothing of dining on tt>* terrace of » riverside restaurant in the lightest Ix'ni Loiisda)*'* volet has w>™ fcjn.OOO inclothing in tbe evening of a bot autumnal day, when tb« temperature often dropa many Maae., Wednesday, Mary J. Dari*, tbo ’ tyear-oldcolor.-1 -irl wbo attempted to poison B.irry from Sagte I were uuotWvX I - h • tiM-tinr iif the • _ ■ four children. VMrw rau-v. which led to rouaty auditor, jumped f.oru a window, upon i not qwik Ugelli- MxneZjBpty boXM and -w injured internally. .ihUoo. I Tben, L, Htue hope nf ai* recovery. Mary hb. toiiim Sunday o an employe, was badly burned. Pure Drugs and Patent Medicines. Best line of InijorleQ aofl Domestic Ciiars tbe candtea are lighted, drinking tbeir coffee and cognac ar their ciiartreuso, quite ineensible. apparently, to the change of temper­ ature. I’erliapj tbeir high spirit, on such oc­ casions n-ud r- tbi-tn wratb-r proof — Paris latter _______________ A syndicate ii eigaged in gathering' tar- They made no attempt to ’ ' j and Burvb a widow and Ml1!,.. Trrvz^.r- wtw\ fnr Books and Stationery D. D. Garcelon, ot Chicago, a shipper of millstuffs, made an alignment Wcdneatay in IT W -m— ii-Tin..._____ . . -luo OA.-ix H Addmm Canunack. n veteran cotton nwrchant ot New Orteam, dropped dead to the Grand opera buuae Wednesday in bia 7Ttb year. H* wm an undo of Umj (amotu t.-ar leader iu Wall atnxt. Tbe Vormont boom of yeprreoutaUv.w, by a Tote of 135 to 8J, paMnl a bill giving to women the right ot huffrage. John L. Sullivan an t • Fatoy’ Cardiff signal articles Wrdrnw lay fora aix-nmnd auiumer. ■./rets In nJMfo Has Removed from the old stand to the store formerly occupied by Fred’k Hotchkiss, be­ the inr itution ident Eaton deli vend hia inaugural, which ...urnated at from 15,- .ret I r* *a., on xon* day evening, toor children ware smothered to ileath. a |>alr of long thick wwiton m 'K-kinci camo up to When- th.. _____ _ “5 Hou. James C. Rdbiuoon. one of the leading ermiuial lawyers ot Ilhooa, died Wednesday at bis mtidrnre in tepringflrid, iu the tBd When catarrh has progrraaed to h bed but* lew daya, ant tbe latter stngve of *ccrtHin “ rtain extent, it il in lit only a • step Step to that hta aiekneua indicated that hia malady wu |ratal diwmse. Consumption. If n you dlabrUa. Mr. Robinaon vraa bora in Edgar' have catarrh, even slightly) slightly. it in ia a terri­ county, Uliuojp, iu iBJi. ble mistake tn allow it V> continue its counte unchecked. If you will only The MinneapnU* flour output touched the remi. you will find conclusive rexsons why you should fake Ilootfs Sarsapa­ rilla for catarrh, in the statements of many jnopltj who have been completely cured of tins disease in its moat severe forms. Send for book containing abundant evidence, to (*. I. Hood & Co., Hood’s lytrsaprilia. Windsor. Rhetato learn Famborougb for proprietors of Low. 11. Mass Early sown wheat in the vicinity of Otsego and Plainwell is Mng damaged hv a new insect which gets in its work like an old m-quaililance. Iwrtfc ■ .k* ar»l g-.v., Uietu .-onUnual winSltM« Hatantey. unit. Tbe Unimtere THE MARKETS. rmupctniu fonsstiw fri.ii- Chicago. It is a mistake ttot IU k-ht. J , v- utiw board ordero-1 this arUe. h a v „ t.y jh, district OMemUy. Hill’tt IMtImui Wonn.Specltic is hcknowledgrd the l>rat n-mtdjr for the putpase wherever known. WH. Goodyear. A new mnwmj *•— -.— —-• ,, Elmer McArthur, Charlotte’s enter­ IxhiU wHl be opened next month. Th" b-k n . . .. . tr> It.. Il»«t IO prising insurance agent forger, was on s ratrnlay sentroceil to four yrnrs at eoi, ana i-*------------- ---- Jackson. McArthur made au lu effectmi blit elt-qiitffll appeal lor mercy, plnyling in the mtuie of his wife uml । into Um tucrita -.••.in,, Nov. t—Uxdted A :■ rney Staunton has 1 :■» Nortnfiekl Knife ati- i. Conn., lor H.5dU, Litton Eugilds laboc- I” ujht S..„> MM an]I12S5 per lb. dusi kxghu ef tte padts-., fcrWdmg HEAVY . railing attention to ■ Early R>— an I ■rnl-k- m Chicago, aud 1 Apt to-Fatr JJ'lT'-Ski ’I wr atdppHto. >»•“*»• ** ;«nally, to go to f- OCX AT COLUMBIA. Those who believe that nature will work off a cough or coin should under­ stand that this is done nt theexta-Dse of polittral the constitution. Each time this wea­ nnarrv) at Halina, Kan., Wvdnwday nitfht kens the system, and we all know that by Wat Cliilvoo. another prominrat politi­ the termi. alien of this dangerous prac­ cian. tice is a consumptive’s grave. iWii’t Israel B. Abbott, a negra Republican, ba* take the chances, when a 50 cent bcfcUe Iwen elected to ongnra from the Second of Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure will North Carolina district,- defeating O'Hara safrlv and prowply cure any recent (I-olorvd). Republican, and the ItomocraUc cough, cold or throat or lung trouble. Buy the dollar bottle of Fred Hotchkiss l\ t --- ------------for chronle cases or family use. limpton. Out, by tb* burning ot fifty budd­ The general conference ot the ings. K« pnram -rr. kUI-l —I ■I’”1 Seventh Dav Adventists will meet in Battle Creek, Nov. 18. to remain iu •r. tSU<: do January. i mb. d" ItobV. Children will refu»e towl tasting fiOUKh uHtlicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jactaton a »yrup of Both Wilmarth. a famous invrator, ex­ lungwort anti wild cherry whenever pired Friday evening nt Malden. offerrei. It t« «to pleasant as maple Tmwhing d-> Cberukne rtrip ,rf syrup and win reach a bud cough and acre, m Indian territory. Senator Flumb. of EH.—u»‘ rf ,ta teu^Ld,'b’“ cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepsrUon of the cbaw, which it will not waive in favor of kind. For by H. Beebe. Wm Cashier and a number of other young farmers of Eaton county. Indulg­ ed in a horning bee, the victims I* ng a foil of tbo ixiurt-mnrtial wnwncu to bi» newly-married couple near Charlotte. 1^. It la unb.re.ood that a rtrong papw to Cashier loaded a gun heavily with shot hfabAalf hM been wilh thoPn*i*Unt’ and grass, and when the explosion ocSrJdTedtarovrred that his left hand UH in-nan u»-______ and repreaen- earthquake «iiock the Thirtrenth IIUdoM district i» Jud« W W. Johnson, of OWo lllmtotivt* of a woman and cbil 1. wbo were ’Uffati-j.;. . ...... . oy uie u-uni ZrtS,r1!- lu:i'b!‘a«- Sino.. the heavy of Friday U« dlfcht trmnure of tbe "H* bar, ton fa.t at irregular intervals ■ - • day and night. Loud sub.-fidy: SM <> U shifting from tbe townr their tbo .uprrme court, ha. rea.g— — -- --------- at dinner excitedly left m nil A Full Line of Homeopathic Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Registered Pharmacists. LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. W. H. Goodyear & Co, U A. GOODYEAR &. SONS, The Old Reliable WMffl DM, Announce that they have received a full line of Coal Stoves, Eltgant in design and finish, and very cheap. Call Etxid See Them. Also their fine stock of Stoves and Ranges. Everything in the Hardware Line, and prices in keeping with 70c wheat. Few Questions Asked Citizens ot Hastings and Vicinity. Are you in need of any Drugs or Medicinal • Call at my store and you will find a complete line ot Drugs and Patent Medicines of all kinds. Do you require auy Wines or Liqnorsf 1 have now on hand a large stock of pure W ines. and Whirkey in bulk or in hotties carefully selected, and sold exclusively for medicinal purposes. Do you expect to paint your house, barn or carnagef Ikeep Bruges, Piiote, Oils, White Lead, Carnage Painte, and everything used by painters. . J1X3?. H- ««*-«• <|nu,d I—11 ■***“ to ** ro*de e*““r Do you wish to buy Wall Paper? _ Call and examine my stock and prices. Do yon desire Toilet or Fancy Articles? We sell everything in the hoe of Druggist Sundries at the relief whitli I"dm*" > u»on*nnd« to t* thank- lowest possible price. Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounded and put up by a competent and trusty Pharmacist? LH.- -fts-y.TM’SSl? KSTcJ You will always find one in attendance at my drtig store and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure and reliable. was blown off. CAT % BBR COUGH, health and «»eel breath Couks:*. R “WalsT nfirrut In tine City. Button before May ’ E:H. Lathrop, M. ,n. rowrws.riM. �STAGE UMOHAUTf. two months ago ft fuliUJed a'alngle promise made to the •ktarad at Poatottoeat Hastings. Mich, t wtrsMmisstou thrnegh the malls as sMtmd extracts from a magazine ar­ ticle BY FANNY DAVENPORT. auu tt wan oraci uuhv-- --------- ~ — - Boaton for treatment Accordingly .ns wm taken there last week in a ear specially fitted op for his« .h“ living accomodations for but physician, his wife and two other*. He iy fixed to a large air-filled mattreea suspended in an improvised hammock of ropes. Although he could not move he was as cheerful and appeared to be as comfortable as a well num. that has redeemed every promise It ever made. Let us make these recruits to our ranks feel at home with us, fel­ low republicans of Barry county. Many republicans ;w well m demo­ The Democrat calls it a “Boodle Vic­ crats and grainlMickc-ra express surprise tory," and further says “Tbe republicans at the result of the election id this buy the sheriff and prosecuting attor­ state and county. ney, and the rest of the odioera thrown in.” What a comment for a demo­ cratic paper to make on the democratic party; If this true, then the democrats of Barry county are for sale. But it is Candor compels its to admit that we did not expert so great a change at this time. None of us took in the real situation of the vot­ er. Had we carefully looked over the history of party politics in this county for the past twenty years, we could have come to no other rational conclus­ ion than that'the result would naturally Large Stock not true, and the Democrat has misrep­ resented its own party, and put them in a false ami shamful light before the breed* immorality I most empliati- -ally deny. P<-oplr._______________ and necessarily be just what It has been. L’p to the organization of the greenback party the county was reliably republican by about one thousand majority. With only tbe republican and democratic par­ ties in the field there is no reason why the republican majority should be less to-day. Tbe respective parties occupy no different ground. There are no new issues trtween those parties which should change tbe allegiance of the voter. ,The tariff is no new issue be­ tween the parties. It has not only al­ ways been an issue between the repub­ lican and democratic parties, but was an issue between the democratic and whig parties fifty years ago. The only change that has taken place lias been in the democrat party. Monkey like it has constantly been imitating the republi! can party; continually shifting its posi­ tion, taking possession of tneold camp­ ing ground of the republicans, doing anything and everything to gain votes sufficient to get into power. The Issum • on which the greenback party was or­ ganized are principally est will show his real nature no matte: where you find him. All men are actu­ ated bv like motives. If there have been rings in the republican'party, which we do not deny, there have, also been rings in the democratic and greenback parties, and if they are allowed to ex­ ist by the rank and file will be in any party which may lie organized. The place to fight these is within the-party lines. To leave a party that advocates your principles for this reason is sim­ ply “jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.” We believe republican greenbackers are convinced of this, and they are also convinced that they are being used as cuU’ paws to pull demo­ cratic chestnuts out of the lire. Every move of the democratic leaders this past summer and autumn hM tended to con­ vince them of this fact. Where has s republican greenbacxer received a nom­ ination which the democratic part? could control? If greenbackera have been nominated at all, it has been in fur­ therance of some ulterior project of the • democratic leaders. Look at Wayne county where the democratic party had a majority! Was a greenbacker placed on the county ticket? Not one. Was u greenbacker allowed to run for con­ gress? Notone. Is it supposed that republican greenbackers will not make note of thww- things. They have, and tbe l>ottom fell out of the fusion (union; party. The result of the election in this state and county is owing to this and only this. The Democrat and Journal may talk about boodle as much as they like, to account for the result but if Ixtodie was used, which we art not aware of, it wm used on both sides and changed as many votes one way as the other. Fusion has collapsed. It was a natural result This county and state are naturally republican, and w« trust that the party will be so managed in the future that this natural order will not be interfered with. Repulill- naator. ton. assertion hardlv needs contradiction. The Journal editor himself does nofbelieve it, and thr Journal can furnish 8? m2: Bbuaepeta ... TUaatbySMd not one scintilla of evidence to support that statement, or that a dollar of east­ Puck* ern money, or that money from any source, was sent to Barry county to help the republicans. 'How wonderfully o mn sw Even the Journal goes l>ack on its party;says that ita members can be bought, tor it asserts that the republi­ cans bought the election in Barry coun­ ty. The Journal frankly admits, so do we, that "lx>th sides used money,"—one as much as the other. One party, ac­ complished as much as the other in that direction. Had neither party used a dollar, the result would have the same. been Fusion is dead. As a matter of fact it ought to have been dead before it was born. But as it was not, honest greenbacks™ have determined that It is settled and it was organized when the paper currency of the country anything but a democratic game to was at a discount and when then- was catch greenback voters. It succeeded no gold or silver in circulation. Thb for a time; but its race is run. was the real and only occasion of its We wonder if our contemporary of existence. It gained support from tht idea that the debtor class would be ben­ the Journal has “spotted the traitors” efited by continuing the use of a depre yet? It will make a pretty big list, dated currency. When these issues neighbor, when you get the names of passed away, republican greenbacken the former members of your party who would have returned to their old party, this year voted against you. of “Turn the rascals out,” and had worked themselves up to believe that their former associates were reallj more dishonest than other men. Evert thinking man knows tixat this h simply bosh. A man naturally dishon­ Of Ladies’ Cloaks that we are offering at The Journal says that *2,000 of eas­ tern money was sent to this county to help the republicans. Such a ridiculous things of the past, but in their party ztal they had lieer led to take up tbe cry of the democrats And ReastauranL We have done an unusual large trade in ignorant of it. If .tbo foundation, prograeridn branches of history uro tanght—touching all the KVMd Hint him tx-en in it—to tbe pupibs, and showing how ita light baa been a steady one, shilling forth through all tba-; yean, en- G-. would not entertain guilt, «o in tbe tbewtrn First-Class Restaurant njlt; but they are not Inwwdlabb; they dia- man! Good bye, Don, Michigan is not a healthy climate for bosses. H. M. MYGATT performance. ■TU’ ' my UmmxJ ««». voices ladling me. I bear their dear ; of a rennin mortgage, executed by Walter I have been too long 1 Barnhart and Boxy lUrabnrt.-bls wile, of But u..,->am _.>M, ktam.tbS (SIt'SJL i™. i a,. . . . ■ •«. .. I ’’imromu. <>i nauir intK, Mii-luguii, brarinc IOVU. 1 do not*regret the money lot, tbe date the 2? day of May. A. D. IMS. am! recorded fatigue I haw uixtergone; 1 have carried mv 1 'n tbe office of the Register uf bred* of Barr) name an far us J could and 1 brunt mv heart ‘ ' ’’ "■ ‘ f-Michigan, on tbe «h day of May. A. D. u> a.i to.to.,,,.- irzrj T «R.dies? 5Oc. Vest Second the motion for a U. S. Senator from this district, and pur candidate is Hon. E. S. Lacey, of Charlotte. not greenbackers for suckers again. Democrats will probably piny making rm* , —-....................... anu xooumi uie same remain i greater toward weak mortal* than tbo jtutk-e rear* tor the apace of thirt of men. I'do not fear Him!” Again: “God ,ron’ forth after tbe ___ u______________ . . ** thirty nrlnclMl sum thirty d»»* days the the principal sum ot MM, with all 1 h- Iirreonix* «< Intrrrat thereon. ttould become created forme eipiwwly a little corner un- and be dun and parable ImiuediaMly thereafter. Ever shown in this market. Our stock of Michigan gave free trade a black eye. Gil. R. Oamun's duties as secretary of state will not be such aa to prevent him from engaging in other business. He has not yet decided what private business pursuit to follow, ana prob­ ably will not until the state depart­ ment is working to his satisfaction. The chances are, however, that he will buy a weekly paper at some county Orlando W 1'owera, of Kalamazoo', erstwhile judge of the Utah supreme court, who, when rejected by the sen­ ate, came borne to camp on the trials of Ins enemies, has been doing so of late m political editor of the Grand Rapids Democrat; but on Tuesday last he lost the scent, and retired In disgust. Ills next attack on the public will lie as a lecturer on “Mormons.” The Hon. Sanford M. Green, of Bay City, at present circuit judge of tbe eighteenth districe, is 79 years of age and has enjoyed a state reputation in Michigan for nearly fifty years. He was appointed judge of the supreme court in March, 1848, and held the office till January 1,1858. Four years of this time he wm presiding judge. He has been circuitJudge since 1858 to the pre­ sent time with the exception of 1867-72. He is b«t known by his published works on "Practice in the Circuit Court," which have been standard works since 1860. A recent revision bears the title "Green’s New Practice” and is very valuable. nenru. n»eae lenres show tn tbe womon. . due May zud. imk. and the u»nw having reloviug and true. , mainrd unpaid and in arreare tor the space of nn.*. I,.,,.1 purity, domeatic hapiuix-as. and charity hi j the dramatic profrauon than even U» X “<> pajablr bv the terms ot tali! mortgage, and friends tn tbeir mo< g«wro<u mranent- give I ^ouXl it credit for Were tbe good in it cited । instituted to rearer tbe mftney* spired &y sold oftencr, tbo little bod would *»u sink into i mortgage or any part thereof. Sow , oblivhiti. me. and no living soulmijurt. k «< I . P'crrforr. by virtue of“noUee tne power of salegiven nonl»d iu it isHelinvo iviMTled, wMn an Ulde’tlid'vro^d?d. is hereby ixuel thing h said of au nrtK, kt us iwtre- that on Hatnrday. the atb day of February. A. peat it,Uf. butk rrfmmbcr that tbo penalty of a j •D..IB87. Mien o’clock tn the forenoon. I shall public to be tra.ured uT^lk1<; some good thing tbe person has <tane or said, i cBy ot Hastings. Michigan, that being the place and by ventilating that, the memory of tbe I *here the cirruit eoort tor the counfy of Barry blow will be' forgotten, leaving not tbe faint- m-i ’ ' ......................... । much thereof us: ent liruke liehind it—Funny Davenport, in 1 sary Brooklyn Magaxine. , with — --------------------------* : the t DRY GOODS Is complete in every department and we arc- ready to give you bargains that you will ap- preciate. Tbo touelinre. which come over a dude when i " LHtZd^ov'SXr ah. iw. fatbom.—Philadelphia Cail “* , ! JAMES L WHITCOMB, Mortal -‘"’WM” SMITH A COUiKOVE. E. Y. HOGLE My store is filled with a good stock of fall aud winter gutvi.-. Cotton and Woolen Flannels, Blankets, Hosiery and I ndprv^ear of all sikes and kinds. I have the best selection of Children’s & Ladies’ Cloaks In Newmarkets and Boucle Jackets ever shown in Prairiev.i;- Wbe.-i tbo uuabri.!^ edition of Webstart Dictionary firti appenird (without a di-anl- Jerseys from 50 ets. to $2.50. criticiwn on Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes for every­ body. Broadhead Dress Goods in the new shades. All wool Tricots at 50 cents per yard. Homespun cloakings in all colors. The Banxkr desires to compliment the republicans of Barry county for their work on the 2d. We are offering the best value in a Will receive poultry at hl* rreldeore. Auguata. on any buslne** day after this date. Tills I* hl* lilh year In the busine** Augusta. October l». MB. with open arms, and we shall do our utmost to make them forget that they Large Purchases Q SEMON. Ho leave* four children, and had tbe ’iil fT Boes Dickinson, president of Michi­ gan for a few days, just a few days. mers the benefit of our H respectfully noUettret. Selfhbl ing men, and American markets for the American farmers. That was Michigan's verdict. Cloaks this season, and will give dur \cusfo- Fresh Hone-Made Gaudies Let the drama wcuod the efforts of the pul- county. From that source this “boodle” wail comes with poor grace. American wages for American labor­ szejlsojst !l» opened a .-onfectiotiery M->rr and renturant IU thr Gardner block, south aide ot State The cry of “boodle” comes from the very parties who have always used txxxlle in elections in both state and REDUCED PRICES goo! life. can greenbackers are welcomed home have ever been feeding on busks. Wc have just received our second buch ectbusiar m and bard work m they cheerfully gave for tbe party would undoubtedly have eoabfed the republicans to have elected a A»k to «« th* 0. P. H. Cxsimen P»nts at |8.50. part of their ticket, and to have cut down the fusion plurality in Barry E' -r Big Stock Men's and Boys' Overcoats. heartiQes’i and zeal with which they entered the campaign, and supported I sm still selliM sll Miu of clotbinn st eart. STOCK OF STOVBb EVEH m Bjumr the world. ‘ 4KB, Dried Fruits and �/ PERSONAL MENTION^ JKnSay^ n*turnp*1 froni Californl> tlon for that office wilfbe hrtdJ E. Holbrook arrived here Monday, The K. of L. prixe dantx. to h^d at Union Hall on Thanksgiving even­ from I'akota. ing will be a unique affair. The bvbttfag friend* knights hope to make it pleasant for all. Brlle Spaulding went to Grand The Chautauqua circle of this city baa under advisementihe subject of having . Mtk S. a. Hubbard is the gurst of it lecture course the coming winter. Mrs. Hole® Benties. Could thev be assurer! of a liberal pat­ R. B. Klchords. register of deeds elect. ronage from our people, tbe question wm in the dty Tueftsy. • would be decided in the affirmative Dr. H. C. Miller, of Otsego, was h without delay. Banner callw Mondny. F. 11. Barlow and kindred spirits Albert Liens is waiting on custom­ met in secret session in* room in this er* at his father's meat market. city the night of election, to jollify H. Ho ughtai in and family now oc­ over the democratic victory which was to have been. It i* needlnw to add cupy their Green street residence. •—litertislHj R“tM: -"-'.is'- tor Charitable be Cb»nte4 tw at . this city. I have ■em. and will have c' 1 i then ever offered lt,.r Sqv. that the party broke up at an early hour. 13th. 1886 a .pally us cheap. Mln Laura Hessmer spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Grand Rapids. An anniversary of the Woman'* , Christian Dime society will be held at Mr. C. Beebe was In the city hut week, arranging for the new bank. the residence ot Mrs. Wm. .1. Fisher. Hastings. Nov. 18th. 1886. Exercises commencing at 7 o'clock p. m., and supper atU o'clock. 10 cents each will lx? charged. All are cordially Invited. Jas. L. Mead will move into his new residence on Green street thia week. i-j us! (P - Pr*‘' 4OHN BESSMER. . rMnand iqxa-ta*- The next meeting of the Lee C. L. 8. C. will be held at the room* of Dr. Timmerman Tuesday evening j All ChaUuquans should heed: Jewelry n • aliswi , 0 I boater . the Jeweler. VMr. Will Dolph, greeting his many MHh : 1 HKNFY COC»K. ‘ r”r- republicans of Michigan have n | metropolitan daily in the Detroit Morn- from, one's hsppinraa. A poor-fitting, dumsy-looking and mean-feeling coal will set one’s nerves trembling so that nil around him are unhappy. Consider others if you ilonT care for vourself. bv biivlng the ~T. C. A Co." Clothing, ft lit.* nicely, b strongly made and the price is low. Sold by R. K. Grant. <Mk. Geo. .Sends has opened m restau­ rant and candv store in the Gardner .-.•pud-s■ t, it j,.*wi* *>tcni instil­ r. .-r.-afw-r th® ever. Tax myipt* pnnt«i t® good paper •zd oa short wticv -it this office. ftotccumy.-nvAMHwere convened t be county ■ i-rk’’ chce Tuesday. building lately vacated by JuUim Russelt'; He carriea bv far the largest stock in hb line of any like institution ever opened in this city. It b just such an enterprise as this city Deed*, and Mr. Seinon b evidently a wide-awake and vtg'-rprising business man. He sbunbRie (riven a generous patroimge hv o<r people. cnimt'.’s proportion of the ’;?uni __ ... . •• u :!! .<4 •*'JT 1 Listing* City Bank has lieen dtwz.i u'.ner?*. voters in this .nj. indkatmc ■< population of 2,5<«t. 'orgADk-ed. with the following officers President — D. G. Robinson. Th»:»th- at-; of church’ social* in. .!*«:t£-.’’cr» ’ "K no it** than tourJ ViceTTesideot-W. 8. Goodyear. i/bajha A. i a wtint ’ ilding tor;• >.-uig aud storing hay isj’iveh ■ ■■■"•4 ha .e our pay. k *n • -.ur d.uve tu SlUKdOb to pay r a-imp’ ■ / num Hasting* in I'*5 GtUT w.i- th. jr . ph’h'l at th- I . htgical knowledge !?.• evening meet- Mrs. A. R. Hooker, of Detroit, was the guest of Dr. Timmerman and mother a portion of last week. C. A. Hough, of Woodland, was a Bku caller Tuesday. He in making arrangements to wove his family to this city in the near future. pl rose not Hit E. H. LATHBOF. Tin. annual im -ting of the Michigan Hortlniltnrai vwietv will be held at Graod Rapids Nov. 30th and Dec. 1st 2d. Reduced fare on all railroads »M minnlmuht hotel rates. The tenth anniversary of the wed­ ding of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bates, ot Irving, occurred Monday evening, the 1st Between 50 and 60 were in at­ tendance. The relatives and friends presented them with a dresser, names co E. Pierce M Bdgmo-Jordan, “ •• V- F- BrookA. .. J- M. Hews, ~ M S. E. Crandall .. H. Greenfield, •• r'nt »• '■»■»• . I”**?!? ^•""■Tinkler, 'llllo ... .■hbliT"'1"°r t*bl' •od y 6 5 5 5 6 5 5 r> oo oo: 00 (O 00 (XI 00 00 oo 5 ou 5 00 60 The Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Produce. J. E. HOGLE, i HENRY COOK. Salesmen. GEO. S0UUE3. I Home journal, printing ’ Wm. (irtm iS days wort' ,• 100 00 JO 00 so • OS “d aeven- CalvJrwater a> oo Ton/ivfi’j-u lone aad Wind-Storm In*. Co. Dear Sib .—After examining plans of your Company as presented try your local agent N. hpenctr, I was induced to take a small policy in the month of July. On the 14th of October the se­ vere storm that swept over southern Michigan unroofed oneof iny buildings, which loss was promptly paid in full on thettChinrt. I desire to sav to tbe public that tbe Company in its organization has all the good qualities, and is carefully guarded against all dangers and uncertainties. It has a plan sound men can approve. The Company Is never burdened with liabilities as all losses are adjusted within sixty days after proof. It has been most happy in Its selection of ma­ terial for Its work. Among the officers we find such men aa 8. W7 Mapes. D. W. Rogers, Orson 8wift and C. E. Chap­ pell; and It Is with pleasure that I recommend them to those with whom thev may do business, rs gentleman of atrfct integrity, prompt and energetic . E. Y. HOGLE. Central House Block-. Opposite Messer Bros. QTRUCK BOTTOM! Prices Way Down. I offer Clothing and Men’s Furnishing 460 00 . Goods at Prices that are Sure to Please 65 35 . 1 58 10 00 I 13 7 56 ls 43 My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg­ est and best selected of any in the^city. MEN’S OVERCOATS '*«t the xsount, be From $1.75 to $20.00. rJUn^OnT>.ul*e<<n’Water would reentnmend that the amount of seven hundred twenty-one and 8040u dollars be placed to the credit of Gao. C. MorK«ri, the I*, j,-r cent. Of this first esUmate of work done on the water works M L.Vook-awtner1pik**tu Hantlnit* B*j> Lh g“r,by Wrn H- f't®bbins, chair♦r. 3 pruM. •» i man of committee. Hjlaixl Truxton- one low- pump K !*wlk«rt - pan wuirr kraut. .h?L^hL tbBt 0,6 ertimate of M Thorpe pair prnaele.l lUaiVu'i the water works committee be accepted and adopted, and an order of 8721.80 be drawn in favor of Mr. Geo. C. Morgan. Carried all aye*. Ae.*o/r<v/, Th at'all orders drawn on W. II GMXlyeai a Co- bcnutlful photo alburi account of water works shall be drawn 1.00.1'. ar a llamr* - cbilrt'» cap. on a fund known and designated on the Recorder and Treasurer books aiy the water works construction fund. I M Foam porkrt Suite. W. L WlllUB» - v><*nta i Slgnevl bv John M. Beasmer. Bert TlSkler -I t p!u< Wbsr o. . ..{y 4W- McNaughton, that tbe rooJ R. lu>b^*-l><rt paprr »«1 «-n*eloj»e*. lutlon be accepted and adopted. < I. SsUB > ■••• •!>“ •Ir' J. <1. Mnn>»n & Son jmU I'UUO® ,lx*< On motion council adjourned. FRANK STKRBIN8. Becvnkr. Hr«le S I TO* Ml wraiMHT. ' W*«*crt Krov-»d k?*vr* an<’ ,wtau ■ Notice.—The annual meeting of the L At 1 MfXTihG of Hasting* Divbioo MkWV.R. K.of P„ Uba held Tbure- Table & Pocket Cutlery. y oo 4 00 5 00 y oo Following is a partial list of prizes and the nsincB of the donors, to be giv­ en at the Knights of Labor dance, to be held at Union Ball Thursday evening. Nov 25th. Each purchaser of a ticket will 1* entitled to a chance in the draw­ ing of the prizes: asJ. follows: „ red J. Wing, R. H. Billingsley. F Cushion. L. Archeart, L. Stodge, Lz Burd. W. Edwards, •nd wive*. Mr*. E. Burr and Mr. C. Xodln* Mrs. L. Htedge prelected the present with a abort My aa .'ollows: D«r In the intertrta of tbe company. Don’t you forget it. (------- । . . Cousins: Your relatives and frieods ■ --jamirov. have met at your home to rejoice with yon in tbe happy event of yoor tenth SMITH. lUMKkVjkjUinUSt. wedding day that another year of your oot ok a That there h a lunatic still at large wcddedllfe b« part. We present to you in Barry county will be concluded at thi* drewer as a token of our love and esteem and hope you will accept It as '’nee by any one who reads tbe remark* up**, and we all unlte^ta wishing you ttptainlng why the gentleman on the Journal's prohibition page smile* such 4 large an-l engaging smile. . The man who voted a note at tbe i HMXings township polling place. <iven ’T Frank Schoby to James McGregor, 'or 831 Xi. can obtain tbe same by Inlumng ot supervisor Phil W. Burgom. y oo' 13 60 V 00 R *K Grant —choice oi any necktie in »i A ImS )• '!- 3 «’ nib'-r • ■■■■t!:!:• ’"«■ unjj the 'n«*rt for all kinds of fat wtll .' ___ n -i.l,- a<Mn rmi ■unfnt niy stock I---------- . and J j dressed poultry for which we will pay । price*. I I II.I.ATHItor Nite M»|J« inr I1I|{ uvai, Mining. P'1” toJSSL2 "T trade, and will receive it on WedoesU . .K •- wtrade. e<ine»E VJI.h.i. Ms fc________ the in- Fd .• — '• i< >urchase<t Qd - Thura«lay of if each CCch week during ujfft of ?!-n: •■--.km th* grocery the winter. We also want all the game Ji- of llogl- a <:<y<»k. Mr. Cook r*/ you have to sell, such as partridges, Arrmr —j—_ inuEs a* Mle« nan / Huffman Ilrtw. <ll«ii |isu. quails, rabbits, etc. ? V-- 6 Hazen-I lb. mixed candy. -’ iKTACFFEKaCHAWLEY. Halo-box Long Boy riinrx. boon* an- <»-ing disposed ot at auc.Barry County Democrat -1 »oi. "Mea<ture»of -fQ at a rapid rate. A sp-cial invitaThe amount of tax spread on the su­ I m and Beauty.” ticc faigivrq th., ladies to attend these Ueo. MatUaon - box of rlgm. pervisors'rolls in this city I* 91.84 on A. J. Bereraocr nalr «*mo chicken, whs. at Ix-wi* stem/. each «l(j(i valuation. This is largely in l*b,1,,r roourr. A. D. Cook-Two boxeq toilet Man. rar. nave that second rall- excess of that levied last year, as well Breon ft NnMo—M quart pall. toa4 before anotner winter if her dti- as many previous years. The increase is - Ike HMidcrahott-Jewriry. ■•Huiinpr v. opportunity a« they due to the raiding of 81,000 extra to A. K. Harrte-^Comb and bruih. G. G. SpauldluR-Order for jtoodi. *6ouM LrtZs improve. meet the payment of school bonds ma­ i J.8. Goodyv'ar-Uyardxprfot. After Ian. I-’ Barry ccunty's poet turing in T<., and 81,500 for the new Sara Horton—hat. A. II. Johnson-so cento. horfote ran ***4 inspiration" of tbe I Iron bridge, and ID cents on 8100 extra H. H. GUI-oil paint Ins. 'an*, antrammeled by the vexatious for fire tax. This extra Dre tax includ­ Terutnsen, Mich.. October Bth. IM*. es the cost of the “soda fountain,” etc. 'AM cf me othcial (xisition. Pathos- oi the Banner will please Fn/xiEitALb post, of this city, now rraMatier tart i.t,i* office i» better than have one of the finest society rooms in w prrparrl to do job printing on Hastings. It is finely carpeted and wirtnotireantl in workmanlike man-1 furnished, many fine pictures adorning Its walls. Among these Is an elegant La*t Cai Al! accounts due tbe one just presented to the post, “Yankee hte Gnn of Brook.* A Cook will be put Doodle/' by our public-spirited towns­ ia ibeiiniidu of collector if not settled man, H. L. Newton, which the boys 'efore December 1st. bv way of note or have given a position of honor above '■•eh. *■ ’ tbe commander's station. Fitzgerald New U iok< New Books! Call and post now numbers over 200 members, ’ xuuini- my Mwk of books before pur- and in addition to its fine quarters, boasts a good surplus in the treasury. chwng elsewhere. Crockery and Glassware, 3 00 y 00, Frank McDerby's many Hartings friends will be pleased to learn that he, will personally perform the duties of! Abstract recording detit etc county clerk the ensuing term. He Banner, printing ....... .. will be welcomed as a citizen of Hast­ ite? ’ expanse to ings. Detroit, telegraphing, otc.. be 1 would call your attention to my large stock of ^fehton' "**»“« 1». ,W. Rogers left Tuesday for the south part m the Mate, where be will remain several days in the interest of the Michigan Mutual Tornado. Cyclone । Ai^^)e*n’ mov,n^ o,d buiidaruy Wind Storm Insurance Ca tMckwnrd idxnit coming forward with the necessary collateral? We nerd the monev due lis; need itriow. While the VcWltn h»f>amount for each individual is itsttlbive • ■ the aggregate makes a sum w bich will Foas.u.1 i. . ■IlMVimt. a qnonitity help ns out in good shape. Come, •f dymmiteand gunpowder. Inquire gentlemen, pay up! , fusion county >*>nimfttc<v. b»x>ks I' 1l*iiriTnv ’,>,'LTRY W NTEIi.—We iu ! Wa axteh *** are “ now — •« thick on'lhe • warm of bees Groceries and Provisions. to 60 50 6u 60 60 C°iv r<Nl»tr»tion’ {i 'V.Lrothera.HwtXn .. Mr. ('has. E. Barnes, of Battle Creek. State Master Workman of the Knights of Labor, will be in this city Friday and meet with Hastings Assembly in the evening. wTi.l those of our city subscribers, to whom notice ot overdue account*’ mailed, ’ C. A. Burlingame's family'arrived in this city .Saturday- Mr. B. is well Ijn.l pnreh^wl „r Mrs. M^y Barlow.......................... ? known in this section, aw the gentleman I Cr‘*h'w’- «*nk tat who purchased hay here last fall. <'ashler-C. D. Beebe. Board of directors officers as above, L. E. Knappcn. W. H. Powers. Chester Messer and JrA Greblr. We understand it is the intention to have the Ixnk rea.lv for business hy 15th. were recently - /Mis* Winnie’ Waldorff, of Grand HApids. i.i the guest of her aunt Mrs. W. H. 1‘nwerLj We received a pleasant call from Editor Watkins, of the Middleville Re­ publican, yerterday. -our pay. ' ' y I 7^0. Tribune of which they may well ' * ' ' L-f Ire! proud. At no time Id the hlstorv 1 of the party have the republicans hail« Ntr J more ably conducted purtv paper than | at present in the Tribune. It b republi1 can to the core, it* rditonalti are sound. >. and rm a n*-rn*paper it b fully abreast of K * < <». i the time*. ; -T.. ties on the 2:xL Little things go a great way* to­ •’ •"••nd* an- very well ward contributing to. or detracting Do. l< « 10 4 4 4 4 \Ztrthur Hall has been elected histor­ .Hogle, who win continue the business I at the old standi 1 have engagetl with n him — -i— »a •— •— ■ as—salramnn, and would be pleas'd to meet all my old friends and custom- new >' nk will hr rr-.iDv for . . atvut >. . tn».T 15th. P*. .in (■ light business a bilth) lit: .\aAnirs. • C. I. tz, 2k ~ A. Hurney, 2 A. WUmott, IU 7.'_}r?oton “d team 3 «•»- bwcet and team 3 .. .. ian of the senior literary department of the university. Mrs. G. W Waiterhouse left Wed­ nesday for her home In Y psilantl. Mr. W. goes Saturday. ■ U, t«*ti r>>mmu»ioned r .• gr\ illr .. - 1 have purchased tbe interest of Henry Cook in tbe firm of Hogle A Cook, and will now endeavor to please yon with a choice htock of uO ; g—;,1y;-w;.rv H. Burke. 3 Fritj. FrMrirk. 3 Right Up with the Times! * 28 (» lIm, O'-<» ravin. Siu’JSS,-’'4"*— next. ).-/ . n t H«ry Wenlioro, of Dakota, waa Hartings friends I Caro.—1 have sold my Interest in j the late firm of Hogle A Cook to E. Y. . v('WS. Na.or Wvuscrt in thr chair. Hull vaUrd, aid* prmrnt. Hrmmcr. Hama, Hpgie. Hotoy. McNaughtou and Siel* Hn«, abamt Osborn. Waters. Miuuto of the previous inerting were read and approved 1 Mrs. O. Hadley and Florence Knappep are visiting Grand Rapids friends. Ho! *11 “I’lerrwin" mortals •••bi* through tbe portal” rrral ChMlauqua wise; MUSICAL GOODS! OODMUXL PKOCXKSljros. GmnoA Council met In regular ■re.-inc i’VkUy earning. Nov 6lh. ib»i. stockholders of the Riverside Cemetery Company will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 1st. 1886, at the office of Wm. B. Sweezey. at 7 o'clock, p. m. The busi­ ness of the meeting wftl be the election of three trusteee for the term of three •--------- , w x- M(wU v T of office expire at that time, and such other busineesas may be brought be- BOY’S OVERCOATS From $1.50 to $10.00. Don't buy a suit or overcoat until you my stock. All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, 20 Regular 50-cent Uuderwear, 40 Kersey Pants, 25 Extra Fine Scotch Caps, 50 Fine White Shirt, double back and front 50 The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in Barry County at the very lowest prices. fOAlltlowD«*I?f lots by purchase are stockholders, and entitled to vote, A punctual att<-ndance is requested. W. L WH.K1 NS. PmMrut. John HFJWMKH. CUrS. Notice is hereby given to the super­ visors In the county and city, that they f u rnisb not to exceed 8® to any one fam­ ily. Goods must be bouKht and not by the person* helped ; abo that said supervisors must themselves draw the p*v for said bills. W. F. HICKS. w. H. SCHA^.v II HOVGHTALIX. Supwlnwadeoo ot poor. $1000 forfeit R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier. T ATEST NEWS! Special Sale of Lamps. Another lamp house gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 <}osl of their lamps at prices that no oth­ er house in Barty Co. can reach. To see and get prices will convince you at once. New Pineapple Glassware—-Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water Sets ever offered in the dty. We have C/GP*1 Tobacco for the same money of any other house in tbe county and always did have. We have the cheapest line of Gloves and Mils we ever had. We will have the largest line of HOLIDAY GOODS g GEMTLESMTS SMOKE We ever bad. Our Grocery Stock is complete, and we will not be undersold by. any man on same quality of goods. Bring your produce; we want it Y ours truly, siM, lAirrwtt 1 �R HOW IT WAS EXPRESSED WITH THE BALLOT TUESDAY. P-nwbli-aa otate ticket bun mafarity ‘ HaUlt. of Drtnk'nr. Jerk Mayoralty— for mayor and other city offirem.and the non­ fat here was of lucraased interest from tbe of Nevada, WUittboroe Fair Virginia, nod Cockrell of MiwourL McMillan of Minneeota. Lalor rncrtq lh<uiocriiUc majority, 14. The Woridgiv.ii'tbo Democrats 1W, Republicans J6H, Labor 2. Democratic majority 4. The Herald's figures are: Damocrate 105, Repub­ licans 156, Labor 4. Democratic majority 6. ocrata Ufa, Republic-ane 154, Labor 2. l*emocrutic majority 15 The Tribune claims 158 Wamuinotow Cm. Nov. 4.—Tbo following •nla, John F. Swift, Rep.; Colorado, va Adams, Dem.; Connecticut, uo choice the p ojiic. The Democratic candklate, ward Cleveland, nveived a plurality on - popular vote, but tbe Irgfalature, which IU publican in joint ballot will elect P. C. unstetrry, Rep.; Delaware, Benjamin T. gpi. Dem.; Kamma, John A. Martin, pJa. Tbe Democratic C<»fswell, ;>rulxvblr has McGill ax.gor.-rnor by more than 5,000, white I b. not Homo other*, in- Thursday were gvtu-rally favorable to th? jority. Whether McGill fa ejected or not, the Republican state ticket as a whole certainly is as he ran about 18,000 behind Republicans Theodore UccnevclL Elect I o n day was propitious for poadble tn give rellabta figures aa to the compuMtion of the next kgislatuni, but estimates now give ti* M-uato 3U Republicans, 15 Ikunn- of r.tay-at-bom-L At midnight there was only one .-lection MATOX BEwnT. • *tlt. flO,3M; W aid wall. 574. represmtaUwa is in doubt, tbe majority ether way being very small. Tbe Herald claims a Democratic majority of only 8, as follows: Democfata, 106; Republicans, 153; MilwaLKXK. Nov. 4.-Though b.>tel in tb> foretxMMt.and are tokl that b. to an American. Further inquiry wffi probably elicit tbe fact that dntnk-nrew. fa regarded by U» ..q-.-ulL.rt7 •» AnxTloui vku, and yet it fa proUbly true, as o often as­ serted, that tU Amencan really drinks fate than tbo Briton. But be drinks more reck- Dcrrousand excitable, a nd as a consequence breaks down sooner. Tlx- Briton, though a hard drlrker and a great smoker, cover drinks or anu-kta in the morning. Nothing can induce him to take a brni.dy cocktaU before breakfast, nor light hb pipe before tiffin. He will not begin his diiaipation end small vices until alter buxlneM hours. He then-fays hinwrif out" tow* Republicans a majority irf 28 on ju«nt ballot and bow many •‘pi'xn" be can uuoke. At ---------------dinner be will drink t*o or three gtoaaas of Virgtala.- ' .berry and finish a large touto of claret BeRtCHMuXD, Va., Nov. 4 —Fuller returns tween dessert and bod time be will probably from tlie election of ten members of congrats take n half dom> “brandies.” Of courw be in this state ITtmlay confirm the defeats sus- usually goes to l*d tipsy, though nt4 upon aa talned by the Democrat. Indu-aUd in the*, empty stomach; nml *> by 8 next morning ha dfajMtehre Tuesday night. Tlw Rcpubtewus ‘ ■ - -- •—* u'—■ “ —z— have earned six nut of tte- ten dfatrtete. Thfa the regular routine of Iwdnres. The American, on the other hand, calls for gives them a gain of four. Another district (tl»e Sixth) etectM a Lntar can I Mate, which his cocktail before ho fa fairly out ot bed, and between that and breokfad has probably returns rail, in tise Seventh, comre iu by a largely mented by a mean cigar. Alter bnakfaart he reduced —>— • majority. Kuokre another cigar, and between 11 and 13 ' ‘ be bus probably token o» many as throe “brandy cocktails” end lunokrd n half doacn doubt. Tbe Republi­ eignra Thu reault fa tliat. alibou.-b not quite can* have re-elected NcbfiuJca have elected forty-two mcniU-rs ot Governor Rusk by the kgixlature, this being one-third of that hardly te> coiudd.-rod quite sober al any time body. TliLi fa ti»i largest representation tbe not lew* than 22,000 between 0 iu the morning and 3 in the after­ plurality over noon. By 0 o’clock dinner bo to too tipsy and lature. Tbeir gain is due to tbo Prohibition Woodward, Dent, nervous and irritable to cat a square meal, plank in the Republican pintform, which’ and will load hto stomata si th brandy before that ft will turn 85,-. cawed lbs German IL-publicaiw to vote solid for tbo Ik moeraja. The Democrats Tburs(MM. Chairman Taywith dcUriuin tremens, and In a few mouths day night celebrated the election of John A. Thomas rhich to l’o the new etore in Goodyear block, first door west of thr bank, about the 1st ot Oct, and will have a complete stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, , All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids prices. Come in and See 3*2 JULIUS yRADE BOOMING! Cold Weather Coming, But we have still a large stock of overcoat* and\alstete. i cludingjfine Chinchillas, Meltons' Beavers and Worsteds I Iran ictate rentrnl Men’s Suitings abandoned all restraint and sought tbo abort- South Carolina, J. P. Rickard- JIM CUMMINGS HEARD FROM. - 8t. Loots, Ma, Nov A .iwciol from Nevada, Ma, aays: Frank Jamra, the ex­ train roblw, received the following tetter Thursday, containing four new bank bill-: St. Jot Oct 31.—Frank J axis, Eng.— Dear Bins. PJoane nevfept the inclosed as a memento of th.- late 'Frisco train robbery of Oct 35. Yours truly, Jim CuMMtxoa. Tbe mcloaun- conafated of four unsigned oov. J. X.’ RUSK. five-sixth of the pre­ cincts in the state. This plurality would U an IncrvoM- ot nearly 0,000 over Rusk's plu­ rality of two ywm ago. Tbe IcgtalAture will stand. Senate: Repub cana, 36; Democrat*. 7; Ubor. i. House: Repdiilicans, .17; Democrats, ftl; Labor, 0; 1‘rohibltlou, I. Republican mein Imre are unanimously committed to the re-claction of tian hradqunrt«-iK that tbeir veto will reach 18,(00. against 8,000 two yean aga Thu La­ bor vote in the state will probably run close toal.OUU, of which Milwaukee gives 13,000. Fudaafate probably have fire out of th<- . _ ir?^T48?Th» j “ k-gfalature will stand: htetiate—Republican^ i 14; DwnocratM, Itt. House—Rcpuldicana, 13-S; Three Peculiarities Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great Mood purifier 1st Collfombu Bam Fuaxcihco, Cal, Nov. At 5 p. m. I Th® proportion In which tbe rooU, Thureday th- returns for Uw state and city i OgJ , showed tbo following vote for tho guberna-1 > tonal catalldates: . ; Swift, Rep.,52,705; Barttett,.M,WB; O'Don< noil. ImL, li. BS; P.uwll, Pro.. 1.W7; Wig- ! ** 4 ' giuton, American, 5.12b. • Tbe result fa a medicine of unusual strength and curative power, which efleets evres here­ tofore unequalled. These peculiarities belong tbo Republican* 54. exclusively to Hood’s Barsapxrilla, and are A fine line of Men’s Suite in single and double breast ell and of very desirable patterns. Our line, of Underwear includes £he finest grades and also tbe cheapest. We have a large lot of red untierwear warrant­ ed all wool for 40 cents. We have a large line of Winter Caps, Derbies and Soft Felte. In fact our line of V Clothing and Furnishing Goods sak! tins dctecti ven were already following up tb»- clew contained in it. but bo did not know prw*. and Robert Pinkerton, the dete-tivo. ru-itdte DcnL; Second, Allen. Rep.; Third. OTkiunell, Rrp.; Fourth. BurrowK Rep.; Fifth, Ford, Fusion; Sixth. Seventh, Whiting. Fusion; Eighth. cybvs o. luck. Taraney, Fusion; Ninth, Cutcheon, Rep.: Tenth, Ffaber, Fusion-. Eleventh, Moffatt, Rep. Tbe Republicans will have a largo enough majority probably fa tte- legislature ■ to elect a United States senator. The R.-;mle beans gain two congramiiH-a countreporting the complete vote give Dkxvkk, Colo.. Nov. A—The Republicans now conredc ttw elerUcm of Alams for gov­ ernor by 2,000 plurality. The returns Iron Hood’s Sarsaparilla “I recommend Hood’s 8ar*ap.rllla to all my friends aa the best blood purifier oo to." Wit. Oatt, druggist, Hamilton, O. Hood s Sarsaparilla has cured me of setof- by a small majority. Ixdiamamua Nur. 4.—Tbe Democrata no - boused all day Thursday, and, as he appear* bold that a murill remain with Hood’s Sarsaparilla only by O I. HOOD to CO, Lowed. Maas. IOO Doses One Dollar, railed up< n him, to arrenty-twv-bour walking match al tbe close e< tlio fourth day, 12:15 a. in. Friday, was: Guerrero, 2&J miles; Gulden, 277 miles. 2 laps; miles, a laps; Barns, 92) mlk*. 1’fajn: SuUiJlrirt was threateued with inflnnuiiution of Gotten fainted at lt:M. He hid im­ bibed large quantities of liquor during tbe tbe p utlcjuva comprising the daughter, William Jaurus, Dcstnoas. Girard,' Charles B.got. Loon Robert, Ldalvre, Cottu duunguishvd party boa voyage. from 400 tn 5<>o ma­ jority. These are general ewthnatew, bull don't think it can fall la-low tbaL If. a wrmder I have told our people that wine time, through a fveltefc of overc< rdldencc, tiie Democrats would !<•» tlwir rvngri-v.tnan. They that 1 am sore to Imanybody votes for mu Ifs have anticl]>ate I just thfa thing I always prefor to hn Vi- up|xjsition, and I wanted the Republicans to bring out a ruan. I should then lutvr hail 5.(X*l majority instead of XIllDolS. Chicago, Nov. 4.—Tbe total rote of Chi­ cago Tueslay was about 70,000, out of a n gfatrj of 02,000. Tbe highest majority In C<>ok county on the Ri-publican ticket is that on elwriff, Mat»<m having about 15,(»O. The lowest Republican majority is about 0,500, Rspublican state ticket is probably elected by nut tew than U.inu. Hot avvSlche E. W. MORRILL & CO.. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve tbe pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty.- The Hull Gasoline Stoves. mates dial Minnesota state legislature will stand as follows: Bennie, 43 RepublioKriC IS Detnocrata, 2 Fanners* Alliance; bouse of reprrertitatiw. ® Republicans, !M Demo­ crate; 4 Farmers’ Allinnc.% This gives a Re­ publican majority on joint ballot o^ i». Topeka. Kan., Nov. 4.—J. a Martin. Rep., fa re-elected over Moonlight, Dem., by 30.0U) majority. Rix R/publicnn congresw ITHLOPMOMJ CO.. Hi WILL ST.. MW W» will diow a gain of 30 Democrats giving a joint Ullut nf l.'Ci Republicans and 33 Dem­ ocrats. .________ New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and yours respectfully, Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF sylvania ilolrgation , tn th-: Fiftieth cougrew will consist of nineteen Republicans and nine Democrats. a Democratic gain of one. x. Have opened the above store O W Mu Streri, Iuka & lickols Kcti, Judge Williamson and Maj. Tutbill for su- E. MiDuoald and A Hammond, A McLano Hamilton, ClXCiirXATi, Ohio, Nev. 6.—There is Battle Creek, Mich. the fiociallat ticket. by ail the way from 15,000 to 20,000, and 15 The store is filled with Bargains in each department. In fact the Stock ia all Bargains. the Third district Maaon received 18,401 rotes, a majority over Goodhue, Socialist, of nearly 7,010. In the Fourth dulrk-t Adams waare-ftccted by a plurality of 3.5W over Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, ■tttrtoa, tacfadlng At Prices we will nnt quote in the paper, but we will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish yon. We invite you to give us a call and we will endeavor to sell you goods nght; ana if you do not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. xtoortbo-na, Harefonto, SODA Fpr Baking Pur ^eat ii? the Vl Th ab a D i This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and sect hem. ITHLOPHOROSiSB.’a in “One Price Clothiers.” and make the legislature Blates senate to sun-red 8 -nator Sewell, Rep. tb th Hood’s MareapariUa is prepared with the education and long Experience. Heat* It to a ornor, 140,872, and Whiting 183,0U3, showing a net Republican gain of 6.07U. Eight ailditiotial counties rejxsrtiiig by majuriths ! ease of tbe blood, dyspepsia, blllouanesa. sick only incrwuH- Jackson’s majority over belb headache, or kidney and liver complaints. to 1C.W0. __________ .■ Is complete in every particular. Unknown to Others men are: company. trs And see if what we say is not true. roagremuiau. Iten; •» MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. N Fernet Tie Mt w M...... Store, BimiranLiicE �DANOWWVS DBUGB. K.wtofv" rlb1. Habit*. /!; /IK PAVLA’S WAY. ..................... ------ , ... .... [-vj'-’-'AI itu JIJU8 to ’<** hb preseoeB of mind. He quickly recog­ nised Paula had simply become hfa client •Gtdn by reason of this eccentricity. "Aladcmmselfa— LI ■»—. un v*. k. * rwitlman who ha* spent the *um„,^*hrond.said to our reporter, that th.1t impressed him most of ?n was th- number of holidays one enSuSr*»broMand the little anxiety fhe reovi** dbplajitn the conduct of Lxlute. bl . * -Thai th-v work for ymr. without lin- -•ff; in Europe th*t would be conti.lrrt’l a'rrime.” Ur II II- Warner, who was present ume. said. “Tbi* is U»e first sutn; tefa ' if" that 1 have nol spent on g?,i.r IhwrlbotMtay., j «Th« n. 1 l*npp«*’’ vo'’ h*>* lleen “d* veitiftmi v.\len*ivvly Y” , . Aot :it *11- W e h«*w always hereto­ fore il'1- 'I OI,T laboratory during J uly, Aiust nnd September, but thi* aumIV'imve kept it running day and nteht t- supply the demand, which has cln •brr.- times greater titan ever beiore in v«f hbtory xt lhlfl HIow <l<> vou nccount for thi*’?” ■ incrivo* come from the unlvente! rt ntftiit|oa of the excellence of onr pnqwratioM. We have been near­ ly t»-u rear* before the public and the Ate ,r tiHialantly increasing while our te " -imp** iidvertising-i* constant(fanlnidiing- Why. high scientific and medkal uothorities. now publicly conctd«'“tt*At our Warner'* safe cure ia the jniv t- ii'ntifie specific for kidney and fiver th- '--s nurl for all the many dfee*sw-C‘iu,*«i by them.” van rvidenceotthi*?" ■ Al-nii-i.mee! Duly a few week* ago 1 -vtephens. of Lelianon. Ohio, a fneefahs! for a ‘;<ire of narcotic, etc, tiatits. .: me that a number of-eminrtit u-ti'b- medical men have been ejrpffjmentimr for year*, testing and 4B.;l-.r;tig all known remedies for the kidri-*- -’fl liver, for, as you may be aware, tip* excessive use of all narcotic* and dratroys those organa, and until they can be restored to health the I 'll- '“lunot l>c broken up? Among Seinv.-Hiigatora-were such men as J. . ••:!!. M. E. president of tbo «t«te tawn!. i -.’.rh of Iowa. anfl/Alexander N - ii M. D, professor of surgery in th- '-Jpgr of physician* and surgeons xnd prr.-.d-tit of the academy of medi-. . -in<-;!t I'olnmbua, who. after exhaustireinquiry, reporteal that there was, no remedv known to school* dr to adeatilic inquiry equal to Warner'* safe •iire’" ' ' “Are many persons addicted to the ijseiJ deadly drugs ■There are t-nty millions of people in the world who lisc opium alone, and there are many hundred of thousands in this country who are victims of morphin'', "prom, quinine and cocaine. They think they have no such habits about them- A* many people are unconacions virtfQH\<rf these ‘habits. They bar- p-tins and symptoms of what they call malaria urn! other diaoasea, when in rrahtv it Isthe demand in the sys­ tem for these lertihie drugs, a demand . that is cause! largely by physicians’ prea-riptfons which contain so many dang--Ums rings, and strong spirit*, and one that must be answered or si­ . Irti<vd in the kidneys and liver by what Dr. Stephens sav* is the only kinder and liver specific. He also says that moderate opium and other drag esters. If th> y sustain the kidney and liver vig­ or with that great remedy, can keep bp these haufts' fa iiiiXieratioD." “Well does not this discovery give you a new revelation ot the power of rifacur-’” “Nr, sir; for years 1 have tried to eon.vince the public that nearly all the disof the lurman system originate iu Mjnir disorder of the kidneys or liver, and hence I hav>- logically declared that if our spectflc were used, over nin’-ty p-r cent •<these ailmrats-would -Ji-.tpp-ar. The liver and kidneys iw-en, !<iabsorb these poisons from -the bta-t and tenmc depraved and dis­ eased” • “When these eminent authorities thus publicly admit that there i* no iv.wdy like our* to enable the kidney* and ’ -r to throw off the frightful ef­ fects oi all deadly drugs and excessive use ct -tirnulants it is an adrpission of Its j.;. -r as great a* any one could de­ sire. for if through it* influence alone the opium, morphine, quinine, cocaine tad .liquor habit* can !»<• overcome, what higher testimonial of its specific pou-r could lie (Liked for’?’’ j “You really believe then, [Mr. War­ ner. that the majority of disease* come from kidnev i\nd liver compliints?” ‘ I do! Win n you see a person moptng and groveling about, half dead and half dive, year after year; jou may surely put him down a* haying some kidney and liver trouble." ! "The other day I was talking with Dr. Fr.wler. the eminent oculist of thi* city, who said that half the patient* who cam* to him for eye [treatment were effected bv‘ advanced kidney ilis«ue- Now many people wntoder why tn middle life their eyesight becomes w poor. A thorough course of treat­ ment with Warne?* safe cure fa what thev treed more than a pair of glass**. The kidney poison in the blood always Attack* the -weakest part of the body: with some it effete the eye; with oth’-he head; with other* the stomach pt the lungs, or rheumatic disorder fol­ low* and neuralgia tear* them to piece*, or they lose the power of taste, smell or wcunie impotent in other functions of toe body. What man would not give nw ail to have the vigor of youth at command’?” ’’p1* intelligent physician know* jnat these complaint* are but symp­ toms; they are not the disorder, and thev are symptoms not of disease of the mun. the eye or the stomach, or of virimy. neceeMrily, but of the kidney poi­ son in the blood and thev may prevail and im pain occur in the kidney*.” It fa not strange that the enthusiasm which Mr. Warner dlsplav* in his appreciatinn of hfa own remedy, which I rcMored him to health when the doc­ ' tor* said he could not live six months, a.iould become infectious and that the entire w rid should pay tribute to it* p-nvi r. For as Air. Warner say*, the •-lira are constantly increasing, while newspaper advertising fa constant­ diminishing. Thfa speaks volumes ■' praise of the extraordinary mwtta I 'f hl < preparations. Rocheater, N. Y-, 1 --st Express._________________ , -• uuiutn luunym, mritu vi, wna kultd by a tmin at Gartield Tiirsdav. Cwa’X. ftVecV. thousands Buffering from Asthma, ConBumpdon, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Adrera Eaglfah BrnniM It ta the beat hw~ o< -1 ..rlb-nwul pr*JU« «-l dlrtdn, wbhln hr, tb. a smwd,In-r _____ ____ . > . Ol an<l Phyri,-al rendition by atav.un. Iter mother—a woman ot the world of the rndiablre sort—hud died at 32, completely worn b>, halh*’ rare, summer sojourns nt water- The rexi of her grandmother had l-wn even more tragical. While out at night with a hunting jMirty given in her honor, is * forest especially illuminated for thw zvvaalnn .K. __ . J — - — —— nwcuurve. ihry buried her four day* later. And it wu. the Kra“-6raMtaMXher .»( PaoU Mbc lipi brought befareflw pariement do Bordeaux on the charge of having aitetnpted to potaan her pu2h W“ P’”'n‘nt “**•,,y lhB “Strong in my tanocoK-e, I demand that mourieur bo opened forthwith!” Her Rjvatrgreat-grandntothcr on tbe mater­ nal ride-tan no! Am Jwm dr, lifauxmxl ,» could trace the whole history of thfa family bock to tbo Cruradra. and, MvertltclM, find And msomuch m ouly leukm down and half crazy gwaUremn over marry such mothers, it was not to be wonderrei at that tbo la.it of tiu- Sambratrur should have div UbCbUta.1 brr-lr |,y b*..!.™,, actioas from tbo time of her earliest v.sith. Ttie very day that souud-M the‘trumpet fir urwhofber 17th year, Paula tadulgM ta — ------ .— ncr. Tnrw-cjuarterM of tkn hour later prvtty Pnuln, ew-ortwi by a mm, was driven in a liark fork to tin Kancc nwiiltmcR. Wealthy, sdrataced in yeftn'and a bache­ lor, M. de Kersoc, Paula's guardian, had reached that |ieriod ta life in which prudent --------- ..... —.... .. , ia pleasures; and ho unitenrtocxl that with such a young ntav upon fata bands he would bo cvmpcltad to live Ufa, a hermit. And the mere thought of it made him terribly angry. Pretty Paula smiled, which cxa»|wrated ber guan linn still more. . “Luckily," be saiil, -there still remains Um Convent of the Birds." tacky that the Convent of the Bink Txuta; guardian, without attempting to concval hfa "Mr! I don't know anything about it." "But if I should find a good husband for uu. would yon take hiiuF “No I" "WhyF "Became I certainly intend to find a bue- “But, maiienioireile, you forget one thing.’ -WliatP ■My uncle, you forget another thing------" ■In. l-ixl r “IF replird Paula,with unspeakable baughtincM; Mo you ukn me for a tebemerr “Dux, wht-the you wbh it or not, tbe----- " Mr. Grappin dM not fluid: hi* aantence. MUe. do Pasnlaxwur had already turned Iw-r Ixu k upon lum 0I1d fan tbo cQre, without nolirin; the emotion iwr exit created among toe young gentlemen elerkx. W. D. Suit, drugging Hlppu*. Ind., .. . ... ..... W lire JVITSCC reudraw, fa whi.-h rite Mtili rrrid<d, tor went im­ testifire: "I can recommend Electric mediately to bcr room, and, without oven tak­ bittun, usxhe very la«t remedy. Every ing bcr hat off. threw hcraelf into a chair fa boUleaold has given rellef’in every case. .r,hu,rrlCT1 ‘ullieJy ta get ncr blew in order. One man took six iiottb-s, ami was cur­ -Sc he faye&ugl And Ire ta rwdly very nice! ed of rheurnntlttm of 10 yeara standing.” And with wlmt cool and ndUo rvaoluUan be Abraham Hare, druggists, Bellville, tore up Hint will” »be murmured to IreraeU. Ohio, affirms: “The last si lling medi­ F«l that I wm to ray never!" cine I have ever bandied in mv 20 *ear» Then she remained rilcnt, and abandoned experience, is Electric hitler*.* Thous­ b.-.-eif to Irer own tatter rcflcctiona Sire bad ands of others have added their testimo­ not yet moved al 7 o’dock ia tbe evening. ny, so that the verdict is unanimous -Mad.-«OotaeUe. the dinner fa ready." ex- that Electric bitter* do euro all diseases vlauncd llfas Olivia Swetaon, toe thinned of ol the liver, kidneys and blood. Only a Englito women. half dollar a bottle ut W. 11. Goodyear’s “lam not hungry.” drug store. “That makes no dlfftrenre, MadenraiwUe.” Bnula ro-e up, atanipod her foot <® tbe floor, The Bent halve in the world for Cuts, and roughly ordered the island maiden to dire BruLsce, Sore*. Ulcer*. Salt Rhiutn, al-nw and to devour everything. Mi«i SwctFever Sore*. Tetter, Chapped Hand* koa obeyed. She rest down to the table and Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions, <!U not Imve ao tnu h as one crunjb.ami positively- curt* Piles, or no pay“Ah! ta>w I should like the chance to buy hit i-ordon." murmured Paula, wfawe One required. It is guaranteed to give per­ fect satisfaction, or money refunded. ryra were already motet with Use pain of her Price 25 cent* per box. For mile by W. find love bruise. . At night Mias Olivia RwetMai -Iretncd it her II. Goodyear <!t Co.duty to ronre and inquire “whefaer madoMarcellas buyers have purchased mofeelle was feeling llbr Paula sent her to the 15,000 barrels of apple* a)|eady this dwil in Engltab, which is faflnltely worn aeuson. than the same thing in French. The St. Louis Good Templar lodge Witts ber'diMsnlerly imagination, torturing has surrendered it* charter and quit. iwmas-mrai, flrrro will and oxcradvelr re fine.! fading*, tbo young girl must 'have Dr. Jackson’s Eye Salve is a prompt pa*B«! that wmnx r night in a way more easy and positive cure for all diseases of the to fancy than to descrilte. Through bcr open eyes in infinmation, granulation, and window th-- intoxicating perfumes atnl the weakness of vision. It cost* but 25 wnrra mnwt <>f tbe sir <-*mc across the cents, and is highlv recommended for wonderful ganlcu to bring to her wn-atk-ns piles. For sale by W._ H. Goodyear. previously unknown. AH tire quiverings of WE REFUND THE MONEY to nature, all the Joy* of air agitated her and revealed to bcr new mysteries. Wlmt » mar- any one who han taken throe-fourth pf vcl.HWM.il that wild young h-art and mind a lottle of Kern p’s Siiraanarilla without relief. It purifies lhe Idootl and gives afforded for lb«- growth of a sudden pawlota By daybreak toe fount! bcniclf fa tbe grasp new leaseof life. Price #1.(0 per bote of on irrrrestible fave. Sb« was madly He. W. IE Goodyear, druggist. i-naniorcd of Guy. . FOR^25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver NoturaHy pnwte toenthuMosm and impelled Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, by the tlebrimu visions of the night to thought- for the Complexion. W. H. Goohykab. 1 -a actions, Paula nt onre resolved to go on KEMPS PILE SUPPOSITORIES hrrCnw* Is-fan- the man toe taul irt ultol tbo evening before and ask bis pardon fa terms cure where all other treatments fail. thai-would plainly toow fatal with what joy Price 50e per box. W. II. Goodyear, druggist. she would now accept ibe yoke imagined for her by tbe late M. ds Kersee. Evart shook factory makre 250 hogsAt 2o'clock tn tbe afternoon she actually newia heiMls per week for me the cuDan Cuban moiaaaa molasses woe* tor wen. out to put her project into execution, i trvle But luckily tta* walk, tbe bright twilight, tbo ~v . ..-.. w .Me. tnuMlr .ru<_l lw Io . r.dooJ u7 -Wrrtandioz of tb. dluotkx, BU1I. did .«« .:uv«l»r d- up brr proj^i. Kb-wtunoib. uouryunjul^d project. She went to the notary and begged io «. (lap, ri.lr,, Um rui ,JZ?io him to era Gay, giving fatal full power to art. About 7 o'clock the reply wm brought to Mr. Grappin. The girl alma-t fainted from tbe shock it inflicted upon her emotional na­ ture. Guy poaitivrly refused to take back her guardian's fortune. "Scverl-he hod said, repeating the word of Paula. Any one except Mlle, de Sanibrt-erur might have l«ecn completely disbeartenml by such a such things.* winning. And full of her exorbitant dreams, ■he undertook to write to him. What a letter it waa Guy had liecocnc u god fa tier eyes. She threw a veritable idol­ atry into bcr words, and humiliated beraclf ■“Pray, who i» thia Guy fairly l<«t ha* tamper. doubt, tliat 1 was going to botlier myself with your silly llttlo penwnahty, and that 1 was going to give up all toy habits of thirty years* standing just tjxchupcrou you here anil there. Non , bcm fa^bat I intend to do with you: «n ugly govsmw*, an Englfah goveniea* Fifteen day* from now you will make toe acquaintantv of Guy <!<' Bcrvieiro. You tooll tuarry him within another month or else 1 will dWnht-rrt you." “AtaunlI' exclaimed Paula with MUpnone unpertinence. Fifteen itay» later M. do Kcn«c Informed hi* niocr that M. de Hcrrtertu dndnri tbo honor of being tatroduccd to her. Paul* ■ent back word that Guy mfaht carry fata homage elwwlteTV. mid ttart she did not wfah to m him. Tbe furious guardian nubed off to hfa uixary and l>ad a will drawn up by which Mita, de Sambrocwur wm completely dMnhrritad. Then, m if to pul tbe climax to hfa MBTerity. be died a few day* after by rauun of a jjarticulnrly imprudent rupper. When tta- inflexible uncle wm under ground Mita do Hambns-umr and M. Guy ta-rviorre raiding of tbo will. It contained only about dx Horn, but tbaeo were deplorably coocleo: •Thin day, tbo 14th day of June, 1881,1, Jean-Yvre-H« U>r de Krreac, being of eouuu mind and body, do by thfa, my last will and Having read this document Mr. Grappin >oked al tbo two parUns over bis uoso fareea Guy was paiu as death. I*retty aula sniilrd inqx-rturliably. -The fortune of M. da Korsec," oondnued Mill mockingly- o-, — ---------- ~ “My ,««ng» ' whom idn- now aai did not even upi-xu j - - —. — tbo Of a highly awowpltabcd Ho even bud about him that mdacrilmble .oiuiUltag whkb under any other circuinstaixew w”uW h*ve attracted is, n la unronMiotwly •11411 decisively. lie,” be mid, ridng wbh p.rfro* mat -M. deKenec bad iodew! hoped_lhat n>.u>. -iui -LT tw-rru-raritilV. Human paorion nover adopted u mure touebim gttfae without actually renouncing all self pride. Guy, on reading these pages, which re­ vealed the cxMtamcnt of a roul in deqnir, I'ecame afraid. “This must beacrexy perh®," h-> thought, “or at least a hysterical schoolgirl" firmly, that he did not think liimaelf worthy of the honor which Paula wfahed to do him. This time Mita &unbreca*ur, excited by her emotion almost to the point of delirium, thought that her dcsjxur would really kill dcretand, tlw more Guy showed himself dig­ nified the mum lie grew wonderful in her eyes. Iler love for him became something the entire unfverae. Guy alone existed, and without him the nun would go out and the earth become a glacier. Sometimes cruel shocks came to her—death she thought at as a joyous companion. to Mia Olivia. And indeed the condition of mental ex­ citement in which the young girl lived could not laat long. With n nature so prodigiously strain. wrote, “I hav» lived a whole lifetime of tor­ ments and of delights. The future without ... ------ .—j oa|y Uimted seopleasures. Now I die gallon* and rode a: a galk>p through tbe Beta de Boul­ ogne. Reaching; the St. Janies pond, toe evoked too memory ot her grandmother, and urged tier horse impetuoualy into the deep ^Onlv a month before she would have killrel herself to escape marrying Guy. 0, wont 04 ~ ------»U1 tbo l¥nUu 8«U. Report of Committee. U Gnuipp. La Granpa Co., lid.. May Sth. 1880. Report of joint com mitt ro by thr agtk-uliurul societies of St Joseph county, Midiigun. himI La Grunge county, Indian*, to lest the relative merit* ofllic Viotor Clover Hnller. of Ilaverstow n. Muyfamd, and of the Birdsell Monitor, Junior Clover Huller, of South Bend, Indian*. . .WiiEUEAS, At the Kt. Joseph county, Michigan. Fair, held as Centreville, on the 21st day of May. 1880. an agreement was entered into by the reprrotrntativro of the different machines to have a trial of their merit* at thcJ.n Grange County Fair, on Thtireday. May 27.1880, a joirit committee was formed, consisting of five from each of the two eouutlw, and held such trial this day. The committee, in pursuance of the agreement, secured two two-boroe loads of clover, which had been stacked two winters, and brought them on the grounds, and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thresh the straw which had been run through the other machine, according to agroemeot. At the conclusion of the trial the committee, after due deliberation, unani­ mously decided in favor of the Victor for rapidity and -excellency of work in aU reepecta. The Birdsell, from 1,339 pounds of straw, threshed 37 pounds of seed, mixed with a large quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds ot straw, tjireshed 48}£ pounds of ami. mixed with a less quantity of chaff. The time occupied in threshing by the Victor was eight minute* Iras than that occupied by the Bird­ sell. 1 rom tbe straw of the Victor the Birdsell retb rented two pound * of seed; from the straw of the Birdiw-ll the Victor rethieabed eight pounds of seed. T%e time occupied by the Victor in this re-threshing was seven minutes Iras than that occupied by the Birdsell. . , Sighed by the committee: E. Sixby, Chairman. La Grange, Indiftna; J. H. Gakdnek, Secretary, Jas. Richards, Morden Sal ten, Samuel Frankish, ChWL Frankish, Centerville, Mich.; L. M. Wood worth, Jas. Clugston, Arad Lampton, J. E. Houk, La Grange, Indiana. We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barry County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. ' Respectfully, MESSER BROS. SrhTgam CATARRH l :eV-cl’u-l. toZ JuttX lr>«t»KI I. ■_£ ui * <— rw.UMl will U>. A. Roarer, HASTINGS MICH. Battle Creek b putting on insuffer­ able aim over a new st^-iuu planing mill. Credit is due the German women and physicians for first using Red Clover blossoms as a medicine. Bret results are obtained when combined with other inedicimil roots and herbs, as In Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which is the Ix-st known remedy for all blood diseas­ ea. stomach and liver troubb-n. pimpb-s, ct 8tiven»*s, had breath, piles, ague and malaria disease, indigestion, loss of ap­ petite. low spirits, head ache and alldb«*aae of the kidney*. ITica 60 ccfita, of Fred Utftchkliw. Mrs. W. K. White of Three Oaks fell dead while at breakfast Tureday. Therefore see that the mcmbcn of youi- family are w- Il supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeckson’s root and herb cordial; it will sharpen thr appetite, help digestion, promote* sound sleep, strengthen the systom and so rotnnoye those distress­ ing symptoms which. If neglected, may result In the meet serious consequences. For sale by W. H- Goodyear. 81.00 per bottle. Charles Dutton of Plainwell has re­ ceived a back pension of 82,680. Cobh’* Little Pill* are the greatest regulator (of the bowels) in tbe world. W. H. Goodyear. The best on earth, can truly be said of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is sure, safe anil speedy cure for cut*, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores. We positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cent*. Sold by F. Hotchkiss. Prof. W. R. Jone* ha* organired a knight* tamnlar land at Ypsilanti. It has been fully equipped with new in­ struments and will undoubtedly soon become quite popular. Itch, of every kind cured in 30 min­ ute* by Waotfortl» Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Frederick Hotchkiss, druggists, IlMtlnga, Mich. freight train Haluntay. THAT HACKING COUGH can l« «o jiulridv eurwl by Cure. We guarantee It. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. WILL YOU KUFFEK wttn !>y*pepal* and Liver Compiatut? Shiloh’.-* Vtullrer l« giuinm teed tn rare you. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. HLEKFLKHH NIGHTS, made mteerable by that terrible com*. jUillah1. Cure la tbe rrnxdy for you. Moldby W. H. Goodyear- iuitn a tew jours ag<». Tw* m.-feraitoo has been nwt gratirjlng and sur pristug- ‘“yy; SMIS SX5521 Traxucrij* The Best Machine of its Band Made. GF* Read tbe report of,the trial aa given beiow, rod are if it is not what w« claim for 11. a Cun- your cough or cold with -HHI’b I’errltws Cough Svrup. No cure, no pay. W. II. Goodyynr. WCCKUj; _ When tadp came it wm too late. She was found <ktoi, like Opbolia, under a .carjK-t ot water- ltlire<—Tnuulatod from Figaro for The New Orleans Tin.cw-DvmocruL. have kubmtad GGOWO.OWf to carry art .■ ■ t _ fnr n ne Victor Clover Haller, The public schools In Bad Axe are closed on account of virulent diphther- re- tUTTMXt W yvwwti the desk at «hka thu notary wm. sitting, Mdxrd the Will and tore It taw n thousand ----- r==. K. u- LAritiuii-, itruggiMl. The Detroit Light Infantry will hold a fair on the evening of Nov. 29. writing. But Hervicrea remained to flexible. Tbe old notary quit® interested litamlf in tbe affair, and proud of being able to play a role ta it, did all be could for her with Guy. -She will kill beroelfbe (aid one day. Tbe young man anewerad only by a smile at taowdubty. — “|”HE CELEBRATED ~ »P?-. A«k.rt Blood EIlilrhMbw. prwertbed forymrO., ollUaIPumytamotBcnl »1W BnMKkorUta Umlitald.. ForBboumutem.Udpo^uU. good and for the evil which you have done My pride fa enough forma" A. U, Mfc d- Sambn.-u.ur .... ... z___ I.— nrv-W, frtima. Xu^rl. .......... .. Great rxHtement has lievn caused in th» vn inky of Paris, l exa*. bv a re­ marks! le recovery uf Mr. J, E. Coilev, who was so hrlpir** hr could not turn in bed, or,raise id* head; everybody sal I h- was dying of commmption. A trial l-drlr ref Dr. King’s New Discovery was sent him. Find'ng relief, i e l»ught * latg-b-iiiii, :ui<i n iH)x of Dr. King’s New Life piilr; by the Utue he had tak­ en two botilm of the discovery hr was well and had gnlnwl in flesh thirtv-Hix pounds. Trial l»ttks of this great distovery for cousUuijAion free at W. II. Goodyear A Co. Good Goods at Bottom Prices! A. BLACK. A.CAMPBELL Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich, Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, 14993862 ‘ ‘ Slate Marble or Granite. AU work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to aelect from al ways on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in onr work; furnish esti­ mates and.do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. ,As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of ua We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favorft, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. �I * TELLS OF THE HARD TIMES AMONG But. • it ter by kiu-t chain* or Ix-cattH? of soma tin. rocket, had evidently been lately painted. Then by • little judicious questioning I a»- It for months past, and that the [minting had not Iren done a week Ijeforo. So, within a ever ir purttoulnriv Interesting murder, rob- that I ’■iwwid be t be our detailed towrite it up taken the uoarcst route to tbe Brooklyn ferry hcrrelt. my wife preferred to return by tbe oov ricviurd railroad which lm|*pent>*l to be the funlw-: thorn tb* tl>entre. though dfetuut growling. t>f thunder warned us of approach- train on that trouble abe bad taken, left the home, passing on the front Mepa a HnmU swarthy man, with busby bUck hair apd beard, who waacoming Upi He eyed me rather sharply, but I paid littfe bred at tbe time., I was thinking of my find, and onca m tbe street, I examined it I rould not at once detarmino whether it had belonged to a man or a woman, but it was evidently not such an ornament an would on rapktly. the lightning rt»*ta* shar|ier and more frequent, but I |iaid little hixsl to them, until at last, as the train slowed down, while rounding a curve, o<h- vivid, blinding tlasii tilled the car, paling tbe lamp light, and I dirtlnrtly h-ard -a shrill cry. drowned, however, quickly by a gold horwsboc of moderate sire, but very heavy, ret Aitb a Landaomt diamond, a sap­ phire and a ruby—atoowy and costly thing, such iu I had never ieen before. The shank wn« badly tent, aa if it bad been violently wnmclnxi from the cuff. How had it found its way iato that shoot sacked)}, her eye. hiaring. •‘No, no; 1 dtai't mean tbe UgliUiiug, John. A wvman 1* luring murdered. 1 saw Iht by tbo flad. She'*- hanging from a window dree to thr track nnd a num U pudiing her off. Didn't you li*-»r her shriek T “(Jh, imoretuer 1 said. “You i-ouldn’t have wen nil that. Some one wm frightened case wi growing iutorcsting, fat I began to come quietly now. You are wanted in Ovuhmd. Just take that package out of your pillow and come along, or shall I—” and with that be ripped open one of the jiilcn\! with brown ]>apcr. Tbe ladsonor’s fare worked, but bn didut utter n word. Then Rice moved dose to him nnd held ls>fare his eyes the photograph which I had wm nothing for it than but to hely upon my owu wiu for the present, callingin tbe aid of the jiolicv, |>urh*|M, us a last rreort My wifti is arenatomrd to sudden flights L-uuuot well iH-glrct the I '•kroner's jury had sat upon the body of the good item, nnd when I . d'jad Mta Smith and had brought in a verI diet of accidental death, and she had been buried by the county. I had managed to ob­ tain a dght of all the lodgvrs in the lu-uae and (urpitw. tlml km* time before u young wo- •Still, a iMM.r sma)l**l ciutnn habit*, and a-* yet nnd found no good reason to suspect any one of them of knowing ought sejou- and •» terribly injured by falling from tbe window of w lodging house a few blocks Her landlady landlady tuul bad spoken of uer ber j Her s]tuiran or .. . , . iw. -at.-h tarwK a.Hi fk-eivwl no rellm-And 1 done without rxritlng In-suspi- ion-. Heronbenrif anu rerened no caltoro, and. as ter |lnf4 Wratdf ctor|y to hfa room, room .l«.r hod l~n found take-1 indd., 11 . . . . . j, „ _ i little restaurant near by, until tin? afternoon I und wm him crow the street. I should not to Uh* Tbe fa*-ts are simply three: A man named George Brand entered the office of Rice’s employer* about a moutti be­ thb: A weUthy aunt living in Cleveland, from whom Brant had great ejcpectations, died suddenly, without leaving him a peony; diM, indeed, leaving no tangible property whatever.. All be could learn was tliat she had teen actively engaged for mouths prevl- Tbcrv wm evidently wmiethiiig in my wife’s >-toiy, after all, and 1 determined to look into it 1 getter whiin saying nothing to the police . , .*. , . m-n- . k-Bo- 1 folione.I him, kept him in night until be turned into tbe Havana steamship office, nnd pf Hobinwui. nothing contemplated a trip Jo Cuba, still I didn't like It. Q 1 railed again nt lb*- detective office, and this time, fortunately, found my friend. I wished to waste no time, aud plunged at once into my story. He wa« a very cool hand, thb Frank Rice, or even surprise. Nor did he say much now. But st sight of tbo gold horseshoe, which I banded tn him as I finiabed my tato^ bo flushed slowly to the roots of his hair, and Iih eyes opened widg “Thi* man. wh«n your wife thought sb« undertake It Rice eagerh- M*i«»*d the opportunity nxxl reting out tte troth. A Dr. Raymond hail lieeu rhe oh! lady's physician, and, with ter maid. Ella Jone*, a young girl of preIxMsesnlng appearance, virtually the only perrons with whom she hail recently coms in contwL Raymond bore the reputation of a gainbler and a rake. People tai! talked of tte intimacy that wmrd to exist between bun and the inaid ThW was enough for Rice. Ho tuul tbo body of Mr*. Brand dKiutcrrvd, and an auto;*)' stewed that »hc h.vl dl«d, not from heart disesM*. A- Raymowl luul certified, bat from orwmleal ;>oi*oning Th«* n*l b plain. Tte girl ami tte arch tw-wl fled to New York, intending to »ail to ■an*- foreign country and enjoy tbeir hj«41h matn. furkmg blindly, then *topd rtfll • terror. I strove-to urge hfcp means of paying tbe rent. Hi* wonderful obsthiai-y cosnjielkd me at tlmt her family turnwl out so lunch wort, I entertain while ma footpad, I dragged him onward by the bridle. Upon this be made one hasty plunge forward, When mun daring mrai swing tbemarive. over the abya. —miner*, trexl to danger—and in a momnn*. forward, carried gently like a whom 1 had seen lying dead in tbe------fireelnct station himw* two nights before. niy ueur jotin. Him my irsena kiowiv, “i few minutes. Rico laid ids Land upon my aboukfer, and we left by tte backdoor. “Now is a granddaughter of Ixwtl Byroti and ci*nnreted with half a do/»*u ndble faiuiUM in England 8te only work* for partimr. but I bo|«* I shall never have to Lake my fun aa hard ns she flora. Ste came in onv ‘lay, anti But oven at that instant my flight wna sword, which I lta<l forgottcu tlxol I bekl Ry a miracle It hod thra-i itself as I fell bet main lor of my blood.’1 •What do you <x> ‘Beading ou le-iting or wire, embroidery knitting, lace work of all kinds, gciitlomcn'*- «*cnj».l my lip* tto> merry came. vet, leather and satin; cuffr. roUars, |iin<*u*hkaxa, pocket haiwlkerrluefs, hat*. lnnb«. wm held up, my feet dangling over the abyss, my hands clinging to tbe hilt at my good jswition was Ivwrible. To rotnatn thus, to bold on, wm torture unutterable, but to yield. did thb reward aran for my sufferings. it from daylight until midnight and never rarry «*** through powdbillty of her tonguo, bo Dually derided to divorce himself from ter society And be savagely did it on tt>at murky night, pitileaaly hurling her from tbe window vealed In that flash of lightning. He was woman, *o tlmi really, dividing tlx> turnings “How much d<» you get Tor making of that kind r Forty and fifty rests." “How much do they si'll for retail f ‘How much is tbo trimming worth f Detective HtQI 1:m very blue eyes, a small, delicate now, a hand soft aa velvet and a 1 watted, 1 suffered. I to me of fin*. Tbe winds fell. Irtlt tbo cold touelnx! it At interval* I had calk'd aloud through all tbe night, but now. with srarcelv any intsrmtatai, I raned my v«'oe fix crira for teip I did thi* till wrariurw »top;>cd nio. nnd 1 we gvl SO rent* fur tbr making, or two wings, for which *u are paid S* cent* for each wing. coaridrted a good hand.* motto. “It taket a thirf to catch a thief," is fata in principfe and pernicious In doctrine. Taking down a photo a]- “An immensity." -How many irreons do you mjpi»mc are en­ gaged lu It lu tbe city!*’ help again, and called till my voire failed me. I «*ard to <Ty, aud night fell down again. front your । that lartn nil tbv year round is the knitting, nnd n woman enn’t make more than ftt.’iO a nnd tampted me to plunge bnl»w; borriblv trlU, cbrelu. hair, troth, complexion, fa-rial expranionM all have ttelr meaning. l>-nrn to reed tliem and you are an interpreter of humanity."—Pioneer l*re*s. A gentleman who bns jurt returned from a hunting excursion to southern Oregon any* tbe buRite-SH of killing doer for their skins i> still carried on there as extensively as ever. Tbe *w*ttlics in that section are bocumlngdhgusted with the fatin'*, but cannot do much to prevent it. Some are afraid of having their cattle -hot if they make complaint, and when* they will tell you wten you’ go in that sound of w ater—a parting rill flowing gsollv in my very earn, trickling drop by drop in sweetest mu*k-, horribly -listtmL Water! To reach water I would willingly die; tmt I nothing at the tottosn of the shaft, fatliom.* deep below my f«*t, but I could only reach that to one tt tigniinrt tb-m. Men have tbeir sociotxe and union*, but «« have ottly patience fathons above tne-wator I should never m* like tbe men and fainted—have fallen—died; but u I lounre! my bead against tte rock I felt n* though a colt!, refreshing ha:»d wen laid upon it sud­ denly. work is confined nlmoM exclusive to tbe Ger. time to time. Women with children driven to toll by sickxstm, death, ami worw—drink; and Jackson rounhsu the camps of three skin hunters are foutuL, and around them an- tbr winter coat of hair has come oat and tbe hide thickened, hundreds of does ore shot l»rforo maiden heart. And your loving wnnb. my Tsit by a ha;i>y hearth, and looking ilown <*. tte lumpy fare* at wifo axi*i child I thank Ou! sands. You are, it only lasts a few mouths nnd many crowd into it on that account, nnd twsides, small as l« the remuneration, it pays It tbe hiiof marks until they stopfal upon tte brink of tte old forgotten shaft, tlx- shaft of tin- worked out mine, well nairwd tte Great Wheal Mere). The sun Iwu! shown me that to climb out young man. with dose, disccnikig sight, and his strength and even bis Ixxlily aliments. through the day aud night, tbe tracking of back to life that New Year's mottling and faintly whispered to you o( tny i«*trt up eor row, yon, in your great pity, thinking of my bio likewbe; yct the nifcklsy rayn shone -omewbat into tbe -haft awl »l>owxi me how I bang. Tbe jit Iwrv was quite perj-mdieular; It do;**! slightly from my feel upwanl, aw! I own, a pfeasaxxt wife, bright cbiklAm. and, above them ail, an untarnished name. This bean! them tell tbe tale of my *<r'. ants' fright felt it. wholesale dealer fh.to. including tta mate­ rial- The bureau wm fairly filled with wiu a tex containing that from Then thy sweet Ujm bnettad a **r»l» Uiat fell ■How much ran you make. watar. yon wanted! And wbo ia be, anywi But Rice merely smiled, and would tell nothing. My swurd l>oaribility of relief of jxjrture; there wa* nothbe bad h*-ard of Rice's activity or coni|>Jetely di'turtMxl On (eg? behind tte doer hung a lial and trinkets oral Would itno. “Help! Lrip! It i* Christmas time. Help, i------ ■ .— -r- _ . .. U jam this drear moor. with her four daughter* and wh» makes a badnew of IL In many rasas the land|ordV He lingered in Gotham Tong noough Hum—aud tin* woman?—wait, look at this,’’ and be took a photograph from hb pocket P>ns. and which. with too position of tbe chair woman iul-.-rruptM while brushing bcr liair. I listened. iMvuiaciie and die com** into tbe parlor.’ It wa» tbe same one by which ,ui ,<>«,«,ta .>■«> lilonIt was a lull UcdnAtm on llic th ini floor, many hours. Now tell me where I ran w-* [ your dark complextawd, busby whiskenai, hiuly fiir.udred in die u-ual way, ^vith a | black haired friend; I may not know Mm, Singh* i lwu Tin faruau stood between tte but I should like to gnw upon him.” -And he calmly pocketed tbo sleeve button. It was drawing near to tlw hour at which Mr. Robluwn dined. I took Hire to tbo little intoth next, room. Tita dour was do-cd. There Iras not tbe faintott aigu of anything i-tth tbe proprietor we were allike ti .-.trusgk'. The witter pitcher upon Che wadis';.. ! wa lUlcd to tbe lirim. Upon tbe window in tbe partition which command**! tubl** t.:*»*d ttn ink botflo and bealde ltla.y, ia , emnii .*•:«! bru-h, which lay apart and adruw I stoppwL drip, drip, drip a^ tte rite-tteu dyingtbx rvturnhi,; Listening with my wtete te^ I recognlsm! tbe sremd. Belb-chir.-h bribrhimre ringing in tte Now Yrer. "0 cBld have mercy on pel hare mercy on me*" ' Bells ringing in tte New Ycar-telb chin, ing in tte Mm of friends, telling of sadum. and uf bope-telb cfahing ln vela fatw^n, ,___ . . . broken awl tte 1x41s chime vtL other MHtm! broke the deathly stillnrm of tte night O. for the saving light In some charitable window! But there was none—only snow and darkncis, <!arkne« and anew all around. I thought It terrible, and yet Id a little toaa of /time from thb I would hate JcwmMT.U earth went from beneath my foot, and I fell— eonversatiouut. The landlady was a re-*;>e-table Irishwoman w|ki readily mwuthI my qutotiom without, bow-'v.-r. tolling nW much more than I already know, rngt wlIHagly offered to show uh.- tbe Jiri's rwu wUilervd by.tbo wbitaucM, be and I had lost the rood. It wm but a rough one at too jioid tte higb<«t price*. You watch as yoo walk along Broadway or Fifth avenue, awl you’ll »>• yeung bulk* i-arrylng small, neatly done up imrrel* in their bawls, which theyhold as delicately as they would a bunch of “What youug gentleman sunpeds a* be site wrote of it gave me not a little glory and gold; and you have yet to hear tbe part that In a drawing room watching tte taper Angers Rice played, a part that brought him great of a young Lady daintily twisting hi and out prestige and $5,000. 1 can tel! it you briefly, about tte delicate material* of same fancy really nothing especially suspicious in tbe neigh- Btill I pushed on rode shook and tre thing. Then the'ladies con* in and take a lot of work away from us", “Tbo ladieeF “Ym. They need pin money, as they cal) it, and they find' that im p-od n way t.*get it m anoUwr. Fine feather, tel) in the workshops or ma is attending to the houre. bouse, and in tbe evening found myself tbe o<Tupmit of tbe little Itedroom which I had pun no further information front tbe pnlkw and die lodging hotiw was tightly cksvd for the night, 1 simply wrote out a few lines de­ to a reporter. “Women are looking for work now who never did anything before but at­ tend to tbeir bouse nnd children. The men wikkred by the big flakes, over flying down­ ward, and onward, and around me, like a cold, patient army, whose onslaught could Drant imsjmtrd evil and wanted a debstive go back to tte spot; but it was now mining i keta, while her underclothing Unqutahed my bokl. I was stronger tlxaxx^l fad rta-med rev—Xf T __ _______ * . U“" ' ux, Lucy, nui ami tne. perfectly 1 aid. I couldn't l*e mistaken.** She iva- considerably agitated. aud would life she might liave been thought, a ratber aitntetier tooktug girl, depute an uncommon and utipl*?ti<int ibiiiii w* of tte lipa, but, ly- ** It drojiped on tbe rocks below, wm tte Bjj,' •u-nind -I —.1* head was held as a billiard ball and bls face smooth. Rice cast a meaning look at me nnd I nodded. I began to untenuuxt \ M cou­ and him 1 decidwl to consult 'I found, how­ ever, that be hid l*en rent out of tow^-a “I trii you I did see iu She had hold of the wiiMlow sill, nnd the man nl*x»d in the the orttiuary American type, Her light brown tail* imi»t liavv Iw-ea hanging loosely quick The man fainted and fell flat upon thr floor. dow. while I liudvd myself with my note OLordF erto still trickfed on, emd ita sllv^ shoulder, iuul sidlwl into the room sixl Rice It was not much of a clew to found a theory upon—atill it was something, and I felt enerairaged. Search as I would, Itovevtr, through the room, 1 could discover nothing etoe to aid me. until I picked np, meehanicnlly, a pair of well worn kid shorn which stood beaide the bureau, nud sb*x>k them out over my hand. To my surprw, from one of them <!ropf>od a gold sleeve button. I dared my hand upon it instantly, and dropped it into a aide pocket without-attracting tin* woman's notice, ami then, throwing tl»e ehoeadowu, ‘•well," I mH, hatid- Iu-. hancc, pure nnd simple. My wifo wanted »•» X<^to the theatre. Itwnsnw arm evening m June, nnd I wm not anxiotn to go; but wtet my wife will, usually takiw place, It THOSE OF HER CLASS. settod him atoo, but toe fought like a madman. tn adrnnre. advance. tn wFt in the pit. A NEEDLEWOMAN A FLASH OF LIGHTNING. fattlio*.- far lintS<ls*s porimt cutlery are haxxl forged, a good worknmu I- ing able to forge from tweuty-flve to thirty large Uadra the exp* : k-ured workman rarely refers ti: either, h». accuracy of <*ye and »kill of tend bind** eoua* from tte han*l t< tte *mlt!i p i feet in form, cxoqit the bevol of tte bock in tended to guide engaging blades, this bev.-l being formed by grtndbig. Th-* st-vl u*<l th three Ano hind** i* WardtosrV . (Kagtehj. n- A tiny stre.im trickling through tte M*n11 --1 . .. »’ peas they fell; and ns I drank my strength retwwed. and hojx* cud too desire for life operator beating two st a time nnd plunging item in cold water. The < I rawing to temper “Is it difficult for Mich vronMHi to find employnu-nt F ground <m Hlx-lH-id and Nova Srotia jitoora, are’only a beginner ttey will tall ymi they don’t went you. No, sir; nobody wants a beginner.*'—New York Herald Intarview. I armxdei- « ho flrat h* rented handfa*rciiW». daylight, nnd I stuck ciorcly to spout, and »oft ehilts like fnallm creeping uphb back, gra*p a muBrin leaf from tte Jdraur. roc nnd refected tbe door. igtlw abyss that Ufa And no the legislature make a note of thia—Portland Oregouian.________ ___________ _ “It’s all right,” ,"ond Buch things tKVur ax the ride vtreefaia little dy a � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-11-18.pdf a04778c7c9e722393ad79df4298bfcd0 PDF Text Text VOL The Hastings Banner. w rar XXXI. NO. 29 DETROIT HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 18, 1886. County News. WHOLE NO. 1642. FOUR CORNRRM. Cleaning house the order of the dav. Bert Stowell has gone to Lowell to canvass for fruit trees. Succesw to him. James Wolf and brother Steve spent Sunday at the Corners. Quarterly meeting at the Holmes M. E. church on Saturday and Sunday last. Mrs. Sarah Dake is spending a few weeks with her parents of this place. On Thursday last as one of our noted hunters was roving about in the woods on John Fuller’s farm, he found the skeleton of Frank Wolfe concealed in the tall briars and brush. He gave the alarm and soon it was taken to the residence of B. F. Wolfe. It Is not ex­ actly known how long the skeleton has been concealed, but it is thought not very long, as it is in good order at present Mias Matie Hindmarch has taken her Amber tooth pick holder—Master Clement Siason. * The yell that went up from republi­ Glass mustard dish—Hattie Bare. can throats at the depot last Tuesday Amlwr bread plate- Edna Fighter. night, when the satisifwl crowd started Silver dollar—Daniel Wolfe. for home, awoke nearly all the popula ­ Linen table spread-Lewis Sisson SSZ^,w“‘'"wiring »nK •,I*TS 011Sub,be "•y» to thei«*Bax ti»e’criHlous tion, who instinctively knew what it and Clara Jarman. “•»*»« gatwirrehw to the extra tremble meant. Red table spread-John Fighter and mkI eypetit-<>I rotuit to our Mibrerthwa’ mail There have been a couple of lively wife and Minda Conley. ('uaioRien Honey dish—ScottZowe. family rows in town the past week, both to give our House resulting in separation. Fruit basket—Alice Lowe. • Xot°wK’ W’ 8‘ *,nrr ■riuindn) a. ni.. Set individual salt dishes-Emory Mrs. Lenlie Reynolds and children । xiPVltii " ' S’ Hec”' Monf- ’riiiirwlay p. ni.. • . left Saturday to occupy tbelr new Lowe. Lome at Grand Rapids. Cake latsket—Clara Lowe. * *h°P- H*mnlay. *. F. B. Cable, Len Feighner and their Pair linen towels—W. S. Brown and to H ■■■’ ■ the fact that “live-eights’’ spent Sunday at Battle wife. ■ Creek. Work box—T. L. Foster. H> hob/ II. M. Lee has put a mammoth new White silk handkerchief -H. Foster. DANFIKLD. . safe into his store. Set glass ware— L’mi Bare and wife.. MAVVVI our/rade. On Nov. 1st, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. G. S. Davis and Charley Holbrook, ' u.?ybo f?11 «rnn,b*’' if *e do have a from the county hub. were in town Billingsley, of this township were i little cold weather now ? We need a I I 11 I n ■’D^mrvr proof of the Wednesday of last week. taken by surprise by many of their J change. 1 lb. good fine cut tobacco, light . F. Catron. Kleinhan’s clerk, was so friends assembling at their residence, I Our old friend ami neighbor Ang. JlUvBl uniformity ^and al­ WOODLAND. disheartened at the result of the elec­ and reminding them it was their tenth 35 ' is about to buy Calvin Jackson's 1 *■ choice “ “ • “ ways reliable qualbam. Weaver and Miss Sophia Hale tion, that he has resigned his position wedding anniversary. An upholstered I farm and move lutek to Ban field. rocking chair and a set of gid . ity of our goods? oo | Dr. Chandler and wife were called were united in the bonds of holy matri­ and gone home. Mrs. J. Osmun is visiting friends at band aishes were presented Mr. and | to Battle Creek a few days ago to at- mony on Thursday evening last.. gw gain Diaiuomb. Watchgood Mrs. B., in well timed remaras by Mrs. While George and Monroe Rowlan­ Saginiw. dark 35 tend the sick child of their son. who is Chas. Scheldt has erected a new barn Will Edwards, to which the recipients der were absent from home some one i up in the north woods hunting. beat responded in a feeling manner. The ■•o | John McKenzie has had sad intelli- entered their cellar and carried off six and an ice house. R. Mayo was married Sunday to a afternoon was pleasantly spent in social I gence of his brother Simon being cans of fruit light. converse and discussing the excellent Mrs. Wm. Sears is married to a well young lady frojn Bellevue. I drowned In Manitoba region. Fancy Good* we supper prepared. A. L. Rasey and wife spent Sunday to do farmer of Maple Grove. 30' Henry Wick wire has so ordered it “ Rocket plug tobacco “ . show-a magnificent On the evening of the same day the On Monday evening several of the I. witli Charlotte friends. ! that Banfield is to have four months A new manufacturing establishment company again assembled, this time at - Dynamite plug tobacco. 4Jght । winter, commencing last week of F- toys visited Woodland lodge stock at correct ~ ! Mile* Fiaher's wife has gone to Ohio Iaod. 5UPPer was 9CTVed at Mrs-I,r- »«*'• has been started in the old Holler mill the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bates, x prices. and dark 3J ; to atfiwid the wedding of her twin sis- !son ”• on account hotel refusing on the north side of the river, by Ed. to assist this couple in celebrating Roscoe. Fred Appleman and the Tay­ their wedding anniversary, 1 tcr. .to accommodate them. “ Bull Dog plug tobacco, light *■' Robert Brunnev’s daughter Addie b lecture at the M. E. lor Bros. They will build refrigerktors AMYRfA. . ' 45 »t honw ,u;u- low' wKh OTn.un.pUon. , <burd> on biuxtoy .."■‘"J w“ H1' and do wood-working of all kinds. •• Blank Road plug The ne.w store room at the creamery Henry Tasker and family, returned r nio*l sensible and nght to the point lec.. ' !! tltru nut will lie- a— big institution when finished, from Dakota last Wednesday.X tun*, tl.ut that h*,a h-is luu.rx l>een made hup., here yet. ---------.— -r--------------—— — “ Nimrod plug a rRKKrnnr. — ork is tieing being considerably de de-­ Joe Marriult’s little boy is sidk. Mifffl Hattie Sackett is visiting her but the work 50 Fn>D> the Ht-ral.t.’ A. Youngs has rented his barn. aister, Mrs. J. Felte. lnye<l by bad weather. Spent Head plug f Martins. 1 Trade Mrs. Brown and Green from Battle ....... is Increasing in ... Freeport. .... | Hr. Landis has got moved into his I Rev. E. H. Disseile. our new Metho­ l X z — .....I LK m. R. 1» ---, < Booth smoking Mr. and Mrs. Hatt* are nicely doin’ house, anti is now ready at uU.times of I <Ust minister, was taken ill a week ago Creek, visited at J. A. Serves lust week. IO i auu Ann. i». iMira I'n' mcrij mill * idled the Ileuny house Mr. Shepard has returned from a !!“! in :r. the h;-a:sr on t. Rare R... t St. L't. night or das. ’ 1 Sunday night after services. Ln tbe “ Peck's Rad Boy lldth Rear. ...... Bowen con. '1 I-.-. H att.-ndid the ..... district ....... gv , x,,.. - .! Those * ,.LJ.-X wanting nRUUUU cutters will KIM Mapply to morning Dr. Goucher was called ami hunting trip to Roscommon. -------- held ' at * i «t ». — . «*i—t a _oad * found Mr. Dinette suffering from a seMre. R. A. Shepard and family have . ; ference of the M. E. society Sai- in i C. A. Hough, as he is expecting .. .' w „1V„, this M,,„ week. * - I vere attack of pneumonia. Everything moved to Battle Creek. ; nnac this week. ot, them Messrs. Job (litsebrough and 11. C. A. T. Cooper has bought the John | possible was done for him, but he failed 20 Chesebrough C.1 botijh* th •• Daisy tobacco . j rapidly, and died Saturday afternoop. turned from Dakota Saturday. They • ’ i'erkham were in Grau! Rapids and Valentine property. [idesra. who died oi of heart cbil- are well pleased with their prospects •: IMrjsit the fore part of this week. • Mr. Hill, of Odessa, neart *i He r>c leave* »v«»»v» a n widow iw>uu» and «wu four small ou.w «***Why we sell tolarccua cheap. Hiram Rogers pasmsl through this disease was taken to Allegan to be | dren In almost destitute circumstances. there and will move their families We buy in large qualities. । I lace .Tuesday with twenty beads of buried. The funeral occurred at the M. E. tiicre in the spring. The Messrs. Smith have purchased of , young cattle for Grand Rapids market. C. A. Hough, county treasurer elect, church Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. Geo. Knrchner has hired out to Bray-। hxs resigned the office of township • Presiding Elder Hamilton, of Lansing, Geo. Tompkins his feed grirylcr and ton A Childs tor the winter and com-; treaurer. and Jerome Watts was aj>- ’ conducted the services, and his remains t will run the same this winter tn the turere. inpnnA.1 work WMinMjt.V WPFl* old Cutter udll. were laid laid in In tllp the VillaiTV village CefiietPTV. cemetery. menced Wednesday ■t.rxrvtin.v morning. pointed uu as l.iu his succetsor. Orno Strong, of the Nashville News, The suit for breach of promise Mr. Ijtroy. of N7 Y.. the gentleman. G. D. Barden .has traded his house We save you the jobber’a profit. brought against IL Mayo, by Dora Mc­ was in Assyria Monday last looking I w ho owns the forty acres of wild land and lot here for Rob. Gill’s ffarm in ’ after delinquent subscriber*. Graw has been the principle topic of We sell for spot cash only. just south of the village, has Icvu in the Sunfield. David Nelson, of Bellevue, was in u4jvthis .uk. week. «.tT<uv. vu. hunters uuuw.o.have —v.wu.uvd i .... illage ;, Several bf our returned conversation during the past week. Rev. the north woods with empty poc- Your correspondent has nothing to say Aamu Tuesday. j E lt. August Nagler and wife, ot j from ___............................................................ Allie Young has a new buggy. keta and no game. ; pro or ««*• con. preferring Sheridan, are visiting their parents and kets ;«• r“‘“« to let public op. — J— in A1.1 — vicinity I .u;. <_ I Frank M. >- Densmore ...— —has , . at—•last found a_I pinion 1 ulul/u,take t.k.Its tlunwn xwliru. Leu Sylvester, of Battle Creek, b j| friends this this ----week. own oomse. QPETTAI CI nQTNfl OUT PPTPP i m. Theo. wife. of Dutton, mate and and has has wltledseltlwL down down to to business. business. ' AIL or nearly — i Bouck and —a J_ — mate -- -all the good-looking visiting his brother in Assyria. OlnulAlJ ullUulliu UU 1 1 Hluri were the gudsts of his brother and other There is some talk of organizing a school ma'ams in the county were in MAPLE ORoVJi. relatives. Saturday and Sunday, return- business men's protection association our village last Friday, attending ex­ IL Mayo and wife, of Nashville, call­ amination. here. ing home Monday. 1j *— Mrs. Frank Wallace, of Uhio. is Jesse Downs has bought IL Mayo's ed on relatives in this vicinity last SunHU'KORY OORNKRS ■ stock of groceries. ' spending a couple of weeka with her Foster gxies north to work this The K. of 1*. lodge has tnoved into its ' sister. Mrs. Jacob Wallace, ot Irving. ’ A. Smith and wife are fitting up ; ami her brother. William Yoha. of' rooms over the storetof Smith A Law­ magnificent new hall over F. C. Robe’s winter. new hardware, and you ’t imagine Some generous friend jelieved Gen. rence for housekeeping. ।! -------------------------—- ,v — can ------------1 1 Campbell. Bell's park barrel of about twenty-five I Yinrkx McKay has ami In Ihv up- ' Hnw bow motiv mau afra ata tha th. Gtva boys iln 40 piit put nn. on. . : A. M. Herrington has a mounted । Kirk’s Bath King, per cake ... pounds of pork one night last week. H. Hale alxl have I ran* Mdtorby I * deer on I exhibit ion at his store which be | per story ol Mrs. Marxarrt CarptwU s . . U. McDerby Gris Maiies has moved into the Ellis had , painters I! — -------- at work on their store* the s , killetl while “up north.” It looks as ; house at the center. - Cream While Honey ... v ■ ** **** w a*lr home, Assyria. Mrs. Sarah Wintermute has u relapee < past week, natural as liferand is another specimen ! H. H. Winde, from the Agricultural j" Bev.n 0. *S. 'Grinnell's mother, from and is very sick. b : of Ad’s handiwork as taxidermist. I " White Russian Math.. . College, ---------------------------------------commenced school in the— Mayo .— ' Messrs. Thos. Sullivan and Reuben , Club dances commenced at Tompson’s I Illinob. b making him a visit 1 -a.—•— -Li... *• iaj I --------------Mrs. Lew--------Granger, »—of — Charlotte, —t-TLS' was : district. Monday last. Hb home is in • Turtle ml'..... Dunn, of this place, started for C;tna»la ball, Friday night of last week. county. " E. Pennock ha* made some needed n- ' in in town town Uis thb week week visiting visiting friends. friends. i। Delta -----. , j today to visit relatives and friends in I Dr II. A. Barber occupied the Con-1 I pain on his house. Dr II. A. Barber occupied the Con-1 The new M.E. minister had made ! “ Honey • । Leatleld. Ont., and other points. Mr. - Sullivan will return home in a few <iayh I H. M. Bvington is repainting his ' gregatiqnal pulpit Sunday evening, and , many friends andhis sudden death has Wisley’s White Clover Honey . ueliyered discourse.' u M < out » d^p gl°°^ ’ ..k.vJ»averyabfe very »ble discourse. ‘ I but Mr. Bunn intends to remain there i barn, adding very much to Its appear- . Iuu Mr. Dave Bracket and wife, ot Kala­ | AL Durkee wears a new hat and tie, •• oat Meal ............................ • “nUln<,xt fM11Edward .Smith, ot Alugibta spent a | won, so they say. on election. We have mazoo. visited friends here and at Representatives of the Alaska RailAssyria last week. £ exhibiting hb I noticed before that Al. was partial “ l*alace Honey ~ ; way Co. are here procuring right of | day or so here last week_____ „ Joe Smith and wife and Andrew Pi NT. AND CEDAR.) ... . „ 1 wav for the 4»w railroad. They are ; newly Invented machine for making : toward Hattie. A new livery stable has been opened ]Henry, of Asjrii, called on friends in | The above are all tine soaps and -j generally —------ n.- meeting ».ui, with success, al­ slat and wire fencis. . m the Union house barn. 1thb vicinity Monday last. I J. S. Wagoner and wife, of Canton. though 'opposition has already been I per cent lees than all other dealers ask. A number of the young folks put In Ohio are visiting at Henry Black's. encountered where least expected. PRAIRIEVILLE. * Jas. McDonald, of Irving, ate u quan­ They like the country well, and think a big evening at the rink last Wednes­ We bare the goods and must have the "Beautiful weather for this time of tity of jimpson weed Tuesday and came -tf buying a farm and dwelling among day night with a select skating party.. The band have cards out for a the ( year," Is the opinion one hears exnear dying from the effects of it. Dr. us. money. , H. F. Peckham was called about mid­ Myron Pennock was married Wednes­ Thanksgiving dance at the opera hopaar . Charlie Slawson from Kalamo is read­ meets. day evening to Miss Cora Williams, of night in time to save his life. ing medicine with Dr. J. T. Goucher. I The G. A. R. band boys ar Hone. • Rev. Bruce will bold extra meetings IL are making J. L Stevens had a brother from ,at South Pine Lake next week. Hannah Whitby commenced teaching preparations to give all who attend e°w. Albion, accompanied by his family, to J. W. Sackett has cooe to Battle Creak their Thanksgiving party at the rink in the Mead district last Monday. and Maple, ~ E. E. Grilley has moved his saw mill spend Sunday with him. for a couple of days. Thursday evening, Nov. 25th. an oppor­ May TomUson. of Hastings, has been Geo. Van Tyne cut his knee quite ser­ tunity to nave a pleasant time. All’ into Adam Elliott’s woods, a half mile iously a week ago. He b able now to who are fond of dancing should not fail north of the corner*. Mr.. Elliott has visiting her cousin. Mabel Selieck. Wells. Barber, Dickinson & Co. ’ s ' Our Bazaar Department is full of rare to enjoy the occasion. get about though not vary rapidly. has a fine lot of timber there, which, we efficient engineer. Is enjoying a well 1 The members of the Sabbath school After a short vacation, Miss Florence are informed, he intends cutting into bargains in tinware, hardware, woodene.trned vacation. Wright returned to Freeport to make a lumber this winter. We are promised two entertainments ' E. A. Grilley while running hissteam ware. glassware, stationery, wall brack­ farewell visit, having decided to remain The school commenced to-day with no with her parents in Middleville this engine over the bridge on four mile by the celebrated G. Paul Smith, imlarge an attendance as to make it neces­ creek near Amos Ciscos broke through peraonator and cartoonist, ’ere long. ets. and all kinds of staple and fancy winter. e Fred Baker has returned from Kan­ sary to procure additional seats. Mrs. Jno. Goelcher was somewhat the plank blowing out one steam gauge, joods. toys, dolls, etc. We have just surprised Saturday afternoon, on re­ while three men had a narrow escape sas and report says he will go into busi­ turning borne after a brief absence, to of serious injury in consequence there­ ness here again. DOWLINR. received our first invoice of holiday find a number of ladles industriously of. Tom Niles swells out still more since On Thanksgiving the young men of John Montgomery and Ang. Seagle the arrival of that new baby Monday. this place are going to choose side* of goods. It will pay you to buy early, as engaged in sewing carj»et-rag3 for her Several of our citizens spent Sunday At supper time, from various nooks have disolved partnership as black­ ten on each side, and then go hunting, at Buffalo, N. Y. you can buy cheap and get the best, se­ and corners came baskets laden with smiths. the former having turned more Mrs. Jas. Fleming has returned from and tiie side that gets tiie lca>t count* good things of which Mrs. G. was asked attention to horse jockying while the will pa) for an ojiter supper for tbr her visit to Albion. lections. We buy of the largest impor­ to help partake. It was an occasion latter talks of locating near Banfield. John B. Messimer is the “pa” of a entire party which will be served at 11 W. A. Lasher will not move to Hast­ pleasantly and profitably spent. o’clock that night, after the evening is ters in this country and can sell for less J. D. Fehelev’s farm residence two ing this year, he having arrived at a new boy, which put in an appearance spent in dancing. The hunters cordial­ Monday night. wise conclusion that his service will ly invite everybody and hb best girl to money than any house in Barry county. mites east of here was discovered to l»e not be required m the Barry county on fire Tuesday about 10 a. m. Jas. come and join them at night in danc­ Griffin wsb driving home and saw register's office. ing and eating ovsters, and they will JRVINR. Dr. Elliott's house had a little blaze We pay the highest market . rice for smoke rising from the roof. He hast­ do all in thdr power to make it a inside. The other evening while sever ­ ened on and collected force enough to Markdkd.—Nov. 10, 1880, at the resi­ JT" Prices ant! Estimates given on ap- butter and eggs. For choice dairy but­ extinguish the flames before the house al young people had met for an evening dence of the bride’s father, in Irving, pleasant affair. was entirely destroyed. The fire origin­ visit fire was discovered in the cham­ bv Bev. D. L. Eaton, of Lowell. Mr. AGUAT VxerrOMT. ter salted with tine salt we pay a fancy ated in the upper floor near the "thim­ ber, destroying some carpet which was Buel W. Sisaqn. of Carlton, and Miss BEKTLEY BROS. 4 WIUCIHS. price. We want the best and are will­ ble." Loes estimated SI50. Insured in near a stove pipe, together with a new Lillie Cowles, of Irving. The house suit of clothe* recently purchased by which was fitted up for the occasion Barry A Eaton. About the drat of July. Mr. Hlbtard the hired man. was wrij filled with a very pleasant *.Unit (latinc been nt*de Id the condition of ing to pay for it Rev. John Mason assisted by Rev. company ot invited guests, about fifty called at my market., and aeetajm.OJIANRXVILLK. •'''bin mortKaM, made au* oxwwiby.wy-; Clarance, of Hillsdale, are bolding a l-eing present. As to refreshments, very much out ot health, and auuvtu* i: MSIlweD kadl<cnoe* <'. HtUlwrlL hM wife, to School commenced Monday, with B. We want your trade and will make extremely with rheumatlam and bUwrits of meetings at the M. P. church they were superabundant and of great* •ur.u-i c*r*on, April nth. li«. and reA. Walker as principal and Hattie nl-'I :u th* oflfee of the Iteaiitcr of Deeds for variety. The presents for the happy llouraeaa. advtad me to drop taMnj this week. Mitchell assistant. ■>rr> l •Mipty. dtFWJMMf.. other medicine, and try Hibbard. IL The ministerial association which couple wera as follows: The postoflice will lie moved to Eli v v i JO o'eioek p. tn , tn liber 1* at mortc*was in session at the Wesleyan church, Large rocking chair -groom to bride. Rheumatic Syrup. «aytn» It would cun• •.. ;-4«r we, by which default the power of Nichols’ store. Set of chairs—father and mother of me. 1 old to him that n waa ImprwalMrs. Thiers left last week for Elsie. broke up on Thursday. Some were ex­ t.ie for me to fully deacribe my tatauClinton Co., where she will make her pected to tie in attendance that were ^Tled Ubln spread-mother of bride. .ulfertmr. for y.ara put; Utot I had home with her son Frank. M“y and not able to do so. Linen table spread -father of bride. triixi so many remedies and nos­ E. C. Elliott will return to his homo sincere were the n-greU at her Geparttrums that I had no faith in them. Pair Hnen towels and broom-mother in Kansas this work. He explained the nature of the ure. Mrs. Cornelius Tack has gone to of groom. and how it would Uncle England. Mrs. Wm. England. Grant Station, Newaygo county, for a Foor quarter dollars—Wm. Moulton temedy operate upon the liver and kidneys, as­ Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Fish, are on the three weeks visit with her parents. . and wife. | 1’otato masher, IxxU jack and pair suring me that there were no poisons ^Mr. Harrington, the gentlemanly or opiate* used in its uompouadn^ We can sell you the most goods tor NARHV1LLK. : woolsn socks -Morton L SLaon. and telling me the iugrelienta which clerk that has l*eu Wrthe teafit tnooey of any house in the for the past three months, will leave compowd the remedy. I commenced I_ __ (-ton thru. t^KlM and I this week. . . . al pulpit Sunday evening. C. Grisnrold has gone back to wort XllOXi* mr. .. -----' city. John 1M1 has purvhai Fruit basket and twke dish—Clara for L. A. NichoU. Downs’ property south of Mtn. Bos­ ail cnunKA ... u-' r-—---------- - ------ -­ Ben Wing spent a fe* d«y» *t ‘ Lun- ton^ and will move “out on the farm. Sisson. „ ,, , Gloss aauce stand—H. (.Foster and these tarts unsolicited, ami am ready to “well tills weekPurchis A Squier have their building verify the authenticity of this cure by Rev. Voorhees, ol Hickory Corners, perched up cm right foot pc*u. while wife. .. Set amber colored glass ware- Susan pt-r^nnal correspondence with anyone was in the village this week. tbethird story w being wnodoubt.it. Tbr o»b Grocery Mid B*““ Home. Miss Effie Moorehouse. of Plainwell, ground floor. This was the second store A Moulton and son. Itod table spread—D. W. Moulton is visiting friends and reUti vea. Mra. (Varies i’hrtteplace. of R«d vuildmg ertrited m Naahnllc. Frank M. Potter, formerly editor of ^Cut1 glass bread plate—Mamie and X. B.-We -H >h' ‘s<* Un “ Uw Vermontville ila«k. wm on our Citv is visiting at Edgar Brown s. Iva Moulton. BattieCm* Mrs Stephen Nichota, of Charlotte, Cnert Irr tbe ■““*rL •outh om quarter of the xxrth w •'-tiro, thirty-oem Ol; In town c was called here by the seriova illneee of. ^Mbl EUa Overholt baa traigned her I-hpemingra »-««« reran <T> wmC. eoufelntaa BcpoWlon, -ped.nr ebouM our object in ad­ vertising is to induce those who are not onr fyyiilar EveryUserofTohacco TO READ THIS: vfilIU 1,0 >ou need IRADesb BIGHT, ffl yd. DETROIT. ,TIEY BBOS. & WILKI1S Farm Wagons, Mie Shovel Pion, OF TOILET SOAPS. ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING ItaJld. cornice Mouldings, iaiide Pirn & Band Moddings Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. We roast our own coffee. We roastourown peanuts. J, H. BEAMEB i CO. wife. • ha/. a. I ■ArlKtrJ ?*» �MEMRY WAYYERRM RETUftfit& THE HGHT IM l«HAJ*. XJf/ZJUL Lillie Devereux Blake. Lt it fa. Jet all join in Mr. Dan Maguinnis’s ttv riuber. In were the words of the minister st the close of a lang prayer. “Say amen." softly said a little cherub of the congre­ gation. “Did you reveal you identity?" naked a New York policeman of one of hfa. minions. “Well, you liet 1 didn’t 1 4list told him who I was. and it broke limall up." the tariff, ImU-vhI that A' sood-looking girl, whose lover ask­ ed her in the tenderwit tones why it was she was so magnetic? explained the Rhenomenon 'by informing him that er father and mother were laitii tele­ graph operators. ’AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. the ilisnpjvilntmeut with the results of n DemoL-iuliv mlmi*trntim. ami that An old lady, whose grandson was disaffeL-tloii noc ,r. about to proceed to the BiacK sea. by any nswna, I* admitted, confined to Mor- among the other parting admonitions, gave him strict injunctions not to bathe In that sea. for she did not want him to come back a nigger. quetice. Tto- defeat of JYank Hurd, in the Totedo <li*t t i<.t. Mr. Wattmou attributed lUttriet w hich he r-iught to nrprvwnt. Mr. coaipMiUou *ttti tin- multitude trf low test, short « utter*mi was inclined to rvguid the Lutx« weight. Mum <>r i-bcMpbatc powder*. Sold only vote with wwpectful wonder. £ vHf?VAI* BAKtMO rO*I>Klt CO., lOf W»U St. N.I. ,,’tnjai ENTHUSIASTIC AUDITORS. ^LeraT^I and ScJtt countic, referred to above is su»taiuod. the majority ua joint ballot will U> menwcd to four. In the Clark aud Jeffsnam GERManreNEOY For Pain “Aunt Juno.’’ said an exasperated ground of ineligibility, charging that Markey iuu not l««u a iwddcnt erf the ilbirlut in wife, “I wish it was a custom for wo­ which la waa elect*! a MiOkkat length of men to trade husbands, as it fa for rnen to trade horses." “Why, my dear?" _ _________________ “Because, if it waa. i’u cheat some wo­ JcrityWHERE THE MADSTONE FAILED. man dreadfully before sundown T SODA BestretL,-W-.--M. c Brother Gardner: “De bulwarks of El Paso, Tex, Nov. 1J(—A tUtbusteiring Lilierty about which we h'ar so much wheneber two old ward bummers git whom., deslgissl to «Mtabliah a new reftuUic togeder in a tiasemeot saloon, mus' lie and Chihuahua has arcbi>>te, which *hr and b-r liuxtiand at- defended elven wid our liVSs, but when Icvu outliiwsl by an tmdni. declaring that it wmu iwacwibfa a man's goods am.dumped out on de. einiMry at Dal la*. IPHfaTUlK.__________________ sidewalk kase he can't pay his rent, the Tex. Cutung. th»bulwarks o' liberty am party thin. “Buliy for you!" To this Mix tilphlhrria in Mirlniriteld. New Haven News: Ex-Governor Smith, of Georgia, having said that he he hud seen Henry Wan! Beecher din­ ing recently, was asked whether the man of God seemed hearty? "Hearty!" nqilit-d the Georgian; “why, if he had lieen at the miracle on the mount there wouldn't have lieen any basketful left." RH WFtvn fTATAKiui FEVER. f. •»via i.lqti Tito BVYKKM* C1VIDK la the OUGHIURE The elder Walla<*k (nice said to a Iwautlfid young lady who came to him pay, nnicM oU»rwte uipulabeL AU Um* ..nd killf-d near the Fletcher Houm-, in Hetn- to be an actress*. “Mv dear, did you inway township, on tie- Machin* riser, by even have your heart broken?" To partk- who weiti unknown. Faaclt-iw bud which the dear repliid: “Why. no, of tlx- mUlionairu cool king; C. F. fiimmnnda brrti dogging u «U»r nml de|Hiti>-» Hill and course; how alisurd!" “So it’fa," said D. D. Bell, trf Lexingtou. Ky.; IV. H. US the veteran: “but unless von have, you t___ • ... .. . . cannpC act. Go and get married und come hack in live years.” I’axtdrs class: Young chicken scalp­ er (Who fa still inclined tn scepticfam. i Dat's all right to done say it's a miricle: but what's the difference’'tween a miricle and u nateral consequence? 1’astor Clmnccy IL Crosby..cumpUliuiut»»., (lay W. triytof Ohio: Frank U. Hoffman, epiu-ateor of Solomon—TH splain by an illushrashun. 'oster, dftetxlaat. ii.HreluiiMlit.- at Chh-agu; (.*. W. frith, of Now. s’pose you was to as' me to len' Htate <rf Mh-hlgau -Fifth Judicial circuit. - In vou a nickle. lk< natural consequence IbaDcery. suit uruding tn the Circuit Court for would Im* I’d up an* it to you: but if I toe comity <4 Harry. In Chancery-, at Um Court ever got it back agin dat would be a fsusc In th* city of Hast lugs ou the Uh day <>1 ktober. A. D. j.-wi ' miricle. Judge. In Uns caiar It appear Ing from afikhnli on Lrcm<><r. Nov. 1:1—The Lmdon Socialiate' hav« nimouncrd their intention to hold n “Your fnce is very familar,” raid u deuiouotratiun in Trafalgar Colorado man to a thoughtful person grove onmpUUuaut'a Mlirilun. it la'ordered that whom he chanced to sit beside in a rail­ the apjwanuwi. of saldjioo-n-wldrut defendant road train. “It strikes me that we THE MARKETS. were colleagues in the Ohio Legislature ini*®.” “Youare mistaken” replied bill at coinphdnt to be filed, mh! a iwpy iherothe thoughtful person, “It was in the «C to be scrvnd on lb- couiplaiiMuiVs solicit, within twenty days after Wrrice on him of Ohio penitentiary we met You had a copy nf laid bill :ii>d notice ot this order; mm! cell acrot* the corridor from mine." “Oh! yes; I remember now," said the other. “My memory fa a little fickle at times, but I felt sure we hud served our state together in some rapacity." printed. putilialied arid circulating in' said • ajipOntnientM annouucnl Friday wm*? tie. j foUBWtag: IV. D. Hunertt, of Cincinnati. succwlon. or that he cause a copy <rf this onter to be perwNially said tumrexldriu .—aerrwl ..—... on - .i..... .... «..._ FRANK A. HOOKKJC, SMITH A CuLOMUVK, Circuit Judge, solicitors for Complainant. packing and ahiMduK iota. *UU&J.>V. CRJIUMO, Nov. 13.-The National Farmera* ।alliance ftmslwl its station Friday. Officers i fur the coming year wer»cho«n a* follow,; :Fresidrnt, A. U. Htnsetpr; vino ]>md<tent, J. <J. Burrows; Mrcretarkw, Milton George ruxl w n u-.w^i. ________ __ . . .. . 1 ’ *in MinneapoUs. IteMslutiotvi were adopted condemning capiUUsUc monopolies. A rir—,.l-v- ___ 1 . 1 > . . .. tiww throughout the country, requ<wtmK of the Mctbodtet Epiwopal church was lield .i_ ___ ... J. J Atkina. Chief nf Police. Knox- Inuvwiav ille, Tenn., writes: "My family and I are beneUclaries of your most excellent medicine, Dr. King's New Discovery for <®nsuinption: •havinff found it to bt* all that you claim for it, desire to testify to Its virtue. My friends to whom I have recom mended it, praise It at every opportunity." Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption fa ••ommlttoe reported that t-SO.uoo wiu be guaranteed to cure roughs, colds, bron­ chitis. asthma, croup and every affec? tlon of throat, chest and lungs. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear Jfc Co.’s Drug Store. Large size S1XO. You are feeling depressed, your appetitefa poor, you are bothered with head­ ache. you are fldgetty, nervous and genrrall v out of aorta, and want to brace up. Brace up. but not with stimulants, spring nieulcinw, or bitters, whtcih have for their basis very .cheap, had whisky, and which,stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse condition than latfore. What von want fa an alterative tliat wHI purify your Noul, start healthy action 1 kid noys, restore your rive renewed hwdlh and • Bittern, and only to W.H.G«dya«4Co.,» « Ww. v1* ‘U rite I in-ui- •< o,< SsxSfe’--.. ,c" k SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. IMPORTANT TO ALL— ■ Farmers Gardeners Dairymen Florists Fruitgrowers -I . : ImfulSTtaST"1' "p** Stock-raisers Wool-growers Butter-makers Poultrymen Bee-keepers ly*»u due proof by afildav.t u> u v< Tlioni'u. one of the drien.lMni, 1, ' titlwl eause jicndliig )n thM Amn ",c”” the said Htalc of Ml'fateau and m' th 9S within four month* froin the dax*o' I KJttl'ffiK!? Sr.!;--Ai (he A»bl .. lu-wu.. -• ... . <f Special Opport unity to Dcuuilt Uavtiu Ixn n mad. , vnT/ * Ulr r' Kl-'Irr irf <le.tl» for IHrn flay incut of tbe IMrreM on ?...< > j Mine' is nude |..-iy*l,i„ u. t|M lv. : ; slrould Um »MU>e Mfixtii uup.i»l and tor Ike <l>Air tl.irfk ........... |w m <»f *aid mprisucrv t!» :r • . or a**lgn*. Uy ■: | Mid payable Immcdlatelv ilfeT i! Ihr lh-A-Ao.1 In perhul limited for the nut then haw expired. I principal »uni u( fifteen given that uti Saturday, fir. rmtwr .1 Secure at Very JLittle C.ont Bead the following ; ORHGE JI’DD.thcEdltoraiul build legnl <-<Mto »f thl. fctrrvkHurr. ton-diii »i;h . attorney toenuiWw.i,ol twenty. fit. erupof what waa formerly the must valua­ f.w li, ul.1 . 1.1doll4r». a. t-ntrlf— , ble and widely circulated Rural and Family lieinr rituntr In ttatoaiMlupo: Vanlt^sphct Jounial lb thia country, is nor Editing/ and with bis SONS publishing the BwjUy PRAIRIE FARMER at Chicago. J»urual (rrtablished in IBID. hat. Ueuiuc our of thr moe.1 Vaiuab1r{loun.-<* of Practical. Reliable infuntottlon In the t nlted Statra. It I- . xoredQ^ly Uocful to Every Jinn, Woman end Child In Country, VillHKv or City, fur the Fatih aud alt grown tqmn it. its VrapA. i:» Livestock. Garden, Fruita aud Flowers. All IIOI KEREEPERAi-verywWra will find lu the Proirir E<tro»rr uioat Valu­ able. Useful Informatuui aliout every kibd of Household Work and (’are. This la pre luted Hailing'. !MMi . llAVlbK-ClMlK. PHitA) A.bllELlMlN 'HAii^ll- BATES. At tonic-, for Murtja.. Mortgage hate. Default having been made mfnei.i.. 1 r..ma certain luurtga/c evmite.1 hv and Mars F. 1 ox hi* wife. |« l;u t*y»rlnc dale the :--rd day <rf iU.. oordeutn the office ef the n -l,t.. who write ami talk almutwhal they thru) a*-Ivin IX), anil is nut a “scissor and paste" araottturntof things that tm-rvly read well. etKhiiti'iu Iiiai »lv>ip<t .:i A Beautiful, IHimtndcd Journal coining Every Week la the Prtucjf pltr>orr. It has tenbddisl Its Clrrulalhm under the new Management, and deserve* a fint place in Every Home, and will pay at auy Cort. thirty day*, tlien and from thencvforih o'lr.-’. ia|nr<<ft»ii|fl< thinly dare |t>e priartiwj ot two thousand and fiffv rtdi:.->.. -iib .! «ff TriHitm Coot. t?T Our Readers can wr have Prairie Fhrmer in connection with our Journal nl 't’ry Mtuall Coat. The price until menu with the publiahm. by mraaa of Which we projKwr to supply the Wetkl), P’VM**’ InunrdlMtriy thereafter, rt.'ihoj^b period limited for the pajrrn-nt thereof nn> theuhaveespinal; aud defaultha>ingbeen n.. thirty days atid upwards and *tlll rrinrinpaid, the aforwiaiu principal sum <>1 i»« th and and fifty dollars Irw seven hundred pujj wlth M1| MrM!.4i;,. ,. I. ts nos declared din- and pan itf «al<l amrtaiw. and tli-n- ■dqe at this Aile the «un> > 1 hundred iimt slip- and • U*> ■' OMitalncd In salil'n/oriipssv ami the *Uinl* nrortdi’il. not In- 1 ■ l-r r- Prairie Farmer Hastings Banner FOR ONLY »2.3S PER YEAR. MahitudeH of Hints and Buggwllotui, and Usetal, Practiod InforauaJoo that will be worth many Dolfaro. often Hundreds of Dollarw. TRY IT. JU MC cu ; f<irhrrnpjM..ar.i(M-.Dated Flu* *r.rii it: lu Village^ City, and Country! Young wife (new to marketing/- ' “You mav send a saddle of mutton tor before Ona] ml dinner." Butcher—“Yes, madam. What kind willit be?" Young wife (thought­ . _____ .__ _ fully i—Well, as my husband is away, through with Wed •ortnnt change, made were those making tho und then- fa no one in the house but mother, myself and the two servant girls, you hud better sciwl a side­ raddle. I think. MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. weeks previous /..J___ . House-Keepers i- u:. Some Mtrolling Thespians were once playing “Maclieth" in a country town. Their nrope.rties were not kept tn h very distematic order, for when the At (."liftoil the principal 1. hero of Shakespeare's drama exclaimed. graphic orders to itluni from Texas without j “1h this a dagger that 1 See liefore me?" delay. a shrill voice responded from the “Hire," “No. sir, it's the putty knife. The dag­ CtwcixxATi, Nov. IL—Thr fourth annual ger's lost." \ , tk-th annual ■•■mIoii WralruMiay morning in . Miuical Fund lull. The me-ting* are held , ui wY-rrt, nnd will coutinne alxxit eight day*. The buAiurwt Wt-lurMbiy wys |>rincipally । Die iwvplioa of ci tnwut of (‘nniinittw*. : ; ' • with Mexico ra­ 3rd day ullH-r.11,1^. A o the forenuou, !». aMlcru- i 1, •aid potlUou. mh) that ttehriJ* tlr.“ 'n minors aud all other U.^.. “5 1'« RedStar trade yr;/ mark.__ a Ite-pubhc m in a Democratic tetnkto. The Dvmocruts w ill cceted tiu» teat of IL L Mackey. Rep, elected Joint rcpnwntative She was a sweet girl graduate of a fe­ male seminary, she had just lieen insirnwl. and was preparing to keep CuicaUo. Nov. 15.—After suffering un­ house. Some one recommended her to buy some spring mattresses. “Yes," told agony arid undergoing all the burn-n. of she said, sweetly, “if they are in season hydrophobia in the worst |>haw, Da»y Irick, a girl of years, died Sunday morning in we’d better have some." ■ peojrfe gnthensl in Harmony hall. i*ator»un. Ulis city. Mi« Irick wav a member of the The minister -of a rural parfah having family of W. H. Domek, who ba* a large N. J.. Munday .-vwiing t.5 u^.,, Io jfm. Forneglected to pray for rain at a time of .Newfoundland dog who was ■erjuin^ly very drought, a deputation was appointed to u moment, said: wait upon him and remonstrate with “Before 1 begin to him on the subject “Weel, wed. I'll burying hl, teeth in her arms and lacnrating pray for rain to please ye: but the feint tlie 'tlcsli in a terrible . uianuty-/ Tte» dour I ^i^ATHLOPHOROS^tS a drap ye'll get till the change o' the -A ns sulimquetiUy shot by a policeman. Tin? giri’a wound* were cauterin*d and madstooca inuvo their bats.' moon." “I should think that actors would get doi»> the added: dreiulfullv tired of saying the same tweuty.fuur hours and then fall tiff, and upon •<ontl.-mrii. there things over and over again, night after teine; put in w arm milk would exud» a green liquid, but there wan apparouUy no tcuefll night." And then Mrs. Wordy went put your jrfpeL on to tell for tbft- nine hundred and ninty-ninth time about the funny tiling girl, but Nothing could avert the horrors of uwny until I have that happened tn-her at the mountains BnixiexL’’ lu liygitihydrophobia. KI* went into terrible spa«m» summer before laet. and the right of water made her a raving ' Wife—“1 notire a statement to the .maniac.* Fur four days the could nut touch effect that in New . York every year torr A tall mail with red whkkrrc rcptad: $22,0iX).(KX) are spent for liquor, but ATKLOPHSfKH CO., !!2 WILL ST., REV TOM. “They are liuuibugx" “You tin- too enmti*- only $7,000.’X>> for religion. That fa significant." Husband -“Significant of talking." After reading extracts fromaev- what?" Wife “That you men are hav­ stoutly of-aid she would bite tome uiw. At ing a pleasanter time in this world than • o’clock Muuday die <Uwl frothing at the mouth and in convuhiotut you will in the next." exclaiuMvl: For Baking Fi.rposes. COLD IN HEAD Vigo, Vermllliou. and SulUvan district are aUagvd. and Iiei»ublic*ns my they will be able to wlabll'h that their candidate Is fairly riitlthd td th» seat now uwardrd to a S^ars 02878683 Creaffl Balia UlfauMu SSW,KS!T^^ <..■rt.r-.i-: . ■ ■ the trailhead ■.imf*- rouge eight wrrt, in Harn County. Mtrht,-.., Tbepn-mlMH bvn-toforv sol.l .« .tat. BETTER rrilX.-gntaeriberobginning msw fur 1887’will rereive all the PARKIr's IR BALSAM ns: �II fr.f THE CRANBERRY ^%uSE,rreeelv«.tb,r0«. «'> "P ln thl‘ *Or“* J.H.A'Wi(lireL"»»Lt » V«n Nb*« n to IM took tb, otb« dAT. ill"" vol. to hive oomra- Skillful Jiim.et. THE CLEVER ONE-LEGGED YANKEE WHO FIRST CULTIVATED IT. ffW f ” of twrlblo Ute ta I'blcagy. no earth >■•“ th*t w,<k‘ ria®--u'hv muni, ever since then ' ..........u.« he engine house ....... . nme and sit with me I .nuke me fee! more . somehow/' 1,1 . Arutv *« yer. iu drawing a MH L-ntr. pmdedintou strain of 'AM : ..‘n' ti th" following Is a J ,:»> th.' d«'!eB<l*nt. A. .•wpto • ,j ( Vpas tree. iTivtaW ■ ‘P4rs an'1 bll«bUn« j’unn* ia • ti." hydraheuded mon­ ' v ll ih’ h..tomw deformity of her ■’wK :r- ’ poll’d** lb® P1*" I* -rr.wmJRth- no**’**-1 «“>d ■ iintitf<.to their irre-.■raU’' i"'1 r' iniur'v'" 'nrre are’ttfo «Whter* of Kufus ‘""a u i -nnffib Bo'too- IM* of 'Jftj rall’al Jne of the wittiest Xmnt*-' •' A recent discimion ',lr,nrf...n -:.irangneraes brought out .raton’-r • n-of *°rae vraniHgo. tip tu.te of Emerson sfiroposEg'*it ’hat some one at a t-n^parl' ' "Jlered about “wbut the JJax w .:!.; hare to say to him?** 3T,3\..,v.; 4 the riddle at once. “I Giaw/sh' <-'d “You’re another.” । wotnuwnt* farmer of Bowling iffiy --rd Bis lour children were ‘ST with --•:• throats and coughs at 'CuMwiim-. l.>d Star Cough (Aire ■ jfid then: in a w ek. No opiates. 'penetrating liniment -ws.klcks, cuts, burns, i . etc. Good for man !p by W. 11. Gorelyear. ••..Hint;, has uoYAnd a •sniaw«AWi »epnwntatlon m »IUH> II I. yrarx ago. anil in this very vfllagc <if Fc-rker River. Previous to that time Uw munjydf cranl-erri-w »i_ _-o.i Otto- raitra. jwrt aa the huekWrerry «nppiv ix obliurw-l. Not num* than otw-teu’h of the qunutlty Hint are now amt touMriud were tU.it only ljr,nja anti !<>.« pocket books enuid rtijs-vcrntd- ri y -mp* with their Uiricvy. John muiiaKvxl to* make a living pk-king .rantor- - redil m th.* neighborhood, as he mnld nrt havo olituinad it Ha finally managed to get white gatlwring tbr bt*rri<£ from the atrargling vines iu tlie fall of 1S37 that Wsbltmada rirel down upon tie* |»«t- bottom of th- cran­ berry mareli the vine* grew more- luxnrtantiy, ami the 1 «-rric». yn tliem were larger. <if better flavor, nml mw plentiful. proved <m hh taariws Insrni. tiuH by train­ ing bbnw-lf to read while Juggling. -I pl-oral CrievmnJy tkiKF iantingly; and n-lu»i man k - m wm'. nut.vKvn tbrir 4x1m. future fevre. -Ex.hnng*-. In lloltainl tadira are gradunih assuming the oreuimi-ui" of tlu* phonnai-ruticul aMistant». Ths* periodical state . xamlimtlmw favoralik* to tto -ex Itat of n tlve eandi. Intra, nineteeo out tomato enikUdatra- nnd oul< twraty fanr male randfetat^ fill.—‘tliicngo Tribum-. Fin- silt or galvanised nrtJclra may be with a l»rn»b or »i>ongv. Afterward wash tlivir brilliancy will Is* grretly rnbaucixL— (tar Country Hume. l-ioiiw r m»liivat«vl .rxnlm-r bog. nhi.-ii dividwl It into n number of .4>|<hro ted*. He uoighlxirs thought h«* wtu rrsrj? IVeMtwa* working without preed-ut. l-ut The -kin of a boikW egg U tbr most riHraHous remedy that .sin bo applied to a tsett. IVrl it cnrefnlly, wat, ami apply to tie* irot ..FV.^., — I I. —III .1__ .. . handwune n plot o€ -grreu thing*. grown lino, aniulii MUI IT •jiiar- tbr planter rind* thrtn>-nrr<<un<i>d and crowd­ ed by the hardy ami rapid thn-*-coni*nd gra»* and it* fn**s»d and cvwdjutor? tbr IhiI- To scour knlvi-rasilr, mix a small quan­ tity of latking »«sb» with your lirickilu-t, and nils, and consider niywU entirely cured." ser If your knives do not polidi better. 'Hond'* Sarxaparttl i Rubbing wart* with lemon juks three or (uar linsMadar will, it is roid. cauw* them built up and atrengthened. my dlgrdioti Un­ tn dtrojiprar within a namth. proved, and my head relieved of the bad fret A little milk rtlsl water rubbid over nil Hood’s Sarsaparilla •dove by covering them entirely with hot Ulin nui —— - - particular riiarebew in n m-ightairimo.1. •i .t-. ——1. ... •' ton . TH Ti­ Inti-nra on prottla that rear. In Hie rarlv day*, of cranlwrry culture the ' ___ L I -now. WUV til prows UH- nir* • *■■■■• ------ — ▼ere wrathrr from Novetntor until May, and the mdv entirely kucevrafo! pta» "■“* l,M’ °** now Inniiiv enail u-s-tbe ratunergiuf «f tto Hun. An Englishman, Hir Jarora sralkiur recently in the park of Uttranja, oesr Madrid, wlien la- sa* down on n bench STrret ’Pwwmtlv a Uindsomdy attired nnree ■■arrying an lufertt rann* and sentel berw-lf near him. The rhiM al *aire flxjd ........ - " faM canin' ur' --------- erriilns n domedLc from tb- court, brought the stfc* lark to H‘r J"“** Nur—y wnth a ££ fnra Qu~n Marta Chrt-ina thanking We are offering the best value in a Ladies' 5Oc. Vest Fiver shown in this market. Our stock of Sold by all drartld «. fl; six for fX Mod only by C, I. JIOltn & COL, Lowell, Maas (•nod ntaun-re ruu»t be founded <m simple. hare breu coitdnwtr.1 during tbr night, and they are what puli Ute tops <rf the vine* to­ gether. The vines begin to turn yellow in a । ) | - I tOO Doses Ono Dollar. roil w-rm to be impregnated with tbrlrgi-mr*. iirut- ti’Ni <«n "w!F“«d Io the tollawing nrrrons re- One Dollar Hood's Barsafurilin cures vrufula, tai! rheum, all humors, tolls, pimples, general dehiilly, dyspepda. blip>uMiev*, sick heuitachc. eatarri,. rheumatism, kidney and. liver com­ 1 here b a gnMtm niche in th*.- next world plaints. and all affections caused by Impure blood or low condition of thr system. Try H. “I waa severely afflicted with scrofula, and spiratkm. ]>*rhn|a*. hn« liren dri*«L dried w III fred-vi them. •**w I»H« han been devavted • nrt-x lh Mheiby county. III. ."'’‘'••‘"•"•enaJ-J. F. Smith ot the Newark ■ U’ tuv Minii-il to nisi ti..vt u-MuMi with the bon.?." ” ’’“‘boicde. X. It, Ttmntaay night. ^I’hHdii.Ls. inciiidiug the (KiUoffice. were buni- Huiiuaud, North chill, N. Y. mm' circulation of air through it it In no Iwm cleared nnd aanrirel, it le pUtiled l>v tak­ ing i-uttlug* <*r dii» from old vine* nod ijt—rtiug one *twl of them in the Mind on the prat. The xoil ia pude-d tightly aUiu? t«e "tipi. Large Puchasers likely to grow into the iwiitui* man that Sinre the cuhivatiug of i-nuiberri-** togon d i-ndosion more tlian uasa) ca­ ll-: mnn*dlately fatal !! is among '•■—mg. iiau-u-ous and disgusting - - . ... •aill.Hil -41 fays.; . mers the benefit of our- Known for their power in purifying the blood; and In combinatirei, pn>|>or.!on, and process. Hood’s KuaapartlU Is peculiar to iM/. IUCKMCTACK. ” a Uretiug ami fragrant • jyrfrrfl. Jtirv A amt W cento Sold by W. enterprising greyaand rudies out of exb-temv. It h the i-t-iuroan e-*lituate that to footer a ;H ftoodye.r. 'Htl.iHi'.N i t’KE win imu’isllatelr relieve *wp. ''.1OJP nzi.'muh ami BrouchlUH. Sold ! -■»» H. r tool i ear. Fol: liYsf'LFsfA and Lhrr Complaint you j •*vva parautev on even' bottle of Slip .* * 'f,t*!i;er. It never fails to cure. Sold by praramw i* etrtfrely unheralded, and the — .... ... ...... ... ■ . ■ WIUI KWU |AHU"V> owner of >i cranberry marsh may go to Iwd ^‘^ • ‘aUnh Rcn’-dy. ITieeSOrenU. Sold at night without having bc-n shir tosra a sign of a writ wnmi cai hi-* vines, anti grt up o<*xt rooming to are tin- tnarsh kx»k a* if it were hujetG —note In republican 33 to Cloaks this season, and will give our custo­ two without the logwood. The st lajiiis (riKxl Templar lodge •:.as surrmdeftsi its charier. . Ah"/’। ■•f'.eian.reUrtxifrompraCiee,having ,I'1*?’ hl» hands by an Katt India mis­ . : 1 ■ "Haul* of a simple vegetable re• f"* sl*»dy and penuaimnt cure of ' ;■ Hn.ti.-iim., Catarrh. Asthma and m ttoev*. .ii»i Lung Affection*, Naqai pusltbv.. rf** toil, al mre for Nervous Debility and all ■ J'insplamt*, after having tested Ila /'urAlire powers In Uiouaanda of •-la? W.1 ‘A b,» Jllt>10 n**1*® « .*'r 7 ' '■‘ton5’ 4rtu*ted»I tttoiyttg — I .. de,ire io relieve human sufteriM. I win 2^" fr-e yf charge, to gfi who deatre R. thia 7M- io (.erman. French or English, with full i ..u.l . , b. We have done an unusual large trade in in on afternoon or night."-Baltimore Amrri- One fhJlar. Hrssi's Hanuparilla is the oal? medicine of which this can to trulyz«aid; and It to an unanswerable argmnenC as to the strength and ■positive acoaomy of this great medicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla is made Ktotrvt cranberry tnarali Croat MaMachurolt-t buiruah and a dc^tnictire littlr insect called , f?T tlx -trainer Cox-aciUe burst at 'ymte.t • .-. I.i!!hi4 Fireman MaUirn (Juinn ao^caJCi.-j another. Nt.- ‘ I ->.! |» ainnlutrly ti<T<*»it*ry, Id order to '.’>1’7,toi health. Hood's KarMpriila purl**Rh h-1— । ami ■’treiigUieire tin- system. REDUCED PRICES IOO Doses Xi> cure, no pay. < >n these terms try h kjtth- c: HilFs. Peerless Wonn 'Prjil’.tH Goodyear. Ehul A. Wales bouse at Battle Creek .ri-.l Monday, l-oss S1.2D1. , ol me multitude <rf mottos ol until H e introduction ot Ely's Cream v. tear- ago. The suecess of this ii.i-■■f-enhiiMt gratifying and snr- was supfswd that that scheme bad failed. ‘•You luiist siot think fora moment that our pointi-ra tn ajipliciuite under the riril rervic* cummtedon an- n failure," said the prnfreror when quratioiud im the subject Tie* bonk store. «a*ll rrWTIN. rtf »n«. l^w^M ___ 51 A. polnbd tn tbr higher positions nowadays after qxx ia! r-xnniinuttaw by tin* rommimloncr*. Tlirs are gvnendlj not well educated, and crailii nut grt through without such aroistanco H-- pultod railed the ut even- kind cured In 30 min* .;«• by !r'm?/urrr» Sanitiwy Latiori. ' -e no other. This never fail*. Sold y Frederii'k Hotchkiss, druggists, Hastings. Midi. Of Ladies’ Cloaks that we are offering at , . . . .— imwimik tnu-rs painted on white oil eioth an. I swung ovwr an anUquatrel ctikvrre! man's back who paraded the sidewalks throughout the city. The reap- liiiti-ail «>f drinking *o uuirii green ami ijk ILipids has some L50L» human ■ irJi-. to save, and not a dentist. ‘ die lira? on earth, can truly be said ; • fingk’’ Glyi.-rinr Salve, which is -art. -at. and speedy cure for cut*. ' riilse-. -L.ilds. burns, wounds and all ••■thir tores. We positively curt piles, ;<t&T aibl al! skin eruptions. Try this healer. Satisfaction guaranteed ; r jnanry refunded, (inly 25 cents. >»lfi ly I-. Hotchkiss. 11 J. Show oi 1 leading raised 38,W(» ibtagr heads this season. Large Stock ta* was atilt nMe to mu! white Joggling, but that be could then only keep three balls in the air, aiwl not four, a*. U bad done frxaerly. This U additioual r video-.•. were any needed, that although a dexterity acquired rarIvin life may fliuiinfah with tlie advancing yeara and an atauaioutnent of constant prnrtjcr, it l.rtnl of ttftyof ihirty-ono right out of «■•** rorerro- SpriiW.' :*ant burned at Alpena Modi! ’-'dffit • L”.‘4 insurance Mot!:"-’-, .^others' mothers! Why will you nllou your little darling, to • tffef With thl-jH* horrible-worms when -arc rviitoiyG' so near and cheap? -r.’- \s(i^rtaii!e worm syrup 'rill .yari’lj tfivo relief and costs but 25 '•■oth. r.'.r n»!c by W. Goodyear. tomed myself to reading It without besitatwn." Thirty years later, when he ant down On.-l.^lgi-l John W.-I.l. could we no rearou state office for over , .to Children. They are e».'©CkV’k p«iaJ)jr liable u> sudden Vid* Cougi-'. Croup. Whooping Cough, .to We‘ cuare:.tto AckeK* English --j. . -..-itive cure. . It saves •-ears of ar.x o:;s watching. Sold by • :t. i.ATirir<>f i-rugxKt. We have just received our second Il I. lolmKumfwnuhrt, f*-W I'.Vi-ni of mnlM-rv ... _ ’ Evart sh. ■ '!■ faeterv make* 25i' hogsw- • ■£ tb,‘ CuInoj molasses Dr ' ,-l«inMti.*ii‘ (rMsl. I’ him in * tuautli to krep four tolixfn the air Herald of HMdth. Equal parte <>f ralphur and pttrit tuak- DRY GOODS CLOTHING over uigid. Is complete in every department and we are A indy nfjJxneliterary dirthmkm. rasidiiiK in Boston, was engaged to write a wn-talrtary; which was trUppww «’ bwtalmeirta in a rerbsin unMkatiou every nsmlh. Ttir publUtar IsMight n pig In a Jink*, but. knowing tl>- f,r several nuiniiers and fully Miffcakd th<publWi-r'" hikI tbr wUtor’s exjiectetfcms. But after •mic twwity InrtalmeaU had ap|*6re«l the tsiblisher came to the conchuuon that bwas getting «‘brr too much of u g«d thhig. niid mi the ladv wire requested tn ait the story dm.-t atxl print it in one more numta-i. Thb th. Wr n—l-lH.-1"-<I«>I V1 Ho what were tbr publbhrn* and his editor io do? They put their brads together and on outsider wax employed to ilispore nf all the . liarai-tere in tbr l»nok, mam them, day tlieui or send them into obllvioo. as the exigrocta* sremol to require. Hit all in a single chapter. The indignation of Hie tady who >«,! written all bu' «be tad < luipter .rf the story can be Iwtter imagined than described when ths thud inrtalmrut appeared in the puhliraUon- She brought suit for ilamagra against the pulilbber, naturally enough, but itnevrr rarne tn trial, ire it was roli-fartorily settled out of court. I think Dr. Holtnea will ciaifra. that this rather outdo*- tb<* ef­ forts of lib jiirntrK- Boston Herald. R. K. GRANT. WASHBOARDS. preqatc. Default tsreing torn made In the conditions J of u certain mortgage, executed by Waller I Banilmrt and Roxy iianiliart. hl» wife, of Rutlain!. Harry County. Miehlgan. tn James L Whit comb, of Battle Crei-k, Michigan, toarlug j date the » day of May. A. D- ism. aud reci.rdcd lu the office of the Kegteter of Deeds of Burry : the payment of the Ititenwt mi any day uhrreun tre hnically known as the sailer, was once the rota medluni of tran«jiort*tioii. how the eUy nt Hrallnr. Mlridipm. I Ml being the ou. ..i.entt etwirt tor the eonntv <d I tbs Union, Northern and Canadian Pacific railways olmret anuihitata the ak,w coming . . .« —Ul.„ urruou nf rhn reran n« "fl L-Zt.—. li'TrkaFlSSS »”Si tajacreraremtinratenrovin the madromprtitLi of modern traffic. —Naw York Tribune. teliiK in the township of Rutland, in thy S'K.Tto^rof rad to-eritod ... ,..i in.v.-l|. TIk- scxilli nail •"> inciiorvo Huhv fnMa nnd liumi* It* head, Over E-XBCeYar-l h*R-l'”> g on uccottut of t'lrrtinn. E. Y. HOGLE Sactaaw. rears for the store cf thirty days, then aud from ttonne tort): after the larrae <>( ||«- -udd thirty days the principal «<uin of ?•«'. with alt the arreurnge of interest tbereou.diouhl become and to due -nil p»rabic Imoredlsteh tti< reutlrr. altbouah the jierfud limited tor die payment ttoreof may nut then hare expired, and deteidl having torn made in the raynie-1 ot lutemi due May xtud. ism. mid the utinr Imvuig r«Tbr tea drinker wh<> .■oiufortably dps her matoed iiupnl.l aud lu arrears for the -pace °< thirty days and upwards, and Mill irui-lns un­ paid. the atorroald prlncito> sum of «K0 wtth all iMTvaragr of Interest tliereoii Is now due gtilrr- on nnd the overtani! conqsttlion wlrteh mid payalilu by the terms of said mortgap*. »»'• ta Jnrt now in its infancy to mil>|Jy her with tlmre Is imw claimed to to due al thl» date the thin soothi’Eg la-vcragv nt reduced mire. InUltuted tn recover I tie miHicvi* Mt itred vyNdd Tim.’ was when Ua made i^mter inroads on tho pocketbook than now, awl competition tn can-vinr it frmn Chinn mul Japan to eastam le and provided. notice In hereby girru • . ______ ___ t»w InmoiUuit ■Satitrdav. the Mb daytrf February. A. 2rfanitn* jt^** $*• ^* HnbatheW»y:*t<.pu turmotl. ready to give you bargains that you will ap- WILSON ‘"t^!Li®£«5Sator«ll. IS"*- ■■ My store is filled with a good stock of fall and winter goods, Cotton and Woolen Flannels, Blankets, Hosiery and I nderwear of all sizes and kinds. I have the best selection of Children’s & Ladies' Cloaks In Newmarkets and Boucle Jackets ever shown in Prairieville. Jerseys from 50 cts. to $2.50. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes for every­ body Broadhead Dress Goods in the new shades. All wool Tricots at 50 cents per yard. Homespun cloakings in all colors. Ask to see the 0. P. H. Cassimere Pants at *2.50. pair warranted. Big Stock Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats. I am still selling all suits of clothing at. cost. Trv our 25 and 40 d. I'nctUored Japan 1 ea. That CSugar.-ltl lbs. for »1.00, l-eats the work! The highest prices paid for Butter, Eiup. toed Fruits and Live Poultry. jambmu SMITH & C01.GWIV Every Prairieville: Nov.. ’bS �The Hastings Banner. Con-Fusion X Roads. WASSXMGTOV LKTTKK. WICH 18 IM TM BTAIT OF XlOHZOA2T. Although the election was over a week ago, the demoralised democrats have been busy ever since counting in and counting out, in an effort to save a remanant of their almost vanished ma­ jority in the house of representatives. They have suffered so substantial a de­ feat all along the line, that the repulse will be surely felt in the presidential battle of *88. It is true the republicans did not succeed in. gaining control of the home, but they so weakened the democratic control of it as to render It useless. . The democratic majority in congress will be whittled down from forty-five to about fifteen, and some of these were labor candidates, greenbaekers. and knights of labor, who may not vote with them. And then the solid south has been broken. In Virginia alone there was a democratic loss of five con­ gressmen. and the republicans gained in the state more than 10,000 votes. Without attempting to disguise or ig­ nore their defeat, the democrats ac­ count for It in different ways. Some say it was the division of the. offices, others, that it was free trade doctrines, or the failure of free trade legislation, and others still bold that the unpopu­ larity of the administration*^ civil ser­ vice policy did the mischief. Gossip had it that if Speaker Carlisle had failed of election, the president would have asked to appoint Mr. Breck­ enridge, ot Kentucky, to the Turkish mission, so that a vacancy might have been created for th;- distinguisheil; speaker of the house. But now that the great revenue reformer was the onr that got left, he is mentioned as the man to be minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary to Turkey, in the place of Mr. S. S. Cox. who comes lack to congress. ixNsibly to succeed Mr. Morrison us leader of the democratic party tn the bouse. Enough has Ixku said in advance al>out the president’s trip to Boston, where ho and Mrs. Cleveland have spent a week.They will return to Washington at once and it is understood Mrs. Cleve­ land will soon resume her informal noon-day receptions. The president takes life much easier since he married, and spends much of his time.ot even­ ings with the ladies. His mother-in­ law is still at the White House, nnd also other ladies who are relatives of the family. Since the purchase of his country seat, every afternoon, if the weather is fair, Hawkins, the colored driver, brings tbe carriage out nt five o’clock, and the president and his wife nre driven there. (Some exceptions may be taken to the assertion that Washington will be set apart for the rich. It dora seem as if there was no plade here now tor the poor. The cost of the houses being erected indicate that those who now build for speculation have come to the conclusion that land is too valuable for small structures, and that only the rich are building residences. Laud is too high for the poor man to purchase, and he is compelled to pay an enormous rent for the few small houses provided tor him by the captalist. A real estate dealer expresses the opinion the coming generation will see the Capitol turned into a great winter resort for the wealthy of all sections. Washington has an opportunity now to double its population for a time, and probably to increase its wealth. I al­ lude to what may be accomplished through the great exposition project. The governors, mayors and business men throughout the states and territor­ ies have written their consent to serve on a committee, the duty of wliich shall be to secare favorable legislation from congress. They seem enthusiastic over the enterprise, and the time for them to meet here is the "th of December. The program to be considered at this convention Lh, first, u centennial cele­ bration at the National Capital on March 4th. 18W. hy the sixteen Ameri­ can sister republics In honor of the l<Jbth anniversary of the parent repub­ lic.—the Vnited States. Secondlv. a world’s exposition from May 1. 18W2. to the end of October. In honor of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of Ameri­ ca. by Columbus. And. thirdly, a per­ manent exposition at Washington of the antiquities, arts, history and indus­ tries of the three Arueriiiwi. to be the world’s exjxwition <>?1HI*2 and to re­ main under government control, on a plan similar to the present national museum, but on a much larger scale. HAsnxGB.Micn., November 18,1886. XDITOBIAX NOTBS. The republicans secured control of the North Carolina legislature in tbe recent election. The governor of that state cannot exercise the veto power, and the newly-Reeled legislature will do some law-making In the interest of the people. During Its long control in that state, the democracy has practi­ cally disfranchised a large number of voters, and placed tbe entire election machinery of the state in the hands of the governor. A» the governor has l>een \ democrat, the electors Have always given democratic majoritiee, no matter whether that party rightfully hud them or not. And now that they have a chance, the republican members of the legislature propose to change all thb. and give those who are entitled to vote an opportunity to do so, and see that the votes are fairly counted. If this shall be done. North Carolina will be a republican state. The Detroit Free Press and Evening News have hit upon a novel and effect­ ive advertising dodge. A few days since the Free I’ress instituted a 8u0.0f») libel suit aguin.bt the Newa Mr. Scripps, tbe heaviest stockholder ot the News Association, and a reporter of that pa­ per. -saw them." and went $6,000better. $55,000 being the alleged amount of damage done them by the articles der­ ogatory to their clr^ctcr ns dtizens and journalists published in the Free Press. Scripps gives notice tiiat he will commence a suit against the Free Press each day of this week. Should these journals have a surfeit of libel suits. It is to be hoped that they will not be hoggish in the matter, but pass some of them around to their less fortunate contemporaries. It will be some time before the green­ back leaders of Michigan will dare re­ peat the folly of fusion with tbe demo­ cracy—a party far less in sympathy, with ^reepback principles than the republlcaitparty. If they ever make the: attempt again, there will be no green-. l«ck party. In fact there is very Httle, , of the greenlack party left because of iu disgracefull bargains with the demo­ cracy In the past. Boss Dickinson will probably not be■ so sollcitious for the dear people about, , "nionopolieaaml grasping corporations" in the future: but will quietly pocket■ the dividends from the thirty odd edrporations in which he is interested all the sama Boss Dickinson is a fraud, and the people of Michigan plainly told him so by their verdict in the recent elections. The republican plurality on congress­ men in this state exceeded that on gov­ ernor by 5,0611. This shows that the people of Michigan are waking up to• the necessity of sending men to Wash­. ington who shall represent the inter-. esu of the state. A free trade con­' gressman is a mte-reDreseniative of an\ district in Michigan. The official returns in Indiana elect tbe entire republican state ticket by 5.0UG, give the republicans a majority. of the congressmen and tbe legislature.■ The democrats are making desperate: efforts to steal the legislature, but the• republicans will see to it that they shall not succeed. The republican gains in this state were in the agricultural and manufac­■ turing centers: which goes to show’ that the farmers and laborers of Michi­. gan are alive to their own interests, ' and therefore oppose to free trade. Honestly now, brother prohibitionist, ' your little scheme to “smash the repub­• lican party” didn’t pun just to suit you.. did it t And the more you think of it, ' the better satisfied you will be with tbe people's verdict O'Donnell's majority continues to in­’ crease as the Imck towns are heardl from. It is Dow very close to 6,00b, or• 800 more than the combined majorities। of the fiye democratic congressmen1 elected from this state. The official plurality for Luce is but■ a little leas than lO^KJU The balance of' the republican state ticket is elected by majorities ranging from 10.0U0 to' 14JXJ0. Pretty good showing for an off’ Tbe rotors of Michigan are not in favor of European wages for American workingmen; for that reason they piled up a majority of 10,000 against freetrade YapfeTbe republicans have made another break in tbe solid south—Virginia. In 188-8, both Virginia and North Carolina will join the repuhllcMn column. title of the forthcoming offshoot of the democratic party. ‘•Progrtsaive’* is November u, unc.» My heart is a bleedln’ within me, my tongue is a cleavln* to the roof of my mouth (ou account of the lack of liquid refreshments since election) and my arm is nearly pahded, and my usually buoy­ ant spevrits, is cast down and dejected, and in the language of our greAt civil service president. 1 think I am a passin' into that condition ot innoeucoufl desuetude that is a goin‘ to spile me for future usefulness. I have been struck with the same liquid condition of that old heroine Rachel, “mornin' for her children and refoosin’ to be com­ forted because they are not."* I mourn, but the tears refoose to start, on the ac­ count of the internal dryness, not enough of the liquid nourishment haz been offered me, since we was compet­ ed to resign, recently, to even promote an interna] dampneas; I am so com­ pletely dried through and through that I am afeerd of a conflagration., and keep close to tho fire department for safety, and yet in this sad condition I am oompelev? to rite up the report of the battle nnd make out the list of our dead and wounded and how we had prepared for a glorious victory, and how instead of our pureooin* the enemv, they is a puraooin’ us. I have been requested to give my reasons for the cause of this disaster. In the language of the l»oy who was very busy in scratching flrat one side of his head, then the other, his mother inquired of Johnny what was the cause of so much scratching, when Johnny replied,“mother, thecauses lb numerous One great and ever prevailin’ cause is, that we didn’t have votes enuff. I mention this first because we seem to lie all well agreed on that. Then there is other and minor causes leadin' up to that. We wur. not a very- m*PP.v family when we wuz. born. We wuxent born twins; and when we begged and squeided to get some of the solid food to sat­ isfy our hungry stimimieks. our onnateral mother just put her long nose un­ der us, just back of our front legs, and with a vicious, though lading grunt, just sent us sprawling down to the slush end of the trough to make a meal out of the sour liquid end of the swill barrell; and a good many of the memben of our family which wuz ours by adoption, didn't adopt. Then our gretf leader! that Bizmaak of American journalism and politix whose restless eye and comprehensive grasp has never failed us (scarcely ever) gave us positive assurances Ufat he had carefully surveyed the field and that he had ’em too dead to skin. But there is aluz a limit to be fixed to the capacity of great minds, and when he tried to lead three or four parties to victory and throw all the friction of the party machinery on one journal, it is no wonder that the smell of burnt politi­ cal packin’ imanatee from it strong enuff to drive a dog out of a tan-yard. He reminds one of tbe boy, who set the hen on fifty eggs and when told by his father that fifty eggs was too many for a hen to cover, said, “well you jest let *er be dud. I want to see the old critter j tin spread herself.’’ 11 was a bad settin' to us however and 1 fear that the great leader has spread himself out so thin that he wont be able to get him­ self all gathered up in time for tbe great crusade agin Jim Blaine in 18&». Next came, to torment us la-fore our time, ourpatent-revolving’-double-backaction-infernal-machine in the shape of a free-trade-protection-tariff-for-revenue only, which required to be handled only by expert political acrolwts and gymnasts, and that dangerous weapon wuz put into the hamla of the plow-boy of Mendon, with $36,000by his doting parent to help him run IL Now if that boy had jU5t taken that $£6,tk)o and put it into the hands of the Gilead banker to invest for him. he wouldn't be lying Luce arouad. and out of a job for winter. We feel sorry for the boy, tot we are told that he is a*good farmer, but farmer bora should not »>e trusted with thut Infernal Democratic Tariff Machine when it's loaded; fooling iiround with it once killed General Hancock politically. He thought the blarsted thing was charged locally, but when it went off. he found there was a National Charge in It, that reverberated from Maine to the gulph. with a re­ port louder than any park of Coluinbinds be bad ever fired in Dixie. In the next place our Right Bower this time waa a great failure. It bud al­ ways before enticed our enemies into their snare, so that they could not stand upand be counted agin us; but this time it snared us, and has been a pow­ erful cause for much ensuin’. I don't think we even took « trick with it. and I have thought more seriously than ever before of the remark of Shakespeare, “That in the net which they hid, is their own foot taken,” and I am tec totally opposed to that kind of nettln*. There is still one ray of hope left us, and that must be worked to its full ca­ pacity. and that is the Boodle racket. If we cun get the old gray headed fathera in Israel of our party, to put on a hypocritical face, and In a solemn warning voice charge our defeat over to Boodle sent here by captltalista to buy votes, we may make a strong point. Of conrau there are no votes in this moral vinevard of democracy, that can l»e tiomrM. but over in the next town they are plenty 1 uan't put on the face to work this racket myaelf, but some of these grand­ fother-grev-beard democrats, who are troubled with political night-mare and see blood on the moon, since we lost our grip, must work it strong, something must be done. I make these suggestions with a heart overflowin’ with grief. As 1 look over the field from the straits on the north to lovely Mendon (that musical Dame) on the south, I see the upturned faces of our bootifaided! On the hill tops, the gentle slopes, and the green valleys they He Biletit and still Here the How-boy of Menden a bootiful corpoe. lying stark and stiff in the chill Novem­ ber. the wind mournfully chanting a requiem as it piwi^A on, the plow stand­ ing quietly and still in tbe furrow as if waiting for those youthful hands, that Shall nro-or rracp them more, while that hateful Banker of Gilead moves on to If Jatncu G. Btaitoj shall lead the repablican boat* in 1888. about KjOOD COSMOPOLITAN ENGLAND. England own. more own going tonnage uom with merchant* In every quarter of the menu ot the nailing of dupv of every cb«< and bound about everywhere, and uffertagv of nuTvluuKlwi- In any quantity and ot all typsa, and the product* of all land*. But a one a clear idna of England’s outlying burd- flUrituaiwiwiuall latitude*. aud ahwnoUces plantations in Ceylon, sugar cKtatea in India BRAVE 'KATE SHELLEY. AND HOW SHE RISKED HER LIFE PREVENTED A DISASTER. JUSTICE IN CHINA. Following is a partial Hat of’ nrand lb. n«ci« ot Ihedonor?' , IJV* R> »t Ibe KolfbU of Ubo-.i,„,y,r-,' ’ A COUNTRY WHICH DISPENSES WITH THE SERVICES OF LAWYERS. W. Morrlfl'* Co,-<-i101cr o( |m, <if Hurri- tart a NtnetMnth oentury heroine-* >wu« ful rvmrag* and prerenro of mind. Talh, •Tret and Wet) pnqrarliutwd, with her dark, bright eyea, n»y i-brekx and cJeoriy-cut fratunw,' forming n charming picture of strong, tnw Anwrinan womanhood, Kato 'Stwlhiy, of Boone, bi-, w a girl that any father or any date might lio proud of. She t» to-dav Si’ year* oM, but die waa only Ifl when by an act of daring bravery she won the admiration an. I gnitttude of the pooplo of ar* no lawyer* Th® u»thod» of nw-hing require the intervention uf that proferatan. There Is no trial by jury ““"I 1,0 continued raxM or lung accumulated ckidteku There arc n-> cirtruin. or Bpcvinlly convened court* to dixpow of a-.v-umulatiug cawora. Tlw country is divided into three juriadictfanal diMtri -b., with a judicial brail Gw tw b. mid three lu turn are MibdiviJed into Kmalh-i- diw ■ Trauon-rane Iortr ,w & Bwyfft- |ral.«au«T kraut. btekenJ"r’* Kwl11 H»i-e dre» pattm,. hMXL-rame and nuto WJB. Goody rar & Co . . ........... B*n»-*-chiid\ra;, D. B. N Ijbol*--plain ring. J. H. Btmnnir & Co.- bracket «l>cU. IB L.p<5SEVi’w,krt k*|fr • W. I. Wilkin*-.'o wBt». M t tniiit.Pr- Hralc A Alunt dark on July ft. IBM. a wind and anti criminal. that may come np. rain stonnof uiqwralteted Severity; burwtovw Kato Hlxltey'* home, iu the country near in Mubtttantial walla with four gntea. or eu- ““*■ irjiEh' .R. Xevtm—pafl- raahnwH- «[,«,. t. -|alr Irf ladies'rubtier night, and a giuinl uf •oklier* |*laced on duty Ciwkrailnnd bridge. Peering out into the dnrknewi «he raw, by the ahi of the vivid fla henof lightning which at frequent intervals illuminated the wenr, flint houws, bortw, fenix*. lum|M>r nnd everything fentabfe witliwhile tlw wind «wq* by with fearful nnd tinued quickly mwl "tumUly to rise. A UUI1T ritUOVUH THE WHO. locomotivr Irendh-hi advancing'swiftly in tlw dinrtioti of titf bridge, which tbr flood had Uinie awny A suqund Inter and tho light .uiUfenlr drooped down out of right, and tlwiifgli the i•raring/>f the wind mid tlui wbih-. retwlmd it ini:«*tdl4r for bcr to larar Ibr frightful ••o»*l* >i »mt«t have inevh , «fw knew that a train of ran laid plunged mtn the abywv , e. Throwing un old waterproof about bcr k>Hm|dci> nnd Imdlly lighting a lantern »4w Vein Herd forth into tlw dorm. Tlw flood i-ighl to arnwl an offender on the »pot, and It i> no uncommon dght to wee a cottinrttion in kwling Itu-kkwa devil t>> the otflee of the nuuMiarin. or nuurwtrate, to brig* a «Mt*jilaiut. wfak-h aasdsta sinrjJy in relating the Iransgrvaion of the defendant. Ttrf magixtrate immediately «aivcnn» <vurt nip I a.k» Um- defexwbmt to cxjilain hiowdf. If lw doo. ulC al <xk« cmifcsK. widch !■ p-ncrally uemdo-* not talk uitii a fluent longue a Httl< Htiniiibuil b. mliubildmd bi tlw ante-room In tbe xliapo a well xcaaiMwti Imiulrao p|>plkd not infteipwiitly on llie Imre ba> k. Thb cu»- Hraihtajta-'fciup. Artoh MaBif-^iarock. p«kr « i.<*j. HiiRmau ttrtn. -4N11 iuu». ? v *>’ ,to' •“UCMl raiHii. . . ... «><■) . IKKrv Geo Mattison -bov of cigar,. A J. Severance pair game • '•k kru'. . tpauk BemMt- nghting rr^i. r. A. JJ. Cttok-Twa lioxe, U>ilet »<t, i Brooks 4 hraDeM- u >rart pal). Ike Hendershott --.Irwriri . A. K. Hams Cutab and Ltu-d G, <1. Spaulding- ’Order for gix*!.. l.-.WKluur- -._■ s;ir,u Vr:ll| Sara Hnrtui hai.. At H. Jiihiivra -sb o-ntv. H. II. painting. 1‘^r l Glll-ull II....1—..... . t ... A. , penalty ns U. jtul^d pr<q>rr to tlwn pro-/ PblLTUY WflpCTEU. We nn-ncM uutunxtrand rara-uted ou tit* »prrt. There b the market for all kinds ol tai Mr!’ no upi*t.l drested poultry for which v... wjjj Jni. the highest nwkrt price m-cA-.h • pilfering, and tho penalty in *ueh ow» ccn- trade, and will receive it oo Wcdn^. day and Thursday of each wed, during tbe winter. We also w ant all tin- gun yon have to sell, such as |iarti u’gTbU quail*, rabbits, etc. bluff ted up u> the track. Kter b.ynn n.im-rad |t. With her cloth®* torn tn rags mid bcr flesh lmvratr.1 by tbe thick growth of Biwhrw cunlredto|mtn>l tbe locality uf rlw n-quimllime. «ay thirty to Michigan Central with on.- Imod for her life, .he leaned jalte. Mil it wjxild lie worth a num, life to. thro* men. withattBen, Mibduol.-vnnteuancira. ‘overanti that, though badly Injured, be bad wiv'd lihuarlf from drowihng In .-rawling up The Niagara, Falls Route. IraiiMuUulto i« the reeulL Tbr cnUit sy>4ctn GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. 6f lu danger and return « it h bt-lp for imn. Owing ber ateju the young b»iv Itaateniug a>mg the track wftth tempest tow an I Moingona. a small stathra rranoxa. that point dw had to i nw llw high trestle bridge over tlw I>* Moiiu-x riv-i, n i!hIuii<* of 5t» fret. Her tmnUing toot liad -swrvrly taken iu tiiwt «*»p u|hmi thh Mnwture wlwn a Muidrn mid ap,Killing Ira ret of thunder. lighL A ■l.io HAonmii"’.7.7 guidiing her light Mat. |«* would haw lawn powerlea. to reUght ir in ui a hurricane. .xnnmitler of bk 8.2S 4.10 ■U of lightning re- waxrwaau. if the caw r- •■•inipikwtod they mrwt pm-rally strike a gm-rid hteragt- and |>taut corner -h- clung. Throwing away her Inntem thb nloim which ar* painted whitr; mid tliMdidruiutim American girl ngnm dropped >m M*1L Capital puiUhuwnt fo tin* rasvcn-a nutitmig ilMtano to tlx, .tatkra.lo-aihhraly tol.i lu-.- o.h->- ..,,.1 _ .i.... i , ■. . ' Nueiror wus lustily dixputeired to Uwsuffer­ ing engineer at Honey <r*ek. Tdtgrana went flying upand dunu he lbw iu4ifiing tlu. .k<fl.>4.1u (!...» ..... * fnintetl. atxl while abe >4111 hy utw..n.wi„u*. diMintai.le cuuragt- of mw fragile girt, fovlng hand, took her up tenilrrly, eiiahd the torn and bhwling limto, laved tlw pallid face and plot I ajwrail throughout Iwr native ttata men and women of all eiaaMa united to <k> bcr honor. Several rabM ripthuw were started tnr I*..- I—U.K. — Iz___ ... ■ . Tbe fegialature vutod that a medal abnuld be given her to connnemo rate her during act and rqqxrinted a aprci.nl committee to nmeot it—Phite.L lohi.. Tin.-. t”“'prv«ui A Iwwistoa attorney m lacked up by a fesfatm physician in his a-sertion that the following d.« story h absolutely true, tbe no i-mreocr having come under the observation of tbe pbyriclmi at Old (Jrchard thb sumuwr ami related to tbe attorney upon boraor: An intelligent dog w aa afllicted by tfeaa. They eloortad hi, BVteten.- ,r — ...../TT, 1 vtaous, iu enfuru nwut tfopotUtig urorc oq Uw whim of tlw officer nnd Hu gen-rat rim roumtingn than ui«*n the cninc |»r w». WUlfid murder, piracy and cimlirawd ihicvia fall under th- tiewifanufa ax. lufanlk-hki. over tih own child. Hencv, the jwacihu of female infanticide. Adultery falls mater the life jwnalty ut the Will Of tor aggrieved party. Thu., a iiudiund d-trctoiK Lia wife lu adultery ran go to the magistrate aud demand the capUal punidt meut of one or lioth |>ortie« to the crime; or. ba may take the Bria of the offjmhm himwlf a.15 12.4ft 1.4ft MMft iliwtlith BMnfiM ••■ ■ •' '.r •• Rtranitii eraactu* bctwfe'• wtrolt on ail day train-, it Grand Bavid* with Ok |0a for Hfluattd. Names. Clty and Fstoskey. New York and Tarini 1 press dally. All other train* dally except B< “**■ T. J. BUSH. Local Agent. Hmtlitf> O. W. RrnoUM. G. k A T. A.Chicago 16117150 enough to obtain a aubstliiito. Thb >s done And ReastauranL domtatle oo tbentselvra G-. 8EMON Has opened a coufrcUoocn Stan amt re^irac: la the Gardner block, south shin U .State str - “11 U» United Staten *bouM ever got Into war with Kmain «r _ 4-. ... .. . DByVIHEli LMMEDIATra.Y-A FJRHT CLAM it stud groom, to tak« clung* the MaM— of kw li.C i*bod aueunlingly. knot flgbUng tbe smaller aud Jw Intelligent but HHin. nimlUa U_ u_j ........ in from fai' Bengal: Detroit.. tsr^wd. M Howe-Made Cante '••a next First-Class Restaurant G. SEMQN. h. and balds tbe bitter pall ot A C H. M. MYGATT 1 �The Hastings Banner. Local Advertising R.lea: , ‘ '• ..,rt<su..- , ... . ■.Hti iwr line. .•„14-r.^wal, win be - barged for u ,(o ix<. to the high pnee charged for 1:3,.k!„-.i watdiesta this city. I have 6rd«THl'<omr ot them,.and will have th*m saIrdKapter then ever offered ,nd alter Nov. nth. 1886 Ut other witMhM equally as cheap. (Mil ;tK! i pric^\ HOHN BES8HER, Jeweler lUxHiptk’Uu. >. tomj *tock ol Jew dry a Util stock of MUSICAL GOODS.! -EFv. Whitlock Sundayed in this city. Me has lately returned from un exten­ sive Western trip, in the interest ol the house he represents. WovLD it not be well for the Deibovratic partv managers in this county to ring the chestnnt bell <m th* Democrat's j v.neht irojM-rtv. oiaMbmiia <rf cry ol ••boodle?" The Democrat is truly a& object of commiseration ip its imp’ cl'terus. iu»4«iiial! terrible political misfortune, but its wailing over the matter makes it an object ot ridicule, even iu iu own party. .j Huvtiuav ium <’« J. W. IIallack has embarked in l-rvi- m>y. Iiiqiiirvcf another newspaper enterprise. The L. C. WELTON, Reunion, ah column folio, published al Sparta. Mieh.. and devoted to the in­ terests of the war veterans of Michigan. The initial number is neatly gotten up, and gives evidence that it ha* come to stay. i i Mrs. 8. A. Hubbard, who bus betiu the guest ol Mrs. Solon BeQtley the past week, returned to her h«ue |n Grand Rapids Monday. McOmber’s, the Jewfier. Local News. sm w»ol honiiTy at M. E. N.’s. «;«r y,mr watches repaired at A. birombet'a. It. Kt y your docks and silverware of A. H. Mdtaiber. N. T. I’AiDitut expects to occupy his vw hotei l>ee. 1st. Win. ever naw finer fall weather than. Heha'.r enjoyed this fall? • Ch m i uiii’A circle meets at the M. ; drainage'Tuesday et ening. Tai: le’ujsorury bridge over Michigan .,1 -au«- is a great convenience. I ’•<«:. E 11. La riii:i»r has a fine new - ul ifi front of his drug store. ' !>i? . 1st we must have our pay. ■ , i-.-eipU printed on good paper on short notice. at thin office. L -s ; fail t<»o»f the musical goods 1 A. it Mc< »»ub?r and get prices before I:>t.Rutland W.C.T.T. is popipon.nul Dec. I4.au account of Thanks­ —* 10 hotel will be th* finest '.lining U-tucen Grund Rapids and ..k-w ------- !l.ony - DbimoN.U. ILK. of P-, • U give abqll sometime during the •.uHdays. Mrs. Z. B. Wii.i.isox has Irt the con'm<t for building an “upright" to her - ■sulence. Tiikrk was a social dance at Union iluil Tuesday evening, attended by ■ibout 3o couples. THE roller in ill-co mum v have accept­ 'd th*- machinery put in the mill by the ’•’psilanti Machinery Co. h n’r want a book or set of books ’.or a present, examine my stock and I »1L E. H. LATHBOP. i.E.'JKMHKlt tbe auction sales at Lewis Stern’s. Now is the golden op­ portunity to purchase goods at your " q price. The engine and iron works will be­ am operations this week, with vastly improved machinery, and everything m fine shape forTiusinesa. New Books! New Books! Call and • '.amine my stock of books before purr.using elsewhere. , OH. K. H. LATHBOP. The Barlow A Co. elevator has a Morage capacity for 20,000 bushels of grain. This edifice is a model of its kind and an honor to the city. A lectukk association has been : ormed in this city, for the purpose of procuring a seriee ol five lectures. The dates are not yet determined upon. Tuvsoay. November J5tb, you can give thanks Ln due form for tbe manifold blessing you have enjoyed during the year past; so say the powers that be. Last Caex~—All accounts due tbe lute firm of Brooks & Cook will be put in iho bands of collector if not settled Wore December 1st. by way of note or <ash. The vote on tbe' salaries amendmenl in this county stood 411 yes, and 1,7-40 no. On the amendment effecting ’ n»> board of auditors of Wayne county. The K. of L. boys a Urge attendance at* to 1* given Thursday >A Union Hall. Otst given to the parch—era \<At a raeKing of Hastings DivMoc No. Hi, U. R. K. of 1\ held Thursday evening, tbe resignation of Sir Kt Commander E. Y. Hogle was tendered and accepted, after which the follow­ ing officers were elected: Sir KL Commander -F. G. Goodyear. Sir Kt. Lieut Com—W. H. Powers. Geo. Barnes and wife went to Chica­ 7 j a Invitation is ex­ Sir Kt. Herald—L. L. Holloway. go Tuesday. tended to I- itzgeradd poet. Tbe Sir. Kt Commander elect ap­ The superviaora of this city have Harry Hale and wife, of NashviUe, pointed Sir Kt W. 1). Hayes Guard, their nimssment rails nearly ready for spent Sunday in this dty. the treasurer. When you go to pay John J. Potter, of Detroit, was in’ bers of the Division al the resignation your taxes it will he nwessary to carry this dtv Thursday last. of Commander Bogle, but as be resigns » little more tnooey than last year, if Mrs. Leslie Reynolds and children ure to accept the position of Lieut. Col. of your valuation remains the same. now residents of Grand Rapios. the 3d regiment, himself and the Beware of pedlars perambulating Mrs. L. E. White, of Harbor Springs, Division as well we to be congratulated at the honor conferred. Throughout this county selling snide silverware is visiting Barry county friends. his entire career as Commander Col. aud watches. Ten to one you'll get Miss Ruth Youngs is in the emplov Hogle bus retained the unbounded ' confidence of his subordinates and has bit il you buy of them. In purchasing of Loomis & Co., at Grand Rapids. ijewelry it is a safe rule to patronize exemplary discipline Sam’l Roush and Joh Cheesebrough, maintained only dealer* of known responsibility. throughout. By his personal efforts Ert, were in the Thursday. aided by his subordinate officers, Hast­ It takes an entire jwge of this issue A. Holbrook and daughter ings Division has won a place in the itraed from Muskegon Thurs­ front rank of the Divisions of this state, of the Banner for Goodyear 4 an honqr of which the Division and Barnts to enumerate some of the at­ day. Chas. E. Barnes, editor ot the Battle Hastings City may well feel proud. tractions offered at then t«talill»hm«iL The Division is ably officered, is com­ The public can rest assured that thia Creek Daily Call, was in the dty Fri­ posed of men who are bound to excel day. enterprising firm are alert to the inter in drill, and Hastings people mav con­ eats of themselves and customers. Miss Hattie Hotchkiss has returned fidently anticipate continued iniprove.’Don’t roast any turkey ou Thanks­ from Big Rapids, where she has spent uieut in both drill and discipline. the summer. giving day! The Ladies Aid society of Card.—1 have sold my interest in Miss Green, of Charlotte, was the the Baptist church are going to give' guest of Belle Hotchkiss a portion of the late firm ot Hogle ci Cook to E. Y. one of their good . old fashioned New the past week. Bogie, who will continue the business England dinners at /the society rooms in their chyrch on Thanksgiving day. / Mrs. Dr. G. W. Lown- gave a tea^ at the old stand. I have engaged with Dinner served form 12 to 7. Coiae 'party tor a large number of her friends/ him as salesman, and would 1* pl—.sed to meet all my old friends and*custom(Friday evening. . — even-body and get a good dinner. From the accounts given by several who have returned from Dakota. Mich­ igan farmers can congratulate them­ selves that they are what they are —residents of one ol the best states la the union, and too liuel-headed to I* deladed by tbe ignisfatuus of suddenly acquired wealth iu the west. .di and get -price*. I PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. D. G. Robinson is in Chicago. varn. monita* ,r»j„ 11Un, 1°„ m- evralng orwJ ud Lewis Stern is in Chicago for a few sermon 7 p. m. dava. Leonard Maixm Po«t No. 241, G, A. Mrs. Duan* Ford is visiting Bellevue E’;»,WS wld 5. cai“p flre at u* Town friends. Mrs. .las. M. Bauer, uccomnanitd by her lather aud sister. NpW; Yom state, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. £. Bristol, of Johnstown. i - Married, Nov. 3d. at Angelica. N. Y.. Air. Charles E. Hawley, formerly a resi­ dent of th:s dty, an-’ Mrs. Addia Carnehl Way. of the former place. T. E. Kelley was married to Miss Susie Brunner, of Long Island, Kansas, Kept. 14th, at St. Ceclia Catholic ebureb in Hastings, Nebraska. Ed. is now running a passenger engine from Hastiug£ to Oberlin. HENRY COOK1. • 1 Lave purchased the interest of Henry Cook in the firm of Hogle t Cook, and will now endeavor to please you with a choice stock of ’ Groceries and Provisions. I would call your attention to my large stock of Crockeiy and Glassware, Table & Pocket Cutlery. The Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Produce. J. E. HOGLE, i HENRY COOK. ! Salesmen. GEO. SOULES, i E. Y. HOGLE. Central House Block. Opposite Messer Bros. Don’t you forgot it. aMTTH. HAMS & VA X ARMAS. Notice.—The annual meeting of the stockhohlers of the Riverside Cemetery Company will be held on Wednestlay, Dec. 1st. 1886, at the office of Wm. B. Sweezey, at 7 o’clock, p. m. The busi­ ness of the meeting will be the election of three trustees for the term of three veant, in place of E. Y. Hogle. N. T. Parker and W. I). Hayes, whose terms of office expire at that time, and such other business as may be brought be­ fore the meeting. All owners of lots by purchase are stockholders, and entitled to vote. A punctual attendance Is requested. W. I.. WILKINS. ITrAidrnt. John UES8MEE. Clrrk. During his visit to Ionia prison Fri­ day hurt Deputy sheriff .las. M. Bauer Largest line of knit goods at Nev­ was oreiunted with a.tine cane by Dep­ in’s. uty Warden John Q. Creasy. Mr. Hauer At John Cole’s harness shop -some­ reports that be was royally ujtertained Notice is hereby given to the super­ thing unique in the wi|y< of a Uarneas by the prison officials. visors in the county and dty, that they is being nuu'e Cor a Mullion owned by f urnish not to exceed S20 to any one fam­ Mr. N. Raymond! of Carlton. An idea Several days since Fulton , Miller, <if the proportions of the harness may sent to the lonui prison from this coun­ ily. Goods must be bought by them lie obtained trosa rhe fact that the ani- ty fur one year for entreihg a young fe­ and not by the persons helped: also that said supervisors must themselves draw hxa! takes a 27 inch collar, while an 18 inch collar is sufficiently large lor an male from home for the purpose of the jiay for said bills. marriage, and Thus. Thomas, sent from ax erage horse. Manistee county, escape-1 from that in­ H-HOUGHTALIN. “1 can ndticr a nice increase in my stitution. Deputy Sheriff Bauer having SuperinU-ndento ol poor. burinvsti since the uew mill started up." obtained an inkling that Miller was hiding in this county, on Thursday said one of our tradesmen te the writer night, assisted by A. D. Maynard, went Positively we must have our pay. last week. No jlouht this is correct- to Yankee springs and found their The new mill is worth 810jLU) a year to man in the houge of a Mr. T'age. Mill­ A 2,400 Racket.—It is estimated that the traders of this dty. Mr. Field, the er was taken into custody, and Friday manager of the mill, is a painstaking officer Bauer escorted him tb his quar- there are 2,400 disorders to which the miller, a conaciantious man, and will t-Ts in Ionia. It has been 'ascertained human frame is liable. When h man is win patronage tor the mill. For merit that Thomas accompained Miller to laid up with rheumatism he is apt to is bound to win. this county, but as yet the officers have think that the entire number have struck him tn concert Now, to avoid The article in the B.\NNEi?coiicern- been unable to apprehend him. all such feelings. take Hibbard's Rheu­ ing the injury to Audley- Welton seems A meeting of the ladies home mis­ matic Syrup and use his plasters. to have been Interpreted widely different sionary society was held at tbe home of from our intention. We did not mean Mrs. Mudge, and the following officers MARRIED. to insinuate that he was n viadous la>y were elected: or one given to low associates or read­ President—Mrs. L. N. Mixer. ing of a viscious character. So tar as Gorham, both ot KuUaod. First Vice President Mrs. E. Y. Bo­ we have been able to Jea.n he is not a gle. BBOWN-aiMPWJN-In boy of that character, and we are ex­ ISM. by Kev. Lm, Jam* Second Vice President—Mrs. Carpen­ tremely sorry if anything we may have nunc. Ml< b.. and Utile J . Cni*. Mich. said has placed him before our readers ter. Third Vice 1’resident—Mrs. Wm. in that light. • PENNOCK —W1LI.IAMH Jones. x,-«. i, iu*., v>... /• —nAt \Hickory Corner*. Corresponding Sec.—Mias Ettie Main. Several zTailruad meetings have i i'iidik-a. oi rucKor) lain, ot Hone. Mich. Recording Sec. — Miss Allie Mudge. lieeri held in thb city of Ute. having in Treasurer—Mrs. John Fuller. view the building oi the road trom Kala­ The next meeting is to be held at the mazoo to thb dty. Progress has been home of Mrs. John Fuller, on Friday made as follows: The appointment of afternoon. Nov. 26th. at 2 p. m. It is D. IL Cook, C.S. Burton and Robt. hoped that as many as can will be pres­ iwson as a commilte to secure the ent as there are needy ones to be looked rlcM of a solicitor to raise funds for after now it is getting colder weather. Ut , building of the road. For the ac­ the Tm: county canvassers were in ses­ complishment of this 820,000 must be raised by Horry county. This sum sion Tuesday and Wednesday of last should not stand in the way of secur­ week. Following are the pluralities ing tbe road. for the republican candidates for the How to Avoid Cold>.—In two respective offices: Governor-Cyrus < 1. Luce.......... 110 quarts of cold water put a tablespoon­ Lt. Gov.—Joseph H. MacDonald... 127 ful of ammonia and as much salt With Sec'y of State -Gilbert R.Osmun.. . 155 118 a large sponge bathe the neck, chest Treasurer—George Malta............... . Ito and shoulders every morning. Besides Aud. General-Henry H. Aplin Ui. exblUniUiw rtt«rt* 11 protect ddl- Com. State L'd Office—Bosco D. Dix 12S cate ones from colds. A good solid •Atty. General—Moses Taggart......... 123 auit of clothes, ora warm overcoat, Supt Ihib.In't’n—Joseph Estabrook 133 however, is just as effective. The T, Mem. Bd Edt’n Joseph Badcoek. 122 :«u6 w< ■C. A Co.” Clothing is tbe best fitting, Congres—James O’Donnell........... 159 most durable and cheapest. Go to K. Senator—George N. Potter............ A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE 215 K. Grant and usk to see some. Trade Representative—J. M. Rogers.... 417 Sheriff—Baker Shnner..................... mark on every’ garment 257 Clerk-Frank McDerby......... We often hear the question asked. Register—Ralzey B. Richards.., ............................ 220 Why it is that Dr. He** can take cases Treasurer—Christopher wrA. Hough. M9 A. Houg that for years have been considered Prosecutor—Philip T. Colgrove.. ___________________ Commissioners — A. E. Kenaston. 286 hevond human aid, and treat them with S utSvSSsueL-ras. We believe ta H. E. Hendrick. . 201 ------ ---170 tbe first place that WPjJrietaN Survevor—Asa D. Rork................. 174 make great mistakes in perfectly diag­ Coroners—J.M. Nevins................. 180 A.L. VanHorn ............. nosing a case, consequently make a failure in a cure. Dr. Hess we find, We may 1* pardoned perhaps for a few suggretions with reference to the dwells wh.r7.j-rt; waterworks. The dty will be supplied knowledge ana wonacriu* J™*"™ *L*2 with water in a short time, if the handling chronic and very di“c^ cjues We know very well that many pleasant weather shall continue. The of hla cures that be ho Perto™1**1."? questioa then shall be bow can we make almost beyond comprehension and that them pay a revenue ? If the council or be not onlv rell.ve. * P***™', tot per- the board of control or whoever shall have the matter in charge. shaB take the proper course, the water works will vtot here Main Moad»y, Not. —<1. »t l^n P bTon a^ytag basis. If they tbe H«»Un»» House. shall In their zeal to make them pay. Auotw tbe.ptrMMt.urprtMi of the be hoggish about the chargee, the election wm the feet that lurry county chances are that the dty, and not pri­ »rr»rod luoir In tbe republics column vate individuals, shall pay the expense. bnmUome minority, electin, tbe In one branch alone, wbdr “poMltnn tllket. That county ter motors, a revenue of $400 to S600 can be derived, if the charge for water i<i onlv reasonable. Because there are ganized. Marshall L. Cook, h»q., was t mao v^S welLx in the dty. it will EEle chairman of the be many vears before any other source mittee. utd be nt oooe proceeded to or- will supply water for household pur­ ™ There will be some revenfSS tboe wbowtab fet endMw rtiolerrj>ubUmn nrrojtb lawns and gardens. But in this cml waa Dolled insuring victory. xhi» y*13 ™ arm conduct or . cumpetje. the returns would be plant wfll not be snfBdenUy wM.brtlltottwico- tn every But th. unr.t IMOO. I» th. dtr ably seconded CTRUCK BOTTOM! Prices Way Down. I offer Clothing!’and Men’s Furnishing Goods at Prices that are Sure to Please My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg­ est and best selected of any in the city. MEN’S OVERCOATS From $1.75 to $20.00. BOY’S OVERCOATS From $1.50 to $10.00. Don’t buy a suit or overcoat until you my stock. All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, 20 Regular 50-cent Uuderwear, 40 $1000 FORFEIT Kersey Pants, SiS,r « JiSta M1VW.0. of frtr 25 Extra Fine Scotch Caps, 50 Fine White Shirt, double back and front 50 The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in Barry County at the very lowest prices. R. K. GRANT Cash Clothier. | ATEST NEWS! Special Sale of Lamps. Another lamp house gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doz. of their lamps at prices that no oth­ er house in Barry Co. can reach. To see and get prices will convince you at once. New Pineapple Glassware—Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water Sets ever offered in the city. We have Tobacco for the same money of any other house in the county and always did have. We have’the cheapest line of Gloves and Mito we ever had. We will have the largest line of HOLIDAY GOODS We ever had. Our Grocery Stock is com not ba undersold by any man on same Bring your produce; we want it. . Yours truly, we will SETH, HAMS HaAHH.' �£ — iei RECEIVE AN ORDER FROM T^E UN­ CROWNED LABOR KING e order? Could kidney* no M«n a* poodlde. Saturday Knight* t>f labor wm ladd at i'^rmania halt and largely attended by the atriker.i Tbe following letter frura Grand Hauler WorkpHiLAiixr.viiiA, Nov. 10.—T. 11. Bamhv, Ckicauu: lu n circular issued March 18, afterward* njiproved by the entire order. In brought intotljAiontrovriuy. liatx» no act ion wasnrs-Mam-. During the sessioa of tbe M-t’Jc the Mrike, txit in coae cC failure the wilfaml notifying tuc again rfrock for eight boor*. Tlw IxMrii fnotructe you and Carlton, _ U—. . .. •_ ..I— *v_ rhtxof Iteltor takes definite action <ai the eignt-bour plai If the men refuse take their charters W must have otrdirnce nnd dbcJpline. Hy ordur of Grand Executive Board, T. V. PownxkhY, Chairman. nnx-ng tbe atrikere, but finally a rraolutiou wm adopted by the meeting declaring tbe fore thf noon hour hundred* luul left I*ackgoing to F«>wlrgw* >, Tbe militia aiui deputire will !>• Ji-pt at tbe vnrds until prospects of trouble ore over. Lieutenant Governor Smith. The lieutenant 8 8 r -,ei M Tire mtutia itunxiUHUKK of affairs at Paekhigtnwn c intbiues. He thbikn Hint a • turn at the duty should be taken by tlie Thir* aud Fourth regiments. Sljoukl tlteru be a iieressity for • maintaining a lorvr at tl>e stuck yard-* any k-ngth of time a system of weekly reliefs might-be inaugu­ rated. Tlx- country regiment* could alao Tbe h«W awociation tout Kuudny In < Wiatl- orations, was prominent tn a long debate u idrh occupied tho meeting, nnd denounred Powderly’s intorfermme in strong tmus. iUchanl Powers, of tl>e .Hmmen’o radon, roundly sound Powderly, and favored the strikers bolding out lu tboir struggle. Only <ax man. Marl. 1.. C’rawfonL return- At the dose of tbe meeting a committee of Aaantbirt* wax admitted with a petition to ftevernor Oglesby in behalf of the eoodemned Aunday evening there wm a largely-at- derlyV order' Tile irtriterw rowdred to obey it by the executive board. JoxEMion*. Ilk. Nov. 13.—For tbe flrat hi* We a cold-blooded and brutal murder i. "THE HEWS H REMOVE D the finret engine du BKOAKDZMG THX FVMOTIOXR Off even a fractional part of this work, AX IXffOXTAMT OMAK. without attention from the engineer? To U* Editor of thr tMeotlde American; W 111 you pennit u» to make known to Ui turn to w ork —»■ H-.-Ktlng Ikml you extreme importaoee cal Journal of “Code** standing would admit three facts, for very obvious reasons. H. H. WARNER* CO.. That we may emphasize nnd clearly explain the relation the kldnevs sustain to the general health, and how much is dependent upon them, we propose, metaphorically speaking, to take one from the human body, place in the wash-bowl before us. and examine it for the public benefit. You will imagine that we have be­ fore us a body shaped like a bean, smooth and glistening, about four indies in length, two in width, and one in thickness. It ordinarily weighs in the adult male, about five ounces, but is somewhat lighter in the female A small organ ? you say. But understand the body of the average size man con­ tains about ten quarts of blood, of which every drop passes through these filters or sewers, as they may be called, many times a day, as often as through the heart, makings complete revolu­ tion in three minutes. From the blood they sepasate the waste material, work­ ing away steadily night and day, sleep­ ing or waking, tireless as the heart itself, and fully of as much vital im­ portance; removing impurities from sixty-Ove gallons of blood each hour, or about forty-nine barrels each day. or 9,125 hogsheads a year! What a wonder that the kidneys can last any length of time under this prodigious strain, treated and neglected ns they are ? We slice this delicate organ open lengthwise with our knife, and Will roughly describe its interior. We find it to be of a reddish-brown color, soft and easily torn; filled with hundreds of little tubes, short and thread-like, starting from the arteries, ending in a little tuft about midway from the >utaide opening irto a cavity of considerable size which is called the pelvis or, roughly speaking, a sac. which la for the purpose of holding the water to further undergo purification before it passes down from here into the ureters, and so on to the outside of the body. These little tubes are the filters which do their work automati­ cally, and right here is where the dis­ ease of the kidney first begins. , Doinjc the vast amount of wdrk which they are obliged to, frottTthe slighest Irregularity in our habits, from cold, from high living, from stimulants or a thousand and one other causes which occur every dav, they be­ come somewhat weakened* in their nerve force. What istne result? Congestion or stoppage of the current of blood in the small blood vessels surrounding them, become blocked; these delicate mem­ branes are irritated; Inflammation is set up, then pus is formed, which col­ lects in the pelvis or sac; the tubes are at first partially, and soon are totally, unable to do their work. The pelvic sac goes on distending with this cor­ ruption. pressing upon the blood ves­ sels. All this time, rememl>er, the blood, which is entering the kldnevs to be filtered, is passing through this* ter­ rible, disgusting pus, for it cannot take any other route! Stop and think of it for a moment. Do you realize the importance, nay the vita! necessity, of having the kidneys in order? Can you expect when they are diseased or obstructed, no matter how little, that you can have pure blood and escape disease? It would be just as reasonable to expect. If a pest­ house were set across Broadwav and countless thousands were compelled to go through its pestilental doors, an, es­ cape from contagion and disease, as for one to expect the^blocd to escape pollu­ tion when consMujtly running through a diseased kidney. Now. what is tbe result ? Why, that the blood takes up and deposits this poison as it sweeps along into every or­ gan, into every inch of muscle, tissue, flesh and bone, from your bead to vour feet. And whenever, from hereditary Influence or otherwise, some part of the body is weaker tn an another, a count­ lees train of diseases is established, such as consumption In weak lungs, dyspepsia, where there fa a delicate stomach; nervousness, insanity, paraly­ sis or heart disease in those who have The heart must soon feel the effects of the poison, as it requires pure blood to keep it in right action. It increases its stroke in number and force to com­ pensate for the natural stimulus want­ ing. in iLs endeavor to crowd the im­ pure blood through this obstruction, causing pain, palpitation, or an out-of­ breath feeling. Unnatural as this forced labor Is, the heart must soon falter, becoming weaker and weaker until one day it suddenly stops, and death from apparent “heart disease" is the verdict. But the medical profession, learned and dignified, call these diseases bv high sounding names, treat them alone and patle'nLi die, for the arteries are carrying bio w death to the effected part, constantly adding fuel brought from these suppurating, pus-laden kidneys which here tn our wash-bowl are very putrefaction itself, and which should have been cured first. But tiifa fa not all the kidneys have to do; for you must remember that each adult takee'about seven pounds of nourishment every twenty-four hours to supply the waste of the body which fa constantly going on, a waste equal to the quantity taken. This, too. the kid­ neys have to separate from the blood with oil other decomposing matter. But you say, “My kidneys are all right 1 have no pain in the back.” Mistaken man! People die of kidney disease of so bad a chara . ter that the organs are rotten, and yet thev have never there had a pain nor an ache! Why? Because the •Aaease begins, as we have shown, in the interior of kidney, where there are few nerves of feeling to convey the sensation of pain. Why this is so we may never know. tbe dfciicacv of their structure, the with which they are deranged, can you wonder at the Ul-hmith of our men and women? Health and long life cannot be expected when so vita! an organ is impaired. No wonder some writers Don’t you see how dangerous this hid­ den disease is ? It is lurking about us constantly, without giving any indica­ tion of its presence. The most skillful physicians cannot detect it at times, for the kidneys them­ selves cannot lie examined by any means which we have at our command. Even an analysis of the water, chem­ ically and microscopically, reveals nothing definite in many cases, even when the kidneys nre fairly broken down. Then look out1 for them, as disease, no matter where situated, to f«3 per cent, as shown by aftar-death examina­ tions, hns its origin in the breaking down of these wen-ting tubes in the interior of the kidneys. As you value health, as you desire long life free from sickness and suffer­ ing. give these organs some attention. Keep them In good condition and thus prevent (as is easily donei all diseases. Warner’s Safe Cure, hs it beeomee year after year better known for its wonderful cun* and its power over the kidneys, has done and is doing more to increase the average duration of life than all the physicians and medicines known. Warner’s Safe Cure is a true specific, mild but certain, harmless but energetic and agreeable to the taste. --Take It when sick as a cure, and never let a month go by if you need it, without taking a few bottles ns a pre­ ventive, that the kidneys may be kept in proper order, the blood pure, that health and longJife may be vour bless­ ing. H. H. WARNER A (X). INA CHURCHYARD QUAINT AND OLD. Al a feeble father's side Walked a piaid at SaWuth tide. EXPENSIVE Fnx’l Archer. U>e jockey, who killed him­ self Monday at Newmarket, EnglawL leaves nearly »l,!SW,<Xri. . Tbe national couvefition of United Prreby- ameliorate tbe condition of tlx- working t-lnnrn Tbe country h in an excellent financial condition, and sustains pleasant're­ lations with foreign powirs. (hte-balf of the town of Wolcott, Ind., in­ cluding I'eck's hotel and the Christian church, was destroyed by fire Tuesday morn- The output of flour at Minneapolis laet Muhirct. "Tbe fmcat nnd cohtliott wood imported to thb country is French walnut,** vud a Brook- Ida C. Hultin wax ordained and totalled mand for fine wooda is increasing yearly. Walnut which i« xupjirerd to be imported from France in reality cornea from oriental quickly be detected by the expert. Expend vo and fine woods onue to thia country in Ings. Tbe log* are tlnrt piner-1 in cellar*. where they nre subjected to th- action ot steam until they become quite soft They are tlw-n pbu-ed under tin* aiiarpret kind of a knife and shared For venoera the «hrete time Ebony is, pj'rhapa, th" higbmt degree. Tlw- ndopfc-d daughter of H. M. Hoxie, vice president of tbe Missouri Paciflr rotpl. was married to C. Tbnrn.'of St Ixxiix, Thuraday. m JULIUS RUSSELL Few Questions Asked Citizens ot Hastings and Vicinity. Are you in need of any Drugs or Medicines? Call at my store and you will find a complete line\»f Ihrigs and Patent Medicines of all kinds. z ' , Do you require any Wines or Liquors? 1 have now on hand a large stock of pure Wines. Brandy and Whiskey in bulk or in bottles carefully selected, and sold exclusively for medicinal purposes. Do you expect to paint your house, bam or carriage? I keep Brushes. Paints. Oils. White I*ead. Carriage Paints, and everything used by painters. ' Do you wish to buj’ Wall Paper? * Calf and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or Fancy Articles^- ' We sell everything in the line of Druggist Sundries at the lowest possible price. Do you desire your Prescriptions aud Medicines Compounded and put up by a competent and trusty Pharmacist? You wifi always find one in attendance at my drug store and we guarantee all prescriptions to be pure and reliable E. H. Lathrop, M. D. W.B j?. Ho’-* D! LCW pOOK Vrt»4 A. JOHN ab 1 M pra OH I. M F Thursday a plan of orxanixalion for Uk~i * United Pnabyterian AMociation of North in demand. Tbe beat mahogany comm from San Domingo. Roan wood i* worth from G. ™ Coxne in and See TTS, core of Um« convicted Annn-hikt* of Chicago before the Illinois aupretne court. Jaonnnl Swett baa aboi been retained. The anU iuuaic conrenticn ot United Prta- 'What iu the value of French walnut?" high as <2 a pound. All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give^you batter than <; rand Rapids prices. And see if what we say is not true. Tw»lay at Allegheny City, Pa. Wite Burns, an agent of tbe Temperance Alliance, committed suicid*- Monday night at Dre Molnre, lowi. It is said that fmr of bodily barm from tho saloon ek-niout i»-d to Marlborough, who owns it, valuta it at B®>,OOQ. An informality touching tbe posting and signing of election notices ha* been discov­ ered at Mancbreter, N. IL. which may re­ sult in tl>e efectiiai of Rayuea. Itep.. to c«i- WOODS. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, next, during which rallrwids will be blocked with snow, high wmd* will dwtroy prop­ erty, and electrical dtsturljanrea will affect <18,001. Tbe famous Blenheim “Madounn** i« the Sad to me. FOR N. J., exploded Tuesday aft-nmon. one man be ing killsd and fire otliers seriowuy wounded. Cbark— Herron, member of the old board of publip work*, has t*en acquitted at Cin- The East Shore Lumber company's mill at Muskegon. Mich., wm burned Monday night. In a churchyard quaint and old. By thn wa. Stands a U».-vt«iot>e in tbe raow. DEMAND To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the let of Oct., and will have a complete stock of L vember at Xenia, Ohio. / Patsy O*Lrary, of Cincinnati, his accept Tommy Wamu’s challenge fora fight Chicago for from f 1,000 to *’>,000. O'Lei pe Thurwlay morning. H In Moutbcrn California to J. H. T Many Drooklyniu-a whom I parquet work or wood flooring. This kind of flooring is well Anough in summer, but in ital of |3,0UU,0a). makm halls and vrrtibuJeH very attractive.”— Brooklyn Eagle Intarview. The great sources of the extensive curative range of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic are its great blood purifying quali­ ties and its gentle aperitive action.there­ by removing all restraint from the secretive organa, curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, coativeness, bad breath, .piles, pimples, low spirits, sick and nervous headache, ague, malaria, and* all stomach, liver and kidney troub­ les. The most delicate stomach accepts it with relish. Price fifty cents, of Fred Hotchkiss. William Hislop of Dowagiac has a contract to furnfah 100,000 railroad, and 7U.G00 switch ties. THE HOMELIEST MAN in Hast­ ings as weU ah the handsomest and others call at our store and get free, a trial bottle of Kemp’s Balaam for the Throat and Lungs. It cures acute and chronic coughs. Price 60 cents and •1.00. W. H. Goodyear. . FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp's Liver Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, far the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. ‘•I TRIED Everything, without re­ lief, but Kemp's Pile Suppositories cur­ ed me.” So writes A. G. Rose, New London, Conn. Price 50 cents per box. W. H. Goodyear. D. C. Drury, a pioneer of Ixmawee county, dropped dead at St. Louis Saturday morning. xuooa xMSXteay guaraa- K. M. LATHKOF, Drugght. The Beat Solve tn the world for Cota, Bruises. Sores. Ulcere. Salt Rbemn. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hinds Chilblains. Corns, and sktn ErupT-toas, IWier of that paper contain M> little troth Dr. Jerome F. Week*, formerly eurgeon a tbe Fifty-flret llliuoix infantry, died Friday parte, Miun., was iltiring Thurmlay night haiu-mi down, and tbe county rvcanlx and troaourer'e aofe renaired-preaumabiv to Tbe Western Farmer i?nblbhing company (T. D.4C, M. Plumb) at Madtem. Wk, made an assignment Friday- Tbe areete are placed at •) 1.7W, with liabilities at Chicago firms nre interested. The LAHOE8T STOCK OF STOVES EVER EXHIBITED IN HARRY COUNTY' Is now on sale at H. A. GOODYEAR A SONS’ Hardware Store. .. 8tock embraces over FIFTY’ distinct patterns and size, and Include ail the uitwt patterns and improvements, find intending purchasers may f«l aMtir«1 of obtaining here the beat goods at reasonable prices. Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store At 42 Wirt Miii Strssi, iutes li Bo!s Slocli, deakw at Bloomington. Ills l. announced. Tbe pohreof Sh^l>yviUe. Ind., captured a urglar named •'Walk" Hammond, who Battle Creek, Mich. The store is flljed with Bargains in each department. In fact the Stock is all Bargains. Cotton Flannels, Denimr. TinkrngR, Sheetings. OptAt Prices we will not quote in tbe paper, but we will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish you. We invite you to give us a call and we will endeavor to sell you gDods right; ana if you do not want to purchase, call and we wnil show yon our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childe', Mjesea' and Ladies' Cloaks. Biffij.cw, lira. �The} hustings Banner. Haptinos, Barry |4ABSH.ALjI-> o>-. Mich, L. COOK.. MBSFRl^nON RATES RATES: t-rvenr......... . ........... ....tiffooo .. btnir* for apeetal positions. aDVEETTHING THE FAT STOCK SHOW. ftNDTHEt SUDDEN DEATH. roent thatdmth wa* caused by rheuroatisin or neuralgia of the heart canuot fail to have beennoticed. In all probability manv death* attributed to heart diwaao are canned bv three tembtediaewro. which are tar mor^ danitvrousihaui.gcneralh axuidered. 1. there any poMtive cure? 'TLl. Um anawcr tuaueh a auction is given bv tlu»e who kan teen rural by the tu>e of Alhlophoroa. THE PRESIDENT’S NEW HOME. Victor Clover Holler, The Best Machine of its Kind Made. Cleveland decided to chri-.tcn it “Oak View." Kenosha. Wla, *ay»: Chicago, Nov. 12.—The fat stock show • 1 don’t Idtm any one ever aufleml with was in full blast Thursday and the attendtheumatLio as. 1 did and lived; in fact JOB PRINTING. c anev wa* larger than oti any previous day. ,.|c ,*.foll In the Job Printing De- • neither 1 nor toy ]>coplc ex]>erted u» see The big show ring wa* cut in half, aud ex­ the li.iNNJtK- Everything in the tuc walk alxmi again, and at umis di­ Inbits of Ixitb cattle and horsre were run at al wired of uiy lite. 1 wes stricken during tbe MUM-time. Each waa interesting, and. .« approved patterns of machinery the month of January. 1 had taken a :?. aorMnec viuptoycd. enables tho severe cold in lire car* on tnv wav to Chicago; I bud returned home,'when one evening 1 wa* taken m> suddenly that in a few uiinutea from it* iiiat appearanre I wa* »o prostrated that ] had to Im- earned to my U-d-r<Ajn>, where I remained until the following Slav. During the interval of January and Mu v the suffering 1 Lore cuuhl not be dreeribed. j was treated by the best phniciam, alto Lad different wore in roumiltathm without any material rhsofre. Myarwwand bniba were drown in such Uiape dial 1 could not lie down, □nd wm licInlrM to asaiirt myself in anv in the opinion of the horw and rattle men way. 1 wa* in tire constant care of a nurse pnvent, *oa>» tine stuck wa* dwwn. l>Xh night and day. One of the nurses 1 Tlie Pvrcbonni borxrs—heavy French draft had applied magnetism, but that wa* u rfrx-k— were find »h<j-vu. M. W. Dunham, failure. I ••oiunienreri taking AthlophoHM, of Wayne, Ilk., nx-med to have pretty uaarty anti could feel it* effect* upon me as so<>ti a •■walkover." Hta cntrira took all the eight a* I xoiunietiml taking iu li was cer­ premfrun* in tbe s and -t year old stallion tainly marvelous. J wo* soon able to clawaw In tlw man elaia. Dunham took । ttraighteti my limbs, and when Iliad taken nine out of twelve' premium*, and' Dilina five liottl'-s ’ wa* free from rlit-nuiatuai." Hrra.. Xumia), UK. took tlw remaining Every drttggiM should keep AthlopLuroa lhr» c. In tho coach and carriage *lallion» and Atlilophoro* 1’dl*, but where they can­ Dunhniu took find premium The would not bo bouirht of the druggi*t the Athlophur<w Co., 112 Wall St.. New York, will fourth to P-.grii Bcim.. Ouawa, ill*. . In the rattle ring tlw* Devon* wens first semi either (earriuge puidi onavreipt ot «tx>»«n, J IV. JUoim-, Veroua, Wit,, E. T. regular price, which is ^l.fti (>cr bottle Doney. Jackson. Mich.. William Younger, for Atlilophonx and fide, for Pill*. FairLurv. lib., and B. Wnd.L-U, Mnriou, For tuner and kidney dlwaw. <Iy*pep»in'Sp dLttMlm. wvakii,:-.crvr>ua .U blilty, dlr< n>* Ohio, dividing the honor* b twwu them. In ot women, ronstliwtpMi. headaoc. Imr-urt the Sumi via* Overton Jar, Nndivilte. Lx. ’.at .Cr .4 Hilnr.l .»x IMIC- —. . in Barry Thia name fa. particularly appropriate. sa there t«ei .lays or a couple nf ।lent and Mr* Cleveland side tlwre Um fall, nor coutnmplate living there week*. -The jwesido noj intend to re­ do they at pr<*mt permanently at nil prwident ntui Mrs. Cleveland u> go nnd come a* they choose. It will be an admirable re- length of time without being intruded upon. “JIM CUMMINGS" ONCE MORE. tbe alL-gfd robber of Express Mr**»mgvr Ffdhi'ringhmn, ba* »j»jill fsirt the olX-aicula‘.lotixof the detoctivc* by writing anotlttT artier, thu time to Tlw itepuhhimi, which piiuiily d<*nK>p*trntt» that tlw tlieory that FothtTingham is tlw author of the varina* letter* revived and signed ••Jim Cummings" Ma, I Attorney at Law. MiddlrtUIe. Mlcb. I mortgage* valued at tlti.VM)—part of the carried off the premium*. 1. B Wales, Iowa City. Iowa, w&* awarded the premiums in the Hob&ein-Frwdau cLoak In the grade and mw« via* of meat eat th- there w ere twenty nutrka, Illinois tarrying off aif the premium.*, ox cent which went to Kentucky and caw to Cheyenne. Tbe riaughtering irate were interesting to thow »ho could *.« toe operation; but, ow­ ing to tbe inconvenient location, poor accom­ modation* fur apei-tator*. not more than one in fifty caught more than a glimpac of what t<ok plmv. Tho rapidity with which the butchers kill cd. kkintwd. and Urrared an nuitual ami tbr skill with which they handled Lawyers. . ■ r Hastings National Bank.'t U’iLLlAM B.ftWEEZKY. Attorney " At Law aud Solicitor in Chancery. WUXI AM B. SWEEZEY. ’’ Justice of the Peace. M. B. GLLLASPLE. Notary Public. trifle blood-curtlbug to the average ajioctator, and wvi ral women M><>ti eouchidod that other IMirix of tbe IntMing Lad more attraction*. Butcher* from Armour’*, Hem Bro*.', Mid N--1* Morri-' ronteated and made mhiio very quick time nnd pci-furtuod good work COBB. PAS til nNA Hl.E bllE^MAKKR. mcmaiN CATARRH !xw=wa:iis2“«’,' ••Richard Rob,’’ l>ut decline to make their name* public. < 'uturning* mtatre**, it w ■aid, drx-ribtu him txa<lly as Fotbcringham did. ’ \ l0\1_ tirgular n.f-tiuxs every A. 1«’»H Friday rvctdtig. a! Tern- CTucAtxi. Nov. Wm. A. Pratt.once a bright monitor of the lot>ia bandied at I’ontiuc asylum Friday, Jauwn Aniianast made a report c Lutt week. 'X I x v Of. thu good things of thi* tbe “parking Im.l pnwurvingot e«QKn< Tha . are .n, sorrowfully ..r-.w.uu, • let L'KllM fOKHtLF. OneoftbrbeM.farms In or Pnpn-u. ,*.±77t: altaz. p"*?" ' V I- »n • ri;<m township, o! our hundred a<r< <. alone on account cf - -a Dys peiaia I *** fur l“*kln8 nn<l Z \M will cure Dyspepsia, - t; - *<-rr» tupter good cultivation, good Dyspepsia Tablets — Indigestion aud Constipation; sold on « pulUra (uxruu. xl a xixl S0.e«.u, b, i > «. „, J TVBIAS GARN. Charles Hanley of lluuilin. Eatou !Ug eggs wbUe ami .^4 county, aged CO years, was found dead fresh, many mlllioa* '-j in lied recently. ' | of ddlara bad l>«m -<f^. i t h <> u t . material Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers and bad sores upon the body face or limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the system aud blood of every trace of diseitses that have their origin therein. .. tii. trough of tbe political warn. The He­ Cures tbe rheumatism, salt rheum and : •.ould agstost a state of general anatny. canker, and is well recommended by never be attained until man knew bow Ur pro­ It. a tew state* they have been aided by the In- the medical profession all over the ■•iir.ui prewuec <4 a great leader, whose country. Price SI per bottle. 5old by long human life. ■;«*-riies Lave awakened altuoM tbe only euthutiMtn, anywhere shown. Tbe rreult of the W. H. Goodyear rjHxdm is gratifying; tt* gains are an in»piIf your stomach is disordered, try a rxiton; the I teinocraUe loosre are a plain guide ’ > the popular drtO. From this time forward bottle of Cobb’s Pills. W for 25 cento. W. H. Goodyear. lically boy<x>tUug all organixatiuua aud aaao.ur-p out tnm Washntgtou.tbe masqueraders W. J. GUdas fell down stairs In uos u> pw>M**.*ion. tbe fore of protection, equal |t>- and patriotic government. It fcv now the Detroit recently, and Monday he died uuty of all earnest aud experienced workers to of his injuries. fend their emnMa toward atiMMl and hearty cork lor IMh. Tbr party h to le consolidated. Those who believe that nature will ' - ■ r< <i and rallied. To tnls work Tile Tribune work off a cough or cold should under­ -. i-rl-e. Its zealous efforts. DIE TRIBUNE offers for iwri several excel- stand that this is done at the «P<®»e lliinoi* board of agriculture until a change • at premium*, including of the constitution. Each time this weakens the svstem, and we all knou a work compiled by THE TRI Bl ’NE.espeeW- that the termination of this dangerous . for the young men of the ( nited States, ft Is thonmgb statement ol U>«- prreeui Matuvof practice is a consutnpUve s gmve* Don’t take the chances, when a Muy io ovginiKT*. tu»- rules vi every cent liottle of Dr. Bigelow s Positive riant tmnw. the records ot noted contest and whb-vrn.rnis of American Champions, Cure will safely nnd promptly cur? any rhe bonk will contain about U» dlustnrtlou. recent cough, cold or throat or lung Burlingame, Grady; « it tptnrs are provided for oo A reiienr. Base-bMI.• trouble. Buy the dollar IxittJe of, Jired ■ itli tbe record ol wonderful playing and the Botchkise for chronic cases or family The New-York Tribune. Lrdlie. Kimbolton; J. T. Smith, Kochs; W. H. Wta*r, Mohawk Valley; -F. Maiser, Parts; F- Brough. WebK Bltnote-J F. Hoodrix, Coffeen; R D. Lttwlller, Garber; cratic party. N. G. JotM-a, Springville. lowa-A. Q Hill's Peerless Gough Smip » ‘1‘Jck Smith, Arbor Hill; Mm J. McGowan, Fair­ _______ ___ 4». T C- ■ to act upon and cure a caidture* do nay- ^V- H. Goodyear. am, Ringsted. AtiRur. Cavalry Inxtrurtor at Wert PolaL l^Gj1 THKBKV.nEt> H. THAVEB. «f h.ri.r. Thoirat Claptmro. General <1«W W?UR^ Wingate. Pro(e*M»r Geonw Goirtlc. Director ol > Athletics ot the Nc« York Athletic Clu». a»d » Mold by W. n. Goodjear. A»nt- number of private Kentlemrh through the rtasu'ri&i^', * ....................- ------------- _ . ARKVOQ MADE »»V mrtlRewtUMS. iWntry have titruivbfnf fwt» roacerulug tM Mnplc*' mill exploded with terrific force Fri­ rild Kame and tiunUuK aborts of their acveral day night, blowing tbe mill to atoma, in.‘x-alltles. No book nt thl« rhameter ha* ever i-en pul into print in America It l» aufllclwit- Hold by W. H. Goodyear. ,«,nfly k'lliny Milton Map**, owner of tbe .. .-unwv *»it aomill, and bis sun. a boyl2 yaan rt^l^Kterelwt Priceifc..»f-«“>•’* torn to fragments. Robert Monrose, Link Kid b" vTfl. (toodraarmires. Retail price, r.*JO. Terma. pmtagr I --ui. with WreMy I year. K.30. with Bemiweekly i ye:ir axafi. with bally, aioho. Oajy to i»e had in coiH.fwtloti with yearly subscription* jMdgc Johnson of the Ohio supreme court hat toTHETKlBirNP. gale on Lake Michigan Monday wreckage Utt- edge-molding blue, Tbe railing has three white panels. SmalV portions of the >pper xbly luul a crew of from eighteen to twentyfour men. Ohio Otficlal K-turn*. Coi.VMhCH, Ohio, Nov. II.—TImi dfflciai entt, ;i5i.:;W; Smith. Prohibitionist, ft*,05”; Bonanl, Groeuback. I.iltti. Robinaut's j>luralily, 11JKL in ISM Hobinrfoti* plurality for secretary of state wa* U.-M- The rv*t of tlw Hcoublican state ticket has plundithw ranging from .'»,00o to <i,«)*l grmU-r than tbe Good Goods at Bottom Prices’ ASK YOUR DEALER FCR THE IMPROVED P1MT1L00I 70,000 workingmen in tbi* city, .who divide their voire U-twenn the RcpuUhvan and Dem­ ocratic jiartk-*. If they should coujluno way. It is now announced that they intend to place a mndiilate of their own in notninatiou for mayor. The eleetion will be held in February. _______ '________ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP. The Best Is Always the Cheapest. Monday night, tbr <xmtract* for lighting having expired. There are no funds with HOOSIER IMUFACTURlHfl CO., FORT WAYIE, HD. the statue is tbe projmrty of the government. Members of the lighthouse boanl aud that tho whole matter wa* in tbe hands of (wn. Schofield, who thinks it best to wait until A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. IxDtAXAFOUK, Ind., Nov. *J.—GenUamen alarming extent within tho hat few days. They say that in tbolr vicinity more than 1,000 cattle are afflicted with the malady, which in incurable, and which fo rapidly Messrs. A. Black & Co.. Hastings, Mich., ' Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, In Eaton county the prohibitioulsfo drew । he most votes from the demo­ SFfiK: i. He HASTINGS MICH. WRECKAGE FOUND. THE DAIRYMEN. li-a- l\il (iirt-H t» Cfittinff nd Fittiai/. Putter)!* ‘ ut t‘j vtrift. TjlE TRIBUNE, New York. MESSER B found m Fotbcringhnm ir trunk were written by the wune ja-nani. but who wrote them is the mystery. The detectives now say they if AKflS V. B \KKER.!&fu1 Estate. JI i n^irunce and i.oans. • • Kuiivaaft Sou. u -doors north of 1'iHlofSre. i * -L. -?..t*.euuta;filven to. making exchanges • . ;. rhe intemt* cf lion-resident the two Unabridged t'lne. Hygiene and [■Mb's Htatorjrof the We have the exclusive agency for the VICTOR for Barry County, and threshers are invited to call and get prices. They can afford to buy no other than the Victor Clover Huller. ’ Respectfully, <rf complicity in tbe rolibery. ■ -akveth. 1 l -ru-mansirtp. Cros* Country Hunt i.f. with a dlacnadonxifKiDop and n*tructl»n How to Design. Build Boat; itowiuK. finocing. Flsblni '•wimming, Hunttug with Sbot-gu <iunp4nitoiit. Winter SportarRleyaM I’butograpby «ti<l a few minor ape La Grange, Jut Grange Co.. ImL, May 25tht18Hu. Report of joint committee by the agricultural societies of Stl Joseph county. Michigan, and La Grange countv, Indiana, to test the relative merits of the Vic­ tor Clover Huller.-of Hagerstown, Marylknd, and of the Birdsell Monitor, Junior Clover Hidler, of South Bend. Indiana. Whekkas. At the St. Joseph county. Michigan. Fair, held as Centrevflle, on tlie 21st day of May. 1880, an agreement was entered into by the representativea of the different machines to have a trial of their merits at the La Grange County Fair, on Thursday. May 27.1880, a joint committee was formed, consisting oi live from each of the two counties, and held such trial this day. The committee, iu pursuance of,tbe agreement, secured two’two-horee loads of clover, which had been stacked two winters, and brought them on the grounds, and determined that each machine should thresh one load and then re-thraah the straw which had been run through the other machine, according to agreement. At the uonclusion of the trial tbe committee, after due deliberation, unani­ mously decided in favor of the Victor for rapidity and excellency of work in all? rtepecto. The Birdsell, from 1,339 pounds of straw, threshed 37 pounds of seed, mixed with u large quantity of chaff; the Victor, from 1,210 pounds of straw, ti:robed 48H pounds of seed, mixed with a less quantity of chaff. The time occupied in threshing by the Victor was eight minutes less than that occupied by the Bird­ sell. F renn the straw of the Victor the Birdsell rethreshed two pounds of seed; from the straw of the Birdwell the Victor rethieshed eight pounds of seed. The time occupied by the Victor in this re-threshing was seven minutes less than that occupied by the Birdsell. Signed by the committee: E. SiXBY, Chairman. La Grange. Indiana; J. H. Gaildnkr. Secretary. Jas. Richards, Morden Saben, Samuel Frankish, Chae. Frankish. Centerville. Mich.; L. M. Woodworth. Jas. Clngston, gkrad Lampton. J. E. Hook, Ijh Grange, Indiana. J. Hill. St. 1 limb Saved and a Family Made air* hl* Matement that Fotbcringham did his ■ HF Head the report ofjthe trial aa given beiow, and see if it i* not what we claim for it. Report of Committee., Attornt r THE CELEBRATED RHE EXHIBIT OF HOR8ES AND CAT­ TLE IN CHICAGO. Table Tops, Mantles, thanksgiving nd H— Manaing that tbe bank hwired irj be relic red of fta liability a* a United States depository. And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work Kuarantood flratrclaas. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnub esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit tbe peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful As we are tbe only dealers m Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who bny our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. �We want 20,000 pounds of Dried Apples. ; • ' Butter, in Crocks or Rolls. “ “ dozens of Fresh Eggs. x * \ “ l,ooo cords of Green Beech and Maple Wood. For ■w'lxioli ■will We Pay tlie . -h-’tcICHJS I HIGHEST Come and be Satisfied that the above is a FACT ! Our trade is 25 per cent. Better than Ever Before, which we attribute to the EX­ TREME LOW PRICES we are Giving in Every Department. Goodyear & Barnes! Is Getting to be^F the Household Word for Good Goods at Low Prices. ffita’s Cloak Department. Ladies’ Cloak i Department. We have now on hand the most complete Here we keep as large an assortment as in stock that was ever brought to Barry County, the Ladies' department. and at prices that will sell them. say that when we are asked the prices of arti­ before you buy. Exami Below are a few prices : Newmarkets from It is sufficient to cles in this department, everyone is astonished 5 to 20 Dollars. at the extremely low prices, and we are fre­ Short Wraps " 10 to 30 quently asked how we can sell them so Seal Plushes 11 20 to 40 cheap. ■ ■ Dress Goods I We are agents for the celebrated Jamestown Dress Goods, which are the very best of the kind. ■-— ' Underwear! Our Ladies 50-cent Underwear is the best value for the money in this count}', . Our stock of Dress Flannels is complete. Our $1.00 Red finds a great many purchasers. We make a specialty of Black Goods, andean show most anything In Gentlemens Underwear we have a full stock, and at very low wanted. prices. If you want to buy a Dress of any land look our stock over. Space wiU not admit of our quoting THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY! Is the Place where they Sell Groceries Cheap! You would think so, if you would only take a look at the little place some Saturday. They have the Best 50c Tea in Barry County. In Sugars they are io per Cheaper than others. ' . Get a Sample, and Prove It. * � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-11-25.pdf 1fe954c83aa9967b681f93a7cd40b028 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner?VOL The Hastings Banner. DETROIT rcsLwaaP ravaanaw, Our object in ad­ vertising is to induce those who are not our * at Hastinim, Harry Co., Mich., MARSHALL L. COOK. Regular Customers cBscnirno.x RATES to give our APVER'HMING RATE8: :i >wr irer................ ................. tlOO 00 *iirsew>r«prclai pMlliOiw. TOT JOB PRINTING. f th.- HAN.xr.B. Ercrythtns 1,1 the , -'j»<: nnd with the tairrt faces of • : Approved patlerwi of machinery tent workmen employed, enable* the . e- *awu »r eonntrx promptly attended. , * to to a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. • Holloways* dnw *tore. . a*.trillion paid to aurgical dmwisoa ASDLS M. D.. Physiean and Surgeon, Woodland, Mich. YOUR TIMMERMAN. >i,'..i*p.ithic Physician & Surgeon, 1 r; 4»t ot Holloways' drug ’•tore.) 1' <•:. JOSES. Dentist. fx prouiiNly .ittesded to. Ohio FartnerS li:»vrance Co. •in ou a man'* property against it'itm: or * tod. auahuR a mau's met Block, liaatiagi, Mich.) »l Attract Books tn Harry SaX, . KEN'A<TON, ( Attorney at I-aw, xi court* of the Slate. Collcdlotm TORN (' KBVETIl, 1 Attorney at Law, yUddievtUe, Mfeh. ’ •’ c.nritli J. G. Non 2 door* north 1 of Fortofllce. is partly owing the fact that to hold '• our trade. Do you nml any stronger proof of the uniformity and al­ ways reliable quaL ity of our goo is? County News. HICKORY CORNS RS. Mrs. Chaa. Allen, Henry Tolles and Mr. E. C. Elliott returned to their homes in Kansas last week. .John Blood and family recently from Montcalm Co., occupy the Aunt Phebe Willison house. Mr. Blood has engaged to work for Ed. Grilley as engineer. A job to build a bridge 38 rods long across the marsh near Frank Adams* in the north part of the township, was let last Saturday. .The soot in the stovepipe that runs through the posiofllee building took lire Saturday afternoon and 12 lengths of pipe were completely destroyed, but timely observance prevented further [inning p The remains of Miss Alice Smith, an employee in the Review and Herald oflice of Battle Creek, were buried in the east cemetery Friday. The deceased was formerly a resident of this township. The Rev. C. B. Voorhiee has a daught­ er born to him last Wednesday. The Smith family, who have occupied Wm. Lowden's place in the eastern part of the township for several years, nave moved away. Mr. Lowden has sold M) acres off of the south end ot that place for 81.3U0. Thanksgiving services will be held at the Wesley an church. Mr. and Mrs.Ozias B. Pennock, who have spent the past year in Kansas with their children, art* expected home to-morrow. • A. G. Cortright and M. .1. Taggart I an* drawn as jurors for the present | term of circuit court. • . Protracted meetings nt the M. P. church have closed for the present. Jennings were delegates from the Free­ Mrn. Jerial Wood, of this place, died port Union. 11Sunday unday morning last The funeral was Tuesday evening being the 17tb birth- Iheld ___ _________________ uld Tureddy at the Holmes M. E. day of Emeline Allerdlng, about thirty church, < north of this place. friends and relatives met at the honie The social last Friday evening at G. of her parents in Carlton, to do honor ISenter's wav a success. Netted 95, to the occasion. Many tokens of friend­ which will go to repair the church. ship and good will were presented the Mrs. Lucinda Sprague, an aged lady of young lady, among which were a hand- inearly four score yean, ia laying very some pair of gold bracelets, photograph low I with a stroke of paralysis. . album.cqt glans fruit dish, hood,brown NASHVILLE. cashmere dress pattern and numerous other articles, to keep in memory the The- Dews of Jas. Gregory and Mrs. happy events of Nov. 18th. *88. 1Madison having plead guilty to the J. Chesebrough was taken dangerous- charge i pending against them in the ly sick with bilious colic, on bis way to icircuit court was a complete but never­ Grand Rapidh Friday morning last. Itheless a pleasant surprise to our peo­ and upon his arrival there his two sons ]ple. and the prays- now is for a good were summoned to his bedktde. After istiff sentence. much suffering he wns able to come The apple evaporator has suspended home Saturday, and ia again seen on Ibusiness for the season, having turned the street. *out nearly 100JX10 pounds of dried ’ WOODLAND. '’lULi. IHUUp. ta home from Chic i­ i very unwillin | prison bars in sentence or ad —I’a opera boose Ticket* on —-------- - ---------- with onlv a coup­ le of thousand in the wheel. One week will tell the owner. Very Truly Yours. WOLVERINE. ward contributing to. or detracting from, one’s happineee. A poor-fining, dumsy-lookiog and mean-feeling cost will set one’s nerves trembling so that all around him are unhappy. Counider others if you don’t care for yourself, by buying the “T, C. & Co.” Clothing. It tits nicely, is strongly made and the price is low. Sold by K. K. Grant. 8TATBNKW8 The Oval wood dish company, of S. Haight and G. W.Smith have re- Igo. He returned Friday night, with Mancelona, has ordered five new ma­ turned from their hunting trip and re- Ihis father, who had been down to see chine*. stock imow. port 19 deers killed, several barrels of the 1 Geo. W. Stone, of Allegan, is an unde Fred Barker has opened u stock of of ex-I‘resident Arthur. Mr. Stone la ■■ ■■In Diamonds, Watchfish caught and numerous other game. Two cases of diphtheria reported in •confectionery in the Kanaga building. 31 yean old. H Uw’ Clncks* “ronzre. The hunting partv returned Thurs­ the township. • Pottery. NoveL Albert Barry is happy again; it is ।day night from the north, bringing a MMtiee in Jewelry, and another girl. igood supply of venison with them. Win Stanton had a severe fall at the found in the lake. Fancy “ ' Goods . Someone entered C. A. Hough’s feed mill one n;ght last week and removed creamerv Ijaturday last, while at work The soldiers' home at Grand Rapids show a magnificent on the new store house. He was try­ is Iq be dedicated Dec. 30<h. Gov. Alger therefrom 4 bushels of clover seed. stock at correct B. S. Hally bought a quarter of beef ing tome kind of trapeze performance delivering the address. prices. put it into his wood shed and bought a on a piece of scantling at the top of Charles Smith, of Burr Oak, kept his lock and locked it up. In the morning the building, when his support broke saloon open after hours. It cost him Burt cut a piece of t>eef for breakfast, and dropped him nearly 30 feet. The 8178 besides attorney fees. and ateut two hours after the beef was only Injuries he received were some slight brulsra. Thomas Miller, employed on u farm nowhere to lx* seen. Wilil rice, to allure wild duck, lias near Decatur, hanged himself Thursi I Henry Stmchcomb had a sheep killed been sown in the river and marshes day. Miller wks weak-brained. Woodward .hv’., . by dogs. . east of town. ' Frank Nye is teaching his first term Vassar people are thinking of getting John Bell has moved on his farm Campus Marfins. of school in district No. 2. an electric lighting circuit ik their burg, We have another shoemaker in town south of town, and Jesse Downs, the the power to be furnished from the Vas- • former owner, baa moved to town. DETROIT. over the postoflice. Rev. C. D. Curtis, of Grand Rapids, sar woolen mllh. Mrs. I’. 11. Hunsicker is on the. sick occupied the Congregational pulpit last Greenville can't possibly stand it any list. " • longer without a skating rink. One t'ASTLETON. Mrs. Barden has moved on the J. G. Sunday morning and evening. Clarence Chapin, a son of A. 1*. Chap­ will be opened in a few days 'and Mr». James Murphy and children and Jordan farm. Frank Roberts han moved into the in of Assyria township, died at E. 11. another on Jun. 1. sister Annie, of Hastings, visited with Mallory's last Wednesday evening. He Barden house. E. Lockhart's last week. had been undergoing treatment at . Some farmers around Litchfield are z Mra. C. Scofield returned to her home CARLTON. Mallory's for fits, and was thought to beginning to talk of plowing up their in Jackson Saturday. wheat in the spring on account of the That snow storm last week makes us be nearly cured, but was taken in the ravages of the Hessian fiy. Mrs. Wm. Smith is on the sick list.. afternoon and died in the evening. The J. Pari meter smiles on a new wiud- think that winter is coming again. Mush and milk social at .YkcoUOdell's funeral occurred Friday. Gates Austin, of Battle Creek, has mllLt The ease of th*- Albion Mfg. Co. vz. made assignment to his wife Austin Rev. Smith commences a series of to-night, Tuesday. E. Bribb, from Allegan Co., has A. C. Jarrard for disposing of chattel says he will pay all his debts, amount­ meetings at the East-Castleton U. B. moved into the Carpenter house on the mortgage property has been settled ing to iboat Sl,9uO,but hedosen’t want church Sunday evening. satisfactorilv. and the case will not te to be crowded. ' Rev. N. F. Sheldon has moved to the corner. , The chicken pie social held at Mr. tried. Cellar Creek ctr.ult. Mrs. Ewing, an a^eil lady, living Miller Barlier hus bought the reaiP. Owens has returned to his home Barnum’s was not large!v attended, it with her son-in-law, Andrew Carr, six dence property north ot Freeman's milt* north of Hart, in a fit of insanity, being very stormy. at Farewell. Johnny, do you belong to the salva­ barn and will move therein as soon as Wednesday, cut her throat, death en-. Wheat is looking well. Mrs. A. Sheldon has returned from a tion army? suing in a short time. Last Wednesday, night's storm felled Dr. A. J. Wright returned home last few weeks visit with her parents in the F. W. Ralph, democratic candidate week from the north where he has teen Kellogg & Bell's smoke stack, which south-east part of the state. for representative in Isabella county, has tern resurrected. Satie Reed closed her school at the hunting deer. Well, Doc., we don't A number of Nash villains took in who tied Henry Burr, his republican • Misner district Friday and will reopen like deer meat, do you ? James Beattie and family, of Irving. the fat stock show at Chicago last week. opponent, and tnen lost In casting lota, in about two weeks. Al. Durkee has returned from a trip now propose to content Burr's seat. — -- — ----------------------------------H. Horiner and wife entertained Bundayed al G. T. Daniel's. . Irvin Cain says it is not good for! to Buffalo. Robert Briggs, a farmer reaiding just their many friends Friday evening man to be alone, ho no he took unto him-i Frank Buis*.* now occupire~hu> new north of Grand Rapids, is experiment­ bealontu hint-1 with a social hop. ‘ sell a wife. ? < I store, and it’s m daisy. bell I i ing in a new direction. He puts com Members of the U. B. church turned ■’ and’ Ate Bev. <>. 6. Gritmril was at Detroit i **Wm. Raymond and' wife through —jh a threshing machine, in the out in general and l*uilt new* hitching several data last week. VanHorn and wife are spending a few " comes out _ ___ ‘_- and Liu"rHCi^r O“£ S. nv. . aortal ««P •“!. it »««• ?•> nicely ** sh-lled *•“ poets around their church. and with the fodder iu better condition Bub Hosmer, of Farewell, is visiting da vs at Greenville, visiting friends. at C. M. Putnam's last Friday evening. for the process. It is said that seven Jacob Wallace, of Irving, visited at his mother. A very large number wore present anti * __ . men thus shell 300 bushels a day. L. Hosmer hu moved into Bert Wm. Wallace Sunday last <d the Gie evening were | | Geo. Stacy is pre|>aring to move into the net proceeds of Smith's log house. R. A. Marvin, until recently editor of a part ot the Carpenter house, vacated I over (£«>, which will be applied toward Mrs. K. Lockhart nicked a bouquet V.. t__ _renBrettieT __a.i * i I furnishing Ik. by Tam ' the n»w new Masonic Indtri* lodge the Resiling Telephone, is missing. He of wild flowers in full blossom Friday. started for the west on Nov. 3 to find a 'Townsend’s sawmill started Monday I ronin. . (HEMLOCK AND PINE.) No place like Castleton. ■ - . 1 Leu Crocker has moved to Battle location where he could engage in busi­ last. Your scrite was laid up for repairs ness, but since that date no word has . John Carpenter. tir„ went to Portland Creek. last week. The voting people gave D. D. Bullen been received from Id in. His daughter Grim winter made us a call last week. last Monday on busineiw. Irvin Cain and wife, of North Carl­ a very pleasant surprise at the residence died last week and every effort was ton. spent Friday and Saturday with of Frank McDerby lust Monday even- made to discover the father's where­ (PINE AND CEDAR.) PRAIRIEVILLE. Jay Carpenter ana wife. 51rs. C. Lusk, of Rochester, N. Y„ is ’ abouts, but without success. A party of neighbors and friends Church at the Center every Sabbath Rev. James McArthur, of Cass City, visiting her sister. Mrs. H. R. Dickin­ is on the warpath, borne persons cir­ gave John Earl and wife a pleasant sur­ evening. son. prise st their home last Thursday even­ VNCLE TOM. culated the story that Brother Mc­ If 1 don't get too much Thanksgiving Arthur wasn’t any better than he ing. it being the 21st anniversary of 0 ••turkee” you’ll hear from me again should be, and be comes to the front their marriage. The evening wa* pass­ BOWENS MILLS. next week. . ed in social chat, and in partaking of a offering SfiO reward for evidence that Quite a blizzard last Thursday. 0. C. 81TKKR. bountiful supper prepared by the ladies. will prove that at Bad Axe, Cass City, School has commenced in the Robbins Fruit for the table was furnished by or elsewhere he has been guilty of ah GXAID BAT1DB. Mrs. H. G. Easton, ef Dakota, and wm district with G. A. Murry as teacher. infraction of the commandment cited Eliza Gorden .has commenced h*-r gathered from Sitting Bull's reserva­ by his eneniiea. Now’s th* time to put tion, west of the Missouri river. The school in the Pinery district. and Maple. MR. KDITOB; up or shut up, . The G. A. R. oyster social al Post guestaMeparted at a late hour leaving as A man named Chase and his wife Hall last Friday was a very pleasant Mrs. Abby Higgins, of Echo. Antrim reminder of their visit a beautifully were taken from their home on Ottawa affair. decorated china l-edrooin set. street to the jail last week for safe county, sentenced to Jackson tor seven Rev. White, of Middleville, is con­ I Quite a blizzard struck us last Thurskeeping. Both are In a demented con­ vears for teing accessory to the murder of her husband, has arrived at Jackson. ' day. since which the weather has been ducting a series of meetings at the dition over religion. Stokre district. There are thirteen knights of labor She cannot be admitted there and will fine. Next week Wednesday, Dec. 1st. we Mrs. Briggs' sister, Mr*. Maddox, of auacmlilies, fourteen trade unions and a te sent to Detroit by action of the gov­ are to have the 1. O. G.T. district lodge ernor. She appears uneducated and as Kalamazoo, is visiting her. central labor union in the city. R. B. Richards ia placing a wall un­ here. It Is Co be hoped that there will The director of the poor has 190 casre one who would Iw easily influenced. be a good representation from the vari­ She sidd ber greatest trial was parting der his building. on his poor list. C. H. Thurston is atill painting on ous lodges throughout the countv. Peter Boss, on Spring bC. shot his with her children, five in number, the There will be a public meeting in the the enterior of Mrs. Jones’ house. wife in the left breast last week, and youngest being only a little over 7 evening. Speakers from abroad will Jamre Chapman has given his home whin taken to jail could not remember months old. a cost of paint, which adds much to its be here to address the people. Dinner of having attempted to take her life. The examination at Hersey, Osceola MPSra*^ie’Benson is spending a few and supper will be served at hall. She will probably recover. Cause, jeal- county, of the Peck family for the Jim Bettun and Fred Hunt have ^Contractor Kichxrdson, of the city Schumacher murder has resulted in dissolved partnership. d ays with her sister. Mrs. Clement. Mm. Emma Coolage has got moved hull, now engaged in the erection of their discharge. It will be reinemiierElon CWuent is buUdir-------------------’ ed that Nicholas Schumacher, an old Flower, back onto her place. dition to the house of he I'enver's million dollar state house has VanHorn his moved to Thornapplr. rille, la in Mrs. E. Richards, of Ml H. I’atteraon has bought a place recently dosed a contract for building the Catholic cathedral, with college and town. ________ adjoining the Masonic grounds on Episcopal residence attached, in banBarlow lake and expects to build there­ Franciico. CnL The building will cover there by some boys, Oct. IX I Ater the FREEPORT. I’ecks were suspected of bring respon­ on another summer. a block of ground, and will cost •XWO,- sible for his death, and Wm. E. Bowen has started up hh OrFricee and Estimates given ou ap­ Will Pnotoa to .eriouaiv ill ol Uw °°Biahop Patterson, bishop of the chil­ arrwtfcl. but here now t«no discharged plication. natdeno ft Hotoce Cooe. hto boudlm saw mill. as above stated. dren of Zion of the world, known hwe CEDAR CREEK. BENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS. place. as the “eye of God," and who claims he Fred Brunner commenced his winter Corn nearly all secured. Some farm­ will lire till the bavior's second coming, term of school in the J.nes district We Ferret to Irwrn that th. Okl 1 ers have plowed their ground for corn then leave the earth body and soul for Monday. Ss insurance Company, of Elkhart. harine been made tn the eoadltlon of Sadie Walker, of Eaton county. ia n8WeBCav?had an election this fall, so heaven as J«m» whns withdrawn its support from have done, has abandoned his (.rand theLOld visiting her sister Mrs. Jaa. Godfrey, of People's Co. at Benton fiarbor, say some of the republicans; but the Rapids home since the Telegram Her­ I# wau loin oitfra l^ilrrmL.n Parish and wife, of Grand Mich., as it will necessitate the closing ald a expose of his frauds, and is nmw up of the affairs of J, palming himself off as the “eye of God Rapids, spent several days last week gan for president and vice prmident in to his lit tie liand of followers in beot- near future. We understand that th* with Chas. Bronson and wife. fault Be* entire!) th«’ Mrs. .1. H. Herrington has purchased 1888. and Michigan will pile up a larger land. No lady accompanied him to the lore should therefore be. terne by of Mr Lerov thu forty acres of land majority than ever before. D. G. Mixer, from the crow roads, ^The -OM Elkhart” is tn well and; jnst sonth of the village. Considerawhich ia one mile north of here,' was rtl’lo^uUd Uh- ms»- raUro.-l fn.ni IM. favorably known among our people to a ladv bv the name of Freen An infant aon of Fred Allen and wife married rt(y to to La^W 1XIB1M h**, >*» secured. that any commrodatloas /rom uf' ** man, from Toledo. Ohio, on the 22nd. at I rtty died Wednesday. agen seven <**?*■, llaaiiM*. A f«« lavIUd «*~1< •*" * entirely‘unmvtwsary. and the members remains were taken to Caledonia for prwtil Eml BartmM enjoyed lh<- o.- I Thr IrajtaAl., wb!Sk u, “ .illiewhb« «« «* ’"rJii'SSirw ■' Suioa Cart). ! " ™g,w^“u1e coiHMmM -a- "ffta. >->“ lhnn>o»hly twtol u>.t BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS ■ >. K .\ SHELDON. . A. Our Success ■■■ha TD ft I n n I 1 llArt ■ am or uiRht. F. House IFr W l.tiWRY, M.D., i'hy^ician. surgeon and Oculist IrCM'V WHOLE NO. 1643 NO. 30.______________________________ HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 25, 1886. XXXI. i Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Plows, ’r-\ <>•» j-r* rarefuD} looked after. Farms •lit*.— tor mJ* or evehange. Uousre and ROAD SCRAPERS, k PINE LUMBER, WILLI AM B. SWEEZET. Attorney ’ ’ A.t Law and Solicitor in Chuncery. ^yiLMA B. SWEEZEY, .1 titties of the Peace. 1 M.’ b. gillaspie. i. Notary Public. i Cedar Fence Posts, fashionable dressmaker: E«wt-inf’Attention Gleen to Cutting ■nd Fitting. Patterns Cut to order. A. 1951-rhS^^SyZ H*H. A. ft. JOHNSON, M. W. « DAVIN. R. H. Michigan Central | Jojst and Studding, FKOM FLOORING 'S.S£w£5- Cornice Mouldings, Me Finish & Band Moaliinjs 27m .Niagara Falls (RouU. GRAND RAFtOq DIVISION. mndBapMiC SS3::: Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. I !??f?e?;KbKt:SeuSf..*S SJS; th.boaw.rhl* powtt Vridav evening, andvicinity will visit relatives Ld“rtZStaU.I. until alter niMione. S -.•.nvClr Some have thought us dead since U.aUrr'IKl "f.>u3"l‘S*|le i» bom. nn)"Tlrur.» two ZJoU vraUon fturf two mouth, election, but we have beta taking a rest; audiearr aoa »l{bt wiU1 term of wbool near connth. In two that is all.___________ weeks be will commence hta wintar FOUR CORNERS. term in the same dittrid. Preaching at the church Simoay last. Several Freeport There will be services at the church to Woodland Monday Thanksgiving evening. Mtedonary meeting at the Altoft proven lUrit worthy. •nwr.o"’ many »'•, — Elkbxrt aucirty and receivedBsotCO "“^7^ T,®™* dishonest dollars net of yon. -srMTMS.K-M’s.' �that he aMl* <o ulMV »»£ ed to try Dr. King's New Di--------- - -— consumption. It not only gave him iisUnt relief, but allayed the extreme JcXrtw in hia brraM. His children were affected and a single dore had the same happy effect. Dr. kings New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and an board the schooner. Free trial bottles of this standard remedy nt W. H. Goodyear & Co.’s drug store. ALASKA'S ROWU-LY I aiTERTAnao THt CHICAGO UWOUCHS CLUB- Itch, Prairie Mange, and scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woodford’s Sanitary Lotion Use no other. This never fails. Sold by E, II. Lathrop, druggist, Hastings. Mich. W. E. Dunn was acquited Thursday of a charge of murdering a saloon-keep­ er whom, he shot in self defense. Children will refuuZ^bad tasting cough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort and wild cherry whenever offered. It is as pleasant as maple syrup and will reach a bad cough, and cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the kind. For by II. Beebe. uotabte a gatlx-rii.g’ •nir, BAXQVKT HAU. William Hollis of Detroit was arrestwl iu ML Ctauena Monday charged with horsf-sUjuling. brought about In doe tl™ by tlx-pro- for tenant children, and make a piteluucnt. He do clared that tbo pnw pcnee« from Ann Arbor to HoMlnr* and return tiromlxcd that In cooe »b<< waa not employed her trxvritax expense would be paid by the many; that it tot­ tered UKMiujxdita, and w ut n burden ig account* were prroenlol and nnauoo committee; A. D. Maynard, dealing Intlon. and muted to aduptiun: WllEXXaa. On th«- evrulnx ol October IX totwrrn the hoar* of and a o'clock, wwi prr-on or nenou* entered Ute union »chool batldlni anil committed <lepredaUan« on the clock*, lock*, achool book*, eta.: therefore be It limnlrrtl. That thl* txiani of education offer the depredations In the high school bnlldlnrs as afvrvsaid. Beoulntlon adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Bauer. Bcssmer. Ford. ti<x>dyear, Greenfleld. Hnfhnan. latbrop. Uchty. Rider and Tomlinson. 10; nays-none. Mr. Bn>»mer moved the adoption of the fol­ lowing rcsolnrion: • luring Kuula with the l,50U,lMIU,«ri pnople ou cuted to the full extent of the law. Rnna. JOHN UCtlTY. President. Chicago Wbaa rotten falb iu Lon­ don It falb iu Now Orioare. Wbeu tobaceo full* in Forb it fulh iu (LaubviUe, aud ho through nil tbe Urt of ton* that were grouped nkmg the d^ek were glaada materialized for th-uti-oaicai; if tlxplaro wm- literally d<ud-dcnd as the ancient cruere with th-:ii* dnubfo anua, tbr up|rer and ■shorter'eno tuditnl. abooc through the *ad light of the waning ilay. Wo luul tiirev little Rw»iauniaidK<>n our pwM-ugvr IM. claugh ten* of Fbtbrr Mitroi«-h<ki. the Greek prwrt At Sitka They were returning from a couMing over with detiglit at th« prcsMctivv We ab«> brought burnt* a little Ruxdiin chap in the land of hi*'nativity. He waa quiet but then hia bt-ort could contain ibrlf no met him. H ’was swinging ou the gnu-at tha bottwatro,! in tla, edge of the town—a sweet, primitive pterethat caught our .-yr Irefore the greying. “Uh, I so glad!" mid be. with a mixt in his rye that harmonized with everything elm. “I make IN) in four mouth at WrangdL My tnuted tlx- Repub­ lican and Lb-tnocnitic ptatfuniix uf IBS4 ou tbo jaiblie domain iu<manry .mattering of knowfevige. You ■•an iiardly now find any Social gutbci Ing. from a wedding breakfast to a picnic, at wki'di r<Mn>'ludv or gentleman doos not {>rofro, tie- ■ revultJLrt ur a.-teoce, inxi as curiosity niiniatration of laud grant-. to railroad eor- at mui- admit that the n-i|ui»it«- manipulate w of one"- hand by a fair • xprrimetitw arc nut altogetlx^- uuplrowuit to the eorptm i lie, mal forth, bi the opinion o* the syreaknr, whole- , sale HWimllm upon / notiwnx' about -lines of lire." “mount* of J. MPAJUCN. the like; hut I do not like to ba told that my uni atai produc-tlvu setthux Ho roviowyd tlx, home-'treml nnd pre-atnptlon laws and tin, deut L’leveland. His s|>e<x:U was a vigorous ing Iwffrt. Olid onet it ww- through •rnrtre,1' I fed jioMtivcIy uncomfortable. Expn-iallv light in o»l ia Which they almost rxcrl. tlu. noli. — . I... B.hMn. L. Up with cun>N fairly bewilder* the jmrvhawr of of tlx> wro, .tends the Colonial castle. It is a huge wotxlcu rtructtm-, looking mom Ukc u barrack than a cnxtl.-. At the foot of the thin bprinkliug of niarhx-i. n few forelgniooking ■■iur.tw- toe full-fledged Rusk of Um uniuistakabk- typo is Imni to And nowaday*— aud trou|KM uf ItHliank give a wmbhunx- of life to thia quarter. At the top of the i.treet *tai*b tbo Ruwdan Orthodox church, nnd thb structure, with ita quaint tower and spire, is really tbo ll<m of tlx- place. SL MilIux-1'h wu. detlicateil in 1544 by the vwrable Ivan Venianboutf. metropolitan of Mtarow. for yean* priert and LWx>p at OunahMka and Sites. cflk» canwi-haa been, and will to. dominated by Uie influence of thrTOwntueu!" Worst of nil, you are (-xpreted to admit that there mav Ire aomi thliig in alt thfo, nnd that the siby l hew certainly nuata aomr atarthng Idfa. If you ■'Tho Democratic jiooli p.K>h It, crery one ia anew ixmciudw Parly,"' and Hou that you n-wnt being told bitter imtne trutha. F. TV. ladimon. to "Tbo Young Man ing foatunw. Hlu touch h unpknannt, and inPoUHcx.” or getier.d debility, and u blood ipeillug avrrjr trace of wroula ur othy. Now 1« the time to take it. Made xpeaklng a number dor corer at hia pretended art, he delight* in n .litagivrobk* plainnra*of xpare-h, for which under ordiuary rircumrtnncwi * one would from Pnaident Chrrcland.H. B.Ox, A.K wholly contecnpUhlc. ' Hewitt, Secretary IxK me put this dilemma. If U» jsdmfatt annual The LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES EVER EXHIBITED 1N BARR corin' DOW on mile at H. A: GOODYEAR A SONS’ Hardwire Store. Thin stock embraces over FIFTY distinct patterns and siz>s. and includes all the latest patterns and improvements, and intending purchaser* may feel assur­ ed of obtaining here the best goods at reasonable prices. . Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store ship in abort tinier and spread through tbo town like anta At the top of hr doek is tbo Northwret Trading company's ktore - bow we bric-«-bruo-brilllnntly (nuntai Indian pad­ log rapidly. A ■•utipli, of ix>ur»' atudy of a shilling manual end a preliminary uxonunu- enrathv po-erii Hood's ttarsn are continually being received Boakrwprra Association wo njl ginnterf tlx- fi-rotoon uf tb>- capital M 42 West Mm Street, lulu & liihols Slock, wxiurwl it lor n flret choice nur! got Uaj pick . il^ — ■ k..r *- — __ 1 .__ _ . ■ tbo People** Heritage for Houxw," to which, at the rrqu«Kt uf ftwddwit Nvwbury, Vf. A. The miaslug Dr. Wicr ofOsroda Is said to bask bcm seen taking a train in Toledo Tuesday. Michigan E. H. Lathrop, M. D. tort double prhxH tor thi-ir prod, ut* from iD,UJO,tV) uf American taxpayer'*.’ Our K. H. I.ATHKOe DnWtinL MHIUlH'8 VtTAUZKR h» what you need for ConMlpwflou. Luas of appetite, Dttxlnros and all 75 •fn t* ■late little Nitkoim. whoa- dignity In-lied the riotous spirit that had mate- them the lit«• of ly perabn found SHILOH'S COUGH and consumption core la Do you expect to paint your house, barn or carriage! 1 keep Brushes, Paints, Oils, White l>*ad. Carriage Paitr<. ■and everything used bj’ painters. , Do you wish to buy Wall Paper? Call and examine my stock and prices. Do you desire Toilet or Fancy Articles ? We sell everything in the line of Druggist Sundries at tr­ iowest possible price. Do you desire your Prescriptions and Medicines Compounds and put up by a competent and trusty Pharmacist ? You wifi always find one in attendance at, inv drug stor» iind.we guarantee all prescpjitions to be pure aud reliable dried FarenLs’ don’t let your children suffer when Hill’s Peerless Worm Speciilc will relieve, or no pay.. W. II. Good- Jacob Seligman has bought the Rich­ ardson pine land tract in Alpena coun­ ty for 8510,000. Are you in need of any DrujzB or Medicines? Call at my dtore and you will find a complete line of hru and Patent Medicines of all kinds. Do you require any Wines or Liquors ? I have now on hand a large stock of pure Wines. Bran-’ and Whiskey in bulk or in bottles carefully selected, and m/ exclusively for medicinal purposes. could, in public and FORtt CENTS get Kemp’s Liver •ponded by referring to tbo great growth Pills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation. ■ for the Complexion. W. H. Goodyear. the tariff quertion. THE GUARANTEED remedy. Kemp’s Balsam, fur the Throat and Lungu. It never fails to cure Coughs, Colds. Croup. Bronchitis and all throat mnehtoery and lung troubles. Price 50c and 81. Trial size free. W. H. Goodyear. ttieu ia now driving human Uber from The schooner H. F. Baldwin is report­ our manufacturing ed ashore on M’halesback Reef in Escanaba Bny with her topmasts gone. No griping results from using Cobb's Fills. W. H. Goodyear. : TewQuestions Asked Citizens ot Hastings and Vicinity. with a grv'-uhli tinge iu it—tbeklmi «H grim that k*>l» jx muunl. n dark, dull v*vrjtn«*n. The matter ot the tuition ot Bertha Hklnner Then- »»•<!■■ Uttl>< »Jm>w of »>lor atixaig ou diore—bright waa piemmted. and ou motion referred to the tbc ciMtunx* of fixcommltue on xtdes and regulation*. Howard Parker wa» ri'|X>rtcd a* beiut a tru­ ant. dtaobedlant, unruly, and beyond the eonof enthtuia»m among the tew xi, late poJpl«- Site rveult Cornelius Vanthoff. lured was found dying in VanDyck’s celery Held Thursday afternoon. ■a mneh. Surely the Ahukan pilot mart have the rye and the inrtiurt of n wxiblrd or b" could nover find n |*jrt in timl labyrinth. wero approaching tb«> wen. Lofty nmtiutaina Dr. .JAekson’s Eye Salve is a prompt towrrul abort- ua; u/melipsw the Ulnnda and positive cure for all diseases of the swam g|>art—they aemw-d all m motion, os if eyes in inHamation. granulation, and they were swinging to nod froou the tideweakness of vision. It coatfl but 25 cents.and is highly recommended for the richly woixM alojrew of some glorioua piled. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. height that loomed nut of the vapor and David West, an old citizen of Corun­ bathed ita forrbead'in the Mtmltine. Hcauana. was buried Monday by the G. A. R. lumlfy a ahip'a length ahead of u»; and the air was *o chlliy that nur overcoats were n ill’s Peerless Cough Syrup is iinsur- drawn snugly aixiut tut, mu I we wondered what the temperature miidit lx> “ilown south” in Dakota and New England. Adrian ha^orgaulzed a base ball asso­ niurr iMrnwHioxs. ciation. capital stock 825.000, for. next season. Hitlm, nnd very likely for tbl» n-awiu found it a disapixdntnwut at tlrxt sight Certainly The board of education of thl* city met In it looked drmry enough ns we npproK-txxl it —a littlo cluster uf tumble-down imuww M-nt- fonu with n table for tlx> ntreokere, lack of Hauer. Bexamer. FunL Goodyear, Green­ which w»* snxpeikded tbo euibbtni of tbo chib call: field. Huffman. I.atbrt.p. l.lch'.y. Rider and —a tomahawk rutwinod with a floral icroll Tomlinson*, absent. Dawson aud Kelly. Mr. CariW<**>i xptweb Wax a nuwteriy pnM-utatlou of tbo Aim* of tbo tariff reformer*. The ■n|x-rintcn<lent ww the total eurnlltnrtit Ho said fret- trrulu was impracticable, but WE ARE J-OSITIVE that Kemp’s Sarsaparilla will cleanse and purify the blood and tone up the system. We have the confidence to guarantee it. Frice 81.Op per bottle. W. II. Good- by oil who have used them. Tbo zecnedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency,and Con­ stipation. Guaranteed, and Bold at 25c. by FORMERLY NEW ARCHANGEL. erotic dub. The dining ball wax decnraUsl the people: that it wav a jilalu alwunHty to propi-Ne to make a jx-oplo rich by taxation; •dial a cy-dotn profitable to one claw of Therefore see that the members of Jour family are w-U supplied with Dr. acksons liver pills and use Dr.- deckson’s root and herb cordial: it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, promotg sound sleep, strengthen the systom'and so remnove those distress­ ing symptoms which, if neglected, may result in the most serious consequences. For sale bv W. H. Goodyear. 81.00 per bottle. THE CURIOUS OLD TOWN OF SITKA, UmpM* of the Iroquois dub was given in the main diulng liall of the Palmer liouse Wediw*- C. B. H ubbard has been chosen trustee of the Detroit Art Museum in place of W’. H. Brearly. resigned. Emil Lehman, saloon-keeper of New Buffalo, drove into the rivy at that place Tuesday and was drowned. capital \KC\W wwdd “J®* Bucklnu** Arnica Halve. Walter Johnson of Michigan has N-cn promoted from law clerk to exam­ iner of interferences iu the Patent (Mice. N<xhii< .tr»ria- lo UW MU to tufklr prized iu every fwfnny used—eRpteiaftly in oura.—Bieber. C*U Mountain Tri­. bune. G. L. Woodard, formerly editor of the Belding Sur. hns bought the Homer Hendd. Mrs. I*b.fl»e Cheater. 1’eteraon. ClayCo.. low*, tells the following remark­ able story, the truth of which is vouch­ ed for by the rwddenta of the town: “I aiu 73 years old. have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dries myself without help. Now I uw free from nil pain and soreness, and am able to do all mv own housework. 1 owe my thank# to Electric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all disease nhd pain." Try a bottle, only Wc at W. 11. Goodyear & Co.’s drug store. The Best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands Chilblains. Coms, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per­ fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 rente per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyt^r & Co. % — f thick morn and deep Ixxk of d««d Jeavoi fiUwl suicide at Tamak last month, was a brother <rf the wall-known Prince Peter grarwlH-y. Altlwugh only 45 years old, ho had tramlated Hacked, in Hotel Huebner, tlx, roomi whk-b At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give y- v when you call on ns; prices that will astonish you. We invite you to give ub a call and we will endeavor to se. you goods right; and if you do not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks Don’t Foraet The Boston Store. Opposite Fanners’ Sheds. BATTLE CREEK, MICE. ROLLER MILL I A doubt UnU-tH-d in tbo bark—bad qxung a tree that, b today aa great in girth a. the log that lire pnatrnte Ix-m-ath to roota Tixwa mighty rootx have . IubjxxI that log in anoverhullng embroos and «tru.-k dowu into the aoil txsloa. You eon eouj<rture bow fang tlx. jog baa Iweu lying there in that tangle of mighty roote-yct the lug u to-day tu wound a bit of Umber a« aueb likely to find asywhere._ f-rte Ma,> e—--- - 1 »’• Brother. Ho Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, and liehiw it were layer* of other lop, lying netii । Initial irtagro of Battle Qrjeek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in eacEdepartment. In fa * the Stock is all Bargains. And other marked improvements will be made in *. Hastings this season. Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You wl“ find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pur ■ lie with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. restoration of t This is the Latest and Beat Oeaoline Stove. Call and Beet hem A ,'se New and Second-Hand Stoves for Salel pair1 Lin ink t intrepid tavi At Very Low Figure*'. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will eell at- •» very alight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and yours respectfully, �ft WOMAN AND HOME. T A PHYSICIAN SAYS ILU LEO. REMOVED hough, snd having tried several remedirs without relief. lioaBy used lied Stax (ough (Ynre which ho says, proved ’ openly ami effectual." Al calling on the SICK. To the new store in Goodyear block, first door west of the bank, about the 1st of Oct., and will have a complete stock <rf PruMHioua -l<-tally in rural com­ it a practiiv to call on «« they nre informed i The apparent* object *. their .ymptilhy to real motive, in too tn gratify n morbid a m< k arqualntance, I you nukder any nwd«tml-llip *nch that your i.s- an- n wutve at mfferer! It mi, then ••rrct. You ran kindly titer his health. You i-mirx Flower* with irngranee are generally . .wk. Tin* ami other .. ... prompted by a right i. rullv letnrmbenxi, when moved in the morning it win lie found almost proof against cracking from hrat or cold Then, in ctatning, don't use i-sqwisls. which are apt to make it more breakable, nnd hi timnlMx.t—.. I..., it i_ _ ■ . ' , ............ .-no, u>rn place the chimney ujright in yourriakand pour oxer it. briskly. Imiling h<H water.— ------------ —---------------------- nc-uvu ni ennmnling to prmerveber l>ra|ity. sial n Lon­ don paper .ten*. that la-r highoHB ever wk nnythiug more than* |»jwder. and a miikv wash for the fare at night. Tlw rare nf the complexion is a question of vital importance to every woman, nod .hould hr; tail ckvuiiinr« must al way * rome And. I hare wm at balto in this city fit-hiouabk- women whts- <-otiipeiJ>d U> "rar t-yv Uona has the canning protwsa reached that it is now a avpurato Indtatry and tlx-.r-.nd. re­ ceive employment- iu the 'arioun cannerim which are distributed throughout the rc^em and wertern states of, the Union. It ia sold that t Im canning of goods ns a budmaa wM cnmnirciei-d in Um-United (Statz*, during the Mexican war. aud during th* rrlx-liion it rapidly developed into a feeding industry. •Today th* different article* that are pre­ served in this way are nlaxMt innumerable, tuwl in addition to fish, fruits and vcgwtablcn Ho mywlcally. musically ntattow aa your own. Y ou winspered io*, UiDeo-w, lott Ibc w mute. ,v«.t - >.iiu |aira'.ui. . Anri there drt tlx- dhunt datliaaoe of the rcrca* th* fruit. clung by Just a Her MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give you better than Grand Rapids prices. mg from fear of poisnulng, ban been entirely overcome by the •■xtrvme can, iurrci«rd in the r-auncries, |<>werfully influenced, no doubt, by the striugmt laws that have town mail*, the consumption of canned goods’ is now simply -uortnou* There arc hundreds of packer* .listributoi ail over the country, and tbrcv ia a very groat variation ia the quality of the goods packed. —Chicago Tri- Ert- yet my loyally should fall .ixlurinr io tlx And see if what we say is not true. Another fashionable woman ■ JULIUS RUSSELL lunung otter rxquUdte objete <le vertu.Queen Victoria entered, recently, with a I be IXllwtlt. mirown mind Unit it r how Io make thnf INFANT LIFE IN PARIS. and valuable of nil the casket*. He showed heron.' iruwteof pure rock crystal, ornamented with gold a»l enamel. In this casket the quneu placed the small book—(toneral (tor- night in -aiding hot water ;<ril health, and must. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, aftrc carefully drying rub oil or c?»M i tnitn ' Thi» was rocornuMiuIed by a well-known |4iytdeian to a Indy do par There ia no doubt that the want nf space from which the j*»or tenant *uffrr» in Pnris is a acrioUN drawlasck to the- proper rearing . m further, no doubt mcjmjij CATARRH State Sunday school eouvrtitiun In .lackwm Dec, 7 to 9 Incluxhe. Complete return* from the State give Luro HLH> i» the caia* nine hun- •.CO plurality for <ioven»or. <n a linmMitMl, nmong the The Fl* pt1.1 church of Weston, working i-q.iibitioe of PnrK helpa to win county, will be dedicated Nov. 17. nil iiiiniE*. do not ui my ymithful look*. 1 oft an woudtr why mmim- men will help n Christian man, n A Creat Victory as for a fra.t; tlw-y-ruk- tlie Ih>umIk&1. in return tor which they give wlixt Um- m»tla-r i» nppqn-ntly unwilling or unahh- to give, and wbut i»ld-fn>4?xrtw<l tulksatiU persist in rmi-i-lrring th" .swtisl Joy* of maternity. Thackeray nnul* Hrcky Sh.irp French by the HASTINGS MICH A Terribly Caso of Scrofula Cured by j ■ . . I Hood’s Sarsaparilla booth Scrofula in on* of the most aggravating forma. iua»v ,"’U uuiuB.itM uixi nuu raauKrra- ; tiun in depleting his heroine rot uttrtiv indif- I hi* Itabtt of whining, and conijilaiiiing, anti vinelnl cvntex*. wb-w «-hief delight it w-enui uixl io unlock It* 8HO£8! nltaccwets over aud around my neck and throat. continually exuding an offensive nuu of bloody matter disgusting to behold, and almost Intolerable to endure, it is Impossible to fully describe ruy sufferings, as the caw was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After three (■Iryslciatio, I was worse than ever. Finally, on the rt.-or.inirmhytl'-n of W. J. Huntley. drngglM. of Ixwkport. I was Induced to try Hood'. Sarsaparilla. And now, after having taken twelve bottles, within the last 17,(»O were tlupateb-*l to tin- country. I twelve months, the scrafulmi* eruption* have may safely defy anyone «-uri«.ii» in their entirely eeased. and the abscawte. hare all matters to take a six hour*’stroll through iliMpjw-arrd. except the unsightly eran. which one or two ol tie- la-st.or sevund l-est quar­ *1 o daily becoming -*maUer by degrees, and I'eautifuny leas.’ I do not know what it may tern of Pari*, hik! *•» And more than one well hare done for < thcr*. btrt I <V> know that it> drcard mother out ot every thirty unllankrd tuy case. Hood’s Hur-a pari I la has proved an by a wet nurse. He can easily try tlx exerfecUve specific Inifos-'L A* an evidence of my gratitude I send these farts unsoBelted. lerimrnl for hitterlf, arcing that there b> a mid I sm ready t<> verily the authenticity ot difference In th* coatuip- of the i«w name­ this cure, by personal correspondence with maid and tie- w. t nur«:.ny one who doubt* It.” CHanuai A. Bote rars. East WI1m.u, S. Y. This statement lsioafinr.nl by W. J. Hnntprettily, with a wreath of lirautiful ril>bons [ Iry.droggtet, of Ix*k|*rt. N. V.. who calls the HKinil her exqutsiU-ly embroiderwi rap. two tong dnsiter- of the same rihlion floating iu 1 cure a greet rlrlory for HoivrsKanapari'.la. Send fnr took giving statement» of many cures. majority. I imvelrtore mo tlx statistics of She pictured Xantippe ax a would not. like a good hits th . llnt. i t ii .le hi* garden or rocking the cradle, lx way al the dinner Imwr. and that the popular* bi< h will transform the drieat dvsprpt* mtoaamUing nngel. *. . I . ---- - . sttvw thickly over one pound of currant*, with a little candM lemou. chopped, which ha* Iwrn moat thoroughly .toeped in rum or brandy , owr this jdnrc another round of ,m«te- unite ft etaeelj round. Cut it into bake immediately without separating ,th* it--readily, until much inter"tiliteratod the natural nr raea ! 8M«n ruin*, did yon never reflect tbarv wero go**! womMtand Imd women! Did you never think whet thing* men could «ay about ua if they really *' to work to ta­ ro. bruUdlr truthful us they kara h'»« I l>‘d • monrrea. of brood <>titlook Frenchman, and particularly « i’arWan. is sure of a g«»td reivptton abroad, even In the mnrt i^otMteal rwutrie*. such re England and Ameriia. '------- ' - - ------- ‘*" of the family, ■; imt hiagayefy ia liked a* a gowdp. an pnrtuwtr ail*-. W Ums rajiablo of dtowing l*ari* to a foreigner. How different abroa.1' (to to london, Vienna. HI- Petersburg or elsewhere, nnd you afllbe wprtaedand finally emtwrniard by jolitenc* I* owing in a great mraanre to the Freni-hmen'. igix'ranrc of foreign languages. It nu»v be al*» due to hh vanity, for th* Frenchman iuvaidably wmaMent himwlf vnrtly xunerior tn Ida neigtlxir*. In any case it i* an iiiginrimi* fact, awl it ia to lie hoped M. Milland'a l-rture will tend to remove it.— Pari* Letter. te doing a woman* part in supplying tnenf— (Jraithi.- ■•frifflMbi" they will be lUuent of them. So Slbbr voiiuM. . Z____ < «lll lx VMbte. Furnish ■1 |.>IWied wjth.ehamols leather. Those m* AoukrTteld -tb* U“‘‘ -ar. mt —. - -?■ Albert Wolff, is at pre-ent traveling in Scandinavia, and when be was hard prewed tlie other day by “ curious throng of Hiredre in one of die prominent capital* of the northern penlnsute tor information about Urn. Boutanger. “whore name said a north­ man. “i* in everybody * mouth. Boulanger answered Wolff. “Have you not heard ot (be joke about lhatr With one voire every w4W.rrrl: “5a’ -Well.’-ud the wag of Tit* Figaro, “tlwre I* no Boulanger. He is Manly ■ peromagr or fanta»ic invented by. the journal* during the dull awrem. bo tic not think ho ever existed, for it *«>« •* “ great mkrtAke.” This was recencd by the northenieni with aiaoluto confidence, and ■t “ “’J?? Si *£s; Journal. J >1 front contact with tlx nrfrl.- Inter expansion. which may be remedied in several *7iyx An yon the fortunate jxawaaor c Hamand ring! make It useful as well -mam-ntal, by cutting with it ‘ ‘ ‘ * Manufacturers and Dealers in TSA11M FOB .SALK.-OUI- of Um- best term* In 1 In Carlton township, of one hundred acres, about no aero* under good cultivation, good Uktoe mh leather, after which fine tripoli ahoull' <«• i.-l. then a little olive oil rultlrd in well, finally th- surface well rublrd with the Hastings, Mich., IOO Doses One Dollar. philosophy probaldy led him to denxuMrato <1 by ruHting it with a rag dipped in Messrs. A. Black & Co only by C. I. HOOD & (XX. Lowell, Mjus. they are «« nunxr- amieurancc in *»«>»>• At P™*'*1 “ .■oulhire hfe labor, to Ukiug views of m W.. and trivatr n-udeoors or an or’’”*xjT borwirapb «* jackotype, for aonw prwi ___ ... "xtraordinarv sutmni. i im-iiuo-i-o. —— -- - ____ Anon be will haunt the county .*.nv*nttow id the n-* liltiou* randidal*’ with ids traveling camera A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. Hood’s Sarsaparilla to British • 'olumbia. n nature in making up hi* judg*«•'. And every wie-rr tbo ronHKm i. i.sj.ii upon him that the waman uh itoed A|i>eriran tilood in her veins and Good Goods at Bottom Prices! Monuments & Headstones, creek, sugar t>u»li of tJo’trero, For further par beulare Inquire at my realdeucr « mile* north of Hauling*. TOBIAS «ABN. Table Tops, Mantles, The New-York Tribune. And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. White THE XKW-VORK WEEKLY TRI HUNK l« the most expensive publication of Its class In th* Uatted stale., nevertheless • All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in oar work; faniish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our airn is to suit the peoFile, and our largely increased sales show that we are succesaul. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. a club of 10. The campaign just cl.ro-d found the ronntry In the trough ol the political waves. The K<publican manager* have made the l>e*t ■draggle they could againM a Mate of general apathy. In a tew State* they have been aided by the In­ wiring presence of u great leader, whose spoccbes have awakened nlinost the only entlmslasm anywhere shown.. The result of the campaign i* gratifying; Its gam* arc an Inspi­ ration; the Democratic lows are a plain guide to the popular drill. From till* time fornanl the country will terl thn lift of the advancing wave of !«*. which, tf we do our duty, will sweep out from Washlugton the masqueraders now Iu |-owesIon, the fore nf protection, eqiudIty and patriotic gmeromruk It 1» now the duty ot all earnest and experienced workers t<> Ixuitl their enendes toward united nnd h.-artv work for In*. The party I* to Im rutisolulati-d. cheered and rallied. To this work The Tribune jdedgrw Its rcsltMis effort*. THE TKIKUXE offers lor several excel­ lent premium*, Including T ATEST NEWS! -The Tribune Hook of Open Air Sport».“ A work compiled by THETinBt NE.caprclal... ._ ____ -r fl... Mr.,*. It I. Opctralr Rthlrtlc Rimircmtmto In Amrrl< a. with suggestion', to iMjginners. the rule* of even l'«tiuruuii game, the recordi of noted contest and the nchteven.ent* of American Chumploi.s. The book will eoiitain about IM illustration*. Chapters ore provided tor an Archery. Iterc-ball. with Uie rrconl of wonderful jilaylnx and tlir I*agt»e nnd Avxoctatton control*, and Instruc­ tion* how to eurre a ball; Court Tenuis. Lawn Trunl'. Football, Cricket, Lamrec. H*ck*t. Horwtnmtudilp. Craw Countn Hunting. Yacht- XS» Mf: OumMngont. WinterRjrort*. Bicycling. Amateur .^4 * ... Mlinar anret. Amons inc wriMsrs wno ijbic cvuH»mwu Btalkle. Maurice Tbompaou. <,'aptajn A. Augur. CAralry Instructor at "rot Point, !»avld Klrbv Thoma* Clapham. tienrral (»«in:e U. wingite.J-rotesMirUeorae tiotalc. Wrrcter te Athletic* of the New York Athletic Ulnb^uud a it New Pineapple Glassware—-Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water Sets ever offered in the city, n e have HOLIDAY GOODS MB pngra. Itetall price. 9*M- THETRrBVKE. New York. Another lamp house gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doz. of their lamps at prices that no oth­ er house (n Barry Co. can reach. To see and get pnees will convince you at once.. Toliacco for the same money of any other house ia the county and always did have We hare the, cheapest hne of Gloves and Mits we ever had. We will have the largest hue ot traaia w.,?£??s.. sn er all the pun>0*e» of our manly AW? L-1 Special Sale of Lamps. = We ever had. Our Grocery Stock is complete, and we will not be undersold by any man on same quality of goods. Bring your produce: we want it. Y ours truly, Sin HAMS i TilARIU. �trict—viz, county clerk and prosecut­ ing attorney in Jackson county. The third i* the most exclusively agricul­ tural district in Michigan, nod the above result shown what Rm farmer* think of free trade; for free trade and disgust with fuxion brought about this result. gains and victory over to Boodle! Bood­ le! and a little farther on they figure up great democratic gains in the state. Such reasoning is like Crockett's wife fixing the clock with a tongs. He said “the U» woodau Mep* bad bnu wxrn into bok« and wvre alnxat <tnngi rvu*. Feeling my way up I more she tried to tlx it the more accideuViDy utuuiblwi cn cue of lb.** Iir >kim would'nt go.” tlc«Ban who waa oxnuig down COD MOIL PKOOKEDIMGH It will be many year* lx*forv the; Common council met in reguular ses­ angrily. ‘Why didn’t y» k«*r your C* greenback party will repeat the insane sion Friday evening. Nov. IVth, mayor folly of fusion. If the attempt Weissert in the chair. Roll called al­ shall ever be made, it will demonstrate derman present, Beasmer, Hams, Mc­ Coy, Osborn and Waters—5; alment, the idiocy of it* leaders, for nothing is I Hogle, McNaughton and Stebbins—8. more certain than that it will lead to Minutes of the previous meeting were the total extinction of the party—al-' read aud approved, cm accounts. ready seriously decimated from it* past । Street Ctonu St. work SlflOO clone communion with the democrat y. Henry Burke, St- work 8 70 forv 1 had ixxvukxi to vt»H The Herald office. Emory Wilkins, St. work .. 11 After -all their superhuman effort*, David Wolcott, St. work 11 B& after all their bulldozing tactics, after F. Hawkins, St. work SOO *tnirvn»- 1 anticral that it bad Iwu wvll claiming that they would double their John Hawkins. SL work 11 L5 11 So strpe were in cuuipb-to repair. On entering vote, the prohibitionist* are mortified Frank Miller A. Wllmott, St work 7 10 th.-editorial nxsux ! aw the MUiwuld pnto find that their vote in just 3,100 more 1). Swlkext, St. work 3 CO tkMoan t'Mning out of Mr. Hudaon'v room. than in 1HM. If they can't do better Jake Rose. St. work 7 kU than that in an off year, they can ex­ Horton and team, st. work. 22 50 X22 50 from un-lrr. tte heavy eyebrow* »akl in a dry pect a big Talling off-tn their vote in Geo. Sweet, St. work. . J. WootonJSL work........................ .. 22 0O the next preeidental contest. J. Shay, St. work aud hnd tiiextoin inutehd. LHnua you notice . If the .Detroit Tribune is meeting Frank Bronson. St. work tbatf W. D. Hayes, telegrams aud pos­ “•Yea, «ir,' mid I. in tut youthful fcarlewe with »uch success all overtoe state as tal*.... I. MW. ’Atal 1 »»« glad of it.' it is in thia city and vicinity, it must be Barry Co. Democrat printing. . A LOOK OF <X>WST»U»ATIUS. enjoying a boom. Under it* present W. 11. Schantz, pails, pitcher, and glass....i glaas....;......................................... 2 50 management, it deserves the unqualifigrvop I*. L. C. Welton, telephoning.......... I 06 . ed support of the republicans of the Wm. Hazen, polish. ................... I 25 polish....................... state, and all who enjoy a thorough By Aid. < is born, that the account* be fellow wuk •• •Thalli Mr. BeunrU,' wi» Lb*rvjily, and J allowed and order* drawn. CarrIn I. newspaper. By Aid. Hams, that the account of O. twtcruii Mr. HuJwm'v room feeling rather in the spirit of fairseBB, having in F. Long of S2828 be allowed with the foolish. ^'«uv pawani aud thie war was nearing it* view the best interest* of the great exception of $7.26 for board for Frank end, and I was a evrraq»t*<lant in the flel-L Bender. Carried. state, a* well as of the republican party, Account* of S. W. Goucher of 96.00. Bring very lucky in tenting Tbr Herald one day with the ix'wx of * tettl*-, I received a the republican members of the next Dr. Lowry of S6.UU and Frank Bejtder note from .Mr. Hud-m requawting me to call legislature should enter into the sena­ S7.86 were referred to finance commit­ ou him Doing *o, 1 Imnnl that lx- whited tee, with instructions to consult the torial contest. We believe if this shall city atl'y and also the ovmren of the tm to join The Herald •■taff. and otfr-r-d me be done, toe Hon. E. B. Lacey will ’be poor. Carried. selected. * Retotved, That the sidewalk* on the south and west side of lot No. 100. first Cleveland is beginning to hedge OD ward I* repaired the same being in traduced nx-. I thru xtaxrd that Mr. Haydangerous condition. his civil service reform nonsense, Hnn4vfd. That the marshal be in­ la about time—expedalfy at* he will structed to notify the owner or occupant doubttoi* be a candidate before the of said lot to repair or cause to be repair­ Bennett. next national democratic convention, ed said sidewalk within three days after and 'letDocrata are not noted for love legal notice, and in default of the own­ er or occupant* of said lot failing to of dvil service reform. repair said walk within time specified, ia a the sidewalk committee are Instructed your dwwstou Eh, but Itttie Prohibitionist* are just. jw iu mor­ to cause said walk to l>e repaired at wiitwuoa mou to bold hia young fellows Uke tal , terror for fear the next legislature once and the cost aauseed against said will submit the prohibition question, lot as taxH«. Adopted. The resignation of Jamre Murphy as learned afterward*. telling him <* the inriwhfc-h would take all the wind from assistant chief wax accepted. their sails, and ruin their stock In trade, The election of Thos. Iloyle as assist­ Joarnalirt. which appears to ba abuse of the repub­ ant chief was approved. lic^ party. A communication from Joe. I’flug asking permission to remove his saloon Wit notice our democratic comtem- from the south to the north Hide of with panmtal upfxMitiou U.-ocxb-nirwd to kmg waiting before marriag* can taka place. A pornri** are not given to coddling pro­ state street wax received and filed. Motion to adjourn was loet. •ou ud.Lt 25 aim! a daugbt-r under hibitionist* aa much as they were Bill ot Mr*. Norman Bailey in suiu through U»e campaign. Perhaps their of >20 OU. was not allowed. Adjourned. investment in taffy did not pan out as the eurriving pami*- ICvm after tte man FRANK NTKMBINH, Mveonirr. they expected. Loer—Nov. 23, between the camp ground and Hendershott school house, a ladies portmaunie. containing 26 cents in money, two hshdkerchiefs, a breast­ pin, two pen knives and other article*. of the Ina Ira of parent*. Children are furtwd Finder will please leave at this office. into runtrimony or kept out of it ba family inWm. Lifert, *f Acme, Grand Tra­ trrarts or wliUUueM. may dictate. Tbcr* marriage law* are artx-Pa of the Code verse county, who disappeared last week, was discovered io the woods, Napotooe bad no raving crazy, and subsisting on mosn. eakulating «sUMmxw. He imagine* that enemies seek his life. more teattaHou ffidnvakiuw a heart than te ha>l Ln rxpt»lit>K -4 cartricto'- After te had puoe.1 he utnxat poww te 'Ix-taiad Um marHe don't play the fiddle, part his hair riagva of all Ms fanuly and oil hi* officers who in the middle nor drees like an An- would submit to him, and qoarratod with all Cican dude; n he goes to a party with Meigs or McCarty be Dever is noisy and rude. jnrtri* marriage and qnarrvb’d with Um He live* in frugality and sweet con­ jugality. and want* pie but two times a day; He never eats onions nor treads on Frrnrh uiarriagi- law bar* teen nxpoiaibl* your bunions, nor growl* when you tor iaanyteatte and a teirribb amount of unteppioMB, and Bapoteuu to napootobto for tte get tn hi* w*y. He's wi*e and he's witty, persevering and gritty, and has u magnificent bead; He's nil light and sweetness, he's thoniugti completeness, he'* perfec­ tion, in abort—he is made so by the Ing fa* ooe lately brought to light bearing the use of Hilibard's Rheumatic Hvrup cuffiHJtM title of “The Rod Dearb." it* memand Plasters. permit* auotter to xuffi-r jirukaigod jsun w.»Muskegon ha* ■ hydraulic engineer suneying the locality with a view to new water work a Mr. Cleveland ho* made full and final eonfMsiun of the truth of the old saw which has tt that no man is greater th:m his party. Whether Mr. Cleveland really wished to be greater Grin his party, whether he really believed biuiw-Jf u> be the child of destiny who was born to smite the spoils system to death, or whether be merely palavered in a goody-goody style to please the mugwumpe.it ia no* needless to inquire. The DMMtobacks openly own him. Dow, henceforth, and forever. Missouri has ■aid to him, “Do this and thou shall have the state delegation at the next convention; do it not and It shall be against thee." He did Missouri’s bid­ ding. He Is now South Carolina's to command. And Tennesaee's and Vir­ ginia’s also. He will sing the snug of Curtis and the Mugwumps no more. To Mr. BeDt->n, district attorney for Missouri, belongs the honor of having finally diasipsted the president’s inten­ tions or pr« tensions of civil-service re­ form. The president directed his ap­ pointees to ateuin from active cam­ paigning in polities. Mr. Benton went straightway into very active service as Chas. Smith, aged 17. was fatally a democratic campaigner. The presi­ hurt ata barn railing near Bay Citv, dent's attention was called to Mr. Ben­ Saturday, a heavy Umber falling on hi* ton’s very flagrant disregard of hl* di­ back. rection*. Mr. Benton appeared to be a rathe* unimportant personage, and so the president suspended him from office troit Friday. to atone, we suppose, for the still more flagrant political activity of other ap­ pointees who were too Influential to be suspended. Herein the president erred. Mr. Ben­ by ttartrieuy. ton was not an unimportant person. ^KJah^aAUltAry cuoinnUuu »t Bi* iiapld. He first wrote a letter to the president, in which he set forth the deed* that he bad done, and made assertion that he conceived biumelf to be the owner of himself when not actually employed a* a district attorney. Then be got the i Missouri delegation, senatorial and rep­ Mr* K MeKhi resentative. to inlorm the president E K. ‘ffiEjFBSTcS: that Mr. Benton's case was Missouri's case, and would be so regarded at the next national democratic convention. maeeiid. F“ <UL1 OB BXOHANGt HOLIDAY GOODS! THE SENIOR BENNETT. pointer* to take active part In poUtien did not apply to appointee* who con­ MAA GEORGE F. WILLIAMS* RECOLr LECTIOHS OF THE OLD MAN. Ha*tinbb, Mich., November 96, I&6. trolled state delegations; that the whole thing was a misunderstanding anyhow, and finally that he begged Mr. Benton CUasblac U* to accept his considerations of esteem and regard, and to consider the order of suspension m revoked. The president EDITORIAL IOTM. will be supported by Missouri in 1888. but he is do longer the fair child of des­ R-raM office," aid Maj C.««rg* F. WlDiam. The third is surely toe banner repub­ tiny who was to free the democratic Is­ lican congmttiooal district. It gave Luce for governor 2J6U0, l Fl ioniiell for rael from the burden of ancient tradi­ tion. congr«« 4,TUG. elected republican legis­ lative nnd Henatoml candidates in every ' The consistency ot the Free Press is district, nnd the fuslonist* only get something wonderful, in the same yuu pemed fnxti building to building, their floor* being on a different level, and there two county officers in the entire dis­ paper they charge the great republican SMITH. HAM* *V*xAMMAN. See It! See It! ctty « HartSntBd Marry Co.. m. . L C. WELTON My beautiful Holiday Goods, all new Coate AM lwura.ee oa^ and of the Latest Patterns, consisting Bastian. Wi,-;. of Watches! Elgin, Waltham. Hampton and all oth-i er leading Watcbee. including ROCKFOAxi WATOH. the And neastauranL SESJSIaiii: •• Turteji. I have them in Gold, Silver, and Nickel cases, to suit the customer** taste., I sell the Rock­ Watch CHEAPER than it ha* ford G-- 8KMON been offered before in thu or any other OF* dlr. JEWELRY. CHICAGO * Lei'IiiiR Republican Newspaper I lead them all in the newest style* and low prices. Fresh Home-Made Candies I keep the finest solid Gold Rings, plain, or set in all the Prec­ ious Stones, Bracelets, Necklac**, Bar bU!* ICUI Md Outer irun*. eann.wl 'Pins, Sleeve Buttons, iu endless variety. Be sure and see them! ‘ will b~< proton Uw .• Intrrorta ft ih» wbolr h«'pl. Silver Ware! First-Class Restauran. I terteprrtl.ilh rollcitni G. SEMON. There never was in the history of this city auch a complete stock of Sil­ THE CENTURY ver Ware to select from as 1 have now at my store. M«*’.. ... x Tbc Century In an lUcwtrstr<i mtnthj. q*. rise., bavin* a rerular cinnlMwa uf *ixm. *. hnt.ilrwl d .... . Everything from a Tooth­ pick 41 older to a Tea Set. Knives. Forku. and all kinds of Spoons, includ­ ing solid silver. It will pay you to look The Daily |nt«r Qtwan them over, even if you do not buy. hri. nikar d ' hm?'. txiaM. - - j CLOCKS! pi Vii ’ Tbc 8®n»l-VD««Vy Inter Qccon A full stock from all the iMuilng fac­ et.» ■ im bsmsm* M Hi Celebrated Seth Thomas Clock. JohAjB. Hicolay and Col. John Hay. of the life of Abraham Unrvln. I*., antbrwere friend, ot L'-cotn iWct.- b.. inrMJ. tx i . they wore moat Intl-AaU-ly ;.;to^private aenrtarie*'thrunchout Li- terra . : u>* MlalMorw •>« ClUoaru torire, including the THE LIFE OF LIHCOLE. By hia \Confidential Secretaries. Tb* LCwrhlU Inter Aoeon 1 have never been undersold on clock yet Will also take your old clock in trade for p new one. . Gold Pens! A full stock of Iflk. tine Gold Pens, Penholdeni, Toothpick*, etc., all the lat­ est noveltiea. Spectacles. * SPECIAL OFFERS * Vowels and Stones. The Hundredth Mbb.'b ncnrl In In these 1 lx at 'em all. l/have the agency of Zisg's Celebrated Spectacles, and all the instruments to examine mr customers' eyes, to insure a perfect fit. JJcrAK I Bpscial Pasture* - Hi-|.>r> <•! ihr I mt --I Mata ONE MALAR \NI> FIFTY (’ENTS IIKOWXH HI WTO XT No extra charge for examination of the eyes, whether you buy spec* or not. Be not humbugged by pedlers nad others arvniiim caoxx kk *KutU. ojnt it'inat asm wn ckxt. Every Ollphaot : Claitvoysnce. Spirit MlUra. A<..-.' »V. *c.. by tte ter? J. JI- Kwktov, l> n . tor at tte CbriatUn Ad»iolr; *atrtt>onuri per*; srtleie* tlirewln* IIrin oa IHNr Li-' •Is. Prices.* A Free Copy.. who charge two or three time* as much as 1 do, and for inferior goods. «»u» in raorria. >•.. ka»)''»t retnrned from atnot . v.rtftd tur •, IflbcrUn nrl»oa». laperoi.atbeFood Qnrou-r>t* Ila hearts* cn the L*iCaUMrab: Dr tr*!'*'--'- A PKEMIITI TO AGENTS. person that uses specs should have hia HuteeripttoB price*. De* i year. tlfnl Ulaatratrd M-pocr ratatonr 'tiw'. • eyes examined with my Instrument free of charge. TUB CKNTlT. Y CO. M»» Y H. M. MYGATT 1 have the only complete stock of THE INTER OCEAN. i these goods in the city, and buy them ITtli year In the bn.ll.r— direct from importers In New York. On account of the late decline of this class of goods, 1 have reduced the pric­ es on inv entire stock. Any one in want of a Musical Instrument, from a I Mouth Organ to a Piano, will save] money to see my stock. nL^?Pnrctased P16 i°t«re8t of Henry Cook in the firm of chmee stock^f'^ now endeavor to please you with a Watch, Clock & Jew elry Repairing. This department is in charge of Mr. E. A. Clark, a workman who has not his equal in the state. All work in­ I would call your attention to my large stock of trusted to him will be fully guaranteed by me. He also attends to all engrav­ ing. plain and ornamental. will pay the Highest Price for Old Gold and Silver. Do not go away from home to spend your money. I aik no better profit* than Grand Rapid* Merchant* get. on 0*U and *e* my stock. JOHN BESSMER, Crockery aid Glassware, Table & Pocket Cutlery. The Highest Prices Paid for all kinds >f Produce. J. E. DOGLE, , HENRY COOK, t Salesmen. GEO. SOULES �A5 mu The Hastings Banner. '^’tKGH. THUBHDAY. NOV. SMSSS. trWy thankful to-morrow bv such gifts “ y-°U mF; Mble 10 b«tow. Such yff y??1 rich* «Djoymeut. Local Advertising Rales: E. social will be entertained 1 Mradamra G. G. Hpaulding, Manning Doud, J. E Bogle, John Spence. Henry to secure the Kalamazoo line, and -no ! time should be lost. In a few years Hastings will become a railroad ceatr if this step be taken now. Those who have their own best interests and the WICH IS IM THE 8TA.IT VV MlGHIinterests of the dty and county al heart should move at once. No delay can be afforded. , Con-Fusion X Roads. t PERSONAL MENTION. The political drouth still oontinoos! John Yarger.of Freeport, is in the and 1 feel that the lack of democratic dty to-day. sustenance, is a onflten’ rue for the ,'i L .wnuauww. except fcretaritaMs Mrs. W. T. Brown, of Chicago, is the dooties 1 hev to perforin, and unless 25£<ie..t purr—, will b. ehannMl for M thi* all Important branch uv the civil ——. Berved from 6 to 7 p. >nv stand­ guest of Hasting* friends. ard time, to which a cordial wHoohip servis is speedily regulated I will hev Chester Dean, of Grand Rapids, bun- to resign sine die. 1 hev bed several dayed with Hastings friends. promisin' Indications uv late but jest gVES EXAMINED ynung and talented elocutionist t Hon. Daniel Striker made a business ez I wuz expectin' tu be invited in. Marie Wilson, will appear in read­ he sed. “won't you jestexeoose me a Strip to Grand itapkls Thursday. ings and recitations at the I*re«bytertan in in it,” and then he would leave me church on Monday evening Nov. 29th j Rev. T. D. Marsh will occupy the jffltieniutin’. and gu in and partake uv | Presbyterian pulpit next Sabbath. the Be uv gladness alone. uniter tiyauaptera of u»e W C\T.-UL Slch vlolaahuns uv our democratic FREE UF CHARGE! rn>e good people of Hastings will be Mr. and Mra. W. H. Jewell, of Asaygiving themselves a great pleasure and na<«re the guest* of Hastings friends, dvll servis regoolashuns, must be speedily checked, or our great President, With the Most Improved Instruments. literary treat, and the W. C. T. U. a who box vetode more bUla, in a shorter r Will Cook la home irom the universi ­ ‘wMDt. bv hearing Miss Marie Wilson. Tjaiete for sate at Lathrop's Drug ty to eat Thanksgiving turkey with his space uv time then any man livin' frum folks. Geo. Washington down—will l>e compeled to die a yearlln'! Sich conduct Mrs. Loomis, w Nellie Geer, of iz Fakxkra and Wokkinomen require demoralizin’ to any troo democrat, Grand Rapids, ia the guest of Hastings whose heart yearns after troo geuooiue. ciothing that is strongly made, but they friends. and optlriaa. Jeffusonian almplidty. Sustenance, we are careless regarding the shape, tinleb Rev. Lee is preaching some very able must hev. and fit. A genteel appearing suit or 1 am glad to sen that my sejestious sermons to large and interested congreovercoat coate no more than the ill-flu UHona. consernin' Boodle is a betn* handled ting and slovenly looting stuff so com­ bootifully! The great metropolitan Mra. Rock Young and Mrs. Ed. Lynd, journals her bin overflowin' with IL monly offered. Before you buy anv more be sure and see some of the -T. C. of Middieuilh-, visited Hratings friends and their great head lines of Boodle! u ’ !2!hln,K- 11 18 becoming cele­ last week. Boodle! Boodle! is very convincin' and Added to my-stock ot Jewelry a brated. The buttons are securely at­ Mr. J. F. Mead and famllv will move is largely takin’ the place uv the roost­ tached, the seams strongly sewed and into their new home ob Green street ers ’rich htsi to be left out this year, mil stock of the best wearing fabrics u*-d. R. K. this week. and serin' this, our little fellers at the Grant has a good stock of these goods X roads, hrz received the insplrashun, Mr. John C. Black, of Rutland, left aud they Is jest a hoopin' 'em up Lira and hte prices are very low. Trade tor Florida. Thursday, where’ he will Jane! with head lines uv all capital mark on every garment. i spend the winter. latten Gru citizens will soon have an opIt In surprisin' to see what powers uv I! and get prire*. A number of her friends gave Miss dortunity to establish a creamery here. ‘Allie Llchty n pleasant surprise Thurs­ imltaahuu they do possess! I am Mr. Davis, of Davis A Rankin, of Chi­ day eveningtast. onable tu see how sieh frail, light, ' ; cago. who are extensively engaged in ■\®lra. IL Mudge and Mra Fred Barlow I small liodies phir.ically ken rite nich strong, powerful,convincin' arguments the creamery business, wqjl be here Thursday of this week, and endeavor : gave a very pleasant tea party to friends j qn the subjeck, and when 1 learned the | -ThjirajJaj afternoon. . ___ — - —rf kize uv their hats I ecd. here iz a fenomto interest citizens and farmer* in a Mra. C. C. Mason was the guest of ina that onsetties tb« laws of phizicsl creamery. It is worthy of notrirtbat tiie Nashville creanirrv nakbeen able to Mr. and Mra. IL G. Hale, of NaahvlUe. elenne; they must hev great chunks of that misterious gray brain matter us pay 1 rotu two to four cent* more a gauge a portion of the past week. big ez a goos egg lyin'Luce around, ofcream than farmers could gel for Our popular restaurant man, Mr. Geo. innide uv ther enmuams. their butter. And then it would be a Semon. has gone to York state to claim In my last letter 1 tried to give a jinrich investment for business men. as it ulati-ifi I Id* Hwk, L720. would leave cash in the hands of all a fortune of 830.(00 lately bequeathed eral ijee ov the battel Held, but ther iz to him. noomerus Incidents thrt I hev witness­ patrons of the crenmery. and in ten-st ed. that must be given in delate. Washington Graham, formerly of will to- at ttie Townboaar in Cartton aacli many more in Hastings. Ez 1 wuz a passin* on. roominatin*. 1 Rev. H. H. Lowry, who formed this city, now of western Nebraska, Is looked off-in a south-easterly flireeshuu the guest of relatives in Hastings and and saw a site thet puzzled me. I could many aeqiialntancee here during bis vicinity. see in Ahe distance the forms ov females stay of a few weeks last summer, will Mr. Wm. Kline win go to East Lake. I who teemed to be cavoortin’ around deliver a lecture at Union Hall on the Manistee Co. to spend a couple of wildly and az I approached nearer 1 evening of Dencml>er fith. Subject: mpnths hunting. His family accom­ saw they wuz surroundin’ a deep pit, “Nineteen Years in China.’’ The lec­ pany him. and when 1 saw ther strange condoc* ture will be illustrated bv magic and mlsterious jesticuliuhuns, 1 at Unit Mi>s Grace Greentteld. who has been thought it wuz the witches uv Endor For. tin*- watch repairing <i> to MInntern views. The speaker will exhib­ it Chinese Mob. costumes and curiosi­ studying music at Chicago for several h tryin- to raise Samuel. But az I cum months, is spending a few davs nt her closer onto them. I saw they wuz not Xk* anil |*>-ond hand school lawks. ties, and will xbogive recitations in home in this city. the Chiueee language. Rev. Lowry i« a witches and the pit which I hail seen wuz Dh E H. B^throp’s. . fluent speaker, and nineteen years spent l/Mr. and Mra. C. W. Jones will occupy dork and deep. 1 think they sed the CARfESTKRs are at work on the roof by him as a missiouary in China enables fhnt portion of the E. A. Rider house name ov it wilt Oblivion! And they e th* new Ford's hotel. him tn speak underatendingly. Ad- which will be vacated bv Mr. and Mrs. hed long ropes leadin’ down | mission. 25 cent*. We predict a crowd­ J. Mead this week. Into the pit and they v.niz a jerk­ UBC. 1st we must have our pay. ed house on this occasion. in' and a pullin’ and som>- wuz a wring­ SMITH. HAMM A V.WARMAN. C. A. Hough, county treasurer elect, in* ther bands and pullin' ther back hair In the Decemlier Century, the auth­ has rented the Van Vteck house on and ther wuz several men Id the crowd. B-jj your wwlding and Chrislmas of A. IL McOmlier. or* of the life of Lincoln state that Lin­ West Green street, and will move to I think they wuz nrincipaltv 1). D.'s and this dty about December 16th. M. D.’s and they was cartin' wishful Ora f’atholie friends have their new coln* final release from the service of Rev. John B. Knott, pastor of the eyes onto the wimen and winkin' at ;urM.n;<g* nearly completed. the United States after the Black Hawk Hastings circuit, is now . occupying a one another, and white the wimen wuz campaign "was signed by a young lieu ­ K nr 1. dance at Union Hall toroom in Mra. McClintock's house up- a sweatin' and a tuggin' on the ropes a tenant of artillery. Robert Anderson, I stairs just across from the M. E. par­ tryin’ to bring up somethin* they wuz njorrow. Thursday, evening. ■who. twenty-nine yrars later, in one of hitched to on the bottom ov the pit. Think of It! Pure linen collars *0 the most awful crise* in our annals, sonage. if not at home his whereabout these M. D.’s and D. D.’s wuz jus* hol­ • <1* a <lo. -n at Morrill A Go.’*. was to sustain to Lincoln relations of can there be learned. lerin’ “Heigh-oh-'lrighF aud thri'wlmprodigious importance, on a scene il­ .Cards are out announcing the intend­ en wuz doin' all the pullin’. Tax receipts printed on good paper luminated by the tlaiih of the guns ot ed marriage of Charles B. Baldwin, the But it wuz an omtuccew-ful pull. He *n<! <>n •hort notice, at this office. ■ the Civil Wm." The authors further crack pitcher of the National league, M*»-m«! to be fast to the bottom and A ; liuth sto'k of school books, new state that the story to the effect that and Miss Dora E. Matthew*, daughter they hed to leave him thar ez a test case -vM second hand at Dr. Lathrop'S. Lincoln was mustered into service by of A. A. Matthews, of Rutland. The for the reeureeshun. And as they left in -Jefferson Davis is not confirmed by the rii.vsktuHViNn services Thursday, at strictest search in tire records. They ceremony will take place at the bride's soft and solem cadences they sweetly home Thanksgiving day. The Banner 2 o'clock at the Martin school nouse. publish in a foot-note a statement by hereby tenders congratulations, strictly ITke linen collar*. 40 eta. per dozen Adjutant-General Drum giving all the in advance. known facts tn relntion to this story. r five rente s piece at Morrill A lk».’s. Silver Wedding.—On the evening IV-Mtively we must have our pay. “Labor," who wields the same Oh! if I could or’ -^ceeve that trenchent pen hh the Journal editor, of the 22d, a number of the friends of liquid nourishment for wich my aoul Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 8. Brown, of yearns, and to wich 1 rin enUteld. 1 Jh v .1 purr linen collar for five cents, writes to that paper accusing the school ■. a d<ven for W rente at Morrill A board and common council of gross lixstings township, assembled at their would give line upon line and prerep' on prwvp' and banish thirst from our extravagance and inattention to busi­ home to waist them in celebrating fair land and turn our defeat into their silver wedding anniversary. A Hi ilium, operations were never so ness. “Labor"' should not make such pleasant evening waa parard, and the gloorius vicktry! But onless a llttel charges without furnishing proof. Meir at this season of the year tn guests left the following souvenirs of internal moisture it provided fur me They are sbrious charges, and we be­ the occasion: Hartings. soon. 1 fear that my futoor usfoolnrsa lieve them to be false, and shall until Couch—F. Marks and wife. J. Muny- will be lost totl>e world and another dAp.ww A Ca’e elevator is now run- we have more evidence than can be bright and blazin' star will be added to aing. This means a lively wheat mar- furnished by the unsupported state­ an and wile. L. Olmstead and wife, the firmament rrt tor Hastings. ments of an 'anonymous scribbler. His Mrs. John Fisher, T. Fisher and wife. Mrs. W. Willison. Wm. Merrick and X ROADS. A. 11 M< Omiier has the largest and statement that the supervisor* and wife, W. Holt and wife, Mr. Shelby and board of review have permitted proper­ wife. Wm. T. Fisher and wife,’ Mr. ■ wst Merted stock of watches ever ty of the rich to go untaxed, while the Pennock and wife. Mr. McIntyre and '‘iowu in this city. home of the laborer was assessed at its wife. A.-Smith and wife, Mr. Bandy Ikk Kev. T. 1). Marsh will preach full value, is another base lil»el. tjouie- nnd wife, Frank West and wife. II. -nd hold f-ommunion service at the l»ody should ring the chestnut beU on Fisher and wife, Mr. Rickie and wife, Presbyterian church next Sabbath, “labor." We'll bet our last nick he Mrs. Mary Cowles, Mr. Chamberlin and dowui't labor to any very alarming ex- wife. Mr. Rolf and wife. Nov.anh. l«Pri. Silver butter dish—P. Brown and T-ikkk will be union Thanksgiving “-m 1-h5 the M. E. church commenc- »zThe Hastings Lecture Association wife, IL P. Brown and wife, Frank •t-g at 11 a. in. Thanksgiving prayer has been organlred by electing officers Kennedy and wife, W. B. Powers and and wife, B. P. Brown and wife. ' mt rice in the evening. as follows: Silver cake Imsket—C.S. Andrus and g. Paul Smith at I’nionHall Dec. President -Clement Smith. wife. D. E. Birdsall and wife. W. 8. Irth and SXh. This will be the first of .Goodyear and wife. Secretary—J. JL Dennis. th* course of entertainments given by s Silver card receiver—W. B. Randall, '.he lecture A-woeiation. J lurwu." i" ------- wife and daughter, of Grand Rapids. Smith, impersonator, two evenings; Set silver teaspoons—Mrs. 8. C. CranThe Trinity Episcopal Sunday school was pleasantly entertained. Friday Wm. I. Marshall, lecture and calcium l dull nnd Lottie Ford. One dozen silver knives and forksand ■ • -ning by recitations by Mias Marie light views of Yellowstone Park; Mor­ monism, by Judge O. W. Powe«; Dra­ three tablespoons—Dr. A. P. Drake >:non. Chicago Times. matic Readings. Miss Julia Lee. Be­ | Amber water set—Mrs. A. Wheeler. 1HEUE will lie an entertainment at tween December 13lh and 30th operas the 1’rrabyterian church next Monday will be given. Season tickets, 81A Notice.—The annual meeting of the r .-cuing given by a lady elocutionist. Single tickrts with reserved seat. 35 A GEMTLEHAM’S SMOKE stockholders of the Riverside Cemetery cents, single admission 36 cents. By the above, Hastings people will be । Company will be held on Wednesday, It is very probable that the Knighta afforded rare intellectual treats the Dec. 1st. 1886. at the office of Wm. B. anurueu «ate ___ _ ____ "( Pythias dance will be given the coming season nt a nominal price, and Swrezry. at 7 o'clock, p. m. The burii unday evening of holiday week, and it is to be hoped that the association 1 nee* of the meeting will be the election that Squires orchestra will furnish the of three trustees for the term of three will be liberally patronized music. It is time for our citizens to stop and ▼ears, in place of E. Y. Bogle, N. T. Parker and W. D. Bayes, whose terms She (Miss Wilson» rendered several seriously consider the railroad situation. of office expire at that time, and such -' lotions for Mill* Rhea while she "'a* here, and was highly complimented There is little doubt that it is the pur­ other business as may be brought be­ >iy the brilliant French actress.—Chi- pose of the Detroit, Lansing & North-1 fore the meeting. All owners of Iota hy purchase are gARGAlNS! • ago luter-Ocean. era tx> build an eXtenUon from Grand stockholders, and entitled to vote, A James Gregory and lira. Madison, Ledge to Grand Rapids, touching punctual attendance is rrqura^gd. both of Nashville, plead guilty to the Woodland and Freeport. Directly this W. L. WILKINS. rrwlteL road will benefit these points greatly, ' barge of adultery, at the present term ufeiccuit court. At present writing and will tap a country that has hither­ to been tributary to Hastings. A brave they have not been sentenced. N or ice is hereby given to the super­ and energetic people will never see an The Creeoent Literary Society will advantage lost without securing a cor­ visors in the county and dty, that they give an entertainment consisting of responding advantage in another direc­ furnish not to exceed 830 to any one fam­ r*' itations. dialogues and music, Tues- tion. This advantage will be gained by ily. Goods must be bought by them <»> evening, Nov. 30th. 1886, at the securing the Ksluinazoo line, which, if and not by the persons helped; also that •ugh school room. Admission 10 cente. secured, will inside of two rears place said supervisor* must themselves draw our dty on one af the mosL if not the the pay for said bills, KLVA BAUER. ’leertary. moht, important commercial highways w. F. HICKS. traversing a distance of six of Michigan. Furthermore, the bulldmiles on the Woodland ropd Saturday lngof both these lines will insure in a'HpUOHTAUy. _ ____ but a few years still another road, from Card.—I have sold my interret in Hastings, nearly all of which were Battle Creek northward, through Hast­ 1 *ded with wheat or wood for this Ings, Freeport, Lowell. Greenville, and the late firm of Bogie & Cook to E. Y. — It Hmm ion? been the m ?>u Hu*. «o <*>><*. market Bogle, who will continue the buaiw*« Circuit court is in ■eerinn with a fSter and but for the efforts it ban good number of cases on the dockrt, ,b^r^Biprited to make to secure ter­ to meet all my oid fHonda and customthough for once a light criminal calen- minal facilities In New York, ttiloigo, w auiin»iiiucsty MUSICAL GOODS! McOiDVer’s. the Jmler. This space belongs to J. H. Beamer & Co, who will tell you in our next issue what they will haye for the holidays. Local Newgi $1000 FORFEIT BARGAINS I Mn. FKB i Mil % CTEUCK BOTTOM! Prices Way Down. 1 offer Clothing and Men's Furnishing Goods at Prices that are Sure to Please My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg­ est and best selected of any in the city. MEN’S OVERCOATS From $1.75 to $20.00. BOY’S OVERCOATS From $1.50 to $10.00. Don’t buy a suit or overcoat until you see my stock. All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, - Regular 50-cent Uuderwear, Kersey Pants, - Extra Fine Scotch Caps, 20 - 40 - - - - 1 25 - MILLINERY! Fine White Shirt, double back and front 50 The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in That Will Defy Competi­ tion! Barry County at the very lowest prices. was. ration a kdmlmax. 50 R. K. GRANT ��THE NEWS IN BRIEF. m ~ ~ .wen sialiU out T OOdwril. Ku. rtwrfckshwSn—Sv. b.»™i,o„. !»■ Aomyayot «Sdkr. U-. tw. „. I hid no relief. Athluphorosia taken ,1 ..and 1* n proof that thia ia the ; rincipH it cure* surely and quick* statement of those who Aatv ice* j ;ht t<> convince the increduloua. Ixtwell, Mich. MtiaSed Alhlophoroa iagiv.- iH’.t -.nisraclian of ''any rheumatic v jwe ore trollingHvxt & Hum. . S. Rildwin. dealer in coni and lv u.wha, Wix., aay*: 1 was afilicfed .i •"tatixm tor rortr’eral yearn, and at . red quite severely.’ I trned two ..Lthlophurvw and soon had ..jin.„ v, I did not tuffer with k stead­ . . subject to attack* xuoat any j;., , mJ alwartnura to be laid up with ft jvriug ihv.fall and spring of each year. The Jise** wx* confined to any ont of my body; it would appear first in .:>r plaiM then in another, but tnorcAfrei-r-ndv in my feet and aiiklee, which would .<v;' ■ -.it of all proportion. It is jurt about ..-ar »it»ce I used a bottle of Athlo. r • Although I have pawed through ■ - full and <pTing I have not had an\ iiiktsu whatever since 1 used that uv of medicine.’* ; . druggist should keep Athlophoroe u,i it;i!..>ph«'n* PilL. but where they -can • ■■ .jtit of the dniggiig. the Athlo.112 Wall St, New York, will • .-I i-ttbvr (earn.age pa'd\ <m receipt to i : which is fl.CO per lixtle - c i ■ -. n -op and .V>c. fur Pills. • r ! Sidney dlK-as.--. dyipepr**-b>*e-kX'— ii. rvnps drtdllty. dewama , -.-.I.— . A WONDERFUL CURE. CmcjMio, Nov. th.-Th.. tb.y ritualiou at the Htock wa* in the Weather. The 1 „ —f*__ crowti of unemployed striker* tndo<v% ami they did not even tvwemblo in their uaual “* • “w ““■■•■» Om». nombers nt the different packing-houM-x al 7 ““ nir*7 •** “ '•‘“■‘■'■m Wilum H—U,. a mk.mkj, =.,Twi Mb. agajhst her brother Loux*’ wishes. Turoiav evening Hammer* met Hrotb and sb.bl.rd hint to the mart, making ht» abler a widow. Mim Winnie Davia luu! the Bret sleigh ride of lror id., at Ryrw-nw. N. Y.„ Sunday night It i» umtaratood that the naval eatimata. are 81U,U00,U» kwi in amount than Ir.j «e wax j>u» to w«k, and they ail went back homo diaappmutod. Very few of the old hands witv takaii hock at any <* the house* •n*. reason given for thb u‘e »wv»ty of bogs. The reoBipu were If.0*® “bort of what were expected, owing to toe ktonxi At Armour's liroy natd tlwy wouk! Start a m-w bunuh Friday or ut the furtbret ou Saturday, in which event a targe number of the ex-Uriksre will be given «n- . ------. v-nvr. ,a.ljountnwnl w*« carrict by a vote of 1:4 to Itt, altar which the wwten, tuemlror* met and risked the taard to remove Vail. The next meeting of the congrew. will be held at Now York. A National Liberal Ladlre’ league will be vatabitabed in England to .-ounteract the jxditival *ork dune in the intrnwt of hro Tory party by Uro wotnro of tho Primron- We have just received our second ^AKlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. Of Ladies’ Cloaks that we are offering at ■Saafasss^*asMiss thanthe ordinary'kiuds, and cannot be sold In eo®£’tt“1on *'«b ">«• multitude of low test, ahort *Tdghl. alum or pbrixphrie powder*. Hold only « ^Lnt. 1*’ N.Y. HAKtXO POWDXJt Co., km Wall oetM« ROBBED THE CITY. At Mnnrfa, Imi.. Tueatay morning, Mrs. l.uuv Itai-triord jday fully 'tanri (wurga £enn«l). ugrd 17. who wan ••fooling*’ with a revtdv'-r toAboot her. Tbo youth uiutetiiuMl tinvi ut the wtMnuu. tlw bullet entering ber Umj.1.-. killing her instantly. TT:re»- Hritimor.- finmjeu re.-r«vvd fatal in­ jura* While at work <..> a btax.- in the drug ware-lew of Btirrou^h* & Br-^, on Ch<n<|eti •tree:. The building «a» tlamaged to tb>amount of (EM,(K». The Venr-nnt legistatun- has p.i<-ri n bill Mr.> W*. JL Vanderbilt ha- jiu! ro-vived from abroad thirty fowl* of ran- breed* which mat him kl,4lU0. William Akbbrook and hi- wife Mary cetabijit.'d tlxur rixUetb wadding anniversary ■t Trenton, Mu.. Urt Katun lay, Maitiro* Arnold ha- rr*tgwxi th* <-flier of ii.-.|rort<u of wboui* f« the Wcatniinrfa.- frwee Hix Guilt to the Mayor. • Vi.scK.XMMt Ind., Nov. 19.—Order* were jaxmil by. the city lot Monday night on City Trensutvr H-.nry Duesirrberg f«r 81(l.l»»i When they were jinra-nted f.c payment Imrriurberg found *bat he had only |l» ou hand With which to meet the utaligation. He immrd lately utmt Ia-(ore tiro mayor and mid that be was a defaulter: that bn desired to turn over tiro keys of Ute otllee and to go to jail. He wvjit bitterly and profowml Irokm-u not where the nu'iu y had gone. Home very rich iTtix-tH are ou hi* bond airi have taken jKacMaon of hi* projwrty, which will ;»y onr-thTrd <>t the deficit. Ihmxterberg .had tiilraf tiro -d city treaxurer for two terms, ami. notwithstanding the jKSwent jirvdlcauxmt. fa *till regarded by many jwople ax au b>iu<-st man wbuw chief fault ha* twen incamjH-Ieney. TTllCAOti. Nov. SO —At the conference of clergy nw-ti who an- dfarmaing the |in>pheci<« nf tiro S-nptun-- rriatin.- to the millennium. Rev. William DtnwidJto, of Alexandria, v«- Mli‘l Friday that Tiro Hour pru4iM.-ti.Mj at Minneapolis fau «w*k «nx Wi.WH barrel*. ngainri lUO.lUhi txtm-Js lh»- pcvo-ding ««L The recuipls of »ixwt were the largvri ou record—l,91U,l4o We have done an unusual large trade Cloaks this season, and will give ouf\ custo- CAP mers the benefit of our SOLA Large Puchasers For Baking Purposes. Tlrirt* "»« organised *t iltt-lmrg Wwion*<tay u imUotial cn>.-ampawnt of the Uuhsi Veteran Legtou, (ieorg* K Chalmers, of Pittsburg, bring i-boMi ii* ton*! eou>- We are offering the best value in a Cream Balm dieating a twurrvctioti. although the Scrip­ ton* t«ub of four judgnronta, the iaot of which wa* tl»- judgment of the great whits throne, at which only ( LOTH ING • T C A Co." Clothing FIT* nicely. Vlareuee H. W ctK tbw te-aimnan ««-«-uwd of JTiu-mg the Rio horror, wjuj bound ov«r for trial at Portage, WK. early Wedmwlay luornntg. No bail being funndrri. ii- »s» imprikTHK-d. \ Sciiuitxie’x tannery building* *‘ Luna. Otaris, with a targe nmotrnt of leather anti t«rk. Were bermd early Wadta-day morn­ ing. Tiro iu. I, figured at M5.OT0. and the iumrenoe agg»vjjnt<-. fl.VJMi. A vein of coni feet thick, of flue quob ity, wav Tburedar rtrock at Mount Veruon. Itt-.. at a d<T«i> of fc*t. The riortu iu Coanectlcnt. Thurwtay >tartroywd aimmta-r -f targv tobacco -be.!wtairh contained tbi* ymr* crop, and «!■• he—I will be heavy. Many bnilding* were uur-.deti at Hartford, amt chimney*, trere. and feu«v Mown down, creating a to* of rewnil ibbtuand dollar*. A soow-jAre nui down threw Motion irun Thureday, nror Panora. Iowa. Jomre Far­ row and hi* *’«i wa* killed, and Jonrph Davi* fatallv wounttoL 111- Mawmh- IWfef aowciatkm, in m*uni at Hl Lrxtta. el.rt.ri otfio-r. Thureday. Mar­ tin CoIHux, of Hl. Ixaiw. bring cbowri jtmudrnt. Thr trxt treating w»U be brid at Tonaito. Ont. The dirertnra of the IllinoU Central rosri have voted to u»tw I",’«-■» kban- of new xtock at RK, giving the stockholder* the right until Ver Ever shown this market. Our stock of TWO YOUNG LADIES CREMATED. MakioS. lad.. Nov. IV.—Fire Thursday morning destroyed the nridenre of June John**! nt LnndfaviUr. twelv* mile* north­ wort of tlii* jklncv. Johneoc, hi* wife and twoHutM rvcapMl. but U* two daughters, and Jane, 18, pei ialxx! in the ____ i Turner, a hired band, w» lolly burned. Turner arose at Na. m.. and built a Hri- and then went back to trod. It i» DRY GOODS every department and we are MONTGOMERY WARD * CO. ready to give you bargains that you will ap- Frc Um- eigtatwMitb time in M-venteen years the ptanlng mill of J. K. Ha*U * Co»- KuI' U*> street. Chicago, wm Thunriay gutb-d by DllBola Convict tabor Amendasoot. flame-, the la- l-ing »TU,i«<l The corn. SnuxonEbn, HI*., Not. 17.—Pborioo Howwa« the ovurt-ureing of a tamp in a cttrtaiuani, a resident of thia county, has applied to r-*l factory ot> tb<- upjwr H'X’r tm n farm near Moweaqua, RK, a labonr •Judge Creighton, of the circuit court, for au wax fataUv injured by two young bean injunction to defeat Uro convict talxw atix-ndbrought fn>m the Ibxky Mountain* for nw-nt to Uro constitution. The grotmds upon which Uro injunction is aaked are that the propowd anwrriment i* not german., to any article of the conrtltution, but a distinct ami • wporato jwopodtion. for which there fa nc ■jwovfajon in that inatrument; atoo, that there I> f-viit ha.hiK been nurir in the condition* w» tack <rf uniformity in stating the queo•: 4 eertain mortnee. exteoted by wtfteF i‘ -irt and Ko-.' !tanih*rt. hi* wife, of Huttiiiu on tiro ballota___________ •md. Itarry Count,, Mlehixan. to James L •'b i. Mno.ot Itattle Creek, Michigan, baartng AreUMlorFa Rail Flxteri M »«B.OOO. ■lab- thex* ttav ul May. A. U. iwtt, and recorded RlOCxCrtT, Iowa, Nov. 90.—In the Had­ « ttie Ofllce ut Itro Keglxtcr of Deed* of Barry ' -w.tjf. Mlehktan. on the £Hh day «rt May. A. D­ dock murder cm Friday tho bontta of th.. iniltierit'of mortgagM.nn paxra S4 and Bien imbeted by the grand jury wore fixed Z®. Sahl n>oru*xr wa* made upon the eiprr»» br the court. Tiro bond of John Aronxdorf, I tioti that should any default lie made in ■ i- payment of the interest on any day whereon who i« ehargtd directly with tiro crime, b ’h" same to placed nt 823,000. Tiro bad for tiro ottroni • ■•.'Ixmld tlie same remain unpaid and tn arHriKtol and chorgM with mantar and oot. ’"ire for the sii.nce of thirty day*, tlien and roirocy wa. jtared al II8.OM1 1» 1* thought 'rora thrnee forth utter the tai>*e vt the said .. uaeurebontamro. but days the principal *utn of WXi. with all ’it- .irrearngeoftntaniatUwraaK'aMMMMMMMF: ■tic. i». dur w,d pavable immediately thereafter. -U-xyjb the jH-rlud limited far the payment ’ I'-rc.rf may not then lavr expired, and default | Vest jUllgUM-Ut. A targv number of prouiiiu-ut divinn. are taking an . active jKirtinUiU cunference. among whom 1* t Y » A particle to applied Into each mratrii and fa are Rev*. P. R. Hmmou *xv. k. F. ooonwrw. agreeable. Price 50 ee«rta al druggist*; by mall, cent*. Circulars tree. and F. P. (rood win. Friday wa* lijn fourth rrrlstered.-sn ELY HKOTHEB8 Druggist*. Owego. W. Y. day of the rowtint, and the dixeaaaioa*, owing to tlroir <t]w:ulalivv nature, and the n-jvntatiom '<f uro clergymen who are [invent and interveled, are attracting great WILSON WASHBOARDS. preciate. Mv store is filled with a good stock of fall and winter goods, Cotton and Woolen Flannels, Blankets. Hosiery and Under­ wear of assizes and kinds. I have the best selection of Children’s & Ladies’ Cloaks In Newmarkets and Boucle Jackets ever shown in Prairieville. Jerseys from 50 ets. to $2.50. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes for everyBroadhead Dresa Goods in the new shades. All wool Tricots at 60 cents per yard. Homespun cloakings in all colors. Rak FraNCWOO, Nov. la—The idaenwr oc-»k. -kk* i« *■- wsowik. Ask to see the 0. P. H. Casdmere Pants at »iW, Every pair warranted. Big Stock Men’s and Boys' Overcoats. I am still selling all suite of clothing at cost Try our 25 and 40 ct. Lnoolored Japan Tea. . That C Sagar, 19 lbs. tot v-ito The highest prices paid for Batter. Eggs, lined Frat* aa* LivePoufay. _ x-kuf-wc-M Prairisville, Nov, ’88- �4- We want 20,000 pounds of Dried Apples. “ “ “ Butter, in Crocks or Rolls. U l.ooo cords of Green Beech and Maple Wood. Come and be Satisfied that the above is a FACT ! Our trade is 25 per cent. Better than Ever Before, which we attribute to the -EX­ TREME LOW PRICES we are Giving in Every Department. Goodyear & Barnes! Is Getting to be^F be the'Household Word for Good Goods at Low Prices. Ladies’ Gloat DeiaW. Wta’s CM Dejartmem. We have now on hand the most complete Here we keep as large an assortment as in s.ock that was ever brought to Barry County, the Ladies' department and at prices that will sell them. say that when we are asked the prices of arti­ before you buy. Examine It is sufficient to Below are a few prices : cles in this department, everyone is astonished Newmarkets from 5 to 20 Dollars. at the extremely low prices, and we are fre­ Short Wraps “ 10 to 30 quently asked how we can sell them so Seal Plushes “ 20 to 40 - cheap. Dress Goods! We are agents for the celebrated Jamestown Dress Good?, which are the very best of the kind. Underwear! Our Ladies 50-cent Underwear is the best value for the money tn this county. Our stock of Dress Flannels is complete. Our SI.00 Red finds a great many purchasers. We make a specialty of Black Goods, and can show most anything In Gentlemen’s Underwear we have a full stock, and at very low prices. wanted. If you want to buy a Dress of any kind look our stock over. Space will not admit of our quoting prices. THEIs theLITTLE BRICK GROCERY! Place where they Sell Groceries Cheap I You would think so, if you would only take a look at the little place some Saturday. They have the Best 50e Tea in Barry County. In Sugars they are io per Cheaper than others. Get a Sample, and Prove It. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-12-02.pdf 0e845000dc377c188926024765da5ba4 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL XXXI. NO. 31 WHOLE NO. 1644. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 2, 1886. ( She writes that she is very Thnraday afternoon of next week by Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Al­ been raised for the widow and children California. pleased with the place and cli­ Mredamra Robinson. Valiant, Atenm, i bert Gooch was surprised by relatives of Rev. Dissette by the ministers of the much and friends, who came to help celebrate M. E. perauaMon. ■ imate. Her couah is very much letter. Busby. Henry. Mtea Etta McCormtok School commenced in the Bunnell and Minnie Matthews, at society rooraa Rev. Fr. Fleming, of Hustings, has her 36th birthday. with Clara Luther, of Hastings, Supper served from 4 to 7. All am been holding services at the Catholic district c HICKOR Y CORNERS. . church In Ihis village this w<*k. » Ias teacher. cordially invited to attend. The Learn school at the same lime The familiar form of Will Griffith is Mr. Albert Lawrence and Mias The entertainment gfren by tbo with Judson Bailey, of Rons, as teachagain visible upoh our streets. ’ Florence A. Rockwell were married Rock Band'Concert Co., last evening, The eldest non of one of our aristo- i Wednesday evening, Nov. 24th, al the A goodly nnmlwr of friends and under the auspices of the Y.- M. G. A, rcsidenci- of the bride’s father, J. R. crajic families has been at Vermont­ ate Thanksgiving turkey with was a success. Farwell hall was crowrti RockwelL The ceremony was solem­ ville the past week on a spree—a dis- relatives Bostwiek and family. ’ nized by the Rev. W. D. Tomkinson, of gnice to the town, his loving parents Geo ed to suffocation, about 3.000 people Then? will be preaching nt the Bun-; were present.—Chicago Tribune. Kalamazoo; only the near relatives ami and himself. nell school house every Sunday at three Carrie Ingrrson has returned from a i a few intimate friends of the bride and o ’ clock. Rev. Mason, piwtor in charge. Tur. ladies Hooh> Misaionary society ' « groom being present. After the cere­ prolonged visit at Beloit, Wia. C. Shorten h making preparations will meet on Friday afternoon Dec. M. Rev. L. Brumm, living in the north­ mony the guests with the newly wed­ to I move on a farm near Augusta. at 2 o’clock at the home of Mm. Mudge. ded pair sat down tpa bountiful repast. ern part of the village, is seriously ill. One would suppose by the sleighs AL Beebe is visiting a sick brother Many useful and beautiful tokens of All that are interested in this work are , 1around Tolles Bros, shop that there cordially invited. Any second cloth­ rememberance were reeeived by the in Indiana. Wa will probably have a serire of would be no end to the sleighing this young people from their friends, among ing or anything that can be made ovw . 'season. them was 850 in g.,d. Mr. Lawrence club dances thia winter. The wife of Peter Mosher, of Hope will l>« thankfully received. A trio of little boys, who had run, to a well known business man in Hick­ Center, was buried at the Cedar Creek A large company of friends- gave away from their homes at Hastings ory Corners, and his many friends con­ Mr. and .Mra. M. W. Hicks a pb*uurt gratulate him on winning so estimable were flihed out of a dry goods box on cemetery on Monday of this week. h bride. May tong life and happiness our streets one evening last week, surprise Monday evening, the ocoaaiea WEST BALTIMORE. almost frozen. They were taken home attend them. Protracted meetings at the Weeks’ being the 10th anniversary of the Wed- >/ Eddy Pennock entertained some with some of our philanthropic citizens ding of the surprised partial. The « houw this wack. ideas of sport and profit on the 24th, lodged and fed and turned over V> the school Wm. Tyrell has quit blacksmithing evening was pleasantly passed in a sheriff, who was down after them the and raffled off a quantity of turkeys social way. and a number of costly at Prichardville and gon* north. affording Thanksgiving dinners for next day. ' reminders left by the friends. Married, at the residence of the A grand Thanksgiving hunt was many; brides' father Sid Tinkler, of K •*» I™1"’ *" '“rite.! te P«ra«to. UWlnp. »»l the'24lh. Ek.,,,. Emmou.. Theron Aldrich was kicked last given by our sport-men last Thursday, HaalingM. ate Emina Emmons. evening by one of his horses. Dr. J. M. the party captained by Roi. Dunham A. Co, business announcements in thia issue A. W. W. NidmD.of Nlcnote. of Alba. Aiba. Antrim Anti I wing the successful one, and eating Elliott was called. visited his mother, Mrs. 11. I* Tobias, j of the Banner. Live business men Some sleighs are seen running on the supper at the expense of the defeated last week. 'speak to the people through the.bret of roqd this morning, the first of the sea- side. Ernest Haynes has gone north to th*' recognized advertising mediums, Rev. McNutt, of Eaton Rapids, oc­ soinwork this winter. the press. It is of such business wen Many people of this vicinity regret to cupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday morn­ Chas. Gaskill teaches the Hind dis­ that the bargain-hunter will make pur­ learn that one of Will Elliott's premi­ ing and evening; and Rev. Bement, of trict school in Hope thin w inter. chases; and hy can learn of them and um horses has the lock-jaw. Little Grand Rapids, occupied the Congrega­ MelviHv Holcomb Mid Mrs. Alonzo what they have to offer through the , , hope* are entertained for its recovery. tional pulpit. pitp^r. A good advertisement is good Rev. Koehler la conducting a revival Hrndenibntt have gone to Ohio. Some busintsa changes have taken James Clark has a brother visiting reading. at Woodland. rilaro during the past week. M. M. R\t- luiird\ Are., • The Masonic fraternity have dedirat­ him. DURING the year ending December lock well and A. Scogal have formed a Mrs Jessie Fruhauf and baby Irene, ' . ORANGEYlld.E. copartnership in blacksmithing. John ed their new lodge room over Frank of Ann Arter, sre visiting her mother, 1st, 1886, there printed 92.4&1 ooplee of ’• i\uudus Martin. s' "t^jen Nichols returned to his Boise’s hardware. , , Montgomery and J. McFall are run ­ the Hastitaigs Hanner, an average M r-. Isaac Weeks. hor- - .Lu Charlotte last week. The Congregational ladies bazaar ning a shop in competition. Luihtr Wright has moved to Orange­ weekly circulation of 1778. This is the ’«r. Klingvnsinith is clerking for Eli A. Jonesihns purchased Chari* Mc- will t»- a point of great inten*t during ville. Nichols. largest by several hundred, of any ,' Kay I.’ '» interwt , Itn r, Ik., ™.ln,lwF etc.. U,,bolld.>^ ~ u»“k.rtu u-rihhnn iiM.1 the feed grinder, 0.0.roiM0. paper in llarry county; and the people WOOOLANR. •>hto among whom toe Banner circulates MORtiO-THORNAPPL E. Thermometer at zero.*1 are among the most thrifty and intelli­ Mrs. llunsicker to very sick with in- gent in the state- just the ones' whose For some unknown cause the regular pr! iJ2F if T ‘if’S! thl. 1 “to Itptow. toto ,h,'r' . trade II will be an object for any mer­ ■lohonlo Craw lord h 4 homo lh,s 1 TC,; an .lotion <>f Mute Mtl county of. correspondent hjis faih d to materalize. flauiation of the bowels. Lewis Hough has dissolved partner­ chant to seek. aqd we will try and till his place for the i W’Mi - Viti. n.KtX.1 Mnn.inv I heH Jn IUrr>’ on the 2nd ship with Smith & Downing, and to Miss E«tie t auik returned Monday , ,|By t)I-xoveruber. 1^86. as can lie proven present as best we cun. We are amazeiHp observe how un­ running a shop alone. School commenced Inst Monday in . from a visit at Wayland. f b th venerable electors of this One case of G« rman measles in town. necessarily careless men are reepeeting I the Morgan district, with Miss I ’ uyne Mrs. Eli Nichols and mother ate their »mrreznte 267 Phil Schray was try ing his new cuU their wearing apparel. Slouchy hats’ Thanksgiving turkey with Battle Creek l £ £h<_ .u vpnn, alld as teacher. and the cross-bar gave way and his Donee at the lake house last Thunt- ter, 1 ill-titling und baggy clothing, seem to friends. •. i who walk>xl three uiiiee to the polling day evening. !hor«e upset thecutter and dragged i’bll have l*en the rule- Now that perfect Harry Thiera left List week to J°ln I’ p jace to dep<mit a place to deposit a clean dean republican republican ball»alrods in the snow. • Mr. J. Primer has moved back to several i fitting, handsomely finished and strong­ h,*™?‘hrr rtJ;Ke- . lot; while the youngest of the three iot; Jerome Walts will collect taxes at ly made clothing is offered, buy it. It or KocKiont, spcni I( flowed the name example, it being on Morgan. , W. V' D. D' liawKUrt. la k Mrs. L. P. Cole started last Wrdnra- lthe Town Hall on Friday Det. 3d. last week with hto Iu.» W.-.V hiu friend. frtend Henry H‘nr' hte86th Wrthdav. The other having Henry Derby left home last week costs' no more, the little “finishing day. the 24th, for Arkansas. She will Arl»our. 'l.ern identified with the republican and when at Hastings he wrote a letter touches," put on to the "T. C. h Co. Merritt Cole injured one of hto fingers 1 principles from itaformation sis a par­ likely remain with her husband until ;to F. F. Hilbert to take care of his pro­ Clothing renders it the best made. Call for it at R. K. Grant’s. quite seriously in a clover huller one ty chose to deposit a prohibitlnn ballot, spring. Ervin Cole spent a few days visiting perty and also his u in-. Hay taat week.______________ he being 87 veara of >ure. The.oldeet of friends in Grand Rapids. By the advertisements that C. S. Henry HoVftHTAUVF ha* now a three challenged the youngest one to Protracted meetings have l»een in Palmerton is putting out, he ought to complete stock of staple and fancy FREEPORT. run a fool ran’ or wrestle with him, progress nt Morgan for ,al«ut two do । all of the work in town; that is with groceries and provisions, and proposes but the challenge Wil* not accepted. From the Herald. , weeks.. While the inertings were in hlb saw mill. to offer them al prices which will sureThomas Rockwell, for a long time an program some unprincipled persons Ed. Andrews returnKl from Illinois PRAIRIEVILLE. Iv win the trade ot those desiring to be Tl{torn’toM and Mrs. Buel Wnlcott. ! employee of the insane asylum of ^al- i-iimmilted depredations of the im-anest treated courteously and to buy good 1 amozob. spent several days vifitlngl his kind on different person's teams. l>eNot enough snow yet for Kleighiag. goods at a slight percentage above Thanksgiving last week. smearlng blankets and cushions found a daughter. ., < parents ate friends th- past week. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Jahnson, ot Jtan- tn the wagons and buggies. The best Born to Mr. and Mrs. Abram Stetkle, 'I he concert Sunday evening was cost. He will pay cash or exchange sing,. "nv were hero NOV. 14th, K SOU. ' •j biur .rc«c several days last week. idacv fur such uoprincipled persons is voted a MH-ces*. a special feature of the goods for butter, eggs and farmers pro­ Samuel Roush has Ihjmi confined to The former returned L nday. the latter at Detroit or louia, where they would entertainment beiug a n-citation by duce. lie is receiving a full line of his room by sickness the past fe.w days, win remain about here several days in gel gcxxl strong masters. little Ethel BeVere, four years of age. holiday goods, and will tell our readere . J. Al wine's brother and cousin from order to complete her program as preMrs. II. H. Sparks has been in xny consisting of over twenty verses which more about them in our next ()h;o, have b-.cn visiting him Die past vlmi'd^arrnnge<L ..i. ±___ *.___ poor health for the last three weeks. she recited clearly and distinctly. .HnniTminu|tvi. _ The Knights of Labor dance at The friends of the Baptist church are She is unable to do her house work and There will te a Christmas tree for Union Hall Thanksgiving evening was "luci Teeple is now residing with present left without a pastor, has been a portion of the time under the children this year. They should a success in every particular, and was have a good one after being cheated her brother. John Teeple near Fillmore. -----------the care ot Dr. W. H. Young. / S. Heffelbower and wife, of Carlton., S. B. Shaw and wife, a mintetet of out ot both tree and sleigh-ride promis­ an event of which that organization MIDDLEVILLE. tnkllUXK AND PINK) mav well feel proud. The best of ed them last vear. are town 1.1 is the beet wheid. market --- - rejoicing over the advent of a new JThis WWU ...........-------- , the Holiness church and a reeidedl of Rev. Clark, of Otsego, preached in order prevailed; 114 tickets were sold, .. .... fAnr.'bntj i Grand Rapids, assisted the minister ot •“Shu wvdh» ^io k.i.k..™ , Morgan in bis protracted effort Friday. the chapel Sunday at 230; the congre­ and the distribution of valuable and gation was more than was expected “otherwise” prize® afforded a fund of to rraldewltb her grar.a t.ranU durSaturday and Sunday. because of the extra meetings for the amusement. Sixty-three prizes were Reporttxi that the horse now ownea inc theschool winter.in| , ’o’" ^Twpl, • q<i.,. n .,w |rar will soon be। (PINE AND CEDAR,) The inl ° rr,x ’nw f:u?t<)ry “P00^*/" awarded to the holders of lucky numby Mr. Smith, Mr. H. Branche’s father­ d*y____________ lovru iuku iwuio .................. brra. The supper at Seth Stone's, al­ commenced is the one owned and stolen commenced Monday Monday With with Morey Morey Teepte I eepir Tax payers nf of Tnornapnie Thornapple w’U par a in-law. i IK)WLINf). though furnished at 50 rente per couple, L 1from Wm. Varney a month or more small percentage less this ye<tf than last a,JLSC.UHavward anc| wife, of Middle- « Your scribe has not been able to was such as is usually charged flJn ego. T’isMld that It bears an exact upon the same amount of valuation. i write for some time. lias any one ville. visited the family of W m. God- ’ The new husinee* block being erectedI <description at least. „ Later, Mr. Varney accomnknied bp? luiesed us? frev near Fillmore Sunday. .by 8. K Parkhust & Son to taking a rest Ocit citizens should not fail to hear David Boyes has gone to Prairieville D. F. Ftoh. of Carlton, to "up north uhtil warm weather in the spring allow Ithe deputy sheriff went to Mr. Smith a Rev. H. H. Lowry's entertaining lec­ vuiUng retotivee, among whom are .L the masons to complete the laying of ,w ith the intent to take the above men­ to visit his non Anson Boyts. D. Milb-r, of Johnstown, is studying ture on “Nineteen Years in China,” tioned .colt, but after looking the animal H; Fish, a brother, at Carpenter, and br i^stered walls and new ceiling now < with Dr. VanHorn. over, they came to the conclusion that two sons and a daughter, of Big RapThe dance at the Hall Thanksgiving Monday evening next.. The lecture It was not the lost «flt. “w, bore reliable «»<bority for the ]in course of construction will change | Mr. Parker starts for Ohio this week. eve. was a good one and well attendee will be illustrated b> magic-bmtera the old barn-like interior of the Mldd 1^ and Maple, views, and the speaker will render reci­ He will drive his team through. He for such a bad night. etMrment th»l the Ala-dr, ville postoffice to one more comfortable Frank Yauger from Ohio is visiting tations in the Chinese language. He expects to remain with his wife till will r-ommmee to grade «od let eon- and pleasing in aspect. ' spring, when ho will return if nothing his Bister Mm. Albert Boyes, of this will exhibit the idols and costumes ot tracts for tiej>as soon as the right of There was a rumor current here just i this pecular people. and also many rare place. , , Georgia Johnson visited friendB in curiosities. Being a fluent spmker, "rmiFMdllert Brayton are «ijoy-, Horn elR tion of a change in post­ ^ITlaih and J. Odell were on the road masters on account of the intended and having spent 19 years in that place this week. inn h visit with their cousin. Ely linn- ■resignation of the present incumbent. Monday with a double team gathering this Anna McGlynn and sisters visited country, he will give all who bear him Both the rumor and the c°ntwnP**l.J2! supplies for the minister at Morgan. an intellectual treat. You cannot henSunday. Thev were wccCBfuli judging from the resignation were completely squelched afford to fail to hear this lecture. Ad­ . gum Tikprs. looks of the wagon which swmed to tie by the county election returns. mission 25 cents. A singingxlasa under the instruction quite full. 31 ARTIN’S CORNERS. of Warren Richards is meeting once a JoeSlaugbterlt was on the war­ FOUR CORNERS. Will Flurv came home tn eat turkey. week in the M. E. church. A rather small congregation listened path Saturday evening, and full of fire HobedlnwhlW-Wenround. Many used-to-i>e-Middlevllll*ns mme Hnct tr aS willMraVeekbam buy Li* stock-HI of vbBholidaj her waler. He carried a formidable look­ to Rev. Knolls ’ excellent discourse Bert Stowell spent Sunday at this back on Thursday l^t t® Dianka Thank-giving day. ing butcher knife in his hand, and was brother. L K Mallory who la a rwldeot iriving turkev with old frl*-mto. Mr*. Swarthoul is vlaltingber daugh­ thirsting for human gore. Officer ^TTianksgivlng day in this town was plMr». James Wolfe and Miss Ella OfAtt^reil on one of J. Ch«ebrou;h-» in Grand Rapids. • Av res nabbed and escorted Joseph to productive»ot dry ’hroab’ "'"irug Sutton Sundayed with their parents ter“Old Fan," a horse belonging to the county baslilr. and many friends of this vldnky. Monday he wa* valuable team horses the other day and The sick list this week is composed Uncle John Kengle, departed this life arraigned before J ustice Sweexev, and . the animal was left in the wo°*? fo* Nov. 24th aged 30. Peace to b«r ashes. ordered to give bonds in sum of 8W0 to d- ad. Upon returning to the 8l)9j-!’.oo° 'VrJnS4 4^St mW <• -^Pr'=» of Mrs. James Smith. Lee TownsendDiana Payne is teaching the Morgan keep the peace for one year and pay and Williard Demond. after with help, all were •urR''r‘,'2 No school Thanksgiving nor the school. ■ . costs of proceedings. or in default to be hear "old Mag whinny, bbr was an avenge of one car load of flour per Mm. Allie M<*d wtjrUlM lb. Aid confined in the county jail until such Friday following. raised up, taken to the barn and may time as tends shall l>e given and costs '"“So more fmdoo for us’ l, the IMo Mrs. Ludnda Sprague, spoken of in society Dec. 1st. A rKP«*baa MUaout anpaid. Slaughteriy is yet in jail W Prices and EbtimateH given on *plast week's items, died on Saturday p.^ilma^'-Vnlon HM1. err ot both Breenbeckera oad democrat, night last She leaves many relatives > pticaUoq. ”WSSiru. «. - F-yt ““ and frienda to mourn her losa. Funer­ OUR Schools.—An item in the lad. BENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS. al at Disciple church Tuesday at 11 Don’t fall to read the announcement number of the “Moderator” calls atten the mounting of a white owl. It &proOllbJ'chokT. I« «U11 IMIHK In thl, of th* novel entertainment at Union tion to the fact that by the state super­ ’ '“^’^”'■1^.^■ wt Hall Thursday evening. Dec. 9th. intendent's report for 1885, but 63.9 per iMJuflf, hsrtns b*eu made lu thf coodlUon of "(SiSi Wood wm kicked by . horM Ove suhscrlbern are requested to not cent, of the school census of graded school districts was enrolled Tn the not long Blot* bat,1y disfiguring his he so backward about coming forward schools for the year ending Sept. ith. with what they owe on subscription phiz and making his nasal organ* 1885. How is it with us* Taking our (<D<uigh for two men of his size. account , enrollment for that year and deducting ^)ur school is Pn*r*S!“<anltaWthi f HAVEN'T the best all transfers and non-residenta, we have w J Kennedv ns teacher. It is the state, action- drlvInAhon»e from Freeportt that day. _ _________________ but he to fully as cot?PeV?5 “ togit Khool ln IhU pl«o tor : f«3. Dividing this by the census of NASHVILLE. Bring your watches and get them rr- Sept. 1st. IW4. MO. we have K3A per cent (’ L. Glasgow and wife are visiting’ 71 scholars enrolled. patnsl at A. B- McOmbers. or dividing it by the census of Sept 1st. ' fourteen cento «♦ TonMviUv their old home. You will find notonly thobMt book*> 1888. which sterna tr/be figures that the CERAR CREEK. cuK“ISiow> 1VD°“k uiCpUrtto Hlekor. <«™" » ’P™1'' Thanksgiving come and gone and »l tbelowml prt«.b»l.ruUni>. ot tnilrt seta, birthday, Christmas ano ..at boemouuiiui 8U per conk of the census list enrolled tn T'a°.!£™£h«r Mra Hannah Forbs, who has been calling cards at Lathrop’s drug store. the schools Treating last year a eorollvtSMck.taMtttajrJetter- ^.Elliott Remember Rev. Lowry’s lertnre on ment the same, we have 656 divided by -r. A. I), jjag. ten o'clock In thefore780 which equate M per cent., or divided ***•. ai in* north front door nf the Court ■ JJdbTcblk-i IdoK ««■>» “d 4»y 765. the census of bepC. 1st. 18M. the elty <rf H*Mn>g». Barry county. which equate 88.6 per root, sojnebody t!iw twine the H*”” o{ holding tte ■T o X b T where old rt-l to* caused b) her frightmust l>e a good deal tower than we. curiosities. «rin We have now enrolled in the high WaBara returned from b^trlP Owing to the mi, to *>' « tJ Kd prices heretofore charged for musical school 187 as against 163 at the same time last year, and !«I two years ycam ago. “ .‘T^u^Xghad bSr aeeeraly In this efty, 1 have added to my school hot only .\ndUi* cam and M n ni»*iy and Mnrt Of «*?'*••£? ‘ clu lid including ttrtto DETROIT , County News. Our object in ad­ CASTLETON. vertising is to induce John Mater and family have returned those who are not to their home in Farewell. . dur Wm. Frikner, of Clare, has joined his | Regular family and they are vistlng old friends. Rev. Smith tn still continuing meet­ Customers ing* at the U. B. church. ■ to give our House Clem Price to building a shop for his broom factory. All hands get rwidy for Christmas. Our Success Your scribe Bpent Thursday with is partly owing to friends at the county hub. Service* were held at the U. B. the fact that church Thanksgiving. * Mr. Neice had bin house tampered / ■ 117 hold nfebVM 0,<r/ra^' with Monday evening and bis son had the pleasure of firing several shots at VIIllu 1>o you nped any the would be house-breaker. 11111 n Mtronff,*r pr°°f °f thv Herb Walralb, of towh made K. Jl y y ■* uniformity and al­ Lockhart a pleasant call Sunday. At this writing mother earth is cover­ ways -reliable quaL ed with snow, and the merry jingle of ity. of nur goods? sleigh bells will be heard again. James Gregory, the boarder at the . m gain Diamonds, WatchCounty hotel and down for a term at the State prison, was once an honorable and a hard working man with a good ■ Vila W 1(1 Jewelry, and wife and a tine family of five daughters. He owned a cholce'fiO acre farm and Fancy Goods we plenty of tools ami stock, but ‘Hot show a magnificent contented with a farm life and proper­ stoclf at ' correct ty, he sold the same and went to town, and like many of old. fell in with evil prices. company, which brought shame and noyerty. A warning to young farmers to keep to your plow and stick to.the farm, and when old age comes, you will tie honored and ranpecb-d. J DETROIT. ■ BINTLEY BROS. & WILKINS Farm Wagons, feMe Shovel Plows. ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, x^vlur Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING Cornice Mouldings, Me Finish & Band Mouliims /Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Additional Local Items. Xovrf rKroUy p"r’ chS£bIiIi"ikiJ*2rta b. ” S, ISSht Se All thia r»rtxln parcel iX wmc tn the towaetlp wunty.Mtehican t11" AwnlW"1'” The bulMhw »•» the condition of the It U Mid tbMB • �= ■ ........... ....... .. IOLIDAY GOODS! In a short time by the ww of BL Jacob* tnd nxnarerof tbaGooid See It! Salt! Mothers! mothersl mothers! Why will you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms when My beautiful Holiday Goods, all new h sure remedy is near and cheap? and of the Latest Patterns, consisting Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and costs but 25 of centa. For sale by W. Goodyear. BtaMre after «lilch .Uoy.aboloutultlw corp* of The first editor to bA legally hanged In the United State* Is Cupt. Sander*, of the Corvulll* (Dregoo) Leader, Who will suffer December 3. physicians IxiriMUXL critical did hit case The Shelby wagon work* burned Sunday morning. Loss, SIO.OOO; small insurance. aoddru eddy enu jbt ouri Partite railway rV\xe. veaaou OtIUUlBUl Blood Preparation known. It will pod. Watches! Elgin, Waltham, Hampton and all oth­ er leading Uar wtariiM>al only. cooatltutlcn. Remember’ wo guarantee it. Watches, Including ROCKFOBJJ WATCH. the I have them in Gold, Silver, and Nickel cases, to suit Uin Grund Centrad nation, en Dillon, whlrl|*o<>l. onn mmneut almost approaching “HACKMETACK,” a lasting and fragrant relativm of Ums family. The funeral ■ervicee will takts |tlaixr Friday afternooc In tins Episcopal eburch at Dus Moinea. finally and thrown to Haxtett who caught it LESS ACTIVITY IN BUSINESS. evaft one hour and fifteen mlautas. Mi*. Allen suffered an attack of vomiting. Lawrence Donovan, the bridge jumper wanted to go through with Mlw Allen and New YoiUC Nov. 27.—Special telegrams to Hraditrwit u record rather law activity iu Paul, MlunM{xdia, Milwnukeo anil Burling Lord Randolph Church- HUILOR’H CURE wlU Itnancdiately relieve Croau. Whooping Cough and BronchlUt. Hold by W II. Goodyear. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you have a nrli-ted guarantee on every bottle of Billlob’i VKalfzcr. It never talte to cure. Sold by t ontinue to go volume. The special street's wfl! city. JEWELRY. I lead them all in the' newest styles and low prices. I keep the lintel solid Groceries and Provisions. l would call your attention to my large stock df Crockery and Glassware, Table & Pocket Cutlery. The Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Produce. J. E. HOGLE, HENRY COOK GEO. SOULES. Salesmen. E. Y. HOGLE Opposite Messer Bros. Central House Block A NAHAL INJECTOR free with wtchtextleof Gold Rings, plain, or set in all the PrecShiloh's Caianh Remedy. PrlceMernU. Hold by W. IL Goodyear. . ous Stones, Bracelets, Necklaces. Bar John Klelnfoot, nf Capas, lost hla dwelling Pina, Sleeve Buttons, in endless variety. George B. Burch, of Kag naw City, died Thun Be sure and see them! day from Injuries received ia a hunter camp. A nulilta reception will be jtiren to the Hon. Marks. Brower at Hl. John* on the evening of DU Wnlknr. ot Capac, HL Clair county, has *efor fundi for mnnufacpurpoaca, but n larger cureil aSi.MOappolutnientlu the Port Huron otteu- spccuiativo veu- custom bouse. funds are flowing b»ck und at Milwaukee they SPIRITISM AMONG THE CHINESE. LoWtelX, Nov. 5N.~Prinores Beatrice, wife •st duifehUT Queen Victoria, has given Urtii N. S. Baldwin’s t>arn and contenta, the customer’s taste. -1 sell the Rock­ two mils north of 8L Louis, burned last evening. Loss $2,500; insurance, ford Watch CHEAPER than it has •1.600. been offered before in this or any other I have purebred the interest of Henry Cook in the firm of k Cook, and vol! now endeavor to please you with ( choice stuck of . Silver Ware! There never was in the history of Phll-sdrlphla Academy of Kelaare. Dr. Nolan read an interesting conununica- about £<,000 hogsheads, -abends in 1885; that then, in the yield of about SO _________ Jght Virginia and North Carolina teof, and ot about )6,000,0u0jx>un<is, or nearly 10 per evat-, in tiio seed-loaf crop! mainly through the falling off in Wisconsin, this city such a complete stock of Sil­ ver Ware to select from as I have now at tur store. Everything from a Tooth­ pick Holder to a Tea Set, Knives, privately and full into trancea. Nearly all Forks. And all kinds of Spoons, includ­ ing solid silver. It will pay you to look them over, even it you do not buy. fully the Ion.: claimed strength CLOCKS! down orinore women gutucr around a table AT THE STOCK YARDS. TERRIFIC GAS EXPLOSION. vlixu contribution of . farthings, ore dia- A full stock from all the leading fac­ tories, including the cbopatick, ar, possibly, a more uncleanly ob­ ject. taken from a rubbish heap, is lirought in. ami spirit money is burned before it with Celebrated Seth Thomas Clock. The LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES EVER EXHIBITED IN BARK? COUNTY U dow on sale at H. A. GOODYEAR A SONS’ Hartware This stock embraces ovefTUFTY distinct patterns and sires, ar* clock yet. Will also take your old clock the latest patterns and improvements, and intending purchasers ad of obtaining here the best goods at reasonable prices. in trade for a nbw one. A I have never been undersold on a black cloth the military forews awtoualy injured but none are reported dead. and a lighted inreuae stick between the palms some light incense sticks and whirl them constantly? gently and rapidly, with the bamboo roots on the edge of the table; autne chant iuvocatiuun, petitioning the gods to ■baft occurred at:7:10 o'clock Friday morn- oveuing. The only guards on duty TDaaday morning were the Town of latke police, and ste ks they were Bolding, beginning to beat Gold Pens! A full stock of !6k. fine Gold Fens, Penholders, Toothpicks, etc., all the lat­ est novelties. Spectacles. In these I beat ’em all. I have the agency of GRANTED A SUPERSEDEAS. bg's Ctoki Spjciacles, agriculture or trade. NomctiuMM they, by request, make inquiry now tea* upon life, at customers’ eyes, to insure a perfect fit. No extra charge for examination of the caused by Comalixa private office for the past two days reviewing Boyl-y will die. and all the instruments to examine my dead neighbor U shut up in hades, with noth- Many mate -were kilted and eyes, whether you buy specs or Dot. Be not humbugged by pedlers and others who charge two or three times as much as I do, and for inferior goods. Every tags of the shaft are great. Fire William Williaaai and William Ev person that uses specs should have bis eyes examined with my instrument free are. daring the* trsnrea, moving In try grooves. They evidently see what they expect to sea They bring lack uo ideas THE MARKETS. martial returned a verdict, which has bwn Hcfcrxv. of charge. naparill* baa proven an invaluable remedy class of goods, I have reduced the pric­ Ing remarkable cures by tie powerful action es on my entire stock. Any one in Omaha and was mailed at Council Bluffs Cattk-HU-adr. brevet, P-SKt-xD; butters. p1"*? -» ■■ nux-kere, tSWcXW. SbrcpKeidyipoor to fair. gSJOaXOr, good to choice. jwr lb; good dairy. Kgtra-Strictly freak. .____ — >. - ... ■ Positive Cure-. Mouth Organ to a Piano, will save money to see my stock. Watch, Clock & Jew­ elry Repairing. E. A. Clark, a workman who has not his equal in the state. AU work in­ trusted to him wUl be fuUy guaranteed He also attends to all engrav­ ing, plain and ornamental. Beaaty of Habrou. M& I bare been afflicted wtthriieaflMffian. Bate* Ko. t mixed DecemberJanuary. 3MW ao.alna!; May. 3S%c bi 1. Gets I will pay the Highest Price for Old Gold and Silver. ’ Do not go way from borne to spond your money. I aak no bettor probla than Grand Haplda Merchant# pt; on Hood's Sarsaparilla too Boa* Ona Pollar. CALL TINT : Boston Dry Goods Store. by me. Early Row. We make no pretensions to selling cheap goods. We ex; pect.to remain in trade, and cannot if we sell any but firstclass goods in every line. We calculate to maintain our rep­ utation cd selling strictly first-class goods very cheap. You will get the worth of your money every time if you buy of vs On account of the late decline of this This department la iu charge of Mr. packkiz. llffllfe. per dot; ire. Ward & Dolson,-Mason, Lapsing. MESSER BROS. direct from importers in New York. Hood's Barenpx-llla has done far others it Made, consisting of the 1 have the only complete stock of Rheumatism and enriching the vital fluid. man who swindled several pentotw during the CUTTERS! Musical Goods! want of a Musical Instrument, from a gSJTtS nominal, closed bid. Uve.MtoHt-T.ia Union stock i Have a fall supply of the Best And see them. We take pleasure in showing our elegant lin. of cutters. Respectfully, these goods in the dty, and buy them Irnrrnd from holding any military jxaition In MESSER BROS Call and see my stock. JOHN BESSMER, MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store il W Mui Sittsi, Aulea & Bol: Jlctk, Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department the Stock is all Bargains. In Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tick-in gw, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans; Cloths, At Prices we will not quote in the paper, but we will give you when yon call on us; prices that will astonish you. We invite yon to give us a call and we will endeavor to eelyon goods right; and if yon do not want to purchase, call and we will show yon our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs', Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. DbiI Forset Tte Mt tan’Stefa. Store, BATTLE GREET, IICH �ioadimTa BIG ship. SPEECH OF THE DUMB. INTEREST NG SPECTACLE AT A about REJECTED aMHUBCMBT AN HOUR IN A QUEER SCHOOL FOR NEW YORK WHARF. DEAF MUTES. ]\[EW BOOK STORE (OlMfe Dr. E. H. Lathrop’s . „<n4eiun broker get*, word from a firm -V.i’iun.-«\ Cbili, that it want* MHOgaF ,® J i,- • —lined pctroteum, but can pay -ar c' ■ n galkm. delivered. Ha gore on *r j.-' A it- talkhtg * itk» this ship agent and -tat iv w** m0*t •dvuiiiageoua trrma .txb fa •:> ’ iln,i, ‘which aro 5 centra gallon ' or con*o,te an h»M>r” . . . ..,.1 —‘ norwi •aid uffrdj mi an In-io-Hiv invunmee upon r. a rate which aiuounu to Up in Fiftieth ftreet, not far from Fifth were forwarded to i PLAYERS HARD TO erer beam wbooltoy laughter or schoolgirl Jollity ring out from that ireboolroom. mid the vrev I™.. :._i, i:____ _ ’ i. . . 7 .-------“ “ oncn turnndl to di^U. .Mb- u» tall b- «„at|T StoaowrUtopUtoaroM. *, tt tara ptolartlaad. to. toll na,toto„1(uw„ , - A full line of going till it fltxb a reeling place. ruun iu lull ----- - while you »tami waiting in the hall- I—x-cnpl MUU U» w— nd? good -by • (.rarforer.teknxU qnbUyiwbdeud Um. trusting to tbo forp-tfulnew of the editor, •rut it bock again. A Lazier mood, or a Any magazine of high position fa much of. fronted if it rccrivm an articto which it dia- — —- --------- — iw iiuwo n> celvre your deefaion with nofcy tielight. He IrU'lr* n,,rl tl—• —n—-.1 l.l. i.;_ .. . icomof their grrot uwfulm-**. ------------ -■ >u.p, Um in vune in the nett world. Or a liautnan is running to firvi Imw after n hit The boll u tF M«l and thrown to tlx* bowman. It to difficult tn my -win* th-it tire only wrowful metliod mart be ntae-tctitiis pitii-nre. On- must have tire <.«M Mt tbelr mil and bowl jolh captain Kick* hi. pipe dc-ut-k- pulley, technically <kv-kof tbe lighter on one Mile, of Merit Cards, Toilet Sets,, and the judgment of either. What to in keeping another might think the runnCr. But the, this niodi-ni miracle of making the dumb. with tbe, tone of one publication fa quite un­ crowd fa mA impartial It makes up It* mind। talk. To nmk* a »ottnd over and over again suited tn another It fa a uustakm idea too , am! then to toga to the beginning and re­ to supjAae thatmagaxine editors will not take pent n:i<l reit'-mte ami explain and recite tbe > *ao»* thing 1,000 time* fa aomewbat a »ugge». tion <»f tto work of a tractor's life. ■utility, for bow, tben. could those well y Two toys about 7. another ot 10, a pretty known writer, have tint to-orne known. Ngirt ot IS ami two fmallor girfa about 11 The enterprising editor fa alwayn on the nlrrt pin.- to the kicking player. In moat itntaum, years oW were fatting quiedy around a littio for strong. fresh writers whose names. they . lat'lr*. There wu* a blackboard and a “First may bur- tlx- credit of introducing—Chicago Tribune. . iv a word or make n inovo that would “Ahl" Sbo pul , ............... |.J. .will Rut I not help giving vent to their feeling* in the Holiday Books, School «Books, Bibles, Prayer Books. Albums, Stationery, Christmas, Birthday and Reward Bot •vbatever methods different teorbem an- then-uglily ill-looking, al- DRUG AND BOOK STORE, PLEASE cianpanyM works at Hunter’s (bat drijytalde locality odL A UghteK fa aeut for it and ne put on lioard. Thia oil r m tin cans holding five gaii whi. b aro boxed in a ■‘cure-" TU» latter method of pocking r.iiniy-for fairy brands A •htcre; They arc broad, blunt- idmuJ- -------- B quw cum* oi pda meet* mery day. Some of the pupil, onlvVrar> r.LI »...! ____ ____n.'. v.. and the little fellow, by clrer/y watching, casayed t<> imftnu* her, but Lh-’ oely result wu w.Kwrtl>ii« that wxmdrd like “mjru- Marshall P. Wilder, who recently returned frc.ii London. speaks nf Indy Wilde ns being w.en more eccentric than her two »mi Her reception* arc attend'd by the twig prominent people in London, and arc much sought after. Slip rvreivnt tyer guest* vented upon a throne, with Oscar <>o tor right band and Willie on her left. Every now and then, in imploring tone, Willie will addma hfa mother, “Mother, lipi. *o that la- could feel her breath rxjyll™! it in making the “j>" in “paju H*ked: aWhy don't ytm fineKKhtnenr Well, Druggists’ Supplies. One of the most complete stocks in the Do not fail to call and examine my goods and prices. A competent and registered druggist always toiy Wild--, though quite advanced in )v th - men on the lighter S...... railed a be rotr until tlxj <Pvk. •.vben 3 ■randthe RUinnl nver that the tine wilt be pahL Hie club to which bond tn hfa own mouth, cbaup*d “mum-mum’ into a guttural sort of “iwpa.” The little jsipH had hard work getting the in charge of Pharmacy Department Wilder dined with them, would* uafat npea Calling into tbe »oap. Qac-ar Wil-le'a dining loition.—J<VM-|.b J. Ellick in Lippim-nttV prescriptions guaranteed. and E. H. Lathrop, M. D, ' ., u >i.«iw rw «> ine Mguat, •icmerr j» ruiits bi-- rfnim to I l. !v unbooked, an empty sling i •' ■ i. tic boxes arv papally their number having been rv- lion to th«- public M-bmd children of -I5.UUU wailing jane tirew, the gift of Adol|ib Sutra. Tin- children brought ordinary flowrr |x»U Successor to Fred’k Hotchkiss. Herald. Oiw pretty ilUfa mnid<*u named Minnie dts just new* tbe round table. She began Iranilacks the modulation-that wo unconsciously Tnbor, divorced wife of the wnator. She ha* not married ngnin. Imt fa living quietly with gradually ix-ctxiw interreud in Arbor day. dllti another 'ling. th* <-reaM* intlM* tiuiWof tb* commonwealth. — Chi«-smo Herald. exprewed aiul the Mime placid intonation Uiat millionaire- Tabor, the doubt svsiem of teaching that gore on in drooping fortune* a bit; but the prediction fa l-l>y ■>( tl wtot you sav. Make the men* motion with your mouth, toi it whfc|»ring softly, but do «!ud t ’ bill id lading." Thta fa sent to .htagv fa paid nnlinarily •TIJKM UUK.HAJrDI8K. •sttuI .nd- like half-clnard flngvn* wbh-ii •hrtcb the .-haiw; but often three or 'x -barr '' r a lira vy bi^Khrod of tobacco < .r. piu in a »ling. . Balm of cotton. :■. hi mappliijg books similar to 1,1 hm’idlmj mX*. which dig into hx.tr m,P | m thia will not do for bales ck*t".. ujxjn which vou we print™! the •vnrit no hooka.’ Iron T rails are taught with ihu»|* just iu tlx- middle, and, towwdackaan. usually paved with a donbto ■?*r of • it, upon which the other cargo to -**L .If ruan.|dHUI^ I. I offer Clothing and Men’s Furnishing, Goods at hfa macaroni capr.bk* of any wnt y.m cal! atnxretra. Zare e^ only ore* way to eto v macaroni.’ Tlxrcumxi th.- French genOman tucked .. ■ .• • a____ lj___ -I efficient of the f«d to establish a connection l>rtwe.n hiuwlf are! hfa J<lat**. n»d having Mx-urely <*tablr*l»d -unfa connection be* dfaen gaged tbe fork with n dexterous twirl ami hwwnl it to tbe main tody of mwcuroni, at tto wum- tine beginning miuaication, r acrompnnlrd by an indrawing of th.* breath, which hail m persuimv.. effect on tbe inter­ vening roitmm at nutriment, and nroled to to supplnneutcd only by a slight urging and pricking «p with th* fork to under th.* ascent emsbtant. n proew* which wan coutinuod. with 1. iL . C——bli.n of food had amended b> h« lips, ewn u» the final length, which disappear'd in a manner wixwwtlve of the vanishing of a toll cord in a puxrengrr car wix-n a coupling link breaks. Thro tin- French geutleman tr»«k ft dry Kbampoo in hto nafJtin and, with a triumI>h. _____ l.v th,. eharaeteriKtic Sfnln. and have been improving rv.r rinca Now nearly nil tbe big citire of the rirlifaed world liavc drof mute K'boola A chOd should and to be aide to set liim up again financially. ■ Building th. Mere Ballway. The Invalid" Rome give* the following ar- 11—I.* >K— of the aiwnrd extreme to which this «y*teni of counter kilancre (no P®1' intended) fa often cnrri<«l iu this city. Every meclmnicnl device for the fwwrvntton of integrity fa empioyrd, and a m<xt complicated nystem of aorounting nialntajwM by which the i-auhfar acta nx a check ujion tire witammn, nmf the salman upon the rodiivr, and tbe machine upon I*..th. You rnrel v [a-.- money to the p-rson wto sells vou good'. You receive a something that look* like a faro chipat tbe hxIm fountain and step aen>* Ui’* to » f««™d-fa> individual .... _1 My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg- ■ only thirty working days. To the IIP verata should lx- added wvr-i v-rrix nf station* con- ■ struct™! during the wok- jwriod. m that the total per diem v.ns rather more than four est and best selected of any in the city. MEN’S OVERCOATS drum; tire men proceeded to the lino from tbelr huU nt a quick march, and the offlemi From SI.75 to §20.00. ■nkirers wbrkrd with extraoniinnry cmula- BOY’S ton Transcript. OVERCOATS From §1.50 to §10.00. Don’t buy a suit or overcoat. until you 111 uv—. my stock. -------- ------ --- --- - - - MUI U Illg JHWVM ■ . —- -• supply fa grwttrr than tto demand Tire little republic of Hwttowtand fa nothing but a watch manufactory. Mamifactorire have sprung up in tbe L’nitodBtoUw wherever a rtream was found serving enough to turn a wheed. " b*t bones together M All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, Regular 50-cent Underwear, nil eoiMiu •*--* • -------- * ---- . OTdy. SmuMi™. lb. «mH O-l-m-. Who gives and receive* th- same check limits the poaibihtM* of fraud or acckfant still fur­ ther by making an entry at tbe mF in the ,*Mh took.-* Uncle Bill" in Clurago Herald. Kersey Pants, ippredadro ap]dauan in New . Herald. tiie interior Prices that areSure to Please ■ a- a VirSr-t nt th- r,<® to attend™ i to by the owner and one clerk, that the men bave hardly room to Hi.-.. ... > I... ... ■ 1.. »< .■. • - ......, .. auu I wmiug »nnr wiin iron piiitug it with couan hooka and pusb“S >> with brawny hands and abouMen, sit- thing piitlretic in Ibeir strugglre to talk a language tlutt . ba* no meaning for tbelr and makre a third iuxI a different one in hfa York Sun place by ruckle coming down through ttC Lit hr»v ll-lt.—i.——. ... _.._u aMda QTRUCK BOTTOM! Prices Way Down gvutleman said: it fa difficult to give the cfawiitd attention to each member *rf a .larger daw. Tbe pupil* : ImUrii-sl iron men in whk-h All At । now, w *'——- ------ - —a plant called itoderiTs leaf, whose petals, being of atharoyttawre.jifasrtoafatalrtmg wbrai penetrating tire flrib. 1 once rn*t u gentleman in Honohllu who bad tom stung ? , _u„ h-~.iv -M-rered death, and Who U3.1 l* ---- ------ , umen ma.I* by tto stmgray ‘ Pacific wates-nu hto left arm. Be to u facettausb a» hfa told be thought to AouM P°-» lent brotbei -a urm o<t« thrown to to.wjth " ‘ . . .. ____ .uatarr.— Tbo Natural History aaefaty of Worcester. Mam, l>a» employed dlTtTB to hunt around on the lx>Unm of Ud.-o Quinfagnmond for Indian relic*. A chart of the bottom is to to 25 Extra Fine Scotch Caps, Fine White Shirt, double hack and front The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in Barry County at the very lowest prices. R. K. GRANT Cash Clothier. �le Hastings i Hastings. Mkjh., BDITOBLAX NOTES. For th«rxxlof tbe country, and to taaure proper respect for law. It Is to be hoped that th? neck-tie social for the benefit of the Chicago uuuruhisU will not be much longer delayed. There ho be uo iujmlioe done to su<± fiends by respecting the jury’s verdict and hanging every one of them. They had and have murder in their heart*, and defluncti ot law amf social order. To free them, give them a new trial, or •onimute their Hentenoes would incite •cher bloodthirsty anarchist bands to at-U of lawlessness and desperation, and render life and property in cities much more insecure., The democratic and greenback press are still unable to account for the re­ eent political eyclono except upon the theory that thousands of tbelr own voters were taue enough to sell their birthright. They cannot understand how nauseating to an honest \ oter was tbe fusion in this state, and how it could, ns it did, drove thousands from the ranks. But the men who left were nut the venal class; they belonged to those whose self respect places them above the political prostitution termed -fusion." . Congrew will convene next Monday. The only public business liable to re­ reive attention will be the appropria­ tion bills. This could be done in a week's time; bat it will not be. A con­ gress'that could not stay in Washing­ ton long enough to seriously interfere with the business of the country is not much of a democratic ewigreas. Two of Cleveland's ministers to Mex­ ico have disgraced our government and themselves |>y getting gloriously drunk while attending banquets given in their honor by the swell dudes of the Mexican capital. These proceedings will be apt to Imbue our sister republic with a wholesome respect for the party in power in the country. By a recent proclamation, Gov. Alger has prohibited the importation into this state ot cattle from Cook county. Illinois, <s where pleuropneumonia is raging, ekerpt by the permit of the commissioner from this state, who will be stationed at Chicago as long as the disease shall continue there. alikv frmn saint and stnncr, M tbe Salvation Army. It fa a thing of lowly origin, carried on by rude, illiterate person*. Culture and reHnemmit are largely lacking in ita ranks. Iu meUnxl'i aro such as to nutagoniao refinw- At a regular convention of Barry Lodge No. 13, Knights of PvthtM, held Monday evening, the following resoluTho pulicv court* have more than coco droid- , tions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, It bos pleased the Sover­ eign Ruler of the Universe to Jav the hand of affliction upon our highly es­ teemed Brother Jerial Wood, by the re­ growth in apjAn-ut to any reflective peraon. moval from this transitory life of bls It fa emphatically a creation of the populace. dearly tieloved wife. RotnlxMHl, it is meet and proper that we should express some part of the the advance of humanity upou new ground. great sorrow we feel for our sorely ar­ Tbe uoldicr* camo neither from tbe undbd- il feted Brother. pllned atunl-chnrvh adherent* nor from orJfMolDrd, That we tender to him our sincere sympathy and heartfelt con­ dolence; and pray that the giver of ignorant and vidpua, who bad no anchorage (•very good ana perfect gift, may lieto anything good.' Thb fact fa wbat const!- stow upon him the sweet consolation he so much needs, and heal the wounds orruatlon and a <Jevck>p:aent He nas made. Ruolvc'l, That a copy of these reso­ lutions Im* presented to our bereaved frlmd and Brother, and that they I* under tho immediate direction of Gea. B»oth, published in Hastings papers, and en­ beneficial rerndta have undoubtedly accrued. rolled upon the records of Jhls Lodge. but tix> ephemeral extravagance work, including clerk*. otganlxatiuui wear tho uaine exnbbnw, ting tb-> same *uug» and act under the sonic in­ spiration laid down by Gcn^Booth. Hi* pow«r । and firmly at tbe right instant’ heard tho remaria. “Wo are podtivo'of hfa fidelity to tho causa Wo know that bo and all lifa family work anccatingly for tho good of humanity. He never tma one cent of the contributions made by tho army. Some years ago firs wealthy msu of London urged 111 tn to ootitintm tlm worlr Iw. l»,-l K^.hr guaranteed him a living. From that work wealth. supporting. There hi The growth in the south of a aenti- after paying the salaries It fa amt, in thfa roent favorable to a continuance of a protective tariff is the inoet alarming helped from this fund. There to no connec­ of the political situation to tbe demo­ tion tetween tbw Eugliah and American cratic party. When the solid south breaks, the democratic party is gone. . public auditor* and it fa imjsemhle for onn The democratic party will be apt to give free trade a severe letting alone, especially if it renominates Cleveland. If it takes up anew candidate, however, it must fight thetariff, or make no light at all That it cannot do. Henry George is just now receiving the prayful and solicitous attention of the democratic party. If Mr. George ■hall con el tale to lead tbe labor move­ ment in 1888. his usefulness, democrat­ ically speaking, will cease. nc wife be gate W. A woman ca|>Caln rerelvwi SC and u lieutenant <5, if the corjw can If tho greeubackers are bound to fuse two years hence, they can join hands with the labor party or the pro­ hibitionists. Its leaders will hardly dan* repeat the folly of uniting with qiiaatioalng into our private Uvea No officer the democrats. fa accfpUxi'Uutll thoroughly triad and found Let the next republican legislature submit a prohibitory amendment, and the prohibition party will soon be a abn-gntiou. Oca. Booth* children were thing of the past—an exain [de of un­ obliged to submit to this discipline. Inferior wisdom and bigotry that will be very offiexnv pledge tbcmwlvea to labor «oWy fur impressive. There is a good deal of bluster in eastern Europe, but the farmer who is holding wheat for a dollar market be­ cause of war prospects is liable to get beautifully left. which wo are The Detroit News rightly nays that the one thing for which we as a nation should be most profoundly thankful is rufugtM and regularly appointed ponodi who tbe complete absence of denominatlonallsm from politics! contest. A few more sensriess strikes, such as the late ones in the packing bouses of Chicago, and the K. of L. will lose tbe respect its great leader, Powderly, has won the order. Wr sincerely hope the good people of Grand Rapids did one charitable deed Thanksgiving day. We refer to an ex­ cellent opportunity the vallev city phil­ anthropist.* have of doing a little chari­ ty for the proprietors of Powers' opera house, by getting a new drop curtain for his temple of amusement. It would seem that Mr. Powers must be in a bad way financially, judging from the ap­ pearance of the Maid drop curtain, in hi* otherwise beautiful opera hous-. This particular drop curtain is an unique work of art, containing highly edifying announcements of the Grand Rapids Ire & Coal Co., tho Eagle Steam Dye House, millinery shops etc.. The most listless visitor cannot fall to become interealed in thia rurtain, which tells him just where in Grand Rapids he can buy bull beef and eat oyster stews. And then it is embellished with a grotesque picture of a guileless lamb suspended by a I due ribbon. Who knows but it is Mary’s little la—. There, never mind the chestnut bell. Another striking chnruson this justly celeliratad drop curtain is a gnm and frightfully exact representation of a set of false teeth. What a warning to old maids 1 And then there is a bushy headed warrior/ dml in a hectic smile and a swaddllnf cloth about his Inins, and armed with I clul». This Is supposed to be a rtvtoq* tlon of the long forgotten Cardiff giant or the much lamented Charlie Roas. If we had seen the classic countenance of Lvdia Pinkham, or tbe announcement of the curative poweis of Nt. Jacob's oil. we equid easily have imagined that we werpgazlng at an enlarged pictorial represent -tlon of the last page of the Morning Democrat, instead ot n work ot high art. Of course this curtain is all right in its plane: but Its place would hardly seem to tie that of the stunning attraction between acts at Grand Rapids leading opera bouse. Why not put that curtain up In k lot­ tery and raise the wherewith to buy a new one for Mr. Powers'? Grand Rapids, Freeport and Wood land Overcoats, $1.25. Kalamazoo, Hastings and Lowell Overcoats, 1.50. 18 Former Price, $3.00. MU . Grand River Valley Overcoats, 2.00. • Cheap at $4.00. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Overcoats, 3.00. A LJ Good value at $6.00. New York Central overcoats, 4.oo Rev Marked to sei 1 at $8.00. Union Pacific Overcoats. $5.00 Worth $10.00. k 1 have driven the knife to the hilt, and cut the prices in two. TFie above prices are just onp-balf what the goods are worth, and these prices are strictly cash. E. Y. HOGLE, Inta Chin C The Safe Family Clothier 0ODN0IX. PBOOKXDUraB. Common Council met in special wa­ rion Wedoeaday.evening. Oct 24lh. 1886. Mayor WetaerUn the chair. Moll call­ ed Blds, present Hums. Bogie. McCoy. Stebbins and Waters. Absent, Besamer. McNaughton and Osborn. The minutes being read, the mayor stated the object of the meeting was to approve the liquor bond of Joseph Pflug with V. Leins and 8. Stark as sureties. The same was read anti on motion was approved. Adjourned. FRANK NTKBBINN. Recorder. Holiday Goods I •nex Belonging to a First-Class Furniture Store, are arriving daily at the Mammoth Furniture Rooms of ARCHIE McCOY, M MARRIE^. INCLUDING BALDWIN-MATH KWKS-In Rutland. Nov. S»h, IMS. by iter. Uro. Lee. Chartea B. BaM:■“* u” *■ “““■ CNIIRHHILL—WaRDFXL—In Hatilr Mc.KIBBON—FRANCK—In Ratitnr*. by tbr ana-. Koy. 2 tti. IM. Geo. W. McUbixm. of aaaia.- »■ «■ ... viiht IIAI-., riruir, <t Jordan. Abraham Sharp. Iterid OHxm. CunrnUi Chalrr. Fred JonrO. MiM Money. Isaac Townaend. Frank I-nwreiwv. B O. Jobnraa. John iRrtekA. C. Moore, Oma. Feck, Henry BmRb, Wai. 6. Woabbam. W. H. FOWgRH. F. M. Another invoice of Bedroom and Parlor Suits, Couches, Easy­ Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Rattan Chairs, Marble and Wood Top Center Tablets Brackets of every description, Mirrors. Chromos and OR Paintings. &c., All of which 1 offer very cheap, together with my stock of General Furniture, which is the largest between Jackson and Grand Rapids. Come and see my goods before you buy, aa 1 intend to sell at the Lowest Possible Figure! FORGET IT NOT! FORGET IT NOT! N. B.—The best Pillow Sham Holder in the world, for sale at my store. - Furnishing Goods. Our Furnishing Goods Department is complete in every par­ ticular for the Holiday trade. We have a fine line of Neck­ wear, Silk Mufflers, Gloves, Underwear, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Collars and Culls. Wo have a fine line of Gold Headed Silk Umbrellas, very suitable for a Christmas gift If you contemplate buying anything in our line for tbe Hol­ idays, be sure and see us, as our good, are all new, of the lat­ est styles, and at the lowest cash prices. A S>“South side of State Street QBEBLE & POWERS JUST RECEIVED I Including Home of the finest Satin-lined Overcoats ever shown in the State, and at the aatoniahing low price of 120.00. Our special line of 110.00 Overcoats include some of the most staple goods in the market, including Beavers, Worsteds and Chinchillas. Dried knurr Wanted.—We are now ready to buy nil the dried fruit Another week has rolled by without you have for tude for which we win pay the highest market price in cash or by one Detroit paper against another. trade. C-iuw and we us before you The opposition to burbon democracy aril. HTaUTFKE a cra wlet. in Virginia had 20.U00 majority in the late election. JAMES A.«WEEZE Twenty thoutuuwl people heard the Kock pUyere in CMoUnqua. It was Huting*. Mieb. 1 Sold by all Dealer* for $2.60, Overcoats, Indiana has joined the republican column to stay. The tine Roman hand ot Hendricks is missed in the demo­ cratic camp of Hooslerdoni. .-Rev. Dr. Vincent, uqua Unlrmlty. PriNOKPS, b. b.—Foaled 1870, has sired the following 2.-30 performers, 14 in number, and has put 7 of them into the list this year: Trinket, Ht six years old.. .2:14 Femme Sole, at 5 do.......... .250 .253U Princeton, at 4 do................. Editor, ut 5 do....................... 2:2I>. Greenlander, at 4 do......... .ggg Principe. at 6 do................... Geneva, at 4 do...................... ■ 22S.W Granby, at 4 do...................... Hettie Pestle, at 5 do......... .2:27 Eari. at B do.............................. itJBM J. W. South, at 6 do............. Farce, at 4 do............................. _ Romance, at 4 do............................... 229w Guitar, at 4 do...................................... 259** What stallion of like age can beat it? The above was taken from “Dun­ ton's Spirit of the Turf," of last week. “Granby” mentioned ... In tbe liar, obtain,e<! a recnM in July laxt nn a fonr year ni.t «ml is full brother . ... old of O-.ir.iz 2564, and to “Uoll>orD,"own»d by W. n. Schantz, of this city. It would seem thut this colt "llolliorn" has the breeding whether he has the speed or not; and will no doubt transmit both, as the Sire I’rlnoepa has no record. • Enough states went republican in the recent election to have given tbe republicans a majority of the electoral votes, bud a president been voted for. Governor-elect Luce can muke no better selection for labor-comm Isrioner than Charles E. Barnes, Battle Creek. and tearing off a portion of the iris. Dm. Lathrop and Polhrmus were sum­ moned and rendered surgical aid; but they have imall hope® of saving the eye. The cap which caused the injury had the appearance of having been ex­ ploded. The little fellow has suffered much pain, but is doing as well as could be expected under the circum­ stances. Sell everything in the Hardware Line, and do not propose to be undersold by any competition They wish to call especial attention to Stoves and Ranges, E. W. MORRILL & CO, “One Price Clothiers. Of which they have a full supply, both coal and wood. If No. I*. S.—For tbe same quality of goods we sell the cheapest of JHyCg"1>Ay *<«»««**• ‘’•""•■any horse iu Barry County. 1 goods and low prices are what you want, call on them. Im G G �MERSI VrluE. Grend Rapids. “ THE TILL FAMILY, THOENOAT, DEC. 3. IBM. « «. Local Advertising Rales; pikkce. Winnie Main went to Grand RapWi baturday. Mrn. Andrew Rusk started for New Mexico Thursday. Chas. Coman, of Middleville, spent Sunday in thia dty. | rfssrnMgii, .7 nrxaoUabotw, except furcharttable ' uJ “ioleut purrere-a. will be charged for at gYHS KXAMINKD JAB. K. HOGLE. City Treasurer. Albert Hafner, of Maple Grove, atKoUnte of thisbald dtf. while Mr. Carl Ingerson.of temlrd the Gregory-Eaten reception, BL Louis; acted as the groom’s ^beat LEONAkl) STEDO K. Jeweler and Optician. Local News. Circulation this week, 1,720. /jdad wy *tock of J«welry * full atock of MUSICAL GOODS! . uli and gd price*. Skftata’s, tie Jeweler. Li UUT-UIM K-sntfUr. MW nutlUed I LS lihiTSEI TEABS II CESi, Rev. H. H. Lowry, UNION HALT,, Munday Evening;. Dec. 6th, 1886. <tll al*> otblMt Cha*. Huffman made a business trip to Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. C. Dean, of Grand Rapids, is tbe guest of her sister, Mrs. H. C. Cook. FREE OF CHARGE! JOMIA BES8MER, Miss Edith Babcock spent her vaca­ tion in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Carrie Goodyear has returned from a visit at Coldwater. taste iii SyigluMs, ^ii* Addie Jordan passed her Thanks­ giving vacation with Irving friends. J. L. Wilkins was in Grand Rapids on business the first of the week. iu-.’ *a i.istruct! Me aud tutirralnlng lecture. 25 CENTS. TICKETS Broailtai anfl Fine Dress Goods, Cloais, etc. OP ■ Morse E. Nevins. •in* Milk HAodkerctiUf, REMEMBER THE FIRST Annual Ball o^- 'tari Camp, S. D. I Will occur at UNION HALL, Friday Eveninz, Dec. 30th, 1886. Good Order.' Good Music. Good Time to All. BXX^, - - S'l.OO. OOODYHAB A CO. The feopls’s Drag SUre. Prescription Department. 827 Prescriptions AND RECIPKS. U doclun, except tbe best aMU. The Urn gnulu of ah chetnlrala, « blaywl luidupeaaUig. _ Moderate Prices W. H. GOODYEAR & CO. V0TICE.-1 will br nt U>r of H. ■t' GoodywAiteuawbSaturdayvIDve - *— ■- ----------- ---------- •- - tavaa trv M UNION HALL, Thursday Eveaing, Dec. 9th. '86. Fund 1Ue bcQrat ot ,lie **• *• ’’51urv‘h nrpaii To Mr. and Mrs. F.G. Goodyear, Nov. Z. B. Hoyt is preparing to build a 27th, a daughter. Congratulations are new barn. | e in order. ErcnBE parties are again tbe rue Mrs. Fanny Hobbs, of Indiana, is the in this city. I guret of her parents. Dr. J. R. Roberts Stamping) and embroidery to order and wife. by Mrx. Hadie Watkins. J Dr. H. C. Peckham, of Freeport, was Hear •’Nineteen Years in China** at m the dty Tuesday en route home Union Hr!1,[Monday night. from Chicago. It u well) worth one’s dine to take w1 Mrs. Berrdl, nee Rose Benedit, of look through tho tine elevator ot Bar­ Chicago, is the guest of Frank Pan­ coast and wife. low A Co. Mr. and Mrs.Chas. B. Baldwin re­ turned from a visit to Grand Rapids friends Tuesday. Mrs. Maxwell, nee Katie Mitchell, of Luther, Mich., is visiting parent* and fiiends in this city, Santa CfaAtm will be able to make a Mrs. Randall, of Grand Rapids, spent fine selection of Christmas presents in a portion of but week with her sister, Hastings this year. Mr*. W H. Powers. If you want a pood watch go to A. R- McOmbrr. He handles no snide goods like the Waterbury. King’s spectacles when you can get them of A. R. McOmber for 75 cents. The ladled of the Baptist society pre­ pared a nire Thanksgiving dinner at the churchy which was liberally pat­ ronized by our people. Circuit Court adjourned from Wedneeday until Monday last, to give the court, juror* and all a chance to spend Thanksgiving at home. The best place to buy books in cen­ tral Michigan is at Lathrop's drug store. Prloes were never so cheap, and the supply Dever larger. ' Mka Hattie Watkins has rooms over Fowk>r‘s boot and show vstore,. where she fc prepared to do embroidery Pratt and wife, ot Hastings township. and stamping. Embroidery UugbL Rob’t Shrin*r. of Charlotte, was in While riding Sunday Mr. Chas. H. the cltv a portion of thia week, on pro­ Bauer was considerably shaken up by fessional buainew in tbe circuit court. being thrown from his buggy. He Judge P. T. VanZile and wife of was able tribe out Mnnd nr, htre'evev , 'Charlotte, were the gu»«ts of P. T. Coltbe iannounement elsewhere of grove and wife a portion of the past ■the first.aonual ball of John Weisarrt camp, S.»nsof Veterans, at Union Hall, thia city, Friday evening December j Mr. A. Gregory and wife, of Orleans Co- N.____________________ Y-. are the guests _o! B. J. Bidel'SLiL-___________ man and wife. Mr. G. is a nephew of Thebe te complaint, we know not the latter. with how much'justice, that candidates Mr. Frank Black, who has been at lor teachers’ certificates, who them­ Evanston. J1L for several months past, selves, or whose relatives refused to ix now at home. In the employ of Black vote for the fusion candidate for coun­ A Campbelt ty treasurer, or openly opposed him, Mr. C. D. Beet*, of Kalamazoo, caahndw have a bard time in getting certificatre. W» hope there is no founda­ ier of th* new imnk organized in this ritv. was a Bannee caller Tuesday. tion for BiK'h reporta. He ifl here prepared for business. A few days since three young kids— Fred Spraker and wife, Mrs. Todd the eldest sot 12 years of age— Mt their and Miss Nellie Todd, of Grand Rapids, homes in Ithl* city, and started for a spent Wednesday and Thursday ot last trip around the world, presumably. week with J. L. Wilkins sod family. Alter an Hbsenoe of three days they Mr. Aaron Black left for Kansas were overtaken by their parent*, some Mbndav, on a prospecting tour. If he yond Nashville, where they finds a location to suit him, it is his in­ dintance ped on the Iwnks of a stream, were tention to make that bis permanent their, fond anticipations of Thus home. ure !nipped in the bud. F.rank Knowles, brother of Mrs. John i^AT THEisplandid home of Mr. and Goodyear, and who has many acquaint­ Mrs. J. B. I Goodyear, Tuesday eve., by ances in this city, was recentlj quite Rev.Lee. Mr. J. Ed. Gregory, of seriously injured by falling from a BL Louis, Mo., and Miss Lillian Estes, building, at bis home in Ohio. of this city, were United in marriage. For tho past 10 years Dr. Roberta, of Tbewas Miss Belle Throop, this dty. has been an invalid, and at times a'great sufferer. He is now lying |n a very critical condition, with no probability of bls again rallying. -WFrtT flnr»p«ielous P*flora, TnAXMOiviNO day, at tbe home of which bMDdaomely and twrtefully <l«or»J«ll»or tb« ocoulon, «b.r. tb. the bride’s parents in Rutland, Mr. ceremony- ww» performed, beautifully Charles B. Baldwin and Miss Dora E. and HnDMoivrly. After cvmgrMtulKUooi I. Matthews were made man and wife. extended .. to M.the — newly a sumptuous repast was A large company of friends witnessed wedded the ceremony, and partook of tbe hoe­ Mseinbled guests and nutunerved. irieads of tbe high contract­ vitality so freely extended on such oc­ next repaired to the home of casions by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mat­ rs. W. HTschMntr, where a thews. Numerous gifts attested the given. Mr. and Mrs. t*st wishes and hearty good will of SchJnizdldall that could be done to their many friends. Charley is a proud­ make the occasion one to be long and er man over this conquest and happy pleasantly remembered, and tbelr tine consummation of bls love than over home was truly the acene of a happy the greatest victory be ever won on the company. aU of whom tretifled; tbrir diamond. And the lady ofhia choice hl*b appaeclation of the worth of the is eminently worthy of him and to be twETrhe congratulstious were mlstnJB of his home. The Banker joins the many in congratulations. hearty and there ilKu ’nl and heartfelt; r«'« d u>«was on. Call on Mrs. Hattie Watkins for Who b«l K loo* ». KXjijd, kf Bu&by’b bath rooms arc recelva deweved increaM of patronage, all will ever be with Mr. and Mr».uregory and the hope that health, happiness 211 succfw may abide with them ever. Lewis 8tk»n expects to dree out Numerous and costly gilts spoke of the ^during friendships they had won his busLaiw in this city within the next and Mrs. Gregory left on the ».0U ? mXto^or SuEouta. where they three weeks, therefore all who wish to secure some of tbe extraordinary barWinbe “at hum*" Amlin that home J. k£w tuTrtU be biewwd. na only wfthtbeloveof husband for wife and I fe STbuaband, but also with the re- ilibcasceof frteods and many happy here but about three weeks to dapi&HaeclMt- Full Amount of Loss, Miss Till, Soprano. Mias Annie Till. Contralto. Mr. D. Till. Jr. Tenor. Mr. Win. Till, Bawo. They null introduce fnr the Aral Uum tbelr uie't nnlijue and rem irkable Imtruinmit, tbe only one uf IU kind before tbe public, known And has no voidable conditions. It is. the simplest and safest policy issued. Rock Harmonicon, Jacob Mans and wife, of Grand Rap­ ids. were in thia city a portion of hat ruetit and deliiUt. NOTE.- Till* program is refl or<1, varied and week. remarkable tar It* uurel and attractive trtUuren. , Mrs. McLaughlin, of Muskegon, is Itcoualata o( Vocal and lii.trumrtifalrek-rtloua. In lhe latter Usey InInriure solos and wlrrtrd visiting her mother, Mrs. I. A. Hol­ mualr on the Hock liarmon Icon, Ocarina, Zith­ brook. er. Stretch Zither. E»lr. Hell*. Xylophone and df’rank NIiuh and wife, of Grand Rap- other InalruiuraU, while their tintluz. both Tn aoloa BINI part aonga. ii of a high order of merit. Adnibaon S reuta, children 15 rents. RoJus, spent Thanksgiving with Hastings aerve.1 teats 35 cents at Lathrop’s drug store. are now Jritnds. V F. A. CalBe, of Nashville, fatal artisti­ cally mounted a line snow owl for Fred Hotchkiss | Vthere itrfl over 50 cords of wood due us on subscription account, and we want it now. Ite poli­ cies are broad and liberal. It pays the From the Crystal PaUre. Ixmdun. at Which la acknowledged to be the moot won­ derful musical Inatrumrut In the world. It couChas. Hyatt and wife were the guests •tata entirely of Piece* ot Kock, and luu a coniof relatives here a portion of last week. Union Thanksgiving services at th/ u> .e'-.urtalnlnd speaker, and M. E. church. Rev. Dean, pastor of The tenure bv a number of magic Baptist church, ofliciadng. Kr*a<V ,n Uial ‘country. He Don*t piy 81.50 or S200 for thr Chinese Idols, Chinese Costumes, and Curiosities, It ha* Age, Experience, Reputation and Stability. D^.+.:2D Erv. WhitJook spent Thanksgiving at his home in this city. __________ VflU; the Most Improved Instruments. pwUiijtUw The assets of $1,262,170.35 are a guaranty of the prompt payment of losses by this Compauy. L. C. WELTON, Agent Office over Hicks Bros., Hastings, Mich. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO -AJLJLI /A CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! We have them for the rich and the poor, for the old and the young; Christmas presents for everybody. z \ □Dolls! Dolls! We have something less than a thousand. We have any kind of a doll you want We have Wax Dolls, French Bisque, Articulated Dolls. We have washable, unbreakable Dolls. We have Rubber Dolls, China Limbs, and solid China. If there are any other desirable dolls made that we have not got, we do not know it, See,-our mammoth Wax Doll, natural as life. More toys than you ever saw at one time. Toy Guns, Toy Swords, W^atcbes, Stoves and Kitchens, Toy Sat) Boats, Toy Animals of all kinds, Magnetic Toys (something new), We have not space to enumerate more. NOVELTIES- We can show you the most extensive line ever brought to this city, all new aod very attractive, at prices that astonish you. See them and you will buy. Christmas and New Years Cards. Stacks of ttyem from $ to 50 cents. We can beat the world on this line. We bought cups and saucers in gross lots, and we can knock them all out on prices. We .. w have them from 5 cents to $1.00 each. We have shaving mugs, pitchers, fruit saucers and plates, china vases, baskets, etc, all useful and ornamental gifts. Glass ~Wewe>. . In Glass Novelties we have all the latest styles. See our perfumes in novelty glasses—all shapes. Now ix the time to buy Amberina Ware. We are headquarters for water seta. WORK BASKETS.-ALined Work Baskets (something new), assorted in ronnd and oval shapes. The linings are a combination of Valencennes Lace and Shurred Satine in assorted colors, with pocket thimble case, pin cushion, etc., very handsome. Prices, 25 cte. to $1.00. T^7" W® have a very desirable line of Plated Ware which we will sell al W Qf ■ at popular prices. See onr new. show case full of these goods. They are cheaper tbau you can buy them elsewhere. We sell them on a grocer’s profit See our stock of Silverware. ' See our Juvenile Books from 5 to 25 cents. Vases by the gross. Big stock of Candies and Fruits. 1000 pounds of that choice mixed candy at the small price of 10 cents a pound. Wholesale and Retail. We get our oysters direct from the packO- ers Baltimore, consequently can furnish a fresher and better flavored oyster than any house in tbe city. Onr prices are the lowest We want your Butter. Eggs and Dried Apples, and can pay as much as any concern in this city. Bring them in. We aim to treat every customer in such a manner that they will come again. Our principles—One Price to All; Terms Strictly Cash. Yours, anxious to please, J. H. BEAMER & CO. WE WOULD SUGGEST V V That about the proper thing would be for yon to Make Your Friend a Christmas Present And, as “times are hard”, as is always threaae, it would be very appropriate to give a useful as well as beautiful article. Such can be Found at our Store. Our Stock of Furniture is complete. Onr stock of Picture frames is the largest ever shown in this city. We have not the space to enumerate even a small portion of articles kept in stock. Suffice it to say that we have the goods; we bought ’em to soli, and while we do not propose to do bn^neffi for the fun of it, or the modicum of attendant glory, nevertheless we propose to give FULL VALUE every time. We sell at close margins. **T iltfFi eucxcX XLaet Live” T. We nav irood money for this space, all for the purpose of inducing you to call in *ndk^r°at onr Stockland learn our prices, reeling confident that in this event yon will bo numbered among our regular customers. Remember the place, north side State street, Empire Block, the Largest Furniture Estab-, liahment in Barry County. Yours Respectfully, ■ SPANGEMAOHER & MASON. �rniwouiw for a mhator. J DULUTH’S DIRE DISASTER. THREE LH/ES LOST IN A DEVASTAT­ bhd tried ____ __ ___ — ..,——-—lAuacQwry. _ tattles tree U W. H. Goodyear i Store. Democrat, will xwnar o’clock hautrdxy night cupola ot tbe rlevatto; Duluth Eievatrrr company, and, ihwpite all effort* ot the “-------- ------------------------------. thu building, ba not give Hautel Wl A German philoeopber says: “Viakey makes you kill sotnetiody else; nut peer you only kill yourself!" IU*. Prairie Mange, Rud scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes bv Woodiord b Sanitary Lotion Use no other. This never fail.-’. Sold by E. H. I^Utrop. druggist. Hastings, Mich. Speakin? of gaining antPholding popular favor. “1 know," arid Chris­ tine Nilsson, “of only one talisman— wilt" FofPain^ra?^ ewMeua.t&i i. vialXlOt Ul.MimMU.IX MARK-___ the hOOM’S. RBtxtUkoa, and may paw finally upon hfa ^uaHticaUona. If Uv ;«niatx in pr»M*nUng InniMlf after ha baa been exciudod boenuao ot ineligibility, Um Kpoaker can lim­ ply rofwM to rvcogniae him " Hfa interlocutor farther pnaaed bltnt Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, 5TAR cijtiity Tert When found bl» body wm a nutM OUGHIURE pony han ten busy in putting up an nddlUuo 1»! IV. > . ..... > I- All bought for SPOT CASH, and will give yon better tha* Grand Rapids prices. Come in and See TJS, SAFE. SURE PBOMPT And see if what we say is not true. Stair ot Michigan, county of Barry. At a -c-rIuu of U.r probate C< Countv of Barry, holilrn at Uir FrviMtn Oflter Id tbe City id HmIlack. In Mid county, on Aituntay. the mb day ol Noveniber. In the year our lueuuai.d eight hundred and rlghty-utt. Fnweut. Wm. W. Cole. Judge of Probate. Ih-fatua, and three dwellings caught (Irefrom In Uic matter of tbe rotate of Nina Joy and Ex:. ,l»x .’k.ultb. minor*. lacking cottsUtntional requfaitai will proba­ On reading and fliiiig the netltloa.duly reelOrd, ot Maria Hunton, guardian of Mid minora, new building of tbe St l*nul & Duluth bly be excluded trom the Republican houxe, and if the Democratic seoate rotaliatea, then company fill This budding con praying f»r reaaowi therein Mt forth. Uiat utm. tainsd buabeb of wheat. Tliertunon it Is urterrti. that Friday. tutKMi require* that a quorum of contained 300,000 buabela of wheat, 130,000 3rd da> o( Iteccmber, A. I). IMC, alien otIim I buxhel. of corn. 20.0UU bushels of flax, and 10,000 bus Lek <if out*. er person. InterrsUd lit red to appear at a mduU'hi Tbokw. on wheat fa about JAM,000; ou be hoUrn at tbe l'n>h«ur uxarara*. corn, ISOJJOO; fiax, gxz.000; oata, *3.000. JULIUS RUSSELL JYcmaii CATARRH IW; annex to tnereot, tn cat -mg a copy of till* c published In the HMtin'm BAk.vvx. Dr. Jiu-kaon’s blood and humor syrup will j-ytulivt- cure all eruptions, ulcers and laui sorts upon the body face or limbs. Will thoroughly clennse the mccharin. a n«wly-<li»coTW«i aubatituto for system and blood of every truce of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. Curee the rheuniatism, salt rheum and canker, and is well recommended by the modical profession all over the mixing otnsll quantl'.in, of oacclmrin with larger qua a lit i™ of cbaap glucoao to pnV lx'tUe’ dner a compound ywewtor and cluaqat* than sugar. Th., new product w expected to di»Mrs, Gen. Grant will visit Washing­ nMlrixiily affect the nugar industry. Sacch­ ton during the winter. Sb6 will be the arin was dheovered accidnutally aeven yuan by Dr. C, Fahlberg, a diaaiict of New guest of (sen. Beale aud wife. ork, but it fa only lately Ui*t practical Would you Bklievk it ? We are motboda of manufacturing it were tlevimd. daily guaranteeing Kemp's Saraapriilu to the people for cleansing the blood CHAMPIONS AT BILLIARDS. and giving a Dew lease of life. Price 81. soldl.y W. H. Goodyear. FOBS CENTS get Kemps Liver 1*1119 for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. H. Goodykah. ctwhion-cnroci billiard match, for J2.00U To-niout and to-morrow night, and at all times call on us for Kemp's Pile Suppositories. The new treatment for played at Masonic hall, in thb city, Salurpiles. Price 60 cents per box. W. H. Goodyear. Tho beat rana wore n» follows: BUosou— The. Princess Louise has taken to call­ ing herself Mrs. Campliell. Schaeffer-1 fl, B, 18, 10, 10,10.28, H, 17.11, His Papa’s Religion.—“So, my little boy. you would like to join our Sunday 10, IX Total, 407; average, 3SO- 123; school, would you?" said the superin­ tendent, kindly. “Yes, Sir,” replied the little boy. “What is your name, did you say F “Johnnie Simpon." • “Ohl yes; you are the non of Mr. from Chicago Wednesday evening, smoko Simpson. Let meser,—ta your papa a was dutcorored issuing from a car in the middle of the train. Inv«wtigaUop showed Presbyterian or an Episcopalian?" “No, Sir, he isn’t cither; he’s a news­ that tbe ear contained M. V. Seavey, from W*t Libertyville, HL,’several bores* and paper maar fowls, and a quantity of. furniture billed tb Dows City, Iowa. A .lot of bay in the oar wm found to be on fire, evidently (gutted by HASTINGS M’CH. bearing. Wm. W1C Tbe fire outltawd burning all Saturday night with a'bright blaxe, and tbe wheat will bum w-rvrnl dnyx. Several can. belonging , to Um* Mnniu-ba and Kt. Paul & Duluth road* also burned. BOOTS ttefire originated from thecxpl<»k>n of lamp Tiro Other thrw loot their lives helping him light I Ln fire. Foreman Hi! Lea. BUOESf •OU of a wealthy farmer living near Anu Arbor, Midi. Watchman G. B. Lonuurei came from Vu»eiir, Mich. •rnoe John S. Pbclps wm removed to lb<> Union depot Friday evening to be taken to Springfield, Ma, for *burial. ' * “ ’ Service, wmheld at Christ’s Koi­ copal church Friday by Rev. Dr. Mont­ gomery Schuyler. Tluactive pallbearers wm* eight colored men, and the honor­ ary poll-bearer* wmJudge Samuel Trine of the United Slate. I XX-OOV. FIIELPM. H. tkl Kxettameat A. BLACK. Default having rook and Unite b-11, and Reynold*, Judge Hough of tbe state supreme court; 8etb W. Cobb, president of the Merchant? exchange; M. K. MeGnitb, •Rcrvtary of state; Col. Don Morrison. Judge. J. E. McGinnis and G. 8. Vanwag­ goner, Jolui O’Day, ladle Mofflt, J. R. Willis, & R. Churchill, and Jowpb A. Wild Good Goods at Bottom a. Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Ttaro ughoat IrwtaueL Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. LsoiAXAit'lJS, Nov. «i —Ont hundred kten prevails. Tbe proeecntion Dillion, tbe bokiwt ind one of the tbn National P.-nilm, fa looked upon as tho o|Muing "hot of a shar[> coorciosi campaign. Club circle" in this city naturally approve the government's decteioo in the Dilliou affair. *- All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good «tock to select from always on hand. We keep the latest and best designs iu our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit tbe peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the publift for past favors, and aim to merit tho patronage of all. editor of United Ireland, hwteail of Mr. C. IL Hubbard has been chosen trustee -of the Detroit Art Muaeum in place of VT. H. Brtnrly, resigned. _ Dr. Jackson's penetrating liniment cure* sprains, bruises, kicks, cute, bums, rfacuniMtem, etc- etc. Good for man nr beast. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. The bojtxxted brvwers of Detroit talk of en­ forcing the conspiracy law. , A. Black & Co. legislature to iMun. Good results sure to follow the taking of Cobii’s Little Pills every day before dinner. T ATEST NEWS! trul the ntermy aewdona which are probable. Special Sale of Lamps. Democrat", maintaining and advancing wage; dlstrou; to advance the aims of tl Another lamp bouse gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doz. of their lamps at prices that no oth­ er house in Barry Co. can reach. To see ana get prices will convince you at once. jurity of to promote the study of political economy; HUF* l*Mrk* Cough Syrup b sold, no cure, no pay. Try IL A.CAMPBKLL Messrs. A. Black & Co., >> 01534853482348485348235323 LOXDOX, Nor. 27.—Rep rta received from Dublin Saturday say ttere h wdd excite­ ment throughout Ireland. Tbe opinion fa Bamedy. It 1b a gnaranted propif it does not help you it will cool (X\A ndtaULUJfcaidD-Rr.tb.lRtt \J\AX. todopendupon. Acker** Blood El­ . . . .__ C-____ II—_____ _ 1— lion',' y et ^eotuad COAL TAR VS. SUGAR CANE. niood Will Tell. No humbug about Hili’* Peerlesa Worm Specific, it is a genuine com­ mon sense i emedy. An emigrant wagon bearing1 the mot­ to. “In j?ot is our trust.” has excited wide notice in Dakota. The judgment of one of the old politicians of the terri­ tory If. that the man must have got lost!- -Sioux City Journal. GERManreMEDY Republicana." Hnreplfaxi: “Meagher fa no more untitled committee cm taoliglbl., meml^mr Hu answer wm; “I think not. Tbe ineligiThe Best Salve in the world for Cuta, Brutew. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, bha wUlsinijiy ba not rikogniMd from tbe Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands first NwfctHU- Meagher nor Mock is entitled ChUbbdna, Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per­ With iuaKgibUity. They can be unseated after trial and upon it. being .hown Hint fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2S cents per box. For sale by W. they obtained aaata by fraud. This will take H. Goodyear & Co. Count Vitzhum’s estimate of Queen Victoria was'that she was a woman of absolute honesty, transparent as pure water. REMOVED To the new store in Goodyear block, firxt door west of the bank, about tbe 1st of Oct, and will have a complete stock of a few botlaaused it all coughs and colds Edward Shepherd,of Harrisburg, III., aajs: “Having received so much bene­ fit irom Electric Bitters. 1 feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eight ytara; my doctors told me 1 would have to have the bone scraped or leg amputated. 1 used, instead, three bot­ tles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen’s Salve, and my leg Is now sound and well.” . Electric Bittefe are sold at fifty cents abotUff, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at ttc. per box by W. H. Goodyear * Co.’s. HAVE ING CONFLAGRATION. years, of Llgbtstivat, Pa., wan married to Mrs. Julia Grewpte, of that village. agod 74 New Pineapple Glassware—Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water Set® ever offered in the city. We have Tobacco for the same money of any other house in tbe county and always did have. We have the cheapest line of Gloves and Mite we evar had. We will have the largest line of MBIUMHt HOLIDAY GOODS 5am i'llAM.IPSOS), H. It MYGATT . We ever bed. Oar Grocery Stock is complete, snd we will not be undersold by sny mua on seme quality of gooda Bnug your produce; wa want it • Yows My, ■ SI1TB, HAM 4 TaABIAK. �ORLB AND BEES. ’ARTISTS*' in THE GREAT GRAVEYARD. hind tu^riuteodcnt L. J. WeUs,»C Greenwood . • ...... •rottJ a vacant, unimproved plot of SUO arn« to a trnct of lurpaadug beauty, peopled with PANTOMIME SONGS. THE MAKING HOLIDAYS READY IN VARIOUS DIETETIC FOR LONDON. placidly and with a joyful laugh for the joy­ ful tourists ti e peasant girts continue tbelr ing to U,c eorip they moan to wng that atten­ tion which outeiderr. might fancy ia only t» mg about lb- big cloth cloak of that As we 1** tbe tuyxtcry reoolvtw »Wf. They are not witchm, nor, like Melusin* in tbe fairy Tbe chief e:ig*fivd Imving •MuapiHjiutol" Many ko- ' irgtn.+-b«) mother* without a mirai-le-uru worth looking after; thia holding even when tbe player h a lady. One wn.g Hint take the ?. Tlmt Uhj crariuj* ot a patient an? wiiuna. down iu any dietary. Such arc, for example. out, w Lieb (ball apply to every ««■ Fhe Hastings Banner. Dealer—“Would you like to have a French dnckF Mrs. Mulcahy—“No. indade, I don t want none mv yer Erinch clocks; it’a a eJock that I can under­ stand when it strolkea that I want, so 1 d<»!—Texas Siftings MARSHALL L. COOK. patriotic Irak braosta tor ranturics, until .ikxcij m mw1 d to cteadily, end nuw amounta to a kwrv vi DUJTr w lav iu ua Hasttmm. Barmy Co, Mictl. SVBBCHFnOK UTO ADVKRTIBIKG UTW; pOR SALE by EXCHANGE. “Well, Pat," waa asked ot a recently arrive*! emigrant, "and how do you l*k/Americar • It's a fuine counthry.Sor." “Have ynu succeeded in getting work fruit. Conveniently and eentrany located tn Ute vet?" \No. Sor; but I have a friend in Washington who to after getting me a piuaion.—Philadelphia Call. L C. WELTON. Choice A nicy story to told of an old lady who refused to be comforted by her pastor’s assurance that when he left she would have a better pastor as hi* successor. “Na, nn,” she said, “I have brslthy man seen fourteen changes In the ministers n, and a dtec mnoe since iI atiraiim attended toe the atra, kirk, anu and eyery one aue eufllcient to uwtiiu ui would not l)oen WttUM than anitherf mmhm------ 1 .. seed quantity , song from * food <wi*vii>llvof litiuid*, <1om not mean ! ia, sheaaid to her escort as they tb Utetr telnntem-tt, ™tJ? *Umv> 1 *rouo<l the rink. “1 do so love rv te nrvtiv .u_ ji_ _ i-___ ____ ■_______ u—_ ■ rnlter-aliat iniz' When we are Railitur 1 ivmwnlwr that Uiraldua da Harry *ald . SMIIJSS. A port «>*3da u contribution entitled "Why do I Live?" This to eaav to an­ swer. Jt to because be sends hto contri­ butions to thia office instead of bring­ ing them in person!—Evansville Argus. “Are you familiar with BryantF* uskt-d a young lady of a timid young man whom she was trying to draw out “Oh! yes. he proudly ^pllol, brighten­ 4. That, became milk ia an bnjorUuit arti­ cle of food, it must bo forced Ufxxi a fiatiwiL ing up; “I gra<luat«l at one of bls busi­ Food that a p-rxuu cannot endure will out ness cuwgeal* A quaek doctor who was giving taenutritious. It b tiiuony in a Han Frunci?»co court was asked jf be had ever performed the five, quickly pnqeuud. » operation of <lr«T<pitxtion. “Oh! yes.” ti. Tha^dwaae toinjarioos hi illoua It he «dd; "I have done that often—often.'’ “always auccemfully?” “Never lost a Indlgnttibte; but it ir concentrated nutri- patient under IL" provtnvial Ux»irvn during otu> poutuiubno ; . t cam The lota will bo large enough to FALLACIES. w ---------------;---- ------ .----- . . -------- “ imtH have been made ■ Consult tbe patteut** floating away toward heaven, and.— u b. IT Al U>l. point '<’«■ of h" tNh MtomacU rvjcet* a rcrtuin cuticle do uot awav toward heaven, whll* *he r*wt of fan* it -JoLn^l of Ite™ntro-Uv~ her smote I he earthly floor with a __________________ mighty smite! ston«waii JaekMMc-s PM-uiiariUas. Timid lady, go ng up the Washington -Do you kuow," *al.l Gen. Itoaarr, tbe Coo- elevator.—"Conductor, what'if the ropn federate cavalry loader, "that Gen. Jackwm t r»*ak» that bolds IM?" Conductor— tnuianuml-r of v«ry remarkable Mteoyn- “Oh! thrr-- are a numlxr more attached rr*iur*,ard Lte-y were m> peculiar ae to conBiifrty ropes." Timid lady—“but if vtore some people that be wee beaux'! But they all break.. where shali^we go?" form in pnoiblo. on -approval" are grocralty without mode. Qrrc.lWOud W. LOWRY, M.D, Physician. Surgeon and Oculi M G. Office hour*-* tn W a. tn. and > to 3 y Telephone at Holloway*’ drag aUre. \v H- LANDIS, M. D, IV . Physlcan and burgoo®. Woodland. MkA p IL TIMMERMAN. F • Llouiotputhic Physician & Burgeo©, if we bad had more «irh eraxy mro ta tbe ! Conductor-Uh: well. m'm. that all de- Confederate ann. tt w<mM have been baCter I pends on what Kind ’of life you have C. WELTON for ua been living before!" -Fbr example, Gen. Jacheon had an idea _ .... hi. tad, — u— R«™p«Ure: L«l.«--U«T, myp<x>r u»«»r l< — H. n^^u. odh. ■—d m«a b • Udiet for • dloosr «th-«H>p by Are, llxhtulug or wind; • ■ -------— —--I kitchen; and vou can eat as much there ' as will suffice for to-morrow and the JJOUK A SHELDON, Mendicant—“ Thank’ee. tbe Military institute of Virginia, be went up ] da; after." kindly, mum, but I’d rather like first to eat enough tor yestrnUy and the day afore. If it would make no difference to you to write that down on the ticket.” tion b« became indignant. »aM i E. KEN ASTON, “Experience may be a dear teacher," A. . , remarked a minister as the contribution l«ox was returned to him empty, “but the members of this pirticular flock who have experienced religion have ac­ complished it at a very trifling cost. JOHN CARVETH, The choir Will pl-ase sing the seventy­ v Attorney at Law, wk. thinking on any ninth hymn, omitting the first, third, ____________Middirrille, Mkh. and fourth rentes, in order to save un\fABTIN V. BARKER, Real Estate, dJL Insurance and Lexus. Bishop Clark, writing in the Inde­ quarry, waving hi- hat end yelling: -Stop! pendent save: “A student in the An­ the Munepantomime. If the local town rocndover Setninarv, whom I well knew and who afterward became a verv useful minister, was suspended for a while. Iiecaitee of the offense that he gave when it came hl* turn to‘return thanks’ at the close of the common dinner, by venturing to suggvat th a. if it were (7 HAPPEN A VakARMAN, Law consistent with the divine purpose, it IV would lie gratifying to have some improvemepl in the fare!" toan that boa maute bitn popular during the IVILLI AM B. SWEEZEY, Attorney pantomim- wwaon h often ranarkabte. Hia “Yrs," said oM Mr. Sqnaggs, ‘the • * At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. doctors are getting might v smart nowa-days. Why. they, have -got instruinenta and things made ao’s they can I WILLIAM B. SWEEZEY, J ustice of tbe Peace. are clear through you!" “Htimphr ’ " replied old Mrs. Squ»gr«, “I don’t see nothing very smart in that. I've seen I M. B. G ILLAS PIE. through you this many a vmr. knd I L. Notary Public. , ain't no doctor neither’" Oil Mr Squaggs rubl«e<l his laid head th-xifht fully, and, altara psuse, dlscrwrtly re JJARY C. COBB, sumed hto reading. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. Two high-bred wnjn«n—on* from New York, the other from Boston— happenetl to meet in what is ironically Etpeeial Attention Given to Cutting coer.fortalde living cal Hl a “social" cirri*. Both were_rich tt; and Fitting. Patterns Cut to order. and accomplished, and both cUftned to- Anally, at meJ::i;bt or tbe «kl of March. 1653, have ancestor*. Bsiion, in Die course b>- eu>pV«sl Um content* of h« de»k into a red of a little conversation bHween the two, ailk ban<!*nna handkerchief, and with his alluded, in the most seemingly unpre­ peranee Hall. A. H. .IOHNBON. M. W. tentious way, to the trivia! circum­ stance that tier ancestors came over in the Mavfiiwer. “AhT* replied New York, with a little lift of her eyebrows expressive of innocent surprise, “1 did not know before that tbe Mayflower brought over steerage passengers!” L. A. 1951-rK?^^SrEYZ Michigan Central “Little bov.” she saM, kindly, “don’t vou want tn become a raemlwr of the Sabliath school and learn to be g'xvi?” “No, I gu«te not.” he replied. “Why! wouldn’t you like to b* a nice little bov and have every Indy respect you?” “Ohl vet. I wouhl like that, but I guess 1 wnriT Join anv Satitmth school now. The trouble i“,he went on, "I am en­ gaged to drive a span of canal mulea as soon am navigation opens, and with a Sabbath school education I don’t t>elleve I could gel the mules over the ground fast enough to suit the boas!" Ths .Niagara Falls (Rovio. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Mre. C. Kdkwg. Eigvrood. Cal, am; Rwl Slit Cough Cure u the b"«t medi­ cine nhe has ever uaed for colds for the Ipuialkxi children. Inted Walter , ano if anything can renOy be douo a ith tha district. NoTtot to hereby given to the super­ visors tn the county and dty, that they ily. Goods most be bought by them •i>d not br th- P««>n« •*" mint thro»>l«« df*w the pay for said bills. w. F. Hirga. W. H.«’HATktw IL HOUGHTAlJN. ■wawand note. U throa If Card.—1 have add my intorrst in tbe late firm of Hogle k Cook to E. Y. all-. D. Cutter, eklllfd SMITH. BAMS A YamAMMAR. I—W-A MP CHANGES that t greenwood cemetery. ruwp W �= AM0»«0 THE CHINESE. The Hastings Banner GOVERNMENT LANDS. TWO WAVS BY WHICH FREE HOMES COOK. Editor. MAY BE ACQUIRED. Hastings. Mich., Dectiubt-r 2.1890. ilPI IIIAV saauj I children. Hero of humanity TO "i A CHILD. utd politely to <m* lost a faint «ha.low of unacqunlntal with tbo mode of reckoning, you probably eondojo with iU twrente on tho maturity. Should a child arrive in this w orld at 11M I have been on the fence, as it were, Miwtedppi, Miwoarl, Montana. Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Wash­ ington, WU-xwudu and V.' lodcprnd- will proudly neuro you next morning that clock to found time to a very rlnatlc and varialilo quantity, uno wonder* bow auch mutters TRICK tained. There is a flrtioa Hint some vntnni lands remain untak-.-n ia Indiana and Illinois, to dimlimb it On being introduced to a new acquaintance tbe Unit cuasliuxi u, -What to And you all know mat I mean what I say: Below you will gaze at a few “cuts. And Reastauranl And there are more to follow. let me say I have bought nearly $600 readily as to Uw other. ered a dfattnetion to be adran.-ing in years There are eight or ten different uarnra which prices, and I have determined to get business. rowvd and uncertain mterwii io repnwxit thraweivai at younger than they river before bo for the past year watching the cut in down and have a hand m this price much ns think that what bo says it unlrua THE WHITE MAN’S WMerUneJM Uon, while the second to available only in worth of quarter of one who Inta legally declared hia intention to actual and for tho purjK.a of cultivation. To land. iu»d must continue bis rod.lance there for five year, without intermtodon. University of Ghent, bu ju-: pttb.i bod a n> quarter. I had prove tl.at anybody who will tit- tbe trouble , to follow hto instruction- may ’ tetiortan. Hissrat m is n.erel entitled to deduct tbe entire term of their mean.- >dp*c- I dipped three cartridgre into tbu> lout ing n blank cartr.d^e. Ot course no ably dx^-harged, U>-• period of such acrulcw to Crockery, Fancy Holiday Goods bk h, bo any*, U a sure preserver vf Ufa. Hi affirms that g.>-l bredih to not a matter at Frai Home-Made Caidies O First-Class Restaurant Is reiq.C'-uuUy solicited. G. SEMON uonally font by not breaking th-lialh off nn.l by taking indifferent aim. I tb-'.ii broka all tbe balls off until I had that they hbali develop tlieuoelvre. w itbuut obstruction. According to hi* tinury, salt tbo great regulating agent. If tbe blood bo too rich, salt will clarify it; if tbo blood be too poor, suit will Krrngtlxm and furnUh it Dr. Burggrncvo quotes several examples in tribute, to salt. Formerly, in Holland, tbo greotcK’ punishment which exfeted for offend- almost invariably died. ith a neighboring A ctortt ia a furnishing store in Pittsburg In Saxony, at the terrible epidemic iana, Michigan, Mmn.-<.ta, Mteumri and to arrive, and you want to wait and see California, Idaho, Olarado, Li.,.: ..... them. I must reduce stock to make rngtnn, u yomlng and Wtocomiu. land with- room, and will give you BARGAINS. Land outside tbe limit of a railroad mnt, I have one package Chamber Setts to arrive, and will sell— M) acres, 1G.5Q Dutch savant furthermore utsun-M us that salt is on infallible cure for cou»umt>tl.x> and Milo tbn railway limit, and dculJe thaw for land within such limit, smaller trade leing tbcmaelvca from a plague by jutting salt in their milk.) Hi* estimate that tbe quantity Missouri, all United State lands in Michi- should ca&sumc daily is two-lhinis of an repl odd-numbered iwctiam within the limits work! woukl only take to salt, re^itenariaju and nil and temtoriee which not fall under tlw 18 10-piecc sets, B 00 each 6 12-piecc sets, with slop jar. 5 00 - BARGAINS! Mrs. UR & Ul MILL INERY! That Will Defy Competi­ tion! Beit Feit Bata. 90 cento. Leteat style Toboggan Caps, 75 ceote Fascinator*, 81 25. that government surveyw should precede eeU rtbrUim.! that tbo order nhj-.d 1 i- pen are still more satisfying. Great prrpara- acquired under tbe timber culture law. tbe it V. ." invariably button t he ir cu£> ■•preferred right" to Now a few Cuts ! and ..I, ..•• I..i:: . .-.i:h of square* carefully iu. re-yards lands within or without tbe limits upon another TOBIAH GARN. 1 will sell »ub>oct to tbe debb •to tbelr acquisluou. la»l law 640 acre* can be acquired by pay- •even kinds of clawe prvvid-'d, and by actual clone to one another, frightened by their bully- round number*. IH,000.000 acres In 18KS. •JO,toXI,0® a-rea in IBM, and 30,<XD,000 acres many dollar* per ncro, ft!<,M0,a» ax-rre of dmirable land. W cdonTndl them bouutvrs thumper, who The New-York Tribune. ■M-cent club Of 10. 3:>-cnd 35-<xntPlua ranging from ux couta to what you mean. 44c. per lb. 50-cmt Herald. Im !d up, and tbo otlirr in the Left-hand corner. 50-eent Tycoon Tea for 80-ccnt Fine Cut Tobacco, ■longurous-looking, perhnpe, but bamik*. urnhalf tKrttlo of Bonleaux Tearou.' tho ■lifllrulty, place tbo button iu* ware to ret rx>-1 teJteNBtodL Jteaenan BL MRS. FE1GHXKR A Kt HI.VA.X The two last named cuts are cork­ ers. ntxjut Kl.MO.lW acres of Indian rxclwdve of Indian territory and Oktaboma Tbo different itorireabo hold 23,500,000 TMHUNT£frnfor 1MT several rxrei Granulated Sugar, 6 1-2 cents per lb. Ouoner. tome 5,000,000 acre* which to now salt me country will led inn mt « toe n'l.aticim; ware of MM, which, if wo do our duty, wifi Others m pro­ portion. We keep the. best Crackers; we keep the best Clieese. DeLands Soda, our brand, 5c. a lb. or 6 lbs for 29c. will afford at leant H>.U00X»0 lucre .UMVptlbh. of modified cultivation. The Indlr.n rewrra- Shoemachcrs best Oatmeal, 3c. a lb. or 8 lbs. for 24c. uu u.r a tnstrcc- areas iwrvnl to tbo tern torice prrtako of all tte-y prre* a bo* magniflrect I Goiksh were alive and in trade ItdH and Had e M!: The only two bol.irt tho rein. More in future Watch our col umn. Oh, we mean business, as you shall see. No one year's credit at these prices, with note for settlement but short time or cash We are going to the top on prices on Dried Fruits, Leadin �THE NEW TORPEDO BOAT. THE NEWS Di BRIEF. 0002000100003002010202000202020200000006 nrrixxiAiiiiopnoruatooot 2ei|*rimenl; thousands hare been cured I* iu uwand they testify as to its value. Wiliuutt Blair, train dispatcher of the ft G. II. A M. railroad, Detroit, Mich., ■' For about fifteen rears J have been alicu * constant sufferer from neuralgia, aun- tinire unfitting me for my buriurea Ailiir a» well as making life a burden. The strain on my nerves was so great that I nearly lo*t die me of one of mv eyes. I «a» -.ifieriug very much, and had never Ntt^dod iu getting anything that would ut, i! but temporary relief, and that was Jf vrn "hurt duration. The first boule of Jjhlvphoro. made a very decided change, ^'£1411 h.-d some relief front a few down. ] sivlobly hate used a doteu bottles, and jt to ht uronths since I had a severe atudt. i keep tbe medicine on band all the da, ; I have home\ mv office and subm , al home. *o that in case 1 should need it I ■ am stl' prepared. I have had timesdurin|r mv U*eof this medicine that my ncurahi.t would come on during my burinee* Lcunv and ll? having the medicine close at hand a dose or two would drive the □rtv- is away. For neuralgia AlhloI -.ibledly the best medicine, ap.’ 1 think 1 ought to know, as I have dnrln ■ die many years that I have suffered mid < vs-ion to try about every tiring in tbs line of midi ci i»ea fur this complaint.” Every druggist should keep Athlophoraa jgd r..’:ii>phurd» Pills, but where they canuaiI-.- Knight of the druggist tha Athlopo.:... • <>.. 11« WaUHL. Sew York, will *•;>.! either (carrbtcv paid) on receipt of Kgular price, which is fl.CO per bottle tor Aihtopbcroi and 50c. for Pilis. pw liver aud ktdraey dtaaw*. dyspepsia. In•v-c-c. weakiuw. nervous debility, diseases ,■< -c.-.-.u.' nut*tlu*ii-®. headache, impure ■«.< Ac. Athloj-tasoa Pflla ore uuequaled. f HIE INTER OCEAN OF* CHICAGO * ■l- cwv 4»L.un saU Political iaCvtsnoe Is IBs trading Republican Newspaper IN TUB NPBTBWXBT We have just received our second iio'rThe final trial trip Peacemaker" was made Turalay <«»d cabinet bain£ unable to ta jrmenL Tbo steamboats Moore *"*’ Rrty<rf«P«ators, including Limit. Zalinskl Senator C^hjdl. Mr. Delamater, and utl-wa Tbe wfP^do-boat waa moored to a wrecking •choooer in tbo stream. After tedious de.^5*’ uf tbe ^akih^ POWDER Absolutely Pure. We have done an unusual large trade lay*, cuured by tho rtramre* pulling the schooner from tar anchorage. sta wm candy nx »«-,*!. and Ihrotresor Tuck ab nuuuced thut everything was ready. Few volunteered to take tta trip beneath the warm Tbe last to enter tta cruft was En­ gineer Kline. Uber. cuxhII.w wm- lighted Holiaud Hdi«vL “la everything ready f “Yes." ivplwd Kline. -Shut tbe manhole Cloaks this season, and will give our custo- CAP mers the benefit of our was ~-rcw.d fast. Holland grasped tta •Jeering and .Hvlng Hue*, and after totting tu water bailust iu tta bow tanks, HoUaud dioatad. "Let tar go," and off ata started for tta Altoodlng schooner. Maneuvering tar fur ]-.»i1ksu Holland at last |«unted bar to drew un-tor tta sebuoner. Down sta went Ulf tta light ch. ing"d to a wtl moo |*n green and then hta k. No light, were ujsxJ »<vv < iuwlto«. xUi omiiww ncrapdig was brant A heavy ebb lids- had swept tbo boat agaiiaB^nie Large Puchasers fag tta boat Holland shifted tta stosriug towrhaid to alarbooni. shouting, "Bngmw-r. give tar -team." Un-lor n full bead sta anung natial. ibe anciior ctain scraping tar fin «it h a rasfnng n-vtoe. mt sta spoil undremwth and -sil into tta nrrr unharmed u:>d evktax-tng strc-ngth an! easy emitrut j Ris­ W. C. George, the niKwl English runner, ing l<> tta mu fac * she nui out te»r tta arvivni al Kow York Tuewlay from Europe, Mow. wb.m Holland, depiresing tar ftas and. after a visit to Australia, will settle aud shooting. •’Give her full sjaed," drove permanently In Ke»w York. tta boat dosru till all wo* dark. Tta prrat“Norm* V remya" of St. Pruwsburg voicre ure-gagv aud cvinpas. -bowed forty-fire feet tbe sentiment of Russia toward Germany by of depth, tta diivotlou being aouthwesk declaring that "if there is one thing upon "Now Til bring tar rottud," said Holland, which Ruisda will rejoice to exhaust her Last o <x>4 as tta pilot* fa tta? craft above; put­ i-lood it ia to uphold her todepen-fe-nce against ting tta fever over. Lis eye on tta conipa*, sb>: quickly turned a half eirrfe, in spite ot tons «/ prewure abura, and, inclining op. emerged afire a coopto of minutuk “1 see them waving linwlk'-rvhtet*,” said Holland; Edward StaMoo, tbo remrabto cashier ot then ta mn Is r tonto nod o-ro* the «ran> tbo lake Hhore“ nad at Clrruland, <!M w’s stern, and again putting uu full stosui, Friday morufag. gage al 1*10 pounds, tta- ls»t slanting down­ The funeral ot rx-Govqgnor Phelps, ot Mis­ ward, made tl. te-aiost dive of oil. wtau wdsouri, wn>. held Friday at Nt. Ixxiw, and tta tiruck bottotn. ‘•Bbwuly.rear her. *low,' remains were bent to Springfield for Intertlx'Ut'xl HeUan-1, working tbe Uny aod bring­ ing bar bom up from tta» inud. Rteadlly and a. anly ata floated now, and. atoaming along among tta tbtas. gradually «breml into drwp«w water and io-*' in mid river amid tta congratalathMM of tta pcuMcugwx CLOSE CALL FOR A HOLOCAUST. ★ SPECIAL OFFERS. ★ Of Ladies' Cloaks that we are offering at Omaha parti-s, while boring for natural gas near tbe Union Pacific bridge, struck a win of bituminous coal seven (vet thick at a depth of 51i feet William Judm Sargeant, who died at Kai amasoo last Monday, was one of the moat noted bighmiwu this country ever saw. Ho married twenty-six women, an I was divorcad Noor Paris, Mo., Wodtaeday night, Osren Moore, ■ colored man. was shot twice by an Cmicaoo, Sov- ** —About 2 o’clock Thnre- unknown penon, who uext taat Moore’s day morning tta gueets ami rervaita ot tta brad to a pulp, ‘*>t hto throat from ear to Iksutiurntal hotel, a’, tta corner of W ataali ear, and alastad him im the face and head areaue ajul Madison stm-t, wire driven freau with hto knife. ttair tads by ouoke ami tta alarm of tire. IUC Bucyrus, Ohio, on Thursday, tta Hilvar Upon tta arrival of tta department small Planing wortx were destroyed by fire, earn­ Hr™ w.re discovered in all tta rear jwrtions ing a tom of Kw.lXX); insurance, filil.OOQ. . of tta building, Imt tta inuiateH bad man­ A check for. I coat was nwnntiy drawu ir aged to reeapB without barm or great lorn, New York by tta g.nurnmreit fa favor of an and tta flanxw wvre exUngnfetad after about Importer who had paid tumof duty to that KWO danmgvi lu«i l**o ‘fa*0 thz’ building There can l» no dotita tta firm wore all of extent. Monday night tta cloth curtain which cov­ incaodtary origin, and in axprcming that opinion Tbureday Impactor Ktay at tta fire ered tta atectrie-llgbt fen** on tta teatue of Liberty caught fire and fell on tta woo-ten •tairway in tta interior of the rtatxw, camunj, —-- -------- ■ * r * that tad ever taeu discovered in lbw city. a fire which wm only subdued after tta bard"Had Itare bore a delay ot Ko minutoa,’ eat work, and thrcatemd Bartholdi's grant mid ta, “in tta dtocorery of tta fire and giv­ work, with total ruin. fWIgiou* excitement made a maniac ot ing tta alarm to tbo gonetr, I baren t tbe 'adghtret doubt that many of ttam would Rhode Clrmem. at Harenreilfe, Kan. Wh!te bavrtampud frvm tta window, to tta going home from prayer me*-Uug on Wodnreground fa tta panto or been toat end amotta day night ta murdered a neighbor, and wai md fattaamoka Tta building is on old eaUng fas heart when found on tta roadway. flre-trep. anyway, and it was flr«i iu no lew It to raid that two uttan in that virintty than six pta«* fa tbo thnw “P*”* flo°" ““ have lo* their reason. Tta Welland canals win ta planed tor tta arc used for botol purpos®. Icon not say that wo taro any drtfaito Miapicron. as yet, season Ifer. 1. bat mere work will be doae fa tta In Miami county, Indiana, George- Uwta. tkm. and I hope wo may ta able to find tta a farmer, attacked Adam htarto and hteaon, person or pereooa who did tta wuk. kiiockinz the former fn>m hto cart, breaking hto arm tuvl fntolly stabbing young EtarlNtoe Conduct for Collegtate*. with a pitchfork. Tta mcUva for tta assault PJUMWM. N. J.. Nov. M-Teame ri» to unknown. PrtocetoD and Yato cutagto ptay-i »l^« « About one-half tho claim* for damage* football Tburttfay- Ita game wbs boUy coo- arising oct of tta Rio iltoaster hare tase as* Lted for three taore, part of tta time in a tied by the Chicago, Mflwaukao tk Sc. Foul A Nre York ••dnunmer" ta. pot to a claim for the tom of a iww Uunk and tow quarts of whisky. Tbo Sedalia & Wareaw Narrow Gauge wwl wfll ta made standard gauge and ax motfed to BprmgfWd, Ma Al Botooo. Friday ulgbt, Kalghto of Lntar end trades unfc»«ma I----- • McNeill for tmyor. Interviews with pel day show that there to Catoo, UL. >tor. VI -^*1, mk died Fri-tay morning at Lx .lwr. ta had been revere! weeks to re­ corer ll* uea—_■ .• in thfa md Hungerford and Charles Biehle ware tad Thursday by at Holton. Kan., for counterfeiting, •ions coins, dies, aud other iniptosneriti isetaed. . otumpt was made near San Antasxto, Thunday night, to rob the ax We are offering the best value in I BlSiUhtadus-’Ukovw CIVU Wholesale Prteos Ateraa to asaswsaera a* all gaoda for PMMWO1 or fo-lly »»«. Teil. hose to order, and gives exact east of evsjythlng jraa sue, oat, drtah, wear, M _________ —— rwriiJIlHLE Chancery Order. Chancey R. Crosby, ctimplalngut ra.. Gay W. Fowler <1cfeutlxul. HtaU-of Mlctilgau -Filth Judicial circuit.—tn Chancery. Milt Mmdlug In toe Circuit Court for tta roouiyof itarrv. in CUaiicvv>7 <d thu Court Hau«c in the eity of Haatluga ou/be all day of October. A. D. IMA In thi« cause iimipwing from amdavlt on file, that tta defendant Gay W. Foster Is not a rraident of this state, bill U a resident of tta ■date of New York. On motion of Smith k Cnlgnne cnmplaluar.t’* solicitors. It H orderedlliat ita appearance of said non-resident defendant Gay W. Foster be entered lierrlu witlilii four month* from tbe date Of this order; and In case of bta ani-earanee be cause tils answer to the hill of couiptalnl to be filed, aud a copy there­ of lo be served on Ui- eouiidaltnut s solicitor, arilbin twenty day* after amiec on him of a <tipv of said bifll and notice of tills order; and In default theretf. aald bill ta taken as cuufmwed bsalri noo-rrsldenl defendant. And II Is fur• ordered, that within twenty day* tta com­ plainant cause a nollrv of this order to ta pabtamed in the Hastings BANwama newj paper printed, । iMitillabed and circulating in saM county, and that said publication ta rootlnoed therein, once In each week, for six weeks tn MX-evssiwi. or that be cause a ropy of this order io ta personally served on aald nou-resMrnt defendiu* at least twenty days twfnrc the time aOove prescntM-d tor hl* apjiesnuice. FRANK A. HiXlKEK BMimjA CnuwnvK. circuit Judge. Hollckoni for Complainant. A Abhkv, Register. County. Michigan, on the mil day o’ May. A. D. IW. in liber is of mortgage*. <x> pages ZM and Mi. n*ld moctr.r’WM made upon the express ooodltlo* that should any default tw made In the payment of tbe interest on any day whereon *e sains Is made payab!<■»•«> ere In expressed. Md shoaid the sam* remalu unpaid and In ar­ rears far tbe smco of thirty days, then and from thence forth after the lapse the said ■Mn, a«. u» ■y.'g Ever shown this market Oiir stock of DRY GOODS every department and we are ■eady to give you bargains that preciate. ROLLER MILL | \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. Eld- Evans A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Prompay Done. Specialty. EAVE-Tfc0VGHiNG A The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Thi> i» the Latest and Best Gaaoline Stove. Call and seat hem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Vary Low Figarea I also have a quantity of Plow Pointe, ete, that I will atf1 at • verv slight advance over wholesale pnoee, toCxOae out. Remember tbe place, and yours resputfsHy, Ed. ETVAJSTO. �■n 1 iuie GREAT GUNS, Have Opened a Chance for Bargain Seekers! For Two Weeks Ohly, Commencing Saturday, December 4th, 1886. At these Extreme Low Prices we are obliged to make this Strictly for Cash. tiSSi The extreme Low price that everything is bringing this Fall, has induced us to meet it with such a, REDACTION in our Prices as will make everybody happy. This Sale is for CASH!* and Cash only. Al All/ 06123525 ’ Come and purchase the necessities, before the long‘winter, which is IIV II -• before you, sets in.. '"'SSix. eBLi The Goods we will Offer are First Class. My Friend, if you Don’t take advantage of this GLEAT SPECIAL. SALE, you wilLbe sorry. . , Come and bring your neighbors, and see for yourselves. With this Great Reduction, we must refuse all credit: Below are Some of tlxe IVEany EecrgeLixis: 31 Pieces. 60 Pieces 3,000 YARDS, 1,500 YARDS, Best Mali Frills Good Gingham —y&st— 4 1-Q Cts. । _ ___ 3 Cents. 1,500 Yards , 5,000 Yards 1,500 Yards Check COTTON Indigo Blue e Cents. PRINT 5 cents Others ask die. for the same' As good as you can buy eh*c1 where for cents. thing. You can not buy to match i£[ <3 Cents. at less than 8 cents. 500 Yards , COTTOJ FLANNELS Kentucky Jean,; -uvr- 5 cents. Usual price, 8 to 10 cents. GOOD Shirting 500 Yards Bleached Cotton Befl Twillel Flawls, YARD WIDE, ALL WOOL, AT GOOD QUALITY. 90 cents. Kegular price. 20 cents. Always sold at 80 cents. 20 Dozen | We shall sell it at from 5 to j 6 cents. Ladies Scarlet Wool I ATT, LINEN. SPECIAL 3 Cents, And Lota of it SHAWLS. We have the largest PRICES, stock in Barry County. 10, 12*4,25 cts. 15 CENTS_______ The beet value to be had. Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Special Prices. On which we are making special prices. THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY I Green Coffee, 12J cents: others ask 18 cents. Roasted * “ * 15 “ Nutmegs, per ; others ask 8 canto. Cinnamon, w r lb.. 12 cents: others ask 20 rente. Package Bird Seed, 5 cento; others a*k 10 cento. bw. 5«lte. Anti- Washboard Soap, per bar, 5 oente. Allspice, 12 cents. 5 Iba beat rioe for 25 cent*. 16 Iba. Granulated Sugar for 11.00. 16 * Confectioner's A Sugar for 11.00. 18 “ White X C Sugar for 11.00. 20 * X C Sugar for II.(0, • 25 “ C Sugar, for 11.00. We have lota of it ' Matches, 800 in a box, 86 boxes for 26 cents. Water White Oil, very beat II oente per gallon. Coarue Packing Salt per nek, JO rents. Baking Powder, 1 lb.. 20 cts : i lb_ Keta.; I lh., 6 eta. . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-12-09.pdf 41715ae72cd5c8c5afee01323b56bbf4 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXI. NO. 32. DETROIT ' HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 9, 1886. County News. »tron» for • dfthl or the door r«--. In filled to its utmost capacity .every day. the far awg,y home, there was vet a , V,-'H Godfrey and family and Mitw Our object in ad­ jowpeowMon. for hope held tefore her 8wlie Walker returned to thrir home in vertising is to induce CARLTON. »eautifu picturrs, idito be made leallEaton Co., Monday, after enjoying a Boys put on your overcoat when vnn those • who are not brUriit future. And she two weeks’ visit with relative® here. 'wm "5'A'V; h'n 5°“ 1 111* us Ih***™® story that many our i . CASTLETON^ will Wright was home from Ann In h? °BVi* V* •thMt Rhh u-’* h*ppy Regular ' in Uiis rarlv home as in the more spueArbor to eat turkey last week Several of our U. B. members at­ * *fy A-ilardimr.nr Freeport, spent a lom ao<l oomnwdlowi one in wMcb »bo tended the dedication nf the u. B. Customers portion alti-rwanl Jived. oi last week at home. to give our Ho use I ™,’ JIM!, •"‘t mllk XH-I.I h.1,1 .t nJJ?11<’ hHDd* “nd brains time church Dec. Sth. In Snnfirid. L. Lockhart and J. Watring each jmuw* swiftly, snd with msnv helper® the doomed forest recedes farther and coineto the front with a new swell Imx cutter, it looks like business for the dur Success . p'r >l ’orliefore ™r’ "Pw " ...,i* an,,l,H one long.for Uivr- farther, and there are ndght>ors now ladies. is partly owing Quite u snow storm came through and rnquent social gatherings. Flora Morgan hM a cactus that has 7.*2.Vr** M«'nd the limits pre­ 19. Iiioasotn®. here Ust.sundav afli rnoou nnd eventhe fact that . ng. It make* us think it is time for scribed for this paper, it would lie plea®. Mr®. Perkin®, of Burbank, Ohio, is , ‘ p ’ ? k , o f olhen » whoso arrival la J??8 U»‘ gl1,their ‘ utteis and take viritlng her brother G. Morgan. from tune to time m.-wie glad the heart® girls out riding. ■ Mr®. Ed. Park® is npemllng a tew our trade. theWell Horace, <||<T you get that rabbit of those who bud Ixirne alone the In­ days with her father Geo. Morgan. ' Do you need any or wasyou just digging for fun. convenience®. burden® nnd tolls of s < ’hM. Mater is on the sick list. i-tronger proof of the bo.«1bSXk°'"’‘“ <-rP'nt" life in what wm still called -the west.'' Thefannere are improvingtheslrighr J,u. no.w H SHd change comes to our inr by drawing log® and wood to town. uniformity and al­ Rumor says there is a ghnet in John -riH?dun th.e ye"r Is65 the husband, E. Lockhart want® 800 cords of wood ways reliable qual. (. arih-nter s woods visible Sunday niahte with whom she ha® pissed through so and will pay cash. ity of odr goods? between ten o’clock and two only. many changing scones, is called u» 1MV The ladies U. B. mite society was she in lifr; and and she is held at Mrs. John Mater's 8r., Friday tin Diamonds, Watch1 ruman Daniel and his sister Laura down the burden of this life; fl n-sponsiblllViMrv.null.lll_ afternoon with _a ___ __________ _ ? les. Clocks, Bronzes, Tn.h and Sunday'at Jame» tell with added cares amt general turn out. tirs. These are afterward shared, nnd The next meeting will be ut the home lh*Httlesin Irving.« •Art Pottery, NovelJam? Beattie, of Irving, but fonnrr- largely borne, by a hiislstnd of the of Mrs. C. Nelce in two weeks. A |tire in Jewelry, and da • lh B plnCe’ WIU! *n town liUtl Wo11- same name us her former busiKind, and general inviation is extended to h)L r go°? who* P™1*”* »re on the Mr. Gatroup, of Roch^ter. N. Y.. Fancy Goods we ikLSUT I^slie Carpenter caught a ill ’s of all who knew him. visited hH old schoolmate Theodore show a magnificent We will pass along to the organiza­ Scofield last week. whit® weasel one morning not long ago stork at correct "Hl " right returned to Ann Arbor tion of the Congregational church, Allen Cart- brings to the fronts new which occurred in May 1877. The ladle®, hanieMt, .prices. Monday last. Richard Hale, of Irving, wm in town desirous of promoting its interests, Mr. Croft's brother from northern after due consultation ' thought by or ­ part of the state is at his p net*. Saturday and Sunday of last week. ganizing ttieQKM-lves into a societv (now Rev. Smith’s health being poorly he I'lcttxunt weather, but cold. called the Ik-rc u«) they could l>e'tler do was obliged to go home for a few day®. Horace isn’t it cold on the hili? A little more snow would make it the^work so needful to l>o done. For Uiis>urp<*e they met at the bfwpitabie nash\7lle~ Ave., Jboss sleighing. home of Mr. A. E. Bull. Julv Uth, 1877. Rev. W. 8. Sly. of Jackson, has been John Carpenter Jr., Who has been Ctonuus Martius. forking for Dr. A. J. Wright, to work­ and.chuse a committee to draft by-laws. engaged by Pre-bling Eider Hamilton, | A sulwcrlption wm circulate;I to raise of Lansing, to fill the appointment at ing for Thomas Thrtmton lor a change. money to buy a lot whereon to build a Rev. D. L. Thomas formerly a pastor church. How vividly memory recalls this place and Maple Grove for the bal­ of the M. E. church of Freeport, but it to the members then present, ami ance or the conierenc® year, in the now of Albion, will preach at Un­ how much the generous sulocriplion of tilace of the late Rev. E. H. Dlaietta church, ,Dve. 12th. in the morning and •|()0 by Mrs. Bull nurprised and en­ Unoccupied the pulpit here last Sunday evening. Let every une come out and couraged their hearts and made the morning and evening nnd gave two excelleht dl-tcuurer®. His health is very give him a full house. much desired chun-h set-iu something A blizzard swept through here Wed­ surely to lie accomplished, and on the poor and fears atje entertained that h” will not be strong enough to perform nesday of lust week. ARK sulswriptioD for the church, among the toe dutira of the circuit. John Carjx-nler and wife and Mrs. list of names Mr. and Mrs. Bull’s stand The M. E. Indie® give an oyster sup­ Jay Carpenter spent Sunday at M. highest. z per at Koeber Bro®, vacant store WedAlliirdings in north Carlton. A church was built which was dedi­ uetuiay evening, in place of their reguQuite a number of people here are cated Nov. lllth. 1878. and it may well ■ lar social. . suffering with bad colds and sore lie the pride uf thuM< who letit a hand to I. N. Kellogg and wife are off for a throats. theXork. It is a surprise to all strang- visit among eastern friends. A goodly number of the lodge tneiu- ere that so beautiful a house of-wor­ Rev. H. H. Lown* gave n lecture at bers visited the town line lodge Friday ship should have been built in this the opera house Tuesday evening on night last. | country place. “Nineteen Year® In China," which wm John Carpenter Jr , went to Nash­ FOR In the past eight years Mrs. Culver, highly inteftwttng and instructive. ville Monday last. L. J. Wilson and wife were at Battle with others hM stood always ready to , n'CLEje®. do .and give for the support and all Creek Sunday last. other Interrals connected with Un­ A large ciowd ‘congregated at the de­ DRAIN! NV ILLE: church, so that in the hearts of the pot Tuesday mortdng to bld an affec­ Mrs. Frank Wales spent the test of members of this society and church, tionate adieu to Jas. Gregory and Mra the week with her daughter wborecent- she has, and ever will have, a warm Madison, who passed through on that ly moved to Middleville. place. And though we cannot expect train, on their way to their respective On Monday last Otto Mason acciden­ for her many returns of this anuiver- winter nwortn. tally shot blm.M-lt while hunting rab- sary. we do wish her a very happy, use­ Clear ice a foot in thickness is being ' bite, the shot taking effect in the wrist ful life in het home, the church and taken from the pond. of the right arm, severing an ar- society, and hope die may oitcn open The lecture association is having un­ itery and ^battering the small and her house to ms cheery a company m bounded success in their sale of season one of the large bones. Doctors are gathered here to-night. tickets for thrir coming three entertainMcLeay and Sacket dressed the wound. Hello! Have jou seen anything ly­ meula by G. Pau! Smith and Julia F. James Cnspiiian kindly took the wound­ ing Luce around. L»-c. ed man. into his family for such a Cold, colder, coldest. Him the tottotn G. A. Truman smile® and struts a length of lime m mi<ht be necessary, fell out ot the fusion thermometer ? great deal over being grandpa to an 11that he might be properly cared for. Wheat is just booming; 76 cents at piumd boy iwm to Mr. and Mrs. F. T. He to still in a critical condition, suf­ the Irving mills. Boise, of Lincoln, Kansas. fering much pain and being unable to James Poland hM his house almost Lota of swine bring shipped from .HEMLOCK AND PINE.) sit up but a short time, lie to'under ready for use. It looms up like a skunk this seaport this season. Oar school is highly prosperous thia the care of Dr. Hyde at the expense of in the fog, and grew like a iuu>hr<M>iu. the county. $30.(0 was donated for There is quite solid talk of starting a winter, there l<cing a large attendance him by the people here, which will help I creamery here. Its stock is almost tak­ of foreign pupils. The M. E. Sabbath school gives a a little, as be has a wife and child to be en. A little push and enterprise would (PINE AND CEDAR.) ChrlsttnM entertainment at the churyh make a town yet. cared tor. Dur school is in flourishing condition on Christmas eve., and the Congrega­ May Towne on Thanksgiving day became the mother of a <icad babe, and with a large attendance. Mis® Robbins tional school at the opera house on Christmas night. on Friday morning, Dec. Id. died of wielding toe rod. 8. D. Barber has contracts all made .The cooper shop here Is like a bee­ puerperal fever. She wm buried from her late home Saturday afternoon. Rev. hive, getting out barrels for the new for the roller machineuy to go into bis mill Bruce conducting the get vice. She was mills. It is running nix hands. Rev. Grinnell occupied his pulpit Mr. William Douglas, of Yankee; an earnret Christian, a devoted wife and true friend, beloved by all. She Spring®, Ifd to the altar one ot the Sunday morning, the first time in four had l>evn married but two years. Many Springs’ fair daughters. Here’s to you,. weeks, but wm not able to conduct ser­ vices in the evening. His health is are the friends who mourn and sympa­ Will, and those cigars. very poor. thize with the young husband in hto and Maple, Our merchants are putting in larger FREEPORT. terrible affliction. She was aware death holiday stocks than for several years wm near, and expressed her wishes as From the Herald. to the funeral arrangements, etc. John Nagler commenced his winter past. Cort. Wilkinson wm made the recipi­ term of school in the Fish district, ent of a pleasant surprise pirty by Carlton, lant Munday. Frank Child » the happy father of a aiM>ut thirty of his friends on Tutsulay new eight pound girl—"just what evening of last week. Geoige Hubliard. of Charlotte, form­ Grandma Fish wanted." erly a Nashville l<oy, visited his old Dim our soM. or mx*e our n..wrr» wu The I". B. society are making prepa­ Dralb. tbeaattb eoraes ta toio- snU p<ty.^ , rations to have Christman exercises at BChoul-inate® here this week. And. to »»»o our Irwurv. claim* Ibciu all. Miss Pmeomb is unable to teach her Rev. Bruce was unable to fill his ap- , their church and a Christmas tree. room rat school on accoun t of aieknhn. pointmenu Sunday, and is under toe 1 Mrtt.ra. John Yurgrr, Job Cheae* L. O. Crocker and family have mov­ brough and 11. C. Peckham were in doctor's cam . „ , . . ed to Battle Crhek. Mr. and .Mre. Mark Bugbee have re­ Grand Rapids yesterday looking after Morrison is -jotting the front in his cently added a daughter to their faini- railroad matters. south Main street brick. , Rev. D. E Thomas, of Albion, form­ Mnc 11. R. Dickinson is visiting at ly.Jacob Brandstetter M visiting his erly pastor ofThe M. E. church of this Buffalo, N. Y. place, will preach at Carlton Center, daughter, Mrs. VanTyne. The costume social at the residence of Dec. 12th, morning and evening. Dell Godfrey and wife and James Dr. U. A. Barber last Wednesday even­ IRVING. ing was u tine affair, aud netted over Mrs. Frank Culver, in behalf of the Godfrey ami wife accompanied by Sadie • 10 Dorcas society connected with the Con­ Walker enjoyed Thanksgiving with Jrfferd’s Post and and the Women’s gregational church at this place, invit­ their parents. Wm. Godfrey and wife Relief Corp® elected new officers yester­ ' ed many of her friends to meet at her near Fillmore. Mrs. Jno. Bachelder. Oliver Cherny. day. W Price® and Estimates given on ap­ home No.. Od. to aaai-t in criebrating O. V. SCCKKB. plication. the 40th anniversary of her coming to Milo Fish, Geo. Frisby, Mrs. II. Rirord, this place. A Urge company assembled, Mm. Reuben Fish ami Mrs. A. F. ZarHICKORY CORNBRJS. BENTLEY BROS. 4 WILKINS. and passed the evening with music, re- well are among the sick this week. Quite favorable weather for toe pres­ Amo. Fox, or Bowne, ma rd throiurt minjsemee® and speeches. The follow­ ervation of the corps** of the fusion ing paper wm prepared by toe president hm the 2«h ro root. IoUmUdd. with candidates from the "Boy from Men­ " mS' t^'»-th°E«irrr™m. of Ohio. of the society and read by the don" down to coroner, with thermome­ Il seems fitting ‘fV’1^Ulnng ter indicating zero or below for the past occasion, as we are m< by the kind in­ week. vitation oTMrs. Culver, our Meter and We have noticed, frequent intima­ a house thereon next summer and make co-Uborer. on this fortieth anniversary G-. SEMON tions from correspondents of the Journ­ of her coming to thto place, to take Michigan her home hereafter W. 8. Bouck took a big load of poul­ al that in th® recent election the repule ■|ui ncr • —— -—licans were skillful in purchasing fu­ few events of the path wherein ibe try to Hastings to-day, making the sec­ sion votes. While we are aware that ond load within a week. Over one hundred couple® enjoyed the fusion party is largely made up of cheap material which may b® bought b5T»S M fo^j. bxd the Thanksgiving party in the rink last Thursday evening. *pd eve^liodv for what the Faddy shot at—now that just begun to tremble from the first seemed to be well pleased with the re­ the election is over, the stock in trade taint echoes of the woodman s axe, and ception they received from the niein- is mu h ctewper, not worth the amunibera of the band. F«*POrtjMtiy dr- tton to shoot st Ra foremost ^tera. house so well known to us all, either M served the name it has of being one of We are also forced to concede that bid­ a bright and cheerful home or “ H for rrpuldiran votes must have the best places to enjoy such occasions ding IM with limned .m.™, ttaxiln* l~l stands now, falling to decay. And the shrobiierv all uncared for and untendis said that Orin Johnson, of Illin­ tew In the mmkH. Y<* Um did ImrtCT thrm-i™, we feel rwtbee to rd, whirl, '.till ois, has had an auction sale and is no* reward with mietil eooteml* than to tolls the story of how ‘homelike a pl**®u it was, and what a contrast to the wild- making preparations to move back on l>wp »p a comaant brnuUns of Ihrlr In­ his farm in Irving soon. fidelity to partv. as the Journal correA hero is a man who can get into the Im'Xu Siof IM. cootmnpUbl. eonBeWtTmsy in imagination step in and bouse at two a. tn. and tell his wife ex­ ajLHrimd ID h-r <wr actly where be has spent the evening. performing 1“ d are DO heroes• Large 10-pound Cane and 20- Ljk! well though often with a honw- There Jerry Boynton, of Grand R*pids, was •ttoli Wi’nr stealing over her. for there 2? SrSUbboou MR ■T, ffl I CO., ■ DETROIT. BEi?m BROS. & WILKINS Hprters Farm Wagons, Ml Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING Cornice Mouldings, He Finish & Band Moiltou Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. Hi mmi siiu Fresh Hoee-Kade Caidia pound Slick of Candy. G. 8EMON. rond pwdoct. .lorry r*ri It U coniine. i--.. WHOLE NO. 1645 which wai taken rick on Sunday night not to be ix-at by his older brother, but and died on Tnradiy morning, making that he Is m.irrnxl to lUttle Hummci, two young and vriuable horses, worth‘of Nashville. II® wm married last at leturt «.Ki0. within so short a time. ’— — ----------June, probably the June part is a little O. B. l*ennock and wife have return­ mixed. ed to thrir home after sp-nllng a year Eli Lsttlng went to Nashville last in Southern Kansas, looking much im­ Tuesday expecting to meet his mother proved in health. at the depot, but Instead received a pow The annual report of the Farmer's tal saying that the Men were out with Mutual Fire Insurance' Company of two voke of oxen andMupw plow trying • Barry and Eaton counties ha* just'been to break a road to Whitehall, and U received, claiming 2b eta. on 8100 mwss- they succeeded in getting toere. they incnL Is it a ndsteke? If not, what I would know wbv she ooulcrnot coma. Iss onies of the excess? Your readers Seems mh though they might divide can hardly understand how Mr. Secre­ their snow up. Wu would like a wm tary figures upon that IimIs. bit inure of IL Orlo Kennedy Is still confined to his . One of the little twin girls uf Gilbert house, unable to wait upon his custo­ Whitmore ia very sick with congesUoa mers at the counter of his store. of the bralq. The tax roll is again in the hands of Later,old Mr. Miller died about one F. A. Willison, township traunrer. o'clock Monday night He wm highly rmpreted by all, and bis sudden death pouITcornern make® many sad hearts. Funeral at ' Levi Chase and wife Sundayed with the M. E. church at one o’dock Wed­ Smith Munion and family. nesday. John Whetstone nnd wife, of Martin’® Corners, Sundayed with friend® in this BOWKNti MILLH. vicinity. We have had passable sleighing’ for Mrs. Wm. Smith entertained the » mite society ofthis place on Thursday the last week. Bowrnile® began to wonder last last. Stephen Wolfe has gone to canvass WHlnwuUy whether we had not swap­ ped places with Dakota. for fruit trees. District Lodge of I. O. G. T. wm in Cash Warner nnd wife spent Bundav with her imrents at thin place. ' twwiion here last week. Eight lodges Mary Austin, formerly of this place, were rrprreentcd. The various lodges returned from Dakota not long since. throughout the county wore reported 'She tfilnka that she will winter in this to be In a prouperoua condition. The order is dtwlined to accomplish a great vicinity. Mi-s Olla Johnson is living with her amount of good if politics are kept out sister, Mrs. Fisher, this winter. She is I o( the lodge room. Win. Bowen lost a very valuable colt attending school in that district. The young folk® of this place gave last week l»y being hooked by cattle. Julia Wellman a plreant surprise on Some farmers are in the habit of letting tiogK, sh^p, cattle and horse® all run Thurnday night of last week. The ev­ ening whs spent in social chat and in the name yart^ which is a very dan-' gerous practice. game®,- after which they tonk thrir de­ Geo. Moae> is dividing his time be­ parture for thrir many bomea. (Hi! ye®; 1 goes® that thi® burg can tween teaching school ;md studying Geruuui. have a Christmas tree as well as the Wlibey i’ost G. A. R.. have their The Fisher school, of the State road, election thia week Thursday evening. Joseph Bechtel is in Allegan county and the school af this place meet at the this week. school house of the former on Saturday Mrn. I. Bechtel has returned to her night, (or the purpose of organizing a home in Grand Rapids. literary society. Sain Eiprtou batf moved to Wayland and Mr- Leak has moved onto bis fam WOODLAND. on the county line. Lew Hough is happy. It is a girl. Orpha Giilaspie is spending a few­ Another case of diphtheria, and the days in Middleville with her daughter. school m district No. i closed for two Mrs. U. H- Hayter. \ . The load that vi^ud the Wayland The U. B. church in Sunfield, was dedicated on Sunday by Elder Barnaby. lodge I. O. G. T. last Saturday night, brought back a few frozen ears and finwaa raised to finish paying for the gerx. church. The Woodland Business Men's As­ DELTON. sociation was organized on Thursday Very nice weather, but Dot much evening by A. E. Stowe, of Grand Raj> ide. Eight Anns were represented. sleighing. Fanners about here are drawing John Velte was dected president. The psnorama ®how of C. E. Knapp, their live hogs to market for •150 and • at Town hall was a grand sight. He •3.60 per hundred. Elam Pennock wears a **ery broad 1® coining again soon. Another railroad survey is bring grin - on account of another heir., It's made from Grand-Ledge to Grand Rap- imother boy. We were informed a few days ago of MsJ going through sections I and 2 of a secret Wedding which took place at Woodland, and on through OdAuut. Dr. Carpenter is in Indiana dispos­ F. ChamberJain’s. The partita that ing of his patent evenrr with the aid took the sacred l<onds of matrimony wer® Mr. W. Ihdletl and Mra. Mary of C. E. Lee and G. A. M red. The railroad hood of the right away Stanley, i>oto of Hating®. Holm Powers, of grange intent came la now secured and •500 jf notes given toward paying for the land on the to thia place d retted in his best, to at­ curve, and we expect to secure enough tend the grange, which was held at J. R. Bush's last Saturday night. to pay for all of the line. * The Sabbath school at the place will C. A. Hough, county treasurer elect, move® to Hastings this week. Success have a Christina® tree at the school bouse. to Chris. Oh my I bow that new cutter shine®. Hank Walts ran his feed mill three days last week and then could not Better go behind now boy.*. Marion Davenport commence® a grind all for his customers. Decemlier l&th. our mail wilt run on the old route again, leaving Chicago in the far distance again, and may it ever Additional Local Items. SOUTH HASTINGS. Rev. Knott will prea.-b at the Star school house next bunday evening. Albert Barnaiiv is very sick with the lung fever. He seems a little better at this writing. Mrs. Wm. Seibel Is a little better; hw visited nme among her nelghtMirs. The singing school has Iswn minus for two weeks on account of eicknem, so Mr. Taylor writes, but will begin again next Friday evening. A very pleasant company at • E. Pen­ nock’s Thanksgiving of about twenty. Mr. am! Mrs. Chas. Stewart, of Ber­ gen, N. Y. are visiting their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby. Mr. and Mre. Porter Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Freer attended the rvc-ptton of Mr. and Mre. E.Gregory al Mr. Schantz. Mr. Morris Burton is boarding the school teacher this winter. Nice weather and splendid wheeling. Mrs. Hall's mother from Ohio. 1® spending the winter with her. Chat lie Freer 1® some better. Mr. Vlrgttl and family have moved into this vicinity. They are old and very feeble. Il looks as though it wai hardlv safe for them to be poorly cared lor this cold wihter. Monday Arnouoox while Mrs. street and opposite court boose square her horse broke into a run, going down the street at a terrific pace^ When Dearly opposite Messer Bro®, her car­ riage collided with a wagon, breaking one of the wheels and throwing the oc­ cupant violently to the ground. For­ tunately sh® sustained no serious in­ jur/. but pluckily roue to her feet sod went into a huriow place until she recovered from the shock. The buggy was badly wrecked, but the horpe escaped uninjured. The life and death of Eddie Fair­ child affords a lesson that should be heeded by every hoy and girl of his ac­ quaintance. Although but 15 years of Mgr. by bis straightforward manly con­ duct he bad won the esteem of all his acquaintance*. At the age when hoy® are prom- tn sometime® be wild and warward, he cboee the straight path that always leads to honor and useful- remains were followed, to their last resting place by a large concourse of borrowing relatives and friends Ilia teachers and ptaymate® alike felt gen­ NA NTIN'8 CORNERS. uine sorrow at hi® untimely death. ITeUy snug winter weather lately. Boys, life la worth living; not alone for Wonder whore theSBrophete are? the pleasure* incident to a sound physl Haven’t heard any say it wm going to cal and mental condition, but also for be an open winter. « the good that results from an exem­ Next Sabbath Itev. Knott will hold a plary life. ■ communion service at this place, begin­ ning with love feast at half P^t nine a. m. Don't forget your pocket book. day the M. about 40 ofthe relative® aod He will also speak on temperance Sat­ friends of Edmond Pennock, of Barurday evening. , ., Aunt Eve Cox is in very feeble health. _____________ __ » old Un» rWi. U* occmloo b»Ini hl. Bd blrthd.y. AfUr mnlmd MAPLE GROVE. Fhin. Winans is in our midst. H. Winde is teaching a writing school two nights each week, as well M a day In da® time school in the Mayo district. Euter Roach is holding protracted meetings in the Quail trap school house. "K S. and Trank Quick and wife went to Charlotte last Sunday to see Mre. George Quick, who is very low with eonaumplitKL ‘ Ben. Miller was called to Assyria test Sunday to sec his father who had a MraU or -biblb<''>'«*• •t �SUNDAY IN IRELAND. AMIUKt FROM MtMOUm. THE POLICE ON THE ALERT TO SUP­ PRESS LEAGUE MEETING*. My beautify! Holiday Goods, all Mw and of the Latest Pattern*. consistis* Lord AxUbourae London. Saturday, tU> rvsoluUau to um> the Watches! found rTCTvt that ladi«r» in the*' high *oei*J porittoua ah .aid tbBnurlvw art thta bad exam- Elgin, Waltham. Hampton and all »tn copy of Umm rwoluliotMi Watches, er leading to Mr. Oreland. including bocxpobd watch. the 1 have Utefc In Gold, Silver, and Nickel cases, toa«it TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION OF LIFE. the customer’s taste. 1 sell the Bock ford Watch GHB ATER than it hu been offered before in this or any dtp. •Vi-.xioc. *ol -Jj- to protecting bolliffi In Great Oxcitement. cbm mm injured. JEWELRY I lead them all in the newest styh» and low prices. I keep the finest soils Gold Rings, plain, or aet in all the Prw> m ous Stones. Bracelets, Necklace*. Bar Pins, Sleeve Buttons, in radloss variety amated Be sure and see them! eounty Jail in default ot •!,«*> bait It ia believed that ba Im aUnpJy b.-iur held on that The war not of our own choosing, but having be­ dn fcruuw ot • There new wm in the history, ot thia dty such a complete stock of Sli­ ver Ware to select from ns 1 have now SECRETARY WHITNEY’S REPORT. gun, we shall Force the at mv store. Everything from a Tooth pick Holder to a Tea Set, Knirw. Fight. Friday, by a majority ot thirtean. adopted a factunc end disp ■omthatthe * jot apt to enUf Forks, and all kinds of Spoons, includ­ ing solid silver. It will pa> you to looz them over, even if you do not buy. CLOCKS! are toul Tke IteUuK A full stock from all the trading IW tones, including the ranoeMly This week we shall sell Best Water White Oil, 10 Cents a Gallon STONING THE POLICE AT CORK. Celebrated Seth Thomas Clock. •MtbUy rrpRMK I have Dever been undersold on clock yet. Will also take your old docs The prohibilU in trade for a new one. Gold Pens! A foil stock of itik. fine Gold Fra* sot wsat profcib Penholders, Toothpicks, etc.. all the 1st Limit, 5 gallons to one person. ret novelties. she prohibition Mat the bottom Spectacles agency of DeLand’s Soda, 4c per lb. Ssg’i Cilibr&tri Spectecits, The English tftogtMh hate an. But in t Irelan that i and all the instruments to examine jm? customers’ eyre, to insure a perfect tit WOltaxn H. Vs&darbdt «*■ ramocxi Friday No extra charge for examination of th- late Charts eyes, whether you buy specs or not. F- not humbugged by pedlers and otheo who charge two or three time* as inert waimkMlK amteuuiH •■in person that uses epees should have his eyre examined with my instrument Cre Bottom Falling Out all along the line Musical Goods! of charge. bT. ttrrxMPt-jio. Dec. 3,-The t*ok<kxM Nihilist Bactirnuuifl' if deal. Brown Willi*, ot Wiseon- THE MARKETS. 1 have the only complete stock these goods iu the dty. and buy then direct from importers in New York On account ot the late decline of this Curioua on- dare of goods, I haw reduced the pric­ Tburaday, report*: es on my entire stock. rj>. w:;>eu arrived “Not. 87, latitude <7-.50, •4^.. rw.--'lavretuiar. opane.1 8M.TO . nominal, olowd tlU.TTk,; J»nu- bows, ttarviut’ in the turtle-boric, killin;’ Frlffbtfully Manffled. InjdocB: Sep* ■ UbM*. O’DONOVAN ROSSA REDiVIVUS killud. Great Line of Fancy Goods! Cheap Tbrir U.V^.U> per bbl Don’t Fail to see them. ToLCOO. <>bl.x 1)00. Any one u. want of a Musical Instrument, from Mouth Organ to a Plano, will »»• money to see my stock. Watch, Clock & Jew­ elry Repairing. This department is In charge of Mr E. A. Clark, a workman who has no* his equal in the state. All work in trusted to him will be fully guarantiee by me. He also attends to all engra - lug, plain andwniunental. I will pay the Highest Price for Old Gold and Silver. Do not go away from home to spend ynur money. I nk no better profit.' than Grand Rapids Merchants gel; on the other hand I always sell low'ec JOHN BESSMER, tare will prob DmM. iHck petitio and will �= .. -... _ RRY CHRISTMAS THE PUBLIC DEBT babshaix 1 11 000 DURIMG TO ALL! I Mich., December 9. IS*. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I gOjrOBlAX KOTM. We have them for the rich and the poor, for the old and the voung; Christman presente for everybody, . Man UabUlUm oC abort BT3,- -n.-p.-ADiDdous divorce suit instituLulv Colin Campbell agalnrt ^d Colia. now io progntti in London TL u, jUustrato Uw tutor rottanue« TZ Unihn .irtitocracy. W mm these Dolls! Tto Mam iU of thecalikh order/ronEmemsalvwsoslwmeimsly, so ute .‘7y unniiiMiful of all the decencies of I* it. iftOiwt be wondered that there .Ldi! I* itottarilU* ot .discontent ?oocrf tb* c-oixuuon people, it takes ‘ prophet nor the songof a ro for&M the time When the Lop., x;!l rise in tb«?v might, and duradto WH.OOO.OUUl oail fur 110,000,000 maturrd Waduraday.______ _________ •about 63,010,000 wm rwlwmad uud ‘ -ari vile and villainous arlstoc^7 ffom the fsve of the earth. .dltfcm to UpHKlanpeioQ at interert-braring bond* toare *m rwio-tn-d Dolls ! L We have something 1«M than a thousand. We have any kind of a doll yon want We haveib ax.bo Is, FrenchBisque,.Articulated Dolls. We have washable, unbreakable Doi to. ne have Rubber Dolls, China Limbs, and solid China. If there are'any other'desirable dolfai made that we have not got, we do not know it. See our mammoth Wax Doll, natural m life. More toys than you oversaw at one time. Toy Gun«, Toy Swords, Watches, Stoves and Kitchens, Toy Sail Boats, Toy Animals of all kinds, Magnetic Toys (something new). We have not space to enumerate more. Oongramman^bct BimoM, ot tbt, Second North Carolina iirtricL la poaaiUy tba Th: te "the way Ueuri Watterson 1 sflto: v. the Louisville (Jouner-Jour- ’ .jj staunch democrat, and reputed ‘ ■ ef the storeyed goddma of Lorm. itemoctaUc retorm. scolds at rnsidwt < 'lev-eland: “One thiug is.cerap the pceisident cannot afford to ngke L.--.n' inure mlsWiieB either as to Efxsun- or as to men if he hopes to Hay where he is, and the democratic party-cannot afford to win any more riewrie.. wd gvt nothing for them." XhM HW* -' the nic^ state of harmony lt4j now raging in the boaom sf the deiuocratk tiger. Let ’er rage. NOVELTIES ] ' J We ran nhow yon the most extensive line ever brought to this city, all new and very attractive, at prices that astonish you. See them and yon will buy. Christmas and New Years Cards. ; I«,0C»,a« ow Mor. 1, nod DotwithnUoding J , । • tag urariy »164.t»)^<X) in gud Ux, property ( Frtr - Palms, <i Detroit millionaire, Stacks of them from 5 to 50 cents. We bought cups and saucers in gross lets, and we can knock them all out on prices. We have them from 5 cents to $1.00 each. We have shaving mugs, pitchers, fruit saucers and plates, china vases, baskets, etc, all useful and ornamental gifts. rb^UeaUx-k. Gr-letes itreuGy and bequeathed his euW( • 4 ,a- of 83,a«J.wG0 to his twp children, except a txggardly «2,0(Xrio IWU cn.«ri;.iblr institutions. Undoubt­ edly n. pad a right to do this, but the lUf>,51V,S17 or* covered by mitelandiug o«r- fact a man could amass such a e»'ipte for November were tk’J.i.’TS. 104, an in Witjt.' suu dispose of it so seltishly i crraae ul W,0U0.ro0 over Noveailw, )-Sx\ |S1.W14<b; PSI/KC54I rt.si.iC6. tHlWUSRi 10AC! TO 1X1.01T faiijcnjM) suaMkia The Detroit Ewuiag News states •Art Hou r S. Lacey's prospects lor »J»»l.ltei ^071^07 a«J» nAxrer yji- r. >. '•emrtorffliip.are second to those <ff no other candidate. In this iHMfU'ci (isjin^ .'funectloii it may be stated that while Mr. LsccV is not at all backward about Mlwittiug his cautUdacy; he u'ill use .iaoe bitt lair means in pushing his can-1 vted. Hr i" a Clean man. and will i wvrtblJj represent this great state in | approj'rUuon in Umr. the upp.-r house of congress. THE PACIFIC RAILWAYS. far prohibition lead.are fairly . frightened put-ol their boots over the prospect.* that the next republican legwlariir. will submit the prohibitory •juestiou. These uncalled leaders do sot u .mt prohibition. They are schemtor their own advancement through . Or prohibition party. This we!fishneas dfic-on Juno »>. !*•>. niuraiuted tq f li.'>,0M,is at Iwttom of their preterl cd zeal .•er prohibition. The English government, under the lory xrgtHir. i»-vms about to renew the oppressions |h.u made the very name ol English hateful to every loysl Irish­ man But in this there is bopefor vic­ tory for Irel|md’s cause. In t* w ork- at 1586,413 over during a nim nifllc«-nt to pay the dri.ta that will br du.' to the United Btatra from tlx- The fusiin liieuibers ol the legisla-! :nre u :.’l probably cast tbeir votes for' io big proportions before the average ftmgretoman, particularly If the ques­ tion is the tariff, and the congressman a democrat '■'ingressman Spriggs, democrat, of •’tica, N. Y., says he would rather have the influence of one gin mill in an Section than a dozen churcbes. This i* the democratic idea of politics. Gov.-elect Luce is manifesting a re­ freshing interest in state affair*, and the seleotioni he proposes to make will fill the oflices with credit, and serve to lengthen ^be party. A party that tolerates the most bate• ful iorm of boasism in its own ranks, »s dots the fusion party in Michigan, ran never consistently claim to be a paity of the people. The southern democratic press are giving their party timely warning that it hopes to preserve the solidity of the south, it must let free trade nonmsv* •everely alone. - If steps are not taken in the imme­ diate future to secure to our country * ^nfreiu. wtnfftU >• doing w P-trioU. duty. J. H. BEAMER & CO. Mr. Haddock, murdered by aati-Umpecanoe food actual W.fiWJlKHi lutal M'.£L- fcjS.UU Paul i»o<r«au, ......a - - • Of Every Description ! Bedroom and Parlor Suits, Couches, Easy Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Rattan Chairs, A. C. Bllllz. aged •-•!. waa caught in a frog st Forrraton. Uh). Wedneadny ni^lit, tba ran running ov* him. tearing bia bead and neck from Ito Hb'Mtatoo and emailing them to a J-uIp A mrmi-r »f tbr geological aurray haa renort-xl th the Canad’An government that tor coal deponte in tlx- Baakrtcbnwan region are hwKhau-Ubie Known ixuurh. j - — -- talar' amount bv a national Ixnk at kanaa. City Ton fraud waa ditcoToral in the »ut> ttttasuryatSt. Lotto, nnd an in .eutigation i» Iwing made. The total Prohibition vote polled thia year waa about 312,0b >. or nearly double that cart for 8L John In l*M. Au unknown peraon opeoeil the lock gat« o( tor canal at Delpboa, Ohio, early Friday b«. n ..l™< unl«h*U^»U Th. J.m«. ... .... ......»i iki.iiun I dnllarr. at BoringMd. Ula. among the dergymaul f o turt knowwatv.-*--—---before b, mod* bi» up**. B**"*** boa, Ld Tb. Brad,r.tadiMri..«l a.,.' ten, jt L» Mid, dsrtru toe appointment. Rolrt-t H. Bilker. comtnUrtonor of rnbUi boJUUn^. and John F. Alton, a contractor, wwv indicted Friday at Buffalo, t^ f.TTMr A (lUITl OUV mTXTXS are arriving daily ARCHIE McCOY, itim. nth U» autoonU*. *-> <’«*"*’ •“ nd in evary ooncelralde way I**’!-*"'" —<* -o'-—- X ■totojautoto. AB J ust to furnish an idea to those who have friends about to be) married, we|; give a sample or Calhoun county geaer-' ority in wedding presents. We select; them al random from a long list pre-1 Ht-nted to a couple married at Duck I Lake: Grand upright piano, babv jump-1 er. lemon squeezer, chamber and bed room set. barrel oleomargarine, box hard wood tooth-picks, house and lot. two k*gs beer, pair of crutchea, 24 Belonging to a First-Class Furniture Store, sheets riv paper. 14 warh tuba, horse at the Mammoth Furniture Rooms of and buggy honor for a dog to be honored at sight, and old account re­ ceipted in full from a creditor, box of matches, half barrel of mackerel, two boxes of soap, and one little dotSm-pin. These were "sandwiched" in between UICUIDIMO nearly everything necewary for a com­ plete housekeeping outfit. Holiday Goods I Tb« Raodlng railroad luv. *boli«tad th* froaro to death in tlx- rigging. captain *M wndxd overboard and drorrwd. and tba parti™ will unite. The greenback party would hardly, know what to do rlfh itselflf denied a chance to fin*’.1 < '.hgress is again in session, and in ’he words of Dickels the great quolion of "How Not.Do H" loon*9 UP Wholesale and Retail. We get our oysters direct from the packU^Z7X O- era at Baltimore, consequently can furnish a fresher and better flavored oyster than any house in the city. Onr prices are the lowest We want your Butter. Eggs and Dried Apples, and can pay as much as any concern in this city. Bring them in. We aim to treat every customer in such a manner that they will come again. Our principles—One Price to All; Terms Strictly Cash. • Yours, anxious to please, The Uno. Hillary Mattingly, a waUknown nvutent of D-vImm county. Ini., who wm altiMwt brut double by a painful malady, I he • l.ibtl party" will step into the l»<® 51. Dickinson for senator in reeogntlion of Ms being distinguished as l’re<i-lent of Michigan and dictator O| ' 'listen lohtics and policy in this state Tbi« may serve to let Don M. down • »•>>. irnl will harm no one. M. P.;u>.;uft, a-ctnary of toe Faria mnnlri*1 council. having forwarded to Unital GvIom Miniatcr McLane to.' jwUtlon adopted Tbc Novwnbcr tire loeara in the United egs ot that inmuteble law°f competwition, rv .y act of tyrann H ill be erty. followed by a reaction toward pelitic** arena in Ibbb. with a larger following tfian either the prohibition <-r greenback party Ims ever shown. In all proba billy the greenback and labor T" e have * a very. desirable, line of Plated Ware which we will sell W OXX popular prices. See onr new show case full of these goods. They are cheaper thau you can buy them elsewhere. We sell them-on a grocer’s profit See our stock of Silverware. See our Juvenile Books from 5 to 25 cents. 57ases by the gross. Big stock of Candies and Fruits. 1000 pounds of that choice mixed candy at the small price of 10 cents a pound. again* IMH!.- Oac. SJ, 11*5. w»re 'Wa.re. In Glass Novelties we have all the latest styles. See our perfumes in novelty gla8ooe-<all • shapes. Now is the time to buy Amberina Ware. We are headquarters for water sets. \ WORK BASKETS.—Lined Work Baskets (something new), assorted In round and oval shapes. The linings are a combination of Valencenues Lace and Shurred Saline in assorted colors, with pocket thimble case, pin cushion, etc., very handsome. Prices, 25 cts. to $1.00. ion Wedneaday morning near Muikado, Minn., the locomotlVM t»in< wrock&J and a mail car burn«l Four amployea were p>Li> lully wounded and a ported toa mail waa dertroyvd. prw-B that the acquisition of riches is - c< apt lu ' “hirge one’s sympathies, i bnwdi-n .me mind or expand the soul. •Vriup* thw is the reason why most editors are total aostoiners when it Caauuu^ xunra U> the matter <»f riches.. . We can beat the world on this line. ---------- ,- r- ■■ »<- Hungarian arto<. £,7 «• “»-• “■ “• h°" Bj*Ot___ _____ M ’ Kirt? and contribnUo^ ara «Ui coming to at too rate of •*» a day. n. a hnmln'i tiKMnn I dollura worth r>f You eannot afford to wante time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems at first, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upon you with iome ch«tp Imitation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Because he can make more All of wliich I offer very cheap, together with my stock of profit he may tell you he » s something just as good, or Just the same. Don I General Furniture, which is the largest between Jackson ana iw deceived, but insist upon getting Grand Rapids. Come and see my goods before you buy, ae I Dr. King’s New Discovery, which is guaranteed to give relief in all throat, intend to sell at the Lowest Possible Figure! lung and chest affections. Trial botMro free at W. H. Goodyear & Cas ' tSTSouth Hide of Stole Street. . drug store. N*v«rt HI* I.lte. N. R.—The best 1'illow Sham Holder in the world, for sale Mr. D. I. Wiicoxson. of Horse Cave. ■ Kv.. h« -•«. lor in«’ -nhc-fd with PMhl»le,»tao Dl.beW.; at ray store. the pains were almost unenduable and would BomeUmee almost throw him into convulsions. He tritd Electric Bitters and got relief from first bottle and alter taking six bottles was entire­ ly cured, and had gained in flesh eightJ-en pounds. Savs he positively beUrvM* he would he would h»'« died had II not been lor the rebel afforded I Sell everything in the hr Electric Blltera. bold at 011V reota a bottle by W. H. Goodyear i Co. Bucktea** Andes Balvr. The Beal Salve In the world Jot Cula, Breleea. Sorea. flcere. SaH Fever Sores. Tetter. Charred Hand, Chllldalaa. Corns, and able hrup-lons. and ooslUvely curea I II™, or no pay requirS. 11 U xuaranlred lo rive per­ IM aaUalnctlon. or nuriey re/tuuM. Price S6 oenta per bos. ForenlebyW. H. Goodyear A Co. Marble and Wood Top Renter Tablets Brackets of every description; Mirrors, Chromes and Oil Paintings. &c., FORGET IT NOT! FORGET IT NOT! PREBLE & POWERS Hardware Jay Hubbell '-.111 push a winter to divide Onlomwon county In two. ■ I lush. 1-ralrta Manse, and vcn.tcl.ia of every kind «jr“1 "! *! ™ Woodlord-s n other. TbU never AU». Sold b>r- HLathrop, druggist, Hastings. Mich. Line, and do not propose to be undereold by any nompetitmn. They wish to rail especial attention to City Friday for San Francbco. iKk Goadyear. Of which they here a fall supply. both coal aad wood. If Ko. 1 gtwds and low pnee» are wbat you want, call on them. ,h.t tJrrtbteeooaK. Khitoh’aCut* l» ' hSS> W. �OF OUR . • ' ’ . i Great Slaughter Sale I EXCITEMENT MOST INTENSE E. Y. HOGLE’S. We Quote this 'Week: ( Indigo Blue Print, best made, 5 Cents. Standard Sateen Print, 4 Cents. Ginghams, 4 and 5 Cents. Sheeting, 4 and 5 Cents. Check Shirting, 5 cents. Canton Flannel, 5 cents. Kentucky Jeans, 10 cents. Toweling, all Linen, 4 cents. Two bales White Bed Blankets, per pair, 75 cents. Red Fulled Mittens, 8 cents per pair. This Story will be Continued in our Third Edition. Watch. Wait. �The Hastings Banner. "7'<TINUH, TEUE8DAY. DEC.*. IBS*. Local Advertising RalM: prelinc. gyltS EXAMINED Local News, Frank Sutherland wants tn buv' 10 carloads of potatoes, also apples ami anlntw. for which he will pay the high­ est prioea. See him, m he will make it to your advantage to sell to him. The ' ’ Looking fnr Christmas presents he Rock Band *i!r*'*Hhtl Bt n,y sl°ck before pur­ chasing. I have a complete stock in Concert company every thing in my line of gooda. At Union Hail Dec. 9th. JOHN BEMSMER. The Jeweler. Holders of season tickets in the Hastinga Lecture Association can bcchh’lwuj1"”’ n°u,hulln'" •* ta cure choice of reserved seatH by calling at the drug store of Messrs. Goodyear a kXi™-?* "l* “ Fri»ko" * n»*th. Th-kets also on sale at Dr. E. II. Lathrop's. Circulation tti* B“’1' W*lkt“ '« As can he wen by the announcements in this issue, Hastings tradesmen are -V'if C-0?'1'”,,l *e>'uU at the front in the matter of business cost Mt. It k llranl'd FREE OF CHARGE! Wood wwlnl »t A. K. IdcOmWr'. push and enterprise. Goods can t>e ianight as cheap in this city its in any in exchange for gpoda. city in Michigan. iflxh the Moat Improved Instruments. If you wish to buy goods cheap go to R. K. Grant says he can make more Felghnrr & Kuhlman's. 1 6 to sell his overcoats at actual cost than Stamping and embroidery to oixler he can to keep them ov« r. and that Is by Mr*. Battle Watkins. what he is doing now. You will miss it SESSMER, A. R. McOmbek Mils the King's if you dun 11 my one while the assort­ Jeweler and Optletan. spectacles for only 75 cents. ment is complete. Trimmed hats at cost for the next X The days are gliding swiftly by. all •days at Feighner & Kuhlman's of which reminds us that Lewis Stern fe Spsfiiulu art Eyeglauss, HAVE Added u> «uy stock of Jewelry a full Block of MUSICAL GOODS! ant! get prioe*. McOmber’s, the Jeweler. . EST S»>\ i'.I.TY OF THE <T xA.il E. THE TILL FAMILY, VatsUiu usd iMtromsnUUsto. rem­ Hack Band Concert Co. UNION HALL, Tiiorsday Kvening, Dec. 9th, ’86. Mln* Till. Sopranh. Mi-w Annie TUV Contralto. Mr. D. Till. Jr. Tenor. Mr. Wm. Till. Basso. They will lutrodticv far the flrat time their w-e. -."Ique md renivrkable Instrument. the •w.ly ciueuf It* kind before the public. known Rock Harmonicon, Which w *•knowledjted to be the most woo- Sb iretruuieut. and their ttrornunc* utxoa . .re klway* r. calved with general MtmiLtbml detntUL ■ f NtiTK TUI, program is refined, varied and KfiMkitbie t<ir Its itorel and attractive fntare*. it i Er latter tbev iiitrudnee sokm ai»4 aeterted B'» trfi Ihr K^-k llarmonlmo, Deanna. Zlth«r Ntrcich Zltbrr. Ealrk HetH, Xylophone and ether in.tnnnenl*. while their aliictnx, both Io Broadhead and- Fine Dress Goods, Gloats, elc. of Morse E. Nevins. Pmtbrr nrisbt Bustlee. • • - Jfic. Bilk Handkerchief, J) EMEMBER THE FIRST Ball Annual to Wsisert hi, S. 0.1 Will occur at UNION HALL. Friday Eveninii, Dec. 30th, 1886. Good Music. Good Order. Good Time to AH. BILL, - - $1.00. gOODYEAB A CO. Tic Pecph’s Irjg Stere. Prescription Department. I you CAN FIND PERSONAL MENTION, Mr*. W. J. Bowoe is very IB. 1.720. 11 PC ^Ith, of N Ilea, whs in the city MondajL m*k' • buslMas trip to Detroit this week. C. A. Hough and family are moving to the city this w«jk. Mrs. E. L. Haff, of-Grand Rapids, u visiting Hastings friends. W. T. Brown, of Chicago, was in the city u portion of the past week. Col. Gill is to speak lieforetheG. A. R. post at Freeport Friday evening. | N. Brayton and Dr. 11. C. Feckham, of t reeport.'Werein the city Monday. Mr. snd Mrs. Duane Ferd were in Grand Rapids a portion of the past Mrs. W. H. Powers and son Roy re­ turned from a visit to Grand Rapids friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester GreuvtH were called to Detroit last week by the death of the latter’s mother. Joseph Gawer and family, formerly ot Woodland, have moved to this city, occupying the house in the 2d ward re­ cently vacated by John Weissert. . R-K- Grant la closing out his large is still selling goods at those extraor­ The effort on the part of inter­ stock of overcoats at actual cost. dinary low prices. Each day that pa«The M. E. 8. 8. are preparing for ap­ “ lesrens the time In which to secure ested parties to create a feeling of the bargains he is offering. propriate exercises for Christmas. antagonism between the Businees If you want an overcoat at whole­ The first half of George W. Cable's Men's Association of this dly and the I Knights of Labor will prove abortive, sale price, buy now of B. K. Grant two-part storv, “Cnrancro." a story of us the latter organization is comptoed E- Y. Boole is on the war-pa th, as the LouiHiann Acadians, will appear in of men who propose to pay theitr obli­ w4r b« seen iruui a peraual of thiaiwiue. the January Century, with Illustrations gations, dollar lor dollar. There is no ✓Hon. Daniel Striker and family by Kemble, who recmtlv vhitetl Louis­ reason for any tll-feellng between the two organizations, and there is none. now occupy their huudsume residence. iana to obtain sketches for the work. “We WERE ABOUT TO REMARK." if Such has been their trade in holiday The Chautauqua circle meets at the fng*nexLUf Df* ltobcrlB Tue,day even­ gotKiB that Smith. Ilana & Van Arman's you haven't purchiuied your heavy supply has already b^. n exhausted, and weight suit or overcoat it would be Twenty five cents buys slxliara of a lUHitlier of the firm has la-en awnv well to select at once. It’s the early Ivory soup, at Smith, liaum & Van- purchasing a new. and much larger liirtl that g»-t.s the worm. The “T. <J. Aruians. v Mock of these goods. Walch for them. & Co." Clothing is the best offered. 1 hey will be sold very cheap. The shapes are lhe latest, the fabrics Last week's blizzard seriously inter­ are selected for wear, and the tits are A Free Lecture—Itav. B. II. perfect Trwle murk on every label fered with the running of trains on the Valley line. Demon, pastor of the- Baptist church and ticket Call at R. K. Grant's and Every day next week Smith, llama will deliver a lecture on the Immortali­ & van A । man will aril waler white oil ty of the Soul to the young peonle of At a regular assembly of Giblom the city at the Baptist church Sunday Council No. 49, held Monday evening, for lUc per gallon. evening, Dec, 12. at 7 o'clock. Old and Saturday waa a busy day with our the following officers were elected: young are cordially invited. merchants, leastwise those who are ad­ T. I. M.-B. K. Rose. The readlnem with which the Jour­ vertising so liberally. D. M.-T. Phillipa, P. C. Wf-A. P. Drake. Em. busby’b bath rooms are recelv- nal endorsee -Lalor’s" assertions of Treaa.—Dani Striker. mg a deserved increase of patronage, extravagance by the dty council and Recorder—John Li<-hty. and are worthy of 1L school -board ami the favoritism of C. of G.-M. W. Riker. CiCRriT court adjourned for the supervisors and lioard of review, con­ G. 8. and S —T. J. Brosseau. firm our view that Lalor and ihr Jour­ term Saturday lorenoon, several cases C. of C.— Wm. Jones. . having been continued. y nal editor wear the same sized hat Sentinel—E. B. Throop. Our editorial and much other inter­ W. F. IllCKflis securing hlx crop Tn The Banner is pleased to note the esting matter will be found on our in ­ ice, which ia about 7 inch re in thickevidences of good work being done in new and superior quality. side pages this week. On our supple­ ttiis dty by the organization known as ! The largest line of violins and musi­ ment will la- found local matter of the Knights of Labor. This organiza­ cal goods ever shown in this dty at A. interest. These changes of make up tion, if rightly conducted, is a power­ are rendered neccessary to meet the R. McOmber'a, the jeweler’s. ful agency in the elevation or man­ demands upon our space thia .week. kind, both morally and financially. The largest stock of gb>vre and mit­ Waterbury Watches.-Yes 1 do The fact that our local assembly has tens in Barry county, at R. K. Grant’s, Me has no competition in ibis line. keep Waterbury watches, and sell them the good will of the puslnrtts men as well as our dtii«*ns generally, is no Our readers in P. airieville and vicin­ for 82.50, with chain. I alao sell the doulrf a source of gratification to its CELEBRATED ROCK­ members. ity are invited to peruse the double GREAT quarter announcement of M. J. Goes, FORD watch, stem wind; and sell In this dty and county, the drculathem as low ns $10 in a diver case. y The librarian, Mrs. F. R. Pancoast, JOHN BEWMEK. The Jeweler. tion of that bright paper, the Detroit ’has resigned and anew one will be chosen by the board of education soon. Two reasons why you should buy Tribune, has nearly doubled, both th^j daily and weekly, since it came into Col. Gill has opened a bazaar and specks of John Bewmer, the Jeweler: 1st He keeps the best for the least the hands ot Its present owners. The notion store in the building formerly paper eminently deserves this recogni­ occupied m Will II. Goodyear's drug money. . tion, and vastly more. It those who store. 2nd He examines his' customer's appreciate a good newspaper, and those A son of Wm. Jewell, of the second eyes with the best improved innlru- who desire the success ot republican ward, waa quite aeri-ualy injured Sat­ menta. and don't have to divide the principles will but dotheir duty, the urday while coasting, by colliding with profit with a physician. circulation of this best paper of Michi­ “The Till family appeared at Jackson gan will again be doulded. Lost, a pocketbook, on Tuesday, under my management last season and containing over S3 in money and a gave a very satisfactory entertain menu note for 89. Please return to Banner Their programme is calculated to office. pl«-a«e a popular audience, in f»ct our The G. Paul Smith entertainments people were very enthuaiaatic over this are delightful. In his imprrooxuttions their first appearance here.” he ranks al the head.—Chicago Daily HENRYAUNTIN, Tribune. The new hank will begin business Don't pay 8(3 fora reven jewelled Rockford walch when you can buy the about the 15tb of this month. Quar­ same thing of me for 810. Call and see ters have been secured in Messer Bros, A. R. McOwber.establishment for the present Prob­ Scotch caps that other dealers can­ ably a m*w block will lie built for the not buy for Ute. sold every day at R. Imnk another year. The institution K. Grantli for fiOe. They are the only will have the very best financial back­ ing and will prove a successful buslimported caps Id the dty. n«8 venture, x While our advertising crowds upon Lewis Stern will positively close our regular apace, by the addition of a supplement we give more t .an the out his entire stock before January 1st. usual amount of reading matter. He will prolmbjy vacate his present Mrs. Hattie Watkins has rooms quarters soon after Christ mas. Those over Fowler’s boot and »hoe store, who want to secure drv goods, cloth­ where she is prepared to do embroidery ing, d-ew goods, furnishing goods, in fai't anv article in Mr. Stern’s stock at' and Stamping. Embroidery taught or tielow coat must secure the bargains At a meeting of the school board before that time. held TuHaiay evening three »tud« nu of The entertainment drew a large aud­ the high school were mu-pended lor the Imlance of this term, lor violation of ience Rnd proved an eminent satisfac­ the rules. tion. He amply sustained bls great Lost—By Chas. Gorham, of Dowl­ reputation and showed a rars and com­ ing, his dog Rover. Cheatnut and prehensive talent in reproducing these while color: even marked!in face; left famous characters. The literary club eve blind. Pleare comiuduicate with have conferred a genuine favor upon th public in Introducing him.—Bailie Mr. Gorham or this office. The Hanner acknowledges the re­ Creek Daily Journal. ceipt of a copv <if the proceedings of the Michigan Press AeMX-latiun, held at C«ddwater, June 1 and 2. ireued from the pr<ss of the Ovid Uidon. As an impersonator he prolably has no auprrior. There is such a tl>lelity that an uniformed audience would hardly be able to detect the counterfeit. —Muskegon D dly Chronicle. “30,000 PEOPLE heard the Rock play­ ers at Chamanqmt last Kra><*n. rha entrrbdnment w;ia very unique and pleasing.” REV. DE VINCENT. Chancellor Clmuiattqw* University. A donation visit and reception will be tendered Rev. Mr. Lee and family nt the M. E. parsonage, on Wednesday evening of next week, Dec, H>«h. An earnest Invitation is extended to all friends. ___________ ______ We i ul up from Ausuil mb. IWS, to NitremUr 3K.i, IMS, to: pretcription* and rtcipm. We-pi»y nocoinmlMloui*; oiler no liidueemeuU k> ductor*’ except the beet skill. The first grs<la of all chemical*. H>-.. employed In ilhpeuslnf. Died.—Tn thhHty Thursday morn­ Mial-rate |a-;ce« and a detcrinlimUcoi not to h-rmlt the eleuirnl of cheap"**' to Influence ing. Dec. 2. of pulmonary consumption. cither the labor or m-tcriat <>f our prescription Charles Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. «»*k is thu seoret of our suxsesa. Chas. Fairchild, aged 15 years. The funeral was held at the house, baturW. H. GOODYEAB 4 CO., dsy forenoon. The reliable "Lire and I«t Ltve" DrOKEUts, A Challenge.-!, a. Eibworth, of Hasting*. Mich. Jackson, challenges any m-n in iUrry county to a three davit. 18 hours a day, VOTICE-1 will be st the store of H. A- gt> M you plrsf* walking match, for 1 y (Goodyear & Hom each BaUsday erf Dreeae 8100 or $150 a •«*. a twWKK The lecture by Rev. IL 11. Lowry, In Union Hall, Monday evtning was the most interesting and Instructive we 1 ever h»*ard in tn is city. The sdbj.-ct was “China;” and the speaker had a wealth ot information cuncerning that mysterious country and its jh-upk, it was truly a feast. The Uhlurse idols, ctetumes and curiosities exhildted were both rare and interesting, and the lecturer’s comments on them highly • ntertaining. Perhaps tne most novel and certainly the most pleasing part of the lecture, acre the magic lantern views, illustrating the sights of Pekin, and the many curious things to be seen <’«J * Journey from Pekin to the Great Wall. Views of this latter were also shown. The audieuoe Was delighted with the lecture, and should llev. taiwry come again, lhe repetition of "Nineteen Years in China" would draw a crowded house. ’ ' Kalamazoo, Midi., May (th. G. Paul Smith’s entertainment lust night was by all odds the best thing of the kind ever given in Kalamazoo. His impersonations w«ro the best [ liav- ever seen, •uid I have hmrd Helen Potter aud all the other celebrated imp-rsanatoni. The audience were wild with enthusiasm, and I heard many people ray, "it was worth the price of admission to see one impersonation." Ynnr* tnilv. G, EDWIN DUNBAR, Manager. BradlMtaMleh.. March IL G. Paul Smith gave his sixth enter­ tainment here, in the Baptist church. The trustees had ref unit I the chuch for any concert, entertainment or even a lecturefor over a year, but opened it to me at once when told that I wished to bring Mr. Smith here again. Fine as his other five enlerUinui-nta were, our local press termed thin "the b«t en­ tertainment ever given here.” Y-ni-x tmlv. KAKx EST CANFIELD. To THE citizens of Hastings and the members of L. A. 1831 Knights of La­ bor we extend our heartfelt thanks for the many acta of kindness rendered us during the sickness, death and burial of our san. — C. H. AND E M. FAIRCHILD. No Furtnnea I* the Bank. The Bank of England h Ln no way custo­ dian of *ny real property whatsoever, nor Halt any knowledge erf any of the property rf person, dying Intestate, nor of the pro­ ceeds uf ertatca In chancery, nor of un­ claimed dirktaxto on .etaU-, jn txinkroptcy. —Philadelphia CalL Ixmdou aandwich meu are chiefly degen­ erated orirtocrata, one would think from an article in The (Standard. “Many a university man." it xere. “soldier, physician, tawyo-, or primL ha* carried a pair of board* past the windows of the club of which be waa once aa honored member. —Kama* City Time*. Enciand'* Dad Bread. Mix Bencher mj-> that the only iault ahe baa to find with England la the bad climate ami bod bread, the latter being ao hard that It could almost t«« uard for paving material. George Tilden, one of the coutCTtant* of lhe will of Hrnnuel J. TIMqn, aays that the estate. Instead of amounting to K>,00J,0ue, M hu been given oat, ia nearly ADVEBTISED LETTERS. Letter* ari<l rewied to the following pereous rem*lnin« uncalled fnr at HuUng*. IUrry Osx, uu>, ru. . Thndl. 8. A. Ford»er, Will 9nuun«r. ■ Drop LnUera-J*ne Doolittle. Frank Derby, Lock wood ItejiKtfd., David Demand. P»X Me The carpets, all body Brmnels, for Carty. M. Washburo. C*ni*~ HAllie Green, Adam Smith, J. a HamHon. Dan’l Striker's new borne were moad, G. W. Worthing. w. h. rnwFRx. p. m. furnished by the. enterprising/ firm of Goodyear A Barnes. Their gdod* were equal to any that could be shown In MARRIED. Grand Rapids, while their prices were Iwlow those of the Valley City dealers. MORGAN-COEIz-At my residence In Balti­ Mr. Striker is well pleased with the car­ pets, and could hardly fail to be; as more. they are elegant in design, and put down in neat shape. In this connection we may state that Gondvear & Barnes make a specialty of good goods and low Stepping into John Cole's harness shop yesterday, we found that gentle­ man highly delighted with the splen­ did trade he is enjoying. The irrepreaaIble Babcock chimed into remark that he had made the biggest halter for I alph Webster, dT Johnstown, that had ever been made in the state. It was of such ponderous dimensions that Mr. Webster paid 85 for it while the ordin­ ary halter costs but 81.23. Mr. Cole says that "No 1 goods ami low prices” are the bedrock upon which he is build­ ing a large and rapidly increasing trade. /^Saturday evening the following officers were elected for Fitzgerald Post, G. A. R.. for the ensuing year: Commander—O. H. Greenfield. Senior Vice Com.—II. 8.8mlth. Junior Vice Com.—Geo. L. Wheeler. Officer of the Dav—Seymour Burton. 8UHrtcrmaster—Travers Phillipa. hnplain—James N. Collister. Surgeon—Wm. Jones. Officer of Guard—Ephriam Batteraon. Delegates to Department Encamp­ ment— Sami S. Garrison, Dan’i E. BirdsulL Jas. N. QnlHstrr. y/hT the recent meeting of the Ceme­ Heading. Mleli.. February «. G. Paul Smith had a packed house in his fourth entertainment here not­ withstanding the terrible storm of sleet, and every!tody was delighted. The ho- ss hw hail drawn will Insure the financial aufccew of the course. 'O’eak"'&T CANFIELD. tery Association W. L. Wilkins was chosen president, J. M. Nevins vice A brother of Pieny McOmber, of president, John Beasmer secretary, P. Maple Grove, who was residing with A. Sheldon treasurer, E.Y. Uogle, N. hhu. ia in jail bectiuseof very pronounc­ T. Parker and W. D. Ilayrs trustees, ed svmptoms nf Insanity. It seems and 8. S. Garrison reflected sexton for that he attempted recently to kill Pieny ensuing year. During the past year, Mi Oudwr with an ax. lie is a gradu­ there have lieen 26 burials in Riverside, ate from Ann Ari«»r.and was for years which b< 12 fewer than In any previous a verv miith-Mu! teacher. Bo will vear. During the months of Septem.Inubtf.-as adjured insane and taken to lirr, October and November there was not a single interment in the cemetery. the ssylurib___________ ' This record speaks volumes for the Mb. and Mr*. T. J. BOTit are. joint­ ly and severally, the owners of a The old time way of doing business diminutive waler epanlel which, in Is still in vogue with some businees a recent short absence of the family houses but not with us. The marking from home, tried to make hlmseir of prices of goods In hieroglyphic or worth 8100 b* srxl!«>w>ng Mre. B.a in some cloudy manner that none but plush ritvrfk, a comlortaljr. and other the seller can und-retand. and E-wng articles t»i» num* rotis tn mention, tie the customer whether hell pay » big or had stircewi.d in getting away with little price is one notion of it Onra u the txreit part of the goods nwntioD*d. not a hieroglyphic store. leaving thei/«6»<» in sweet profusion are marked in plain figures. If you on the floor, and waa about to ebrw UP the kitchen stove, when he wa» caught JEr mmSJm th. loarks tnd UekcU. In the act and his further campaign See if you can find them in plain firurea, against the rDrtny was summarily , STAUFFKKACRAW1XY. squdched. r , Suitable and appnartiK iw'HoMday GUM, at j. i non im boom, Standard Works of His­ tory and Fiction, Refl Lioe Edition of 75t lOONicely Bound Miscel­ laneous Works at 40c. each. Plnxh and Leather, Bonnfl Album Very Cheap. Novelties in Christmas Cards. A Lane Assortaent of Me and Rih Booh. An Inapertlon of roMi and prtejM H lortted. First door nouth of Pont Office. • ITOL1DAY GOODb! Other Day ML LARGE ASSORTMENT, -AT- Live andSret Live Prices, SpUftBubir & Miia’i, THE OVERCOAT SEASON 1 is drawing to a close, and I have about 400 on hand which I am bound to close out, and in order to do so at once I offor any Overcoat in my Store at actual cost. This is no scheme to sell Overcoats at a profit; that is not the object 1 have too many, and oon’t want to carry them over, and I won’t This is a great chance to buy overcoats at wholesale prices. My loss is your gain. Take advantage of this great sale and secure goods cheap, and Also help me out. I don't want to make any profit out of you; 1 want to close out’ my overcoats. Yours for Bargains, . ' R. K. GRANT, Cash Clothier. • day and Friday la Dveemlter. JAS. K. HOG LE, City Treawrer. XJOTICE TO HOPE TAX PA YR »*.-The two i * but Tuesday* <rf Dacember I will l>e al Hope ( enter wore, the two l**t Diuredat* at D. L M..rtl>tand’* rtore. dar Creek, and the two Kalnrdtya before Cbrtelmiui *t Hmlth. PENSIONS XS DATFNTQ aecured or NO FAY. Bend FA 1 tri IO MrMei or Rough 8k«cb of In­ vention and we will reuort m b> patent ability ISAM, pierce. WASHINGTON, D. C. Competition is Close! And LOW PRICES! Rule theliay. Meet I wish to say to the people that I will Any Competition! In good straight goods. I ■Will TVot Sacrifice quality of goods in order to sell cheap; but I will not ~Re Undersold when it comes to straight, reliable goods. B wr this in mind. I have been pleased tn notice some of thn prto-w which uro quoted by others as -deep cuts,” “panic prices, etc. I have been all along selling the same goods for Lbs money than the advertised pnees, and made no pretentions to selling them at PCaBC mwd inspect the goods and prices. I want your trade and will get it if fair dealing and reliable goods are what you " Butter Eggs and Farmer’s Produce taken in exchange for goods, or I will pay cash for them, as you wish. HENRY HOUGHTALIN. �( it CURIOUS RAILWAYS. “J TRACKS LAID ON TREE TOPS, OVER KX AND UNDERGROUND. The publiahec of Baltimore. Md., Every Saturday, Mr. T. J. Wentworth, saya his child nged six months, was surfenng from a severe cold, and he gave it red star cough cure, which acted like a charm. No morphia. Decatur has a fire engine and engine house but no water. THE OPENING OF WM tranaocted. THE OHIO FARMERS INS. CO. It bu Age, Experience, Reputation and Stability. A condition ot bailor*. It is criminal to neglect a child. Hill’s Peerless Worm Specific cures worms, or money refunded. W. H. Goodyear. la a wall book entitled “Wonders and Ctri-.ltteiufUm Railway," tbe author, Mr. I run tighbx-n mite* an hour in any direction, tbe tramdtten m natural to railroads whom in 1W», when U» mcn-ury utood twenty railroad iron South Lyons has more houses to rent than tenants to seek them, and rentals have fallen one-half in consequence. nniabur of genUomria which impoera a duty ou all leaf tobacco Im­ parted in bales of I I per pound, if stemmed. numlier ot special ordorv, among them the fr ■hip bill, the etecbral count blit and Tin man's railway bill; also wvaral labor bills. <*\e*d m*"1 o Blood Elixir fa the only « 3^ Banedy guaran­ teed. It is* pool tire core for Ulcera, Eraptloes or ByphlI hie Poisoning. It purifies the whole system, and baalahee all RbeumaUo and Nwralgio pains. We guarantee it x. H. LATMKur. nrugKtet. THIS IS RIGHT. We believe in selling only the l»*st, and have secured the agency for KempK Pile Suppositor­ ies. No treatment like it for Piles. Succmie unqarationed. Price 50 cents. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. w.ll be brought forward a* *>jn os poaiible FOR 25 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver i’ills for Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion, w. IL Goodyhar. hitI tod from charging a greater com pcu»a (Ion in the aggregate for the trnmrportation TO ALL MEMBERS of aodety Kemp’s Balsam will cure your distress­ ing cough. We guarantee it. Price 50 a railroad through * foro-t with a crowou» and 81. Trial size free. Sold-by W. [ 1. Goodyear. So firm in tbawipport track railways are actually operated tn tl» United Stake and Canada. One of Uxw, In th.- province of Qu-bec, in thirty mite* long and tewed in the traneportalion of timber. rm. oAr ttani with rrnuirkal lo wnontbmw nt the rate of iwmty tiw mlte» u’l.hour. Bull nxiro curious are what Mi. Kennedy AwaU of mu/otiry twenty-eight in teen and oa-Lalf idcM ered wheels running alun- the sides of the wall, which wheels were further to servo as brake*. A single rail, or Itirycle railroad, hue niw been built in tbu United Btaten, and waa iwojxwutkmat Ph<rnixvilL\ Pa., in 187U Since that date a two-wbeeted locomotive ar ATMOttrnauic frxshiuul words, of propelling carriugre along a large tube by producing a vacuum In front and applying ALrn ^pbori- pnwure la-hind. This dvvjco bM not proved of much practical value, Uiotigh a tuliular road of this kind was fur a thu- in ertuul operation nt the of departure dud draUnatlou. Charles Gaskell, who threw ritroL upon Mrs. Bentley at Reed City be­ muse she wouldn't marry him. and out line of transportation. was afterward arrested at Toledo, hax been convicted and sentenced to two and a half years in Jackson. Mre. Bentley ia scarred for Ufa Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup is known as the’grvat common sense remedy. No cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. ^0-^5 *55 alone on account of Dyupopaia. AckoFi Dyspepsia Tablets wfU cure Dywpepda, ST. NICHOLAS POWDER Absolutely Pure. ndjRcojs fire It is the ssimpleet a*d The assets of >1,262,170.35 are a guaranty of the prompt. payment of losses by this Company. L. C. WELTON^Agent CAP ;af at the apt ropriatloa bill* A VESSEL LOST. ¥ £ S4LERM^S THROCOB tlM ij tidal canvas o oSct-rsat tbe SOEA CyrusU Luce GW.L. Yaple ttMDDtl Dickie tattering.. For Bak’Tifr i'urnoses. Best inti - '<\.ij. Lute's jdurall IJKUTE Jmm H. McD Choriro Koebe TEST OF THE FAITH CURE. The LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES EVER EXHIBITED IN BAKRT COUNTY fa now on sale at H. A. OOODYBAB & SONS’ hardware Store. Thia stock embrace ov«r‘FIFTY distinct patterns and and includes aD the latest patterns and iniprovements, and intending purchasers may feel naw ed of obtaining here the bf*t goods at rra'«>Dable prices. Giltert H Om rtdHpH. Wac Price, of U» Eigtiln Wuurmsin dUtriet, aup MESSER BROS QftLIWU. huuired in Boston and Halifax oHw for M.Ooi. Her captain and a crow of about Ftetwro GoUery. bar* rarronderod tbdr char Chancey IL Croaby, romplaluaui v Fetter, defendant. HUteotMieblKaii HRh Jud tote Chaucrry- ’“*ijwudiuK in tbe c Irvi Hrate'ln theeity3'HaMlniriuPu October. A. D. ltd*. , CUTTERS! Made, consisting of the (JBBun’splura MMte’e plcral AVD JtaooKFarr ftrwart 11. W A*0a'a phirel Wari& Doha, Mason, Lansing. ten. MUtellh. Salem. Wowibnry. WU1i»w. MrDo«rald* pl Have a full,supply of the Best MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. DW» ATTO nlUilu ivru roi>> <i( Mid bin and nouro or tkii order; and Id | Colvmkcm, Ohio, Dec. Ex-Hmater Thurman waya the coming banquet of the selling vi cheap goods. We ex• We ” ~ make no pretensions vmo to w ovuiuk *v<»|' gvvuo. »» u v»A *"A, W. <* . . . . A «... .1 n n »> . 1 .... — n . C *_ * . — 1 1 _ _ U. Al u .X R P®AZ*rtA to renia ‘n in trade, and cannut if we sell any bnt first lE’.STSJSlXwl'uESXrdw St cla8a goods in every line. We calculate to maintain onr rep ut«tion of aeliing strictly first-class goods vent cheap. You euuniv. iu>d ihoi «*id pubiieaiioo be coounoed I will get the worth of your money every time if yon buy of tw. U» be i«HMHially arned on raiU uoa reslrlrnt country, will not have uniMua) political Itu- defendant at leant twenty days before the time Afore prrwntxxi for liln appearance. FRASK A. HOOK EH, Hmiiii A i ou.Kovr, Clretnt Judsn ; Hollellorn for Complaluant. , A true copy. 7, because the sth falls <m Saturday, and the Gko, w. AiutKV, Hrglnter. member* are too good. Democrat# te carry their celebrttiou over Into Sunday morning. CALL TINT And see them. of cutters. We take pleasure in showing our elegant line • Respectfully, T^CRAPHY^jr^ MESSER BROS. hxiicaUug the am- Default iMvinx bcm made in Um< coudittetu ot a rortntn mortgage, executed by Walter Harnhart ao<l Roxy Barnhart, lite wife, ot Rut­ land. Barry Uomiti. MiehUan. uij.,to __ James ._____L._ Boston Dry Goods Store. f S. Bab Jnwite W. T OnteaE. Do Btbcock’s piu tnwn MARR & DUFF nola river. >-‘tW,000-, Ohio river. t40C,UH. t ■ Have opened the above store IWlC il Wt Mui Slrsei, iuhi & lidtii Block, WUO.OJW; below Cairo. fC.lWO.OX). A num- Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. the Stock is all Bargains. CwtcibNAtt, Dec. In fact Cotton Flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, fnr voung people is what the papers call bu Nicholas. Do you know about it—how sood it is. how clean and pure and helpfid? If there are any boys or girls In your house will <nu not try a numlier. or try it foa a yAr, and see if important cawA it Isn’t ju*t the element you need in the hounehol*!? The Lonnn Times ... hss ■ ■ ■ “We have, nuthlne “like t-:: Mid, it :z on ihts this aid*. " Hera Ham an are some lead le ulinr features side." ilg featurn At Prices we will not quote in tbe paper, but we will give you when you call on us; prices that will astonish yon. We invite yon to give us a call and we will endeavor to sell you goods right; and if you do.not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. w Fine Line of Childs', Misses' and Ladies* Cloaks. WHITpiMtt. fesr-” ‘•5L.ii /«,b al Office over Hicks Bros., Hastings, Mich. The Cullom bill “THE IDEAL MttlAXfNE^ bi*face ■tteth* And has no voidable conditions. safest policy issued. are fourteen ronubtr npjiropriation bill» U> be Therefore see that the members of four or vour family are w-11 supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. Jeck■*on’s root and herb cordial; It wHJ' sharpen the appetite, help digestion, promote sound sleep, strengthen the ■iystom and so remnove those diatretwing symptoms which, if neglected, may result in the moat rerious consequences. For sale by W. IL Goodyear. 81.00 per bottle. A bottle of catsup exploded on the table of D. S. Ward in Allegan Thurs­ day. with anch violence as to break nearly all the erbekery on the table, blow out a window id the room, and cut a bad gash in Mrs. Ward’s head. ^AKlHc But the com- George Segment, once a prominent and wealthy citizen of Kalamazoo, died in the county home last week. Fur ISM.’S*?. Stohies by Loe ISA M. ALCorrand Ustanco vans of -brick, a quarte r of a utile Icmg, nine fnrt high and right feet wide, and Frank it Htockton—several by each author. A Short Serial Storv by Mrs. Burnett, whose chaimitig “Little Lord Fauntleroy’’ has been a erext fea­ ture in lhe past year of 8t. Nicholas. War Stories for Both and Girls. Qkn. Ba DEAL’, chitif-of-staff, biogiapber, and confidential friend of General Grant, and one of.zOir ableel and most amnio., In connection with this branch of his popular ot living military writers, will Tfir/ Kzmtwxly trill. nit that a ‘flying contribute a number of papers describ­ ing in clear and vivid style some of the landing battles dP the late civil war They will be panoramic descriptions uf single contests or short campaigns, pre­ senting a mwt of literary pipture gallery of the grand and’ heroic cunteaU m CMrfuJiwUingcar wasinventad for the Kansas which the mrente af many a boy and PacfSdnai^oad, and'has been used for yean girt of to-day took part. The Serial Stories Include ••Juan and Juanita,” iu> admirably written tsory of Mexican life, by Francis Court­ enay Baylor, author of “On Both Stdes;” also, “Jenny’s Boarding House," by James Olis, a story of life in a great city. Short Articles. Instructive and entertaining, will, abound. Among MMted Urn model of a submarine railway these are: “How »■ Great Panorama is Made,” by Theodore R. Davis, with pro­ beCwnen Dover and Cabdx. On fuse llltisirations; “Winning a Com­ f 1-encrote throe galvanized iron mission" (Naval Academy).and “Recol­ lections of the Naval Academy;" “Bor­ ing for Oil" and "Among the GasWvlls," wltn a number of striking pic­ tures; “Child-Sketches from George ElloL" by Julia Magruder; “Victor Hugo’s Tales to hie Grandchildren." re­ counted bv Brender Mai thews; "His­ toric Girls." by E. S. Brooks. Also In­ teresting contributions frmn Nora Per­ ry, Harriett Prescoto Spofford. Joaquin would be uJUxiil to a Imoy. Finally, Miller, H. H. Boyesen, Washington Gladden. Alice Wellington Rollins, J. T. Trowbridge, Lientenaiit Frederick Schwatka, Noah Brunks, Grace Denio Litchfield, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, Mre N. M. B ItHLL Mary Mapes Dodge, and mMiy othere, etc., etc. The mibscnption price of ST. Nicho­ las is 83.00 a year; 96 cents a number. tbeairu, Cha Opmsboww, the cinw. Paris Subs- riplions ate received by booksel­ lers and newsdealers every where, or bv the publishers. New volume begins with tbe November number. Send for onr beautifully iHukUated caialogue Black Prince, as he te called here, was greatly (free; containing full pro.pectus, etc., delighted wtth tho military spectacle at etc. The Century Co» New York. treaMaf ^4 J|i* I*J It pays the Full Amount of Loss, eompcliuon with Pw niultiUKteof lowtest.1 weight, slnn* or I h •|>ti»te powder*. Sold Id coni. K.o al Haxixo I’owTUnt Ou. WiRHt. N V. rets- E'jcbcingn. from U>e gn«uu-l. Ite pou- Annual encampment of Michigan G. A. R. March Ift-lS. Children will refuse bad tasting •ough medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort and wild cherry whenever offered. It is aa pleasant as maple riivel,” and “A Handful of Ciirkeitte*." It a]ij>can> that »om«- time ago a locomotive syrup and will reach a tiad eough and cure the whooping cough much quick­ er than any other prepartion of the kind. For by H. Beebe. whenwa the front port of tbe clique n.nted on a ek<l which wax rorWrM and turned to the right or h/t by wlxvlit working in connection cies are broad and liberal. Lex DoM Forget Ths Boston Stere, Omritefimen’aeiL BATTLE CRHI, IICH. �CURIOUS RAILWAYS. TRACKS LAID ON TREE TOPS, OVER KM£ AND UNDERGROUND. The publtehec of Baltimore., Md._ Even- Saturdayt Mr. T. J. Wentworth, say* hb child aged »ix months, waa mi Ifunng from a severe cold, and he gave It rcKlatar cough cure, which acted like a charm. No morphia. THE OPEHIHO OF COM OR CSS THE OHIO FARMERS INS. CO. Decatur has a fire engine and engine house but no water. It has Age, Experience, Reputation and Stability. It is criminal to miglert a child. Hill’s Peerless Worm Specific cures worms, or money rvfunded. W. 11. Goodyrar. In a small (took vutitled ^Wonders and CBri-aJUncof-t)m*Railway "Use author, Mr. Annual encampment of Michigan G. A. R. March IMS. undeuhataining fcuUirra ot hfo subject in Children will refuse bad tasting sough 'medicine but they will all be willing to take Dr. Jackson’s syrup of lungwort and wild cherry- whenever offered. It is as pleasant as maple •yrup and will reach a bad cough and cure the whooping cough much quick­ er titan any other prepartion of the kind. For by H. Beene. motive iu Sllpi*T*," “Tbe Luxuries of Travel,- and "A Handful of CurioiiUra." anti employed f.i South Lyons has more houses to rent than tenants to seek them, and rentals , h.»ve fallen one-half in consrquenoe. —.uayriMiruuire-imuiuwHiin uenw. a ated which wm rteiyrtol and turned to the > • rightur itft by wheels working In conneetton A_o _ Blood Elixir to the only with an endlrea mww and a Moment rack. TXKeTwK/V Blood Remedy guaranFrrxu thte loiunotiw, which I* xid to haw * *•* ’*■ «—w» » run eigbtta-n niibw an hour tn any direction, all tb- trauriUon in imtund to railroads whose cies are broad and liberal. TO ALL MEMBERS of sodetyKemp’s Balsam will cure your distress­ ing csuigh. We guarantee it. Price GO and SI. Trial size free. SoliL by W. d. Goodyear. a milnwul through • twq of which were huge «4d6 by idde, and wawwl < 'hiPfcupport mites long of timber. t t!w ni» ot twrnty-livo mites dn hour. Btill more curious are what Mr. Kennedy muldodl the bicycle rail wayp, where tbo irwbenhi run on a single rail-i One calkd Sc “KUiom caravan” was Ingun in Syria, be faiteodod to bra<» th« engine ami; tn tbe train by obliquely plnred .l «red wheels, running along tbei •hip bill, the electoral count bill and Thur­ man’s railway bill; a ho several labor bills. poaelbte baa also teen built in-the UnitedStates, and was Woncratirwiat Bhrnnixvillc, Fa, in 1WU. __ . *L.» _ ...... LvwrvVIv. elevated rail row 1 in Atlanta, O*. nr ATMoai nKmc rimMunx. words, of propelling carriages along a large tube by producing a vacuum in front and value, Uiouph a tubular road of thia kind was fnr a thnr in actual operation at tbe Crystal Talaou, Sydenham. Tbe tube in this instance wm of -brick, a quarter of a mile Jong alaa fret high and right feet wide, and trfeknorkof the tunnel and to Aba floor. A ample. 1 In avntsnctlon with this branch of bls aSijert Br.‘Kennedy telb us that a "flying mnHewMrt IteMf, with forty pounds in adrii- flight around tbo mom. Beta much more auccwaful sailing rar was in vented for the Kansas Padfl3 ndlruad. and has teen used for years LI bl tort tbo modal of brtwoni Dow and Calais. On tul» would bo afflxnd to a buoy. Finally, tbeOoUdCbatesif to return hbme by Bordeaux Tba Blech Prince, as be is called here, srasgroiUy n»r iwe-’ST. ot departure and dmUnation. Lutin tbe midst of hU icy Us fare. < Its pteaaed took. -What’s tbe quirwl.andi . The assets of 11,262,170.85 are a guaranty of the prompt payment of losses by this Company. L. C. WELTON, Agent But tbe rom- The Cullom bril CAP aru fourteen regular appropriation bill* U> b- ^ALeraT^ lidal csDVtso SOEA tiamuel Dickie tatter.mf .- For Baking I’urno.’ses. Best in t> ”’-M. LMrt piural UEVTE Jmm H. McD MmbwS- Cu darks Moabe TbeLARIJEST STOCK OF STOVES EVER EXHIBITED IN BABRT COUNTY is dow on aaie at H. A. GOODYEAR A SONS’ Hardware Store. This stock embraces over "FIFTY distinct patterns and six>s,- and indodca <D the latait patterns and Improvements, and intending purchasers may fwl mw ed of obtaining here the best goods at reasonable prices. Michael Cfapos, of Ari chat, C. B.. and u insured in Boaton and Halifax offlore for TEST OF THE FAITH CURE. MESSER BROS Have a full supply of the Bent MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. dical tern, because tbe strike was in direct conflict with a contrast tbe blowers had with thrir employers. The knights woes oppowd to a clause In tba contract allowing the i-mployton, MUlvQto, Salem. Woodbury, William* uitMJKvtt R. Crwsbv. roniplaluaui v».. Gay W. Foster, detendatn. / Kate of MtcbhDui - i'lfth Judicial eifcuiL- -In Chancery, suit pending In (be UIrridtTourt tor the county o< Harn , m Ctuaierry. at the Court i H«UMt tn the city ot HaMlnx* on the Hh day of October. A. D- U««. „ In thw cause it appearing from aftldavR on file, ttia: ttie defendant <la> W. Pinter Is not a rrridral of thte state, but 1* a rraternt uf tbe rtate ot New York. Ou motion of Kmttb & Colgrove complainant's aollcttont. tl I* entered UuU ttie app-'anujoe «d -old nou rrsWecrt defendant of hi* appearance be- raitJe bl* an«w*r to hill of complaint tn be filed, and a copy th ot tohoaerved on th-rronplaiiuuit’s soiiei r.tlbln rarely day« alter arm ler on him < cupy of said mil and notlev of thh order; an ttefjulc t hr rent, said trill be taken aa eonfc by aald non-resident detrudanL And tt to thcr ordered, that within twwity day* the < nlaimuit caww a notice of till* order to be | fished In tte Haatiugi Baxsem.anew* pt Columbdk. Ohio, Dec. K—Ex-Hniatoc printed, published and circulating In Tburuian says tbe coming banquet uf the Jacksou club, for whieb Invil (tea hare CUTTERS! Made, consisting of the defcnditnt at least twenty days Iwfore the time It te customary tor tbo club to above preamhed for Illa appearance. FRANK A. HOOKER, HNirii A OiuittuVK, ’ Clrrult Judge. Solicitors for Compialtivit. A true cony. Uko. w. AnnKV. Beglster. 7, because the Sth falls on Saturday, and tbe mnmtxrrM nre too good . Democrats to carry their cotebrat tou over into Sunday morning. Ward & Dokus, Mason, Lansing. We make no pretensions to selling cheap goods. We ex­ pect to remain m trade, and cannot if we sell any hntx 1iretclass goods in every line. We calculate to maintain our rep utation of selling strictly first-class goods very cheap. You will get the worth of your money every time if yon buy of ns. And see them. of cutters. We take pleasure in showing our elegant line MESSER BROS. QOU; from tbe Illinois river to tbe Ohio river, WO.OW; below Cairo. KJ.HJQ.OOO. A nnnr for young penpte is what the papers call oL Nichols*. Do you know about it—how good it ia how clean and pure and Helpful? If there are any boys or anta must pay girls In your lainse wHl ynu nut try a royafty of SWI number, or try it foj a y*ar. and see if It Isn’t jn*» the element you need in the himaeh.dil? The Lonnn Time* has said. “We have nothing like it on this side," Here are some leading features Jstan 8. Fur HrwsrtB.W Dtrt pluralit ATTO ■l*sC. Ik.nD hTATE *WH8.!Ub Pl Boston Dry Goods Store. g»Misht- MARR & DUFF Have opened the above store t> day* the Principal *um of *«o. with all arrearage nt intermit thereon, should become MsKz’i plural Respectfully, TELECRAPHY^V icLl: ■ taral.»sd Write ValnUAT Brv*. Jsaeevllte. IMault having been made In the coudttkma Geo. L. Haiti VblG. Bear karoo C. Fiib CALL I3KT indicating th* mm> land. Harry <knnit>. MivhlKxn, to Juuea , Whttromb. nt Itattte Creek. Michigan, beartr dote the 3 dav ut ill?. A. D. IMS. and rroonh harbor bill give tbo following amounts: fUi- n the oflter of ttw Krjliter uf Derd* of Him County. Mlrhtgan. on the WUi rtar of Mar. A. I nols river. S'WO.OOO; Ohio river. SX)0,(W, taw. lnlltwrieotBM<tnKM.on juntra xm m Detroit river. * 130.000; Hau?t Rte. Marie, W. Hald morir-ige wm made upon the rxpra WO,(XX); HL Mary’s river. HO.OCM); Mt. Ctair Uaioo'splurs OOM.HT portanco. Wamiikqtox Crrr. Dec. T—The a«tlma.Gw McDonald-* pl OiDwt H.Omo Philip H. Wn Aplin h plural former declaring they will Unck-Urt and pro "THE IDEAL MtGAEUVE” brroEst It is the^simpleet and Office over Hicks Bros.. Hastings. Mich. ST. NICHOLAS Stokies by Lorisa M. Aixxmand Frank IL Stockton—several by each author. A Short Sehtal Storv by Mem. Burnett, whose chatming “Little Lord Fanutleruy** has been unait fea­ ture in lite past year of St. Nicholas. War Stories eor Buys and Girls. Gen. Badeau. cbief-uLataff, biogiapijer, and confidential friend of Grneral Grant, aud uue uLthe ablest and most popular ot livingonllitary writers, will contribute a number uf papers describ­ ing in clear and vivid style some of lhe Irttdtng battles o£ the late civil war Tbry will be panoramic descript ion* of single contests or short campaigns, pre­ sentinK a nurt of literary picture gallery of Ute grand and heroic cuatueU tn which the Barents of many a boy ami girl of t'Hlxy took part The Serial Stories include “Juan and Juanita," an admirably written tsory of Mexican life, by Francis Court­ enay Baylor, author of “On Both Sides;” also, “Jenny’s boarding House.” by James Otis, a story of life in a great city. Short Articlks. Instructive and entertaining, will abound. Among these are: “How a Great Panorama is Made," by Theodore B. Davis, with pro­ fuse lllustrations: “Winning a Com­ mission" (Naval Academy).and “Recol­ lections of the Naval Academy." “Bor­ ing for Oil" and “Among the Gas­ Wells," wlin a number of striking pic­ tures; "Child-Sketches from George ElioL" by JulDt Magruder; “Victor Hugo’s Tales to his Grandchildren." re­ counted bv Brantier Matthews; "His­ toric Girla.'* by E. S. Brooks. Also in­ teresting contributions fmm Nora Per­ ry, Harriett Prettcoie Spofford. Joaquin Miller, H- H. BoyeseD, Wellington Gladden. Alice Wellington Rollins. J. T. Trowbridge, Lieutenant Frederick Schwatkn, Noah Husikt, Grace Denio Litchfield, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, Mrs H. M. B Platt. Mary Mapes Dodge, and manv others, etc., etc. The auliscnption price of ST. NICHO­ LAS la S8D0 a year; 26 cents a number. Subo riptioos ate received by booksel­ lers and newsdealers sverv where, or bv the publishers. New volume lieglnR with the November number. Send for our beautifully illustrated catalogue (free) containing full pro pectus, etc., etc. Thk Century Co„ New York. POWDER Absolutely Pure. And has no voidable conditions. safest policy issued. hibited from charging a greater compensa­ tion in tbe aggregate for the trniwportntion of freight or passengers over a shorter than Therefore see that the members of four or fire cf the ap; ropriation bilb vour family are w-11 supplied with Dr. Jacksons liver pills nnd use Dr. Jeck<on’s root and herb cordial; it wilb A VESSEL LOST. iharpen the appetite, help digeatiorf, promote sound sleep, strengthen the syatom and so remnove those distress­ ing symptoms which, if neglected, may Halifax, N. 8.. D>xx I —White trying tc result in the moat serious consequences. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. »L00 par bottle. "Nk f\AWk Of tho K00*1 things of this llfo sorrowfully let alone on account of Dyepepalx Acker’i Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspopaln, indigeetion and Constlpatton; sold on • positive guarantee at U and 00 cents, by x. m. i-A-rituur pfuggUL ^AKlHG wns tb<> moot troubl-Mum. George Segmost. once a prominent and wealthy citizen of Kalamazoo, died Ln tbe county home last week. A bottle of catsup exploded on the table of D. S. Ward in Allegan Thurs­ day, with such violence as to break nearly all the erbekery on the table, blow out a window m the room, and cut a bad gash In Mrs. Ward’s head. It pays the Full Amount of Loss, Among upon soon are the Sum itra tobacco bill, which impost* a duty on all leaf tobacco im­ ported ill balm uf II per pound, if stcinrujd, and 75 cents if ututensinad. Tbou there are a Charles Gaskell, who threw vltrql upon Mrs. Bentley at Reed City be-' cause she wouldn’t marry him. and ouj line ot transportation. was afterward arn-sted at Toledo, ha* been convicted and sentenced to two and a half years in Jackson. Mrs. Bentley is scarred for life. Hill’s Peerless Cough Syrup is known aa the'great common sense remedy. No cure, no pay. W. 11. Goodyear. Its poli­ Neither of tbo prodding offl an nor any ot THIS 18 RIGHT. We believe in .selling only the and have secured the agency for Ketnpll File Suppositor­ ies. No treatment like it for Files. Succree unquestioned. Pride GO cents. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS gvt Krtnp’s Liver Piltafoi Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Complexion. W. H. Goodykail Loc U 42 M M&h Sht, into & liikk M Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. the Stock is all Bargains. In fact Cotton FlannelaDenima. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, At Prices we will not quote in tbe paper, but we will give you when yon call on us; prices that will astonish yon. We invite yon to give us a call and we will endeavor to sell you goods right; and if you do not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. Fine Line of Childs', Misses' and Ladies' Cloaks. Don’t Forget Tfce Boston Store, OmUtt hnto’ Skeii BATTLE CREEK, HOT. �The Hastings Banner HArtTlNGK. THUBBUAT. DEO. U.IS88. IN THE SOUDAN THRILLING DESCRIPTION of maaxi uiuiity, Umd for the past two rnaracl removed and bis sight restored. He wanted to see tbe Utile time he luul left. fighting square at abu-klea. Local News. CitvMiffn this week, 1,720. tjik wtxl-Ung of Charles Baldwin r4 Mi-t Dora E. MiUhew.i, which Kflurred on tho 25th ult., tbe presents 5,.?- humttroiHi and costly; Below we »w.4id a corrected list, which we pule luh I’V request, ns the list published by contemporary was very inaccurate: vtemh clock -ixrtrolt H iw> Bril Club. B dn- M «■»-Groom to Wide. K’ << ri-d plu*h couth-Fathcr nod »brtert of Will and Lottte Irowr., Clareuev ..•r’twtter knife and case-WtU Olner. , .............. ——iiuirw i us aa to <*. inuidu.>nt. duty. He wsrmd UM „ Vj a Arob mode of faUmidatiou and k.u,i lMg-« “A Oil UW. K..I t ■Al. .. . •traight an the well.; tbe rigb7rid« of wt’lbe f-*d u, the right,, while tbo rear facwd right-about, thus tbefinnwl. ~..... i.. ____ S renter, LmipanfloM1 dnt-n napkfa-i ■ V tea Mnttbrw>>. w, — —» our nuvna, CoL Fiwl Burnaby, of tbe-Ufe Guards, that rvdh** kulght ct-rant, rude into our liuw. •• dot water art-Mr*. W. W. H»i:i -.*i Willi-. Ktmerand A.In- Hampton. r.uSv .|-Hk*<krt water pltchrr—Mr. aud Mr*. John llwbj. ■uj-e and m.uTiwd straight tn our front; but when we bad nrrh-rd within nUmt l.lrtfi .. ,t niuih piationu rocklnr chair-Mr. • . ;■ r Cnterovr. Mr. aud Mr*. K. W. C.O.M1- m gnmfag wriou*. <Iuflj.-h.dr-Me*»r*. Hp*u<etu*elirr part ]*>rt<*»ivd Mxne deviltry, and tlwt very We did not anticipate any boy* play I tiouriy. '•nurusu“ tub .«.i L-. hair- Crnnk Matthews. Holiday Books, School * Books> Bibles, Prayer Books Albums, produ<<«! or ever will Im." Uulaot inim old agv acknowfodgwl that Im> fckod nothing bet­ ter than jjopular apidauan. Rb-ridan mode Stationery, Christmas, Birthday and Reward Erskine uwd <<> many IV in bi* »peik-bva Uiat ii<:w»(*q»-.s found it difficult In set llicjn up. John Wtwlry. adwrtiwri his di.-lion.nry m but could not aucreed. kxcmy. HldrtnmiMTx. and c»<ri*.xntcuUr ten flte* were Aroeriautn uw-ntioiMd by Mr. Morrill, Lut an exreptoxi iuu*t be ma le fa lie- ca*o uf Franklfa The old pbikwuiibrr wrote: "1 with tb*> out of foktoon pm-lice of prriring nunrlves would. l£o- other old fashion*, <x>tiw]around iiiU» faridon'again." An-1 tn ui> autobiography be. oIwcmw Hint mmt people they may have but that for bi* wlx-rvvw found, living ]» rxuad<xl that it Is * tire of gxaxl to it* |xn*<wM>r, and ho are within hi* ►nbere of oo- in.L* MutthrWM. Tnuot uii the courtesy of Fred Alexwe axe enabled to give the of-.tnvasof the votes east for state at the recent election: UOVKRNOIL ■ 181.474 Uynw t'i Luce. x..,. 174,01'2 Geo. I.. Yaple ... ->/. ».17W 19i> 182 335 WM 25J452 ‘Mnmn’* plurality. TP.E.V-VJ1EK. Geo. L Multi Wan. G. Beard Aaron V. Fisher 180.727 174,010 25.552 184.448 107.903 25.539 Aplin’s plurality 10,4TB COM. bTATK LAM'D OFFICE. Rcecu J). Dix 1 181.995 AlnozoT. Frisbee 1 172.104 Charle* L. Fraser 26J518 Dix’h plurality ATTOKNEY GENERAL. Moses Taggart John C. Donnelly James R.Laing. 181XB1 173,138 20,090 Esfibrook's plurality of Merit Cards, Toilet Sets, and Druggists’ Supplies. One of the most complete stocks in the city. Chief Juatlre Waite t» to. and may retire now. Danish capital I trtnera In the uc Do not fail to call and examine my goods Tlir itayiOty, Caro& Port Huron rritrnod MMS tritet and prices. A competent and registerad druggist alway •Round to tb~ right I round to tie’ right and prescriptions guaranteed. ■rvonlingly. E. H. Lathrop, M. D Don't bully the Iwll boy wbrn be u *low in Successor to Fred’k Hotchkiss. Dmj't forget that tbe irnliy big num rw atev tbe dbturiiaoce. W. LOWRY, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Oculist G • amphitheatre among tbe Green mountain* in •qUlTA will be night. O R. TIMMERMAN, r • Hoina-puthic l*hyaidiuf A Surgeon, (Flr»t door east of Holloway*'drug rtom.) liR. Wm. JUNES, LF I offer Clothing and Men’s Furnishing Goods at Prices that are Sure to Please DentlaL C. WELTON I* agnnl for lb* Ohl He wrltoe poUclen ou My stock of Overcoats and Suits is the larg­ nwro*n thirty year.’Philadelphia Call n*rw TO liAClt. est and best selected of any in the city. IjOUK A BHELDON, monueal ttanduig rank*—right about face: Prices Way Down H. LANDIS, M. D, . Phyaican and Burgeon, and an n l*ar, utterly Indifferent to our man who bad ju< tlrunhwl milking a starved * - 1 _ —-1 t* I... >L. were whirlfag around tb«- outride of tbe QTEDCK BOTTOM! W Xact that tb« wildrrmwa, with iu accustomed inhabitant*, bad long resumed her anciant fighting with MEN’S OVERCOATS ymr. Hving tranquilly in the country with 7,873 Attorney at Law, -TATE BOARD EDUCATION. >KHU<1 s. Ifabcock 181A41 Jr-rume W. Turner 172.WW f'rrieu E. Downing Procure* in au court* of tbe State. OoUrettona prctpUy attendtog to.______________________ 25,836 smith. Hams A VanArman desire t‘> say to th»- people that they are givibfl a lienrfit sale, and defy any firm to undersell them. Their special will continue until January 1st. Those who would bring wood in pay­ ment ot their subscription to the Bannek would confers favor by bringing the wood at once, as we would have wood in order to keep the machinery moving. It woul-l afford us mnrh plrasure >o not be un-ler the nsc^lt) of re­ ferring to this woralv subject again. Bring that wood! The roads are good I UHN CAR VETH, couple of nuke. Hri-cock'a plurality 8,<132 The state senate will’consist of 22 re­ feH publicans. 8 fusioniats. 2 labor and tn the boiling pitch- Each kTrenlwck members. The hou.*e will ■ vnrist of 62 republicans. 27 fusionista, i Lil-ir members endorsed by rrpubll: 7 lalior and greenback members ‘ '■ -Tited by fuxionists. This will give rvM-xublcd - *’might-out republicans two thirds outride, or kneeling ranks, imd enough to do b-jority in the senate, but leave them tokrt-p tie- uber Aiwb-ata n<|«-Uul dK 5 abort of such majority in the house. tanre Tbo fighting wad .Mtondly l*«* <* ‘■^tbLing u»l gariHag Uwir bww^ which "I had lhe pleasure of hearing tbe in u nine*, we quickly brought K -ek Band Concert Co. last season at were jammed .__ ___ « -11 when tbo 1 UnUuqua, N. Y., before an audienie Utter were qawklrd^wtetwrtuy ! 5.(<)0. The entertainment waa of UvuiwU a* «•»«*•- Tin- Aral*, being lacked the highest order. 1 have myself en-! eo tightly tofirtJx-r. comd. neither um- tbrii ifagriT them for Dec. 13th at my lone.*. »wr wield tosir wamBtere without church.” .Writing eoch other, white we did Dot c«u» . 5 _ ____ L ».rw,th«l. At lari KRV. W. L. ALPBICH. t raster M. K. cbnrvh, Muakegon. Mich. dnn»w Fl~ rtm-U»™<or 5? a£d«£.“<JfcnLno abot* w^ux! M^nwbifa tbe little r*P“J. tbr enemy like wav«. ,«€ to to driven lack. £ri^to?tbai tbev had k-t heart. As tbrv .77^. Um, hwt time, the fmot of tbeir Aoctlae. waving tbrtr Mr. Buchter, a well-known citizen of Lanetwter. Pa., has used St. Jacoba oil, aJKI ---------------and considers it an excellent remedy in 2*27wiw u» be «e«‘ «l»Wu wo yard«-tt»y ‘-ues of swellings, bruises and burns. I wm all rtretobedta ------ 2Z----------------«I * e—, » otaiindfalfau wbrei I venUiro «■> Musical coods at , ...in » ... U*uxM»^li:isrl All apple*, dried to make every body rl«r pr”p«i 1 fanstriy. un­ comfortable.—Hotel Mull. bot porvuit, bearing pvi-rythfag down befow them. Well might we ril in tbe olbrr port* ct tbe equan* exclaim with Koko to lhe “Mikado," “Here* s bowdy-dol Iw-n-V a pretty new!" But it wiu no toughing matter, with U>- wild fanatics cutting right, nnd lefL Tbe Corn. j H“84 A full line of in charge of Pharmacy Detriment. aiqirared at tbe openihj:* of drifaw iuaUntiy 1HIJM6 172.9K2 Taggart's plurality. Jtwph Estabrook, Ttavid Paraons.... David Bemis*.... Chinch bu^arr lMrn>lngthecn>|« In llliaeU. •ten. Howard advocate* asjstem of I'artfle 9391 »,439 DRUG AND BOOK STORE When a first cIiisk entertfdnment is presented to our people, they should turn out tin m uwe, as no doubt' they, will Thursday evening. Wheat, white Don't expert f5» day a^'otnmodatiowi at plurality Henry H. Aplin.... Judson 8. Farrir ‘•tewart B. Williams. Diukd b kuit Wanted.—Wo are now ready to buy all the dried fruit ) du have for sale for which we will pav the highest market price in cash or trade. Come and aee us before vou sell. ■ CTAUTFER A CRAWLEY. Dr. E. H. Lathrop’s rock*, nnd tbe ootetant shifting of which kd ;.<32 cavalry bunXi Lure's plurality LIEUTENANT tfOVEttNOlL 181.830 .Uuk-s H. McDonald173.079 SoiotuooS. Curry.... 23.1169 Charlt-/ Moohrr. .. they had been told that iu retreat ti>ey *b»uM 8,751 Mr!»onald’.< plurality Gillen R. O.stnun.. lldlip B. Wachtel. Jdhu E V.ulB............. NEW BOOK STOKE! Mni- Barnett, drought from Clyde, O„ tn Jackson on a charge of bigamy, has . -------------------- Uli. beeu Tt 1 bmsI on bail and gone buck to i Morrill roll* them. It b impoerible to glance through tbb Ohio. It i* thought the charge will book without coming to U«e «mriu*k>n that come to nothing. , A farnw-r named Batea, of Courtland Center, Kent, country, ia under arrest charged with Im-rst with ids two Foul telling hi* brethren that ho bad daughters aged 15 nnd 23. the latter “laliored morn afamdantly* than the other*. married nnd claiming to tieuncientc by He said to tba Corin thians: “1 ani breenna a her father. 3 fool fa glorying. Ye have cumpultad mo: for I ought to have b-eu commanded of you: for fa nothing am 1 behind the very chfofert usually seulH« in the i»*ck brlim*e<, aim apuetiea, though I lie nothing." * often so cuinpb-U'ly ov»-rpowrr>» Its vic­ In the old daye greet freedom ot utterance tims that all liii-dm-M <>r labor has to lie a)>Mod<>ut*-i. Our re-<drr>« ehoul'l rrvrivre. Augurtu* arid: *1 found Ru:na tnember thxi Hood’s Sanmprilbt is not brick; I k«vu ll iimrbfa" Cfaero, speaking recoininrnd* d k* a|>o*ilive apeciflc for of hbi IfaMge, Mid: "I couhmrv I an auww- rheumatism; its proprietors doubt if there is. or can lie, such a remedy. But tunny peopp-u ho «ere most severely aiillctrd, Mate that they have been p<»ilivelv cured by Hood’s Sarsiijmrillu. Tbe modern* nn> w* wv different from The disease is otten the result of jin-: tbe lUH-lenU. -Tlwy call n» lucky U- auw I pure Mood,—hence the power of this am able,'* laid tba linrt Na|*»k*>n. Welling­ great medicine over it. Iu success in ton u|K>n Iwing told that bu was the greatea* many severe ca.«ea justifi-a us :n rec­ grnrral of tbecentury nq.llod; “By O -d! It ommending its uee to all sufferers from rheumatism. 1U0 doses one dollar. lulling in •!i Edi*OW IdiwKm. Hr A. A. Raldwfa. Milwaukee STATE NEWS. SELF-COHSdOUSNESfl OF GREAT MEN THt Attorney at Law, MlddlcviUe, Mich. -Certainly. of — Euphrtude." “How i* tbatr “Yes, tliat torment* rat artin v. barker, Rmi 1 ace her growing M From $1.75 to $20.00. BOY’S Estate, OVERCOATS From $1.50 to $10.00. Insurance and Loans. Don’t buy a suit or overcoat until you see -From tbe French. iota for udc. gNAPPEN A VanARMAN^ many of tbe c«utrop« that a™ pubUdxri fa (Over Hartlag* Kattonal Bank.) tbe Ulurtratol U* "“H ot ..ki tebre iu»l Mig5«*tiutbmw>t in by varioua people. Mr, Oitbuu lulls a Tribune reporter WILLIAM B.8WEEZEY, Attorney that tbe eoutrary t' tew. “Otit.crf l.C.O YV At Law and Solicitor in Chancery. found available for All Wool Scarlet Knit Mittens, 20 Regular 50-cent Uuderwear, 40 Kersey Pants, 25 Extra Fine Scotch Caps, 50 Fine White Shirt, double back and front 50 WILLIAM b. bweezey, >V Justice Of tbe Peace. una — -— Pictur'd readily •uu»«|tw tbenwbrea U tba working on colored pnnta like tbowoTTbe Judge and Puck, bec«U*u they must forecast public affair* and tbo wtUatlan* ot tbo day. —Tb« JouranliiL ful reroltectlcu* of hi. "utility" day* on tbe stage, •nothing." be *ay*.-«»M exceed tbe agony of rtulritair °n tbe ritipr. wttbeut " ■ IA K. trlnl some Of the lute*. । ui” wwuwant* to realias it bt him stand, Mill my stocky \ JJARY C. COBB, FASHIONABLE DliEtfSHAXER, The Iui«ent Ktyl*-* Alway* Roppll»d. to L. A. 19Dl"Fri2y evening. ■» T«» Ball. x H johxhon, M. W. J. A PAVIA A A__________ _ _____ Lawyer, The largest stock of Gloves and Mittens in Barry County at the very lowest prices. R. K. GRANT Cash Clothier �The Hastings Banner. thia and think It is worth traveling 6 miles to i*e. it deriving ita namo from the bright crvrtal rocks of whim it to formed. Another curiosity, though not wholly natural, fa what is called a WITH AN ANCIENT RACE. GYPSY CIVIL GOVERNMENT. Hastings, Mion.. December 9.1886. Circuit Court.—Following are the proceedings of the November term of Circuit Court, which adjourned Satur­ day; People va. Chauncy Hall; forgerv. Plead guilty. Sentenced to one year at Jackson. People vs. Wm. F. Reynold?; assault with in tret to commit rape. Case di»mls*ed. ■ People vs. Jas. L. Gregory and Esther A. Madison; adultery. Plead guilty. Gregory sentenced to one year at Jackson, Mid Mr*. Madison one year et Detroit house of correction. People va. Wm. Burgree; assault with intent tn murder. Nolle prosimd. Wm. D. Robison and Wm. C. House v*. Royal Insurance Co.; garnishee: Jury—verdict for delense by’direction of the court. Daniel J.Power* vs. Lewis P. Fender Ell Cline and Harman Towne; eject­ ment Continued. Wm. 8. Goodyear, Frank G. Goodyear and G. A- Barnes, plaintiffs, vs. Itob’t R. Hay nets, et al., deiendanis; asMinipHL Jury—verftet for plaintiffs for 8315.22. Lewis C. Beadle va. David IL Trego yoked to a train of freight wagons. The driver of these i« seldom called anything but a Bullwhacker. Tbe crack of hi* uncouth whip is frequent­ ly mt loud as the report of a revolver or ordinary shotgun. These freighters are said to exnip out summer and win­ ter. Although it has been 10 degrees below zero, I scarcely noticed the cold, and certainly have not suffered. Cold weather is not noticed here as much as East, on account of the dry atate. of the at mosphere. Taking all into ronsideration 1 must say that life in Deadwood ia alaiiit as pleasant as in good old Michigan, t r go where we may life has its ups and down, joys and sorrows. Very Truly Your*. JAY SMITH. BMILR8. And now tlirmrrrhiint wary Will derm it i errwary A printed sheet, although square, is called a circular, because it is intended to go round. It is quite in keeping with the eter­ nal fitness of things for h man who drink* corn whisky to be a little husky. An editor, in acknowledging the sift of a peck of onions from a sulvcritier, says: “It ix such kindness as this that brings tears to our rye*." A newspaper says: “We have adopt­ ed the eight-hour avstem In our office. We eomnivnce work at eight o’clock in the morning and dose at eight in the evening." pass on tbe case. Settled. Jeremiah M. Rqgers vs. Amos Fau­ sey; assumpoit. Continued. John W. Holton vs. Elbert M. Mvers; atatimpflit. Judgment, plaintiff for 83U6.W Levi Holmes v|. Hiram PettengiD; ------------- u plaintiff for asMiimi •363 56 Edgar D. Reed va. Elmer S. Thorn; attachment.. Judgment by default for •201. ., Mary Norton vs. Sophia Kenfield; foreclosure. Settled. Peter Durham vs. Julia Durham; divorce. Decree. Cor* M. Freeman va. Geo. B. Free­ man; divorce. Decree. Mare Dollar vs. Peter Dollar; divorce. ■ Mrs. Mulligan—“Ami ao yon have no mother now?” Motherless boy—“No, mum." Mrs. Mulligan—“Well, me boy. when­ ever you feel the want of a good lick­ ing come to me and 1'11 be a mother to you."—Boston Journal. A couple of rural visitors in a house gallery were trying to pick out their congressmen on Um door. “I can’t dis tlnguish h|m.” said one, after a hopeless visual observation. “Of course not," was the honest reply; “he can't even distinguish himself.'— Washington Crit­ ic. ! Clara (Bobby's big sister)—1 heard father coifing you a little while ago, Bobby. Bobby—Did he say Robert or Bobby ? ' Clsra—Be said Robert. Bobby (with a serious look in his eyes}—Then I guexs 1 had better see what he wants.—Harper's Bazar. Minister—You ought to come to our ehnreh. John, and to our Sunday school. Chinaman—What fol? M.—We want to try and do you good, to save your soul; in short, to make you a Christian. C.-Chltatlan! No, No. Me tetther be heathen Chinee. Heathen Chlnre hulLnobody. Chlistlan come and bleakee my window—Boston Courier. Old Lady (suffering from hiccoughs, to drug clerk)—Young—man, I want to—get some liquor— Ork (hastily)—Can’t do it madam. You’ve had enough alrea— Old Lady (frigidly)—Some liquorice. Boston Record. Probably tbe largest city on record in Henderson. North Carolina. Tt was in­ tended to extend the limits 1.000 yards in each direction from the depot, but th- printer made the HR read 1.000 mllre. and the bill pa-wed tbe legislature without the error beir.j noticed. A printer don’t rush to the doctor every time he is out of “sorts." Nor tn Here. wksthin forty of there natur­ the l»aker when he Is out of "pl” N or al llluminatora in the di,. By joins tv heU when he want* the -devil." Nor -..-J —K.. n upon a mountain called White Rocks, to the east of our dty. we are enabled which Nor to the cabioM shop when he wants ‘•rnrnitnre.’’ Nor to the bank when he wmta-quoins.” Nor to a girl when Elegant Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, $ilk Silk Mufflers, Fichus, Table Linens, Towels, Dress Goods, Shawls, Qloaks, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier and regulating medicine, is characterized by three yeeuUarittas. uamrly: ‘ 1st 2d: 3d: Millinery Goods! The proport Ion In which tbe root*. Can all be bought at Very Low Prices, at The proeew by which the settee ZR/u-ssell’s Tbe result is a medicine of unusual strength gypsy civil government, if it may lie given so dignified a term, would seem to have tolore uncq-Lxlled. ThMO peculiarities belong exclusively to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and are New Stars, 1st Door west of National Bank. Unknown to Others gANTA CLAUS Hood s Sarsaparilla is prepared with tba through deviated authority. This jieople headache, or kidney and liver complaints. cal and social philosophers would te phased to call a semi-dviliaed people, is found a infinitely more perfect in theory, and exact toric symmetry rather titan actual liberty There are also found Will make his Headquarters at my Store, where will be found Hood’s Sarsaparilla a Large Assortment of both “I recommend Hood's Ranxp. -Ul* to all my friends as tbe best blood purlfler on earth." Wm. Garr, druggist, Hamilton. O. - Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured me of scrof­ ulous humor, and done me worlds «f good otherwise.^ C- A. Abxolp, Arnold. Me. A bock containing many cddliional atatemeou of cures will be sent to all who desire. / ' - Useful and Ornamental Hood’s Sarsaparilla Consisting of Books by Dickens, Roe, Pansey, Ma­ rion Harland, &c. Also the Red Line Poeta mly by C. L HOOD ft CO., Lowell. Mm*. IOO Oom* One Dollar. Dolls, China and Glassware, Toys and Gimes for the Childrens Michigan Centra! tilea such respectable belongings. Of these And a General Holiday Stock. Our assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks and Wpaps is large and prices low. Highest market price paid for Live Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruits and Beans. griming, on bring bantered to sell tbe one nag which drew our hide democratic wagon. Falls Route. M. J. GOSS, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. v*i«TW*kl Prairieville, Mich. with drink, and coolly invited me to assist JUST RECEIVED I tion of my Gypsy companion's thrift transformed into grye (horse). He Should Have Patience.—A tele­ graphoperatorin Milwaukee was one day trying to call up an office in a small town in the interior of Upstate, where the instrument was presided over by a woman. Be was about giving up in deepair when the operator in another xmall town distant frqtfi the first ticked out theouerv:. ' ■‘What Id heaven’s name do you want?" “I WBDt Mia*-Brown at Bureville," replied the Milwaukee man. “I have Iwn trying to get her for the last half the pleasant things hour." • . “That is nothing,” came the reply. "There is Myoung i eDow clerking in a dry goods store who has been try ing to am not blighted, K her for the last three rears and he not succeeded yet Do not get dis­ aught in gypsytan allied tn tbe ancient and couraged."—Chicago Rambler. BmsdiiBe dunn vs. An unlit* Dunn; divorce. Decree. Catharine M. Weaver vs. Daniel H. Wrever-Aivorte. Decree. Rebecca Gdh-land vs Alexander N. GLMeland; divorce. Decree. Mary Petit vs. Alvin W. Petit; divorce. Decreet 4 . Nancy Ilowarfh vs. John Holden et al; bill to set aside forged deeds, mort­ gage*. eta. Decree tor complainant. Edwin Wilcox vs. buwm Wilcox; bill to annul nuLrriage. Decree. Four divorce cases were continued, and seven chancey cases, other than divorce, were also continued. To-nlabt as my mind wander* back to old friends in and around Hastings, I am compelled to notice how much different everyday lite is made by the distance of little more than une 26th of the way around this sphere, so called cur’s. The merry and homelike jingle of the sleigh bell* resound throughout the hills and mountains. To-night we receive no mail from the East. The coaches are blockadtd by a Dakota bllztard somewhere between here and Bapid City. How many will remain ignorant of the good or bad news, “so Dear and yet so far," caused by this little catastrophe, we are left to imagine, aa lhe official businem of Uncle Sam in D, is a matter ot no small importance, if it is carried on by stage lines; Deadwood being the mail center of a number of mining camps throughout the hills- How much it verifies the stories of old coach day*, as we stand in tbe door wav and watch this grand old monarch of the road roll io with it* precious cargo of paremgwr* mail and express drawn by dx splendid horst*. Deadwood, as is supposed by some, is not the canter of the outlawed west, it is a citv of alwut 3.500 to 4.000 inhabitants and enjoys several racxiera improvements, which some other cities of the same sice in the East have not. Gypsy would as soon think of Incoming A man is never so sure that he is perfectly sober as when he is tuleraHv drunk.—Chicago Times. He wm a carpenter. Be had lifted his hammer to strike a nail. Did he strike? Not much! He pau«ed. then returned the hammer to his box. The Adolph Brand et al vs. Adelbert Merchant; attumpslL Judgment for 12 o'clock whistle bad blown. He was working by the day. plaintiff for 811^.75. • John B. llulta/appellee vs. Silas C. “I called on Miss Snobson last night," Henry, appellant; assumpsit Continu­ said young Slim?, llspingiy, “and when ed. I went in she frowned and said: “You Lewis C. Beadle, appellee, vs. Daniel here sgaln Y” Then she yawned all the F. Newton, appellant; rejflevin. Jury evening and looked at the clock, and judgment for appellee for 82. when 1 went away she didn’t shake Schuyler jKoIlar, appellee, vs. Law- hands or ask me to come again. Now, reoef Aleburi, uppefluDt; (reftpuBs on if she doc* that, many more times 1’11 the case. Jury judgment for plaintiff stop going there."—Life. for 85. . “Msmma, did Daniel Webster build Salathid R. Hall vs.Th«deus L. Hall; awumpdL Judgment for plaintiff for the diciioDarj?" asked little Willie. “No, my child, it was Noah: why do you ask?" “Weil," hesitated Willi?, Stephen Springett. appellee, vs. Chas. C. Wolcott, appellant; asaumpsiL Con­ “my Sunday school teacher don’t know nuffln’Y" -Wbvr “She said Noah tinued. Peter Juism Joseph Cook; tres­ built the ark."—Peck's Sun. LIVE IMDXAJDWOOD. KD, HAMM MB. They will A merchant who gives no credit can heed the injunction, “poet no bills.” A man has been fined 850 for keeping a cow. The cow belonged to a neigh­ bor. CHRISTMAS Three Peculiarities questioned elation worthily won. The call to arms—“John take the baby.” ticatto C. Nash and Duane 11. Nash vs. Louis Norton; attachment. Contin­ ued. In Re of the appeal of Thomas M. Dil­ lon from the allowance of lhe aervunts of Adam WolfMxecutor of lhe estate of Thomaa Dillon, deceased. Submitted. Frank Mead vs. Miner Mead and Edwin Hyde; replevin. Settled.) George W. Ingram vs. Ihuisba Bare; trespass on the case. Reason Bare vs. George W. Ingram; assumpsit These eases were consolidated under title of Bare vs. Ingtain. Jmy—judgment for plaintiff in sum of 97a. Albert F. HochsLulter et al vs. Her­ bert M. Lee; awutnpsiL Continued. Addison P. Cook vs. Anna Whitney et al; ejectment Continued. Silas Stafford v«.Sarah Morgan; eject­ ment. Continued. D. W. Osboru & Co, appellant vs. Edward Murray, appellee; assumpsiL Jury—judgment for appellant forfea- when you will be looking for some 'Prerent for rvffi-rrnre, Address, He." It only re­ main* to add that the writing of this wu fully 88 original Bit the spdllng. There is a man In London town and he {h wnnilmut wbw; when»'V»*r hft writes the printer man h* d->U«l nt! his I**. And when he dotted nil of th**m with great ••sang frol«i" an«l pw, he pnnrtuatre'pnrh parngr.iph, and ••rouses crime upon any considerable number. Ttare all his t’*. Upon one ride alone he wrhw, and never roll* hl* Icavea; and from the man of Ink a amll>'.anri marks “irw-rt" rmvA Ami when a qtieatl«»n h»* doth ask (taught Widely hv haa he»f»Khe doth the giaallv penny stamp, live* apparently a little apait from tbe bey- for postage hark. put in. By which U* catch the coming winter trade. A rousing demonstration—getting a growing buy out of bed. THE TIME HAS ARRIVED Hint: ’Pbawr inaurt the in ’’roate:" “A rexpectN ADEQUATENESS AND SIMPLICITY Of totes....... :............ Another invoice of HaoriNiis............. .. Including some of the finest Satin-lined Overcoats ever shown in the State, and at the astonishing low price of $20.00. Onr special line of $10.00 Overcoats include some of the most staple goods in the market, including Beavers, Worsteds and Chinchillas. Furnishing Goods. rsffliic Mldiirrtite: . run by idnrtlHb meridian oVratQal But that sort of witchery is fading slowly out a! the gipsy people. Little by little the younger blood, tenderly enough, but surely ami stubbornly, refuare its mystictan, dread, and fetich glamour. But they stand as man bedevilinent of 1O.O0U years Our Furnishing Goods Department is complete in every par­ ticular for the Holiday trade. ‘ We have a fine line of Neck­ wear, Silk Mufflers, Gloves, Underwear, Socks, Handkerchiefs. Collars and Cuffs. We have a fine line of Gold Headed Silk Umbrellas, very suitable for a Christmas gift. If you contemplate buying anything in our line for the Hol­ idays, be sure and see us, as our goods- are all new, of the lat­ est styles, and at tbe lowest cash prices. E W. MORRILL & CO., Well as I “One Price Clothiers. P. S.—For the same quality of goods we sell tbe cheapest of any hovse in Barry County. tbe heart of tbe night of tba centuries. With soar? of dogs, “of diet spars and slight," like old TattaeV Greek cnurscre. almost voicetao, sedate, even melancholy, but fuller of ticaineu than sentiment; and tuiki'm many, gay, jolly, rollicking, tbs buffoons of the band, —a .—.Lit ...J — •_ gipsy kind as It moves upon Um road into 1,000,OOOJffi RIVER BOTTOB HD UHMDS Wr ssie as Ortett tert tsr Oteh. nd low Hates. K THE LITTLE MCI <FWT WITH RJULWM CO. FM tatami Ute II ns Wrt. On our counters we have placed a new and fresh stock of Holiday Goods. Toys! Toys! OF ALL KINDS! gun being dragp>.vi off, and having tart both ...I, .MW V, VOT China Decorated Cups & Saucers, Bohemian Vas­ es, Bread and Milk Bette, Cupe and Mugs, EXTENSION LIBRARY LAMPS! Handsame Painted Lamps, X‘. Table OrlEtfiM9-vur£tx*ei ; And a Fine Stock of Nuts, Candies and Fruits. Call and See them. Grocer. �LINCOLN'S OLD HOME. different THE VKITOR'S INTEREST CENTERS Tbz, 5y from one part to another without Jut'S anrA.^ LimmwU and ••OUT THREE ROOMS. M|T1, dang-roufweouiM they are liable to th- disease to some vital organ and c^c imdant death. Rheumatism and utandgia ircdi«eaacaof the blood, andean orfy I- reached by a remedy which will dHTt from the bfool the dangerou* acids. . i^i, a remedy is Athlopboro*. It has been t^Mighly tested and is a safe, sure cure. Pr>. K F. Iu»wen>, 902 Stats Su, Racine, i Wu. v-'va; “ f have i-ecn troubled with ■— —------- . - - ----- ’ ,T nu&jri«g ** ®u-h P*,n “.•o<a« do Wll“ iIhj -aise complaint, <ny difficulty being oi the joint*, it wm ntoUly in inv Utrie y. iata «»that it was with much diffieut. dial I could bend thew, especially i, op end down stairs. Ourinir the ■ton I lunibcvo troubled in thi* way I Um c.y noti'c, •»<! being anxious to get K<,' 'rclitd, I thought I would Crvlt. After oatMc it for «■',’ort lil“e 1 <M <©1>ead c, !..-k - eacily, and could go up and down without suffering any inconveniunro. Jonesville, Wiacounu. I M-a- m-noualy afflicted with rheutnaryvu in toy hip* and lower limbs, ao that it »• v ith ‘great trouble and intense pain Uuw I i old move around. I hare now I Mie- bottle of yo«r Athlophoro* with . ®n>« milogtau -. it from Galvo vfadtod hfo oM tram, fa Aprin^id a ab^ ttine Hi tree. The boaae stand* today aubatanthdly m Lincoln toft iu A few -q-r—xrj globs, wroal ami bolding iu bls mouth tbe wtruth, grmx«i ... BOOTS fattier SHOES' lariing. Algy-Dut I will ray to him Abut tnUcud ot toaing a daughter lie will gaiu a *on. Angety—I wouhlu't du that, tore, if yna rvnily trains bowe, with gubh nx>f, rtaudlng hijb nt» from <ha TA. > .T funand and tbo fair of U» ealafalco that bore ll™ ituuaiiut can toil frel n h-u.-u of mt Ufa*.tfoa tiutl thia vtubUtu of pwu'eful author­ ity which •urmoanb.'d tbe fum-roi car of tbe umnlerexi |W^MeDt u in Mich «f«k*epfog. Mr. OMroyd priwa it and joaiuusdy swrea Upm the tbo muMratn, which originally were probably Good Goods at Bottom / minute dtacripUon. It I*. aulndanUid in it* took*, but plain and unpretotitloua lUmghly •peaking, the roam* are ■ymu*'t< ir-ttiiy ar­ ranged ou either ddc Of a ball which run* Urotiou. |a»unuM.-« Agent, Em: Milwaukee St. Prery dniggfatahnaid keen AtMophoro* Atiikraboro* Fills, but where they ud. GERmXnre They nuigwin date froui 1H» to ForPaiifJgfgg . .1... .1____4.ui„ Lincoln'^ adrainiiti-nt Ion. d either '.carriage paid) on receipt ul 1'u.r price, which is fl.00 per bottle \thloplioro* sod fiOe. for Pills- -x-ivral people have picked up^fu and flu Greenback*on the beach near Musktgou. -/jppoHed to have been part of the sioiiev which the captain of the ikhotjner Conway had when that veuel w*. wmked and the captain drowned. John M. Keck’s furniture store at Ann Arbor bM Ih**Q taken charge of by lb- trainee of the mortgagees and the store doted -until further notice.” tSawXftVxVXlil’S Home thirty dif converted into a Lincoln muwuui, and the latter into n war muwviin'.'' Throe • I \ Mr. Okiroyd. who i> a member ot tbe today b. ba. ovre 2JW different artiek. ^-Ully^rteun.ugtoMr. Ltorota. Mr. OMrord admit? that he is something <>f a crank SAFE. SURE, PROMPT ’ J" JZXXf^bte^ Mr^Oldroyd baa l*cu indefatigable in °T; Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. Yon will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. He is prepared to serve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. * Eave-Troughing a Specialty. \_ It ia cartoua tn notice what <nit-o(-lbe-way things will be picked up and cix-rinbed by a a* 10c.. 50c. baDowtd m it to by tbe prewroro of OMroyd1* £djtor Tefft. of the Mason News, fig-1 tin- that the Bohemian oats agents j carried $250,000 out ot Ingham i.unty. The Irfuling buainwB men of' ficanvly an article of furniture ia admitted Mjh>e sav that the speculation has led I into tbe rooms except it belonged to I jneota to hard times and slow collections in or is rerkdmt of Unooln'k history. Ewpcci I ogham county. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and Met hem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sulel 'Hr. Jucksocfk Eye Salve is a prompt .tod positive cure for all diseases of the .:«• to iniiamation. granulation, and weakaeM of vision. It costs but 25 (wnu. and is highly recommended for pifen. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out liemember the place, and yours respectfully, autograph kMerw of Lincoln ore Hurt Rounds made a disturbance nt a S.dvidion Army meeting in Howell Lujo'ln’v gnqpt form and benignant faro fiieMay night. He knocked down the ; beodtog Oder it . v village ’ m.imhal. who rose and split 1 uwoouTa oyrtes csaik. open the bully’s head with a stick of I wood, and then lodged him in the cool- presented to Mr. Oldroyd by Mr*. Gm. Uncoin'■ I. Davidenti Burna, and that Lincoln apht. Jhlroyd'i. coll^-tlun baa IH penalh- ronnertad with Lincoln, occupira a . . ....... > _ « . <— ; ■ aamr 11 made payable < ur Improx-roeuta at Menominee during the polish will Hfc« war library now numhere 1,100 volumea. Bomoef tbeae books, of eoorw, are ot littie intrinsic value, bet many ore of ezccpdoual l» A MAINS? ArdoSrHug Great Bargain* In the principal sui uf Ofteeti hundred dollars with ail arreariu-ea of InU-reat tbervon. should at the option ofaald mortgagee*, their executor*. admlnlMratur* or *adgna. become am be due and p*y»»'lc Inmwllraeiy UNhalur. although been made in tbe payment <>f U»r interval due lhe IBth day of Augu,t. A. D. IM3. tbe ictb dsy of Augunt. A. D. tSM. tbe l«b day of August. illuminated war -tivelopea that were meh a A D. 1Mb, and the Htli day of August. A. D. rage during th^rebellian. Over four tbot» ISM. and Die same having remained unjwld and arrears for tbe space of thirty dare and up­ and Of IbCTp are prrtUly arnuigud to < caas. tn ward*. and still remains unpaid. Die aforesaid principal sum of fifteen hundred dollars with all arrearages of interest thereon, la now de­ due and putable by tbe terms of said SOO Unton war eonp with illundaMBd dared mortgage, and there Is now claimed to be due at Die date of tils notice the sum of two tbou-. and ami three and !U-tooths dollars, and no suit or proceed lugs cither st law or In equity Laving been InsttlUtrd to recover the moneys secured BARGAINS I mlrwrerwi corm, ■■— — - - - - ntoro of ooo Of tbo *11* *nd hnd a penbokfer Srwd outofNt. in sba,- Hk» a goora quilh to Chi* be hod tltu-1 » pvu. Tlx-n. Iwing .. . . . ___ . .UK.-un u ltor. Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., orakl aHlLOH* VITALIZKR b wbal yin need lor । j-.tinn. Low o! appetite. Dizziness and all niup,.4*w uf Dv«prpGa Fries 10 and 75 rent* ;-r (• 4::- Wd by W. H. Goodrear. A.CAMPBELL A. BLACK. Default ba'hiK been made to theccndlttoue of H. & nun i muui x ■otuuUnng r»|«*ciaUy toochtag in 1 sougx, touniiootod aaveloj** and tbe like rHlDiH'W COUGH and consumption curv I* ■ ,c by u« mi a juarante^Il caret eonsutup- *oeh case made and provided, notice la hereby given that on tuturday. December »U>. A. D. IMS.- at 10 o’clock iu the foreuooti we shall w-U at public auction to tbe higtieat bidder at tbe kJv.. nl I"nn.. Kim., tn ' Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed BrsLclass. Prioee that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from alwayson hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; funush esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largely increased sales show that we are sncceseuL As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We crd and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank tbe public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co. tbo msravitud and illumination*, and mak■ _ _ ... .in.il. ftkw. original MILLINERY! For the Next 30 Days, That ‘ Will Defy Competi­ tion! Gene and get our Frices before buying Beat Felt Hats. 90 cents. latest style Toboggan Caps, 75 cents. Fiu-cimUora, SI 25. Anil other goods to proportion. ru tn. siitor the nitre to get good good* tbe e»l H In tbe Jones Block, Jefferson St. dilt-S. EK1GHNER & KUHLMAK. • P*KM FGK toU.K.-4>»e Of the bert form* In F m Carlton towmhlp, <»f one bundrod aero*, r.xx.t iwrr* under good rulUmtlon. goo*! astiA- and barn, abo corn barn grantry. ne«,-i>ani. all i-htilce Irttll. ffinxl w»U F In well and. crock, sugar trash of co trees. For further p.u-r-“"TOM5»V»Ki 'S And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. XAKINU A OOIXXCTION. one of LiDcolnV old txdMeada CATARRHS esinacr TAR ROLLER MILL royd dr light* to show them to fri-uda and rtrangera. bobby, and today Doerr k>M an opportunitys amJon * positive' HASTINGS MICH. mode to otoblidi ranebra to the territory.Chicagu Time*. This roUeetfon of dlwwunra • l._L^w -r lb. W IllttK-r U>r uuu.——-------. UK< wnr uiuwu.u. ------- ------------- . mmUoned with tbe roqurot n3d n-Ucs picked n? on various batMboold u« them in tbe cotnpwdtton of tincarefully observed, ft-lds are c-oaunon to nil such collections, i ..torn- rn.H-u.... and p«n Were sent .. ------ -------- u-l MUMieh tz. demand mention­ ta^ritieii on the *!«»': *® coP‘”d tbpm for lbo , Tte U—~U«ltoiu toiS u« ! umreprUtom "I U.«vtoV ton. b«— tor reader* benefit___ ' Lot. ■III.IorWM.l» to n»»r. to » T ATEST NEWS! being wltuate to Ut* township <’f Vaukrr Hpnngs, iu the County of Barer.raid RUte ot Michigan, and described M foftowa to wit: The north -nr; The apirtt of tbe bigbe#* Mined SnmUZ-Wre- Mrtalta—1 .r~t to wto.b to -TO*■*I Hto •» “"™ u“t ' reward tbe devotee for his palm than tbe Linroln rroidroro and tba coUeetmo* It u®QlWUfU>*‘ O'0"1 u,“7‘------taina—“F. W. M-" in Chicago Ttoie*. a.~.r Miw l. Willlamt, of ,,fc- . I Iwok wflllwi wiU»ww*-mp«T clipping*. gt'MR - « to- EL p.^ - u? SXL TS-WWli. <ta.orr-l <■» • KSJUroi-tu. tor “J I containing clrhtY-oue acres, mon* or less. J. DAVIDSON BllHNS. DAVID KCOOK. PHIM1 A.BHK1.LM)N. Mortgage**. CUAH. K. BAUKR. Attorney tor MortgagotB. 1 PARKer'sHAIR BALSAM HINDERCORN Plymouth harW.wlth su-bW-F — l«l.t llto-to; r-,v«i n'tln-r tlK-offlvr observed wnu w prtw and obj««ed with indignation, t-liat of £ Un- “ml no port boles ••No," said Turner,” certainly not. If y« will walk up to ML Ed^xxue. and va] offl'wr. »U1! ;wrt bote* ,l,pn! . Y£'. ••1 know that well enough, bit WILSON WASHBOARDS. Tbero Wrahboard* ««•»«’• Bagtoew. H. M. MYGATT , with the eburtfe fa that •*•» » • ft taltoi all the well onea to take *-J Special Sale of Lamps. Another lamp bouse gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doz. of their lamps at prices that no othKin Barb- Co. can reach. To see ani get pnoes will convince you at once. New Pineapple Glassware—Perfect Daisies. look St onr stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water Seta ever offered in the city. We have Tobacco for the name money of any other house in the 1 Owavs did have. We have the cheapest line of Gloves and Mite we ever had. We will have the larger* hue of HOLIDAY goods We ever bad. Onr Grocery Stock is compiete, and1 ’ejrjll not be undersold by any man on same quality of goods. Bring your produce; we want it Yonp truly, . . SMITH. BAI3 ft VaAMWI. �GREAT GUNS, WHAT GOODYEAR k BARNES Have Opened a Chance for Bargain Seekers! For Two. Weeks Only, Commencing Saturday, December 4th, 1886, At these Extreme Low Prices we are obliged to make this Strictly for Cash. The extreme Low price that everything is bringing this Fall, has induced us to meet it with such a REDUCTION in our Prices as will make lappy. AL SALE, you will be sorry. With this Great Reduction we must refuse all credit. Below £Li*e 3,000 YARDS, 1,500 YARDS, Good Gingham, 5527 tiie Many Bargains: 5,000 Yards , Others ask 6c. for the same As good as you can buy else­ thing. where for cents. 1,500 Yards 1,500 Yards Check Shirting 1 PRINT von 6 Cents. 500 Yards COTTON FLANNELS Kentucky Jean, 5 cents. e Cents. Yon can not buy to match it at less than 8 cento. And Loto of it 500 Yards Bleached Cotton Reil Twilled Flannels, YARD WIDE, ALL WOOL, AT GOOD QUALITY. 20 cents. Regular price, 20 cents. Usual price, 8 to 10 cento. Always sold at 80 cents. 20 Dozen Ladies Scarlet Wool Bed AU ffool Hits ATI, LINEN. SPECIAL We shall sell it at from 5 to 6 cents. SHAWLS. We have the largest PRICES, At 81.00. stock in Barry County. 10, 12>4, 25 cts. 15 CENTS GOOD COTTONIlndigo Blue 3 cents 3 Cents. and Cash only. Dffer are First Class My Friend, if you Don’t take advantage of Come and bring your neighbors, and see fo 60 Pieces, CASH! purchase the necessities, before the long winter, which is before you, sets in. ^NOW IS YOUR CHi The Goods w 31 Pieces. This Sale is for The belt value to be bed. Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Special Prices. On which we are making special prices. THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY I Green Coffee. 12 i cents; others ask 18 cents. BosHted " 12j “ “ • 15 “ Nutmegs, per ounce, 5 cents; others ask 8 cento. Anti- Washboard Soap, per bar, 5 cento. Allspice, It cents. 5 lbs. best rice for 25 cento. 25 “ C Sugar, for *1.00. . We have loto of it . Matches, 900 in a boa, 85 boxes for 25 eeota. Cinnamon, whole, per lb., IScente; others ask 80 cento. 16 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 81.00. Water White Oil, very best 11 cento per gallon. Paekage Bird Seed, 6 onto; others ask 10 cento. 16 “ Confectioner’s A Sugar for 81.00. Coarse Packing Salt per sack, 20 ante. Beet Soda, 5 cento. 18 ‘ White X C Sugar for *1X0. 20 “ XC Sugar for *1X0. •s- ’ Baking Powder, 1 lb., 20 eta.; i lb, 10 eta.; J lb. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-12-16.pdf 34c6b8e4ddd7ed24c0cd31f3453331e7 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 16, 1886. VOL. XXXI. NO. 33. DETROIT County News. BOLIU. PRAIRIEVILLE. Christmas goods at both storey. A variety of jewelry can be had at Brown & Cairns, as Mr RIKAie has returned with goods for ELEGANT. the holiday trade. G. A. R. dance and oyster supper at HbU’ 22<1' v'- A cor­ WATCHES, dial Invitation extended to all. M. Armstrong. Carpenter Sprague A Co. returned from their northern hunt­ ing trip last week, bringing with them JEWELRY, »veral fine deer as a proof of their snore*. Abe Armstrong and wife are visit­ DIAMONDS, ing relatives hereabouts.' The notice of the death of the wife of Manly Chase in but week's paper was SILVERWARE. considerably mixed, as is often the due I notice. Changes are made and names LEATHER GOODS, misspelled or entirely different ones umxI. for which the correspondent is not nnponaibte Mrs. Chase’s maiden name was May Towne, daughter of Hon. A. C. Towne, and wife of Manly Chase. The missionary society was entertain­ mbSi-lccted from the Superb ed by Mrs. Frank Wales last. Wednmdav. Rev. Bruce was abte to fill his ap­ pointments as usual Sunday. SUBSTANTIAL. Clocks & art Cools. «T, KAY & CO., oodtrani A BOWENS MILLS. Ch»rlm Giliasple and wife, of Hope,, visiting at Thomas*Black man's? «yMUtwalThoma. BtackmanX R rr., ' are Lillie Gillaspie, who has been for the past year at Allegan, him returned to her home at Bowen. Mrs. Hill, of Irving, is spending a few days at Buel Bradley's. Mias Lund Coolage is home on n fir Our Optical Department is m vacation. of poat competent oculists, and Ed. Briggs and A<Ltm Tuckler have wt examine eyes FREE OF CHARGE. returned from the nbrth woods. The boys report plenty of snow up north. Withey Post. G. A. R.. at their last meeting elected the following officer* for the ensuing year: Commander—C. W. Armstrong. 8. V.- Frank M. Bixler. J. V.—John C. Jordan. Chap.—I. M. B. Gillaspie. Surgeon—.loen N. Stewart. _/, Q. M.—Wm. P. Streeter. O. D.-L. D. Prior. 8. (i.-T. J. Mayer. Post decided to have a public installa­ tion on tbe evening of Jan. 6th. A general invitation is extended to every­ body. There will be a camp fire dur­ ing the evening. There will be a public meeting and Christmas tree at I.O.G. T. Hall on the evening of Dec. »th. There will be speaking, recitations and vocal music conncected with the affair. All are invited. Some 40 members of Barlow lake lodge 1. O. G.T,vblted the Middle­ ville lodge last week. CamDus Martig. DETROIT. BENTLEY BROS. & Farm Wagons, Double Shovel Plows, ROAD SCRAPERS, PINE LUMBER, (H EMLOCK AND 1’1 N EJ (PINE A'ND CEDAR.) Cedar Fence Posts, Joist and Studding, FLOORING and Maple, Sask, Doors d Blinds, l-omice Mouldings, residence north of the school bouse. Looks as though we might get a run of sleighing for the holidays. K. E. Sturgis has returnrd for the hoiIdays. Dick, when? C. L. Glasgow and wife have returned from Jonesville. And now that skatiug on the lee is knocked in the head by the snow, the rollers will in all probability become popular again. With fine weather, 0. Paul Smith will undoubtedly have immense bouses Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Report from Vermontville says he's im­ mense. Mrs. Ella Shrigley, nee Wolcott, of Homer, Is visiting her parents here. I’hilo Sheldon and Baker Shrteer. of Hastings, were in town last Wednes­ day. A tame dove flew into one of the win­ dows of the Methodist church last Sun­ day during the reading of the lemon, and remained through all the aw vires. What kind of an omen wan'd The Naahvllle orchestra have issued invitations for n danue at the opera house on Christmas eve. Mias Eva Pincomb. whose illness we mentioned but week, has been com­ pelled to resign her position in the schools on account of her health, and a lady from Saginaw has taken her 11. M. Lee was defeated in his suit against the Mutual Insurance Co. of Barty, Jcmia and Kent counties, but will airry it higher. \ B. B. IL Lee Le-< is to going roimr on the road selling ' B. a patent truck for store, wareroom and depot use. S. S. Ingerson was al Jackson last week attending the Sunday school con­ vention. The K. of P. lodge is booming since its removal to Ils new quarters. Club dances are being talked of. . O. U. SUCKER. ORANGEVILLE. TOUR CORNERSLiterary ' at the school house tliis week Saturday night with 11. B. Andrus as president and W. J. Kennedy as vice president. Mn. Wm. Snvder. of Ionia, has been visiting her mother Mrs. C. Senter the pa*t week. • Aluut forty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. Benter came pouring In upon them last Saturday evening, giv­ ing them a genuine surprise. Music, both vocal and instrumental, games etc, were indulged in, after which a nice supper was served. In behalf of the company Jay Barnum prt*4'nt4-d Mrs. Senter with a beautiful decorated* shade lam* as a token of their good wishes. Clayton Price has moved into the houM owned by Oltee Black. Truman Morsion is on the aick list. Gouch Perkins bundayed at the “Cotton Plantation," Homer Wood spent Sunday with A rah Barnum of your city. Frank WoU is staying with the preacher now. • Herbert Sprague has gone to Ionia to keep books for a lumber firm of that place. Success to you Herb! Ua Wednesday night last the air was tilled tilth shrieks and cries mough to aatonlah the nation, but to their sur­ prise it whs found to be some of >he •vbool children on the ioe on Fuller's pond. The social at Mr. Barnum's on Fri­ day night last was well attended and ail report a grand lime. They are also preparing tor another one at Mr. Sacketts this week FridayDighL Every body come and bring your better half. On Thursday evening last the friends and relatives of Kittle Townsend gave her a pleasant surprise. The evening was spent by playing that new play “.tnap-sud-caieb-'t in and others loo numerous to mention, after which they made their wav to their home*. * AUCE. Very little news thia week. *Cbarl> Murdock la very aick with inflainatisn of the* lung*; also a small child of A. M. Ctom’a. . Albert Valentine has moved into Ettie Fitulk's house for thia winter. Okl Mr. Livingston has moved into his new house, and Sam Bogart baa moved in the one vacated. Mrs. Henry Arbour la vlaiting her mother, near Plain well, this week. Belle and Ettie Faulk are both st Plainwell to atty awhile. . Mrs. Geo. Brooks, of Hastings, is visiting her daughter Mr*. Walker this week. John Turner, of Wayland, called on friends Saturday. A. P. Hodge will leave Wednesday for a three or four months visit with relative* in the eastern part of the state. Ben Wing is at home for a few days. MARTIN'S CORNERS. Mr Flora started Monday afternoon of last week fur Denver, CoL, in .ans­ wer to a telegram received that bis son was dangerously sick at the home of a cousin. Mr. Flora telegraphed home Thursday that Either was a little bet­ ter. He has typhoid pneumonia. Joel Barnhart’s baby was burled Tuesday. Wm. Wellman baa returned from Dakota. Too many hailstorms for him. Frank Mead has sold bis place to one Gillaspie. Mr. Mead intends to go to Silas Endsley has moved in with Wto brother-in-law, Norton Smith Geo. Varner hgs a sick child. Mrs. Wm. filler is sick. Some one, name nut learned, has moved Into Mr. Swarthout's log house. The Indies Aid society will meet twice a month during the winter, in­ stead of once as formerly. ■ The next meeting will be this VS ednesday at Mr*. Whetstone's. Rev. Knott was obliged to disappoint the temperance meeting Saturday eve., on account of ill health. DELTON. Very muddy at this writing, hut growing cold rapidly. J. R. Bush and wife are at Kendal s visiting their daughter Alidu. Chara Tecrpenning has been visiting her many friends and relatives about here. .. Mr. George Norwood now sports a pair of mules, and when he gets that pension they will be for sale. Wednesday last the following officer were elected for the ensuing year in the J. B. Sackett Post: Commander—F. A. Blackman Senior Vice Com.-M. Chamber ate. Junior Vice Com.—F. Chamberlain. Officer of the day—A. McCallum. Quartermaster—F. Woodman. FREEPORT. W. 8. Bouck ships poultry to Hast­ ings everv Thursday. As alrrady indicated by the gay ap­ pearance of our storm. Freeport will t« Santa Claus' headquarters this year, as usual. A son of P. K. Thomas, of Bowne, bad the misfortune to break one of hto legs while riding down hill at school last Thursday. The right of way for the new railroad has been secured from this place to the Woodland town line from, all except five persona. Mtrara. Cool A Curtiss are building an addition to their mill. 30x100 fret, and raised the frame for the same Tues­ day morning. Tbe Freeport G. A. R. band have rented the rink for the next year. There will I* skating everv Saturday evening hereafter and good music. Wm. Mott’ason met with a severe ac­ cident but Sauirdav by running hto rl.ht hand In a-Teed cutter, producing a severe lacrrutton. There will be a Chrtotmaa party at the rink Friday evening. Dec. 24th. un­ der the auspices of thr Freeport G. A. R. band. Evenbody to cordially Invit­ ed to attend. The bill will l>e 6150 in­ cluding eyster supper and care of bora- Samud Albright haa ujoved hto shoe shop into the rooms over F. h. Dem­ ing* store, opposite the grist mill. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jordan, of Wood­ land. visited Mrs. Jordan's brother. John Tebple.'and other relatives te Irv­ ing Saturday and Sunday. Mias Lucv Terple returned home with them and will go from thence to Hastings In two or three weeks. Mr. Boynton ia here to-night, and aaya the railroad to a sure thing. It will be built on the quarter line. He has contracted for 5JXX) tons of steel rails, to be delivered next May and J line, and showed us the contract He !f<* I'ricra and Estimates given on ap­ Surgeon—H. Moaier. said the contracts for tie* and Umbers plication. OffleCT of tbo Iu«rd-O. Delegate* to encamptaent—L. Barnes would he let within ten days.-Hoytvllle Cor. Grand Ledge Independent BENTLEY BROS, WILKINS. and F. A. Blackman. At the annual elecUon of Wolcott port. No. 234. G. A. R-. held Thursday NASHVILLE. Lew Clark and family are visiting at evening, Dec. 3d, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing Allegan, where Lew's mother Is quite y** r: . nick Commander —« Geo, Ingrain. Mm. Sophia Smith to quite sick at the 8. V. C.—Martin Holcomb. * home of her Ron-l“:lVrJt “i?Snk C3-. sEawroJT O. G.—H. Culler. A newly married brother of I rank j. V. C.—Hezekiah Draper. Brattin. with his bride, spent bunday O D.—Ransom Woleottftat opened a roofeettooery and cigar Q.M.—C.V. Riegler. "orao stronit h" been oonfmed to tbe in tbe Gartner bioek. south tide of State street. Surgeon—J. D. PeheleY. Chaptoin—G. T. Daniels. Mr. J. W, Boynton of the Alaska Railway Company has bwn In town this week and to rapidly perfecting ar­ ’flettie Bement, ot town, bM rangements to bulla the Grand Rapids Jc Lansing railroad. Mr .Bovntoo has the profile of the road completed, and Freeport look* as natural as life loom­ usual kicKing on taxes this > wir. MrsMarkPo wl« to visiting at Grand ing up along aide of the track, an im­ portant station on the Detroit. i ANorthernrMlway. Fr^portl Train i stop twentv minutes for dinner. Change Jara for Lowell, Hasting* and other inside fiiiik & Band Moolfliuiis Stoop Scrolls & Columns Window and Door Screens. I n timmrai sub M Home-Made Candies small towns. Urge Id-pound Cane and 20pound Stick of Candy. BT-GHu G. SEIMON. Mra. Ssrxh B-igh has returned from nn extended visit to Ohioan friends. WdlBradlev was made pa of a nine- WSKT B1LTIM0RX. WHOLE NO. 1646 The Woman's Aid society has raised about SIS for tbe benefit or the church. Mrs. Geo. Allardlng started for Win.. Friday last, where she will spend a few weeks visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Allardlng. Mira Cium and her. brother, of Campliell, Ionia Co., and Mlw bhopltell and her brother, of Ingham Co, visited at Mathias Allarding's Saturday and Sun­ day last - DOWLING. Lyda Graham visited relatives here last week. French Bros, have commenced work at their saw mill. Orasby A Herrington are doing a big buslnew at their feed and saw mill. Shooting and raffling match at the corners the 24th day and evening. The Grange is going to have a dance and oyster supper at their ball on New Year s eve. Everybody is^nvlted. would advise those mentioned above to dean up their own ddbryartto. Bmpwttuffi. . j. pet finger. It Dora not cost any thing to look Ktthe holiday good, in my Drug Store, and you can buy an nioch, or more, for your money, at at any place in the dtT. Come and m« for yoaraesvea. DX. K. H. LATHNOT Card of Thanrm.—We express our sincere thanks to those dear neighbor* and friends who so kindly aasited m during the sickness and death of our darling. _________________ QUM DROPS YANKEE SPRINGS. ■ Mrs. Dave Beard was suddenly called to the bedside of her sick daughter Myrtle Beard, at Joseph Robinson's with whom she bad t*e«n living for nearly a year. . UICK0R Y CORNERS. A Aldrich bad a narrow escape from a destructive fire In hh hardware store last week. Tbe stove pipe running through the upper door between the joints took tire and burned nearly an inch in depth. Fortunately tbe fire waa discovered m due time before much damage waa dune. Ed. Grilluy haa hix well nearly cotuEleted for the supply of water to run is engine during the winter in Adam Elliott's yvoods' where be intends to manufacture lumber. Will EllioU's horse which has been afflicted with lockjaw fof several wreks p-iat, is on the mend. Hopes are Dow entertained that he will recover. Live hogs are in good demand, Rich­ land buyers offering 61 per hundred. Quite a kicking among the policy holdem of Barry and Eaton Fire in­ surance oom pan y, who.1 wonder if ill* officers will continue to make donaliona Uirti aaacM ita meinl>ers for the aame. itev. J. Mason and wife are spending a few days at Bice Creek assisting Rev. W. White in h protracted effort, conse­ quently no services at the M. P. church uu Sunday. Mrs. B. C. Johnson has left here for her home te Lansing. Carrie Jeraap, of Orangeville, spent several days visiting among old ac­ quaintances about hem Jamm Routen is dangerously sick with but allgL* **--------- ’ ------- L>vrry. -----Harrv Ak t with scarlet fever. Additional Local Items. On Saturday laat Mr. C. 8. Hilbourn. for over three years editor and publisher of the Democrat, severed his connection with that paper. We much regret to lose Mr. I it! bourn from tbe fraternity of thia city. He haa gained a boat of friends during his residence here, by his honorable and manly course, politically and otherwise. It is a fact that he who endeavor* to publish a paper, tbe owner of which is not a newspaper man, has his pathway strewn with thorns oft times, but Mr. H. haa demeaned himself as a thorough newspaper man and a gfutieman throughout. We much doubt that Mr. Bowne can find a better man for the place. Mr. Hiibourn is as yet undeter­ mined as to bls future course. But wherever be may locate, the Banner wishes him the best of success. Mr. Cook, of Grand Rapids, occupies the brginnirt nf editorial chair vacated by Mr. H. CEDAR CREEK. J. H. Valentine and wife visited in Battle Creek last week. Frank and Fred Wilson hsve gone to their home te Mecosta county. Who will be our next deputy sheriff for this town? is the question. A. C. Wait is running his feed mill again this winter. School is progreasing finely, with Henry Campbell ns teacher. A man bv tbe name of Bristol has moved on the Carson farm, and will stay one year if nothing happens. Last Saturday evening the following officers were elected lor John Stark post. No. 249. G. A. R.. lot the ensuing i'•ear: Commander—T, J. Kelley. Senior Vh» Com.-James McDonald. Junior Vice Com.—Chan. Bergman. Offiber of i he Day—Dexter Hunt. Quartermaster—(.'has. Shoemaker. Chaplain—Henry Newman, burgeon—Conrad Rurm-11. Officer of the Guard—Ed. Tungate. Drlegntra to Department En<amj>meut—David L. Motbland anil Albert Adams. ___________ MOROO-TIIURNAPPLE. There la still about six inch's of ice on the lake. ('utling wood is the order of the day. The meetings are still in progress, but we think if the preacher continues buzzing the whole congregation for what two or three have done, the inter­ est will lie small. Mr. George Norton starts for his new home te Virginia next month. The warm weather of last wrek stopped the hauling of logs. Why, yes; Mr. Vanderbilt. We would -uppose that one of your stand­ ing could join the golden circle without a doubt. Our blacksmith is putting te good time, we should judge, by tbe nails he carrira home. __________ CARLTON. Our warm weather has caught cold. Washington Chase and wife, of Campbell. Ionia Co., visited his mm Herbert Chase Saturday and Sunday ^cilttie Landon and Samuel Roush. Jr., of Fre*port, bundayed with the former's mot her and brother. Uncle Peter Covert, of Hasttags. waa in town bunday attendlng thc dedication of the new church. Only $150 waa raised. ___ . K The cake and coffee social at J. N. Co2Jr. neO«l -bout W. Friday ev«- held Friday evening laat. the following resolutions were adopted by unanimous vote: Auoriwi. Thai L. A. l»l. Kolfhu of Labor, ia in hearty accord with the aims and objects of the Haatlngs Busin>*s M«n’s Association, and that we, as Kuigbta, believe that the effort on the Grt of that Association to secure for mcmbera, by fair and honorable means, their just dues is to be com­ mended; but abuse of such objects anti alms by individual menlbers of that Association, should not, te our opinton. be tolerated. /{nolrrtl. That the talk of “boycott" against members, of this Association, purporting to be from Knights of La­ bor, is without warrant or authority, ami If persisted in, this Assembly will publish the names of those persons so endeavoring to bring onr noble order intod|srtpute. Hastings City Bank to open for business to-day, the 15th. This is one of the solid institutions of the city, living a capital of 630,(1*J, and having been organirexi under the state banking laws The stock is owned almost entirely by i the leading business men of this coun­ ity. Messrs. D. G. Robinson, the presi­ dent: W. Jk Goodyear, vice president; । . Kmippan and Cheater Messer, of the board of directors, are gentlemen., tdo well and favorably known in Barry and neighboring countice to need any word* of commendation from us; suf­ floe it to say. they are all suowsful buaitiesa men. Mr. C. D. Beebe, the cashier, bails from KhImiiihxoo and comes to us very highly recommended hv the leading citizens of K damaxoo. He has had experience in the itanking business, is a thorough business man. and withal a genial, whole-souled gentleman, such an one as It is pleasant to meet. Mr. Beebe is now a resident of this city and experts to rtvnain here permanently. The bank does a general hanking businwe. There is no doul»t but that it I w Lil rr<v|ve its full share of favors at the hands of the public. A very neat place of business has been secured for it In a portion of Mraser Broa.’ estab­ lishment. A DBCLAKAT1ON of the Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church In council assembled Oct. ’Jhth. 1886. As assent lai to the restoration of unity among the divided branches of Christ­ endom. we account the following to The Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament as the revealed word of Gori. 2. The NIrene creed aa the sufficient statement of Christian faith. 3. The two sacrament*—Baptism and the Supper of the Lord, ministered with unfailing use of Christ's words of institution and of tbe elemeata ordain­ ed by Him. .... 4. The Historic Episcopate locally adapted in the methods of its adminis­ tration to the varying needs of the nations and peoples called of God into the unity of His ehnreh. Furthermore: deeply grimed bv the sad divisions which afflict the Christian church te our own land, we hereby de lare our desire and reedterra so soon as there shall be any authorixed re­ sponse to this declaration, to enter Into brotherly conference with all or any Christian bodies seeking tho restoration of the organic unity of tba church, with a view to the earnest study of the condition undrr which so'prlcsdras a blwwmg might happily be brought to l°oSnt Kwler Mrii be would like to I would moat reapedfully inform have that gentleman who took his overho~e.ee It » 1“>f those busy bodies who are so extremely i f°Bob«t H»r»« **• TXSb"------solicitous aa to my welfare and where­ i--. wMik bv hto kx catching on a mG<‘T, D*olel»eod wifeeprntttaadar about, that lam alive and well, and ctothee line, while be spUCUng' 'Th. MmboabM l«* tbn« bop j'uue ItartUe’e. In IrvUf. r V1U.UM eboten. I raovln* Into hie new C. H. GMUUUlild upFiU Edwin Rubli. Reaa Whitmire, Mary Gardner. E. Kay. • Dron, ietww—G«o. Denben. Robert GrUBa. Vol TaciJe. Seta Fordyre. Daa. Hukito. I'arda-Elllot AHrtefc. Wai. Clifford. biz red toturs about tb» i ' ! , . . ( ( . How you gniug to toil that LbalrwrU who hixunaiiug in n uMir loughi U off » tiyg, and through n pathetic" which the «h»rp wind L»«'l about in a fright- ■bouH drink jw waur. and nothing but purr waler. It nxens in U* next ptora, that the <4*14-• abould I- kept '•Jr»n and thoroughly vtmUtatwi all th» wbikr. and 'hat l.-forr tniikiin; U* rfrtUe abouM t-c ri,wnr<I out and fnwh sand l>rougbt in and U* WalJ* thoroughly alrrxl It n>-*n» that the milk Me«ws. �FRAGMENTS OF F^ESH. A POINT OF ETIQUETTE PRIMM ANO PRA ALL THAT WAS LEFT OF THE BODIES Dr. E. H. Lathrop’s or men ttui trm.r: GERMan ForPain^S paaaageof tbe Hoar bill, turning tbe kntiol dan Into tbe cabinet station, a few miles from this city, m-tantly killing Phillip Knight, engineer; Allen Ram­ accident is attributed to faulty working of HR os changing the rel­ ative ranking of the t-wo official bodhsi The engine had boon in tbo repairing shop unn. Mndidott. ear”, and the u tjuriou occurred. The report .wm a singular SAFE SURE DRUG AND BOOK STORE A full line of Holiday Books, School Books Bibles, Prayer Books A bums P0 Absoh CRACKING THE HICKORY NUT Stationery, Christmas, Birthday and Reward -DETROIlte: like thia: Tbeprew Daily Paper of Merit Cards, Toilet Sets, and WHY WAIT A WHOLE WEEK One of the most complete stocks in th Druggists’ Supplies. U yon are aa Intelligent, wide-awake clttzpn you probably already subscribe tor and FOR THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, city * CRASH AT ST. LOUIS. You can havo Daily Paper for a ▼try little more than your week ly paper costs you. and prices k. of •dJM.OOOta gnoda, and what hi much Detroit Daily NEWS, EVENING Do not fail to call and examine my goods TH® Ari-AIM OF THB WOMLD THE JPOLITTO3 OF TOUB STATE with such intense but that tbe whois A competent and registered druggist always in charge of Pharmacy Department X!. prescriptions guaranteed PRODUCTS. SC For Ba Be?t ail other subjects which It concerns you to know from day to day. Ann foot about IKW.OW. vrtth <337.300 luaur- buadreafoid mors E. H. Lathrop, M. D ;r.: ,-c n is tbe rants nm. >1 by botiural partWe. cliques. TELL8THE THUTH about ev< CONGRESSMAN PRICE DEAD. SbaphilRU & Cantwell were injured, but none Shapleigh & Cantwell Addrwa TUF EVEN ING NEWS Successor to Fred’k Hotchkiss. Jewelry and Watches IUONTCO DETROIT, MICH Wiaoonaia district, which occurred at hu A great staff of new western wrileni wll. iprelally actant Muring >*«> the AMKHICAN AGKlCVLTUUltrr to Western Agriculture, niakli* It, with recent addilicos and liu>. Christmas Presents ti. <. tor. K HEAltl II claims that Diroy Ida Bell, the acubrette. while she b-loiiRwl to Dixey'e i I Baltimore girt. Her I 1, her Mrs Kmirh all expenaea of toe government r«5.185,7<M, Il4.-wn.75l'k»a than tb«f wm called which for in the eitlinato< submitted last year, and El.LTd.Oei lew than tlw aggregate of apT[jen, ( Tbere la an increase of about ff-l.uou.OU) for public norka, about fd.OUB.Oou tor the naval ntUtbllshmcnt, about Jl.OW.OOil fur tbo milleatablii married dnughtem, , scrvico eitabliahmBuL tbe country in which the mother lived sought her life to prevent the fulfillment of the prupb- ■ often ho “ returned * - -to tbe mounmim - ■ ! He life to rural aerK«*. flic Amerlcnn Ag-leultrtitilt.hlnr , ul sending tree fr ..vr io all . 111 ' r l’uld,*ldni! mami nt au “ outlay of over fcn.oou. auiwrti ' EsutncribeHL “i^lu2u^t e>M»l'Uiw)nni^n5^ nature mourned. In the temples of tbe JapanBW you may ** picture* of tbo dead Buddha, the trees bowiag thr-lr beads and Aeddhir him/all the rnrest.f wLh hl U.r tears over him, all tbo mesa Of people lu the world in inconsolable grief, and retrtwentalimnj kinedomst it of wj .... ‘u. .. the rlninU Hi. eIrwin mourn ----- fur * • vhim. —L lD , ‘“Oud-s tbe virgin I mother and her beawnly attendants ore seen I uravlugs 7-vi'stitiite »iii»gnini-ef't portfolio col levtlwi of ornsmeu " '•’’■waid's li"we HtimrrlpUotm for 1887 lin IfHdUtely forwar.Ird are eblllled to all Of the | »rrlm. beginning In May Inst. — .Bndorttd by the U. 8. Government Vol. Mil. Tellltl CWlSUs, f. 8., ■»J»: ‘The Anirncnn Agriculturist Is e-js-clhlly worthy of ! tM»ilou, -ti-m meullou, beraasa becaitM* of tinUn- remarkable mi Mi'-cnw Riat has attended the unique and anti ring efforts rutatlou. Nirvana.—Cor. San Francisco Chronicle. r arming Land In Europe. of the National Bank of tbe Republic. Tea Bawitsru, Buffalo newa|M|jor Belva A. Lockwood to Friday, “is fast looting its grip on national BunrALO. D.-C. political reputation un a prophet dial tixj Uckoifi in lech will read: Republican, James G. Blaine and John Bnerman; Democrat, Grover Ctareland and Bemm-1 J. Randall; Eugene J. Murphy While the soil h rapidly incroaaing in value in tbe United States. Itia a remarkable fact that mere farming loud is beemnlug al­ most worthless in Grict Britain and the con- all your family, relatives and friends ex­ pect a present. To find one suitable come to my store, where you will find ISS9 Platefl Jewelry, Bracelets, Lockels, md L month for a German edition, w hleh also clrciitatrs Widely. I’rirr #1.50 a ywtr; single nnmlwni 15c. Balance of this year FREE to all sub­ scribing faimrdlatelv. communication to hitherto remote regions In fact Everything kept in a first class Jewett world that land for mixing grain and cattle no longer yields an income to tho landlord. Of course it still pays to run dairy farms, to Also Gold Pens, Gold Spectacles and large stock of Silverware Also the most uavtir brought such high prices great landlords of Europe, on co controllers without incomes, and quite willing to part with their bolding to tbe tenants and Hold laborers.—Demorest's Mato tidy. deriy; Prohibition, Francis K « ‘Hartl and John P. St- John. Only a few days more till Christmas whe: Homes of our Fanner Presidents. Ith his I fnated forty days and nights; that be waa . ... .... .... of _». ■ ■he tempted by one tbo evil spirits, whom rtbukwl and drove away. After working ton avenue. With thuni lirm Ida's baby, Detroit, Dec. H. —Thu maddest woman ,' tbe infant that figures in Un case. Tuesday is beli-ved Afut to l»e Sir ' tors earn their living in shoe factory. Ida Scm^ ’of 0^11^ ” murt> joined tbe Aduuh. «mtpany in Baltimore, ' °r charl‘*,e Aftpr ““7 hanging her name of I La Ball Sun th to tbe U-diotu htlgslhm seeurrti a divorce Katmore. stage.v name of Ida Bell. I urdav h £ husband oc Um ground of . I noil-support, Semun being jioor and not thrifty, Idle h.s wife believed she coukl I make a better living If alm on-y luid Irnnmlf , .... .. , ,, , stood Monday eveoing that Judge Slunii, if oaivmft notice that an aunt had recenUy died they wens tumble to agree. 1,000 Ontinal Illustrations. Every Issue oi Um American AarI'-ulturist con­ tains nearly unoriginal llluiirwilons of animals, ptauta. new farm and household eoiivrukucrs i«!L«El.X"vi$S FREE I Tim increase tn tbe BtlW Tuesday morning. At unit hour, ni tor Lbc jury had Usen out all night, the men Hied into H o court rtxsni' Foreman MeFarhuid IIIII'MEHOI.D ry Store AMERICAN AGRICULTUI 1ST. DAVID HTCanviuwre wanted every where.JE2 complete stock in WILSON WASHBOARDS s Bomb,woo* ran. The Btrnw Musical Goods. In front of ties staff office of BL Petersburg bourJid the HerVM. Tba atWDeni bank and a prominent capita^ of this <ity, suicided Friday afternoon at his homo by tiring a bullet into hie right temple. Ill- Prices are low to suit the times. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM 1MM at Ftertaa SUU Cbciskati, among Catholic All warranted. JOHN BESSMER find a ready tale for au iinpcrfect and broken HINDERCORN8. The Jeweler �A MAN OVERBOARD. A RUSSIAN Oil, WELL ENERGY ANO EXCITEMENT ON DECK LARGEST FLOWER EVER KNOWN IN THE WORLD. IN A CRISIS IlMMSSM who, aftar trying phytidamaml number­ ’ a YtUophom and tttliiu medicine HASTINGS MICH. August lOtli, 1880. "While 1 cannot aay Athlophoroa has cured me of my rheumatism, it has been a great benefit and hM relieved me rerv much. 1 have been aubjert to the rheuni*ti.'in for the.part six yearn; many times report that conus front the Bokur oil dte- afflicted h> that J could not work. I first tricta of Russia to tbe effect that tbe largest uaed Athlophoroa about three months ago and extierieneed verr quick relief. I used in all about aix tolUca." Where did you first learn of this medicine was naked? i» «:.i to lx- discharging wm rimplv iu• “It wa> recommended to me through Mr. credible, but >t h by uo means imj robable, Edwards' u»c, a farmer living about ten tor Ute reasoti that in IBbS a well in the mme dhtrict '-ailed tire Droojba well iqtoutcd miles from here; he was much worse than me. L’wd only threebottles and was-comenormous quantities of oil. pletelr cured. I conaldcr it the beat medi­ cine 1 over ti-ed and expect to use morn of trofoum un hour. As a pood b equivalent Sturgis, Mich. to about 3ft pounds of our avoirdupois weight, I have liad an excellent sale -for Ath­ thb well must be discharging over 500 tons of oil an hour, or over 12,000 tons for tbe IN lophoroa from the lime of its first in­ troduction and in every case with roort hour.. satisfactory reaulta. 1 call to mind one case in particular of a young lady afflicted it discharged a dally average of 850,000 gal­ with rbeumaiLm who had been treated by our beat physicians unsuccessfully, but who lon., and in 115 day a It yielded more than 55,000,000 gallons. It spouted to tbe height obtained relief by uninc Athlophoros upon of nearly 300 feel, while tbe new Tagteff well my recommendation. I have no hwitalion in pronouncing it ■ ajiecific in moat mm spouta Co tbe height of nearly CMfMC Al­ though the well 1* over three miles from tbe of rheumatism and neuralgia. looking up we obrerrevl Hunter craduallr making hto w«v tn.k.i_____ ?_ , - iu« tbe pcMlbibty <4 Rumian uU driving the Anwrieao n_______ _____ . hi. Iwwtw *'»uug me reel, or ins txxly from ux What Was be did nr I “fir is idtUng on the foot rope and working hi* way out to loeward to get hold of 1 hat gasket you sac flying RWUT u, the Georgw. "He mauaged to kt it go sotnehow. “Come in/ agnln roared Mr. Rhoades"mnw, Gt...... -r- . .. . . • POWDER Absolutely Pure. hi* * ir»i!«T e- vervariee. A marvel of purttv -t-i-.knq'i wtrnSwoaKnete. MaroeeanoaueM itti t <>.-u:ruirr kinda, and cannot be mM tn Bp-tfcn’ti the multitude of low test, abort «i: rlijspbatepowder*. Sou ooh e*r.' itvVAt. BaKtxo Powuan Pfffifs him Mxr bold of the thin line, sod l..~ln to work hi* wnv Imi'Ii »l>k <■ _____ __ .. . Mr. Rho^hw quickly brought i'» back ngaiii to our post of obwrratlon. -Hold on, for b-™r. >.,.!■ S. -H^r, J„mp To our intense horror, upon looking up again w Iwbeld the unfortunate lad hanging to tbe bare end of ih® thin gnsta*,-hanging iu mid air about ibe height of ninety fret above tbe dock. Two smart able seamen sprang aloft as fort as they preMUy could, one man carrying a strait IJnc with him; but time was precious, rarery instant of it; the boy could not pnmihly bold ontu that thin line for long. Up al that giddv briglrt. swinging out far to forward a» the ship lurchvxl over, the apnctack that j>oor Hunter prewauted w as enough to turn one'* hloodcolvl “Get tlie gig ready for lowering and liaul up the mainsail." said Mr. Hbaw, who, bearing tbe excik-ment, hnd now come up on deck: “it b quite impnHibfo for the lad to bold on much longer, and those meo will not .l» able to render him any aasistamw aloft.' Tbe tw, men and Hamilton, who hnd run up afterward, were now on th* tojigaUant yard and quickly making fur tbe unfortunate bqy. town of Itakur, yet petroleum sand is pour­ ing upon tire buildings and streets. a luntuaxa hfxctacul The discharge i. accompanfod by an awful which icjxxjU up with the oil often tulles Every droggutiiliould keep Athlophoroa and Athlophoroa Pilb, but where lhev can­ not be bought of Uh> druggi*! the Alhlophoroe Co., 112 Wall Sk/Kew York, will •end either (carnage paid) on receipt of regular price, which b fl.CO per bottle for Athlophnraii and 50c. for Pilb. ' i)<Nu»rae, uniiun , .pouted front this well will l» lost. Such jr»u»lc Meynw barbarixu, yet. owing to the blood. Aft. Athlophoros mh are nuequrted. t : --r-.~ Sanford Hadden, who killed his fath­ j nearly all of the 2,750,OOU gallons discharged I every 24 tour* will be l<wt in Hie sands which er. Abrahani Hudiien. a pioneer of ! B* aepuud the orifiie, deteriorate in tbe Burna township. Shiawassee county. ' lakes, or mingle with tbe waters of the Cas- Oct. 12. will In* tried for murder next week at Corunna. Sylvester Larned, of Detroit, will ipwist in hta defense. up tbo big mainmil ami other-. , below the surfare until warned, but an enorDr. Jackson’s penetrating Liniment •ay the gig. I fnmftw plainly inou. waste will have resulted befqre thb cures sprain^ bruises.kicks, cuto. bums, happen-the lad would let go ami i can (Keably Ire accompli'lied. rheumatism, etc., etc. Good lor man re water, and the bout would |M. ' With pi-rwut pnera which prevail for • >r beast. For side by W. H. Go^lyear. i* mnnii nt that the diip was ertfde oil In Kakur it b quc«tionable whether Chris, Johnson whs convicted of tbe wind nrxl terr h««<iunv ' llicre wi*ulfl be much urotlt in mvinr thb oil mayhem Thursday, in biting off the tip j that £s> gallons of crude oil .old there will of Mike Flnnecan'ti left ear in a row at Lake View. io. enter tbe wuter after him, «nd-/P"rter pay* for one gallon of refin'd Ameriu ® Children. They are osly xhoi-a anil eont, j can oiL A pipe line in what the Riuataa oil rSVXW- p^ctaiiy liabls to sudden I had not Jong to duti ict- bred, «U»d with ita completion and Colds, Coughs. Croup. Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee Acker's English Remedy a positive cure. It eaves had pawed the other round the diftx-utt matter for American oil jiralucere hoars of anxious watching. Bold by >n which Hunter wa* bringing (for | tOMUvewrfulIj compete w tUi the Hesdan oil rani had been braced up again to I in the European markets • MiNAngw d'Arcambal, ofJtu-kbon, m to reach it. forming a running 1 A pipeline is now projected from Bnkur proposes to rsUtbllnh a home for ex•■onvicta, where, after Ux-ir terms anIredy wm mw to fall arnftlv through tbo air ' wnt and lour great European flrms,ii>clud- flnlshed, they may be cared for. given on ita way tn threara. ••Downhelmr’i.houted . »>g tb» Roth* hikb, of Fans, who have re- employment, ami remain until they ob­ t’.-e captain. I waited to bear uo more, but t C«nlly made targe Invralmenta in oil property tain steady work. The inmates of the '-.itching up a Hfn buoy which was hansing at Bakur and Hatoum, atal an- said to have prison have hbtrted a lubtfcription and GtVKS Wbo4ere«lo JPrioe on th* poop rail. I leaped overt«xnl with it in bid fir tire wutracl to build the line. It will .Mias d’Areamlml is sanguine that her mv band, and was In tbe water almost *««oon j cost f10,VW.tXO and will be 5G0 mile* long. project will be a aucceax. Tells how to M Hnnter e bc»iy had rrwebed It. ■' Tire pipe ta te be Luge enough to carry ICO,Diphtheria Is a terrible disease, requiring the B«ro and reared up in a watering ptare, I WO.UM gal Ions ay rar and tbe tariff will bo 1 had very naturally mxiuirevi a strong t-i»te | cent a gallon.— Kanww City Journal for rfquatiee and freely indulged in boating. 1 put lent will) great peraitfrucy. and often leaves the svHtetn poisoned and prostrated. Just here fishing and swimming wheurver an opportn- I chlnsawn^sd Jap*. Hood's Harxaparlila does a vast amount o! «ood, ’■xpclUnx liiipurtirt from the blood, giving It rl'hiioMand vitality, while It rrbonites and of Hunter bad fallen a oon«:deraWe distance • querorsand civillrerx They have, in wotue *trei>Mtnens tbe svsteni. to leeward of tbe ship, and 1 made «lirect for ’ histem-re. wtabliibcd ixrbaric empires— THKREV.OEO. H. THAYER, til Bairbon MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. tbe spot with the lifebuoy, intending to place j Egypt, Aaayria, Carthage, older India and Ind. »*ys: "Both myself and wife owe our Ilves to HHILOHK CON8UM1T1ON CURE.** Sold by W. H Goodyear. surfaro. Some fow seconds rlapeed before be reached the higher plan* of human developARETOV MADE miserable by Indigestion, Tlw dominating Japanese c1Ismto are - "" ' ‘ ’ " ronstlprtlon. -;. K. < 'rosby, complainant vs.. Us? W. did so. and when be rose n gtan.* wa* xulfi- menL Dizziness. Ixms of Appetite. Yel­ cient to tell me that be was insensible. With- liata-Europeans. who from their race-crndle low Skiur Shiloh's Vltrtlxcr Is a porttl/e cure. 1 [ in tbe shadows of the Jofty Hindoo-Kush Bald by W. H.Geodyuec. n« -rj - ulte ixlibg m the Circuit Court for mountain, have gone forth to conquer coun ­ WHY will you court) when Hhllob's Cure will -"..i.tj of Itarry. th Chancery, at tim Court .lipjxd the life buoy over hte ahuuMers, tread­ tries and build empires from tire Indian h- in the eit) <rf Hartingi on tbe «h day of 'S r. A. H. urer.. ing water at tbe nun* time, and then waited *l::> --juve it appearing from aflldartt on 8HILOHH Catarrh remedy te a positive •l»t the defendant (lav W. footer lx not a patiently for the arrival of tbe boat. The i* at otth'.x stair, bat la a resident of tbe fchlu wn. a considerable distance off, with her V— . _> . al.____ 2l___ I• <.t New York, (hi motion of Smith * Cob i c —raptainatit « Mlicttoro. It la ordered that gARGAINB! fully clear and I could »» dowu tn it for terwral fntbotm. CAP AF • Pit- "Tred ou th*complainant's solicitor, eithiri ta-nty day. after service on him of a .। tbe Harting* irixxr.a, a news pa]*-r publish*! ;ind etrculailnx In said ■•w.y. ihrt xald publiertion tie continued -h-rr .-i. (»«- In each week, for rtx week* In ■ xi —ion. or thut be cause a copy of this order <■ ;-r*,»ti.d!>- w*ed on salt! noa-rentaant ■ : il: at least twenty days before the time ' * t- p.—-enbed tar !ia appearance. FRANK A. HOOKER. ••*>111 & CoutnovK. Circuit Judge­ , Shelton far Complainant. ‘ i .m'.’u''. Aimer. Krgirtcr. ^LS°-'".SffiSE A HHAU IB SraBT. Whal was my horror when, afterroiigrntutatiax inyxelf that all wm wsii, J cbanred to cart mr evra down and beheld that incat drasdM of all tW>. a shark, slowly swimming upward toward me. Great heavens! what was I to d<>! 1 never experienced Mich a fright before or *ince n* 1 did wlj--n I beheld that hklrous nionxter approaching me. In the cfvilixntiona. Tbe handful ct Indo-European conquerors of tbo Japanrae -ISlonds hare maintained their rare charnrtertatica through more Ilian they left their cootiacntal homes in search of wider and more fertile {folds and more genial p-ss; A dwu i... . .... . - ... .*„ . ul... .---- j . .--- tain birwif without lining obliged to contend I, brave and hardy aboriginal race of tbe tairepulsed annihilated «>tbe with a fish in its natural element. Tbe shirk and*. • -----•—* and —‘ almost ----- * — Mongol bests rent by tire great Kublai Kahn mw to know this >u> if by Instinct, and will atta--k fltrrvlv if hungry. I at mw throw myself upon my back and kicked alxait in the water frantically, making ns much i-ptashing M I could, hoping in this way to frighten tbe borribta creature away. It did nut, how­ done that even the old capital and grunt city ever seem to l«e much intimfclated by nil my «pta«bing, but *o«M for • tryt I ■efault having been made in tbe condition* •: • certain mortgage, executed by Waller !ar.;hr.-. and Itoxv Barnhart, tola wife, of Kut'*£'>• ”arry Count), Michigan, to James 1<h1tro:r.b, of Rattle Croek. Michigan, bearing 'JU- !|,r 22 day of May. A. D. is®, and recorded ■ the Office <tf the Iteglster of Deeds of Barn <ouety. Michigan.on tbe JUth day of May. A. D. ■SK.taiib-r Is of mortgage* on l*gr* XM and —. *<ald mortgage, wm made upon the cxprvM vmd.ttan that should any default be made iu the W ment of tbe Interest on any day whereon • i* made payable, as therein ciprraae.1, ■Jid •h'Juld the same remain unpaid and In ar­ ' an for tbe snare of thirty daya, then nod vuta tbenee forth after the lapse ft the Mid ! return I felt almost sick sooucoux-. She wm approaching us rapidly, and if I could only bold out for another two or three minutes all would lx.' well, but the exertion of kicking about in the water was 1 ^winning to Udi upon me. ! began to frel weary and faint. Tbe boat was ia-ing propelled rapidly through the Mrs.FEIGHUH & M Are oflerlog Great Bargains In MILLINERY! markedly among tbe pure blooded of tbo em(wror'a nobility at Kioto, the old.capital Saji race. -------- a bridgelewi flat now. high cheek bones, and thick Ujw. in the lady and her maid and in the landowner and his laborers you will see That Will Defy Competi­ tion! Beat Felt Data, 00 cants. Latest style Toboggan Cape, 76 cento. Fascinators, SI ffi, And other good, in proportion. Remember the place to get good good, the hespest Is In tbe Jones Block. Jefferson M. Chronicle. ■aiaed'unpaid and taamaro for i y-’r-y days and upward*, and still MRS. FKIGHKRR & KUHLMAN. NARM FOR BALE—One of the beat tar 1 in Carlton township, of one hundred __ —. avwwt HililnrUn I ataug. A feeling of faintoe* and dirxfnra. r KSffiL-’*’5 The shark w-ae driven ."V through ooe of th-boot's crew thrusting tbo blade of an <«r ,u Uiraar. “* !“?'h! "■‘“rof.HFcTSJr decreed that Sunday b to be devoted to re­ pose in the army, and that all military service 11Tii. y ct • Je'ctUal ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvements will be made in Hastings this season. X Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. Re is prepared to sen e the pub­ lic with everything in the line of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing a Specialty, v ‘ The Hull Gasoline Stoves. This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seethem. New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that I will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and yOurs respectfully', A. BLACK. .(.CAMPBELL Messrs. A. Black & Co., Hastings, Mich., Manufacturers and Dealers in Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. All work guaranteed first-class. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from al ways on hand. We keep the latest and best designs in our work; furnish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peofile, and our largely increased sales show that we are succes* ul. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we make it a special object for Barry County people to buy of us. We can and do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, and aim to merit the patronage of all. A. Black & Co, Special Sale of Lamps. > Another lamp house gone to the wall (they made too good goods) and, we got 10 doz. of their lamps at pncee that no oth­ er house in Barry Co. can reach. To see and get prices will convince yon at once. New Pineapple Glassware-—Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the nicest lot of Water 8et« ever offered in the city. We have Tobacco for the same money of any othw houee in the county and always did have. We have the cheapest Ime of Gloves and Mita we ever had. We will have the largest line of HOLIDAY GOODS Karim. •• C LOTH .*• SUBS' UffTBH i (all laws aadticKctr wmaooui ■hmmS CATARRH pareijitAnt, *»a em» l«i HIM.. i« »>rt lujurloui H»n.t r..r owrrtrral.r ore l*M trnkhre anundft dowM.hAWlt.teWt • rwte tor • trial ho<rW W Morteo- AMM HAtaetlMg A PKWKIW, pwu6 co.. Sola Prop*.. Cranal KaptaA, Mien. net 1. meer bold out. I -iMtltuted to recover the moneys. Cir* icjule and provided, notice ta hereby given 'h..t on Saturday, the 3U> day of February, A. h ■ 1»7, rt ten o’clock in tbe forenoon. I shall wll at public aurtlou fu the highest bidder at ttr tairtb front dnoc of tbe ecun house in tbe •tj of Hastings. Michigan, that being the plaee * litre the circuit court for the coanty of Harry 'r- holdcc, U,e premises described In said Good Goods at Bottom Prices! T ATEST NEWS! almost perfect Grecian profile, with high bridged no«s. low clieek Icaes and thin lips. these distinctive features. The smaller farm- Tbc borriblo fl«h had apparently grown emboldened at seeing that all my kicking ended ia nothing, and wm swimming .lowly round and round uh, retting nearer each lime. Ohl those horri- BARGAINS! BOOTS 8HOEs» We ever had. Our Grocery Stock ia complete, and we will not be undersold by any man on same quality of goods. Bring your produce; we want it Youra truly, 8MTB, HAIS1 TalBIlI. �A Crowded Store! SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. Every Day an Ovation! &THIRD WEEK! THE ~ '!'?■ Great Slaughter Sale ’ <, v at E. Y. HOGLE’S. . x Q - ■- ........... . . En^jous Competitors and Happy People all testify to the enormous business done at our store. ( HERE WH ARE AGAIN! Read this Price-List and learn the sequel of our success: > - Astonishingly Low Prices! Ginghams, 4 and 5 Cents. Sheeting, 4 and 5 Cents. Red Fulled Mittens, 8 cents per pair. Check Shirting, 5 cents. Canton Flannel, 5 cents. Two bales White Bed Blankets, per pair, 75 cents. Indigo Blue Print, best made, 5 Cents. Standard Sateen Print, 4 Cents. Kentucky Jeans, 10 cents. Toweling, all Linen, 4 cents. One Look at our Goods and a Knowledge of our Prices Completes a Sale. �The Hastings Banner. Local News. PERSONAL MEN7 ION. . Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. A Darling, u Holbeji* of season ticket* in tbe ■Circulatim, Cl,,, (AtrriMoa. thuudiy, dec. m. taas. Hasting* Lecture Association can »•To Mr. and Mix. N. T. Diamond, a Kn> Oom! KM (lom >1 M. E. y, cure choice of reserved mita by calling daughter. Local Advertising Ratoe: tbe <!rug store of Merer*. GoodyeuMias Belli- Hicks eprut MomUv at Tuk raw bonk i. raM, tor your <loA Heath. Tickets also ua aide ut Dr. Grand Rapid*. . E. H. Latbrop’a. Mrs. K. Greuarl and rhUdrett return B«*t felt hate at 75 -ernts at FHeteaer Kuhlman'. a*—™ from Detroit to^by. Mrs. Oscar Youugs \hdUd friends iu Call on Mrs. Hattie Watkins for to sell bls overcasts at actual coat than he can to keep them over, and that te Grand Rapid* last wwk. embroidery, etc. what he is doing now. You will miss it H. G. Hale, off NaehVille, was in tbe Buy inusiral gouda of a. H. McOw- if you don’t buy one while the Harertcity Saturday on i)U*un *->. ber, the jeweler. nirnt ia eomplrte. I^ybskxaminkd Mr*. Bcrndl started for the south Tine Baptist Sundry school wil have A HANDSOME holiday present! A Saturday, to inert her husband. a Chrtetmjts tree. suite of seven ptecee of furniture, par­ Fred Heath isuundnga sore hand, T. 0. A Co.'< fine overcoats at «ctual lor stove and four chromo*, for thirty the result of its being M-alded by hot cost at R. K.Grant'a dollars. A grand bargain. See GUI water. . W°^D Wa?Ud“LA IL Member’s theau'-Uoneer and real retate dealer, at FREE OF CHAJSGE! Cbaa. Doyle has no far recovered as tbe dtee Hive stere. to rreume bb place at Goodyear- A Wtth the Most Improved famtrameota. v 7 "'•J “ Mtyjrooda cbe*, ro to A-club. ?w yet nanwlevs, having for Barnes. FeighDer A. Kubhaan’a. its -object the promotion of sociability, Mina Conner baa gone home to speod HtaMFINO and embroidery to order hre been formed by the business men the holidays with her people and by Mrs. Hattie Watkins. of this etty. Rsoms have been rented friends. over Morrill A Ue. ’ a store, and the same .uJ’°XfAKM* J"1 "“Ptioo et Hew. Lee', Dr. J. W. Sackrt and Harvey Williams, are being furnished. thh, Wednesday evening. of Prairieville. ■ were Banner callers The M. E. S. 8. will have a Christ­ ttexviuEs at the Episcopal church Saturday. mas tree on Christmas eve. Sunday u follows: Holy communion 0. F. Long is to occupy the house re­ A. R. MoOmbor selh ths King’s ® a. m.; morniRg prayer, litany sad cently vacated by John Weisaert in tbe second ward. spectacles for only Th centa. rermon, 10:30 a. m.; evening praver and J HAVE Rev. H. H. Lowrv delivered a very Fat tbe printer. You never will lecture. 7J0 p. m. Subject, Liturgical W orship or Forms of Prayer, and Why. able sermon at the M. E. church Sun­ find a better time than now. day morning. Auderl to my stock ot Jew«*ry a T f.k railroad project is not dead, Triramnd hats at cot for the-aral 30 D. W. Rogers and family are* now full stock of although it might thus to some appear. days at Feigbner A,!Kuhlman’a. residents of thb city, occupying tbe R- K. Grant is closing out hh large Only taking a little nap. However, if Underhill bouse. . Barry county secures that road, prompt stock of overcoat* at actual cost. Tbe Mines Hattie and Belle Hotch­ action must he taken. Our citizens If you want an ovenmat at whole­ cannot afford to let this opportunitv kiss visited Grand Rapids friends a por­ sale price, buy now of R. K. Great tion of last week. pass unimproved. Call and get priom. Geo.-Lawson, of Waukegan, Ill., k Morse E. Nevins baa lust received Buoh has been tbelr trade in holiday the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. another large stock of embroidery ma­ goods that Smith. Hams A Van Arman’s Hannah Quackenbush. terial. supply has already been exhausted, and \ktn. R. A. Bailey b in Jackson, at­ Mr. Ford says hr expects te have the new bntel coiaplrted about Februa- a member of the firm has been awav tending tbe meeting of the executive purchrelng a new and much larger board of the state W. C. T. U. r^UU stock at three goods. Watch stock of these gnoda Watch for them. J. E., son of T. J. Wilder, of CasiielWe hope another itearon will wltncm They will be sold very cheap. ton. Dak., was married at that pluo* to m many improvemeote iu our city a.* AccxNcniNG to December crop report, Mattie J. Gray, on tbe 13th insL the condition of wheat In southern HASTINGS, MICH. z Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodmansee Hastings ruerchants never have dis­ four tiers ot counties In Michigan is&G were th* guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. may rd such elegant holiday goods as per cent of the average year. Of the Batea, of Freeport, over Sunday. ■APITAL, $50,000.00. this year. 457 enrreepondento reporting on the Twenty five ceute -buys tlx bare of condition of the crop, IOS report dam­ - Mrs. Ferris Rose and daughter, of Ivory soap al Smith. Hams A Van- age by tbe fly, seven of these in Barry New Mission, Lrelanau county, are the guests of B. R. Rose and family. MichiganArman’s. county. Mrs. John .1. Van Arman and children We need and must have all auhacrip Ou» dty. subscribers will find tbe left Tneaday for southern Kansan, tion accounts adjusted within the next dates to which they have paid on tbe where Mr. V. located several months thirty days. first pye, opposite tbdr address. If since. OFFICERS: [Xh. Andrus and L. L. HoUoway Tbe wife and sou of Rev. Damon, of sKured 160 perch at Wail lake oae yon are In arrears, remember that we want you to arttie the same NOW. tbe Baptist church here, will arrive in day this week. Don't delay. It will be better for you thh city tbe last of tbe week from C. G. Holbrook has removed bls' to pay up, and we are certain it will be DIRECTORSc r Julius better for us. Belle Spaulding presided at the ttwwell’a store. A large number of our city sub­ dfgan in the rendering of ths cantatta JJOLIDAY GOODbf EM EMBER THE FIRST Annual Ball sa^ajssr^’gfa. fe Spetalti ui Sjighms, Other Day Ns! UNION HAT.T Friday Eraiir, Dec. 30th, 1886. Good Music. Good Order. Good Time to Ail. LARGE ASSORTMENT, FREE! * •’■‘SiVA00’’’ TOLEDO BLADE! (N«*bv> Parer.) THE REST WEEKLY IN THE WORLD, read Preul. asking toril. to ’ THZ BLADE, TO LEIX). OHIO. MUSICAL GOODS! Live and Let Live Prices, PENSIONS « ft?". entitled to CLAIMS. PATFNT ’s •ecuewl FAT. oftend r A 1 tn 1 O MnA.f „<* »O Sketch In- 'askinoton. d. c. Spagmatta fc Bus’l JHE OHIO FARMERS INS. CO. McOfflhBr’s, tit JmSr Hastings City Bank. Do NOT fail to go to Dr. Lathrop’s Drag Store, and see his stock of holiday goods and books. BraaM and File Dress GoMi Gloats, etc. OF Morse E. Nevins. you CAN FIND Standard Works of His­ tory and Fiction, Red Line Kditian of Poets, 75c. 100 Nicely Bound Miscel­ laneous Works at 40c. each. scribers have paid to January 1st next. Before that date, we trust that ererv one of there will call and pay an­ Every day this week Smith. Hains other year in advance. If this means k VanArman will sell water white oil you. gentle reader, take the hint. You for 10c per gallon. ran find the date to which you have Hkmf.mber the G. Paul Smith enter­ paid on tbe first page of h's paper. tainment at Union Hall Saturday and The annual mertlngof Barry County Monday evenings. Agricultural society will lie held in Em. »oaey’s bath rooms are receiv­ tbe Court bouse at Hastings, Dee. 28th. ing a deserved Increase of patronage, 18*5. at 10 o’clock p. m. All premiums, and are Worihy of it not railed forby the 20th Inst., will be The fall term of tbe city schools will forfeited to the snrirty. Dated, Hastdone Friday. Tbs winter term will CWAB.TL BAUER. teerstery While Cbaa Fairchild was sawing a Not to l>e outdone, Merere. C. II. A M. W. H Irka advert ire a special sale. bole Into tbe room occupied by Lntber Note tbe prices they quote. Bennett tn tbe new Goodyear block, in The largest line of violins and musi­ order to gain entrance thereto. Lntber cal goods ever shown in this city at A. vainly nroCretrd. Finding protests in vain, he took a hammer and broke tbe R. McOmber*s. the jeweler. and was promptly arrested thereIt will be seen that very many of our advertisers have changed their an­ Mr. Chas. E. Harner, editor of the nouncements with this issue. Tur Knights of Labor occupy the Battle Creek Daily Call, and Master hall over Julius Russell's. They have Workman of the state assembly K. of the same furnished very nicely. L.. has been appointed Deputy CotnLooks as though the Christmas miiMioner of LhIxw. It Is also staled sleigh ride wnuld^hare to be made in a that Mr. B. will probably be appointed to the commhsionrnrnlp in February. in a lumber wagon <>r mud scow. He b eminently qualified fur tbe posi­ Don’t pay »2.5O for the imide Water­ tion. bury; if ynn must have one go tn A. R. Luther Bennett claims to have McOmber’s and get one for SS 00. rent’d a room in the new Goodyear The largret stock of gloves and mit­ Nock for a year. Mr. Goodyear claims tens in Barry connty, at IL K. Grant s. the stipulated .time was one month, He has no competition in thb line. which has more than expired: and now THE stork <*t holiday good* and hooks he wants Luther to vacate. Luther reat Dr. Lstbmp’s Drug Store i< simply ftiara to do iv»; and In order to dispossess immense. Every one should see them. him. revend ludlcmua events have hapThe new iron bridge seems a little prti»-<l. asthr mwurra adopted to p-t heck ward about coming to the front. him out are much the same iw would Come to think of It, thb has been a late be employed In rapturing a coon. of -Queen Esther" at the new Congre­ gational church in Grand Rapids Thursday and Friday evening*. A few days since James A VanScoten of this city, was itriekeo with paralysis. There is some prospect of bls recovery. He has been a cripple Cor several years, the result of wounds received during tbe rebellion. Mrs. Duane Ford, who has be*® quite ill, is in Grand Rapids under mruica! treatment and. we are happy to say. is improving rapidly. A contemporary h mistaken in pronouncing her disease alsoftening of the brain. Married. Nov. 25th. at Wall Lake at the residence of the bride's uncle, James Hallett and Mrs. Mary Man>y. both of this city. With a face beam­ ing with srullm Mr. H. left cigars at this office thb morning, volunteering the Information that the marriage w as not a secret one. as stated last week by our Delton correspondent. Tri* forenoon at about 11 o’clock tbe f alarm of fire waa sounded, i----------- , the —.id welling _ ।of A. W. Bailey being on fire. In some manner the fire caught in a wood box in tbe kitchen. Fortunately tbe in­ mates of the house succeeded in keep­ ing it under control until assistance ar­ rived. It was a very narrow escape from serious loss. Tnx decorative work in the dining room, parlors and office of tbe new Hastings bouse is as fine as can be found in any public house In the state. It is of high artistic merit, mid reflects ,great credit upon Mr. Grace the artist, and Mr. Barker, who has taken such great pride in fitting up a hotel second to none in any town the size of our Hrwllrut. Mleii.. March IA Lewis IStkrn says he has received G. Paul Smith gave his sixth enter­ -official notice" to quit the store he tainment here, in the Baptist church. nnw occupies January IsL Before Tbe trustees had refused the chuch for that time he Is desirous of disposing of as many goods as porelble, in order to any concert, entertainment or even a rave tile trouble and expense of pack­ lecture for over a year, but opened It to ing and shipping. He has cut pricre me at once when told that I wished to way down to actual cost, and Id some bring Mr. Smith here agRin. Fine as casra lesa than cost in order to save ex- his other five entertainmebta were, our pemw. Call now; as Mr. Stern will local press termed thh -th* brat en­ here.” DON'T P«y W» 'or » ptwMively leave the city between tertainment ever given Youc tnilv, Rockford watch when you ran buy the Curistnias and New Year. EARNEST CANFIELD. same thing of me for >10. Cail and see VAT A regular meeting of Hastings A. R. Mi-Omber. G. Paul Smith’s entertainment last IF tou are in search oft OiriMms* Lodge No. 52. F. and A. M. tbe follow­ present, call at mv store, you will find ing officers were elected for the ensu­ night was by all odds tbe best thing of the kind ever given in one for little moneying year; JOHN BEH8MEK. Tbe Jeweler. Kalamazoo. His impersonations Chas. IL Bauer—W. M. were tbe best I have ever seen, James L. Crawler—8. W. tom, r,p.th*»th2j1'jl-r« and I have heard Helen Potter and all Wm. McIntosh—J. W. not bur for#**, rold every <lnv at K. the other celebrated Impereanaiors. The K Grant’s for 60e. They are the only John M. Nrvina—Treasnror. Al InapecUou Of ptwd* and priOM U tavilod. audience were wild with enthusiasm, E. A. Rider—Secrrtary. imported capR In the city. Fim south of FoU Office. and I heard many people say, “it was A. P. Drake-rS. D. Mrs Hattie Watkins has rooms worth tbe price of admission to see one Lorenza Dixon J. D. over Fowler's bnot and ’hoe More, impersonaapn.” E. B. Throop-Tller. QOODYKAB t CO. where she Is prepared to do embroidery and SUmpIng. Embroidery taught Ex-Governor Croswell died at \ . Rfsatnc. Mioo-. rrerwy •. AGAIN. I call tbe attention of buvers hi home in Adrian on tbe 13th inst, G. Paul (smith bad a packed house to my Urge stock of watches, wh|f* 1 after an Illness of 10 days. in his fourth entertainment hers not­ will rell chreper than any time l»e1ore. Charlra M. Cmswrll was born in New­ burgh. on the IlttdyRL Ort1®5- withstanding the terrible storm of sleet, The Both hh parents died whrt) bewws se>- and everybody was TnF eiangMer sale at L^wl" Ht'-rn s en vrars nid. In 1837 be sH-Ued in bouse he has drawn will Insure tbe will termlnair directly Adrian with hb unHe, James Berry, a financial success of the course. If too want tn b'rt good* »t and l«el*»« '^KARNI&r OAKFIELD. hou-e-huilder. In 184« he ,ou rannol «ff»r.l to "O' clerk of Lenawee county; }«» Am an impersonator be P”>hab2i 11“ rlrt-ted regirter of deeds; in 1»4 was —cretary of the convention under the no superior. There is such a tkielltv JOHU HW«>1 organlxedthi. that an uniformed audience ’^ild the Isrgret rel-w in watch** and jewrtrt .mks In Jackson. hardly be aldo to <3*** the counterfeit. hr .v.r h.rt «lnr.h- l» in I|U" "'T’ 1", republtean party; in 1862 —Muskegon Daily Chronicle. «i™-k l« ran-l-Hr; liuy-n- -l-o-in n™ m nor of Adrian, the etertwl to the <*Ce aenste; HM-lected in Tbe G. Smith entertainments Ml to nee Mm. 1864 and 1866; was president of the are delightful. In his ‘mpereouaUi.na sxrrti. n*xe* V*KABMAS -le.1- nUtecnortltutional oocvrpttocof 1W7, ho ranks at the brad.-£hlcago Daily W. H. GOODYEAR 4 CO.. u, rav to tli- p—pln -I—1 "'*,v -r* _________ In, »1-n. m Mie. -™l ?'f’J2LnraL[i; w j apraker in the legblMture; in 1876 Tribune onderwll IM-™. Tl"-,r «Prc,“‘ ,1“ elected governor over Wm. Sou7^unlllJ»ne.r> let. \Vei»brr. democrat; whs re-electrc gov ernorin 1878 over Barnes,J*®0**; : U,M1 bra.Mk*i»»n Mg. OHI of tbe MBre-t twdHe ha* al-o filled various other posi­ •L Mx> tor pnmlum fl*. laoe eref he-* —— ratur-lny 1-et- VMSSL 7- Uterallf full of l-I-l-.. «M> tion* of public honor sod trust. Plnsh and Leather Bound Alta Very Cheap- Novelties in Christmas Cards. A ’arte Assortment of Juvenile aid Gift Boots. The Peepla’s hg Sion. Prescription Department. segsnn The Sundav school at the state road church is making arrangements for a Cbriatmna tree on Christmas eve. AU are invited. hmtinm «»x •I;’’', but w»UT white kerawne nil for 10 cents per gallon.—Plainwell Independent. . It has Age, Experience, Reputation and Stability. He pollcies are broad and liberal. It pays the Full Amount of Loss, And has no voidable conditions. It is the simplest and safest policy issued. The assets of $1,262,170.35 are a payment of losses by this Company. L. C. WELTON, Agent Office over Hicks Bros., Hastings, Mich. CLOAKS! CLOAKS I Manufacturer’s Sale! 10,000 DOLLARS! Worth of Cloaks! All of the LATEST STYLES will be sold at a Great Sacrifice. These Goods, the handsomest line in the market, must be disposed of at once, and you can buy almost at your own price. To give the ladies a chance to inspect our well-assorted stock and convince themselves of the great bargains we offer, we will remain at the Hastings House Sample Rooms, For Three Days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF THIS WEEK. Please call early and avoid the rush. �BOOMING GOVERNOR GRAY. LAW MAKERS AT WORK. THE CLOSING SESSION OF THE FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS. - — " ______ ’ ....... ... A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO .A-LLI /I Tbo debate. which wu* tn Inrll.n. kiwi odtsiltlDz tLo dl> until Mr.oiiar, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! We have them for the rich and the poor, for the old and the young; Christmas nreeenta for everybody. WAXKXXC.TOX Crrr, tn any interesting particular different from ihiae uwudly attending similar occurrences. Benator Sherman, prvoiding in tbo senate. ............. Dolls I planation denying tbe newspaper statement npirttM fractional gallon tex bill wm Dolls! ’ We have something less than a thousand. We have any kind of a doll you Vant. We have Wax Dolls, French Bisque, Articulated Dolls. We have washable, unbreakable Dolls. We have Rubber Dolls, China Limbs, and solid China. Ifiihere are any other desirable dolla made that we have not got, we do not know it. See our mammoth Wax Doll, natural as life. reported twgnn with ih<» chaplain's prayer. Then tbede­ partment report# were pnseiuted and ordered printed. sveohiUons adopted fixing the <iaily strict alien ownership of United Btates lands. Consideration of the bill to extend tho free to wait on the preaidaat for tho like purpose. Maun. Kdmuarta and Saulsbury were upjxiintAlfc-K-Ji committee. Senator Williams, of California, was sworn and several bills of no general importance were introduced and ployed at every town of 10.000 inhabitenta, 910,000 advantage* of leaving the governorship to a waa adopted, * and probably Republican sue ■eesor, Tbo Courier Tbe electoral count says: •’Thorn is no longer any doubt that a Democrat will succred Harrison in th* n More toys than you ever Raw at one time. Toy Guns, Toy Swords, Watches, Stoves and Kitchens, Toy Sad Boats, Toy Animals of all kinds. Magnetic Toys (something new). We have not space to enumerate more. NOVELTIES-. occupied until 3J6 in reading, when tbe electoral certificate which both hotwwi, nct- tbe ring politicians of Indianapolis bare been industriously laboring for Bonator MoDonald. Too Courier belie vim that tbe Democratic majority In tbe legislature would similarly acting, tbe two bouaoe shall reject. party in, by electing Governor Gray to th- illxirn invoked tbe Divine creating a department Breckonrklgo of Kentucky prising the committee. Hewitt asked that 8. 8. Cox bo sworn, notwithstanding tho testifying to Cox'* popularity. Rusk of Ma Kansai, and Hatch of Missouri, and opposed br Bro -kanridge of Arkansas, Gibeon and Tucker, the opposition being on constitu­ tional grounds Randall reported the sun­ dry civil bill, which wn» referred and the houai adjourned. Waxhixgtox Crrr, Dec. 11.—Tbe h< waa iu -esaion but a few minutes Friday. FIRE IN A STATE HOUSE. ^nuXGFixu>, Ilk. Dec. 13.—At 12 o'clock Snturd »y night fire broke out in one of the lower-floor rooms at tbe state bona-, which contained a quantity of paint- and oil ttial conimltu^ nnd adjournment followed as tbe conidnoion of FOR USE IN HOT COUNTRIES. and LsfoUetir was appclnlcd to attend Mr. I’rice’s funeral, ami then, as a mkrk of republished that Capt. Ericaaon. tbo Inventor nrnctlcal application an engine operated by their plaoee with coin oortlflcatea* Van Wyck Introduced a bill te take the dnty off was being used in fltiishxut tbe building. The tiro department was called, and In per­ haps thirty minute* the flames worn sub deed, but not antll the room had been burned ruined. It te feared. aho, that decoration. Morrill offered a rreolutioa declaring that it Ik inexpedient nt this time to revise Urn tariff, teinly. Tbe budding i» atill in tbe hands ol same shortly. Dowse offered a resolution directing tbe tlnanoo committoo to inquire an>i rejxx-i what reduction can bo made in tho cuatixiis rtfwl internal revenue taxes without injuriously affiwt ng our industriea Ingalls said the Atlantic &: Pacific railway land* for­ faited la«t session w.-ro still Withheld from rommittre <x> appropriations has completed tbe sundry civil bill It appropriates HW,IM,112. Tiw ratttnatea were 931.540,000 and the appropriation far the current tte-nl year qulring why thia and rarolutfom* apd tbe following intro­ duced : Adam# of ItHnois. providing that na­ tional bank* with j9500,000 or iem capital Christmas and New Years Cards. Stacks of them from 5Z to ,50 cents. We can beat the world on this line. We bought cups and snucers in grqss lots, and we can knock them all ouit on prices. We have them from 5 cents to $1.00 each. We have shaving mugs, pitchers, fruit saucers^and plates, china vases, baskets, etc, all useful and ornamental gifts. z ' G-1EL88 Ware. Net tentative*, tbe Inman at 4:’S p. in. adjourned. WasnncUTOjr Crrr, pec. 8 —Senator Cne- We can show you the most extensive line ever brought to this city, all new and very attractive, at prices that astonish you. See them and yon will buy. of United State* district and < ireult court* In Glass Novelties we have all the latest styles. See our perfumes in novelty glasses—all shapes. Now w the time to buy Amberina Ware. We are headquarters for water sets. WORK BASKETS.—Lined Work Baskets (something new), assorted in round and oval sbapps. The linings are a combination of Valencennes Lace and Shurred Satine in assorted colors, with pocket thimble case, pin cushion, etc., very handsome. Prices, .25 cts. to $1.00. We ^ave a very. dBsirabie line of Plated Ware which we will sell O W LxXX popular prices. See our new show case full of these goods. They are cheaper than yon cah buy them elsewhere. We sell them on a grocers profit. See our stock of Silverware. \_ See our .Juvenile Books from 5 to 25 cents. Vases by the grqss. Big stock of Candies and Fruits. 1000 pounds of that choice mixed candy at the small price of 10 cents a pound. Wholesale and Retail. We get our oysters direct from the pack 9Of vO-L ere at Baltimore, consequently can furnish a fresher and better flavored oyster than any house in the city. Our prices are the lowest. We want your Butter. Eggs and Dried Apples, and can pay as much as any concern in this city. Bring them in. We aim to treat everv customer in such a manner that they will come again. Our principles—One Price to All; Terms Strictly Cash. Yours, anxious to please, 3 - Michat-1 Corcoran, an employe in the Flint pulp mills, fell into a vat and had his leys xo nearly cooked that they may have to he amputated. person to 94,000 par annum; requiring audit- capital toocruro circulation, and authoru- rhidi is so arranged is to contiaiilly turn drculatlou by depoalt of under improvement, and fa now completed. It fa intended chiefly for wn In hot countries. coin o.- bullion tea using government Landa thereof. Cox of Now York, Wajuhnotox Crrr. Doc. 11.—According hlbiting Lbetr receiving pay na con­ W. H. (ioodywtr & Co. can always be relied upon to carry in stook the purest count* and prUdbittng connection with *of and best goods, and sustain the reputa­ tion of being active, pushing and reli­ able, by recommend Ing articles with Well established merit and such as are popu­ lar. Having the agency for the celebrat­ ed Dr. King's New Discovery for con­ sumption, colds and’ coughs, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affection of throat, lungs, or chest, and tn order to prove our claim, we ask you to call and gst a Trial Hottie Free. Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply­ ing between Atlantic City and N. 1M bad been troubled with a cough so that he was unable to sleep, and wm induc­ ed to try Dr. King's* New Discovery for consumption. It not only gave him Bstant relief, but allayed the extreme soreness in his breast. Ills children were affected and a single dose ha-1 tbe same happy effect Dr. King's New Discovery ia now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and on board since July, IBM. Tbo crime for which Grayor paid tho penalty was the murder <>a the schooner. Free trial bottles of thts standard remedy at W. H. Goodyear & 0o.’s drug store. tained. WM pi sRittiSl in the senate Wednesday bjr EdmuiWU: favoring a constitutional amend­ ment enipr-wnring rougrem to enact national Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, and 0 cent* in land. The Methodist Episcopal church of Wiwt>o«dn, through Sa wryor, petiUucud far era states fa as follows: Ohio, 74 canto; Mich­ legislation to protect Chinree laborer* and igan, 78; Imlinna, 10; Illinois, fr»; Wisconsin, Bill* wore i f.—Tha Clinton, Saturday morning at 0 o’clock. ask for early action on the subject Eddie Coddling, bobbin boy. wunt into tbe room with a lantern at 0 o'clock and an ex- rapidly after which the Mtmte adjourned. The build- over the mill from a window 91S0,nou; inaorancc, 9»,000. ddiary xilver is limited to Ifti.aiO.OOO, and fa Fe lorated Tradea of North America. In tbo convention bill providing ted men .ball Buffalo ’Che Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcere. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no payrequired. It is guaranteed to give per­ fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Dribs 28 cents per box. For sale by W. opened 37.W»t7Nc, clored 37tfc bld. Oata-Na. H. Goodyear * Co. During the season there were 80,000 pounds of peppermint, spearmint, tansy Id* nominal, clored »lfl^ noml- und wormwood oil produced in Casa praed Ml-30. dored 91L15 bld; and^Bt. Joseph counties. m«l SI1-KH. d«*d 9UJTH Dffizember. owned M-10. eluied Dr. Jackson’s blood and humor syrup will positive cure all eruptions, ulcers aud bad sores upon the Tody face or limbs. WU1 thoroughly cleanse the system und blood of every' trace of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. .Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and is well recommended by the medical profession all over the 93.45. bbeep-Inquiry fair and va-nee steady, country. Bribe •! per bottle. Sold by "W. H. Goodyear poor to fancy natives. fSdSJM.50; lam ba, Jk-iX Itch. Prairie Mange, and scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Bffxs-Hirtetly freah J4c per doc: !re-honMi.SUc. Woodford’s Sanitary Lotion Use no other. This never fails. Sold by E, H. Lathrop, druggist, Hastings. Midi. rovwme M 9»,<*> ItrpIAWAJKMdB, Doc. to good shipping. SLNRUU per bbl. Ishpeming's churches, schools aud places of amusement have been reopen­ ed. but a number of cases of diphtheria are still reported there. CtO’ft.v-e.UveXvX SZTi M.60 bid; F-.'bruari. H.BUi Holiday Goods! Of Every Description ! Belonging to a First-Class Furniture Store, are arriving daily at the Mammoth Furniture Rooms of ARCHIE McCOY, i INCLUDING Bedroom and Parlor Suits, Couches, Easy Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Rattan Chairs, Marble and Wood Top Center Tables, Brackets' of every description, Mirrors, Chromos and Oil Paintings, etc., All of which I offer very cheap, together with my etock of General Furniture, which is tne largest between Jackson and Grand liapids. Come and see my goods before you buy. as I intend to sell at the lowest Possible Figure! FORGET IT NOT! THE MARKETS. Clixtox, Mich., Doc. J. H. BEAMER & CO. FORGET IT NOT! HTSouth side of State Street, N. B.—The best Pillow Sham Holder in the world, for sale at my store. THE TIME HAS ARRIVED when you will be looking for some Present for CHRISTMAS Elegant Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk Silk Mufflers, Fichus, Table Linens, Towels, Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and Millinery Goods! Can all be bought at Very Low Prices, at Russell’s New Store, 1st Door west of -National Bank. �fhe Hastings Banner. MAKfiHAIX Hastings, Mich.. December 16.1886. Kiiterod at tbe PoetoBM at Himtlngi, Mich. BDITOBXAL NOTBB, For some time before his election, ■'.TbvetaDd juggled with words till be w-rsuaded just enough republican manxiilllnera, like G. W. Curtis, to believe him in favor of civil service reform to •.any the state of New York, and aeure the presidency. The hollowness .ad insincerity of the man’s profesion were soon clearly apparent to the 'tart majority of tbe people, although G. William Curtis and his fellow mug.rumpri continued to worship the presi.teat,, and to herald^iim as the sure­ - sough apostle of civil service reform. But the executive’s action in tbe cases f Stone, republican and Benton, demo­ rat, officials who were suspended just ■cforv election for alleged "pernicious activity in politics,” led a few btjaide the mugwumps to suspect that perhaps .fter all, Cleveland did have a alight idea of keeping his pledge to the peo­ ple. The fact that.he has since res<ored Benton and refused to do the tame with Stone, while the latter was far leas active in campaign work, drmostratod to the satisfaction of everybody, even G. William Curtis, :hrt President Cleveland, aa a civil •ervice reformer, is a fraud and a hum­ bug. People had iiegun to drop all >dca of connecting civil service reform with tbe present democratic adminis’.rstiob until the president's message and which republican legislation ™ NEWS H BRIEF. penadaa of aUver coinage in a niuMure the country wiU<ladly have for d«oocrate to quarrel over. The persistency in error of horizon­ Artery question to tattled before tal Bill Morrison is something remark­ i Canadian pinnuaeat wm add six able. That the man haa do conception of the qualit y or size of the club that the votcri of his district used to knock haa prohibited boils for charitable [urjxma. h a out of a seat in the next congrew is dearly apparent He is even now at work trying to secure favorable action oa his lamented tariff Bill, the Uwane felly of which caused his own defeat, Co and the democratic reverses all over the country. The Journal asks if the77eenbacker* - t— J —- —>u .as umuunof this county shall not send a delegate Moc^nger trial were diacbarged Tuesday to the Cincinnati convention. Bv all evening hn n • ....KU •_____ _ ______ „ ' means, and that speedily, before what was once the greenback party entirely dieappeaar. A few more brilliant campaigns like the last aud the Journal editor will be the sole surviving relic of his party in Barry county This country can get idong without Secretary Manning a great deal lirtter ^t can witiMOt the 8346,(0^)00 greenback currency, whose destruction Grover Cleveland is trimming his sails for the democratic nomtuation for the presidency tn 1888. His nomination will be gratefully acceptable to the re­ publican party. Rheumatism ---------------o—•» ax *— -< rt. and enriching tbe vital fluid. Positive Care. took four bottles and am perfectly well. 1 cheerfully recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla aa one of the,best blood purifiers in the world.” W. F. Wood, Bloomington, HL 1*3 I found no relief, but grew worse. 1 then began taking Hood'* Sarsaparilla, aud it did saparUta and mu entirely cured.' Hood’s Sai rilla Mrs. Sadawa ten died fromi Dollar. IOO Do»« State of Mtailssn, In me Circuit Court tor tbe County of Barry—>d CtoaMry. Kib6y Jltae and U EriS? NflMa. romptalnunt* JnniiM H. Bartley. Amen* E Bartley and taiMtetb Tboouw. Defendant*. Fifth Judicial Circuit—Order made at Char­ lotte iu *ald Circuit. The faithful historian will write of the greenback party, not that it fixzled out, but that H fused out OOUMQU. PBOOXEDXNaB. titled cause pending in this Court, resides out of tbe said State of Michigan and in the State of 1 dlana, and oa motion of Knappen and Van CouacU convened in regular session .tame out with waxm and unqwtufied Roll did. l'rr-nt All Bnunwr. 'eiteration of former professions in lavor of a reformed, civil service. If Minutes read and approved. •±r effort of this lying, deceitful course Finance committee granted further to not to stamp President Cleveland aa time in which to report on bills referred to them at last meeting. « hypocrite, we miss our guess very Tho water works.coinmittee present­ decidedly. ed estimate of material furnished and In two very able articles ia recent work performed on water works up to 'lumbers of tbe Forum, Kov. Dr. Lron- date by the contractor, making a total of 81 DOO. and an order drawn on the • JU W. Bacon argues against prohibi­ fond forthat amount. Ires 10 per cent. tion. Tbe grounds of his opposition CITY ACCOUNTS. are three. (1) In every state where it has St. commissioner, 3 days work. 8 « QD !<»-o tried, even in Maine, prohibition Henry Burke, “ fails to prohibit, asd tbe numerous ex­ Emory Wilkins, “ David Wolcott, " am pies cited seem to support tbe Rev. John Hawkins, •* fFiUeman’s statement. (2) It is an Frank Miller, “ 4 6Q m warranted interterenee with person­ D. Swlrkirt, •* 4 60 al liberty. This is according to ho* it Jake Rose. Horton and team," »trikeayou. (3) That prohibition de­ G Sweet and team," clares liquor drinking to be » crims, 0 00 and then punishes the accessory to tbe w Ut ABevMfifi, repairing took 1 u real criminal, the drinker go scott free. 28 00 There is considerable force to this ob- A. Ayers, 7 weeta night watch ■«.-ti<K), ay all fair-minded men. must vimiL If liquor drinking is a..crime, F. 11. Barlow A Co-, tile, sewer an SB -urely the man guilty of drinking it .Mounts allowed and orders drawn ought to be as guilty before the law sad before uiea as he who sells the ■ creed stuff. The Bev. Dr.'s remedy is rto. used at the late fire was a license system. Not a high license, and referred to dnaocecomml TbaelectiM of Edwin Ba. , m the money sense. But be would member of Extinguisher Co. No. 1 wm lave a commission who would grant approved, and the election of Madison licenses to sell only to such as would Erbasfoembcr of HooeCo. No. 1 was be the least liable to abuse the license. also approved. The resignation of G. W. West of Be would have no liquor drank where Hone Co. No. 1 was accepted and order it is sold, and the sale of liquor to drawn for 8437, the amount due him urinoro or habitual drunkards furbid- for services as memberol said company. A communication from the secretary den, with heavy penalties in case of of the Hose Co. was referred to the Art­ relation, the penalty to I® equaHv committee.. / * ere so far itapunishmenl is concerned, Tire sum of $2.{i!i, being the balance upon both drinker and saloonist. While of paving ra-ei pls of John G. Mendls, th. articles may not meet Lite endorse­ was ordered paid. The vote oy*w^ich the account of ment of extreme partisan prohibition- Norman B-diev was rejected was n~-ti. they ure worthy the thoughtftil emded, and the account, rin sum of 82-.I wm allowed, aids. 3lcNaugnton reading of every man. and Osborn voting nay. We have all along insisted that there The finance committee was instruct­ was tar more reason why greenbackers ed to notify theofficiids of the Hasting* should unite with republicans than National Bank that their proposition of Oct. 29th was accepted with the re­ with democrats. The democratic party quest that they issue certificates from Ims never lost an opportunity to show •late of receipt of money, the amounts iw hostility’ to the greenback. It op­ for which certificates to be'issue to be determined by said committee. posed the creation of that form of cur­ Adjourned. . rency. during ihu war; it fought every FRANK NTEBBIN8. llcronk-r. ■ '.-.uure having In view the redemption FOR I DON’T CARE, dull, tired, •i! the promise to pay ou the greenback. 11.•> only representative on the supreme feeling, impoverished I<I<hml. dull pains in buck tnd head, tantalizing skin erup­ bench two years ago declared ttuit it tions, Kemp’s Sarsaparilla never full* •Aas not legal money. And now, alter to give relief. We always gmirantee it. it btw been made legal tender by the ac- Prfce«1.00per Bottle. W. II.Goodyear. 'U of every republican member o£ the FOR 26 CENTS get Kemp’s Liver supreme bench; alter its promise to paj Pills fot Torpid Liver, for Constipation, J.as bt-i'n faithfully kept aud this cur- for the Complexion. W. IL Goodykail ren. y imide the equal of coin; alter it TUE PRETTIEST LADY in Hart­ iris lascome tbe sot»t. best and most ings and others should not allow a cough to run. Use at once Jfoinpn convenient money we have and the i®oRalsatn. which we guarantee to cure. 1-le are satislled with it: Aller all Price 60 cento and SI.00. Trial size th comes the present democratic sec­ free, W. IL Goodyear druggist. Mary of the treasury, and recommends The Michigan poultry and pet stock that ibis currency, so dear to the pto- association will offer i?1.(Xxi In pre­ -ie.l-e wholly withdrawn from them. miums at their exhibit at Grand Rap­ And yet the greenback party cun fuse ids in January. Tbe best remedy for worms to found •Titu a party guilty uf such wanton op­ ID Hili's Peeriewi Worm Specific. No position to the greenback currency. cure, no pay. W. H. Goodyear. Mr. Manning, secretary of the treasuMothers! mothers’ mothers! Why is evidently trying to make the will you allow your little darling to greenback party of Michigan delighted stiffer with those horrible worms w; on a sure remedy Is so near and cheap.* over the iact that its convention nt Dr. Jackson’s vegetable worm syriif' Grund Rapids last August endorsed the will surely give relief and costs but » present ad ministration. Among the cento. For sale by W. Goodyear. cheerful recommendations this astute Si.ln<7 S. Smllli. C«>. Smith «n<l tualesmun makes in his annual report Mrs. W. J. Murphy, of East ^ginaw, are two that are calculated to make tbe m i Mre. Jam«i Shepherd of Edmore a*p said to be heirs fo<he greenback ixisom heave with pleasant estate of tbe late Sidney Smith, of euiutiuiis. They lire: 1, that the green­ N w York city. back currency be destroyed, and 3, that 01110 wlth *nr„'rhra^ w silver coinage be suspended. No repub­ AJOVk. V Lung IHmmml IfyoahaTO lican secretary of the treasury has had a Cough or Cold, or tho children are .« . j mt.. nr W hnoolmr Concn. the aHruntery to bo deiy l>-e honest sen­ timent of the people aa to make the rec­ ommendation that our greenback cur­ rency be annihilated. Think of it, wip­ ing out the 8346,000,000 legal tender mil's Peartfiss fjoinrii Myrup is fj»* notes that the people plainly and .uipco'disk Lht pMMbir IMued’ * jr^ nopay. W/H. G -odyt-ar. inistakably said they wanted r^foaed. EVERYTHING LOVELY! Great Bush ! At Our Store Saturday. be a maker of tbe Utah commie- A Ohio railroad. FRANK A. BOOKKR, Circuit Judge. kNAFrKN fifty yean. Indianapolis for kUltov Notice to hereby riven t lie auction, to the hie beat CF<aUag >30.000, alleged to I Sunday evening A o< Foptar Bluff, Ma. Joy, deerweed. Dated December ad Default havl certain me nW inc quarantining IDs. Cook mid 1'hllo Tbe United Labor party haa airaady begun Said niortKSKC was upon the exprrm condi­ tion that should any delimit be made iu the payment of the iuiereat on a»y day wbfreuu tbe aatnr Is made payable aa therein cxnrrtaed.and should the same remain unpaid and Iu arrean for the space of thirty days, then and from llirnror.irti after the laimc of snltl thirty days, the principal »um of fifteen hundred dottars with all arraua«cs of interest tiwrron. should At the option of said rooetjputres. tbcirexrcutors. administrators or aligns, become anc lie doe and payable Immediately tlicreafter. although the period limited tor the payment thereof may not then hate expired. And default having of r«.8afl.aa MoUiodiat mtatetois at Cincinnati projwaa that church nwmbers who attend opera* r» i~.., 4IBI miu«; ni Augum. a. having a ballet aaoexjtt diiciplin'd. U*l. and the same liasliurremaliied unpaid aud Tbe ahipnwata of iren-ore and pig iron from Eacanaba. Mich., ty principal sum of lUtecii hundred dollars with gn gite LM^SOl ton*. *11 arrearages of interest thenwa. ta now do etared <toe >v>d [ratable by the terms of saidmnrtnar. and lip-re Is now claimed to I>« due the date of this notice the sum of two thous­ aggngatm^ rUU.tBQ. Creditors say they al and and three and .‘U-iooths do!b.rs. and no suit are not worth over J 125,000. The liabUiUe* or proCr'-dlngs either al taw or In equity haring been instituted to recover the moneys secured by Mid inortxagtt or any part thereof. Lemuel Milk, an old cittern of Knnkakre, Now. Uierelorr, by virtue al the power of sale »talned tn said mortgage aud the statute In 11 case made ami provided, notice Is hereby girrn on Buturdav. Iir'cemte-r 30th. A. D. It to believed In Washington that President ISM. atthat 10 o’efoek ill thn fnrenoan we shall Sell Cleveland intends to appoint Ju due Church, at putillr auction to the tilgbest bidder st the north front door of tho court house, in tin- city al the Dakota «it promo court, governor of of llaetltigs. Barry rountv, Michigan, (that thnt territory• being the place of holding the circuit court tor Owing io the continued ill non erf its Barry county) the nremue* described In sudd owner, Tlx> Duluth Tribune has euspemded publication. num.duo and unpnld on Midi mortraav. and all cotta ol Uil < forrolmuirc, together with- nu Irish Nateonal Longue'* and-rviit campaign. legal in torney lee oft wenty-five dollars, u« provided for hi wild mortg-uie; Mid pu-miM -. i,dug de*cril>e<l In laid tnomtagr a* follow!: All Uiom piece* or purerta of land ivuig aud hto last storm prndtoUOR. but bn to notdto- being eltmite In the township of \ aukrr Spnnc*. couriged. Hi. predict* overs storms on Dec. in Uir County of Barry, nudHtite of MiclitoOi, nualiy iu this country. No cheap goods bought for our special sale, but all standard goods, such as we sell every day.' . Will continue Special Sale on Oil, Soda, etc., this Tliere is one divorce cental niiiie elxhty Dated Hutinm, A granite monument has Uie grave ol John B. Gough BOHKBT HUKN8. J. DAVIDSON BUBNB. AVID H-CXVOK, HILO A. 8HKI.DON, CHAS. H. BAVKIt. Attorney Iot’m^Smtos. F verted rOt'.OU' in English sovorvigns into Preddeni Bartto::. of Dartmouth collate. Italy.' Tin* city govcrn.tuHit of Boston has taken storm to provide a eulogy of Charles Francis Adnnw, to be delivtsred in that city. Cart Kcburz wiU invited to delivered tbo address. Huntington wiU have acenrod control of ti^e Illinois & St- Loma road before Naw X ears; that be will tom extend it to CmdnaaU. with a branch to IzreisvUJe, and will be able I.000J00MK RIVER BOTTOS HD UPUJOS m— astoon OmB nt sad far Cart, sad taw «•*•*. te UTTU MCM * FMT S*ITM UUUI co . Flint tolcittel ln*d te Wat Ohio Una THrnniGi Great Bargains in Crock ery and Holiday Goods. W. H. SCHANTZ �Those buying $1.00 or more we will give a Handsome Christmas Card together with the Mixed Candy. ■sm'eSj^a: exrq. ;noqv s-pTieiajj ccxio□tS’V’ IpunQ poxipj ouij jo punoj jp?jj-0UQ oaiS [jiav om ojoui jo s^uo^ Xyy jo osnipjnj A’ioao � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-12-23.pdf 72b0b562f24c4259f0c5ab769d8fdfd1 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXI. NO. 34. DETROIT HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 23, 1886. County News. WHOLE NO. 1647. rnirgpoRT. of ••farm produce.- Isn't that Additional Local Items. head more literal than any rival rantnal or stock company can show? In conch*Ransom Wolcott was iu Charlotte Christmas Fwwtval of the Epis­ sion let mewk ray farmer friends to Tuesday and Wednesday on business. Geo. Nagler. of F reeport, will clerk copal ChvrcIl—Church services 10 a. consider in which company they would for Nagler & Beeler until after the. m. Christina* day: morning prayer,, rather have their hpildlngs, stock and produce insured in case of fire. If they holidays.—Caledonia News. Chas. Will and wife, of Lowell, are sermon and holy communion. Th<> do this-and n comparison of pollciea visiting relatives in this place and ex­ church building has been decorated will settle the matter—they will unite pects to remain here until after Christ­ with evergreen* and symbols and the with the Barrv & Eaton because it music and sermon will be appropriate gives them full protection, not % or ft mas. protection. Look for important railroad news for the Christmas Festival. The children's festivitits will occur soon. And don t forget that Freeport will have a -railroad outlet before the on the festival day of holy innocents, Tuesday Dec. 28th. 5 p. m., social time. leaves fall in 1887. Thursday p. m. Tbe G. A. R. band furnished the The children will meet at the church music Friday evening at the box social, and go from there to the society room* son of Everett Foster, of this dty. in the spirit which animates very miawhich was well rendered and appre­ where the supper will be served. ciated by all present The entertainment* at Union Hall chievous boys, took a home and buggy Freeport is destined to become ouite (Saturday and Monday evenings; under belonging to Samuel Howe, of Rutland, a R. IL center. She will wear her hon­ and drove thr rig to Freeport. Hr. ors with becoming modesty. -Alaska tbeauspicai of the Hastings Lecture Howe’s daughter had expected to ride Association, were accorded a lilieral pat­ home in tbe >ig; but not finding it. she cor. Cridedonia News. Isaac Moore's little son b very rick ronage. and were the t*nt of the char­ walked home, expecting to find the with lung fever at the home ut Milo acter ever on the boards in this city. horse there, but it waan L Mr. Howe Fish in Carlton; Dr. H. F. 1’wkham G. Paul Smith ns an impersonator is and a psrty of neighiiorB searched in simply “iminienserhis original concep­ vain f< r lhe misuing equine. About 8 attending. Wm.Lettick was in Freeport Friday tion of “Zacharteh Spl er" captured the o’clock Jr. H. arrived in the city, and evening in attendance at the iiox social house. At the urgent request of jnany acquainted the sheriff with the fact of and on Monday went to Charlotte to this number on his program of Satur­ the horse's mysterious disappearance. visit relatives and friends reading near day evening was repeated Monday A short time,previous, word was pass­ evening.' The association is to lie con­ ed along the street that Mr? Foster's that place. Mrs. Win. Godfrey, of Fillmore, gratulated upon the success of these first boy whs niluring, and searching parties Started to-day to visit her aged parents entertainments oFthe course. were even then looking for him. Soon residing at Webberville, btie will re­ FOUR VORNRRSWk have been favored with a copy after this. Sheriff Long went to the main- there about a week and on hercouncil room where were seated Depu­ Sleighing. • of the annual publication of the Ionia, ty-sheriff James Bauer, Marshal Ellis, way home will visit her son Dell resid ­ Christmas is coming. Eaton & Barry Farmers. Mutual Fire Z. Shepherd and wife, and the valiant ing’ near Charlotte. Ervin Mapro is on the sick list. On going to his barn Tuesday morn­ Insurance Company, a finely executed night watch, Archibald Ayers for Myron Barnum and Myrta Dunbar, ing Wesley Fox found one of his valu-- pamphlet containing each member's short. The first words Oliver spake of your city, spent Sunday at this place. MOWMLTHURNA PDLK. \Vill Wright, of Ann Arbor, and able team’horses dead. The horse was name, number of policy, amount insur­ were “Another horse stolenF Officer Comirnk Marfiu^. Quarterly meeting of the Free Mcthapparently well when put in the liarn ed, location and poatoffice address; also Bauer inquired from whom, and for a odista Sunday. X. Glaranrc Rogcra. of your city, Sundayed the evening before. The cause of its the annual statement, including details description of the anirasL This Mr. with relatives aud friends of thte place. A. B. Belden and-sister spent Sunday of membership, risks, resources, liabili­ Howe gave. Mr. Bauer st once said: Some of the young people attend death is not known. The G. A. R. band wish to state that ties, losses paid, income and expendi­ “1 saw that very horse on “Figure 8 with relatives at Battle Creek. meeting at Morgan quite frequently. supper can be obtained-at eiDier hotel tures, and has appended a review with hill," in Carlton, this afternoon about 8. B. Shaw, editor of the Holmes The literary was well attended Satur ­ ansrgenf most competent oculists, and Work, of Grand Rapids, left for his’ their guests may prefer at the Christ­ summary of business sinccorganlzatlon. 4 o’clock, and a little boy was driving day night, and -passed off very nicely, w ,'cnine eyt« FREE OF CHARGE. home lust week. mas party iu Freeport. Friday evening, To this has been added a directory of him. I Believe the bov is (he Foster with the exception of being a little ted­ Fine leathers, jewelry and fine clothes ious on account of not having a full Dec. S4thro aa followa; BUI 91.50; in­ the officers of the company and an boy they think is lost. There is no use have to take it at our protected m»*tcluding oyster supper and the cure of alpbaltetical index of the entire mem­ putting the county to any expense to program. . fjbUDAY GOODS x I’reuton has sold his property at bership; also a compilation of the niem- recover the horse, for 1 can get a rid Mrs. Clark Sutton, who some time horses. Reported that a stranger called on un­ ship and assets of each county. This and capture him in less than 3 hours. , ago went east to have a caacer doctored, cle Wm. Moulton one day last week and company was organized April 28th. Mr. Bauer was informed by the sheriff, Morgan to Marion Mead. is at home ut present and is very low. offered togive him tea pounds of paint 1881, and now has 3.112 members and with an oath, that he Oliver F. Long, Protracted meetings are still iu pro­ There it> little chance of her recovery. worth one dollar per pound if he would asaents of 84.178.179; has sustained and the great big sheriff of Barry county; gress and a vast amount of good ia ta*Itor Dxjohnson is living with John accept of an ugenev which he consented paid 83 i<>aae» amounting to 918,385.30, knew ■ his own business, and wished mg done. There have been about 25 Fuller Inis wiuier. to do and of course was rvqureUxl to and has made but four assessments of Bauer not to interfere. Later the sher­ conventions and that nunilier have sign a paper of some kind which he did, 10 cents each for 1(0 insurance, and iff induct’d Mr. Howe to offer 825 re­ united with the church. * ■IEIA’TZ.V'5 CORNERS. and b now afraid it may turn up in makes the beet financial exhibit of any ward for the return of the horse, white A number of the neighbors and form of a note. Farmers cannot he too mutual company in the state, and is he, Mr. Long, in the name of Barry DRLTON. y friends of Sir. and Mrs. Edwin Mead, careful aliout signing their names to reported to txj exercising great care in county, offered 850 for the conviction of. Cold colder coldret! Tbemiometor class of risks assumed and close econ­ the thief 1 'The next our enterprising asuembled at their home Monday after­ papers for strangers. gone to bunt up our railroad. sheriff did teas to use the telegraph While on their way to Lowell Satur­ - O. B. Pennock and wife are vimting noon, to assist them in celebrating the day Meadames. Qeo. Baker and Parks omy in all bnsineas transactions. lines ireelv inputting officers of other UKh anniversary of their marriage. A j tbelr daughter Mrs. F. J. Norwood. The Same Old Story .—X)n or about places on lhe trifck of lhe animal, de­ attempted to pass a loudwl wagon, pleasant afternoon was spent, and a 85 I Rev. J. C, Chase and wife are expectDecember 10th a slick looking stranger scribing tbe horse, even to toe buckles when thr colt they drove became un ­ gold piece, set gold lama dishes, card | ed here Christmas. receiver, silver butter knife, silver manageable and tipped buggy and oc­ interviewed Mr. I^afavette Townsend, on his harness, so we are informed. • Andrew Carpenter took the largest Mr. Bauer was so certain that he was cupants into a ditch. Mrs. Baker w- ot n(KMllnDa uiwusnip. ne reprreenvspoons, fruit dish, dish doth, broom of Woodland township. He represent• hogs to Richland to-day that have been , „| th. York BooOnj Co. « Ur«o right, that Officer Ellis proposed that and potato masher were F-ft*he remind­ ww «llb . .pr.,lnrd ukl. but drawn from this place. 1 arks received a fracture of U»e collar-, lind philanthropic company that derir- they goto Freeport, where the Foster I O. Barrett has the deepest well I ever ers of I he occasion. Th* M. E. class bone; boy had lived, and where it was pre­ Dr. H. F. Peckham rcjwrta her ----u-./kua.-.S... ---------«Mrs. M«-a4 with a cornmode ed to introduce their everlasting roofing sumed , ADPr AQQnPTIVirNT Ihuw- something over 40 rods. Pump presrnUsi he then was. and get the reward. Ismp. The affair was a complete ns comfortable ms possible. paint Id that township, and as Mr. About midnight they were iu Freeport, -Anut Aoovn I IVILIX I , turn took a job to put him in a well. and Townsend waa a Mpresentative citizen, ! took up the old one and went off .and surprise, and among its most pleasant found that the boy was safe, secured NAUHVILLK. features was the address to Mr. and etc., they proposed to send him free , I left him and so it is today. The entertainments at the op»-ra gratis htifiici-nt to paint the roofs of .the horse in the livery barn, and retired Mrs. .Mead delivered -by Mrs. John i Mr. and Mrs. Hallett have gone to thr hotel for tbC^ifothL About 3 house on Wednesday and Thursday h s buildings, in order to introduce th« at Kengle. i .T ’ Hastings, where your correspondent .M 'IhIh) evening there was a free eveuiDgs of hurt week by G. Paul Smith, article. Would Mr. Townsend write o'clock the next morning the sheriff . wishes them much happinewi and a protruded his rotund body within the lecture at the school house ami a sale •wvn- largely attandcdviDd well liked, bis name and ailareas on a paper iiaixl- ;corporate limit* of Freeport, <!t-lermin­ ' ! long and useful life. MiMes Flora and'Salle Beadle,’of j The insurance innn h among us tas- of" vunke* notion**. wur choice for 10c. Hast fogs, are visiting at John Barry’s. ed him. in order that the company ,ed to have that 823 reward it is pre­ Mr. Flory has relumed from Denver, might, know to whom to ship the paint? . e ling advantage of the high MaMssmenta Great preparations are being made at Tills Mr. T.obligingly did. A few days sumed. and the 850 reward for the con­ Col. His son is better. ; ivP A.nH I of I IVA bf the Barry A Eaton Co. all the Sunday schools for Christmas since two strangers called upon Town­ viction of the thief, whom he had every A small congregation Sunday even­ -jve ana LOL Live ri Wi,hiDg „ae ana al|a merry XBUM. reason to believe was none other than a ing. the Free "Methodist meeting at festivities. send showing a contract over hb rig­ j you may look for nothing more now. G«m.J. Lamb, of Vermontville, has nature agreeing to purchase 10O gallon* ,mi.-chievous urchin. Long roused bin Morgan i*ing the chief attraction. had two suite the past week against of tbe paint at 92.25 per gallon, less 1U deputy at Freeport. Mr. .Cool, and the WMT BALTIMORE. Dell Merchant, of Hastings. The first per cent, discount The print was at' precious pair took tbe horse surreptiPRAIRIEVILLE. tiouriy from the livery stable. I*ong It tak«* considerable snow to cover about the keeping of a horse, and the the Hastings depot awaiting his order. also told Cool to claim lhe 825 reward, C. D. Prichard Is spending! hh college second ata,ul a bill of cigara which | vacation1 at home and with Hastings all those hubs, but the roads are steadi­ Merchant bought of Lamb. Jan. Clarke, The upshot of the matter was that Mr. so it is said. Long then looked up the Tow nsend gave the sharpers 810 to can­ Foster l«oy; and when he had found ly improving and we hope to have I friends'. i of Hastings, appeared for the defense cel the contract. Upon investigation him. we are told searched him. to see A. AJ Fruhauf. oi Ann Arbor, is good sleighing far Christmas. Th* Christmas tree on Friday even­ and Squire Stevens, of Vermontville, he found that no mrrchandbe had been that he should not terrorize and run ’ visiting ut Isaac Week’s. for the prosecution. Lxmb got it lam­ received at u»e the urpov, depot, as alleged: In aw-v wllh luiegeu; m count, „ .heriff. Re I Mrs. Melville Holcomb is visiting in ing will be the event of the week. med to him in both suite, acj will prote rtvttvea “2y “ ~—-1 *~ shortt that fe he had been r. neatly fleeced to nm causwj ^e lad to get into a buggy There will be a regular Christmas proEaton Co. ably not be so rambunctious'in lhe fu- the tune ..f II. swore »„t war.­ with hlm broHght hlm fc) this dty. of filo 910. He out M a war Series I of meetings are still in pro­ ■ grain commencing at ♦’» p. in., and a lure. rant for the apprehension of the sharp­ It lx related that the search of the six merry lime is anticipated. gress at the Week's school house. • Mrs. Al. I/eutz is seriously rick. en, but as yet they have eluded the year old revealed lhe shocking discovery Tickets are out for the G. A. R. ball Social jat Worn.Hendershott's Tuesday Abijah M. Flint was arrmled Satur­ otlicenj, although Conatable Thou. Tink­ evening! the (proceed.-* to be used in on the 22d. A largo company expected. day night at the instance of his wife ler thought he had hb grip on one of of a piece of string and a key! Barry Dnnie MeLeav is the possessor of the county, it will be borne in mind, must buving ] Christmas presents for the watch, drawn by lottery Saturday for assault, ami put under 8IU0 bonds, them, as stated elsewhere. Of course it i>e very watchful of bad boys who go to little folks. endorsed by Bob Brady to appear tor will be of no avail for the Banner to .Freeport with a piece of siring and a There, is to, lie a Christmas tree at evening. trial. sound a note of warning against such- kev’fo-their pockets. It ta not laid <3-. SEMON John Perkin.frightened himself and the Hendershott schoolhouse Friday W. R. Barker and wife celebrated swindlers. family by falling from a load of hay on down in anrmedical jurisprudence or cvenlngjnext. . ______ hatu’-day. receiving numerous bruises, their wooden wedding st their resi­ legal codes that the poasaution of a To Faemers.- The year which has string and a kqy is evidence of a vicious of-'ie-l a ceuf'ct'. ry iuxI cirut DOWLI NO. and a general shaking up from which dence last Tuesday. A jolly party of their friends and neighbors woLnted we hope he will soon recover. and criminal disposition. But it may Just closed has lireti one of heavy lossea w (rtwdner Imoc*. *ouUi sMa of Hut* *Creel. little more snow ia wanted in this ., The G. T.JAdge is prospering and in­, them. be. The Saturday following, ia n_ a, a... r,.,^ Mock of vicinity to make good sleighing. Mrs. Sophia Smith, who is making by fire for the old reliable home mut­ venge probablv for Officer Bauer's in­ creasing in numbers we are glad to nay. Lillie Tobias is visiting friends and : her home utC. M. Putnam's this win ­ ual, the Barry & Eaton Insurance Co. terference with his own masterly Mrs. Hannah Jones has been confin­ An examination of their report shows relatives in Rutland. ter. Had an attack of paralysis last ed to her room by illness the week past. scheme to coin 25 elegant dollars, the _ , _ M j n jc. M. Mack and K. Howe made a buslosses over 915,700during the past year. sheriff took off that deputy's official Mr. and’Mrs. A. Armstrong return toi week, and is still seriously Uh All the owners of horse flwih are im­ But whatahould be a matter of pride head. And it is related that he used their home at the north, after a two p hun weeks visit among relativesand friends proving this fine sleighing. Last Sun­ to every member of the company is violent language that day in discussing Weodrl Ederte).of N. Y . is visiting day afternoon Mrin street put one iu the fact that every loss huq been the matter with Mr. Bauer, even to tbe his sister, Mrs. Kaiser, of this place. 1in and about our village. promptly and honorably adjusted, and adornment of his sentences with vigor­ Mr. and Mm. Warren Rlchrrds are nt mind of a race track at a county fair. C. N. Tobias and E. Gates are m the . The Congregational ladl**' bazaar is every cirim acted upon as became a ous and picturesque profanity. Later Father Wales tor a visit company doing an honest legitimate on, while his soul was still inflated with wood basinroe thia winter. Are cut­ proving a grand succres. ting wood on the pretnisro of Emmett C. L. Glasgow sued a Swede named buainem. To do this, and thus main­ wrath and his arms cavorting wildly in WOODLAND. Lunstown Isat Tuesday on n note, u tain ita honorable name, and keep up the atmosphere, the sheriff waltzed into a whWi him tn « chance The voung folks New Y’ear's party balance : and W. Herrington will on which remained unpaid. its reputation of doing burincBS with the county treasurer's otBce and aat run a raffling match at this ptace I n- wiB-'be held at Dr. Carpenter’s on Fri­ Judgment for plaintiff for ladance due all putrons honorably, has compelled down on the table, and behold the table day before Christmas- They will have <day evening. Dec. 31st. 1886. the levying of an assessment of 30 and costs, On Tmwday of last week the teacher 1 Judge Smith, of HaaUngs. was in cents ou the 8100. While this has giv­ petered out, busied, and is to this day a a. chickens and oysters. ruin that is not beautiful to look at. and , .Arge 10-pound Cane and 20- turkey en some dissatisfaction, there Is no a reminder ot how heavy a large man This grange is building a grange tairn isent a scholar home for disobeying town to-day. Mrs. H. IL Dicklnaon ha« returned lust ground for it. Thb losses have can become when his 260 pounds avoir­ 24x30 by their hall. They are trying to ■orders, and there seem to be quite a ,from Buffalo. been honest, having been adjusted by get it done so as to 1111 it up on New feeling in favor of both parties. pound Stick of Candy. _ , dupois is Increased by a ton of wrath. On Wednesday of last week Early Orno Strong’* father, from Ohio, is as good and honorable men ax there But Mr. Long got 810 out of the buriYaars fve., with horses, owned by are in the two countiee. The running thoee who come to eat oysters and cele­ and V. P. I’alnuTtoE came to blows, on making him a visit neew just the same. Eugene Cook, of Kalamazoo, was expends* of the company are lighter brate tbe holidays by shaking their feet. account of Early’s children disobeying Music has been secured that never ptav- orders in school. When a father will shaking hands with the boys last week. than those of any other similar mutual Henry A. Robinson has secured fifty ed at this hall before, and will do all in sav what it is said Mr. Early is reportMrs. A. 8. Foote, while visiting at in the state. Moreover, if the Barry & thdr power to make a pleasant and •«- «f to have said about children he Battle Creek last week, was thrown Eaton policy was as narrow as those of suli^crlbers to Henry George's new should be banished from civilization from a carriage and bully injured. ____ . _______ the stock companies, or of its competi­ paper. joyable time for all who attend. and live In heathendom. Mra. Jas. Mills and daughter Jennie tor in mutual insurance, its assessREMEMBER Old Mm. Hently—"I see. John, that One day last week the teacher at the are visiting in Assyria. ifAPLR GROVE. menta would ne lighter, but Its insur­ Maud Lapham has gone to Hye with Tamarac school had occasion to correct Elwood siartln is behind the counters ance would be worth not half its much this new faith cure has been the means of suin' > rrrnt m.nj pKPte. Old her mother Mrs. Warren Seely near one of the large boys and in the fracas at Messimer’s, and Ben Garlinger. of to the person insured as it now h. A Mr Bentlv—"So 1 ve heertl. Old Mrs. THE FIRST the scholar got a black eye and the Woodland at Frank Me Derby'a. leading Stock Insurance agent of this ^Trumsn Cole and wife visited at teacher came out best, when wnw of . A debating society has been organiz­ city told roe recently that the policy giv­ Bently—“WclL the furt time you pu> a drug store, John. I wish you d stop the larger scholars went to disbursing ed by the voung men of the village, en by the Barry A Eaton was cheap to Warburton’s test week. ,nd get a bottle of IC-New Y ork Hua. and the fl nit meeting was held at lhe any farmer at 30 ccote a year—-cheaper Tbe lecture at the Mayo school house law to the teacher. On Saturday evening the scholars of town ball Monaay. than 25 cents in any stock company, and Thursday evening was a fizzle. He Hold twite as cheap as ita rival mutual com­ Pickens County. George, has a post­ O.U. 8VCKKR. one currv coiub and a lead pencil school district No. 4 gave an exhibition -oyThe pany. He arid his reasou for this xtato office named “Talking Rockamounting to ten cents: a Dew way to at Town baU. It WKS a success. The meet was liecauae the Barn- A Eat«» origin of the name is thus stated: N>me receipts of the evening were 915. . Parting lovers are santimcntaL but a gave tbe broadest and most liberal one discovered in the vicinity a large Word has been received here that Mr. Mo--> W TlslUoi« bli brothBovnton will be here in a short time to Masiiarhuartte girl, on bidding goodbye police of any company doing buslmas stone upon which had bren printed the to her fiance, capped the climax by di­ Barrv county. Brother farmers, words, "Turn me over." It required wlte.ot Wbo»taeM. let the contract tor railroad ties for the recting his attention to the great dip­ iu yon should think twice before leaving coneidereblr sUength U> accomplish _ , are visiting at N. b. Iternre and I). R. Alaska railroad. C. A. Hough, of HartittffR, was in per in the starry firmament. “J ou i«' this old reliable company simply be­ this, and when it was done tbe com­ that second star in the handle of the ' cause of ita high assessment this Jt*r, mand. “Now turn me lock and let me ^Knrok M<! Quids’" f*,e town one day last week. Dr. Carpenter has returned from dipper, don't you“And you when that awwaament is necessary to fool some one etee,” whh printed on the them a little surprise on their birthdays. Indiana where he has lieen disposing see that faint liute star dose to the nay actual, honest losasa. Every under side of the rtone. om wm on the «lh and the other the second starT “Yes, my dear. Well,• farmer should try to think ot the mat­ of hh patent evener. ter of insurance in this way; not the Jacob Hofer is quite sick with infia- darling, that is me." (KYoudi 1mU«« shut bora «-Uhoiit company that furnishes insurance the “blW mation of the bowels. A man entered a Little Rock bank: cheapest is b«l; but that which furnGood Music. Good Order. , bum?on sbdr buds ami Bids are beltur i«it to and presented a check which, read: u> ■ wire one should see lh.il It b l ishes the heat Insurance U cheapest. route Iron Cbtawo to “ Pav to bearer the sum of 910. The fastened on secure, (or one that ta not Those front Chicago to Cariton having I There is do payment of loos in earo Good Time to All. cashier took the check, looked at i _and said: “The check b perfectly good, W(Md Mrs Latting has returned home been withdrawn. "j.OoUlwi. J- H- HaQ. KK» Mr. N. Brown, formerly of this place, but voull have to pt some one to identr^ WdtiSL. U M," lhe rao. expects eoon to start a barnrea shop fjre vnu " “ Whava the use t the man wm nawly all gone when she left there. to. Bjnr a rented- “don't V0U see that it says 'Pay H FlLn Ku “ t“ Improved u. here in Mr. Doud's store. policy, with separate Insurance on t«ch. John Turtw. while sawing weed for tbteihteUwdkduiutUrehoum ^-^trumustproTe fhjt all are ciasaUted under the gtonral E. J. ^ash with » bus saw, had bis MroGwBdlre h»b«B quite doh that you are the bearer. little Ocger sawed off. SOLID, CADLTON. Quite cold weather now days. . TILe .J0’113* F^ntlrmen and their bet­ ter half enjoyed what little sleighing th-re was last Bunday and ns 1 saw KLBGANT. them go by I wished that I was voung again. ‘ “ Judson Carpenter and hU best girl WATCHES, spent Sunday at John Strausbaugh's in west Carlton. , A .large load of young folks took a slelghrlde and went to hear Rev. Mar­ JWTLKY, tin preach at the Friends church Sun­ day evening lust. On Monday evening a large load nf voimg people took a slelghrlde to Hastings to ririt the Hastings lodge $v **' report a good time. SILVERWARE. W. A. Wright is home again to spend tbe hollda*s. Glad to .<•« you Will. LEATHER GOODS, We advise tbe young people who go sleigh riding to get a different driver or .nt their life insured. Wm. Brumfield has a half brother visiting him. Clittie Landon and 6am1 Kousb Jr.. of Freeport Bhndnyed with the former’s Setected front the buperb mother Mrs. E. Landon. Jim. alter this don’t play a trick on Block at the girls if ’you don't want to get caught yourselt. The little folks are looking for Santa Clans to come Christmas. Quite a number of people are suffer­ ing from colds and sore, throats lately. Wt^dwnrd .lw., Clocks & art Goods. Th* teacher in the Norton district Is having some trouble with the terge boys; .but of course the boys are not a bit to blame. Mr. and Mrs. Parsens, of Jackson, visited her parents Mr. Fox and wife. Mrs. S.irah Heigh has returned from her visit in Ohio. ' Mrs. Job Wilcox surprised her hus­ band by Inviting.in his friends on hte birthday Inst Friday. Elijah Wheaton, of Ufflsdalc. visited at his cousins Russel Slades last Tues­ day. Mrs. Joseph Warbuston has been taken to the insane asylum. And now what went with our teat weeks item*. What is the matter with Maple Grove that Barrvville has to write up its birthday parties. The little girl of G. Whitmore’s is no better. Snm Norton writes home that he thinks he shall soon return to Michigan. ' Nora Yourex went to limiting* last Saturday to have her eyes doctored. Amon Wolf and Anna Smith, of Assj ria. dined at FL G. Potter’* Mon­ day. Fred Quick says no man cau put ou style anil drive mules. lie has traded his for a horse and carriage. , BRIGHT, KAY & CO. DETROIT. Other pay Goods! hgmuta t lluit'i. ■n nniEir snic M Home-Made Candies l^iriPto Grxnrt iu Ws 1"1 T " Q. SEMON. Annual Ball Job Wehsirt hj, S. 0.1 UNION HALL, May Evew, Dec. 30th,1886. FREE! “ TOLEDO BLADE! BKStS’ �DON’T FORGET IT! The Catholic church is evidently not disposed to recogntee that there Is any merit in Henry George’.- wild theory Una no man should own land, and yet that land only ahould be taxed. ttov. Alger sremsto know bow to get more solid comfort out of a dollar than moat rich men. He hau got lots df dollare too. for God has been very good to him, and he is now very good to himself and to others -and that's where he grte bis solid comfort. What fun it must have been for him on Thanksgiving day -dealing out quar­ ters to the gamfas of Detroit, and what fun it will be on Christmas day to watch the whole newsboy population of Detroit running around and scream­ ing “Evenin' papee-yur," fa the brand new. comfortable clothes he fa now get­ ting ready to stuft into their stocking^. It kn't every man who can play Santa Chius to 500 Ms, and it fant every man who would if he could; nor fa it every man who would think of such a thrng. It wse about us shrewd a scheme m we can imagine a rich man cvuld adopt to make Christmas u hap­ py day for him.ielf and hfa family; and it required a level head and a heart in tbe right place to conceive it But, there—we don't want to make the gov­ ernor blush, for lhe boys will do that. Some of thine youngsters may be. gov­ ernors theinaelvwi some day. When Alger wan a boy, he bod as slight pros­ per! of the governorahip as tbe least of them have; and when they are gover­ nors the example of kfadniws which he eete will not be lost uj>on them —Even­ in* N«w«.__________________ /J. It ought not to escape attention that ■Secretary of the Treasury Manning, the spokesman of the ad mfafatration, iu his report recommwids taking the tariff protection off the wool of the North and West, but keeping tariff protection on Louisiana sugar. The wool States are Republican; the sugar States are Democratic. So also the Secretary and the Presidents want tariff protection taken off iron, copper, •alt, lumber, etc. The Iron, salt, copper and lumber States are tepublican. They want free wodj.. salt, lumber, etc., for the benefit of th^ Southern Demo­ cratic Staten. So also the wages of the flahermen of the Republican North are of no account, but the case of the tramp and demagogue Cutting of the Demo­ cratic South had a tremenduous fifas Made over It.—Lansing Republican. experience, fa Electric bitters." Thous­ ands of others have added their testimo­ ny, so that the verdict hi unanimous that Electric bitters do cure all diseases of tbe liver, kidneys and blood. Qnly a Another of New York’s boodle alder- half dollar a bottle at W. H. Goodyear'* men, McQuade, has been convicted. la drug store. the milleaium approaching? Great excitement hu been caused in Bulgaria's throne fa still vacant, and the vicinity of Paris, Te— the choosing of a king may make ser­ markable recovery of Mr., who wils so helpless he cot______ ious trouble. not turn in bed. or rxfae hfa head; everybody said ha was dying of comumpdon. A trial bottle of Dr. King ’ s New Discovery The trio of Battle Creak burglars roctntly arrested, pleaded guilty in court was sent him. Finding relief, te bought and were sent to Jackson for ten and a large bottle and a box of Dr. King’s New Life pills; by the time he had tak­ thirteen years each. en two bottlee of the discovery he was A. W. Young, one of the robliera of well and had gained fa fleeh thirty-Blx Dyer's jewelry stores fa Caro, has been pounds. Trial bottles of this great dis­ sentenced to two and a half years fa covery for consumption free at W. H. the Ionia State prison. Goodyear & Co. About S45XWO, of which *40,000 was - Bncklwa'i ArslM Hal tv. fa cash, was found stowed away under The Beet Salve in the world for Cuts, a rug and in other hiding places alter Brufaeu, Sorre, Uloera, Salt Rheum, tbe death of John Fauth, u miserly ho­ Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands tel keeper, a few days ago. Chilbhdna, Corns, and skin Eruptions, Charles Harvey and wife have been and positively cures Film, or no pay held al Oscoda for trial for the murder required. It is guaranteed to give per­ of Joseph Kennedy, the coroner’s jury fect satisfaction, or money refunded. finding that he was killed by Harvey Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. and that Mrs. Harvey assisted in dis­ H. Goodyear * Co. posing of the body. Nicholas Spear, of Hartland, has p\it The wife of Thomas Green, stone­ a stop to hfa drinking propensitiee, cutter. died in child birth, fa Detroit, which had threatened to get the better last week. Thursday the neighbors of him. Nicholas was on a big spree found four children with scarlet fever, last week, and celebrated the event by one of them dead and one apparently putting parln green fa the water pail, drinking heartily of tho mixture and dying, and the father drunk. going off and dying. Mrs. Spear dis­ An English colony han settled at -Wol­ covered the poison fa the water before verine. Cheboygan county, and promise the family drank of It. to build up a lively town. They are building a box and barrel works, a ve­ X.Tbe executive committee of the state neering mill, for which 8JXDJD00 feet of assembly Knights of Labor meets in Lansing on tbe first Tuesday fa Jan. logs are going fa this winter. Joseph D. Parent, convicted of tbe murder of William Mitchk. in Bay county, May 90.1881, and sentenced to Jackson for life, has decided that he fa innocent, and his application for uncon­ ditional pardon will be forwarded to the governor. Notwithstanding Myron O. Collfaa, of Ionia, was discharged upon examina­ tion for tbe murder of his wife the un­ fortunate woman’s relatives still con­ tend that she came to her death by foul play, and they have engaged legal talent to make 11 thorough investiga­ tion. Mrs. Bowman, of Lyons, Ionia coun­ ty, had been taking calomel and her throat feeling sore she prepared some vinegar and took it. Sooon after her tongue liecame so swollen that It pro­ truded from her mouth and finally half of it dropped off. She lived but a short time. Last summer n Port Huron A North­ western railroad bridge near Caro was burned, and G*»orgi‘ Kennard was charged with the crime, be having ex­ Congress will undoubtedly pass a law pressed a desire to “get even** with the railroad company tor some fancied for the regulation of inter state com­ injury. Kennard's trial took place tbfa merce. The bill will doubtless be week and the jury disagreed. practically the same as that introduced Gov. Luce inspected the house of cor­ by Senator Cullom a year ago. The rection on Wednesday of last week and feature of the bill especially command­ in an interview with the reporter* uf ed is that which prohibits common the Grand llaplps papers expressed himself as well pleaiaxi with the man­ carriers from charging more for a agement of the Institution, and that he short haul than for any longer haul had decided to reappoint Warden Wat­ through the same poiats. In other kins and Manager Rich.—Ionin Senti­ words, this bill, if passed, would pre­ nel. vent tbe M. C. R. R. from charging more for carrying freight from Detroit to Hasting* than from Detroit to Grand Rapids. As it to now, tbe M. C. R. B. charges much more for the form­ er service than the latter, although the distance is 82 miles less. During the summer reason the resi­ dents of Beaver Island have three mails per week, and everything is lovely; but with the clow of navagation trouble tiegfai. It La difficult to get to them fa the winter, and from Dec. 1st to June 1st tbe 2.0U0 people on tbe island have a hard time getting their mail. Tho gov­ ernment provides no contract and the people are left to altlOrtor themselves. Morrison hod high hopes that eongress at its present session would con­ sider hfa tariff bill, and thus have it go to the country that his free trade notions are endorsed by the democratic party. But a largely increased number of the democratic congressmen realize too keenly that tbe recent elections showed that the country had had enough of Morrison's free trade non­ sense. For this reason the Morrison bill will probably not be considered at ail; but will be slaughtered in the bouse of its iriandiL The submission ot the prohibitory amendment to tbe vote of the people fa not wh.it the so-called-third party want but. politician like, they do want their own political temperance new Jerusa­ lem and the golden paving stones of office in the streets thereof cover the .‘■ill extent of their ambition. Tbeire areboneet people among tbe prohibi­ tionists, but the party has leaders with aspirations.—St Clair Republican. While the situation fa Europe shows nothing alarming at present, it fa evi­ dent that there is on undercurrent of feeling that regards war in the near future as inevitable. All the great powers profess to desire pence; and yet each fa Increasing the efficiency and numbers of its army, and completing coast and other deftmtea. At best it fa but an armed peace, that a very trifling matter could disrupt, and let loose the “dogs of war." The pwent administration is oppos­ ed to the further coinage 01 silver, and in favor of the destruction of the pre­ sent greenback currency. And yet democrsM and greenback era can unite, their fortunes and pretend that they have principle* fa common. This fa hypocrisy of the rankest sort. Good Honest Goods At as low prices as any competition can show. Good goods, down weight and courteous treat ment to all. And now we want to tell you of Our Special Sale For two weeks only. At these prices we sell only for cash or ready pay. Observe these Prices Alliater tu BUver Creek, New York. Horace MoAUiiterttCtilcMO. III.. Uearxe MrAHMen at Stwiln*. Kan»». \VlUuni McAilhUnr in the ter­ ritory ot New Mexico. Itaanaii Thoiup«ou at Cnena, Kanau. Vtoleoa Jobneon In lhe stale ot Bogue's soap MHwuri and fhlleua McAlll.trr at Boston. Mam., enter their appearance brrrlu, within 6 bars Ivory aoap lour uiontht tnxa Uie dale of this order; and in One ounce nutmegs Yeastt fl boxes matches Bath Brick.. Blueing Stove polish Boot polish Starch 2 papers tacks Tooth picks 10 Ita. granulated sugar. aired evwy year by Acker's celebrated English Bemady. Itfaaguarantedprep•ratten j tf tt does not help too U wflj cost you nothing. Try IV A ringl* dens wlQ ibow its good effect. Trial bottles 10 ata. * k. n. LATBBur bruEgfet. 17 “ confectioner's 18 * extra “C" Coffee per lb Coffee from the cheapest to tho tert. Tobacco, Smoking 1 1 u» We are still the lead CrocKery Trade, And can show you an elegant line of good: elegantly low prices. Chamber sets from S2.54 to $10.00. ‘ , The finest stock of LAMPS ira the city. Tbe Iron Chief mind, ueur Sunday Lake, fa the Gogebic region, has been •old to a Milwaukee company for S1G0.0H0. last season's output was VjOOu tons of ore. Use Hill's Pwrless Cough Syrup for coughs, coldsand croup. No cure, no ^ay. W. H. Goodyear. Toys. Frank Seabart, ofritauton. tried to kill fas only father-in-law. W. II. Hoeppner, Bunday night, and a circuit court jury will pass upon the merits oi the case. Hur lame bark, <iUr oc rre«t, iMcKfailoh's por<xy pl«»ter. i*rfee ti reais. Hold by W. H. Toys. —J CO thr s.MTO'k'l ui>ii ^wtodorrara In endless variety from 5 cents up. This sale will conclude two weeks from th date. Respectfully, HH1LOHH (XXUK Bud roomunpUcM <w- b Mldb) aaoa a Dtanuttre. It cum cuu«uini>tloa. Holdbj■ WUI. Uortyvar. SHILOH’S VITALlZHK Is what you 11ml for Courtlpstion. Loss ot ap|-tlte. luxdnr-n. *u.I uU trmploaM ot OyMpepsla I’rh-e W and t; wills per botUc. bout by W. H. Goodtrar. The Ionia Soldiers' and Sailors' monumenVOMOciation want to raise .■S5.W0 for tbe monument. C. H.& M.W. HICKS ]y[0RRIEL& COMPANY Pioneers of Modern Prices. Atcttmanit Mute ttata* wwh «-■*! »nu feB*," «tU- W tavpdsUnK, 119'11 tYROHl Although acknowledged to be the lowest price.clothiers Barry Co., we are now making them still lower. Be sure see us before buying elsewhere, as we have great bargains Suits and Overcoats. On Saturday near Brighton, Nefaoti Gould and Charlre Mcach came upon an immense lynx, or else a young panther, devouring a dead animat The beast sprang upon them at once, tearing the flesh from Gould's arm and ripping his clothing Into rags. He shot it three times with a revolver, and Meach brained it with an axe. It was found to JJAKGA1NSIweigh 87 pounds. No animal of tho kind is remcintared to have been ever before seen in that locality. Johnnie Dawley, a 12 year old boy. recently attempted to poison himself. Bin father and mother have separated, the former living in Oscoda county and the latter fa Lock wood. Kent Co. He was adopted by a farmer near Howard City, who ill-treated him and finally sold him to another farmer for a load ot corn-fodder. Here again he whs misused, and. Incoming discouraged, The Journal last week says that its resolved to end hfa life, but was pre­ candidates for 1888 are for president. vented. The poor authorities now have David B. Hill, democrat, for ricepresi- care pf the lad. *ent, James B. Weaver, sorehead and William Smith, living three miles anything-to-beat-republicaDH. This from Petoskey, fell head flrat into his shows that our contemporary recognir- well, thirty-five feet deep and five feel fa diameter at tbe top, gradually nar­ eti that the greenback party fa a non- rowing to about fourteen inches nt the sntily. Better flop squarely over to the bottom. A piece of plank had been left fa the stone work near tbe surface of tbe water and this with the ‘‘wedg­ As if to show the height of contempt ing** of the closing walla, broke the for the soldier, the present administra­ force of the falL Hfa arm was frac­ tion lias been lately guilty of appoint­ tured and ho was badly bruired. It took the hard work of two men to get ing one of the guards of Andersonville him out and at last accounts was bdpprison to a position in the pension lem. though It is believed he will re­ department A more wanton, enneus- cover fa time. able outrage upon tbe patriotism of tbe country could hardlv be Imagined. Therefore see that tbe members of We have not been “on the fence"; we have not “cut a pumpkin”; but we do propose to sell - BARGAINS I MILLINERY! E. W. MORRILL & CO tltret -au-Mr m ndintt in tbbi Cvurt. mJdi-out ot tfa> ukt Sudo ot Michituin and In ire Stalo ot Jjdtann, xtnl on nwttoo »r Kuapinui and Vm .M-ttuui. Hohc!tor> for t .oniptaliuuit, Il i« or<I.-mi that tin- «*ld defrndnnt do nj'peor nud answer Uie bin of I'ouiptainuit, fin*d In tbe «al<l t«u*: within four niouUi> from ire date of thi< order, tbe naid bill euoplBlnl -.hall b<- taken in* innlt«*-.L Ami further. Utnt this oroor be mibUsinii.»iUiiu larnty day* from tbu date, in lheiUuau.x:BA.HXirK. a newspaper printed ta lhe said ixiunty ot tuny, and be publbthod then-In num- In «u ti wrek tor tlx weeks in sucuftUon; sueh pabfiealhm. Iwweser. shall not be iuwsaiy in ease a repj- v! this order be wnwi ou ire <idd defendant, m-raonafly, at twenty iLayi. in-fure the time herein prescribed for her apmsirnnce. Haled this ?Xh day ot Ocwber, A. n. UK. FKANK A. HOOKKR, ClrvuJt J udsv. KNAJTKX AVaSAMMAN. SuUeltore ftrCumphilnanH. A true copy. In tta mattar of thr eulate ot Xina Joy wad Km Joy smith, miaocs. XoUfM Ik hereby girru that I Muill *>11 at pubre wet lor, u> the Sicbtui liUdtar. <>a Thundar. the ib«y ot January. A. 1). at the ponaKu betow rev-rib1 the ~Ut.' or n. M. joy. UrrvJiW. hlt> of AmiMs. bl ire Oraaty <d Htati- uf Mlchlaan. pursuant to 11- One Price Clothiers We will clone out our Heating Stoves at very low price The celebrated Garland Cook Stoves Always on band and sold cheap compared with the superio quality of the stoves. CUTLERS, BOB SLEIGHS, ROBES BLAN KF.TS. SHIELDS, etc. As low a« the lowest That Will Defy Competi­ tion’ your family are w-11 supplied with Dr. Couwi ob«1 get our I'rxn Mure buying Jacksons liver pills and use Dr. JeckBret Felt Hate, (10 c*xifason's root and herb cordial; it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, Latest style Toboggan Cap*. 73 cent*. promote sound sleep, ntrengthan the Fascinators, *1 25. system and ao remnoye those dfatressAnd attar guotalti proportion. fag symptoms which, if neglected, may Kamamtar tta ntaev ♦<» itrt -jnod KO0J1 tar result fa tbe most aerieus oonsequencee. •toaqiMt i* in tta June J5I(jri,, fatnan .•*<. Tor Bale by W. H. Goodyear. ¥1.00 per A fine line of Coffee and Tea Potss, Carving Knives and Fork-. Pocket Knives, Shears and Sciasors; just tbe thing you winh to make a substantial Christmas present. Come in and see us. Respectfully, Hardware Deal* n. ufcaboiform teaa pbw fNM WSar to and �w. and thia « •Why <to you prtlktanwar ■BerowtbejlH * tana hmfi waMrtt paarww. 1 HOBROR 01 RIVER. Competition is Close! amt 4*±»e they fnmbto owandrampto up tbe -*jcb oo tbe counter. Why, only today I utTinc a lady black clocking*. Of rtt» ti> y were all tbe aame ate and qvalyc< ubadracsed every pair ottof that And LOW PRICES! Rule the day. Wauro. o two mon* boxca just like this one, Ind ■n -be <*Ard If we bad aay mon*. I told - tw *>nd thru (be said 1 might wrap up . pr-.ir for bee. Tbe-lady naxt me made ■ -i tTrrsnt **>■« to gvatl--mea while 1 waa bag with thte one woman. 1 am going to » to pci a place in a hardware stora, or •„*> place where women do not hereto deal Meet Any Competition! Sfejfui.... tertnitaT ... REPORTING A YACHT RACE. I wish to aay to the people that 1 will In good straight goods. I 'Will Not recvnl case of liugattoo Sacrifice quality of goods in order to sell cheap; but I will not Snr Yom. tSe U.-A dbf»lob rm New Ortaans says; Tbe seamer J. M. White wastrarnadto the waters edge about 11 \ i-XUr 'rar new deaigned to bo th* re- o’clock Monday right al Ikitot Coupee laud rhe-fa trf all manner of rubbish, yet to thia tag. Exactly how the firs originated is a races. Referring to tbe inside race tho affi­ - it woOcupul. RnbbUi ta the cellar te mystery. Ln a few minutes the flames had davit reads: •The depooent further says that on the seventh day of September, !<««, nth dosliug. It f>oiMM»-the air. which finds gained such headway that it was bnpcmibto - «-uy into tbe n.onu above, and it palms . (nod «-*jvd ta tbe cellar. Warm poetry, to stey thrir roar*-, and in a short time nothing wai fcft of the fln«.t boat on the ■y rvndily, and tarto dtagr-M-obly. Fru- tower Miariarippi. It ia impowrfbte now to ■r>r dwtrtra a claw inapccUon of every'part give the names of all who were burned or to-* r»;iV»r overy few daya. and th-- remornl drowuod. but it U known that l-etwrcu all chotyintf truis and vegrtabtoa. , Re- thirty-five and forty pOMtengs.-n anti boat irinc lb or* fruits and vegvCabLa will |-ay hands tort their Uw. awesriattou the international race salted on The rteamer was reload at #100,000, and ' ffre other*. Of all plane*, the crUar aboukl tamred for #31^)00, principally with New c ck»u and tr*H.l „ BeUoc haw unctautli cargo was valued n* in thr '.tartar U*B ta tho kitehrn; and Orteans onsnpaatea. Per bare unctoanlmaa.iatbo kiteb-m than at #190,000-, inMxrarice unknown. From interviews with officer, and men of tween said I*hfllips .-tod tbr Raltlroorr. an-1 ■ the crlbr. L.< rbwuiUne* prevail.—-Atneri VyiraHcrirt , the in-fated steamboat, Tbe Now Orteans Btates Liaa collected thu foUowinc d-.aih ot tho disaster-. The White was hauled up to the l<nk and thirty or forty rourtabouta were gettrng cot- at tbe Im»m- of the bluff overlooking the fort*-w'tops <»f rtockings by every variety of too-wv! aboani when Watchman Tom • - king su|x*-*rtsc, they may be glad to team Milter began to ring tbe alarm 1x41 and ■ my way out of the difficulty Toouoeod sboats of ’’Firor were beard (mat n».-'h strip of rtartte four inches kmg I sow a fa-kx> ccjtesl Employes run quickly alout . pica* of tape long and wide euougit to wake up tte- sleeping pamenp?Tk. who hur­ s i-U’nt.bottonbnte This buttons on the ried exjt partly tircw.,.1 and ra.ni.'-.trickcn. -W- Tv Ur- other csul I a«w two narrowerj Secoud Eugioeur Tom Harry was too man -Ips of-tape, four or five inches long, anrt zyw. 1 rte to ccaicspuoding tapes on tbe bate nmiduhip* He cried Are ani Milter nt -rvklngr. Each stocking b fintehed around oiK» began ringing the t»U and stayed at tnp«jn tS- inrtete by a pinos of tape, from hi- port until dnveu aw*y by the ndranciag •* ops»>itt ride«of which come the strings ti- <-**-r tlx, knar. At night all that te JUvul Clock McVay waa in hi* cabin wb*u be board tbe first alarm. He had l-arriy ttmn when it comes to straight, reliable goods. Bear this in mind. I have been pleased to notice some of the prices which are quoted by others as “deep cute,” ‘panic prices.” etc. I hare been all along selling the same goods for less money than the advertised paces, ana made no pretentions to selling them at “panic prices. Cail in and inspect the goods and prices. I want your trade and will get it if fair dealing and reliable goods are what yow want. Butter, Egjjs and Farmer’s Produce taken in exchange for goods, or I will pay cash for them, as you wish. Ttu Niagara Falls fRouU. a«AI»» RAPIDS DIVISION. HENRY HOUGHTALIN ir.« txio ’tat JW-kMX. -XI*. •• dietinctly visible to him; and that bring a •rin> tbr"U4iKX;t th* w:thtn*r te left "to de.ywl ca th-- ’rttxh>ww alone. In olh-t tvurd*, uspcmlol al uiuht, and idaen even User? i* o’b wind or rainintbed^y. If Dr. Parkrt't vJe never ui *to;> up tbe rttiiruw-y tuaVurver h k»«- tbe n-gnUUr wwjiuutw aUmdcd t>». i I- i-w. u«if air ww>l|t I*- Uwithrd.— cqw»l quunutUa <1 -v-*-,ix. c«vw 4»tb cup in which it > well into j>w m41 ,.x ir a pair l-t* I tnonika hrtuh, *>iUi ba>*dl*% will I* ■ !»-*. thing tod'ii* tnanlte hud t-’ilct !<J w indo" arrtlirt*.' A pourtrr’* "dwd • iu. wlti-'h h* cleau* aU lOOhHng* !■*Ung, i- very uwtiil iu liwj-iug book* tenge re He says there wen- fiffew-u to eight* O9.n Cabin |-uw>ugvr*. of wheat eight wen* ladles, lie first wakrned Second Clerk Cal­ lahan, wbo.dtd not stop to put on any cloth­ ing except lib. shirt and trouaort McVay iu*d Callahan uiaite n rapid tour of tberuoui* to make Mini that no <.o.< wa« Wt unwarned of dank-ir. Among tbe )iaiswtiffvni who crowilrd together on th-* deck, m*wt of whom wvru clad only in tiwtr night garments, was a gcutkunan ** bo "a* rvcognifcsl »• tier «upertotoodent-if the Vidalia S>utb«-; ti raiir*>a>i, who was trawling with his wife nud two little -trte, h aud 18 years old. An th* n»ring fiitusn i.xnu.- n.-ar the gr-xip, tbe father, teettig that they would be lairn-1 to d*eth if they remained, gra.«|*.»l hte httia girl* our teap » ben a burst at flanuw them. Tlivy so*h> fell. sppcv-unHy suffoentod l-y in­ haling lb? fin'’, aud wer»- bum ni to death liir LaTTjcr.—From ill that can be a-K-v tained n te twtimatad that fully 1'rtj per* -qiw pcr-sbe-t Tin? fo]'*>wiug white |s-o».iw nr»- ruirtiug: L. H. Stafford, wife a ml daugh­ ter. of Vulaita; Capt. G. W. Floyd, a wwfiknown steamboat man: Mrs. Murray, «»F Natcbea; Mto» .\gn« McCabe, rd W’«t Fefi* cum*, and two other laly poM-ngve*. tiaxne* unknown. Thrt* tn-a au-i wunuti ww> --«i to go down u bed tbe htimcatMuteck I-"1’Tbn following oo!->re<'i ;vopte are known to Ban- h-.ii tort: Levi ILdiinson. captain of the watch; two unknown n-T.-vj women; Dick ltandr»lpl>. fireman-.Oscar Lau'irv andlzewte Mrott. lacksou Krton Rapids Charlotte... NmhvUle... ttw une id* entire ----Krttrm at <tay win**, which had lawn kept tUn-ixc-a open later thnn lu'tal to report tbe result of Ining........ the ritef. bad lawn ri '—t. and every I*»ner MTddtetUto. alter u»c yiwnui tuwi all tnJnTrwn tfy niurtirth mwMISi oroemral Utrtard Giae. Through *— ‘ -— — ;r*ud juyitte M.e itetn.it .*<. wtth’Cbl- tWMxamoxr.-At Grand reporter tollil» tni'uutei with watch in bond, Rapid hi* eyu glue*! t<> lite iclmi'tipi*, uml with ilw City « fretful bttte ibftramrat Iwriwu hte know. |gj“' ! The LAROEHT STOCK OF NTOVES EVER EXHIBltEP IN BARRY <1. W. KroaijM «. F. * T. A., (’htearu. i fi W.’LOWRY. M."d.Z rina r-oi wiin | "1. I’hjaician, Mirgron atul Ocultat rich • free hand rkrtcb nr-Hnecla! ait.-ntion paM to wg'-ca! dtevwwe j n Al ..I-I- K.. —K — — rn* Jterary M.».y H. LANDIS, M. D. . Ian- thrir merit* I it. Fhyaican and Surgeon, I > deny till merit u. j Wocriteod. Mich ound there day or tilkbl. will only m«'.itlon on-, vil., their tntoteruWe and agK'”*ri'e wlf-swroit. Here te nr*n>e wrvtebed iittte kno kkneed. «vak-cb»«ted Yritow. wb.xw lank U l**wo1 and wlxxe ,-r« ore (practical!tl blind, who can do nothing in Li R. TIMMERMAN. C • Homeopathic Physician & St ■ om-, enter. -I'kifadripUia Call. : obnl form a valuable cteantag comp.**1- la arent tor the Ohio FarEter -i lotontDre ( Hr writes poflciro on a man's property »r*!t -*m by Are. llghtolng or witrt; aertnst a nu ttebyderth and accident. QVUK & SHELDON, (Otaocin Ahrtrort Block. Ilartiugw. Mich.) E. 'KENASTON. proespUy rt tendingto. CUTTERS! v. barker,R«iwai», Insurance and Loans. artin M Ward & Doha, Mason, Lansing. We make no pretensions to selling cheap goods. We ex­ pect to remain in trade, and cannot if we sell any hot fimtclass goods in every line. We calculate to maintain our rep­ utation of selling strictly firat-class goods verv cheap. Yow will get the worth of your money every time if yon buy of ws. And see them. of entterv. FOHN CARVETH, J Atton MbMlerillc.M'-ob. Cava fcuiall potato Have a full supply of the Be^t Itentibt. te thought that WillMt Waiuiixotox Crrr, Dre. lt>. —Tb- Hranepiiaes bare about .tecidcd on tbeir courw* of a-Uon They will send a dri-gstlon to ti» Uiiuote tegidatnrw at Sprin tMd early » January and try to have j-n-hed through a bill meetm; tbe objecti-xw of the Comatock board to tlw acwptancv try tbe grtwml gov­ ernment of tbe initsote and & Mictigun canal muter existing ccmdittos*. They have dr, eddsri that all tbe pointa involved can be met bv the tegidatun* without again rabmitting .l- —IT.,! th**, nh- MESSER BROS. Made, iDDfriMing of the | kR. Wm. JONES. U €. WELTON ' p potato COUNTY !# now on sale at H. A GOOD-YEAR A SONS" Hardware Store. This stock t-tnbrac«-s over FIFTY distinct- patterns and su«, afld incledOB all the latest patterns and improvements, and iut.-nding purchasers may feel asser­ t'd? of obtaining hen- thr l*rot goods at reasonable prices. We take pleasure in showing our elegant line Respectfully. MESSER BROS. Boston Dry Goods Store. Lor.ti. K. KJin r..?. MAtfR & DUFF flirting baa teUectaal , D. T. Puhitrr. Ycmnr. taxingLouterUlo. #3,ra, K-.H50; Hot* laChaacwy. ftMtiertlDBlleoariaot wiUingnaa UHLLIAJI H. 8WKMXT. ‘ W .Justice of the PrAer. , Have opeoed tbe above store U Ol Miii Stnii, IuIm If Fsbli B#k, _ OrttocUomnyperiUty. Battle Creek, Mich. The store is filled with Bargains in each department. tbe Stock il all Bargains. JJART C. COBB. nRKWStAh'KH, Tbr lustrwt Blyte- Alwaya Nsspptiod. BrpeHal AtUntian Girm U^CtMing and Fitting. Pallrmn Cnt t» mirtake fa the girl and to ik ralritertual M twra Breton ««»M drtin*. U is th-' traj ■uttared artiri-.-B.^toi' Ham# Jifirtial Worid,’’ te c in-JtrunstaUon. What liartbnldi .vcllvxi it in fr-neb te “Liberty Ug^Ung the L. A. lirrtWO- IWl. trtltVMOW. M. W. TAMES A- SWEEZKY. J Lawyer, Jta«UlUC».MK41. In fart Cotton flannels, Denims. Tickings, Sheetings, Cot­ tons, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, At Prices we will not quote in the paper but we will give yoa when you call on ns: price* that will astonish you. We iuvito yon to give us-a call and we will endeavor to sell you goods right; and if.you do not want »o purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. _ Fine Une of Childs', Missee'and Ladiee' Cloaks. Drat Forget ft Bostm Store, umi C8IK. IIC1. 3 Oppucte ftnrn’ Sliii. F'i-sarfii^sras: ss<3-"Si« '^^hiuyUttr^,*<>,U*rt'a< 'W J �lhe three weeks battle is won. The enemy has nothing to offer, after firing the first round of.Cut Prices. We were informed they were marching un­ der the following banners: “We are Fighters.” “Death to the H. B. M. A.” “Anything to win.” And judging from the trip made to Chicago for munitions of war, we supposed this would be a life and death struggle, and we therefore marshaled our forces to meet the enemy; but after we had responded to their fire with that terrible volley of Slaughter Prices, they seemed “groggy,” and their fire was ineffectualThe people of Barry county have proclaimed . The Champion of CUT PRICES! The following is the Verdict1 of the People: [ogle: Lowest Prices of Competitors: Standard Print, 4 cents. , Standard Print, 4{ cerite. Indigo l*rint, 5 cents. Indigo Print, 6 cento. Gingham, 4 cent*. Gingham, 5 cento. Sheeting, 4 cents. Sheeting. 5 centa. Toweling, 5 cents. Toweling, 5 cents. ■ Red Mittens, 8 cents. Red Mittens, 15 cents. Plaid Shirtings, 5 cents. Plaid Shirtings, 6 cent*. Canton Flannel, & cento. Canton Flannel, 6 cents. White Bed Blankets, 75 centa White Bed Blankets—could not get them. t 1 -2 lb. Tally Free! No, Thank You. Too Rank! a The Only and Original! ■I We have sent hundreds of people home with a happy look and pleasant thoughts, with a pair of our 76 White Bed Blankets, We want our customers to remember that we will not be undersold as long as we have a shingle out in- �r < A ■ The Hastings Banner. SAI FRANCISCO’S JAIK -rastingb. THUKSUAV. DKU. D. IMMB. Q^ITE A COLONY OF THEM THAT RAPIDLY growing LARGER. PYSPRI’TICS’ FOOD. PHYSICIAN SENSE IS THINKS THE COMMON <to°®oe « Rabun. ^*,***Y^ '7 “»> c—itx.'.jr , ---- , — r •» launury in U1M < •*’oth*r «®i®ct a itetannuu *" °aJ^<L Tto.teughtera of IxHhroopJ-w attend the publie acboote in thia city. ' . OOOD STODSTTS. , ■ —............... j at nM ■lorn. wMkWrtt uar. HI* Sox, I-««W*l I*-U Umr Ixutoux, xa admitted te tbe bar, tn ndy Tb-r availed him nothin" Against [wr•htmt attack*. Theo be u-i«d -topping hia i-Atociary glam ot vine or bear, whach to »!!•• hk dinner. Thia produeol no ■tangr. '-‘■Ury »a> next taken off bbi food ..offer HMM toilMwot^Athatoaimiratot Hudiy toot'Yppul toktng augar fa hh drink, >ct Um rfteri ot thw abaUtMtxw van unfavor­ ed Jr. At teat, to drterminad to M butter klooe. Tbr e ffort ot this chaaga yaa inatan•a>woo« anddroteivu. Hr had nwiuorr bead- tixrws naifnina tbearticle. 0»»wrLTOtO A MTDUCtAX. arupk. authoritieo are of tbe opinion »hat it 1» mt rudlj digested. I «ir» not b* tovwft i-any inotw indlgvetible than tarot and raa. . o'lwr arth*h< of food. Suppers are, a» a rule, condemn-d by tb» medical fraternity. ‘they awwrl tliat tetr inoala am "FathsT." atori an oliaerving son to hU venerated sire. -you must itop D.’dViiur nr itnn t .1 * Nobody knowe to this n»y what a time Noah had of K In the ark with the antedllnvtan aaeeator of the prnent Kentucky male. BEST GUIDE. Tins traaan rculneul pbyaiologtot’s reply to • rejswter'* qiv-»ti a.Ings thk morning, when apjroaowl on Um aubjert of that great Amervan .*mi|Jaito. -In tb" nuittar of dtot," to aald. -every irvMxi Umuld to<ui>ind by his own expert* • rcr an-liHit roly oil the expert)uce of otbrrv. 1 kiatw ■ new-jsvpcr man in thto city who ’ i;v.-< on brown brood ami appkw and drinka wrthtng but water, and there la no tnau ot niy anjunlntanee who enjoya more robust or prrfvt toidth: I have toard also of a com* prwer and ■dramatic autboa abs- favorite <twh _i» a ••mnpound of potato, oatmeal and BMILga. famlliw wlirre their burixnd-. arr rmpl-red flv«ar aix Japonmeln lairinn* In a mail wav in this dty, but they admit Ihrnnil 1 that they do am tnakaa sn<wa<tf it, and after rtuming a buMiaw two or thnv ymn, V«**raMy fail. Tho majority of th- J^m»m> who ba\. ar­ rived here lately aro brtwwm ISandSyian, computory odueattonal law that k in vogue in Japan, all of them are to a certain extent educate.! before they learn home, and tlw-ir princijml object in coming herr k to obtain an Enjjlidi exiumtlon and study tbe manner* and customs of tbe white people, so that on returning to tlieir native land they will rtand a better chance of obtaining rrmuncmtiv" employment AnoUs-r neann which bring* a nui iber her# probably k that in their own country they are subject to military duty, which interferes with tlirir studies nn.1 U very dkUuttcful to them. On arriving bore tlx- find object tbs young Jajianewr fr. to get en>t>loym»nMii kr--p hlmwlf while be h pursuing hk studies Holiday Goods I whool. mi Of Every Description ! w»lk ovnu; bird In town that •«.-> Tho Albany Express ia afraid that a “Vat a mounter languor said a rood many penpl- go to church gimply foe-the purpoae of keeping up a bow­ Frenchman. “Ilm 1 roadIn » news­ papers zat a maa commit a murder, wm ing acquaintance with the A’might). committed for trial, and ren committed Physician—"You are to take-tote himself to a reportair. No wonder i mixture after nmaK" Poor Patient— evrryzliyr in America te done by com­ I “Hut it’a very sHdom, doctor; that I get mittees. a .toiaal." Phyakiau—“Then take it be­ “Hae prohibition provi^l a failure in fore rm-als.'-—Life. your town?" a»ked a gi-nttemxn of a A phr«jolr<ht aaya that -fuUneae man who bad jimt come down from tb«‘ under Um rye denotes langUHnt" hills. “Youbrtithsin’L W’v.podner. W B« the fulloeoa te c.iusrd by another we can get more Beker now than we tnan’t fiat it denoted very liad language, ever could lasfore. No failure about generally.—Norristown Herald. that, te thar?"—Arkansaw Traveller. An Iriahman In a strange town stood Wife (returning tome)—What made looking at a strange vmm>L "Where; are you from. PatF* "Brgorra. sir. Pm you put the children to bed so soon ? from »nvwhere tint hare," he replied, ‘ Because they disturb me in my writ­ ing. dear." "Am! <1 id thev allow you to “and I’ll soon be from here, toe, sir." undrers them quietly? "Nu; that one New J er ey te trying to claim Noah in the corner screamed dradfully." because he h a Nrw-ark man. ‘ Yra," Wife—One in tbHX-orner? (Goes and remarks th® Burlington Hawkeye, “but peep-) Why, bless me. that a Freddy you know he lookist out of his Ark an Semidt from next door. nwl’ad. Glvesauth a fair show in A Detroiter who was working across this thing." one of the northern countl-s with a At one of our colored churcbea the hors® and buggy this summer met a brethren wepe surprieed at the shnrt- farmer on foot and a*ked bow far it ncas of the contributions, hut their was to Greenville. “Which one?" was wonder ceased when they dtecoverod the query, after half a niinutS spent in that one of the collectors had tar In the reflection. “Why, I didn’t know there top of his bsL was but one Greenville." “Didn’t you? “Is he a roan of much calibre?" said There’s one in South Carolina, a second a Connecticut Avenue girl to a Dep>.nt In KansxR, a third In Ohio and a fourth Circle belle about a certain gay and in Iowa. Which one do you want to giddy cetign*<man. "Oh! yrs," was the go to?" “The nrarwt one." “Well, ronhdrat irply. “He is the greatest that’s shout seven mllen off. Next lime you inquire for Greenville, you’d bore 1 ever saw!" ta-tter name the .State. Got any tobar-1 New York man—"Sn yon came over co?" “Which tobacco do you want?” iglhe Mayflower, ehT Chicago maa "Why I didn't know aa there was more —“That u our family IkmuL" New than one tobacco." “Oh, y«i, there te. York man—"Well, you've a right to l»e Ttiere’a plug toliacco, tine-cut, shorts proud. There’s no 'denying she’s a fast and smoking. Which do you want?" yacht." "Wall. I’D take plug." “1 haven’t got any. Next time you inquire for tobac Betsy, and old colored rook, was co you’d la-tter mention the kind.” moaning Around the kitchen, when her The t wo looked each other over for a mistreat ank^i her if she was ill. “No, minute and then wparutod for life.— ma’am, not’xactlr," said Betey. “But Detroit Free Press. Belonging to a Firat-CUm Furniture Store, are Arriving at the Mammoth Furniture Rooms of ARCHIE McCOY, INOT.UDINO Bedroom - and Parlor Suits, Couches, Easy Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Rattan Chairs, Marble and Wood Top Center Table*, Brackets of every description, Mirrors, Chromos and Oil Paintings. &c., All of which I offer very cheap, together with my stock of General Furniture, which is the largest between Jackaon aa* Graad Rapids. Come and see my goods before you buy, at ■! intend to sell at the Lowest Possible Figure! FORGET IT NOT! FORGET IT NOT! WSouth side of State Street. N, B.—The best Pillow Sham Holder in the world* for sale at iny store. ■ HASTINGS 'MICH. OGS WANTED! F BOOTS AMD 8HOKSJ i 1,000,000 feet Basswood. .T«-rs during tt>- imam ot fusing. aad tbc evening, reel re from MliU, r.sarte*! by i»t jicopk- 1,000,000 feet White Ash. a perfect 100,000 feet Rock Elm. lain-1 l*Kir mil growth and out thrive oa «4>l f.>al, milk i» alUigrUwr Mqwrtiuoua, U not harm'nl Tlw priwijuj objrrt ot drink- unpbu.! In. THE TIME HAS ARRIVED LOGO,000 feet Whitewood, Cherry and Walnut.’ from wlniixtaro with any thirst it* water a iMraai*. tnsLi’Kiox. eeuwd i.j <«tii'K ind««Htihte food cady Good Goods at Bottom 1,000,000 feet White and Red Oak. Atwait lAOoCthern aro attending th* ml* wa- a Mired, was in a dying condition. WhM; I •• roa.-tari h.-r iMuLdite b>- found tbe tody •< arm am! tb« heart doing Ixmvwt work. when you will be looking for some Present for CHRISTMAS The above logs will be received at our Morgay and Has­ tings Mills. It Parties should call on the undersigned for the lengths wanted before cutting their logs. Elegant Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk Silk Mufflers. Fichus, Table Linens, Towels, Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and aa te their opinion of • ptare of futuro pun it hi to Ure regularly »ve!'.,‘ UyporiKindriae dyspeptics. Um— Mirh IXTMM15 have (Mr wo rvah: ’I te owwuitiDg atxae na-dwal aocycio WWITH EDGES CUT AND LEAVES STITCHED "« Millinery Goods! THE BEST WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL PAPER. {(hr <f;nllwalor anil (Jannfrg ^rntlem.-’ii Y Can all be bought at Very Low Prioee, at Volume for 1887. rtmmar from tbe Orient, and •» no far dwten* ZR,u.ssells’ I ONE THOUSAND LARGE PAGES YEARLY. One Thouvsix! t*ag<« ii. tfieCv ot Beadinr M nt ter Jy famaiung-evkkttceR the Uuion; aim I II now HBAD otthe Agricullura! kte-hTBlion ► New Store, let Door west of National Bank. THE OHIO FARMERS INS. CO. It hae Age, Experience, Reputation and Stability. Ito poll- Twb Cocwtry G»Jt- ciee are broad and liberal. TL«MA» ocruplw (to FARM CROPS and HORTICULTURE and LIVE » : ui«m Cba rwwjrf tn buitecta No. aad DAIRYING. , Veterinary Re- It pays the Full Amount of Loss, And has no roidable conditions. ~A UVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER. ‘ 2, Bdtovi to addition to their own hton, are regularly “ *** tlWBUl AL (.ORKKHPONDENTS and Iteguly Cuutnboter. are ItiSmW MM»y Utolnf Artorttariett tore and abrond, and by AWT tu tnsun xusoui in ranuiT vonu It ia tbe simplest and safest policy issued. The assets of JI,282,170.36 an a guaranty of the prompt payment of louses bythri Company LUTHER TUCKER 4 SOI, PuMhten, ALBANY, N. Y IMBpSfM Mure FssEftikrtry <Myf te®?'. m-PLEA*SE MENTION THIS PAPER"* Office over Hicks Bros., Haatinga, Mich. �WOMAN AND HOME./ THE DUTY THE OVERCOAT SEASON O* BEAUTIFUL AS CAN. Is drawing to a close, and I have about hi nwu» Ute quite proper, quite your duty, girte, to told him what dw wanted iodo. » »» ' L„. _ it exartlv. ----He gave .H«, ™r ..-u .uv.v.j every day beauty of dsneateM- that (toabte exhaurtion and not from cold. The brandy dtoxxinta mere fruturul toqwty BuimxAv ' revived tor drooping facultim, a»l fa a few I you PI>lurcii 0 ] minute* ttof journey waa nwimcd. I Ait hough ymi «um.< alter rt. abape, if the LUCK OF (XEUll D’ALENE. hearted driver found bi* companion had tion. Ho tried tbe brandy raiuedy again, but | Uttk* dfaaolved uhitu or liorax end tH>pi} 1‘UnLuo.ite of Idaho shooting away Into the north, nud jammed in between Washington She took hot 1*1 to wntmuuMy iuxi’ato fwrikud mites <uxi inilto every day. Ttoes uiunlto oi lhi» Ntolcocn brought her wv^ght down to iCJ laxitubt Then *b* raturoed to Asterira, still tobptog up tordto-itdtor. Boou ah« ws.lfiiK^-!tWi«uiMh, then IM, the® L’Xl, and ttoaUy the pound* taetil until th-ms wvrv titter u powdered rolphur, which m ateo i ditouigs qmvwl tar and * irtitfnprd* tout wril got over nod tb.-n Engle City would be reach) <1. But «bo might die in tbe meantime. and what ouncxv; folcarbonate of soda, ooo-Lolf ounce; t>owdervd Lak’, one-half ounce. Fnrii lipa, clean, white vwth and breath like frankla- whipped hl* fagged axiimria into a nnart gal­ lop down the black und gloomy guteb. Ou wedlock in a new mining district the perm*- ud or EmW CUJ ww ». kU oP Uraojl. U» i mj;ht, imd a moment later the brok»«> down lKW.k fro|n ' Jy animals ■ -< -,. animate ilroT-'wl tirapgwl 4lu,fr their imcorwiouw burden Lk/7, .----- . t „ . . inmnwu Dwimm often nsiwe u> gr»w ugnui. -Brito!- exeiritmd Hash IlAter, to lunaara eyvtero*a and torim. ar. a gnwt l<x> namt, “W hat have wr torvf A woman by ckXzi of lw<auty, and if your* intpis u U> bo all tbalM tody H. ra, you Hteven. and te-hter than vour tour, eaweirily If that te flmmrrtwdl (irul half " ■Wlw-rv ' red, ■ you might ....touch • them lightly > ., with a ■poogv dipped in black walnut bark boiled to hot water with a link- alum, or apply eiuipk. She wee lifted tenderly by rough but gratte bands and laid carefully upon a rode'couch slight an h «u>d tto One ttoo •> much sought by aimpty pinching the hair® together between ri^wafed that many w»y. Mio Davenport found it toqm-ribk to atop waiting »woy. Iler rbocirt gut tBin. tbe hollows got dorp to bet aliouldera, oud (Iwru were ugly furrow • alntut her vyw Thera wm DiAhtog left to do but entirely ravonK tor wava of living ai>i try to win buck tho tort rtrrogtb and towfth. It took • long 400 on hand, which I am bound to close out. and in order to do so at once I offer V V AT ACTUAL COST! This is no scheme to sell Overcoats at a profit; that is no. the object. I have too many, and don’t want to carry them over,-and I won’t. A tx-ighlwrbood aociri tu'-t trout This is a great chance to buy over coats at Wholesale Prices But itte through the comjdexiou that you have th® graatato eoope for beautifying, if My loss is your gain. to®, 'tesa wa got a youngster in the Rukh.' Take advantage of this great sale and secure goods cheap, and (Mrina to California in 1840. . . also help me out. 1 don't want to make any profit out of you; I want to close out my overmil MooUd *MOO in Jwt coats. lOG-fooC claim to birth gift. Un‘ur before; Yours for Bargains, R. K. GRANT extreme* hi thmo direction. cbcjitwaya arid: w»i bmutW. Kto Cash Clothier. bouadid into tlwir midst and shouted *1 the 0ANTA CLAUS ‘Whoop, hooray! il*» alt rigid boyi; tba Will make his Headquarters at my Store, where will be found turiiy faohiooed a rode cradle from willow a Large Assortment of both public may Ic willing to pay (2,000 a nig bl in Detroit Pri® Prato Useful and Ornamental along Consisting of Books by Dickens, Roe, Pansey, Ma­ rion Harland, Stc. Also the Red-Line Poete. rinxMt amtohered under th® .yrik-w nuggwtaad relative*, and 1 ani gradually paying future. Dolls, China and Glassware, Toys and Games for the Children. thought meh a litwral donatton fortunate at •till kK And a General Holiday Stock. Oar assortment of Ladies' and Children's Cloaks and Wpap-' is large and prices low. and child. i aa Xr Highest market price paid for Live Poultry, Butter. Eggs. Dried Fruita and Beans. would do with it wbao abegiX it That night ixv-Interview irflul W.'U do the right thing and work it '. _ M. J. GOSS, Prairieville, Mich. lirinripri I there it w. hute wing train u>at mgtrt, . ... _ • with a««lUric. derirv, and slracgtb to fritow. a«ih U>fright.way. the line.of »fe which „ Saata Chis’ Headqiiarta ! Ob onr counters we have placed a new and fresh stock of Holiday Goods. ’ OF ALL KINDS' but u>c ptacky Httte Wife would DOC listen faMNpbm* place naw tba fctn&Bi Mdfdad with Uta of dean cMbe, win. ■«***■■*■ cr.owdri.'ta, and toward oftenxion 900,000 China Decorated Cune & Saucers, Bohemian. Vasee, Bread and Milk Bette, Oupe and Mugs, JEXTENSION LIBRARY LAMPS! Handsome Painted Lamps, Tevtole GLlcu8MBrwek,x*e>, And a Fin® Stock of Nuts, Gandies and Fruita. Call and See them. E. Y. HOGLE, werBroa, Central Hoose Block. The Grocer. �The Hastings Banner. HA8TIXGB. THURSDAY. DEC. ». ISM. Local News. CmutalioK thin week. WANTED. Tobuy.at U,,„w mill „„ j r tvausocUon 17. KatUad. rood aWM>p 1U '“w>- ’’«» «wlO.8J.W. MKAD. gYES EXAMINED to SjwUcIk x aad Eyeglasses, >Olt SALK. Our CbaudUr A Taylor SUuuUrrt Parte* bln MW mill with twenty hnnw power Mlo.r m» work. ..d «UubU ••W wllk out off mmw uud ed«or. LocaU-d in Barry eounty. Mlehigaa.laa <o«d pla.w for laiab«rli>K. Ea.y term* attbred. Ap»bu» F ike caught in the kiidn u of Wm. PERSONAL MENTION. Pnustfa Friday evening, ax the occupuuu ware from home. !u timely ■ Lafayette Hughe* is home for the discovery prevented the 1<mm uf the holidays. building. Fritz GV*!)car is spending (he holi­ Smith. Kami* A Van Amman dwilre days at home. to say to the peoHe that they are giv­ Etn. Hiuby wiu4'p<aM0a portion Ing a taut fit aaJe. and defy any firm to of the peat Wtaik. undersell them. Their special will KobX Marshall, uf Prairieville, was continue until January 1st. in the city Friday. The Hastings K. P.'a had a big time T. S. Brice, of Maple Grove, is visit­ at their Castle Hail Turad-iy evening. Several visiting brethren witnessed ing Haatings friends rank work and were others Uc enter­ John Kurtz mill wife-will sp.vul the tained by the Hastings knight*holidays Ml Reni City. Perhaps there-never wae a more op­ C. A. Hough spun a couple days of portune time than the present to au’r last wwk tn WoodbuaJ. . acribe for the Banner. Certain it is RegisUir of deeds elect IL B. Richards that tlie names of new hubscriberv are was in the city Monday. cheerfully written on our books. Mrs. C. .Mewter was in linunl Ifnpids IL K. Grant says he can make more a portion of .tin* past week. to sell bin overcoats at actual coat than Euimetl EverctU, of Nashville,senlawman vomjMuy will br bald at th. ®r- he can to keep them over, and that Is daytal With Hastings trienda. i*nocb o( Kpcetackft Lwwre than *1 auv uUwr Ove orthr rarapauy. In Ibnclty «r Haitian. what he te doing now. You will miss it Dick McElwain, of B oth* Creek, was Jan. <tb.'17, at one o'clock, p. in. Direc­ if you don’t buy one while the assort­ iu the dty Munday and Tuesday. tor. meati.g tke day prrvion.. ment is complete. IAIRV Kloek oC GoM bixh.Uu.lui <xi haaU. D. W, KOO EES, Sec. The Burry eouutv university »tudnuts A handsome holiday present ’ A JOHN BE88MER, TOK SALE. suite of seven pieces ot furniture, par­ nave returned iu tneir homes to spend Two luaUhrd wpao of colt.. One milo lor stove and four chromoe, for thirty the holidays. north of Irving Cantor. V Miss Rose Goodyear returned Satur­ dollars. A grand bargain. Sew Gill **• A. B. CARRIER. lhe auctioneer and real route dealer, at day from an extended visit with Grand Rapids friends. ' the Bee Hive store. | HAVE Mekhv Ghrutmaj. to Mil Banner Thus Campliell, uf Bar City, will Hugh Rosa, a former rendont of readers. spend the holidays with Barrv county Call on Mrs. Hattie Watkins for this city, suicided al Rochester Mon­ relatives and iriends. Added to my stock of Jewelry a day night uf last week. Rosa was a embroidery, etc. A. E. Kenaston goes to Indiana the fall stock of ’Tin: engine for the water works traveling Mlraman for the Erty Co. of tatter part of Uils week for a few days Owosso. He was a married inaff. but vLdt with relatives and friends. arrived yesterday. was not living with his wife. JTuk receipts of the donation visit to Mrs. <;. H. Brooks has returmxt from It ikies not coat any thing to h»-k at a several weeks visit with retailves in. Hey. Loe were 8100. the holiday goods in my Drug Store, Allegan and Kalamazoo counties. T. C. A C<ife tine oven-oHts at actual Call and gt< price*. and you can buy ;m much, pr mon*, for .Mr.L C. Moore expects to attend the cost at IL K. Grant’*. your money. aa at any place in the d»v. Iolden wedding ot his parent* on Tur, usual join of people .uul teams Come and see for yourselves. . Hhuary 1st. They are naidents ofon our streets Saturday. Walled Jgtae, Oakland county. , DR. E. H. LA Hi KOI' Starting and embroiderv to order The Knights of J>abor occupy rooms D. W. Rogers, of Haatingb. lucn tary by .Mrs. Hattie Watkins. ' X o ver Jtillna RumeH's store. They have of the Michigan state tornado, cyclone Time to lie thinking atout “swruring- procured new furniture, and have their and wind storm insurance company, is spending a few davs with N. npencer. otT' for 1887 draweth nigh. mom* fitted up in fine shape. By the and looking after the idlerests uf that Pay' the printer. You never will' way. the Banner u informed that that couipany, which seems destined to till a find a letter lime than now. organization is in a flourishing condi­ want now being fett by the farmers of HASTINGS, MICH. tion. this county.—Adrian Times. If you want an oventet nt whole­ sale price, buy now of R. K. Grant. Mahs» at St. Rose’s church <m Obituary.—Dr. John Roberts passed R. K. Grant is eteing out his targe Christmas morning at 5, 8 and Hi from this life at his residence in this stock of overcoats at actual cost. o’clock’ standard time. Father Flem­ ^The Banner wishes thr seasons ing will say maiw at above church city on Saturday afternoon last. The deceased was well known throughout again on New Years day. Thr choir compliments to its 1.720 readers. from Nashville will be present on both Barry county, having for many yeurs been prominently identified with its in­ 1a»ttkri» art- all thr rage among terests. and shared with the compara­ II oe tings local dealers th me days. -• Svcp has been their trade in bolktay tively few now on this side of the dark Thf. city schools closed Friday, the goods that Smith. Hama A VanArman's river tbe pleasures and privations of winter term commencing Jan. 3d. / pioneer life as a Barry county pioneer. supply has already been exhausted, and Theme was a large crowd of teams a member of the firm has been away Dr. Roberta was born In Warwick township. Bucks county, Penn., March and people on tbe atrwta Tuesday. purchasing a new and much larger 17, 1812. He wafi of Welsh descent, his stock of tbewc goods. Watch for them. ancestors removing from Wales and cooking range for the new Hastings They will be sold very cheap. locating in Pennsylvania at an early Hou**. The annual meeting of Barry County period in the history of this country. A The Michigan Cyclone Insurance Co. Agricultural society will be held in farmer’s son, the subject of this sketch passed hb boyhood days on the farm, has written policies to the amount of the Court house at Hartings, Dec. 28th, but in early manhood be graduated 837&JD00. 1886. at 10 o’clock x tn. All premiums from the Jcnenton MmUcb] College of Twenty live cents buys six bar. of not callt-d for by the 20th inrt., will ta- Philadelphia. In 1840 he located at Ivory soap at Smith, Hams A Van- forfeited to lhe society. Dated, Hart- J onesvlite, this state, for the practice of Arman’s. his profession There he remained for in«K Dec. life. 18M. five years,and in 184b became to the Do not fail to go to Dr. Lathrop's then hamlet of Hastings, and in compa­ Drug Store, and »e<? hta stock of holiday Tnr. roof-paint swindlers have tax® ny with his brother James P_. ratshllK goods and books. getting in their work in Barry county cd the first drug store In tbe. village. n Em. bucIiy'n bath rooms are receiv- lately. We have little sympathy with 1M7 he wm married td Azubah Brewer, the farmer who win be taken in by such whose people were among th" first mXand are werthy of IL a bare-faced yard-wide fraud, which Ueni of thill county. She died in 1833, Election of officer, at the Castle has been so oft<p exposed that no man leaving two children, both of whom Hall of the Hartings Knights of Pyth­ can claim to have tbe slightest excuse survive him, vir WilttsT. Roberts, al for bring taken in by thia swindle, ex­ Cbana, HL, and Mrs. Fanny Hobbs. In ias on Monday evening next cept the most unpardonable ignorance. 1854 the Dr. again took tc him**If a Thk Largest stock of gloves and mit­ wife in tbe person of Caroline A. I’owTHU U positively tbe tart week of en». who survive* him. Two children. tens in Barry county, at R. K. Grant’s, He taw no cum petition in this line. Lewis Stern’s great dosing out sate. John B. and Mary E. were the result of FREE OF CHARGE! Hurrah! Hurrah! NOTICE. Tbanunwal ~eotin< of tbe Michigan With the Most Improved Instruments. Mntaal T«madn.Cyrloua and Wlud-.iorm WE ARE AHEAD I MUSICAL GOODS! McOmta's, the Jeweler. Hastings City Bcink. J- J list look at the prices of some of the “little gro cers' and then at ours. jdiu le Mead ad File Dress Mi Cloab, etc. of Morse E. Nevins. theft union. The stock oi holiday goods and books at Dr. Lathrop’s Drug Store Is simply Immense. Every one should see theca. Dr. Roberts held many podUooe of public trurt. holding the position of postmaster from 1847 to *81, .and from 1888 to Ta. He rspn—rfsrt thia di*trict in tbe state aenate la 17-8. At tbe same yuu CAN FIND L. C. Welton will call on you for your insurance ia the Ohio Farmers’ Insur- Nu*t»Meaa4 swcnprtaCe for GtfW.al change your Insurance. LIHH IEWS ROOM, Standard Works of His­ tory and Fiction, ualeort. Thisu your opportunity to buy goods at your own figures and thia a examining surgeon for pensions at chancv will be given for thia week only. Bony county, which position he bald Hknkt WiLUR,of Battle Creak, died until bis tath Falling health necessi­ He will call Monday morning, at hta home. His tated his retirement from active prac­ tice about 1677. useful life. He was Tbe funeral took place Tuesday afteron oAdat- day at 490 p.m. connection wfth tbe Michigan ship can­ al project. Barry county peopte will sincerely regret his death. 9 They sell Water White Oil at We sell “ “ “ 5 They sell some Soda at We sell DeLands Soda at They sell Packing Salt at We sell “ “ They sell 16 lbs. A Sugar at - 11 10 - We sell 17 lbs. Confectioners’ A for They sell Baking Powder at » We sell ' “ “ ' 4 20 15 1 00 1 00 20 15 next in which to rate that taOXMn and Red Lilt Kiitiei if Pita, 75c. 100 Nicely Bound Miscel­ laneous Works at 40c. each. Piui ad Latta Bmd Altai • Very Ctaj Novelties in Christmas Cards. A Lane Arardot if Jitafle ad Gift Bull and good. fuU amount worth 100 ctA, on a dollar. Ike.taps Ing tee. They send small boys to our store to buy our goods. Hence* we conclude we beat Duod. ourthw-M oTUw dw. • — tMe m «tth lanhd^ At IX accotmu •ffir was Id a critical condition. Mrs. Hattie Watkins ha» rooms over Fowtes banc and shoe store, where sta* is prepared to do wnbroW-Tv swindie. Tinkler did Drt produce a warrant and tbe man refused to give Mdritaraytag. Em broktery taught redoend to If YOG are th search of • Chrirtmaa Ao win. 1 call th* atfrntioc of buyer. will ieil QNE OF THE FIME8T 10 Cents a Week step^ag aboard a trato at Htebte Saturday when a coRrtatOe undertook tert expect to be roped in tale greedily. them all on prices. The following from tbe Detroit Ev- tban any time beforr. . AalMtMCfaMCrfaMftSMMt Rtta *• (■***FMtarMStkM NKOta QOODYEAR A CO. They keep *11 kinds of plp-e. numerous to mention. It will pay you Sale to continue this entire week. Graii Wb Wa-HnM Lots of Holiday Goods going fart HUM CUU, 1CM. W. H. GOODYEAR A CO. Iks astMte “Ita xs* 1M Lta“ Priori*. ■ iNl.Mt PESSIOMS S �==3= A oucs-noH or vcaactEv THE WEEK Di CONGRESS. Rheumatism WHAT THE LAW-MAKERS ARE DOING at the capital. Dr. E. H. Lathrop’s teat gov. did so WASKiMmw crrr. A Pcgitlvo Core. ok-omargarine. Butlvr ofleml a resolution which waa tabled and ordered printed, pro- 11 waa trocbled vary tnueb with rbeunm- DRUG AND BOOK'STORE visit Ux> Maxioui border and Inveatigate the bon au’.hori.-ing the »-cretnry of the Interior to certify busb for ngrieulturul purpjore in Kau.sae; re.«>luL(o<i providing tor an inquiry tbe linu*y, laid on the taNe and ordered jirintrd. The Morrill rcaoluUou declaring a Nuvonber, lb St;, (ar tbe uftltxi of lieutenant ommended to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, 1 Tlw attorney general nruec immediately 1 cheerfully reectnnwud Hood’s Sarsaparilla W. F. Wood, Btoominpioo, lit wure as follows: Aldrich, AUkon, Blair, Cameron, Ch ney. Conger, Dolph, E-lmuixb, Frye, Hale. Hawley, McMillan, Manderson, MitcheU of PeunsylranK, Morrill, Flux, Sawyer, Bbennan, Spooler, Stanford, Will­ iams and Wilson of losra. A bill to appoint In tho boate Cannon of Illinois moved'to adopt a rreolutioa instructing the approprla- Niblack interrupted him l>y saying th waiver, ,-oukl not eoufor jurisdictiou W-M fllod. ■ IXDfASAf-.LiB, Ind.. Dro. 80.—Tbo orgnment in the lieu tenant governorship olw Mtellniubtvi Haturday by Judge Turpk- fur Actiug Lieutenant Governor Smith. He belli that tl» right to enjoin is OtereiaXive with tbe tbe interior. Agreed to. Belmont Intro­ duced a bill authorizing tbe pt-refdoul to as­ certain the losses and injurire inflicted upon citirea* of tbe United States an raged in tbe Canal an government, tin re Dec. 31, 188b Referred to tbo foreign affairs committee. peuaion bills, at which time eighteen >3partita and am entirely cured.” J. V. rnovDPwr, letter carrier, Chicago, Ill. Hood’s Sarsaparilla lug bark Atlantic was driven ashore l«tow tbe Cliff house Friday morning and moot of journal}. Waamkotox City, Dec. ‘JO.—Saturday wish a umrn'-nious day in tbo bauan, the dcatb-knil! of any tariff leglidatlon Ibis hcwsion «]>parently being struck. Tbe early of Merit Cards. Toilet Sets, and -DETROIT" Druggists’ Supplies. Daily Paper Dibble ixmarked in reply to thia that if tlw appropriation failed, tho government would WHY WAIT A WHOLE WEEK FOR,THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, doubt lost, though only one were sleeping off tbe crtrot* nf drink expired, nnd tbe and every boiy on fight of tbe day. cominitiro the flow You can have a Daily Paper for very little more than your week­ ly paper costs you. All EVENING NEWS, prescriptions guaranteed. And keep posted in IVsrfect sUenre reigned as THR AFFAIRS*OF THB WORLD. । Harrlrou introduced a bill to close struggle and few could have predicted 'bone disability is eurifnretMXJ Scott. A competent and registeratjdruggist always in charge of Pharmacy Department. Detroit Daily there «en> «<u»y thirty-eight. mitten on revenue bill* McKinley of Ohio wu at on re ou hit fret with a demand for tbe this country. Do not fail to call and examine my goods and prices. rest are no bouse thou took up the Okalabottm bill, but to |*» uniform not- One of the most complete stocks ~yt the ff you are an Intelligent, wide-awake citizen >ou probaidy already subscribe for and -—J .. -.—.LI J lt.,t apjjrojirfnUng eJW.iW.) to boild .< public balding al Charleston. 8. Q, to which Hep­ burn objected, saying Charkoton was teo antboriring the treasury to anticipate pay- Stationery, Christmas. Birthday and Reward IOO Doses One Dollar. DISASTER ON THE DEEP. thonziug the employment of mail memougers iu tho jxrdal service; DQible asked unan- bow many were mutilated, wtietbnr otiior rrrbzd.” H. T. Batcox. Shirley, kites. •• 1 sufli-red from what the doctors called Holiday Books, School Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, Albums, only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lowell. Maaa jourutnent waa taken until ~-fO p. m . tho tew, and dru|>ing of public buildings except rfey order ul tbe preaidant; bill aty>wlng clerks \to alienators a&dmreaeatoUvM rteolutioo (by I-nwlw) drolarfog that there were 5,000,rvJS ML. U. -AL?..—_ 1 brgan taking Hood's barsaparllu, and It did to all who may desb-e, a book containing many additional statements of cure* by Fberscu fa vored an attempt by 1 hare been aSUetcd with rbeumUsm More A full line of with which they have punlia«4d ■ THR FOLITICS OF YOUR STATE AND COUNTRY. a ill hereafter be her The market Fricks or PRODUCTS E. H. Lathrop, M. D xour Mitchell, Otovtr, Storm, Oatw, Successor to Fwed'k Hotchkiss. '>]romnr<.triii« la* so a* to relievo the proin lhe affirmative, wore paired . with IJttle, Whiting, Warner of Mbamtri, H«mley, Gnllinger, I'idcock, and Browne of lu­ y-firwt ap! Il «, and the* inrUlgent dally paper published Ichlx-iu. 16, 1»JI nlTordlng Owing to the deaths ot IXiirdnoy, Arnot bouse -o into comtnitfm on revenue bills. Belmont failroduced a resolution from Uw foreign affair* committee inquiring of the an- coammption shall be admitted free, and mt bouse), EUsbnrry of Ohio, King of motw elrcuhitlou, which rveecd.i that ot .-JI oth­ North Carolina. Twi-nty-aix Democrat* voted Addr— THE EVENING NEWS, five (Bll«, Mnrrlaum, Muller, DETROIT, MICH, th . (BoyU, taCpnailian wi-iore. and the north Atlantic. Detroit. Mh-fa. Banding further considera­ tion the liouee adjourned. the Bella Meade farm. which was ilrot eultl- belU; Ldfafadana fo«r (day, Irion, Hl Martiu, and Wailace); New Joreoy two (Oreca an I McAdoo); Ulfamb two (Lawler and Ward). and Alabama oaa (Martin). The only Hepublftran rotes for tbe bill came from NKuMcbuMdu nnd Minneanla, Hay- Dakota Admitted er Detroit dallies combined. f Christmas Presents. Great Fatally of Headen. A great stall ot new Western writers will specially adapt (during iien> the AMKE’.CAN I’l.Tl KIST to Western Agriculture, making it. wKh rrernt .•todlticti, iuid Imnrovrraente, the rewogalaed autuority, j»a for fom- The J V VBkI I.K MRAStH and HOVKKHOLD DKl-.UtTMKNTS bare been enlarged, and HUM­ HUG exposure* xrc to receive addltlotud atten- 1,000 Oritinl IllulratiOB. Findlay of Maryland, and HUxu, and Haydon Only a few days more till Christmas when all your family, relatives and friends ex- pect a present. To find one suitable Every Issue of tbe American Agriculturist con­ tains nearly too original Hhatratloos of antmal*. come to my store, where SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS ERKE 1 vou will find Honex of or Ffflwr Praidartx. Democrat* IlliChUlporic brta^ngJlIGU baa passed scUbout debate tbe-bfal to rvde-^u tbe trade doll are. A similar tore -ure is pend- -middle states lie Ufe to rtnwstma.' The American Agrirulturtst ia now paMisblng and sending free to all JSS7JS SEC .T3K3, KTLS rariMntlMng Amcdeaa authors. These £n- Dro.10.-A.News IWde tn'eraor FreiWuck W Ht- series, beginning In May last. Xndorted by the U. U. Government. cougomptidtL ^SthtoraFtennan^dkta^wtoch'ote? ctre?would filibuster Jewelry and Watches from control 'by ik>UH<-*I parties, clique*. IT TEUA THE TRUTH about orc 'itbout. paint tri bu ted bo<E^d then nwiw.lere-1 Lhe sundry dvil Wil, IT IS THE PEOPLE'S PAPER, THE MARKETS- rrk-ti*liou numbers 15c. Bataiee of this year FREE to all aub- Mail Silisr latches, Soli! W ai PlaH Jewelry, Brtts, Mis, and In fact Everything kept in a first class Jewel­ ry Store. Also Gold Pens, Gold Spectacles, and large stock of Silverware complete stock in Also the most AME1UCAN A0R1CULTUF1ST. opem-d «lld» nrwfaal. etoned Janu­ ary. opened WLA nloM-d tlUfft*: February. Thurwtny in moving to real for Jan. 11 tbe biBAr.fhe in KnOMKi anl Nebraska ax gradte. SAKt',4—r. rough packing. FUWjMJfc Uary packing aad •Uryta* toU. KUjU.0. (tettlc-Ma/zet steady:* bevvas. XmZtisIcelI Goods Prices are low to suit the times. warranted. All goods CLOTHING JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler. �rr i.-< wojoixynL Item leonia tbe THE NEWS Di BRIEF. THE CHAMPION made in fearful tenacity of it. Hastings this season. IbolMbly Co n > di-Mvx.,. hare w girou n..>re «uly. an I bane ka'. nion ■■umplo.-dy ladlled ihtir . etiuru U> provide a.vptMulic; uad until A lb iophon -» wna di>iwrenMl chore ,w*» no medicine whMi would auroJy c-x-v elteutnaiUtu, neuralgia and wureoua or hick •Jie.Mlaflbe. Tboiaaaik <>{ ueutuoaiate like th* I'uliowin^ prove Ik-vou<1 qiteMioa that AthlophonM is the ■ •idy reliable remedy. aid that it will alt dial i- cLuoroi Snr ;L Eurt Hiaiuaw, Mi'ii, Ab Kit four w—k« »<.> 1 waa taken vi a onvens tuiack •'t rueutuait-un. My W"TC*O ■wollenxEut I OMld tx>l wear ixv Ixsits; iu Cut, I conbl j-iw hobhlaalMii-, aw! got wry link ak-ep at nia hl. u.. 1 wtilfrred iateitec pain whvitor I *u up «,r laid down. 1 wmt ou: and u i^ur of rrukebiM Ls enable the t-> get tfround. Afier txtjing -them, when on tuy iray b«nu, I etoppwd in at W. H. Moor", drug •torr, und noticing Aihfopltaro* f-n sahi | dorkkrl Co try a brttlo. Af.er Caking hah' ■ buttla I laid my cniteitea a-id -, unit .:4n« them the one time mt n>y way litane. Tl.e •wvlliug ia all nducroJ,' and 1 ’Mnjpri’xriuy bi.xawitlip. rfcvieu-.. I have LU aay -p^in miuv. ! wan;id tux take Proposes to keep in the advance of the procession. You will find him at his new location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ harness shop. Jle Is prepared to serve tbe pub­ lic with everything in the line of 'Promptly st 8 o'chick Hluw-m and fk-harfvr Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. The diptomatk- nud uouwuliu- appropnatloa a. cvwupCrtad call tor •uni.ina. Tbe total approjH-ULio.! tor tho cur rem year Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Eave-Troughing Accvnilng Wiut Ik. playing al laU<rrvt until the dxth in- wUrjuhlp at the National ameciatton. POWDER Absolutely Pure. the Ohio i IL, «aU.-d New and Second-Hand Stoves for Sale! A.CAMPBELL Messrs. A. Black & Co Hastings, Mich., <{U-.«tb>-l f^m.tXX) to edncatiuaal and charit­ able imUtutiucw. lWXH> SHCTE. Dr. Jackson’s Eye Halve is a prompt am! positive cure for all disea-v* of the eyes in inflamation, granulation, and wcaknetat of vision. It costa but Sft reTrtthand is high]v/A^commended for piles. For sale by W. II. Goodyear. Manufacturers and Dealers in the object ball] then i-<or playing ensu><d until tbo forty-first Monuments & Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, jireme court, th.^ Editor Holden, of lhe Midland Sun, heeins to be compaased with trouble. >Xordey morning he waa discovered in N. H. Bradley's hofflie. Bradlev charg,‘ng that the editor had entered a bed hiunber by means of a ladder, and that Ms objtvn waa a felonious one. Holden was found hiding in the garret Be pleaded guilty, and refusing to give »KdL went to jail to await a complete intoatigation. WK HEFT ND THE MONlrt' to any one who has taken three-fourth of a bottle of Kemp's Sunuiparilla without relief. It purities the blood and gives new (ease ot life.. Price 51.00 per hottfo. WSH. Goodyear, druggist. Sixty-three iuniogw wire play.nl before tbe And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. with tnaqhioe at lUcbmoud, Iu>L. t»v«uw but dtaguited tb.—■ frwode imto—liately by Krencie •Cio-riii. anew SODA alatb tamug and knocked .-•al 2V, bat tdixAiotb innfog For Baking Pu-poses. Best in tbcWorlJ. to £1,000,0011, are resisting the coUectioi of church tithw to the extent at eipjllns tbo Udi®, from their dfatrieto. FOKS5 CENTS get Krmp'a Liver l’Hb» for Torpid Liver, for Coifetipation, for the Compkxiqn. W. H. G<X>X>y1lar. KEMI*S HLK SUPI’OrilTOllIES ■'ire where all other treatments fall. Price We per box. W. H; Goodyear, -fruggist. >11 and lymbnl by hi- txJgbborv. WhiUi Ihgeon ia to have a new Pre--: iivterian WijOOO church. i - .»*v , VKt fCGAOU Skid oJJ while S-baofer playtvl r«r)y, drew up until tbe •coreat tbe ninety-eighth w bow oystem, and thorou ghly boBda np tho ; cenatiluttoa. Bmutembrr, w« gnarantea lx. ' , Maple Hapitto IhhpaU-h met with | ■ Mirious mishap the other day. AD ■ mk-roUer was placed near th« above to •often and-in aabort time all that ' •‘•rnld be found of that roller was a i jrallon or more of moiatm*^ on the I The editor aaye that a new roll- I •ir hae been ordered, neccwaititinf oon■Idemble ex pen**, which, must be met .»nd he calls on dellnquentH to pay up. koowii isumologKt «uxi borftooiturtet, •■xplresl Thunaiay tonmUig at hin Hod »*■ A preteuUotM nsriudtei, repr • xnmtwt. wK> borrows nrMj «p*--in*'te«, which be wrrr reiurta, «ud •nwuirea <h*u» for keutro*, which are www bnM f*-0 vtotimixinc t«-opie thougbom ***" f”UflU’T >«“ four y"ux Ilc r”prw««ta — r’-"* ---------------- Ti-—— •»- fx-hau.’*. [ ATEST NEWS! Special Sale of Lamps. «86-111; organization fa being puobed vigorously. Cbaiirey IL Ooaby, comptelnut ra. <Jft> W. Poater. deteudanl. MAte ot Mielilgan - Fifth Judicial el trait.—In It f'liv ■ ■ r.. suit iK-ndlug In Che Clrvnlt C-JUrt for Ure epuuly of Harry. In Choaterj, *t the Ccurt H»uy iiulre Citv of H vUlBg* oo lUe mh <Uy of In tbre eaure it appearing from affidavit on Ste. that tbe def endant T; ar W. Fo«ter ta no! a than anxiouK that the.vwitidUr »buuM receive l’a -oildtors. It la ordered that I said nan redden; ilefeudant i> entered herein within four «Mildren will refuse bail taetinir cough medicine but they will all l»e willing to take Dr. Ja. k*on’h syrup of 'itbout lungwort and wild cherry whenever offered. It iu as pleaaant as maple syrup and will reach a bad cou«h and Utah. Thursday, Edward haltou wuasbot < ur« the whooping cough much quick­ >fe<«d by Ih-(iuty Marehui William Tbomter than any other prepartion of the I Jdnd. For by H. Beebe. I»r. Davwiavu, an eminent ptiyvcuui and WiDiani Toberson. teetmafiter at cisre. io the owner of a,calf which hs« -a well developed iegu, all of which' ve brought into .play when the ani­ mal walk*. bin of rein; of to br ■erred an tb - comptaluaur*. aolkiltor, within twisitr day* after reniee on him nf a copy ot «ald bill and mxicr of thia order; and In tber ordered. that within day* .-...U *twenty >Kl. ..-.I. - ...tbe eom_.U printrd. pubUahed and circulating in uid and that raid publication be continued FKANK A. HOOKEH. Smith & c^uomovk. Circuit Judge. fWicluirs for Complainant. A Irw copv. Gan. w. Anurr. Hegtoter. yuuijirig from k«un>oUr» running will through tbv city ai the rate of a tnifo a ruinate. It [•«•! through tbe Union depot at th* hi/bixt All work guaranteed first-claas. Prices that no competition can lower. A good stock to select from always ou hand! We keep the latest and beet designs. in our work; furnish esti­ mates .and do all work promptly. Our aim is to suit the peo­ ple, and our largriy increased sales show that we are success­ ful. As we are the only dealers in Barry County, we makeit a special object for Barry Countyipeople to buy of us We can and do eave money to all who buy onr work. ■ We thank the public for paet favors, and aim to merit tbe patronage of all. the 111th inning Scuaefer ran oct—I Big Si«recn> at *i«J. Tbo result wi applauded by Schaefer's friand*, w him np oud carried turn dawn lb tbe ball, yelling like Indiana it fa changed band* on the game — Tb® Nation*! tVii^vn Manufavturotw* •»10 p* te vrarraated, is beeMM it ia the beat ' ”*U Average: Wood Preparation known. It will part-1 Ureiv earc all Blood Diaaaaea, pmiira fta Crorwvl! wore Intrrred, Thursday in Oak- 4 .-V-UU " zn-u » iiua.uuui w.ad io »npr, A hook Ufa. thl» he loi rt to dungk-: This is the Latest and Best Gasoline Stove. Call and seet hem. A. BLACK. telaing tb* public lilirarr, Tb* Journal olHca Itch. Prairie Mange, and scrutchee of every kind cured In.' 3w minutee by Woodford's Sanitary lx*tion Use no <4ber. This never fails. Sold by E. H. J-athrop, druggist. Hastings, Mich. The Hull’Gasoline Stoves. At Very Low Figures. I also have a quantity of Plow Points, etc., that 1 will sell at a very slight advance over wholesale prices, to close out. Remember the place, and youis respectfully, al WaUuh willlake Uhlophin* )du<- ■»! Hu-Mmcr V lv*ti Eoal Hagiuaw u:4 Jt*r tSiy, Midi.” K^ery druggirt .thould k,-«, AtUotabong .»ud AtUopboroi Hit, but wiionuhev . nn. •mA tet kxurlil uf the •Iru-^jjL-t □«.. AthUvpkta* Cu., 112 Wall M.. New York, rill re*»! vixlxr (I'areing” pud I t-n rexinpi <■> rwrtltr pti-tt which ,i* f l.QO torr fade tor AibJ .phvn-* .itxl {Xi,-. »;IT I*itV lit..? ar-..< , . Manufacturer:.' amoriatiou met Thureday TELECRAPHY^r^t I twaMwA Write Tekatiae Bro*. laeewint. Another lamp house gone to tbe wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doz. of their lamps at prices that no o er house in Barry Co. can reach. To see an< convince you 'at once. New Pineapple Glassware—Perfect Daisies. Look at our stock of Crockery. We have the niceet lot of Water Seta ever offered in the city. We have Tobacco for the same money of any other house in the county and always did Jwve.CWe have the cheapest line of Gloves and Mite we ever had. We will have the largest line of HOLIDAY GOODS We ever had. Our Grocery Stock is complete, and we will not be undersold by any man on same quality of goods. Bring your produce; we'want it Yours truly, SMITH, HAMS & VuAHHAN. ranrr Default having lawn made in tbe conditions k- ... £ n tbe office of the KcgUter of Deeds ot tinny Stain and an aggr gut«- rapltol of td.OOO.OB County, Michigan, on the ach day at May. A. I». lire. In liber is ot morupuw, on pwra fa* and tn >10,1X10,001. P. Mi-Quirk, were •foetal to til! the rn- WILSON WASHBOARDS. ' Eight local National banka began »uit Friay in tb.- Uoitt-i Stale* court at Cbrotland, Ki:> ou and Bat bte friend* who have a Cviifn* bora. Ktpw tbst Um* man b*« lied Ilka sin. Andtber timp!)' sit L'mI mu lie and grin. <> U ................................................. u o oo o- - Specialty. a HINDERCORN8. Mlrhigwa. esiww RR THE IHPMVED P1RT6L00I sad should tbe dental from Unwin NontuU «ni tx-gro taiya, it fa *<ld, had hw . of tbe white* reqs**! bodcufa. tumor re- .’Hpblberia la a terrible diaeaae, requiring the tjeaUwi medical «*1U to rflert a ramafote cure’ cvpeUing imporues from the bkxxtaitvliE it richo**.. and vitality, while II renJnito* and •Irengthenx tbe -Ylteci. Holly has formed a toboggan slide Htock potnpany. U? vV£>xv would enjoy your dinner and are prevented by Dya- gentkwi Welch DfetiUfoK company** vrarebonaa, with bank ollie. mytag Flaky Hoke bad I-hrr Complaint Shiloh's I* guarur>^.1 . ...... •.’ d.U I.. IVVitallMT 1, SU'EFLXjW XIUHTS. made M«at terrtWi-ooqah. Willoh' dy for yon. Wfl.y TF. H. (i irsrks UIikhI tn isid mortW and inn »Mtute tn such rase made and provided, notice lv hereby given Kit-os Saturday, th* »0>d*y «f February. A. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED NOT TO RIP &r. Louth, Dec- 10 -Tb» animal exhibi­ ■»rtK»re or so moeti thereof a« mar be i>ec*»tion of tho Mbshdripi VaJk-y Poultry club IOOSIER lUNOFICTURIIIfi GO., FMT WAYNE, IID Friday, parti-Jly wrecking fifty dwellings ildect alarm among the Tbe Best Is Always the Cheapest. ton nretnlM* Awcnbcd in said t'ROl'F, Wbnoplur Couzh and Bn>oehiti«, 1m■nwhaielj- relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by THATUACKlXCCOr-OU on be w quicMy cured bi Shiloh's Cure. Wc guarantee it. Hold hwlltutrdto t* >U tbo Unital States east of tho Mfaatatippl river bonre ia to get MJ,WO; the re-.wjod >4,000. and i followwt to-wit: The Mioth half ot th- north­ ' ‘Y-V-Tt.tweittV tliwn ' JAMES L. WHITCOMH. Nnrumnr. mcmaia CAT ARRH JSSfSfe �A- AJXTD BUY A CHRISTMAS PRESENT - ’ ' > ■ .' and G-et One Yourself. Saturday, December 1 Sth, cowvteatces their & THIRD ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE ;n o q v i OF—----------------- ------ J s - p T ie T J Z j j ■BE IN K ;/ . ■ ‘ r •; - : •• -/ *■ " ■__________ _________ _ ’ ' ] • Yon a,i*e Invited to Come epad Look at tlxe Rare Oxxpoxrfru.xLitY' ju o a X SV •For Making Your Christmas Purchases! r ~ We shall also continue our SPECICL SALE quoted in this paper last week and at the same Extreme Low Prices. This Sale will last Only One Week I "*■ ft n It ul h In! Anti-Washboard Soap, per bar, 5c. 25 lbs. C Sugar for $1.00. Allspice. 12c. We have lota of it Nutmegs, per onnce. 5c.: others ask 8c. 5 lbs. beat rice for 25c. Matches, 300 in a .box, 35 boxes for 25c. Cinnamon, whole, per lb., 12c.: others aak 20c. 16 Iba Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Water White OiJ. very best, lie. per gallon. Package Bird Seed, 5c.; others ask 10c. 16 “ Confectioners A Sugar for $1.00. Coarse Packing Salt, per sack, 21 c. Best Soda. 5c. 18 - White X C Sugar for $1.00. Baking Powder, 1 lb.,20c.: ilk, 10e.: 1 lb.. 5c. I Tory 8oap. per bar. 5c. 20 “XC Sugar for »1.00. Green Coffee. 12jc.: others auk 18c. Boasted “ 12Jc.: “ “ 15c. GOODYEAR & BARNES. 'N o Place Equal to the Little Brick to Purchase Groceries. - S T iT 'e S c r 'ie s o x i ! GOODYEAR A BARNES � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/413/HastingsBanner_1886-12-30.pdf 8828aec1edd2186e773ab0879f5a3099 PDF Text Text The Hastin VOL. XXXI. NO. 35. The Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER30, 1886 County News. HICKORY CORNBRB. ,5* A* Ortlley has hb saw mill comdofnt a good buaiueea in JV*nUf*CtUrlQ« hanl WOOd lumber for hb customers. SUBUCKIPTION BATRH A--’ones runs hb feed mill Tuesday and Friday of each weak. Christmas has come and gone, mak­ AonomaiNG batbi: ing many hearts to rejoice over their •tana PM-year....... ...s ? prs“u r«*,v«d Lorn friends. Kuracbtfge tortpecial postUso*. T,he,lltll'tfolka w<*e kindly remember­ ed by the good-oouled todies of the JOB PRINTING. ptoce, who had caused a Chrbtmas tree to tie placed in the store of J. M. CadwMtodcr, where they were all invited to be present on Chrbtmas eve. They found the tree well laden with various presents for thqm. causing their little ey« to aparkle with delight and their brerts full of love to the doners. The club danc.i at Th >mpsou’s hotel ,1 W. LOWRY. IL D„ ' ’• Physician, Surgeon and Oculist was well attended Chrbtmas eve., nine­ ty couples being present. Houten aged 8B years on elec­ tion /lay, the 2nd of November Iks'. I-tr-pOoce at Hollaway*' dr*X •tom. V?u“"ar”?on^ b’r deMlh th* morning Hpeetol liUaUon p*Jd U> lur^U* ofthe2BtU. The funeral services are to be held at the residence of John H. H. LANDIS. IL D., . Brown, where be spent his last days. • Physical! and Burgeon, .SbaKMcOiy’s horse got cast in the Woodland. Mich. stable Saturday night and was found in that condition Bunday morning and ••'■end there day or ntghL helped up by the neightiore. who dtoILTTMMERMAiL covered hb hind leg w^p broken. Mr. xnd Mr*. Geo. Gould, after spend­ • HomoBpathic Physician A Burgeon. ing four years in Dakota, are now the guesteof A. G. Cortright ahd W. T. Bartivr. .They Intend to make’s good R. Wm. JONES. visit among relatives and friends for a fow weeks then return to hb 800 acre AU w«rt enxupdy atu-ndto-eo. farm tn Dakota. a WELTON PRAIRIBVILLB. Mrx. J. Crump, of Cheboygan, sister it arent toe ms Ohio Fanner's insurance Co. t|k «re*es poiiclM on a man'* property a«aln*t of Bteve Temple, and Julian Tempi.by arr.llKhtului! or wind; asaJntt a man'* are the gnrelM of Htcphed and wife. .«• by drolb aod tccMJenL I rank "••odroeraln town. , ViciK A SHELDON, Will Draper and wife sp**nt Chrbtmns with Ell Nichob and wife, of Orangeville. irttre u> Abetrvct Block. lUtUt^a. Mlcu.) A crowded house witDrsAed t^e distributlnn of gifts from two handsome*' Christmas trees at the M. E. church on TAMES A.8WEKZEY. Friday evening. The exercises were •• Lawyer. short and interesting and acco/ding to my judgment, the Ixwt we ever had for HMtlam. Mien. a Hk- occasion-, a few remarks from Rev. Bruce were spicy knd well chosen. Janies Sm th gave a recitation, and the children did theuiwlvra credit, and A E. KENAbTON, apparentlv everybody had a present. /I. Attorney at Law, Moat of the voung people attended the dance at either Hickorv Comer* or Orangeville. The G. A. IL ball st Prairieville hall the 23d was quite a pleasant affair. TOHN CAR VET 11. Haven’t heard the number present ■I Alton Mr. and Mr*. Gid Wilkinson were Mldrfledne. Mkh. pltuontly surprised Christmas by a number of friends and relative*, it be­ ARTIN V. BARKER. Real Estate, ing the fifth anniversary of their mar­ Insurance and Loan*. riage. They brought with th«n many substantial tokens of regard, and ra-, joyod a pleasant day together. ILurrireoa, Bxkxy Co.. Mich., MARSHALL' L. COOK. W P D M , J iovai.K. . DOWLING. Will Brice bat work for John Her-’ C.H. Vaxju vanarman, Lavr KMarrax. Knappen Jim ruxoerry sx -n. or faw raw, is I vLuting in this place. . Kay Aultuuin spent Saturday and Sunday at home. WILLIAM B. BWEEZEY, Attorney Reuben Joore, of Assyria, visited & ’» Al Law aod Solicitor iff Chancery. Jones and foully of this place Sunday. S. R- Manning has bought a new swell box cutter. Look out girls. WILLIAM b. sweezey, (ieo Clark fa at work for Geo. Belaon. ’» Justice of the Peace. box cutter. G. Jocee, uf Bedford, visited 8. Jones T M. B. G ILLAS PIE. 1 and family Bunday. 1. . N< I J. E. Herrington has a new swell box ____________________ | cotter. If ARY C. COBB, The Dowling grange has in vlted the Il Johnstown grange to unite with them a Irvin*, had signed a paper agreeing to accept a quantity orpalat, seem* to have recorded an affair the outcome of which may be more serious than al first supposed. A few days after sign­ ing as above, two men made their apPsyance. claiming to have a contract, wherein Moulton had mrreed to take 1KD pound* of paint at »2.6n p«r pound and demanded payment of the same. Mr. Moulton very properly refused to P*J *°v amount and the scoundrels fio“ dLT“rtwl threatening to cotnmtmoe : ..u Th** awindlers should lie met with a shot gun and ixith barfob load- CABTLRTON. Jnmes Murphy and wlfe.of Chicago, 1spent Christmas with E. Lockhart. Mr. Ndoe la drawing logs fur a new barn. Ueo. Thorpe, of Charlotte, la visiting rnendx in thia vicinity. Jnhn Appltjman has returned from I^enawee Co. M. Khorex and wife are visiting friends In Indiana. Wtn. Troxell is building a ciurlage house 22x33 for E. Lockhart. Rev. .Smith has cioaed hla meetings at the U. B. church. Mrs. Geo. Witlie and daughter are visiting her parents In Orangeville. H. Gates, of Portland, was the guest of E. Ixx-khart last week. Eve Hart and family, of Charlotte, spent Christmas with his brothers. Mrs. Bert. Hart w on the idqk list. Married, at the briile's residence, at Woodland Tuesday evening. l>ec. 21st, iWil. by Iler. Smith. Mr. John L. Watring. ol Oiatlrton to Mrs. Sophia Wooletle. of Woodland. While M Shorn and 8. Hobart were returning from suntidd where Mr. Shore had ptin-hax>-d'u 3-year-old colt, the horse became frightened and threw the occupants to the ground. The home ran about three-fourths of a mile when it came In contact with a fen»-e, which brought it to a otandstill. The cutter was badly smashed, but no other damage done. Wo would wish to advise mothers when they wish their daughters to marry, to let them do their own court­ ing. ORANGKVILLB. The dance at Jtwaup'a hall Christinas was well attended and everybody aeeiued to enjoy themsrlvra. ' Cora Nichols, of Charlotte, is spend­ ing the holidays with her sister. Mm. Lewis. . A. M. Clem’s father and mother visit­ ed him the p.Ml week. Rev. Canurld.of Augusta, visited his nephew. tb«- Rev. Rohm, last week. Maud Somers, of Hwntlngs, staying at C. Griswold’a a few days. NoCnristnuM tree for the children thin year. It is proposed to add the rnon*y aavad to the organ fuhd; the children thinking they would rattier have an organ for the church than a ChrLtrrux tree. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker, of Mar­ tin. ate Ibrir CbriKmas dinner with their son lixrt. Mack and Ettle Faulk, of Plainwell, call -d ou friends last week. Uncle England is getting iwtter. He rode out Cbrutmax for the first time. Mrs. Wm. England Ison the wick list. Mr*. Elmer England, of Otsego, U virillng at her father’s near Gun Lake. B. A. Cbalker has sold his stock and will move wort in a short time. IfA RtI1TB CORN BRA. Horatio Warner's house was burned to the grouml MoreUr afternoon. The cont#-nf« of the ground tl<x>r were m<<ally saved, hut those of the churn here and eellAr were Io4. Including two tjarrela of pork aod a Urge quantity of potaUxw. It Is aupp>xsed the Dre caught from the stovepipe. We un<iersUod there Is three hundred dollars insurance. Mr. Xrperiaf d ftmtfon &isen to CWNng i of officer* immediately Warner waa at Nashville at the time. svl Fttltng. Pailemt Cut to order. ; afv.r 7 fow** war fototr foara. | .. H vw W. Tobias and W. Herrington vdi- with bto family, they not having that run th* raffling match toil Friday. I moved to Hasting*, which accounts for his Don-appcwnutce here Sunday. instead of J. Tobias. .'x-w ifig tee at Mrs. Harry 's. WednesThis elected the following H. JOHN^OV. M. dav. Eltner Flory b still on the gain. The cHmste of Cutorsdo did not agree with him. REMEMBER "r” SSerVrtn * b —F. Scanton. Annual Ball Itart taj, L 0.1 Banner, eioSTS Those Nashville knlghta who attend­ ed the session of Barry Lodge at Hartings last wrek any they bad a highly enjoyable time. Will Bradley had a bad gaah cut In hu head last Wednesday by falling upon a spike, while al work at Dickin­ son’s mill. H. E. Bturgis made a trip to Bucyrus, Ohio last week. The dance at the opera honee Friday nbht was rather a* alltn affair. Ivy Lodge. No. W. K. of P, etecte officers thb evening. ITof. J. W. Roberta Is id Lansing this week In attendance of the coffferenre of Blate teacher*. John Bell has gone to Hamilton, Ontario, to spend the holidays. H. M. Leu's little son Gaylord fall under the runner of a loaded sleigh last Wedntwlay noon and had one of hb limbs itadly hurt. W. E. Herrick has takun it upon himself to assume all ra*p>>nslbllltlNi. bear all sorrows, and enjoy ail pleasure «»r life in the matrimonial state, and Gora Van Wagner will a«bt him. Billy Alklns in b at Putoskwy enjoy­ ing the hol ders. Arnold Dili ill's sister Mis* May, from Ohio, b making him a vidL _____________ O. 0.6VCKKK. ’ WOODLAND. Mrs. I*. B. ilunelckur and Jacob Hofer are con valrecent Would it not I* iwlter If the parent* nf small children would dlneontlnue their visits to the rink, aa the Influence that is art liefore tho children b dis­ gracing? Woo I land Lodge No. 2S9 I. O. of O. F. on Munday night laat elected th*lollowtng 'iffli-ers for the ensuing year: N. < J.—Win. I’ Cramer. V. G.-E. Bawdy. IL .1—F. I’. I'alinerton. 1*. B.—John Hin-a. T.- WusIhv Mrjrrs. IL G. L -D. IL Cooper. On Christmas Mr*. Baitinger had a family gathering all of the family lin­ ing present except Mrs. Grant who wm detained by unavoldabto circumstances. Burt Bntiggs xnd wife were hm on Saturday laal Burt la la now bead boos of the fru.ght department at Jarkson. The cbildrefi of John McArthur and their faiuillra were Invited home on ChrbtmKL. There were 34 aat down to a sumptuous dinner and still all did not come, but it did tbrir father a great <lral of good, m he aayi. ft l« prolsdd v thb last time there will lw a rihinluu here In thb world. Ou Moudav iaat Wm^MlUar return >1 the furnace (oLttie lower department of our s>*huot to his father's in Nashville. On Fri«lay morning last John Hath­ away's house caught fire and was burn­ ed to the ground. The neighbors saved nearly all nf their prarewdon* and furniture. He waa insured Id the Barry A Eatoo.i Andrew Scott's node from the east i« here vbltlng. CARLTON. We wish all tte« reader* of the fUnnkk a happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ilnamer had relatives viidting them from Hickory Corners and Vermontville last week. There will I* no Sabbath arhnol at Caritdo <>ntxr until April Al. IW7. Oiarlea rwnlth and wife are visiting frixnda In Portland. / We understand that CsriUm's bad toy went to Freepoh Friday night last to attend the party. Everybody enjoyed themselves at the Christmas tree at the church. Among the presents were a hanging lamp for Mrs. D. R. F»*-ter and a silver w*U-b for Grant Keeler. Mrs. Marjetta Carpentor's Bunday •chool dare presented her with a vol­ ume of Tennyaoo’a poems, for which she was very thankful. Washington Gain and wife, Irvin Caln and wife, Jay Carpenter and wife. John StraualMugb and wife, Mxtt.ta* AlUrding and family all spent Ch rutmas with Juba Carpenter Sr. and fam­ ily. Oo. AJU-dlng is bolidlng « hou»* hi* father. . David Williams went to O»do lari WHOLE NO. 1648. water thb week Thursday, oa a visit. Geo. Mosey Huadayed al boms. Norn Boot born, of Morgan, visited Mr. Winde’s school last Monday. Johnson McKelvey, BrH has gone to York Blate for a vML That Imby girl at Geo. Dean's ought to lie iii**Dtlu<it<d. of course. Jtowh a me, you ought toaiw the airs Squire C^ilck puts on now. He mar ried a ouuple Christmas morning. The groom was Ed. VanDyke and bride Jennie Bowvn, all of Kabmo. May Debolt, of Bellevue, Ohio, h vhlting f riend* hureabouU. There wane large gntharlngof the Brooks family at R. Brook's on Chrblman. Leslie Hoffman b spending the holi­ days at hb fatber'a. Little (Urn Quick came very near being choked to drsth with a small marble hit week. His Grandma found him black In the face: aim thrust her finger down hb throat and took out a martite about llie sire of a cherry. The little follow had to He duwn for some time he wan no weak, and Grandma wm not much twtter uff. Frwl Bhoup's house naught fire one day iart week, burning a bud and doing some damage to the bouse. J. H. Wilcox has gone to York Mate on a visit. Good Music. Good Order. Gooi Time to AIL amc, S1.OO. QNE OF THE FINEST. 10 Cento a Week Hhaksperian iMeriptioa: Mattia F. Tupper asks ■ Where are the pure, the noble. mmI the nmir Don’t know where they are In (England; but In this country they are runniag Ao editor nt a dinner table, Mm asked If ha would take some pnddlng, replied In a fit of abatraotloo, “owing to a crowd of other mattar. we an* nnahte to Dad room far IL" to marry a mw to hb fourth wife. As he approached the noapb ha said, ••Hreae rire.” Ths moa wriggled «boirt in hla chair a moment.and finally apoka, “We’ve usually aotr “You know something about muria, don’t vou. JugginsF* “A little. Hnoop er.M Then what dore this paper mrea whan It xpreka of the ‘higher kinds of musicF “Must mren upper-attic. I thlok.**—Pittsburg Tbhgrapb. Exalted sister - “1 wish I was a June bug ” Parson - “Whaffor, Hlstar ttoowbalir* Kbter-“8o I oould fly tw dor haalienly mansions.'' Person “Fool, nlggahl woodpecker ketch yef befoah BOWBNB MILLA. Mrs. Austin Hunt b vbltlng her gets outer de woods.”- Texes Hitting*. mother lu New Yurk state. A war hoy heart hb mother to talk to FriviMtoto the numbur of SOaurprisrd him, end nay something funay. “How Mlns Eliza Garvrn one evening last can I r* she naked, “ifoott you are how week. Those present report a very busy I am. Iniking three pire’r” “Wall, piuMsant lime. you might rey, '(Iharllr. won’t yon have Guo. Money han closed hb school in a pleF That would bft-funuy for yottF No. 4 fur a week’s vacation and he b They were talking nt Ua baby. Vlaspending.the week with hb pareota In \thr -“I think bo'll lake after hta father." Maple Grove. ?r<sl Hunt han purchased a apan of ■•Grandmother "Oh! dear no<l I hope not’ Visitor faatonhhMl)-**Why not, mulched burses. Grandmother- ‘Ills Geo. and Wm. Manley and Theodore Mrs. Flighty r* Moore each sport a new swell l»ox eut lather b la i'-snsdaF -Lowvdl Gitlxsn. ter. A little girl In Munday Mehool, wbs The f’hrbtmas tree al I. O. G. T. Hall had Imen pulllog her doll to plrere dur­ Saturday night waa a complete succtsrt. ing the week, wax naked by the trenher, There waa present all the hull would “Wbat was Adam made ofF ••Duet,'* hohl. The tree waa a bautboine one replied the lllUe girl. “And what was laden with *n even 300 prenenta, reprw- Eve made oCF “KawdurtF waa the nmllog several hundred dollar*. Haute Claus In the pmon of J. W. Briggs A Rockland tnan saw *dvertbit<d, “A did hb work we|L The ratortalurneul ixxistotKl of songs, dialogue, recitations, sure cure for drunkrtrnma." He taressay a and a short spureb The general warded the uecreaary dollar sad rectov rd by ftgurn mail, written on a valua­ verdict was that It waa g<x»d to ten ble portal rard.in l>eautlful vlolrt iSk, there. Mrs. Wm. Manley to In Plainwall the maglr. wards, “Don’tdrinsr ICork land Courier, w here she was called by tb* lllurea of her mother. Thk Mate Hoad Union Bunday School was formally dbmbwd on Bunday Dk. IMh. to be reaumed at the taginoing of the aenond quarter of 18N7. The memliernhlp of the school for the year Jost closed wa K7; the average attendance fid The money ralreI bv the school during the year w«- flSUV:; the rxpen*. re Of the same fXHH Children’* day offering X was applied «m payment for the church organ. Each srertou A nluo-yewr old hoy slguiri a pbdgw Io thh city a few days ago. Whrei told l/y hla mother that "it didn't amount to anything.” be replied: ’ may not, but If <ud had signed ot»a whan h» was nine yrere old It might have amounted tow.mrthlng’” Military rWwIplinr al Wret J'uint to an atrlrt that a brrtla may nrawl down a private’s t«:k whwi be la in the ranks. simply hope that the tMMtia will crawl up agarn.- - lhArvit Free I*thu>. have many returns of our school equal­ When the prodigal smi rKerned boose, ly aa pleasant and profitable as that of remark* the ClnrfnnaU Enquirer, bad fsttorl calf was killed and placed ba MfcM. W g. MKUlCK.'lw OOVNO1L PXOaiXDIXM haven't too got no Mb*r kind of meat but that I I alius did ha<o voalf* An Irlalmaa who rerantty waitrt! at mer, Ifogfo, McCoy, McNaughton aod the Cardinal's tabto in Dublin on a FriBtebUn*. M ioutea read and approved. The petition of Weloum? Marble sod 22 others, asking that obstructions bn rrtnoywi from »oulh able of Male Road s»lf that mold stand lent all Um »«aw round!" received and referred tn street cxxnmitschool ■ Tb. pelllkm of W. J. *. L. irTull^ JJS? ■v Mt:*! ti other LtMinr.M hr*t>4 of the know wbrther I/ird Le>aw*lBa or O«s>. citv. preylug the council to rsrtrict and Washington surraBden d to the Proa prohiMt t>y high Brenas rrektout ■treat fakirs, aucUoarers and paslUre from aelilng i«oks or 'Ai*rr arttetos In thb city was rrterrwl to cxrfnmHbae -xi ordinaaoew. to A rtwotnUor* was adopted suthoriztog Mill* f'hlillps to krep tt.» Udewaika chair from mow. and that he ba p«id therefor al to* nsto of HA j*r day 'refeefo.* BmotuU'/n adopted Mulboriutig maj­ or to rdvrrtls- for IU> ("filt U twvrh Tdtok'lt to jwaditery. I NABHVILLB. fwl very well just at prwst" itaL srworife The Ada Urnham dramatic company The young people are very glad Account M ItonUry Hr«. A Wilkins •tx-wrd b»re Mooday night to a »err •leirr.iog b.sa returned In som of «12JI rWrrod to rifowalk slim aadMDca. The eotortalnaMOt There win l« a Free Mrthodirt g'XXis M-rore w srjur*. w««* w. wan t m«w*ltig at the l^act . school chunk; filled fora* mv.w.Frt* to dfa B Lldrty. fl daystire wardm Pkww -IlittJr Durfee. Cen»-LiUia Tutotea. faloiti FRKBPORT. MORGO-THORNAPPLB. Hfm" Visitor -llwmyr CWr»oy M*L--Writ that'* th* toast f AM 4ofo* UNION HALT., iW fraiu, Do. 3011 1886. AMILBN. fare dose for Um trial C. H. asd ffylrmar O;wwritt are oar vxlaity. the toeCMaya wtck rekrt I rew to MAPLB SROl g There wan a rreto re to the Hyde Dr. C E. Goodwta was at Brttie faretfy at P. M. Hyfor.oaOrttoasre. Caritas. to CreiChnrfas*. riiwrtlMHato �8ALLANTLOCANN0'|blffi. A SUBSTITUTE for ER3 STRUCK DOWN. aad Withcat Reproach Meets k Unital Front reporter, Baturday, what the with rtfrrroc* to their load ddcgatMtolhr caution. The ciraalar, which too garrote *uggc*li<j»* iumC with any wdlM the United Labor party and the radicate who •ubatitota for hang- pllcit, and it fastructe tbo master workmen of district aaaombliae Noa M and 67 not to and boltevaa °r dfPr*«’,’d. yonr appeia poox^rcti uro ixiibcred with headndgrtty, nervous nnd generally out of aorta, and want to brace up. Brace up. but not with WHAT THE LAW-MAKE R8 ARC DOMG AT THE CAPITAL. Wi •oaator aod solicited Um to take a policy on CONGRESSIONAL THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS. THE IDOL OF THE UNKHrt DCFEND- demned Anachteta, and i.-ulruc:. that it any tunda have bentoforo been cuUeeted which would paaa straight througn Ute bite* and jvrtoti* who contributed tbo soma tad whMf.md which«tl®ulil. Tf fur u Sour, ud lh.n Irav. • ™ cmdlUoo than tafor,.. WkS you want M an alterative that wm purity your Uood.atart healthy action of liver and kidm-v* rwtore ran? health^and stnngth j,buch a medicine you will Central and South America, and for reduc­ find in Electric Blttera, and only S' tion of the tax oo oleomargarlaa. A Uli to W. H.Gbodyesn. ACo* incorporate the Ead's Ship Railway company. Drugbtore. duccd by Vckt Tbo Pacific railway funding 1 AtkI“- <?N®f or Police, KnoxvilJe Tenn.. wrlt«: “My family and 1 next. Aldrich offered are b«ienciari»* of your most excellent, medicine, Dn king's New Discovery for coniamj^ion; having found it to too product* of thi* country on condition tiuit he all that y*<iclaim for it.drelre to trsUfy to Ito Virtue. My friend# to whom I have recommended it, praise it. mperaUva rapitea ywaired by the circular were Uiraio new Discovery for eoniuniption fa military pore wore guaranteed to cure coughs, colda. bran chit!#, usthtne, croup und every affec­ tion of throat, chest and lung#.* Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodvear & Ca> Drugstore. Large size »lj». JIM CUMMINGS CAPTURED THE NEWS IN ILLINOIS. HFKINUnBLD. Illa, Dec. 27.—Tb.. word* hanging. H decorously conducted? meets all the requirenxnta______________ The Brat Salve in the world for Cute, Rrutaw. Horra. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Horta. Tetter. Chappnj Hands Chilblains, Coma, and skin Eruption®, and positively curaf Pilea, or no pay required. It la guaranteed to give per feet, satisfaction, or money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W H. Goodyear & Co. the treatury for informuUoo REMEMBERING THE POOR. Louis & San Francisco railway. Thr> arrvete were effected very quietly and Um rubber* Au Obit pit milled ■peculators to borrow money with- CT-XVELamp, Ohio, Die. 25. —Bomv time ago The loader hiewepipor) rearted a Chrtete gram from 8>uator Cullom. Hn imnicdl- torney Gaoarul Hunt and Auditor Hwlgart prominent public n>..u who ham dU»J aurin# Htatk ov ileisois, JtkxcvTivr Omen, BnuxGViELD. Dec. Auk To Mas. Johji A Loo.vn, Calumet Place. Washimotox: In city Coutr.butioa* poured in and Fri-lay morping tho fund amouuteJ to <3.000. At V tain scarlet woman, with whutu Cummings wax Infatuated, in sight Sbe was shadowed peraistenUy at St. Louia and followed when she suddenly packed up and came to this city. bad repute. Hero sbe wil-i joined by Cum­ mings, and Um two were kept'in aijfbl until they were joined by two otter moil Then Ums quartette wen. taken lute cu .tody. Five thousand dollars of the stolen asoti-y was found on Cunituing-s’ tsereou, and the coae pound at butter, up." thereby creating a ecardty of money, Mothers! mothers! mothersi Why will you allow your little darling to suffer with those horrible worms wi ai a sure remedy is eo near and cheap? Dr. .lackaon's vegetable worm syrup will surely give relief and coato but £ cento. For sale by W. Goodye-ar. limited by ih < statute Taulbee of Kentucky offered a rewiiutiou based on newspaper re- follow*: To inquire into the <xpedi>mrv of The Oscoda liaptiNtchurch has pnI cureh u bell at a cost ’ preMiou strength and support in your irreporabte dltiuu he would b coos waa regarete! dh direction*.tn Englteb, G.-rman and Bo bcmlan for cooking a auuii-tuoui Christ- inent of Iren and »U-rl *Ui|>btuldlng ytuds; Instructing the uptiropriaUtau committee u> /Itch, Prairie Mange,'and senddus of every kind cured in 30 minutei by Woodford's Sanitary Lotion Use no other. This never fails. Sold by E. E Lathrop, druggist. Hasting*-, Mich. n. w. vuumai, IlKXkT D. DKMXirr, Geokuk Hein.’ repidly. The Fenton Baptist ehnreh has jur. secured » 1,500 pound bell. never drvniuui it would result in thte," raid Gov. Ogleeby. “It is so sudden it unnervee From raid tiro hoax hiul decided Saturd-iy tout brought frequent p-riols of ciouMMst. Saturday hla oundlUuu rxm.ius.jd uuahxogal, but so criP Dr. Hamilton, ouo of hb attending tdiyal- Bytnes and Holl, remaitn*! by hi* L-vl.ido all uighL At intervale during ■mntd to rally. THE FAGUS DISASTER. hla limb* a> etout that Uli this hour I tliougK at Gon. Logan in connection death. Even the dtepalcixa in tbo nw thought hi* cunstituUon strong onou ;b ate: nlmwt anything. 1 am dulroned b> yood metuure. I cannot talk poliUcs in tbo Britiib ram Soltau te aa-.-rtatn-.-d to be not If 1 could." Gen. John M Palmer mid: "The volun- Victoria and th? Ku I tan About midnight, during a regret Gen. IxrgnnS death. JAX?-* ft M ATrnxww prejudice against the appo.utnM>at among dUaroi of the District cf Columbia; which, doubtlem, bad uiueh to do lu bringing about the rojecUou, but that Mr. Matthews' •■filcieut adinlnturaiioa of great degnw daatroyed lion uf Uuitrel States court* tn patent <wm and irotroting tha« who are using,wbin; or manufacturing [latent* innocvnUy D-t>at» ' foliowad. which wn» brought to an end by 1 X.H. LATHHUP. nrugxbt looht pUy» kent> too much,.so thedty During hi* life 81OVX Cmr, Icyva, Dec. is.—The Wcmari* f—~—1 lite lipt, al though The brat |« the cheapest Hill*H }’•*•*leA# Worm Specific is lx»th th- best and ihi* sr»«ioti. mot.ou WAS drfeetesi—yt-.<. cheapest. Iks; naya 161 Tbo vote «» not a p rty <hw Huron pulice are to'a a-. tet. IX'tnocrate voiing iu Um aArun'i-.- > ar.J , The Port ” twenty .five Republican* io thanogn'iv- Tk» 11*-*- overroatB. bill waa psawd incrvasm j the ami'inl uppro- TVtk C -----lXXW 2? 11,0 things of tLb . . Yj hf® are aorrowfully p>lotion for tie- state ioiht<n to a*®“t <•* Dy«P*P»i* Acker - Tbe country will mourn bn nuw a good tnau McCiemaud, who ha* Band-iy aftenuxm died without a etruggin. as bought Worthtagtoo nrv ■Ltted over tl« dtecovery ration* were laid before tho «nnb- Ttxwtay: From Um raparviaiiig architect calling for more atornre room for Mirer, and th* purchaaa of additional grooud for tbo 8 . Foul Minn., public bui du>g. and from tba into- Wedneaday- i Dr. .lackVOfi*# penetrating Untmefit : cure* sprains, bruises, kicks, cuts, bura.% rheumatism, etc-j etc. Good for man ' or tovtet. For sab- by W. H, GondyMr , IACKNETACK." a Kalla* and trkgra. nine. Fri^-M ami U> mu Sold by W feelingly, pa; Ing a high tribute to the dead At a meeting of prom men: dtteen Sunday night, rmolutioua of candotence wen to exatuiou tbo ptal-buuk and taily->i»evC of v -iid cscji CHURCHILL RESIGNS. ww .VUUH uut tan wwsni i . favorable to the MIL B.air add a raajccity “Bohemian oato" victims U DeJU. of the cuaituiu** wrro op;ceod to th® bid, । Eaton county, are banding themselves but be himaeif favored it Tbe rreoiutiou ।Into !'n organization to context the pay­ __ V-L,.__ -rw- ___ » , man* aaVtX.Uw .— A J .. _ Lori I land u! i h Churchill ba* nwlgned hb Knuth's •aw-mill, five miles north- with his collonguin regarding their donMAio l*udiUircii for army ansi navy purposn the present deprewnid condition of busim affaire. Lord Churchill RoCKFOtD, Hl, Dec. naugumoui Saturday, tbroogn it* Pn-eidrnt, Saturday night, owing to Curtetmai fretivi- HauiilUin." Ixird Randolph further eonddNi that the iegbdative meaaoree for Groot wore niiicui th- anxfoui inquirer*. stanUy killing Um> owner and fatally injur­ ing William bumptlcu. ‘the i«git>eer. A brands."* of a tree, which it splintered bad>y. A tbreabtug machine was struck by anotiAT fiying fragsiMot and badly wrecknd. The boiler wa* defective, an<l bad t*seu twireouudemned.__________ irons lmc. kj to Jan. a was agrrwi to. cvikxn itated that ta defermce to Um wisb<*< of ■ number at the metuben* bn would permit tli* ixiterotate oatuneroe Wl to go over until after the boH-lays, when be would mw«t on Thte te undoubtedly a mta-L larger turn t.'uui Mm, etfilreiy hchilrev wit rbrtunaltem.. H ■ went to tbe mouKtaii.*, but nt lih wife'* seqjwt te'iom apriite. HcKmmrdtaifliy Im Iwq EioEthw hla rlseuniMtUn he asllru iu ramtnand r.f hla Hpod’^MaraxprlPn will help you. 8cM by p2 Minnwafoua, Minn., Dec. W.-Tbuprb Iron mine, which military appropriation hill* ware reported to ventilation reported Eldndge. Ums old lolurcd been gradually turning white fi< Id* naiulenou on Twulftli itrwA, Haturday hroniuz. ItuAtam Effendi. tbo charge table unuotifwd Saturday night, ami drnuk llmin -xxi after. Ui-bu- : YOB Although doctor* labored .lend month*. stare, with Um. sultan's cipher and a golden crtiuv surrounded by a ring of rich red ts the family burylag-ground nt Carbondale, dtcorn-Uon and replied to Un.- flattering mee­ tenn* thte county for year*, died Tumday morning. Waaaixtzrox Cmr, Dec. 28 -Rdmuadero- Jeoorst'*! before leaving Oouetautinopla, by William Joum uu MouUroltu avenue, Jeisoy City, wa» robbed of (11*1 worth of ringe, euC Andrew Bonrel. John Goodok, and Jacob Wins Classes, daily, in Um ventilatiun the pm^ntataoi) to Mr. Cox of the diploma * to nil iDtcrroicti larmcrn in Chr county to join the nrganiEttioD nnd take such action aa tutty bedertned bftd liCij proper to prevent the payment of th<sir Wh«Mt and oat Dotac Why »«S"T Wit* UKH bill, after which tbeemiate IwUMesenLUre J l'eeri,*w Coilffh Syrup will relieve yoj. arwiors and adjourned upon Ute rvujwulng of ! Of »lf>n,,y refunded.____________________ liaiuont are iMutoquata. ootnplctoly ■dnuigw the political aituatiou. Lord Salisbury will do well to renew overcoalition ; ( ! ! i treaty with China. CO.. Fonlaud. Maine. nurmt: n wt H. Haujti- £ Tie. Uli prohibit the » AY, Druggist.. •A’-.':;!'. . ? Au Chicago. rcsolctrtjn, the ootnmrrro committee dran wore cooetuig, wdlided with frightful Ura, while Fraflk Hlaouek bid* fair to Lv creek, sugar biiah of IX tree*, l ur ioniser ns.KujE-d"”^ “ pany by United State* Dtetrtc: Attorney ndjounked PENSIONS >,11 CxaciNKan, D-w. »s—Jaoob Wagv*Mtahl. Mouwtr rtt» maay. 1UCJECTED raee* KF. nFKNKD K-nd tar drruiar »bowiux who are nut:»v reported a bid railway* Io < cuetruct report a* to pati'ct abllltl Uroeatuno company. and UitYT adjoining buildings, involving a lose of Mb.UOi.. Ittutau .ui>piy warrbouau lu Itew York Ch Wjuuiwnva WASHIXGWX, D. C FREE! A •’’■nW. c<"’’ TOLEDO BLADE! TBK BLADE, TOLKDO. OHIO. �RESTAURANT LINGO. » MYSTERIOUS LANGUAGE IN STORY OF A SKULL USE JHE OVEBCOAT SEASON MOW THE ELDER BOOTH CAME IN NEW YORK EATING HOUSES. PC8SES3-ON OF THE RELIC. Is drawing to a close, and I have about hWas its real orxgin A *rt*rr to rwtauraat If ring b pretty to wonder wbal bn has derided to "taw bn bears bis order repeated t>y tta waiter. It may takn him tiftocn minutes to <|«t bta appetite to tta bin of tare. Doitrate financial questions may eater Into the proJAan. But when the waiter calls out that order wither the stranger nor any other man. except tta cook, can tell wtattar the meal b to Io a |6 "spread” or a Sfkcrut "snack." Of ■toursa, thb <kxw art apply to tlx- sumptuous rktoaUng ntacre of the Detawidco type. Thera the RurM novar heart hie order pv mi Walter, of icy dignity or nnrfaw poUtaneM sotateeaty bear h to, toe tavMblo region of «M kitchen. la the popular nwtauraut it b afferent. The crim that rend tta air are as varied as the odors of eookad and cooking ••tables that penmate it. and a* mysterious ** tta hash that to a staplo of toa bill of fare. The waiter* are not t-urtaota with dignity .wr botb.-red by jwiUtonrra Ttay nil tta uongry mauS W»nt» from the front of throom to tbo kite-tan bole in the n*r with a recktow vigor and in a vernacular that deflm rnterprvtatesu by Chow unveraal ia restaurant erica. "Tummy ia tta too-w-L Tommy r doo. not at fi;»t sound cwnrey to ordinary ears a .xamu- idm of anything to ret. Neither do each cxpnwioM m "Bobby Blue on tta iron," "Mrafo boUo bosto." “llnm-up.” “T. with a B." anil “Tua tail' uttered with a staccato inoromoat to **pltim^ip“?aad from that to "tea no” in wild neawada Yet three were the terms in which a young man in a downtown restaurant beard hb males nm-xl Awcribed by the waiter. Tbo young man examined tta bill of fare agniu. Ih couk! discover no rvforcncr- therein to Tstnrty's intension in n bowl He wm equally nnuble tofgahi a dew to tta pn'poo'l torture of Bobby B.ue on a presumably botZdron. Hr <nu still Main-hing for a key to thro- arangv uttontnooi when two rnru> entered tto rv* tuuranL They took xuU opposite. Tta waiter unit thrtr csxubin-xl onh-r rkxxmUag hack to too kitchen bote with “Ghuno a <ioubto brownstone front, cxxfs stew nisi 'cffce nC>n»e a-nmtrinT Then i tall, tain woman with spcctm ku and a luouixig ratno in. Sta planted txMsrlf aug-ilnrl) nt a d.iu tabla. Hta gUuxxvl al the bill iu s pre rji,ctor>‘wny, sjiokr tartly to the waiter, and rl-rigvri into a volume -if Mr. Einerwms reA-ctiom on tbo orvranul which aha drew Iroci (hr handbag. An instant later tt>- tetuo ■writer announood, kmd enough to betaent , by everyone ia the ]4are, that ata waited "One Wat Broadway brown, an* have bar wxtra br-o-wn!" X. ■ • attxiotm ft* a aoumtML The young man's intenat fa gustatory <h> Lghtr bad lung since given idarm to a study of ttw- mystic eactnda oil aroand hip B-aeCIted kunsrlf to catch every new call A Lotoma «mui wee next to give his onlrr. It was wafted kitchraward by a kwtbre-lnnped waiter: "Lot tbo bkxal follow the kuif* oore: rvfTao, DOX''- According to another lusty cotuad a youth with thin legs and a high relJar, who had just curae la, was bunrry fre “I'. Yankee and corn from the migtlxir. up aud up " By this tina- the two men opfimite (hr Homing young tnxu had fluhtad Uxonro tulatanUal portks> of their mrel Their i altar dedarxd one waa now rredy tor a ~T T). K. iurl both.’' and that the -otbrr had &n ■aplite for a "CaiakiH." Now thoroughly raysCitiivl. the yottng man ought tbo c>crk_ TTiat functionary, an a*■roimpluJmd and ^yiiity young man. wa» tak iug la cn»h and checks with one hand ami deftly throwing out change with the other, a perfjiToauce he did not intermit fur a seered. ovre when it Iwaune urovrewr) to *J1 aa impatient customer two Overeat cigars for a enurv-r, Iwrate a waiter for nagiigvnoa, aud redcr the truck mutton for UMnonxrw'x lamb Mew. -UtaWstand that lin^.F wu-i be -Well. 1 haven't tree tn the rwtaunmt butdness la all parts.u! the country for fourteen years withrut picking up a point or two. I can explain all tbew> things to you. Ixk me see-take tb-in down as I give them to you. und tbo lia will make a khx! of ntaaurnnt dlrvctory. burl To tiegin with, 'Tommy in the bowl’ meair one bowl of tomatohoup; ‘bouillon bowl Sp' is one bowl of beef soup. 'P. Yankee’ h a pea. sou|> and ’■omue’ is wnmceUL A %rown stone front* is n porterhouse >4mk. and a ‘double brown ■tone front,’ porU-rhame* for two. 'West Broadway* mreaa pork and Irens ami ‘bare bre browu aa’ entr-a brown’ cigni&a that the breiM are to bo wall wartnevi rover. *B->bby Blue cm tlw iron’ is broital UucQ*h, mill 'rush on deUvrry,' bruited oudfah. ’Oom from the nrighlKW* is ertro-d Nvf, and the adjunct, *up and up’ rorenri that it ratrt tie utrrek ami strvok of fat and taa, white’put the treason brown’calls for tbadditinu at beans to the dish. ‘Ixk the blood follow the knife' is the signal for run** beef extra rara. ’Spuds’ are jotatire, and 'nieala. boilo, bosto’ ninons toiled potatoca that are large, mealy and well cooked. T. O. K,’ is tbo call fur tapioca podding, and ’both’ both kinds of kms'c, hnrd and soft Bort petdiag is -Catskill.’ and 'plum-up' or ‘■'lain Jo* means plum pudding. *T. with a ti.' t» tea blsctdt, and <-orn bread ia indieated by ‘brown the Jack' or ‘corn Johnny ’ Order *stan and stripes' and yonll get pork and beans. When coffee or tea is desired with­ out milk tbo call is ’coffiw do* or *taa no.* 400 on hand, which I am bound to close out, luuisvilta wfebrity. A FAREWELL. Tbotcanuoti to place to hta hands a valuable relic that bekmgvd to tlic elder Booth. He was shown up stairs by a llttto darkey, who earrtod aotna- iw —hb my wwr wine; Give out, with wilder fancy’. UrtX And tear me tame* a myrtad mltea. with fright and be haxlnucd away, declaring, fob God, sab, bo’d uebber touchud <tat ting ef he’d a knowed it was a dead tin's bead. skull, nnd U proved mighty intonating ar.J romouLic. •‘Y«u» boforu. Junius Bnitiu Booth played the saloon nt tb, wharf a rough-looking art at two, whom by their talk bo concluded were -W. 3. IVn&tw. DANGERS OF ftlATCH-MAKING. to increase thrtr peculiar looks in Ids dlrec- help near and escape wm out of tbo qumtlon of the wood, suitably drted and split, are —bo would Pfolwbly have been followed - nnd dipped Into n jia.te vomjww^l of pbcrjiiionui murdered, ndsrflng tlx* rougbeot, tougtast, and chlorate or nitrate of i>ota»h. JJf course, nglirat looking man to tbo crowd. Booth there are tlw danger* of exptesiem and acci­ called him outmta to say a few wurda 'Ixxik dental burns from tta-w rtemteah; tn miditten. the employes, chiefly women and chil­ dren, are potaoned by-fume* of ptiosphuruK lug robtad. 1 want you to take it and keep it safe (or r.» until tta -boat comes otong.* dyspepsia; white many of them have a catarrh Tta- fellow looked voriwnt ly at tta old man of the stomach; long dtawsca—especially nnd then n-nctari out for the talk Booth catarrh- and comumptioti — are frequent. never oxjwcted to see a dollar of tb: money Some mateh manufacturer* say that the work- again, liat ta was glad to Insure bls penmud •afrty. Hestept ou a table in tta saloon. Next morning bs vras nwakisod by tta custalian of Id* treaarro ‘Orf u’V said ta; ’the loot'* iu sight Heru’syour money p Booth (Kirtiana of bonra. particularly thnt of the was thorougtiy surprised, but of course de­ lighted. ‘What's your tvunof taasked; ’I thus affected. Tcxuhncte ia generally tbo llnd thing wrong that w Dotterel, thro perns voice and answered: ‘It’s MorrilL Folks prtUten'.iary for Ufa J believe Ned BuntUna wrote a highly cokxvd history of htn >Tim»w attended by more suffering. If the drew! bone b removed by surgteai opcratica, recowry is neglected die. .' To prevent this palafnl and Mxnetlmre fatal dlerair, the most complete vsntilatioa of tba working rooms, parVcularly near the floor. and in order to do so at once I offer He wanted to ere Mr Booth be- u«k bun nxwwy and iteli'Wcta*. A strange nothing bat onlinaxy stiff neek. I treated her with tta usual remedies in such cum, but tlie disease seemed to apread very ouickly over the whole body, riving her the most excroctatrag pains, which seemed almost beyond endurance even far a sheet lime, causing her to scream violently. I al once sent for a ph vsician, and be pro­ nounced it a very bad form of inflamma­ tory rheumatism; he endeavored to give her relief from this terrible atony hat could not- The diaeaeewM steadily grow­ ing wor*e, she began to feel it around the heart, thia bring the vital pert, and fear­ ing the child would die before we could Ret her some relief. I eaid, doctor, I am not aalisfird, thia eh rid must have relief al bottle of Alhlopborc* and to n»y uttet sur­ prise sfler giving her eight teaspoonful* •he had relief, and In two days* tune she wm up and around and did not sutler a pain. All I used wm one bottle. It saved my child's life. ” Evary dniggistabould keep Athlophoros enJ Athlophuros 1’ilia, t«ut wnsro they esn- seod either (carnage paid) on receipt of regular prica, which is |IJ0 per battle for Athlnphnraaand 60c. for Fills. ' J:..-, -.re For indigvwUon use Cobb’s Little Pills. 40 pills only 25 ctHita. THE HOMELIEST MAN in Hast­ ings as well as the handsomest and others csll nt our store snd rH free, a trial liottle of Kemp’s Bals «m for the Throat nnd Lungs. It cure* nrute nnd chronic coughs. I*rtce W cents and •1.0a W. 11. Goodyear. FOR 25 CENTS get Kmip’a Liver Pill* fo< Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the Comptexlon. W. H. Goodyear. “I TRIED Everything, without re­ lief, hut Kemp's Pile Suppositories cur­ ed me." 8o writes A.G. Rone. New London. Conn. l*rioe W cents per box. W. II. Goodyear. Now that Christmas ta over how does yonr pock honk fe*H r\\A sad relishlaliadidDaasra the hart todepeodupoo. AckeYa Blood El­ ixir has been proocritad for years far all in purittaacfttaBlood. In every form of Bcrof- tarty diffemit men. aud ■ prison. On (hi- last lu- found Morrill dying long to fire I should die bappy If I bad •’Storm Beaten”- -Huilroads through­ out Michigan. THB UY.GRU H. THATICB. ot Hreirt™. Ind. sn)S: “IJoth m>Mf aud wife owe our Ilves toblllLUHK OONHUMPTION CUWL" AKEVDU MAliK mteer-bie by tadiratlnn. rousttiMtlon. Dimness. 1x>m of Appetite. Triact..UfVll.hur I. , vaponc Children •taxild not lx- pxmiticd to wav found that bawliad wiik<i the trug-dian hi* .kull Booth gave it to tbo doctor tn Loaisvilta to jut to order. t>ut dying himself mxo after tba reqocta was fonpmra until thptiyvtetan brought it to Edwin. IVe used it for Yorick’s skull fn ‘Hatrlrt.* aud It was om clean tkull. an J lighted up splendidly at nigbt manufactured to n Httte more rervful man pburus ihmkl la stnrtiy prohibited by-law. nothing iu the wanlroue. nnd 1 mounted it with a Mactirth wig and hlg ta-jewried, gilt gown. Some prying aantpul girl, happco-il to sre It fright novi lucat to iknth. Morrill’* skull didn’t rvmalu kxig to. Edwto’s jvwmsdmi, tb-<ugh Ona tins- ho went uorne to rixit hi« mrtbm-, wbo Bred on High street, fa Balti­ more. Unpacking bh trunk while be was out, slio caau- upon tlmt skull. Not knowing -nr tappers to him. In sbr toH him bow dis bad thrown that nasty iJmll out of tbejwhidow, and that a rod cart thong Lt nothing more ot it I trvmbl - to think tor a long umr that tl>s barter’s brain was dnoni-reil, and that t pbywian bad advised ba raiMwal to an asylum for treaumut Ftill ta* ww, jcrmittol t» waniputate th- rah-r and a crnir bariwr to punaw his calling. And yet 1 am told that one ot tbo “crack’ barbers in a well-known hotel in thi* city was for erven nmnths an inmate ot aa incana nsylum. Now that jublic attention baa l*en directe.1 to this witched tbo audience with “C.»a>t:ig Thro’ tba Barus. tasud tar mdsringof them be would tin re thrown up bis Highland bonnet with delight. Near m- «at «ne nt the chief dignitaries of ths. Welsh C.ilvhisi’ic Metholtato tn New tiouth Wates, and therefor* of U>e modified Puritenixm of the pn-wit day. Ho was convuUm) with laughter, but kept one luuvl over ooo ejv, white with tta attar bo watched tta charming tody ringing “If a body kirn a txxly nesd a body cry." Patti and Bum* rerined bHIljOH'N Catarrh remedy- t» a peritlvs evre tor Catarvb, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Fold V» W. B. Good>«srTh* Sauli Marie Democrat employs one reporter,'and that a young Udy. Dr. JarkBon's blood and humor syrup will ooeitivr cure all eruptions, ulcers aud nad sort* upon the t«ody face or Uiiil*. Will thoroughly chums* the system nnd blood of every trace of dis­ eases that have their origin therein. Cures the rheumatism, salt rheum and canker, and ia well recommended by the medical profession all over the country. I’ricefl per bottle. Sold by W. II. Goodyear Bymn has a flourishing lodge of Good Tem plant. The Cherokee Blood Puri tier is a powerful and pleaimnt. remedy for all diseases arising from impure blood. Cheboygan is Organizing a military company. C^vc’X £»&!• “J thousands suffering from Asthma, Coo■umptlon. Coughs, etc. Did you evar Uy Acker's Eng) tah Brmedvt It to the beet at lOo.. 50a. many, and don’t want to carry diem over, and I won’t This is a great chance to buy over­ coats at Wholesale Prices, My loss is your gain. Take advantage of this great sale and secure goods cheap, and also help me out. I don’t want to make any profit out of you; I want to close out my over­ coats. Yours for Bargains, R. K. GRANT Cash Clothier. CANTA CLAUS Will make his Headquartera at my Store, where will be found a Large Ai^ortment of both Useful and Ornamental Consisting of Books by Dickens, Roe, Pansey, Mar rion Harland, &c. Alan the Red Line Poets. Dolls, China and Glassware, Toys and Games for the Children. And a General Holiday Stock. Our assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks and Wpaps ia large and prices low. Highest market price paid for Live Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruits and Beans. M. J. GOSS, Hastings, Mich., throw your staxiMera bark, therbet forwonl, .. . _ ___ ~L- 1— . —_ The caltadiffer a Bute ta »oa» and I’ve always found It so. The Salvation Army nuts a very popular restaurant In Chicago. There batter cafaa are called‘thre­ ap.’ there being three to an order; eggs triad ana turned are ’fry three over;’buckwheat eakw are ‘brown the buck.’ Such criee as ‘brown the bash and bare bar extra brown,’ I have too profit; that is no! the object Messrs. A. Black & Co ■ow nm run osKmino. by tbelr right: ito ni general eta This is no scheme to sell Overcoats at a Prairieville, Mich. hilarity.—Cantiff Maa “How did theta nansas eHghtatel Many of limn, probably With the negro waiters, wbo an-given to singing ont their orders. Then, Imippree, Mcsedl them rams from bright white waiters who tired of calling the same aklthfags. AT ACTUAL COST! Fltal taaxtency scribe a ctrcto with tbo entire limb. The gait is pmcticod ma night drras before the mirror. owwt vllfftenlt to mas- Democr-tl. Adinra year* after Henry Hudson kad fc*ti<fl-d hh [>uicb employer* that the rivoc . . . ______ _ w arm already Hl ChicagoMI Manufacturers and Dealers in ri taWKt. Monuments & Headstones, almost buttoned up to one view ut Uw rhirt that is lei thau Jilrt. neckties yrttertirii® almiDdried with the fronts down to Us------------“i. until they are s> stiff as a boiler-plate. They Guinea tas itaurd a msn‘f-r.tn setting forth thendvantasw of that' tatand as u Russiaa mimuMa lM*^sss**ita mH Mtao* Table Tops, Mantles, thomashgibson. And all work in Slate Marble or Granite. <h me -ln liu.A ---- — -- — land among cdu-.-atod pcopte thatJy wu w, and that ta eoowqucw* New Bnglana wm an fcttamL—Ikriton Budget. srerwi —---------- Harriet aod Virginia ITMhingtoc, <* B-s All work guamntoed firet-ctoe. Mow U*tso«mf»titios can lower. A good Btook to select from riw*y»o* hand. We keep the latest and best dengna in our work , foraish esti­ mates and do all work promptly. Onr aim u to suit the peo­ ple and oar largely increased sales show that we are sneoees‘ As'we are the only dealers in Barry Coonty, we make^t a special object tor Barry County people to bny of ua We can Mid do save money to all who buy our work. We thank the public for past favors, ud aim to merit the patronage of all. ___ . _ _ A. Black & Co. �The Hastings Banner. , Mien., Decanber 30.1880. KDITOBLAL 1OTM. Th* great iwWifir-ritateaman G*n. Jvbn A. Logan pasaed from the sceuts ef hb struggle* andiriumphs on Sun­ day tast. Hb death occurred at his home in WaBhingtou at 3 o’clock p. m. Lt cam* with startling juddounona to hb family and friendn. well as to tbe nation, although R b Raid the event had not been unexpected by hb physi­ cians fur BMrertHlkyu. 'Th- tat taltaaUon the douniry bad of the serloun uharacter of hb illnred was from the aasociatod pruw dbpatchw* of Saturday morning. It b Dot the purpose ot thb article to attempt an epitome of tbe public life and services of the illus­ trious dand. These are matters of his­ tory, and are indeUlbly impressed upon the memory of the American people. typical American. Of him it may be truly said: he wm great in war and great in peace, nod the idol of the union veterans, to whom the announcement or his death brings the moat poignant grief. It has also truly been said that he was the soldiers’ pride and the Holdleni* friend. His greatness wm the product of unflinching courage, combined with rare political and military skill. Lo­ gan's courage waa such m would have made him a heroin any nation or age. As a political leader her Arm convic­ tions, unswerving honesty and un­ daunted courage gained him a place at the front. Although not a polished scholar, hla utterances conveyed no ambiguous meaning, and could not be uiiHinterpreted. 11 is earnretoftB and fervor carried conviction and enabled Ulin to maintain a firm hold upon the popular affection. Had he lived, he would have been a prominent candi­ date for nouiinatioo for the the presi­ dency before the republican national oonventkm of TiS. Gen. Logan's earth­ ly career Ms .riotuid, unstained by nny act of dishonesty or dishonor. By his death the county has sustained the Iom of another pre-eminent cititen, and the ex-soldiers **a steadfast and moot influential friend. Tbo average greenbacker’s disgust continues to increase the more he studies Cleveland's ruesaage,. and tbe report of the present secretary of the treasury. The simon-pure greenback doctrine contained In these documenta is most astonishing. Manning wants all the greenbacks retired, and Cleve­ land asks for a total suspension of silver coinage. These facts taken in connec­ tion with the fact that the only demo­ crat on the U.K supreme bench de­ clared that greenbacks were not money, show how much sympathy the deino• cratic party has with greenback princi­ ples. And yet '• for three campaigns these parties, holding such widely different views on tbe vital issues of the day, have acted together. Is it any wonder that the greenback party has become an insignificant factor in poli­ tics? Aulong tbe most dangerous things we nee in our country is the growing disrespect for law, ami the feeling that Instead of affording the means for dis­ pensing justice, it is really only a thing to be Juggled with by cunning lawyers, a bundle of technicalities lacking both Sen.se and reason, from which social order and justice cannot be expected. All over the country the jails are full of murderers, thieves, adulterers, who are kept there by the quibbles of the law until public iieutimunt la worn out, and then rescued from deserved punish­ ment by the tech localities and loop­ holes devlwd by legal Jugglers. No wonder that mob law ia increasing; and it will go on increasing until the law Is a means for attaining justice instead of a m«um of fat free (or law- It ia related that tbe democratic leadent have concluded that fusion in future campaigns b useiea* in Michigan. They think they have used the greenback party ulong as there has been Tbe English nation seems surprising­ ly Slow to team that force cannot eooqutr the Irish, because that foree is used on the side of Injustice. Justice and kindness alone can solve Uw Irish queaUun; nnd to Ita solution h-t these be brought, and the result cannot be other than satisfactory. the little folks, and to tin J older ones who delight in Bering ehil dren happy. Tbe Christmas tree was Uae handsomest we ever saw. the owrch was ta-tefully decorated for theoecario®, the prenvnu numeroua. useful aud hnany of them very coolly. Takwi •althgether the occaBion waa one that will t-« long and Investigation into the vote on e«i- pleasantly remembered by an present grtssman In Horrteontal Morrison's Paimkx EKCAMPMFJcr No. «, 1. O. district shows that the largest gains O. F., have elected the following office™ for 'his protective tariff opponent were for tbe eoaulng term: made in exclusively agricultural towns. C. P.-E.Lorkhart. tlk- <^vil aud te will U-v fran This shows that farmers are intelligent to be bamboozled by Scri be—Norman Bailey. trade Treasurer—Milo 'Williams. H. P.—John Licbty. By the services of Mr. Representative to Grand art, to further any eau*j, it b oJaotataiy AMh;.............................. warden of the state's prison at necemary that nt certain inUmd* dally we mmt-Mllo Williams. Jackson Gov.-elect Luce MU do credit, Following are the officers elect of to himself and keep a good officer where b.Urwd.Uv Or«d«L uurlrviu ___ 1_________ term: Morrison's tariff scheme was a second V.8.-W. J. Michael. time knocked out by his own party in W. F.—Chas. Fairchild. congress. A democrat never learns or Treasurer—J. H. Damte. forgets anything R. 8.—W. A. Scidinore. F.S—R.C. Watera Not the least good thing about the A.—8 Swikrrt. holidays b that they compel an ad­ E—J. MraUey. journment of congrwH for two weeks.. U. K.—Frank ItauMtt. I. R-Ed. Snyder. O. E.—Joa. Rowe. KUrroeBANNKK; “Cyclopedia op Hibtomy* ia tbe Those who have been so situated an to keep thoroughly Informed on the title of one of the most valuable works successive efforts to get the Chicago, issued from the press for several years. Kalamazoo & Saginaw railroad started, The author. Prof. J. C. Ridpath, has a and the general condition of the enter­ world-wide reputation as an accurate prise as it stands to-day, will appreciate historian, bis U. S, history, recently that this ia a critical time for all con­ published, having hxd a sale of over cerned. Four yearn ago the chance to 280,<j00 copies. In tbe present work he got the road built was in-our powmssion. has surpassed all his previous- efforts. Had the two towns most concerned, In a perusal of thin work the mind »<fs Kalamazoo and Hastings,, moved not simply the glittering pageantry of promptly then, the road wouftk some kings, the rush of struggling hosts, the time agqjhave been in operation to the crash of arms, the dust of falling thrones and rqmed empires, but is Burned in romtilylng with the offer then enabled to see the people In their homes open, and we lost the road. We appear and domes ic relations. In It is pre­ to have reached Just such a juncture sented tn three massive volumes the now, tbe turning point iu the fortunes three grand divisions of hlstorv— of the undertaking, either securing the ancient, medieval and modern. No road with its vast and far reaching con­ one can afford to do without this work. cern to the communities chiefly affected We have given It a careful examina­ or killing the final chance. tion and know whereof we speak. A Tbe prenent situation is about as fol­ like examination will convince Hast­ lows: The new company building the ings people that our assertions are lino from Kalamazoo to the Michigan true in this regard. & Ohio railroad b strong enough to carry on the undertaking If it has pru­ IT is but fair to state that Mr. J. J. dent management, buys its materials to Eugland deoiea fu toto the report that tbe best a/1vantage and has the co-oper­ he has been biased by partisanship in ation of the people on the route, fn the way of local aid to build/rom the the least in the giving of certificates to Michigan & Ohio road to Hastings. It teachers, and challenges any applicant must buy its ties In the winter and buy for a certificate to bring any proof of them thb winter, too. while the partire such action on his part. He claims who are putting in their money have that it has ever been his aim to award their enthusiasm and Interest aroused. certificates purely on grounds of merit. Thb last b a vital point, and failure to He may have made a mistake, he says, recognize it b the very thing that de­ but has never been partisan in his acts feated uh two years'ago. The men as county examiner. We are glad to who constitute the present companv give his version of the affair, and now subscribed enough money to cotnpleU it rests with those who made the tbe road tb the Michigan & Ohio. They charge to prove it If they can. We can give the Utter company' an certainly hope that partisanship has entrance to Kalamazoo. That section not crept into Barry county’s school of road. 10 or 11 miles, will pay them affairs, for it has no business there; better In proportion than to build and it was for the purpose of bringing farther, unhs« they go clear through. the truth to light in regard to tbe But three gentlemen manifret confi­ charges against Mr. England that we dence that if they can build to Ht’U published the report, which was; ings without using bonds, doibg every­ freely circulated, that he was using his ’ thing with tbefr own money nnd the office of county examiner to punish loeul aid. they can go on to the Sag- those who opposed hb election as county inaws, as thrv would then in-] in posi­ treasurer. tion to place bondson the whole line. A bykciai. dispatch to the Kannas i That is to say. if tbe conditions are favorable to building to Hastings right City Journal, date Dec, 21st, says, in away, they will add enou.b capital to speaking of Messrs. Hughes A Ward: | what b at present subscribed to go They came here about two weeks 1 ahead. Otherwise, they are better off ago. with the intention of obtaining to stop .where they are. I beard one of 2.000 signatures to the total abstinence the leading spirits ot the company say Tvl.ul.V.. I.H.I-KO,... ■- -■ - --- * tf.K* V. .I... t.U. pledge, and have passed that nurnlier. at a Grand Rapids meeting a tew days The meeting at Shaw’s opera house Sun­ ago that he didn't want to have any­ day evening will long'be remembered thing to do with building to Hastings by those who were present. The audi­ unless they could make their arrange­ ence was probably the largest, without ments this winter season. a single exception, ever iusetnbk-d iu We forut^reat speculations here of thb citv, the galleries !>eingso tilled as what the line would be worth to our to cause uneasiness, hence the south town if built clear through to the rltire gallery was partially emptied. The i of the Saginaw. It ought to bo worth cbmr of twenty-six voictwand the Cam-1 relatively *ujore to Hustings. Why- eron orchastra furnished excellent mu-1 should the county seat of a rich county si . Tbe speeches of Messrs. Hughes like Barry content Itself with the A Ward were the most touching they pnwent proportions of Hasting* doing have delivered here. Before they begun, the burineM of a fair market town, however, J)r. A M. Collins presented closely followed by its competitors, them each a gold headed cane in be­ when it might, by one good effort, half of the employes of th** Hannibal make iterif independent as to ship­ & St. Joseph and Chicago, Rock Island ments with two railroads, drawing in & Pacific railroads, many of which have a valuable line of manufactures, found­ signed the pledge and are wearing the ing Its prosperity on the markets of a rod ribbon. number of states, doubling or trebling its size and increasing the possessions Miluneky and fancy goods for Ahq of every person holding a dollar of its next M0 days at cost at Feighner A property ? That b no fanciful picture. Kuhlman'* It b the history of a majority of our thriving inland towns. All eye« here are now turned on Hastings. Our citizens have manfully stood by the project, the only condition they exacted being that the committee acting as trustees for the bonus should use every endeavor to gel some respon­ sible company to boild the rood. That time seems to have come and if the people of Hastings act with their cus­ tomary spirit andpromptoras, we shall soon bear the thunder of the Saginaw trains. It will not do to wait or dally. The •railroad situation in Michigan has changed around fast, and is still chang­ ! ing. A year from now the Grid might 1 be so occupied as to make the" railroad, to which we have so long looked for­ ,ward, entirely impracticable. Obvious- lord la ‘'White Cn» Library.' Tbe finest ball in thU country U owned by Tobacco for the same money of any other house in the county and always did have. We have tbe cheapest line ot Gloves and Mite we ever had. We will havethe largest line of HOLIDAY GOODS We evet hod. Onr Grocery Stock i« complete, and we will not be undersold by any man on same quality of geode Bring your produce; we want it Youth truly. - SMITH, HAMS & YaABMAH tlnhlud piece, nnd it b tbav twbVvi into tbe Buiridvw on? rapidly iticnxuinx in tbe Ger­ man anny, A loyal German journal crplalna that while In that condition tlwy kill Jiem- tetters addrMMd tn Uio foliovine miUuinK uncalled for at Hastings, such.. Is-C. ’.Tth. 1»C. Mr*. H. K. Boatmen. Joon Moore. Wtlllam Uulciey. tatira A. WbMKrr. Amanual tonhart, E. J. Maivh. Hlsba BkllltBAi:. * Drop tellers t.uj»e:>e om. John Enrlong. Chas. Howarth. 8. k. Hall, Mathew Klison, Mrs Andrew Fisher. Andrew Kin*. Fred Odell. Card-O. UiJTinxton. W. R. FOWXK8.P.M. pARMERH, ATTENTION! HAY The LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES EVER EXHIBITED LK BARMY COUNTY is now on sate at H. A. GOOD! EAR & SONS' Hardware Store This stock embraers over FIFTY distinrt. patterns and stere, and teclodtM all the lateMt patterns and improvements, and intending purchasers may feel mbmt ed of obtaining here tbe beat goods at reasonable prices. MESSER BROS. Have A fnil supply of the Beet "ViZ antedI At Once, in any Quantity. CUTTERS! Made, consisting of the Press near Elevator. Call and See me. J. M. ROGERS. Ward & DoIsod, Mason, Lansing. We make nojiretenHionfl to eeUin^ cheap goods. We ex­ pect to remain m trade, and cannot if we sell any but Sretclass goods in every line. We calculate to maintain our rep utation of selling strictly first-class goods very cheap. You will get the worth of your money every time if you buy of iu And see them. of cutters. We take pleasure in showing our elegant line Respectfully, Ths .Niagara. Falls ftoida. MESSER BROS CKMD U.IM OIVI(I<». Boston Dry Goods Store. MARR & DUFF < li 42 Hive opened the above store Mdi Skill, iubi & Bih Blwk, Battle Creek, Mich. JtNUi J. Full cab again in tbe toils of the law. • Friday night last Officer Hon. E. & Lacey ia already ptrt down Ayer* found his horse hitched on the mn second in the senatorial race, with streets at 12 o'clock, where It bad re­ good prospects of securing a good hod mained shivering with tbe cold for sev­ eral beurs. Fuller was arrreted for cradty to animals, and his trial will Next week, aji the offioea Hi the court house win be tilled by republicans. We Look at our stock of Crockery. We have tbe nioert lot of Water Sets ever offered in the city. We tyive A newly invented machine for’forxfotf or rteri hi any form tn which the metal be turwd lurcirvk a new method of w. eking EDITOB KALSMatOO TKUMRAPH. C. C.—John Liehty. V. 0,-fcylvrotaf Greuwl Prelate—JutiusRcawU New Pineapple Glassware—Perfect Daisies. for a five-inch ball. ? I ,.’*W for vrw of fivo and a half inches nnd W/XX> fur a w-ven-Uicb ball. Additional Local Items. senator will be invited to "cw up higher" and take a seat In the annate, for which place hb experience and Lodge Na 13. K. of 1\ held Monday ability peculiarly qualify him, and for erasing tbe following officers wretiinf year: which Ms party mrvtoai Justly entitle elected for Special Sale of Lamps. Another lamp honae gone to tbe wall (they made too good goods) and we got 10 doi. of their lamps at prices that no oth er house in Bsrry Co. can reach. To see and get prices will convince you at once. ' ■ A favorite forui of manufacturing quart* cryrtateto tbe rpb'f ', and balla of three inrim anything to use; and bow that it baa degenerated into a faded and still fad­ Ing reminiscence of its fonaer seif, thwte democrats will leave ft to ita own , gained anything but a few offices by fusion? Any man a» roe what fcbM T ATEST NEWS! The store is filled with Bargains in each department. i the Stock is all Bargains. US £ «rr » ttk-k ibu ih. V In At Prices we wiR not quote in tbe paper, but we will give yen: when you coll on us; prices that will astonish you. We invite yo« ta give us a call and we will endeavor to sell you goods right; and i< yon do not want to purchase, call and we will show you our stock with pleasure. Fine Line tf Childs’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Cloaks. Vll> I- Oppotte �The Hastings Banner. Local News. Circulation HAtrrurun. thuesday. dec. so. taw. Local Advertising Rates: wwt, 1,73ft wftfyl S INS. CO. si naheMU the LadW society pearod to enjoy themselves hugely. tX”1 Boe, J Club ,|<art Uw Cba*jiDion B working in a canty store gtybarlotfe. ’ Dr.ChJaRuaaeU and wife returned following officers Tuesday evening: President— W. F. Hicka. to Allcgsta Moods). ; Vice PreddMrt—P. A. Sheldon. MIm Mia RMng Buadaved with bdr Seerrtary-E. W. Morrill parents at.Wmdfend. ' Tnwaurer-C. G. Bwtfey. . Weight? Kat a Co, jewlera. of w«a Id Onn.1 Detroit, have had the largtet ChristJjjYEH EXAMINED Detroit Thev are sr,. liberal advertisers, ___ a-moav awann ware®. . > Detroit. They (X D. IWx1, otabiar of tbe City and withal one of the’most salable hrial maned at Kalamazoo, firms In the dty of the strairi. hence their large list ot custom era,-which ex­ Mi. of Bay City. was TM0 FREE OF CHARGE! >r tbe Michlr»M tend overW-enUre state. traded 1 i city Sunday. . E. W. Nlirope. on employee of ffiL Wttb the Most Improved Instnimeate. finished copy of ShakeeDemoemt office, in very sick. pere’s SongH and Sonnets was stolen ot dRMUcSM Lower thaa M wy otiw Mrs. Erhuk Ciirson spent batwtel EW. IL Goodyear A. Co.’s store and Sun<hv at Grand Rapids. t*nrv **«* »t GoW 8j>wct*fU* on h»od. iy. 'As this wm the only copy of CoL DMry. of Jackson, was on ou^work In this dty, the one who re/OHS BUSKER, J •uch. a ChrirtiDM present may streets Saturday and Sunday. eouc «n« know that It ia rightfully tbe property The Miasm Mina and Mena Mudgv of the firm mentioned above. are home from Albion college. I Quarterly meeting of the N. D. . i*rof. Ooh'is attending tbo rtact* tesebera ’ institute at luinslng. Adventists churches of Maple Grove. U«rrr N.w Yun. J HAVE Carlton and Hastings Will be held at Mrs. A. IL Johnson in spending tbh Tn» new bwfk repo Carlton Center rommendng Friday holidays in Detroit and Toledo. ness. evening, Jan. 7th, continuing o»er Added to my stock of Jewelry a Born. Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry” The tine dug inakcti burtnetM Habbath and Snndav. Ministerial help C. Cook, a non. Shake, Henry. / . fall stock of boom. from abroad Is expected. A cordial 11 and wife, of AlkK Next week the supervisors will as­ invlatlon is extended to all, bv order gaa, spent nun in this dty. ot the church. semble. hr MUSICAL GOODS! Call and g»< pri-.xM. IcOiWs, the Jeweler. Ci' / HASTIMCS. cies are broad and liberal. ltn poli­ It pays the Full Amount of Lo$ / Eyrglmsj, Spwtachs wd Hastings It.bu Age, Experience, Repetition and SUMiiQ. Bank. IICW. Mfcbigac. OFFICERS: DIRECTORS< L K Knappru. Broadlieatl aiii Fine Dress Goods, CloaU etc. Morse E. Nevins. E.rvMlkBaodlMrebief. ■ yuu VAN FIND ■w.rtiblr and BpprpfTWr- for RoHAay Gibs, st Standard Works of His­ tory and Fiction, Red Line Editioa of Poeti, 75c. 1 OONicely Bound Miscel­ laneous Works at 40c. each. Loo« ,r« b-i« h»o|«i u Ul. city at ./Hiawatha Lodge No. 53. D. of K. a lively rate. wave elected the officers as follows for School *iH commence Monday for ensuing year: tbe winter term. N. G.—Sister James Murphy. V. G. -Sister E. LoekharU • T. C. <k Co.’a fine overooata at actual Scribe—Bro. Norman Bailey. cost at R. K Grant's. \ F. 8.—Sister Mary Geer. Bastixm bnslnerts mon report x. Treasurer—Sister Frank Stanley. larger holiday trade than usual. Representative to Grand Lodge.—M. B- K. Graitt ie closing out his large Williams. stock of overcoats at actual cost i/Thesociety connected with Emanuel Md Wil. rkpwt t, .Mrs. Donahue, nre Emma BMRyMHf Ypsilantl, is tbe gurat of her parent*. A Lame A&ortaent of Jovraile and Gift Boob. QOODYEAB A CO. Th Jwpli’i Ing Sim. W. H. GOODYEAR A CO. It i^ the him safest policy issued. Tbe asHets of $1,262,170.35 are a guaranty of payment of losses by this Company. L. C. WELTON, Agv Office over Hicks Bros., Hastings, Mich. LOGS WANTED! Fred Spangemacher is spending the week with his parents near Racine, Wia. Ed. Frort and wife, of Grand Rapids, were in this city part ot the week past. Mr. Greening, of Toledo, was the guest of Satie Tinkler Saturday and Bun- If you want *n overcoat at whole- church will be entertained co Thursday afternoon of next week by Mredames eral weeks at Banfieid. is at home To-moeju*w will be yonr last oppor­ N. Barlow, W. Wilkins, John Goodyear. again. tunity to snare S per cent on your taxes. R. Dovle, L. Hughea, and tbe Misses Len t righner and wife, of Nashville, Wanted, to purchase, an atlas of Knowlton. Belle Throop. Grace Messer, spent a Merry Christmas with Hastings Harry county. Inquire of C. D. Beebe Carrie and Josie Shuman, Fannie Leea. friend*. Grace Crandall. Supper served from at Harting* City Bank. Miss Viola Willison, who is teaching five until seven. All are cordially in­ near Hickory Comen, is home for the QUARTERLY' meeting at the M. if. vited to attend. holidays. church Sunday. Presiding elder Buell The Hastings Engine A iron Works will preachnn the evening. Homer Giddinga went to Ohio Satur­ One plegnant feature of Qj/irtmaa in have running a very- l«nr« grindstone day to look after a dower left him by Hartings wm that the worthy poor for farmers to grind axes, etc. They bis father. Walter Mixer,* a student of Prof. were remembered. Sweet fe charity. dreM over and temper axes and all kind of steel tools. They have all new Subject of discourse at morning improved machinery to do work quick Rork’s school, is spending tbe vacation service nt Haptirt church Sunday next: and good. They keep all kinds of pipes, in this city. John VI; 028. Evening: Rom. VIU: Miles Main and wife are spending a valves, fittings, belts, hose. oil. circular 20. saws, packing, and other articles too portion of the week with friends In Bt reference to ad vertSemont else­ numerous to mention. It will pay you Prairieville. to v|>lt their new shop. where, it will be seen that J. M. Rogers R. B. Wightman aud family and Geo. is in the market for the purchase of Tomlinson and family spent Christmas ^Tiir annual meeting of the Barry at Nashville. County Agricultural bocjrty was held s plenty in tbe market since James, son of Bev. Lee, a student of ing. The going price for dry Tuesday p. in. Tbe election of officers Albion college, is speeding the holidays maple stove wood is 81 AO per resulted aa follows: with his parent*-. President—John Dawson. Fritz Goodyear is home from Or­ Vice Preu.—Edgar D. Reed. chard Lake ^Military Academy for a The Christmas tree at the Baptist Secretary — Wm. H. Merrick. bolidav vacation. church wm profusely laden with pres­ Treasurer—Norman Latham. ents. The occasion was enjoy rd by all Executive committee—Jaa. A. Dr. J. C. Andrus and wife returned Swerzev. Chaa. V. Robinson, Thomas Turedav from a few days visit with Don’t forget the Sons of Veterans S. Hrici» J. M. Rogers and Wm. Strong. Battle Creek friends The treasurer’s report showed a balball, at lUnion ball, Friday evening December 31.it. See announcement elsewhere. comprehensive, showing the total num- load of pickled ben-fruit On and alter Jan. 3d.1887. two vx. -------- - _the —- — T bvr Of entries for the last fair to have Prof. Rork and wife, of Lansing, were bonking bouse* of thia city wiU beclOff- been 2.120, exceeding bv2«0 lhe great­ the -guests of Hartings relative- and rd bet"w»en H.. tbe ».«.,« hours nf of i<> 12 m m. and iI eat number of any prectrting fair of trlends a pertion of the week. o’clock p. m. the sodrt-v. The receipts for th* vear Mr. an<l Mrs. Geo. Richmond, of were 82^0!JB; expenditures, 82.57273. The Iron for the* new bridge on Grand Rapid*, will !/• the guest- of W. Michigan aveaue arrived and a of whi'-h 8674,W were for permanent force ot m*n Is employed putting thr improvements. In addition to the sum .A. Hams and wife New Yeara day. mentioned above a«t expended for per­ The Miss** Stlmpsnn and Hyde, of same in- position. ( manent improvements the sum of Allegan,spent Chrirtmas with Julius 1/Mr. >nd Mrs. Daniel Stbikeii, 8128 13 has l>een expendeil on the track Ru*«ell and wife, returning Monday. i Mil! k*x p open house New Years day by the lessee ot tbe grounds. The Gen. J. G. Parkhurnt, of Coldwater, । from S to ». Informal n-ception. A grounds and buildings were never in as ; cordial welcome to all. g<K.-d condition as at present. The re­ wa% th* guest at hi- daughter, Mrs. F. G. Goodyear, a portion of the part week. SCOTCH caps that other deafen- can­ tiring officers have lhe satisfaction of Miss Lucy Chittenden, teacher of not buy fur Mv. sokl every day at IL knowing that although two years ago, when they were efected, the society Germau In the state univenritv, In K. Grant’s for 60c. They are the only was over 81,100 in debt, and despite the spending the holidays with her eouain, imported capo in the dty. unfavorable weather of last fall, under Mlu Belle Throop. The railroad solicitors report very theirndminisUation the society Is now alow pmgreM. Can it be that tbe dtL freelrom debt, and tb>- grounds and Mr. A. Black and wife went to Ann Arbor Friday. They will visit relatives zens of Hastings and tbe farmers of property much enhanced in value. Barry county are not awake to thrir The officers elected are men fully in Ohio before their return, which will be about January 1st cornj>elent for their various positions, opportunity ? and the Banner leeta certain that tbe Clement Smith and family. M. L. The Ohio Farmer’s Insurance Co­ prosperity of the society is awured gives tbe farmer a broader policy than during their terms of office anv mutual company doing bu&lneM in of IL W. Shriner and family, of Char­ the three countie-, and is worth 100 The year about closing will form an lotte, Tuesday. cents cn a dollar. epoch in the history of HasUngs that C. F. Brooks received a Christmas Mrs RKbecca Gilleland hereby will long be held in remembrance for thnden her heartfelt thanks to .the the important events that have trans­ present of a handsome cane, from John manv kind friends on tbe townline for pired. It has been a year of disaster Kelly, who is an Inmate of tbe stale prison at Jackson. Tbe cane is the tbe gvaeroua donation received by her and of progress for this city. Tbe handiwork of Mr. Kelly. great fire which on the fateful day of Hon. 8. C. Prindfe, for 11 yean pro­ JoeEFH.Bow K brought to this office August 18th reduced to ashes 880,000 bate judge of this county, now of San rt week a strawberry plant having on worth of property in tbe boainesa por­ born, Dakota, was a welcome Christ­ it several berries, a portion of which tion of the city, temporarily checked inas day caller at this office. He visited were ripe. Fresh strawberries in De­ business. But the consequent stagna­ among old friends here for a few days tion was of but very short duration, for cember ia musual for Barry county. ere the fire bad ceased to smoulder in the part week. R. K. Grant says h* can make more the ruins the work of rebuilding had Mr. L. G. Moore left for Walfed Lake, to sell Wfcover-'oHtb at actual cost than been begun. The tnagnilicient elevator Oakland county, Tuesday, m response he can tv keep them over, ami that Is of F. H. Barlow & Co. and the Dew to word received that bis father was Newton House will stand as conapieLa Asana nnw X*rttx vilt mina It uotts monuments of the visit of tbe s> to rail bl, p.rmt. New Yyra. e> fire fiend. Although the blow was a which ti™ the. loUoded to oetobrete severe one to the 'firms and individuals thrtr coldec w«ldln« urlrwwj. Bt KKfFBEXCE to ndioe elsewhere it suffering tbe Iom of property thereby, D. vM M. Dir. e <orj>«^"7 will be sr«® that Mr. and Mn. Daniel Hartings is more prosperous to-day be­ t, reeldrat, now ot Lake Ot,. MlmeuStrikar «I “receive” at their elegant cause of the great Are- Tbe Engine A kee comrtj, wee • Bawwnn <»U« Moo­ Iron Works have been rebuilt with d*,. Mr. 6e» be. perebeeed Mleenonew boob on Mew V ears day. The af­ improved machinery and increaaed fair will be informal, and all who wish capacity, and in fact all of tbe build­ k J Conat, Sr«. and will awmiue hta to in’,p«e> their botne are cordially in­ ings erected in the burnt district are dutfes m editor and manager ot li paper on Jaa. 1st- We predict for h vited. ‘ aaocrawafal journalistic carver. CKRVFMAS day dosed four weeks of Hartinr* House baa been erected,-an great bates* activity Id Hastings. Wanted! Wanted! Wantedjhonor to a dty of much greater pre1 jOUO pounds of dried blackberries. a>iu teoUoas. Tbe work ot putting m 2JOO pounds of dried reapberrFw. water works b progreMlngaa rapidly 7mA -I___ i. A^A as tbe weather p-rmita, and soon after tbe opening of spring Hastings will have an excellent fire protection. With for all of which we will pay tbe men who are “up th* completion of the improvements highest rackrt price. in cash or trade. Bring your dried fruit before gr«n now in progreas, Hastings will have taken a Mg stride forward. Tbe dos­ vegeiahlw begin to arrive from the ing tear has lie*n one oLprosperity to < railroads destroyed in- Hartingv mercbantB. A»;nost without t up a town. Comegentfe- exception tbry report th<* safes larger wrltlk sriG-hn-ja. Don’t than for previous years. Thb la cogSlher people buikl you up. duiove evidence that the effort* of ocr bydtomit bratby helping Pina aid Leather Bound Albius t Very Cheap. Novelties in Christmas Cards. And has no voidable conditions. naevna * 1,000,000 feet Basswood. -1,000,000 feet White and Red Oak. 1,000,000 feet White Ash. ■ 100,000 feet Rock Elm. 1,000,000 feet Whitewood, Cherry Walnut. The above logs will be received at onr Morgan and Has­ Parties should call on tbe undersigned for the tings Mills. lengths wanted before cutting their logs. THE TIME HAS ARRIVED when you will be looking for some Present for CHRISTMAS Elegant Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk Silk Mufflers. -Fichus, Table Linens, Towels, Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and Millinery Goods! Can all be bought at Very Low Prices, at New Eton. 1st Door west of National Bank. Holiday Goods I Of Every Description ! Belonging to a FiratrClaae Furnitare Store, are arriving daily at the Mammoth Furniture Rooms of ARCHIE McCOY, INCLUDING Bedroom and Parlor Suits, Couches, Easy Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Rattan Chairs, Marble and Wood Top Center Table*, Brackets of overv description. Mirrors, Chromoe and All of which I oSer very cheap, toffbar with j General Furniture, which is the largest between Jactoon and Brand lianids. Come and see my goods before y<m buy. as I FORGET IT NOT! FORGET IT NOT! N.B.-TbebertHDo»«»»H«M* iMm * ’ * ***' ' k,r ' - • �A SLUGGER’S METHODS. । . Rheumatism I a hour. Ttau they Mt —i appeared in sight until Then Indians stawwl MATUftAL HWTOSY OF THE "flENUS HOMO," SPECIES *>UG1L. ROLLER MILL I \ And other marked improvement* will l-e made in Hantinus this season will do for yon- Therefore, If you Buffer Infant "i-ajH fa not to ta distitigulsfax! a. It iv only as Ito grew, in pwuUaritiea develop tbniup him a* n son of Pollux die upon his birth, mxl Ufa ■it enough ia him to olitain PETER NIXON’S DEFENSE. which n»y undo, i‘>-u-r Nixon, 1* rcprerentod as “Signor <Jinii>iW“-£nd pictunsl a* toalng qanu-n udfajn tooau*Ma lx>y would fling npappl-w. Ttabill says of him: “We will |my n reward uf.gl.UU> to any one who can match him bi teuu of strength." For five or g nf pugU coGinwitera in raining which fa pru-.-ticed s» different*r-t ot thing. but-jQ ma a mile to Writo. fait to ■branillsb ■tell, Idit to Uotn-fali cLiIh; o suffer. Lhfa potent remedy a fair ttiiL and givohlmwilf liim. Uncfa Kifa wanted tta taf , which niore bo could . A Positive- Cure. tljtn in my Dip*, ankles, acd writt*. I the Itxlhna w Ml. promi«J him protection, nnd be 1 ivould taaahr outride tbe cabin U ™ : ouxmended to try Hood’s Harsaparill*. I ilj’ Ho mis instructed to inform Idttb,, "’T1 took four botUc« and am perfectly well, oe wlicwcr wt« in rnmmsnd, ttat i। - teS1 riiecrfully recommrad Hoodb Sarsaparilla ntotes of tta cabin would fight t£ tta ___ and iu tta course of trie next quarter of an world." W. F. Wov». Rtoomlngtai, 1IL For Twenty Yearn I have been afflicted Jtlh rbi-umatIvm. TWorr 18331 found no relief. but grew wonie. J then t--gan taking Rood's Sarsaparilla, and it did me more good than all the other medicine I over had.” H. T. Balcox, Shirley. Hjp*. •‘I MtSen-d from si tat the doctors called muscular rheum.HHiu. I too* Hood's A-u>.iparUl» aud sm entirely eurvd.” _J. V. A. raororr-oT. letter carrier, Ctiicagn. HI. aiKl'U fa a aufarm tact Uint ta prrbiritad" they simply wasted their cmmuniiion. I everything put down lor him 0:1 Uie liilfa. He wa» a i eriutote Goliah in rtrengto, fairly skilled in boxing and wrvoUing, aud many stray 1-ulhH to find a victim. Tta firing bad j a load celebrity who took bold of Uucb half a yard; tta left foot iy planted on tta ground, two warrior* who tad •tv-arrl a porition travel, marrinl a willow in fat. Paul, aim! after tta teoueymoca tta pair astiled iluan ou », l»ut tta silence maintained finally eiuboMnuvd ttaui mxl with Um hips, tat awtuginj loou-ir f.vjm tta AouJdar-taviug complied with width con­ ditions be fa initiated into all too inyitcrius of “bitting" and “oounter-bnung“, Stopping" to all who may desire, a book eonL-unu-g tnauj additional sifttTfnento of cure* by discouraged. When tta Indian trouble-* of 1MJ3 first begun to crop up, Uncle Peter and hl* wife were urged to •••••k U» protection of sotne fort or ..-ttkmeni. By this time ta b&l a clearing of twenty acre* or more around IriB bouv-, bud planted corn and potalora, tuid tvard in hfa master's hospitable abode, a “bruttar pugr l» Mt taforo bint aud tta j>ar tabta frat rum have tta privilege and sutfata-tiou of hammering each o her » laow and tahca vrito too gloves to lbs- mingtai a.lmirattou and cuoatoruafaou 'of too dutmgublitd CHOICE VOCAUULABT. to go to ruin, and ta determined to . stick. ’ When tlifa dneidou wm made known in bis write a fiattv and more jx>lfa!iedsorf;ivttan before, by roa-on of tbu frequont upjillratioii of ttagjores; tta bridge, too, b * little tndental; fcfa ctorit bone* also prot.-nde un:iaturaUy. and u constant grin :• -ro ta -»vn upon ^li* Ince, as though ta felt tbu aiv-ilutu IM.VW- i ' i I although ta wua anxious to Imve tar seek prota tlon in too uourest wettlrjiu-nt Unde i’btcr bml bml time to Iraru soinothing of In­ diiui cbunuUsr, there being scarcely a day but that ta encountered toine of tu----------1 while many called him “brother, tongu^5 and adopts that of tta trat.Miiity. Hi'raih l;fa brethren tta “Fancy;" tahasuo Alger a bead, but a “oat;" hts tair is “wool;" hfa farabradb hfa “frontispiece;’’ id* norefa hbieysN are “peeper.,” .“ogk-s"tor Lis tnouth potato trap." or is hfa 1 I I i | ; { Bo sooner been taken titan tee began prejiaratiems to defend lit* own. He strengthened the tingle dope to hfa ratlin, made loopholes at different pointe, and built heavy toutten for tbo window*. Tta next more was to make tta roof fireproof. By filling tta qixccw between tta binders, whicb ian length who "mauleys;” that part of hfa body which reDriven hl* meat and drink is, by a idiigularly beautiful tiinire, doaomtnatod his, “bread basket," and hb higs ta dntcritaa figuratively a* Tins," or jocorelr m “understandings." accomptatad the object sought for. ’■ Tta cabin stood <xi a knoll about 200 fret i from a creek Petre hed only one Imrrel ’ which ta could fill with water. Tta log barn i stood about 230 feet from tta boasu, aud that dlfforccUv, and tta extraction of tta nain-> from trn olfactory or any other orgnn by 'violence, ha, with that love of tropes which fa ctararteriitlc of hfa apeciea, cfascritaM as "turning on tta tap" or “drawing tta cork." Copious and exprvarivo, however, as U his Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware ~ Rapi Neatly and Promptly Doije. " Eave-T-roug^»g a Specialty’. The Hull Gasoline Stoves. Thin is the Latest1 id Best.Gasoline Stove. <’ah and seetheni New and S|econd-Hand Staves lor Sale! : At Very Low Figures. ] also have a quantity of Plow Points, et*.. that I will Hell at Teiw slight iiilvModover wholesale prices, to close out Reniemljer tbe place, and yours respectfuHy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla ploniMr life, aud ah.11 ta found hiiuaeU Jooifad with 1 mdy liy C. 1. BOOU fa CO., taweU. Mom IOO Doses One Dollar. |wrfona;\app-®ranco olid bin n>- Proposes x Bssion. You wiM find him at hi» nebr location north side of State street, east of A. E. Harris’ hafiew shop. He is prepanxl tn<*©rve the pub­ lic with everything in the line of . to tbe tarn atonre. Hfa preparationx for a - xiege hod not gone unnoticed by tta Indians, 1 who culled at tta cabin us usual, and who teemed to ha .-e anything eta tat murder m i ttair tenrta Ttay asked why ta was going to all ttat trouble, nnd be answered that eotuu Uul It fa doubtful if the rodskins talfavcd his occasionally for ■(toUr, buf tou h'«»r of Mrchfapui-Tta Circuit Court for toe iliiaru, vs. Hlvriitig MoIlliatrr. drlriHlauts. Mu., , ctaruv of yela, aiu! tbe lo-hans reaped firing and gathered togvttar in council, if ttare wm a weak point in tta -utuntiun ttay idcuiiI tt> find it. Alter tta twf bad been co vend wRh <Urt anti tta cnbln loojdiolorl Uncle Pater ' Alfiater anti AurtM, “ 1 ' ‘ I were pointe not covered by t|x- l-xipW-,. and ttarw were more loottboira than liefenders If ttay were dotermitad to burn hint out they could tio it. It wm wmduwu before tta redskin* modi- aixntar move. Then ttay opened ilreogr.in, but coniwntrated | Sly Ajn i uu-*..<i ra. , . . . .i . . wuTNERirs A T A D D U REMEDY. MICHIGAN VA I . AFiirVSI 1 t'on^’y "t eBectPuat rr—i t r . thoroughi «3is’x2ist5r.‘Ksa; wilsor; WASHBOARDS “* ** ,hr | auu il further atW^ngtolbe court, that toe ’ bill ut ywnpUiul lu tbfa cunae was flk-d'for the ’ L'.'S’ I him ulive h> dead, nnd would risk M>tcatbing to make hlnut pi isoner. if ttay set fire to the cal-ill it Would bo in itopw - ■mnm.-ouu-wx lioptw to drli-vvut drive out Viuleiut Juuusmi aud lulieoa McAfifater. ’ they would •i , Taeretore. Toerrture. ixi on ra~ra„.. imoUuii ... of Clctucut HudUi. soilci- ‘ tta iuniatcs, liut it was not likely ttay rajrau.ftjra.prf;;- -u-ftft^uurf i?js in/ithrr things. 1 hey were more likciy to ; ta. aud tbe num ts hereby rrvivtd against tta -tey n battering ram on tta door ns tta first -*rid Fred MeAllMer, Ira McAllister. Albert __ _ A.CAMPHELI A. BL.U Jv . I M.-Alltelw* Me tM. plank, hung on Cillca AleAMbUT. Gideon McAllister, iiurac* MrAlllater, George McAllister. William McAIUs- be cntktad in If tta Indian* brought a Jog into play and tbelr prooreding* were not in- (rinbuit* iimtu. Auu it 1« turttar entered, adjudged and de- with too shot gun, and hfa wife took Um other, having the revolver. No atteuUoii ManuNcturan*, whohw^e and retail dealers in • FUR GOODS! For prewnK nr-thiog fa» triore appro­ priate than ran, . U.. .u _ Ai»u II H lurtuer ur-lrrr-1. adjudged ami was not a moonlight night, but there crrnsi tori Gidctm McAllister; lloew-e MrAl(l<n -ra. WM sutoci'lit light to wm stumps forty feet ' ter. George McAUIUer, WiHuun McAblster. Seal Sacquee, Gloves, Capa, away, and uv no Indian „could aoircach tta 1 1L“ " ’b 1 «‘»mj»-uii. Vluieuu Joim«m .md rmv>,„ ' tenaUcAltateriiou-rcaldeiildrieiMJautonf this door being seen, Yvncn - -- without ----- —-nigni aao Wwi r,-a|dc a* (ulluw*.- Gidruii Memjjy Mtt.iud down, ten , wta esreus) tta tm'-k of tattering ram, baldly ap; jy Ujey tnew oy jpopt uivr u>u.b UUFV oikwcu uuu ldo oji ---- - .---. ... , rwsssrasi etc., or Bear, Lynx, ffox and other Furs “ Muffs. Boas, fate.; also Trimming4 of all kinds. After Jan. 1st, 1887, m tuvlr apj-rarauce l!»r> eaure t.-vtr aiiWe will offer Fpvjul fcrciwvUiriite on good* inai!«- to order, Wow wtau Uncle Peter and bis wife opened ' them uta< nnd to be niitilo over n-pan\<d. TUrk. a—- ----- d.-r :.li.l 11 a rincon, rr.^rd for three law offleore wlic ( kill and ix-alp. For ton* days uot aa Indian lowed br *c rennin and yclh and groatm, bmju cuu/mwid by soul uoureritaui. .ivfi-ti u»ii! Auu it fa iurthcr ordered, that wllbiu twei-ly are continually poking todr .noww in jiugii'a | appeared at Um-le Pdtors cabin, nor did ta fog , ras dropi»ed and tta rotaklru d iy» tiir eun-uialtnuit caure a notice ot lid. or‘ ' sw ono in the neighborhood. Thb ta took ' to TOrrr. Ore to or pubhsutri In tta llMthiic* Ha.nxkk. a newspaper prlnicd. published auu ctreulatlujE to«l50.0ii. A One lino. . wouiuirri, while one my ntreicbrd iu deatlu mend.il community. ■ Tta fire cf tta Indians etaut tb- bouse now anxious roa council Uncle Peter tell-pretty curtain wtat tta time above urererltad lor their appearance At the Inwini priofaljossibta. FKANK a . ......... CLL.MKN1 r>MllU. Nolk’IU-r lor Cjinplaluaiit. A Inie cupj. tta shutters up to tta GEORGE W. AliUEV, Kegisier. tnontta or more preriou* to too evwtful day J srindowj, and tonwd hl* faithful dog out tlxun to torture him 111 revenge for their Ineses. doore. that ta might give tlm alarm hi care Ho instructed hfa wife to remove toeir vainMortr^j. hale. 14C nnd 14S .Ii‘ff--r"on Ave lk-fault bating been tmule in ttaconditions of to the chamber ta liad dug out, and the Detroit, Mtoh : 1 cvxi.fkL.rMl r.S<M wrw*L < F. a i-vrlalti tuungage made and exrvutml by A-'xin Nldy and .Nancy Mdy. ills ull.-, to Hubert -u mw - rifib, a doubleliuritsand .1. ttevldann liunis, ami David It. of us would enduro even to eeeapo a torn*b- | barrelled shotgun and a revolver. Mrs. Cook and J’lnlo A. Htalduu. ou tta rixtrenw day id August, Nixon had practised shooting with tta rootUoe ul Hie re Michiaau. nu WW1TH EDGES CUT AND LEAVES riblo amount of punishment. lie fa phynickad, she bad rvn*id>.ruble nerve. reachml by bullets fronplbe ioopboho. After dieted and mteicfacd iiim a fax**; daylight fa IWoro building tta cabin Uncle Peter hod dugout a large holo for a cellar. On this THE BEST WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL retiring to rt»L A tath before brookfast, a la.it night of grace, leaving hfa wife and dog to light up as three sepkrate flm were kindled, and there was no longer any question floor and jumped down to a night of bard hour is punctually adhered to; no cofToc tabor. Beginning at one eod of tta pit with bint that ta iiiiiMpaled any trouble. busy. They exhibited negfcct confidence in . Wtan Judge co thi I uvraA police officer, ia a “rap.“ tta ROBES'"^ The Best of Goods m no allownd, but no fat of any kind must And its way into his mouth; and should unani beyond high authority walking, running, tigbung the sacks, »j«rring dlxtanco ta dug out a chamber a* big on bop-liead. and then bo drove n stick through tta gromwl. This xa. al-out three feet above him, and n» he pulled tbu -.tick down again nnd applied hfa eyo to tta bole ta rank! seo a ta now felt that ta could defy any riemrat yet thoroughly seasoned nnd burned slowly. i-iiu jutyu'de tnnnedlnirly Uirrvafcrr. altbuiudi tbe t<rrlod limited for tbe pajiurut ttatrof mat u<K then have expired. And (letautt having from tta sbipgta. It was nearly half an hour cellar. After Mix Nixon had duKondcd, my uncle pulled all tta furniture Into tta center } Volume fox STITCHED >w PAPER 1887. ONE THOUSAND LARGE PAGER YEARLY in Arrears Tor tta space of thirty day*‘aud up. wards, and -1111 remains unpaid, the idunmaMl Oftccr. hundred dulL*r» wtm . ,— , awni unr inounu-1 t tach Annual Volume, pretoaling a larger amount and variety of Reading .Mm Ilian ever before. The eumot ’~r ta. .ta— _,i_ !-------- ■_ . wtv RUM U. aud and three aud M-lWita doibin. aud no suit or proceedings either nt law or In equity tavlnx beta lustliuted to recover tta moneys wrured be said tnortrage or any p.vrt thereof. .Sow. ttarei.ire. by virtue of tta power routritx*d in said mortaiuM- aud the sti Journalism of the country, With its enlarp-mcnt from time ... . ecription price baa r—J ■ntaarird-tlbO pre yaar, if ,wid in advance mwl to Cluta atill lower, ■mb below: described In said pai said priurjpal sum sue ------- u at tbo rat* ut i-ixitt per «uu mu; *o num.due and unpaid on such fuorun*r, and all FARM CROPS 1 PROCESSES, HORTICULTURE and FRUIT GROWING, LIVE STOCK and DAIRYING, dumb tail, and if ta do all Uta faithfully and to ttay might coma ckaa enough to fn’-eati- tta ratlin U wm for tta purpoM of driving it ganaral stapo of rings, fa a square marked out called hfa “boata Mto battery.-Atta California. water which fa seven miles ^y^n’t^darkMmraTbtatsrta^—7 rfU-lraa.WUo.ww—jSM.—* *--- brad, ral 1, w«»Ira. brfw.a. bwu M W w„ ura,«U» rara'rfurU S» >ra Ual IW *•>! lu rar |»b.t lyM-rf Wra. Mm. to* rf M Mu„ q, M -bmamrfrfV .ran«M«J*b. tv, hmjlra. I. ft. rtrato « full Iran-tastood ttars, toodnmd and dumb.'winded (or fon, tta■trorturofell inntaapintottacellar. . ____- ...___ m. _ ■■______ .----- ■---- ■ __ _ __ . .._ . __ Ind Ians chuckkd hfa mtfafactI un and Mid: ‘•Good. Little Crow want you. Come Uncle Peter dug a straight trenoh, tta fierce beat would have baked ttam at tta end of iL il mailc two torn* in II, aud this fact them, although ttafr retreat wns like ■n. they tad to ink* turns at tta alr- wbila it also includes all mta Greenhouse and All there i-l-cM or ;>areel» of land irtnc and betuj: situate hi tta to* u ship of Yaakrehpribas. w«b"'^«Jv<lbfnbMd,N<4te af Mlchir^ sad » follow" to Wft: Th.- nZtZ -... ir described ....IS and three miles I intrd II at any point.—New York Tribune. Following the Trail. ,------- r— attention upon onenf tta moat i lilwrally illuatrated, j to topply.ia acoaiioually increasing degree, TURAL NEWSPAPER. », Midi. .Sept HGBKUTY. uaVibr’I 8PEC1I t I'Hll-U A.MLww-aw.s, U. Attorney ior^Nor!*^-.* nuLTtm and Regular OuBtributnni, in inmii n® tical men. wheoce,-ind il United States bar hopeful ata. one run sr»x?£l Pobfafan, ALBANY, N. Y THIS PAPER. 4cWoek.*nd tatofignml •mu sacri other iranrunx iu my �A SLUGGER’S METHODS. Rheumatism MATUftAL HI6TOBY OF THE "OENUS X.'X«ynitbT And > HOMO," SPECIES "miGlt. Hastings this s brother term; “i-u-ir 1* not to lie distinguish'd pacuilaritiea develop tbeiup him aa a son ot Pollux, ■lie upon liis birth, and Ids >•< riiough ia him to obtain turn. PETER NIXON'S DEFENSE. upapptas. g pr pugij co<nn.vn.-» Ln raining which b pnv.-ticed > a uiffcrcat »..>-t ot . thing. nw a- luUu to brnndiih ommended to try Hood s h.ireaparilla. I took four bottles and am perfectly wen. I ohecrfully recommead Hood’s BanuipartUa 1 tbe cabin aa one of the tat Word purifiers in tbe tbe courw of the next quarter of an I worN.* W. F. Wood, BJoomln-ton, 1IL b iwtekius moved up ao a* tooccirck i For Twenty Yean 1 have been afflicted Jitb rheumatism, ft-fore tUy rimpty wasted their ammunition. u-13 i found no relief, but grew worse. 1 then te-gan taking; Rood*! ficmnorllla, and .t did »£*«? “£ ** ' me more good Hum all the other medicine I ,h“ J? **"} * Tbe firing had ever had.” H. T. IUloom, Shirley. Maas.' b*eu UL-Uiitalm«l fi.r noarlr an ixuir before “I suflrred from ahat-lbe (foctora criled mnacular rheumausm. I took Rood's Snrwarriorw.wlw ivul sroored a position i>apnrUta and am entirely cnn<^__J. V. A. FRomroot, tetter carrier, OhteAgn? 111. p^ing tlwnwlvn. l>ut t!» adeuco maintained to all wtn may dralre, a book eontaluwg huu.j l>y the berh-gtd finally vtuboktascU them nnd Tlw bill says ot him; “We every thing put down tor him on tbe mils. <tfr aluifed giovra is bound lbw lu Loxitig and wresuing. and many a local eatewily who took Loki of Unete .... . ... . ...... ..... . .._ half a yard; tbu left -foot ly planted on the groutul, tbo toes only of tbo rijjht: ct; his right nrm U laid across alter tbe honey moon the pair settled down on Uhn. AaHrter had not been aide to save boned in tbe w.>■>!». four or live miles from CRCMCS VOCAbCUSBr, A ckangf h now obxrvatile Ivtb in ha 1 personal appearance and hi* vocabulary; bar —1 luiunn yore, so tiuu more tnr is shown tha>: h usual; Uk m>»- pre acuta u flrtter and more jiolisScd aurfu-n than before. Ly rcaaou ol tbe frequent application nf tbegtavbs; tho bridge, too. is a little in- f ai - uniii I*, brifevod »w ixsit afair shot, i>e biased away, having* barrel ttavadh. atul both fell tu tbu ground. Onn ■hao» tnWhen tbe India:: trouble* of IKiB first shptJjUAU tte-eym-r jtick.d occasionally for Un«ran boor. Their tall was greeted with a were urged to seek tbe protocl ion of -tibbrus of yrila, nnd tbe Indians ceaMd firing anti gntte-rod together in council, if there was a weak point in tbe situation they meant bouse. hud planted corn and potato™, and to liiid IL Alter the roof Lin I Lera covered with uirt und tbo cabin loordmlsd Uncle Peter much tienrur, and oocariouaUy uttered a •fcfnuluuM. and tbri arid drfrudanto hit wlucn nf Mtillnrimv Vv n.Jt. I 5“e,,' »urv!»ii.g twelve ctllklren and our whoop of exultation. My uucto re-wmtri, I mold, woo ore aud were llirlr ouly and quite correctly, that tliesavngra ~ to remain luui • w u.a^.1 accomplished the object sought for. Tin- caLiu stood on a knoll about 200 fret from a creek Peter hed only one Inrrel which be ouold 111! with water. The log bam stood abuui 230 fret from tbe housu, atal tiiat fending. U1-; _ _ . __ ___ Into play and their proceeding* were not inwith the shot gun, and bis wife took llw other, having the revolver. No attention claim to said bill of roiuptaiut witbiu alxiy day* If attacked by tbe Indians th-y wak sufUck-m light to w* sturnjw forty feet ‘ter. Gmiree McAIlloter. Wd’ii.uu McAllister, swav and up Indian could amwoaeh tbe ■ u“’ " ‘b 1 oump-vu. X lulnm .IoIih-mm, .u.d Oildoor• wSmit Lbw 21. Wtens Uc.Ulistrr nun re.ldri.1 drln.uants of tbo. door without being seen. When night bad -uunaudwi.o restate m IuIIoms: UKlr^n Me­ dlfforuntlv, and tlv» extraction of tbo some , to tbo l«rn nt onre. Hte preparations for a from tLo olfactory or any other urgnn by riegc liad not gone unnolieod by tbe Indians, Violence, be, with that lore of trojios which ' who railed at tbo cabin as usu-tl, nnd who ta cburartcriitic of his epectas, dcscrilxw as seemed to Im.e anything rise but munler in twittering rath, boldly appnuinlud tbe <ioor. I) that trout bad white- i hint that li- siiti' iiwtcil any trouble. judge to liiL lowest police oSker, is a “cop.” tlx origin of which term is doubtful They have are roatinuafi.- poking their no0*s in pugU't eoxnmeniii community. ANXJOU8 M)a siblo amount of punislimcuL lie b physicked, dieted and exoeclKd litas a borer; daylight b retiring to rent A bath before breakfast, u rubdowu with rough towels and a trot of a punctually adhered to; no coffee allowed, but no fat of any kind must find Its way into his mouth; and should ho r»K]uiro any nourishment beyoud two meals per day, a high authority must avoid ilkwalking, naming, fighting tbo sacks, sparring dumb bell, and if bo do all this faithfully and steadfastly the name authority alludud to be wu MIC Al! goods BESSMER HINDER Manufarturrro, whuuwile and retail uchIyis in - FUR GOODS! ’ For prrecu’i nothing fa» more appro­ priate thwii Seal Sacquee, Gloves, Cape, etc., or Bear, Lynx, ffoz and. ojher Furs in MuSk Boas, etc.; also Trimming^ °f kinds. After Jan. 1st, 1887, window.', aud turned his Talthful d°n out door*, that be might give tbe alarm in care tbo IndiiuM came areretly under cover of iLirktew to tat fire to the rtd.l:i. The onus in the homo consteu-d of » rifle, a doublebarrriled shotgun and a revolver. Mr*. Nixon linii practised shooting with Um- re­ volver, and. though not a good marksman, abv had cvn'id'.rabto nerve. Before liuikiing tIm cabin Uncle Peter had dug oat a large holo for a cellar. On thia last night of grace, leaving hte wife and dog to rcate-h and listen, bo opened the trap In tbe floor and jumped down to a night of bnnl • labor. Beginning at one end of the pit with them to torture him in rerengv for their Inusca. He instructed his wife to rumors their vaini«'*<to tbo chamber be liad dur out. and riie make out they were pilling brash against tbo logs, but at such points ta <»uM. not be reached by bullets from the h-opboka. After te light tip as three Xi'intr fires were kindled, and then- was uo longer any question that they mount to ronst tbo da-fenders out. They yalivd and screaux-d ns the Ils toes grew brighter, and stationed themselves to cover tlw door ami windows-with their (ire. The distance he dug out a chamber as big as a bog*tewd, and then bo drove n stick through yet thoroughly seasoned and burned slowly. him, and iv» be pulled tbe sUck down again and applied his oyn to the bole be could srv a star in tlw boavena. It wits 3 o'clock in- tbo morning la-fore lie htul finished ids Work, and be now frit that be could defy any eterii-mt which tbo Italians could bring against him. { Tha nirht —-I without Llwi slightest alarm, and tbe morning brought such a Iwau- off again. Tbo calf moved around the corner prepoj-atiorui were modi- to retreat to the cellar. Aitor Mrs. Nixon had descended, my uncle pulled sdl tha furniture into (ba center ________ _____________ ___ _______ ta r,nrri through the trap he fsrtwu I it . l.i t_Ui.u „™,t.t .u* Ined than droeribed. M come to britevr the flames bad died talk They had lie>« in the chamber a full how ta bottle of water, la called his "bett'e- I Uncle Pater dug a straight trench, the fierce I beat would have linked them nt tbs end of IL Mtn boMary.—Alt* California. from his trance. With a veil, which could Ih-faull haring beru made In tbe rooditloM o! a certain murixagr made and sxn-utod by Adam Nldy aud .Saucy Mdy. 1:1s a Ite. tu Hubert Hurns and .1. Liarldsam Hums, and David K. Couk and l*lnlo A. Rhrlduu. 00 liw slxterulli ived them, a’.tbough their retreat wM like 1 even- The)* had to take turns nt tha alr- UM wboutal tile Mme retualn unpaid aiui in arrears lor the s)«re ol Udrtj Uo»s. tbsn and Irvin t heuerfor-h after ttir lapse of salil thirty days, 1 be principal sum of firiecn hundred dolmrs 1 looked upon Id lose no time Following tbo Trait. ttumon ball man made a run fo< al rwW » watan Hit* r t* "Mover tear. molUr. I u*i follow the troll •ovrrriy hrotal two others. THE BEST WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL PAPER. <he ^nlfiuafor anil ^onnlrji ^jciifltin fclLUMK FOR 1887. ONE THOUSAND large pages yearly each Annual Volume, praeMting a larger amount and variety Miau tin vnuir. niri incrtoaitig rvidriar* of ap|>rvcistion on the ATTMB ■ KA noft ba Agricultural Journalism of ths country, l>rin<.-l)Mil sum or proreedinKS either at law or tu equity Uavlnx »-ceb Inst I luted to recover tho mcmeys secured by *a!d tnortgace or any part thereof.. Now. tlwrefore. by virtue ol the power of sale coutalatri in said tuortgNm and the statute in sucb cBM nuule and provided, noticv- la bcrebv «ti that ouNuinrday. December 3Hh, A. D. at 10 O'clock lu tbr foreuooa «e shall wU at public auction to the highest bidder at the north trout door of tbe court hew. In the city ■tf Htathlga, Barry county, Michigan, (that bring tew ptare of bolifiug the circuit court for harry county > the premlww usseribed In vrid mortgage, or so much tb.xr«:trj to |>»» said priori pal । altorMy fre ot twvtity-tive <1 for In nod raartgsgr; said siTlbfri m Mid un.nrvgc as AU those i-i-res ur |«roe)i twins sltuaXi- inthetowusbl wtb“ Co^ «X Bern, sad Wats ot Mfchkroa, sad described aa follow- ta wit: Tbe nreUi lourtcen. In town three uorih rnnu '.di. • elchtv-one acres, 1 Dated iiiMtlur.-, Mien . ttept BOBKUTfi any point—New York Tribune. Av», Detroit. Mfc-h -omiiii»ir>ii<>Ts or uv»igiu>, ix-eou>e auc ue utir s.Hl imyabte Immediately tliereaftrr. alttiuuKh the ;«'r'od limited for the pajiurnt Uietvof may uoc then have expired. And default having water which tai w>ren miles long and I hrre mi kb go tmiu street to struct almost entirely HC and 148 ITW1TH EDGES CUT AND LEAVES STITCHED -«m MicblKM. an from tbe shlngMa II was nearly half an hour to they might or taking off one’s clothori at fair as any woman At tbft Invert pricedpnA^ibld. CL.KMHNT oMint. Hobciiur fur (.'muplaluaui. A t nir cup J . GEUHGE W. AUBEY. Itegister. ner.i and ionrned tbo language, be lieeonjas Ing, that bo may be in the beat possible «tau> to suit the times. A. HLAl The Best of Goods council. Uncle Peter t-tt pretty certain wlial him through a couraeol treatment which few .1 also hftv Tory sli Ke? When DKBirr. mouths or more provinus to th? eventful day bo puts himself uiUrely into the hands of a * New --- ----- T ------- ------ .---- «• —---I •-■ur luuuiui iruni tuc u-ur <■: un» uruvr; uno w busy. They exhibited perfect confidence in ; <■*>* ol tin-ir appranuice Uw> vau-e b.rrr an­ their appruaeb. and were giving the log a ! •werto tta-blu o< cun.j.irint to iw fllwl. and a We will offer Fpt:;<l nicnc^. nientn on ginnl-i uuu!>* to ohl<«r, t>low wbeu Uncle Peter and Ute wife opened j thciu ot a copy ot a and to be tmulo over n-p»nvd. tire. Th» rejiorts of tba firearms were fol- 1 drr: Mid Imlriiudi mJ Kl>" ■«> C"—. | kill and scalp. For throe days uot ar. Indian Irr^l b, and tbe log was dropjwd and the redskins | day* the cui»i euiiipyiuaut cause a notice of tnii ue- D/^PCQG' iJl kbul From Siu sroxxMi in the neighborhood. Thb be took publAUed IU Ute liMtlug* IIANJSKK. nUDtO <wr grimed, published and circulating to 8LS0.0O. A fine Kuo. a. a Lint that their plans wire about ripe, „„„ and be kept bis weatlwr u/e ojsm. On tbe , wwmdwj, white one my rtretcbrd iu death. aftermMjn of tbe d»y before tlx. war whoop T|k. flre of Uy, jn,]inn, a)W1. th,. house now It i« doubtful if tbe redskins iwliuvi-i! hb rocs connected with tbo ndmintetratiou of Thi, is the ________ _________ the muiates, tiut-it was not likely they would ' Tueretwv. uo uiotluu of Clemeut Suiitb, arik-ire-myo this expwltaut until they bud faiW inqjMk thing*. They were mere likely to ; Le, m.d tta; Mme it bneb, revived -(uintt to“ try a batteriiK ram on the door n tl» 'first ,-tlJ Pt1*-1 MeAllKer. Ira N<'Ali>»lcr. Albert move AIH.jjot . LauraMr ulMer.Calrii.M. move Till, TUte door door had Into Won made n7 of inch M(J|I„ . Aifi'ter. Gldroa MeAUIster. AltKter, Horace plank, hung on very heavy bingra, and was McAllister, tirorx*McAllister. William McAlltedefendal by two bar*, but, of couran, it coaki I«t. Mariuan 1 nompioo. \ loleua Juiinaon aud "potato trap."’or ; make the roof fireproof. By filling tbe space* St* his face is hu I between the binders, which ran 1roctb wise Copwrt» and expreeiivo, however, as b fate in a first class< Jewd i Pens, Gold Spectacles* ■ilverware. Also the most Ro Eave-T r K tongt>t,’'and adopts that of tta trnbanity. I bo sooner : ■ . i 1 ' 100 Doses One Dollar, 1-------------- ------------------------------------------- I AillsleraiM azuim 1 At asesstvli ut is ' house, in »ald itninli.uuMunday the isth day. I ywriiiter. a. 1>. 1 mu. J !*reseut. H.<u. Erunk I Tiil« tauw tint Ing which il »>u.»un were points DOC covered by tbo. toopbvlro, t B.erling McAlfi and there were more loo;d»o!.» limn de­ fendor*. If they were determined to burn i Idii ot cotup.lalnt bi Ulis •■aww. ------------- ,------- — ---------------------_i Anu 11 further Kwearing tu tbe court. Hud before the reitekitu nu--di- aiioiber more. ' blit of cprapudnl lu tbii cause was fita-d fur b-'avu logoi .................................-------------------------- — -— " R*1 *J*c declared that ri»o would nl«o remain, although be wu. anxious to have ta r seek protection in the inure*; tatlrment Uncle Peter L*l bad time to le*rn something Of Inter, thefo being at-arevly n day euoourttercd some of them, a«d, call'll him “brother,” and exgreatest admiration for him, be Ibougu he vory jptfch reeemblre a bull tor- • r#lt Hurt his scalp the circulation tn the human bod) bo ajieoks Proposes to koi find him at his A. E. I lams’ lie. with even Hood's Sarsaparilla with tbo hips, trat swinging Iimmu.c f.-ura tbe ■boulder—having cexnpliod -with wbkh condiboiu be is iukLvted into all tint my (Urus of “hitting" and “countet:-lutung", --topping" and “in-fighting”, tba “ar.it in charuxry", and tbo‘•cross buttock” and on special days, whi-u a few choice toughs are osrembkil at the featiytl«*rd in his nuMter** boapitabte ntxxte. .1 "brutha- pug” 1* wit before Luu and tbe j»r nobUo frntrum Lave tbo privilege and watbsfnrtian of hammering racU o her * iacre uud Ix-lics with th-- gloves to tbemingkri «.lmiratkiu ana ooBstoruutkm of tbe tlL-tiugulsb-xl “maulnys;" that part of hii body uhich receivuH hh meet nnd drink is, by a aingularly beautiful tUpum, denominated bis ‘Urcad tataeC," ami his tags be dMci-ib-w liguradvriy as “piia," or Jocosely as “undwnta idlnga" Uada *•1 ma troubled very much with rtaima- which my undo, 1‘vter Nixon, b represented a*‘•Signor QWrdWMt&l pidurvd as losing jlets. Loctets, a Ueoda Sarsaparilla has done tor othro K tbsl if tin. ubs still lower, ns will FARM CROPS 1 HORTI while it also includes all trr Yard. Entomology, Bee- plete, aud much attention upon one nf (be most i lilierslly illustrated, 1 A LIVE A MJjcNK . 'IWWltaMV.V. r«a< w ... _____________ Importance to you. - ... A'l.l intbtsavrtf. any one e... 0 81 taw. Sitter PM: an Greenhouse and Gntpery. Voteriuary Ro­ to, Firreido Reading, DomroUc Economy, and a ask. Its Market Retorts are wnMutlly com• continually increaaiag dogree, TURAL NEWSPAPER. Its Editor*, ia tensive corps of 8 ' IUUT on From MOO PROCESSES, E iuid FRUIT GROWING, LIVE STOCK and DAIRYING, in rami num United States sad 4 SON, hibUUn, ALBANt N. Y 0TPLEASB N THIS PAPER.-* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1886 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1886. 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